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Circuit Conrf.

Mr.. H. NJ. STANLEY, Clerk of the
Circuit Court, made a report at this
term in compliance with the Iawre-
lating to the duties of Clerks Of
Courts. AS special Commissioner,
the Clerk reported funds in his
hands to the amount Of 1891 o.
He also has on hand 1914 So of
State and county revenue. The
Court appointed Maj. T. NJ. N.
Jones, A. j. Alternately and G. H.
McAIillion a committee to examine
the report, and upon investigation
it was found correct in every par
ticular.
New Styles and Novelties at
a
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Mrs. GANDER CLEw's communi-
.ation is so long and the demands
pom our space so great that we are
breed to defer its publication for
.he present--maybe for several
leeks.
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This IS no Intoxicating beverage or doctor
ed liquor, to lead the tiPPlor on to drunken
ness and ruin, bit strictly medical prepar-
alton made from roots and herbs, suitable to
any age or condition. As q family remedy,
Simmons Liver Regulator is equal to an en-
tira madeline chest
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A Row.

Two "colored ladies" of the deep
est dye, living in this place, had a
slight misunderstanding on Tues
day last, which finally resulted in
open hostilities. One of the sable
damsels went for her rights in the
direction of the others hair, and
with one furious grab she extracted
about a handful of the capillary
kinks adjoining her adversary's "a
ven brow. The other one, not to be
outdone, also skirmished considera-
bly, among the ringlets Of her assail-
ant. At this interesting and excl
ting juncture, the Town Constable
put in a protest and carried the col
ored Amazons before the Mayor
who fined them FIVE dollars each.
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New G0Ods-

We callparticular attention to the
advertisement of Mr.. Louis SoLIN-
SKY in this paper. He has just re-
turned from the East with a large
and well selected stock Of Spring
goods, comprising all the latest no
velties, which he offers at bargains
to the public generally. The trad
ing public would do well to give
him call and inspect his extensive
stock.
EVERYTHING in the Dress Goods
line at SHAPARD's.
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SEVERAL of the world-renowned
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINES
pm exhibition and for sale at Nc
4SumE & HILL's. Machines rented
pr let for trial. WM. II. Hill,
m20-3t Agent.
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Notice.

No instrument of writing will DC
registered in my Office until the fees
ire paid thereon. / am forced to
Idopt this rule in self defense.
h JNo. W. DYER, REGISTER.
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DE- III Denartment.. :,


The following are the answers to
the puzzles offered in our last issue,
They are as clearas mud
L. X-the No. of days multiplied
into the No-of rails required to en-
close the farm, and y-don't it?
2 He must be for-for-yes he Is.
3. Required also from the prem
ises the time of starting-starting
point, destination and tile natural
number of the other. X-0-B, the
probable age of the parties X null
tiplied into the distance travelled.
4. As things which are equal to
the same thing are equal to the
square Of the hypothenuse, it natu-
rally follows that the external thrust
in the other direction; then Xxx
the other way.
5. The eoronal arc of the outside
eircularity acting upon the magnet
ic meridian, divided by the diverg-
ency of the cardinality produces
the result; thus X divide 0 per sup
posed use points of the compass.
6. The lesion of the less coagula-
ted pigmento of cognate therapeu-
tics has a tendency to elevate the
benifcent individuality, thereby
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A subscriber at Jacksonport Ark.
complains that the CITIZEN does not
reach him regularly. We cannot
tell the reason. We certainly mail
it regularly and can vouch for the
carefRlness Of orr P. NJ. in forward
ing it.
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The Jail and its Prisoners.

The Jail and its Prisoners.
1t may be a matter of interest to
our readers to know who are con
fined in the Jail at this place, as well
as the offenses with which they are
charged. Below we give the list,
which was kindly furnished us by
our efficient and courteous Sheriff,
Col. PARsoNs:-
Ann Potter, keeping house i'll fame.
Mamie StiIlwell, assault & battery.
Matte Johnson, assault & battery.
Jesse Ashton, Iewdness and assault
and battery.
Rob't Ady, asst with int'nt to kill.
Jas. Montgomery, C, stealing horse.
Haywood Moore, c, stealing horse.
Eben. Gordon, c., carrying pistol.
Bill Allen, c., Stealing hogs.
Phil Naples, c., poisoning.
Green Turner, C., stealing mule.
Jesse Donaldson, c., stealing hogs.
Lewis Sweeney, c, manslaughter.
Henderson and Jos. Barrett, C., dis
turbing public worship.
Jesse Black, c., assault with intent
to kill.
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Thanks.

On Monday last we received
TwENTY-sEvEN new subscribers to
the CITIZEN and renewed the sub
scriptions Of several who have been
taking the paper for years, all vol
UNFAIRLY and without the instru-
mentality of drumming or solicit
ing. Our list is Increasing steadily
at the rate of from 20 to so per
week, and the cry is "still they
come" Our friends throughout
the entire county are working zeal
ously in our interest and nearly ev-
cry mail brings US their favors in
the shape of club of new subseri-
bers. We are very, very grateful
for these substantial marks Of kind
ness and it shall be our constant en-
deavor to merit them by continuing
to improve the CITIZEN each week.
We return thanks to our Lawrence
county friends for their liberal pat
ronage. The CITIZEN has a large
subscription list in that county al
ready, and it is steadily Increasing,
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THE resignation of JNo. w. VII
LEFoRD as Executor HARDY VILE
FORD, decd, was accepted by Coun-
ty Court on Tuesday last.
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BEAUTIFUL Spring and Summer
Trappings, in the very latest styles
apd very Cheap, at SHAPARD's.
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BEAUTIFUL Spring Dress Goods
at HERMAN RosEYAU's lst Main ST.,
one door from Grants Dental es-
Establishments.
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Antoinette Climb.

win play next Monday night for
ne benefit of the Confederate Or
phans. An attractive bill viii be
lrescnted.
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Regulator.
ROE RENT.

A New Frame Houss. q desirable 10
a caiitv in Pulaski, containing Eve
rooms aud . hall. For gent cheap. Apply
% dcc3off J. f. PEARCY-
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REAL Valenciennes Collars at low
Prices at SHAPARD's.
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PURE MohaiF aud Grenadines at
SHAPARD's,
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Gold closed in New York yester-
day at I.I0h. Tennessee Bonds were
quoted at Ga for old issues and 634
for new. in that city. Cotton was
quoted there on the same day 123
for low middling.
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FREsH supply Lemon Sugar, Syr-
ups, Pickles, Oranges, Lemons, Oys-
tiers. Sea Foam. &c, at
.m30-2t JEo. W. DYER & Co.'S.
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Read nonresident notice Of ESQ.
W. F. Alexanderin another column.
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Mr.. HERMAN RosENAU is opening
a beautiful dry goods store on 1st
Main street, one door from DIR.
GRANTS dental establishment. He
has just returned from the East and
is receiving an elegant stock of
spring goods.
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WHTTE Shetland Shawls al
SHAPARD's,
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CIRcUIT Court met on Monday,
his Honor Judge MARTIN presiding.
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Unclaimed Letters
Remaining in the Post Office il


Remaining in the Post Office in
Pulaski March 18th, 1S7I:-
Acuf. John, Jackson Edman,
Ack T, Charley, James, Mrs. Emma,
Bentley Miss Mariah, Kclso, D. A.
Brown, DR.. dos. L. Mays, billiard.
Brown Miss Mat. Z. Mosbia, Mrs. Bette
Brown, NcaIson. Morton, D.
Calph, Mrs HaryJ. Marwood, Jas. S.
Caldwell, Peter, FORTRESS, Mrs Lovingly
Carter, Comfort, Roberts, VIM.
Dickerson, Joshua, Rose, Philip.
Fogg, Walker, Steele, MARY }.
Gibson, VIM. Smith, Phelps,
Gorcie, j. o. West, j. L.
Gideon, Wesley, Wheeler, Miss Eliza,
Lakewood, John, Weaver, Mrs Cabry, col
Harris, Miss I.
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Geo. Fazier, Woodville, Tenn
Parties calling for these will say
advertised" J. D. LEWIS, P. NJ.
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Cor. J. W. SLoss, President, and
Maj. Gro. w. SEAY. Sec'y of the n.
& D. Il. r., We're in town Monday.
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HARDWARE
COTTON 6 PRODUCE
Commission Merchants.
Ewing, Flautt & Co.,
East Side Public Square.
Pu1a ski, Tenn.
Have now on hand and to arrive,
SMOKING TOBACCO.
CHEWING
Tkreshers, Reapers, Flows
e Moving Mchines,
We would call attention to our stock of
Hareware and Cutlery.
Embracing the best brands and
improved patterns OF
CARPENTERS,
CAB!NET Makes,
WAGON MARERs' AND
CooPERs' TOOLS.
Saw Gumm@s
English files
Double Barrel Shot Guns
Colts, Sharps, and
Smith d Nelson's Pistols
Metallic CqTtridges-all kinds
WJstenholm's Genuine
Pocket Cutlery
Fine q common Table dc.
Spear s. Jackson's and
Henry Diston's Hand Saws
Crescent and Tenant Saws
Locks, all kinds
Hinges, all kinds
Bellows, Anvils
Vises, Nails, Iron
Horse Shoes,
Mule do
Powder
Shot
Caps
Hand A xes
Broad do
Coping do
Hammers
Dies and Stocks
Draw Knives
Hoes
Shoveis,
Spades
Mattocks
Pickf
ShoveIs and Tougs
Candle sticks
Wagon Boxes
&c, DC.
Always pay the highest market pricesfa
Cotton Corn &c.
Call and see us. Iian18-yl E.F.& co.
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n. Theirs Fix.

The n. Y, Herald says: "Between
the Paris 'sredsn and the Germans,
Theirs is in a bad fix To save
France and lift her to her feet again
he may have to call in the strong
arm that laid her in the Dust
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REAL Valenciennes Inserting, La
ces and Edgings at SHAPARD's.
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Wanted

10000 bushels of Wheat al Vale
Mills. No. /, or any quality. Cash
paid on delivery.
If n. +. CHEAIRs & Co.
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BID j. q. fsEsuNe Charleston. isia-
KID rIT8ff 50 MUM Ef.g. fluelunssi 3
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New Styles and Novelties at
SHAPARD's.
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Anybody wanting a fine Chrome,
equal to an oil painting, can have
one by getting 10 subscribers for
the illustrated paper called the
Peoples Weekly. The subscrip-
tion price is 90 cents a year. Sam
plies Of the paper and the Premium
Chrome can be seen at our Office. II
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NEW Spring Dress Goods at
SHAPARD's.
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Pu1Qsbi Directory.

ALLJoB WORK DONE AT THIS OF
deTed or deli yered.
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OLE GitikHm.

PULASKI, TENN
THURSDAY MARCH 30th, 1871.
Sea Moss Farine at VOss' Price
% cents per box. feb2-tf
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Al NoUNcEMENTs OF CANDIDATES
a and calls upon persons 20 become such,
must be paid for in advance.
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DR.. SIMMONS

Dyspepsia head
ache, idundiee,
Gstivsness sick
hsadueho, enron
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WeatIler Regard.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-7 80 P. M-SYNoP.
SIS. The rain which prevailed Monday after
noon in Nebraska and northwards is now con-
fined to Iowa, and the barometer has risen in
Minnesota. The area Of high pressure, which
was then advancing upon New England, now
extends to Michigan and North Carolina, and
the low barometer, which was off the coast of
South Carolina, has been apparently Ipushed to
the southwest. The temperature has been high
est to-day in Tennessee and southwark. Fresh
and brisk winds in the northeast and southeast
have prevailed along the Atlantic coast. Cloudy
and threatening weather has cleared away from
the middle and eastern states, bat continues,
with rain, from North Carolina to Florida.
Telegraphic communication with southern
Florida is not yet restored, but 1t is believed
that severe storm must be in progress off its
northeastern coast Smoky and hazy weather
continue from Lakes Erie and Michigan south
ward to Alabama and Texas, and the barometer
has fallen during the day decidedly from Lake
Ontario to Michigan.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Light local storms are pro-
bable for tonight in Illinois and westward, and
an area Of low barometer, with threatening
weather, will be developed over the lower lakes.
Rising barometer, with easterly winds, will pro-
badly continue on the middle Atlantic coast.
Cloudy and threatening weather will probably
prevail in the south Atlantic states, with in
creasng cloudiness southwestward to Texas,
and severe storm on the Georgia coast.
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Criminal Record.

BLOODY RIOT.
TOPEKA, Kansas, Aug. 22-At an election
row at Newton, week ago, Texan was shot
dead by one Nc Closkey, the Texan being the
aggressor. Since then McCoskey was APP
pointed policeman, and the feud between him
and the Texans culminted in general fight
Saturday night, in which McCloskey and a
Texan were killed and two Others MORALLY and
four seriously wounded.
BRICK PoMERoY IN TROUBLE.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. 22.-Brck Pomeroy
advertised TO lecture in Oakland, last evening,
and twas rumored that Gen. N. II. Lagrange had
determined to shoot him on sight for an article
that appeared in the Lacrosse Democrat, re
tiecting injuriOusly on the generals domestic
relations. just as Pomeroy'S friends at the
hotel were starting for the lecture hall, Gen. La
Grange appeared at the door of the parlor
where a number of ladies iand gentlemen were
sitting, and demanded to see Pomeroy, and at
tempted to force himself into the room, but was
grappled by Col. John Scott, editor of the
Oakland Transcript and a lively fist fight en-
sued, the general being eventually removed by
his friends. The sheriff of the county, fearing
bloodshed, forbade the opening of the hall.
Another room was secured, and the lecture was
delivered to Il large audience. Pomeroy denies
the authorship OF any knowledge of the arti-
Gle referred to.
Brick Pomeroy, Gen. Lagrange and Col.
Scott, amcably settled their difficulties, all par
ties apolOgizing.
SMUGGLING.
BUFFALO, Aug. 22.-David TiltOn, New York
city, was convicted in this city, to-day, of SNUG
Cling nutmegs in October, 1868.
MASKED BURGLARS.
SAN Francisco, Aug, 22.-The Red Bluff
stage was robbed near Cottonwood by four mask
ed robbers, who carried off Wells, Fargo & Co.
treasure boxes. The passengers were unmoest-
ed.
THE POISONING CASE.
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 22.-In the Buffenbarger
case, to-day, nothing of importance was brought
ont
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New England Dispatches.



SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 22.-Dexter French of
this city, brakeman on the afternoon train from
the north was struck by cattle guard this af-
ternoon, near Bernardston, and fatally injured.
MAINE.
BANGOR, Aug. 22,-The Penobscot county
democratic convention met in this city to-day,
and nominated, as candidates for the senate
Wyatt Weed, of Veazie; Daniel A. Stone, of
Hampden; Bradbury Robinson, of Corinth, and
Asa Smith, of Mattawamkeag; for county COM
missioner, Z. r. Bean, of Corinth; county treas
urer, T. P. Batchelder, of Kennebunk.
CONNECTICUT.
New YORK, Aug. 22.-The Hartford national
bank has applied for the conversion of S122, 900
of its fve-twenties into the new five per cents,
and the national Pahquique bank, of Danbury,
for the conversion of s1S4,700.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 22.-The smack Ida ar
rived at Newport this morning with wrecked
material, part Of pilot house, with wyoming
painted on it, an extension table, life preseryer,
etc, from the wreck of a steamer sunk three
miles off shore. Two mast heads are out Of
water 1t is apparently large vessel with side
wheels, and appears to have been blown up by
powder or steam. The revenue cutter Moccasin
will proceed at once to the wreck.
Anthony Van Doom, of Bratteboro', VT
aged seventy-nine years, was found dead in an
clubhouse at the residence of his son in this city
early this morning. The verdict of the coronerS
jury was death by apOplexy.
Ldter.-Steamer Wyoming, before reported
sunk off Point Judith, was from New York
bound to Providence, with moulding sand. Sht
sprung leak, was abandoned by the crew, anC
sunk. The crew reached Narragansett, anC
proceeded thence to Boston, via New York.
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Gdturtcsttr Daily spp,
CITY NEWS.

Next Friday evening the play entitled "Pomp"
will be produced at Music hall by Mr. J. c.
Campbelps sensation company.
Messrs. VIM. G. Halpine, F. F. Mllen and
Stephen j. Meany, of Fenan celebrity will speak
in Washbum hall, this evening, with Ireland
for the topic of discussion.
The American brass band delighted the citi-
zens OF Tatnuck by a concert last evening, and
were handsomely treated by the people of that
suburban village. 1t was the first band concert
they ever had out there.
James O'Connor, tramp who sought lodg-
ings in the lock up Monday night, didn't wake up
in good humor yesterday morning, and when an
aged fellow lodgcr refused to let him take his pipe
the OConnor struck the old man sumner in
the face, knocking him down and bruising his
nose. The pugnacous lodger was hastily trans
ferred to the prisoners side and fine mention
ed in the court report resulted from his actions
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-With the cases left over
from Monday, Judge Williams had nineteen be-
fore him yesterday morning: Catherine Gilfoil
and James O'ConnOr, for an assault, were fined
one dollar and costs each; Daniel j. Sullivan,
charged with committing an assault was dis
charged; Patrick Foran and John Long were
each fined $40 and costs for keeping open shop
on Sunday; Michael McGovem and Thomas
Gaffney were each fined $40 and costs for gam
ing; John Burke and VIM. Shea were each
fined 81 and costs for disorderly conduct, and
Oscar Cocker, John White, James Lynch and
Alfred Marshal, similarly charged, let off after
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Abbreviated Dispatches,

At London the subscriptions to the new loan
at noon yesterday amounted to S50, 900 900.
I. Il. Jones, of St. John, has been chosen to
serve as referee in the international boat race.
A grand fete will be held in the Crystal palace,
Sydenham, to celebrate the union OF Germany.
Bishop Kip started from San Francisco over
land for the east yesterday morning.
The emperor and empress of Brazil arrived in
Hamburg yesterday.
Coal miners strike in South Wales is again
reported TO be at an end.
At New York, Yesterday, Mutuals, fifteen;
Red Stockings, eleven.
Grasshoppers, in vast numbers, are appearing
in several of the principal agricultural counties
of Utah.
The Italian government has taken the most
stringent precautionary measures against the
cholera.
The Lake Tahoe tunnel, through the Sierra
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FROM EUROPE.


France.
STAMP TAX.
PARIS, Aug. 22.-Ihe budget committee of
the assembly and the government have agreed
upon a substitute for the newspaper stamp duty,
in the shape OF tax upon paper.
THEIRS.
1t is reported that compromise has been
made in the matter OF the Proclamation of Theirs
term OF office, under which he is to receive the
title OF president and hold the position until the
dissolution OF the present assembly.
ELECTIONS.
Supplementary municipal elections in import nt
cities have been ordered.
THE COURT MARTIAL.
In the court martial, to-day, members of the
Paris fire department deposed positively that
the commune ordered the firing of public and
private buildings, and forbade their extinguish-
ing flames in the Palais Royal.
MILITARY.
The journals holly debate the proposed dis
bandment of the national guard Conservative
journals advocate, and radical papers oppose,
the step. Fears are expressed that its enforce
ment Will meet with opposition in Lyons and
elsewhere.
Great Britain.
THORNTON.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-Sir Edward Thornton has
gone to Balmoral to take an oath to the queen
as member of her maiesty's privy council.
FRENCH VISITORS.
The French deputation, headed by Count de
Fiavigny, who recently landed in Ireland have
crossed over into England, and will visit the city
of York. They are enthusiastically received
everywhere. The object of the visit to the united
kingdom is personally to return the thanks of
the French people for the aid so freely given by
Englishmen and lrishmen for the wounded and
suffering French during the war.
Ireland.
A LIMERICK ROW.
DUBLIN, Aug. pas band of music was
passing through the streets of Limerick, to-day
followed by a large crowd, a signal was given,
on which the mob commenced stoning the po-
lice who were watching the procession. The
latter Immediately rushed upon their assaants,
and after hard fighting succeeded in dispensing
them. Several persons were injured and taken
TO the hospital.
Germany.
BERLIN, Aug. 22.-The ravages of cholera are
steadily increasing at Konigsberg. The disease
has also appeared at DantZig but no cases have
yet occurred in Stettin or south of Prussia.
Spain.
BRoTHERLY VISIT.
MADRID, Aug. I2.-The Crown Prince Hum
bert of Italy has arrived in Madrid on a visit to
his brother Amadeus.
THE FINANCES.
The budget is ready for submission to the
cOrtes The expenditures for the year are esti-
mated at 600 ,000 900 piastres, and the revenue
at $50 900, 900. The minister of finance antici-
pates that the deficit will early be covered, and
considers measures in regard to the public debt
to be at present unnecessary.
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SCIENrIsrs
Railroad Matters.
CENTRAL PACIFIc.

CENIhAL PACIFIC.
SAN Francisco, Aug. pat the election of
directors for the Central Pacific railroad, Leland
Stanford and all the old directors, except Chas.
Croker, were reelected. Robert Robinson
takes the place of Croker. Ii is rumored that
Croker has disposed of his entire interest in the