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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17

Regencias ,arasss snperiores de RI,
10 centavos y l real vara'
PANUELOS.
De batisfas iaus bogdados; dobladillos
! repulg edts ls9$ para senoraS Y cabslleros
De tondo de go or, de npe y Go hi}O,
gran9e para ei cuelo Y nara Ia nlano.
De estcpi|?a a. hol, ndill, Ga s. borl al]as
pleg46as Y lisas.
ire eate, cue!loy MOS 90 hlo.
De lana proDias para ylagcnos,
CALSONCILLOS.
De hiio Ia liobe costura, IL todas c's sss
= recAs.
Gran sartilo ei este renglon, las hay pa
IA honlb1es mpj0res ninos y nina g todos
preci s.
f*ALZADO.. -------
Botit4a de chArol y napatilja corriIs pa
ra seilogassa S2 e. par.
B0titas CT saten y escambr Il s Sc el
pa,
OTROS ARTICULOS
PARA sENoRAs NlNAs.
somb eritos de psja fros de Ultima nc
yedAd p4ra selloras y nihas.
Levjs*cs, paltoa Y basq inas do gri, g1a
e9, cachin4ifa Go 0i erso rre los j lotmas
+ Cores HEmpe:atti:e y BeGolton.
ASa lcos lno y de tod4s eases.
Somb!ilss de eda neg a..
Cae los, p,llos y corbatira de noyedad.
Camials de hatista borladas'
biantillss Brasiliras de pun de seda
borda@o Ultima moda.
Mil11aques de polizon y con hebillas, de
todos precies.
Grantes de sea& y cabsitilla, blancos y
negros.
VARI0s ARTlCUL S PARA OABALLERoS.
Cuefos y pullos para camisa.
Cor atas ' chatlDas.
Cortes 6e pantalaa rhaiecos.
Guautes de canrltjla negyos = blancos.
NIL EBLE@.
Sc realiZan ties p ec.esas comodas de
palo dc rosa con adoruo dc relieve dtrados
cuyos precos son 60 y S0-peso$ cada una.
Uua GAIA de masica '.Harmoniffane' eli
$40.
CAEAS DE HLER2O.
Adornadas con ro1etss y perillas dora
das a $ IA una.
LIBROs DE COMKRCIO,
Sc reaisa una partids de libros, Diar:o
Mayor, y lie cuentas corrientes, eu blanco
HERO GALVANIZADO.
Sc realiaa una ps1tida q precio limitadcs
GALLETITAS FINAS,
Cajitas de sa!lstitss ducs y fns
J rsales la cajita,
Pto Rico Dbrel5 1870,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17
E.>erdida.

Della estencia de- D. Ramon Lopez
on Toa-baia sitio de rio hoado Sc ha
desaparecido lanoche de- 5 In caballo
saino colorado. sl#ada 65 cuartas ca
reto, In pata derecha de atras blanca
paso corto, entero unas manchas blan
cas- en- los lonos, como de ssis anos y
sef1alado de tirar de cache. 81 que 10
entregue 8 diere razon de su parade
70 sera graf hcado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17
.sINTEI1RESANTE.

Marroquies, Beoerros, charoles, chagri
mes, Csbiitilas, piesos, de Buffalo, y de-
mas articulos d. "Zapsteria" Sc enonea-
ran por mayor Y al detail en "el Estable-
cimiento de D Pablo Ubari Gale de San
Francisco nun 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17
13AE5AyIII1T1O.

Tos6 Hs dneno la ACADIA de fecb
Ben 'Sn Jose conso vaado surtdo de con
Europa favorable
pue oeeer p0beo verdadero "a
esabecimeno;
Ratia Z ehavcsid Id Oanes
blanca Rgencs welcomes
eha ota infnidad DC Atuo que
annma conocido
ha ,n Reuena7 verdaas nGangss'
sop muy oaea y oon6o my
~ JoseHe
Coches. ID. .rnesss corr. aeste. d suen
.. cssa al los caa esado, sabalo sin elos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17
E MERCANTIIl' Y ANUN Go S.

clases, des,le uno' { doce 90. , de peso
por k{logramo Videt dc caoba inodoros
.pequenos, arreos dobles ? senoillos, cue
ros para calesa, y otros muchos artfcslos,
al mismo tempo tiene ell gusto de c.
freezer al publico su nueVo establecimien-
to en- maderas pinoa hlanco, Tejeman
de ciprss, alquitran en- barrilesr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17
ouqnsnna Dan0uaaGp.
Arn9 . Ser, mario SaEfricc. Liforarlo.

Arn2 Sem SaF1icc, LitoTario.
Dmingos de amsho
enrega con o an sprea
Cont artculos humor snam gas cuadro de cos
ltnada "Ouen:o
una aon de- Crespondenc de principles
Cuba, todos
donde habra Jnanes!
PR TRsMRE un phego
- ,os ;,,ors dhus DE LA HLPA
10 de- Noenbre de 8O 80 de Abr de
dbos mensus
DE JUAN poMo pico terao nrocotudo escrO
Non, rstado chaprcn
de- ic.us aui5d dbujadapo Isnda Csneros
tamben, de ctada
Al orcndo Aluansau' ibro tulado Voz Ia Vr
tul" ol1menen 259 psgns
~ 1859 susciba
aa d. 1870 H. aenaa espresados e ga tamben
Qus' celebre
enanol D. Manuel Gonzalez neso ha ido
cen u en- exeenc pspe uaaenada rasa solo vodmen
"La Cruz de Quio,
orean premio habdo Sio
crlban
al2 otomopa aho 8 &
tan POGO dnro! snber:
PRECTOS DE SUSCRICION EN- PUERTORICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17
e. &aulggsl.

Sc hacen risos, ana lido: monas,
CAP richas, creps c& CT Sc rizsn riz s,
a 2 realas par, m4flas 6sealns SC tI1e
pelo <& cA
CALI te &an ,Tusto n1r. 81 VIDA de
SantIgosa 6 Hips. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17

Con prop}to sonpre ga ex>teac
de mercades de se lana ho sgo o ec ec "endee tdo'
peA4os por mayor Go npoaf drec
ngaterr* F1anca Aona Epana aecsq sT:do cue
reaaar peo umaento o de 10 cua convencaan s
personas vsitan dlcho esabIeciniento.
Para ucra idea de va1dad ds las araua deos
oree1o o. ctaremos gunoa contnuacos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17
ESl,bO.

: Dcupa aaboneta de orc, ancora n1me
70 3S.08o, y de una leontina de orc con.
eslaboncitcs iabrados y dige cen piedra, 9
gate coler ceEiza y gro.
La persona que liero nuticias iel para
dero de cualqniera de estas prenaas seTa
gsatiicado con $50. 1-6
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SED4S.

SED4S.
DicoA tafetanes Y gros neg1os~ de los
colores mas iin0os ] mas NC dvrDos; .lo 2
Y Ia reales vara'
Magnifi os >crtes de vesifios de gi6 de
colores hordadosa q $50 uno de espCmil'a
decrespon de. .seda SO.
Palo de Paris sea go dc cordoncsllo
negro so$3 vara.
~DrM dc Frauce superior Is rs. vaTa.
Cintas ae ,asc aobe dc to(los anch- s T
eoloreS &c / il rs. vara.
puntos se sesla h!ancos y negros borda
dos Y lisos, &c 7 a IL ryaieS vara.
pupelinAs isas y lab1a(as ultima no7a-
red s ' 1s resles.
LANAs-
Baress fnos do .olores lisos y abga-
10 desde II a 3rea es vara.
Mo inillos y efespones de olSres a 3 rs.
RJerfnos negros de Gordon. lilo y grano
de polyoya prop;o para 6 banes de cabalse
Pancs prgeos lie todas classes = casimi
res de lluvia, etc, etc.
DamaGcOs de varlos coo ea.
Alpecas negras y blancas y sarga de to
das classes y presios.
HUO.
Bafista de liho pnro riquis'mo lie cole
res. .!amadas ''Reina VictoIi4" q rs.
Bati~ta de aolores 10 cts. y a l real
va.a.
Ricos waranaoles de hila aus ia.os de J
y24 y 3 reales v&ra.
Per.a do los i.nzoa, br mante forete, 81,
las, ho ardi:las graDos de orc de 7, 3,
pesos l& pieza.
Estopilas y cambrA;s fnos de S0r7, 8 ,
81 pesos la ileza..
TEA Real de hilo puro lie 81, 6 7 pesos
pieza.
Ricas creas bfetafIas do iodos prec,cs.
Driles de hi biIAccs j de co OF ee 81 q
7 re&ita vSra'
Irlano IS fnas de- Il y reases 1ara,
Clehue'as, coiatas, hiamantes gsntes
superiores 90 tns mecios, sntfe flss Ia
excelente coleta de una vara da azcha Ia
bricada espreeamerte para las h@ols lsndas:
Cretonas frances4s inglesas : cafAl4nas,
para s.banas, de todas cl4ses precios.
Hiio de Taylors Go 500 lo0O ysrda
proplo para coSer en- maqulna.
ALGODON.
Mugelinas chac0nas Y uTgsnd1s da p eco
sOs coloras modernos de real Vara.
: Organ dis Bcnoitou de n0vedad para ha |
ser TRACES de la 1ltina forma gus So usan,
/ 2 rea.es yara.
Organdas blancos Ii. tas cuaares q |
a Emperasris, a reales vaTa'
Limos batistas b'aEcas de, 10 eentavos |
j. / reai vara.
Pei lcales franz Seses a 2 reales v:ra.
Gallo s: olsnss Y tetuaues sia aderezs
6 cal ri goma, desde nn 1 real RI. var@;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17
LAS NOV EDADES:
kSPECIALIDAD EN- SOMBREROS J. .CALZADO
--FORIALEZA --34 q

Acbam Dc bir bgnn nTsempr Bsrcelons
% - apsnoos para eo Dhas ceo punzo odo dtns n0ve
sohas ed soore para Sshoas
pelo (bombos,) formo moda
MafOquines de
Aues o oecenas m6dcos caade
Dres nnos Senoa artos Ea osbaeros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17

sibo , sigue para Ia costa del oeste hasta
Tajardo, llegando 4 Ia Capital 81 IL,
El 10 sale para Fajardo sigae Aasts
Agaadilla volviondo la sapital 81 IL.
Fl 23 sale para Arecibo hasta Fajardo
vslusads 81 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17
Perdida

EI dia 6 del prescnte Sc ha desaparsci-
dopuerta de TERRA, un caballo 1aino oscu.
ro IN lucero en- Ia frente paso corto edad5
amos alsada pequefia Grin abultata, su du.
enc Don Francisco Soreil en- esta Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17
PARTE AERJANTIIy.
Inteigencla Martina.
NssvaSs . Sx1sdS Do TaPorss.

5etfdA@ 0Nts0@ &e VoeOIsss
yApoRns CoRREos EsPAfoLHs.
IA Cadis los dias IA J 2o y sigusn para
10 Kabana.
De Ia Habana Mayagusz y Aguadiila'
Iss dias i1 2S. Siguen para Santh0mas y
ynelyen 10 Habana los dias ; lo.
yAroREs CoRREos INaLHsEs.
De ID Habana cl l2y siguen . Santho
ssas con ID correspondence para Europa
volvisndo 81 II para continuar vlaJe IL
LabaAA
yApoKrs FRANcEsIs.
%. Santh6mas 81 dia |: J sigue para
Santiago dc Cuba dc donde vuolve el II
pAra tomar 10 correspondence destnada
. 1arope.
VAPol CosTAN1Ro AaUILA.
~ "a las 6 dc IL mafiana sale para Are
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17
AVISO

En- Il casn miners % de Ia Gale,
de Ia Cruz IS venden mnebles. En-
esta lmrrenta puedsn verse la lista
De elios con sus sree;os.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17
le yenta.

Sc iecea vaaler una calesa de cuatrt
suedSs en basn esfado Ia persona quo L
s,rterese puede acercarse 8 la caballerlzs
do b. jose MsldoAado donde info, maran,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17
Coches.

Ss ysads uas calesp ds los caa
tro asiento, ! otga de dos aalentos ON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-17

cnarote 10 |. de dos teras pag
medic
Gratis, de dos aiete medic passage
Aca3a doan ne>Ioa pasag itea
c9csn gratis sc eniende per fama hubie
G m 2 medic
oeutreg al rechr les biletes de
Cadz p6Gss los
tata.ts de requisite nui
de tabaco de dez mlaea cada
Ma adm, 5ao2oo Ell
conooimeno pondra ell peso buo de
los butce.
ca ga &c feciba e dia anterior su sida
r-s#De mas pormelores inpon1raa sus Co.'s gn@tMos
SobyipSd de
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I'm ter era c'ase no Sc admten Seii'Fas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-11
SAN DOMINGO.
Movements OF the C0nmissiOn-
Prospects OF AnneNatiOn-OpPosi-
tiOn Thereto.

wv" hhcEtto.
SANTIAGO De CuBA, March "A let
ter received from Puerto Plata, dated
The 9TH, says: The San Domingo Com
mission left here for Monte Cristo yes
Irrday, accompanied 10y Baez and
officials The belief in Puerto Plata iS
iaat the annexation scheme will be car
ried ont, Notwithstanding the strong
larty opposition to Baez Threats have
Oren made to burn the town if it is an
nexed, and already two houses have
teen set on fire. Guards constantly
PATROL the town at night.
The partisans Of Cabral predict a gen
eral revolution aud there is much ex-
element on the island.
1t is reported here that the condition
Of Baez is critical. The annexation
party, however, remain firm.
HAVANA, March 9.-Advices from
tlayti to the first have been received.
The American Consul at Cape Haytien
lad informed the Haytien commander
mat the Dominican General Luperon
lad crossed the Haytien frontier to join
We revolution against Baez. The Con-
sui reminded the commander that non
Interference with Dominican affairs
,nonId be the policy Of the Haytien
"overnment. The commander prom
''ed to look into the matter.
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free Of duty from the Dominion OF
Canada. Passed
Mr.. Hill introduced bill to abolish
the franking privilege and to repeal the
income tax. Referred.
Mr.. Hale moved to 60 into commit
tee OF the Whole on the bill to repeal the
duties on salt, and moved that all de-
bate thereon under the five minute rule
cease in forty-fve minutes. Agreed to.
The motion to 90 into committee
OF the Whole was then agreed to, and
the House went into committee, Mr..
Dawes chairman, and resumed consid-
GRAFTON Of the bill to repeal the duties
on salt and coal.
Mr.. Blair, Of Michigan, offered an
amendment reducing the duty on salt to
ten cents per one hundred pounds in
bulk and to sixteen cents per one hun
dred pounds in sacks.
: Mr.. Randall offered an amendment
10 put tea and coffee on the free list.
Mr.. Stevenson moved to amend by
putting lumber, timber and wood Of
all kinds on the free list.
After discussion. by Messrs. Kelley,
Hale, Wood, Cox and others, the time
for debate was ended.
Mr.. Myers moved to make the in
ternal tax on manufactured tobacco
sixteen cents per pound. Agreed to.
Mr.. Randalls amend ment to repeal
the duties on tea and coffee was agreed
to-S0 to SO.
This action on the part Of the COM
mittee was favored and supported by
the opponents Of the bill for the pur-
pose Of loading it down with amend
ments and thus defeating it.
Mr.. Butler Of Tennessee, moved to
reduce the tax on brandy distilled
from apples and peaches TO seventy-tve
cents a gallon. Agreed to.
Mr.. Butler of Massachusetts, moved
to put potatoes on the free list. Agreed
to.
Mr.. Kerr moved to put bunting on
the free list. Agreed TO.
Mr.. Kelley offered an amendment Of
the whole present tariff law. The
reading Of the amendment would have
occupied several hours. After the
clerk had been reading for several min
utes a motion was made that the COM
mit,ee rise, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Beck introduced bill for the re-
moval o: all legal and political disa-
biities.
After arguments in lis favor by
Messrs. Beck and Farnsworth. the
House adjourned till Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-11
WASHINGTON.
Notice 20 Holders of $40 Ronds.

WASHINGTON, March l0-The Treas
urv Department will receive at once
any 5-2O bonds which holders may de
sire to surrender in anticipation OF the
ssue OF new bonds, and pay interest or
the bonds so surrendered to the first o
Nav next without rebate, at which
time the new bonds will begin to bear
interest, and will also issue certificates
which will entitle the holder to receive
new bonds when they are ready for de,
livery. The 5.20s surrendered must be
transmitted to the Treasury Depart
ment, and certificates guaranteeing the
delivery of new bonds will then be is
sued. Registered bonds should be AS
signed to the Secretary ofthe Treasury.
Another Republican Caucus.
The Republican Senators held a
caucus this morning, when a mo-
lion was made TO reconsider their
action Of Yesterday, in adopting the
report on standing committees. The
reason given for this motion was
that much dissatisfaction was pro-
dncrd among some of the Republi-
cans in consequence of the removal OF
Mr.. sumner from the chairmanship OF
'hc committee on foreign relations.
The discussion, which was very spirited,
terminated in laying the motion on the
table, the majority being two, several
Senators not voting. After adjourn
mrnt OF the Senate this morning, an
other Republican caucus will be held
70 consider what business should be
brought before Congress.
Democratic Caucus.
The Democratic caucus was held this
morning, Fernando Wood in the chair.
Ga motion of Mr.. Campbell, members
Of the present Congress were retained
on the committee. 1t was further re-
owed that the caucus adjourn to meet
q; such time as the chairman should
lr:raIter designate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-11
ST. LOUIS.
Further About the Great Storm


Sr. Louis, March l0.-The losses in
East St. Louis by the tornado on Wed.
nesday were much exaggerated. \
more careful estimate places them at
about the following figures: Elevator,
$l5, 1000; Ferry Company, $4,000; St
Louis Il Vandalia railroad, between
$4,000 and $4,000; South Eastern
road, $4,000; Chicago & Alton $4,000;
Ohio Il Mississippi, 10000; Toledo X
Wabash, between SI5. 900 and 100000;
The steamer Mollie Able was much
more seriously injured than first re-
ported. She is almost stripped Of her
upper works, and $500, 900 would hardly
repair her. The losses to the citizens
cannot be accurately given, but as
some sixty dwelling houses, of
more or less value, were either
DESTROYED or damaged, the loss
can hardly fall short Of 100000. The
Railroad Company is busy repairing
damages, and citizens are endeavoring
to gather up the remnants Of their
houses ard collecting furniture to-
gether.
Reports from the country are coming
in, and speak of more or less injury in
the track of the tempest. In some To-
calites the damage was considerable:
In Morgan county, houses, fences and
forests were blown down, and several
persons badly injured.
At Helena, Arkansas, the same after
noon, hurricane passed over the
city, unroofng a number Of houses
and doing other damage. Property was
also destroyed at Osceola and other
points on the west bank Of the river.
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ing, Carpenter, Pool, Pratt and Ham

ling, Carpenter, Pool, Pratt and Ham
ilton.
Education and Labor-Messrs. Saw
yer, Morrill, of Vermont, Flanagan
Patterson and Blair.
Contingent Expenses-Messrs. Fen
ton, Window and Salisbury.
Printing-Messrs. Anthony, Howe
and Casserly.
Library-Messrs. Morrill, Of Maine
Howe and Sherman.
Engrossed Bills-Messrs. Buckiug'
ham, Ames and Davis.
Revision Of Rules--Messrs. Pomeroy
Edmunds and Bayard.
Political Disabilties-Messrs. Robert
som Boreman, Ames, Gilbert, Nickers
and Stevenson.
Levees on the Mississippi River
Messrs. Kellogg, Trumbull, Schurz and
Spencer, and one vacancy.
Special committee on Southern Out
rages-Messrs. Scott, Chandler, Wilson,
Rice, Nye and Bayard.
The Joint Select committee on Re.
trenchment was discontinued. Mr..
Morrill,, OF Maine, declined, on account
Of i'll health, reelection as chairman oi
the committee on Appropriations.
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THE SENATE COMMITTEES.

The Senate caucus Thursday occupied
nearly three hours. Steward, Scott
Carpenter Conkling and others voteC
with the majority; Trumbull, Morril
Of Maine, and Fenton, with those IN
the negative. The list Of committees
as adopted is as follows
On Foreign RelatiQns-Mesers. Cam
eron, Harlan. Morton, Patterson
Schurz, Hamlin and Casserly.
Privileges and Elections-Messrs
Sumner, Stewart, Morton, Rice, Ham
lin, Hill and Thurman.
Finance-Messrs. Sherman, Morrill,
of Vermont, Fenton, Scott, Ames,
Wright and Bayard.
Appropriations-Messrs. Cole, Saw
yer, Sprague, Edmunds, Window, West
and Stevenson.
Commerce-Messrs. Chandler, Cor,
bett, kellogg, Spencer, Buckingham,
Conkling and Vickers.
Manufactures-Messrs. Iamlin, Rob
ertson, Boreman, Gilbert, and a'vacancy
to be filled by the Democrats.
Agriculture-Messrs. Morton, Cam
eron. Robertson, Upton and Davis.
Military Affairs - Messrs. Wilson,
Cameron, Morton, Ames, Logan, West
and Blair.
Naval Affairs-Messrs. Cragin, An
thony, Nye, Osborn, Caldwell, Ferry OF
Michigan, and Stockton.
Judiciary-Messrs. Edmunds, Conk-
ling, Carpenter, .Frelinghuysen, Pool
and Thurman.
Postoffices and Post Roads-Messrs.
Ramsey, Pomeroy, Gilbert, Cole, Flan-
agan. Ferry of Michigan, and Kelley.
Public Lands-Messrs. Pomeroy, Tip
ton, Osborn, Sprague, Window, Logan
and Casserly.
Private Land c Claims-Messrs. Davis
OF Kentucky, Chairman Ferry Of Con
necti cut; Sawyer, Bayard and Blair.
Indian Affairs-Messrs. Harlan, Cor
bett, Buckingham, Stewart, Freling-
huvsen, Hill and Davis Of Kentucky.
Pensions-Messrs Eimunds, Upton,
Pratt, Rrownlow, Ferry of Michigan +;
West and Salisbury.
Revolutionary-Messrs. Pool, Brown
low, Corbett, Cragin and vacancy to
he filed with Democrat.
Claims-Messrs. Howe, Scott,
Sprague, Pratt and Davis.
District OF Columbia-Messrs. Pat
terson. SAWYER, Lewis, Spencer, Cald-
well, Hitchcock and Vickers
Patents-Messrs. Ferry OF Connect
cut Carpenter, Morrill, OF Maine, Win
dom and Hamilton
Public Buildings and Grounds
Nessrs. Morrill, of Vermont, Trumbull,
Cole, Stockton and Hamilton.
Territories-Messrs. Nye, Cragin.
IicClurg, Boreman, Hill, Hitchcock
and Cooper.
Pacific Railroad-Messrs. Stewart,
Ramsey, Wilson, Harlan, Rice, Fenton,
Scott, kellogg, Hitchcock, Blair and
Kelley.
Mines and Mining-Messrs. Rice,
Chandler, Flanagan, Lewis, Logan,
Caldwell and Salisbury.
On Revision OF Laws-Messrs. Conk-
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

,3 closed in New York, yesterday,
Mlll;
a., j.,I body Of an unknown man
In' III, Srty,two years old, with light
a.H", H.Dj eyes, dressed in plaid shirt and
hsl' i. nants was found in the Ohio
C"," .a, Cincinnati on Thursday evening.
!. in'c .taj been in the water several weeks.
Yesterday morning Adam Schevarts'
Jowsr gardener in the suburbs Of
1,";.y;Ile Ky., who has been suffering
!om toI domestic squabbies, plunged his
,,oJ ,'o,' into q barrel of rain water and
",i, IsS il there till the fire of life was ex-
,inguiehed. ..
uonrt Roirier, Washington Terri
,rr. appears to be firing up for vol
,,ric Eruption. The heat at the sum-
m';t has grown so great as 10 melt
.o0w. @ though heretofore the hottest
,rmoers only partially melted them.
rTsrr !, a constant emission Of steam,
,r5 some parties living in the vicinity
Jain smoke as well.
Yesterday morning the boiler OF a
,,r,abIe saw mill exploded in East
i1,ypI,nd Ohio. The force OF the ex-
,ro.ion was terrific, fragments being
fgrIrd TO q distance OF mile. j.
Br,r, was instantly killed. his brother
Reaismin fatally injured, and his father
ian,erouSlv. Low water in the boiler
supposed TO have been the cause.
. fir. broke ont in Pickles saloon,
Mon street, Richmond, KY, Thurs
sy morning, which consumed nearly
whole square. The Webster House,
Irnral Hotel, pos;office and other
,rdings were burned The square
"a. one of the best in town. The wind
va. h;sh and there was no fire engines.
I, +, feared one man at Central Hotel
'o,t his lie. The loss is estimated at
>liuHaO
,,rar.e Francis Train, who was ar
-r,red and put III Jail in Chicago, Thurs
iavnight, on casa sued out by Gala
han a Broadway, bill posters, on a
claim Of forty dollars, was released
,'ont noon Yesterday, it having been
shown that he was in no way responsl-
rl- for the claim against him, but it
VA one created by the leaders OF the
Republican party two years ago in their
contest with the citizens ticket, Train
.sving volunteered to defend their case.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-11

The OutraSes I'm North Carolina
The Negro Militia.

Inc NeSEO hihttEh.
NEW YORK, March l0.-A dispatch
from Columbia, South Carolina, last
night, says large body Of armed men
from East Tennessee and North Caro-
lima made their appearance in York
and Chester counties, and fighting has
been going on several days. Major
Whitehead, Of the 18th infantry, sta
toned at Yorkville, arrived this morn.
ing and reports that the most horrible
outrages have been perpetrated in those
counties since Saturday night, by both
colored militia and the Ku-Klux organi-
zation. On Monday Captain Williams,
a mulatto commanding company Of
militia, was taken and hanged near
Carmel hill and a number OF his men
inhumanly whipped The negroes re-
taliatei, and since then fsating has
been continuous. Major Whitehead
reports that the negro militia company
commanded by Williams was defeated
on Monday night and fed to his camp
at Yorkville. He disarmed them and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-11
Travel tO!EurOpe and EmigratiOnito
America.

The European steamship companies
anticipate an unusually brisk passenger
trade this coming season. The historic
battle fields OF the late war in France
will be a new attraction to many,
though the still unsettled state OF the
country is a drawback. On some OF
the lines, it is said, every state.room b as
been engaged for the trips extending
throughout May. This is something
remarkable so early in the season. The
emigration from both France and Ger,
many is also expected to be unusually
heavy, and preparations are making for
il accordingly.