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The New York herald., 1871-10-23

A cApEmy or nysIcu NILSSON TONIGHT.
rAEss Saad oFnsA 9s sonsssy
BThe irss List entirely suspendsd except the public
TAs M0T2AT HSl fSfssSst Il iaEstssdSs Sss 3 's'st
I s s!assHs e. IT
WEDNESDAY ESISiSs; ess s. isa.
Mre CHRISTINA NILSSON m her worirsnowusd
ss ASsik Loussi; Sxsi Mona cxfoc l. mons l.
ON FRIDAY hyESlsia, aAsrEa aqT2sER ~ is''
Nile cHnlsTTSA NnssoS ss...a a.Ssr assSy Henrietta
GRASS soaloeus As6 6fSess iScseAsED oseafsrsA
81 sad &
Ing location Family Circle s Reserved seats Soc es,rs
On sAnaSHAy HsaNp S.ss 3et9sss ssp,sst = .str'I"
with Mil. cHRlspIss tYfss RILssSs ri lsHssss%as {. E6s
..s II ~ W. s.s crss ooI. a.
The regular ticket onces for securing seais are the AeA
RID ia i sraAxossn * OPERA COMPANY
THURSDAY H3ssfss VI sfSSsss cstsssa 1ss's O'Clock
THE srsAKoscn ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
oosalsSiss IL ssAssssS sssSAS. q avs'St oSt %
Am.mbcr, Of The chorus Tor the above Company
sr, s ,osSsy rsss 70 %ss 20 tho stage tina Mon
OIYAFsSs sfn4 TnFsJsss CROWDED oa oUsEs WEEK.
.
o. L. r0xS
celebrated spectacular Ballet Fnntomme,
HUwPTY DuMPTY.
r. D. "The Hunpy Dumpty bears about much re-
". y. renbance preceding namesakc does mo.
H. D. dern Park the old fashioned
II. y. stare ceacA."-- Herald.
unss d any other cevn d. Fox prs:sas
H. u. voin OF fine acting ~ Dispatch.
n. ID. THE CELEBRATED MARTENS FAMILY.
II. u. Mons MARTENS. "Thc Martens Family, consist
H. ID. Nine MARTENS, ling OF a gentleman and two la
H. D. lMle GRETCHEN. dies, capital buiesquc OF
H. II. wandering fyr0lean singers, and
II. d. ltwo OF them appeared the
II. D.t lceiebrated scat Duetn which N
X. u. rresisbiy funny and natural
II. O.I witha. This latter feature alone
III. u. lis almost evenings entertain.
II. NJ tnent In elf."-herald.
H. D.. "Thc Martens Family, three In
H. D.. iuumber, made popular hit, the
III. Dt Imlschevous grace and vvacftyof
H. d. Mile Gretchen being In particular
H. d. much admired. Tribune.
VI. Ul TIE kINALrS TROUPE,
II. plADELE, - MARIETTA,
n. ID. PAzLIER MORIONDO,
N. d. iCLEMEkCE, ALExANDROWA. YOUNG ADUNIS
H. D. AND LITTLE VENUS, SIGNOR CASSELLI,
II. D. THE ZIGzAGS, Herr WILLIO.
H. ~ Seats secured days in advance at the box o1ce
n. p of the theatre or by telegram.
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YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER % lo7-TRRLE SHEET.
AMUsEMENrs.

AMUSEMENrHs.
F11-raEATRE CoxfcuE.
JOSH HART. Manage
MONDAY, October %, nrst Al tha n AMMOIA TROUPE
appearance OF the ST. remain and appear
FELIX BALLET TROUPE in An entire oio 0f
WIT
MISS JENNIE HUGHES, | and HUMOR.
$50 VOCALIST. THE COMTQUE BALLET.
COAIQUE BALLET.
MISS ADA WRAY Josh HART,
THE FEMALE BANJOlST CHARLES WHITE
JOHN WILD.
MONS. CARRok 4 SONS, LARRY TOOLES
ACKOBATS. and ono hundred others IN
THE GREAf bLoSDk monster programme for
rEMALk this week. An old timc
hINsiRisL SClkE WALK ROUND, the entire
,rr,,, x,scv ,----,.X ,,~, Ethiopian department ap'
THE MAYORS ARREST, ]
Matinee Wednesday sad Grand family MATINEE
saturday. Wedue sday and Saturday.
The New York herald., 1871-10-23

- - DISDlCAI.
A 1TENlloN.- TUtETy YEARS rRtssIAN HOsrI.
~ IA espcfirnee Diseases Permanently And ssoee>s aiy
Or. FRANKLIN, M Bletrses street.
A mrs. w; II. MAXWELL, FkMALe PHYSICIAN,
N. ia East Tenth street
A PERFECT AND LASTING CURE FOR ALL sPE.
"A cisi D!tesses, b5 the old practitioner.
DR.. LEWIS, No. Beach street.
A -DR. AND MADAME okIEDLR PROFESSORS ~
~. midwifery, ~ wsr Twenty yslAth sueet near sixiA
avenue ~ -
Lii sfKvtA4 CHRONIC AND NERVOUS pIs
IN eases veflscts cufedChhrres moderate; cpnsuston
ffeA Whittier Medical lns,aso o7 srosdwas, New YORK
nR. boTTL PHYSICIAN ron LADIES' 10 BOND
~ nrcst Terms moderate satisfaction seasanteed.
nR, HUNTER @ BOND srEREr. gEAR ppwREy
Estasisahed " sesrHss had great e,yef,ence In crrs
Ssprdn dsseAsea AAvtce graSs
nR whs1, pRovtSeoR or MIDWIFERY, AND
A. htdams Wkxt ses>s's fh,seisa. t<s Wesl Fos.e.h
street, neas seventh sssnoA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-27
NEW YORK CITY.t Z

.'' ""' New York, January 26I
A very heavy snow storm set in at an
early hour this morning, and travel Is
greatly impeded. The street cars arc al.
most entirely stopped running, The rivers
are filed with ice. Ferry boats can scarce.
ly make tliGirIway.S'1 sbghIAJ
G6ld Yesterday stood at 81 1Of all day,
the dial in the gold roP oPm not changing
once during the whde session Of the
Board. So stagnant q market has not
been experienced since the midsummer Of
1868, when on July 9th of that year, gold
yas wholly devoid Of tluctuation, the
price remaining at $140i throughout the
day. -y.T--y rr,,,
estimated at about $l00,O00-fully GOV.
cred by insurance, Which was over $780,.
900. ,.nlus 0,. .nr.Ilsl =.
Dion won the three ball game played
against Daniels, by a score Of 800 TO 1871.
TDb MA. Wolf, one otthe most lnotO-
riohs Professional aboFtionbls ID tho city,
was today convicted fniahslaughter In
tbs second degree, and sentenced by
Judge Bedford, to seven years imprison.
ment In Sing SiIg.5 A second indictment
oE similar 0tIcnCc was pending dginst
Wolf. Judge Bedford sAid'he Would do
all he could 10 drive the abortloniS6 from
the city.
In consequence Of the furious snow
storm, all mails are behind The IVES.
tcrnfnail Was two tours late, nothing has
been received west uf PltlSbuFgh. AID.
viceRirOm principal points In the cast, re.
port n heavy storm and cold weather.
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The Debt of Tennessee-.-A Heavy
Load.

Load.
The Financial condition of Tennessee is
in rather a bad way, with little prospect
of immediate improvement. 1t has a
bonded debt, the interest on which, for
the year 1871, will not be less than
eighteen hundred thousand dollars; there
is II floating debt due and demanding ex-
tinguishment of more than five millions
and half dollars; the current yearly cx-
penses orthe State Government are not
less than six hundred thousand dollars.
Here are nearly three millions to be paid,
or not paid, before January, 1879. ln3ad,
ditiOn 10 this present and pressing obliga'
ton, the State Treasury Is forced yet 70
receive and retire nearly million and a
quarter OF dollars of Bank Of Tennessee
circulation, rs payment OF taxes for
dues to It. The available resources TO
meet tlIis debt, principal and interest, are
tax leviablc on two hundred and fifty
millions of property, and, In addition, q
privilege tax which may yield three hun
dred and fifty Thousand OF revenue. This
is the main and only legitimate reliance.
Three-quarters Of u million yearly out OF
thirty.threo millions Of the bonded debt,
Is the most that can be expected in the re.
tiring Of bonds from solvent and able rail-
road corporations to whom the State has
loaned It's bonds. A month ago the Leg
islature authorized II loan, by the hypothe.
cation Of bonds Of 100000, 10 meet due
and current expenses, but failed in its ne.
gOtiation. In addition to these complica.
lions, the State has Il hundred thousand
bonds and coupons already pledged in
New York lor money previously bor-
rowed, ~
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The London Conference.

N LONDON, January "a,
The London Conference has been ad'
journed until the 3lst inst, In conse'
quence OF the continued absence OF the
representative from France. One Of the sig,
natory powers Of the original treaty. Re
lating to the Eastern question, 1t Is known
that Mr.. Granville conferred with TiSSet
the French charge d'afairs before and
alter tho meeting at conference.
A dispatch from Brussels, says Bis
marck's reply to Favre, refusing him safe
conduct through the German lines Of the
investment Of Paris, Is condemned by the
Prussiau liberals. e. .. H".-5 -,
Positive News from DR.. Livingston.
D. LONDON, Jan. 25,
Sir Roderick Murchison has received n
letter from Africa giving positive intelli-
gence Of tho safety ofDr. Livingston.
Promotion Of Bismarck. 9g
Bismarck has been appointed Chancel-
loS Of the German Empire, .piHi I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-27

A WESTERN JOURNAL FOR BUSINESS
MEN.-Onc of the most valuable of west
ern publications for the business public is
the journal efC6mmerce, weekly jour
nal that has been printed at ST. Louis for
thirteen years, devoted to Finance,
Commerce, Railroads, Manufacturing,
Mining and General Industries. Mr.. Ma.
THAN II. PARKER, widely known rs the
author of books and maps Of Missouri and
a half dozen other Western States, and
late editor of the Western Quarterly, has
become one Of the editors Of the journal.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money aud Stock Market.
Nptv VnDt, Jnr,o.,, on


The cable dispatches from Europe TO.
day, which seem to indicate the carly sur
render OF Paris, did not have any marked
effect at Wall street. Gold has been dull
with all transactions ut 11Olall0s. Loans
were made ut from to 0 per cent. Clear
ances $l3,0O0,0OO Government bonds
opened strong and especially G's Of 'sl, (,
which have advanced one per cent. The
entire list closed active and higher. The
stock market generally firm with small
business; New York Central, Hudson,
0hios, Lake Shore, Northwestern, St.
Paul, Rock Island, and Western Union,
being the chlel features. Express stocks
strong, with quick returns, and advanced
to 100. Money easy at from 5 TO @ per
cent. State securities firm at last call.
There has been severe snow storm all
day interfering with lOcomotion and trade,
and threatening 10 block the railroads. i
STERLING EXCHNNGE--Banker's bills
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STATE -AfisSouris, 80 |; Ten.
nessees, old, G44i new, 64t; Virginias,
new, 6l; old, O5i North Carolinas, old
45; new, 22f.
STocks-Westorn Union Telegraph Az;
Adams Express, cot; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
80; American 49t; United States 49, Pa.
cifc Mail, 41R: New York Central, O45;
do scrip, 90; Erie, 9l4; Harlem, 13t; Read
ing, 0sA; Michigan Central, 11s; Cleve.
land Il Pittsburgh, 1861; Northwestern,
75s; do preferred, S5t; Rock Island, 1911;
New Jersey Central, 1881; 81. Paul, 53i;
do preferred, ~; Wabash 51s; do pre-.
ferred, 73i; Fort Wayne, ,O3f; Terre
Haute, 39i; Chicago and Alton, 1l5, Ohio
and Mississippi, 30; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, 81; Burlington and Quin-
cy, 152; Lake Shore, OFF Illinois Cen
tTul, 1884,
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cINcINNATI.

Sa q ia erSdMSkril January Sc.1
The ROOF Of a boiler shed belonging tC
Lane Il Bodley, fell In from tho weight
Of the snow Ahtp Zoe, at half.past ten this
morning, burying IN the ruins DanieI
Peck, who, probably, was fatally injured,
Also Patrick Dunn, James Dunn, james
IIoban, Patrick Murphy, Patrick Whalcn
and Morris, were all more or less hurt
All have been removed. ~
The news Of the defeat Of the Cincln'
natl and Southern Railroad bill In The
Kentucky Legislature haS not produced
much sensation here. The event has beer
looked for by many and there has beer
for months growing conviction that NJ
II matter. Of last resort Congress will be
appealed 10 for then necessary charter.
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Chicago Marker.
nTN CHICAGO, January q

CHICAGO, January s6,
FLoUR-Dull and weak. a-Ir.l.
GRAIN-Wheat, No. 2 spring Chicago,
unsettled, 2a24c lower; closed at 81 "a
cash, 81 24t seller February, but this
evening active and higher, at 81 GO cash,
81 26i seller February. Corn, No, .
mixed, less active at 14c lower; closed at
50c, cash 5lt seller February, but this
evening tirmer ut jlc, seller February.
Oats, No, 2 dull and declining at lc low.
CT; closed quiet at 45t. Rye, No. quiet
at Soc; regular &c. Barley, spring No.
2, dull atS3c. .-#I. .'Iu.. T..
IIoos-Dressed hogs active at ssaOci
closed quiet. Live hogs active at - 90
az S5.
CATTLE-Fairly active at Saa6gc.
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BILLS have been introduced in both
Houses of the Legislature for the removal
Of the Capital. The Capital will not be
removed, nevertheless. Tho Charleston
people hold too good hand for that. 1t
may be well, however, for gentlemen OF
whom some effort Is expected by their
constituents tomake o show Of fight. 1t
can do no harm and may do them some
good at home.
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Ohio Legislature.

fu .nlp CoLuMBpS January go.
The bill to provide for the erection Of
the Governors mansion was indefinitely
postponed In the House.
The bin 10 increase tic salaries Of tho
Supreme Judges was defeated In the
House, on Its passage, by q vote ofS7 yeas
to 81 nays
A bill passed the House to permit the
Board ol Education Of Cleveland TO pro.
vide means Of education for deaf mutes,
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Income Tax Repealed in the Senate.

The bill to repeal the Income Tax pass.
ed the Senate yesterday. 1tgocs now to
the House, where, yesterday the Chair.
man of tho Committee Of Ways md
Means presented II communication from
Gen. PLEAsoNToN, Commissioner of In
tcrnal Revenue, recommending the repeal
Of this inquisitorial and vcxatious tax We
don't know anything the House could
now do, more acceptable to the country,
than to concur with the Senate in this re.
peal,
ut is believed by the best lawyers in
the countryto be IN unconstitutional tax
and II not repealed, It would soon be
brought into the Courts and tested. Il
the decision should be adverse, Congress
could not resort toit in a future cmer-
gency as they might lit be now repeal
ed and decision avoided. This tax Is oI
kind that ought not to be resort
cd to except in times of emergency,
which these times are not. Mr..
BoUrwEMis argument that the revenue
from 1t Is absolutely necessary, does moi
seem 10 be well founded, inasmuch as the
revenue laws as now established are csti.
mated to produce a surplus q seventy
millions year, while the most he claims
Is that he viii get twelve millions from
this tax. Mr.. PLEAsoNToN estimates II
less, and says very large per cent Of It Is
consumed by the extra machinery rcquir.
ed to collect II.
The business men OF the country are
rapidly coming to the conclusion
that II Is no longer wise to raise 0
large surplus of revenue for the re.
dcmption Of unmatured debt; that II Is
sufficient for the public credit to provide
surplus enough for the smooth operation
Of the sinking fund; and that 1t will bc
better, not only for the business interests
Of the country but for the purity Of legls.
lation and administration, to have closer
working balance in the Treasury than
heretofore.
Asa political expcdicnt for the party In
power, tho repeal OF the Income Tax
would be judlclous; and we believe Il
would be equallyso "a a measure Of fnan.
cial economy. s ~
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MINISTER WAsHBuRNE writes from
Paris TO a friend In Washington, under
date OI Christmas, that, being on the look
out for u Christmas dinner, and seeing
exposed for sale In one Of the stalls i
goose and chicken, he inquired the price
thereof, This was $21 for the goose and
~ for the chicken. He alSo states that
many ol the Americans arO beginning 10
get short Of money, and II was going u
be a very difficult matter to supply them,
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conneetlcu. Republican convention.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, January 95.

The Republican State Convention mel
at Music Hall this morning, David Gal
lup was chosen temporary Chairman, and
Gen. Hawley elected President. Gen
Hawley addressed the Convention, re-
viewing the platform Of the Democratic
party Gt some length, and arguing 10 re-
iute the charges made by the Democrats
against the administration. The whole
ticket was renominated by reclamation.
Hon. Henry B. Harrison then addressed
the Convention, reviewing the record oI
the Republican party. The Convention
adjourned at one O'Clock, P.M. - y
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. '. CINCINNATI, Jan, 20.
CorToN-Fair; advanced to 149c.
FLOuR-Firm; family 50 4OaG 80.
GRAN-Wheat opened firm and closed
dull at 81 3Sa1 35. Corn fair and firm at
52a53c, Rye scarce and firm at 81 co.
Barley stead at 05a$l 90,
GRoCERlEs-Unchangcd.
0ILs-Unchanged.
EGGs-Scarce and higher at 26a97c
BUTTRR-Scarce and firm; fresh 2Ga3Oc.
SEEDs-Clover seed fair and advanced
to 104a1ltc, latter from store. Timothy
seed scarce and firm at so %.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork excited large sales
at seq 00a29 so; held at $23 90 at the
close. Lard quiet and unchanged, Bulk
meats firm; asking from Stal0c to l0!a
lie. Bacon, small sales ut 0{al1tal2c
HoGs-Stcady ut 81 25a7 80. Receipts
2,4OO.
WHIsKY-Fair; advanced to ssc; ask.
ing SOC. .....
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MEXICO.
Our Relations with Her Critical.

Our Relations with Her Critical.
e.al WASHINGTON, Jan. 90.
Our relations with Mexico at the pres
ent time are considered very critical
caused by the course Of the people il
Mexico In relation to Zona Libre. The
opinion Is entertained here by those ia,
miliar with all the facts that Mexico will
have to abandon the position she has as.
sumed on the question or the United
States will be compelled to use force to
protect her own border from the whole
sale smuggling which Is now carried on in
defiance Of the officers and laws.
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CINCINNATI, january co.
The Oriental powder Company Fail
% ure. l1l .'Hll
t)o..,,, Inn,,o.,, on
BosToN, January 20.

EVIEV7'N V"E'"V'EJ VT
The creditors Of tho Oriental Powder
Company, whose works are located In
South WindhAm, held q meeting at Bos'
ton yesterday A statement was made,
showing clear surplus Of over 100000
and the company proposes 10 pay dollar
for dollar, Il allowed 10 settle rhauerP by
an extension Of from six 10 twCnty.foui
months The company has paid annual
cash dividends OF 22 per cent for the last
ten VCarS.
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New York Market.

NEW lUHki JHHuHFy sO'
CoTToN-Fair and advanced; middlng
uplands at 154c.t bsBlIg t.rn.y
FLoUR-Dull andheavy at SO 75a7 OO
for shipping grades. n.gI
GRAIN--Wheat-Dull and dropping;
spring at 81 52ta1 "a; red amber at 81 81
al IS. Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Oats
Dull at G2aG4c. Corn-No. 3 mixed at
SOaS4c. W '' ' '"i
PRovIsroNs-Pork, Beef, Bacon and
Lard unchanged.
Foes Steady; fresh at 9Oa97c; lined al
lSa2lc. 1H t"
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, january 90,
FLoUR-In good demand; Ohio and
Indiana extra SO roar 70.
GRAN-Whtat firm: Indian red 81 90
a1 90. Rye unchanged. Corn firm; vel.
low sc; No. ! mixed s2as3c Oats un.
changed,
PETRolEuM-crude tSc; refined "a
24tc.
WmsKY-Flm but unchanged,
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What Bellaire is Doing TO Secure
the Railroads.&c. Matter that Affects
the business Future Of Wheeling.


Iron. The 81. C7aIrsrIRs ChroNIeie Of Ttsttrday.
That road will he built upon some
one Of tho four proposed routes, connect
Ing Dennison and the Ohio river, Is a firm
conviction with men upon either route,
but that Bellaire will be the southern ter
minus of the road, is to us now more evil
dent than at any time since the question
of road anywhere has been brought be-
fore the people, Flushing Is yet unde-
cidCd in her choice OF routes, but the In
tended survey OF the different lines rs
resolved upon by the meeting Of Saturday
shows her willingness TO enter upon this
work. Mr.. Randolph, chiet engineer of
the Baltimore road Is engaged to sur
vey the route riG ST. Clairsville,
and will begin next week. There Is
no doubt Of n favorable report, rs the pre-.
vious survey Of the most difficult part Of
tho line showed It to be entirely practt.
cable. The decisions OF this engineer will
60 far toward deciding whether this shall
be the route or not The meeting at Bell
aire on last Friday, though not conclusive
in It's results, gives the assurance that the
citizens of that place intend that the road
shall end there. On Monday committee
of five gentlemen from Toledo visited
Bellaire IN the interest Of the B. & 7. road.
They are men Of wealth and influence.
This alone will go far toward throwing a
balance in favor of this route. They left
Saturday morning for Baltimore u con-
suit with Mr.. Garrett upon the subject,
md VIC trust few days will bring TO-
vOrablc report OF their conference. r,
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Railroad Contract Awarded.

TOLEDO, January 90.
The work ofprcparing the road bed for
the iron from the Ohio State line to Alleg.
heny, on the Ohio and Michigan Railroad,
has been awarded TO parties In Coldwater,
Michigan, and the work upon the line
will be commenced Immediately.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

----- ----- INV V'E'Ei W'FEl' W
Owing to tho prevailing violent snow
storm the market Is extremely languid.
We quote Am9kcag brown Sheeting at
12IC; Stark A l2ic; Cabot A 1liC; Indian
Orchard G liC; New York Mills muslns
9Oc; Sprngue's prints lie; Rlchmonds lie
for iancies and 11ic for Quaker styles.
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forces. It appears that the Garibaldians,
ailer their successful engagements with
the German Landwehr between FantCux
and Burgundy, tore up the rails and ties
and so damaged the railroad that 1t isnow
impossible. ~ '.
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baltimore Markell.

.yNil.u7 BALTIMORE january ~
FIoUR-Flm.
, GRAlN-WhGAt scarce and firm; Corn
active; white S9as7c; yellow SOas9C
Oats 6Oa57c. Rye Sja0bC, u..u
PRovISIoNs--Firm. ..
WmsKY-Slrong; held al 00a91c.
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MN Burdod hear MiGmPhls,

MENT'nIs, january 90.
ut A wOolen mil, three miles north {Ol
this place. operRl0d byWm. Moorcrall,
was burned this afternoon Loss eslimat-
cd at from $4,000 TO $4,000 Insurance
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Goy. uonman has a Yirtuons Spasm.

H"I f..H NEW IoRK, January 20.
Gov. Hoffman to-day sent 10 the Senate
a message advising that the Constitution
be amended 30 as to punish severely the
corrupt uSO Of money In influencing cleo.
lions,
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The Latest News.
River Report.
PITTspuRaH, January 90.

PITTsBuRaH, January 30. ii
II has been raining since morning, bnt
now turned to sleet. The Monongahela Is
4 feet 0 inches and rising The St. Charles
expects TO leave tomorrow. There were
no departures. .,.-.I.,,t,.
CINCINNATI, January sG.'i
Tho river Is II feet with s5 feet under
the bridge. 1t has fallen two feet. Ar,
rived-Savannah, 81 Louis. Departed
Dove No. 2, Kentucky river Charles u,
Church, New Orleans James Fisk, Ir.,
Cairo; Savannah, Pittsburgh, The wharf
Is in miserable condition FROM ice, TEN
perature 90 deg, Clear. The John IL
Groesbeck reship her freight to the Nick
IOngworth, ut Portland, and comes here
for repairs. t.rs ar.. l.u .fw.f ..r
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~ HUMPHREYS dn.

HUM lsfECIFlCS
Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire success: Simple-Pr0mpt-R RGlcIent
and Reliable They are the Best Family Medl-
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made In using them; no harmless Aa 10 be nee
from danger, and 30 efficient as 10 DO always ro-
lIAble They have received the highest coinnlen-
dalton from the thousands who have long used
and known them and will always render salts
action 10 those who try them.
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George TlCknOr, Of Boston, tho dlstln'
guished scholar, Is dead. lie was eighty
years Of age, N