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Notice

T HEREBY CAUTION ALL PER-
l. sons not to trade for two notes
made payable to j. C. Dunbar. One
for about 1885, the other for about
$1,000, dated March, 1872, as do not
intend to pay the same, the conditions
for which they were given having fail
ed. w. j. S. JOHNSON.
October 9, 1872 St.
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"The applicant in every case has des-
ignated the kind of machine desired"

"The applicant in every case has des-
ignated the kind of machine desired.n
The returns of sales of the different
sewing machines, during the year 1871,
show the Singer machine to be by far
the most popular of all iu the market,
the number sold being 1871 ,26O, out of a
total OF 6lO,l94 of twenty-five differ ent
patterns. 1t appears, too, that the
Chicago Relief Committee, which un-
dertook to furnish sewing machines to
persons needing them, supplied 2427
Singer machines against 517 of all 9th
er kinds. This preference for the SIM
ger machine is due to it's intrinsic su-
periority, and seems likely to be main
tanned against oil competition.-[New
York Sun.
Which is the best machine, is a point
on which different companies differ ;
each, of course, thinks its o,cn the best.
One may have advantages for one kind
of work, and another for another. But
if the point were to be decided by pop
uLarity, the Singer machine would out
strip all others.-[N. Y. Evangelist.
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For Senator,
JAMES G.. WHITE.
For Representatives,
LEWIS TEXADA,
JOHN j. SWAMI,
j. G.. P HOOE.
For Parish Judge,
HENRY l.. DAIGRE.
For Clerk,
SOSTHENE A. BAILLIO.
For Sheriff,
DAVID G.. PAUL.
For Recorder,
WILLIAM H. SIMONS.
For Coroner,
GILES G.. WOOD.
For Police Jurors,
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
A. B. DEAN,
j. r. ANDREWS,
X. NJ. CLARK,
j. p. SNELLINGS.
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ENRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL
L Plants and Flower Seed grown in the
South, only for the South. Largest stock
and most complete assortment Send for
Illustrated descriptive Catalogues.
Oct. 16-1y.
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DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills are q mild and
gentle purgative, possessing the gecu-
liar merit ofactirg as powerful agent
IN relieving congestive or torpid fever.
They have no equal.
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The Memorable Fire Of Chicago


The Memorable Fire Of Chicago
Has given such an opportunity Of show
ins-as it is much to be hoped may
never occur agaln-how the citizens Of
that city at least regard the different
machines claiming public attention.
1t is stated in the Report of the SPE-
C1AL RELIEF COMMITTEE, az pub
lished in the Chicago Tribune, March
9th, that the whole number of Sewing
Machines for which orders have been
issued to the date of this report is 2944,
on which the Committee have paid the
sum of $7l, 430 SO: The number sup
piled by each company is as follows:
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p a r 1 3 n u i Q K e t:
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lucy COulu ptOulDiy W UOuSnG OF OD-
tanned as subscriptions of so mucl,
stock. The company may he sure that
the prospective Louisiana Central Rail-
road will kill all others between the
same termini; and that the Backbone
road" will, if it survive, become a
formidable competitor. And, by the
way, New Orleans should remember
that the Backbone Company and others
may, Can or must aim to run that road
through Baton Rouge and Ponchatoula
to the great eastern terminus at Mis-
sissippi City instead of New Orleans.
Behind Ship Island is a most conven-
lent harbor, and Europe would estab.
lish rival and Gulf port there within
twenty years if this region were within
her demain!
HOW TO MAKE BOTH ROADS MOST
SPEEDILY.
vi course the M. & T. company has
decided upon its policy, but no man or
corporation is so wise as to plan unerr-
ipgly; and, often, a change of pres1-
dent directory, or engineer is accom-
panied by change of plan. Was
there full and comprehensive inves-
tigation and judgment on the present
one7 Could there be without at least
a reconnaissance Of both propose d
Why not do this now, so as
to be sure we are right, before we 20
ahead finally on the said b.anchi
l do not propose that building to
Vermillionville shall be given up, but
only that it shall he temporarily post
poned. Nor do l object to road from
Vermillionville to Opelousas. On the
as this is graded, it should
be sooner or later finished.
But, taking a comprehensive view.
The speediest progress, ard the earliest
Tuition of hopes and money will be
if the NJ. & T. Company will
postpone for a while the Grand River
part OF the work, but finish their road
or the present to that stream, as
through it many regions can he reached.
Then let an arrangement be made with
Charles Morgan to complete the road,
llready graded from Brasher to Ver-
nillionville, while the company is
from the latter to Houston.
+ all concerned will cooperate, doubt
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row gauge branches-except near Ba.
ton Rouge, Alexandria, Shreveport,
and Marshall and Jefferson, where,
owing to their Importance and connec-
tions, the wide gauge should be used.
The obvious branches and their
lengths and connections would be as
follows:
1st-Plaquemine; six miles narrow
gauge. ~
2d-Baton Rouge; already built; six.
teen miles wide-gauge. This could be
continued to the Clinton and Port Hud-
son road.
3d-Port Hudson could be reached
BY building branch of the Baton
Rouge road of fifteen miles, and there
by the Clinton and Port Hudson road.
about twenty two miles in length, al
ready built, would be reached. This
branch could be continued to Bayou
Sara, via Waterloo, by building about
eight miles more; and it would-tap-
ping the False River region in passing
connect with the Bayou Sara and
Woodville road, about twenty-four
miles long, already built and iin oper-
alton; and moreover it would probably
be continued to Natchez. All this
would be narrow-gauge. Or
4th-False River and Bayou Sara
could be better served by branch of
eighteen miles thrown out further
along, making the connection with
Woodville and Natehez as before.
5th-Washington, ten miles; aud OPP
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n oil pasts OF the North, West and South. .4af
J. E. GAMMA, n D.. Milwaukee,
CoUNcIL DlUyys. Marth n, lefl,
JAcxson& 90 Having examined formuls Sfths
Home Stomach Btsers have prescribed them my rruo
uce for tic and them the best ronic Bers
now In r. H. MCMAHON, NJ D..
G1For ssls BY all druggists and grocers. j =;
James A. Jackson Il Co., PFOprfetOrS.
LsbrstorJ los and LOT n Second ST. st. Louis Missouri.
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PITTsnURaH,G AprIh 10 Considerable
snow this morning, afterwards rains 1t Is
now growing cold and splitting snow.
MonongahelG scant 0 feet and falling.
Departed-Carrie Brooks. ~
GNorSNATT, April 15.-River receding
slowing; 81 feet 8 inches In channel. Ar.
riyed-Juniata and r. II. Hudson from
Pittsburgh.
till noon, aitersa fearful storm Of wind,
rain and hail last night now cloudy and
colder. River rising slowly and very
rough.
Memphis, April 15.-Westher clear and
pleasant. River rising rapidly.
ST. LOUIS, April 15SThe river is falling
slowly. Weather cloudy and cool. The
Mary Mob onAld, running from here to
Fort Benton, Is hard aground four miles
below Atcheson with a hole In her hull
CAIRO, ILL, April 16.-fhe river has
risen'4 inches. Clear. Heavy north wind,
Mercury O9.
LOUISVILLE, April 15.-River fallen q
inches, with 30 feet in the canal; IS ieet
in the chute and 90 feet under the bridge
It rained from 10 o'clock last night til
daylight. Alternately clear and cloudy
To-day cooler, with a high wind. Bust
ness llyely' EH Lfi #IT {IIg
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A GALAXY Of beautiful birds, number.
ing over four thousand, and displaying
oil the gorgeous colors Of tho rainbow,
may DO been in one Of the tents connected
with Forepaugh's Great Shows, which
exhibit Wheeling on April 18Th Among
them islthsj celebrated Resplsddent Tro.
gon, the gaudiest, gayest and richest
plumaged bird in the world, far outrival-
ing in brightness and beauty Of color all
that the Imagination can copjure up.
Here, too, may be seen the rare but far
famed King Lorie, the wonderful queen
Of Australian birds; the Sun Bird OF
ceyloni the Red Egyptian Flamipgo; and
In one cage alone there are q hundred
Silver Crested and White Cuckatoos, one
Of the most interesting and beautiful
sights in all this vast collection Of won.
ders. Here the ladies most do congregate,
for among the gay colOrs. and sweetest
music Of these merry warblerS Of the
universe, the fair sex seem to find some
thing most congenial to their natures.
Remember that all these shows are ex-
hibited together in Wheeling on April
18Th, and but one price Of admission Is
required ovisit them all. ai3 araf
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RAIN, HAIL AEb sNow.-We had all
sorts Of weather in this latitude, yester.
day, except fair Early in the morning
there was quite q fall of rain and hail,
and an occasional shower Of the former
during the forenoon. In the afternoon,
there was quite a change in. the tempern.
ture- the mercury falling several degrees
About 8 o'Clockrain and snow began to
fall, the latterin such abundance that the.
outdoor world looked more like the mid.
die Of January than OtApril. This hfwia-,
ter lingering in tho lap-oE- 6pring:buEi-
ness is played out, and it really seems as
If Jack Frost intended to make a strong
fight for the supremacyaof,J June, JuIyand
August Fires and overcoats were not
uncomfortable last evening; in fact people
were uncomfortable without them. Win:
ter wrappings which were dotted q
week or. two since were donned again,
and the blazing Goals in CRATES put In
summer trim by good housewives days
ago, were once more in full blast. VI
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WASHINGTON MILLsTnSDs
wv FLoUR-100 Barrels Of this Celebrated
brand In store and1or @le tyS " 10
epis u, REILLY,
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~ : Z
y WATCH REcovERED.-We mentioned
in yesterday mornings ISTEII1GENcER
the robbery Of the porter5at the Keim
House last Saturday night The proper
lty stolen was available silver watch.
Nothing was heard Of the thief until some
time yesterday, when d man named Harry
Miller offered to pawn awatch at Messrs.
Lynn& Cos on Main street. Mr.. L.hay-
Ing read our paragraph, suspicion was
Immediately aroused that II might be the
stolen watch. Word was sent to- the
robbed man, and he at once identified it
as his property. Thesupposed thiet had
leitin the meantime, and although. one or
two officers were on the lookout for him
during the remainder Of the day, they
failed to discover him! Last evening he
was seen at Washington Hall, taken into
custody, and escorted to the office Of Judge
Johnston. The witness for the State not
being present. no examination could be
had. It will be held this morning at 10
o'clock Tho accused was unable to find
a bopasrnal toE one Thousand dollars To
insure his attendance before lie Justice al
the hour mentioned, and ID default he
was ommitteeto jail aoo VI. ,,,9 ,,sIit
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Attempt 10 Mob a Jail in Hickman
~ ~ County, Ky.

LOUISVILLE, April ia desperate at
tempt was made by mob Of twenty
seven disguised men Thursday morning
to capture The jail at Clinton, Hickman
county. The jafler resisted, and the cit
liens gathering drove OF the mob. Great
excitement prevails in the county and the
Jail Is now heavily guarded. A murderer
named Cunninghamis confined there and
tvs men charged with rape. The mob
asserted that they wanted to lynch the
latter, 6ie The 81 Elzens believe that they
were confederate Of Cunningham seek.
ing to release him. The Governor has
been asked by the authorities TO send q
hundred stand 0. arms and call out the
militia Of Hickman county.
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TAKEN CnAReE.--Mrs. Stevens who
was elected Librarian Of the Public Iihary
at a recent meeting Of the Rostd Of
Directors, entered upon the discharge Of
her duties, yesterday. Her predecessor,
Miss Musser, gave universal satisfaction
TO thes patrons Of the Library, and her
resignation was accepted with great re-
luctance. 1t is gratifying to know that the
position has been given to one so eminent
" qualified to fill 1t as Mrs. Stevens.
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buRpA = Bn1t 81 Despite ne inclemen It
Messner ia y. evening" Warrington hall
Wv W. ~, wen nllea 20 witness the presen tauep
Ppu s.f, 8lli Nea Bunllllnnee pe ..pyy
.eieotated story Oh Lie on tho western
.ton.let tne grees ezpecleuonk' excl ! :,
@a ~ tne snowy poster, ana amall oills
wn'en nave peen 50 apundanily displayed
ABOUT w CITY during inc past week. were
more tpan'Fealized The drarnatist has
certainty performed ms part aamifaply
sustaining y The interest o. the story from
sae opening q The INST act e me ciose Of
!1eaast ana the auaiencse u Warrington
aall last nightmaniies v apprecia1lon
OF the merits Of "Bufalo BIZ and OF those
a. . "a a L..
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 15.-The ReichStag to:
day passed to u second reading the bill
ratilying the consular convention between
the United States and the German En-
Deputy Georges complained Of the In
security Of literary property, and asked II
nothing could be done to protect the
rights Of authors, .'g-d
Minister Delbruck replied, regretting
that II WIS not in the power Of the gov.
eminent to prevent book piracy because
Of the lack Unnecessary legislation.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, April 15-The new City
Council met in special session this after.
noon. Col. s. V. Bogy, Democrat, was
elected President, and W. H. Swift, Dem.
ocrat, Clerk. Mayor Brown sent in a
message asking authority to issue renewal
bonds amounting to $40s00, to meet ma.
turing indebtedness during the year, and
suggesting that the city offer to sell to
the government the block Of ground on
18th street between Market and Chestnut,
Tor q custom house and Post office.
At meeting on Change to-day about
$1,000 were raised in q few minutes to
endeavor 10 recover the bodies Of the
victims Of the 0ceanus disaster which
may be on the wreck or washed ashore
between there and Cairo. Capt, Thos.
w. Rea and.seyeral assistants started this
evening for the wreck and will commence
operations Immediately.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, April 15.-The Louisville
Chamber of Commerce to-day adopted
resolutions heartily endorsing the action
of the Committee on Ways and Means in
adopting the al on, tobacco. ,Ars 2 III
lAsrhb ilauor ttflers % -dRyheld a;meet-
ing and appointed a committee to go to
Washington I'd protest against thelaw al.
lowing continuous diStillation, which
they say ruins their business.
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Assassination Anniversatx.

BosroN, April 15.-The seventh ami.
versary of the assassination OF President
Lincoln, is noticed to-day by flags on all
public and many private buildings, dis.
played at half mast AtLowell and other
places, the event was similarly commem-
GRATED.
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serere Storm on Lake AIichIEan.

MniwAuERE, April 15.-A very severe
storm commenced here about midnight,
and has ragged with fury until ? O'clock
this afternoon. The telegraph lines are
Frustrated at several places, The schooner
Liberty was dashed to pieces on the pier
while trying, to AmAk0f the harbor last
night, and the steward, Mr.. Thompson,
was lost. A new vessel named Joseph
Paige, built at Milwaukee, was launched
on Saturday. Her capacity is 10000
bushels Of wheat fsu as l.l
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POLICE CoURT,-As ,we, Anticipated,
there was q full docket and q crowded
house at yesterday mornings session of
the Police Court. The following cases
were disposed of: Thomas stoop, disor.
derby, one dollar and costs; Peter Habig,
same, five dollars and costs; George Gould,
same, dismissed; Patsy Eagan, same,
twenty dollars and costs; Jabez Gosney,
drunk, one dollar-sent up for ten days.
Owen McAyey, William Nickel, John
shaughnessy, John Aube, and George
Abel, charged with disorderly conduct,
were severally called, but two or three of
the witnesses against them being absent,
their trials were continued until this morn
;no
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'sJusT received, atJ. D. stanton's, 500
boxes Of Initial Papers, which he is sell.
ing at greatly reduced prices. The aIni.
tial Casketn four tints, in one box, Soc.
Cottage lavender tint, 4Oc; @La Pat
H." rose tint, 25c. Each box contains "a
sheets otpapef and "a envelopes, and will
be sent by mail postage paid; upon re.
ceipt q price. lenLI.. i d4wr
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IFYou wish to see the largest and most
attractive stock of Wall Paper ever
brought to Wheeling, many of them i'm.
ported directly from England by the par:
ties themselves, go to PAUL s Orrs new
and beautifully fitted up room, No. 50
Monroe street, McLain's Block, two doors
above First National Bank.
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ADDITIONRI TELEGRAPH. -
.des41SLts
FOREIGN.T
ENGLAND.
The Alabama Question Discussed by
The Press. N N -.
- ,Tll-sl-lI !

Inc AIhDHmu Su0pbAoh NAoSuSoo0 W
.r.t the Press LID ,.N
LONDON, April 15.-The metropolitan
Journals, this morning reviews the discus:
sion Of the Alabama Claims question, and
the presentation Of the counter claims o.
Geneva to-day, from their yorious Polit,'
cal standpoints. The majority arc declu.
ed In the expression Of their opinion that
the Ministry must adhere 70 the poslIion
taken against the submission to arbltfa'
ton Of tho indirect claims presented IN
tho American case. ,w
Il Is stated that the steamer Republic
which sailed from New York, Saturday,
Is TO bring important dispatches from
Washington on this subject. 20
Minister Schenck went TO the Isle Of
Wight, Saturday ,.audiwill return to'mor'
Critical Relations tBetween France
'|'''" and Germany.
LONDON, April 15.4Reports are out oil
recent diplomatic. negotiations between
France ard Germany. The relations be-
tween The two countries are said to be
again In = critical condition. T.yA,i
The mite accompanying the English re.
plication, submitted al Geneva to-day, ex.
plicltly declares that England will not
consent 20 have the indirect claim ar6i'
trated Cushing says the note IS worth
less and the arbitration must proceed,
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Mis-. 9. NocoY, 14s Main steet, wishes
to inform her patrons and ladies generally,
thatshe has Just opened an elegant as.
sortment Of Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting in part Of Suits, organdie
Polonaises, Laces ofall fabrics and quail.
ties, Trimmings, and a complete stock Of
Fancy Goods at prices warranted to
please all. Call and examine.
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ADJuDeEDs INSANE. George schallas
was examined yesterday, under a wit ot
a. tunaticO inQuistdO issued by Judge
Johnston. :, Or. E. A. Hildreth made, the
examination, and arrived at che conclu.
sion that theman was d 1t subject ior the
Lunatic Asylum. The usual papetswere
made out and the unfortunate man will
accordingly besent 70 Weston IS soon rs
itcanlbe5 ascertained that there Is room,
for him In the institution. .9s ltS ct
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The Chicago women have decided
preference as to the machine they sew
with, According to the Tribune Of that
city, the Relief Committee has supplied
1914 machines, Of which 9,4e7 were
OF the Singer patent. Each applicant
designated the machine she desired TAe
Golden Age, New York. : ],
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= MUNICIPAL CouRT.-A regular term OF
the Municipal Court was commenced,
yesterday at2 Pm. Judge Good on the
bench. Being the first day Of the term
nothing was done except calling over the
docket and entering up a few judgments.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
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Cry CoUNc1L-The First Branch of
the City Council. adjourned last Tuesday
evening to meet again tonight. The
Second Branch did not dispose of allthe
business before it, and we presume it
will be called together this, evening.
Heretofore 1t has been the habit of mem.
bers, as the evenings grow shorter, to
assemble at alater hour. although one
Of the rules prescribes just the contrary.
We are confident that everybody who Is
in any way connected with the council
will be better satisfied il both branches
meet promptly, dispose OF their business,
and adjourn at a moro seasonable hour
than has been tho rule for a long time
past. We should like to sec the expert.
ment tried.
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OWING the inclensncy OF the wealth,
er the mass meeting Of the Odd Fellows
Mutual Aid Association, Is postponed to
a,;do,, ,,;,ht 11-flg 1llop1 Cd Ta
Frl0ay hlght 49, 5rrrrr
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claeltPFP W 4, Movements Among The

CHICAGO, April dc Fred Hecker,
Of Belle1illo, addressed d large assemblaees
OF his German fellow citizens, this even.
ing, at Turner hall, West Twelfth street,
in adyocacysof the Gineipna advancement,
frequently 'elieiting bursts Of applause.
DR.. Enest 6cmldt presided 50 io,aoR
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If you wish to select your Spring Wall
Paper from large and c1eap assortment
of all grades, you viii do well to call at
PAUL 6 or's before going elsewhere, and
you will be sure to find what you want.
Remember the place, PAUL. & Orr, No. 90
Market street,
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Ohio siaTafe.y

eoIu,Bus, Aprilrfd. -@Inl the House d
Stll 10 provide thai, tho owners oflsld,
thr, ,ugh which, ditchss have been eXca.
,yatea by authority Of the County Com.
,mio5ionsrf shall keep slch bitches clear Of
obstructlotiss was passed ySd ,TdlI ~ vol
SNOW 6el icr several hours here day. \
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THE MINERS sTRIKE-The strike
among the coal miners in this region still
continues. Neither party seems inclined
toyield, and the prospect Of an early re-
of work is not tlattering. All the
mills were in operation yesterday. how
ever. Some Of them, we heard, are
getting their coal from other points. JJtt
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EWsa.Ass RePST,. A
WAI OAfAfSMENF,
oYyIol OF run CHIF SIGNAL oPSIcER,
WARHINaEoN, D. O., April l5-1:90 z. s.
NpRoBADnrTrRs.

Rising barometer with nOttherly d
westerly winds and clearing weather,
will extend eastward over the Middle
States by Tuesday morning, and, over
New England during TuesdSy. Clear
weather will continue from the Lakes TO
the South Atlantic and Gull coasts. Dan.
gerous winds not anticipated.