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IL EDUCTI0E IN PASSAGE RATES.
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND sATURDAyf
. Passengers booked 20 snd from any Railway stRs
ZOE OF Seaport IN Great Britain, Irelsld, -e->&
sorNsy, Sweden, Denmark, Germany 90
United States.
Cabin fare fron INV YORK 70 LONDON, XIV.
EhfyyL, GLASGOW, an DERBY - Wsd9es-
osy stssmers, 500; b. Saturday Steamers, Set
EXCURSION TICKETS, sI20.
Currency.
Parties sending for their friends IA the ola OSur-
try can purchase tickets 81 lowest rates. Ter for
t u1 pa5tIeSiaTs sgRly 70 the agent, Miss A. a
HUMP BhEfe, HOS street. Washington.
HENDERSON BROTEEhs,
naylo Bowling Green, Aes fcrt.
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NoIIo1CfAas =. .. yUerR, els D, between
onS AZ StSsse; IN:
B:IsHO0HD. HAED dLofHIBe ofsu ki,a
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TNITxB STATES PAfE1T OFTIcE,
n, .NAsHIsslossp.Ci, Angus s. ~

q nontIose, Pa. sdmilistr.tor o. Asa 1. WIFI
fLB, deceased. praying for che extension Of Pot
snt granted 20 The ssid Asa L. Wkippis % 10
9Th day Of NOV smbH, lsss. for - tnprovsnsnf u
It q ordered thai the tsstfncny IN the Csc -
ciosed on the 18th day Of ostoesr next; that t.
Be limited % the sth day Of November next, and
thai s.id pssitsoa - hserd On ne istA day a
Any Is.ss NJ oBPGss;s ssls : s4Essss sn:
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NSithNoet Coiher lULn and II streets.
TBUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
hsp i'm sTtEE STrs s5UfH REEMhEN 9TH
- Under AID by virtue Of a deed of trust bear
- Liber No $40, folio $50 st seq, among the Isnd
records Of Washington county, ID. c., and by direc-
q on THGRspSY h sa se as n II I7a
at clock p M that part of lot numbered four "a
west corner Of said Lot and running thence 1ottb
~ feet inches thence east 10 feet; thence south ~
improved BY TIVE story brick house.
Term Of sale: ethird cash; residue in equal in.
terest secured by deed Of trust upon the property
Stamps and conyeyancing at purchasers cost. Sioc
not complied with in five days after day Of sale the
PrGieirty VIII be resold at the risk and cost OF the
aul9 GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auots.
10y LATIMER & CLEARY,
~ ~ Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Once Building. ''
GUARDIANS SALE OF PROPERTY ON Corn
SSFKlET; BE- BETWEEN NJ AND N STREETS
a, BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
9the District Of Columbia In special term shall
ss das or is @ WE'D WE'D
ssuars % Lot numbered Is, in Austins subdivision
Terms o. sale cash. A depesi. of $50 will be 70.
81 .ne Tine 81 sale and If the terms are not
the at risk AND s s5sr c sse
.sss.ss ESffSSs II
ANNUAL SALE OF ARMY OLoTHINa ANp
"A tQUlPAGE. -
b Et- DEPOT QuARTRRMAsrRRh OprrcR,
, JEEfERsosvILLE, IND, August z, 1871
VIII be soid q public auction, &C the Derot at
sspsnSsr ecccS On M UNDER sSs
direction OF Captain J =. Rodgers, NJ 3. h, o. q.
Army, large Quantity az new. unserviceabie, and
dsmsgsd Clothing, Camp and Garrison EQuipage,
II ,66 Uniform Coats; 49, -
lT0 Trowsers, foot; --s
LOS Trousers, mounted: t' -.
37A Shirts, hAnnel;
Is -25 Jackets, cavalry:
U, $50 Jackets, artillery;
81 ,9c6 sack Coats, lined;
81, 6l9 esck Qoats, unlired: :
$50 pairs Boots and BooSoes;
QU9 Forage CAPS, -a
And various other articles. i n
wien can be obtAtped ct this ONCE.
by order d he 0uarfsrmastsr General -
auee .o,m .,..,,.,s n; HOYT,
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GEAHRAL RnPL0THKlT 0HElCB.-An DST
% vsn . Ell E. e ''ses s:rseB
: It'll s .'a vhs's sSsF ssa:H IN 9
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S..s.fTosP. July > ia.
ID srty. Connectieut, PRAYING for the extension q
2 ystsni sss1tsd TO him on the 18Th day Of No
cbiDes:
u z ORDERED thss the tsstinc.y m the cs. %
TINE ieI Fling argunsnfs and the m aminsr ) reporf
oe nifsa % TIE 18th day Of October merit and fhss
~ Isf''n NJ 9BpG:s u 81, .srrt,s1 asion:--
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, Sep.eIaber Sd, at the same hour and
place. GREEN & WILLIAMS,
aug2Ad Auctioneers
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and ID streets
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nPoETAsT. ~ q ch AssTgsgIIT TISgs, BUILDlss,
The CAPE ANN GRANITE CO6PANY, hsv,r.

r. g.yueTH iAHs EAI1 PRICES Ter Ladiee'
zs Gents, md Childrsnl Second hand dEOTH.
81 elg street, between etk sad IN slrssts. Not
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BY TELEc GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
E1clusIyely to the IatellIgeneer.
--@&AA
Hy ths wsStSIn Union Llae
once Northwest cor. p Main and Monroe StSl
THE LATEST NEWS.

bennington q sons deny the Injurious state
ments reproduced In this country relative to the
French arms contracts.
AT the village OF belNldere, near klmlra, N.
" POSTMASTER. Bullock mas been afreated, on the
charge OF perSlstenuy toholng the malls 10 his
once lu one 'uSunceA Dag containing $o,UUO
has been rined;
IAN OtsANA dlspalcn hlAtee tnAt Hon. Joseph
Howe conuemns me policy OF kngiAnd - With
drawing troopg nom Canada, and predletS sTnp-
ture between the home government and the Do
mihlon, II better understanding 10 not arrived
At He urges Independence as the only course
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NJ CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 90. The Queen City
Wagon Shop, belonging to James Nc.
Cailerty, Nc: "a Race street, was destroy
ed by fire this morning. Loss about $1O,-
600.
The colored people OF Covington held a
mass meeting tonight, and passed resolu-
tions favoring general amnesty.
The room Of Thos. W. Heferman, on
Central Avenue, was entered early this
evening and robbed OF 81, 400 in bonds
and money. .4.!-.,s .gg.g n
AT the Annual Commencement Of Mi
ami Medical College tonight, addresses
were delivered by Alexander AcGufiey
for the Board Of Trustees, and Prof Men
denhall. Dean OF tho Faculty, and the
valedictory by Prof Sidney A. Norton
The graduating class numbered seventy,
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PGTrsBURaH, Pa, February 29.-There
was o steady snow during this forenoon,
and the weather is clear and cold TO.
night. Monongahela four feet three
inches and stationary. No arrivals or
departures. .a ..'" "s.-
CINCINNATI, February 2O-Thc river
Is twelve feet and falling. The Comet,
from Pittsburgh, arrived to-day and de-
parted for st. Louis. ,4 .2'.... ru
MADISON, IND, February 29.-Twenty
guns are being fired here tonight in honor
Of the opening Of the Jonesville canal
and tic arrival here of the Keokuk Pack.
ct Company's boats Fannie Lewis and
Post Boy. There in great rejoicing among
the river men. 6
CAIRo, ILL, February 29.-Arrived-
Nick Fulton, from Pittsburgh; st Luke
from Memphis; Mary Miller, from New
Orleans; Marble City, from St. Louis
Allegheny Belle, from New Orleans
Henry Ames, from St. Louis. Departed
Nick Fulton, for New Orleans; St. Luke
for st. Louis; William Cowen, for St
Louis; Lumsden, for Nashville. The
river has fallen one inch. Weather clear
with the thermometer at SO deg. Ih% y
ST.. LOUIS, February 29.-Arriyed-
The John Kyle and Commonwealth, from
New Orleans; Nile, from Missouri river
Belfast and Glencoe, from New Orleans
Argonaut, from Tennessee river; Mary Z
Poe, from Red river. River rising slight
ly. Weather warm, and the snow which
fell last night has nearly disappeared.
The mountain trade promises 70 b,
quite large this season, and merchant
manifest a disposition to patronize tn
river rather than the railroads as mean
Iof transportation. This will call int,
trade .at this and. other. points largI
number Of steamers, and Kountz, HSz
lett Il Co. and others are preparing 10
work. The Government contract award
cd to Durfee & Peck will. It is expected
cover some twelve or fifteen thousanI
tons. They own nine steamers and vii
probably charter several more. The 81
\ yer Lake, Far West, Nellie Peck an,
Miner are now fitting up at Sioux CITY
The E. II. Duriee Is loading at Pitt
burgh, and the Western and Esperanz
will soon go on berth there. Altogethe
the season promises to be lively.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, February 9O.-Thc first
M'I was laid at Puducah, Tuesday after.
noon, on that end Of the ElizAbethtown
Y radncah railroad, the work is being
pushed rapidly forward, only sixly.three
miles Of a gap to fill. It's believed the
FVSa % will he completed by June 1. n fE
The steamer United States, tins morn.
tns, brought down n steam fire engine
'tOM Cincinnati, t0 be used by the fire
HeIaFInent until the engines ordered
ny iAe city are completed.
M Near midnight the chair factory Of
NaR& llankCr, on Madison street near
TaNpoeIl, was nearly destroyed by fire
G l1ss about $1,000; insured for $500 In the
herman insurance company Of this city
n A projected railroad from Bowling
. "teen to Madisonvllle, KY, is being or
s!sHl2etl !.H ae by the people along the line
NVW which is hall the amount ncces
MyG organize the company has beer
II Tue commencement Of the Louisyill,
1AelIGal College, at Weiserger Hall, wa
TTsSeiy attended by an immense crowd
n 'ae ceremonies were interspersed will
music, music Sixty graduates received di
f"'uA,
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, February 20.-In the Sem
ate the Senate bill to establish State In
surance Department, with q salary ol
5000 per annum, was passed.
In the House the following bill was
passed: House bill to authorize stock.
holders Of joint stock companies to fix
the number of their board OF directors.
Bills were introduced TO increase the
fees ofmembers OF stuck juries 10 81 90
pGr day; tomake land owners responsible
lor damages by tenants dogs: providing
that when one railroad train Is switched
OH side track for the passage OF another
the approaching train shall come TO q iull
stop and be signalled that the switchis all
right; also Il bill to require coroners tc
keep u atull'record Of the inquests held by
them, and file the same with the Court o.
Common Pleas iorrelcrence. -t B. !.
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Kansas Legislature.

TOPEKA, KS, February 60, The bill
providing for the registration Of bonds
passed the Senate. The Senate amended
the House resolution directing copy Of
the testimony taken by the Bribery In
vestigating Committee to be sent 10 the
Senators and Vice President, by striking
out the word sending to the Vice Presi.
dent. The House refused 10 concur, and
passed the resolution, directing the
Speaker 10 send such copy to tho Vice
President, to be laid before the Senate ol
the United States.
Both houseB agreed to transact no busl.
ness after 12 O'Clock tomorrow, and the
Legislature will probably adjourn or
Saturday. ~ q t54.. 4GI
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February aO.-The Committee
on Capitulation, In the Assembly, are
examining into the facts connected with
the surrender Of Metz by Bazaine. A
delegation from the municipal council at
Metz have arrived in Paris TO testify
against the Marshal. The ecommitteewill
hear the testimony oI the delegation on
the 9th OF March. Q tf'"Y yJ,I T..
PARIS, February 2O.-The Rappel news
paper, the publication of which was sus.
pended some time ago, has again ap-
peared.
Count De Chambord has made arrange
ments Tor q Temporary residence al the
Hague.
! Il Is reported that Theirs has again
offered the Pope the hospitality ot France
and that Austria has rendered his HOli
ness salesburg Castle for residence.
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Cor Of the ClneinnAh Commercial
The interest in the arms question
seemed yesterday 10 have died out, but 1t
revived to day, and magnificent
audience gathered to listen 10 Mr.. Sumner.
They were not disappointed in their
expectations, for his speech today was
one Of the most eloqcnt OF lis life, aud a
more beautiful specimen Of public
speaking was never known upon that
toOr. 1t was master piece Of elOquence
and earnestnesG. He needed not to say
that he was in earnest, Tor all who heard
The first sentence pronounced needed
no other assurances. There was no.
thing small in his speech, nothing
PERSONAL nothing partisan. A.,
twas as broad and long Ala deep as
craftsmanship ITSELF Alter all, Sumner is
AeCeDtral figure Of that Senate. Every.
hOdy who came within sight Of him to.
dSyOr within the charmed circle of his
vOCe,must have felt convinced of the fact.
Agrander or more Inspiring scene has
seldom been witnessed in that capitol.
Every eye was turned ON the speaker,
and every sense that could contribute TO
tue enjoyment Of his 'eloquence and grace
was alert Everything was suspended
and every Senator paid the most strict
and respectable attention, save One-that
one was Roscoe Conkling. As usual he
affected TO be very busy with his letters
but the color which came and went in his
face gave indication stronger than the
busy hands.
by all odds Sumner is the orator OF the
Senate. Others may be clever at repartee;
some may be quick at wit, powerful at
denunCiatiOn, clear on intricate points Of
law, bright in expression, apt at illustra-
lion, or sharp on technicalities, but he
surpasscs them all in the chieitainship Of
Intellect, He has the mind OF a states
man, the form ofa giant, and the voice OF
alorator; and he has reason to be proud
oIhls effort to-day, for it was one Of the
very best Of his life. Those who Laye
been in the habit OF listening 10 Mr..
sumner for the past twenty years; those
who have been associated with him on
he floor Of the Senate for ten or twelve
years, and, indeed, all who have been ac-
EOsIomed to hear his speeches, withou,
regard to personal feeling or partisan
prejudice, speak of his effort to-day In
Tue most extravagant terms.
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SAINT LOUIS. .


+, : ST; Lows, February 2O.-Rey. DR.. 81.
liot, L0r many Sears pastor Of the Unita.
ran Church Of Messiah, OF this city, was
tonight formally Installed as Ohsncellor
Of Washington University, n.G duties of
which position he has performed since tho
death OF Chancellor ChauyeneL After a
lengthy and eloquent address by M. El.
lot, there were appropriate exercises ,y
the Alumni ofthe University, followed by
q collation., which was partaken Of by the
most distinguished citizens Of st. Louis,
and friends Of the University.
Vaudeville PGuley, the young man who
was burned by the explosion ola coal oil
lamp, Tuesday night, died to-day.
Jennie johnson, tic courtesan who was
stabbed by Mollie Smith, Monday, died
at the Hospital to-day. Mollle was ar.
rested, and will be tried for murder.
The snow which iell last night, has
nearly oil disappeared.
This Gas Company Of this city, has re.
duced It's price from "a 80 to $3 75 per
ono thousand feet. ..,,r'....
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A LONDON correspondent writes that
all The American business and American
enterprise which have their headquar-
,es or agencies in that city are at a stand
still. Prior to the beginning Of the late
controversy in regard to the Treaty Of
Washington, American financial houses
in London were doing prosperous bust.
ness, but the pending difficulty has post.
poned everything. Referring to this state
Of affairs prominent London banker re.
Gently remarked that the losses already
incurred on account Of this difficulty lar
exceed anything we shall get, or hoped
10 get, on account Of the Alabama
claims. ,...E. b.
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CALIFORNIA.
A Desperate Convicted of Murder.

A Desperate Convicted of Murder.
SAN FRANcTsco, February 2s.-Johuny
Divine alas the Chicken, who was q pu.
gilist until he had his right hand slashed
of with a knife while making a drunken
raid through the city from the saloons,
some years since, and has long been
known as desperate ol the worst descrip-
tion, was convicted this eveningaOt the
murder Of August Kaup, and viii be sen.
fenced Wednesday next. He received
the verdict with utter indifference.
A dispatch from Arizona, says Mar
tinez Station, on Bale creek, was captured
by the Apaches, three men killed and six
stage hof1es captured. Hr
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Mr.. Seward on the Washington
"fHHI ~ TFaafv

NEW YORK, February 29.-An inter.
view with EX.Secretary Seward at Au.
burn yesterday ELECTED his opinion on the
Washington Treaty. He considers that
a great omission exists in the present
treaty that It does not insist upon an
apology by England for the Queens proc.
lamation; but that war with England ID
impossible, and that the time for q settle.
ment Of old claims has not yet arrived
The demand for sum Of money Tor con,
sequential damages Is, in his opipion,
beneath the dignity ofou Government
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The Legislature

Had fixed upon 8 O'Clock yesterday morn
ING for adjournment, and il is to be pre-
sumed the adjournment took place accord
ngly. The appropriations made foot uI'
about $3JO,OOO. They would have been
more II there had been any more to ap-
propriate. Let us be thankful there was
no more; and let us likewise be grateful
that the Legislature is no moro. This
mart Of the world Is just now being gov
erned too much. We hear no complaint,
however, that 1t is being governed too
well or too cheaply.
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Weather Report.
WAR OEPklTHENF,
OHFIcE OF THI 0HIRR SIaIAL OFTIGIR,
WAsHNaToE. D, O., Feb. $3.50 ?. Il. !
.fF,Es PROBABILITIES.

-T- mi :
The low barometer over West Virginia
will probably move enthusiastically over
the Middle, Atlantic and Southern New
England States, the area Of snow extend.
Ing during the night over the latter, where
the winds will Veer to the eastward,
Northerly winds, with rising barometer,
falling temperature, and clearing but
partially cloudy weather, will extend
northeastward over the Middle States by
and during Friday morning, and the New
England States by Friday evening,
Pleasant weather, with northwesterly
winds, viii prevail from the Ohio Valley
to the South Atlantic coast, and nnrthelly
winds, veering to the eastward, are prob
able Tor tho western Gulf States: -. =,
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HAVANA.

MI HAVANA, February eO.-The Grand
,s,1.e SSEe Alexis and suite landed here yes.
G.Ny Gy afternoon and were received by
T'paIa nsU M General Valmaseda, the Alder.
sNI ssI M anl many other prominent military
%S,lVIG I'S ClVIG gentlemen. Tho streets were
H,.ooSF H%,OnFa along which the procession
SSgG, iSS ~, were decorated with banners, and
"t %' %t's,uewalks 'nus' were lined with thousands
SisP isPsSatoFs. Captain General Valma-
NSS,!ae Ns, Tue Segundo Cabo. the Governor Of
viM iMaGA, and the Russian Consul dlned
jiUH"ossn lin" sne trl9ce last evening, and a State
N'4ueF was given at the Palace o,day.
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Tue debate in the Senate over the sales
Of arms, ammunition and ordnance by
the United States to the French govern,
meut. during the Franco, Prussian war,
came to an end yesterday by the adoption
Of Nr SUMMERS resolution, ordering an
investigation. The House Committee on
Expenditures of the War Department,
which is making inquiries into this sub
ject, yesterday had Secretary BELKNAP
before them
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Aquatic spOrts..C Challenge nom the
i paTls Crew at 81. John.

ST. JouN, February 29.-The Paris
crew have issued the following challenge:
ave are prepared TO row any iour.oared
crew in England or the United States six
miles, three miles To stake boat and re-
turn, for $1,000 to 5000 q side. II the
Pittsburgh or either Of the New York
crews accept the challenge, we will allow
them fair expenses TO row at Halifax
We will allow the Winship and Cham
bers English crews the usual expenses
The conditions OF the race arc: The race
to take place in June or July, neither boaI
10 carry coxswains,"
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ITALY.

RoME, Feb. 29.-Gen. Magnance, Min
ister Of War, has requested the Chamber
ot Deputies 10 vote an appropriation Of H..
100000 livre TO enable him to provide for
the training and comfort Of the army, and
for the erection OF buildings for the &C.
commodation OF the troops.
Gen. Garibaldi publishes a denial Of the
report that he Is connected with the In.
ternational Society.
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The st. Louis Poultry Exhibition.

ST. LOUIS. February sO.-The award
OF premiums commenced yesterday, in
the poultry exhibition. The Largest num-
bar of prizes were taken by ]. A. Deity,
OF ChambersburIy, Pa; D. II. Welbar,
Iowa. Nv. H. Tood, Neil & Co, ]. G. Long,
r. w. Harbough and Frank Ford, Ohio;
]. Y. Bicknell, New York; ]. l. Butter
field, Mrs. E. .. Freeman and @. w. Hea.
ton, ILL.,, and w, H. Churchman, Della.
ware. The exhibition has been visited
by large number Of people, and Ia
regarded as great success. 1t will close
tonight. -
Gov Brown yesterday asked permission
Of the Senate to withdraw his veto Of the
bill increasing thecapital of savings banks
10 five millions of dollars, which was
granted, .,...r r..,5 l..
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voting aye, except Mr.. EDMuNDs, who
wanted It voted down directly! tis
Messrs, MORTON and CoNKIINo said
that Mr., SulrNRR's voting 10 lay the pre-.
amble and resolution ion the table, was a
confession that It was wrong, which Mr..
SUMNER Indignantly denied. a.
The Legislative appropriation bill was
then taken up, and the Senate adjourned.
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GhtGtGtelIigFtfer.
Attempted Assassination OF queen
Victoria.

II will be seen by u London dispatch
This morning that pistol shot was fired
a, ' Queen yrcroRrA yesterday, while out
driving, but without effect. The assassin
,"as arrested. The Queen is reported to
he contemplating a visit to her daughter
,hs Princess Imperial OL Prussia.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, February 29.-The first train
through from this city to Washington
took the japanese embassy over the Fort
Wayne road. The city overtlows with
visitors. ~.
Building Is progressing swimmiugly.
]. H. McVicker has decided to build an
Opera House.
b. Cameron announces that he will on
March 9Th commence the publication oI
q daily Democratic newspaper, TO be
called the Ne'os.
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THE MEXICAN REVoLUrroN.

Reported Capture ofsan Luis Po o.Osi.
New YORK, February 29.-A special
from Matamoras, says II is reported the
lreyoluhonists under General Trevino,
have captured the city of San Luis Potosi.
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES.

~
I offer At private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures ~ Union Foundry, belonging To the late
arm Of W. W. Miller q Co.
This purchaser can secure reasonable lease OF
tho Foundry and grounds. The building 10 b6
feet by Us feet centrally located with good light
which cannot be obstructed, and eontAin9 oil the
necessary appliances OF nrstclaas Jobblng
Foundry,
For lafther particulars apply on tho premises
10 Il. b. MILLER,
Jan9 Receiver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-01
For Sale.
BoR SALE or RENT.

The BRICK HOUsR I reside in, on Main
street, between now and April /, 1874.
For Reut-ono Small Frame House and one
Brick House, both on the lblAnd. Po6Besaion
given Immediately. Apply a. THEODORE
FINk'S Feed Store, on Quincy st. dec98