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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

Robert Wells celebrated Thanksgiving at
Moretown by killing a 600 pound bear with
common shot gun.
1t is reported that Col J. P. Barnum of Rich
mond, who has been in the tin and hardware
business IN mat town for several years past has
forged the Endorsement of his father in law.
John A. Beers of Aonkton, 10 notes 10 a consid.
cradle amount. and has left the conntrv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10
Safe Beyond Question.

II is seldom that Mortgages upon new Railroads are
considered sufficiently safe for the Investment of Trust
Funds, 1t is only when Railroad is earning, net an
excess gifts interest obligations with certainty of
steady growth that its Bonds can be said to be perfectly
safe.
The CHICAGO. DANvILLE AND VINCENNEs RAILROAD
is doing this and has this certainty That part of il
known as the ILLINOIS DIVISION (rom Chicago to Dam
vile, 1872 mesD finished last year, and its gross
earnings have increased from S3t46407 in December
1871, to S60l69.4O in October, 1872.
The net earnings for October s28 800 g. at the
rate of s24O 1854 per annum The total interest iabi
ty upon the total issue OF Bonds upon both the Illinois
and Indiana divisions is S2SOOOO gold. The Illinois di-
vision is, therefore earning, net more than enough to
pay interest upon the entire bonded debt upon the whole
road.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

Edward DOYLE was brought before the munic
ipal court at Taunton, yesterday, charged wifi
an outrage upon Emily ]. Austin, wife of VIM
II. Austin. The transaction occurred las
Thursday evening in VIM. W. Johnston's cottol
mill, az Rehoboth where the defendant is an
operator, and the assaulted is an operative Tn
evidence Of Mrs. Austin was taken in part, ant
thS case was postponed for one week on motion
oyHon. James Brown, defendants counsel, who
Was uDprepared for trial. The parties concerned
Bave heretofore been Of good reputc. Mrs Aus.
. tin is less than II years Of age, and has been
married but about four months The other side
say that this is trumped up case, and there is
nothing whatever in it Ofthe serious nature set
forth in the complaint. Dovle was bound for
his appearance next Monday in Sj000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10
Railroads.
FITCHBURG & WORCESTER r. n
SSo,2 ~ MMER ARRANGEMENT - Comntenciug a.,
AONDA1, NAV ]. IALI.-passnnaar Trlir.

alTCHBUR & WORCESTER n n
=, ~ MAlEK Arrangement - Comn,eTSiue ,,,
ter. -se- Ai'-ns lof Nolces
leave titcahurg, a N. 1850 and 50 nm
south fIichnur4. sos m. y 81 and : "a nm,
i;eomlnster, s.l3 q ~, 100 and 600 Q M
Gales crossing. ~ m, l07 and 6UI n m
Ifall junction. h26 NJ, LIS and & is nm
Sterling center, S.3a M, i.20 and 6 20 u M
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave W orcester, 80 and n IS m and 90nr
SleTllng Junction. lDI and II 81 M and : az 4 M
SteLins Centre, ia and l20j IN. and 0s d n 'N
fTatt junction. 30 IN, and Y "a and ) III n IN
Gates crossing, I.25 a m, 1922 and 52l m
Leolnlnster 40 m. l230 and $50 p m
SSontA titchburg, 81 a m, p 80 and5 81 m
hAlLkoAD CONNECrlCSs.-The $50 and II * a n, ~,
- IN Trans rom Worcester connect al Fitcbbrre
%Itn ine CAesre and Rutland and burlington r r r
~! Pohts lorth ana west; also. connect M Fjtcbi,
WiI1ine Eefmont and Massachusetts r r for
anu FRAT Ieboro and Intermediate stations
inc eIg a m and Y 80 IN train from Fitcbhnry ,
meet at " otcester with Boston ~ Worcester
a. worcester. Norwich IL Worcester E1iirn,Ie ny
field. ~ ''S " eal VIA Spring.
.e le 222 m train from Fchbus connects at yor-
SSateI norwich a. Worcester Steamboat Trai, ~
New York via New London IL A Rf90Di ram Eh ior
Vlhce IlschnHrg ~ Worcester r b. i ."
fltchluTE. Nav
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

in all departments OF Literature, cience Art. and 2
tics,--is sufficiently indicated by the following
Extracts from Notices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10
Steamers Coastmise.
STEAMB0gT TRaJg For NEW yOpK

NEPTUNE LINE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10
SNAP

EOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS IN
~ ENVOY GOODS. Toys 40 ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10

VERMONT AID MASSACHUSFTTS
~, AND IlEOG AND GREENFIELD RATLP0S ~ =
leave worcester Foster ST. DEPOT for Hos9c I'M,
NJ, NoIll ADAMS Saratoga and Troy. n " at 10 ana
- m, ior NGfth Adams. lloosac Tunnel CrcenfcG
Shel6lrhe falis and BmttlehOro, at $40 and II IL ~ Nv
fqE oIeenneld at $50 and III a and 20 y m ~
" 80" 9" M anu i=v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-30
The New York World Reals the
rd.Party Men "A Lesson

NEW YORK, March 30.-rhe World, in a lead
ing editorial this morning referring 70 the call
Tor the Cincinnati convention, issued az Gin
cinnati, and that of a similar nature issued
here, says the double call looks to a breaking
down and melting OF the republican and demo-
cratic elements in fusion which would super
cede the de mocratic organization. The World
says this is a political impossibiiity. The demo-
cratic party is ready to cooperate with honest
courageous reforms, but il is absurdly Quixotic
to suppose il will consent to disband its organi-
cation. III the Cincinnati convention cannot get
along without democratic bOlstering, il must be
weak i'm the joints. III the democrats take part
in the convention IL will lose hold upon the re-
publican voters. Unless it succeeds In organic.
ing formidable republican opposition 20 Grant
IT is mere husk and chat Ii is a movement
quite outside the democratic party. All recos.
nized democrats will keep aloof from the Gin
cinnati convention. The democratic national
convention will not be held until subsequent to
the LIST of May. III the Cincinnati convention
proves to be influential, with a strong republi-
can backing, ii is quite possible that the demo-
Gratis may adopt its ticket: but we also must
contemplate hasco, and the democratic PARTY
refuse to commit its fortunes to tn 5 doubtful
experiment.
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The bill for the apportionment of MARYLAND
INTO siH congressional districts has finally passed
both houses Of the legislature. The Democratic
maJorities in the new districts, suppcsing there
Is no change since the vote for governor last
fall, viii be as follovs:-First district-Wor-
cester, Wicomico, Somerset, Dorchester, Tai
bot, Queen Anne's, Caroline and Kent coun-
ties-2,6o6; second dstrict-Cecil, Hartford and
Carroll counties, and second to twelfth districts
OF Baltimore county,, 61o; third district-rst to
ninth wards Of Baltimore city inclusive-4 ss1;
fourth district-tenth to twentieth wards of Bal
umore city inclusive, except the Seventeenth
1894; FIFTH district-St. Mary's, Charles, CAL
vert, Prince Georges, Anne Arundel and Hov-
ard counties, first and thirteenth districts of
Baltimore county and seventeenth ward of Raj.
timore city, 400; sixth district-Allepanv
Washington, Frederick and Montgomery conn.
ties-4os.
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eco WILD ANIMALS,


E25 VEN AND HORSESy
Eesides LADIES, CHILDREN, aud their attend
ants.
Enlar ged for the season Of Is9 by the add ton of
the NEST Extensive Travelling Museum in the world
and more Animals, Birds. CuriSsities, Cages. Per.
orf. r., &c, than any show now travelling r-1uir-
ing llsssS square feet canvas, sufficient 10 make
TEN TENTS,
such as are generally used by Canvas Exhibitions
the same being ar snged in
- FOUR GlEkF PLEASURE PAVILIONS,
Museum, Ayiaty and Caravan. Menagere and
H. austrian Aggregatinn. v SEPARATE tents
Admission to all the Teuts.......-........5O OTIS
Children under 10 years ............. % Cts.
Ia the Museum more CuriusitI. =, animate and in
an mate, iLan ever were seen IN travelling exhibit
j. the Henagerie the largest collection Of Wild
Al i1nals ard bare Birds in America.
In the Great CiTcrs more Performers. female
male and usenile, and n Trained A. ina!s than
any Circus ever 'rganiZed
GRAND STREET DISPLAY,
M Open Den OF Lions and Tigers PERFORMED by
Herr DsTiOus IA the procession Toves Also
PAIR OF ELEPHaNrS,
y tTiy NO miles OF Cages, CameS, Ponies &c: the
N Esical Car Of tie Muses.: the Goddess OF Liber-
ty- borne sIott in Cannpied Car upon the back of
re Sld ar Elephant Romeo: a Military Band: us
afarlStbed HOIses-the longest largest, and finest
tNk MILLION DOLLARS INVESTED; daily
~ pens's $500, and IL positively the LARGEST
$40 W oN EkRIH being an embodiment of more ha n
itrs'rs eHtrs e addition S-ail PARTS of stupen-
Tickets can be obtained at Ellis Music store. 93i
Va. a also. IN GeOrgeto9n, at Poe A sssioson =
Music store. I2c Bridge St, ard in Alex andria al
,tnch : Piano Warerooms, 80 King street.
hssdfhe Programmes. fa-alogues, &c. for fuil
details Of this unapprOachahIe oroanjzatisn
h:9-H ADAM FOREPAUGH, sole Prop'r
H. All the Tents open at and 7, afternoon and
tNIlTg 2. circus commences ore hour later.
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of the warrenton, Va. Hotel.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, March So.-A fire in War
reRton, Va, last night destroyed the Warrentos
Hotel and five adjoining houses. Loss So, 0od.
PARTICULARS OF THE FIRE.
WARRENToN, Va, March S0.-A fire oc-
CURED here last night, consuming about $50 900
worth of property, half of which is covered by
insurance. 1t originated from an unknown
cause in the kitchen OF the warrenton House.
That hotel, belonging to b. NJ. Campbell, and
kept by 3. 7. Ashley; Mrs. Towards dwelling
occupied by j. A. Grimlev; William Golwayss
store-house occupied by K. F. K,oman, drug
gist; Miss Englishs house, occupied by Jones x
Williams as q tin and sheet iron manu- factory
and the dwelling and store house OF Anton
schwab, were wholly consumed. The house,
adjacent were defaced. and their contents re-
moved, by which considerable damage was sss-
famed. The insurance companies sustain about
the following losses The Baltimore Fire Insu-
rance Company, 5000; the Southern Mutual,
q Richmond, 5000; the Georgia Home, $4,000;
me virginia Mutual, $4,000; the Phoenix, Of
New York, $1,000.
Tiny Carey (colored) was run over BY an un-
manageable horse this morning and severely
injured.
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THREATENED CIVIL was m UrAH-A telA
gram from Salt Lake city yesterday savsr .sTbo
local vote OF the Mcrmons in Utah or the rats
cation Of the state constitution IL Is s2I proha-
against admission Is being signed bv al -,
Gentiles, and occasionally BY NormOns From
six TO eight thousand signatures are exo.ctes I'm
49, usys; ihe Gentile newspapers here are
clsi war In Utah a. the result OF Admission. but
the Mormons deny and ridiculs the idea
large party OF emigrants will soon sail
from London for Virginia.
~Most of the Los Angeles anti Chinese
rioters have been convicted Of m snslanghter
Two Harvard students have been expelled
Tor insulting women In the streets OF q mbril0e-
o0one OF the rules Of the new English dress
reform 10 to wear Q dress until il u Nexl eat.
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A letter TO the New York Tim. from pa-,s
states that Victor Place, former French consul
general at New York, is to be tried again ON
charges in relation to purchases of beef made In
America, and on which purchases Place re-
ceived or allowed to others without authority
certain commissions. Place. IL will be remem-
bered, was convicted at his second trial for
defrauding his government, and sentenced TO a
term Of imprisonment. 1t seems that he il now
on bail awaiting the result Of an appeal to a
higher tribunal.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.

\ Gard.
ACssTSS man. while RESIDING in Sru.h America.
as missionary cred sefs aud pie RENE IL
t0r tee cure 81 Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
rscsse OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs, aad lie
rhole rain 81 disorders brought by baneful AMI
yrciou. hsets. Crest MEMBERS hs - been cured by
tbs D&tle emeiy. Prompted BY desire to benefit
Tue afflcre ard unfortunate viii send the reel pc
Tor preparing aad using the medic me, in sealed
eLye!ope, TO any Who needs IL, Free Of Chnygs.
Address, JOSEPH IMAM,
Station d, S:ble House,
utsT22ly New York City.
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IHI RRcAPrURK OF ZAcATEcAs, MEXICO. ny
Is1 nkBHLs CoNFIRNED--A courier extraorti-
nary from Camargo, with dates to the 18th In.
revolutionissts, and the probable csntn!x. cS
GENERAL koeha, whose army had been dispersed
~ General Guerra Gen sral Cortina is cut cff
BON ms base At Reynosa and hemmed in near
oss on the greater part Of his forces. Eight
nuDdred infantry left Incarnation for LenSres
70 meet there three hundred infantry and two
Pieces OF artillery from Monterey, and join
Quiroga's forces to advance on Matamoras forth
with A~s'A>sSAs - A~A W.
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Frpm Euronc To-day.

P.THeH eAvAkEI CONINs To ANEHtCA.
ROME, March S9.-FstieT Gsvazzi. a WeW-
hiown liisss and politician. onIem - atcs visit
I. America sn1 expects 20 s2ii some tine in
Alrl.
Cl.N aDggE ASurTEr.
LoSDCs. GarCh g. Mr. james Al bury WHO
v - recently elcCt.d CsmHaOdora OF lie RavaI
nsINich NEcl; Club, has also been appointed
nigotr n OF tie kcysi London Yacht CIlh.
Ms, AssoSFs hss presented the HaTN.ch ClaS
W. pslt,ns representing the Cambria Pass
u sandy Hook on theorca~i0n OF the late ,p,eau
face WIZ The American yacht DauntleSs.
stNfN NnNkS KILLED nv An ENfroSrOv.
LoNpoN. MSrCh So--infornafLbns 81 a Sl,,,k
iBg sociCcEt IN Cornwall has Inst bon re,es,eA
IN THIS city. An explosion Occurred Ia = s,rsty
iCse manGiartory where number OF females
were employed. causing a sad loss of life S.v,n
women were killed snd one il missing. Several
Others were seriously injured. and ID i feared
s'ne VI them may not survive.
Death Of EN-Seuater walker
MILwAUKIE, March So.-Hcn. j. -. Walker,
, nited states senator nom Nisco lsiu in iStt,
ced suddenly Last MI ht from apoplcNv.
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ST. LOUIS, March 3o.-Both houses Of the leg
able extension Of the city limits on the western
and northern sides Of the city. The extens;on
will embrace the forest and northern parks re-
Gently authorized BY the legislature, and will
habitants to the city.
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IHH coLoRED STATE CONVICTION met In
Columbia, South Carolina, yesterday. About a
70 the national colored convention at New Or.
ieans were appointed. which convention. n Was
declared, must demand OF the republican parry
net of the nation. ~ sAo 0~oi-
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FRANCIS HEEN has been arrested in New
York on the charge Of presenting false vouchers
to the Second Auditor of the Treasury, for the
purpose OF deiTauding the governm mt out OF
pension money not due.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-30

COMMANDER JAMES h. GILLIs will comma and
the L. $ StoTeship Supply which is about to sail
foT Rio with stores for tie South Atlantic SO lad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-30

Maggie Mitchell is 40 years DID, and has
been on the stage ever since she could walk
She married Mr.. Paddock in 1853 after a tour
teen years ccurtslip, and has tive children.
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Arrest ef Charles A. Dana I'm Phil.ae,.

fHnADELPHIA, March 3e.-Charles A. Dana.
o. TIE New York Sns, Was arrested this mornias
Mhne passing through this city from
Wsmngton, on Q criminal suit for libel
instituted py ex-State Treasurer Kemble for
assertions published duplicating him In the
Evans case. Dana was held to bail in IS oOo
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Washington, d. c., Marc 2sth, 1872.


BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILEoAD.-Ad-
vices from Popes Creek and vicinity represent
though the late bad weather has interfered with
and somewhat delayed active operations. With
tie advance Of spring and mild, clear weather,
lof which yesterday was the forefunner,) We
may expect much greater progress in the pros.
ecutlon OF the work. At the poipt where the
force u now vorking-near the residence Of DR.
b. A. Jameson much difficulty n experienced
IN getting ties, but higher up the road they sse
more plentiful, and Of course the rata ~ nro.
gfess Will then be greater and more PERCENT
ole.-Port Tobacco Md.) Times, GOA inst.
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isT LT. ECGkNE MURPHY, Y. 5. A, has
resigne! 90 take effect ON the 1T prOximo.
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The CALIFoREIA EARTHQuAKB-Advices
IRON the volcanic country north Of the Mojaye
Tuesday was felt with terrific force there. A.
Lone Pine twenty three persons were killed and
thirty wounded. Shocks we're felt at intervals
ior tnirty hours. Fifty houses were demolished
and the town Il In ruins.
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Tive Americas Steamers Reclstaed
fr0m the VeneEQelA1a.

NV YORK, March ga Washtngton DIS
patch says United states Consul Dalton and
Captain Potter, Of the United States steamer
Shawmut, took possession Of two steamers 49,
longing to the American and Venezuelan Nayi-
Cation Company OF New York, which vera
seized by the Venezuelan authorities. Thev
were taken possession Of on the 18th of Fehrn
airy, the American flag hoisted over them sns
Two two days later they were handed over to Secre-
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TIE PRESIDENT took his usual Saturday
holiday to-day and in consequence saw no
yIsitCTs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-30

TIE NEW SPANISH MINISTER has engaged
rooms at w ormley's.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS returns to Europe
on the oath inst
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TIE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day considered the claims of John w. Beemer,
Aaron Dubie, Henry Hugett and James McCOr-
mick, all of Clake county, near Berry Vile, Va,
amounting in the aggregate 10 s15,52S.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
~ Mr.. j. &. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
THIS ,ss,qrs9yl EgyEhISe, March Sc IS.
THE SIZE aKoscH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
FAhES " M,,. AFr - RtsFfNe s,LssoN
prior to her dsra-,ure for LurVpe when Donezsti's
IS SGiHd 81 pPFiEsS s Il shtfs iG'ji
BILE cHRis ISL & Pl III ss5S as LUCIA.
Max MAREfzRk. Gnsiea i piIscor Cdnd Incl
10 r ,eA 94
eef ss sTt a. sMhe9Y:e 2 Sf'urdaS
MIS-. j. a. OATES and her Comic Opera Com
rany. nlSj
NCOLN HALL.
IL FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL ., 1872.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,".
GRAND ORATORIO OF ELIJAH.
MISS JENNY BUSk, ssprsno; ther last Appear
MISS NSiGif ETTE SFEaL LINZ the tue famous
NJ croRcSS s s1a hs';S & Ne, New IOrs rr
Mr.. :; r RCDot PHsEN, the osieSraied B.s.O, of
Boston, said 70 be the greatest Elijah in
ACherus of i si' vS SESFs Orchestra.
NJ oaunr g. c'ndnctor
A,dmdi'sio1. ineiadiGg reserved seats y 2
Monday moTniT 6. APRIL. mo
ART ENTERTAIN ngNT.
Twenty first NiEbt 10 This Civ.
III ROPE AND TIE HOLY LAND,
At ODD PILLOWS Ha L, NAVY YARD.
On FRIDAY EVENING. April ). IT.
WiIL ENHIBlr AT WASHINGTON FOR
ONE WEEK ONLY, AFTERNOON AND
EVENING. ON THE SMITH STREET
LOT, commencing
MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1872.
ADAM FOREPAUGA'S
OLGA NTIC
MENiGERIE, AGSETN, CARAVAN, AVIiRY.
Geological and Equestrian aggregation.
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PIANOS, &c.

A RARE CHANCE-Hsving deterfnines 20 intro
u Gnce N this city the celebrated sCH0--
nACkER PIANO, Philadesphis, whichfS
nss me newest improvements, Hagnifcentstt NV
tone; n better finished and more dursble thsn ar.y
StAer Piano made, 4 now offer the same at SO Der
cent lees cash than any other irzt class Piann en-
De bought, Or for reasonable ilstaiinents Gail aud
examine for yourselves.
dsca GAIL RICHrKB, cas- Peuua ave.
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SHIPMENTS OF BULK TO EUROPE VIA TINS
MlssIsslPPI.-The Missouri Democrat an-
nOunces that shipments OF corn in balk 70 Ea-
rope, via the great water rOute are now pro-
crossing satisfactorily. Since the 18Th instant
over l00, 900 bushels of corn have been taken bv
the barges in bulk line for England and France
via New Orleans. This corn Il going for gari
on a contract freight of 10 cents per bashel,
which Is slightly tough Tor the barge line PEG.
pie, as just now they could get 50 70 40 cents
per 100 pounds Tor carrying miscellaneous
freights down the river, and this corn pays but
about IS cents per hundred.
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TEE RAILROAD wAR IN THR WRsr.-rhe
convention held &C Lincoln, Nebraska, on Thurs
day passed series Of strong resolutions I'm rela-
eastern terminus OF the Union Pacific railroad.
They pronounce the action Of the Iowa legis-
laturs Illegal. ask Congress % consider whether
- - federal legislation 10 necessary % secure
lartne sreedom among the states and
commerciei from the Union psclnc rail-
s ss q and demans contract with the state
OF Nebraska.
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TIE Freedman's Savings Bank viii be Opeu
Monday night. April LIST, until O'Clock % re-
ceive deposits. SiN per cent. interest be- ins AZ
once. Banking House Is. Penn,ylyania ave-
nue., opposite the Treasury.
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ACTING GovRRSoR BREWSTER, OF L9UIsI-
ANA, ENDORSES GRANT AND DENOUNCgs WAR
MoTH.-The Speaker OF the Louisiana HOUSE
now acting Governor, Brewster, made a speech
Thursday night fsvoring the denomination ot
President Grant, and acknowledging the Pack
that state. He stated that he regarded Governor
warmoth a. now being without the pale of the
republican party. having read himself out in his
Times interview. He opposes the denomination
or reelection Of warmoth. Brewster's action
creates a stir Among the rennhlicans
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GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITS,

IHEODORE, HOW Is If? IS THAT THE
same Beaver You bought last year, Yes -
We'll, look at mine, and see our old established 81
9TH street Halter, VI no is now at No. 10l7
etIett, near corner 18th. He will remodel your
HAT 30 the latest Broadway Spring style, and il
viii prove as durable as their - or s. bats
Remember the name il CUNNINGHAM, and the
No IL lOl1 street. acJ ching corner D,h.
N B-SEW HATS made to order marI3-Im
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mSr29-tf a Str

~CALL AND EXAMINE.
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TIE AGGREGATE AMOUNT of internal receipts
for the present month foot up ten millions
of dollars. The amount Of United States cur
rency outstanding at this date of all series
and classes of United States notes is over four
hundred millions. The national gorernmsnt
bank circulation aggregates live hundred and
tffy thou "a nd dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-30

RIVER NEws.-Phe steamer CITY of WASH
ington arrived here this morning from Balri-
more, thoroughly repaired and reltteo, aud The
fotomac Ferry Company now announce that
with their two strong, safe and Comfortable
steamers they VIII be able TO resume the regu-
lar hourly trips between this CITY and Alexsn-
dria from this date. This will be good news 70
the thousands OF people who avail themselves OF
the pleasant transit between the two cities al
forded by the steamers Of this line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-30

THEY DENY THE SOFT IMPEACHMEYT.-Sev-
eral democratic members of Congress request
the publication of the following paragraph:
1.-The statement recently telegraphed from
this city that at the consultation here OF promi-
nent democrats with Mr.. Belmont, opposition to
Judge Davis was expressed, is without any foun-
dalton whatever. The subject OF preference for
candidates was not discussed or referred to-