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INDIANA CONTESTED ELECTION CASE,

INDIANA CONTESTED ELECTION CASE. /,
The Republican majority of the House
Committee on Elections to-day filed a
majority report, claiming the election, Of
Mr.. Wilson, ol Indiana, BY eight maiori.
ty; and the Democratic minority have
completed minority report, claiming the
election OF Gooding by seventeen votes,
exclusive Of thirteen illegal votes not
counted against Wilson. Unless there Is
n new production OF ballots In evidence,
the case will probably be disposed Of byi
the House next week. ,a- .g7 ins u
The Second Comptroller has given It as
his opinion that the bill now before Con.
gross for the payment Of bountles to troops
enlisted under the Presidents proclama.
tion Of May Bird, applies only to volunteers
who enlisted for three years between the
dates named, viz between the 8rd OF May
and the 22d Of July, 1861. s5a .ises'
A dispatch was received to-day by Sen.
ator Clayton, from Little Rock, Arkansas,
signed by six members Of the State Cen.
tral Committee, announcing that the call
Tor Republican State Convention 10
meet there on the 22d OF May, is but the
act of three members OF that committee,
and tho GlSigners repudiate that action, and
call. { LID ~ li9 Sj,i !
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

The new Steam Saw Mil at the head Of Wheel
lng Island Is offered for sale on very reasonable
Terms. This NIL ia capable Of cutting from S,OOO
TO 10000 feet per day, and has the best Log Har.
bOr known. Also 2 acre Lot In tho town OF
lion WITH lie Mill, This Lot 10 situated short
distance above tho Furnace and Ia 0 splendid To-
Cality for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
bu dIngs. For particulars, enquire on tho prem.
''''' - " 8. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor. Of Walnut and Second Sts,, Wheeling Island.
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FRANCE.

PANS, April S.-Thiers gave a recep.
ton this evening, which was well attend.
cd. Tho official and diplomatic bodies
were largely represented. 0I6 I'M III
Rouher!has left the city for Chiselhurst
1t Is reported that hetoo with him three
millions Of francs for the Emperor;
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Weather Report.
Wan DEPARTMENT,
OFFIoE or THE CHIEF SIaNAL OfPlCER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., April $50 e, n,
PROBABILITIES,

The lowest barometer, now probably
central over the Georgian Bay, will move
northeasterly down the st. Lawrence Val.
ley, with diminishing pressure. Over the
New England States there will be rising
barometer, with westerly to northwest.
erly winds, and clear and clearing wealth.
er will prevail Wednesday from tho lakes
to the gull, and South and Middle Allan
tic coasts, and extend over New England
by and on Wednesday morning. Brisk
westerly to northwcsterly winds will ex.
tend during tonight from the upper 10
the lower lake region, and 10 the middle
Atlantic coast, but dangerous winds arc
not anticipated, except possibly for the
lower lakes.
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ROME.
The Pope Declines Gift From the
Italian Government,

0 = y 80
The Pope has refused to receive a sum
Of money offered him by the Italian Gov
ernment. In declining the gilt he de-
clared that when 1t became necessary for
him TO accept aims as a means Of main.
tanning Subsistence he would only receive
them from the Catholic world. .'a
ROME, April 9.-The committee 10 pro.
vide Tor the erection, Of u monument to the
memory Of Joseph MaZzini has been or.
ganized, With Gen Garibaldi rs President.
Mount Vcsuvius is again in a state of
violent eruption. A column of flame
shoots up several hundred feet above the
crater, and stones, ashes, and cinders fall
IN dense showers. around It's summit.
Tourists are hastening to Naples to wit.
ness the spectacle. E4...'"A -Ii y
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r1op sArE-1oO ACRES OF LAND

noR sALE.-19O ACRES OF LAND
d Two and half miles above MArtinsyillc, ..
on Deep Run, one.hAli mile from Q. +. Il, Il.
On this tract there A,e two Dwelling Honees, q
(jrSt Mili, and Distillcry with capacity ior "
6ushels Def DAY and In complete order; 70 acres
cleared, 3 acres in Grape Vines, Q small OrcSGLu'
S0NcfoS Coal, Also Vi acres River Bottom, BE-
tweSn q, &P, Il, r. and River. A desirable
place for eonntEy residence, beantInl building
FDot, with q splendid view OF river ior miles
TSIihS soIi an cav terms. |. IRWIN,
anR Real Estate Agent.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The State De.
partment has received adviccs from the
Charge d'Attairs Of the United States al
Madrid, that the case of DR.. Howard has
been presented to the Spanish Govern.
ment. The Spanish Government has
called for telegraphic reports from Cuba
as to what action may be taken. Howard
in the meantime willremain at Cadiz, and
orders have been given tor his good dtreat.
ment. .' l MA mi. 3lis MA .a7si.I y
The Ways and Means Committee to.
day discussed the subject of the bonded
warehouse, and il is understood the feel.
ing Of the committee was manifested to
be in favor Of the abolition of all bonded
warehouses except those for, exports.
There was brief Cabinet session 10.
day, all the heads Of departments were
present except DelnnO. Gen. Cowan rep.
resented the Interior Department. There
was no business OF more than ordinary i'm.
portance. The English question was the
subject OF some conversation, but not with
the view ot any official action in relation
thereto. ..n-.,, ~
The President Is recovering from ,rr a Ills 4
recent indisposltion, but Is n6tentirely
we'll 6 5W3Gg GasIalAS uJO'
Richard Fregaskis haslbeen appointed
Inspector7of Tobacco, q First District,
Michigan. AT &c q .lI5'k
The President, to, day, sent to the Sen.
BITE the following nominations: G. w.
Legender, Minister to Argentine Repub.
lie; Jos. II. Ingraham, Surveyor of Gus.
toms, New Orleans; Elisha B. Hamilton,
Surveyor Of Customs, Quincy, ILL.,; Com.
mqodore Joseph F. Green TO be Rear AaG
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GERMAMY.l

BERLIN, April 9.-The German Bishops
will meet in Funda tomorrow. The con.
ference will last twodays and viii be held
with closed doors. Archbishop Coloquln
is 10 preside l'i a.i ~
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Educational,
~r-N@SNTS-
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
1S71-72 asm lgig'h''


Tho last Catalogue shows An attendance M N
stQdeHts At this Institution. Five dIstInct De
ArLments o. Instruction, with a full corps ol
Lhe Ancient and Modern Languages; ,AIathe-
Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, tie Sciences
Se.I &C, carefully and thoroughly taught, Prac.
aeaI Chemistry, and Physics, Illustrated by sp.
EoPISs apparatus, Special advantages for the
Aeood Library. Extensive Cabinets Of MIN.
9Alosy, geology and ConchOIOgy; together with
many specimens In other Department. Of Natural
LHI.Sty. Fine buildings; beautiful and healthy
n EAtt TERN begins September 6Lh, Winter
OMen6et6th. Spring, March 9Oth, Commence @
usnL June 10th. O''tS''"0'
go3.tiHg nom $9to q per week.
Iuiuon, nom $l5 TO SCI per yoar,
fof mrthes particulars, inquire Of
Ls ALEX. MARTIN, President,
tSS MOrgant0wn, West Va
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NON sALE-THE FOLLOWING
property situated on ,H zsnes iSIaGG ,SH Ill., ~ ~
Henry Moore Trustees adosIioh te Wy ~ Xxx ~
W SHTS Seysn ISJ, on which are three dwellings,
nsS Auu tciinipe eiRht rooms with upper and lower
WI Sss ihc othet two containing three rooms each
TcSIIs warn reasonable. Call on ROBERT BOND
an IA promises, or G. L. CRANMBH, n. 8.
SorneF Fourth and Monroe streets. ap8'
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The ! PennsylvaGi copvsn,Ion..

.PMnADEIrHtA, April o. delegation
OF 100 veterans ot 3the late war have
started for Harrisburg to further the nom.
NATION OF Gen. Hartrantt for Governor
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE

loGGr for sslO the houc in which now re. 49,
'lde, situate on John street, few doors ;;a
s.st Of Piith. Tho house Is substantial w
IEostOry brick containing eight rooms, bc.
'ldGa bath room and kitchen, and lnIshed
Alc, wtthA good cellar, hot and cold water In
AinIrOona The house Is in good order and
well located and In every way q desirable prop+
stty, being but q little over i Square nom dc
FOstOaica There is also on tho premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient 70, four horses, and q carriage house
any one wishing,to purchase can examine The
septGl JNo, r, ,McDERMoT.
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AUCTION ROOM.

Tho undersigned has opened q General Auction
Room Gt No. 100 Market Square, formerly oecu.
pcd BY chambers, Thornburgh q Co. Conslgn.
nents Of all kinds Of goods and merchandise
solicited. Auctions on Tuesday and Friday
evenings and Wednesday aud Saturday morn.
linus. Sales Of real estate and personal property
cried at rcAsORAble rates.
SG j. CHAMBERS HERvRY b co.
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For Sale.
nOR SALE

poR SALE nj
4 desirable twO.,Ory residence on 'ou'h. !. -
soc soc o. O,,'s," attic tsu toOpS, snOnArywAsh stands
S.,S S.,S ,oo,a, r,s and all modern improvements
JAIN T.nO,,a ,T a. tobacco Factory, No. 10 Monroe
inquire GpS
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DOR sALE-BANK STOCK.

ThlrIyeIght shares OF Stock in the Merchants
National Bank Of Wheeling. VIVA
Address, J. j. GILL,
marty Steubepyllle, Ohio.
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| offer at private sale the Patterns, F!asks and
Fixtures 10 Union Foundry, belonging to tho late
arm OF W. W. Miller q Co.
The purchaser can secure 3 reasonable lease OF
The Foundry and grounds. The building Is SS
Ieetby % feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be 0bstructed, and contains all the
necessary appliances OF a 1rst-clGss JObbing
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
TO II. u. MILLER,
Jahs ...f.. Receiver.
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ia TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgeucar9

By the Western Union Line. q
ofRee Northwest col. Of Main and Monroe sta,l
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u0TEL FURNITURE S LEASE
Ii FOR 0RSALE.-AnypcrsOn desiring to keep
Aarst-clRss paying Hotel, with moderate and &c.
rOmmOlAung terms as 10 furniture and lease, can
learn OF good chance by enquiring OF
G. 3. HOOPER,
mRr.ll Revere House, Cumberland. Nd,
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

The general market for the past week has been
only moderately active, the large business OF the
past two months producing little sluggishness at
present.
Bleachel sheetings and shirtings have been In
good demand from jobbers. ana the piece trade Is
quite active. Wamsutta has advanced to 21c.
Brown sheetngs and shirtings are moving well
with jobbers, both by the piece ana package. The
market Ia firm and stock low with agents.
Coored cottOns have moved fairly. Denms cot
are little inquired for.
Prints are moderately active, especially In new
and attractive styles. The basis OF prices IL not
satisfactorily settled and advance to sharp 121s
cents Is predicted.
Dress goods have sold actively variety OF sty les
being In the market to attract buyers. Summer
styles are well sold up with agents. and the outlook
promises higher prices. American dress goods are
steadily improving In atractlveness and promise in
some departments to crowd out foreign fabrics
Shawls are moving well. desirable light wool
styles being well sold up with agents. and profit
able business done with jobbers.
Woollen goods are reported as quiet with agents,
but active with j0bbers.
Beavers and doeskins show little movement. Re-
peants are more active. Satlnets are restricted by
the ADVANCE In price. Flannels are In good demand
for all grades ana tickets, prices are improving and
supplies low with agents.
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Wind at sunset wsw.
Mnrina Disnsfers.

BARK STAMrEDE-Hsvana, March l7-Schr Tempo, from
Cardnas passed bark supposed to be the Stampede
with lumber and shocks The water running of her
stern and stem. She appeared to be abandoned.
BRIO SURPRISE (Br, Smith, Vineyard Haven 18th from
Cape Hayten via Inasua fo Boston, experienced
continuation OF heavy gales the entire l6
north OF Hatteras encounterne three heavy NE
was twice blown across the Gulf Stream; I'd inst gale
had All Of her sails blown away except mainsa 3D. lat ~
Ion ~, saw brig with mantopmast foretoppaaptm
and bboom gone and all OF her sails blown away same day
saw brig with mainsa, two saysals and foretopgalant
tons during the day Of the 3d. until 10 PM she was
lost sight Of w.
SCnR SAMUEL HART, Irolbrook at Vineyard Haven 18th
from Wilmington NC reports having experienced very heavy
and NE gales the entire passages driven the
sas &c 9Th inst In the Gulf Stream, loaded schooner
with nothing but gaGtopsai outer bt Stn lat "a a.
lon 20 3D. spoke brig Proteus Of Portland with buwarks
was bound to Bermuda.
SCHR JOSEPH FISH, from Jacksonville 81 days. At Vine
yard Haven 18TH reports make sankay Head light on the
9th INST and came into Vineyard Sound night
Jar as Tarpanin Cove but the ice being could
get and was Obliged TO put to again the 18th
was OIL Nantucket South shoal, encountered n
gale: same night saw bark Ella, OF Portland.
. scnR john BALL, Cahoon, at Vineyard Haven from
Virginia, reports the 4h inst Hog Island bearing WSw
miles te IN with the wreck OF soop II Hose having
uecs undor water side stove In and having the appearance
Of having been run into by SOME other vessel.
Sem WALTON, from Philadelphia for Bath. before re-
ported ashore on Little Beach, Vineyard, was got on toth
and anchored Oft the beach.
scnR " sAUNpHRs, Smith, at Newbern, NO 12th inst
RON New YORK. threw overheard her OF me which
had taken hre; damage TO vessel very light
CHATHAM, Mass, March 1.-two bodies have washed
ashore at Nauset Harbor; has his left marked
knssel The body Of the mate OF bark Gaetano, from
Boston Tor Cadz, before reported wrecked, was found
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HAVANA MARKETS.
~~o~o~->~~~~-o~~-o>~--~

HAVANA, March IT, 1872
237OO0 boxes and TO- COG bids receipts Of the al
ported during the week from Haysna and Maanzas $500
boxes and hhds including $500 hhds
to the United States Sugar active owing the desire to
ssip before the holidays principally to Europe 10 70
Dutch standard ia reals per arrobe Moasses sugar
quiet and weak. at sN reals per arrobe for Nos TO-
9 real: per s!rSbe Fair to good refining firm AZ Ok
lot lOA real. per arobe. Molassei -Clsyed, ~ ~
pas n ess pnsr VA ~ ss per k
for American Hams active American aaltsd, $is per
n nsg. as, e. e. $5s as sH aqints l
g. per Dbl TaIsx, sis Is sil 80 per quintsl Wax
quiet and psnia Freight: PR s'''G small cra %
demand for the United States per box sugar Northern
o. sugar 70 Northern and Southern ports the
Northern and Southern ports In the United States Us rs
"a %; to Falmouth and orders 40s AS 3d. Exchange
day. ,so1 saG d0 sixty day: gold
London, "a q 24A premium. On Paris, So premium
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A PEANUT PEDLERS BATTLE.

Lawrence ziegler is an adopted citizen OF Newark,
who has been doing a thriving trade In peanuts on
the corner Of Washington and Market streets.
SO great was his prosperity that he IN
CARED the envy OF another peanut merchant
named Burt Jeralemon. The upsnot OF this envy
was that Burt ordered Lawrence to vacate his
premises, which Lawrence peremptorly declined
to do. Burt then threatened bloody deeds, and on
saturday night, near 1.-The bewitching hour,u
Waylaid his mercantile rival In Brentnal
p witp ana .ielied him to tue ground
n ue S'uo. Murder ~ "Wateh ~ shouted the
ppoiica,ne peanutman as Burt fed Strange to say,
rrna was mandy, aud with the aid OF citizens
,, e n ,ne nyhg Burt ana conducted him to the
srt o ih neger was picked up as well as the
Dr0ken ciup WIN which he had been felisd and
assisted tillther also, He was held aa a ws,ness
His assallant Will he tried TO-DAY ~ no +" "AA'0'''
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BURGLARY In WILLIAMSBURG

Inc omce oi fomeroVs pork packing estaDlish.'
ment corner Of Grand and Third streets. wpl,ams
burg was entered by burglars at an early hour YES.
terday morning, and the door Of the safe, which
contained $500, was removed by drilling. on,cer
Peter Faherty having heard an unusual noise there
raised one Of the front windows for the purpose Of
observing what was going on, when he heard the
sound Of departing footsteps from the rear. Calling
another 0ficer to his assistance they entered and
found the rear door wide open and the outer door
OF the safe OF with jmmies, chlsels and other bur-
glarious, as well as deadly weapons lying beslde IL.
These were removed TO the Fourth street station
house the burglars retreated before they obtained
any plunder,
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;she p1nishhe6t Of the law. I therefore trust that
yos Will have recourse TO your spiritual advisers,
Ind prepare for your end
The sentence Of the Court IL that on Friday, the
26th day OF April next, between tne hours OF nine
O'clock In the morning and five O'Clock IN the AFTER
noon, you be taken by the Sheriff TO some place
within the city ana county or San Francisco, and
there hanged by the neck until you are dead1
and may God have mercy on your soul,
The prisoner, though with every ehade or ago.
nzed feeling passing over his c0rps6 liKe tace, never
moved his body until the last words OF doom were
ended, and then he reeed like drunken man.
His features were contracted IN o spasm OF
the keenest pala his eyes were set and staring,
and all his previous sef.c0ntrol was gone In this
terrible apprehension OF violent death so near at
clutcned wildly at glass OF water that stood on
the table by him. He slipped It, and then sinking
into chair, hung up his hands despairingiy and
seemed 70 .fer the keenest pangs OF dread and
despair al! the lmpassive GOODNESS was gone. ana
the lndian'llke stoldness with which he had heard
the verdict OF the was replaced by the terror OF
guilty man on the brink OF the grave
Sherln Adams had carriage on Merchant street
IN which TO convey Devine to the jail. The crowd
could not be disappointed In look at the con-
uemned, and when the prisoner, guarded by the
deputies, reached the door, rush was made to take
him IN at glance by the vulgar, morbid throng OF
roughs and loafers. He was hustled into the car.
rage by the officers and driven rapidly to The JAIL
where another crowd awaited him. Here Devine
appeared to have recovered from his ag taon at the
steps OF his prison house. and the doors closed hea
Willy on the doomed convict, with the grim spectre
OF the gallows to haunt his remaining hours among
the living
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board OF Education had q very active meet.
Ing ON Saturday afternoon ana succeeded in getting
over great deal Of business. Among other mat.
tiers which came before them was the question In
reference to raising the salaries OF the teachers In
the Primary and Grammar schools. The Board
finally passed resolution raising The salaries OF the
female Grammar school teachers eighteen per cent
ana the Primary teachers twenty per cent. rms
OF Grammar school 81, 900 and the highest salary
In the Primary department. $1,000. They also
passed resolution that after teacher had served
ten years In the schools IL a satisfactory manner
the male teacher Will be entitled to a salary OF
$4,000. and the lady teacher $4,000 per amman.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 16, / A. NJ.

WASHINGTON u. ", MarCn 10, A ID.
synopsis J0r the Past Ttoeatv-tom Hours.
The falling barometer from the lover lakes to
Florida has continued extending itself eastward to
the Atlantic, being now lowest over New England.
The area OF rain over the Southern states
extended northeastward over the Middle, Atlantic
and New England States as snow. Rising barom-
eter. falling temperature and westerly to northery
winds have prevailed over the Southern States,
with clearing weather, except over the South At
lanuc coast. Westerly winds, with clearing
weather, are now reported from the Middle States.
Probabilities
the barometer will continue rising on Monday
over the Atlantic States, with clear and pleasant
weather very generally over the New England,
Middle and Southern States. The pressure will
diminish over the Northwest, with winds backing
to southerly and Increased cloudiness. An area Of
low barometer is probably advancing towards Cali
lornia.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for the At
lantic and Gulf coasts.
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Anthony Orrnsby.

Colonel Anthony OrmsDy, Military knight OF the
Lower Foundation of Windsor Castle. has just died
at his residence IN London, rather suddenly. He
served in India with the Eighteth regiment OF
british infantry, and obtained the position which
ne filed at the moment of his decease as reward
Tor hi 8 Callantry. Although only captain In the
line he had fought In the Peninsula from 1909 to
1871 In the Campaign OF 1915, was present at
Waterloo, and at the storming OF Cambray. He
served In the East Indies at the siege and capture
OF Hattrass also In the Deccan campaign Of lS171S
and at the capture OF Bhurtp0re.
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Office.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHT,

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
steamship Dorian r) Taylor Genos, Jan 81, Leghorn
iar n With irat and 80 passengers 70 Henderson Bros
ad noe weather The first six then had
Of gales from wsW 10 WNW veerng every few hors with
9es SQUALLS OF terrific force During % years. experiences
apa never experienced such weather. the rain failing In
torrent" with heavy thunder and lightning. When the
tropics and near the line have prorImitv
10 the bhning this continued or less nm IL
The 10Th bt when gradually toned down, enabling us 10
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Very Rev. Prior FurIong.

The Very Reverend and venerable DIR. Furlong,
Order OF st. Anthony died In Ireland q few days
since IN the eighty first year OF his age He was
man of great literary ability and devoted to his
clerical duties. His having been elected to the ONCE
Of Prior OF the order showed the high respect which
his brethren In the ministry entertained for him.
Prior Furlong was o near relative Of the present
Roman Catholic Bishop OF Ferns, Ireland.
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Maurice Lemon.

The above named gentleman o much esteemed
citizen OF Brooklyn, died that city yesterday In
the sixty eighth year OF bis age His personal re-.
semblance to bis cousin, the late Mark Lemon, OF
London, was very striking. He was a man OF ex.
raOrdtnary mental culture, aud esteemed for his
social qualities, both literary circles and among
an extensive circle OF intimate friends In private
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Jonathan Lettermap, M. d.

BY telegram frsm San Francisco to the HELALD
We were informed last night Of the In thae
city yesterday Of DR.. Jonathan Letterman, Medical
Director OF the Army OF the Potomac during the
greater part of the war; late Surgeon General on
the stan OF Governor Halght and Coroner OF San
Francisco, an eminent officer and distinguished as
professional man and patriot soldier.