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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-02-08

State under the laws thereof. aud BY gener.
al taxation on persons orproperty or other
wise; providing further that all moneys
raised Tor The support Of Free schools, shall
beappied Tor tuition purposes aud no other,
uniformly ,Jall the youths Of the State
from six to eighteen years Of age.
Un motion Of Mr.. Basel, the Convention
adjourned.
January 80, 1872,
Mr.. Travis, from the committee on I'm
auce, taxation, education, &C., reported
that the committee had taken up the SUIT
jects first in order as laid down IN tue cou-
sltution for their government, and would
state that the committee has not reported
any resolutions not acted on, nor has 1t re-
ported adversely on these resolutions on
which it has acted.
REPORT.
aud2 Pertaining to exemption from
taxation ofali agricultural implements and
personal property used exclusively for ag-.
rricuItural aud horticultural purposes, aud
also excmptins burylns grounds NC.
3. The legislature shalllevy q capitatlon
tax Of 81 gu each male inhab'taut v h
has attained the age of q years, for tue
support Of free common schools
4. No money b drawn from the treas.
ury without the certificate Of the auditor
and treasurer.
8. No debt shall be contracted BY the
state, &c.
6. The power Of taxation by the legisla.
ture shall extend to the payment OF casual
debts and deficiencies, &c.
| h 7, The credit ef the state shall not be
granted to, or in aid Of any county city,
&c.
8. Limits the power Of counties in asses
slug to not exceed Is cents on $lOO, &c.
The following resolutions were offered
By Mr.. Farnsvorth, amending the con-
stitut,on so that no special law shall be
passed; land 10 all cases where general law
can be made applicable, no special law be
enacted, nor shall special privilege, i'm
muuity or franchies be granted to any cor
poration or individual The Legislature
shall have no power to release or eztln-
guish indebtedness to the State, or to any
municipal corporation.
By Mr.. Ferrell, that all lands shall DO
subject to taxation in the county where the
land is located
By Nj Crisswell, that the Court Of APP.
peals shall consist Of three judges, to be
elected by the voters Of each Coagrcssion-
al District.
By Dr. Campbell, that the committee
on county organization provide for the
election by the General Assembly Of q
county judge,
/ On motion Of Mr.. Woods, the Conven'
ton adjourned till 2;SO 2, M. Wednes'
day.
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Markets To-ssnv

BALTINoRE, April 27.-virginia siSes. co.
pons, old, -; Virginia consolidated, So h, 4
to-day. ~ Ut
BALTIMORE, April 27.-Cotton quiet, bu, firm,
low middltngs, - Any. Flour buoyant a. 4
strong; City Mills advanced 25c for hi "a graf.
Clty Mills superfne, ~ as, do. extra, $50 a. +.
do. family, Sl0al2a. Wheat steady and tiru,
and prices unchanged; supply light. Corn firm.
white southern, 69a1o; yellow southern. G6a,,,.
mixed western held at IS. Oats duh: southern
90; western, nominal. Rye quiet and unchan,e
s5c.aSl.O5. Provisions strong aud bu0yant Pork
sli. Bulk meats buoyant; shoulders, a.: RS
sides, Ga; clear rib sides, 8. Bacon-gsOd Job
bling demand; shoulders, 81; rib sfhfs, -.
clear rib sides, =; sugar-cured hams. Iskalt
Lard dull, but held drmly, a9k. Western bl.-
ter-market bare. Whisky quiet, with sales AZ o.
NEW YORK, April S.-Stocks stronE. Gyi
nrm, 12R. Money firm, Z. Exchange. long
9a; short, 10 Governments steady Viryinfa
SKIES, %; new, %. North Carolinas. 81; new. 81
NEW YORK, April 2.-Flour 5alac. bette
Wheat 1c. better. Corn shade frmer
LONDON, April q, ll.30 a. m-Consols opene
at 80 for money and S3 for account. Bon =
OF 1852, 9Os; 1865. old, 81 1855, y; lO-ias,
PARIS, April 9f.-Rentes opened at IS fran.
LONDON, April q i39 p. m.-ConsJls clos
at % for money and - 4 for account. Bonds
Q; leC2, 3d.; is65, DID, 81 1s67, 80 y; IO-IO's,
S9L.
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The Alabama Claims.

OUR GOVERNMENT DOES NOT BACK DOWN.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Times Washington
dispatch says the position of the United States
relative to the Alabama claims is unchanged
The indirect claims are not withdrawn, and will
not be withdrawn unless Great Britain makes
such q concession inside or outside ofthe Geneva
tribunal as will grant the point for which they
question involved. Our government is anxious
to save the arbitration. 1t has never coutended
that any award Of pee ;,niary damages was ex-
had perfect right to present them and have
them decided, and II Great Britain does not
agree to q decision OF this question then she
must take the responsibility Of not only break.
ing the treaty, but of refusing to meet our gov.
ernment's generous advances in fairness and
candOr,
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~Troy lie to have free public baths

- n snoWstorm IN Syracuse Monday.
ga cubic inch Of gold Is worth about sIeo.
- The water I'm Sc. Louis is growing black
and the citizens grumble over Il.
-" Presbyterian Billiards" u what viohed
Western sports call croQuet.
0Missoan thinks she win soon beat Conuec-
tcut In raising Havana tobscco.
"a stanford girl b minus q finger. she
ieft II IN the barn slsag with the hsy-cptssr.
gin Schenectady they mildly Gala drSnkeu
man the victim Of misplaced 6ensine.,
~. nis ycsie Mansheld Is living quietly in
- wales and wife are travelling under the
Tnpsetended incognito Of "the Count and
Connteee OF Chester" 80 = . - :
@Its against the law 30 hare smallpox In
Duluth, Which city doesn't want 70 be confouni-
ed With Pittsburg.
10Raleigh, n. c., has . colored BABY seven
months old that whistles finely. Better whistle
than do worse.
- Being dangerously IN, IL h.yfne q D,rd.s
eye view o. the grave, according to st. Paul
paper. -
ga brother OF the Mormon prsphet. .Ioa
smith, u under arrest fog murder al Elm.rs.
N. Y.
ga westsrn city has passed an " ordinance
win Be extermlnatsd tAsrs6y. -
o0.were there bug In the carbonlferous
beds Z" ID the quost3oo that sticks the professors
OF geology ct Chicago Universify.
ga San Francisco Chreaicie reporter II ems
gagged in the desoiate work OF writing mp I" TIA
Weird Mysteries Of the Volcanic 9ssr"
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iHE WORKING PBoPLR.-The journeymen
blacksmiths of Pittsburg, Pa, have demanded
an advance of wages, and have resolved TO
strike in case of refusal OF the increased nav.
The blacksmiths employed in the shops of Pitts
burg and vicinity number two hundred, aud
the pay hitherto has been 50 day for ssnoor-
men" and $3.50 for "firemen." The increase
asked by the jOurneymen is half a dollar, or
$3.50 day for floOrmen and "A day for fire
men. The horse-shoers have also held a meet
ing, and the general feeling is reported to be in
favor of the increase. In Cincinnati, Ohio. the
coal-heavers and drivers Of coal carts are on a
strike for an advance over the present wages o..
Twelve dollars week. In Cincinnati the iron
moulders are still on strike, and the foundries
are idle.
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New York News.

GOOD BILL SLAUGHTERED BY THE "ReFoRM
LEGISLATURE.
NEW YORK, April N.-The bill prohibiting
the employment OF children under Is wears OF
age in the factories OF this state unless they have
three months schooling annually, was killed i'm
the legislature last night.
FIRE.
A large dry goods establishment, corner of
Broadway and Worth street, was damaged by
IRE this morning. Oberheiser s. Co.'s stock or
silks was damaged TO the amount Of about
$40 GOO; fully insured. VIM SINNERS stock of
silks was heavily damaged; also Friedlander,
Steck Co.'S clothing stock, both of the latter
Principally by smoke and water. The building
was damaged to the amount of $40, 900.
THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
The following is the weekly bank statement
Loans, increase, S1,S5,900; specie, decrease
sl65, 800; legal tenders, increase, S561s, 100; de-
S11 500.
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FIVE MINERS KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION OF
FIRE DAMP:--Anether explosion of fire dam
occurred at Pine Brook Shaft, Scranton, Pa
five miners, who were so badly injured that ther
cannot possibly recover. This Is the worst min.
In the anthracite region to work. and since tn
greatsuspension OF les1 ex perienced miners havo
NOT been employed in it, the company employ
ing instead men who are termed "blaek legs
and who are not unionists. They are men who
were protected by the mill AIRY during the sus-
phur, and great precau.ion Is requisite in work.
np it.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The features OF Wall street Yesterday were
the same as on Thursday. Gold, foreign ex-
change, and government bonds were strong
The general stock market was dull and firm.
with a few specialties. The volume of business
WAS large, and the buying was both on specula-
tive and mercantile account. There was an inn
proved demand Tor money from the stock bro
kers, who paid generally per cent. currency.
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SIP ECIAL NOTICES.
A Gard

"A C0F0.
AClergyman, while residing in South America,
a. missionary discovered safe and sim pie remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay t,
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in . sealed
envelope, to any enc who needs il. Free Of Charge.
Address, JOSEPH imam,
Station D, Bible House,
Bar22ly New York City.
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FEW MONTHS AGO daughter Of John A.
O'Neill, of HObOken, ii " ars OF age, accident.
ally swallowed pin. No serious effects were
appreEended at the time, but infamm alton of
the stomach subsequently set in, and it was as
certained that the pin was still LODGED there.
Rapid emaciation followed, and the little suf-
ferer is now reduced to a skeleton, and is COP
sldered beyond all hOpes Of recQverx -
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CITY BARRIERS now put the Dolly Warden
touch on the heads Of young men who are able
to an evening party. The style consists IN past
ing the hair down lower than ever on the fore
head, and making regular /" Nose" soap-lock
enough to kick. ~ ~
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press RepOrfS.
The Mexican Middle.

MATAMoRAs, April 25.-Advices from San
LUIS Potosi TO the 18th instant state that all is
ton IL generally re-established The line "a the
Rio Grande from Mier is OCCUPIED nv the GOV
eminent Ireyinos cavalry are at Reynoss TO-
DAY. Their SLOW movements are disheartening
the revolutioDists.
PLENTY OF PRoNuECIANENTos BUT NOT Mucu
FIGHTING.
MATAMORAS, April 26.-(ien. Guerra writipo
on the 18th instant from Durango, confirms the
temporary occupation OF Zacatecas by Cadena
He says the garrison were surprised, and LOCO
men eco guns, ii cannon, and $50 600 belong
ing TO the government were captured. A tele-
gram from Saltillo yesterday TO Camargo,
thence by courier, reports that no government
force is near there. 1t also confirms the defeat
oil the Puebla garrison by Negrete. A merchant
who Rad arrived there from the interior reports
that Diaz had been heard from in Jalisco. He
was at the head of a strong division. This il
doubtful, as Trevino had nothing Official. To-
morrow Trevino publishes an address To the peo
pie in Matamoras i'm anticipation of his attack.
he says; 81 come in the name OF the law and
constitution to combat the power exercising au-
thority illegally. My mission here is to destroy
the elements collected by the despotic JuareZ
in your heroic city," He eXtols their yalor
promises protection, and guarantees and claims
that the interests of the empire and the revou.
tonists are the same. He also entreats them
not to defend government which Injuries the
republic in every relation. In conclusion he
says: "From everywhere come new supporters
Each day brings tidings Of important triumphs
Marmel MARQUEE has routed Pesquiera at Gull
acan, in the state OF CinOloa, and Zertuch has
defeated Mariscal in OaNaca. The entire pen
insula OF Yncatan is in state OF instruction
Only the larger cities are occupied by JuareZ's
forces, and the governor and officials have hed
to Vera Cfuz." He again calls on the citizens
TO abandon those who burden the country, and
not TO submit to the caprice of the cespotexer.
cisine authority Illegally. Trevino's forces are
so much scattered, for the purpose OF subsist-
ence, in the barren country, that it is difficult
to estimate their numbers. A revolutionary
bulletin, published at Brownsville SAYS that
they number 5000 800 cavalry, I'D artillery
and coo infantry supports. Cayallos has 1000
regulars. with the national guard combined.
behind the Notifications. His TANKS rest on the
river, and his rear is protected by the American
commander preserving neutrality. The reyolu-
tonists are expected daily.
LdteT.-A courier from Camargo brings ad-
vices 10 the 9th inst. Rocha has been called TO
the city Of Mexico, owing TO a rising of Lerdis-
tas. Queroga has moved hither with 5000 men,
Naranj a remains commanding at Camargo.
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WOMAN prOwNs HER BAnr AND HEHsELF.
Davenport, Iowa, April I.-The wife OF
H. Maloksn Yesterday drowned her baby, II
months old, in n barrel OF water. and then
drowned herself. IL IL supposed she was insane.
he husband, on discovering the bodies, was
seized with spasms, and lies in a critical con-
ditiCn.
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seven Men Injured tn a Coal Wine

INV lokK, April "a Scranton dispatch
states that another explosion occurred in the
Hampton breaker coal mine Zone Of the oldest
m.nes) yesterday, aud seven men were seriously
injured. All their bodies " ere badly burned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

A EEwLY-MADE WIDOW at Oshkosh, al the
funeral, stepped up and kissed her deal hus-
was disguised beyond measure TO see several
other women whom she did not know step for
ward and do the same thing. With the remark.
II thought he was my husband, but he wasn't"
she rose and left the church.
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ST. LOUIS, April N.-The Cherokee Aduoca Dc,
an ofncial organ Of the Cherokee nation, states
that the attacking party in the bloody affair ct
marshals posse, and that the sherii's guard did
not IRE until Proctor, the prisoner on trial, had
been wounded. The ashanti was made BY Sut
Of the prisoner. The sheriff Of tie dcine snake
district has made Q lengthy circumstantial re-
port Of the affair, and attaches the entire blame
Of the massacre 70 the U. 8. Msxshalb party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

THE PRESIDENT will celebrate his fftieth
birthday by social reunion of his personal
friends at the Executive Mansion this evening
Presentation. John f. milford, of Va,
is at the Imperial Hotel. ....Hon. Abram
Wake man, Of New York, is at the Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

THE PRESIDENT spent an hour with Assist
ant Secretary Richardson at the Treasury De-
Iartment to-day.
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ANorH.R SENSATION IN THE CoURrs.-And
now another sensation growing out or the Fisk
Stokes tragedy. Mr.. Barclay Watson, the law.
yer, IL preparing the papers in divorce suit, in
which gentleman well-known In this city is
seeking divorce from his wife. The lady in
Opera House under the Fisk management. The
papers In the case develop the inner life behind
The scenes, and the d0ings Of Josie and the late
FRINGE Erie. The husband of the songstgess has
In biz possession letters of the fair Mansfield.
which, If the trial should precede that Of Stokes
will create sensation. In either event the
will be called upon to testify-N. y. Heraid atS
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Alabama, yesterday, the day was observed az
memorial day. Business was suspended, and 4
procession OF iremeD and citizens, headed bv
scnooi children, procef ded to the cemetery and
buried. The graves of the Union soldiers re.
ceiyed The same tokens % did those Of the con.
federatee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

TIE SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION in Con-
gress have united in dispatch to the Charles
ton Republican denying the statements of the
New York Tribune that the delegation referred
to refused to endorse President Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

AT A RECENT OPERA i'm Milwaukee where
Aimee was as usual charming large audience
one young man talked very loudly OF the operas
&c, he had seen abroad" gentleman sit
ting near him remarked, "what fool" in a
rather loud tone of voice. 20 which the in,Iiy-
nant youth asked IL he meant him. "No, sirn
was the reply; 81 complain OF Aimee, who pre-
vents INV hearing Won. 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

OrrAWA, April N.-The most Important bill
of the eessicn Was introdnced in the House of
Commons last night BY Sir George Career II
provides for the Construction Of Canada Pa
cinc railway, according 10 the terms by which
to be commenced not later than July, 1873, and
completed within ten years. The PROPAGATION Of
the governmentis that the road shall start from
coast the distance is some 400 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

BARON HENRY Won OFFENBERG, the new
Rus sian Minister to the United States, will
probably present his credentials on Tuesday
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Mr.. CHARLES SHAMBAUGH has been ap-
pointed superintendent OF the national cemetery
at Gettysburg.
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THE WEATHER.

WE DhFAkTNkNT,UT1ceC 'tscf Sigrr DEcsr,l
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. April q, iss2, 10 am.
SYNOPSIS foR FAST TwENrr-FoU HOURS
The lowest barometer has moved eastwAr.ly
from northern New York over and beyond
northern New England. The pressure is high
est over Minnesota and Lake Superior. Clear
and pleasant weather, with northerly winds, j.
now prevailing over the New England and mid
die states. Clear and partially cloady weather
with light, variable winds. over the southern
states. Cloudy and threatening weather north
west OF the Ohio valley, with light rain and
easterly winds. Cloudy weather, with light
rain, has prevailed at San Francisco.
PRoBABiLlTIEs.-The barometer will con-
tinue rising over the New England and middle
states, with light to fresh winds and clear aud
partially cloudy weather. The latter IL also
probable for TIE southern states. Cloudy and
threatening weather, and probably rain, will
prevail over and northwest of the ohio valley
and possibly extend northeastward over the
lower lake region, with easterly winds. Dam
gerous Winds are not ANTICIPATED.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-Tke receipts from this
ource to-day were S29iI092i.
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THE REPUBLICAN SENATORS will meet In
caucus Oh Monday, to hear the report Of the
committee appointed at the late meeting to ar
range business for the session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

ELEVEN O'CLOCK SEssIoNs.--The House to-
day, on motion OF Mr.. Dawes, decided to meet
next week at II O'Clock a. m, in order to make
all possible progress with the tariff bill.
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HALIFAX, April &.-Apothcr case OF small
Iox has occurred among the steerage pasSen-
gers Of the steamship Peruvian, at this port
from Liverpool for Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

Col. ROBERT n. DOUGLASS, Of the Executive
Mansion, returned from North Carolina last
evening. He says everything looks favorable
for the republicans in the coming election in
that state,
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AN EPIsCoPALIAN MINISTER EMBRACES TIKI
ROMAN CATHOLIC FAITH.-Reference has beer
heretofore made to the difficulties which exlsteC
between the Right Rev. Bishop Whittingham
of the Protestant Eriscopal Diocese of N,rr
land, and the late rector of Mount Calvary
church, Rev. Alfred A. Curtis, which resulted
IN the latter refusing to accept the pastoral let
Of his resignation Of his charge Soon after tho
dif.culties arose, Mr.. Curtis lett this country
and proceeded to Birmingham, Eng, where he
sun remains, his object in going there, il is un-
derstood, being to consult with DR.. Newman.
Formerly prominent divine i'm the Church OF
England, but now, as is generally known, a
member OF the Roman Catholic Church, and il
IL Iurther understood that Mr.. Curtis has con-
nected himself with the Church of Rome
Bishop Nottingham has deposed him. 1t is
beheved that MIR. Curtis will not present himself
Ior inc present, at least, a candidate for holy
orders IN the Roman Catholic Church, but will
MAINTAIN the position of a. layman for time
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THE DUKE OF NOAILLEs, recently appointed
Minister Of France at Washington, is a desce nd
ant of one of the first families in France, ant
inherited his title OF Duke through his uncle
who died in 1898.
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NATIONAL THEATER-OPERA.
AIMEE.
THE QUEEN OF OPERA BOUFFE,
with her Justly cel' brated company Of distinguished
artists, numbering over
so PERFORMERS,
SIX NIGHTSAND ONE MATINEE ONLY,
Ops ming Night, MONDAY, APRIL 30.
- LA GRANEE IUCHESSE.
Noe as Fritz......M lie Dubois as Wanda.
Wednesday, May I.-.....LEs BRIGANDS 1st time)
Thursday, May 9....... LA RELLE HELENE.
Friday, May 3........-.BENEFIT OF AIMEE,
LIE POINT DES SOUPIRS.
First time here
saturday Matinee ....... LA GRANOE OUCH ESSE.
Saturday Night.....---BARBE BLEUE.
0rcht stra Chairs and Orchestra Circle reserved,)
81; Dress Circle, freserved,D Sl.50; Private Boxes
lsx seatsJ SIS and $40; General admissions ST. Ga
SEATS CAN NOW BE SECURED AT McTzE-
ROTT's MUSIC STORE. ap95- It
Old MOI ON EXHIBITION (NRw No.
~, ass s,.{ AND \. SALE z4 ass e..
MARKRITER'S,
30. 4l6 7th street, between and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Ohofce Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c.
Alse, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss-
'els, Ring, Nails: &c, in the District.
Please remember Name and Number. ap25ly@
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Department yesterday to investigate the pro-
ceedings of the court martial by which Capt. G.
II. Preble was tried for allowing the rebel
cruiser Florida to escape from Mobile narbor
during the war.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ MR.. j. q. SAvILLE, Lessee and NJ inag
Last Appearances Of
SIMMONS d SLOCUM'S MINSTRELS.
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL,
Introducing oil the Fav orites.
SIMMONS AND SWEATMAN
In New Acts, Banjo Solos, songs, Dances, &c.
MONDAY, April 90 AIMEE.
MONDAY, May 6.................. BLACK CROOK.
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l.. P. MORTON, Esq, OF New York, dined
with the President last evening.
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TIE Baltimore American has yet to hear the
first person named in connection With the liberal
movement In Maryland who has voted With the
party tor three years, and who has not an ssexr
to his name,