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BOARDING.

SUMMER BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO-
~ DATED at ten dollars per week in Oakland,
village, Allegany county, Maryland, top of the
Alessny Mountains; all trains stop. Address
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Il front ROOMS, to be had on reasonable ter1s
at 1901, corner Of Pennsy lv anie avenue and 18th
street Good location. and accessible. mhfe-ly
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70 DOCTOR pIPLoAAh anp IN his o6es.

Ihe many Thousands cured st this estsblishms1
within the last twenty years and the Numerous Im
portant surgical operations performed BY DIR. John
ston, Witnessed BY the reporters Of the So. and
again and again before the public, besidee his tsnd
ing ae gentleman Of character and rosponsibilifg,
SKIN DISEASES ePKkDfLf OUhED. oc1t-y
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PERSONAL.

II ON MARRIAGE.
HAPPY RELIEF YoUNG MIN from the
effects of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood
restored lmpediments TO marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies Books and Circulars sent free In sealed en-
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, No.
?, south 9Th street, Philadelphia, Pa. s1G so3m
Il ADIks' PHYSICIAN, RELAELE AND
IL CONFIDENTIAL- Address e oace, Nm,
DECONTA, Baltimoi Post Once. jyN-lns
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As goes North Carolina 50 goes the Union.
kGll on. silver Moth Car'lina!
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EDUCATIONAL.

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ihg Tor Business, Coll.ge, West Point or Naval
circulars to Prof l. G. Mathews, A. NJ. Mathews
gate, w. Ii Langley, Eco. Washington, ID C.: Rev
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T AsELL LIMALE sEMINARY, AUBURN
including Greek. Prices reduced hast year. Music
under direction Of DIR. Eben Tourjse. Access 70 II
lar attention raid to common branches. Specia
facilities for German, French and Painting. Mex
wear begins Sept. 18th. A91ress Rev. ChAs, v
CUSHING, .r HA eosn
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IL OF The
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
OFFICE, SOUTH FREDERICK STREKT
PROM his extensive practice in the great Hosrftsf
OF Europe aid the frst In this country, viz. Ens
lad- france Phl9cel plia aud eseN here, can afFs
the most certain, speedy and electusl remedy ia th
world for all
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

WAsHINCrON, April Is.
The Senate POstoffice Committee this
morning agreed TO report the postal tel
egraph bill with the amendment.
The House Committee on Appropria-
tons to-day voted to recommend seven
hundred and twenty-siX thousand dol
lars for the coast suryey-the entire
amount asked for.
In the Senate arms committee James
II. Saville, Chief Clerk of the Treasury
Department, testified as TO the practice
of the department. Discussing officers
have long been allowed the convenience
to expend for one purpose money appro-
priated for another Ii was dangerous,
however, though finally the accounts
are adjusted under the proper head Of
expenditures. The gross expenditures
of the War Department for the last fis-
cal year were forty-four million dollars,
while the eight millions received from
the sale of arms were not drawn, but
remain 10 the credit of the War Depart
ment.
Fernando Wood, this morning, in the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, called up
the report on Mr.. Peters resolution,
which declares that the claims on the
part of our government for indirect
damages should be waived before the
tribunal Of arbitrators, etc., at Geneva,
and on Mr.. Woods motion, the
chairman [General Banks was request
ed to communicate with Secretary Fish
on the subject, and to report to the COM
mittee at their meeting on Tuesday next,
There were some incidental remarks,
which drew out the opinion that the
presentation of claims for indirect dam
ages was calculated to prevent the ami
cable adjustment of the differences be-
tween the United States and Great Brit
ain, and something was said as q the
propriety of reporting Mr.. Peters reso-
luton TO the House, with the view Of
obtaining Congressional opinion on the
suhje0f
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JAPAN.

YokahOma dates Of March 18th, via
San Francisco, April 18th, give the
following summary of news: Political
affairs are very quiet. The first Japan.
ese fair, under the direction Of the Gov
ernOr, will take place at the sacred city
of KiOtto, on the tenth of April, lasting
fifty days Foreigners are allowed t.
visit the suburbs for a period of sixty
four days and enabled to show then
manufactures. This is considered the
virtual abandonment Of their exclusive
policy and one of the results from the
visit of Iwakura 10 America, The
hearty reception given the Japanese
Embassy at California by all parties
there is highly appreciated by the ma
tives and foreigners alike.
Several earthquakes have taken place.
General Williams and forty Japanese
students leave for America To-day,
among whom are some twenty high rel
atives of the Mikado.
Although the Japanese granted facili-
ties and license, Von Reeds rice ex-
change at Yeddo Is still debaIred from
the same privileges, which is creating
government toward foreigners.
AuE NSss 1SeFStA - JuSL 0Sef. ns eA-
ports amounted 10 oae million pounds
less than the same tine last SEASON,
The japanese men-of-war leave here
on the 6rst Of April for Europe, via the
Suez canal, 10 meet ths embassy, return
ing by way Of New York and San Fran
cisco.
Great fears are entertained al Yeddo
for the lost steamer Kinsie Aaru, former
ly the American steamer Fokiang, which
left Yeddo for Koch, on The tWenty-sev-
enth Of January aud has not since been
heard from.
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- RrpoEr Of the Chamber

TIE REPORT Of the Chamber Of Com
meres Of Cincinnati, on pork paekerie.
will be published to-day, and shows thai
4,7s2,403 sW me, averaging 80 pounds
each, an average gain Of seyen-eighths
Of a pound per hog, have been slaugh-
tered since October. The increased
number Of hogs put 10 death, villain
Ously enough to make Bergh weep, is
1,159,OO0 The aggregate Of shoulders,
hams, and sides amounts to 755, 793, 900
pounds, enough for al the carnivorous
Wild beasts Of the uniyerse-an increase
of seventy seven and a quarter millions
pounds over last year. One hundred
and eighty-fouF and a half million
pounds OF lard were extracted from
these Oleaginous Cincinnstians-a gain
in fat for sale OF foTty-eight million
pounds, enough 70 grease the axis Of the
universe The total cost Of all these
swine was ffty-fYe million eight hun
dred thousand dollars, nine million six
hundred and ninety-nine thousand dol
lars less than the cost Of the former Gin
cinnatihogcrop. Theaverage gross price,
peT hog, was four dollars thirteen and a
half cents, two dollars and twenty cents
less than last year. Bacon should surely
be cbeap and abundant this year, and
We can't iselp rejecting what delightful
melody must Ce-echo about the hills en-
vironing greasy, happy Cincinnati dur
ing the swine-killing season. Gilmore,
fn Boston, isn't q circumstance.
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A bill was introduced suspending the
further cancellation OF the three-peF-
cent certificates till next January. Re
ferred to the banking Committee.
A blH passed permitting the tunnel
ing Of Niagara river for the Buffalo wa
teT-works.
The bill Incorporating the Great Salt
Lake and Colorado railroad, and grant
ing the right-of-way through the public
lands, was taken up, and the main ques-
tlon Oecasioned considerable debate
Mr.. Classett Montana supported the
bill as one which viii result in enabling
Others besides MOrmOns 70 obtain foot
hold in Utah He said the Utah I,egis-
lature had granted every foot of land
and every valuable right and franchise
IN Utah to AlOimOns.
Mr.. Hooper denied the assertion.
Mr.. Classett defendedthe MoFmOns as
enterprising, industrious and patriotic.
An angry alteration between Messrs.
Classett and Hooper ensued.
MIR. Hooper, of Massachusetts, desi-
red to say that he did not concur S-fth
the Delegate, in his admiration for wo-
man institutions, in order that the lat
ter'5 speech might be attributed to him.
Laughter. The bill then passed.
The Civil Service Reform bill was then
taken up.
Alr. Lynch, a member of the Com
mittee on Civil Service, offered a substi-
tute TO the bill requiring all recommen-
dations for appointment to or dismissal
from Office TO be made i'm writing, and
stating the reasons therefor, and that
such recommendation be regarded as
official, and that the same be at all
times open TO the inspeeti1nOf members
of Congress. He proceeded to address
the House in support of his proposition.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, moved
to re-cOmmit the bill without voting on
this motion or any of the pending
The House then adjourned.
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THE ALABAMA HORROR.
Recapture and Imprisonment Of the
Fiends-Their White AecOmpliee
Still at Large-The Victim
Yet Living.
Mr.. Wilson, Husband Of the Victim,
Murdered, and the Murderer Cap
tured-His Confession OF the
Crime.

NASHVILLE, April 1s.-The negroes
taken from the Nashville and Decatur
railroad train, by armed men, were not
hanged, but released. They were sub
sequently re-arrested and are now in
Jail at Athens, Alabama A fifth negro
has also been arrested, and has confessed
having killed Wilson, the husband Of
the ravished woman, and thrown him
into the Tennessee river. Winfield, the
white accOmpliee, was not drowned, but
is still at large. The law viii be allowed
to take its course, the excitement, which
was intense, having partially subsidized.
Mrs. Wilson still lives.
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Al a conference Of leading Liberal
Republicans and Democrats yesterday
At Parkersburg, West Virginia, held as
advertised some weeks ago, delegates TO
The Cinci matt Convention Of May were
Instructed to nominate Chief-Justice
Chsse for the Presidency. The Parkers-
burg meeting adopted the usual 'liberap'
platform, with a single variation" sug-
sestive Of the necessity for the absOrp-
lion Of Mexico. II is a somewhat curl
Gus fact that two years ago Chief-Justiee
Chase, as mentioned at the time in
Washington letters published IN the AP-
PEAL. said 70 our then correspondent and
10 Nr. Delmar, that the Democratic
party, as then organized, would never
again enter upon a Presidential contest
that its policy and creed would be thor
oughIy remodeled. Was Chase apFoph-
et,or Vallandigham his agent, employed
10 IRE the mine which was exploded in
Dhiob
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NEW YORK NOTES.

NEW YORK, April IS.
A fOrty-thOusand-dOllar fire Occurret
in Rochester yesterday by the BURNING
of Snyder's flour and saw mills.
There Were twenty bids for gold to
I day, amounting TO about a, rs, 600, from
10 10 III. Awards of 81 O00,00O wer
made at ll0.SS to 11l.03. a
The ease of Jay Gould to recover tw,
hundred and seventy-three THOUSAND
/ dollars from George Gordon, alias LorC
Gordon, came up In the Supreme COur
to-day, but was postponed until to
morrow.
| In attempting TO arrest two burglar
/ in dry goods house on Hudson street
early this morning, Officer O'Niel wa.
shot in the head by one, who escaped
but he secured the other, named FranI
/ Edwards.
In the trial of Fanny Hyde to-day
I Drs. Byne and Cory testified concern.
/ ing the state of the prisoners mind
stating their belief that she was laboring
under incipient hOmieidal mania When
the killing occurred.
AT the inquest this evening ON the
I body of James Caulfield, victim of the
recent tug explosion, the testimony
went to show that the boiler was leaky
and bad. An engineer testified to knock
ing hole in it with hammer.
During a drunken fight in a bar-room
on Sixty-sixth street, last night, David
Murphy shot David Barry dead. They
were friends, but began playing cards
and disputed as to the payment for
liquor. Murphy gave himself up to the
police.
The bill providing for new city char
ter for New York, reported from the
Conference Committee, passed the legis-
latuTe to-day. 1t is similar to that of
the Committee of Seventy, and re-
moves Commissioner Van Mort and
Comptroller Greene.
The Times contains an expose of at
rOciOus extOrtions on patients in the
smallpox hospital of the city, and Of
swindling the relatives of those who
died, by a ring which includes the ply
sicians, stewards, nurses, superintendent
of morgue, undertakers and grave
diggers.
At the session of the National Board
of Underwriters, which was CONTINUED
to-day, an amendment was offered that
the Executive Committee should consist
OF seven. The Special Committee re-
ported in favor Of the adoption of the
Presidents suggestions recommending
the selection Of an Executive Committee,
agents members of local boards
and empowering the Executive Commit
tee 10 enforce pledges on companies.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.
WAsHISeroN, April Is.
IN FKE SENATE. 44&

Senator Sumner gave notice when tht
Amnesty bill comes up he viii move a
an amendment another bill, of fal
greater mportance-namely, q supple,
Elementary civil rights bill laughterl
and hoped for the support ofthe Senator
from South Carolina.
Senator Robertson promised his sup
port
Friday next week was assigned for tht
consideration of bills from the Public
Lands Committee with the understand
ing that the appropriation bills and
FfntQn's customs bill have, precedence,
Senator Buckinham hoped and con.
sidered Fenton's bill would be postponed
till after the Retrenchment Committee
report on a bill on the same subject.
A bill granting funds for the improve
ment of the Mississippi, below Mime
apolis, after explanation was placed on
The calendar. A bill En- the relief Of
purchasers of lands sold for direct taxes
in the Southern States, passed. Several
District of Columbia bills passed.
Senator Chandler, from the Committee
on Commerce, reported the House bill
in relation to the construction of bridges
across the Ohio river above the mouth ol
eAeC 1~ts tltillJf VIVA AA4ACA4ttA4ASAAtf = ne
amendment strikes out the requirement
for authority from the States, so as to
provide simply that bridges over the
Ohio may be erected by any persons OF
corporations having lawful authority
therefor. The provisions of this bill re-
quire spans 10 be ninety feet above low
water, and forty feet above the highest
water mark, measured to the bottom
chord Of the bridge, and provides that
changes made in the plan of constTuc-
ton during the progress of the work
shall be approved by the Secretary OF
War, and that changes made by direc-
tion Of Congress shall be at the expense
OF the owners. As-aA =
One of the bills reported from the
Committee on the District Of Columbia
was Senator Summers bill abolishing
the Board of Trustees of, the eolored
schools Of Washington and Georgetown,
and prohibiting all distinctions ON ac-
count Of race or color, either as to pupils
or teachers, in any of the public schools
Of the District.
Senator Stockton opposed the bill, and
wanted Mr.. Sumner to explain 1t, but
Mr., Sumner declined, and urged the
Senate to vote on it at once,
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NEGOTIATIONS are pending between
Great Britain and Canada by which
the cost Of the Fenian invasion Of
Canada may be brought before the
Geneva conference. Consequential
damages may be claimed as wen by
John Bull as by Grants ring. Mean
while, the fishery business and Recipro-
city treaty, the canal around Niagara
falls and a Canadian railroad across the
continent are all provided for or con-
sidered in the correspondence and
quasi treaties or stipulatiOns as dis
cussed. The Dominion and British
Government viii probably come 70
terms, the latter guaranteeing the for
mer's bonds for two and a half million
sterling. Such was the tenor Of last
nights dispatches.
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LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
Fourth Daytime Weather -GOOd Track
Large Attendance.

NEW ORLEANS, April lS.-The frs
race was the handicap hurdle, two miles
all ages over six hurdles. The purs,
of eight hundred dollars was won by
Village Blacksmith, beating BLIND
Tom, Templar, Won Maltke. Time, 3.57
Blind Tom was the favorite against tht
field. Templar led until entering the
homestretch, on the line of the second
hurdle Village Blacksmith went in
front, winning by a length. Maltke's
rider fell at the firth huddle and was
badly hurt
SECOND RACE. - Pickwick State
sweepstakes for three year oIds. The
club added fifteen hundred dollars
twenty-three entries, seven started.
Cape Roll, l, L; London, %; Ethel
Sprague, 5, 3; Rice's FLY, 3-distanced:
Minus, 4-distanced; Sweepstakes, g.
distaneed; Belle Buckle, distanced.
Time, IA, l IA. The first heat was won
by a length, the second by two lengths.
LondonWas the favoFite even against
the field. The weather elearand warm.
A large attendance.
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LONDON, April lS.-The Doilg Iele-
graph, in an editorial article this morn
ing, asserts in decided terms that its
statements made a few days since, re
lating 10 the precarious condition of re-
lations between France and Germany
were founded on undeniabie facts. The
TsIe0rdpb says: I'VE deem il our duty to
declare the certain and solemn fact, thai
upon President Thiens' decision this
week depends the fate Of France.
We are not speaking rhetorcally; we
measure puxioDsly these most grave
and unomentO1s words. On Mon
day, Count Won Amin, German
Ambassador % FRANCE, carried the
ultinatilm to Fhiers. The purport is,
that Germany sees IN the French army
bill and the speeches Of Theirs, nlenaees
Of vengeance, and a programme for the
eventual repudtation By France Of heI
Indebtedness 70 Germany Bismarck,
therefore, demands that the aEmaments
Of France be reduced, and the war es-
Inmates diminished, OF the alternative
viii be the reoccupatiop, by the German
troops, of the evacuated French territory,
and war, If necessary, ssaar
htscount Milton, member Of the
House Of Commons, VIII soon resign.
He intends making . visit 70 America.
The regular weekly statement of the
Bank Of England, published to-day,
shows an increase Of one hundred and
th2rty-six thousand pounds during the
past week.
The Queen win visit Napoleon al
Chiselhurst tomorrow. ta sHl
Edwin James, a well-knoYn English
lawyer, who resided some years ia New
York, delivered an address on the United
States Last night st Sc. George Hall. He
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was very severe in denuneiation of the
politicians, legislatures and judges OF
the country. In alluding to the Amer
lean controversy, be said that the
extraordinary claims of the American
government were presented only for the
purpose Of making political capital for
the present administration. He also
stated that after eleven years residence
In America he was led TO believe there
were more monarchists in that country
than republicans in England.
Advices from Melbourne of the twen-
ty-ninth ultimO, say the theater Royal
at Melbourne was destroyed by fire.
A cyclone passed over the western
part Of Australia, doing much damage
to property.
Bismarck has sent his ultimatum that
the French army be reduced to two
hundred and twenty-five thousand men.
He hints that in case OF a refusal it will
be necessary for Germany to establish a
French government which Germany
can trust.
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Train Thrown from the Track, and the
Ladies' Car Wrecked Lady
Passenger Dangerously and
Fifteen Others Slightly
injured.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1s.-The train
on the New Orleans. Jackson, and
Great Northern railroad, was thrown
from the track this afternoon, near Crys-
tai Springs, by a broken axle. The
.smoking-car and ladies' car were thrown
down the embanlkment, fifteen feet. The
ladies' car was badly wrecked.
Mrs. A w. Pierce, of Beauegard, Ar
kansas, was dangerously huTtund fifteen
others were slightly injured, including
j. I. Lacy, OfChicagO, Matthew Kelley,
Of st. Louis, J. Oppenheimer, of Louis
vile, and Colonel r. d. Trask, superin-
tendent of the road.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The House then adjourned.