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'' A nIau WishOut Muscles.

A faro dealer ih this city about four years
ago was compelled 70 rll0qnish hu pro'
iessi0n by paralysis Of hw right tore iin<
ger. Tue nerve cell Tin the spinal conma)
whish supplied The j,ins hnA died from
sverwork, and The muscles VI ths finger
Rrsnusiiy l.trd away Though dI.n" -
atrophy, tns doctors call y. The dead cell
in Tho spinal inarrow IA rotns wsy, destroy
ed iia ueiRb0sr, which controlled I'll. s.ms
finger on tue lett baud. Tn. ntrophy tx
isnded uvsrbOth hsnds, ~ t,e arI,s TO tic
chest. shoulders and neck. 4, ILs Present
lime there is 0ot lnusels iu inus~ purituus
OF the mau's body. The arms h.u. use-
less and absolutely 6eshIrss---ui~rr skin and
bone. The 10 tercostsi muscles ale s,n, .
and the ma1 eau make no rrspii .,",f m,v-
ments requiring their action, tho meek ~
Gsophayus;. .trsctI aad SPINAL cvIumn rI,"
10 skin, And ,h Il 10 oil, the prUcr,s,s u th.
latter standing cut 10 plainly rs in -.">
etou. The bead unsupported hun.s dvwi
ou tue cheat. ~ ifit were merely t,sd Or
BY u movement Of the loins lie ln.u CO.
throw his head over w bat Il will fall rrs,
ing on his shoulders aud bsek, but vthe:-
wiss than thus, mechanically, hs cannot
control i.s motion. What parts the dis
sass will u-xt sNact 10 = question with the
physicians at Bellevue, wusre tue case wa
showd yesterday, but The resnit 10 hardi,
doubtful Breathing 10 done now wholly b.
the disphrAgn, aad tnuss cease /; that b.
attacked Y. Times
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cEms or BEAUTIFUL WHITING.

A new Compendium Of fPsnmansh,p' CONF
prissd 10 . coup late 'srle. Of cop! 'l'p', . D.'
jss. been published. The susb"r. fro''
Gaskell, President Of the Bryant g s~a''on
College, Manchester, N. H., has long osen
known % the "Princs Of American FEM
u.u. "sud since the death Of Father Speo|
Ger there has been 70 one to dispute this
title.
The Compendium i' having q large sale
10 sil the principal ciess and Throughout
the country, a. nothing 90 complete, beau
,i,ul and useful for self instruction has s'e'
before been offered. 1t ssppies srra
want, Book keepers. elerks, teachers
farmers s,ns, oil want to learn to wrlt'
r.p,dly snd elegantly, and nowhere else
eau they gss ~ good instruction as In thi
way. 1t is .eut BY mail to any address TO
81. Write for n.
| Adduss Prvi q. a. Gaskell, Mapchests
| n. Il.
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Geld ct | p. N. liS

The excitement Ia regard to tho leaking
taok on the Central Farm, owned by Mr.
AcCSsy, continued d oil day yesterday, and
She dipping interests were quite lively. In
fsct commanded . premium.
upio the present time :hs actual lyss in
tarrsls Of oil cannot bs estimated, but will
not fail short Of !, 200 barrels. The leak Ii
now under contro, and The oil 10 oil being
sAv,d.
The excitement occssioned BY this event,
asd the chance 10 make nsusy dipping oil,
aApssssd 10 pervads every Que, sod even
the public onlcsrs catcbed the centsgiou
uud went in.o The oil business With . deter
pisatiSn to make money.
4 Many !udicrous incidents wero witnessed.
Jshpay Kisg ani Billy Reeves formed q
partnership Ia ,bs dipping business, and
were engaged iu digging . trench wherein
10 caich the oil. George King stood on the
bank shove then and shove" . twelve OF
nftsen pound stone into the ditch, which
WAS halt liled With water and oil. As q
matter Of course = grand splash occurred
wnich nearly covered the firm OF King l.
k'evs' with mud, oil and water. Then ou,
Uf the di!ch thors Arose prolonged wall,
ihs only words our reporter being able to
make out were "goddamitloh.,l." The Grm
however did not ge, discouraged bu, dipped
q nnmb~r OF barrels. I
- The pertar as The McCiiniock lIouss col
the I'll isver. 1t seems be has . gir,, and
when ths oil fever struck him be wiidly
txclai,nsd--"Sussn must have new drs.l
aad / rev neck tis," wiih which Sxe,ams.
lion he =. . d scversi empty beer k.gs
PLACED InsM On = wherlbarro~ and tusbet
fH M dipping grosnjs. Whsihrr Sissn
sm ihs de-" or Hnt "s axe not ia! !rm. d
'-n. lHaii !".i h,d i se-d l-.~, SIRE;
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Letters from the People.

Hsrs.-Ths usssgefof shis josrnal. will =
AIT sndorsiue The ssntimests Of contributors,
deslrss 10 Offer the widest psssibie latitude
for free discussion. II 10 merely stipulated
he. eommunications shall concera matters
Of public interest, ~ put In decent language
aud accompanied with the names OF the
writer's, not for psblisstiop, bat - . gasH
antss Of COED isitb.
Kane City Correspondent ee'
KANE CITY, March II. 1873.
Rp. RrcoRp:-I noticed an article 10
your valuable paper Of the 18th inst. which
seeds correction. Said article stst~s tha,
one Of the teachers Of our school 10 y con I
yer, 10 the Free Me,hodia. doctrine. and
that she 10 trying to incuic,.s iute the
minds Of her scholars the same doctrine. -
Such 10 not the cass. Neither one OF Our
teachers are Free Aetbods., never lave
and prssnmenever will BE-.
They are both teachers who nnderssn c d
the duties requiring Of them,oo vel! toAllow
nytbing Of the kind in their school hours,
and thus fat given the hes, sA,isfacti OF
possible 10 both parents and children.
Religion is al right enough. bnt whst
they get It 90 badly mixed - they have her.
it should, as 1t has been in tbis place, KEEP
ont Of the school room.
Your informant should bs better pOs.st
next time. ODS Of tho Sabbath schoo
tescheIs. leading member uf The Free
Methodist church took the liberty to lool
up the Bible, last 'Sabbs,h morning. an
instructed the children 10 70 home and re-
main there, alro iDform their parents tha
il they attended the Universal gAthering 6
shey would be consigned to = terrible pun
ishmsnt, &c. I would advise them to III
close their tracks. snt bs . little more lib
ersl bsrss fter. They certainly souM &c
CO mplish more good In tie end. Quite
number of them walk from here to TIE Co
unbis farm every night at which plac
tney are holding . series oi meetings.
One Of the leading members s-sms I
have grown very cold. His beautiful f.s
is missed in the Sanctuary. Presume
dldn', pay Us we'll us hs anticipated.
Jusrrss.
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Since the spread Of the epzootic. ibe
Washington Republican bas been printing
reports Of thrilling accidents like thu: "A
sisek/looking high ted man, attached ~ y
light wagon became frigh'sued At The sight
Of q steam roller yesterday, and seizing The
Bit, in spite Of the Efforts Of the ,nsu behind
the vehicls ran away. A policeman seeing &
the frightened animal coming down the
street at . frightfhl speed, with q coat toll
ayiuE and foaming mouth, sprspg in front
Of him just, iu time TO Save . sick horse
which wsscrossing Seventh street from be/
ing run over, aud by firmly holding TO the
bit, finally stopped him near Frank Fan
iey's store. With the exception Of the. Loss
Of some psrcsls from the wagon 90 grsa'
harm was doue.
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or. News Tue A'insn0uss we'll, which
was doing from Is 10 50 barrels, has dw'n|
died down 10 nothing. A torpedo WAS pu'
10 last week.
A new well was strnck on the Saml Besls
farm, Beaver ,owpship. l'was iubsd on
Wednesday OF las, week, and give, promi's
u large we'll.
The owners Of an oil well In Cowsnshsn/
uosk, Armstrong county, now l,5o0 fet'
deep, have concluded 10 extend their hole
fsr,beI toward China. They deserve suc/
| cess.
The Gallagher l. Ellison well, Washing.
ton township. WA pumped 10" week. A
small amount Of ell was yielded, bit not In
paying quantities. They hsvs conslud'd
10 drill il deeper. + jIsrion Democrat.
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The Upper House oi Inc North German
Parliament sou,ains uo,uiaaliy S44 members
Of whom 81 are hersditar
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Daniel Fox OF Adsns Center, J, ffefson
county New York. celebrated bis one hun.
drsd and second birthday lssi week.
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Early peas, potasues, etc ,hsvs been kin
ed in Virginia by the continued cold, Ne
weather.
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TIE subject Vi the desensratios Of the
quality and number Of hsrses In England 10
engaging the Aiten tion Of Parliament.
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We we're shown to-day BY = gentleman OF
this town letter which hiss history of its
own. Lsst fall when toy balloons were the
iavorits amusement with the childien, Two
young men Of Triumph tied two Of tssse
balloons together. aud attached 10 them q
letter asking the finder Of Ito eommunn
cate with the writer's. In November the
letter was heard from. is had bs-n picked
up as Point Turner. South Mayabsugh
townthip, county OF Prince Edward. ProviI
dence oi Ontario. and Domirion Of Cansda.
The Point is nearly opposite 0sweeo, n.
Y. The balloon WAS sent on on the 2lst ol
October aud wAs found the next day at The
place dssisnst-d. IT. bsd thus Travelled
ussrly four hundred miles, in twenty /ionl
hours, crossing New York state aud Lax.
Ontaria IN its passage. Tidioute Journal
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II 10 proposed. in Ala9smA, 10 sxshp' II
widows from taxation, whose property doe
pst sxcsds fl0, 900 In value.
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Silsersd mica feflscsssv for locoasi,vs
headlights are said 70 have proved suc-
cess.
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A c"rious superstition exists In parts Of
Europe, ihsI wbsu q person 10 dying the
window sboald be opened 10 les tue soul do
part.
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A Georgia convict. ssos the ehspiaio's
knife and cut himself loose.
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Wolves are causing much trUubis 10 tho
farmers 10 tao rsgioa 81 Rosuuks county
Virgins.
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The Stella, usw Roman comic journaI
has bsen spqnestsred for OEsnc-s sgaiust
public morals.
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A woman 10 Albany, N. r., has had nias
children within thtes yesrs
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Ilsrsfori bss enjoyed ven'y/sight days
CONT nusus sl.ighiug.
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It is refreshing to acme ocross such gem
a. the following:
.'The first bird Of spring attempted to sipg
But ere he had sounded = note,
He fell from the Iimb-a dead bird was hin
The muslc had itiz in his tbrOat." -.
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Govorner Aus.in, OF Minnesota, has
made special communication to t,e Lee<
laiurs relative TO tho caussltirs in the great
srow storm in January. The deaths RESULT
ing from that storm were seventy; injured
thufy-one-lotnl one huudred aud one.-
The loss Ofstoek ss far a. could he sscer/
tsiusd, bnt which 10 no doubt Tar below ,he
ac,nsl loss. was horus'i cattle 2se; horses
Is; mules ), sheep and hogs 10.
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ssvsesl barrels Of Oh, sold the oil, spent
.bs money spd got drunk, consequently
Tho Hrm "wsnt broke"
Tho excitement rssed 90 high that there
came nssr being ssversl aghu over the
working Interests.
Duripg the forenoon . special train ran
up from Oil City with twenty four empty
tank cars, which were being 6lled IL the
afternoon aud last oight.
To-day the leak 10 under control.
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A l>undry company 10 to b. formed Ia
Minnesota, 10 utilize 9 het spring.
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Humbsrs ot Canadian families are enl'
grating to Virginia.
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A Connecticut 6rn will ship seven hun,
drsd bsxss Of clocks to Japsn on ",iek."
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q II Now is The time 10 purchase Pocket
Diary cheap. \ rn- a'sortnsnt e,n be
fouhd Al the Fsst Once nswToon.
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The base bail season hss commenced 10
New Orleans.
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Now some wsg comss osiI aud calls Grant.
inaugural inimitabla. or course 1t 10. though
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A miserable specimes Of humsnI'y was
taken With the delirium trsmsns .. she up-
per end Of town, yesterday afternoon.
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MO AGENT

clusiye terrjtorv and the BEST TUODoc D.ocss,, ~
With 0u, Agents having Immense susreptt sseut tos
making from $50 sis per dAy one, one 'Sp from u.
10 subscriptions in one dsy. others Mi psrle'
2S per day. Specimen copies OF psbPS pabPSrssr. =,
lars, terms, eto, sent free 70 snx s1SE SEHLern I"
, Write ~ c~-s 10 ssr FIHseio~
.saa NJ
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''CUTE" "

Painted in OIL COLOKS, 10 times from slti !. M
STONEs-size 16x20' inches. The suS}sSSn uS}Snr BB
size, exquisite and pleasing. 1t CANNU;,n a, ,nsIy
TOLD from the original painting, ana ~ n.
ue any picture ever given with ANY pnnur pnnou,iIrssl sl
NO ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR PiCTUnsn, /, spy
give more pleasure or be greater ornamenin inoNf
household. 1t can be had FREE, ana " HI wsd
ask subscribers TO wait months for It, bnl Ssrhssr
hers pay ON delivery of ictures' No =, ops
II We have
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0Pendleton county, Ky., asks "a
debt. f~s ~ r
Cen. Stanley reports that the Sioux
around Fort Sully are suffering greatly from
spottcc1 fever.
1ISix attempts were made TO burn Baptist
church In Norfolk, Va, ON Sunday night, and
no arrests followed.
SIM. j.. B. sarver. Of Sink Creek, Craig
county, Va, hung himself near his residence on
Monday, the 10th ins:s
n0A marble statue of BENJAMIN Franklin IL
among the unclaimed artic. enveruseo ior
sale BY the collector OF New Oriea
orCitisens Of Montreal have ne a. tndigua-
ti0n meeting, and denounced the 6rs .,>paxt-
ment Of the city for ineficiency.
~fwenty-fve hundred coal mioer. sn a.
olt9n-Farnsworth, England, district have
The Lewis tunnel on the Ches>p..h. a..
ono railroad, 4,C00 feet long. "a co-..is.
ieM Monday. II was bored through hsrd ssnJ-
"a 81 Louie constable Levied upcr N a. 6,,.
- prepared for one Of the hotsls. ~ 10 Nm
-! guese, against whom ne barred the doors
49,. sne nng-room, are loud In their denuncia-
-. he house ofJoseph Swain, st-0ilford Viz
~, ,NeN Hampshire, wAs burned yesterday
1oInine Mrs. Swain, aged ~, was burned TO-
to save her.
George Bryan, a negro, was hauoed NV n
mon AZ Chiliicothe, Missouri, on "Wednesday
night, for committing a rape on Mis- Fiske =
n,ehiy respectable young white lady, living
about twenty miles from that place.
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produced by the non-coag alsiion Of the blood,
whick frequently occurs in diseases OF thus
character. Towards the last of h,s
suffering even the mention of any LIQUID
would bring on the spasm. On THURSDAY DR.
McKim carried him some raw oysters but the
mere rafting of the spoon in the dish produced
the spssm, and he Was unable 10 take any.
Hundreds Of people called 90 see him during
Thursday and yesterday, and his frigbtful suf-
ferngs and wild looks are the subject of con-
versatien around the whole neigh borhood. In
one of his paroxysm he run his hand throu gh
the door of a tin safe i'm the room breaking
through the tin as ii it was paper. About fiji
teen minutes before his death, he
LOST TIE PowE n OF SPEECH;
and died in the greatest suffering on the floor,
II being utterly impossible TO keep him in bed.
Some of his friends say that he growlcd and
barked like dog when the paroxysm was on
MIN; but this noise was probably made by the
throat In his struggling. The intervals between
the paroxysms at hrst were about one hours
duration; but AZ he grew worse the Intervals
lessened until yesterday, when there were no in
tervals. When the officers were putting the
irons on him he attempted to scratch and bite
them, and they had to exercise much care in Sc
curing him. All through his sickness the tn ought
seemed to trouble him that he would injure
some one, and he continually cautioned ali 10
keep out of his way.
post norton examination was made to-day
at the residence of the deceased, on 9Th street
near Gstreet southeast.
TIE POST MORrEN EXAMINATION
developed nothing further than a congested
state Of the membranes Of the brain and the
upper portion OF the spinal cord. The blood
decomposition had already commenced, which
was considered rather remarkable so short a
time after death. No marks were discovered
showing that he had been bitten by q dog.
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TWEED AND THE ERIE SwAG.-B. w. Spencer,
OF the treasury of the Erie company, testified
before the investigating committee in New
York yesterday to having entered cash credit
for expenses of William NJ. Tweed, sl31 200; to
$4,000 Justin ID. White testified to having
received s26 900 at the time of the revolution in
the management of Erie, for which there is
low q suspended voucher for the payment OF
$4,000 10 the New York Central Company to
partly indemnify them for the money spent at
Albany In connection with the pro rata freight
bill Abraham Van Vechten was placed on the
for thirty-fve thousand dollars for VIM NJ
Tweed for legal services. He acknowledged
the receipt, but said he did not know what the
money was paid for.
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THE ANTHRACITE COAL FIKLDs.-Itis known
hard coal are in Pennsylvania and confined to
2 comparatively small territory. During the
last fiscal year over seventeen million tons were
mined ana sent TO market, and 1t Is estimated
million tons will be mined and consumed. At
TINS rae OF c0ns9nptton the anthracite coal
ratio the value of the coal lands must he IN.
creasing. II Is estimated that the large tract.
Ct coal lands recently Purehased by the several
pennsylvania railroad companies viii in a few
paid per acre for the same. A the anthrscite
coal lands increase in price and the coal d,min-
khes In quantity, the greater win be the value
Of bituminous coal lands. ~ '~A"e
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SUSPICIOUS DEsTRucrIoN OF A MAIL.-The
Springfield Republican saws there are strange
rumors concerning the railroad accident near
Springfield, at O'Clock on the morning of
March 3, by which a train was thrown from the
track down an embankment and the mail car
burnt. A large and valuable mail from Boston
and Springfield to New York was utterly de-
stroyed, save the Insignificant items of two reg
istered and fifty other letters. The accident
was attributed At the time to a broken rail-
The circumstances Of the affair were under in
vestigaton, and In the course Of the week sew
instance, II Is said that the padlocks of the de-
aroyed bags were all found unlocked; that there
were fewer traces of burned paper around the
letters; and that the "broken rail- was not
broken until after the accident, but that the
spikes which fastened it to the sleepers had been
removed,
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MORE ABOUT THk NoDoC FooLERY.
SAN Francisco, March 29.-Gen. CaAby's
troops impatient at the delay and want a
chance 10 fight the Modocs. The opinion pre-
walls that the Modocs will get any terms they
want.
ADvICEs FROM ARIZONA
state that the reservation Apaches are uneasy
and dissatisfied. Much sickness prevails among
them. lie is reported that the Apaches are bet
ter supplied with fire arms than ever before. Ii
is generally thought they procure their arm
from traders In New Mexico.
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TERRIBLE ADvKSTURE.-A few DAYS ago.
says the San Francisco Chronicle, Etienne Buis-
lay made the ascent in his Monteoltier or Rot
air balloon from woodward's gardens The
wind blew the balloon TOW ard the northea sfern
portion Of the city, and when nearly over the
new mint, about one mile high, the hot ar con-
densed suddenly, and the balloon BEGAN to
fali with frightfui velocity, which increas Il as
IL neared the earth. IL fell directly on a lamp
posi- IN the Bagley Place, near the junction OF
Dupont and O'Farrell streets, demolishing the
glass lantern completely. Buislsy jumped on
the roof Of a house Just before the balloon
struck. and escaped uninjured beyond a slight
scratch on the scalp.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The present severe season


has thoroughly tested the virtues Of Mrs. Jones'
used with certain Its trial has been most
thorough. mere cold or cough or the most aggra-
waited cases it has cured with equal success 1t is
not Objectionable to the taste and therefore be
readily used for children and persons who object to
nauseating mixtures, particularly as its doses
small and every dose contains the germ Of an uti-
mate cure. It's value in advanced cases OF those
yerglng on consumption must not be underestmated
Many such II has entirely cured, even cases Of ac
knowledged consumption. While ii does not cure, it
greatly relieves, and large number of these unfor
Inmates il for the great relief il affords them
For Cold, Cough, Influenza, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness any affection Of the throat or lungs you can
by ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
m1-tr Corner I'd and ID streets northwest.
'' liz AND sGPPfR TABLE,
Lea 4 PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce
Is INDISPENSABLE.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
octls- 2awly Agents for the United States.
A Card.
clergyman, while residing IN South America,
e missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
Tor the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay I,
whole train Of disorders brought ON By baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by Q desire to benefit
the afnicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
Tor preparing III and using this medicine, il sealed
Address, JOSEPH +. IMAM,
mar27-y New York City.
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OUR READY-MADE DEPARTMENT

MINIS LIGHT SPRING SUITS,
MEMS DARK SPRING SUITS,
MEMS MEDIUM SPRING SUITS,
MINIS CHEyIOT SUITS,
MEMS DIAGONAL SUITS.
MEMS PLAIN SUITS,
DIAGONAL COATS AND VESTS
PIQUE COATS AND VESTS
PLAIN COATS AND VESTS,
LIGHT PANTS,
DARK PANTS,
MEDIUM PANTS.
- We INVITE AN INSP ECTION OFOUR
CNUSUALLI LARGE STOCK OF SPRING
GOODS, BELIEViNG 1T TO BE THE
LARGEST AND BEST sell ECTED IN THIS
MARKET.
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Captain lacks Modocs.

NEW YORK, March "a dispatch from the
headquarters of the peace Commissioners,
dated March 9Th, saws Some of the me mbers
complain "a at they have been prevented from
holding the interviews with Captain Jack neces-
ssry for full discussion OF the matters nj issue.
The Indians assure the interpreter that they
will negotiate for peace IN they can have their
Lost river home. They would probably consent
10 go TO the Niunox resery alton. As vet. how.
ever, no ef,ort has been made 20 effect peace ON
these terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-29

THERE WERE BUT FEW VISITORS at the
White House o-day. Among those who called
were Senators Morrill,. (Me.) and Spencer, and
Representative Plat.