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Pennsylvania police force, from Cover
nor Hartrsntt OF that State, for the sur
-o~.Iar of Oh rlaa q nn4ou nh rnad

Pennsylvania police force, from Cover
nor Hartrsntt OF that State, for the sur
render o, Charles G. Hampton. charged
with Offering for sale stolen bonds for
81 900 OF the Allegheny railroad He
proceeded to Albany to-day to obtain
the endorsement OF Governor Dix. The
counsel for the prisoner, however, con-
tends that ne cannot be given up under
the complaint against him. The case
will be examined on Thursday next by
Justice Hogsn,shd decision rendered.
A Horrible Tragedy
was made known to the police tonight
by doctor. who stated that be had
been called upon by one George Hen
messy to visit his wife at his residence,
81 Third street. The Doctor went to
the apartments aud upon entering the
bedroom he discovered two children
lying IN large wash tub. They had
both been stabbed in the neck and
their bodies afterwards washed.
Ann Hennesy, their mother, was ly-
ing IN bed it, a semi unconscious condi-
ton. Oue OF the children, boy named
George, who WAS 3 years old and the
other was An infant offs months. Hem
messy sad be came home at 9 o'clock
10 night, and found the door locked,
and on forcing it open be found
the children as described. In
the same room was q little girl
tour yea,s old whom the mother had
spared. the husband says his wife
mas heen for long time suffering from
rel gious mana aud to this he sttri.
butes her awful crime The woman
remained gaz ng at the wall all night
and said not word She WAS remov-
ed 10 Bellevue hospital.
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San FRANCISCO.


| HOouc-Au0itIOnat Liet oL Coouat J.,
ties. ..
SAN FRASclsco, April 23.-Tbe latest
special from the lava beds is that the
epizootic broke out and is rapidly
spreading among the cavalry. The
animals are unprotected from the
weather and the disease will uudou bted-
ly leave the cavalry dismounted for a
short time. To drslodge the Modocs
from their prevent position will require
four times the present number OF troops.
Suow fell two inches deep during last
night
The following is an additional list Of
the killed ond wounded during the late
skirmish With the Modocs. Cha,.
Johnson Butler and William Gretx, lst
Cavalry; Joan Walsh. 18th Infantry /;
killed, Philnss Brand, Sergeant; Frank
Gilmore, Dennis Delaney; Corporal
Pilpe and Owen Daily, lst Cavalry
wounded. ...
The raids Of the military against the
Modocs are very unsatisfactory. The
Modocs are hiding about the lava beds,
behind the rocks and frequently make
breaks through the lines Tor the purpose
OF procuring supply oi water. after
which they return to their hiding
places. They fire upon unsuspectlng
parties when their presence is least
looked for.
Two or three Modocs suddenly sp.
pear when least expected and ire upon
the troops at short range aud return 10
their caves The army appears too
weak TO extirminste the ssvages. The
Modoc bullets whistle through Col.
GlIem's camp. but Col. Gillem's bull
lets do not seem to reach the Modocs.
Dispatch from Gen. GiIIen.
An official dispatch was received to-
night from General Gillem. to General
SchOield. He reports that the Modocs
have been discovered in the lava beds
four miles IRON their old strong hold.
The Modocs were compelled to evacu-
ale their first hiding place, in conse-
qusuce OF the scarcity OF water. Gen.
Gillem reports that the Indians are now
three miles from the water Ga yester.
dav. (Monday) the Modocs made An
attack on an escort party, killing one
of the party and woundlng another.
Gen. GlIem thinks he now has the
Modocs completely in his power and
that there ls 40 chance for their escape.
He was actively engaged for Ihree DAYS
before he discovered their hr ling place.
General JEFF. e. DAVIS, successor to
General Candy arrived in the city this
evening. He will depart Immediately
tor the Modoc country and assume
command OF the expedition.
UnIted States Senator Cole has ar
rived
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
4 Drunken ScOundrel Muir.
ders hts Wife.

Maiden, April 23.-Lster accounts
concerning the murder OF Mrs Booth
by her husband Mark Booth, state that
the woman was not in the habit OF
,irinkiny. but Booth was. This morning
be went 10 LIQUOR store short dis
tance from home and she went after
h;n to get him to come away. Not
fniiuE nm she returned home by ore
road while be WAS returning by ansth-
e.. having been drinking. Soon after
-he 20 back 10 the house the maH came
in and began playing with cat
The latter ran off when he
seized loaded musket aud exclaimed 10
a hltle girl, "Where's that cat gone
The sirl remou strsted and sad he
houli not snoot the cat, when he be-
came more exa-perated and threatened
To- stao her. The girl ran out OF the
room when he tried 10 follow and
hrou, ,ht the gun TO hear The woman
ip-lsUrlv threw herself iu the way to
stop him when he pressed the trigger
aud the weapon was discharged, killing
ner almost iD~tsntly. The musket ~as
loaded with slug. and buck shot; the
muzze vas Almost against the ~omsns
leit tr-as, aud The cnsrge went entirely
through aud lodged IN the wall
Laier.
The murderer delivered himself up
10 the autr orlIies thus afternoon claim
in, in pslliatiou OF his act tnat the
ebooting sss purely accidental. His
lttIe raughter. however, repes ed her
story o. the affair. The corouers jury
promptly reported to- night; the verdict
beng that the deceased came TO her
death by the w,lrul act o. her husband.
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A SOLITARY IIIberant ciOckmsker,
named Jacob Kramer. died q iev dave
ago. in Ashland county, OHIO, At the age
OF seventy-fye After bis burial the
house where he lived va searched and
finally near the roof and main chimney.
partially covered by an old drees. some
paper Wa seen sticking out OF . small
hole. THIS was carefully probei and.
three thousand dollars taken out o. il
Other property in ustches and clocks.
to the value OF 5000 OF $500 more,
wss subsequently found. How long be
had concealed the money there. is not
known. Oue package OF one thousand
doIlsrs be got st the First National
Bank, over ooe year ago, and it was in
the same shape in wnieh be received it.
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EIYER NEWS.

CIHcrSxATI April 23-River falling
with Il 'eet d inches 10 the channel
Weather cloudy and cool; business tar.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. April 33.-River
f.lnng. Weather cold.
NASHVILLE. April % The river is
iecnung slowly with 81! feet on the
points. Wrsther raw, cold and cloudy.
FgAxHF,Rr Ky. April % River
stationary with 5 Iert i iuches. Weather
cool and cleudy.
Prr-BURGH, April 23.-No change
in the water 90 the upper Monnonga-
hels.
IRoNroS, Ohio April 23.-River
tai lng. Weather cold.
New ALBANY, Ind April % River
talilDg with Is inches. Weather cold.
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Quite q number OF Germans passed
through our town last week on their
way to Helvetis, the German settlement
.ome thirty miles south OF this place, in
Randolph county but lying on the
Buckbsnnon river. The settlement,
there is becoming quite large, and We
thirk bat few places possess greater ad.
vsntages to Gsrmsn immigrants than
this part OF WestVirginis Come on We
welcome you to our midst-Bxekhar-
non Delta.
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TIE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPrCE OF TH8 CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April "a, | A. N
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will continue TO rise
on Thursday over the entire country
east OF the Mississippi; for the South
Atlantic States south westerly winds
with falling temperature and generally
cloudy weather; increasing northerly
Winds will prevail 10 the North West
and in the Mississippi Valley; Tor the
Lake Region generally rising barometer,
clear weather and nortnerly winds; for
the New England and Middle States
Dortherly winds, partly clou ly and
Gearing weather and continued low
Temperature
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HOI.L AND.
The Da,cn War.

TIE HAGUE. Auril % The Dutch
deny the statement thst
the Dutch expedition against the Ach-
ceuese had been recalled to Pedaogi
Operations will be resumei ga soon a.
the season OF Monsoons ls passed In
the meantime the Acheenese will be
block AIDED by the Dutch troops.
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FOkElGN.
SPAIN.
Change In the Cabinet.

MADRID, April % The permanent
of the Cortes is prosecuting
its eodeavors to effect change in the
Cabinet. 1t is proposed to substitute
a conservative ministry for that now
holding office. The committee mas si-
dressed smicable overture- TO the gov
eminent with this intention, with q
prospect il is said OF ultimate success.
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tIiICAG


CHIc,Go, april % For the first time
wi.hiu the memory o. man, so late 10
the season, the bsv aud hsrbor at Mil
waukee are f led with floating ice, and
ve,e-ls re fast iu the ice in the lake al
mat port. The weather here IS cool
and frosty.
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WHiLs there are about 10000 men
who think they know sll about the per.
petusl motion principle, it is SAFE to
saws that there is not q solitary soul in
this universe who can explain why a
railroad engineer blows his whistle a.
be shoots by passenger train. Peo-
pie who have popped up from their
seats aud cIutched their scslps on these
occasions are somewbst interested in al
explanstion.-Dnbury Ns0s.
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THE snow srORM.

RusHvILLR, ISD, April 23-Tbere
uss q severe snow storm here to-day.
The peach buds are probably all killed
Wheat il looking well.
EaroS, 0sio, April 23-Tbets Hss
two inches Of snow fell here last night.
Weather very cold.
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BOSTON.


BosroS, April 23.-Luce, the ring
leader OF q notorious gang Of burglars.
wss to- day sentenced. in the Supreme
Judicial Court, to sixteen years lmPr's-
onmeuI Orange aud Murray. Two
members OF Luces gang, were held 10
SIS 900 each TO appear for trial as the
next term,
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TIE NTON.
Charged with Rpbbing the Mails
Brak hiilrd.


TRENTON. y. j.. April 23-In the
Z 5 D-tr'ct Court to-day the case OF
Daniel L r ,cke 'oIler, charged with
rObblng the Sommervlie post office,
VA CONNIE need by U. s Attorney, A.
) Kra.bey before Judge Nixon.
Michael Delaney, d brakeman on the
PhrIaieIpna aud Trenton Railroad,
va. rustaudy killed this aternoos AT
BoneUurg by the up express train
striking him. He resided In Border
town.
Extra Session Of Senate.
Iu com pIiauce With the Governor S
proclamation issued April 10th, the
New Jer-ey Senate will meet in extra
session tomorrow, Thursday, 10 con-
frm the Governors appointments Tor
two commissioners tor each congress
ipnaI district to revise the Constitution
OF tne Stale OF New Jersey.
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Extra Session Of Senate
STEiBENVlLLE.
Prisoners Escaped

SrFrBHNvlLLE, April 23-M. Meaker
and Charles Johnson, sent for one year
to the pententisry for burglary, escaped
from jail last night. They were to
have oeen taken to Columbus to day.
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Pool selling At rsSes- has been decid-
ed misdsmeanor by the suthoritie. OF
Bofsio II should be 20 rszsrde 4
everysbere and dscountepanced by s.l
dscsnt people.
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e. B. p.

NOR PURTf DIoSDMv AND Con-
i venIenoe, there II nothing like the
Excelsior Baking Powder.
Bisc0its- Rolls, GriIdls CAKES and Pod
ding Dough, are made hxnt, crisp s8d
pnOls ONE
Sold by LOGAN. LlsT q ~. and ~
dealers everywhere.
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GAS ToRIA.

A sUBrrrUrz H1a CAsroa OIL
"A II 10 p.ssssot u tns tAsss aai ac4
fompsiy. kof sas by
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Toilet Articles.

THE FISE1T ASSORTMENT % Ex-
J. tracts, Coloznss. 70 ,asde& o1s, hrush-
81 Combs &C. can De iOInd az
DysAs, Ll5f q COZ.
Dgnzgists, Britxs Corner,
ann q. DAykrpoKT. n m. povRuB
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Beard Of fUad.rwrit~rs.

The seventh anluai ccnve ton OF
the National Board o. Underwriters
Opened this morning Rssoltuons were
adopted exleuding the courtesy OF the
i )or to al members OF Stste BJaris
tnatvere present. aud r-com Dended the
sdop ion of form of policy TO De known
s. the National Board OF Ere Uuder-
writers Policy.
The Pittsburgh Robbery.
A requlsirion was brought here this
morning by detective Reaner OF the
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Read Tor yourself and restore your stghI
Spectacles aud Surgical operations rem
dered useless The luestlmaole Blessing
OF sight Is made perpetual W the De ol
the new
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Several weeks ago letter was receiv-
at the Treasury Department from
partv in Nev York, who requested that
five huudred dollars in new monev be
sent him in place o. so old FIVE hundred
dollar bill which be enclosed On e1
animation o. the bill it was discovered
to be considerably shorter than the
ordinary bill, and further investigation
revealed the fact that il was a piece Of
mosaic ingenuity, it being totally con-
structed, with the exception OF corner,
of small strips OF other bills o. the
denomination Of FIVE hundred dollsrs
These str,ps were sll neatly pasted on
,iseue paper, through Which, however.
the back OF the note could be plainly
seen. There we're twelve or fifteen stripe
in all, but The right hand upper corner
which contained the figures 500 Was
composed OF . three-cornered piece
torn from another bill. In order TO get
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pRoPosALs FOR ARMY sUPPLiEs.
OTTIon PURCHASING DEPor, 4
AND CoNMGsaARN or hUnsfsIENcr,

ENb OF hUnAfATENCE,
s.., LouIsyILLE, KIT, January ia isi1
s SS' tGi "a 4F &. a.s b r e.
United states army, the following subsistence
house, in Louisville, Ky. No. ii East Main street,
800 bbls bes, quality mess or Urine moss pork.
ssi.y Ga,e e. M name Of the packer 70 be
DO bSl. "a ~, Ultra Family" -four. to be made
100 bushels Sso pounds 10 the busheD prime navy
IN mn rS or ne medium ,y beans ca. n barrels
m nm s. Is,ss9 arr. IA in barrel,
Tels or half barrels, each pscisse 70 have Eat At
a e V ~ rSn hpSp a .se ends he yinsFSr
bicarbonate OF potash to neutrGiEe one iuid
1000 pounds best quality star candles O., In boxes.
"a hs s,TsIPedl,
Ss p.sEsss. q sa (s Pssslsd q SSsss y
boxes and ground required. '''''' ~ ''''
SO" POUNDS sRsa G r. quality navy tobacco. to
tarsd tobacco and the Leaf from WHICH Il Z
1900 pound. sssquAfity susarcured hams. brand
1000 pounds 6esyaualIty sugarcured eanvasscd ba.
Hans and sIe,tfast bacon TO be packed in terces
samples % nous, beans, coffee. sugar. vinegar,
Sample 70 BE- in boxes or bo,tic.
The Hour TO be inspected by duly authorized In.
The barrels containing aour, beans, sugar and
salt TO be well c9opered, with head lined
price e The aIteics and each package TO be marfsd
s NIP me SSn,sn,s name o. person furnishing the
Proposals for different articles must be on sepa.
Propossls wfl &c considered for the delivery OF .
o. ne stores a. the subsistence storehouse at
The stores TO be weighed by city weisher, II re.
Tina ma or.is-,o1 ro...-.. A.. -. A.. -. -
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THO MARKETS.



F4raisAsibg Ls,sfI yaARsoa 4 o. BuAk,,. ,ortA,,,.
corner " TsAh aad d street,. WasGiRSion.
,,,. THURSDAY, February - Is7a
united states IS, ISL, Coupon, lsa; United States
Iva %. Coupon, 1lbA, United States 6S's
~ Coqpon. IieA. United states ssTs 20, Coupon
gmlsd states s0s, %. Coupon, ,liSi;, United
iS.Ss eSgsou SSep9h; nS' nni'sd state.
sents., ~ Canton Company, lOoS; Western
Wslls, EFss n Cos kipressa ~; kasricsn III II
York .a SenIiSl Sna nnds9p, lSs,.: Erie, 90. liar
Cleveland and ,PiIisogis hsiirpSd. ~ |: SoTth
west Railroad, 81; Northwest Railroad. preferred
Mlwspkse and 81 Paul Raiiread, sly; MiISsaist
and 81 Paul preferred, ~; Wabash and Western
a h.ilF1ad. NY; f0Et Wayne RsiTpad. FuarsnissJ
cage. 4 Alton Railroad. I'D; Ohio and Missisaipp
oeruhcatee, t6A; Columbus, Chicago aud IIidi
0Old, llaA
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lators as well as men,

pealed to members to remember they were legis
iators as well as men.
| SYMPATHY FoR SPAIN.
The morning hour expired and
| MI Wood, OF N. Y, asked unanimous consen
| 70 oner resolution expressive Of sympathy will
spain in its efforts to establish republican instl
Mr.. Butler Of Mass, objected.
Mt, JonNa, Of wyoming, introduced bill Il
9T re 1e, 81 me TERRITORY
MT, Slater, Of oregon, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported bill supplementary Il
At granting ant tns shs q way g re Great
On motion Of Mr.. Ta1e, Of Neb., the Senate
6lll fora public building at Lincoln, Nebraska,
BUREAU OF STATISTICS.
Mr. Il. II. Roberts, Of N. Y, from the Commit.
tee on Ways and Means, reported a bill prescTlb-
ing the duties Of the Chief OF the Bureau Of
The bill greatly enlafges the duties Of the bu.
reau, and extends It's duties over the prices OF
labor, the cost Of articles Of food and other sup
piles IN MS and other countries, and railroad
Mn. 0ARPiRLD CALLED TIE ATTENTION
Of the House TO the fact that Of the fourteen re-
clally assigned, leaving but ten days for the gem
eral business Of the House; and that OF the
twelve annual appropriation bills but two had
tees, and one One legislative, executive, and in.
dlclaD was in Committee on Appropriations, yet
20 come back; four, the naval, army, West Point,
NAaI
on, and three were in Inc iiouSe not Vel re.cSed
viz; the nlsceliancous, river and bssbop AMI
general deflciencv bili ia ala moi see ho,, LII
the days named TAKEN ont tbe WnnSe ron ~,
through with them and he nj, houpd ~ an, ~
onlze All apeclai or,iers after to-1sV IL 10y
unanimous Consent mat on and Sitef Nondey
the daily sessions commence Al n n m :. yybicb
was ordered " '''' ""''"
,,a,,,,,,.,o,,,,., -, .....-1
The dsv Sss,ns ~, $500. ~ SOhhhhvh.
10 ,ho Tynn,I,,s n r as,kneu Y spev,IM otuer
g. .n \, 1hi gu Commerce, Mr. Shelabar-
cse1 tian w. pnn.I D, " PIONiue Ier tne
nresnn ang -, so,, " ~, SSoh,,ssVncIs q COM
Il snhs,sn,,si,I ~ ~, ne uues % when
somc "a liza anI r,a, y, III IePorted
III ahni,shnr,s a.ia s'u " the HOUSE.
NO nower 10 ,hs oonpnss.o ss' the Dili gave
,rap,s nn,i, ~ s,h oOsneIs 70 nnake con-
law sna IN, ,ho were huthorhed by
obtained by them wouii pTove Of mms mSu Sa 0e
hs Pnnrann ou' 'ne hne VI iesisiauoh that should
NJ Wood o,Ny orDo.o, tho ,..,,..
hill which made the oar ~ anes " o. Ine
oftirera mi thonsh' hi, NJ y, ~ VI SaoIneI
win m.mher. wh,,sa ,n,n .s VI ~, w, Nv, onaihcter
cnnied mIgh, ha ~ ,s,oa, 80, M "
hi moi we'll manuel AMI csndeiv a,. @ me
sired 10 ,uaeest amendments ~ nerfsc', anu "e-
NJ So,,nss y, inc III .s 70 pet,ect W
was bnt one nan NJ ssrpc inax p w., a 1 there
a . -. Y
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EYERHART,-On the 18th inst JoHs EyERHARr
eaq, Of Loyettsye, Loudoun county, Va, father Of
Mrs Richard A. McComb.
MULLETT.-On the Ism inst, at % O'Clock, wM
HANSON MuLLErT, aged nye months and seven
days, infant son Of A u. and p. p. Mullett
, The funeral will take place from the residence Of
the family, on Pennsllvana avenue, near the Aque-
duct bridge, today, CfridAy,) at O'Clock.
.McI.AIN:-Thursday morning, the 18th lust. Rev,
WILLIAM NOLAN. ID. D., financial secretary Of the
American Colonization Society In the sixty keyenth
His funeral asryieeA will take place In the First
Church. four and shalt street, Sat.
urday, the 18th lust, al u 20 O'Clock p m.
LOEffLER,-on the 18th Of February, ls7a, 10.
HANNA CHRIErlNA, In the thirty ninth year OF her
age, the devoted wife OF Ernest Loefier, leaving
loving husband and two sons 10 mourn their loss.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral sunday afternoon al
?. m, from her late rcsidence, No, 100 New York
EDM0NsTON. the 18Th inst, JANE T. Ed.
honaIos, widow Of the late Jackson Rdmonston, in
the nifty second year OF her age.
The funeral viii take place on Saturday, At 2
O'Clock, from her sons residenee, No ~ II street
northwest. Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend tBtAr,l
FINCKEL--On the 1851 inst, Al his residence No.
MS Fourteenth street. after lingering illness, Rev
SAMUEL y. FgSpKHL, D. D., In the AiIiy second year
Funstl services at st .Paul,s church, corner
ruAry II, At - o'clock
lHarrisburs papers please cqpyl ct
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1873.
Mr.. ConkllnR presented concurrent resolution
of the IeoIsIs,rro a, No,y yors ro,,ons,s.,I,,,
ag.,ns, ,he ro1nn,Ion =, ,,n.,a,,. y, aoa,s,,
asaihst tne reuucHoh OF pensions OF certain re
tired army onlcers.
soLptERs' uoNpsrRAD puI
Mr. WITCH, nresented no,i,Ior =, n,ornio.,
cI,Iys," 80 - ~, ,s..p,,s ~ .o,,,I,., a.
s,s !" lVWa loi passage OF soidlerS nome
,ybethor tho Nh, ,sas ,iroiy q, no go, sa,Ss,,'
M, Pomeroy sSJ he co1ld not S1tIrIbS yse ~,
artIon of Inc Committee, '' WV
~ ~, 'n p No'ii'I'i''.s. -
lne bl concerning inc Transportation OF mer
chahdise IN pond was indefinitely postponed.
A.. n, pLpikhs Of Wh of lbla
~. ,IIali lIom committee on fenalons, re.
EV,teu auFe,hSy W HihnuhA pensions 10 s0ldlerf
% WI ~ iSIz oi iess ,han Sixty ia " service
.n mI; S,ewmt htto1usol Dlll 70 proylde for the
VIZ o. Doard Of commissioning TO de-
ma Trinsa gaa. n'nis'a''on io'she san joaquin
anu iuiose .aiieIs, -. -
N. $500, INTERNATIONAL LON. SOpn " MoNAls.
msrco g ,peav,a ,,h, we Uo,nnnitee on Com
ne lC, Ieportsd Mltnout amendment the bill In
Insn ,N ~ MI ohan1ler Two Gays ago 20 intro
n,n,c sn s. y, ~. goue o. Signals into the
NJ a,n,,so,, s y. WI n,, , otstes.
portsd w,,naS, annrdn e SANE e9nnlttee, re-
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DIED.

,o'sULIJvAN.PYwE On ilth February. a
Q'huLLIVAS aud Miss Laura V. PYwELL, both o
this city,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-14
MEDICAL.
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
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