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MALI Slreef Ia-xIau

INV YORK. April 9.-An sales of gold h 40
been at III Sallsailss b.. On gold loans r. .-s
have been 10 q per eent Ton carrying, and q e.
The money market l. stEl stringent, but rat
are lower, borrowers on call having THIS ftr
paid from Ito to lilo of one per cent. per day
the ruling rate having been 4. Ia is each
day getting more difficult 60 keep rates
up, AZ the currency receipts. part national bank
and part legal tenders, are increasing. Govern
ment bones have been strong; southern state
bonds NJ tie hoard were duh. bushes agcreeat-
ing only So go, with prices lower for Tennessee
and higher Tor Virginia cOnsols. The stock
market opened strong. declined a fraction be-
tore the first board, and became strong aga n
al midday when prices advanced. IL has been
steady.
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The Rochester Disaster

The NIMBEE UF DEAD TNkNUMN.
ROCHESTER, April 9.-The water rose stea,Ii-
ly I'm the river all night, and az noon to-day
was reported at a stand still. Search j. being
made tor the bodies at the scene of the calamity
last night, but none have vet been recovered
IL Is impossible TO tell how many were lost.
Fifteen OF those who went down are known %
have been saved. Several persons are reported
missing Reports from mp the valley show the
water To be falling to-day. The easements OF
buildings in Front and other streets are flooded
and considerable damage has been done 20 mer-
chandise that had not been removed. The
canals are slowly filing
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From Europe To-day.

FISHERMEN STRIKERS KILLED.
LONDON, April "A conflict occurred Ibis
morning in hinsall, Ireland, between the fish,
ermen OF that town, Who are on a strike. aud a
force OF police. Two strikers were killed aud
several injured. At last accounts the fishermen
were assuming threatening attitude, and a
renewal OF the disorder was fea red.
THE POPE BETTER.
ROME, April 9.-The Pope suffered consider
ably yesterday, but is better to-day. His Holt
ness is still confined TO his bed.
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BALLS, &c.
SECOND ANNUAL BALL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.
AT MASONIC TEMPLE,

TUESDAY EVENING, 10TH AIRIL, 1878.
The Directors of the Chldren's HOspital have
Gch pleasure IN announcing that the second annual
ball Tor the benefit Of this deserving charity will he
low. A"i10N W.
IN connection with this announcement, the public
II to consider the broad and noble pur for
winch the Institution was established viz the care
and medical treatment of all poor children who NAV
De sick diseased temporarily disabled, without
any distinction on account of Sect color and
poor. ~ "
TICKETS may be obtained from any of the direc-
tor lady visitors, and at the principal hotels and
Guiding supper: -
Admitting gentleman and lady ......s5 90
one lady
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIoNs.-All the returns in
Cincinnati are now in except from two pre-
clhcts, which are democratic. johnson, demo
crat, for mayor, has 992 majority; Warrington.
republican, for city solicitor, is9 mai; Camp
bell, republican, for prosecuting attorney, 62l
mai; Henry kessler, republican, for police
commissioner, AIS mai.
Gen. +. M. Case, the citizens candidate for
mayor Of Denver, Col, was elected on Monday
The democrats Of Keokuk, Iowa, elected
their mayor on Monday.
The election at Evansville. Ind, resulted in
a republican success, Z out of II councilinen
being republicans.
In the election for minor local Off GERS at Al
bany, n. Y. yesterday, the democrats elected
their candidates by 800 majority.
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The IMPROVEMENT AT AQUA CREEK-It
seems that the appropriation by Congress first
OF $500, and an addition of 50 600, for the
river at Aqua Creek, Va, will fail of its pur-
pose on account of its inadequacy. Engineer
W. T. Craighill writes to j. B. Sener, member
OF Congress from the Fredericksburg (VaD
district, that it will require SIS 900 to make a
lasting and available Improvement at that
point, and inclines to think ii would be waste
OF money to use the limited amount apprO-
priated, -ff-~
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CONFLICT BETWEEN TIE POLICE 40 rHE
sTEIKERs-rHE Gas MIN GET THE WORST
or 1T.
NEW YORK, april 9-The gas men and the
ponce came into a conflict last eyening. AMI
after a short and sharp tassie the policemen
were victorious The strikers made y a. mou-
strstion ON the Manhattan gas work. an the
10th avenue side, but the attacking party Wa
repnlsed with but little damage. GaiiKing a
rush was made for the Eth street entrsure huf
the police quickly appearing there tn -trikers
were overswed- and retreated 20 ATE i -
lance, where they had a consultation. and a..
police say obtained arms.) SubseQsi nfly thc
whole force Of the strikers Was masSe.. and A
rush was made, 30 that the police might hsa
taken by surprise and an entrance gaiaed. The
police were ON the alert, however. AMI routed
the gas men. many OF whom had bloO.lv heals
and well-belabored bodies. Pistols ucra 1-.,,i
on either side. II was understood fhtf ff,s
attacks were made on the works that Ia. ,,.-
room might he gained and the gas shnt on. -
hst me clhzens generally might be in',.-. -
nienced, and made 20 sympathize W. lie
strikers. During the conflicts outside tn 8 l. :.
there was great excitement inside: the ", n
were armed and expressed a determinstiau ID
protect themselves.
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A Carlist speech i'm the sp,aiss
GOrtes

NEw YORK, April "a Madrid letter 20 the
WoIId says Deputy Garcia Ruiz inyeighed for
bates on slavery, saying Spain might as we'll
ask England To initiate reform in the East In
dies "a tor the United States TO advise the re-
lease OF slaves by Spain i'm the Antilles. After
a long TRADE against the course of angiicising
the American continent pursued by the United
States, he concluded by saving. "He would
rather see Spain i'm the power Of Charles VII.
than divided among the English, French, POr-
tupuese. and Ameracans
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LOCAL OPTION IN PENNsYLvANIA- The
vote on the question Of license has been taken
in all the counties of Pennsylvania, except
Philadelphia, which does not vote on the qucs-
ton until October next. All the counties ex-
cept Fulton, Lawrence, Monroe and Potter
have been heard from, and general summary
OF the vote of the state shows the following ag-
gregate result:-Majorties IN 80 counties against
license, "a, sos; majOrities in cities against
license, LIS; total majorities against license
36,591. Majorities in % counties for license
III ,399; majorities in Is cities for license i9355
total majorities for license, 0,75. Majority for
license in state "a. 163.
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More Of the W.s.oc F.orerx

NEW YORK, April "A special from the
camp near the lava beds states that the peace
commission have not yet accomplished any
thing, they having had but one talk with the
leading Indians, although unreliable Indians
Ike Bogus Charley come i'm every day and get
presents from Commissioner Machem. Another
battery of artillery reached the camp on the
9Th. Col. Mason's command L. now within two
miles TO the eastward of Captain Jacks camp,
and signal stations through the country have
been established. BOats have been nut ON the
lake, and communication between the camps
is fraauanf
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ABDICATIoN OF BRIGHAM YoUNG.-In the
Mormon conference at Salt Lake CITY yester-
day afternoon, Brigham Young addressed the
Saints. He said he was getting old, and want
ed young men to carry on the work he had
ald the first president, and finally he resigned
the position OF trustee of the church, and on his
recommendation President George A. Smith,
now IN Europe, was elected i'm his place. Young
has retired generally from business, spiritual
and commercial. 1t is understood he contem-
plates going to Arizona with the San Francisco
missi IN.
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Brigham Young-s VIII.

The MORMON PROBLEM CONSIDERED SOLVED.
NEW YORK, April "a special dispatch from
Salt Lake city says Brigham Young has made a
will dividing his immense property equally
among his sixteen wives and sixty children and
carefully stipulating the method of division. It
Il believed that all the old Mormons will follow
tue changed fortunes of their self -deDosed
leader, and that 80 far az Utah IL concerned the
Mormon problem NAV be considered solved.
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New YORK, April s.-An attempt TO elect two
school trustees i'm Fordham westchester conn
", Yesterday, eliminated IN a riot which ls~tesl
all the afternoon, with the alternating success
OF the TWO factions, the police being frequently
driven of, but returning brayely 10 the charge
II 10 So'clock last night not a vote had beer
cast. Several were badly wounded by clubs
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D0Impure vaccine matter has made youn,
woman IN Maine insane.

VACCINE m8tJ6r mas made yOupG
woman IN Maine insane.
~The much talked Of strike BY the carpen-
ters and plasterers IN Brooklyn. n. T., has re-
suited in q failure. = - =. = =
ga despatch, Per cable, from London saws
tnat Kew. Charice II. SpurgeCn has been offered
fifty thousand dollars 70 deliver fifty Lectures
In the United Statea
YPeter E. Rloy, nephew. of Hon. Henry T.
BI0w, was shot and severely wounded by fell
hoH-student at The school Of mines at Rolla Mo-,
Yesterday in an alteration about gun.
0In the Erie investigation In New York.
yesterday, several brokers testified that the
commission paid Ter placing the Erie loan on
the market was fair one. = u :
The younger one Of the Leon brothers
trapezists, fen while performing q Nixon's Am,
Phifheater in Chicago Monday evening and
fractured his right thigh.
1.-THE radicals In tie German Reichstae are
preparing to question Prince Bismarck about
the delay IN the rccoguit1oo Of the opopiaS r.
public. -
80 ne case q geerge Franeis TratS, in
New Yerks Yesterday, Judge DAILY emponnaAed
ss3ury q twelve TO ny the question Ct kisssnifv.
nnsf vi. Which ne proeeedihu were sdjourssd
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q iSS csizS sH1S0S: ssfs:. ~ -
s :,s s.s: sss II fss s - S:i
fsrsiss, W sddinp, Dfncs.s, 4e., eo1yeses, are =:
seiien q hberA sa.Fe o. yoW Dssfopsss. u
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The POTOMAC TUNNEL IN BALTIMORE
This immense work is rapidly approaching to
completion, and the day i near at hand when
the trains will pass through il. Except at
Druid Hill avenue there Il comparatively little
work to be done. There will be about thirty
SIX feet OF arch TO erect at that point. and when
that is completed the whole arch from Cattle
drai street TO Gilmor street will have been fin
ished. The double track is already laid from
the east opening to John street, and the bed o.
the road is ballasted from John street 20 Eutaw
place, The arch rests upon a granite founda
ton about four feet thick, and 20 constructed
that no amount Of pressure will cause il TO fall.
Already some thirteen millions OF bricks have
been used, and the whole laid i'm cement and
iointed. very few weeks more, and the heavy
bands of steel will reach from Calvert station 10
Washington, and on the completion of the
Union road, from the extreme south TO the far
north, east and weSt-BaIfimore Gaz,fs,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The present severe season

has thoroughly tested the virtues OF Mrs. Jones'
Cough acknowledgements Of bottles having been
used with certain It's 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 ulti
mate eare. It's yalue In advanced cases or those
Many such it has entirely cured, even cases Of &C.
knowledeed consumption. While it does not cure 1T
greatly relieves, and large number OF these uIfor
tunatse now use IL for the great relief affords them
ness, any affection Of the throat or lungs you can
use nothing more reliable.
Pricss-arse s1Ea a. snail g sss ror sale only
ml2-tr Corner q and D streets northwest.
ON THE BRHAKrAsf, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea & Perr4Ns' WorcesteFshire Sauce
-a09 Is INDISPENSABLE.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
oct1t Awly Agents for the United States.
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best in the world :,
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tints, disappointment, harmless reliable, instan
taDeous black or brown; at all druggists, and g
Bond street, New York. fs-eoly
Clergyman, while residing In South America,
= missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
Disease Of the Urinary and seminal Organs and the
vicious habits. Greet numbers have been cured BY
the afiicted and unfortunate will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in Q sealed
''''G %sdi &c any one VIC So afsfi R < as
narnH C New " York York 66s sS.
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The CARLIsr WAR IN SPAIS-Fxcept au-
thority given the minister of war TO purchase
$4,000 rifles abroad, il cannot be perceived IN al
the Spanish government is taking any active
measures against the Carlists. Meanwhile they
appear to be operating energetically in Ma
varre; nave destroyed an arch of the railway
bridge at Puebla, and cut on communicated,
between Miranda and Nittoria Seventy Off
GERS and men OF hussar regiment i'm Bayonne.
with several ofiicers OF artillery regiments, have
gone over to them.
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ACoUIrTED.-In the criminal court, i'm Balti-
more, yesterday, George o. Savage was acquit-
ing to the Singer Sewing Machine Company.
Savage wasformerly cashier OF the branch house
Of that company in Baltimore, and was recent
Y arrested In San Francisco on the above
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TEE RAPIDIrY AMP SPp kAss WITH WHICH

SD ;fs ins Zee. = De-
lshment, s3s lth stresi, opposite the Treasury,
0uue e0rprsfng 70 Derson9 unaccuetomed 70 his
~ old time practice Of tearing o6ths mgrowng toe
nall or ancfRg deep into the bunon, dstr essingiy
painful method, aud one which Obliged the su6srer
70 90 shoeiee. and s:metimes erufcEes for weeks
OF mouths, and NO doubt tended TO shorten life e
lsast To- make u Tar leo pleasant aud useful, but Dr.
whites operations are frequently borne BY children
Of time, and none but suitable shoes be worn, the
utatmsn NJ, even "a exIene cescs, effects perfect
ere liable 20 come oec.sionAly With even the best-
ecorouy Of time, comfort, and health IN an occa-
sion visit 20 the Chiropodist; and is s
fact that Thousands 81 persons, u them those
most hsaOred In public ard private life, come from
far and 90 visit DR.. Whites BsfAbllshment, to
10 refer. 16
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FULL RETURNS OF THE CONNECTICUT Ft No
TIoN.-Complete election returns at the Hart
ford Courant Office make the vote for governor
as follows: Haven, - ,337: Ingersoli 45I73;
smith, 2,5I. lngersoll's majority, 3.443 The
senate is IL republicans TO 10 democrats Last
year 10 republicans to democrats. The house
IS lo9 republicans to 1872 democrats. Last wear
l3O republicans to III democrats. Hawiev's
majority for Congress in the LIST district. A. 90:
Kellogg i'm the 2d, 50; Starkwearher in the Ri :
I jas; Barnum in the 4th le35
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No BOUNTY TO Observation-Disclosures
having been made by an attorney for bounty
for a deserter, founded upon the decision of the
United States Supreme Court in the case of
Kelly, "a deserter who claimed to have received
an honorable discharge the second controller
has made the following decision in the case =
+" The accounting officers will never recognize
the principle that discrimination shah be
made in favor of q deserter. On the CONSTRUCT
ton for which the attorney contends, a man
who enlisted for three years under the law of
July %, 1861, served one, then deserted was
absence, and was discharged with his regiment
two years service just the same bounty that
three years service. This, a have had occa-
sion TO say elsewhere, would be relatively a
fine upon fidelity and q premium upon perfidy. -
After stating that no dishonorable discharges i'm
terms were given to soldiers Of the late war, and
that the only way to determine whether soldier
was discharged honorably is to examine his
record, the Controller concludes as follows:
..Whatever may be the scope and import of the
decision of the Supreme Court cited, Congress
has interp0sed an effectual bar to payment of
deserters. The joint resolution Of March I,
1870, declares that the money withheld because
Of deserti0n shall not be paid EXCEPT the record
of deserti0n be cancelled, because erroneous
and contrary to the facts. The Legislative win
10 founded in justice, and will govern the ac-
counting officers in their action upon these
cases. When Congress shall authorize the paw
ment of bounty to deDerten &nd make an appro-
priation for that purpose. the claim presented
win be allowed, and not till then
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English Farmer Emigrants for che
West.

NV YORK, April IA large party OF Epe-
lish farmers arrived from Liverpool YESTERDAY
being the nrst installment OF a colony OF several
hundred families from Dorsetshire. Their des-
tination L. western Minnesota, where they have
engaged six townships Of land from the North
ern Pacific Railroad company
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
UBINsTEIN AND THEO. THOMAS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In comaRliance with numerous requests to accom-
Gs RAM D5sssPss M 70; MATINEE
SPS s sls f5sSS April 10Th,
ANTON k F1BfSsa EG,9t Appearance of
- y HENRI WiENIAwsKI
WITH HIS usarv.LhfE Rf T dRSAE IHsaAs'
Reserved seats TO the Matinee 81 only. as-6t-
YDIA THOMPSON
L. AND HER MAMMOTH COMPANY,
HsRR sye # R Che f FTT Gen
Will appear at the New Opera House, on
RASTER MONDAY, APRIL IA,
In the Musical Extravaganza
81 E 4 d.
Sale Of seats to comm Saturday, at the Opera
Heuse. sps-9t
NcoLN HALL.
OLE BULLS E sMESHG, SEASON
M d Es stsa. van the
OLE Blu JILL. go
IN TWO GRAND CONCERfs,
WEDNESDAY AND THURspxY EVENINGS,
APRIL l6 AND II,
On which occasion he will be most ably assisted by
MISS GRAZIELLA RIDGEWAY,
the fsNsrite young American Prima Donua g. pranO
SIGN0R FERRANTI,
the popular Baritone Comque, and the emin .nt Pi-
anist and Conductor,
Mr.. JOSEPH HART DENCK.
Admission, 81 NoeXtra charge for reserved seats,
which can be obtained at MetzerOtt's Muse Store
The Concert will commence at o'clock.
The Grand Piano fOrtes used these COncf rts are
from the celebrated mandatory of VIM X nsbe L
Co, Baltimore. asst
INCOLN II ALL.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
April IA and Is.
THE GREATEST CONCERT COMBINATION
ON RECORDl
coNPRIsI
Rubinstefn! WieniaVvski!
TkeO. Thomas!
WITH HIS UNRIyALED ORCHESTRA OF
| SIXTY PERFORMERS,
| will give in Washington
| ONLY TWO GRAND CONCERTS
| MONDAY EVENING, APRIL IA, at P. II :,
| Tuesday EVENING NR1pp1I. I. =, "
| ANTON RUgINsTEIN,
| HENRY WIENIAWSKI,
| And THEO. THOMAS,
| WITH HIS UNRIYALED ORCHESTRA
| Reserved seats, So and 81 So according t. Ioca-
ton sale Of seats commences at MetzeTOtt's Music
| WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL &,
| Steinvay Pianos used at these Concerts. s7-td
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oays ago, two black women, Rosa Dent md
Violet Carter, fought . duel With butcbev-
sntye3 The fight vas short, and vioIet Csrter
aied o. her wounds In about an hour. Her An
0GontH Wae m0rtally wounded.
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A MIsCRc ENArIoN SENsAr1o,

MIsCKG ENATIoN SENSATION IN PHrIA
DELPHIA.-The Philadelphia papers publishes
long story of the daughter OF a prominent and
wealthy merchant Of that city, aged n wears.
VINO recently fell in love and eloped with ana
married colored man, the brother of the fam
ly washwoman, at whose house she formed his
acquaintance. The police discovered the par
ues living together in q low den in the lower
part OF the city on Monday. The girl has been
sent % the house Of refuge, and the man held
for trial. No names are eiyen- ~
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GLorcEsTER. Mass, April s.-Benj. Car
penter and Archie Beatou. of the fshins
schooner sarah p. Ayers, OF this port, were lost
IN the Dory on the banks, and Michael Carie-
ton was washed overheard nom the schooner
Aaron Burtham.
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Iat IHvHsTIeArIoN OF THE ATLANTIC ms
AsIkE suil goes on AZ Halifax, but nothing new
~ snclted yesterday. Only one body vas
recovered yesterday, that OF an unknown cabin
Raseengef. The divers saw in the state-room
~ O0aies oi TIVE ladies, believed 70 be those Of
s5esmer North American, which arrived AT
aalfax Monday night from Baltimore, reports
n.une pe!ed . body floating twenty miles
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HANGINe TOO GooD FOR THIS BRUTE.-The
beating Of Caroline Fehring by her HUSBAND
George, in New York last night was one OF
dreadful brutality. He tied her hands behind
ner and fastened her to a bed-post, and then
body was covered with stripes. He then nm
loosed her, and when she fell TO the fioor en-
hausted he Kicked and otherwise maltreated
ner. The physicians believe she is fatally in
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The GOODRICH MURDER MYsTERY.-Luce'lo
iFRstFo1g s IWpS-isoE Hseast-Tke counsel for Mrs
Lucetta Armstrong alias Myers, whe is detain-
ed IN the Raymond-st jail, Brooklyn, as an inn
portant witness in the Goodrich case, applied
yesterday 10 Judge Tappan for a writ OF habeas
corpus, which was made returnable to-day.
The petition alleges that She is Illegally re-
strained of her liberty by the sheriff or warden
of the Raymond-st jail, and that she is not com
mitted or detained by virtue OF any process is
sued by any court OF the United States or by
any judge thereof; nor i she committed or de-
tanned by virtue OF the final judgement or de-
cree OF any competent tribunal of civil or Grim
inal jurisdiction, or by virtue of any execution
issued upon such judgement or decree; that the
cause of pretense for such detention, according
TO the best of the knowledge and belief of the
petitioner, is an illegal commitment issued by
Coroner Whitehill; that the inquest has adj
journed without day; that her further deten-
ton is in violation of law, an outrage of her
liberty, and a fragrant outrage OF the constItu-
ton OF the State Of New York.-N. 4 Tsibaae
Sh.
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DwKLLINe BCREED IN vIReIxrA-The fne
dwelling one mile north of Rapid Ann station
peper county, Va, known as the "Taiisssrro
house" was entirely destroyed by Are Safurdav
night, together with all the furniture vbich y
said 70 have been very costly. The pronertv
md was occupied BY Mr.. Charles Prune AT The
time Of Ito destruction. Nv sAie
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Death q . eeeoegrspA1e 1epsrser.
HARRseBuRe, Pa. April oh. y. N aeon, OF
porter, WAS taken f1l last evening and died M,
morning, II is supposed from heart disease.
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CoscoRD, n. H, April s.-(ieoree sherhnTn'
who eloped with Josephine Drew from Fisher,
Vile last fall, Was arraigned on the charge o.
AouItery IN the supreme judicial court q !,
20 inc i9ll extent Of the law-three year. ln the
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

RRYANT's LIBRARY OF POETRY AND
srovrS S0NGj nv, xo,- m,
ZION. VI
BEECHERs LIFE OF CHRIST, &c
S1bscTipticns received az lil1 Penn, ylvsnia
snue ty
aps In BISHOP * HAZARD