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National Republican., 1873-10-09
LIKELIHOOD AND BONDAGE" by Mrs. AM
4 SrEPHENs. L Il. PEIkKsnN A RKnIukRs,

$. STEPHENS. T.. u. PETERSON BRorHkRs,
publishers, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ann 8. stephens has for over q score o
years been before the public asa writer OF nc
ton. Her novels have attained q certain hazy
popularity among light, indiscrminating read
ers. They assume no profundlty, no depth; ART
Of the light, rarined Kind, with Just enough sub
stance to wave and ioat-neyer enough density
to become grounded and nxed as composition
OF value. These novels are now gathered in sets
twenty-one In all. They are bound In morocco
cloth, in different colors, and will present quit
an elegant appearance on the library shelves
causing none but the disagreeable satirist :,
think Of saw-dust pies and raw-cotton oysters.
National Republican., 1873-10-09

fNeTRKTH SO PER SET, RITHRR
lyiTu DIR PRATT.
National Republican., 1873-10-09
A SPECULATION!

A SPECULATION!
CHEAP HOMES NEAR THE CARS AND NEAR
THE CITY LIMITS.
TWO TO -FOUR ACRE LOTS.
A FEW LOTS WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR Cash,
LONG CREDITS viii be siyen where 1t is do
several lots are soid, and viii be improved in the
fhs situation is attractive aud heathfui. and
Lovers % the rural and beautiful eSqld not be
Real Esiatc Broker,
seis-eo3m 5il seventh street
FEoR sALE-A FIvE.RooM BRICK HOUSE,
Ave ss fSo within T Tse TtaP N
street cars. Terms cash. Address d. D.. RKPuntI.
CAN oihce. sest4t
EoR RENT.-PARTIEs ON CAPITOL HILL
r rent ethsr farpabsd % Or 'nS nSTnsssd an SsSs
them rented to good tenants by calling upon US at
our 2tise as we h.yo always large current list Of
-''''' -. HESTER 4 ByoN.
scs eof lilo First street southeast, Capitol Hhl
EoR SALE, IN ELLAvILLE, PRINCE
on hiss sreand and Sssiihy ioosiity. y with som.
%ihasss fids 3 the ss.s % Tie esY rom Blsasas
SSaSs frss House ssys 2ns
sn Any T1ss bs, ard
Youns bearing trees; 8rApery with choice variety
This place Ia adjoining tho farm Of Joseph h
| DryAi ESQ. wilIrei the house and sixteen acres
S iSs On Sss; easy S ana farming ,n'''
| se2u 1877 Pennsylvania AvenueI
ENoR RRNT-A PARLOR AND BEDROOM
on second noor d: sired; situated in sn excellent
locality on Capitol Hill Dan be ronted by calling
| at 1871 Is street southeast ssi-tf
| ENOR SALE-TIIAT BEAUTIFUL BLOCK Oh
| Il buildings on N street, corner OF Ninth north
west In offered Tor sale upon the ost liberal terms
In point OF construction, location and appearance,
| they nre unsurPassed w hhy ptNatn resuenees u !
such as marble inantels, marb!etoP stationary
| washstznds throughout, hot and cold water, fur
nAcer. ranges, dam6 walters butter pantries finer
rooms. stationary wash;tubs, speaking tubes, watel
closets, bathrooms and every other requisite per
| AISTR6P d DUDLEY,
| au2a-3m Seventh street and Louisiana ayenue.
National Republican., 1873-10-09

HENRY WOOD. 7. b. PETERSON 4 BROTHER,
publishers, New York.
Mrs. Henry Wood |, best known as the author
| OF EAST Lynne Her works are all Of the melo-
| dramatic style-overstIained aud unnatural, even
to coarseness. A style to completely enchant
the sentimental schoolgirl or the demi-intelli-
gent hOusemaid. They are Issued from the press
In rapid succession, showing an untiring zeal
and reckless pronigacy in the diffusion of nction,
such rs really to alarm and agonizs the renned
taste. Mrs. d. K. n. S9uthworth In America and
Mrs. Henry Wood In Engiand are aiming. It IL
plain to see, to engross and monopolIze the ro-
nance market OF the world.
National Republican., 1873-10-09

ENOR sALE-wE HAVE FOR SALE, IN
II most desii able situAtions on Capitol Hill,
houses Of all grades ranging in price from one TO
twenty-five thousand dollars. Congressmen and
HESTER 4 RYON,
Real Estate Brokers,
Ito First street southeast, Capitol Hill.
National Republican., 1873-10-09

LNOR sALE-ONE TwO-SroRY BRICK
Il HOUSE, on 4 street southwest, between
foursnd.a half and Sixth streets; water and saa.
Price, s5,6a. Board Of Public Works eight per
cent certiaca'es taken In payment
Also, two LOTS on First street west, between
Virginia avenue and D street; $50 each. Certih.
y. A. BOSWELL 4 Co,
oc3iOt Four.nnd a-balf Al and Va ava
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ALL classes have their grievances

ALL classes have their grievances.
great and small, which naturally fnd
expression through the favorite news
paper organs Of the leaders. A pick
pocket addresses this note to the editor
OF the New York Tribune:
"Please advise your readers always to
leave their names and addresses 10 their
pocket books Il frequently happens in
our business that We come 10 possession
of porte-monaies containing private
papers and potogrsphs which We would
be glad to return, but We have no means
OF doing 90. It 10 dangerous to carry
them about, 90 ne are forced to destroy
them. remember an instance where
l met with serious trouble because l
could not make up my mind to DESTROY
the picture Of q baby which | bad
found IN the pocket book OF q gentle
man which came into my hands in the
way OF business on the Third Avenue
Road. had lost q baby myself, the
yesr before, of the same age as this
one, and l would have given all had
for such a picture. There was no name
on the porte-monsie, aud no way OF
iudinI out who was the owner; 50 ike
a TOOL l advertised it. and got shsdowed
for it BY the police Tell your readers
to give us G iair sb ow to be decent-sud
slSsys leave their addresses 10 their
pocket books. We want to live snd
let live"
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From the Weston democrat.
Ii will not do for the Jacob men to
ssy that the Legislature is making war
upon the GOveroor-neither is il be-
coming in the Republicans to ian this
fame; for every we'll informed man
knows the contrary to be true. 1t has
not been forgotten that Governor Jacob
distinctly announced that he would ap-
point no man to Office who had opposed
his election This declaration was made
to Jldse Charles S Lewis, as we are
in 'ormed, on the occasion OF the ap-
poiutment OF q judge to sit upon the
ir al OF Judge Lewis contested election.
and how tar ne carried, aud wou d have
carried out that principle, but Was
LIMITED only by his hates aud desires
We are aware that the Governor after
wards qualified this sweeping declara-
ton by general statement that 1t sp-
piled only 10 those who had been he
most active opponents. and who had
been unscrupllou5 in the means Of OPP
position; but he has never attempted,
by person or by any Of bis advocatea, TO
deny the general Charge 10 this regard
that has been made against him. The
Governor having thus Opened the ball. "
should not gru nb'e At the consequences
his declarations and acts have brought
about.
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New YOrk Market.
New YORK, April 20.


FLOUR-The market for state
and western A1ur is quiet ADD
prices show no material change;
IS 9096 35 for super6ne S ate
7 % al SO TOR extra State; 7 $50
| 7 60 Tor choice dG 7 659S Is for
fancy Dr. 5 90 a6 IS Tor superfne ives
tern; 6 90 al 40 tor common to medium
extra western;7 5098 00 for choice do;
l8 509l0 % Tor common TO
choice white wheat western extra;
6 90 AT As ror com mon 10 good ship
ping brands. extra round hoop Ohio
81 609l0 SO TOR trade brands; 81 Sd
n 9 IS for common TO fair extra st
LOUIS, 80 3'6l2 so for good to choice do.
Southern A 'ur is 10 rar request and
steady: 6 70 az Is Tor commoo to 'air
extra 8 254l2 50 for good to cho ce
do. R,e -four steady. At 4 IS as IS
for n'rrior to very choce superHne.
WHEAr-Q ret and without decided
change iu the price; 81 67al II tor
No 2 spring in store and al Jat; 769
| 80 No. | do | 81 al IS Tor winter red
western; 95 a2O5 Tor amber western;
| 90G2 80 ior white western and State.
the later tor fancy; No. 2. Milwaukee
Is quoted q, 689l 70 in store aud
al at
RYE-In moderate reqrps. and Arm;
SO ggjc Tor western; 95 g93c 10 b1nd
Tor Ca ada
BARLEY-Dull and heavy.
CORN-Q ,iet and hrn; ~ 97li for
new western mixed; 1922 or old 10
sfl pst; 67ilg68 or do IN store sod II q
72i ;or yellow western.
OArS-Dull and heavy; 53G55Ic
for new mix-d western; 55ic bid and So
asked for old do in sore; 57t457i Tor
white western: 5l954i Tor black do.
MIXED PORK-Lower $l8 509
l9 W Tor new mess Is GOALS Is Tor
PRIME Is O09l9 90 for prime me4s.
Beet quiet and steady: 9 0JSll IS Tor
plain mess; IL 0OGaI3 o. tor extra do
bee hams 6rn at 80 0D933 90, trerce
beet steady; ~ OO922 w Tor prime
mess % 0O925 OO TOR mess Cut
mests dull; l2N4l3; for hams, has,
tor shoulders &c tor middle; 9ic Tor
long clear.
LARD-Dull and 10 buyers favor
sales IT'S tierces at 9t99ic for No | TO
prime sta,r; 9sc tor kettI. rendered.
C0rT0N-Opens quiet aud without
material change
PErROLEUM-Firm; l6ic for crude;
l9ic Tor refined.
TALLOW-Quiet and steady.
SfEhINE-st-ady.
WHISKY-Qlies sales reported OF
so barrels a. 9lc
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the commissioned officers were either
killed or wounded, together with three
sergesnts and Two corporsls. Three
OF the Moiocs are supposed to have
been killed N-' a.. ~
The battle feld presents terrible
sight in one cavity there were found
thlrty OF the soldiers dead or wounded,
huddled together like sheep. in another
seven were found packed in a small
space. all being dead or bad y wounded
The Modocs burned and nutllaied sew
eral OF the wounded who !ell into their
hands.
A dispatch received here to night
from Portland, Oregon. announces that
the Indisn tribes in Northern Oregon
and Washington Territory have lett
their reservations and are onthe war
path. They number several thousand,
and are reported to be well armed
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FINANCE AND Trade.
Money Market.

NRw YoRK. April 90
There was an unsettled feeling 10 the
financial circles to-day, growing out -
the Atlantic bank developments and
depression WAS the chiei feature OF the
Wall street market. The air was q led
with fre-h rum ,rs none OF which will
be YER fitd Money was close during
the greater part OF the day, atl-l6 TO
l-32 but finally became easier and
closed att per cent. Currency time
loans are quoted at 7 per cent per 40
mum and coin at per cent for thirty
days 7 per cent tor sky days ! per
cent or tour m ,nths per cent twelve
months Gold lover on time; quoted At
l to 3-l6 tor carrying thirty days; 10
10 I tor sxtv dsvs and tor use; ! or
ninty days t to for four montes / to
! 'or six months; LIZ tot Tor all yesr.
Foreigu Exchanges dull with the actual
business on q basis of 1851 tor prime
bankers sixty days, and lU9s for SIGHT
Gold weaker aud lower declined from
ll7t to ll63 The outflow Of gold
irom the treasury is gradual weaken
ing The assistant Treasurer paid out
to- dsv s99O, ,00J on accoun, o. interest.
and IS, ,0O0 10 redsm OF ion OF 5-2Os.
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ST. LOUIS.
Fire.


ST LOUIS, April ga few minutes
before 10 o'clock last night, fire was
discovered 10 frame building occupied
AS drug store BY George Geiser' on
Shenandoah street, which spread rapid
ly to four other building. Owing to
the d stance the engines did not arrive
tor some time and scar;ey anything
could be done by the frrmen. Tne
drug store aud Ave other bu ldlngs were
destroyed; loss SIS O0G Insured SAT ,OOo
The round house and paint shop OF
the St. Louis, K,n,ss City Il Nortnern
Railroad mere We're this morning total
~ DESTROYED bv fre. The loss 10 estl'
mat ed at $50 900; partially c)ver'd oy
INSURANCE Iu the round house were
FIVE engines, one sleeping car aud one
coach. One o. the engines was saved.
but the bala.ce OF the properly Was
destroyed The origin OF the tre Is un-
known but supposed it was from spon-
taueous combustion.
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Another Horse Disease.

The cerebro spinal disease among
horses, is causing great deal OF trouble
to stable keepers and other owners OF
horses. 1t e-pecially attacks those which
had but an imperfect recovery from the
epizoolic, and which seems in conse-
quence thereof 10 be peculiarly adapt
ed to attacks OF all krnds OF disease 10
the first 8 ages OF the disease the sulmaIs
become par4liz d 10 the hind legs aud
have to he supported by slings, while
those which are apparently GONZALES
c.nt will suddenly burst blood vessel
and die of hemmorhage, after being
exerci ci.ed. The street railways have
suffered considerably rom this cause.
Thr South Boston line bsyiag lot ~
or 30 horses, and having some % sick
nov. Ii is thought most OF them are
now couvsiescent .
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CINCINNAT
Accident.

CINCINNATI, April 29.-Tbe cable u.s.
ed for letting cars loaded with stone
down q temporary railroad at Brighton
b ii, gave way about 4:30 this evening,
and the loaded car came down the de-
scent OF several hundred leet, at fear
ful rate, striking the abuIments at the
bottom with such force that It WAS Ii ted
over them into the air and hurled like
tightening among some children who
were playing near by. Robert J. Har-
ris, five ypsrs old was instantly killed,
Charles Rothe, six years old, had his
skull fractured and was otherwise rnjur-
ed, and will probably die, Chs'Ies ),
Greene was badly cut, but NAV recover
The other children escaped wl'h slight
scratches Stoues were thrown IN all
directions and to distance ot seventy
feet from where the Car finslIystopped
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BOIIIe Your Wralni
W6s'on Democrat.

Wrs'on Democrat.
In all humility, we suggest TO some
OF our red hot politicians, who seek TO
DO all sorts Of things on the Strength oi
the hs | odor with which they are at
tempting to FL the ar, to bottle their
wrath. 1t is more than year yet TO
an election, and this heginuing OF q
cam paign go TAR in advance appears
ike wasting their strength IN the sklr-
mish line; whereas it is more than
prob ,ble that al their vigor will be
needed when the bugle sounds for bat
lie Still, if our excessively yirtuous
trends persist in this sort OF thing, we
shall not object. Hit afford. them any
pleasure, let them shoot their paper
buIlets. All hands and the cook eau
afford to laugh at the 'un.
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MANY thousand dollars OF the
peoples money a-e to be expended in
printing series OF postage stamps
Of all denominations, OF special
designs, aud bearing the iOscr'P-
ton, Executive" for the exclusive u-e
OF the President, in order that His Ek-
celleucy's correspondence may be die.
tinguished above the plebeisn missives
OF the common herd. These stamps,
with other separately distinctive ones
for each departmen, OF The 6 ,vernm cot,
are 10 cost nearly $2.00JO0J for the
coming year, or, 10 he more exact,
enough to cover the mailing OF 62 1876, =
666 hali-ouuce packages. All oil which
goes to show how lar our republican
civil cation is in advance OF the enete
barbsrism OF Great BriIisn, where
royal personsges must tam con cot
themselves with licking and sticking
the came vulgar psttern Of poslage.
stamp used BY the mesnsst subject
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tbs cashier OF the Atlantic Bank,
New York, the other day resigned his
position and Acknowledged to defalcs
ton OF SIX hundred thousand dollars,
whpreupon the Herald remarks:
"A d f,it Of six hundred thousand
upon a capital OF three hundred thou
sand rs rather startling, and naturally
gives rise to such perplexing questions
AZ these se:-"How could this thing have
happened unless the absolute control
Of the bank WAS left in the hands of
IN 8 Young and dsShing cashier "
What were the president and directors
dong through all this period in whIch
these embezzlements we're going on Z
What chance is there Tor the deposit
tors whose funds have been sunk in his
srock speculations by this last young
manT What are they going to do
about it?' The case in all its respects
is go astounding and alarming that we
shall unquestonsbly have q searching
and thorough examination and dlsclos-
ure Of the iacts."
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PIrTSBGRUH.
rne Murder OF LizzIe kIine.


PIrrsBUReH. April 29.-Coroner West
held 40 inquest this evening on tie
body OF Lizzie Kline, little girl killed
Yesterday at Salisbury The jury rem
dered verdict that she came to her
death from wounds inflicted on the
bead by some person or persons un-
known.
The two men Pohle and Hineman
who were arrested on suspic on o. hav-
ing committed the crime are believed to
be the right parties Alter they had
been sent to jail it was discovered that
the shirt OF one OF them was all spotted
with blood. Tne garment was taken
off and preserved for future use.
W. C.. Hampton, the bond
robber, arrived the city this
morning from New York. He has
been clnseted all forenoon with
United States District Attorney Swoope,
VINO will not admit any reporters. Con-
siderable Indignation is manifested In
the city 10 regard u this matter, par =
ticu arly among newspaper men
This morning, in the U 5. District
Court, in the case OF James Wood,
Son j. Co., perfect schedule in bank
ruptcy WAS made. A paruaI schedule
was allowed to be filed previously, a. a
complete one could not tnen be made
out The schedule is al immense doc
ument, conta ming names OF about two
thousan! creditors, and was prepared
with great labor by John NJ Kennedy.
This is the largest bankruptcy case
which this court has ever had, llablll-
ties being estimated at about $500,
900.
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BAitisss ose Aarkef.

BALTIMORE. April %.
FL0UR-Quiet, but firm aud un
changed
C0RN-Active and frm; southern
white 7OC972:; do yellow 81.
OArS-FIrm and steady; southern
50a54c western mixed $3.50; do.
while 52a53.
RYE-Q ,iet. steady and unchanged.
PR0Vl,l0NS-Hesvy asd very
quiet; me-s pork steady a. Sl9 wa
l9 so; bulk meats nominal. no sal-s I;
shoulders 7t97ic; clear rib sdes 9fNs
9iG bacon qaIei; shoulders 81 a9k clear
no sides lltSllis sugar cured hams
l3i6l5
LARD-Dull ct 93S9lc.
BUTrER-Receipls Increased and
prices vesk; bortbws-ierG 81 70 soc;
tair to good do u " ssc
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ONE OF the reasons presented by tbs
New York World Tor the adoption oil
the Free Trade policy BY the Govern
ment is thus stated:
"Under the Free Trade system no
more money would come into the Trea-
sury than is needed Tor conducting ID {
Government irugslIy. There would be
DO surplus Tor pluuderersL Tne moet
etfectusf way Of dealing with those gen.
try is to furnish them with nothiag 70
steal.
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RlVEk NEWS.

NASHVILLE, April 29.-River station
ary at this point with three teet on the
shoals weather pleasant
CINCINNATI, April OR yer station
ary with Is feet 10 the channel; wealth
er clear and pleasant.
CHARLESTON. April 29.-River rising
With 6 teet 2 inches In the channe'
weather mild.
New ALBANY, April 29,-rhe rive,
has fallen toor weather cloudy ana
mild. .........' A..
Husr1seros, April 29.-River fall.
ing slowly; weather mild.
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tween McKeesport and Salisbury, and
their suspicious movements at that
place aud subsequent actions have al
ready been detailed above The latest
report from those pursuing is that they
were seen get off q mixed train at the
Pittsburgh d-pot. One Of them is q
medium sized man OF dark complexion,
with a small goate and mustache. He
is a little lame 10 his lett leg, and has
two marks on bis forehead His name
is thought to be Pool. He gave his
name as Misle in McKeesport, aud
asked several persons there to call and
see him al pantshop near the Uaion
Depot.
THE PERsoSNEL OF THE VICTIM.
The child victim OF the outrage and
death was q bright pleasant disposi-
tioned girl, we'll known in the neigh
borhood where she lived and at Nc
Keesport Her father lived at Youngs-
town, Ohio, but her mother died there
several years ago and she WAS then
taken and cared for by Mr. Kline, In
whose familv che remained ever after.
As stated above she was fourteen years
OF age but was somewhat large tor her
age and would be easily be mistaken to
be sixteen When leaving the store of
Shank d Co. TO retvrn home yesterday,
after making her purchases, she turned
round and bsde pleasant gooi-by 10
the clerk who had waited upon her and
appeared in particularly good spirits
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NEW YORK.
Fatal Array.

fatal Array.
MoRRIsANIA. April 29-The neigh.
borhood OF Melrose station in this
town was terribly excited last night BY
the fatal result OF an affray between a
German named Lawrence Eckhardt
and J. Morrison. Itappears that Eek
hardt hal been greatly annoyed by In-
truders on his premises; and beng
awakened about hall past eleven last
night by somebody prowllng in the
yard, he went down 10 ascertain the
cause, when being attacked by Morrison
he returned to the house and procured
a kuife with which he iutlc,ei two
wounds on Morrison, from which he
died soon after. Threats Of IynCning
were made, but Eckhardt was safely
LODGED 10 the town all.
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NEW JERSEY.
Reprieved.

Trenholm. J. April 29.-The Cover
nor at tue request OF many citizens ha'
repr eyed Luigi Lusignsrie the l'alisn
convicted o. murierng his wl'e who
was sentenced TO be hung at Morris
town Friday. The r"prieve extends
the execution for Two weeks In order
that additional arguments may be Or
fered In his tehal'.
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important TO Ax.ais az the Louis
wife Lottery.

A case of considerable interest has
just been decided by Judge Fsrnell,
being question Of the legality OF an in
iic,ment against F. Beers, for selling
tickets in the Louisville lottery. There
is law in this state NJ aking it felony to
sell lottery tickets. Beers took orders
or tickets, which, with the money he
forwarded to Louisville, whence tickets
we're transmitted 10 him. AS there was
such deep interest felt in the
result Of the trial the lottery
managers dispatched a lawyer to
70 assist in the defence Of Mr.. Beers
Srate5 Attorney Reid conducting the
prosecution. II was claimed by the
defence that Beers acted 10 the csDsci
ty OF broker and not as a principal;
wnile the prosecution persisted that be
acted as principal and that all interest
ed were such. The JUICE this morning
delivered his decision in su ubsts zee that
Beers would have 70 he regarded as
principal snd as such WAS pronounced
guilty OF violating the lottery law. The
trial will be proceeded with.
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BOSTON.
Fatal stab.

BosroN April 20 9-On Sunday last
John Hopkins aged Is years, citizen
of Dsuvers, planged knife into the
sodo nen Of George Crawford, OF the
same village, producing a wound which
proved fatal lass night. The deed was
committed IN self defence. Tue decess-
ed was under the influence OF liquor
when he was stabbed. -
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A TOURIST correspondent bound for
the Pacific writes that, although trains
only leave the termini on the Missouri
River and Pacific 0cesu once IN twen-
ty-tour hours, yet they meet each 9th
er every twelve hours. Hes ays his
fellow passengers amuse themselves
with the discussion Of the problem thus
presented, and think they solve It salts
iactorlly.
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BALTIMORE is considerably excited
over lie next municipal election, not.
wlthstandiug that event does not occu,
TOR Fix months yet There seems to be
a general desire to break away from
parry lines 10 the selection OF municip pal
officers, snd TO nominate Peoples or
Re orm ticket, upon which the friends
Of al honest government can unite.