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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-27
Ser preMStf1e gu1tmrfampf.

Ser u@l. @oltreun0" beri9tet: 8ieoer
einen neuen Mft in Dem Dromo Deg Gull
turfampfes ba6en mir 5u resiitriren, Der
|9eitcrn ipielte auf Dem 9roben Marfte,
oer alten &eiioen5ltabt glepe an oer1el6en
@teQe> po Die @6aubuoen pFe9en ouf=
eitelt gu peroen. Sic Mi9ti9feit Der
VorI Itellun9 1prong lofort in Die Mu9en ::
Gs fubr Dor Elm oeutl9er Grtrapolttpa=
gen, bcIponnt init brei 8ol ltpieroen, Der
Yoi itillon auf ieinem @ibe, nit Dem @orn
an oer @eite, i'm @o9en Der Gr>cutor
W. nit ieinem Sobne un0 bo9 oben ouf
Dem Bo1twa9en Sic 0l0bel Der 9elperrten
g Pfarrer bon Donsbrii99en uno 8immen.
Cine ooblrci9e Menl9enmense mar per=
lammelt. &ein @unber; oenn tpas bier
su ieben mar botte nod teiner seleben.
@iameli}@e 3luillin9e -allerlei @orten
bon 9e5dbmten unb un9e5abmten Sbie=
rem equilibrii itiibe Stint lte in ben per=
| ldieoenen Gircu1en Datte man 16on
tpobl geieben nno on9eitaunt; ober eine
oeutl6e &ei9spoit ols 5ra9ttarre gum
9ienite oes @teuereyecutors botte nod
Niemano gu ieben @elc9enbeit 9ebobt.
g8as fein Subrmonn I'm Glepe uno ei=
ner Wfeile lm9ebung tbun lpollte, bos
that Die oeuti6e &ei@apot, ie fono li6
berufen cine Slide in 6en Mai9e1 BEN
ons5ufiillen. Nfan Dotte an9efro9t BEL
allen 5ubrleuten, pb lie ni6t erb1tig 1ei=
en-, Die W0bel Der 9elperrten Yfarrer bon
9onsbrii99en unO 8immen no6 Dem
@uctionslocale in Glepe fabren 51 pollen>
uno ibnen cine 9robc @umme bofiir 9e=
boten. 9l6er 2lQe lsbnten es ob. Scr,
bel tpel9em 5uerit ongefra9t puroe> err
tlarte: SD peroiene serne @elo, ober
luenn SIR mir AUDI 1000 Sblr, bietet,
oiele W}6bel foDre i@ ni6t; 11no in bie=
iem @inne ipro9en li6 ale onoern aus.
Seoo6 ols &etter in Ser Notb er16ien
Der Dieli9e PoitOirector 0beritlieutenant
b. 9Si9bmann. Gr commanoirte: Der
poitlpolter mu5e 1 Dor a6t am 20. .. |
M. 5u ieiner Ser fiisung 8feroe ouf oem
Yoit6ofe itelen> es 1olle Elm 5ebnlibi9er
Wa9en bef0roert lperoen, INN ben @oit=
director 1elber nob Bimmen an fabren
uno I'M BORT @iter auf5ula6en. 3ur
Denannten 3eit itie9en nun orei Perlonen
in oeu Yoitmo9en, ser NIT orei Yferoen
belponn mar, l1dmli@ oer Serr Yoi itoirec=
Tor Oberitlientenant b. Wi9bmann, Ser
Steuer= =Ggecutor SO. un0 iein @obn uno
lie fubren 3ulammen gen 8imn1en. Sort
uuroen nun Die M6fel oes Yforrers ouf=
]elaoen> oann wuroe no@ 9ons6riis9eu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-27

aug 2cibestrdften ober ,pas balf's :?
Ser @turm mari uns auf bic &lippen,
9(lles gi1,g brunter nno oriiber, i'd lag,
ebe i9's mir per1ab, i'm @o1er, ent=
,pil6te aber gliidli6 cine Seselltanse,
flammerte mid ooran uno cine md6ti9e
ggeue rol(te Mid an's 2ano. @6nell
raffte i6 mid auf unb >uer ltebt mir ge=
eenIber? @uIlo, Der iid) ol(ein pon
Ser 9ansen iibri9eu Monni ni9oft 9erettet
botte; 5onlt mar MQes ertrunfen.
Nun ,paren @uIio uno i1 olein auf
einem unbefannten 2onbe, obne @offen,
obne 2ebensmittel unb mir batten ,peiter
feline Qlusli1t als Die. 9un9ers gu iter=
ben. 9luiio, Der oo6 ionit eiu ti6tiser
&erl iit, Sei9te nid)t libel 2uit 5u ipeinen;
i9 ober lo9te : @eb, beten luir, ont Gnbe
ldbt uns Der liebe @ott bod in bie=
fem Sunbelonb ni9t umfommen."
&uIjo nobm 1i9 Su1ommen, uno mir,
Die mir bis balm ni6t belpnoers gut
nit cinonoer 9eltonben woren, uerlpro=
bcb uns, nod &rdften bei5niteben. Nlir
war!cs in bieIem g(u9enblid 9erooe, als
ob Der @noere meiu Bruoer lpdre. uMber,"
| Ioste ib, v,nein Magen 1T leer wie eine
Srommel uno iG batte nibts bo9egeu,
wenn idD etluos 81 cllen batte." ,QBdbreno
| i'd oies iogte, lob i'd elm TdbAen BON
siemli@em unfang ouf Die &ii ite 5utrei=
ben. 49," ldrie i'd, "9ibt'& uos su
EeIen"
nNd!" iogte 9uiio, ~penn es bas
tudre! D@a9 es 1ein, iuas es mill, ober
i'd id,uDre luenn ib lpieoer no6 9aule
fpmme, i0 le9e es in n1eihe G6ube uno
moufobre oomit 5ur &opelle unlerer 2ie=
ben Trau pom @9ut." SD maAtc bas
ndmli6e @eliboe >pie Gtu5jo. @as mag
Sbnen elm ,uenis oumm bortonlmen, ober
Gtp. 9o6piiroen miilIen beoenfen, Oab
mir bomols eini9ermnBen ben &opf per=
loren Dotten. W1it unicrn Meilern bras
den mir oas 6db9en ouf unb farben
Grb1en barit1. Wir madten Seuer an
unb to6ten Die 9in9er; oos bolf bod
lueni9ltens 9e9en ben dr9iten 9un9er.
go9 5>pei Sa9en no9m uns Elm Doriber=
| fabrenoes G6iH ouf un0 bra9te uns
iuieoer tna6 Srantrei@. 9as NOR cine
Sreuoe ols nit bic 9eimutb lpieber ia
ben! g8ir ,ueinten, mir umarmten olle
Qeute tur5 ipir lpub ubten ni@t, tuas mir
tDoten !"
uDos CLAUDE i'd eern, lnein 6reuno.
Nber >uie 9in9 es nit eurem @eliibbe e.
uSa 10. Gines Mor9ens fam giuilo
gu mir ols i6 nod i'm 8ette lag. Gr
batte 1id) gang bubld Deraus9epukt uno
modte Elm un9ebeuer feierli9es @eli@t.
n&omeroo," ioste er H., vi6 bole oi6 sur
&opelle Uni 1erer 2ieben Trau ob. 9a in
,neinem @odtu6e bobe i9 Die Grb len,
auf benen mir 9eben nil fen. 9o boit|
bu Die 9dlfte bopon, made bi6 fertig, in
elmer @tunbe .bole i9 bid ob." SD
laste sll mir lelbit: @ein Wort muB Der
Menid balten. Sd itopfe alio bas Sc
mil le in rleine @6ube uno 9ebe einise
@6ritte. W6, @pDwuroen, iuenn @ie
jemots Elm @eliboe MAIDEN perlpre6en
Sic nur ni6t auf Grbien 5u 9ebeu oas
1T 16redli6! SD iiberle9te bel mir 0oB
i'd nit ben trodenen @rb 1en in meinen
@6uben in meinem :2eben ni6t gut &a=
peqe fdme. 9a fam mir Elm @eoanfe,
Den mir CLAUDE i9> Der Seufel einse9e=
ben bat. SD nebme einen Sie9el un0
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Obio @aijenfrenuo,

bel bod oben ouf Den Magen se6oben
maren, lan9te Der 8njt,pogen ge9en 8
llbr auf Dem 9roBen Marft in bicliser
Stoot an.
0ie Yof bate lire @dulbieteit 9e~
tban : jctt beeonncn Die 9eioen oss Gre=
cutors. 9(l(e guctionslotolc an 9robeN
Mortt perla9ten ; nitbt cinmol oos Srots
toir lpoate man bersebcn als 9luflte(=
lun9sort oer M6bel. 9(n $oiilfe fir oen
arbeitenoen lduitenben teu1enoen
Grecutor mar nibt su benten, oos 9onse
Golle9ilm Der Gden ]teter perlpei9erte
trok gldn5enoer Nnerbietun9 ocu 9ienl.
2ieber, oab mir Die &no6en pom 2eibc
foqen> iprod Der Senior oerlelben, als
oaB ih meine 9ono an bieie W0bel le8e-
9ln @6uk NOR jeood fein N&ongel; TO-
fort als Der Poltwo9cn in bic Stoot ein=
iubr, wuroe Militdr requirirt, II Monu
@olooten neblt einem unterofficier fan
ben auf Dem 9roben Nfarft unter bent
@epebre uno pier Gessb'ormen bclpe9f
ten 1i6 ouf Dem 8labc. Gin eigcnt6iimr
li6es Bilo bot bos 9(bla5en Der W66eg.
Sod ouf Dem Boituasen itan0 Der Gye=
cutor, einen @trief in Der Sono, oieleu
bono er auf jebes einselne etid uns,
lieB es 10 bon Der 9Dbe ouf ben Booen
berab. 9os 5ablrei1 anne lenoe Yubli~
fun lpel@es Dem @6ouipiele 5uIob~
ma6te leinen @efIblen 9uft bur6 Die
&ufe: Der beili9e Water lebc bod, bur=
rab trob oes unluillens ber Mebrndn-
nner, Die nit 9etuidtiser Miene oos @plt
gum @@>uei9en aufforoerten. Gnolid)
fonnte bic @erltei9erun9, Die l6on ouI
II lbr @ornlitto9s an9elebt mar Dor
ll9 seben. Ginige Pfarrfinoer BEG 9ru,
&uppers ous 9onsbriig9en tou ftcn bic
@f0bel an in Der 90be bet @umue> tposu
Der Pfarrer perurtbeilt ,par. Sebt >pa=
rem lo9lei6 bunoert 9dnbe bereit Die
@e9enltdnoe cuf eine bereit 9ebolteue:
&arre Su laocn. Gini9e lpran9en aaF
Die &orre, anoere itritten iib foit Inn bic
Gbre, ir9cno @t>uos barouf beben i'll bel=
fen. 60 ruaren i'm 9fu Die MDbel auf-
gelaoen> uno nun gin9 es unter ben joud} j.
5eloen 9lufen: Sod! @urrab! fort.
9unserte bon Menl @en folgten Der Garre
Inn ii@ bielem Sriumpb5u9e on5nldlits
ben. Sic 8e9eiiterung itieg INNER b0~
Der, je ,peiter man fam. Grit i'm SDierr
garten perlieben Die Meilten ben 3u9>
wdbreno oo6 no6 3ablreide Dem &ufe :
~Mit nod 9onsbrii99en" unter 9o9-
uno 9urrab9el6ret Solge lei lteten. 9lur
Berbolb Der @toot ,uurbe Die &orre nit
beloubten 3pei9en 9e5iert. 9ieoer pie !:
9as 1T Der Sag oes @errn> @rober @ott
mir loben Sid! &c. ,uurben 9elungsu.
Da ert0nt ber &uf: 9as Yfero ousge=
iponnt! Wir lpollen sieDen llnb 9tei@
iino pobl oreibis bereit Dem 9}ufe gu
folgen Sod ser Subrmann CAB bos
nid)t 5u uno 70 bro6te trnb BEG bdufig
9fufes oos Pfer6 Die M0bel
big nad 9onsbriiggen. Mn Ser gSobr
nun9 0es 9errn Pforrers on9efommen
iiimmte man ,pieoer Die pben er,pQDntcn
Sieocr an, Dem bonn Die Gufe /: Ser
6err Yaitor lebe bod 9od! 9o@!
fol9ten. 9arauf entfano Elm f0rnli9er
Wettl ltreit, lper Die M0bel bes 9erru
Paitors in's 9aus tro9en 1ollte inben1
ieOer 9anb nit ons Berf le9en &pollte.
unteroeHen erideint ouf o(l9emeines
Uerlan9en ber ga tor unb 5pri9t nit ei=
ner HihrnnQ, Die linn oQs 9brehen foit
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Das Geli1bpe bcs Mlatrofen.

nit A. Ganone1, pom i6mer1ten Galiber
unb 400 Mann, unsere6net oieDfficiere.
ben Sod uno Aen sgefrdllisen @ulut.
Sen Namen Suluf fiibrte Elm srobes
@6peil1, oas bereits felt einem Sabre
lih ouf Dem @biffe. befano uno Ser
M{annIdaft ni9t peni9 ltnter6oltuns
mo6te. ....s. ...,c
@ines So9es lpd9reno sic 9on5e
Mannidaft lit Parooe ouf Dem 0erbede
1tono, ipubte Guluf aug 1einem Bebdlter
su entfommen unb trieb li6 binter ben
Geiben berum. Gin Offteier perlos eben
einen Soesbefebl> ols ii6 elm md6ti9es
@run5en perne9mcn lieB. uWer brummt
oo g rief Der Offcier inS }trengem Sone;
Niemouo riibrte li@. 9lber Die 2eute,
binter oenen @ulut Vd berumtrieb fin=
gen su laden an; ROTH Dor Corn 1drie
ser Officer: "Was bic &erls MAIDEN
li9 md iiber MIDI luiti9? @6tung !!
Ser, tuel6er porbin 9ebrummt fat, trete
por!" Sic Steiben Dffneten 1i9 uno @u=
lut eridieu, aberu1ols uno nod beItiger
srun5eno, mitten auf Dem Berhed. So
bro6 MIN Die gonSe Mannidoft in elm
briillenoes @eld6ter ous Die Oificiere
uno 1elbit Der Gapitdll Der ouf ben 2Qrm
berbei9eeilt lpor ,uubteu nt6ts SeNcres
3u tbun, ols nitSulaAen. -
Gin cit,si9er Monn tbcilte sic dllge-
meme Seiterfeit ni9t, Bolonquin, Elm
alter Motroie, ber nit alien @aliern
9e,uol6e mar. @or ni9t LANCER 3eit
botte CT an Der afrifanii i9eu Gilte @6iff=
bru6 selittcll, mar bonn na9 Granfrei9
3uriidgefomlneu uno 1eitoem lpie um9e=
,oonoelt. Sriiber mar er Der lu1ti9fte
U}otrole 9e,peien, Den man finoen fonnte,
unerf f6Dpf fli6 an Gr5dblungen, @9nurren
uno 2ieoern; ouf einnal ,uuroe er
i6tpci9lam uno Sog 1i9 BON oQer @elell=
l6oft auriid. Wenn er bonn 9ienlte
frei mar, JAP er 5pil6en Gin paar &ono=
men uno ftorrte por 1id bin.
g(un tuar an Bor0 ber Np16e Elm
S6iffsfoplan elmer jener eolen unb
loeilen Priei ter Die nit Ben Matrolen
10 gut llm9eben f6nnen. Gines Mor=
gems gin9 9err Diifour 10 bieB Ser
@ci1tlid]e, auf Dem 8erbed ]po5ieren; ba
trat Yalanquin 1dii6tern 5u ibm bin
uno orebte perle9en ieinen 9ut 5lui19en
Den Singern. ~Mos gitt's meiu 2ie=
ber 2" fra9te ld6elnb Serr 9iifour.
uGw. 9od,uiirben, id bdtte Elm paar
QSorte NIT Shnen su reoen." g..
uNur Su> 1netn 2ieber."
~@eben Sic, 'Sodmiirbcn, i6 bin
trourig> es freut MIDI nidts meDr niDt
einmal meine alte Yfeife."
Stun H. 10 lQ9e mir mas bi9 briitt !;
pielleidt tonn i'd oi6 tr6ten."
uSo> i6 babe et>pos S6peres auf Dem
@elpillen> i6 babe, CLAUDE id> ben lieben
Gott sum 8eiten 9ebabt."
Ser Sci itlide botte 81 tbun, I'M bas
9a6en 5u perbeiben unb fragtc: v@as
bal It ou Oenn getDan g.
uSo> 5eben @ie> 9o6wiiroen, bas 9ing
10 gu. SD bate mid i6on piele Sabre
in alien Meeren Dcru1ngetrieben uno iG
befono MIDI babe, 10 tpobl ~,pie Der Std
i'm Waiier. 9a lernte i@ einen Matro=
len tennen, 9fuilo bieB er> uno tpar Elm
8urlbe, Der 1lns 9lllen tporm mo9te.
@lei6wobl babe i6 i'm jebt 10 germ mie
meinen 8ruber, un0 i6 m6dte Nieman=
ben rotben> linn gu nobe gu treten> lonit
bdtte er es NIT mir 5u tbun. Gs it nod
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is true. 1t is no humbug; the recipe is printed
around each bottle. A circular containing
certificates of wonderful cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lock-iaw, sprains, swellings, burns,
scads. caked breast. poisonous-bites frozen-feet
govt, saltrheum, ear-ache, &C., and the recipe
of the Liniment will be sent gratis to any one.
1t is the most wonderful healing and pain-reliev
ing agent the world has ever produced. 1t sells
as article ever before did sell. and it sells be-
cause it does just what 1t pretends to do One
bottle of the CESTAUR LIsIxRST for animals
yellow wrapperl is worth hundred dollars for
spawned, strained or CALLED horses and mules,
and Tor screw-worm IN sheep. No family or
stockowner can afford to be without CEsTAuR
LISIMBsr. ]. B. ROSE & Co.. IS Broadws~ New
York.
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Mr.. SUMNER had three brothers and
one sister. but only the latter survives,
Mrs. Julia Hastings, wife of San Fran
cisco physician, who holds the post of
surgeon in the marine hospital of that
port. 1t will be remembered that the
Senator was married in 1866 to Mrs. Alice
Hooper, but separation soon ensued, and
the wife, with his aequiesence, secured a
divorce, last year, on the nominal ground
of dessrtion. Her application for leave to
marry again is now pending 10 the supreme
court. '.f, ,..s
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-19

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
1TED STATES for the Eastern District of vir-
ginia
In the matter of Reuben p Bell, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va, this goth day Of Feb, 1874.
To Whom it May Concern. THE undersigned,
G. H. Wendlinger, of Richmond city, yir-
ginia, hereby gives notice of his appointment as
assignee of the estate Reuben p. Bell,
of the county of Orange in said district, and
who was, to-wit on the path day of January,
a. d., 1874 adjudged a bankrupt upon the
petition Of himself, by the District Court
of the United States for said district.
Dated Richmond, the 25th day Of Feb, 1874
Oh. wENDLINGER,
! NH 2-Msw Assignee.
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ENGLAND


Louisiana bondholders was held to-day and
resolutions adopted denouncing the fund.
ing bill of the late session of the Legisla-
ture as arbitrary, unjust and ipjudicious,
and calculated to shake confidence in
all American securities. The meeting re-
solved to take measures to resist carrying
the bill into effect.
LONDON, March Parliament reas.
sembled to-day. The Queens speech refers
to the continuance of friendly relations
with foreign powers, and alludes to the
marriage Of the Duke of Edinburgh as
pledge Of friendship between two great
empires.
Stanly writes to the Daily News that,
after careful investigation, he is convinced
that DIR. Livingstone is dead.
LONDON, March 16, $50 A. MA
committee has been appointed to inyesti.
gate the charges preferred against DIR. Ken
nealy, counsel for the Tichborne claimant.
Mr.. Whalley, M. p, demands that a
similar committee be appointed to investi-
gate the charges against Mr.. Hawkins, @.
c., prosecuting attorney.
The Queen has publicly expressed her
highest admiration and warmest thanks for
the gallantry displayed by the British
troops in the recent engagements with the
Ashantees.
The Oxford boat crew, which is to con-
test the race on the Thames on the 2Sth
instant with the Cambridge crew, arrived
at Pntney to-day.
SOUTH AMERICA
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CAsTORIA.-Is more than substitute
or Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exis-
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind-colic and produce natural Sleep 1t is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleeps
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CITY NEWS.

| AN ALLEGED MAIL RoBBER AR
RESTED.-The postofice authorities have
been for some time past endeavoring to
discover the person aud whereabouts oil
q secret and annoying mail depredator, and
last night were lucky enough to catch him
fagente delictu in this city, in the person OF
Andrew Harris, colored, driver of CAREERS
express wagon, used in conveying the
mails between the railroad depots and
postoffice here. The interchangeable Captain
John Frey, assisted by Messrs. Eugene
Lewis and W. Z. Henderson, unearthed
Harris and his predatory incursions into
Uncle Sans correspondence domain. At
the time of his arrest three large packages
of letters were found on his person. The let
tiers contained drafts, checks. money orders,
photographs, &c., and were mailed to Bal
timore, Philadelphia, New York, and other
Northern points. The eyes of the detec.
tives have been upon Harris for several
days, and last night Captain Frey detected
him in the act of purloining letters. A
search Of his quarters revealed the fact of
an enormous stealage. 49,.
Harris was locked up in the Second Sta
tion.house till to-day for hearing before a
United States commissioner
1t is thought the losses of paper repre-
senting money which have been missed
since these robberies first commenced will
aggregate about 5000, 900.
The accused was examined before U. s.
Commissioner M. F. Peasants to-day, and
sent !. on to the grand jury Of the U. s.
District Court. Harris confesses his guilt.
Bail was allowed. but he was unable to
give it, and was therefore committed to
Jail.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-19

THE WALLACE SIsTERs.-These famed
ladies will make their first appearance be-
fore Richmond audience tomorrow night
at the Virginia Opera.house, supported by
a fine comedy and burlesque opera-troupe.
From an exchange it seems that they are
having crowded houses everywhere. "Jen-
ME Wallace can sing like lark, dance
like fairy and is one Of the most beautiful
and accomplished actresses on the Ameri-
can stage. Minnie and Maud Wallace have
no superiors in their specialties."
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DEPARTURE OF srEAmsHIps.
FOR NEW YORK.

THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoM-
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship OLD
DOMINION Capt. WALKsR. will sail FRIDAY,
March goth. at o'clock p. m. "
Freight received until o'clock.
On and after November /, ships will leave
Norfolk at O'Clock p. m. during the winter.
Through bills of ladlng signed. and goods for.
wardedwith dispatch toall points-North. South.
east and West Close connections made with Gu,
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Steerage. ............... 6 o,
Round Trip Tickets. .......... ........ 20 q
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. W. ALLEN & co.,
NH le-lt Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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portion relating to District improvements,
and recommending liberal policy toward
the District of Columbia, and that the gov
eminent should bear its just share Of these
improvements.
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FOREIGN.
CUBA

The Financial Condition of the leland
The Merchants Losing Confidence
In Paper Currency, &c.
New YORK, March 19.-From private
advces received from Havana under date
of March 18th, the Cuban merchants in this
city have learned that the COMMISSION De
La Deuba have been engaged in the exami-
nation Of the affairs of the Spanish bank,
and have ascertained that that in
titution has issued 100000 in
paper currency, instead of $780,
100000. which the bank had acknowl-
edged in published statements, and that
their capital is only $6,000,000. 1t has
been further ascertained that this basis for
this over-issue has been loan to the Cap
tain-General of less than 0,000, 600 in
paper currency, without specie to back up
the notes. In addition to this immense
issue very large quantity of counterfeit
bills have been discovered, and this
has created SO much excitement in
Havana that specie is going up rapidly,
and many persons are exchanging their
currency for real estate and buildings in
erection. Of the latter there has lately
been great activity, the owners of paper
money being far more anxious to have pro-
perty in buildings than to hold any quantity
of depreciating currency. The efforts
made to introduce foreign specie
into Cuba as currency has not
been very successful. So far the spe.
Gle has only gone into ports and out again
in foreign trade. The discovery of all
these facts. the Cuban letters state, has
thrown the financial condition of the coun.
try into state Of chaos, and destroyed the
calculation of all foreign merchants trading
with III ayana,
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WASHINGTON.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March l9.-,Senate.-
Mr.. Spencer, from the commerce commit
tee, reported favorably on House bill ap.
propriating $50 900 for the Improvement
Of the mouth of the Mississippi river.
Laid over.
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BAGGAGE THIEVES. Several instan.
ces of the robbery of passengers trunks
on the line from Richmond to Charleston
have been recently reported to the officers
Of the Petersburg Railroad Company, and
no clue to the depredator has been OBJ
tanned. The locks Of the trunks, from the
account we receive, were picked by some
skillful hand. From the investigation so
far made, it appears that this pillaging oc.
Cured south of Weldon, but exactly
where is not known.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Brazil and the Argentine Republ

LISBON, March l8.-The mail steamer
from Rio has arrived, with dates to the
23d of February. The probable accession
of General Mitre to the Presidency of the
Argentine republic has increased the fears
OF q war between that country and Brazil.
1t is thoughta rupture between the Argen-
tine republic and Chill is imminent.
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NEW YORK.
Financial.

NEW YORK March 19-Noon. Stocks
dull. Money 3. Gold 111a. Exchange,
long, 1856 short, 4S8. Governments strong.
States bonds quiet and nominal.
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Items.

Items
SIX CHILDREN call Governor Kemper
father.
Z THE origin Of Easter eggs has been
traced to hens.
ABLE-BoDIED MEN can get work on
the new reservoir.
POISONED LozINaEs are recon-
mended as canine quieters.
|, MARSHALL WARD Il. @. CLUB meets
tonight at No. 1908 Main street.
PEOPLE have been burned more fire.
quently in effigy than in any other place,
IT rs NEVER SAFE for man to say
what he would do, il he were in a certain
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CENTAuR LINIMENr.-

CENTAUR LINIMENT.--
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CENTAuR LINIMEsr will no.
relieve, no swelling which it
will not suhdue, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
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RELIGIOUS MovEAIENT.-Rev. j.
Murray Bailey, a distinguished preacher
Of the Universalist faith, will preach in the
Mayo street ..church in this eth Sunday
morning and night. He will no doubt be
welcomed by large and intelligent con-
gregation. Though they keep very quiet
in this city, the principles and belief OF
the liberal Christians have many advocates
in Richmond. Arrangements are pro-
crossing looking to the retention Of the
services Of regularly stationed preacher
here. r
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POLITICS IN SOUTH AMERICA
MATTERS IN ENGLAND
ILLINOIS

The sunday Liquor Ordinance In Chi.
cagO. .fa .r-|.t
CHICAGO, March 19.-The Mayor has
refused the committee of ladies' to veto the
ordinance, allowing saloons to keep open
on Sundays. 1t was mainly upon this issue
ne was elected, and could not honorably
veto the ordinance.
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
MARoH 10th AND 21sr.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY,
AT2 O'CLOCK.
The brilliant and dashing
WALLACE SISTERS,
JENNIE. MINNIE AND MAUD.
supported by the eminent comedians,
F0RTESCUE, BLAKE, JOHNSON, SPEN.
GER, and burlesque and comedy COM
pany. Twenty-Five artists; full
orchestra-ten performers;
superb brass band.
la fusileer
FRIDAY EVENING.
ALADDIN"
SATURDAY EVENING,
1.-THE FIELD OF THE CLoTH OF COLD"
MATINEE.
CINDERELLA"
Reserved seats, 81; general admission, Toe.
gallery, 50c. Admission to matinee-Adults, 6oc
children, zoe.
Reserved seats on sale at .Johnston's music
| store.
Performance commences at o'clock. Car
| riages may he ordered at lo:46.
FRANK B. DOBSON,
NH ls--3t Sole Manager.