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MOTHER BRBRADs HKR Ows CHup-t
II our painful duty TO record the sad and pain
full misfortune which has befallen one % the
most industrious farmers of our peighhoriny
county, Mr.. MAJ Brepneieen. On lAst Satur-
cay forenoon, at eleven O'Clock, while M.
Brenneisen WAS abseut from che house. his
wife, Who has been for some time past insane.
I'm raving ht, tried TO behead her Oldest child
With large knife; but she suust have had soms
diffcuity with the knife and finally took an ava
Snd cut her head on. She was taken 70 Com
merce before Squire Schoen 70 stand A prelim-
mary examination. She will, no doubt, be de-
clared insane.-Cope Girard,a1 Press
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ANOTHER ERRINe CLsReYnAH.-A Wilkes
barre Pa, dispatch ssys:-Early In the prese at
phen's Episcopal church. IN this city, vas
charged with ffequentiag dlsreputsble houses,
And with other conduct unbecomIng Q minister
vestry. acting upon what they considered strong
proof, depoeed him from the pastorate, and
lately appointed . committee Of Investigation,
TN week M. WILLIAMSON Appeared before
has yet been taken In regard 70 hie caDe.
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WHEN Mr.. KAssoN hell a ten dollar green
back in one hand, and q ten dollar gold piece in
the other, and asked his brother Consres m IN
which they would rather have, he condensed
into speech of a minutes length pretty II Early
all that has been, can be. said the SUI nj act
Of an irredeemsble paper currency Baltimore
American.
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FrSAyCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


NV Yeas, Alrl IS-rhe FsSrs rn,r~,,,
sinc'e says.-Ah taies Or geld have b-e- -
" = III !. On 10 leans fhe rates have y. !,
- t"f -. ftine 81 Foreign escsange = n IA
g. ,ny S.ik aus - rlr Prime hsnSer-' 80
. rg his, but aStan'y ssasiSs sad a. a
4SS ! hn nsrey r. easy ~ AS ior en- A.. i
Siu ka5 fvr better gra.es Prime N .rran,l !.
EsIsr. 1h~ movement ~ cnfr-ncv b IN n, r.
O. 81 York. Government binds here arr . !.
4 higher thar Saturday, southern STAT. 10, =
NJ The nrst board we're entirely neglectea. -.
-. ek mar kttorened steady, was heavy Dur - :
the fret half hour Of bukiness. then A.ra-, :
-, ssiy sad late strong, prices having aivAnr-t
= 20 rer cent, the latter In Erie, which 3 -
b en- suong since the opening.
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AnRDsTyp voR PuBLreHrno LOTTERY An.
y1RrIeEnssre--0uratH slstsad, editor Of the
night at eleven o'clock on Q WAfrnnf sOoe1 oIif
By Ihomas Prectoe, charged VieA pubaishing
an advertisements Of the grand GIN coacsrt q
the laws Of the ota&e OF Ohm
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SALES OF REAL Estate IN VIRGINIA
Under the head of Good sales" the Harrison
burg Commonwealth says The Penny
hacker property, near Linville. was sold yester-
day D. ioilows:-Tbe Winfield farm. containing
l3' acres, to Isaac Wagner, at see per acre; the
home tract Of 20 acres was divided, and brougat
$50 pc, acre, Col. NJ. Hartman and Lincoln VI .u-
pin purchasers" The Fairfax News saws
'On the 3lst ultimo Mr.. Anthony Miller sold Il
Mr.. Blake, late OF Scotland, li2 acres of LAID,
including the buildings, for the sum Of 5000.
This land is about one and a n alf miles north OF
the courthouse, On the Vienna road" The
Wai1eEton Index says MIR. II ugh Carey, who
purchased the Coltman farm for y per Acre.
has introduced in that neighborhood another
lard buyer from Ohio. John McGenty. Mr..
NcGtpty las bought the Banks farm. imme 81
at.ly on the Warrenton branch railroad. con-
tanning 2I6 acres. for 5000, OF which he ps,s
500 IN cash, and is 10 pay the balance in AZ
Luai instaliments." The Petersburg NaNs
says:--"P. s. Seabury, auctioneer, sold Oh FRI
day 400 acres Of land IN Din xiddie county, for
SUI per acre, to T. @. and Ella V. Malone
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GIvB Us A Resr.-It viii reach the mind OF
the Associated Pres reportor Ct Washington
city, amer tine, that the country b net thrilled
20 me core about the "Distyict fnveotigAtaon. -
It 10 nearly time the matter va closed, unless
the committee strikes sslead" within q few
daye.- IndidndpOljs Journal.
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DieEADATIoS or CLREeYMAN-cass n
Rev. 7. 7. kendricI.-fhe New York ne xspspers
publish TIE report OF the committee appBiat a
20 try the case OF Rev. Tunis Titus k-ndrisk
pastor of Grace street Methodist Protestant
church, Willis msbsrg, y. v, heretofore brseny
MT LtioLed. The committee fOu nj hi IN guilty of
in'oxo alton and condact unbecomtng . chris-
tiah minister. lie was charged with gross "a
morality" but the charge VAS not fully sus-
tainsc by testimony and n jected. The sehGrs.
OF berg under the irfuence OF liquor m th,
church on February Is, and other occa .ious a.
oiveis times and places" Was sustained. Tue
charge was slso sustained Of conduct unbecom-
ing n Christian minister; sthAt he ideati6 a
himself with an association for the induixen
In an use mens inccnsists mt with the pr Actce "
Christian life, cou ntepanci dancing thou Il,
tsciily dieapIroving OF round dancing rs coz
Quoted in pubic balls, &c; moreover, In un-
Christian behavior towards certain females on
the 9th OF March," chsrge Of attending q pub
lie ball. and there and then publicly approving
and uIboiding such assemblies," fully s1--
tanned, also Of declaring from the pulpit n AZ
Dancing is IN accordance With Bible teschings.
These chsrges being sustained, Mr.. Kendr.ck
was declared suspended from onlcatIng a. a
minister 10 the bounds OF the New York annual
conferences of the n. r. church. The majority
OF the members Of the Grace street church ex.
pressed their dissent from the verdict, and xs-
serted that they would sustain their pastor VINO
alltgee prejudice against him the part OF { d,
president OF the court, aud viii take an spoe. al.
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NIB. ADOLPR sUTRo
will repeat bis lecture on
"MIsEs AND NIsING,'
TUESDAY EVENING, April IL, aui
WEDNESDAY, BykNIEG, ApriIIS
Al so'cIoSk. at willard HeU, (eutrance on n.a NJ
MAJ 10 Nilisrd. HOTEL illustrated by the ali VI
THE CALCIUM LIGHT,
snn any dag snis, views and pictures OF mines
sia Einips operations.
seH.tors, Men,ters % Congress, aud CORES pond
'Lls are spt c'sly invited 70 s;tsud.
iete etc can be ID upon Apel alton Of the once
OF WIZARDS hotel.
~ ADMISSION FREE. arb
IOkIonici., BE pnbiicALI
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York Journal Of Cenmsrce, dos not allow Itself
10 b unduly elsted By tie Connecticut victory.
II rs0srks that thoss gentiensn vhe expect the
democratic party b going 10 vault into power
again "are altogether too sanguine, !" and tAss
in spite Of "th0 little rumble In Conuocticut',
"the dominant party still holds . position q
good - impreenAble."
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N1ARLr FIVE MILLION people SrARvrue.
The Telegrsn sAys the disereo nom tie famine
is tncreadng in Tirhoek. asd that According 70
the oAiciai eshmats 4yH3 90 psrssns In shs dis-
urn o. fefnA, ChAseopore and Rajsshpe ere
stu suhering from starvaf1on.
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eanpsd 4 tSS iest q De Meta csrsiiss voi-
canc, awaiting dsvsiop0sao.
IA Western paper annouoeee the doaxh o.
. lady celebrated f0r TIE "parity q her char
acter and oe0plsxtoa."
~H h reported sAat ths United states
steamer Benicia he's booa PLACED q tAe service
Of the King Of tha GaodWtce faoDds Cor q royal
progr0 asoand Msui aod Hawaii.
ou0evsnsr Ksllogg has appeintol A. A.
ASocha judee - the 40 suporl1e crfUirai Al
txiet cesFt, ersessd b ths iaes Leasiana lagis-
lafuro.
"a Dispatch nom Portland, Osaaea. ~
~ q fs0na0s, 0ssess, " SssSS6 -
night Len, ou.Soo.
IA ~ re0e1y has bsss fsunl ~ ssu-
s11poea. Tooy III Z Gnk, ~ p1eoo ~ skin
aud 4 y I'D & dFsvs O. d SissssS. a fsssa
skin = used every night.
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PKRsoNAL.-The Portland (Me.) Press learns
that Congressman Jersey, OF that state, By the
imperative order. of his physicians, has been
obliged 10 leave Washington, and is nov i'm
Philadelphia, where he is cont ned TO his rooms.
He Is 81 Altering from q severe attack of jiun-
dice from the fleets OF which he has lost 90
pounds of flesh.
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special dispateh 70 the Richmond Enquire
from Mount jackson, Va, April II, says: arh
fcod in the Shenandoah rivse u ths ersetea
since 1870. a great deal ef property = destroy
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AMUSEMENTS.
ar. rHEATER.

>-AIs K IL THEATER.
TCHpAY, Apr 1874;
g. sfesIs ais. = OI- Itpna
vrN ME RS PAN1pNIME TROUPE
TCNY DEslER,
Tbe SOC a.ELv eds liysl Of q l.. FON, as
CLOWN,
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BALLS. &c.

ZEE GkAND MILITARY LEyEE
COBCOkAE ZuUaYES, "A
InA wss TO have been last Tharsdsy ava "a
I'll Ss, pcstgonet on account q the storm lzsA
Until CEeDAT EyEyISG, A priI Ith
The Leyee will be at washington N ALI co-ner
fenn-y " anfa avenue and ,! Il southeast ,nIs D
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ANOTHER LlFg Insurance SwISDLE-s
Funeral tcsh NiEe'ecR Bricks ia Place IF
CoTpse.-On the 18th OF March the board oi
health Of New York city, issued permit for
the burial of the body of Louisa Germs, arsi
81, who bad died that day at the house OF Dr
Ernest Uhling, 100 Eldridge street, AMI on
whose certificate of the cause of death tn.
lhterment followed IL was soon ram1red thss
Uhiing and Miss Germs had been engaged. sna
that the doctor had taken out policy OF : 10 go
IN the Merchants Life Insurance. company,
which policy WAS TO revert to him In case of her
death. Suspicious followed that the death of
the young woman was the result OF mslprse.
tice, and an affidavit to this effect was male
ana submitted 10 the coroner. He sent for
Chling, VINO expressed great sorrow FOE Miss
Germs' death, and insisted that she disi
q natural death. The insurance company
was not sa'ished at this, ami the coro-
ner ordered the body to be exhulned
The disiEterment took place on Saturday, aud
the C III n v as taken 10 the morsue AMI opened
when. j. stead Of q body, were found nineteen
bricks wrapped in paper ana kept In place by
iaiLs. Charles FIX, the undertaken, Was a.
rtsifd: Thing was arrested yesterday at 2sS
east 9th street, secreted under a bed. In his
residence, 16o El6Iidse street. the police ar
rested woman 65 wears Of age. who gave tue
name Of Marie De Baguicki, and a young m m ,
tanned Aurel De Ivargi, who claims 20 be her
nephew. In q search among biz effects which
were being packed mp, cards and plates were
found proving that Uhlings real name W n
Ernest he Bagnicki, and the woman was his
wife. Bsguicki appears to be a member of n
noble Hungarian family. ami has lived In Ne.
York city since 1854. lie has been in several b al
scrapes, and was tried twice before for sgini-
ling, but escaped. The police are sanguine of
arreshDg the woman Germs in day or two.
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LECTURES BIZ DR.. JOHN LORD.
April nts, SATURDAY EVENING, AIS O'Clock
aEd April 18Th, MONDAY, same hour
Subjects MADAME DEMAISrENoN, Aprii ll:h
hiLDEBRASDr; or, tae S:fugsle in tbs n Idle
AGES bs;wsen the Em srors and Pops for Su-
pTemscy, April 18th.
aculusnce, IS cents. reserved seats no extra
Charge. For sale At WArrss CHI .a,v's h ,Ok ore,
ftLnsl wanna avenue. apo "a
NNILLAR HALL
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LECTURES.

MI Rs. AM ELIZA YoUN6,
4' hINBTkENfR WIFBOF
- u m m 70 e n q;
VAL give her famous Lectures AZ
LlNTOLN HALL,
IntiiIed: NY LIFE IN BOSpAGs,r
TUESDAY AWNING, APRIL IA.
u- I'D .fOLy6AMY a. Ir L.
NkD EsDAY kVEsING, APRILIs
AeserVejs ats 70 cents. Diagrams at EiIis No
sc Store Aimi;tsGce .t the door slc sslJ5.
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THE BILL TO establish the Corcoran park and
geological garden near the capital, in the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and to incorporate society
10 maintain the same, and a company to CON
sta uct q street railroad thereto, which has been
uncer consideration by the Senate bis.ricf
Committee, vas to day reported iayora ABLY with
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The APPEARANCE OF the Kellogg En- iii ii
Opera company is announced for next week.
glance ST the operas to be given will COW ioce
optra-goers, that the managers, Messrs Hess <;
GO Intend cumPiimeDtiDg this city with The
bne,t in their repertoire. On Wednesday even
ing grand complimentary beneht W II b. ten
derrd Mr.. e. ID. Hess. the director. and on this
occasion the new version of Fra Diavolo witt,
hsbelmsn as Fra Diavola will be given. SEE
advertise ReDt.
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Remarkable narrative of how Owen Brown
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Practical and Analytical Chemists,
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