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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsaINa-os. April 3.
sEHATE.

Mr.. Bssy presented resolution Of
the Missouri lsgislsturs, fayoring the
passsss Of House bill for the improve
ment OF the mouth Of the Mississippi
river. Referred.
Mr.. Johnston introduced bill Civ
ipr jurisdiction to the court Of claims 70
besr The claim Of @. W: Curtis Lee,
son OF the late General Lee, to tbs Ar
linrton sstats. The petition sceem.
psn wing the bill recognises he sacred
use 10 which the property hss been put
but thinks the petitioner should b com
psDsatsd.
The bill 70 provide Tor the paymes'
| OF the bouds OF the Louisville and Port
lasd Canal Company was taken uP
the pending quession being 70 refer .
70 the Committee on the Judiciary
Mr.. Thurman and kr. NeCreery op
posed sueh . reference and favored tn
connittsl Of the subjsct 10 the Com
uittes o. Firance, which uas adopte'
after sone discussion.
The morning hour having expires
the Senate resumed the eonsidefatie
OF ths bill TO provide for the rsdenp
| tioa and reissue Of United States sote
ssd 70, free banking.
Ths question pending VA . motto
| OF Mr.. Asriimaa 10 strike ou. th
entire bill with the exception OF tn
iirst and second sections - anended
These sections & < tie amount Of o nl.e
ststes notes at tour hundred nilliot
and provide for the issus o! torty 81
. million OF additional National ban
, 4 circulation. 49,. .
Mr.. Sherman ssid the effect Of tb
: motion would be 70 strike ous the 81
! asd 9Th sections of the bull - repofte
, by the eormittee, and they bad bes
I usssimeusly agreed on By The esnmi
2 zee. To strike out the sth snd 9th sec
1 | tiosa. would be By inters1cs 70 authe'
= iss IN increase Of the public debt:
al Ef. Scott moved % IN snendne'
10 the session sathaEixing n iacresi
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Chtca9s 1AFkeS.

CHICAGO. April 6-FIour-Stssdy
Wheat-Active and unchanged; No. !
spring 81 27t9l %; No. 2 do Ell on
spot or April; ! 253 Nay; No. 3 do
lsi; rejected OS9l 90. Corn
Fair demand and firm st 6l3c cash or
April; 65tc Nay; ne~ No. 2 MIXED 5o3
Ss0c rejected old 59a@s9iS new Sc
Osts-In fai. demand and firm; No.
I2i943c cash; 464c Nay Isjes:ed
42tc. Barley-In Iair demand and
sdvaoesi; No. 2 spring 81 536l S.
No. ; do l 20@l IS. Pork--Aetiy.
ard advanced at 3l6 so casb; 10 %
Nay. Lasd-Aetire and advsbeed q
% As caah or April 9 90 Nay. Ball
Meats-Stesdy; shoulders SIC rhogt nj
middliaes Sis short clear Sic al
looss on spot. Whisky-Qnist asd an
chspged st 93c no sales receipt
IL 900, 90. 900. l07, 900. $1,000, 5000
1000 sbipuests II, 900. 10000. go.
900, l24. 900, 1000. 1000.
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edge OF RichaIdson and be sRed them
koowing what he did sign 2
San6orn-There cannot bsHI doup'
sbsut it; ] nsvsr though tisthsrwiss.
Fostsr-You paid NO mnber ei
Congress any counsel fees. r--,z
aSssborn-Ns sir. AEH
,Fostss--Did ysu not eorbun q
sun TO dsfray tie s1pssss os csstais
subsrnstorisl campaign.
Sssborn-Yes, sir, ! alwsydo il.
Fostsr-Tiss Ga sosklss % With
the contract a..
Sauborn-Not in any shsl
Foster-Hsvs you any obt8sn 70
tell us how msch you gave. I u J
Sanbora-I don't think tkt it ls
propsr and in TACT I cannot q you. l
have expended . good deal in lAs dirsc'
ton and in various ways. "a .
Fostsr-Is whose interest - that
money expended. -,
Sanborn-It was probably tpspded
in Gen. Buslsr's interest. pd At to
. oomnittse. s-.. .alS. -
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PurGatiye Pills.

2urgstivs pills have become settled
necessity with the American people
Indeed. cathsrtics always have been
and always must be used. In soms form,
by oil mankind. 10 this country. the
pilular form OF administration has been
growing 10 favor since pills werr frsI
made OF Aloes and Rhubsrb. rolled ir.
to ball. Their high position in the
public confidence has finally besu ee-
cured and fastened into pemausncy, BY
Avere Cs,hsrtic Pills, the most skill.
fu! combination OF medicine for the de
esses they are intended to cure. that
seiisuoe can dsviseor Art produce. Tbese
Who need pills, no longer hesitate wbs.
pills 70 take II they can get Ayers
Pills.-- Whetiirg. { Va.,) Pas
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The Csnpsctieas Tssaess CrsD

The Hartford (Coaa.) Tnss Of the
18th says Of the Consscticut tobacco
crop: The area Of the land to Be
planted with tobacco nsrt summer 10 To
b considerably diminished, - ths q.
perispcs OF the last t.o years hss not
been ssch - to encourage farmers 10
extend, and ir many cases 70 continue,
their former area OF land ia tobacco.
Prices have not come up 70 thsir ex-
pectst.ons, and . large part OF the crop
OF 1878 10 likely TO avaits for some
time its purchasers. One reason for
this 10 the general hard ineS-ttl
moosy ard busiBess troables-~bicb
Congress proves itself incapable Of a.
lsvisting. Another eause 10 the CIR
canstance that 70 considerable par
Of the ta:ior gradss- There is . good
deal Of talk sboat the question Of dis'
pensing Eith the middle men, the pack
| srs, and the dealers. Extsssiys pack
Ing houses hsvs bssn bail. il k&s
Hartford
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x.v Yerh Lave stock Market.

New YORK, April 6.-Beevts-Re'
ceipts Yesterday and to-day s. $50. nsk.
ing $50 for the week, against S23o
last week. Some Of the cattle were
very fine, better than anything shown
here Tor some time. but the average
quality was rather common. The de-
mand was fair snd strosgsr than
dealers could reasonably expect
but prices were about tc lower upon
all grades except strictly prime sSd
fancy, which sold at high figures; pooi
10 fair Texans siQl0tci poor 10 prime
native steers 99l2s choice 70 fancy
l2t@l3ic. Sheep-Fresh Iscsipti
{, $50, making l4,oS0 for the week,
sgai nst l6, ,760 last week; the market j,
quiet and firm; 74@9lc for common to
extra uushorn sheep With two cars oI
lot clipped sheep at T@7te respective
Ily. Swiss-Rsceipts yesterday and TO
day IL, 400, making 80. $40 Tor the week
against 29.S20 lsst ssek; there vs'
but little demand for live city dresses
10 fair demand st 7l97ic; the lAttsl
lgsrs Tor few prime pigs.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

Ssnbosu wss examined before the in'
vestigating committee yesterday and
made puueroas damaging revelations
concer ming bis connection With Gene
raj Butler. He contributed literally to
the expenses Of Buffers election and
was Butler client and next friend.
The currency bill With Merrimsns
amendment was passed by the Senate
yesterday, yeas 90, nays "a. The 6ghi
upon it wss very severe. especially on
the part OF his opponents. and the mos
disastrous consequences OF The adopt
ton Of the bill we're predicted BY Sens
tor Thurman and others. 1t Vas hoped
BY some OF ib opponents that the
President would intsrpose bis veto
On its anal passage Senator
Boreman voted for the bill and
Senator DAVIS sgaiust il. We viii
publish ito full nIt Tomorrow. L
6xes the mailman amount OF currency
at 100000, 900, and reduces to enc
fourth the reserve heretofore requires
to be held BY the National banks.
Four men we're su6ooated through
criminal carelsssness 10 the Chenics
Works at Hunters Point, n. Y yes
terdsy.
The National BsUk OF Brighton
Massachusetts,. 10 in trouble. Its fund.-
have bs.a Incorporated 70 tb'
amount Of 100000. The SUN will b.
made good.
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UTAH.
Horrible Har1a1.

ColRlrxE, April 81. Bsrnssin. 40
old and respected citizen here, ,Wssfound
murdered in his dwelling this mGni0E.
His family were absent visiting In The
West. 1t appears that the OLE man
weat home about II o'clock p. n. and
started 70 30 into hls bed room % re-
tire when . blow from 90 axe . the
hands OF IN assassin concealed behind
the door fslled him TO the lor. A
slight ssuffis seems to have idlowed
but the mudsrer made sure wori. Mr.
Bssnstein va loud 10 the dining room
adjoining the bed room. with hisposke'
book BY his side, empty, and bi watct
gone, showing that robbery vas the mo
tive.
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Cfsofnassi aaskss.

CINCINNATI, April 6.-Cotsoa--
Steady at l6c. Flour-Steady; lsmily
tS 60(a6 IS. Wheat--Dull st 1l $50
/ 3S. Csrs-Dsll si 6SGe7c. Osis-
Steady st 500s7c. Rye-Stsady 81
81 6. Bsslsy-Dull and uuehasssd,
IOils-Unchsngsd. Egss-Stssdy st
l21c. BuItss-S.ssAy small sales st
lsiS sound lots held higher. Lard
In light demand and he'd frw; steam
sslsable si 9ic; kettle held st 9te.
Bulk Nsats-Frn; sbouldsrs &c; clear
rib sides % 90 clear sse. bacon
Strong; shoulders ST. clear rib sides
9tc clear 9Sc. Wbisky-Stesdy DC
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TOLEDO, April 6.-Fiour-Stesdy.
whes.-Steady; No. 3 white Wabash
81 ~ No. | white Michigan SCI; an
ber Michigan ! 45!; June ! 63; No. !
red / So No. Edo ! 4Sal 43i. Corn
Steady; high mixed 67i967iG Nay
Soc June 69Ic; low mlItd 66ic; no
grade 65}966c; damaged soc. o.ts--
Steady; No. 54ic; No. . 4stc.
Glover ssed-$5 90.
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BALTIMORE, April 6.-Fiour-Steady
With IN improved demand. Wbsa,--
Steady and unchanged. Corn--Quiet,
mixed uestsrn Sl@S2. OAts--
Quiet; western o3c. Ryc-Dull at IS
Gls9c. Provisions-Qiiet and uncbsng.
ed. Butter-UnchsDged. Coffee
Nominal, with only q limited jobbng
demand. Whisky-Nominsl a. s6c
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DtNISs Rooxs.-Ths popular dining
rooms kept BY Mr.. Martin Thornton
on Market street opposite the city
building are now open tos the accom-
nodstion Of the public at almost al
hours Of toe day or night. The cookery
is first class and the prices srs usdT'
ate. Dining rooms have been fitted ~
for the accommodation Of ladies and
OF fsniliss and every attention will b
paid to serving up meals promptly asd
veil. Call and SEE. g
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CONNECTICUT.


HARTFORD. April 6.-It S generally
thought there will b. sn election o'
Governor BY the people. The prohibi-
ton vote will be much larger than last
year.
HAsiroaD, March s.-Ths election
resulted IN the election OF Ingsrsoll
fDsm.) for Governor BY An increased
majority. Both houses Of the Legisls,
ture sre Democratic.
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q "TS3D WHEELING " Va, tuesday MORNING, APRIL 1874

Of tOrtyssIx mlltiQn ooithfe VI uoASuo,
bssk carrency, The following: And
each sstionai banking association now
organized, or hereafter to be organized
shall keep and maintain ~ . part Of II,
reserve required BY law onsstourth part
OF the coin reesived BY It a. interest On
bonds OF the U.ited States deposited ~
security for circulsting notes against
deposits, sad that hereafter oDly one
fourth OF the reserve now prescri bed by
law for National banking sssoeiaticna
shsll consist OF balances due 70 sa -.
sociatiou available for redemption and
its circulating rates from associations
in cities of redemption, and upon
which balances no interest shall b
paid. .. .r...
The smsudmsa, was accepted BY
Hr. Merrimsn. ~ ,
MI. Couklips moved An additional
section a. follows: That nothing in
this sct shall be construed TO authorize
an increase OF the principal Of the
public debt OF the United States.
Mr.. Morton hoped this ssctlon would
not be adopted. 1t might be that st
some tine it would be nscessary TO uss
the additional gresnbacks to carry on
the gogernment. - was the case when
the Secretary had to use the legal tep>
der reserve to meet the current expenses
Of the government.
Mr.. Sherman argued in favor OF tn.
adoption OF the section. The scsion Of
the Secretary in Issuing the reserve bad
been referred to a. necessary to meet
publ c necessities. he (ShermaB) did
no. approve Of that setioa and had de-
clared over and over again that the sct
on the part Of the Secretary was an ua-
lawful one.
The amendment Of Mr.. Conlling -ss
rejected; ysas "a. mays q.
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Sew Yssh Dry Gssss Hsskss.

Hsv YorK. April 6.-Busisess eos-
tinuss quiet With commission houses
but rsthsr more sctivs uith inportsss
and jobbers. The market for ootsos
soods vss more sctivs 10 frst hands
ssd prices without quotabIs cbsass.
Prints and Printed ShirtIsgs are seil.
ing freely with jobbeL Colored Cot
tons suisi, sIeeps Cotioosds, ss re-
ducsd qnotstioss. Fossign sod Do
mestie Drea Goods and Black SiIks
iai-ly sctivs
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Eass l.is.ssy Lave stock lsrsss.

EAsf LIsERrY, April 6.-Calhe--
Arrivsls, including Saturda, asd Sup-
DAY, l52 cars; medium IS IS to 6 0O;
common S 90 to S SO. Hog--Arivals.
including Saturday and Sunday. 49
cars; best Philadsipbia 8 20 to 8 40
Yorksrs 5 IS 10 5 SO. Sheep-Arrivals,
including Saturday and Sunday. ID
cars; best I IS TO 8 25; medium 9 SO to
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HOUSE.

Under the call of states, many bills
ssne OF general interest. were rsporsec
and referred.
On motion OF Mr.. Sawyer permission
was given to the Committss on Public
Lands to report back the Senate bill
extending to the 3lst Of December
1876, the time for completing the Cen
trail railroad OF Wisconsin.
After considsrsbl. debate The bill
n..eaj
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NEW YORK.
TW24d.

Nsw York, April S.-Ar. Ssses,,
one Of The Commissioners Of dsritiss
and Corrections. aud who il sponsi
bic for the consideration now tsAown
Tweed on Blsckwtlrs Islsnt says
Tweed 10 in the safest and mosttfic.ly
guarded portion Of the prise from
which hs could not escape unlei twea
ty.two keepers, constantly or, ,aard,
were bribsd. And furthermore, does-
not think it dsyolvss upon the Cunis.
sioasrs to make . martyr Of TSe o.
to exercise any unnecessary &fity
towards him during bis inprisouent'
Foster 8. Dewey, formerly Desd's
private secretary, and now his hesi-
nsss agent, says the room occopd By
Tweed was eertainly more oonfetabis
than Q cell. but it's usni.
ture was not worth nD0re
than $50. 1t became q question Rith
the authorities as to whether O not
some relaxation ei the prison dliplins
in this osse wss necessary TO his sslth.
Tweed vas extraordinarily oorulent
and to enable him 10 walk sbou,with
ssy comfort he WAS oblidssd to hsve
his boIy tightly bound up With clths.
Already in III heslth. his seatsnci has
had crushing effect upon bis neToas
s,s.em, and his condition st presetis
really pitiable. II strict disciplintwes
enforced his sentsnce to imprisonsa.
in the penltentiary would be equiSlsAt
10 Q sentence Of death. Twelve tais,
i'm prisonmen. for miIdemea eanor wse
soms;hing unparalleled in the snnss oi
the law, and his counsel were cry
confident that it could be set aside h@
an appeal was made to higher eurt
o. the State
News Items.
A German nass meeting viii te hld
tonight 10 protest against the proceed
iugs OF the Com miss,onsrs OF Emigs.
,ion, Q majority of whom, It 10 ssssrid
have usurped the power delegated l.
them for purposes spterely forsifn h
their duties, and thereby mani sstst
most profound contempt ofthe ,ghts
Of German emisrants.
Ex-Judge Edwards. & well.snovr
lawyer aud spiritualist. 10 dead.
Ksslish News.
A London Times money s,hcie o
March 18th says: Without any Also
lute cause Of special distrust.he Uaits,
States continues in general state o
dul!less, which has characterized thin
for months past. and which 10 aa'n
tense Is if We Nsrs siowly recovering
from one OF orr decs1nis panies. rh'
condition Of shairs ia IndiG pr0lngl
deisult on many Americss ra;lpsd
bonds and state stocks. The sbine,
Of the faascial revival 3: Tisnnaapc
the apparently hopeless snsrchy il
Spain, and the uncertainty As &c otb'
amount OF Turkish. Egyptian, Pe,viss
and other bonds yet remsinipg D b'
placed on the various ExcbApgss, firo-
ish permanent causes OF depression
wbish are bat slighdy neutrslizs| By
the success Of tbs Asnsntee war, ans
the hopes Of . revival OF trade tou
q reaction in the coal market sar
. steady prospecs Of modsrsts rses o
Discount
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PniIadslDhia Aarkss.

Pa,LApstrari. April 6.-Flour--
SLOW ssIe and unchanged. Wheat
Dull; red 81 5sSl 6S amber ! Is.
Rye--In isir demand At 96GYsc. Corn
Quiet; ysllo~ S24SSSc; MIXED SoS
Sic; white S3c. Oats-Dull; white g.
@s5c; mixed doc. Mess pork-Held
at SIC 5N(SlI 10. B,ef hsms-22a
24c; IN pickle ll@ll3r; sides in salt ~
@sSc; shoulders do 6tc LSrd-93@
lOc. Petroleum-Firn; crude lltc
refined l5}9l5ic. whisky-?Iic.
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Attached 70 the German Pioneer Bat.
tliion No. u. from haeBts, On ibs khiD-.
In fulI uniform, a. HAhiLfoNBO OPERA
HUUsk, James ritaAmmona, LeAsss and
PKitEs or ADMISSION TO THE oor-
CER1B--Admisi u q 90; Reserved .. ais
without extra chGEe; tsmily Circle Ac.
beah can BE- reserv d ~ Adsms 4 LucAS
Mu1ic stors three days In advanos.
aDrf-u
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ClsSstaol HarkSS

CLEvnAxp. April g. Grsis-
Qaist and stss3y; No. ! rcd wheat
81 546l IS; No 2 l Is. Crp-
Steady old mixed 7l072e pev 60 700
lie. Osas-QuisS No. / stsss Sic
10. 2 4os. Pstrsissm-stssdy aad
lssAaaseS.
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APRIL 7th % 9Th.
Tuesday and Wednesday Nights
WEDNESDAY, MATINEE
The Original and Yas-fsmsd
cARNcRoSS q olxEY'S
|MINSTR ELS
Crest star Iroups Of the World. organ.
"a 4. d. l&e.
n rALkNrxp AKrrS7s. n

J. CARNCRoe1, NanseN. The stpg.
Ing of Csrnero2 has becons Q houAehoid
vord," and -ths Wifttctsns of NEs, arc
redolsnt with bumsr, the pssss and psbiie
szpress1ops rsEAndtba tho Carnefoo q
Dtxsy Ninstrsh They are The grsndst
Ainsfrei esganissaton In s'ny dSeail svss
troaps in financial rs,uit u the creates of
thetf thirlson ysays of eIistsnes- Just -
the picture Of the psfSon who sxcisips,
-lye bsen thsrs," sDd ths person who
say,, al eouldnt 20 In"
Brilliant nsw go( smms eaeh rsftrm.
James rit1dmmons, Lesass and Manager.
AdnisAoa kOe, 5ts 60 eiy %; 81 Reserves
Bssu q %; can Be seursd st Box Omos,
pr1 TIL and oh, Tu.A1ay snd wedbss.
day, affse 10 4. n. untl4 r. n. aprs-u
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LoCIsyIiI. kpril 6,-Cotton-

LoclsStILl, April 6.-Cotton-Quist
at Ice, Fi0ur-Qaist and unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet Cora-Quiet and un-
changed at 70S72c. Osts-Quiet and
unchanged at 5S@62e. Hay-SlS 90
90 cara Meas pork-Firm at SIC so.
Bulk mea,s-In fair demand and frm;
shoulder. 6tc; clear rib sides SIC; clear
sides SIC. loose. Bscon-Quiet and
inch sn sed st l2@l2i.. Lart-Tisrcss
9ic: kees l0ic. Whsky-s2a Bag
ying--l26l4c.
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10 rHl PuBLIo.-Er,ce- csrp.ts snd
dry goods before yoa come aad il yoa
doo { save 20 per esas don't you buy Of
me. but come and Sc then. No stall,
but usss unload to make roo0.
]. W. Fa1E,
Csatrs Wheeling.
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New York AArhet.

New YoRK, April 6.-Cottou-
Quiet and held drmer middling up
lands tic. Flour-Stssdy supsrfine
western and state IS 50@6 Is; come
uoa 10 good $6 2596 SO, good to
choice IS $500 Is; white wheat extra
90 7S07 To- extra Ohio &6 So@7 SO.
Whest-No. 2 Chicago spring 81 $50
! 54; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 5S@l 59
No. l Milwaukee 81 60 white western
Sl7l. Rye-Frmer at 81 OS. Barley
-Unc hanged. Corn-Active and nrm;
new western mixed 8S@S8c; old $50
9Oc; whits western S69s8o Oats Firm;
mixed 59@62c, white western 6296Se
Coffse-DuIl and unchanged. Sugar
Primer aud more active. Petroleum
-Easie.; crude 7sc refined l5tc. Pork
-Firmer and active; new mess $l6 20
cash; $l7 90 May; II 25 Juue. Lard
-Firmer; prime steam 10 l-l6c spot
and April. Butter-Hsavy; western
26630c. Cheese-Stesdy ~ ll@l6ic.
whisky-Lower n 96c. Metals-
Manufactured Copper steady; Ingos
Lake 34i@25c. Pig Iron; Scotch
s37 O0@4l 0G American % Ss5 %,
bar quiet Russia Sheet l6t@l71c
gold. Nails quiet; cut 3i@4c c!Inch
5S663c; horee shoe nominal.
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BOSTON.
Seoassrial COnisst.

BosroE. April 6.-Ths bslbt tor o..
s. Senator vas taken to-day With the
following result: Whole NUMBER lS4i
necessary to choice. 90; Dawes, 81; {;
Hoar, 81; Curtis. So Adams. J; Banks.
8; Wsshburn, Whittier. Philips and
Pierce received one vote each.
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Wan DDAK1NIyi.
oYysoD o. ZEE Cany SIeIAL 0yYIoKr,
WAsIusroH, April 6.sr.n
PRoIAHILlTR

4
WAsIusfoH, April 6. sr.N
PRo1ABILlrH,
o. Thursday in Ne. Englsnd par
TALLY cloudy weather will prevail With
uiads shifting TO southerly and poesi-
bly, sastsrly. For the Middle States.
increasing cloudiaess with winds shift
iag 70 soatherly and eastsrly ssd prob
ably rain st night For the so1ther,
States and Mississippi. cloudy and rainy
weather and fresh 70 brisk sonsh-wes'
70 south-esst sisdA For the Uppel
LAks region. tresh 70 brisk no9th-sas'
to south.east winds. Fer The Ohio val
Icy. elssdy and rsinJ wssthsf, ani
frssA % briak east 20 nsrtA w;sas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
Iowa and Nebraska +!

NIijoas Of the B1ss Land in the wess. sor
sale on Tsn Ysasis Cssdit at 9 per ssat inss-
Nt, By The Burlington 4 1iAoon hvsg
RailFoa1 Company.
NOPAYNENTS REQUIRED
Efosps tntssst, TN Af,h yss'.- 4 sh ae1,
Warm Ctmate, Long eeason1, Low fexss,
and yfes Edueaston. Yree 1sfe ana Lov
Ffsights on hoosshoid goods 10 th1ss who
Buy this Year
~ ~ 60 - - ~ 0s5. :. nAakir.
Land osaf, Buiington. Iowa.
&. y. SHAW, ASsat st Sast. rsborg. W&
tRnnh msLS
ne CO00os -
9OO sA'a' PsIxs TO CHOICE
Jus rssssvsl - NJ - h
D. r. 0Sshen Chsess.
m 1G3Y yKxY yuE Jusr NJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

SfocKs-Ths special activity or lea.
turs opened dull bat steady and closed
dull st Q decline OF t9t per csut IRON
the highest prices Of the day. The
sales between 10 and 2 o'clock were
81, 900 shares, Of which 1900 were
Western Union, 1900 Union Pacific,
10, 900 Wabash, 10000 Pacific Nail.
l3, 600 Lake Shore and 5000 North.
western. At the annual election Of the
directors Of the Psnama railroad for
the ensuing year, the following ticket
wss elected: Russell Sage, George ).
Scott, H. 81. Baxter. John II. Burke,
Frank Work. George J. Forrest. A. B.
Stockwell, 8. L. II. Barlow. B. 7.
Kissam. c. &. Garrison, Chsrlss J.
Osborn, T. W. Psrkes, Rufus Hatch.
Russell Sage was elected President.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
FINAHoE AND TRADE.
Few York Assey and ktock AAsks

Few York Assey and sfoek AAsHe''
Nrw YoRK. April 6.-MoSEY-Easy
ss 4ta5 per cent. Sterling dull and
steady ct a IS for 80 days and 81 Tor
sight. Customs receipts A4l COO
Disbursements $289Q00.
GoLD-Rsnsed at ll3fSll3t And
closed ct ll3f. CArrJing rates 3S94
per cent, closing at Per ceet % Eat for
borrowing. Clsarinss 32,00O.oOo: The
Gold Board to-day resolved to close at
3 o'clock throughout the year. =.
srArl Boxps-Quist and nominal.
GoylxHnSrs-Frm and quiet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
OHIO.
Hatal Aeefa0ot.

Colunsps. April 7.-Wn. Flock. .
railroad employee. fell from the top Of
. oar this noraing at the depot and
was crushed from the train passing
over him.
But % out OF los members OF the
House we're present this morning,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-26

f. c. LORD, Secretary
Offce-Room No. 7. Medin, Building, No. II
North Street, Virginia City, Nevada.
Virginia City, New, Nov. /, 1874.