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OHIO.
The Leeislat ure.

COLUMBUS, April In the house
this morning bills were introduced to
give county commissioners the right to
open uew roads when such roads are
declared TO be a necessity; to admit to
bail persons charged in other States
tor crimes and arrested for the same in
o ,io; requiring persons holding lite
insurance policies TO st the came for
taxation. The following bills were
passed: House bill providing that the
putative father OF an ilIegi,iuate child
shall be imprisoned for three months
for 10. complying with the sentence
OF the court before be shall be en-
titled 10 the benefits OF tine act
tor the reliet OF insolvent debtors;
House bill authorizing common pleas
Judges TO issue licenses TO auctoneers
during vacation; House bill 10 author
ize magistra,es IN counties having crimi
nal jurisdiction 10 recognize criminals to
appear before probate judges. Senate
bill TO reduce the fees OF sherifis for
keeping prisoners Was iudsfnitsly post
poned
In the House this afternoon the fol-
lowing bills we're passed: House bill
to provide ,ha, propositions to ley
taxes Tor erecting township houses
shall first be submitted TO the people;
House bill TO authorize county CON.
missloners to repair and i'm mprove roads.
In the Sepate the following bills were
passed: House bill TO amend the act
regulating the mode Of administering
assignment in trus, for the benefit Of
creditors, go as to enable creditors 10
choose an assigoee; Senate bill TO au'
thorize mining companies 10 take stock
in railrosd companies and bald eide
tracks to their mines. 40 invitation
wac read from Geo. Il Pepdleton in.
viting members Of the General Assem-
bly, 10 NEE, members Of the Consti;u-
t,onal Convention At IN entertainmen;
to be given BY him mex, Tuesday, The
anniversary Of the settlement Of Ohio
Bills we're introduced to repeal the law
granting funds to agricultural 60
cie,ies, and providing that moneys %
sc, apart by existing laws shall bs az
p-opria,ed 10 the benefis OF common
schools.
| The whisky War.
The most noticeable feature OF th,
crusade to-day. was the refusal Of Eb
erly, proprietor Of . Wholesale grocery
to allow the ladies to pray in irout o
bis place. He ordered the ladies rude
ly away, and upon their rerussl to 60
ordered bis men carry out . lot o
goods In doing this one Of the truck
vas wheeled over The dress OF one o
the ladies.
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FOhtI6N.
ENGLAND.
Died-Ncvs from Bitbos.

Died-Ncws from Riiboa.
LONDON, April 2.-The Duke OF
Devonsnire is dead. o..
Authentic dispatches 10 Apri! first
from the scene OF war before Bilto
show that the Republican troops hav,
taken no position held BY the Carlisls
since Msrce 25tb. A three days armis-
tic in which Bilboa was not included, /,
has been agreed upon for the burial o.
the dead. In the meantime the bonn.
bsrdment of the city continues. Gen
Csbsllero Derades with 5000 men is
advancing by forced marches TO the
assistance OF .Ma-sheii D.
a special from India says that lneen-
diary fires are alarmlngly frequent in
the ueish borhood oil Zettamow, 10 the
Gwoliore District Two large vilIages
have heeu entirely destroyed. From
Nepaa large numbers OF the in.
sabi,ants are emigratiug in consequence
OF famine.
The Bank oi England announeed to-
day ths, 10 change WAS made in the
discount rate.
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specie Payment.

ClxcIxxA1I, April 2.-The Board OF
Trade last evening passed resolutions
expressing the belle! that the restora-
ton OF specie payment was not practica'
be nov and should not be attempted,
but that such foundation be made that
the change TO specie payment will not
check or dsraugc buoinees, ond that
urther Initiation OF the currency
would retsrd the return to specie pay
mept,. Efforts have been made to re-
vive this question, aud the Board to.
day re-affirmed these resolutions, and
iu view Of the lnexpediency Of sgitating
the question, they indefinitely postpon-
ed the consideration OF the subject
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MINI ES0TA.
Bank SWindicr.

ST. PAUL, April "a "A", same
unknown, to-day pre,en,,i 'r'". MeT-
chants National bank o. th'- CITY,
what purpor,ed TO be a certified c"ecS
OF W. F. Coolbsush Il Co, Oh .9a'e
Chicago bank, stating that he proposed
going into business in this city and that
be wished to open bank account. His
account Was accepted and his check
placed to bis credit. In twenty minutes
afterwards the same man presented HE
own check for S3. GOO. which was paid.
Telegraphc enquiry resulted in inlor-
nation that the certified check vas
bogu.. The man has lett for parts un-
knoxn and the Merchants National i'
out R3.600
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wheeI.s wssiesais a.r.e

| "nseiiSos april u 1919.
APPLES-Sc' rec and wanted choice
| 5 cOa350.
BUrTER-Common table sseso ana
i03t4c Tor choice.
BAKING POwDER-lLogan, List 4 Co.'S
ans s5 Is; bulk ssc: Entsrpstse, (AcCahe.
KRAFT & Co.'S SIC.
sUCKwHEATFLoUR-in fa,r demand
'i exc per pound.
CHEESE-westarn In fair demand a.
l7isc and ". Y. Goshen At lS}1fc,
CARBON OIL Standard brands, In u
Iob5ing way, al l6c asking and no chary-
Ior package. Ct.
CANDLEs.-star at Isc: city mould a.
ll9i2c; Adamantine lSc.
CnFFEE-we quota: Good 70 prims
at n9Wxc: choice at aaS ehotcs Java ~
SOC; old yellow kio at $50 hoastsd $40.
CRACKFRs-ssrs Sssssr. ',sc' eream
u itsss@wsSied SssteIi& & a, ,ssi.c.
fISH-Mackerel, No. ] halves q % %:
obls at sis %; No. q 50 iargs; : rs; me.
dium none In market; new mackerUl,
fuil weight, one hundred 0s barrels at
ti2 50; Light weights At various prizes, &C.
eording TO the weight Of peckagsS Lafs
anss.S asr,,Rs "A e o. new white h'h at u %
FLOUR-white wheat family faney At
9 ;sss s. s.; rsn, ,amiIsy Y g st1 s'ssoi spring At
aLAss-First gnaiity SKIS AZ ls7s;ioIl2 Al
: So per boz Of 50 isot. discount 90 per cent.
GRAIN - Wheat choice No. st o. IS
choice red q t60l ta Rye steady
2! SssSc. Corn at 0Sec. Oats. at
s1Y-BOlcd 80 Ws2i o. loo-. 20 OOs
800
iRoN-Flat and bar. 3s-lC0t 2.l0c; hors-
shoe, s s-les round and square. S-loQ7 &loe.
assSy ISye: SshS Soop loi i.icss iioc g oval wan % sIO
4-lOc; half oval and half round. 7.io0
i-lUc
LARD oIL-Adysnoed. Extra win,e
$50; fall strained nj &c.
MOLASSEs- rime old crop arm at 81
SAiis-PriOc. per kes. Brads aud
Fen ling, lC to eOd, q l2,s;s 70 "a, = 81; .
$ eaSz; il IN, s6 sl,S; IN, IS sa& il In in.
s rs; IN, 81 S Gni.hng, n, g ".
/ s Z: q, li s S'ssiGp' sG,' ~ : 1 s's! Gasa. q.
Nsils, IN. tsS?x Ciinch nain all sizes
8 s;,.: Cut spikes, al .i.ss, 4 s;r Boa, a,
PRUvislOSs-Ncw Mess pork. ai
sis6'; Lard, extra winter st lcc; kegat
lie. sugar cured Aams l2,<c; clear . dc. Rc
shoulders tx: suezr-cured breskiast
bacon llkc- Bulk shouldefs &C. Dricd
Beef nominal.
PUTATokS-Domandl light at o. i5ai y.
PEL1S-i elite. 25ccttl 20: butchers
Ektnssl sb112s.
RICE-sUuth Carolina fair 10 prime al
9t,c: Ran COON ai T,.gsc; Pstna fc.
sEEpS-Ttmothy at 10; clover OF rs 2S;
axsocd az q Is.
srAHCH-At 5}sSsHc; maisena, l20lic.
sODA-At sc In papers bert SewCasils n,
Sc I'm kcx: American at 7tc.
SOAP-fAmily a &c; German Al &c:
axIT-bsify at 0 -: best Ohio River .i
o. 80 deIivered. Ground Alum Ia hass 81 -.
ine Ashton q 10.
sYRUPs-Arc active and hrm. We
quote Common nj S 10 Sc: Prime, E9Coc;
Choice, 70c.
sUGhHS-PTime New Orleans skao,fc.
Standard brands OF refined AZ PIiiows;
crushed, powdered and grAnalstsi al llxc.
A at lClSc Is Of 10 &c; eItra L at i0,{c; com.
mon ontndsat ko,Sc les; standard yellow
TEA-Gunpowdsr at q oooi %, Young
Tyson n &sl x5: UnloDg Al 5oH7bssl ".
WOOL-I ne wool market N Quie and
inquiry fair. Prices range fropi
$50 c the outside nsurs being iofsuperior
lafg
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ToSsao Marker,

ToLEDo, April 2-PIour -Qaief
Whest-Shade lover. closing frmsr
white Michigan 81 81; amber Mich.
gan sRsst tl 45i; seller Nav 81 49t
Jane 81 50; No. ! red 81 81; No. 2
red 81 43. Cors-S!esdy; high mixed,
spot, e6c; old &c; April Csc; Nay
size Jure 5SiS low mixed Csc DO
grade 64c. 0sis-Dull and . shade
lower; No. 2 4sS Michigsn 49c.
CIoyer Seed- $3.50.
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BY TEEEG RAP b..
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By the Western Union Line, od1ce North
wesl corner Of Main and Euh streets.
WASHING TON.
WAsHrNeros. April 2.
The District Iuyesttga,fOn.

At the morning session OF the Dis
trict Investis sating Committee, several
witnesses were examined as to the VAL
ue of the real estate in the eastern sec
ton Of the city. which mas been sub
ject to q general sewer tax OF two ceats
pr square foot. To STOW that the tax
amounts to a large part OF the real val
ue thereof, Mr.. Todd, of Boston, testi-
a ed that he owns improved property in
the eastern section OF the city
which is assessed at about
SO 900. and that the sggregage
OF his taxes this year. including special
improvements OF sewer and general
taxes, is over $1l ,0O0. Samuel Stroog,
q large contractor. was questioned a.
length in regard to moneys he bad paid
William 4 Cook, attorney Tor the Dis
trict OF Columbia. He denied the i'm
putalion that he hid been feeling this
attorney to decide in bis favor, and
claimed that Mr. Cook had been his
lawyer for some yesrs and that the
moneys paid him were legitimate couu-
sci teee.
The House Committee on Appro-
pria,ious TO day. agreed 10 insert in the
deficiency bill $40, 900 Tor work on the
new government buildings at Indian.
apollo, Indiana.
Resignation.
Congressman Robert s. Hall, OF New
York. Las placed 10 the hands Of the
Speaker his resignation as chair nan Of
the House Committee on the District
Of Columbia. His resigustiou IS sail
to be induced by the failure OF the
House to sustaiL the various recon-
me uds,ioDs ot the committee lately
Representative Hsrmer. OF Peunsylva-
mia, Is eecond on the commtIes, but it 10
ssid he will decline the chairmsnship.
Mr.. Cottor, o. Iowa. stands next en- the
list aud will probably be chairman.
the House Committee on Territories,
BY vote 81 6 to !, have agreed to re-
commepd the passage OF bill for the
admission OF New Mexico as g State
into The Union.
The President has signed sn &C; TO
remove the disabilities OF w. L. Cab ell,
o: Texas.
The Prestden'.
The President will leave Washing
ton Tomorrow on a brief visit to New
York. and on that account no cabinet
session was held to day.
Tho Sanb Urn Case.
The Conmitte on Ways and Mesns
did not have this morning its usual
earring in the matter OF the Sanborn
contrscis. The personal attendance
and statement OF John D Ssnborn had
been exp, cted, but be failed to appear
and the committee proceeded with the
consideration OF ordinary business.
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CHICAGO.
Trial OF Rev. Mccarthy.

CHICAGO, April2.-The Baptist Ecele'
siastical Council, which has been en-
gagged 70. some two months past, in the
trial OF Rev. Florence Mccarthy, Of
U MON Park Church, on charge Of
unchristiau and unministerial conduct,
preferred BY the descons Of his church
concluded it's lsbors at midnight last
night. majority OF the council sgree.
ing upon the report, Withdrawing from
the accused the hand OF minis eral TEL
loxship, but not advising the church,
to e1peI HIM from its membership. A
respectable minority o! the courcil dis.
agreed with this conclusion, an1 will
pr, ably make their views OF tue case
public.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
End OF the Strike.

SrseCEHASsA DEPoT. April The
Erie trains, passenger and freight, are
now running regularly aud no fu,ther
trouble is anticipated. Work has been
resumed ip the shop:
Everything is now quie! along the
line OF the Erie road, and the arrange
men.s for moving freight are working
we'll. Nearly Eve thousand cars have
psssed here sine. Monday. The troops
let Yesterday and no further disturb.
ance is ante, psted. All the disabled
soyires are again In working order.
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CANADA.
Excitement About RieI.

OTTAWA. April 2.-The intense e1'
sitement OF yesterday respecting Riel
has subsidei. 1t is said that Riel 10 in
Ogdensburg.
TORONTO, April "A dispatch from
Fort Garry. Msnitob,, says intense eI-
citement prevailed there on receipt Of
intelligence that Ricl vas in
Ottowa and had taken the oath.
TIE largest mass meeting ever held
IN the province assembled in the open
air and passed resolutions expressing
unqualified indignation at the attenp.
OF K el 10 take his seat in the House Of
Commons OF Canada, AID demanding
that Parliament perform its duty snd
purge itself o! his presence and cause
bis arrest and transmission 10 Manitoba
to stand O trial on the charge Of treason
and murder. The city council os Fort
Garry also held meeting and passed
equally strong resolutions
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LoufsvpiIe market.

LOUISVILLE, April l.-Cottou-
Firmer at l6c. Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat nominal. Corn
and Osts-Qaiet and unchanged. Hay
-sl7 90 on cars. Provisiops-firmer.
Mess pork-l6fc; bulk shoulders 81 clear
rib sides SIC; clear 81 loose. Bacon
shoulders 7c; clear rib sides 9tc: clear
81, packed. Sugar cured hams l2@!c.
Lard-Tiercc 9.c; k.g. l0ic Whisky
Or
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CLEVELAND.
Strike.

CLEVELAND, April AT 1880 this
morning the lsborers at the Uuion ds,
pot struck for an sdvsLce OF vages,
from 81 so 10 $l.75 per day. The gaog
numbered nearly three hundred nsu.
and all were promptly paid of.
Charles Dill, one Of the Oldest epgi.
rsers Of the Atlantic and Great Wet
ern railroad. dropped dead g. Yonrgs-
town to-day.
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WISCONSIN.
Serious Accident.

MILWAUKEE,. April 2-0n Wedues-
day night a serious accident occurred
at MiddletovI. Wis. Exercises were
being held iu school house, When q
kerosene lamp exploded, setting fire to
the building. About 500 persons we're
preseu, and became panic.stricken.
10 rush for the door many were iu-
jured. Abont forty persons were burt,
tour seriously. The fire lasted about
halt an hou-, and Was extinguished by
two plucky women, who smo,hsTed II
With overcosts and carpets.
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SrocTs-E.rly in The day were quiet
but became active and strong toward
the close With q general advance, the
closing prices being the highest OF the
day. The features we're Union Pacific,
Wabash, Western Union. Pacific MsiIr
ST. Paul. Lake Shore and Northwest
err. Erie was exceptionally weak
and declined t per cent. The Gales
between 10 and 2 o'clock were 70 900
shsree. OF which IA 900 were Western
Union, l3, 900 Uoion Pacific. 8, 900 Erie,
1900 Lake Store. Q, 1000 North wsstern,
l2O0O Wabash aud 5000. Pacific Mail
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View York Dry Gsoas Market.

Nsw YoRK, April 2.-Business quiet
with commission houses and the job.
bins trade lees active The market for
cotton goods quiet bat without quota be
Prices for prints not 20 quick;
Cocheco, Merrimack and Sprasues
shirtiogs selling freely Q. SIC. Cotton
.des moving at the reduced prices
G,ogbsms move slowly even at the re-
vised rates. Percales and Dress goods
iu steady demand. Colored Silks s,ll-
ipg very lev.
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PsLADELPgIA, April 2-PIour-
Quiet and weak; superhoe IS Is; Peut-
~lvssIs, Ohio add Indiana 7 509S 90
Whsat-U nehaosed. Rye-Stssdy 8,
Csc. Coru-Quie; and Arm; yellow 81
ass; white SIC. 0sts-Q1iet and
steady; white 62a63c; mixed $4,000
Provisions-Quiet. Wbisky-91tc
Petroleum-Crude llt9ll4c refined
l5ial5ic, cash and April.
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CLEynlsp, April 2 - Flour
In AR deuscd and firm. Wheat
Quiet aod uscbspged; No. ] red winter
81 Sc; Ne. 2 do I is. CoTo-Is tair
demand. frua ard unchanged; old mix
I'd 7lISI25 rev do T0G7lc. Oats
Qai.t ard usebspged: No ] State Sic;
No. 2 do see; white 529s3c. Petroleum
-Quis, ssd steady; stsodsrd white esr
lots lIS9 l2S Oaio State test 10 l50',
l5cai5lc. -
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LRrrER PROM CHARLESTON.
The Temperance Reform
Editors OF the REGISTER.

The TenPsra0ec keiorm
Editors OF the ReSister.
A mas meeting Was held by the
Good-Templars last uigbtin the Meth
odiss Episcopal Church. (Sou.b,) which
was largely attended by the elite Of the
city, Addresses were delivered by Rev.
Mr.. Clawson and others {; q great deal
OF enthusiasm WAS manifested, the
hou,e tsirly ringing with applause, as
the speakers were chesred. Toe Good
Tspplars marched en- mass 10 srd
from the meeting. A couple OF Cru .
ssdiug old maids" tried to hood wink
your correspondent into 'jiueing,' but
It 10 needless to say tha, We bad ver'
4 .s,t business elsewhere lust abou
,ust time" ADDISON.
Caarleston March 27h, 1874.
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LOUISVILLE.
p0struetive Fire.

LoUIsyILLs, April 2.-The Laprler1
Journal has intelligence OF 3 destructive
FIRE in Lancaster. Gsrrard county, Ken
tucky, yesterday, which destroyed
eleven:.buildines, including the Deposit
Back, the Lancaster Necs Office, srd
several stores and dwelling houses.
The fire started in Bailey's store and
soou progress ed beyond contro!. The
loss is over $4,000
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afheeling &egister.

1HE Attorney General OF Pennsyl-
vsuia has announced bic opipion that,
under the laws of that State. this day.
Coed Friday, i, legal holiday and
public Offices should be closed. No
national nor State legislation has been
had in relation to the matter in Yves,
Virginia.
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East Liberty Caa.Ie Marker.

EAsT LDgfrT. April 2.-Cstile-
Arrivals So carr; bes; f6 90 70 62S
medium Is 10 6 0G common 5 90 70
5 so bulls 3 50 to LOO. Hoss-Asri.
walls 4 car; best 6 20 te6 40 Yorksrs
5 20 70 $40. Sbsep-AyTivsls ] ear;
best 7 20 TO s 50; nedism S % too ..
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Contribution to the lexicogrsPhy OF
the future: Butile y. a; 10 eoonive ai
black mailing mercbsns and Pluoder-
,nE the Treasury. Bailsr,s; one Who
buttles.
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Tnsy are gong to tesr down the
house in which Ben. Butler vas born.
Ia youth it sheltered him. bat the tel-
Low Who has the moratgs 90 1t doesn't
ssen to care . cent for ssntimsns
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WEpSrspAr. April j.
The arrival o' stock Tor the week
ending Wednesday neon ~n double
that Of The week before for cattle. and
abcu, tie tame nsmtsr Of hog' The
demand l. fair.
CAI1Ls-25 head a, % e0C97 90 per
100 cwl
Hoes Arrival. lC6 head 81. price,
rangipr ron IS 10 to e6 90 pr sSt
No arrivals Of shesp or cslve'.
For Additional Markets see 4h Page
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
View York Money and Stock uarEc,

NEw YORK, April 2.-MosEr--Essy
at 394 per ceut. Sterling dull At
1851 for 80 dayP, and ASH for
SIGHT Treasury Disbursements $50
600. Customs receipts $54S, 700.
GOLD Ranged at ll3f9ll3i; closiog
at the latter price, ClesriDgs s5S, ,Coo.-
900.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet aud nominal.
GoygRNNgNTs-Closed firm.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DIrAkINEsT.
OFFICE OF ZEE CHIzY SraSAL 0FFIcEE,
WAsHNsros, April 2,sP.H
PROBABILITIES,

On Friday tor New EoglsDd gsn.r.
ally CLOUDY weather With winds gradu-
ally yeering TO the west aud north Wesi
during the Afternoon and evening and
clearing weather. For the South Atlan.
&c, the Middle States and Lower Lake
Region clear OF partially cloudy weather
and iresh west and northwest winds
rsreasing occasionally TO brIsk. Pol
the Cult States snd Tennessee geoerall!
clear weather and light 70 fresh wipds
mostly from the north and north vest.
For the Upper Lake Regicn and soath'
ward over tbe Ohio Valley gsuerslly
clear weather and vest TO northxes'
Winds. For lows and Missouri gensr.
ally clear weather.
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Mr.. George b. Boxer, our minister
to Consta utinople is on 8 trip. through
Greece aud Ilsly. he will shortly
permanently give up his post and re'
turn to his home 10 Philadelphis.
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MEnPHIS.
Heavy RFesf.

AEnrHi,, April 2.-Tbere vas L
heavy iros, las. night and some ice. It
is feared that the fruit crop Is severely
damaged
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= TALkHIED AkTWz9. -
J. l. CARSCBo1A, Mansgss. @Ths aps-
ing .S,S g C.ssa: AT .ss. ses ts:e.s
expressions o eaSdisg the CAsp2oo q
N1<y Ninsarsk They are tha eTSnds
Minstrel orgasissllon IN o az dS1sii sveT
presentea- fhs pssent se1.on Of tE.,
t.o % In 1nsscael -. uit y " ssct@ OF
thei thirsen ysan Of existSoea Jna ~
.IS I've p Ssen ,b,r.,. sDd t.s ~ ssrna Who
sayp,. couldn't est IN"
asos. g AsHiINEr vsEHA. ECUsf,
James .fs-tmnoua, Lsess 50 Aanseer.
A1.isSoo - 1ts md 49, ~ . ssyet
Hp1lnh anA sih, 5ss1sy ssd Wsosss.
day. a;isx 10 A. y. aDs IlH. u. s0glu
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Don P,att. ater great study and pro-
toand reAs s:,ion, suns up bis views On
the ridsl wave thus

There was an old pump they called Dio
LAWS, woo roamed around IN Ohio
Lose, Q they say
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Did this old stomach pun they ca lied Dio
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HOUSE.

Nr. CoDger, from the COMMITTEE oI
Commerce, reported bill authorizing
the sppoiptment OF Q competent person
10 chain and report authentic iDIorma-
ton regarding the seal fisheries and
fur trade OF Alaska, the condition o.
the natives, e., with a .alary Of eight
dollars per day and sctual travelling
expenses.
A ter . long debate, the House resus
ed to order the main question yeas l02;
nays Ill, and the bill vent over.
The House then resumed considers.
ton Of the currency bill.
Mr.. Wilson. OF Indiana, gave notice
that the sub .,iiute which be proposed
to offer for the pending bill Was in part
substantially the same, but in some
respects il wss different. The tea,ure
common to both was. free baskiar,
which he thought would remedy 9
leading defect in the currency system,
ssd the limitation OF the currency bv
l.w. he laid down ss n unsrswerable
proposition that the smo1st OF currency
should cot be goyerened BY law, bu,
by the demaods Of business.
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G00DALL, NELSON g. PERKINS,
STEAMSHIP LINES.

xTCSS The ELEGANT and FAST SAIL
ING STEAMSHIPS OF this Line
will sail regularly, as follows:
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r. II. CHASE, M. %.
DR.. j. w. OLIVER,
K. D. WISE. M. D..
DIR. M. s. JONES,

EyORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS, MO-,
H2#A IL has located In Los Angeles, where
&XYsSs he win give his special attention to
49, diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
OFFICE Spring ST., opposite Temple Block.
feb25tf-2
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DeImOniCo Restaurant.

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE COM
IVA MERCIAL. Los Angeles, California.
OPEN AIT ALL HOURS.
BB- The choicest delicacies of the Best Mar
kets always on the Bill of Fare. Elegant
DINNERS AND LUNCHES at a moments
notice. JAS. MUNROE & co,
nO2tF-3 PrpprietOrS.