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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, October 25.-Beevss-
Receipts 4,4s0 head, making TO- 10 head
for the week, against $500 for the same
time last week. The market WAS eI-
tremely dull at reduced quotations Of
Friday at ga l3c for poor 10 prime native
steers and G!a9!c for poor to choice
Texas and Cherokee cattle. About 81
car loads were unsoii at the close.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts LAO
head, making -, $50 head for the week,
against 81, l60 head for the same time last
week. Sales low and market weak a. ~
d6lc for common 10 extra sheep, and
5G7tc for lambs.
Swine-Receipts Yesterday and today
1850 head. making $4,000 head for
the week, against 2S,l50 for the same
time last week. Live-Dull al 7:@sic.
DraSsed-S.pAdv at q3Li lOtc.
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The Rate OF Discount OF National
Banks.

WAsuIyGToN, October 2j.-The Su-
premp Ceurt to-day decided the case OF
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Of
Buffalo. against Peter c. Desrins. The
New York Court Of Appeals held that
An agreement for the discount OF A note
above the legal interest Of New York
was corrupt and Illegal, and that under
tho law of the State the whole debt WAS
forfeited. This opinion the Supreme
Court mas reversed, to the effect that IN
der the National Bank law, the Hnn:'h
forfeited only the excess Of the i'sa. rate
nt interest.
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Obtaining G0a,Is Und"r False Pre-
IclIres.

MEMPHIS. Oc;,b.. 25.--J. VI. T!shr.
lately grocer and commission merchant
On urWArd'S row. who was recently ad-
,li.cd a bankrupt, was arrested hat "v"n-
Ing while returning from church. IN
requi,iiiln from tne Governor OF ONO
approved BY the Governor ot tennessee,
on a charge %: ob.mrng goods under
fal.c pretencc.. T!Ehe sia;e, tina; he Ma
taken 10 4 room in The third 'to-! ot a
business block, and when he attempted
70 call a friend on the strest VA. threaten.
ed with instant death # he repeate- The
attempt. II friends IN hearing OF h'
arrest procured writ Of N''.7, tory1S
AMI had him taken from them At kari.c.t
today. and brought back. II" wsi. have
= nearing tomorrow morning.
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More Troops for Cuba

MADRID, October 25-The Epocd Of
this city says: In addition to the $4,000
troops sent to Cuba since the appointment
Of Valmaseda to the Captain General
ship the Government have determined
to send q further force of 1000, which
forms tenth part of the last levy. The
executive authorities Of Cuba have re-
ceived directions to purify the Cuban ad-
ministration by Furnishing the authors
and participatOrs IN fraud witnou. dis
tinC,lOn
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The Guibord Burial Case.

MONTREAL, October 25.-Tbe garrison
artillery and Prince of Wales rifles. at
tended the funeral of late volunteer &c
the Protestant cemetery to-day, and the
French Canadians got the ides that
Guibords funeral was about to take place
and swarmed to the cemetery by thou
sands. Several fights took place, and
much bad feeling was manifested.
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Cincinnati Market.

CIScINNATI. October 2j.-Co.ton-
quiet a. l&;c. Flour-Dull and un-
changed hest-DU!l ~ 81 2jm,l So.
Corn-Quiet at G0M63c. Osts-Dull at
3OLi5c. Barley-DuIl and unchanged
Rye-Dull at 7smsoc. Pork-$2l 30.
Lard-Dull; steam l5.c; kettle I33@,l4c
Bulk Meats-Quiet, new gIl2!c, all
packed. Bacon-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-Firm st 81 l5.
Hogs-Firm for shippers; packers dull;
common light So 6Oa5 -; good light
and packing s. SO@7 10; Tor butchers
81 ljG-25.
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A telegram from Milford, Pa, states
that q disease similar to the eplZootIc, Is
killing of the cattle in several counties
bordering on the Pennsylvania side Of
tho Delaware river.
The Comptroller Of Currency has ap-
pointed Warren p. Noble receiver Of the
Fins. National Bank, OF Tiffin, Ohio.
1t re-afFirmed that the Crown Prince
Of Germany will visit the Centennial.
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BY TELEGRAPH
10 THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Moody and Sankey.

NEW YORK, October 25.-The Young
Mems Christian Association Of New
York has rented the HIppodrome for the
month of January, tor $500 week. II
IS to be occupied by Moody and Sankey.
The Universaiists who We're not taken
into consideration IN the preparation for
Moody and Sankey, began revival Of
their own this evening IN C'ermont av-
enue church, Brooklyn. Moody and
Sankey's prayer meeting in DR.. Tai
madgcs church. this morning, was nu-
merously attended.
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What is Vegetine2

IL IS a compound extracted nom bark
roots and herbs. Iiiauature. .s remedy. u
IS perfectly harmless from any bad effect
upun the ~ stem. Il j. uouriShlHg aud
strengthening. 10 acts directly pom the
hinoI' n guiats The nervous ~ Som. 70
gives YOU u good, sweet sleep ~ night. li
Is % great ptuNcca FOR our aged fathers aud
mothers, Tor 10 gives them strength, 4ulr's
their nerves. and gives them iNurr =
sweet >le"U--aS has been proved DH many
au agru person. 10 IS the great Liuua
Purifier. IL - - soothing remedy FOR uuT
children. 10 has relieved ana cured thou.
sands. IL Is very pleasant tn ta.,"; ,y"fT
child likes 10. Z, relieves ami cures all dis
cases origiuatiu- rom impure blood. Try
the N.g.tiuc. riyc % q ialy trial for your
complaints. then Won VIII saw fu you.
friend, uDighh"r nud acquaintance. "lgF
10. % IY~ CvT,-t mo.
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Xevv Work Dry Goods Market.

\ sw YORK. October 25.-Busnc,s has
been sluggish with domestic commission
houses aud importers, and the joubIng
trade was light. Cotton Goods in limited
demand. Utica NonparIei -hirtirg re-
duccd TO lie; cotton hannels IN brisk de-
manI and irE prints dull, except robes
when were in fair request; dress goods IN
fair demand and closely sold up. The
daily Bu.Letm says leading JobD.ng
house, on Wednesday, Oc.ob 'r 9TH. vii
ailer a large line Of Sprague prints nj 6
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Ei,Iedwith "A Pitchfork.

T,rr.vlrrE. October %. - James
Wright. ;eamster, received 'a'a' m
iurv this morning by a blow with
n,tcbfork in the hands OF Jacob REM.
German gardner Both men were d7lv-
ing wagons in the same direction; that OF
REM in passing that Of Wright coiild-
ed. and in consequence q q"arre. occur
red. Wright threw stone ana MI ht"%
VINO in turn felled HIM with ptch'orh
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Sesv York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, October 23.-MOSEY-
Active At 3npG per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 5rg7 per cent. Customs
receipts $4,000. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed 100000 Clearings 500
100000. Bankers bills 49O946lt.
GoLD-Opened at ll4:, fell of to ll4I
and advanced to 1854 at which It closed.
Rates paid for borrowing were / 81 and
l-64 per cent per diem, and !, ., ) and :
per cent per annum.
IovERSMENr BoNUs-Firm.
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Receiver Asked For.

Roze.le NJ. Hougn fled 3 bill IN the
Superior Court to-day, asking That re.
celver be appointed for the Chicago and
Pacific railroad, the defendants IN the
case being Thomas :. Doboins and others,
who, as uou.h asserts, have deIrauded
him ofthe share Of the proceeds OF the
road which are Justly nj IN virtue OF MS
being r ssockHu,Jer 10 the amount %
$4,000
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Dedication a New city Hail.

BALTIMORE, October 25.-Tae rev
c,tv nall. beautiful marble structure
covering the square bounded BY ta-
yet,e. Calvert, Lexington and Holiday
streets, was formally dedicated today
and turned over 10 the city authorities
bv the Building Committee. The e"r"--
monies included a grand procession, and
the streets through which i moved were
crowded with people.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OrrICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnl>G -ON. October %, An.

OrvICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuI>G on. October %, An. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the Upper Lakes, tne Upper Mis-
.is,jppi the Lower Missouri and Ohio
Valley and Tennessee, using barometer,
northwest TO southwest winds, colder,
cloudy weather and snow or rain, follow
ci 6v clearing weather west OF the Mis-
sIs'ppj.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic
States, stationary temperature and press
ure, southwest 10 northwest winds and
increasing cioudiness, with falling tenn
psrature and rain in the Southwest
For the Lower Lakes. the Middle snd
Eastern States, falling barometer, south
west 70 southeast winds. warm, cloudy
weather and rain, followed by cold
weather and northwest winds on the
Lower Lakes.
Cautionary signals continue on Lskes
Superior, Michigan, Huron and Erie and
are ordered Tor Lake Ontario.
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Great Running Race.

SAN FgASCIsco, October 25.-Ihe !oI-
lowing horses are entered for the great
four mile and repeat running race, TO
come of On the 18th Of November, for a
purse OF 100000, given By the Fac'hc
Jockey Club: Wild Idle, Gunstead,
Katie Rease. Sprlngbsck, Rutherford,
Revenue. Jr., Fannie Hal, Hook Hook
lng ard Charmcr.
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Editorial Change.

RlcnNoSD. VA. October 2j.-M-se'
p. Handy and Charles Jones. Iate OF
the New York Trtjrme and James II.
Beale. Jr.. latc OF the Boston Post, have
purchased the Enquirer and will issue
the irst number under the new manage
ment tomorrow, AS a Conservative Demo
cratic paper.
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rictorCoIumbia Bonds.

WusH1yGToS, 25.-The Attorney
General has given an opinion that the
faith Of the United States Is unduaIhed'y
pledged for the payment Of the interest
and principal. at maturity, OF me . 20
honds Of the District OF Columbia, author
lied by Congress under the sc: OF June
90 lS-4.
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wife Murderer sentenced.

JOLIET. LII, October % acobs,
farmer. VINO mas been on trial here tor
wife murder lsSt spring, Wa found
guilty BY jury to-day, who 1Ied the
penalty of death by banging. Inc evil
denco was only c.rcums:anua., but very
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CuIcAdo. October 25.-The ChIcago
Insurance Agency Association, which
has formerly done an extensive business
in the Northwest. has failed. and It's effects
will be disposed ola. sherIi! safe. The
Secretary. M Eastman. wa, once editor
Of the Insurance Reporter, - newspaper
nnhIisheN nntr
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PITTSBURGH, October 2j.-Tle foo:
race today, between James Wheat; col
orad. and james Mes.er, walte, one nun
dred .nd twenty-five yards. tor purse ~
81. 600. was won by the iat,er, beating
Wheat about eighteen inches. Time, -
seconds.
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STATE BNN Us ktl'N'
SrOCKs-Geaeraily opened strong and
higher. the Improvement ranging from
to per cent rs compared with the
closing quotations Saturday. The great
est increase Was in Illinois Central
which sold at J2, against 81 At the close
on Saturday. Erie was weak and
declined to l6; in sympathy with The
London market. but afterwards ros" g.
III. At the second call the maI Art was
frm AT. in many cases, the highest point
OF the dav. Hannibal and s.. Joseph ad-
yanced to 2I., closing at 2oi. \; the
close stocks were lower, the increased ac-
tivitv in money being used against tho
market, The decline IN the genera. list
wa. to per cont. In some cases, now
ever. closing quotations were higher
than Saturday Tne movement IN Han
nbal and t. Joseph was reported to no
based on some negotiations about lands
Western roads generally are doing well
and their nsrniugs are on the lnrrcss"
Union Pacific for October W.
show gam nj over 100000 On October
Of last year. Transactions on Stock Ey-
change aggregated $4,000 shares. of
which 10000 were Pacific Mail, 10000
Wc.te.n Union, 1900 Northwestern
common. 5000 It. Paul common. 1000
Erie. 800 st Joe. $1,000 Lake Shore.
10000 Ohios. 1000 Union Pacific. 1000
Missouri Paciac. The latter opened At
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Pittsburgh Market.

PIrrsEyRGH. October 2j.-W heat
nchanged. Corn-Quiet; snelled 6NG
-ur. ear 6sfd Zoe on track Petroleum
Quiet, crude 81 52l at Parker refined
iaml3:c Philadelphia delivery.
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Death ola Prominent Physician.

IsDIAxAPoLIs. Ixp., October 25.-Dr.
J. 5. Athon, promluen: physician IN
thi. State for many wears, llet al his
residence ia til. city today.
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Reportorthe L. s.Treasurcr.

WAsHISGToS. October 2j.-The annu-
al report OF Treasurer New will contain
the following statement of the receipts and
EXPENDITURES, hv warrants, for the fiscal
wear 1875: Receipts customs, Sl51.
I67. 722.35; internal revenue, Sllo.OO7.-
iqG IS; lands, sl.4l3,6i0l7; misccllane-
Gus sources. Sl94ll,l95, tots. net reve-
nue.. S2sS. .OOO,O5l 10. Public debt funded
Isel. $96,5O5. 700; United States notes.
flu3. GO1. .yj6; fractional currency,
S%6,5l2.,O gold certificates So
30 100: certificates NJ de-
p1,lt. United States notes, Sso,69jOuo;
.5la net receipts $575,67L907.I0. TX
pcudtures, customs Sl9,7l&.7OI56; in
;ernal revenue. $51Ss,jl3.5l; interior
rIvll S4g57.525.JO; Treasury proper,
s33.G4G.2l24 ~; diplomatic, s., l99.22OSi;
quarterly salaries, S564,5l1, 30; Judiciary,
s3S5. 945 90; net civil and miscellaneous
expenditures. $7LO7O, 7O2Js; war
department. $4l,l2O645.9s; navy
Department, $2l 1885, p; L
terror Department, S51.Si0,67@ Oi;
public deb; interest, Sl05,O.5, IA 81;
.ota, net expenditures, $274,52&, 322 "a; ;
pubic debt, redemption Of bonds, SlO4..
5jOg2O; redemption of United States
notes. $4lO,I43,OOl: redemption OF ia
tional currency $4O,364, ,67l ,4S; redemp.
ton Of gold certificates, 81 ,25s. 900; re.
demption OF certificates otdcposlt, | nited
State. notes, $el0,04O,O00; total. lnc.ud-
ing rtems, on account Of public debt.
S6s2. 900. $50 3; balance Of covered
money, June -, 1873, l44,702 +l6.H.
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GENERAL NOTES.


backs and opposed 20 specie resumption
by contraction.
AT Sparta, Tennessee, graves Of
p'gmies have been found filed with lea !
stones and pottery. The skeleton Of one
pygmy was twenty-one inches long, the
thigh bones being little thicker than
mans finger.
A CuINAMAS recently died in Cali
foruia in dark cellar, where his body
was found nearly eaten up by ra:s. The
yermin were trying 10 aVengs Themselves
on him when dead for havlg eaten 50
many Of them while he vas yet alive. lie
/ had $40 900 in bank.
/ IT is whispered in Washington very
quietly as yet that there IS trouble
brewing in the Cabinet. ZachaTlah
Chandler. ESQ, ext :. Senator, and
present Secretary Of the Interior, Is the
ranorted cause of the dissenslons. HIS
arpointuent does not give satisfaction.
/ CALIFORNIA IS quick to profit by ex-
perience. The failure Of her great bank
ing institution mas been Needed as a
warning, and under its new management
the bank vii! have nothing whatever to
10 win m!h'FR sIoVN'' '"o s1'' ~ A'Ns -
wnlcA proved 30 uisAs'Fou' " 'Ao "'HOl-
I!ous Ra.ston.
Trp Sha,barts,oyn W Eal Rsytster
Il " ''"' ''''' 1'''' y"
avs ''"s''o" 'o""'! 40 - -'''
Irac.el win tne Su'"o'''.e' ol " asit,n5
ton Citt ~ urn '-0''I - 80.
4""h'''! u ..'''ss'g',g' .,,,.. - - .ba, .,,y
-HS T,,.,.iG,' Ut;.n a,,.bnr;,ia. -, M,
=, ~ - '',,.,.7 r-7', 80 .Go .t1ne JaI,var.j
- ~ P0'
SUSAN b. HSTHoNf S more severe
than tho gentleness Of her sex should eT-
cuse. She saws that when she was IN
Kansas last summer she 'couIdn'. go
Ave miles from town without meeting
hocS oi grasshopper' !HA' "'I.1 'i"N.
better oehch o' yuuS'a -ua'' '.'' p
supreme C"u'' % '.'e \ ''''1-' '' ''''''
Col. FRED GRANT IS chip OF the
old block. He has entered upon his
5p,ia, a. member Of a Washington
banking house; but still draws his pay
regularly as an army oihcer. Inc way
he manages i taat Ms ."'"e' mas
granted MN IeaVe o' AO'e''C' 'o' !e"'
y,v N,r-vy ssvs Generals Sherman
,L....-.. ..,
heN',''"nu' Lee ''''' '''''S'0'-
only rea. geniuses ot the !ste war N the
United States. But II Won MoItNe him-
sell Aad nave ever A"o o'V"s'O,' - ~ ,.
-tt,'. ,-oi'V a. 80 1,, 80 hi. rn.. ,ho,
80 -, III - l,or.,. ,ybn wa.
-. - 80 - bsr5ra
49,,
4 CAL!FoEN'" '"'''''' Ss'''
state Fair. which was recently h'!o III
Illinois. The heaviest fleece OF WOO. on
-.,-4 go .,,.l wei-,A, bcirr little
-, -, ,-.---,
over my pun, S.S :. - orj wai..b.j
when il was found that there was thirty.
eight pounds OF gree'e and dirt n II ana
two pounds OF QUITS
Mr.. SCHROEDER air ship, under cor
.t-uction AT Baltimore. will be ready n
.h-.., ,.,.,,-o,,bit its w;r-s and
'"' '' ''''
iv away. Schroeder mas already ar
ranged his time table as follows: 10
Washington. thirty-ive mi.es.In eighteen
minutes; to New York, two hundred
},raa ham rod 'as
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e.g -a'yt. TINS morning the
a-s that the weather to-day
lly, viii southwest 70 south
..i,.-5.. over temper ature, and rain.
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Report from Practical Chemist
and ApoihpcarS.
Bp-roS, January lst, lS7t

BU-T0N, JanUarN 1T, INII-
pFNR SIR Tins = 20 rrrtlN that uHy"
sold Al retail ljiIg dozen So bottles ur
your NoECtiue since April l., 1870, and can
truly say that 10 has given IN" best salts
faction of any remedy Tor the complaints
Tor which 10 is recommended that ever
sold. scarcely u day passes without some
of uv customers 'c>tifyiug TO Us merits uu
themselves ar their friends. am perfect
.y nugulzaul Di >cyDrHlcasoS ui Scrufu.pU~
rgmurS beng cured 10y Nrgetlne a.Our ln
tuI, vicinity. Very respectfully ypuI-,
Al GILMAN. ~ BrDsdwrN.
To II. r. ~rEVENS. E.Sq.
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Don CarIox Fntrenrhea

LONDON, October p, CANA special
rom >an;aiancer states that Don Carlos,
With General Perula and 10000 men oc.
apes an ent-encaed position northward
b.: PS,-pluuAnti
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.i,.--. over temper aiure, and rain.
.TKINSURANCE LAWs-FEEs FOR
CERTIFICATES.
+. pretty generally known that
.r- .-e avs Of West Virginia, all in
.--a.ca companies doing business in this
-.a.. a-. required TO furnish, annually,
....- state Auditor, a sworn statement
,...e.r affairs. showing the amount and
.-ae.e- Of ,hrir assets and Habilties.
Upon --aelr. of this statement, il the
.mpsuy ts foreign one, and
aas complied with the law requiring an
agestment OF 100000 OF capital in Ger
tain securities. or if it De domestic, with
.4. this investment, The Auditor IS re-
ali-ed 10 issue certificate authorizing
SAID company or companies to transact
business in ~ state, which certificates
mus; 1e published N some well known
newspaper. and a copy OF The same must
a..o be al-a ia .ag Clerks Office Of the
county which said company Is located.
la foreign company fails 20 comply with
these conditions, J.; = liable to q dne OF
s-OUfor saca p..icyi: issues, but in case Of
. ml.ar failure on the part Of domestic
COMPANY. however. there IS no penalty
.r,-.y t,- ON, Thu. D., -,urffas,'v an
a'-Ae' 'y .a"' '"'' : '"7'''V'i ~
40. -'' Discrimination domestic ~ wei
IS foreign corporations OF ms class
should De subjected 10 !he same penalties
r .r-v ..g.at. the .Aw. and It ! 20 De
r.,,,, ,,.;-, ...
2op-- -~1' '''S .''''-- 80 '''' '''
speedily -rmc-lel. Il = necessary 70 oe
..,-et.r the interests OF those who insure.
,.- ,...-.,, .,..-.,o,5 .bo, ~, ,ba
'-' as
---Hg e- ,hrse ''F''"'A''s - '''e'S"
pan. ..s - zee : received by the Audi
..- ... .a...v the question la, been
...'-...... .,,.-...., .r. s,,.o
'.''
.- q. ..' A.-.,.' A' one Vi '"' P''f~'s''
-...s.., H.. This question mas been
.,, A.,,-,ov.. 4, ,ara-ol NJ
-.''''
.-e state .'7 -' 0F''''o''' 49,
.-gm ..e n-..nel .etter, winch IS pub.
......... -r5.; igGcz Of SATURDAY.
........ .b. .,,..sr nv 6.c,d.
.ag .- At-'."'. .e letter
....
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General A. Z. Barber, a colored promi-
p.nt politician Of New Orleahs Il dead.
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Moodev aud Snnkey held forth % al
immense audience attHe Brooklyn Rink
lasl night.
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
1872 MADISON ST,
BALTIMORE. B

MRS. LETITIA TYLER sEMPLE
VI Principal.
This school will open l7th Of Septcm Der
and close 18th OF June. English, Music
Mathematics. Latin, French, GeTman'
T,Giian and ~panish, Drawing. Painting
and Dancing, taught by most able Froits-
sors and Teachers. Also neatnesS and
simplicity ~ dress. with mo- esty and pro-
pr!eiy IN department.
Eb-For Circulars apply 20 Principal.
augiegTb
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3fhrelinq Regi5trr.

-.. closed r Now York yesterday
81. ..-,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-26

Yegetine IS Sold by all Druggists.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-10-30
The Flood i'm India.

Accounts of the recent flood in India
represent that in Allahabad and its neigh
borhood at least III lives were lost and
Z, 42S cattle drowned The number OF
houses ruined amounts to 10,024, and up
ward of 1900 tons of grain were sub
merged in subterranean storehouscs and
rotted before the floods subsidized. About
30, 900 acres of growing crops have been
destroyed. This loss is altogether due to
the overlooking of the rivers, and the fig
ures do not include the injury done by
the heavy rainfall, which prevented the re
building of the huts and the sowing of the
baira. The loss is estimated at e145, 900
From other parts of Northern India, too,
there come tales of calamities little short
of those of Allahabad. AT Chuar about
one-third of the native town was swept
away and nearly all the houses of the poor
Europeans in the lower section were de
stroyed. The railroads suffered severely
In Benaros, Ghazepoore, Mirzapore and
Azimghur, in the northwestern provinces,
villages and crops have been seriously in
iured. Nor have Bengal and Assam es
capped. Large tracts have been submerged.
In Burmah there have been heavy floods
at Prone and Thaytemoo, but beyond
sweeping away roads they appear 10 have
done no great damage.