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TTu>vILLE, Pa, February lO-The
r.ar ear of thr night express south. ON
The ui Creek Railroad, was thrown
from the track this evening by the
.-rakiug ofa rail, three miles north Of this
G.a'r. Several passengers We're slightly
injured Thos. H. Robinson, treasurer
"' the road was seriously injured about
,ar head; ". y. Alwardy, Of Titusvillc,
aat TWO ribs bro,cu, and q Young girl
tanned Mary Martin, of Diamond, in
'uI, county. had her back broken, and
. is feared will De- fatal. The injured
~vra brought 10 this city.
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Mr.. Myers introduced bill supple.
mentary to the acts in relation to immi-
grafton. Referred to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
The bill has reference especially TO the
coolic trade. 1t provides that when inn
migrants have entered into contract or
agreement for term Of service with the
United States, either for labor, or for lewd
and improper purposes, such immigra-
tion shall not be- deemed voluntary, and
the United States Consul shall not de
liver the required permit or certificate. 1t
makes it Il penal oicnse for Amcrl-
can citizens TO be engaged in such trade.
1t forbds the importation Of women for
the purpose of prostitution; invalidatcs
all contracts in relation thereto and
makes the importation or holding of wo-
men for such purposes, felony, Punlsha-
bic by fine and imprisonment. 1t also
makes the immigration Of the follow
inc classes unlawful Persons who
are undergoing sentence for fclon-
les or crimes other than political, or
whose sentence has been RENTED on ac-
count of their immigration, and women
imported for the purpose of prostitution.
Mr.. Dawes, from the committee on
Wuvs and Means, reported new tariff
bill. Mr. Dawes wished to have the bill
made II special order in the House instead
of the Committee of the " hole, but Mr..
Ward Of Illinois and Mr. Snyder of Ohio
objected. the latter remarking that it WAS
a proposition to kill the goose which laid
the golden egg, and he would throw
every obstacle III It's way.
Mr.. Randall remarked that there was
no disposition ON hls side of the House to
interfere with the immediate considera
tion of the bill which was to raise the
revenue.
The bill was then referred to the Com
mittcr of the " hole and made 4 special
order for tomorrow.
Post Onice Appropriation Bill.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole. Mr. McCrcary in the
chair, on the Postoflicc appropriation
bill. The amount recommended to be-
appropriated by this bill j. as follows:
For the general service of the Postotiicc
Department. S3G,O00,SGl; fol steamship
--.- -,, ~.
L' [ 'v'' @ ' W ~, r,a; ,o' Gr",''' n,. S,", ,"'
.no,. mno. ...,I go sada., + e. ',',,n'''
2'G"'""0' '''"', ''''',,, 'Ii' ~ " I'",
Nide, Tor IT, '",'"">' d! t"' rev. revenues "i
the department, ','I'ii''eu At ?-''lf0' i'oi
ny ahPF"PF'a''o,l LOT '.lo "',lc'eI'! OUT o'
'i' r'aSurH' Fo'c'-' - 'Up' nT ol u''eG' "p-
preparations OUT o' 'hr re"surH' i'2,-,''-
2oo' ~ ne Io'", amount '',G,lll''''',I" ~ pS
TINS hllI !, les, % tnn'' the estimates 'h'Ee-
i"'v =! I'm
Mr. lIhtr' VINO han charge oi thr D''I'
explained 1t, and compared the item,
with those of last years expenditures
The expenses of the department were .
per cent. less than that Of last year, while
the annual increase OF business Is from S
to 10 per cent.
Mr.. Holman moved to add to the item
for inland mail transportation proviso
that no partof that money should bcu>rd
to increase the compensation Of railroad
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Charles Prichards, who was in Jail in
Chicago tor burglary and escaped
Early Yesterday morning has not vet
Teen spprehended.
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James A. Dick, prominent banker in
Meadvillc, Pa died at his residence IN
that city on Tuesday. Aged Il.
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attempted suicide at the Occidental
Hotel ia Park erSburg.
from The Pittsburgh Commercial OF Yes
trTdHy.
PNRk EEsHU RE-, W. VA
February 9. 1870.


'F. krubth a NHh'r, son W jug
AirNHndrr anr', "i Cam p'II-' 'i'''' at
tempted 10 commit suicide mere i'Hl h'ShI
10y shooting himself IN the head. 1t "P-
pears that hr wa> married u few days
ago. in New York. To- "a very estlmahic
Young lady. connected with some OF the
best families Of that city. At that time
be- va. suffering from slight alteration
pf the mind, caused by drink. and as
bee Appeared To hc g"ttIgS worse, II
au, deemed best to send nm nome
q. u- father to bee taken care OF.
UHr Of the New York Mrti"P 'iit"n
police. iu uulrr>-, bat CARRYING hIN badge,
r.arr aud credentials, accompanied the
doctor They put up "i ia" occidental
I"''" ',' " ""',"'' '''',','' ',,o'',i I
doctor ''l'I' ',.'''@ ~" Vt ~ ,'TI
been drrI''r'l "l every '"'5'S 'nS' .i 'o"'" ,'
"' "''I o. ''> mum ana ,''' va, -. way
...."' "'', -. ,s,,;.'.,i.r
,,-''d "".' "T ''N' pr, VI ,+'.I, L;,',
F",' "' ''.'','., .'.', " NV q ~ rI' ,,Ii.
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WANTED -AGGET1,fi Gl,l 1SiitSf ESE F4iIS FHE
Stationery Puckag" out. SWnpl" package
post paid Tor 2jc. Circulars lrv,'. J. BKlDE,
IgT Broadway, New York. uOSlIb
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TINS lruau.,.,u Of beet sugar in Eu-
cope wa- zoo ,hy-r.uu u' ls7&.i, -, 300
1,onw, against - N5L"lOcwt in lS12-3;
..i4j'pp ew, .n ja lN1l-72 ANA lN,S5l.-
.~',w, .H iN-o.l. Last season France
.-.tu... 100000 rwt; Germany. -
"','" rwt; Austrian Hungary, 300
''.'. Russia 100000 cwt; Belgium,
$4,000 cwt; Holland and other coun-
. 10000.
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SCIENCES has accomplished no more wonder
full or gratifying result than tho perfection Of
an antidOte to the chilling signs Of approacll
ing age, something to obIlterute the tell.talC
tracks OF time, and preserve the natural
adornments Of youth to ripe old age. Hall,
lair Remover does all this, and It's praise re.
sounds IN cottage aud palace. The dwellers
among the SHOWS Of Norway and the peasants
OF sunny France and Spain, find use for It,
and find means to get II, and 1t does not dis.
appoint them. The whitening locks again re.
SHINE their youthful color, tile thin, dry and
falcd hair becomes bright and glossy. The
whole appearance is changed US II BY magic,
and the man or woman, who before was call.
cd aged, now appears as one in tho prime Of
life: Such wonderouS changes cannot lass I'm.
noticed, and they have produced the unpre-
Cctcntcd demand that now exists for lilo firS,
and only article ever compounded that can
produce them In II pleasing and satisfactory
Manner.-NelU Eru, N0NlstOck, III. paw
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A Medicine Chest for IS Gems.

Perhaps no one medicine Is 50 universally
required by everybody as a good cathartio.
SwAYNE'S TAR AND SARsAPARILLA PItL arc pre-.
pared exprCsslyto meet this necessity being
composed OF purely vegetable ingredients, Of
which P0dophyllin or Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar, Sarsapafilla, Yellow Dock and Otler con.
centrated Juices enter largely into their com.
position; tho whole strength Of which Is ex-
tractel on an entirely new principle. They
are mild In their operation, produce no grip.
ing, ind arc truly valuable purgatiye, aperi.
ent, antibilious and catllarLiC medicine. They
stimulate tic liver TO healthy action, cleanSr
the stomach aud bowels OF all impurities.
Curing sick and nervous headache, dyspepsia
or Indigestion, bilious, orlnterlnlttont, remit.
tent and cOngestive feverS, langllor, Clrowsi.
ness aching pains In the back. head, slight
Clills, with hushCs Of heat, female Irregular.
ties, and for bilious and coStive habit, no
medicine Is so prompt and etiGCtual as DR,
SwAYNE's TAR AND SARsApARILLA Pills, II
your druggist or storekeepOr has not rot them,
or will not procure them for you, we vii
forward them by mail on receipt Of price, fin
currency or postage StampSl, % centsa box, OF
five boxes for 81. Address letters, DR., Swaylle
& Son, No. $50 North Sixth Street. philadel.
phia. NvH4v
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Alarming synptoms and tl,e,r t,ur,


Cough; short breath, pains IN the side or
breast fever, night swcatS, tickling, soreness,
or rising iRthC throat, nervous debility apIlon.
ia, or los of voice, kidney affections, &c, 10
avoid all dangers resulting from the above, we
know Ut no remedy 20 pleasant ind eiIeCtuai
ms Dr. swaync'S Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry. 1t Is equally valuable IN all Bronchial
and Astlmntic affections. Prudently resort to
this valuable remedy before Il serious pulmo.
nary affection is developed It may be well to
state that DR.. Swayne, the discovercr OF this
and other valuable remedies, graduated ut the
University Of Pennsylvania, and was for years
connected with the PHILADELPHIA nispensary,
which brought to his especial care ind over.
Rght v vast Variety Of diseases both acute and
chronic, We therefore cali, with confidence,
recommend DIR. swayne's Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry, md would caution our readers
to be very particular TO obtain the original
and only genuine Wild Cherry Compound,
as prepared only by Dr.. swGyne h Son, $50
North Sixth ST., Philadelphia. Trial Bottles,
IS cents; large size, q, OThaIt dozen, s. Sold
hy lCRdiAg dFuGgistG. HwF&w
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BELLAiRE I.OCAtS.-Tenlpefance meet
ing, "Wednesday evening, II at the Presby-
tefian Church. ~ ~
The drill hour Of Ike Light Guards.
Monday evenings, has been changed from
1880 to 7:l5, and iion.commisslonetl Of
ticers school Ia to be held immediately
alter drill, Those Of the company who at
tend drills are getting along, while those
who know nothing Of the tactics are onlv
preparing to disgrace both themselves and
the company when they make their ap-
pearance IN tile ranks upon some public
occasion. Those who cannot attend drills
are not excuSable for entire Ignorance, for
no book In the English Language Is clearer
than the tactics, and those members might
read some Of that book with profit as a
mental drill and know what Il required
OF them when In the ranks.
The many friends whom Mr., Kent has
malt during his stay here will regret that
he leaves Wednesday morning for hiS
home ntProvidenee. Rhode Island. Tia
talks some OF coming out again next sum.
mer, and looking around for a home
among our hills. b, - -
0llcer Criswell and Price Yost made
way with a dog, Tuesday forenoon mat
was on, tho war path. II belonged 10
HRrdensteiu, and was following ne milk
wagon. AT tho sChool-house corner II Mad
bitten several of the children and attacked
Q little girl when the men appeared, and
Criswoll broke its skull with fills club.
The Adams Express Office, which Ia in
Mcllottg furniture store, was robbed
about 10 o'clock Monday night Tine
burglars cut out pane of glass in n back
window aud loosenOl the catch of tho
sash. They took what goods were in tho
office. Some boys saw enough to make
them suspect more and they gave the
word TO the police. One man was caught
Just outside of the window. On going Ia
MS home, the woman who came to the
door at first sud she was alone, but as 4
man had been seen examining some Of Inc
very goods when tho officers took a civ
peep before knocking, they insisted on
seeing Tor themselves, and found tho man
snugly In bed. They gave their names,
the one IS Boyd, the other as Feeney,
and said they were Pittsburgh men. One
has been keeping house hero and the
other boarding with him. They had
their preliminary examination and In de.
fault Of 500 bail were sent to st, Clairs.
willie. nj,
Sleighs are out making tho most Of tho
opportunity; but thU ground Is worry
rough under the snow. II. @. +.
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DEATH OF i. NJ. HuGuS,-Wo are sorry
10 chronicle tho death, on last Saturday,
Of Il. NJ. IIugus, Esq, son OF Jacob lIugGs,
near l.ittlC's Mills The deceased was
well known in this community. lie was
agraluatc Of Marietta College. lie studied
law with his brother, 4. j. lIugus, Of
Wheeling; was admitted to the bar about
one year ago; removed TO Monndsville,
where he expected to enter upon the prac'
iice Of his profession, but was taken down
with tho fever, which settled on his lungs,
producing consumption, which in its
course carried him TO mn early grave. The
afflicted family have the sympathies OF q
large number Of friends aud neighbors.-
Tyler C1Uuy IadtJrNdS7h
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MERCHANTS, Travellers, Visitors to New
York, don't fail TO remember, that in or.
der TO accommodate and save your money
TO make war on prices, and to fill the larg
est Hotel in New York, the Mammoth
Grand Central, on Broadway, will here.
after be kept OH both the American and
European plans. The American plan in.
cluding meals and lodging 8 90 or s. 90
and the European plan 81 90, and upwards
per day. An elegant Restaurant, at mod.
crate prices, is conducted by the Hotel.
MMEE .
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TRANSPORTS OF RetL ESrATE,-The follow
ing deeds in fec, transferring real estate,
were admitted 10 record in the office OfthO
Clerk III tho County Court, yesterday:
Deed made Feb Is, 1879. By Robert q.
Barr. trustee, TO George Hibberd, for lot
40. 81 in ChnrClIill's addition No. to the
rity OF Wheeling, fronting 90 feet on what
was formerly known us Quincy street, and
10 feet on Fulton street, and situated on
the corner Of Quincy and Fulton streets;
$500.
Deed made Feb. IL, 1879, by Elijah VII.
kinson and wife to David Thornhnrgh, for
u acres OF land situate between thewatefs
VI Little Wheeling Greek and the Clay
pike, on the Meeting House tilll road;
$l,l90. NJ 5
deed made Feb, II, 1879, by Michael
Ilealy and wife, Of the city Of Wheelingp
10 Michael, GaTvey, OF Benwool, for lots
numbered | and 9ot the subdivisions Of
IL and IS, at the corner Of eth and Mar
ket streets, IN Centre Wheeling, fronting
81 feet II Inches on 9Th street, and ruln'
ming hack an equal width across the Rrt;:
vate alley inthe reaTSthe common use Of
which belongs to these lots; $3.50. ~
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nl ADJUSTMENTS. -Jdne COOmbS.-The popu.
lar lady artistic, Miss Jane Coombs, will
appear at the Opera House on Friday eve,
ming next, as Lgdy Gay Spankdr In the
brilliant comedy Of London Assurance, y
supported by q select stock company
Miss Coombs is no stranger TO the theatre
going people Of Wheeling and vicinity,
and upon her previous visits has always
drawn large aud fashionable audiences
The lady il d sterling actress, and, sup
ported by'a superb stock company, will
put on ,H0uOolCault's earliest, and by many
considered his best, production in excel
lent style. The sale OF reserved seats will
commence this morning at 0 o'clock, at
Lucas music store. e. 81
Buffalo BM.- On Saturday the celebrat.
Ictl buffalo Bill" (lIon, ". 4. GOdyJ and
his famous scouts will give two perform
1npGs, attefnoolfanh evening, at the 0perg
House pnon this Ills seventh annual
dramatic tour, Cody and Ills unequRlleL
combination appear IN a new Western
drama, written expressly for them by Col
prentiSs lngralIam, entitled "Knight o.
the ,Plainsi- or Buffalo Bills Last Trail
This play, which, Is said TO, be interesting
and exciting, %flt bepIt on the stdgc will
new and appropriate scenery, and includes
agreat prairie lirescene, an overland mai
COACH, performing donkey, btU, aud M
exhibition ottanOyrltle shooting By, Buffalo
Bill, the acknowledged champion shot Of
the West. Reserved seats now on sale u
Lucas. 5'hfli '1'
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Those complaining Of sore thmat hoane.
Iesa,. coughs, or taking their death o cold"
should use "Ilrown's bronchial TroclieS."
Their efficacy Is wonderful, Tho genuine las
"Johu !. Brown & Sons, Boston" on each box,
and is sold by Logan, List 4 Co. and every
druggist only In boxes, ut % cents. Beware
Of worthless limitations.
Browns Complicated Dcntrifricc possesses
The best ingredients for preserving and beau.
flying tie teeth. Price 26C, large bottles
NwF4eoR
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The greatest boom to children tccthing and
for curing WiNl Collie, DiarrhGa aud otllel
ills peculiar to children, Is the renowned Ms
WinxOw'S Soothing Syrup, safe and certain
Is GEMS,
browns Nermliuge COmflts, for cxpelling
worms, aFo the most unfalling and pleasant
coniGctlon In the world. Price % cents For
sale hy Logan, ListS Co., and by all druggists.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
3 WASHINGTON.

WAsniSGroS, February lS.-.The House
Committee on EleCtions to-day agreed Ia
Eeporta bill appropnating 81 $40 fof pay
ing the expenses Of contestants and con,
testees TO seats In the House. The aggre'
gate Claim Ii $50, 000s ...a1l.
All the Departments will be closed OH
Saturday, Washinston's Birthday,
l.r TUE pREEpNEE's BAEE,
The Senate Committee on Finance re.
ported a bill amehdatory Of the charter OIL
the Freedmens' Bank. II authorized the
acceptance Of the rendered designations oil
the present Commissioners, and deyolyes
their duties on the Comptroller Of the
Treasury WITH poWet to compound and
comptonise The debtssah liabilities and
to seitits properly and wind VI, the con
Germ, z Ia aS sl
The.C Comptroller Is also directed TO In,
quire into tho management Of the Compa,
ny, and p begin civil aud criminal suits
II warranteI against ,thotrustees aud 9th
ers having Ind control.
The Secretary Otthc Treasury iSatlhor
lied to- purchase Jthe Freednien's BanL
building for S95O,0OO.
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DOR REET-BRICK HOUSE, 8 ROOMS AND
i store, No; g Eighteenth street; wafer and gas
Also the BFck House on the corner Of Eleventh and
Chapline street. Possession on April let.
lAnti A. NJ, ADAMR
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Rev. George II, Thayer an old citizen Of
this vicinity known to eYOFy one aS u most in.
tluential citizen, aud Christian Minister Of tho
NJ. Z, Church, Just this moment STONED In
our store to say: II wish everybody 10 know
that ! consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to Sililot's CONSUMPTION Cure" Il
is having tremendous sale over our counters
aud ~ giving perfect satisfaction in ali cases Of
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done.
DE& MGTCMETr & FRAScE
Bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1878.
Sold by L. booking, Odd Fellows Hall: C.
=. Dwight, 9th and Chaplinc StS; laughlin
Iros. \ Co., Wheeling; and Husbands ( In.
skip, BcIIaire.
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Good for a quarter or 4 century.

When the Legislature OF Louisiana in
1868 pledged the faith OF the State to the
preservation Of the franchises Of the Lou.
isiana State Lottery, it builded better than
it knew, for the Supreme law Of tho land
as decided by the Supreme Court of tho
United States, has pronounced the dictun
That q contract made must be adhered to,
and the franchise of the Louisiana State
Lottery, with its vast capital OF over a
million OF dollars, must remain for fifteen
years yet, until the expiration of the orig
illal term. .,.
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Cut this Out-It May save Your Life.

There Is no person living but whit suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds
or Consumption, yet some would die rather
than pay IS cents Tor bottle Of medicine TINT
would euro them. DR.. A. BOsclee'S German
Syrup las lately been introduced IN this cotn-
try from Germany, and It's wOndrous cures
astOnlsl every one that tries It. II you doubt
what We say In print, cut this out and take It
TO your Druggist, and get sample bottle for
10 cents and try 1t, ora regular size for 20 cents
MwFkw
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Rivera feet, aud falling,

River9 feet, aud falling,
Wcather, mild I'LL evening, when i
turned colder,
The Katie StoGkdale, which had beer
detained by stoppages anl breakages
passed up at II o'clock Monday night.
The Andes arrived at 3 A. NJ. Yesterday
The O'Neal left for Pittsburgh at I A. N
None Of the local or Parkcrs6urg packets
are running. f'''''N''
Tho Andes, with u ane trip, got away
late last evening for Cincinnati.
By Telegraph.
MENrlIIs, February ls.-Rivcr fell u
inches.
EAsnvILLx, February lS.-Riycr rising
IL feet on shoals.
NEw ORLEANS, February ls-weatllcr
cloudy and windy; thermometer AZ.
r,TrWuRuu, February iS.-River @ feel
4 Inches, and stationary. Weather cloudy
and cool,
LOUISVILLE, February lS.-Wcatlcr
clear and cold. River rising; 10 feet inch.
es in canal.
VlcKsBURo, February 49, Weather
cloudy; thermometer l9 degs. last night.
River fell inch.
ST. LOUIS. February ls.-Rivcr has risen
l inches; Weather milder and clear; leo
has nearly disappeared,
CAIRo, February ls,-Ilyer % feet :
Inches and falling. Departcd-Maude,
Scudder and Rhea. Weather cloudy
thermometer $40.
CINCINNATI, February ls.-Riyer o feet
9inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cold. Arrived-Hndson, Wheeling. Dc.
parted-lIudson, Wheeling.
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\ COMMITTEE OS INvESrIG \ rION.
The following House joint resolution
was offered by Ecmplc, Of Ohio, rccog.
nizcd by the Speaker US tho gentleman
from the Land Of Canaan: +.
R,sOlrtd, Tint committee of 1.-Two be On.
pointed By the Speaker Of the Third
I,Housc 10 inquire into and thoroughly in.
vcsligatG the conduct Of two distinguished
members Of said Third Housp, at a certain
prominent hotel in this city, OH tho lTth
inst, and report by bill or otherwise
whether or not tho phastisenlent which
tho Israelitish member gayp tho Scribe
was q "AIistaSo OF MoSpS, /"
In support Of tile above resolution Mr..
kemple, the gentleman from Canaan,
spoke rs follows: n
Mr., Speaker: In all the grand history Of
American statesmen, from Patrick Henry
down to myself, the only living represent
alive Of constitutional lawyers and states.
lPlrn IN Wpst Virginia, there never was a
time when more dol and Z decisive
action was demanded hSlR grave body 81
grave men. ,,af ..'l#t. tfer,
Mr., Speaker; The subject matter Of this
resolution Is not only ptsVital importance
TO tho members Of this House, whose
golden and glorious history Ia part Of
which lsunwritteu exUeptupon the memo
ries Of cOntidng constituency not only
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Connecticut DenOnnees the Chinese BilI.
HARTFORD, February 1s.-The House to.
day unanimously adopted q resolution de.
claring that the proposed law restricting
Chinese immigration is in fragrant viola.
ton ofthe sacredtreaty and wholly incon-
sistent with the principles and traditions
Of our Republic, and with the broad priu.
ciple' Of human freedom, and Il Is tie earn.
est hope that its provisions may never dis
grace Our National statutes. " u,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT RErAImxo Of every
description on Violins, Guitars, Accord
cons, Flutes, Band Instruments, Drums,
Banjos, Bows, &C., carefully and cheaply
done at Sheib's Music Store, under Wash
ingtoa Hall. ..,I u..
Pianos and Organs tuned, repaired, reno.
waited and re.polished in the best manner,
and work fully warranted.