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The"Ho. sekeepers' OF our. Health.

The liver Is the great depuratinS OF
cleansing organ of the system. Set the
great housekeeper of our health at work,
and the foul corruptiens which gender IN
the blood and rot out. rs it were, the
machinery Of life are gradually expelled
from the system. For this purpose Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, with
daily doses of DR. Pierce's Pleasant Pur-
gativc Pellets are pre-eminently the arti-
cles needed. They cure every kind of
humcr from the worst scrotula To the COM
mon pimple, blutch or eruption. Great
eating ulcers kindly heal under their
mighty curative influence. Niru.rnt
blood poisonS that lurk in the system are
by them robbed OF their terrurs, and by
their pcrsevering and somewhat pro
tractcd Use the most tainted system may
be completely renovated and built up
anew. Enlarged glands. tumorS aud
swcllings dwindlc away and disappear
under the influence Of their great 'r>ol-
vents. Sold by all dealers in medicine.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY. March lS.--Catlle-
Receipts forto-day 1926 head, making for
the wccl, so far &,94 head. The arrivals
are all through stock and not anything
for sale in tho yard. There has been no
business done but retailing to local
butchers and no quotations. Hogo-Re-
ccipts to-day l,320 head and for four days
past j.940 head Workers - 50(n7 30;
Philadclphias SS 9O@92j. Shccp-Re-
ccipts for to-day 600 head, and for -four
days past l2,s0O head best So 25@6 75i
medium So 25GT6 90.
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RIVER NEWS.


The river was falling last evening with
l. feet Q inches in the channel.
The c. b. Church arrived from Pitts
burgh, and took on little glassware and
departed for New Orleans. She had II
very light trip.
The Express departed Tor farkersDurs
at 10! o'clock.
A dispatch was received from Capt.
Billy List saying that the new hudson
left Parkersburs yesterday morning at
$ o'clock, and would leave thIs city Tor
Cincinnati this afternoon at o'clock.
The lronsidcs and barges arrived from
Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon, and after
taking Oh more nails, departed for st.
Louis last night.
Tbo Corr;c Rrools uo. d,a from pitts.
t,u,.r ,.,.,.n,.,. Dan, mn 80 l..t .v.nir.,
wv :" ~
had not arrived.
The Granite State for Portsmouth. and
r,.,hon,, g. Cf,oiooo,; ,ro-o d,o I,.,
night.
The r. ". Skilliuger, from Cincinnati,
WAS also due last night.
Tb. Courier will not be here. consc-
....l.. .n.-o mill 30 ~, porLor.br-,,
f"'"',' ' wa "
O'a' '''.S '''o' '',"s'
/ The Forest City failed toput IN an APP
nc,r,n,r Yesterday as did also the lanes
",s,''
IN" Market Boy Is making her regular
trips.
Tho Sol, Valley from Ironton for
49,.
's.,''' ''' % '"' '''',''' ~" '''' '''''7
I lhe river Is now clear "t ice
-DyTclrsraph.
PI1r,RrRGu. March l9.-Rivcr feet
. II inces and falling. 1t Is now showing.
T,..y.v,r,r March 20 -CIorJ. v,i,b
rain nj III dow. Inorrnrv 4f 70 2G d:gre".
r;rar risan so wiib o. f.o, o9 ,Ln
,,arg. port la down- Rurrnnd, II :
Turner, Cherokee. Warner and bargc..
Ed Uobb. Dick Johnson Sharon In
Georue Roberts Idlewild Bermuda.
Business Iigbt Robin j. back her. re-
nairing LnIr.r.
~. n, 50 p... ,..
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

A special 20 the =. Louis Globe says
t.a. a, rull call otthe Cheyenne Indians,
81. CHEYENNE Agency last Friday, Cath
a-nr Germalur. one of the white girls
recently hrld captive 10y that tribe, iden-
Tilted tour OF the Indians who murdered
n-r father and mother.
The Common Council of Memphis
ua- appointed "a committee to solicit aid
.gr The sufferers By the tornado ut RienZI.
ruc atc,, account, represent that great
distress prevail, th-re among those left
aomr,o,-. The damage Is estimated at
100000
At Logm-purt Indiana, the snow is
eight inches deep and still falling. Tn,
rivers are iulI and ita sudden thaw comes
great food will follow.
\ dispatch from Nury states that
l1hn Mitchell is worse. He IS sinking
..., and his life is dispared of.
l,.ae Lqndtag today ali the clauses
. 81. ecclesiastical bill were adopted
a.l passed To a second reading.
NanIgnor Roncetti, the AbIisatc en-
...,.-I tu take Berrctts To- Cardiua! Me
Du.ary. ct New York, and Noble
Gusal Mareto5ohi. bearer # tn" official
.0.a.a;lou. leave Rome this evening.
.n. 10Th. for Paris. on their way 10
America
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New York Cattle Mark ct.

New YORK, March l9.--Bccvc---
Receipts l.O&O head, making 1870 head
for four days, against $3.50 head for
the same time last week. Market firm
and Yesterdays prices advanced; poor to
good ranged 6lrl3c Shcep-ReceiPts
$50 head making $3.50 head for four
DAYS, against 400 head for the same
time last week. Market steudy at 6(dSc for
common to prime. Iogs-Rcccipt, $40
head, making 1900 head for four day
against 1850 head for the same time last
week. None offered alive; dressed
scarce and firm at l0c for city, 9i@9!c
for western
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March l9.-Flour-Firm
and unchanged Wheat-Active at the
openings closed easier: No. spring 97c
No. = 95ic for strictly fresh; 943c for
regular spot; 95.c seller April; Mo- 50
"a S99c; rejected size. Corn-Dull; No.
, mixed G6c spot; 66.c bid seller April;
72gc seller May. Oats-Demand active
and prices advanced; No. > 53!c spot;
53:c seller April 584c seller May. Rye
Demand fair and prices advanced; No
. g7M9Sc. Barley-Demand active and
prices advanced; No. ] 81 0G@l 10 spot;
81 O3IC1l OF seller April. Seeds-Qulct
and unchanged. Dressed IIogs-Stcady;
light sl@S4c; heavy 9c. Pork-DcmnmG
active and prices advnced at SO 90 spot
or seller April; $50 90 seller May. Lard
Steady and in moderate demand nj
$l3 20 spot; $l2 7O@l3 -! seller April;
$l3 80 seller May. Bulk Meats-Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky-$l II.
On call board in the afternoon grain
was unchanged. Pork SO 60 seller
April. Lard-Unchangcd.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
WAsuINGToN, March ~.

Mr. Withcrs was excused from further
service upon the Committee on Manu-
facturers, and appointed member ofthe
Committee on Appropriations in place of
Mr. Eaton who was excused from further
service on that committee, and appointed
member of the Committee on Manu-
facturcs in place of Mr.. Withers.
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Bout
well, Tuesday authorizing Il special COM
mittee to be appointed to into the sever
al branches of civil service with 4 view
to the reorganization Of the several de-
partments thereof, to lit during recess,
and to send for persons, papers, &c, was
agreed to, and the Senate went into
executive session.
After confirming the nominations the
Senate took up the nomination of Don
y. Pardce to be United States District
Judge for Louisiana, and debate ensurd.
vt four o'clock the doors were reopen
ed, and the Senate adjourned till to-mor-
row
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March l9.-Flour -
Fairly active; Wisconsin and Minnesota
family S006575; Pennsylvania, Ind.
and Ohio s. 25@6 90; high grades s. 25
as 90. Wheat-Winter wanted; red
81 23@l %; amber 81 26@l q; white
81 30(Gl 05 Rye-Held at 81 90. Corn
Quiet yellow and mixed S2G s22c-
Oats-In good demand; white 68G7
Provisions-Steady. Pork--$2l 90. Beef
Hams-l8G23c; smoked do l3@lS4c;
picked lll@ll3c. Whisky-Firm;
western iron bound 81 Is. Petroleum
Firm refined l4!c; crude l0ic Clover
Secd-Stcsdy at 9!@l2c. Timothy and
Flax Seed-Unchanged. Butter-Dull;
New York and Bradford county trsts Is
"a PIC; western first, 2o@22c: do seconds
lGG22c: rolls 1SM2Oc. Cheesc-Un-
Eggs-Advancod western at
- I Iy pDf.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and STOCK
Market.

New YORK, March lJ.-MoN Ef-
Easy al sal! per cent. Prime merchan-
tile paper unchanged. Sterling firm at
479!@ $50 for .ixty days, and $3.50 4s@l
for sight Imports Of dry goods for the
week $3.50, ,4lS. Customs receipts S216,-
GOO.
GoLD-Opened at 1l6!, advanced to
ll6s, declined to ll5., rallied to ll6t
and closed at l16l. Borrowing rates
were l@2 per cent per annum; loans
were made fiat. Gold loans on time were
easier at l per cent for forty day D.! per
cent for sixty days; l!@l! per cent for
ninety days; +; per cent for four months
and 5l@5! per cent for the balance Of
the year. The Assistant Treasurer dls-
bursed $4,000. Clearings s52OOO.Ooo.
100000 gold arrived from California to-
day, making nearly millian TOR the
week and two millions for :he past two
weeks.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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THE WESTON ROBBERY.

4 day or two aso, We published Il te!e-
.-.m s-um Weston giving an account Of
..a -.bbrry Of the county clerks office
...-. Wr have received since II COM
rms.ou to the effect that the papers
r,a.-: afty law and chsnccry cases; all
%. -u.asl papers; together with several
- ai.l,, &c, that had not been re-
were taken. None of these pa
r--. have We, been recovered, and no clue,
whatever. has been obtained TO the burg
a.. Naturally enough the people of
Lewis county, generally, are very much
excited, and Will use every endeavor to
bring the thieves 20 justice.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDO, March l9.--Flour-Demand
fairand market firm. Wheat-Firm and
higher: No. > white Wabash II -: No
3 do 81 l3. Ne. white Michigan y Is;
extra 81 ls; amber 81 l.; No. red
Sis; No. , Il Il; No. Wabash red
seller May 81 Ii; do'Dayton and Michj-
gan 81 Is; No. rcd II %. Corn-Dull
and lower; high mixed 69Ic; seller May
72lc; low mixed 59c; 10 grade GSlt
Dat, Dull and prices nominal. Clover
Seei-S6 81.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHfA, NOrch NV o0T--
In improved demand; prices tirmer; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Va. double extra
and above at 5ja j6c; extra jIG5jci
medium 56@57!c; coarse j2!c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine 49G 52!c; medium 53M SIC; coarse
SOC; combing washed 6On &c; comb
ing unwu-hcd asa 4Sc; fine unwashcd 5j
m,37c; coarse and medium mwa,hed 80
(,4ic; tub washed jj@ GOc; extra and
merino pulled 45@ soc; NO ! supcrtinc
pulled 45a jOc; Texas fine and medium
oSL, 35r
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March l9.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Quieti
No. amber II 2SCdl 3S; No, , 81 %.
Corn-Firm; western mixed Sic Oats
Steady; white Gjc; mixed 64@6jc. Rye
Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Quiet nj
so 50. Bulk MeatS-Steady; shoulders
7ic; clear rib l0ic. Bacon-Firm;
shoulders &c; clear rib l2@l2Ic. Lard
Firm. Butter-Dull and lower; west
ern tubs and rolls 1sG22c. Petroleum
Dull and nominally at 7tG7tc. Cof-
fcc-Dull and nominal. Whisky-Quirt
at 81 bal l54.
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An UnimaginabIc Scene.

MARIETTA, PA, March l9,-lt is i'm
possible to imagine the scene presented
now, caused by the ice gorge for mile
along Front street. The immense cakes
Of ice are piled forty feet high, falling in
the canal and covering the Railroad
track, and in many cases tearing out and
bending the rails. Several canal boats
are lying across the railroad track, and
were only prevented from dcmolishing
houses by large trees that were firm
enough to stop them. Hundreds of men
are working to clear the railroad track,
but it is like blasting through rock bed.
1t is estimated that it will take 1000 men
from three to five days to clear the track.
The water is several feet higher than
the food of 1868.
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hAlLkOAD Dun ID
STATE BONps-Dull.

SIAIE Dun D5-Duil.
SToCKs-Declined ! to 5per cent in early
dealings, but towards midday frmer
feeling sci in and prices advanced to II
per cent. Pacific Mail rose from 373 to
383 on actual business. Union Pacific
rose from 49, to 49,; Northwestern from
43s to AL; Western Union from I6f 20
III, and Hannibal and st. Joseph COM
mon from 22i to "A. The improvement
in the remainder ofthe list was to J per
cent. At the second call board the mar
ket WAS firm. The market was strong
during the last hour Of business with
general advance in prices and more
activity in dealings. Some shares rccOE
cred to the highest prices OF the season.
Union Pacific was the most active and
rose to 49s. Western Union came next
and closed at 3TS, tbe highest point of
the day. Northwestern advanced to 4l2
for common and TO 56s for preferred.
Ohos advanced per cent, reaching III.
Lake Shore and Erie advanced . per
cent, the former reaching 73s and the
latter III. Rock Island recovered to
1865. st. Paul common sold n high H.
S5J, and Hannibal and st Joseph corr
mon at 24i, but the latter reacted to a.
At the close Atlantic and Pacific Telc-
graph was firm and advanced from % to
23I, closing at 25l@24. During the
morning hours some OF the bears incrcas-
ed their short line, ON the anticipation of
a bad bank statement to morrow, while
others of the same fraternity tried to
cover outstanding contracts at decline,
but the market rallied quickly and before
they had an opportunity to get all the
stock they wanted. The transactions on
the Stock Exchange aggregated 1000
shares of which 1900 we're Erie, 5000
Lake share, $4,000 Northwestern, $500
Rock Island, $1,000 Pacific Mail, 1000
Ohios 5000 Western Union, and $4,000
Union Pacific.
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NELL & ELLlNGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main 80.

Have now in sior" and for sale:
20A Hall BbiS LAX" Herring.
100 Whit" Fish.
VnI NO.a Mack,U-l-
2U No. Nhck'r'I.
4D Packages NGck"r"l, 2 and 3 Ina quarter
barrels and kits.
u Tlrrcrs chulc" Carolina Rice.
10 Bbi~ rho.c. =. -. HoIa--,.-
~ Hhd> choice y. -. Sugar.
~ Hh,~ SGTup-.
guJ BDls Standards \. B, Extra &. Guuu-
lated. Powdered, Crushed, I!ukI.U r.H
CO sugars.
80 Bbl> Flour, embracing Whit. Rose,
keystone, ltl"wiS". Hp"aul HuI "'H,r
standard brands.
lUD Bag- prime 10 choice. Coffee.
- Halt Chests prime - "u"ic" G.. j.
Teas.
~ Caddi.s prim" 20 Cupi". g.. %. Teens.
Our Tobacco embraces Ea.usaDI.~ - j. i,
MI.liu'r's, Pace and D'H'r -..r. .....t .t
liable brands. among TIN best la 'H. r.uu
try. our stock I~ 'ul' and complete. au"
will be offered 10 'ur trade az the lowest
market price. W. luyIt" clos" buyers 600
call and rxamn" our stock before purcH-
as NJ elsewhere.
mar2l-c NELL &ELLINGHAM.
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ed-Utah, Pittsburgh; J. D. Parke!
Cincinnati; Ben Franklin Cincinnati.
A number Of tow boats arrived from
Pittsburgh
ST. Louis, March 49, Arrived Kyle
Scudder, Future CITY, Susie, Silver
Telle and Howard, New Orleans; Bon
accord Cairo. Depsrted-Belle OF
Memphis, Memphis. Nail City, Ohio
river. River falling and rain and ,Ieet
has fallen all day with snow that is a,
difficult to walk on as salt Clearing to-
night and colder.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK, March l9-The trade
movement was slow owing to the cold
weather. Cotton goods in steady demand
from agents and jobbers hand AMI all
leading makes firm at current rates with
an upward tendency for brown and
bleached cottuns. Atlantic y brown
Sheetings advanced toll!c. The di--
count on Lonsdale Sheetings Is reduced to
2jc. Print. less active Woo!rn goods
quiet
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, March l9.-Pig Iron
Quiet; No foundry S27 OO@2S 90;
No. $25 OOG26 90; gray forge $23 GOA
a CO. Wheat-Qulet and prices un-
changed. Corn-Ear 7j@77c; shelled Il
ode, according TO quality. Petroleum
Dull; crude 81 II! at Parker'si refined
ll!MlISc for Philadelphia delivery.
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Cleveland Market.

GLEN ELAND, March l9.-Wheat-
Firm at 81 11GG1 Is. Corn and Oats
Steady and unchanged. Petroleum
Quiet; Standard white &c; Ohio state
test l2Ic; small lots l@2chigher
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$40, after Mrs. Tilton returned from
Marietta that these conversations on the
part of Tilton about the lounge took
llace.
Court adjourned until Monday.
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At'hecliuq 2eglster,
GOLD closed in New York yr''e'o"'

GOLD closed in New York yr''e' ''''
st ll63.
FROM our reports thls moE"''7
probabilities are that the weather 'o-uHS
viii be- cloudy. with northeast I" "0F'",
Yves, winds. higher temperature ana
probably rain or snow.
Tus celebrated Bessie Turner'S te''l-
r.,,,. in the worId.iamed scandal case Is
,,,en thi, morning Ofcourse ii will be
generally read, and, if what she says Is
-~r. Ti,or j. shown 10 have been one
.,aa ,i.r,. miscrean:s on record. And
-.,, 4, the man who was editor Of II re-
,iya- new paper, which pretended
Instruct the misguided Southern peo-
,. in the doctrines Of truth, lisht'snd
.I.zat.on. Let them be thankful that
Pc. were SO beuighted.
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ROASTED COFFEE.

Coffee is rapidly increasing. r. may
now bc had in all the first class grocery
steers which heretofore used Arbucki,-.
BE- sure 10 inquire fOr and get
IINGI.E,S iSHAM'S
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A Man of a Thousand.

tohsuhptlNe Sureu.--N hrn death
was hourly expected nom toU-uWp.. ..u.
all remedies having iailol. and Nr. li
JAMES was experimenting. hr ac"IGrul..,-
~ made preparation Of INDIAN II Mp
which cured his only child, ana nov gives
this recipe free on receipt of two stamp Zoo
pay expenses. HEMP also cures H.lr'
SwCatS, nausea al fh" stomach, "aG .r
break a fresh cold i'm p h"urS. N1l..a.
Craddock & Co., lU.2 Rae" street, FH.H..,.
phia, naming this paper. i.n..h
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Il Is officially announced thatt the Pitts
burgh and Fort Wayne Railroad Com
psny, have restored the old rates from
ST Louis to New York.
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WILKEsBARRE, Pa, March ia
force of three hundred were engaged to-
day in removing the ice from the rail
road track. The track was covered for
two miles with ice from six to thirteen
feet deep. The road between here and
Pitts'on is yet partly covered with ice
and water but on Monday trains will be
rLnning through Attention is again
turned principally to the gorge above
Pittston, which threatens danger more
than the one at Wilkesbarre. 1t begins
two miles from Pittston and extends to
Falls Station, distance of nine miles,
and is formed of heavier and stronger
ice than that which destroyed the bridge
and devastated West PittSton. The in
habtants of the latter place are alarmed,
fearing that they may have heavier
visitation than before. Ii is the general
opinion that this gorge must go first, and
be precipitatcd upon the one at Wilkes
barre. and if such be the case the whole
Wyoming Valley will be devastated.
The Pittston bridges imbedded in ice
three miles above here, were destroyed
to-day to prevent their being swept down
against this one. A force of one hun-
dred men was engaged most of the day
in taking them apart, and removing
what was valuable. In the afternoon,
what was left was saturated with bCnZiuc
and fired.
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- BBTS. STANDARD EXTRA e. r. q a.
4 D d " Crushed. Pow 'r'd gnd Grauuiutcd
~ Franklin Extra {,
~ J" jersey city 4,
~ " Livingston,
New Orleans in hhds. OF hbls.i
For sale by
TINGI,E a ISJNN
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tNrcmIiOn OF The Bandit NoSquez-
Great Goodness.
THE WEATHER.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DErAETME%r.
'"sT.r or CuIEF ~IgNhr DfY!,EE.
NASHINGToN, March IT,. er.N
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CoLUMRUS, March l9.-In the House
to-day, bills were introduced to forbid
the managers of circuses, mcnugcrlcs or
shows to advertise any animal pcrtor-
nance or performer they did not intend
to exhibit; to make il the duty of boards
of education to specify the amount of
money needed for specific appropriations.
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The Gold Clique.

The Times in an article, says that the
bank statement of Saturday Is expected
to show IL continued locking up of gold
by the clique, but the cause being artili-
cial, it is not likely to accomplish the OBJ
iect sought to be obtained. The tactics
ofthe gold clique, if continued much
longer, will result in increasing largely
the supply Of gold. At this point, the
banks are likely to gain gold in
the future, and the gold clique may learn
to their sorrow, that the time for the gold
famine in thi. country j. not near at
hand
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The MACK His Country.

NEWARK, \. j., March ly.-Wm.
Cunningham, Il resident of this city was
arrested to-day on charge Of conspir-
ing to encompass the assassination of his
wife. He was surrendered by Il party
with whom he plotted and to whom he
was to pay one hundred dollars for the
assassination.
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Have now in ,tor" and for sale:
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RIO AND JAVA COFFEE.
n. GOSHEN CHEESE.
SItsAI RS.

D0a BONES VERY FINE Just ~.
LUU CElNED.
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THE ICE GORGE.
Great Damage in Maryland.

PoRT DEPosrr, MD, March l9.-Thc
water is from five to fifteen feet deep in
the streets. The whole town is flooded,
aud there is great destruction ofproperty
but no lives have been lost SO far. The
railroad depot is full of water, as well a
the telegraph office which was abandon
ed yesterday afternoon in boat.
At Havre de Grace the ice is gorged
for five miles below the town. The
wharves are flooded, and whole piles Of
lnmber are swept from them. The street
next To the river above the bridge, 10
completely blocked with ice, wood AMI
lumber. The water is about ten inches
deep in the street. but is falling slowly.
The canal towpath ut the upper end of
town is covered with ice.
Flood In the Susq ucha nna.
HARRISBURG, PAY March l9.-Ihe
food in the Susquehanna did considera-
ble damage between Middletown and
Columbia. At cambridge the Railroad
depot was forced across the track on the
hill, and the telegraph office completely
destroyed. The track from Collins sta
tion to ChiCkics, Is covered with feet OF
ice, and the telegraph lines destroyed
for eight or ten miles. 1t is reported II
man attempted to rescue Il family on an
Island, but was carried down the river,
and has not been heard from since. The
whole front street is filed with ice, to
the height Of 80 and 81 feet, and many
houses damaged.
Damage to Railroad Exaggerated.
HARRISBURG, PA, March l9.-Thc
damage to the lines of the Pennsylvania
railroad by ice, was very much cXaggcr-
atcd. There was no damage delaying
trains excepting on the river line be-
tween Columbia and Middletown, all the
trains were sent around by the short cut,
Via Mount joy.
PoRr DHrosIT, Mp, March l9.-The
river has fallen three feet since morning.
The water is now four feet deep on the
rullrood track and in Main street.
Loss at Marietta.
COLUMBIA, PA, March l9.-At Ma
rictta the loss by the food WAS very high,
the lumber men having their RATS swept
away. The ice is piled up over the tow
path at some points from twenty to thir-
tv feet hirh.