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Cnmel,s nair shawl SMindlars.

A patty little Frenchman called at a
dtuH store in the western addition yes
i,erday and inquired In passable Engl sh
" there was lady residing in the vi
vanity who spoke French. He was di-
J ected to the house OF an attorney not
far distant. There he proceeded, and
Mrs. Blank was summoned to the door,
and the stranger, all smiles and bows,
stated that he was an officer of a French
vessel lying In the harbqr and WIS
obliged to sail at three o'clock. He
has an elegant camel's hair shawl which
he had purchased In g foreign port for
$50, which would have cost another
800. He exhibited . neatly done up
package and proceeded to dis lay what
appeared to be an elegant shawl. He
said he had been unable to find the
lady for whom 1t was purchased, and
not wishing to carry it away would dis
pose of the article for the trifling sum
Of $50. Now, Mrs. Blank was wanting
a camels hair shawl, but, like pru-
dent lady, said she would prefer con-
sulting her husband before buying.
With the consumate art of an accom-
plished salesman he dwelt upon the
beauty and value OF the goods ard final.
ly offered to take $50 on account and
allow the balance to remain unpaid un-
til his return. The lady could not re-
sist such a tempting offer, so handing
him a double eagle she secured the
prize. The obliging gentleman compli-
mented her on her good fortune, and
with a low bow took his departure.
When left alone the better Judgment
of the purchaser led her to reject that
there might possibly be something
wrong in the transaction. Perhaps
the shawl had been stolen or perhaps
it was an inferior article. Hastily put
ting on her hat and walking dress, she
took the article to q large dry goods
house down town, where she usually
traded, and inquired its value. My
dear Mrs. Blank said the proprietor,
are you sold, too p He then said that
the shawl was first rate imitation and
that the same fellow had sold large
number in the city under similar repre-
sentations. The article was left at the
store to be sold for her account. She
informs her husband that she don't
think a camel's hair shawl would be-
come der and they are not fashionable
anyway. 1t may be safe to predict
that when Mrs. Blank next airs her
French it will not be to a fascinating
Gaul who is ANXIOUS to sell shawl
worth 800 for $50 and be content with
33 per cert. deposit.-San francisco
Bulletin.
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Change Your Surroundings.


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SOLID wBALTH
100000 IN GIFTSi

FORTUNE FoR ONLY sIa.
THE KENTUCKY CASH Distribution
COMPANY, authorized bv n special act OF
The Kentucky Iegi lature, for the benefit Of the
PUBL1C SCHOOLS OF FRANKFORT, will
have the first of their series Of Grand Drawings
at MAJOR HALL, In the City Of Frankfort. KY,
on TIL q RSDAY. AUGUST 81, 1915 ON which
occasion they will g rbute to the ticket hold.
OF ia m nt
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THOS. 8. BECK & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
BANK STREET, LEHIGHToN.

We have instructions to Sell the following Pro-
perties, and persons desirOus OF Purchasing Sell
ing or Exchanging Real Estate, will do well TO
give us call;
House ana Lot, near Olewine's Tannery. in the
Borough Of Lehighton. House l6x32, stable
l0xi2 and lot 57 front and 2 s feet deep, well
planted with nuit trees. A never failing
well in the yard. Price, Sl400, half cash, bal
ance on instalments
Dwelling House ana Lot on Fourth street, lie.
highton. Now rents for $500 per month.
Price low for cash.
HgHse and Lot, ON MahOning street. LehightOn
Price $3.50. rents for Ss per month, one-half
cash, balance by instalments
House and Lot on Pine street LehiehtOn, Pa
Pice el40O Reuts for 90 per month.
100 Acres Of Timber Land in Mahoning town.
ship, IN miles from LehightOD. Cheap.
1856 Acres Of Land IN Penn Forest Township.
Carbon county. At a specia bargain.
Seven Lots in the Borough OF Lenighton. Good
locations and prices low -"
Frame Building. suitable for a photograph gal.
lery or other light business, Cheap.
Jan. l, 1879. r. s. BECK q co,
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Truss and Surgical Bandage Stand.

w j. EVERETT, No. 81 North seventh Sc,
w below Arch st. Philadelphia Latestim.
proved Trusses shoulder Braces, Elastic ST Oek
ings, Belts. Suspensorles, Crutohes, Deformlty
Instruments, &c, Also Mrs. EveTett's, Fitehs
self adjusting aud other celebrated Female sup.
porters, Lady AGten0ant Large sCOck and
low prices. HerniI successfully IL eateo.
July 81, 1SI5..ly,
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5000. 600

PRICE OF TICKETS;
Whole tickets. sl2 Halves s5 Quarters
s3i 0 Tickets, eio0i IN 1icRets, sou; 46A
Tickets, Shoo 95A Tickets 81 600 l0q 600 Tickets
at sl2 each.
Remlttinces can be made by Express Draft,
made nayable to KENTUCKY Cash DIsrRlBu'
all cbtnInuhications connected with the dis.
tItoution, and orders for Tickets, and applica-
tions Of Agents 10 sell Tickets, should be ait
pressed to
HON THOs. p. PORTER,
General Manager, Frankfort, Ky.
June Ava
, 1876-03-30


TholF WaElu way "E ualhnR Sfn-
mafs n. 20 Ncpenneo p1EI tne S"o]ccs u
80. N"rau ,,.s'l.,.. - ~. c,.. a.,,,,..
Mn Won,, "sq sgas,., 90 a" 'I NJ, ios. sh"n nm
~" lons' 'i",ea A.'o' 'v'e .aua o'uoo w.
pastors anu ny ue'esatos from W. paris VI Ao
country attended tho Moody md sankoy Com
ycntlon at tho uippolrono to-lav, and Moody
underwent croRs oRs.exaa,inat,ou ~ 10 lis mothpl
- s.'I..si" t.s's .sa..s - i,s.aaxs
q, O. conuao''ns so'l'aS 'soia heot0' VI na'sle11
Iho econoa wcso OF tho noss snsef'
ostlnB character - unEtko any previous
meetings Of tho royivsllsts. Aftor
a hr3cf nf,lrc,s ,roodv suhn,ittoti to thu onen-
s;s.,ts. ".,a T., - ~. nasnz. s.,,.roS ovtranr
.aon'"s' a'.a III LIS a'a"e.o o'p'',Jeo '1.Aot
binary aoatonoss aud readiness MANY OF h'b
raulatka wore curious md witty, Atlu kept the
deicgntcs in almost continuous laughter, Among
o+,,or t,,,nou In a.i,,, !. re,nnmher in fycaoo
,aa. ..,..tsr 49, ..axe ~ 49,, ,,,a.n,,sn,,
lAst "'ntoFi "aa .neie' "o nAo ploastuh
avery afternoon. "e went out "ltn ansit@-
tsonB into saloons, bll11ard-halls, oso., and
we got laygo audience thoro ogory
nfto,,non n,,a ,vo io5 row ,ntr,,tor overv ,,ay
qvs 1.A W. a ~ .,n,a,a,a.,I,. =, ,,sa.
We "A'iseo ~ pf,ng nj uoaonAa''oua ~ Auep
hatmonT, and bolloVo tAo1o was oho SOLITARY
, 1876-03-30

Gov. AIlcs Isuta q Sudden and Sur
prIaing End to tho IlnpGssCfs
Trtul tlo Writes Himself Down
Anxious to aguslEtt, mud Ia Givcn
11onornbla Opportunity.
JACKSON, N1isB+, 31ntch 20.-ln consequence OF
tho following letter. which was road during tho
bcBsion Of tho Aouao OF Representatives, tue
Hotao aloptotl a resolution. by vote soyonty-
eight ayes to ton noes, inHtructiug tho manager
Of Ames' impeachment caso to discontinue pro-
cccdinys and withdraw tho articles.
ExEour1vH MANSION, JAoEsoa March -, la;G.-
to your suggcstion. pcR to say t.at IN consequences
Of tho election II last November, fonnt myuelt
fronted with hostile Legislature. anl embarrassed
AMI hled tn my edcAy0r5 to carry my plans for
.he wslfaro Of my ss4te and Of my party tezolrc,
lsFeS5 ssto Il 1'S e ~ ssS ~ Int
while, articles u impeachment wsre instituted gana.
rne. and, Of course, could not and wtlsll nos rsre
from my Position under tls ia.russtoa e az charge
snsstc,l BY pulo usefulness, aud ii thh sriclas
shoal} fsoi at iIessty 10 carly Jul ny derc ad pur.
rusp ot Feat9nstou. an yory very truly yours,
ADxLpMl:r AAKs.
At o'clock Tho 1mpoacaihant Court ASSEM-
bled, and Mr.. Featherton nsescs.od the 70 solu-
ton, and asked that tho impeachment atticea
against Gov. Ames be dismissed. which was
done. Mr. Duraus, Of uoy. Aa.ea' counsel, than
road as follows:
EXECUTIVE OEy1oE, ,JAcKsoN, March %, 187G,To tho
peopfc " tho Stts Of Is4saDpf: hereby resrect-
fully Eeaan my ohcc Ut Governor Of ths sats Of Aiss'
hstppi. AbELnE1.r AAEs.
Col. J. II. Stone. President pro tenn. OF tho
The resignation Of tho Governor Was COM
pluto surprise to oil except few who had
aByood on tho plan last night. Tho Republicans
gcuorally aro quito indignant.
, 1876-03-30
POLITICAL NOTES

Boston Is for BrlstoW-tnlnd thatl
r. ,y,oa,, 10 m ,onycr ..tto ,olv mn,trerr
o'.'o"4 - ~ e
1uooo N,' ,.,. w. sa ,ts..,.,a
PfooanlS eo'nS u looA 'of +hAssn n'ep'oFS'
Nohcaon probably can't Htnp down and out
without hurting himself; thatH the reasoQ why
In 1,n, t,,4,t,trt, m lo,t,
MI J,.u.o, ,,,,,,1 a.-,, cou ,..,. ,
@"' 1<1o. +''.' .'o ,.,t" NNu
I9:euo tounlh,k nv .s0un so"r14as caaoloasos
t'As lucy to"o1 on' u hR"1
Shall vo count Ohatlea O'Conor out with PEN
tlIetup. Tildon, DaYard, old I,ili Allen Thurman,
tltudttoas, anu sno feas OF tho:nF
KiIbousnofa preparatory courso In jail ought to
fl him Tor an cnay ad,nlttanco to a i,igh1r in
etitusion, whore tho wickcd ccaso from tloub-
ling.
r,,,rcdrc cos a1woxa rco1v ononeh n to,,,
whom lo WIS in CouercsY, aud his remarkable
h!onoo at rreaont III rogntl to tho Rosi- -Eatate
ling is not c1cusablo On any grounds,
v.,,,,,o<, .,r, .,,,t o,,.
p'niie.1, - anu ,Ist .r,,, ~ w.! ~
h,, ~" noocrnic Nat;nna anuaa, ~ nooEsa '
Tall Sycamore III ofson tail ln liu predictions.
uo,fyoo-potn n ,y.,1,co soo. q.,, p.,s.n j.
-, ~ no,.,1,,,,s S'r* H., s.s In .sn1aat ~
!taao -! IT, ~, ta.t ia .t ooaoetAsso coinnu. ns
tlon. Ill., !as ,'n!' "os - ~ su oses esnGo; huas
eost1plo "ealoa " ooa'o9s'o "attsfolt H. 70 be
a
1ne Muta " aoea u At!a tAe lces y ilaea aim,
s tho 1eGlnK o. .ae !yatt9" "a 'o"aia ut: leht!o-
tofi, anu " slsna r. tat anGie u aosotntely
nothing Ealhou IoF Alln ny waking round him
anu look1ng " h'm OH a'' s'oea'
MY, Stor1s obtained and published tho At.
torney- Gonosata letter directing the Dlaseiot-
, 1876-03-30
RADwAY'3 rkEMEDrcs
OVARIAN 'I'UM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED DY
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.
RADWAY'3 REMEDrca
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED NJ :


nAvRl S sANb AH nn5VARNtfE ft ffusfo II t1Ta o7u
..-,..... AMI Arlnon Dco. n. 1se,
pa: MpwAx: THAT othnra may 10 bonoEitei, ~.
liaro had ID Ovarian Tmor In tho 1vatics and t,.
tnt feu Jears tftsd tho skt h7sclans Of te pna. ~
nthHs1 without any gnnoI twhs growing st such fsht
ming induced mo tn tEy tadwas'a ltsmsses. / I'D aA
,1neh falth In them, hut finally, attnr nuoh dshas.t
purchased siH hottes of tho f1s&oivent, twp bo,..
aha Pills, and two Of he Aelia Infod thnso ss
out my sppAssns henot, ofArrnipsd 10 parrors,n
,.ed tss.o nots botss of Ito two Of liz M
10 u t~ahtStiss poMndF. 'a1A
eontnusd q 10 ts medicine until Va. sum ,a.,t
nonthr. aH1 dufo1 that .imo 1ost tosty-h1o roaas
AZ 4ooE ihfts dnIen bcte& ot tl,s hosolroat, iii M
Y' N3s i,s;,sos, snI ',1 no5 ko,sa II c1 m tAg n1t
your wonderful mad!cina. fse decpty insbtod asa ~
khss bs.n % mo. tsisIsI Mrs. Ii. q. hIhls24Ns
Mrs. iilh?t. w,a makes Tho ahove certAcate /. d.
Juuo. l9lb. Tha medicines Abo1s stated vsors boushs
ms. With tho exception pf what sent "a har h.
~ th.t !sr stAte1nsntt' oorreo. w!!hoqt
i5r,saIs. and Uhsrnlst. Ann Arbor. ILL.,,
This may portlfy that lirs ulhbins who uaskea H.
above cstAoate. IL and has 9aa for many yaars III
knnwn to this fsala theroln stated ars aulopb.
aud unAaneby eosrsot. Any WIN tnowa Mil fSS
tstSnsdj '' ES hsi s. .9Gs Gsks MARY pos,
, 1876-03-30

LEAyEHwonTu, March 2D.-The steamer Plata
Valley, which has been carrying local freight on
tho Missouri River this spring, rau aground on
q asau,l-bar in the river Just above tie bridge
Monday attosnoon and during tho storm tho
wavcs Washed over her dock, md Bho to-day
nRnk II, about Is Or 70 foot Of wator. ht tho
t!mo Ut her sinking the boat waB loaded with
about 70, 0a0 feet OF lumber, nearly al Of which
VIVA lost. The bnat was ownoa BY Mr. Z. noo-
land, md WaA valued Ut $4,000.
, 1876-03-30
DEATH FROM EXPOSURE.
Suctfai uspgtch to Ttfd rhtc4uo Tribune

q !
M1xSEAroLs, a1inu., March 29.--3lsH. 4. D.
Prescott a most eHtinlablo lady Of this city,wan-
dered fron hor l.on1o at this morning whi!o
suffering trom Temporary arrangement Induced
by long llluoss, nud was aftorward found dead
GU tho leo on Daaaott'u Greek, only short dis
tarce from hor own aud !lcs fstlsr'a homo. 8ho
1ad nothing on but her night clothes, md owl
doutly died from exposure, as only hor feet and
tho lower portion Ut l.er lower !l1ba voro ia tho
Wstor. SIo leaves babo uno mouths old.
, 1876-03-30
TElEDnAPHtc NOTES.

por1sy1Llg, Pa, March 29.-The miners Of
tho Shenandoah City Col!leEy haYo ioipod sho
Kohinoor and Turkey Hun strikers.
NEw OaLEAsa, March 29.-Mayos Leeds hes
vetoed Act ~, providing for q tux to further tho
completion of tho Nov Orleans D. Pacific Rail-
road.
4yrtefnt DitpateA ia 7fhs CAeaoo 1rlbuns.
0aAsp lsAp1ps, Mich, March aj.-Ihe uer-
cllants OF this city iuRuHnrasad = movement to-
night looking to . Esductiou iu routs. A. soo-
oud meeting Will 10 hold next Wednesday night
wheu 1t is hoped landlords aud souants will ba
, 1876-03-30

The managers Of tho Eastern pooi-lnea held
q meotipg yesterday Htternoauas tho Office at
the pistsburg i Fort Wayne llailroad, but ad-
journed until to-day on account OF the absence
OF ono Of tho Eentlclnen. 1t ID stated shst the
meeting Ii being bald for the pfrpoao Of copsl4-
osiug tho ady!sability Of sedlplng tho rate On
grain to So ccnts psr LOO pounds FROM Chicago
tu New York so % to be able 10 co1npete with
tho lake routes. There 10 aonp opposition to
making a further reduction, Il being claimsd
ttIat the roads will not be Abio to make 1ateg aa
low ~ tho lako sontes and aher fore ti,oY Woula
got no lnnEo ut 85 csuss than attu. II IL, haw-
syer probable tbat tho reduction will ha decided
upon.
, 1876-03-30

GIVEN lip THE E1QHT.

GIVEN UP THE FIGHT.
Tho Illinois Central 1lniiroad Company, which
hau boon fighting tho 1owa Railroad law evor
eincs It's adoption. haa finally given up tho
fight aud docatlol to conform to tho provisions
Of tho law on mud after tho lst Of April Tho
ratio for passengers will thereafter DO s centa a
milo ip Iowa. a reduction iB also mado On
through yatos from this city. Tho reduction Of
ratos from Chcaso to tho principal points In
Iowa will bo aB follows:
, 1876-03-30

WAsn1Naros, March 30-1 a.m.-For tho Mid
dle States md Southern New England clear Of
fair wenthor and Light sousllorly to westorly
winds. slight changes In tampcrature, and rising
barometer.
For tho Lake region, light snow. southwest To
northwest winds, slowly rising barometer, and
temperature naar frooztnR. followed during the
attoinoun by clearing wonthor noas Lakoa Erie
aud Michigan.
The display OF cnutionhrY signals will bo les
6un,ed at tho .Ako stAttons April !.
LOCAL onsEAyATruN9,
CHICAGO, MARCH, ~,
, 1876-03-30

among ttom tue murdered mans wife. Tie
avilarco IL etrnng, md II ia thought I!tao will
receive tho full ponalty and hnrely nscn1o tho
Eal'owB. Tic cyhionee showa that Noo md
Dhvla Ind q'tstrol aboat a lorso.Faeo. lItos
ami al1ot hin, dead, mud would not nllow. Mira.
Davla to appsoaci, tho body. 11e oscapat1, aud
wAs captured \ few weoAs Rgo III Missouri.
, 1876-03-30
THE RnWEN TRIAL,

New YoRK, March 29.-The Plymouth Church
Investigating Committee engaged in examining
thu charges sgRinst 1lsary @. Bowen continued
their investigation last oyoniug, TIN Commit
tes doc!iuod 10 hear thu evidence Of Androw
bradshaw, p1esontea by uoNou.
, 1876-03-30

GFf11dE lH3Ez:zEH % 17j E7kfz7E1 7Tl9KHE
1EAyESw0GTu, Ean.. 5tarch 29.-.A MN
named Elser, living Oh tho farm Of 3Ir. Gray
bill. 8 milos bolow tho city. went out tl.ia morn.
ing to catch cali. but encountered hnll. Tho
bull go1od him to deash, terribly mat,slng and
mutiating tlinboIy. Tho lnfuriatctl snnlal had
to be Hl0t before I.lsar'a tody could bo ro-
corcr0d.
, 1876-03-30

A WOMAN TO BE HANGED.
TEnnH HAu1E Ind. March 2o.-At Paris, ILL.,,
today, Carsio Johnson. charged with tho mur-
dor Of Stephen j. ntdmnn, WAS found guilty,
and tho punishment fixed At death by hanging.
, 1876-03-30

~ SFpp1 TH0 Ut FFfNT. =
OA1Ro. H., h1agoh 20.-A shooting anray took
place ut Fott Jeferson. H., this eyontng tn
which D. A. Rohols roceiyod bullet In tho back
from revolver in tho lands Of J. @. Duporater.
Tho quarrel arose over tho ownerelip of feuce-
rails. Nchols' wonnd is very dangerous.
, 1876-03-30

At EVANSVILLE IND.
EvANsrI1LE, Ind, March 29.-The tobacco
factory Of J. Eichol i Co., burned this morning
with all Of It's consents, consisting Of $4,000
pounds OF tobacco. Loss On building, $4,000,
insured for $4,000; on tobacco, s35,000; in-
Bured for Sal 600. Tho building was owned by
L. Lowonthal. Tho house employed about forty
people.
, 1876-03-30

Sttdtat Dsspatoh to Ths chtedan Tribune.
NEW YuRx, March 20.-Tho failure of tho
ThameH Woolon Company golls timo ago ap-
rcara to have been oausosl BY frauds, Tho Treas.
tror, Mr.. Strong, ia charged with making oigt-
tron fraululons drafts for 900. .000 And misap-
E1od tho money!
, 1876-03-30

PHILADELPHIA, Io. March 29.-Tl,o Fronch
steamer Labrador, on its way from this city to
New York, dragged ashore near Fort l]olawarc
last night aud Ind not got OIL Mt last lccounts.
, 1876-03-30

.sptsial Ditpdieh to The CA,caGo irIo,ns.
srnlSar1ELu March 29.--J. F. Alexander, Ro-
cotsor Of tho 81. Louis 4 Southwestern Railway
Company, consolidated. today obtained n tenpo-
rary Injunction restraiuIng I3clgoritlo 1t. Clair
Co.nnany, creditors OF Wi.slow K Wilson, from
loyytDg on tho property Of tho road,
, 1876-03-30

CINc1aaAT1, March 29.-The Commercials
Nayav!ie. Ny, special aays IHaao nesves Ias
,nate affidavit In regard 10 tho Br!stoH hog
story, In which ile says that he told tho story
willie intoxicated; that he never at any tins
gAyo to ur!stow, or to any ono for him, any
money or property Of any kind TOR any puspoeo
v1tatnu
, 1876-03-30
AT EAST SAGINAW.

At EAST SAGINAW.
Special hsnateh to TAs Uhteana Tribune.
EAsT BAursAw. Mich., March 29.-Fre broke
cut in Tho Gallagher Block, owned by Il. g.
Horr, at 1880 tonight, and but for tho energy
OF tho tlro company and tho Holly Water- Works,
would hayo boon disastrous oonfagrAtlon.
Damage, 93,0uO or over; covered mostly by ia
Hur&nce. InQondiatIsn1.
, 1876-03-30

II F0F TOFt #INFs
Special Dtst1afch 10 Tbs Chsoda" Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich March 29.-W. l.. Bar
ber's large steam saw-,nill ut Ashton, on tho
tho Grand 1lapids 4 Indiana Railroad, WAS
totally destroyed by fro to-day, Amount Of loss
not reported; no lasurnnce,
, 1876-03-30

Ut. Lor,s, March a9.-A. al sa]ousuod moot
tnx Of stockholders Of ths AissoaEi Pacific Nail-
road Company to-day, resolutions were adopted
requesting tue board Of Directors Of that CON-
, 1876-03-30
DR.. RADWAY'S
Pills

partsc4y tsstless, elegantly coated w,th aw9t GSI GaI
~. iii. tSs * n .atls: ~ ssss.s s.s,
lisAlaohu Constipation, Co.tivunoss idixo,ttSa. p RI
Is.!a. lt usasss h!ous tvvst !nsIm'..oao W. '.n.aoea1os r
cers, Warranted to stfcot positive cHtes fnten
etAbles Containing M nsssus5s minerals o. os4S
IL ubsssyo thu following sJsnptolns tosultiug ion
HSsspstsa. iass rle. Su!lness Of ths I,Ieo n !, ],
Head, XsIdlty tho staEseh. N1usst: satsas III
sxas il1;p r. hs ~ .1d 9a "a osS
rssh,aI tho Heart Ohoksnx 0f ~ Il
ins nsaIlon *4sn ln L.ug H1.tntv D!aof @ ,iI RI
is., bo.!ssaSy e f,,t itbs j.
.naadsa Fiasass u iea rEaiqy II tho G!s., .usa
tsT nsrt Of RAILWAYS r! LIS VII its4 ~ hi
fran III Ito ah0yH- nod Disorder. fEoH - e'1
boz. Sold By dru1xt4t&.
, 1876-03-30

cti'LL!cpTHE. Q.
CINCINNATI, March 20.-Chillicothe speciala to
tito Enquirer mud Gazette report the suspension
Of tho Dnnk Of 0recntio!d. private banking
concern. TiabIlitios a. far a. known about
$50, 900. Aasats unknown at yet, but aro yory
small.
, 1876-03-30

r. ITO JANz.Eo, March 29.' -Co!rco mat!:et ycr3
animated aud pricsa advancing. Gooa diets,
C.0V0@v, LOU 1ois per 10 kl!os.
, 1876-03-30
ab1e to mike An amicnhle arrangement for d.
Wiling tho shrinkago consequent upon dull

S,vsfai j1tspaseh IL 1'hs CHICAGO T4fht.u
MArtsoN Wis, March 20.-rhe Governor has
Trilsteo Of tho Inhttutlon for tho Edncatton Of
tho Hind In place OF tho lion. II. ". Trip,
wiloso tsrn, OF oflico haa expired. Tho poop'o of
JAnoav!lio lnyo bccu considerably exercised
ovcr tho matter, malsy making AIR. Iripp'a roni,-
pontmonk but n very largo nttnibor aBkinR Mr.
Minors appointment
, 1876-03-30

AT CARO-, MICH.
Sp.ctdi Dspateh to Ihd Citisaao T5ibuHa.
East SAGINAW. Mich, March 20.-A brewery
Caro-, ownod by John Volae, and dwelling
uouua burned Inst night, togeshor with large
quantity OF barley and baor. Loan over 80, 600 ;
not intnfel,
, 1876-03-30

On flr3t-cIasB and on Reoond-claaa tho f01uc-
1ion IL from S1l to $i3. AZ will bo eoen by
tho above, tho reductions from this city amount
to very little. Tho principal benefit is derived
point to point In Iowa nro quito largo. For in-
stance. the passenger raso from Dubuque to
Btou1 City has been reduced from 5t3 to 10. 80.
Tho principal reduction, however. ia made In
freight ratios from point to point iu Iowa, Al will
bo kean by tho following:
Taking gram rates for example, The reductions
from Dubuque a.. to tho principal points ia
tf,o RtNfa arm fontvas . -
, 1876-03-30

At ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS NO., March ga lro tonight In
tho building No. 2ol North Second .ssrect dam
aged tho stock Of Stool l. prioo, baking powder
manufacturers, about s8,100 tho Union Stgn
Works $1,000, and the building about e, QUO.
Tbs insurance cannot bo ascettainod Tonight
, 1876-03-30

saNDu6kY. q.
CLEVELAND, March 29.-KtatI II Kroner,
propriotors Of tho Fulton foundry and machine
works IT. Sandlsky, O., failed to-day. Assoks
aud liabilities uot ascostansd.