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HOUSE.


Mr.. Walling reported back the bill to
authorize claimants, in even numbered
sections of land within 20 mile limits Of
the Northern Pacific railroad, to make
proof and payment for their claim at the
minimum rate of $l20 an acre. Passed
Mr.. Morcy reported bill granting
the Island in Wisconsin river to the
city of Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
Passed. EG
The bill for the restoration to market
of the UIntah Indian reservation, Utah,
passed; also the bill respecting the limits
of the reservation and for town sites ON
public domain. sEfETa q -
Mr., Sayler, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported the Senate bill to
confirm the pre-emption homestead en-
tries of public lands, within the limits OF
railroad grants, IN cases where such en-
tries have been made under the regula-
tions of the land department. Passed.
The morning hour having expired, Mr..
Scales moved to 20 into committee OF the
whole on the bill to transfer the Indian
bureau to the war department.
Mr.. Randall moved TO amend by going
into committee of the whole on the leg
islatlve appropriation bill. Negatlved.
Mr.. Scales motion agreed to. Yeas
1873; nays 96.
The House then went into the COM
mittee of the whole, Mr.. Blackburn in
the chair on Indian bill, and Mr.. Cook
concluded his speech of yesterday in
favor of transfer to the War Depart
ment.
Mr.. Seeley spoke against the bill.
Mr.. Hooker advocated 1t without ac-
tion.
The committee rose and the House
took recess till 1880, night session to be
for the consideration of the Legislative
Appropriation bill.
Evening Session.
Various amendments TO the bill were
offered and rejected. After progressing
as far as page thirty.seven, the commit.
tee rose and the House adjourned to meet
Saturday, tomorrow being public holi-
day in the District.
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The Baltimore Gazette shows from
statistics that Baltimore is ahead of all
the cities on the seabosrd in the grain
trade. The receipts for 1876 exceed those
Of 1915 by j,l,0,jl7 bushels.
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TIE Cincinnati Enquire gives grave
bin, that somebody knows something
sbOut BRI,Tow's cotton speculations dur
ing the war, that was not very creditable.
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CoL. BRoApHEAD, of Missouri Is
spoken Of as presidential candidate.
Ii rs successful in the race as he was In
prosecuting the whiskey ring he will do
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

New YORK, April 1S.-MoNEY-At 3
@4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5@6 per cent. Customs receipts 1894,
0OO. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Clearings sS5, ,0O0,00 Sterling
steady at 4S6i@4S9i.
GoLD-Opened and closed at ll3i, with
sales in the interim ut lijs. Carrying
rates l to per cent. Loans were also
made at 8 per cent.
GoyERNMENTs-Op strong.
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Is Gov. CHAMBERLAIN succeeds IN
controlling the South Carolina delega-
,iop MoRToN stands no show.
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FLEMIS0ToS,
HUsTERDoE CoUSTr, n. Y

June 20, 1874.
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Turkey y coss,dsring the proposition
Of the jewish boadholders, in conjunc-
ton with othee denominations, to e1-
change bonds for land in Syria.
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VlkoIyIA Republicans express a pre-
ference for BLAINE, and compliment
Nogrox with II resolution.
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at'heeline &egister,
Gold closed yesterday at ll9i.

The msatier today s0aH be partly
CLOUDY, ,oim southeast to southwest t'tnds'
L,cer tsmperature, and'ra,n.
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RAILROAD BoEDs-Dull and steady.
STATE


STocKs-Opene1 quiet, bat subsequent.
ly became firm IN tone, but after the first
board the market became generally de-
pressed, and there was u pressure to sell
shares of some of the trunk lines, notably
Michigan Central and Lake Shore, and
finally the whole list gave way in 81 mps-
thy. The occasion of this depression in
railway shares, was the meeting of prom
inent railroad officials at Chicago, which
resulted in reduction in rates on east
ward bound flreights. - On the
Stock Exchange this was accept
ed as meaning another railroad
war, and hence the bearish feeling which
prevailed. The greatest decline was in
Michigan Central, which declined from
$50 TO 56s. Lake Shore followed with u
decline from $50 to 56s. Erie was heavy,
and declined from Is to 16s, an addi-
tional influence against this stock being
the decline at London and q
rumor that the Dundee .Coenmittee
had made an unfavorable re-
port. Granger shares sympathized
with the general depression. New JeI-
sey Centrai ueclIhtu iroih i"ol w cog,
regular to 97l, seller GO days.
Rock Island declined from l05 TO l0is
During the last hour of business the
market was dull, but generally stronger,
with ecovery of ! o. Rock Island
and Union Pacific closed at the lowest
point of the day. A large speculator
from New England who has been carry
ing considerable amounts OF Lake Shore
to-day sold his stock and accepted N large
loss and this helped to dcpreSs the mar
ket. The transactions at the Stock E1-
change aggregated 2Il, 900 shares, OF
which 1000 were Pacific Mail, $4,000
Western Union, l1,0O0 Northwestern,
l4,OOO st. Paul, 5000 Erie, $4,000 Lake
Shore, 5000 Ohio and 1900 Michigan
Central.
The plaintiffs in the Black Friday suit
~ L 4 l.. q a
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TIE chiefly remarkable point about
the arrest of Wisconsin bank president
for $l25,OOO fraud. is that his name
don't commence with B.-Gdzette.
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v,,,..s or Barney williams.

It is stated that Barney Williams Is
psst all hope of recovery, and his death
Is expected at any moment. Since sun
d.v he has been entirely UNCONSCIOUS
and unable to recognize any members OF
his family. His disease is pneumenlA'
and his illness, though short, has been
vary severe.
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FOREIGN.
Snow storm.

LONDON, April IA heavy snow
storm prevailed last night throughout
England and Ireland. Vegetation is
suffering.
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Sr!LouIs April is.-W. %. Avery
was sentenced 70 day 70 two years I'M
prisonnensaa AHed tl00O.S D
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Smith & Parker's planning mills at Min.
neopolia, Mimi, burnsd on "Wednesday
night. Loss, $25, 600; insurance $1,000.
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EYE AND EAR
ORS, MCDOWELL & BR|II0M

Would give notice 70 the cf1ssns Of
whesling and vicinity uhsa shsX hays
taken psrioss st this hckUkE HOUSE,
where they VIII remain lim,tcd ums: 70
,,s,, ,s, % %sSss .iaS anS d:s!s ssev.
named org.nA- Having had yass ssp:ri.
ence In privats practses snd = sstSr11lng g 1lg
surgeons 70 the large kYE and kASn1'
PIfALs, DlsPENsA RIM andJSynnA-
,;1 EIEs q .ssss1ai:s.sa ssaS.s ~ Z .s.ss .sss.S .
c,sns In foil and segsIss SANDING, gsedu-
stSs ol one of our osdsse 80 oees eseooss
Of msdicij,s. We proposs 70 tesA Al
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR
ON purely sclsutiae phneigass; Tha:
\. snvtruss al tbe faeiiitiss Sns ths kset.
msus o( this eizN of diseoee u ~ e0ua
p1,.ibly be ohtainsd By via1ung srees
metroposis vishoatthe stssnafng s1ysnss
WhSeh snch . Ioarnsy veold pSsessss'
iusoecial ssssnttonsg1vss tohos
APPaICATlON oR 0kA16ED.
20 sui, ali Axes. and 70 correct AZ dsssets
y, rsfrsrtion thaf srs rsmsaiable ~
s,ss~~- Is N Q taet soADoniy nnovn'
,hst thou bds Of syee are annually im.
e:.,.s Isss ss tss .isSss sy sss Snssii
~ ,,1 the inoomD Dstsnt dealer: These eye:
miSht have bssn iDdsanitsly pfs:srvsd
LsG apertselss bsen sceornseiy edaeeteo /,
and .eenr.sy sso osif ii,osn e l6ssssfb ~ = up
On shs accassss BeasossoSnss ~ ~
r.sSEs s4Ese q bocm s1S ysoa 4. H. toss. H. and
\ nom p =. to1 p. =. N II. -
Od1os hosu, ouednSs ~
ssd 9s6iss f1oS : y sst..oes n % f.slsh sssssI
WnI HeDOWELLsH =. D. latS NJ.
eisn 20 - 80 stt1SdlnG oasUeoa u
Dsqiuooe. 30 and I.S E1Sn1xx.,
%iLHEa IatAI0M: n:D3~sS sn1s S11s,
vsnaty Bes'Ssas'
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II araeR.

NV O.LrAss April Is.-Jas
Ayery and Rdward O'Guire va mur.
dered in AvoyelIss Parish BY Jordan
Whittingtoa. The murdsrsf escaped.
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pr.p.r,ne for Mr.. stewart. F.neraI'

Nrw YoaK, April l2.-The dry goods
merchants held meeting yesterday ano
appointed delegation Of fifty OF the
most prominent to attend stewarts
funeral.
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Senate and Assembly support Steinber-
ger, but the king and the people are
against him.
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Land Slide.

Iowa CRY, April ia land slide
occurred at about IL o'clock last night on
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad track, on the cast side OF the
Iowa river at this point, by which two
trains from the west have been smut in
all day, being unable to come or go back.
The track is covered with six feet Of mud,
and the wagon roads are SO bad
that it Is only with the greatest difficulty
that provisions can be sent to the
passengers, about forty of whom are
ladies. The blockade will perhaps be
raised at 7 o'clock tonight.
High Water.
The Iowa river is rising rapidly, and
there are fears of another flood like that
of 1851 or 1858. The Missouri river is
also rising.
Snow Storm. ="
A heavy snow storm extending along
the Missouri river from st. Joseph to
Fort Suley and thence north is now rag
ing. No particular damage to crops is
anticipated, but the sowing Of wheat all
over the State is suspended.
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but steady at l3tc; futures closed steady /;
April lS l-16td5133 3 32c; May II ! BE
June l3 5-32c; July - 2l-32(G13 LIE.
August l3 31-l6c; September 1870
l32i-32c. Flour-Receipts 10000 bar
rels; shipping ard extra Minnesota lit
tie more active, others no decided change.
Rye Flour-Firm al 81 S0td4 62. Corn
Meal-Steady a. S2 75la3 rs. Wheat
Receipts 26OO0 bushels; prices steady
and ungraded, with only syery moderate
export and home trade demand. Rye
Fairly active; western sc. Barley
Quiet; California 81 OF. Msit-Flrm.
Corn-Easi4r; spot better; futures mixed /;
receipts 90 600 bushes; no grade Ilc;
mixed graded 7l@7Ilc. Ost-Firm;
receipts 1000 bushels; western mixed and
State 44ta,5Oc. HAy-Firm; shipping 10
GsOe. Hops-Stendy; eastern and west
ern l0taI6c. Cofee-Pirn; eargoes 10
Glec. Sugar-Firm; fsir 10 good rehn'
ing 9-l6(a7tc; prime 7!GSc. Hola.-
ses and Rice-Firm and unchanged
Petroleum-Quie,; crude Sic; refined
l4tc; in cases lsIfSzlic. TslloE-
steady at &c. TurPentine-Quiet al
SIC Rosin-Firm st 81 s09l 20
| Eggs-Quies State and Pesr.ylvasis IL
IsSc; western 1sSlec Pork-Firmer
a. S22 s5. Beef-Rirm. Cui Meats--
| Western quiet; middles arn, western
long clear l2lc; city l2.e. Lard
Easier at sls f6tslS 30. Butter. Un'
changed. Cheese-sSi2.c- Whsky-
Piru nj 81 L.
PHrLApKLFHIA, April l3.-Fiour-
Quiet; extra - 25ta.4 sI!; Ainnesot,
family So Oo.Ss so. Whest-Ste.dy AND
at request; Pennsylvsnn red 81 ~
amber 81 81. Bye hrn a Soc. Corn.
sts.dy; yellow sSt96s4c; white e5i
O.,.-Uncbsaged- PesrSieum-EAs,
crude III; refnsd 14i Whsky--
W..tsrn 1sak at 81 Ia 6uttr AsSe.rc
Nsv York and Brsdford Copn'y sE
trs llGs.4zs; arsts S4fe3Sc; psessrn eI
tn. 4ic; nrsts so@ssc Caesse-Acsiv'
st lsiSl4e- Eggs-Sssady; western
2i@2ite.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April lS, A. NJ.
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The plague i iscrsasing st 6Agdad
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and King ofthc Canary Islands and tho
possessing most accomplished ana pol
lShcd education and many enabling quail
ties has little or no prctcnsions. She is
gifted with an easy elegant and graceful
flow of thought and possessing generous
and IN atlablc disposition. Mr., McNlur-
row stands second to none in cordialiiy;hc
is blessed with an agreeable style OF con-
NcrsaIOn and POSSESSES in an eminent de
gree the good nature and opcnncSs OF
heart that is so peculiar and natural to the
noble Celtic Race. Thcodomiro Avcnda.
no Esq, one ofthc leading citizens OF New
Orleans, is as fine and rs thorough gentle
man as we have ever met with. His mild
serene and ammbIc disposition make every
body feel at home in his company and inn
presses those who form with even u slight
acquaintance with sentiments of esteem
and respect Before taking leave Of the
students, Mrs \. de Brthcncourt McMur-
row cXhortcd them to labor with pcrSc-
vcriug and interchangeable industry in the
pursuit of knowledge, to fit themselves
well tor their respective aVocallonS, to be
always ready to suppress wrong, to con-
front manly, in the shield of Knowledge
Truth the stern realities that may await
them in the battle of life, and to prove
themselves worthy students of the inStitu-
ton that has given 50 many eminent mem
bcrs to society and that can reckon among
her Alumni the moS ilhlstrioUS stars in
the galaxy of the Catholic Hierarchy Mrs.
A. b. McMurroW By her zeal in the cause
of learning may justly be STYLED the pa-
trour~so Of education. We trust that others
will follow her noble example. b.
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STRUCK BY LTGIITNl NG.--Thc barn on
the farm Of Mr. John ID. Cramcr located
ncarWalkcrsvillc, in this county was struck
by lightning during the storm on Thurs
day evening, 10Th inst. Strange to say
there are two good lightning rods on the
BAN, but it struck in the lower corner
of the roof at the gable end, and follow
ing the tin spout entered the lower stable
window anl killed fine eight week old
calf, belonging to Mr.. VIM. II. Scnoll, the
tenant The barn is II new one, and had 1t
caught fire would have caused considerable
loss, as Mr., Schol had just finished thrcSh-
irg his entire crop, which is in the barn,
us also the straw in the yard.-EntHiIIer,
Edjtor Of tie CIrion:
On last Saturday evening as | was la
king a stroll around your little town my
attention was rather suddenly attracted to
IA large and beautiful transparency, sus-
pended from Il window of your Town Hall
having printed thereon something like
this: "iIcadquartrrs of the Mcchanicstown
HAYS and Wheeler Club" Hayes, Wheel
cr and McComHs.' Just then was heard
the beating of the drum, giving notice TO
all citizens DESTROYS of supporting the Re
publican candidates to rally.
Somewhat interested in that direction
mysclf. | concluded to file iu soon finding
mv.,If, carried along with the crowd un'll
Il, 4
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
IN scrihcr has obtained from the Or
phan'S Court of Frederick County, letters
Tcslamcnlary upon the estate OF
ELIAS HARBAUGH,
late OF Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having CLAIMS against said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit tire.
same with the vouchers thereof legally au-
thrM,irntcd to the subscriber, on OF before
the 2Slh day Of February next; they may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted arc
requested to make immediate payment.
CATIlARINE IIARBAUGH,
scp1-it Administrators.
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INSOAvEEa"T NOTICE.

No ago. I'~2ceut. IVWi0m Hupe on Pc
WioN.
NToticc is hereby givcu that the second
~ Monday of December next, succeed
ing this date, has been fixed for the appear
ancc before the Circuit Court of Frederick
county Of William IIapc an applicant for
the benefit of the 18th Article of the Mary
land Code of Public General Laws, cnti-
tied "lnsolvcnts," to answer such ntcrrog-
atorics or allegations IS his creditors, en-
dorScrS, or surctics may propose or allcgc
against him; at which time and place his
creditors and all Others interested, may at.
tend and show caUsc, if any they have,
why the said William llapc should not
have the benefit Of the liSlh Article Of the
Maryland Code, aforesaid, as prayed.
Test,
THOMAS GORSUCI,
Clerk Circuit Court Of Frederick county.
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MOnN:lY and Tuesday, October the

| tlllc you Gun not nave III uOnc.
AS Mr.. Simon Weller was going homo
last Thursday night he had the misfortune
to fall over cow lying in the road, iniur.
ing him quite severely for the time Tho
night was one of the darkest on record and
raining too at that
A pheasant flew into the kitchen of Dr.
Hcnshaw, on Water street, Monday and in
fluttcring about the room went against the
window light, and broke its neck The DR..
says he is fond of these birds but likes the
fun of hunting them equally well.
WE heard on Monday evening that quite
a number of porkcrs arc decidedly under
the weather with something like cholera
Probably the recent rainy spell has had Il
! tendency to make them little down
hearted, as we have heard of no deaths.
HE'LL gate in New York Harbor, which
for many years has rendered navigation
dangerous, was blown to atoms on Sunday
last by direction Of the Government. The
job was completed successfully and was
witnessed by about 1900 eager people
Gov lIarlranf Of Pa, has issued proc
lamation recommending that Thursday
the 2Stl inst, be observed as State holi-
day, being the one hundrcdth anniversary
of the adoption III convention Of the first
Constitution of the State Of PENNSYLVANIA
w. AUGUSTUS Hahn, tclryraphcr and
general alarm agent at the depot put in -
hours solid on Monday trying to get Il
mess of birds, but his efforts were only
crowned with one red squirrel. Try it
again Gus, with another gun and rock
powder.
AIDS -Chlf Marshall Edward IIobb,
has appointed the following gentlemen as
add, during The coming Agricultural show:
Capt. }. W. Dorsey, Or, J. Downcy, scott
Starr, Charles Poole, pouingrr Dorsey,
George A. Snouilcr, Capt ". Welsh, G. \
Lamar, John Best and b. Snouiirr.
THOSE sending communications for pub
LEGATION in this paper must make them rs
brief as possible and write lcgibly, other
wise they will not he noticed at ALL oar
paper is small and it don't justify us in
publishing long articles that hayrno inter
est except 10 II few persons.
IT'S said hv those who know, of course,
that Rev. }. Summers received from the
grooms. on last Wednesday, the handsome
sum of $40. This is certainly Just ap-
probation OF the services rendered by the
Rev. gentleman and also goes to show that
the happy parties are by no means siingy
Mr.. John Iohr and bride returned from
their bridal tour on Tuesday. John looks
rs happy as Il king, and is once more he
hind the counter doing business with re
ncWcd energy We wish John brilliant
fUtulc and l0ng life of usefulness and hap
pincss, May your shadow never grow
less, John.
READERS OF THE CLARION ATTENTIoN,
Remember to use Dr. Echlcy's Family
Cough Syrup for all Your C"u"hs and
Colds this coming season Satisfaction
guaranteed. Best remedy known, anc a
genuine home article only % cts. per
large bottle. Lihcra! Inducements to the
trade
AT The Republican meeting on Saturday
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Fair of this county commences On Tues
day, Oct. II , and continues four days. The
exhibition, notwithstanding the Ccntcnnl-
al is going on just now, promises to bc the
largest and most interesting ever held in
this county. The buildings have all been
remodlllcd and some new ones built. If
you can't Get to Philadelphia, why go to
Frederick and you can see half us much,
anyhow.
Mr.. Jeremiah Weller, brother of Mrs.
Joshua Stokes of this town, is now on Il
visit to his sister, accompanied by his sons,
Mr.. w. was once q resident Of our town,
but left it some twenty years ago for the
west. where he has bccl residing ever
since. There are not many persons, vino
ever lived here that cln stay out of it for
twenty years, and some not for twenty
minutes. 1t is hoped his next visit will
not be 50 far off.
FoRGoTTEN--Irhc grand affair which
took place in our town last week, is now
almost Il thing of the past, and entirely
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