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LATEST SHIP NEWS
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ARRIVED.
Steamship City OF Montreal tBrl, MireloTse Liverpool
March via Queenstown 3D. with mde and 10 John o.
3ist NAPLES Feb, TO- Messina lih Palermo 18th and OBJ
raltar March with ndse and pas to Henderson Bros
Feb g. Meishi sh Pilcfmo 9otn and Gibraltar 25th. with
BARK PEAR of BOSTON, Ryaer Genoa Jan IT, With aa.s
Schr. Lizzie Titus lot GTeenport, Philips Charleston
scir CHARLES t. Morrison Cof Boston, Smith, sagua March
sc%r Alneda Wiley, Wiley. Pemandina days. with yci
sohr VIM r. Drury Henderson, FcrnaDdina days. with
schr Uisiume. Walters. of and from st. John. N b via
scbr Luna Robinson rsskers Hesd; with Ice for Nswark
schr A. D. Henderson (of Boston, Henderson, CarIena'
" stSr Alice Ts Ref Wilson, Salem for Virginia.
sSST 9 1ae E eS[ P satfE s&.o
Schr Charleston. Baxter New.London.
sShT Ms " n aSp st0ninS Ssx Haven
steamship Fanta. for Philadelphia; b,rks VIM T. osnn.
ford i Florence Gsnoys for Aatspsss big E1a Morton
wIND-sunser, moderate. n. w; clear
MEMORANDA.
The red white and black buoy No 49, washed ashore
this sandy Hook ahou, mile south of tho Telegraph
Office
BsFsT March 1.-THE Norwegian bark Inga Capt Paus.
from Pensacola for Queenstown which recently pr, into pom
c6orsd ..'''' -.
Allan this port ot Phiadelphs has been towea hack
anohufs. ship iatliTiur, Robert
son outward Bamor has gone ashore at Plush
Ing.
FOREIGN FORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON. March 1.-THE National Lane steamship
Greece Andrews from New York March passed the Isle
WIciit ZOE London, at noon to-day.
FLUsTNG March l7-2 +. m.--Passed. steamship Renil.
worth (Brl, from Antwerp for NewYofk.
SiNCAPORE March l1,Sailed. bark Albert Russo Nichols
LIyERpoo, March 17.-Arnved ship Imperial 0rosley.
from "a Fr9Ici.tO.
Mtr,sz,s March l5.-Arrivcd bark q. Dozslio, Miller.
from NowlorE
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Brunswick Ga. March l6.-Cleared steamship City %
Dallas, Hines, for New York
CHlRLEsfON March 1G.-Sailed steamship Cuff Stream,
HOwS, for New.lOrk.
GALVESTON, March l6Arriyed outside bark Rama tNOrb.
Larsen from Antwerp.
KEY WEsT. Fla. March l6.-Arnved bark Nellie May.
BAR, iruIn Liverpool.
Nyw.BrDfOED, March l7-Arived, schr Hastings. from
Newly ork.
PORTLAND. March 1TClcarod. brig George Harris for
Carlenas schrs Nellie Bowers for hatsnzas Nellie Chase
for SALEM
NEW ORLEANS March 17Arriyed ships Nataub Br from
Walker, Viola iBr), SMITH from Iy -rpoDl
Ganca DR. Corkhill barks Tigro (Au-il Cosnlich.
Malaga; Amra IObin3On Tarb0x, from nayro joven
Msrci-5a SPAN Mas, from Havana
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OBITUARY..
ExpRrspESr ROBERTS OF LIBERL

ExPREsIDENT ROBERTS OF LIBERIA.
Joseph jenkins Roberts, who died on the 2lth
ul AT Monroya was OF the founders of the Deran
Republic In 1si7, when the people formed irregular
Government Mr. Roberts elected President for the
term OF two years Being popular he was reelected three
times his administration lasting from l.iS to 1896.
During his official MrRobert. encouraged aGrl-
culture, aud aided in dhu'ing education lie
placed h. noope on good terms with the European ma
tiops and encouraged immigration from the United
States In 1856 Mr. Roberts retired, and became PreSl-
dent Of the college ut MOnroyia. In May lsIl he was
the people having dcpOsed and Imprisoned Pres-
eu Rove on the ground that he bad mbezzled the pro-
ceed- OF raised in London. while president koD-
rt- wa, I'm office, Roye rea-serted his claims. but was
Inpr soncd Mr. Roberts laOOred zcdOnsly Tor the
welfare OF the coOred race and was an enlightened ana
nnrres.ive ruler He was buried with military honOTS.
NEwBURGH, n. Y, March III. Wills
stratton prominent manufacturer here died suddenly
TODAY 81 paralysis.
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DINNER OF THE KNIGHTS.

The Knights of st. Patrick gayo their fif-
teenth annual dinner last evening at the Strtevant
House About 100 persons were present. Among the
invited guests were Mayor Wickham. Algernon sulli-
van, Richard o'Gcrman. Dr. John NJ. Carnochan, Gen.
J.. y. spinOls, and Alderman II. d. Purry Tho dining
room Of the hotel decorated with festoons OF Amcri-
flags entwned with the green banners of Ireland,
and the tables I'm addition TO their loads of fruit, bore
large pastry ornaments representing the Hill OF Houth
ST. Petncks Cathedral. ship Limerck" tho Temple OF
Liberty, and the Centennial Bell.
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AN EyGusHMAY DOES Mt LIKE JOHN PAUL


10 the Edftor Of The IrtbV"c
SIR: | am astonisled considering The high,
moral religious and intellectual tone OF THE TRIBUNE
that you should permit such SHY, seseless ',ei' u'
those of John Paul 10 appear ~ IT, columns II IS an
enigma 60 myself and the intellectual people oil 'e"
Orleans that capable and accomplished lescher oI
the prophecies of life OF the virtues and fe"'"s o
honorable conduct the gnominy and w0inding shame OF
di.eputabe transactions should pander 20 inc lgnoie
traits OF man and woman. TO crcote RulN snifh III
unmeanng laugh by their reading letters from Lohu0n
,nv nstiye home containing absurd iect<bps upon inc
british Empire it's government, royal est3h pmenls'
and people and tbcr several Wnya OF saJ ing ana dog
Yo rcnly that YOU don't expect Try to please every
nn and We need not read What We don Ike dc-sn hold
ooJ aimee we arc Obliged 20 read tfnn before Ne can
know and Judge and there Inicn< or Bngiish ana
Ger,nIn DcopIr tina American continent who dl-Igo
In have their natv. hOres picked To pieces, And enr
mole-hill converted into mountain ot inrcitusnt
rcdrcfons and remarks IL II breach OF iner3tionh
good breeding never committed By your nbe ana tcnl'
manly representative in london Mr.. q. W. Hna'lev
sincerely hone and truss that The immense OF an
Intellectual progress, welded by TnE rKlBt ~, Wil nc
directed TO the advantage Of tho sovereign rFope oi
America Respectfully yours
r. UoPETON ~ EVrfr VI. D., :. r. G. :,
NPr Orleans, IT,, March /, 1876.
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nothing else but this record of literary piracy and
stated 20 them that had no objection to a literary
mans being sent to England, but not homo trium
hierdrum, especially when purity of character
seemed to be the qualification most demanded in the
English mission. viii you do the justice to put
this communication prominently before your
readers you put the misapprchenson into which
you were led, doubt not by your correspondent? l
have the honor to be your obedent servant,
BHSJ. f. Butler.
Washington, d. O., March 49, 1875.
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MUSIC AND TIE DIANA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Two theatrical incidents of some moment
will be celebrated this evening at the Fifth Avenue
Thcater the Tooth performance of Pqc; 1T tho mon
Square Theater the l2lst and final performance OF
Rose Michel" At Wallacks AT the matinee. Nj. Mon
tague will effect his reappearance. acting In The 10
nance of Poor Young Man" At the Park Thcatcr To-
night will occur the festivities commemorative OF 81
Patrcks DAY. which pcstponed from last evening
af the request Of the Knights and OF that saint
Next week at the Union Square Ihcater We shall sec
FerreOl" Next week at Wallacks vail be devoted 10
THE Romance" " she Stops" and Wonder"
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NIGHT WEATHER REPORT
Probabilities.

TIOOGOWlTlyH
For The South Atlantic and Gulf STATES, Ten
ncs.ee and The ohio Valley clear clearing weather.
lower temperature than Friday fresh ana DISK nort-
erly To westerly winds. and rising barometer.
Tor the lower Lakes light snow ana colder northwest
Winds with rising barometer. .
Tor fts Middle states partly coHdg aud o0der uedihSr
rh tesh and brisk noi cipdS 0hd ris'hg 60f0"s-
ter. al, $500. -.
fautIonary signals continue the Atlantic coast roli
Capo ritteras To PASSPORT and at lndanoia ana tal-
weston.
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What is more common or distressing than
billions attack Who familiar Nth the well known spip
tus srfo,a the stomach and Chest Low Spr
Restis ,nes Goomness OF Mind Wear,ne.s bn Headache
irty Appearance OF the skin Yellow Tinge or uie
Whs " the Fyes OF Appetite and Co-tvrn.ss row.
indeed ordinary Ills OF ne ara more Hus pIrN
iet than these Bilious Disorders and yet they nav De readily
sott. rd NJ uHns Dr. jaws SANAv PILLS by WlOte
ptIion tho Liver IN he rapidly restored 70 healthy action
he ya;ed II the stomach CHANGED an 'osVcens
removed, and whole ~ stem assisted In recovering us nor
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pImples, FrupIions. Rouah skin.

The IN being put under the influence Of r PRaCE5
Golden MEDICAL DI.CON for few weeks the skin becomes
smooth, clear, soft ana yevey and being illuminated with
tho glow hoath from within, beauty stands
forth in all Is glory The effects OF all medicines which operate
through tile msum Of tho blood
sary hat slow, matter INV good tho remedy
p0yrd. Whe 10 three bottles clear the skin or pmIes.
bOtches. sfnptiDns yellow SPOTS cDuedones, guhs
possibly DO required 20 euro cases where tho
with scrDfulous yrucnt blood posnns.
The Of all these diacases however from fhe common
pmc 10 tho worst scotu - with che use VI thus most po-
agent only nat erOi lime. Sold by dealers IN medicines
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Svetiai Notltes.

Po,t.OnIro Notlce.-The FOREIGN MAILS tOs the ssek
ending SArU RDsi March Is 1879 VIII close al THIS once
on WEDNESDAY At $50 a. NJ, for Europe POI steamer
parthA via Queenstown: THURSDAY at liO No.. Tor
Europe klopstock Plymouth thsrb0UE ana
Hanb SATURDAY ats a No. for Great brltain Ire
laud and France steamer celtic wa ai ~
m must be specially addrrsse peg
.sam.r kly.a Tis 0Insgow Tor France direct,
rer steamer Prrrre ard az ~ 90 a. m for Europe,
lar se1mar Weser southampton aud Bremen The nais
Tor china Japan, Sc will leave ssu fr1neseo Apnl Tho
mails for Austrla &C. will leave san Francisco Tbs
direct mails Tor Brazil sc, viii leave New York Aprl T.
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" iRRIEU.

JUDSON- BACONAt Green Goyo springs. Fla. march 2.
by tho 7. W. Moore, Lewis H. JucSon 90 Lucy
a. IacOD both Of Ncw-YOr No cards.
NCIEAN-UATFIEID-- on Thursday March Is. at tho
Brick Church by Rev. Edwin r. IatnclI. h. D.. Alex.
Mclean d. D. 10 Amelia NJ laughter Of the officiating
Clergyman.
Ill Notices Of DerriOgos must De iadOrsd eih MI
nnms Qnd QN(r(ss.
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Moody and ssnkey.

Moody and Sankey.
HiPPODIsOML bCILDINe.
SUNDAY MARCH 10.
MADISON AVENUE HALL
LECTURE 10 $40 q. N. subject; JACOB"
Admission free BY ticket he had application at Hippo
drOme
For women only 3 20 ?. M without ticket
March b. AMI saturday thereafter the
Noon Meeting VIII bo held ssocatiou Iia 2}dsi near
ave- - to O'Clock. subject; Special Prayer os
Christian Work" .. .-..,.>..>.,,
YOUNG MEMS MEETINGS on sATU RDAY EVENING
In Association Hall az O'clock for young only and on
SiSD.Y kVFNlNG I'm Fourth Avenue Han ~ 9 o'clock.
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Mrs aCHuRZ,a EINEkAI.

The funeral services for Mrs. Csri >chi,I
will bc conducted this afternoon ~ her late reside nee"
1t is desired by the family have the cercnoiss Ss sim
pic and quiet as possible provision has therefore
been made only for near friends.
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Moody and sanIaey.

viii b- held In the HppcdrOife uf.
d Me4Srs. MOODY aud SANkEy March -
ami 10 Topics great practical importance IN Christian
and lay delegates from
each church entitled 10 cke,l which viii BIO mae, on
rpc.n credentials Tickets also he hal on presentation
of credentials ~ ncice Of Executive COMMITTEE" iplc.
dromr Ministers and laynep hong course platform tickets
niu W, adIuif.s 10 all meetings ~ the Convention.
'S.,I ali o,niirn,ion. 10 RICHARD &. MORSE,
'''''"' Secretary ~ Committee.
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Al Moody and Sankey's

A gentleman had a tooth drawn at Dr. CotfoVS IN the
Cooler Institute, and waking exclaimed Uhy 4
h0Ight rdg VI NCCdy ant 6alseVs."
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NE SYITE or TRADE
ttAVANA MARKET.

H\g,A. Mach l. spanish gold go - lAohsH1e neg
uqr ronn, .hr United states, short sight currency 10
seL, diyrount GOLD lsd2 premium short sy
do a9aie premium London, 1904 premium. sugar
nominsl.
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IT.. c.x.,.,y,.,, or France

.s trrd anon Jungh the Knightlood OF the Legion
~ Uonour i'm recognition hls scientific researches Into the
nature and properties OF Cod Liver OIL DR. DE- JONGHs
ia IIJ bIiO%N LIVER OH. Is soc In capsuei InS
pcii Pinis 81, by all Druggsts solo oopsssc,s
tNSAR HARTFORD & Co, london, solo Agents fof the
United States JOHN ~ HENRY. CUaRAS &c" New
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ETNT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovlprscE H. l.. March l7.-Printng Clo.hs quiet b.
firm At 4c cash for best 6ixGi cloths.
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AN Notices Of II
name end oddrCss.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-17

4. B. DRIESBAch
CARSON STREET.
CARSON ClTY,.....- ............... hssAuA
Wholesale and Retail
CR OC z lES
FLOUR AND FEED,
WINES. LIQUORS. PORTER 4 ALE,
Hardware. Cutlery.
Tin and Crockery Ware,
Powder and use,
Wall Paper.
Doors and Windows
Window GLASS.
window Blinda.
PAINTS, OILS AND vARN1SE
Paint and arnish Brushes.
California Lime. Cement.
Plaster Paris.
Piasterers' Hair.
Glue and Shellac,
ETC., ETC.
~we will at ell times receive from Patrons
GRAIN, BUTTER, EGGS and General Produce
. MARKET RATES.
ac2a.
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shipments no import duties on those
coming here. There would DO no import
duties upon the supplies, machinery, &c.,
going from tho States. The effect that
would have been produced upon Cuban
commerce with these advantages 70 a
rival is observable at o glance. The
Cuban question would have been settled
long ago in favor OF free Cuba. Hun.
dreds Of American vessels would now 10
advantageously used in transporting The
valuable woods and other products
Of tue soil OF the Island 10
n market, and in carrying supplies and
emigrants TO II. The island Is butsparse.
" settled, while II has an area sufficient
for the profitable employment Of seven
millions Of people. The soil would have
soon fallen into the hands Of United States
capitalists. The products are so valua'
bic in commerce that emigration there
would have been encouraged. The eman'
cipated race Of the South would have
found a congenial home where their civil
rights would not be disputed, and where
their labor would be SO much sought alter
that the poorest among them could have
found the means 10 60, thus escaping the
great opposition, such as has been prac'
ticed upon them IN many places within
the last eleven years. While communi'
ties would have sought refuge In santc
Domingo, 1 do not suppose that the
whole race would have gone. Nor ID
it desirable that they should 90, but the
possession OF this territory would have
left the negro master Of the situation by
enabling him to demand his rights al
home on pain Of finding them elsewhere
l do not present these views now as a rec
ommendation for revival Of the subject
OF annexation, but do refer to it 70 vim
dictate my previous action in regard to il
With the present Congress my Official
life terminates. It is not probable thai
public affairs will ever again receive at
tention from me, further thana as a citizen
OF the republic, always taking deep in
terest in the integrity and prosperity o.
the whole land.
Isiened1 us. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, Dee. 9th, 1875. m
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TIME HOLIDAYS.

noR RENT-FRANKW WALTERS TWO MILE
il HOUSE, herewith Inform my friends and
the publlc that have renovated and frOscoed my
uAi In elegant style, and am prepared TO rent the
namo 70 Priyate Parties for Balls Weddings. etc.
allo have private entrance and aldo rooms adjoin:
Ing the ball room. Supper and Refreshments Will
b furnished by me ut reasonable rates. Omnibune1
FRANK WALTER.
Proprictrr OF the Two Nile House.
r. s.-Tho Wheeling 4 Eln Grove Street Rail-
Hav M SSAS nv house. dcGe
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

The report Of the District Commits.
sioner and the Board Of Health are just
received too late to read them and to
make recommendations thereon and arc
herewith submitted.
CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL Exn1BG-
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EVENTS OF THE ADMINISTRATION AND RE.
CONCENTRATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT.

EVENTS OF THE ADMINISTRATION AND RE-
CONCENTRATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT.
Iappend to this message, for conve-
nient reference, asynopsis Of administra-
tive events and OF all recommendations
TO Congress made by me during the last
seven years. Time may show some Of
these recommendations not to have
been wisely conceived, hut be-
lieve the larger part will do no dis
credit to the administration. One Of
these recommendations will with the
united opposition Of ore political party
in the Senate and with u strong opposi-
ton from the other, namely, tho treaty
for the annexation Of Santo Domingo TO
the United States, to which will speci-
ally refer, maintaining rs do, that II
my views had been concurred in the
country would be ia more prosperous
condition to-day, both politically and
financially. Santo Domingo 10 fertile,
and upon it's soil may be grown those
tropical productions Of which the United
States use so much, and which are pro-
duced or prepared for market now
BY slave labor almost exclusively, name
y, sugar, coffee, dye woods, malagary,
tropical fruits, tobacco, DC. About 2 per
cent OF the exports Of Cuba are consumed
in the United States and large percent
age Of the exports OF Brazil also end the
same market. These are paid for, al.
most exclusively In coin, legislation, par
ticulRrly in Cuba, being untavorable to
mutual exchange Of the products Of each
country. Flour shippers from the Mis-.
sissippi river to Havre can pass by
the very entrance TO the city on It's way
TO port in Spain, then pay, 3 duty
fxed upon articles 10 be re.exported,
DO transferred to q Spanish. vessel and
brought back almost to the point Of start.
Ing, paying second duty, and still leave
4 profit, over what would be receivsd BY
direct shipment. All that Il produced
10 santo Domingo, being part Of the
United States commerce between the Ii.
land and the main Hand, would Do free.
There would be no export duties on her
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MEXICO.
The connections which have been pre-
vailed in Mexico for some time paat, and
which unhapily seem to be not yet
wholly quoted, have led to COM
plants Of citizens OF the United
States, OF injury by those in authori-
ty. Ii ia hoped, however, that these will
ultimately be adjusted to the satisfaction
OF both Governments. The frontier OF
the United States in that quarter has not
been exempt from acts Of violence by the
citizens Of one Republic on those Of the
other. The frequency Of these is sup
posed to be increasing, and their
adjustment made more difficult
by considerable changes in the
course OF the lower part OF the Rio
Grande river, which river is part OF the
boundary between the two countries,
These changes have placed on either side
Of that river portions OF land which by
existing connections belong to the iuris.
diction Of the government on the oppo.
site side Of the river. The subject OF
the adjustment OF this cause Of difficulty
ia under consideration between the two
Republics.
It's with satisfaction that I am able to
announce that the Joint convention for
the adjustment OF claims between the
United States and Mexico under the Con.
yention Of 1868, the duration Of which has
been several times extended, has brought
its labors to q close. From the report Of
the agent Of the United States, which &C
companies the papers transmitted here.
with, It will be seen that within the time
limited by the Convention, 1,ol7 claims
on the part Of citizens Of the United
States against Mexico were referred to
the Commission. OF these claims sSl
were dismissed or disallowed, and In 1855
cases awards we're made in favor Of the
claimants against tho Mexican Republic,
amounting In all to the sum Of $4,000.
l22 90. Within the same period 99s
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baltimore & ONO RAILROAD.

No. 3 will run daily; Nos. !, and will run
daily except Sunday; No. will run daily except
Monday; No. IS stops at all stations between Wheel
tug and Gnttonj No stops ut al stations between
WheOllnE and Cumberland. -.s
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The attention OF Congress canno, be too
earnestly called to the necessity OF throw
ing some greater safe guard over the
method Of choosing and declaring the
election Of a President. Under the pres.
ent system there seems 10 be no provided
remedy for contesting the election In any
one State. The remedy ID partially, no
doubt, in the enlightenment Of the elect
ors. The compulsory support OF the free
schools and the disfranchisement OF all
who cannot read and write the English
language, after fixed probation, would
meet my hearty approval. would not ap
ply this, however, to those already voters,
but l would to all becoming so after the
expiration Of the probation fixed upon.
Foreigners coming to this country to be-
come citizens, who are educated in their
own language, would acquire the requi-
site knowledge OF ours during the nee
essary residence to obtain naturalization.
II they did not take enough interest in
our language to acquire sufficient knowl-
edge Of 1t to enable them to study the in
situations and laws OF the country intel
ligently, would not confer upon them
the right to make such laws nor 10 elect
those who do.
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Preserve for a separate communication
to Congress q statement Of the condition
Of tho qucs,ions which. lately arose with
Great Britain, respecting the surrender
Of fugitive criminals under the treaty
OF 1874.
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greatly exceeded the estimates therefor,
and q slight decrease in It's expenditures,
The ordinary receipts Of the POstofice
Departmentior the past seven fiscal years
have increased at an average Of over 8
per cent per annum, while the increase
In the expenditures for the same period
has been but about 81 per cent per an
mum, and tho decrease Of deficiency in
tho revenues has been at the rate Of near
" . Der cent Der nnnum,
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DIED.

ALLIsoN.-on Tuesday morning. December 8,
1915, at l O'Clock, c, W. 3. ALLISON, In tho seth
year Of hlsngo. ~ 8.
Funeral from his late resldeucc, No. So Market
street, on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends
OF the family arc invited. ..-.'1-.-...
MANTLE Monroe county, Ohio, on Monday,
December 4, 1878, ELiEIBEII, vile Of John Mmnt,
aged 10 years. .. .....