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sH1PwREcK AND DEATH.

LIVERPOOL, March 16 1876.
The British ship Greta, Captain Macrcady from San
Francisco November 25, arrived here to-day She
brings portion OF the of tic British ship Great
Britain Captain Chilcott from Darien Ca January o.
for this port which abandoned at sea In sinking
condition.
Eleven ofthe OF the Great Britain were drowned
and four died from exposure
DEATHS By sTARvArIoN-A HORRIBLE REMEDY THE
APrEAsEAESr OF HUNGER
The Great Britain encountered terrible weather and
became waterlogged
On the Sd Of March the Captains two sons died Of
prvation.
The Captain and thirteen men took to the boat and
suffered terribly from hunger Three OF the men
died and the survivors forced portions OF
the remains OF their comrades TO keep from starving
RESCUED
On the 11h Of March they were rescued in the last
stages OF emaciaton.
CAPsIzED AT sEA-THIRTEEN MEN DROWNED.
QUEENSTOWN March, 10 1876.
The British ship Erimenides Captain Beard, from
Port Royal, s. c., February IT. for Greenoek capszed
on the 18th OF March.
The second mate and Of the crew have arrived
at this port
The remainder OF the crew and the Captain thirteen
in ALL were drowned.
UNITED STATES WAR VESSEL OBLIGED TO
RUN TO SHELTER
SOUTHAMPTON, March 16, 1876.
The United States steamer Franklin, which sailed
Tuesday for Cherbourg and Gibraltar, has been obliged
to put into ST. Helens Roads Isle of Wight
OF the continuously unfavorable weather.
TURF SPORT AT BRIsToL-THE sTEEPLEcHAsE
RACE.
LONDON March 16, 1919
The Bristol steeplechase occurred to-day, and
won by Little Tom, beating the favorite and three
others.
The following is the summary
Littlc Tom -..-..-.-.............-.
feteT Smple--
The betting was to against Little Tom, to
against Peter Simple and to against Dainty.
Five ran.
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SPAIN.

AN ENGLISH CoNTRABAND TRADER DECLARED
PRIZE TO THE NAvY-DEMAND FOR THE
RELEASE OF SAILORS OF THE COAST GUARD.
MADRID, March 16, 1875
The Custom House authorities atAgesiras have de-
clared the English felucca San Francisco the vessel
recently captured by Spanish cutter to be
a lawful prize.
WANTED FROM THE "RocK"
The Spanish government has demanded the release
Of the prize OF the Guarda Costa were taken
to Gibraltar by the British schooner Amalia
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DANA'S PIRACY.

LETTER OF EXPLANATION FROM WILLIAM
BEACH LAWRENCE.
WASHINGTON, March 16, 1s76
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
have just seen to-day's HERALD and refer you to
the decree of the United States Circuit Court Boston,
September 1862 which establishes my title to the copy
right Of the notes in my editions OF Wheaton,
well convicts Mr. Dana both OF literary piracy and
OF perjury in swearing falsely that he had not used
them. gave my services gratuitously to the wheatoH
family. and expended several thousand dollars
in tho preparation OF tho notes for which
Dana in substituting his namc for mino, paid as
stpendiary editor. Moreover offer s25 for any copy
of my edition OF 1862 having given for the last pur
chased $50 Please publish this matter conspicuously
WILLIAM BEACH LAWRENCE
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GERMANY.

TERRIFIC STORM FOLLOWED BIZ SEVERE
LOSSES.
LoSDoS, March 16, 1875.
Tho tecgraphic dispatches reporting tho consequences
OF the storm state that at AK la Chapelle the ST.
Nicholas church unroofcd the falling states smash
ing the windows OF all the adjacent houses
Elsewhere in Germany tho storm was terrific, and
generally the Continent the telegraph lines were
damaged TO an extent hitherto unparalleled
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ITALY.

UNIVERSITY OF THE CHURCH CLOSED BY THE
CROWN.
ROME, March 16, 1875
The Minister OF Public Instruction has ordered the
university styled the Vatican University to be closed
II being illegal establishment.
THE TREASURY STATEMENT PRESENTED TO PARLIAMENT
Signor Minghctti to-day presented the financial
statement in the Chamber Of Deputies He said the de-
felt for 1875 was only OoO instead of s13 oo
as was anticipated. The budget for 1876 shows sur.
plus OF sl,Soo, ,OOO and that for 1877 would show
surplus OF 100000.
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CUBA.
THE SPANISH NAVAL CAPTURE OF THE YACHT
ocTAyIA-LARGE CARGO OF WAR MUNITIONS
AND ARMS.

THE SPANISH NAVAL CAPTURE OF THE YACHT
ooTAvIA-LARGE CARGO OF WAR MUNITIONS
AND ARMS.
Havana, March 1o. 1s7d
The yacht octavia was captured of Culebro leland
near Porto Rico, by the Spanish gunboat Herman
cortes and was taken to Porto Rico
WHAT
She is supposed to have some connection with Que
sada, who left New York march,
HER CARGO
Her cargo consisted OF 242 boxes OF powder, 4s
boxes OF cartridges IL boxes OF Shells ZOO rides $50
earbines and two pieces of artillery.
THE COMMAND
It is not known whether the yacht had any people
on board besides her officers and crew.
cAPToR LUCKY.
The capture is remarkable, as the Cortes is slow
steamer, her boilers being In bad condition.
ECONOMIC REFORM IN THE ADMINISTRATION SERVICE
The Gdceta will publish decree reforming the ad-
ministration service and reducing its expense Is
estimated that 270 civil employees will lose
their places in Havana alone
AN EXECUTIVE DECREE REGULATING rnE FINANCES
POINTS OF THE FINANCIAL PLAN
The Captain General has issued decree regarding
finances which is published by the Gaccta
THE TREASURY PLAN.
II abolishes the fifteen and ten per cent taxes and
the tax of $24 slaves In lieu thereof it imposes
direct taxation OF $50 0Oo 900 on the whole island OF
which Havana is to pay sl2, 100000. The entire ex
penses of the island are estimated at $50 Oo0 0OO
gold per nnnum of which $40 Ooo 900 is provided for
by the receipts from customs and other than
direct taxation.
This leaves balance OF $50, 600, 900 to be raised
by additional taxation. In order TO rclievc the
treasury Of the island from the floating debt,
recognized to January l, 1876 the government will
issue eghtper cent bonds to the OF $780, 0o
Whenever certificates OF Indebtedness presented
these bonds will be given therefor. The amount
OF bonds remaining after the payment OF all
debts is TO be used retire the notes the Spanish
Bank Tho government will settle Its accounts with
the Spanish Bank at the earliest possible date The
government will $500 900 OF these bonds semi
annually
PLEASING THE PEOPLE
The present decree places the receipts and expendi
lures of the island treasury before the people in an in
telligble manner, and promises mode OF administer
ing affairs much less costly than hitherto
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ROWING.

ENTRIES FOR THE INTERNATIONAL REGATrAs
ON THE scHUYLKML.
PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1876
The Fisherman's Rowing Association OF Halifax,
n s.. send word that their will go into training
about the 1st OF April and that they expect contest
the fouroared pair cared and single scull in the
international rcgattas the Schuylkill during tho
Centennial Exhibition. W. H. Daily, champion oars
man OF California IS organizing crew OF four. and
hopes to have single scu entries also in the inter.
national recattas.
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BELGIUM.

TERRIBLE HURRICANE CAUSES VERY KxrES-
sIvE RUIN.
LoSDoy, March l6, 1876.
The reports OF the effects Of the storm on the Cont
show that in Belgium the hurricane was terrific
The barometer at Legc foil below the lowest reading
on record
In all the towns the parks were ravagcd, roofs torn
on and factory chimncys fcled.
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ARREST OF GENERAL W. R. COX

RALEIGH, n. c. March 10, 1876
General W. r. Cox, Chairman of the State Demo.
cratic Executive Committee, to-day arrested on
warrant issued by United States Commissioner Cassidy
at Wilmington charged with conspiracy with four Of
the commissioners of Robson county to deprive r. u
Normint OF his the late Constitutional Conven-
ton He left this afternoon for Wilmington in charge
of a deputy marshal
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acrimonious Sir william Harcourt and Messrs. For
ster and Dun opposed the bill, and MI Roebuck and
Lord Elcho supported it
THE OPPOSITION DEFEATED.
Finally, the Marquis OF Hartington's amendment
rejected and the motion for going committee on
the bill was adopted by vote of sos yeas 200 nays
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MALACCA.

AN ASSASSIN CHIEF CAPTURED ny THE BnrrrsH
LoSDoy, March lG, 1876
The Colonial once has received telegram IRON SIM
gapore, stating that the chief Datu sagor. who was
present when Mr. Birch, the English Resident was
murdered near Perak, has been captured
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BRAZIL.

LATEST REPORT OF THE PRODUCE MARKET AND
EXCHANGE.
Rio JASEIRo March 10, 1875
Coffee market animated; prices firm; good 1rsts
$500 1850 reis per 10 kilos.
Exchange on London, 25.
SANTOS, March Is, 1876.
Coffee market quiet and unchanged; prices main
tained superior Santos, $500 1850 per 10 kilos
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THE OCEAN MAIL SERVICE.

LONDON, March 16-Night
In the House Of Commons to night the Postmaster
General Lord John Manners, stated that It was the in
tenton OF the department after tho present year to
make arrangements for the conveyance OF the mails to
America similar 10 those adopted by the United States
viz make contract. but send the mails by vessels
whose efficiency proved and pay according TO weight
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A FRAUDULENT CLAIM AGENT.

KNOXVILLE Tenn. March 16 1915
Henry c. Avery, convicted in the United States
Court OF presenting fraudulent claims against the
government sentenced this morning by Judge
Trpp TO three years Imprisonment hard labor in the
PcnIlentiary at Nashville.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty.iour hours, in CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at hudnuts pharmacy,
Urratn nuildfnc.-
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RACING AT SACRAMENTO.

SAN FRANCISCO Cal, March 16
Springbok and Foster will run four mile race at
Sacramento on April % for $4,000, half forfeit
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A WIND STORM.

KNOXVILLE Tenn, March 16, 1870
A heavy wind from the west has been blowing here
all day. Telegraph wires prosratcd the walls or
the Iron Company's new building wero blown down
aud number Of houses unrooled.
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WINSLOW A BANKRUPT.

BosroS, March 16, 1879
The Rev. Ezra D. wnslow to-day adjudged
and April was appointed for a meeting o
his creditors
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Secretary Zachariah Chandler arrived in the city yes
terday morning, and after attending to privats
business returned the afternoon Washington
Jacob d. Cox, Receiver OF the Toledo. Wabash and
Western Railway Company at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Yscount Villain XIV, Secretary of tho Belgian Lega-
ton at Washington yesterday arrived at the Brevoort
House. Mayor Charles T. Barnard, Of Utica, is stay
ing at the St. Nicholas Hotel. Colonel Thomas J.
Treadwcll United States Army. is quartcred at the
St Denis Hote. William d. Bishop President OF the
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Com.
pany, is residing at the New York Hotel Major
George W. Mckee and Captain Lawrence S. Babbitt, o
the Ordnance Department, United States Army, at
the sturtevant House. Congressman Edwin r. Meade
arrived at the Asor House last night from Washing
ton. General William Sooy Smith, OF Illinois, Is
registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. John V. Far.
well, OF Chicago. is among the late arrivals at the
Windsor Hotel Hon. Ronald L. Melville, OF England,
Is sojournng at the Hotel Brunswick.
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DON'T ANoINT THE CUTICLE, But USE GLENN's
SULPHUR Soar for eruptivc disorder
Hills HAIR WHISPER DYE,n black or brown, soc.
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Average temperature yesterday 81 u
Average temperature for corresponding date last
ycar................. ........................ AT
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A-RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSH PRINcL
pal OF late Marsh Coz his old Office, No. vesey st.
Astor House No uptown branch
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A-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIRE PROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON STS
HANDSOMELY. AND WE'LL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET On VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY on THE PREMISES
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CABLE NEW S
From All Parts of the
Old w Orld.

EMMA MINE MEMENToEs
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY NEW CoMFOR-
table Truss sold only by the ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY, 6s3 broadway, never displaced, soon perma
nnnfl lY nrnaM rnn
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A-THE PERUVIAN SYRUP VlTALIZES, PURr
hes aud enrches the blood giving strength and vgor tho
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ILLUSTRATIONS ON NASAL CATARRH AND
" Catarrhal Deafness DIR. Wiiliams0n's pamphlet
ready mailed for loc. Address y East 10Th a.
DECORD or THE YEAK-A NEW MONTHLY MAGA-
IN zine being OF reference scrap-bOok. monthly
record Of important events Tne best publication Of the
issued First number ready this day price 30
cents q. w CARLETON CO., Publishers, New York
TUE LITERARY SENSATION or THE DAY rs THE
appearance this morning OF she monthly magazine
RECORD OF THE YEAR. a Diary Of Events Price SO
Sold evcrywhere.
WILL or GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON
W price y cents postage paid. Address FAlLBR, SN
North 81 st.. Philadelphia Agents wanted
NrILLIAM Is. ASTORIA SUPERB NEW STEEL P0R
w trait Of the late william Astor the NUM-
Der Of the monthly magazine, RECORD OF THK
YEAR. Diary Of Events. issued this morning. price so
Sold cvery where.
q W CARLETON a Co RnhiisharnA Nan ynrk.
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CURE YOUR RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA
by taking Dr. FIrLERs RHEUMATIC REMEDY depot II John
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

THE TRrPARrrrE A0REEMEST.-The
people Of the Zaue Street N. L. Church
recently decided to give a Lady Washing.
ton Tea Party, and in connection with
this tea party they determined to present
to the most popular local editor OF the
city handsome parlor set, to be voted Tor
before and at the tea party. The tea
party, rs we have already no.
ticed, is TO be held on the Goth
and 9th insts. The Committee OF Ar
rangements requested the candidates 10
gather together and consult upon the all.
important subject, and accordingly last
evening the local editors OF the INTE1.LI-
0ENcER, Standard and ReoiGieT, in compa.
ny with Mr.. Charles II. Deiters, one OF
the most energetic members OF the
Zane Street Church, consulted as to
the management OF the election.
After talking the matter over it was
decided TO leave the good people Of Zane
Street Church to manage the whole affair.
By particular request, however, the can
didates agreed to nominate committee
OF three TO take charge OF the votes, the
names Of the committee to be made known
hereafter. Boxes are to be opened for
votes for the respective candidates in
different parts Of the city, and
on the eth inst they are TO be opened.
The congregation are to appoint canvas
sers who will deposit the votes they have
collected in a sealed envelope, addressed
to the candidate OF their choice. The
committee appointed by the candidates
will then take charge Of the votes, and de-
termine the result,
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CRY PERSONAL---VERY.. James Tho
burn, missionary to India, is expected Al
his old home in Bellaire this week. lie
was on n visit here in 1864, and many Of
our readers will recollect him and The
TWO native children he had with him.
Capt. John Mcclure goes TO Cincinnati
this evening on the Hudson.
Mr.. Jack Mcrriman, Tie Agent Of the
Adams Express Company in this city, il
attending a meeting Of the Expressman,
Aid Society in Cincinnati.
Mr.. John Boring and Mr.. Kaisley were
residences 81 at t she Pound party at tn,
evening.
Gen. n. Golf, United States District At
torney, has gone TO Clarksburg, where he
has some cases to argue in the County
Court Of Harrison county, preparatory
TO leaving for Charleston to attend SEES
sion OF the U. S. Court which commence
on the 10Th.
Judge Ewart, OF Marietta, is in The
city in attendance on the United States
Court on professional business.
Among the arrivals at the McLurC
House yesterday we're: Messrs. Calet
Boggess and John Il. Borgess., OF Clarks'
burg; J. D. Ewing, Of Moundsville; Lewis
Applegate, OF Brooke county; and II. s
White, Of Bolton.
Mr.. VIM. II. Sheib will assist the st.
Mathews choir MS tenor, on yesterday,
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SpEYER Bros GRAND OpENING.-With
the spring.time comes the millinery open
ings, which are eagerly looked forward to
by the ladies Of all classes OF society,
Since the en,erprising firm Of Speyer
Bros. commenced business here, their
openings have been looked forward to
with unusual interest by all. This firm
has but recently removed to The commo-
dious store room lately occupied by l..
Rheinstrom, on Main just above 18th
street, where they have every iacil.
ity for supplying their customers
with the choicest goods in tile mar
ket. The grand spring opening Of mil:
linery goods at the store room Of
Speyer Bros. will commence at 10 o'clock
THIS morning. There will "ise b. = g.-
light opening in the evening, when prob.
ably the display can be seen to better ad.
vantage; but to avoid crowd We would
advise our lady friends to go early. One
Of the largest and finest stocks OF trimm.
ed hats, bonnets, silks, ribbons and
trimmings ever brought to the city will
be exhibited at this opening. We would
advise ALL our lady friends 10 call.
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INTERESTING MERTrNGs.-The meetings
at the English Lutheran Church during
the past week have been we'll attended
full Of fervor and marked by Christian
harmony and love. In the pulpit nearly
all the leading denominations have been
represented, and yet so free from any sec
tartan spirit has the preaching been that
the congregation could not have discov.
cred to what church any OF the officiating
ministers belonged, had they not already
known their proclivities. On Monday
night and yesterday morning, Rev. Mr..
Chaliant occupied the pulpit. On
Tuesday night, Rev. Prof. Clancy. On
Wednesday night, on account of the i'll
ness Of Rev. Mr.. Thatcher, the pastor
preached; on Thursday night, Rev. DR..
Fisher, and on last night, Rev. DR.. Reil-
ey. Tomorrow morning the rites Of
baptism and confirmation will be admin
istered by the pastor, and the congrcga-
ton will celebrate the Holy Supper.
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New goods and carpets at
J. W. FERREL's.

A FACT WORTH KwowIHd.-Arc you
suffering with Consumption, Coughs, Sc
we're Colds settled on the breast, or any
disease OF the Throat and Lungs? II SO
go to Logan, List & Co.'s and get bottle
OF BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. This
medicine has lately been introduced
from Germany, and is selling on It's own
merits. The people are going wild over
It's success, and druggists all over our
country arc writing us OF its wonderful
cures among their customers. II you
wish to try its superior virtue, get O
Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Large size
bottle 70 cents. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try it. eod&w
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EAsrER.-To.morrow will be Easte,
Sunday the dsy upon which the little
folks eat colored eggs. yesterday is q
churth festival commemorative Christs
resurrection, and occurring on tho SECOND
day after good Friday. Il is always the
first Sunday after the fourteenth day Of
the calendar moon which happens upon
or after the 2lst OF March, according to
the rules laid down for the construction
Of the calendar. This festival corresponds
to The pascha or passover OF the Jews,
and most nations still give II this name
under the various forms Of "pasclia,"
"paSque," opaque" or "pask."
In the Catholic Churches tomorrow
morning the Resurrection" mass will be
celebrated. The affairs will handsome.
ly ornamented, and the yestments Of the
officiating clergy will be white. In tho
afternoon general procession will take
place in the churches, consisting Of tho
acolytes, the girls and boys Of the sodal.
ties dressed in white, and the clergy with
the blessed sacrament.
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ADVENTURES OF A TRAMr.-On Wed.
nesday evening a dilapidated tramp pre-.
scented himself at the residence OF r. J.
Baggs, the lumber merchant at Bridge
port, and, being admitted, Represented
himself as relative OF the lumber man,
stating that his name was also Baggs and
that he was on his way TO Philadelphia
with car load Of cattle at the time ~.
ing at Bellaire awaiting transportation 10
the Centennial Exhibition. Being n lii.
tie short Of small money, he requested the
loan Of one dollar. "Too thin"
Quothc the lumber man, and he straight.
way made the tramp lumber down and ont.
His next point Of attack was the resi-
dence Of an Islander, where he introduced
himself as certain Mr.. Elder, n relative,
and told the same round, unvarnished
tale with the same sequel, /. E. the loan OF
tho small sum Of one dollar, which being
denied, his, next request was TO stay all
night. This, too, being denied, be walked
out on to the porch, where he quietly re-
tired for slumber, which was muchly
disturbed by the persuasive properties Of
a huge club In the hands Of the irate
Islander. The tramp left, We suppose, TO
call on the Jones', the Smiths, &c, Long
may he wave.
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A PARRY GERMAN CusroM.-The Ger.
mans have 4 very pretty way Of obsery.
ing Easter, something like one OF our
most popular Christmas customs. The
night previous to Easter nest is built OF
moss, in which colored eggs are placed,
each egg having upon II the name Of one
Of the children and a pretty motto in
verse. Early on Easter morning the
little folks hunt up the nests, and eagerly
pick out their eggs. It is a pleasant fic-
tion among them that the eggs were laid
bya beautiful white rabbit during the
night. Young lovers, and even staii old
married folks participate in this hapnv
delusion, as well as the children, and iin1d
much pleasure in exchanging their eggs
and notices.
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PoUSD PARrY.-The pound party al
the residence: Of Mr.. John Boring, or
10Th street, Tuesday evening, was quite q
pleasant affair. About fifty persons were
psesenl, each one Of whom brought j
pound package. The sale of;thc packages
melted between S25 and $50, which will bc
donatedto the Baptist Church.
The auctioneers we're Mcssrs. Boring
and kaisley, and no little amusement
wa was created during the venduc. Mr..
Charley Dsiters, the good natured Clerk
Of the Board Of Commissioners, was one
Of the largest buyers, and invested largely
IN goldfish. The genial City Clerk, Mi. +.
a; Britt, purchased young kitten,
which ho forthwith presented to Mrs.
Rev. Clanccy.
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CONFERENCE.-The creditors Of the
Ohio City Iron and Nail Company paid q
high compliment to Mr.. WIN. Barnett
the Superintendent Of the mill, who is al
SO the planner OF the works, in stating
that the mill in all It's departments was
exceedingly well adapted 10 the conven'
lent and economical manufacture Of nails
being the most compactly arranged Of any
works within their acquaintance. A re-
solution on the part Of the stockholders
approving the action Of Ross ]. Alexan-
der, the assignee, in operating the works
so as to work up the last pound OF iron
into nails,in order to make the material Of
the company available, was unanimously
adopted.