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TEATss splendid patent-medicine puff
now going about under tho disguise of
"Xantippe." 1t would have fooled even
Socrates himself into reading it, with sill
bis Municipalities to drugs.
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The Piedmont Independent says that
the building committee appointed to ar
range for the rebuilding of the town hall in
tina, place have decided ON the style OF
structure desired and have engaged the
services of Mr.. 5. NJ. Howard. Architect.
of this city. who will in few days sub
NIT plans for the building.
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FATAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS evening
Michael Roman, brakeman on the old
Hempfeld railroad, was caught between
the cars, while engaged in coupling them,
at Washington, Pa, Saturday evening,
and was so badly injured that he died in
a few hours afterward.
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TRUE TO LIFE.-There Is a crayoa,
portrait OF little Eddie Shrlver in
Nichols window which is a mastery
piece of artistic skill and true to lie.
1t was executed by Mr.. Tom Anshutz of
Philadelphia.
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nit plans for the building

IT has now became popu ar for news
papers short of locals TO fill up on base
ball items. The following is sample OF
interesting matter lavished by an enter
prising contemporary: Don't be uneasy.
It's only slight attack Of cramp collie.
and good lick with base ball bat will
bring him around all right again.
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PoSTAL.-The postotiice at Sardis,
Harrison county, West Virginia, is dis
continued for want OF candidate. The
papers 90 to Wilsonburgh.
Eli Flemming is appointed postmaster
at Little Georgetown, Berkeley county,
Yves. Virginia, vice f. Stockman, re
signed. John D. Payne is appointed
postmaster at Bradshaw, Mcdowell
county, West Virginia, vice j. D. Payne.
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HERE is brief essay on feet tina. may
be commended to women everywhere
1t is short and witty:
"The st. Louis girls have tolerabIy
large feet, and the st. Louis papers posi-
lively refuse to believe that Mrs. Bel
KNAPP was able to wear a No. Il shoe
Whatever the size Of her shoe, there is
no doubt that Mrs. Belknap "put her
foot in it"
a No. u intellect oughtto be able to
make the application.
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To KKEP THE PEACE-Bernard
Hartung was before Squire O'keefe,
Saturday, charged with a breach Of the
peace. He was held in the sum OF $50
to keep the peace tor six months. Thom-
as Guner was the complainant in the
case
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Pollok CoURT-Jaige Crdmmer.

The following cases were disposed OF
ut the Police Court Saturday:
! Charles Mcdonald, charged with dis
orderly conduct was fneI one dollar ard
costs which he paid.
John Conner, vagrant was nned
twenty dollars, and IN default OF pay
ment was committed to the City Prison
for thirty days.
The case against Charles q Woilen-
burg. charged with selling liquor without
license was dismissed
PERsoNAL.-Col Ben, Wilson is still
improving.
Capt. j. w. Hacraft, ex-postmaster OF
Charleston, was registered al the Grant
House Saturday.
Manager James Hamilton LETT for
| Baltimore last evening, on Il business
trip.
! We regret to learn that Mr.. Charlie
Rhodes, OF bridgeport, is very i'll. The
maady is typhoid fever
Bishop w. D. Harris delivered his lee
ture, "Around the World, to large
audience ut the Fourth street Nj. T..
Church Saturday night.
Hon. 3. f. Martin of Pruntyton, and
Mr.. Geo. w. Atkinson, of the Charleston
Journal. have been elected delegates to
the General Lay Conference from the
West Virginia Lay Conference.
IT is reported that Elder Bail called
at the Standard Office, with a cowhide
in his band, but he was informed that
the man who wrote that piece" had
gone to Washington.
Nothing will make woman 50 mad
on Sunday morning. when tho is ,quint-
ing across the street to see that delayed
new bonnet 90 IN, AS to find she hasn't
been holding the cup under "a" coffee
mill
Mr.. Ed. G. Brace, who has bae" con-
nected with the Honiird a; local editor
for the past year, re, red from that posi-
ton Saturday and let for Washington
City, where he goes to accept q position
on, the Chronicle Of that city. We wish
him success.
The Wheeling REGIsrER Wa. a little
premature in its announcement that j
". Gentry had arrived in that CITY, and
was quartered at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. Gentry is still in this clty.-Charles-
tom Courier.
Revs. j. A. Kibbe and f. VI. Compton,
left for Wheeling on Tuesday to attend
the annual conference of the Nj. +.
Church, now in session. Rev. kibbe has
been pastor OF the church of that deLom-.
nation in this place, for two years past,
and his people unanimously desire his
return, which will most probably occur.
I,rUffy,,. Sentinel
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4 RAEE OPERA fne-toned, seven
octave Piano. Rosewood case. carved
legs, front round corners, nicely finished,
for 500. Can be examined at
ADAMS s. LUCAS
lZy7 HsrEa4 (.
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TIE ground-hogs term expired last
Tue,dsy, yet he may have gone in again
Saturday for another term. He may
prove third-termer.
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NEvERssy kid gloves" or sherry
VINE kids or sherry are the cor
rect thing in fashionable society-prin-
clpslly sherry.
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JUsT RECEIvED.-BoX-to6d, Button
and Side Lace Kid Shoes and Kid Opera
Last Side Lace Shoes; prices as low as
any house ia the city, at
JERRY CLEMENS.
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DsYCHOMASCY. or SOUL CHARM
ING" How either Sex may fssei.
nate and gain the love and affection, =,
simp mental acauirement all can P"r
sess, free, by mail, for sc, together with
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams
Hints TO Ladies', Wedding Night shns,
&C. AQueer book. Address T. WILLlAn
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To bring down waltzing TO N fine
point, tho latest style is for the young
mems nose to rest in the young lady's
ear. Then let them whirl
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THE PESITkSTIARY.-The Board of
Directors of this institution have de.
termined to receive Federal convicts into
the penitentiary at Moundsville. We
regard this as wise step on the part OF
the Board. There is ample room, and
the State receives forty cents per day
aud the labor Of the convicts, We are
informed by She Superintendent that
these convicts can be boarded at an av-
erage cost of nineteen cents der day, go
that the State will probably make from
forty to fifty cents per day Uncluding the
labor on each convict. We are fur
thcr informed that the Acknowledgement
OF the United States thinks that he can
furnish one hundred convicts on an av-
crago for each year, and this will proba.
bly, be clear gain of from $4,000 to
$4,000 annually to the State.
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TGEY are now using note paper and
envelopes at Washington adorned with u
very correct representation OF the evil
one
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THE man or lnen who first ordained
that moving day should come at this sea-
son of the year, were enemies TO their
race
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The fruit is not all killed, is the re-
port brought in by the farmers from the
out ownships.
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We learn that the residence and store
room owned by Jessie Camp. at Cross
Creek. Washington county, Pa, we're
destroyed by fire night before last. The
loss will reach three or four thousand
dollsrs, nothing being saved.-Steuben-
rilis Gn-kftr
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BEFORE Squire CALDwFLL.-Satur-
day afternoon Rode Dixon was before the
above Justice charged with bastardy.
Rode was held IN the sum Of $3.50 for his
appearance at the next term of Court
Mss Frazier was the complainant.
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LAST chance to g.t +. c. Burt's fine
Button Shoes ut less than the cost Of
manufacturing, at
Jerry CIFMHHsl
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MEMS WEAB.-The finest and most
complete stock Of Mems Boots and Shocs.
Alexis and Hersome Ties in the CITY At
JERRY CLEHESs'.
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J. ". FEKKELL is closing out his
Dress Goods at a dreadful slaughter, 70
20 into the carpet business exelusively.
Gail and see them.
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JNTH CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
IT
Tappath II. Merrill, Complainant,
John " Merrill, Defendant.

John " Merrill, Defendant,
~ CHASCERY.
Take notice that the dispositions OF Har.
tin S:.JOnn, Hfs. Martin 81. John, Caroline
kIes, p" m. Deems, Charles iinnt, Richard
hunt, ZEN. AackaN, John stevens and
other, viii be tskrr at Lie Office OF James
". walton, IN fHa 'Jwu ~ Barnssylys, In
the county 81 BELMONT. iu the state OF
ONTO, a.. De- 9th CS' ~ March. A. D., ls76
J-tTesB ;.e hours yf O'Clock \. q. and
O'Clock p. ". 10 b. read IN evidence ln the
above named cause on bel ar Of said com
piain.Ht. And II, from any cause. the
taxing Of the SAID dispositions shall not be
commence e., or being commenced, shall
not be completed on that day. the taxing
OF the same viii be adjourned from time
n time until the same shall be com pletsd.
To JOnn ". Merrill.
TAPPATH u. MERRILL,
By TAYLOR & BARR, her soils. feZ1oawt
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THOUSANDS SPEAK.

Veg"Iine is acknowledged al d recon-
mended by physicians and apothecrieS 10
be the best purifier and cleanser Of the
blood yet discovered, ana thousands peak
in its praise who have been restored 10
health.
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TIKI State Board of Equalization is
still at work. The case OF Marion county
will be heard to morrow.
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}. W. FERRELL's closing out prices
on Dry Goods beats all auction prices
for bargains. Give him 3 call.
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THE weather was not good yesterday
for the display OF spring hats and bon
nets.
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The OPERA HoUsE-DAvY CROCKETT.
For the first time Mr.. Frank Mayo
appeared in Wheeling Saturday, in his
tsmous character OF David Crockett, in
the play of that name. The play is one
Of charming creation, and Is one Of the
most beautiful of modern dramas. II
NAV with truth be said that the upper
souation OF the honest backwood> by
Mr.. Mayo, Saturday night was picture
that. from first to last, was full OF a noble
emotion of truth and beauty, OF strength
of purpose. honesty of motive, that Won
the sympathy of the larga audience and
held it closely till the curtain dropped
on the last scene IN the las. act 1t was
indeed a most pleasing, most wonder
full conception of character, calculated
in its every part TO awaken and revive
the better elements Of mans nature In
it there was no rant, but from the scene
with Little Bob and the squirrel, the
mending o. the saddle, the ouset OF the
wolves, the flight on the betrothal night
to tie final denouement, it was so judi
clou:ly managed as to avoid the over-sct
ing that would have marred, if not spoil
ed, the beautiful picture. The stage eff
fec.s are unusually fine for his section
and in perfect keeping with the play,
while the supper. was good, though not
particularly brilliant, if we except per-
haps. the Eleanor ard Miss Josephine
Lsurens.
The close of each act was the occasion
always of roar of applause, which was
the natural elimination of the almost
continuous small-fre of appreciation that
accompanied the whole performance Of
he play
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III ia @ opa THO
VETERINARY PRACTICE.

Works on that subject giving concise
and plainly written Instructions for the
Treatment Oi all ordinary ailments OF all
Dom este Animals. are constantly bept In
stock, tOge ther with appropriate Medicine
Chests. These Zoo are specially written
fox the Farmers, stock Ralsers or Livery
Stablemau's use, avoiding a. for rs pussl.
bic, all technical jeIms. FOR Descriptive
Price List send siam p 20 the BALTIMORE
HOMEOPATHI' Pr ARNACY. J3j West
Fayette street BDEkNKE & TAFEL,
ProprietOTs. feb2gb
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GREAT BARGAISg.-A full line Of new
Sring Goods and Carpets just opened by
j. W FgkEEL
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COMMISSIONS ISSUED - Gov. Jacob.
Saturday. issued commissions to the off.
GERS Of the new military company at
Grafton, called the Csperton Grays, as
follows: Captain, Daniel w. Hartman;
First Lieutenant, Henry w. Turner;
Second Lieutenant, K. Emmett Wheelan.
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FrSE side lace Shoes for Ladies just r.
ceived at L. Y. BLoSDs
1875 Main s.ren.
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YESTERDAY was a better dry for the
seal skin cap than Tor the spring bonnet.
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THIs would not be good weather for pic.
mics.
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FoE Blankets and Flannels call at J
W. Ferrsls, corner Of Main and 2Oth
treets.
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TOMORROW Spring commences, accord
ing to he almanacs.
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J. W. FEEEELs cheap counter for
great bargains will beat anything in this
nif,.
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TIE Methodist Conference will most
likely adjourn to-day at noon.
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Report from a Practical Chemist and
ApOthccary.

Bosom, January |. 1874.
DEAR SIR-This is To certify that | have
sole al retail l5i1s dozen ClSi2 bottles OF
your yegetine since April l2, 1870, and can
truly say that IL has given he best salts
faction OF any remedy forths complaints
for which IL is recommended that ever
sold. Scarcely day passes without some
OF my customers teStifyinG To its merits on
themselves or their friends. am perfectly
cognizant of several cases of ScrOiulOus
Tumors being cured by Negetine alone in
this vicinity. Very Respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, lbs Broadway.
To II. r. Stevens, Esq.
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The war in the Municipal headquar.
tiers is Getting furious.
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TUE days and nights are now of
equal length.
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THE Ulster coat men arc still in the
ascendcncy and jublant.
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Mystery Solved.
The Great Secret Of the Wonderful
SUCCESS OF VEGETiNE

II strikes at the root OF disease by puri-
Tying the blood, restoring the liver and
Kidneys 10 healthy action, invigorating
the ueryOuSSS
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SATURDAY night was one of the coolest
of the season.
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MONDAY, MARCH go. 1870.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to Now Advertisements.

For observation-disclosures Andes.
New Styles-Louis Dechert.
For Dwelling.
First Spring Stock-J.S S. Rhodes u Go
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Go AND see the Cheap Counter of
Dress Goods at j. w. FERRBLs.
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BE careful with your tires this month.
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{. 4. wIsGERTgR.
ID Z n "a z - II

OFFICE And RESIDENCE no. i157
" Nam street, above 18th, Wheeling. W.
Va. Nitrous oxide Ges and other ansss-
tnet!cs admIui stsTet oct1
, 1876-03-23
PQST-TRADERSH[P9.
rcBT-THkpEu8II

WAsu1xo1oa, D. G., March 22.-Ds Bradford
Was boforo the Committee on the Expenditures
Ia tho War Department to-day and gavs s.ate-
ment relating to his appointment IS a trader 1t
Fort Craig. eod "A to tho mouey thas 10 had
given tho lobbyist Hawkins Taylor to procure 1t
from tho Secretary Of War. Tho wtoeas In
formed tho Secretary he waa paying Taylor ~
agent. Bradford said he had agreed to pay TAy-
lor o., 900 year ~ long ~ ho retained the
leadership. Ho received the appointment! 1t
Fort Craig, but It Was tskon away from hin
SITTER he Aad made an Arrangement Tor goods.
aud given to thu brother Of Delegate ohAyas, Of
Nsw Mexico.
Witness said that he sent 4 man named Q. q.
Coggswsll to interview ths Secretary after ho
{the witues8) bad boon removed. They lad 4
stormy time, Tho 6ocsesary remarked that ha
removed Bradford because ha was \ scalAwsg.
Qoggswoli remarked he had seen 1t atateu 10
aona newspaper that appointments could be
procured for mouny, when the Secretary aaid 1t
Naa d-d to- and he could Whip the man who
aAld 10, and that be intended 10 run the Depart
maui ii he pleased.
OTHER WITNKssKg.
". Elgle, Of baltimore, WAS ths na1t called, but
be seemed to have been summoned BY mistake. ~
hc know nothing Of sho transactions under in
yssugatloa.
tasstfsd that h FssslTsd mousy from DIT. Brad
, 1876-03-23

civilization. Tho Husstsus have turned upon
their instructors With decided anfu,osity, and
1nd ii they still own tho German nscondency,
they 1osent IL, struggle against II, and havs auc-
ceeded Ia dimniahfnR II. Already At the time
of Nicholas the procoas OF assmllattnR tho
Baltic provincea began. aud there Ia reason TO
bolievo that tho Government Of tho preaane
Emperor has continually had 10 vfs1 an object
no grateful To tbs heart Of tho 3lnecovite. One
argument Of the nussisns continually teappeAss,
and tho facts on which 1t is based have probably
omb,ldened the Qoverpment in fta rocont policy.
Tho ltnBsians say that since tho great raforms
Of tho rresont reign tho Empire is Eohlly moro
advanced than tho German Provinces. In fact.
the nohlea vhoHo representatives tho Car id.
DIRE *set Tho other day Are an aristocsacy without
people to support them, The Finns. who
cultivate tho H1il 10 not caro- for them, aud
would not movo finger In their defenso, Tho
uofmon community Is distinguished by It's vgor
and intelligence, but ita dominant families have
ezerclsod hard foudal r,llo until very recent
pc1tod and bavo n1w no strength but wtnt they
owo to tho sutfezance OF tho Imperial power. II
thov woro to thwatt that power, they could bo
crushed It onco, a8 tho Polish mobiles wore At
tho lsat outbreak. Int tho Germans will
lnd In their energy and national spirit
some compensation 70. their political hc'p-
lensuess. They will also DO supported Indirectly
by tho influence Of their countrrmen Of tho
German Empire. 10 far as we eau Judge, It will
be loue hefora tho lsuEsian hopes arc realized,
and tbs vigorous Teutonic nnturo finally subiu.
gated and fused with tho Muacovlto.
, 1876-03-23
FRANCE.


pAn1s, March 22.-An official decros relating
to the prefcota Ia published to-day. Il aupcr-
codes or rosirea On half pay thirteen Projects,
md transfers eleven.
pAn1B, March 22.-Tho Republican phpers
consider the changes OF Prefec,s, notod officially
this morning. "a satisfactory. The Hen Pub
liqsse, however. complains OF tbs. maln-
tenanco Of tho Marquis Of Fournes.
tho Project OF tho Department :, Of
Savoy. Tho Message dc Parts assertB that
this MAS duo to the Intervention OF President
AlscMhhon, who opposed the removal Of tho
Marquis because ali the elections In Savoy have
beon confirmed. Therefore there is no ground
for charging tho prsfact with illegal interference
iu tho elections.
Tho elections to n!l tho vacaacIcs caussd by
double elections lave besn n1ed for this 10th Of
April
The Bureau OF tho Chanber OF Deputtos
hAva decided 10 annul tho election OF IL 1k-
vini, BonapartiHt, returned from Corsica.
THE OLIVE BRANCH.
LONDON, March GA dispatch from Berlin
aAya tho Geographical Society OF ParlB has con.
feircd . gold medal Oh Nastghl. the German ax-
ptorer Of Africa and invited him 10 Paris to re-
ceivo II. Herr Naattgal has accepted the honor.
The Incident is considered proof OF vsrJ satin
factory foeIlng. ......
MORE rnErECrs TO BE RKMovED,
pAn1s, March 23.-The AoniteuT eAya that
further changes Of Projects will .be made At the
beginning at April, aud will includs tho removal
Of tho prsfeo.s Of ths Departments Of BAvoy and
MAuoho.
, 1876-03-23

member, Of tha Church Of EuaI.nd,
re M egrt,asEroom of tho Church q Rome.
~ h been s9ushIt from
Ia acoordance With italian law 1t the Capitol.
and Tbs religious aerviee waa attersards aolsm.
ntzod It this English Church. wbere, notnlth-
standing, the I'oman Catholic guesss actual
outnumbered those who wero n,ombors of
the Church OF England. Among thoao
present ws1a the biArquia and Warehouses;
Monseseno. first lsdv ct honor to her l!osal
Flore, Count and Countoae Dranbila, Count
and Counteaa Rasin! Gonsral Count MenAbrea
(the nawiy-Rppoiutod Ambnraadot to London).
Madame Lccolto (wife Of the Minster Of War,
auIs Ind bfarchtoneas st. onofr,o. marquis
and Marchtones bantaaElia, Duke and DucsiaAu
Banti, Col. Morza. Gen. do Sonnaz and officers
on tho ntaff OF Ills Royal Highnosa Prince Hum
bsrt, Prince do Valmontone. Duke Braschs.
pr,nee do Be!monte (tho best man 70 tho BRIDE
crootp), MARQUIS Guiccioto, Gen. Coeenz, COM
fnanding tho division. and otllccrs Of hts atat1.
Duke Colonna d. Cesaro. Gan. and MadA'no
Corts, and many o!herH. At tho Wedding oroak-
fast tho Bishop Of Gibraltar commended the
t1rmness Aud loyalty 10 her Church Which tho
brldo had ahown. lie Expressed hopo that
aho might ever fetna.u : faithful and At
tached aenbsr Of that groat Church In
which she, had passed heE ,youngos days.
might provo emblomssio Of tho alliairco which
had existed. and it Was to ho hoped might oysr
exat. bat* een the Kingdoms Of Italy sud En-
gland. and he TRUSTED 1t might be prophetic also
0f that union which onco cxistcd between tbs
different members OF Chrst's Catholic Church,
4 and which Ill iEue discpias OF our common Lord
md aavlor muRt dssiro to roe ultimately TO-
stored At the civil marriage tho nsnessos for
ths bride we're B!r George Bonham aud Col.
Mora di Latrcisno, E1uerfy to Trince Humbert,
uho Wa especially directed By hts Royal High
ness to attend tn that capacity; and for lhs
bridegroom. Prince di Dsltnonto and Duks Col
| onca nA EahAeo.
, 1876-03-23
ITALY.
IAR NEW CAp1N4T,

noxE, March 23.-DoPsrssta las sooeptad ths
Presidency OF the Council aud Ministry Of FL
uancs. Tbs following members Of thu Cabinet
have accepted portfolios. Me!sgarl. ths Foreign
AnAirs, and M1neipi, Justice.
NOTABLE NARRfAoE.
niaraIeh t. Len4oTs 1tmss.
noME, Feb. 25.--The English chapel outside
tho PoltA dsl Popoio was crowded yeetsfdAy
morning BY the elite of. English snd Italian
Welding Of Ntss Patricia Aaosls Mmssy,
daughter Of the llts Maj.-Qsn. KAmasy, G. u,
and niece Of tho Earl Of DAlhouais. to Alfred
Be,tenitx. Captain On the Rensrai ete9 Il Rome,
And honorary ads-de-camp 70 His Majesty tha
postanes mar b. AlsAahsd II sbs ps&ssal una In
l 9enxaqx4Aaa eS tAs droanaxt41aae At&aAdlna !