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EYnTTpNT0N TTnKET1 BY ARIEL, good until
ing, for IS cents
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Books & Stationery.

School Books all used in Public or Private Schools
i'll this part of the State
Blank Books, full assortment every size and prodo
large and small.
Memorandum Books, great variety.
Hymn Books, all styles
Bibles all styles and Sizes from largest Family to
smallest Pocket Testament.
Music Books and Sheet Music. Whatever is not i'm
STOCK Will be furnished TO order at Publishers
Prices
Miscellaneous Books Standard furnished to order
from any publishing House in the country al
Catalogue Prices
Writing Paper, all Styles choice
Envelopes, all sizes and qualities. Paper and Enve
lopes Specially
Writing Desks variety
Photograph Albums.
Autograph Albums.
Fine Drawing Papers.
Gilt and Silver Papers.
Glazed, and Tissue Papers
Sunday School Reward Cards &c
Gold Pens, best make.
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GLASSWARE.

This Department embraces everything i'm this line
from the Finest Flint GObets and Fruit Stands dowT
thrOughl all the styles and qualities 10 the smales
Salts and Nappies and Cup Plates
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THE STEAMER
City of Bridgeton, I"
-
Will run between Collins Beach and PHILADELPHIA
during July, as follows:
DOWN,

!, from Phadelphia 20 Port Penn, every Tuesday and
Friday, at / p. NJ.
:, Port Penn for Philadelphia, every Monday and
Thursday, about PM
BkIDGETON'
FARE: From eithon hiding by either Boat 10
Philadelphia, 30 Cents. July 2nd 1877
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WOODEN & WILLOW WARE, &c.

Tubs, Pals, Churns, &c.
Butter Market Tubs
Baskets every description.
Ropes, from inch down.
Cotton Line, large variety
Twines, everything desirable
Gilling and Seine Twines are made Specialize.
Oil Cloths, Floor and Table
Window Shades and Shading
Fringes and Fixtures
Picture Cords, all colors
Brushes all sorts.
Clear Bristle Hand Scrubs
Hair Brushes Fine to Common.
Painters Brushes.
Wall Brushes, extra
Shoe Brushes, fine
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Circulars and Cards neatly printed at this
Office
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- e e ID -

Garden Seeds, all descriptions.
Field Seeds i'm Season.
Lawn and Yard Grasses.
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TO DEBTORS.

The Books and accounts of the undersigned have
been placed in the hands of L. X. TOlsOn for settle
ment and all outstanding bills due me must be ad-
iusted with him at once.
jylS S. J. TOLSON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-11

NEw YORK city presents to other mu.
inequalities warning OF the rapidity
with which the race OF extravaganza i.
run and how high taxes have facility
for increasing. That city is every year
meeting portion OF its expenses with
borrowed money, the taxes not being
equal to the demands. And the increase
in taxation is phenomenal and unaccoun'
table. In 1880 it was but 81 per head
while last year it was $50 per head, ex.
elusive Of the interest on the debt. Ii
the great "crisis" year, 1880, the percent,
age was butSj.l00; this year it il 50 G7.
And that is but part Of the story, for
during that period the valuation has
been doubled, SO that on the old valua.
tion the present taxation would be
equal to s. "a. There Is very little tc
show for this except the Central Park
which in reality has paid for itself in the
increased value Of property around it
The present debt, deducting amount of
sinking fund, is Sll3,OOO0OO, and the
tax to be raised is, in round figures, S3l,'
100000.
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COLUMBUS, April l0.-Intensc excite.
ment prevails in Orange township, Della.
ware county, over the disappearance Of
Martin Haven, a boy aged seven years,
from his fathers house last Sunday morn.
ing. When last seen the child was in
company with Ed. Booker, a negro, en-.
ployed on the Haven farm. Two DAYS
have now been spent in looking for the
missing boy, but up to this time no trace
has been discovered either OF the boy or
colo red man, in whose company he was
lastseen walking about the farm. As soon
as Booker's wilc, who was "a servant on
the farm, discovered that he had gone she
came to this city, where she was arrested
to-day, but persisted in declaring that
she knew nothing Of the whereabouts Of
the boy or her husband. The missing child
has fair complexion, and when last seen
had faded blue suit on. Booker and
wife are we'll known to the public, and
have In the past been under arrest for
drunkenness. Booker ia very black, ia
abou 3S years old and about 8 feet II
inches high. 1t Is supposed that he has
taken the child to hold Il for a reward
from the father, who is in very good cir
cumstanceR,
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Musical CatcchIsIn.



paPerLl
What ia a slurH A remark made BY
one singer about another.
What isa restI Going out OF the
choir during sermon for Refreshments.
What Is a brace? Two singers steady.
ing each other when they come back.
What is singing in timer Trying to
zee which will beat.
What is sympathetic music? Flirting
with the soprano singer behind the organ.
What is st.a.cat.oh? Grimalkin in
the organ during voluntary.
What is crotchet? A disease which
the head singer always enjoys when the
tune doesn't please her.
What is swell? A musical pundit
who "knOws it all, }" and perhaps consid.
cradle more.
What is the best stop 10 use in u vol.
untaryY The fullstop when the theme is
exhausted.
What is shake? Torture inflicted
upon the belIows.boy who doesn't pump
fast enough.
What Is shaye2 The church treasur.
er who shaves singers bill for salary.
What is fiat? The singer who allows
the shave.
What is ohord' The pile Of music
which viOlinist saws through.
What is tie? The difficulty between
the orgSnist and the chorlster, when one
would and the other won't.
What is discord? The choir taking
sides in the dispute.
What is harmony Diminishing either
the leader or the organist.
What is the tonic? The drink taken
after tho trouble is all settled.
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gratitude to you for your boundless conf.
dence in me, with profound admiration
for your matchless fidelity to the cause
in which We have strugRled, | now an.
nounCe 10 you and to the people Of the
State that I shall no longer actively as.
sert my right 10 the Office Of Governor Of
South Carolina. The motives and pur.
poses Of the President Of the United
States In the policy which compclS me to
pursue my present course are unques.
tionably honorable and patriotic. de.
vouily pray that the events may vindi.
cate the wlsdom Of his action, and that
peace, justice, freedom and prosperity
may hereafter be the portion OF every
citizen Of South Carolina,
lsigned D. Fl. CHAMBERLAIN,
GOuenor Of South Carolina.
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A NEWSPAPER correspondent has beer
having talk with the widow Of "Stone
wall" jackson, who is living at Il board
ing school in Charlotte county, Va,
which her daughter is attending. Gen
Jackson left his wife and child in very
moderate circumstances, having invested
most Of his property in the bonds OF the
COniederacy. Mrs. jackson, in the course
Of conversation about her husband
said:
Nothing was so certain to him as that
u protracted struggle would wear the
South out. He believed that we had but
one hope, and that was to press the Fed.
erals at every point, blindly, furiously,
madly. we must .frighlen them,' he
used to say. He believed that a fatal
mistake was made when our people
failed to take advantage Of the splendid
victory Of Manassas. think he saw a
permanent triumph Just beyond tha,
battle. So thoroughly was he impressed
with the Importance OF pushing ahead
all the time, and in the face Of any oh.
Stacle, that he was considered fanatic
His whole correspondence with me was
full Of expressed and implied horror Of
war and bloodshed. l am convinced thai
one Of the reasons impelIing him to tn.
positive and vigorous course that he
pursued was the knowledge that it mus
speedily release him from the repugnant
work in which he was engaged"
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The Salt Valley passed down at a. NJ.
yesterday.
The Exchange passed up at II A. NJ.
and the Emma Graham at noon.
The Ragon left for Parkersburg at 1O1
A. NJ. and the Courier for Cincinnati at
4P.M.
The Express passed up about II o'clock
last night.
The Science will be this mornings Par
kersburg packet.
The Carrie Brooks was due down las:
night, en- route to Zanesville.
The Granite State is due from Ports
mouth to-day, en- route to Pittsburgh.
The local packets are making their
customary trips, with no changes to no.
tice.
lBy Telegraph
PrrTsBURGH, April lO.-River 7 feet 8
inches and stationary. Wealhercool and
pleasant
EVANSVILLE, April l0.-Cloudy and
damp; clearing tonight; mercury SO to
80 degrees. River % 7.lO feet and ris.
ing. Down-Mary Miller, Tarascon,
Arkansas Belle and Red Cloud. Up
Maggie Smith and Baum. The Raven ia
loading barges here and at Newburg; will
have full load and leave tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, April l0.-Weather warm
and clear. River 8 feet 0 inches in canal.
CAIRO, April l0.-Arrived City OF
Chester, st. Louis; Thomas W. Means,
Cincinnati. Departed-C. b. Church,
New Orleans; City OF Chester, Memphis.
River SO feet 5 inches and rising. Light
rain; mercury CO.,.
MEMPHIS, April l0.-River 80 feet /
inch. Departed-Maud, Illinois river;
Stannard and City OF Vicksburg, St.
Louis.
New ORLEANS, April lO.-Arrived-
Jno. A. Wood and barges, Pittsburgh.
Departed-Thos. Sherlock, CINCINNATI;
Commonwealth, St. Louis. Weather
clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, April l0.-Riyer % feet
and falling slowly. Weather fair and
pleasant. Arrived--John L, Rhoads, St,
Louis. Departed-Rhoads, Pittsburgh;
Hudson, Wheeling.
LITTLE Rock, April lO.-Weather
cloudy and cold. The river has been
rising fast during the past Ten days, and
is now IA feet by the gauge. Departed
Florence Meyers, St. Louis.
VIcKsnURG, April l0.-Weather clear
and cool. River rose s inches. Arrived
Capital City. Up-Glencoe, Cher
9kee, City of Helena. Down-Mary
Houston.
NASHVILLE, April l0.-River 81 feet
and rising. Arrived = Anderson and
Hillman, Cairo, Departed--Anderson
Cairo.
SHREVEPORT, April 10. - Weather
clear and warm. No arrivals or depar.
lures.
ST. LOUIS, April lO.-Arrived-war
Eagle, Keokuk; Rover and tow, Pitts.
burgh; Belle, Memphis; Colorado, Vicks.
burg. Departed-War Eagle, Keokuk:
Alton, New Orleans; Grand Tower, Vicks.
burg. River IA feet 4 inches. Weather
clear and warm tonight.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

LONDON, April 1O.-Audrew Holiday
Duff, author, died to-day.
WILKtsBARRE, April 10.--In the case
OF Campbell, sentenced to be hanged TO-
day, the Supreme Court, granted a writ
staying execution.
CGScESNATI, April l0.-Cliford B.
Thompson, an extensive dealer in broom
corn at Chillicothe, Ohio, has filed
voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Liza.
bilitieS $4,000. Assets about $4,000.
BARAcHoIs, QUEBEC, April lO.-Bara-
choiS river overaowed yesterday, sweep.
ing away large number OF cattle and
doing other damage. The water rose 90
feet. People fed to the highlands for
safety.
DETROIT, MIcu., April llO.-A wrestling
match took place at Whitney Opera
House. tonight, between Col. J. H. Nc
Laughlin, Of this city, and Prot. Baner,
Of New York, which was won by Nc.
Laughlin alter short but spirited con.
teal.
SAN FRAHcIsoo, April l0.--A press
di-patch from Portland says: Professor
Tay ylOr, Of the Chicago University, and
Lieutenant Wood, Of the United States
Army, sailed on the steamer California
las. evening for Sitka. Their object Is
to ascertain the heishth Of Mount 81.
Elias, Alaska, which has never yet been
ascerIained.
SAN FRANcuco, April lO.-suit was
brought 10 day in the Circuit Court by
the United States againSt D. W. Cheese.
man, ev.Assistant Treasurer Of the San
Francisco mInt, TO recover an alleged do.
iciI in the internal revenue stamp &C.
count to the amount Of SIT 900. The dc.
iendant alleges that the slamps were
shipped TO him in packages purporting to
contain certain quantities, several Of
which lell short, amounting in the total
to the alleged deficit.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Milwaukee
(Wi8,) NetrI, who says that he was the
only civilian present at the surrender Of
of Lee to Grant at AppomAttox writes:
General Grant never demanded the
surrender Of General Lees sword, nor
intimated by word or deed that he ex.
pected it TO be yielded to the victor. He
was, on the contrary, specially consider.
ate and kind in his bearing to the defeat
ed chic!tain, and strOve by all means Of
social amenity TO make General Lee feel
at ease and to lessen the humiliation and
sorrow inseparable from the occasion.
Their second meeting wau, by appoint
ment, at IL o'clock, April 10, 1866, at a
point nearly midway between the two en-.
camped armies, when they conversed
privately and apart, sitting on horseback
in drizzling rain, for nearly an hour,
concerning the details of the surrender,
which had been delegated to officers Sc.
lCcted from both armies. The apple.
tree story was u pure fabrication, started
by some unprinCipled adyenturer, most
likely for the purpose OF selling his
wares. General Grant and General Lee
never met under an apple tree nor near
Cnc,'
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PERSONS AND THINGS.


A WARNING to married men-A broom
handle factory in Wisconsin turns out
5000 broom handles day.
A CHINANfAN turned laundry loose
on Louisville and almost starved to
death. In two months he only received
one shirt, and that was the day before
Watterson was received by his friends.
AN old lady Sleeping during divine
service in church in Liverpool, let fal
her Bible, with clasp TO It, and til,
noise partly awakening her, exclaimed
aloud, "What, you've broken another
Jug, you slut, have your"
AN experienced lady observes that .
good way to pick out a husband is to set
how patiently the man waits for dinner
when it ia behind time. Her husband
remarks that good way to pick out
wife is to see whether the woman has din
ner ready in time.
GENTLEMEN OF the jury" said Bal
Iimorc lawyer in the Criminal Court, ID,
you'belicve that my client was guilty o
selling beer to boy in a small bottle ?
The bottle was q good sized one, and tht
jury rendered verdict OF "not guilty"
ANN ELIZA YOUNG has suit against
the Des Moines Lecture Bureau, which
promised her SlOO if she drew as large {
house as anybody except Theodore Til
ton, but not cent otherwise. She drew
the house but has moi drawn her pay, and
hence the action,
You cannot be married fashionably
now without the bridegroom distributing
isssamine, tied with white satin ribbon
to the ladies, and oak leaves and acorn,
TO the gentlemen. II any man fail in thi,
it is a subject Tor regret till the SECOND
time, when 1t may be done in style.
FRANCE proposes to spend 100000
francs in silks at Lyons, The material to
be used in refurniShing the National
palaces and armories which, since the
war with Germany, have not been in tht
very best condition. France wants thes,
buildings to appear well to her guest
during the Exposition.
The whole truth is that the people o
Philadelphia made the Centennial a sue
cess by their unanimous support ant
their unconquerable encrgy.--Ittm. Ant
they gave more cold ham Mt brcakias
and supper for two dollars a day ant
get your dinner on the grounds" thar
any people ever attempted before.
AMONG the replies to an advertisemen
OF a music committee for "a candidate a,
organist, music teacher, etc." was III,
following: Gentlemen, noticed youl
advertisement for an organist and musi,
teacher, either lady or gentleman. Hay
ing been both for several years, l ole
you my services"
MARY ELIZABETH LINCOLN, sweet ak
teen, living in New York, fell in low
with milkman and eloped with him
Her parents are wealthy, and she has
dover from rich relative, so scarcl
was made for the young heiress. She wa
found in the neutrality-suspicious.
snugly ensconced as housekeeper. He
lover was arrested for abduction, bu
alter being in prison half hour, he con
c1uded 1t would be better to get married
and the twain were made one flesh, thu
mother Of the girl paying the marfiag,
ice,
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A Difficulty CONCERNING Wages

sPRrNeFIELD, ILL, April 1O.--A seri
GUS difficulty has arisen in the rail mil
of the Springfield Iron Company between
the company and the heaters and roll
hands in regard to wages, The yearly
contract under which the men have
worked expired last week, and 80 far the
company and men have not agreed on q
basis. To-day the men were notified thai
their services would be no longer re-
quired, and that they will be paid of
Immediately. 1t is the intention of the
company to supply their places with
non-union boys. The disagreement will
leave all the best places open to new men
In the meantime 400 or 500 men will be
thrown out OF work by the stopping oi
the works.
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RosToN, April l0.-The injunction re-
straining the North Bridgewater Savings
Bank from doing business until after a
hearing on the 23d inst. was immedi
ately due to the death Of the Treasurer,
Ed. southworth, a leading Methodist and
Of unblemished reputation while living
He is said to have squandered large
property Of his own aud victimlzed others
to near Sl00, 900 in Western speculations
The extent OF the banks losses will moi
be known until after the hearing.
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TUE New York Graphic predicts that
in the near future all the meat consumed
in the North Atlantic States will be killed
aud dressed in Hin ois, Missouri, Ken.
lucky and other great grazing States and
Territories Of the Union; and that, by
this change, caused by the extension oi
our railway system, which permits ship.
mens Of fresh meat in refrigerator cara
for long distances, the cattle dealers, pork
and beef packera and commission mer,
chants in the Eastern and Middle States
will have their occupation reduced to Il
minimum.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

r,,v., ,-,, -, n,
aim saaS.'aa,O,i.i "OLnsi nptli LV''-Ine rus:
ps.Ls ~, e'ep,a'tves p.1., nave informed Saiyet
por,o;. ss'Is a usn,, uGslFea ~ 70 receive the
~" is,L S'ous tue protocol before
aI'.aO.i, IS aSL '. nS;.,. HuA'ra arc regarded aS
Ay fasDnyy eI,.'SI' as;, N ,.,
o,i.sG GvH", ;"a,,,, "yst vtnt. Ut D %.egram re-
,La Tn.n;.L ~ cLay cyS tnG; rIe;luent oil
,SS, S ~ M I," pna,ias. aD Jo,I VI Eepules' seya
yerv bNIly In Bulvsria TbsS az % LII hs
We have discovered the existence Of Two
incendiAry Russian agencies there.
VIeNNG, April l0.-Intelligence from
ST. Petersburg says the Porte has reject.
cd the protocol and MontensRro's de-
mand, but will send an envoy 10 81. Pa.
tersburg.
ctRcu1Ar FROM THE popry
1onno, A., ~ I,.S",.I
C..S.,..I,. tC"pvIS, HPtu tVuA amPnatcu from
dSv taIssrO pSod 1O Ora 'IH1 o,sois .nS nof.e .I
& ,b O"avSsapneu aonS eifcuISt 70 "a an
circular Laws strssS nm tbs por,s;S jo.;rS
for peace and determination 10 execute
reforms. 1t does not reject the protocol
absolutely, but only those points which
admit Of foreign interference in Turkeys
inIerna! affairs. 1t rcpels the declara.
sloh appenGged TO the protocol by Count
senouva!oH, ana says The Porte will only
consent 10 send delegate to 81. Peters.
Gats anu aiIarm IL h'issla Is disposed to
Ilsarm ~ the same time. Il asks the
rowers 10 Induce Montenegro to show
more cohc'iia'oFy attitude
MUST DECIDE.
A dispatch from st.. Petersburg con.
htms lne report thaI Russia has liked on
!ne n ION inst a. .ne date before which the
rofte must give us declsion in regard to
.he tehuipS Oh an ambassador to 81. Pc
'etS1urg T;p
Inc Ageaet huS'e says everything de-
penus upon Ihe decision which the am
TaSSauoT m would oringi put IN any case,
NusSIa having gone 70 the utmost In the
way 9l concession Will not go single
S'ep lar'her'
WAR INEVITABLE.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April l0.-Iu the House Of
Commons yesterday the Marquis OF Has.
Iings gave notice that he will on Friday
move for further papers on Turkey, and
particularly for the draft OF the protocol
which Count SChOuvaloT presented to
Lord Derby March II; aIso for any cor.
respondence in reference to the Russian
circular Of January 18th and the protocol
Of March llth. The belief is that
this is intended 10 bring on u debate
on Eastern sfIairs without challenging
the Government and to prevent indivld.
ual members Of the opposition from in.
PRODUCING resolutions directed against the
ministerial policy. Il seems that the
leaders Of the opposition are unable 10
agree upon a plan OF action satisfactory
to the more advanced liberals.
The Pail Mall Gdzette has a special from
Berlin, saying: Notwithstanding tho
present arrangement, it ia said 10 be
doubtful il Bismarck will not shortly re.
tire altogether from office. When be
submitted his request for retiring, he pre-.
sented a medical certificate showing that
his continuance in office must be highly
prcjudicial to his health, and may even
imperil his life, on the ground that the
Prince is averse to pledgiug himself TO
any length Of time.
The, Reichstags will to-day consider
the communication from the Emperor,
calling on it to invest Camphauser and
Won Bulow, with the power to represent
Bismarck during his ab4euce.
a fresh outbreak OF rinderpest occurred
at shadinel suburb and oxtordshire.
FAD NEws.
LONDON, April 1l.-A special to the
Times from ST. Petersburg says that bad
nova has been received BY the Govern.
uent from Turkey. A war manifesto 10
expected on Friday.
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Navigation Resume,I.

CLEVELAND, April 10.-The steamer
Northwester, Of the Cleveland & Detroit
line, which left Detroit to-day, and due
back this morning, is now, 8 p. NJ, of this
port. She will probably effect an en-.
trance into the harbor about p. NJ, as
she will have to go down the lake about
seven miles to get around the field OF Ice
which to some extent bloCkades the
mouth Of the channel. This arrival
will practically open navigation between
Detroit and this city.
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Imprisoned for Llte-GOes TO the
SunreIne Court.

BELIAI's FALLS, W., April 10. -
Wooley, the fratricide, has been sent.
enced TO imprisonment for life.
The case Of Lewis, convicted Of murder,
goes to the Supreme Court, on exceptions
OF Airing, the chiet witness against him,
whostates that he was hired to testify rs he
did, and was threatened by detectives with
prosecution II he failed to do so, and
says there was not word Of truth Ia his
teAtimnny.
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Arrested for Selling Bogus Rail.
road GiCkcts.

OMAHA, April 10.-YestVrdSy a man
named John W. Frye was arrested in
Council Bluffs by deputy sheriff Of this
county on charge Of having large
number OF bogus railroad tickets in hls
possession, which he had tried to dispose
Of to n scalper in this city. At the ex,
animation Today ii was ascertained that
he had forty tickets from Omaha to San
Francisco, worth $4,000; also several pur,
porting 10 be issued by the Pennsy ivania
Alexandra & fredericksburg and Balti.
more & Ohio roads. He is here in Jail
waiting further examination.
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Nor A GooD PLACE TO EMIGRATE To
MIR. Adamson, the Consul General oI
the United States at Melbourne, Austria.
LA, advises the State Department that no
American should emigrate to Australia
who does not carry the means with him
for returning in ayear, US such are likely,
in most instances, to want to get back to
the United States by that time.