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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-03

MEMPHIS, March AT 4 O'Clock thi,
afternoon Julius Levy, residing At "A;
Main street, shot his wife three times ant
then placing the pistol to his. right temple
fired killing himself instantly. His wife
was shot twice in the right shoulder an,
through the left lung, which will prob
ably result fatally. The parties had beer
married but few weeks and a suit 10,
divorce had been instituted by Levy and
the quarrel to-day grew out OF diSput,
about the property. Each had children
by former marriages.
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nSulNulONt march u 1000
70 Cor. S. 3. Packard, Nerr Orleans, La:
In answer to your dispatch OF this
date, the President directs me to say, that
he feels it is his duty to state frankly
that he does not believe the public opin-
ion will longer support the maintcn.
ance OF the State Government in Lon.
isiana by the use OF the United States
Military, and that he must concur
in this manifest feeling. Troops will
hereafter, aS in the past, protect lie and
property from mob violence when the
State authorities fail, but they will not be
used to establish or to pull down either
claimants for the control OF the State. II
is not his purpose to recognize either
cl aimant.
Signed &C. SNrFFrN, Secretary.
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a New Feature In POIIIics.-Nu
inaugural Prayer Meeting,

PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-Arrauge-
ments are in progress for n great inSu,
gnral Union prayer meeting to be held in
lhiS city on Sunday next, In resnonse tC
the wish OF Presidcnt.elCct HAYES. asking
that the people would pray tint divine
assistance md guidance might be yonch,
snied to him In the discharge Of hiS du,
ties AZ Chief Executive Of the Nation, and
the hope Is expressed that similar meet
inga will be held throughout the coual.y
to the end that peace and prosperity may
be rcatorcd TO our Nation.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
The Right OF Search-EnglNuI
InCliueS 10 her First Love.

The Right OF Search
InGlineS 10 her First Love.
LONDON, March 2.-In the House Of
Commons, Perry Wyndham moved that
the Government ought to take the ear.
lest opportunity Of Withdrawing from
the Declaration of Paris, whereby Eng.
land had renounced the right TO seize
encmies' goods on board neutral vessels
and privateering was abolished.
Wyndham aud Lord Ellington, in
speeches supporting the motion, laid
great stress on the TACT that the United
States consistently refused to become .
party 10 the declaration.
Mr.. Bourke, UndGr.Secretary for the
Foreign Department, speaking in behalf
Of the Government, opposed the motion.
He maintained that the declaration oil
Paris conferred great benefits, and pro.
nounced the discussion HI inOppOrtunc,
The motion was rejected by vote Of TO
to 5S.
The Queen has commanded Josiah
Henson, the original Of Mrs. Stoves
Uncle Tom" to wait upon her at Buck.
ingham Palace tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-03

Mr.. Window, from the Committee ON
Appropriations, called up the sundry
civil appropriation bill. A large ifum.
Der OF amendments reported by The Com.
mittee on Appropriations were agreed to,
among them the following. Provided,
that in the expenditure OF the appropri.
ations for public printing and binding
made by the bill the Public Printer shall
not pay a greater price than 30 cents per
1000 ems for composition and 46 cents
per hour to printers and binders. Also,
that all public documents already PRINT
ed, or which have been ordered TO be
printed by the present Congress, shall
pass through the mails free of postage
under the frank Of Senators, Represen.
tatives and Delegates until the lst Of Jan.
Iarv next
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indictment OF the E.Org Point
MurIiCrCrY,

TERnE llAuTE, IND., March ALL
the parties arrested for completely in
the NaudaliN Railroad tragedy at Long
Point, were to-day indicted by the Grand
Jury, of Cumberland county, Ills, ior
conspiracy and murder, The names are
Chas. St. Clair, John Osgood, VIM, Carr,
Budd Shoemaker, Alex. Anderson and
Col. Thornc, They will bC tried in Iuly
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naceA far enough from the rolls to pro.
leCt the sheet rollers from their heat, and
thus 10 greatly enhance the comfort Of the
latter in warm weather. Indeed the
whole mill Is arranged in all its depart.
nentS upon the principles OF comfort,
convenience and economy.
The large engine in the Forge building
was built by Hobbs, Taylor 4 Co. 1t
has 40 inch cylinder, a 4 foot stroke, and
40 ton fly wheel, and does itS work with
aS much ease rs locomotive hltched 10
half dozen empty cars on dead level.
Not the slightest sign Of hesitancy or
quiver Is discernable when the heaviest
plate goes through the rolls. Like a
properly adjusted watch it carries its
speed at perfect equipoise.
The principal building in respect to
size is, OF course, the Nail Factory,
which is 800 by 100 feet, and like all the
other buildings spanned by an immense
iron rOol' IhlS 10 royal pullding; IL
as light as day, and ia thoroughly furn.
ished with the best equipments for all the
p'0'eS'es '"'o''eu i" nSH'"H n",'s' Su'il
AZ ""' p'I'e "eA''"s' ''"e'"s
furnaces, grind stones, tool cup
Doa'u'' na'' o'"S' Pa'N'"s space
'"'PP"'S "oo'S' A'u every ~, Convenience
""o"" w '"' ""'''e''' Ane '"e'ory
"A' "'"'' a"u''' aNie KHS 'A'il''ieS' "''"
."n De '6n'eu aS Ofi''t""'lS ~ any store
!" '"'' wy II haS "lSo tue same appa'
THUS "' Tue hane'Ie NILS lor blowing
"""y tue u''' from Tue Br'n'''"lies'
consideration o' Importance t" every
"al'er. There are AZ oil these grindSIones,
anu Oh course lhey Will make a great deal
ol udst' especially when they come to
srlhd lor The lao machines tor which the
factory Is calculated. For the present,
only llo machine" will pc put in opera
tloh' TO he increased by July LIST to say
10
onr space does not permit us to speak
nj greater length to-day concerning the
new behwood Mill. We might well refer
TO ITS various minor improvements, such
as ''A water works, is ga4 house, its ad-
mi fullEA mAnhlun ahnn ~ tHa
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ITALY.
Death Of am American Sculptor

Death Of an American sculptor.
FLORENCE, March 2.--Joel T. Hart, an
American sculptor died to-day.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March L. Mr..
Job Hart, whose death is announc.
ed from Italy, wAs Il native Of Kentucky
and the people Of the State have for years
eVinced Just pride in his fame as II
sculptor. The statue Of Henry Clay
which stands in the roiunda of the Court
House in this city, is sample OF his
work. lie wAs man Of true genius, and
his career has reflected honor upon the
Stale oI which he was 10 worthy "A son.
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nri,Ige CONTRACT AMnraIcG.

CENCINNArl, o., March 1.-The Trus
tees OF the Cincinnati Southern Railroad
to-day awarded theContract ior the con
Struction oi the Tennessee river bridge
to Clarke, Reeves a Co., OF Philadelphia
at n cost Of $1,000. The bridge will bc
OF iron, Whipple truss, 1904 feet in
length. There were seven competitors.
ASSIGNED,
Boakc ~ Hunt, bankers, at Lebanon
Ohio, made an assignment to-day. Liza
bilitics not reported.
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BEN Wilson, of West Virginia, voted
with the rspudiSling anarchists in Con.
gressS, but Ben Hill, Of Georgia, voted
with the men who kept faith after agree.
ing to submit their case to the Electoral
Commission. Which individual do yo,,
admire most as genuine man?
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ANTWERP, March 2.--Arrvcd-- SlCnm
ship FadcrlNnd, Philadelphia.
BAN FRANCIsCo, March 2.-ArriVed-
Hall, Liverpool; Thomas Bell, Queens
town. ------
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Meetings This Afternoon ant
Evening Rt the Council Cham


Meetings This Afternoon and
Evening at the Council CilnuI-
ber.
The stockholders OF the different iron
mills Of the city are called to meet this
afternoon at ? o'clock at the Second
Branch Council Chamber, to hear, con.
slider and decide upon some points Of
moment to the manufacturing interests
Of the city in connection with the pro-
posed extension OF the Tuscarawas Val.
ley road to West Wheeling from its pres.
ent terminus at Urichsville on the Pan
handle road. The committee who have
been canvassing the city for several days
past, and explaining to business men
the present status Oi this railroad
enterprise, and its prospective ad-
vantages TO the trade Of Wheeling, are
very desirous that there should he q
large and influential attendance Of the
iron men this evening. Those, therefore
who appreciate the sacrifice OF time and
labor made by the Canvusslng Commit.
tee, should show the fact by coming to.
gether promptly and in large number.
at the hour named.
Tonight, at o'clock, y general meet.
ing Of all the business men OF the city
who feel an interest in the completion Of
this road, will be held at the same place
To thia meeting every business man is
Onrneatly invited in order to hear the
report Of the Canvassing Committee.
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Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate
has confirmed Geo. $, Lacy Ns U. $, Dis.
trlCt Attorney for Louiaiann.
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Tux Parker.burg Journal is hard On
poor Herefords maiden speech in the
Senate, saying Of it that "no pancake ever
fell AZ fiat as did this consummate piece
OF political bIather on the ears Of both
Senate and galleries"
The trouble with Hereford WAS that he
undertook to enighten the Senate on the
Michigan case, and had 10 go back on his
argument and vote directly opposite 10
his speech. By and by he will know
enough to know, as Bob Ingersoll would
say, that he isn't much Of u Senator.
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HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of Sdtt,

The appearance OF tho House is in
marked contrast to that Of yesterday. To.
day the members are all unrutied, and
all Join in congratulations that during
the CntirO months heated contest there
has been no violence, other than that per-
tanning to debate. No harsh utterances
are heard to-day.
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rsepU-ted that the committee had been un
aole 10 agree, and moved that the Senate
insist on hs amendments to the bill and
"SS Ior a ne" conference. So ordered.
Mr. fAddock called up House bill, con.
current resolution, TO print 800 900 copies
T 9l me agricultural report ior the year
MIR. Anthony moved to amend so a.. to
reduce the number TO 10000. ReieciSJ
Mr.. Anthony said the publication oi
this report would cost $4,000 aud /, was
no use TO pass this resolution without
appropriating money 10 pay for the work
Hcthereiore introduced bill authorizing
the printing Of 100000 copies Of the re-
port and appropriating $4,000 10 pay
therefor.
Mr.. Paddock said the resolution could
be passed and an amendment could be
put upon the Sundry Civil Appropriation
Bill tonight, appropriating the money
to pay for publication,
After some discussion the bill OF Mr..
Anthony was rejected-yeas 81, nays %.
The concurrent resolution Of the House
to print 100000 copies was then agreed to.
Nessrs. Sargent, Boutwell, and Withers
we're appointed members Of the new con.
ference committee on the naval appro.
priation bill.
Mr. Window, OF Minnesota, from the
Committee on Appropriations, reported
with amendments the Sundry Civil Ap.
preparation bills, and gave notice that he
would call il up for consideration to.
night after recess.
Mr.. Allison submitted a report OF the
Conference Committee on tie Military
Academy Appropriation bill, and it was
agreed to.
MIR. Anthony submitted resolution to
print 800 extra copies of the proceedings
before the Electoral Commission. Agreed
TO.
Recess till SAM.
EVENING SESSION.
After debate, the consideration OF
House bill, TO extend the statutes in re.
lation 10 damages for infringememts Of
patents was postponed.
Mr.. West, from the conference commit
tee on the PostoIlice appropriation bill,
submitted u report similar to that sub.
mitted by him this morning stating that
the committee had not been able to agree.
He moved that the Senate insist on its
amendments and ask for further CON
ference with the House. Agreed to aud
Messrs: West, Dorsey and Bogy were ap.
pointed new committee on the part Of
the Senate.
Mr.. Mr.. Mcmillan called up the House
bill TO provide for the com rensation.oi
owners OF certain lands ON the North
eastern boundary ccded by the United
States TO Great Britain by the Treaty Of
Washington. Passed.
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Mr., FERGUSON, Of Charleston, Oonsid.
erS the Legislature Just adjourned as
rather above the average West Virginia
legislature,'
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For Additional Telegraph See Third RGge
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The report Of the Senate Louisiana
Committee, presented by Senator Howe
to-day is volnminous document. The
committee, after explaining what they
were required to do under tho resolution
say there nre two ways In which the
right OF suffrage may lie abridged. One
il to deny legal voter the privilege oi
depositing HIS ballot and the other is to
refuse to count the ballot after II Is depos.
tied. by tho different parties II Is claim
ed that both these methods have been
pursued IN the State OF Louisiana. The
allegation as to the last cannot be contro
vcrtcd. The laws Of Louisiana authorize
its tribunals under certain conditions ia
refuse the count not only ot the entire
vote Of u precinct, but the vote ola parish
In conclusion the committee say the
testimony taken is not sufficiently com
pIete to enable them TO say what would
have been the result Of the election In The
State il intimidation had not been en-
ployCd. But organized Intimidation /,
charged against II parishes Of Louisiana
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pass the bill was dciealed.-Ncas III,
nays ll2.
Mr., lIurd offered preamble and rcso.
luton, reciting that Il has been decided
that tlCPresident Of the United States, may
be innugurRted on fraudulent action Of
the Louisiana Returning Board, and that
the men who have 70 contributed to the
election 81 tho PresIdcnt Of the Union
ought no longer he IN confinement and
the directing members Of tho Louisiana
Returning Board bc discharged iron,
custody. The resolution was rejected
NeNE 50, nays07.
On motion Of Mr.. Eden, the rules were
suspended, and the bill for tho payment
Of claims, passed upon by the Commis.
sionerS Of Southern claims, was passed
1t apPropriatcS S474,OOO for that pur,
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THE I.ESIsLArURE.

After reading the Journal yesterday
the House took recess to witness tie
presentation Of a gavel to Harry Nigh
els, speaker of the Assembly.
A message from the Governor sig
niied his approval Of the bin author
izipg the commissioners of Eureka
comfy to transfer certain funds.
Baker introduced resolution en-
doTslng the electoral bin for the set
Element of shs presidential question,
The discussion resulted ia several bun
combe and political speeches. after
which the resolution was lost by vote
of IL to 10.
La the Assembly the clerk read u
memorial from the House, presenting
Speaker Mighes with beautiful Ivory
gavel Inc Speaker replied in a witty
speech.
resolution was adopted granting
six mouths leave OF ahsepse to r. L
Chase, Recorder of Euseka county.
Stewart introduced bll to provide
for the settlement OF estates of deceased
persons.
The joint resolution relative to
throwing Pyramid Lake Reservation
open to settlers. passed.
The bill for the relief of Harry Har-
'''S" A"'N 'A'7NA'Oi Va A~ANS Ne"ns.
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Camp MeDermit Notes.

A correspondent writes:
The thermometer at the Post for
two nigh this week varied from de-
grees above to 5 below zero.
j. MeCplley, W. p. Moulder and -
Modoon. have started on a deer hupt.
'Fhe coyotes seem to be posted on The
proposed repeal OF the "jc"lp Act.
AS they come around the Post in Groves,
inanifestlnga thorough sense of per-
sonal security.
5. J. McColley intends to have the larg-
est crop Of barley in the valley next
season. aud until prevented by the
snow was busiIy engaged in clearing
land for that purpose.
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We learn from men who came down
fsom Paradise Valley recently that the
sbow il not more than six or eight inch
es deep there. or about half the de,th
II IL along the Humboldt. consequently
cat lie are much better off in the valley
than alohg The river.
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south Mountain.

II is reported by stockholders in the
South Mountain Consolidated Mining
Company that work will be RESUMED On
the company's mipes immediately. 1t
such is the fact, il will make consi ler-
able business for teamstrrs bttween
here and Sunth Mountain.
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TIA NOSE,
See Cue on the Oregon Eiesser.

See Cue on the Oregon Eiesf0r.
Aye, and that nose of Lisl whose size
does awe the world. We spesk of
Cronin's nose, the present subject OF
newspaper comment from Maine to
Oregon.
Everybody is picking at IT.
Blow the nose, and let it alonel
We are crsdibly informed shat on
becoming acquainted With Mr. Cropin.
one loses sight of his peculiar nasal
appeDdage in the superior coaversa-
tioual powers of which the gentleman
is possessed. We have favorable
opinion of Crouin. We don't think
there is anything small about hiRo. bnt
in contemplating the nose We lost sight
of the man. 1t is fixed principle of
the Constitution that no postmaster or
other bloated. federal official shall be
appointed Presidential EleetoT. The
Republicans of Oregon overlooked this
fact but that nose discovered it and its
owner organized an Electoral College,
passed resolutions, etc, etc. All OBJ
siacles in the way of sach proceedings
were easily overcome by Mr. Cronin
aud his nose. Mr.. Cronin did not re-
main longer in Washington than Was.
necessary TO perform his mission and
answer few questions as to the matt
ner of organizing electoral colleges
with one msn and nose He smelled
n rat and started btck, aud we don't
suppose he cares a scent whether Nor
tou knows auy more thar be did or not.
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Two men in Virginia have had a
quarrel about the guilt of LaSkin, and
the result was that shoenaker by the
name of Mcknight bad histhroat cut by
a miner named Hicks. The former is
in precsrious condition and the latter
is in ih. Mcknight believed in tie
mnoeence of Larkan and Hicks beliey-
ed in his grilt.
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passed.
The bill to elect the State Prison
Warden by the Legislature was made
the special order for Friday. Feb. Q,
by vote of 80 tn ID.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
President'. Car.

Governor Stanford. President of the
Central Pacific Railroad, and family,
passed here yesterday in his special
car, going west.
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This Mornings Board.

$50 Ophlr % 25%
ESQ Mexieah 1914 liz
995 G Il @ II ll5s
9S5 Is Il i 81 $40
1920 California - IA
$50 Savage o.. -
1000 Con Va 49, l6ls b5
800 Chollar Go G71a
675 II e y 81 5ss
575 Crown poiut ~ rs.
600 yellow Jaclyti ~ 1871 bio
1865 Imperial -, 2tlic
100 Keutnck ~ IA
$50 Alpha 2si%
275 Belcher 50 So.
2aa Coincidence ~ 1917
z75 Nevada sL S1z
40 Utah Az
9lO Bullion - 1917 bio
1910 Exchtqner ~ 8 bio
6S5 OgermAn 81 50
80 Seq Belcher 63
365 Justice II l41S $50
435 Union ~ 80
100 Jnin A.. a.
SIS Caledonia lUT 10A
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The binding formerly occupied by
b. s. Coegeshall & Co. For terms
apply to A. J. Shepard Ti2-1m
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ADscEssEs aud Sores Of Long Stand
ing, which have resisted the operation
of ointments aud washes. may he
cleansed and healsd by frequent and
persistent washing with Glenn's
Sulphur Soar.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
VIVA, the C. p n. R.sDoine.

naa the T. r IL H IL Doing.
The Central Pacific Railroad Gonna
ny has published statement that their
gross earnings for December Amounted
to 81 AL zoe, against 81, 279 900, for
the s,me month in 1875. The total
earnings of the road for the year 1876
are given at SIS. 1874. 201. against Sl6,-
30 900 for the year 1873. and Sl4 $780,
300 iu 1874 1t appears from this that
the traffic of the road is increasing
steadily, yet the valae of the road does
not change. 1t was worth SC coo a
mile in 1874. and is only worth that
now. though it's earnings lave in
creased nearly $1,000. 900 in the last
two years.
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Remember that fine brapd Of cigars
to be had at G. Chrnoweth's book
store also diaries for 1877.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

u. 8. LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, Nevada,
January 17th, liza
COMPLAINT having been entered at this
office on december Is 1876, ty Peten
N. Marker against James II. Jones
for abandoning his Homestead kplry,
No. PA. dated september l. 1874, upon Ii,v
south half Of tue soul bwest quarter Section IA.
Tow Dship &C.. north, Range 81 east NJ. j.. M.
in Eumholdt coupty, Nevada, with view W.
the cancella dop Of said entry: tie said pn.-
tifs are b. reby supiponed to appear at Ills
Office on the 18th day Of February 1877, vt IL
O'Clock A. NJ, to- respond and furnish, testi-
mony concerning said alleged sban olmente
q. N. HARRIS, Register
sc. WRIGHT, Receiver.
ja23-3w
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Brown Newark wpwineile. CpRR.
II Davis. Kalamazoo. q Bester. :,
Mrs y yer and chill. g q Section, n Y.
drea. salt Lake G King, Austin
+ Sweeney, Pleasant w Minchen. Palisade
Valley. l. Tester. Kansas y.
T : Merchant, 8 f y p Lovej y, WaGs'h
McPherson, wads. I'll Thompson. ;,
a l. Bousher, Sac City A SproEl. Tyrone.
ID Pascal. Harmony Canyon.
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Winnenucca Hotel.

d. GEBoUX, PROPRIETOR.
A J Ufford San Fran. Hymer. Cow Cam
q Larios, Cow Can II rnlbert Central
yOn. District.
l. Lay. aoleonda.
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STORM Rrssiictei.

Old Winnemucca, chief of the Piutes,
predicts heavy wind and rain or
snow storm within two days There
was no evidence of either when he pre-
dicted this result, last evening, and
truth compels Us 10 state that there ore
no visible signs of wind or rain yet.
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limited number Of pupils will be Taught
less ms in Vocal and Instrumental Music. nc
her residence. opprsite the depot, by the un-
dersigned. first class piano will be fur
nished. For terms, apply 10
MISS IDA ". ZURICH,
W1ENEMuccA. January 18th, 1sIF--f
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Lafayette Hotel.

jos. oERMAlN, rnarnEroR.