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PODSNAPPERY.

CHARLES DICKENS thought Podsnap
perry OF sufficient importance to devote q
whole chapter to H delineation Of 1t. "Mr.
? DsSAP WAS we'll to do, and stood very
high in Mr.. PoDsNAP's opinion "Hold,'
SAYS the reader; that's the picture OF the
editor of the Intelligencer you are holding
up TO US" Very well. beginning with
Il good inheritance. he married good
Inheritance, and had thriven exceedingly,
and was quite satisfied. He never could
make out why everybody WAS not
quite salts fed, and he felt conscious that
he set brilliant example in being par
ticulsrly we'll satisfied with most things,
and, above all things, with himself >
"How hfe-like," exclsIms the reader.
Thus happily acquainted with his own
merit and importance" Mr.. CAnPB-no;
"Mr. PADsSAP settled that whatever he
put behind him he put out of existence.
There was 3 digni6ed cOnclusiveness
not TO add grand convenience
in this way of getting rid of dis
sgreesbles which done much toward
establishing Mr.. PoDsNAP in his
lofty place in Mr.. PADsNAP's satisfsc-
tion." Everything that revolyed at sil,
revolved around this great parsonage.
If the New York Times, or the London
Times happens to have an article on the
School Question, PoDsNAP at once copied
1t into his paper and headed it, Behold
the Wheeling IntelLiqeneer's Position on
the Schools Endorsed" when the paper
copied from was utterly oblivious that
there existed such a paper rs the Lntellr-
gsnoer, or that the Wheeling Iateili-
gencer, if, indeed, it had an existence,
ever had sn opinion upon any subject
whatever. "As so eminently respects
ble man, Mr.. PoDsNAP was sensible of its
being required of him to tske Proyi-
dence under his protection. Consequent
ly," remarks Mr.. DICKENS, he not only
knew everything that Providence knew,
but some things that were not even
known to Providence: for instance, the
great PoDsNAP knew how to get special
kilograms for his paper, whose position
Was indorsed by all sorts of great people,
including both Mr.. and Mrs. VENEER
ING, without paying for either writing
or transmitting them, and yet maintain
s foDsNAPPIAN honor.
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Fight with Indians.

SAN FRANCISCO. December PA
Tucson dispatch says that about one hun
dred and thirty Indians csmped near
Jonas, Sonora county, recently. The
Sonora troops attacked them, losing q
killed and number wounded. The In
dian casualties are not stated. The In
dlsns were apparently victorious, as they
subsequently stripped the country in the
vicinity OF Jonas of stock, and have
been robbing trains in Ssusimon valley
Troops are in pursuit.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 24.-Ar-
rived Steamer Pennsylvanis, from Liv-
erpool.
BosToS, December "a. - Arrived
Steamer lllyrisn, from Liverpool.
SAN FRANCISCO, December "a
Cleared-B British ship City of Cashmere,
Queenstown.
PORT EAps, December 24.-Arrived-
Steamship Morgan City, New York, and
sh ps War Spirit, Greenock, Sam
Skofeld, Olive, and Southland, Liverpool.
Sailed-Stesmship Wickbam and ships
Me.rose. Jupiter, Liverpool; Crescent,
Edith, Transit, Expounder, bark Grsmo,
Hsvre; brig Marie Auibsle, Malaga.
LONDON, December 24.-Stesmers Gel
tic, City of Richmond, Sidonis and
State OF Virginia, from New York, sr.
rived out.
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To Lovers Of Flowers.

FINE WINTER-BLOOMGNG PLANTS,
tor either Parlor or Fern Cases. fern
cases filed with choice and suitable plants
Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, ETC.,
started IN pots. French Immortelles Bou-
quets Cwili keep TOR many years II kept
tr.a trgt, Iuat
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THAT BAD PLACE.

If the distinguished theologian, DIR.
FARRAR, the new canon Of Westminster,
is not mistaken, the discussion By our
Wheeling divines as to whether infants
deserve hell or not, may as we'll be dis
missed. The learned Doctor quotes pas
sages from tho Bible which contain the
word "hell," "dsmnstion' and sever
lasting" and proceeds to make pretty
clear case that they got into the sacred
volume unfairly and ought to be ex-
plunged:
al say unhesltstingly, l say with the
fullest right to speak, and with the Heces.
ssry knowledge, L say with the cslmest
and most unainchIng sense of response.
bility, standing here in the sight of God
and our Savior, and 1t may be OF the an
gels and spirits OF the dead, that not one
of these words ought to stand any longer
in our English Bible; and that, being in
our present acceptstion of them simply
mistrans lstions, they most unquestion-
ably will not stand in the revised yer.
sion of the Bible, If the revisers have un-
derstood their duty. The verb to damn in
the Greek Testament is neither more nor
less than the verb to condemn The
word 'sionios,' translated everlasting, IN
its first sense means 'age-loAg,' in its sec
ond sense something above and beyond
time The work rendered hell is Tar
tarus, borrowed rs the name for the
prison of evil spirits. In FIVE verses it is
Hsdes, the world beyond the grave; IN
twelve places it is Gehenns, the valley
of Hinnom, outside Jerusalem, which, al
ter being polluted by corrupt practices,
was purified by fre-the metaphor OF
purifying and correcting punishment,
which, as we all believe, does await the
lmpenitent sinner both here and beyond
the grave"
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Trouble Expected with the Ban
nOcks.

SALT LAKE CITY, December 4 4-Coi,
John Z. smith, commanding the -Four
teenth infantry, sent to Fort Hall, Idaho,
10 investigate the threatened war with
the Bsnnocks has made de-
mand for the surrender of the Indians
who murdered Alexander Rhoden, at
Ross fork. They promised him
that they will deliver him, but It is
not believed that they will do 1t. They
are we'll armed, well mounted and lnso-
lent 1t is thought that they will make
trouble in the spring.
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Mail RObber Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, December 23.-Mr. Baton,
Postmaster at Morrisonville, Ills, was
arrested this morning by Special Agent
Williams tor OBTAINING and destroying
mail matter from st. Louis, Chicago and
Decatur. Button is merchant of Nor
risonville as well as postmaster, and is
said to be well of The drafts destroyed
were drawn on him by parties here and
elsewhere. He confessed to having de-
stroyed two letters containing drafts
from Spsnhurst & Hickman, of this city.
He was taken to Springfield for e1smin-
stion. The matter was worked up by
Postmaster FiIley, of this city.
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In Search of iInIiRnH.

DEADWooD, WY, December 24.-COm-
psnIes +, l and h, Eleventh infantry, in
command of Major Charles q. Bartlett
arrived at Sioux City last night from
Cheyenne agency, via the Fort Pierce
route. Major Dastlett reports that
though often hearing of Indians along
the route he saw none. HIS command
crossed an Indian trail at the Cheyenne
river crossing that lead north, and he ex-
presses the opinion that the Indians who
committed the depredstions in this vicln-
ity have gone to the Little Missouri or
Tongue rivers.
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Surrender of Cubaus.

HAVANA, December 24.-An official
telegram from SanctI Splrltus says that
sixty-e!ght insurgents surrendered yes
terday in the Central Department.
Among them were the wife and family
of Msxlmo Gomez. The surrender otthe
family of Maxine Gomez had been pre-
viousl Y offered, and General MARITIME
Csmpos permitted them to surrend-
er on the Island Of Cuba, or outside, &C
cording TO their wishes. To-day forty
six surrenders were reported IN
the Central Department.
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weather Indications,

WASHINGTON, December 25, ! AN
For Tennessee aud the Ohio and Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
north winds, lower temperature, rising
baron eter, and clear weather.
For the Lakes and Middle States,
easterly winds, except in New York,
cooler and partly cloudy or ioggy
weather and falling barometer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, December 24.-MoHEY-
At 6CG7 per cent, closing at + per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5G7 per cent.
Customs receipts S2l5OOO. rhe Assistant
Treasurer dsbursed $4,000. Clearings
SISOOOOOO. Sterling exports tor the
S6,4G7, 900 Sterling quiet long 482!i
short 4S6
GoLD-Dull Mt 1929. Carrying rates
from 2 to per cent Exceptional loans
made fat.
SILVER At LONDON 545i; here sll-
yer bars are lgOi, green backs; III, gold;
silver coin J per cent. discount.
GeyEKsNENT,-W eAk and lower.
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WE,this morning, most cordially tend
er to each patron and reader OF the
REGISTER, the compliments OF the sea.
son. May this day be, indeed, s"Merry
Christmas to every family visited by
this paper, and may every one feel, this
evening, that he is better for the way In
which he has spent the dsy-remember-
ing that is, many times, more blessed to
give than to receive.
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Significant Visit.

PARIS, December 25.-Ex-Queen Iss-
bella, of Spain, has visited Don Carlos.
This fact causes much comment not
withstsnding the statements published
that the visit had no political signi6-
canoe.
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Savings Bank Failure.

BosToN, Mass, December 24.-The
savings bank commissioner enjoined
Tsunton's savings bank from doing fur
ther business. The bank has 81 ,404,5
assets, with Sl,S19,537.6s liabilities. The
weak condition of the bank is due TO the
depreciation of loans on mortgages.
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AlsacP and LOrrninP.

STRAsBoURG, December 24.--The AL
SAGE and Lorraine Provincial Committee
have passed resolution expressing the
wish that Alssce aud Lorraine should re-
celye their own Constitution as federal
states snd have representatives in the
Federal Council or the German Empire.
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Libel Suit Decided.

YASKToN, December u In the dis
,rlct court to-day the jury in the libel
case against the proprietors Of the Dakcts
Herald Tor publishing libellous articles
against Gov. Remington brought in g
yerdict OF guilty.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Flrm.
STATE BONDS Quiet

STATE BONDS Quiet
SToCKs-Tne Stock Exchange closed
At | o'clock this afternoon, the governing
committee having suddenly decided TO
close up the business from tnat hour till
Wednesday morning. Al ! o'clock the
market closed strong and the bulls had
complete control up 10 the closing hour
The active and strongest specialtles were
Lake Shore, ST. Pau. common and pre-
ferred. Northwestern common and pre-
ferred, Rock Island, Psclfc Mail and
Western Union The transactions
aggregated $1,000 shares, Of which 2lOOO
were Lake Shore, 5000 Northwestern
5000 St. Paul, common, 1000 preferred,
and 5000 Western Union.
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Negro LHnchPl.

LOUISVILLE December 24.-An un-
known negro WAS hung near Nicholss-
vile, Kentucky, this morning by mob.
His crime was the attempted murder Of
John Denton, q grocer Of Esst Hick-
man, into whose head he drove 81 axe
while Denton was selling some goods.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
COLD WEATHER AND DRIVING
SNOW.
Train Buried-FOrty
Horses and Twenty-Seyen Men
Found Dead-Seryian
Defeat.
Servian Defeat.

LONDON, December PA dispatch
from Constst tinople says the Servisns
attempted to carry Ystre by assault, and
have been repulsed with immense loss
They were pursued by the garrison to
Ysvor, five miles distant. A portion of
the British feet in Besika bay are
expected 10 proceed to the gulf OF Yslo
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A LARaE amount of the silver
trade dollars has recently been thrust up
on the market to bear the silver move
ment. These trade dollars have 42O
grains OF silver in them, and they will
command premium in lees than three
months. Our advice Is, freeze to all Of
them you can lay youi hands on.
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Died.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, \. Y, December "A.
Robert p. Parrot, inventor OF the
Parrot gun, died at Cold Springs, this
morning.
BERLIN, December 25.-Phillip Neit,
the celebrated German tresco painter, ls
dead.
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JUDaING from the speech of Mr.. Sec
retsry EvARTs, made in the presence OF
Mr.. HAYES, Saturday night, In New
York, the latter functionsry has no idea
Of climbing down from his perch to
nlesse CoNKLING.
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Released on Bail.

NEW YORK, December 2.-Willism
Muir, who was arrested on Saturday,
charged with others in being concerned
in altering Quincy, Illinois, forged bonds,
was admitted TO bail to-day in $4,000.
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pas,ardIy Outrage and Murder.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, December "a
Early yesterday three men entered the
house of George Mingle, near Atiica,
knocked him down, dragged out his wife,
fifty six years of age, and ra7ishet and
murdered her.
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Highly ImpOrtant,,, :,

RICHMOND, IND, December "a The
subordinate employees Of Superintendent
Miller, of the Indianapolis Division OF
the Pan Handle and few personal
friends this morning presented 8 SILVER
service, costing 100 TO Mrs Miller.
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at'hesliug Resister.
Gold closed yesterday at 1929.
TO CITY READERS.

The REGISTER mas been selected by the
CITY Council TO do the public advertising
Tor the ensuing year. Advertisements
will appear Officially In no other paper.
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Rurupd 10 Death.

Bosros, December 24.-Cornelius 10
bin threw a lighted kerosene amp at
Mrs. Mary McKegsn, setting her
clothes on FIRE, and she was burned to
death. Tobin was arrested.
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Road TO the Black Hills.

CHICAGO, December 24.-Genersl
Sheridan hiss been notified OF the Secre-
tary Of Wars spprovsl Of the hnal sur
yey OF the military rosd from Bismarck
70 the Black Hills.
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IT is believed thst Senator FATTER-
SON is on hi. death bed. At best it will
be 8 long time before he will appear in
the Senate again.
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The IntetIigeneer of yesterday morn
ing contained no special dispatches, as
the Cincinnati Enq,arer failed to reach
this CITY the night before.
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French AlInira

PARIS, December 2i-M. De Msrcer,
Minister of the Interior, has ordered the
projects to reInstate al municipal coun-
sells dismissed siAce the 10th Of May,
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Greeu-Eyed Monster.

=INDIANAPoLIs, December 25.-Wm.
Greenley shot and instantly killed Ida
hersey this evening cause, jealousy.
Both the parties are colored. Greenley
Wss arrested.
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WASHINGTON.
EFFORTS TO SETTLE THE HAYES
CONKLING WAR.
Departments Closed for the III Holidays
Return of the President from
New York Evarts'
Speech.
Closed for the Holiday.

WASHINGTON, December "A. - The
public departments were closed at noon.
There will be little other than routine
business done until after New Years.
Many OF the officials have gone home to
spend Christmas. Secretary Sherman
left for New York this morning.
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RUPTURE

Those wishing Relief aud Cure for Rup-
ture should consult Dr. J. 4. SIBERIAN,
IS Broadway, New York. send lOc for his
new book, with Photographic llkcur>>es
OF bad cases before and after cure Beware
OF cheats who pretend 90 furnish pr. Shrr-
% ans treatment.
one OF these fellows, "a German clerk,
now calling himself Doctor. Is indicted on
complaint OF Dr = ana awaits trial Tor
fOTLCTy and tmbtEZ.tmtut. dpCb
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Bank of ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 24.-The bullion
gone into the bank of Englsnd on balance
to-day is 227 900 pounds.
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BankA HRrnel.

Excise Commissioners Morton and Pat.
terson have warned the banks not TO
honor checks signed by Commissioner
Murphy, their sbsconding treasurer.
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GOLD still refuses to go up a-kiting
in the interest of the gold bulls. 1t con-
.;s,antlv remains below 3 per cent.
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Jan nary Interest.

NEW YORK, December 24.-On We'd
nesdsy next the United States Treasurer
will begin the prepayment, without re-
bate, OF the January interest.
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Illness of Prince Leopold

LONDON, December H.-The coDdl-
ton OF Prince Leopold, the Queens
youngest son, Is again causing anxiety.
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ReceneiIinx Hayes and ConkIing.

A Washington special says an effort to
effect reconciliation between the Evsrts
and Conkling factions will be vigorously
made during the coming week in New
York. This matter is attracting close
attention from those who are privy to 1t
here, and the result will be watched with
great interest, as it is looked upon as mark
ing enc Of the important turning points
IN the policy of the administration.
While, however, the friends Of Evarts
and Conkling may be able to settle their
difference, it is not by any means re-
garded as certain that the basis Of settle
ment will be satisfactory to the Presi-
dent.
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ut the New England Society's dinner in
New York Saturday night is the first open
declaration made in public manner
that the President does not intend to
take the back track in his future policy.
1t is held here by sagacious politicians
that one sentence of the speech covers
the broad text upon which the President
will be guided in his future course, and
that Is that he believes with Evarts that
he has never entered on devious paths,
and does not mean TO. lnasmuch rs Mr..
Hayes sat under the droppings of
the sweet sounds of his Prime
Ministers voice, il can be def
nitely accepted that he indorsed
what had been said. 1t means to serve
notice on B .aine, ConklIng and others in
the Senate, who have entered into an al
lance to break the President down, that
ne is aware OF both their desire and in
tention, and is willing to accept war with
those leaders. There is no doubt of the
intention of those leaders to force Hayes
to ally himself with the Democratic
party, and then by vigorous wave of
the bloody shirt attempt to array the
solid North against the solid South. Both
Blaine and ConkIIng know that without
stirring up a strong sectional feeling the
Republican party might rs well lie down
peacefully and die. They will make one
final and desperate efor. to gslysnze
enough life in the corpse to give a final
kick, but; therein will be Its last struggle.
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No .KKGIsTER" TOMORROW.

No paper will be issued from this office
Tomorrow morning.
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General Grant.

PALMERo, December 24.-Ex-Presl-
dent Grant has arrived here.
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NOTICE.
VpO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

i
PropOposals will be- received by He
undersigned until
THE Ist DAY OF JANUARY. l-7s,
For rebuilding one Span 80 iceO Of the
bridge across the Potomac river AZ Shep-
herdstown, West Virginia. For further
Information address the subscriber, al
ShppherdstOWu, Jefferson county, W. Va.
DAVID BILLMYER,
President OF the Virginia and Maryland
Bridge Company. de2tOawegH
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Horrible Accident.

MEMPHIS, TENN, December PA
horrible accident occurred 1T $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon on Alabama street. Detec.
tive William c. Pride, while hall asleep
imagined that he heard burglars nj the
window, and took II pistol from under his
pillow and IN attempting to cock 1t the
weapon WAS discharged, the ball passing
through the body Of his five months old
child and also through the body Of his
wife, causing the death of both IN few
hours. An inquest is being held. Pride
is almost cryzy in consequence OF the
terrible accident
MEMPHIS, December Z4-The coron-
er's Jury in the case OF Detective Pride,
VINO accidentally shot and killed his wife
and child this morning, eIoneTated MIN,
his wife having repeatedly stated that 1t
was an accident, before her wound
proved fatal
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
rNHE UNDERSIGRED HAVING BEEN
appointed Executors OF the last VIII
and trstiment OF william HukIll, VI. ID ,
deceased, and duly qualified ~ such. and
given bond In the County Court Oi Onto
county, West Virginia. notice IL hereby
given 10 all person having claims against
the estate Of william Hukill, VI. D.. decd,
10 present the same, duly authenticated.
TO the undersigned executor, Tor payment,
and all persons knowing themselves in
debted % said estate, 10 make Immediate
payne ent thereof TO said executors.
MARTIN HCKILL,
JAMES HUKILL,
Executors.
!. Z. WRIGHT, Attorney. deli
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Postmaster Robbed.

Postmaster Clark, Of fernando, Miss
was gsrrotted Saturday night while go
ing home, and robbed Of 5000 in postof-
fee funds.
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FATHEK's For Cuts, Bruises q SpralDs
REMEDY. Blind and Bleeding Piles,
- Rheumatism, Fractured
Tirnis. Frosted Limbs and Parts, Pains In
The Muscles aud Joints, Indolent Ulcers,
D!scharging sores, Svelled Sore Leg, Ery-
sineIs,. ard Varicose Veins, IL SASFoRD's
ExTyACT or WITCH HAZEL. Ask for II, be.
cause II Is better, stronger and cheaper
than any other, and j. warranted by
WFvPs a POTTER Wholesale Druggists,
s,i W ashington ST., Boston, Mas. dees
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Return OF the President.

The President and Mrs. Hayes returned
to Washington this evening from New
York
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BOUOUET GREEN,

Fine tor decorating tables, etc. Cut FIow-
ers. Bouquets, Wreaths. Anchors, 'ross"s.
or any other flower designs for iuuera
purposes furnished at short notice.
THEODORE SCHRElBER,
dec d lTS y. Front 81, Island.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN is to spend the
week in New York, assisting the gold
calf worShippers in concocting some
plsn TO defeat the silver bill.
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NO. l45

PEA11vPIANO, Organ best. re Look
SLHi startling! See Organs, II
stops, SIS. Pianos only $50, cost s650. CIR.
Free. Daniel +. Beatty, Washington, y. J.