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HOUSE.

Under the call Of the States number
Of hills were introduced and referred, in.
cluding q joint resolution authorizing
the Secretary the Treasury to convey
to the Chamber of Commerce OF New
York, for 100000, the site of tho late
city postofice; also, q joint resolution de-
clarlng it inexpedient at this time to
change or modify the tariff.
By Mr.. Stephens, (by request) -Au-
thorizing the issue OF postottice bonds
bearing interest at the rate of 30 cents
for every three calendar months, and re-
deemable on demand at any OF the post.
offices having funds on hand.
BY Mr.. Schlecher-To regulate the
value OF subsidiary coin. 1t provides
that such coin shall be legal tender for
any amount not exceeding ten dollars,
and that whenever presented in amounts
OF one hundred dollars, the Secretary OF
the Treasury shall issue therefor legal
tender money.
A communication from Consul Cen
eral Clarke, of Havana, detailing the
circumstance of the illness ard death
from yellow fever, of Representative
Leonard, of Louisiana, was read. The
Speaker appointed Ellis, Waller, Turner,
Steward, Calkins and Ward Committee
to receive the body at New York aid to
escort it to West heater, Penn.
Mr. Springer's motion of Monday last
to suspend the rules and pass the bill
to authorize the coinage Of gold and sill
yer on the same terms, and to permit 3
deposit thereof for the same purposes
Rejected yeas IA; Esye, l02. Not two
thirds in the affirmative.
Mr.. Durham moved TO suspend the
rules and fI Thursday, April 4th, for
consideration of the bill reported last
Friday by Mr.. Stephens to perfect the
double metallic standard Of value, TO pro-
vide for issuing silver bullion, etc, that
the bill be made the special order after
the morning hour, and continued from
day to day Subject to appropriation bills)j
that it be subject TO amendment and
debate; that no member shall
speak longer than 80 minutes; that time
he divided equally between those favor
ing and those opposing the bill, aud that
at least one legislative day shall be Al
lowed for discussion before vote Is
taken on the final passage of the bill.
Mr.. O'Neill moved to adjourn. Re-
jscted.
A vote was taken and Mr.. Durhsm's
motion rejected; yeas l42, nay, SO.
Mr.. GAM introduced q bill for the
more economic and accurate survey Of
public lands. Referred.
Adjourned.
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HON. JOHN l.. VANCE.
Mysterious Disappearance or Pub
lie Man

CINCINNATI, March z4.-The sudden
and mysterious dsapPcArsnce OF Hon.
John l.. Vance, lste member OF Con-
gres. from the Eleventh Ohio District, is
announced. Mr.. Vance came here on
Wednesday morning, en- route to Wash
inqton. Three hours after his arrival he
received 8 note, Ostensibly from mem.
Der of bis old regiment, the Fourth Viz
ginia, asking him 70 come to see BIN IN
Covington, directly opposite Cincinnati,
on the Kentucky eide OF the river. The
note was badly written, and Vance re-
marked that It called him ~ rather sus-
pIcious part of the town, bu! neverthe.
iess he went on Thursdsy night, and
since that time be has not been heard
from. Detectives have been put 70 work
in both cities. The police officials have
spared no pairs, and ye. the utmost ef-
forts have iaiIed 10 fnd 3 tr ace Of him.
It was reporte this afternoon tbs! &
member of his regiment did live in Gov
ington, Ky- and dlmppesred on The
same night on-which Vance was lat
seen. This, however, is IS yet uDcon-
armed. The affair is very mysterious, 81
Mr.. Ysnce's habits were such a. 70 pre-.
clude 8 possible belief that his mysseri'
Gus absence could have been caused By
dissipation. 1t seems certain that be
mus. either have become suddenly 10
sane and wandered of or suicided, OF
that be has been ;oulIy deal; with
/ He had some trouble with trAmpin
| member OF bis regiment som'
time since In political campaign
and it Is feared that this may
have been the result OF il. There II
much feeling over the matter here. H'
VISA strong prospective candidate to'
Con gress IN bis district, and hsd been
mentioned for Governor. These tscts, II
connection with the circumstances re
lA.ed above, lead 70 grave fears that b
NAV hsve net 8 violent ceaih, while or
the other hand, his condition physical.
and mentally point 70 tie theor- OF IN
sanity.
Dispatches from Washington, he'
York, Columbus and GsIlipoib, b
home, say thA. he has not been see
there. The fact that his baggage r
mains .. the hotel and itsi he WA
have returned 10 NEE. 9 friend there,
further proof ths: there Ia sonethin
wrong.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March %.
SENATE

Mr.. Window, from the Committee on
| Appropriations, reported, with amend
ments, the House bill making sppropri-
stions Tor the consular and diplomatic
service for the year ending June 80,
1879. Placed on the calander.
Mr.. Wallace submitted an amendment
to the House bill to repeal the specie re-
sumption act, which provides that on
and after July !, 1878, United States
legal tender notes shall be receivable for
all debts, both public and private; that
any National banking association heresf-
ter organized, or any National banking
association now in existence which may
desire 10 increase It's circulation, shall set
over to the Secretary Of the Treasury for
cancellation, any of the bonds of the
United States payable within ten years
and bearing SIX per cent. interest, and
shall receive in exchange therefor legal
tender notes OF the United States to the
amount of the nominal value OF such
bonds, which said bonds shall be treated
as a part Of the sinking fund, aud re-
corded and destroyed under the existing
law; but the whole amount Of legal
tender notes issued for this purpose, and
otherwise outstanding, shall never ex-
ceed S382,0OO,000. No tax upon circuIs.
tion shall be imposed upon legal tender
notes issued under the provisions
hereof, and no reserve shall be required
TO be kept for their RECEPTION by any
such National banking associations. All
laws, or parts of laws, inconsistent with
the provisions hereof be, and are hereby,
repealed. Referred.
At the expiration of the morning hour,
Mr.. Howe called up his resolution ask
ing the President for information in re.
gard TO the alleged de:slcstion of Judge
Whitaker, of Louisiana, and made his
promised speech.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Howes
speech, the Senate went into executive
session, and when the doors were re.
opened, adjourned
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THE sCiFFOLD.
ofrhree uoIIie NaEuire..

BLooMsBURG, PA, March 25.-Hester,
Tulley and McHugh, the condemned
Moliie Maguircs, slept but little last
night. and Jay were early st their de-
vctions which were interrupted by the
v,rkmen building the scsfiold just out
.ide. and 10 full view OF the men
Tu,lev and McHugh seemed resigned,
bYt Hester clings consciously TO hope,
and frequently asserts bis Innocence. lie
uss surrounded by hs three daughters
two sons.in.lsw aud other relatives and
friend, When the priests were an-
pourceI. all collected IN McHugh's cell
yhtr. as, was celebrated.
Al 1858 the three condemned men
were led out OF their cells 10 the ,cs5oId
attended by their spiritual advisers
McHugh sscended first, followed by
Hester and Tully. None gave anyugn'
o. tear. Each was given few minutes
- spesk. Tully spoke in low tone h
the priest. AcHugh said If be hsd
taken good stvlce be would not now
b. on the .csfold. What Hester said
Was heard only by bis attending priest
TIE drop fell 81 y OF, .ad st ll:l7 th'
hesrts OF sIl three men ceased to beat
Tse neck. Of Tul!y and McHugh wer'
broken. Hester died of strshguiation
1 The bodies of McHugh and Tully vii
be taken TO Wilkesbsrre and Testers y
| Locust Gsp
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EnsIand's Offensive In,eu,los.
ELECTRIC APARKs.

Tho New York Legislature tabled a
resolution directing inquiry into the er.
pedieucy Of adopting the Mogsl bell
punch.
Muley Hssssn, Sultan % Morocco. is
dead, and Muley Aba, will succeed
him.
President Hubert, OF tho National
Base bali League. bss called that body
10 recoDvene a. Bunolo On Monday neIt.
70 consider the schedule o. games and
other business.
Owing 20 the death Of Mr.. Allyon
there will be some delay in issuing ell
yer certificates, a. the Register OF tie
Treasury must Grst be appointed, the
signature Of such sn officer being re9uir-
ed on certificates.
The Citizens Savings Bark OF Findlsy,
Ohio, su'peDded for 'iGty days A,,eu
sbou, $4,000, and liabilities abou,
$4,000
The foreclosure sale Of the Ere rail
road hAs been po.tponed.
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The OF GOLD.
An Interesting Letter 10 the Regis
ter from Colorado.
OF the Registe'.
ha-.h

Correspondence OF the heSIste'
DENVER, Col, March 10.
Nv time hiss been SO occupied examin.
ing the mineral resources OF this State
that l have not been able to write you,
IS | bad promised l would, until now.
Denver is the cspi,sl OF Colorado, the
"Oaeen City of the Plains" Six rail-
roads center here, connecting with stage
lines to sll important points of the State
,hst are devoid Of rai!rosd iscliiues. Ihn
city clsims population OF 25,O0O, made
mn from ali the Ststes and every
nstion in the world, and Is
probably the mostsrstc:s.ic snd cosmo-
poli,sn city of its sizs in America. Tne
Metropolis of thriving State, snd OF the
grea. Rocky mountain gold and silver
mining region sod ibe point OF arrival
and departure to snd from northern and
central Colorado; snd i; therefore visited
by thousands OF people annually, who
come TO Colorado in search OF business
heslth, pleasure or fortune. l have visit
ed three of the largest bullion producing
counties IN this State, Gu!pln' Clear
Greek and Boulder.
Gulpin county, is the Oldest and best de-
veloped, and its ores sre principally Tree
gold quartz. 1t does not take long u
satisfy man to the contrary who thinks
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Ctncfnnati.

CINCINNATI, March 25.-Cotton -
Dull at l0sc. Flour-Strong and higher;
family IS OO@6 so. Wheat-In fair de-
mand and stronger; red 81 l09l 10.
Corn-Demsnd fair and market frm at
4l942c. Osts-Scsrce and firm at 299
S2c. Rye-Dull and lower at 5st96Oc.
Bsrley-lu good demand; prime TO
choice fall 4l@45c. Pork-Quiet and
firm; held At $40 %. Lsrd-ln fair de-.
mand; current make 7sc; kettle 73(a7ie.
Bulk Mests-Quiet At s. 65@S 76l9
s 0o@5 l2t. Bacon Easier at $45O(9
5 60(15 50. Whisky-Steady and in fair
demand at 81 or. Butter-In good de-
mardi prime to choice 25@2Sc.
Toledo
TOLEDO, March 25.-Wheat Quiet;
No. l white Michigan at 81 ~; amber
Michigan spot 81 25i; seller April 81 26;
seller May 81 %; No. 2 red winter spot
81 3D. seller April 81 2Si; seller May
81 2sl; No. ) red 81 Is; rejected Wa.
bash 81 Ols. Corn-Quiet; high mixed
44tc; No. 2 4S3c; seller April 44c; seller
May 45ic; rejected Ale. Oats-Quiet
and unchanged.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, March 25.-In the House
bills were introduced TO abolish sll stay
of execution on judgments obt.lned Tor
work and lsbor; TO authorize the Gov
ernor to appoint seven commissioner, to
be selected from the presidents OF Ohio
college, to compile set of text books for
the public schools, the commissioners 70
serve without psy and 70 complete their
work BY next January; to requisite The
fees of county officers.
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COLUM BCs. q.
naFdev and Saieids.

CoLUEBus March 25.-George n.
Wslnan, the psiebtse OF Weimsni pat
.n! pIrnP ana proprietor Of the Colum-
bu, steam pump works, VA ,ho! and In
stsDuy killed tonight by bis fs,bs',
George "sinsn, while on bis way ton Q
from work. The father committed All
eide fev uomenb l.tsr. Busitsss CON-
plication, led 70 . Misunderstanding b.
tween the parties some ago and dpsoiy'd
partnership, and lawsuits followed, 70 bs
ended by ,bis murder and suicide. Geo.
Weimsn, the iGtber, Is sixty ssven years
old, and bss bssn sc.ing queerly for some
time. Tie murdered man va thIrty-
eight years Of age. Both men leave
lArge families.
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CHICAGO, March 25.-The wind storm
which struck this city On Saturday and
blew until Sunday morning, seems 10
have dors much dAmsgs 70 lake ship
ping, although the majority Of the VET
sea were warned py The storm fignsls IN
por:. The only lie reported !ost Is
Sco.ckman named Duncan, who Wa
blown overheard from the deck Of the
scow Minnie Curlett which went u
pieces. TIE damage on land w0 r. ding.
although the wind blew with great fury
fer some time
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Rond Robbery.

Nzw YoRK, March 25.-Th: alter
noon John T. Moore was assaulted on
Thir,ieth stree. By George AsnseJ sDd
robbed of 5000 Missouri and Paeinc
r.ilroad bonds The thief was iuoes-
ouep,ly arrested in 8 stree. car, the
bonds recovered, and be sent 10 the
Tnombs in default Of 5000 bail.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Dry Goods
jobbing trade continues fair, but busi-
ness Us light, with commission houses
and cotton goods fairly steady, except
blesched sheeting.. which are unsettled.
Prints are in Irregular demand; the
stock OF Dunnell's fancy prints is closed
out by agents, aid goods are jobblng 8
cents; Ginghsms are active. Mems wear
woolens ve:y light; foreign dress goods
jobbing fairly.
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Fire NJ Hot Springs.

MEMPHIS, March pa telegram
from Hot Springs, Ark ssys ihst the
dwelling and wine house 81 Ouschits
vineyard, belonging 70 DR.. G. w. Law
renee, were destroyed by sn incehden-
diary fire Saturday evening. Loss s6,ooH
no Insurance..
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BUYING AND SELLING.
YTEL RAPR.
Gold Closed at I0II.-Government
Steady-Flour Quiet - wheat
Actiye-HOss Dull
FINANCE.

New YORK, March 2S.-Noney-At 4
@43 per cent, closing easy at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper oi@6 per cent.
Customs receipts s4il, 900. The Assis-
tsnt Treasurer disbursed $l07.3O0
Clearings Sl9,0O0,0OO. Sterling firm;
long 4S7; short 4S9.
GoLD-Opehed and closed q. l0lt;
sales during the day st l0lt. Carrying
rates S395 per cent.
SILvER-At London 54td; here, silver
bars 1909, greenbscks; ll9t, gold; silver
coin !@l per cent discount.
GeVERNMENTs-Stesdy
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, March %. Cotton
Wesk. Flour-Unchsuged; receipts
1000 barrels. Rye Flour Steady st
So 25(d,3 80. Corn Mesl-Qqiet Al
81 5O92 so. Wheat-Q Iiet; receipts
2Gl, 600 bushels; rejected 'pring 81 III;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 rs; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 2I1G9l 20. Rye--No. 2 24i
@251c. Barley and MsIt-Quie. and
steady. Comm moderate demand
and unchanged; receipts 2l5,000 bushels.
O,ts-Receipts $1,000 bushels; western
mixed 33t935c; white western 800
891c. Hay and Hops-Uunchsnged.
Cofee-DuIl and unchanged. Sugar
Fair to good refining 7!d7Ic; prime Tic;
refined 9t9l0c MoIasses Or
leans 20(G50c. Rice Unchanged. Pc
troleum- Nominsllv unchanged. Rosin--
Firm at GOGG5c. Eggs Firm western
lOI@llc. Pork-FIrmer at $40 20CG
10 30. Beef-Dull; western long clear
quiet and firm st 6;c. Butter-Un-
changed. Cheese-Uncbsrged. Whisky
Dull at 81 06t@l 07.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE BONDS Dull.

RAILROAD DOSDs-Flrm.
STATE BONDS Dull.
SToCKs-The features of the stock mar
ket was sharp advance in the Granger
shares, led by Northwestern common,
which advanced from ~ to 434, and pre-.
fcrred rising from 69i to 70t. St. Paul
common advanced to 40j, and preferred
to 69!, ex-dividend 3! per cent, closing
at the best figures. Lake Shore was well
supported, and the general list wss
strong. Near the close, however, under
sales TO realize there was, with the eIcop-
tion OF st. Psuls, n fractional reaction
trcm the highest prices. Erie huctuated
at l03@lls@l0s. The transfer books OF
Lake Shore will be closed at Z. NJ,
Saturday, the 30th inst, ::st the Grand
Central Depot, preparatory to thosnnusI
election OF directors on the first OF
May, and will be reopened May second.
The Northwestern directory, says the
Graphic, promise dividend on common
stock this summer. The earnings of the
Northwestern rose SOL ,OC0 the third
week in March, and the St. Paul com.
panyiS39, 900 for the same time. The
transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which 5000 were Ere, 1900 Lake
Shore, 2S000 Northwestern common,
10 900 preferred, l3 900 St. Paul com.
mon, 5000 preferred, - 900 Delaware,
Lsckawsnna and Western. 5000 Dels-
ware and Hudson, 5000 Michigan Cen
trsl, 4,G0O Western Union, and $500 Pa
cifc Msl.
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A,LearY ChalIenKed

LoSpsH, March 25.-WilliAm Howes
hss challenged OLeary to pedestrian
match for the championship belt and
$4,000.
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RnoW MORN.

DERBY LINE, VT, March S.-Ihs
heaviest snow storm Of the season pre-
v.iled here yesterday. Fifteen inches o'
snow tell.
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EAsEERN AFFAIRS.
Approat hing RCrists.

LONDON, March 25.-A controversy
between England and Russia is APP
preaching that dangerous Stage when the
point OF honor more and more engages
attention.
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preaching that dangerous Stage when the
point OF honor more and more engages
attention.
Anti-Russian Feeling Revived.
LONDON, March 25.-Vienns CORE.
spondents say that the full text OF tho
treaty of San Stefsno has renewed tho
a strong anti-Rus,ian feeling thcrc.
There is no difference of opinion about
the real meaning Of tho treaty. II is
not Russian preponderance, but
Russian rule IN European Tur.
key. and 1t i, just because such
An alteration q. would remove this fear
would entirely destroy the treaty. that
less confidence is ielt in tho
efficacy of the Congress since its
publication. Whilo Count Andrassy
will demand revision OF the entire
treaty, Lo will decline TO do so in COM
bInatIon with England because their IN.
terCs! is not identical.
what ninisisr Lnyard Wants.
LONDON, March pa special from
Pera says: LAyard, tho British Ambss-
sador NJ Constantinople, is al the head OF
party wh) would rather SEQ England
go 10 WAT with Russia on any grounds.
however trivial, than not st all.
The present Philo- English attitude
of the Porte Is due 10 the intimate friend
snip between Lsyard and Vefk Pashs,
and tho lst.er's temporary influence over
the Sultan. But the Sultan is man of
csprciou' and arbitrary temper, and OF
interior capacity and resolution. A
court or cabinet intrigue might destroy
Vefk Pasha's sscendsndancy and change
the whole Turkish policy.
The Congress.
BERLIN, March 25-Tho North Ger
man Gazette says: Considering to.dsys
news n meeting OF the Congress al TN
early date can scarcely any lon ger bo Cr.
pected. war between Russia and Erg
land, however, need BOT yet be- regarded
rs necessary consequence OF Englsnd's
attitude. The Russian army remains NJ
present near Cohstsntinople and iis con.
duct will IN tho main bc regulated by
that OF the British feet.
EnrIand's OnsnsIve Intentiou.
ST. PETEEsBURO, March 26.-The
Agenco Russo sayE Russia hav ing com.
municstcd tho entire preliminaries 10 the
powers, having declared that no secret
treaty exists. and having recognized IN
each member OF the Congress = iull rigb,
OF discussing, proposing and determining.
the London Cabinets conduct ia insist.
ing on imposing iH formula upon Russia
can on.y be regarded NJ cbicshery, re.
yealIng an oGeusiys intention.
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For additional markets see TSud Page.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 25-Fiour Quiet
ard unchanged; spring extra 81 25Cg
4 IS; western extra 81 25rGj 90; Mime
sots extra 81 GOG6 90; patents 90 60ta,
S %: superhne 81 6OCg4 %. Wheat
Unsettled but generally higher and &C.
tive; No. 2 Chicago spring gilt edge
81 O6s regular; 81 0Gi cash; 81 073(a,
or seller April; No. 3 81 oily. Corn
Unsettled but generally lower aud ~
regular 81 4lsc cash and seller April
42ic seller May; 4l:c seller June. Oats
Quiet bat steady at 22i: cash and sci.
Ter April; 2Gtc seller May. Rye-In
good demand and prices shade higher
at 56lc. Bsrley-S.esdy srd IN fair de-
m.nd at 45t@47tc. Pork-In good de-
m.nd and prices shsde higher al So 30
cash; 50 27.@9 30 seller April; 60 42i9
Q IS seller Nay. L.rd-Demsnd isir
and market firm at s. Il! cash and sell
Ter Apnl; 81 Z2tf97 rs seller May.
Bulk Neats-Steady and IN far de-
mand at So J0la,5 l2!G5 37i. WHISKY
-NominsIIy unchanged a; s. Of.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, March 2j.-Fiour-
Quiet and unchanged Wheht-Opened
weak; rose T.; aid cioted steady; No. ]
Milwaukee h.rd 81 I2i; No Ai!TAu-
kee 81 1871; No. 2 81 C9i seller Aarch
81 O5i; seller April 81 0st9l os;i No. .
81 Ol@l 0t. Curn-SominsE No. 2
Ic. Oats-Qliet ba. steady; No. 2 2je.
Rye-Pirm; No. ! jOc. BArley-Qgiei;
40. 2 spring 5Gc Provisions-PTmer.
Mess Pork-Soani nal but steady a. ~ Z5.
Lard Prime steam 81 ID.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2j.-Four-
Firm and unchanged. WbeA.-SteAdy ,
and unchanged. Corn-Firmi yellow
53.c; mixed 63ic seller March and
Apri.; 53ic seller May. OstS-Whi.s
western 3Gc; western mixed 22(d53c
! ProvisionE-Qgie.s and unchanged. Bot.
ter-Siesdy snd unchanged. Eggs
/ Firm ana unchanged. Ctesss-Sieady ,
and unchanged. PsIroleun-S,esdy AID
unchanged. Whsky-SIong; Wesisrr
q. 81 0G.
OIL CITr, March 25.-The narke'
opened dull and rominsl 81 81 5ss, rt.
naming very quie! throughout the day
closing a. 81 56i bid. Shipments Is 2ij
bsrrsh; trsrisciions 20 day 60, 20 esr
rels.
Pittsburgh.
PITTssUEsB, March 25.-Petroleun-
Dull; crude al 81 II. .. PaTker'f; re
hned al life for Phiisdslphis delivery
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PfttshuYgh.

PrrTssUEsB, March 25.-Petroleun-
Dull; crude Al 81 II. .. Parker; re-
hned Al life for PhiIsdelphis delivery.
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OIL CITY, March 25.--The market
opened dull and rominsl 81 81 5ss, re-
naming very quiet throughout the day,
closing =. 81 66t bid. Shipments IS AS
barrels; trsrtsciions 20 day g, 20 osr.
rels.
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b,nil VIII eheerfully give you all the in
Sa.n S"on l have in relation TO the
ws' van ol Simon Girty. Ny informant
d.. James Wood, of this county, lately
w. sSsedr at the age OF ninety years, and
H. AnoRn TO be a man of ct, let veracity.
1Sa iVed tor number OF years in