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FoREIGN NOTES.

The publishers OF the Revolution Fran
cdise, Paris, have been condemned to three
months imprisonment, aud toIpay fine OF
1000 francs, for publishing letter justify
ing the commune.
iIHthe Bulgarian Assembly yesterday a
telegram from the Emperor and Empress
OF Russia was read, thanking the deputies
for the election OF Prince Alexander. The
Assembly adjourned until reconvened by
theiRrpcc. !l,hLl. giG q .Isll..a I.
A dispatch from Rome says: The yati-
can has instructed its delegates to Chill,
Peru, and Bolivia TO interpose their goo d
othces'with view OF ending the war, or at
least causing it to be waged with the least
possible cruelty.
The race for 1000 guineas to-day, at
New Market, was won by Lord Falmouth's
Chalrbert, There were fifteen starters,
In betting on the Chester Trades Cup,
Wednesday next, Parole is quoted at tive
to four, sometimes even, against the field.
A Berlin special says: The Berlin Gov.
ernment has agreed to pay tothe ex.Queen
OF Hanover the value OF her settlement
and private property from the Guelph
fund, but adhere to the previous refusal to
allow her to reside in the Castle Of Marien'
burg.
Atelegram from Constantinople states
that the Khedive's EmissarY has informed
the Porte that the Khedive has refused To
assent to the appointment OF foreigners
as Ministers Of Public Works, but would
make other concessions TO meet the wishes
OF France and England.
Most remarkable precautions were taken
during the Cars recent journey to Lini
dia. sentinels were placed along the
whole length Of tho line, Traffic was
stopped, and all access to the line prohibit
ted for twenty.four hours before the de
parture OF the royal train.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


New York Money and stocks.
NEW YoRK, April S0.-MoNEY-Closes easy
at Sat per cent. Prime mercantile papel
4a6 per cent Sterling Exchange on New
York Bankers bills dull at 81 SO. Sight Ex
change on New York 81 SIX.
GovERNMESTs-Firm.
United States o Of 1851, coupons.
NV
NoN TOUT
currency
RAILROAD BoEDs-Active. The great iea.
ture OF the market was an advance OF q
points In Wabash equipment TO 81. The con.
soils convertible rose az per cent.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
STocKs.-Matket irregular; Granger shares
weak and declined 9EalI Coal stocks
fell of under rather free movement, and at
the close showed loss Of Hal. The Telegraph
shares were adversely affected by the an
nonncemento Of the incorporation ofthe Union
Telegraph Company, and Western Union dc.
elined from 81 05[ 81 03, and Atlantic &
Pacific from 34M TO 33A. Southwestern shares
were generally quiet except st. Louis, Kansas
CITY & Northern, which advanced | for com.
mon and ~ for preferred, closing at about the
highest prices The Trunk Line stocks were
strong and fraction higher, except Michigan
Central which sold down from SIX to 7SH,
recovering to70.
Transactions aggregated l74000 shares, OF
which 400 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
1850 Wabash, 1000 Northwestern common,
5000 preferred, G,000 St. Paul common, 1890
preferred, 1900 Lackawanna, 1900 New
Jersey Central, 1900 Michigan Central, 1000
G. Q, 81. @, 1000 Hannibal 4 st. Joe, $500
Ohio & Mississippi, 1900 Western Union,
$4,000 St Louis, Kansas City and Northern,
$500 Kansas Pacitic and 1000 Kansas 4
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MONTREAL, April SO.-A fire is raging at
the St, Jean Baptiste, in the northeastern
quarter Of this city, which threatens to
destroy the whole village, there being no
water. Forty dwellings arc sofar destroy
ed.
The fire was extinguished at 10 o'clock
this evening, after burning over forty
houses, chiefly two story dwellings, and
rendering seventy families homeless, with
the loss Of most OF their household goods.
Total loss, about $50, 600; partially insured.
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THE oREESSACKERs CAUCUS.
An Undecided and Inharmonlous Meel.

.7 Ing
WASHINGTON, April SO.-The National
Greenback members OF the House also
held caucus Of three hours duration to.
day on the subject OF the Presidents veto.
A general interchange of views occurred
but no definite action reached as to what
course they should pursue. .S'i'
Information obtained from trustwor-
thy source indicates that the meeting was
not altogether harmonious, there being q
great diversity Of opinion existing as 10
what steps were To be taken, and in the
course OF the debate the fact was devel.
oped that the National party will not stand
as unit on the question when it comes
before tie House, but it will divide, some
sustaining the veto, others opposing, and
a third faction refraining from voting
either way. N"
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A Health Convention.

MENpnls, April SO.-The Convention Of
representatives from the State Boards of
Health Of Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas and Tennessee
met this afternoon, and effected temporary
organization by calling General Chris.
BIissey, OF New Orleans, "a, the chair. The
object Of the Convention Is to have con-
cert Of action in the prevention, introduc'
ton and spread OF yellow fever in the Uni
'sS Without transacting further business the
Convention adjourned until tomorrow
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Inc undetsigned special commissioner hereby Give
by two deerecs In said cause made hv Sad court an
will on fSS'''SsI 'HOy
saturday, the aIst day OF May, 1879.
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. M sell At public ane.Ior
at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio CoIHty
tss sss NV q sas following described real
q a. may be necessary 70 pay the liens FeGed ia sSid
decree u February 6h lS9 and the costs S sad SIit
rs1I 11e rs q sas towt rheproPer knOWn
Hotel situated At the corner Of " .ter and FoaT.
teenth Streets and bounded as follows: Beginning
a. me northeast corner Of Water and Fourteenth
ieef thence east BY lnO parallel With Fourteenth
street eighty feet 70 IN open space theuce
With The west Ane Of said open space south
tT,snty:two ,s feet thence east BY line parallel
With Fourteenth street 70 an alley; thence South
With The west line Of HAId alley Soyenty.eiEht
feet TO Fourteenth street, thence wes with M nnStn
ne o. sad Fonrtsenth street to the place Of begin-
Ming together with the right 10 use said aley On Inc
east side Of said property, In common viii other -
Atgnees Of James and JAmel X Baker. said eSaniis.
siGners 10 making ale q said real estate viii oder for
hotel building iaerected and Ihe Eroun In The rear o
ld MOTEL building and Of equal width Herewith 10
the alley that Is TO say, all O said real estate lTnS
S9StS o. noe commencing on Water street at the
reAi estate and runnng east parallel with Foureeni
street 70 the alley and 81 sufficient amount of money
na ue od tor said part Of said real estate 80 hrst OLE
iefed 70 pay on the Gd liens costs aud xpepS0a the
undersigned will sell said part and no more 81 Md
real estae but such sufficient amount 4 NOT bd for
such part then they will sell the whole Of aid real es
Ate lrst above do eribed 30 much thereof as shall
% Necessary 70 pay said liens costs and expenses 10
the highest and best bidder together With the rrh 10
use said alley. '""' "
TERnsoE sALE-o -one-thIri Of the purchase money.
and ~ much u re as the purchaser Iay elect o pay
In cash on the day Of le and for the fesIdue Of ts
purchase money bonds shall be given 70 the ConlniS
ones 6y the purchaser, dated on the day Of sale and
bearing interest from that date each for one.thr of
aid residue, and payable In Twelve eighteen and
twenty Tour months alter their date with persona -
CURLY therein approved by the uuders4ne the lille
70 Oe retained until the whole Of the purchase money
Is paid. S''''S -''''''
WILLIAM ?. HUBBARD.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
apA Special Commissioners
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COxsTRIAL.
Interesting and Unexpected Facts Ex,
4 nected 10 be Disclosed.

Interesting and Unexpected Facts Ex.
peeted 10 be Disclosed.
ATLANTA, April SO.-The jury was COM
pleted to-day in the Cox.Alston case, and
the trial was commenced. Part of the line
of defense will be an effort to establish q
conspiracy to kill Cox, and prove that
Murphy furnished Aston; . pistol that
Murphy and Howard, during the light,
were concealed in adark room ofthe Treas.
ury office, coming out Immediately after,
and Murphy, securing the pistol used by
Aston, and Howard askedl at lonce that
nothing be said about their being in said
room. The theory Of the defense Is that
Cox washuuting Murphy on alease bust.
ness, and not Alston; that Aston drew
and fired without demonstration from
Cox to warrant an attack, and Cox was
fortunate in saving his own life by taking
Alston's in self defense. Important
and unexpected testimony is looked for
tn.nnrrOW
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PhlladeIphin.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3O.-Flour-Dull; no
shipping or speculative inquiry; Minnesota
extra family fair at 81 Is; good Il 50; choice
fancy s. 70a4 IS. Rye Flour Unchanged.
Wheat-Dull; inferior western red a5ca$I OF;
No. Cred 81 l3N. Rye-Dull; western 56a57c.
Corn-Quiet; rejected 40ailC; steamer AKA
42c. Oats-Duli, western mixed 33c. Pro.
visions-Dull and unchanged. Butter-Weak;
creamery extra lsa2Oc; New York State and
bradford county, Pa, extra 15aI7c: Western
Reserve 13al6c; good TO choice 1oal g. Eegs
Weak; western lie. Uneese-Quiet; western
creamery 6Ha7c, etroleum-Nominal; re.
fined SIC; crude 7Xc. Whisky = Steady
western 81 05H.
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NASHVILLE, April SO.-The committee
appointed by the Governor to go to New
York tosecure the acceptance by Tennes-
see ,bondholders OF the so cent four per
cent interest compromise proposed by the
Legislature, made a report to the Governor
to-day announcing that two-thirds Of the
States creditors are willing to accept the
proposition. 1t is understood that the
Governor will issue a proclamation to-
morrow calling an election by the people
TO ratify the proposition.
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The Liquor Damages Bill Of Massaehu
setta-A Healthy PhiIanthropist.

BosroS, April sO.-The civil damage bill
passed by the Legislature, which permits
the recovery Of damages resulting fromthe
sale Of ofliquor from the owners Of the build
ing wherein the liquor is sold, was signed
BY Governor Talbot this afternoon.
Wm. E, Baker offers 10 donate property
valued at 500, 900, provided the sum 81
100000 additional be guaranteed for the
benefit OF the Massachusetts, Public Health
Association, for the purpose Of carrying
out the recommendations Of the Board Of
Health, by inspection and advice, as to
improvements in house ventilation and
drainage, for the suppression Of adultera'
ton in food, and for the establishment oi
schools OF cookery and diet kitchens tor
the sick, #l,I
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CHICAGO, April So.-Four-steady and un-
changed. Wheat-In fdr demand and prices
higher; No. Chicago spring 80 11a903< e cash /;
Ole May; 92lSc June; No. 8 at 771<c; rejected
G5a66Hc. Corn-FGtrly active and shade
higher; SS]1c cash 3s1Sc May; 341SaS5c June;
Sec July. oats-Fairly active and shade
higher; 241<c cash or May; 25IIa263Sc June.
Rye-Stcady at 47c. Barley-Easier at 6la65c.
Flax seed-Unchanged. Pork-Fairly active
and shade higher 50 AZ 40 cash and May;
50 62Hao % June; $oe2h bid July. Lard
cash and May; 50 05a6 OK June, 50 l0a
6 l2X July. Bulk Meats-Quiet and un.
changed. Whisky-steady and unchanged at
81 o..
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Aiiegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, April 30,-oA7r1E-Receipts
to day 40S head Of through and $50 head Of
local stock; total for two days 40S head Of
through and ESQ head Of local. Several loads
were sent through on first hands. Trade has
been very dull, no buyers being here except
local dealers for the retail trade. Only S loads
sold for shipment To New York; best IS 00a
s q; fair to good 81 2Sa4 90; common IS 0oa
HoGs-lleceipts to-day 1,4s5 head total for
two days 2, l46 head. Workers s. 20; Philadel.
sHEEP-Reccipts to-day 1000 head; total for
two daysslO head. Market fair at yesterdays
prices. 4l
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MEMPHIS, April SO.-The sensational dis,
patch to the morning papers from Stark
vile, Miss, to the effect that a negro had
been hung at that place last Monday
proves to be false, as regards the lynching.
The negro was arrested for barn burning,
confessed his guilt and implicated several
others, but was lodged in Jail to await trial
according to law.
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Too Much Ice Yet,

BurpALo, April SO.-Five propellcrs
started from here to-day, bound for the
upper lakes, but were only able go out
about three miles owing to the accumula-
tion Of ice, which extends above Erie.
Four steam barges in tow, bound for
here, are near Point Abino, unable to
make further headway. The wind is
blowing from the southwest and is very
cold. Tugs were sent out to assist incom-
ing craft, but were unable to get thro ugh
the ice
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New York, April sO.-Geo. Reed was
arrested here to-day on a warrant from
Chicago, BY a United States Deputy Mar
sbal. He Is under an indictment in that
eIty for eonspiring to defraud the govern.
MAJ msnt In tfa ipatte OF contracts on the new
nnstofiice building there. Reed was taken
bofore the United States Commissioner, ,ad-
%;tted Mite Ills identity, waived an examina'
tiHn % and agreed TO proceed to Chicago In
sharge Of the deputies.
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Cincinnati.

CINclRNATf, April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Al
llHc. Flour-Steady and unchanged. Wheat
in fair demand and market firm; red and
white 81 02al 06H. Corn-Inactiye and Lower
No: S7IaS7 sc oats-Dull al 2s HaS2c. Rys
5Dull at 6ahc. Darley-Dull and nominal
Pork-Quiet at $40 90. JLafd-Quiet: e@r.
rent make at IS 95 bid. Bulk Meats2ouIet
and firm at $ 6oa4 60a4 TO- Bacon-steady
and firm al 81 l2Iza5 12I<a5 S7H. Butter.
Dull and unchanged. Linsed OIl-Steaiy Al
62c. Whisky-steady and Arm at 81 Of. ~
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KnIghts nf the Rnn.l.

sAS Francisco, April SO.-An Eureka,
Nevada, dispatch says the Ruby Hill stage
was stopped near Eureka last night, by
three men. The passengers and express
box were robbed.
In Eureka last night two men went to a
livery stable, bulldozed the hostlers and
took two oil the best horses and started off.
They were pursued by the Sheliffs posse
and overtaken this morning at Railroad
Canyon. The thieves showed Fight, and
one named John Sullivan was killed, and
the other wounded and taken to Jail. Sui.
livan is Massachusetts man, where he
has wife.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO fHE REruNDlXo cERrlFl.
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ENGLAND.
STEAMER AND CREW Iosr-ruE REIGN OF
TERROR IN RUSSIA. f Il

STEAMER AND cREw Losr-rHE REIGN OF
TERROR IN RUSSIA. -
LONDON, April 3O.-The steamer Nile,
from Elva for, Newport, with cargo Of
ore, has been lost. Only three were saved
OF the crew Of 90. 4 =, ,g,,f
In the House OF Commons tonight Sir
Robert Peel, Liberal Conservative, will
ask the government, inasmuch as some
years ago, in the interests Of humanity,
Gladstone, owing to the appeal made,
took steps to mitigate the sufferings Of the
State prosecutions in the Neopolitan pris.
ons, whether Her Magesty's Government
will take any steps in the interests OF hui
manity to mitigate the horrors and atroci-
ties amid which the reign Of terror is now
carried on in Russia over eighty millions
of people. l.{-4s-. s4SFClrc
RUSSIA TO RETAIN TROOPS IN RoUMELIA.
Seventy.fve guineas premium is now
asked by the underwriters on the missing
steamer Bernina.
1t seems to be the impression at Con:
stantlnople and st, Petersburg that several
Powers are willing to consent to Russia
retaining a portion OF her troops at some
central position in Roumelia. This last
portion 3 only to commence evacuation
on August3.
RUSSIAN OCCUPATION OF EAST RouMELIA.
LONDON, April S0.-A dispatch from
Tirnova says: Prince Dodoukolf Karsakof
has been summoned to Lividi.
The Post in its leader this morning says:
1t is stated that all the Powers, except
Austria and England, consented to the
prolongation' OF the Russian occupation Of
Eastern Roumelia for three months, be-
Yond May Sd.
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oaIcAso, April So.-The Droyen' Journal
Hoes Receipts 1900 head; shipments 800
head. Market lower all round; choice heavy
$ 1OaS 80.
CArrIE-Receipts $500 head; shipments
l,40O head. Market quiet and easy. Shipping
at s 30a5 10; feeders and stockeB Arm at
s. 40a4 20; butchers' steady at So 00aS rs.
snEEr-Recetpts ! 900 head shipments 800
Market steady at s. 0Oa9 % wv
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Because you will see the most magnitl-
cent pageant on the public streets, 20
golden chaiiots, 100 massive dens and
lairs, superb cornet bands, a herd OF
trained animals, 10 elephants. A grand
scene Of splendor, eclipsing all others.
Free 10 all Thursday, Alayl5. fE
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THE urandsst free holiday feast ever sec
Ia Wheeling, Saturday, Nays.
New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April SO.-CofIec good
demand; jobblng ordinary to prime Ii Ital6c.
sugar-Quiet and steady; inferior 10 good
common 6a5hc; common to good common
5a59tc; yellow clarified 834a79Sc. MOIaScs-
Dull and nominal common &c: fair SOC. Rice
In fair demand; Louisiana ordinary to
choice bl<a6Ee
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Tup WHEELING ExcuRsloSlsTs. We

THE WHEELING ExcuRsloSISrs. H1:.. - We y
have been called upon BY Messrs; lts sni;.g u
Stake and David Kull, IT,. ot wheeling,
Who who inform us that some OF our people
ta,,o mn0 ] ant;rely mistaken the character and
nntIeots naE ithe excursionists from Wheeling
oD'gsSSnd oo sundav noxt. They are respectable,
US ,He,I T behaycd people, and wi | come here ~
ws,. nv De ~ them 10 attend church, others will
matty itisit amons " friends. Some willstop tour
yls.s, s.s,s sHY n viii be in no sensea picnic OF
y general trolio. They think our as,pO;nt prS;Iat.
Sices will disappear upon better acIunSas, u.nSs,
sSSe tSS They have engaged aceoIRa!H9'ua 70
ions for ladies and gentlemen o. w. ai9a' Hs
s. sow House, the Valentine and fultoh no
tsls tSs .jYasi. Reporter Of yestsrday.
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~G--
Tnlnhn.

TolEpo, April so-Wheat-steady; amber
Michigan cash and seller May 81 Oix; June
81 0519; No. 2red winter seller May 81 OK;
June u 0511t; July 90]Sc; rejected SOC Corn
STEADY; No 9 seller May S5Hc; /; June 303Ec.
0ats-QuiOt; No. Eat go.
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LONDON, April S0.-steamers Samaria,
from Boston; August Audre and Bolivia,
from New York, arrived out.
SAN Francisco, April S0.-Cleared-
Ship Jackson, for Antwerp, and the Brit
ish bark Golden Gate, for Liverpool,
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A dispatch from Berlin says: A person
disguised in the uniform of a Colonel re-
Gently attended an official reception held
by Gen. Drentelm. When asked to state
his business he began to tumble in his
pockets, apparently for papers. Gen.
Drentelm seized him and loaded revolver
was found in his pocket.
ALLEdEDTopE THE WORK OF ExILEs.
A Berlin correspondent attributes the
Orenburg fire TO political discomfort, and
points out that offenders are frequently
banished to Orenburg.
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The Senate to-day confirmed the fol.
lowing nominations for United States Con.
snls: John D. Argnimber, Of New York,
at Denea, Spain; Robert ?. Wilson, Of
Pennsylvania, at Moscow; Geo. W. Roose.
welt, OF Pennsylvania, at st. Helena;
Francis P. Vanwlck, OF Illinois, at Turks
Island; G. W. Griffin, OF Kentucky, at
Auckland; Ell Van Prang, at Paramaribo.
Howard White, Of Nebraska, Indian agent
at Omaha Agency.
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Gns.st SaIsst.
NoMMIssTONER,s SALE
Municipal Court Ol Wheeling. :" Wv
L. .. Smith, AdmInlSt1loF 6i thO1
estate ot Jane GibSon, deceased

Theod0eia McGInnIS and others.
By virtue Of decree Of Ihe MunIclpal Conrt ~
Wheeling, entered on The 18th day Of February, ism
in the above entitled ease will Rt the front door o
the Court House Of Ohio County, on ~
SATURDAY, THESp DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1879,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. sell at public auction
the following described real estate that's 70 Say; Ihe
beng situated on zanes Island 10 the City 81 Wheel.
ing, County Of Ohio aud State Of West VirRinla In
Daniel zanes addition 10 the City Of Wheeling, md
lots numbered one hundred aud thirty three nj. one
thlTty.hye (iS5). "4N
Terms eR sALE-one,thlrd aud 90 much more
u Two equal installmens At Lix and twelve months
from the day o. sale nOtS bearing interest with go0d
personal security % be given for tho deferred insSli
IN full. W. T. " INWnfsN" ""N0
ApLLV-Tn Special Commissioner
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sam WhnnnInr In.

DnsAoISEs, Ia, April SO.-A salute of
fourteen guns, one for each ofthe original
States and one for Iowa, was fired here to.
day In honor Of President Hayes veto.
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senor Dom IeronImo Rella

His first appearance in America, engaged
ata weekly salary Of ] 900 milreas, and al.
ways received with plaudits OF approba-
tion, with the Big Show, Thursday, May
10Th.
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n.n In, her hands full Of trouble
~. nS,, ,,,v,. On the heels Of the great
,aSF ,asIi,, S' conspiracy comes the news Of a
s, s,s,oas fire in orenburg'
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PITTSBURGH, April S0.-PErRoLEuM-Qulet;
crude 9Sc at Parker's for shipment; refined
SIC Philadelphia delivery.
LONDON, April 9.-Petroleum-Refned at
sasHd.
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INDIAN MATTERS.

Orders have been issued by the Secretary
OF War to General Pope, commanding the
Department Of Missouri, to furnish such
military forces as may be required to ena.
BILE the Indian Department to keep tress.
passers out OF the Indian Territory, and
enforce the Presidents recent proclama-
ton on the subject. The forces In the In
dian Territory and vicinity is ample for
the purpose, and the administration is
determined to enforce the Presidents
orders and protect the treaty and other
rights OF the Indians,
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CIscISxATI, April S0-Hoos-steady. oon.
mon g 50aS 20 light s. 26aS 50; pacEine
= 4OaS 90; butchers 8 60a3 IS, Eeceints
1851 head; shipments SIS, - "rF'7
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No AouRAsr! No exaggeratlon! No ten,
twenty or fifty shows, but the one big and
only Seven Elephant Show, on Saturday,
May 8,
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Wait for the Big show.

Because you will see ten exhibitions for
one ticket under four acres OF tents, Thurs,
day, May 10. .as s