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the breeze gently moved the curtain and
passed over II, rested o little coffin. A
wee baby girl with the light gone out Of
her sweet eyes and the restless dimpled
hands lying oil cold and still
We heard the mothers sobs, aprayer,
o hymn and the few words Of consolation
we saw the tiny coffin carried out, and
again were driving on.
Down q steep embankment, we found q
narrow stream, and now were on q road
once public thoroughfare, but for years
unused. The trees grew close beside 1t
and the grass had grown over 1t. The
silence was broken only by the occasional
swapping Of a twig beneath the wheels,
some low.hanging boughs brushing
against the carriage, or the song OF q bird,
We paused In the very heart Of the
forest at an old, old cemetery. The fence
was broken and overgrown with briers
The gate stood open and leaving the car.
risHes among the trees, the little process.
sion moved slowly In. The foot sank
deep In the soft, NOISY grass which year
after year had grown tall and green,
turned brown and fallen. Here and there
were tombstones discolored and broken,
and at the foot Of great tree we found the
little open grave. How far away we
seemed from the busy, noisy world. A
light breeze moved through the tree tops
and the leaves whispered softly together
"NeMtr MY God to Thee"
Nearer To thee we sang joyfully, aud
we bowed our heads In the solemn silence
which followed. feeling that surely in that
peaceful, conseCrated spot we were
brought nearer natures God.
We were back again in the open coun.
try. Twas evening now, and al about
the iarm.houses seemed life and cheer
The drowsy dogs WITH renewed animation,
rushed before me and barked quite ener.
getically rs we drove by, The children
playing about the house, or swinging up.
on the gate, looked up In our face and
smiled as we passed The sun was sink
ing and all the sky was flushed with the
last warm rays, all the air tinged with
gold.
But somehow we failed to enjoy the
beauty. We had been lace to face with
sorrow, and we thought Of the little soul
which had gone NEARER TO God"
Just baby, a wee little girl, but oh the
emptiness, the longing in the miners lit.
tie home that quiet evening, and we muir.
INJURED may those sorrowIng ones be
drawn by baby
Nearer my God to Thee
Nearer to Thee"
IIopoTtIy
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REPUBLICAN,
Grana Lnreeny and ProbabIe IIomlcla,

PARxEsspuRa, W, Va, July 24.-wm.
Kountz, who was arrested yesterday on a
charge OF having stolen watch from
Madam Jelly, had apreliminary examina.
ton to-day, and in default of 81 900 bond
was sent to Jail.
Albert Pitcher was arrested to-day by
Officer Mahen on the charge OF having
stolen large quantity OF rope and cord.
age from the Ohio Mill Company. He was
also sent down to keep Kountz com.
.pany.
Two thieves last night stole two fine
mules from John Buckley, and being pur.
sued by him, turned upon him and shot
him in the side, and then beat him sense.
less with their pistols, and then made
their escape. Parties have been in pnr.
suit all day. Buckley now lies in a dan.
gerous condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-25

BELLAiRE, O., July %, 1879.
Editors IntEllIgencer.
Politics are getting warmed up some.
what and great deal Of figuring is beng
done on different candidates. Present
indications are that Solomon Hogue, Of
Somerton, will be the nominee for Repre-
sentative. No better nomination could be
made.
4 II. Mitchell, of St. Clairsville, has
the inside track for the nomination for
Prosecuting Attorney, and il nominated
would be elected by large majority.
II the Republican party will make nom.
nations OF such men as the above we can
carry the county this fall without doubt.
The greatest care should be manifested in
the selection Of candidates.
REPUBLICANS.
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MARRIED.

DUvALI.-TRuXELL.-on Wednesday evening
July o. 1872 by the Rev. Thompson at bis resIdehee
WILLIAM J. pUvALL and Mis- ELLA THuxELI, all Of
this city. tI#e,"
REPPERT = POWELL.-0n Thursday evening"
July a. 1872 At the residence Of the BRIDES ptrents
by Rev. 8, B. BarnItE, JOHN W. REPPEKT, Of Belle
Vernon, Pa, and MARIA A. POWELL, daughter Of
Robert P. Powell, Esq., Of this city.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


NEriRdelphiA Accommodation train only runs
between WhCellnR and Tr.adelphiA.
tDaIly except Sunday-EtW3rk Accommodation.
fSteubeuVIllo Accommodation traiD during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BelAire, stopping when required at
sherman House, Ktnavile West Wheeling and
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DIED.

ARNOLD-On "Wednesday evening, July q, 1879,
al hal-past seven o'clock, EU0ENIG, only daughter
Of Chhi and Il. Arnold, aged year ard mOnthL
The funeral will take place from her parents red
deuce, No. Main street, this afternoon at halpa.
three o'clock. Friends Of the family arc invited 70
attend.
Safe In the arms Of Jesus, a4I
Safe on His gentle breast,
There BY His love o'eshaded,
SWeeuy her soul may rest.
Gone, but not forgotten.
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The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Trouble. SA''

DENVER, COL, July 94.-This morning
Judge Hallett appointed L. @. Ellsworth
receiver for constructing the line Of the
Denver and Rio Grande. W. W. Borst
superintendent Of the road under Atchison
management has been reappointed BY
Ellsworth.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

HEADQUARTERS SIXTH NATIONAL REuxIoN,l
CAARRID0B, OHIo, July ., 1870.
Notice 70 hereby glVen that proposals. will b ~.
eelyed at the Secfetlry'S Office, until THURSDAY
NOON, August 7, 1870, for au6S'ltiag military and
other organizations on the National Reunion Camp
grOund, At Cambridge, Ohio, from August 26th 10
9Th inclusive. The Kind Of entertainment and price
per day must DO stated With each proposal and each
bidder must DO recommended BY responsible pefSopS
known 10 some member Of the Reunion Committee.
Persons deSrlng further Information In detail can oh
tain II By addressing the Secretary,
BY order Of Executive Committee.
JOSHUA K. BROWN, Pres't.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The undersigned Commissioner, appointed BY the
Brooke County Court, win receive proposals until
AUGUST 18th, 1879, for the purpose Of atchins with
stone the upper tunnel on the wOlbburg and Bethany
Turnpike, ~
For specifications address A. NJ. Buchanan or s.
George, wsllsbury. Peg
Specifications on Gle at the Bank Of wellsburE.
.lIaf AN. BUCHANAN,
8. GEORGE, #
A. CAMPBELL,
w.K. PENDLEroN,
J. C. PALMER, ~
iva Commissioners.
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NEW ApvERTlsEMENrs.

THE REV. WILLARD H. HINKLEY.
y q lndlanapolls, viii deliver 1 Lecture Tfiis
ghufeh q sEeaenb0fgtan View on The eubIOet q ne
o. the Sculptures, He viii tell ul how
% think the Bible and how 70 undeFland n ThiS
t0he BiblN The publle are cordially invited.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-27
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC

THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
OND Judicial District of the State of Nevada, in and
for the County of Ormsby-James Gettys, plaintiff
Mary Jane Gettys, defendant Action brought in the Dis
Court of the Second Judicial District of the State
Nevada, in and for the County of Ormsby, and the
plant filed in said County of Ormsby in the office of the
Clerk of said District CourtThe of Nevada sends
greeting to Mary Jane Gettys defendant You hereby
required to appear action brought against by the
alb named plaintiff in the District Court of the Second
Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada in and for the
County of Ormsby and to answer the complaint filed
therein Ia copy of which accompanies this summons
within ten days exclusive of the day of seryice)
after the service you of this summons-n
served within this county; if served out Of
this county, but in this District, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty daysOr Judgment by default will
be taken against you The said action is brought obtain
decree of divorce dssOlvng the bonds of marmOny
listing between plaintiff and yourself the grounds of
your having commtted adultery in the latter part the
year A D. 1874 and in the early part of the year A D.
1879 in the Territory (nOw State) Of Colorado with
certain persons, named in complaint, at various
and diverse times and places and and diverse
times and places down to this date with various other
persons; that to the times and places of said
various acts of adultery that plaintiff is uniformed he
being at said time in the State of Nevada and fur
ther grounds that you had the time of your marriage
with plaintiff former husband living Colorado by
of Robert Harris, all of which fully set forth in
plaintiffs complaint. And you hereby notified that if
you fail appear and the said complaint above
required the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded i'll his complaint
Given under my hand the Seal of the District Court
of the Second Judicial District Of the Sta OF Nevada in
the year of Lord, thousand eight hundred and
seventy nine.
[sEAkI J. H. MARSHALL, Clerk.
T. COFFIN Attorney for Plaintiff. je6
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LAKE TAHOE LUMBER YARD.
&. NJ. HUNT, Proprietor

N
Clear and Common Lumber, of all kinds
Doors, Windows ind Blinds.
Mouldngs, Pickets and Shingles
Door and Window Hangngs and Fastenings
Screws, Wire Cloth, Etc. Etc,
Which | sell cheaper than be bought at any other
place in the State.
szYOrders delivered in all parts of the city Free
Carson City, February 2S 1879.
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FOR SALE.

OFFER MY HOUSE. SITUATED ON
IL Curry Street, between King and Musser for sale.
Also my furniture sewing machine, library, etc Buyers
invited to view the premises. A.-WAITZ@ q
Carson, May q, 1879.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-21
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Special Correspondence Of the Cairo Bulletin
WASHINGTON, March II. 1879.


WASHINGTON, March II, 1879.
This evening house and senate Democrats
will caucus on the question of officers.
There is considerable excitement here, but
it is almost all good natured There has
the part of Democratic senator's, and un-
fortunate prominence has been given to the
name of one Democratic asplrant for the
Democratic presidential nomination in 1880.
These things are to be deplored, as they
may force into the proceedings of congress,
after the organization, the enmities now ell
gendcred. 1t ever the party or the country
needed united and harmonious Demo
cratic party they need it now. In the
words Of General Grant, all Democrats
should now say-"Let us have peace"
There is likely to be an investigation into
the means by which Senator Ingalls,, of
Kansas, escured his reelection q few
months ago, The speaker of the Kansas
house of representatives is here with other
members of the Legislature, bringing mass
of papers which they claim show fragrant
acts of bribery on the part of Ingalls,, That
radical state seems to be cursed with OFF,
Gals and representatives who make bad
regulations for themselves. Ingalls, himself
was elected only because his predecessor,
Pomeroy was driven to retirement by an
open charge of purchasing votes. Mr.. In.
gals has not been popular with his brother
senators, either Democratic or Republican.
Disappointed by the failure ofcongress to
provide in any way against the return Of
yellow fever an other summer some South
ern men will make an attempt to get action
on the subject early in the extra session.
1t is not surprising that the feeling is gen
eral in favor of doing something, The fol-
lowing bill will be introduced by South
ern senator, to carry out a plan which is
receiving good deal of attention from peo-
pie here, and which has been often men
toned in this correspondence.
"That the secretary Of the treasury bo
authorized to contract with Mr.. John Gam
gee, for the construction of steel refrig.
Grating steam vessel to be used ut the quar-.
antinc of such of the gulf ports as may bc
recommended by the national board Of
health, with the consent of state authorities
to disinfect vessels and cargoes from ports
suspected of infectious yellow fever
The construction of said vessls to be I'm.
der the inspection OF an officer Of the bu-
reau steam engineering Of the navy to be 80
lected by the secretary of the navy, and for
the purpose Of such construction the sum
OF 100000, or so much thereof rs may be
necessary, to be Immediately available, il
hereby appropriated out any monies in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated"
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submit to the house as soon as practicable
the army appropriation bill, which, in its
provisions, will be identical with the one
that failed last session. 1t will include the
enactment prohibiting the presence of
troops at the polls, leaving the two remain
ing political amendments TO be the leglsia-
tive, judicial and executive bill.
THE CINcINNTI MEMORIAL.
The memorial from Cincinnati touching
the election of Butterworth and Young
will come up tomorrow, and lively fight
over it is anticipated 1t now appears that
the memorial was signed with view Of
using it as ammunition with which to fight
the supervisors, law and when the signers
learned that it was being used to unseat
the two Republican congressman referred
to, they asked to have their names erased
Neither Of the defeated candidates is iden-
titled with the scheme to unseat his oppo-
nent.
APPLAUDED BY REPUBLICANS.
The reading of the presidents message
elected hearty applause from the Repubi-
can side of the house, and many of the
Democrats commend it for brevity.
MINORITY REPRESENTATION.
The personnel of the minority reprcscn-
tation of the senate committees was agreed
upon at Republican caucus of the senate
to-day, and the list handed to the chairman
of the Democratic caucus, who will offer it
to the senate for adoption. The Republi-
can senators in caucus unanimously agreed
in favor of combining the legislation of the
present session to the passage of the two
appropriation bills unencumbered by any
political amendment, and Edmunds subsc-
qucntly offered a resolution to that effect
HOUSE COMMITTEE.
It's not probable that reorganization OF
the house committee will take place during
the extra session.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, March l9,-.1t is already
evident that both parties in congress are
agreed in restricting the legislation of the
extra session to the passage Of the bills for
which it was convened save that the Demo-
Gratis viii insist upon the political amend
ments being affixed thereto, which will be
stubbornly resisted by the Republicans.
Senator Elmunds resolutions touching this
matter reflects the sentiments Of the min
ority and is the signal for the commence.
mcnt of hostilities
SPARKS DUTY.
Sparks, Of Illinois, has been selected to
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-21
VEGETINE
Will Cure rheumatism.
CISuSYATI April 8, 1877

CINCINNATI, April 9, 1877.
Mr.. II. r STEVENS
Dear SRI have used your medicine, the Vege.
tine, for rheumatism with great success, and be-
lieye 1t TO be the beet medicine for that complaint
that there Is. also know 1t is good blood pur
fer, and at the present time using it as the best
spring medicine that know Of | take great pleas.
ure in recommending the Vegetine TO my friends
II MUND,
Charles Street.
THOUSANDS will bear testimony (and do it volun.
tarily), that Vegetne is the best medical compound
yet placed before the public for renoyating and pu-
rifying the blood, graduating all humors, inpuri-
ties. or poisonous secretions from the system de-
biltated by disease: in fact, it IL, rs many have
called II, THE Great Health Restorer,'
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
Sepecial to the Republican,

SPRINGFIELD, Ill., March 19--The
speakers arbitrary ruling on the opening
of the house this morning, when he direct
ed the clerk to read the majority MALTA
bill, claiming the order of business to be
house bills on first reading, when the house
last night refused to read the bill first
time, is only an evidence of the desperate
means a coterie of Republican leaders pro-
pose to use in passing this measure. The
bill was read first time before the sleepy
opponents or the measure fairly discovered
what was going on, but motion to make
il a special order failed 1t is drought this
measure the Republican managers propose
to raise funds for Republican campaign
purposes during the next two years. The
bill is bad one. While the members are
in favor Of proper MALTA law, majority
| are not in favor of such schemes as this
measure provides, to rob the state treas
ury.
This effort of Mr., Snigg was creditable,
and he received much congratulation from
his fellow members.
| OVERWHELMED WITH BUSINESS.
The business on the house calender
makes a ponderous showing, and many
members are despairing of ever getting
through. In the house there are AZ house
bills on first reading, 70 on second reading,
35 on third reading, Q senate bills on first
reading, on second reading, on third
reading and 4 as unfinished business, show
ing 162 measures recommended, passed by
committees and to be acted on, 12l of
which will have to 60 through the mill in
the house alone twice The above list does
not include the bulk of the senate business
and when it is considered that only four
insignificant local measures constituted the
entire legislation accomplished thus far,
where will this thing end
PENITENTIARy APPROPRIATIONS.
The senate penitentary committee this
afternoon during u very stormy session,
agreed to recommend the building of cell
room to accommodate four hundred pris
oners at Chester, and refused to recommend
a total outlay Of more than Sl24,000 for
all building purposes for that prison. The
friends of the Southern penitentiary claim
that this is not half enough of what is de.
manded by that institution, and that this
sort Of allowance is merely proposed in or
der to force members from Southern Hi.
nois to vote for the heavy appropriations
such as the canal, etc, asked by the north
ern end of the state. The meeting was
heated and abruptly terminated without
further action, but there seems to be no
doubt among members that the Chester
prison will secure all the appropriation
necessary to carry on the work rs the house
committee has already unanimously rec
commended this course, and the trick, rs de.
vclopcd by the senate committee, will fail.
sLEEPING-CAR FARES.
The senate committee on municipal af.
fairs recommend the passage of While's
bill regulating the charge of sleeping.car
fares as follows; Lower berths, 81 80;
upper berth, 81; section, SO So stateroom,
SO 90.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-21

A CARD,-'ro oil who are suffering FROM
the errors and indiscrctions of youth, ner.
vous weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood &c, | will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE or CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered bya missionary in SouA
America. Send half.addrosscd envelope to
the Rev, JosEru T. INMAN, Station u. Bible
House, New York City.
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CHURCHES.


.yRICAN NJ. R.-Fourtecnth street, between
Walnut and Cedar streets; services sabbath il
and T:3O p. IN. SUNDAY School 1880 p. m
TRISTAN Eighteenth street, meeting Sab
bath 20 p. m; preaching occasionally
igRCH or THE .REDEEMER--tEp Episcopal,
Fourteenth street, Morning prayers tsabpalh
q. m; evening prayere, 7:D p. m SabDa'n
Iol a. IN. Rev. ST. j. Dillon Lee Rector
RsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
reaching at 10 30 a. M. 3 p. m, and 80 p m
path school Ut Z 20 p. III. Rev T. j. Shores
or.
rrHRRAN Thirteenth street services SAB
bath II a. IN. aud 80 p. IN; Sunday school ga
Rev. DuerschHcr, pastor.
|gTHODIST- Eighth and Walnut streets
Preaching sabbath 1890 a. m aud D. m
er meeting Wednesday 1.30 p. IN; sunday
Dol, p. IN. Rev 4. p. Morrison, pastor.
.gsBYTERIAS- Eighth street; preaching on
sbba,h at II 90 a. m. and 7;SJ p. m; prayer
dne Wednesday Al 40 p. m. sunday school
D. H. Rev. Is. Y, George, pastor.
COND FRRR.wILL BAPTIST - Fineerth
.treet. between Walnut and Cedar streets; ser'
|. Sabbath at and : 20 ,. m.
JOsEPHS--tRoman Catholic Corner Cross
nd Walnut streets, services sabbath lO"p a.
sruday school at , p. m. Nespers p m ser
l. every DAY at p m
PATRICKS Roman Catholic Corner Ninih
,rect and Washington avenue; services HAp
sand iOA n. Ncspcr- 3 ?. m SdhdGt sChoV'
N reryjees every day a. ?, ii. Rev ! HADe!'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-21

NERVOUSNESS, and all arrangements Of the nerv.
ous system, are usually connected with q diseased
condition Of the blood Debility is frequent &C
compartment. The first thing to be done is to i'm
prove the condition Of the blood. This lie accom-.
plished by taking Vegetine. 1t is a nerve medi.
cine, and POSSESSES controlling power over the
nervous system.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, March 80, 10 A. M.--Pork--
April, $40 O21a; May, $40 15 Corn
May, 80. Wheat-April, S99s; May, 934
CHICAGO, March 20, 1900 M.-Corn-
April, 80; May, 361S. Pork April, $40 IS;
May, 10 27h. Wheat-April, S924; May,
943S.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, March 90, 1900 M Wheat
--quiet-No. 2 Chicago, 81 O2@1 O3;
No 9 Milwaukee, 81 O4@1 o.; Red Win,
ter, 81 o4@1 1519; No. . Red Winter
81 l5@1 l5H: No.2 Amber, 81 IL. Corn
--quiet--steamer, 432; No. 3, 43; No
2, Az.
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AFRO 81 ST. LOUIS r. r
-P~s7na~> n
@EaIsRslgE44 1870 1870
I. w. SMITHERS Receiver.
ORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Time Schedules:
ugh Express leaves Cairo. lo'W Am
m Oh Express arrives at X. st Louis, 6;40p.m.
ugh Express leaves y. st, Louis.... $3.50 AM
,uSh Exnrcss arrives at Caro-. 5:l5 p m,
nhyshoro accommodation leaves Cairo 2 Is y, IN,
ysboro Acc. arrives at Murphysboro S!5j y. IN.
rhvsboro Acc. leaves Murphysboro. $50 p. m.
physboro Acc arrives Ut Cairo. 30 pm
10 Cairo & ct. Louis Rail Road IL the only all
Route between Cairo and ST, Louis under one
nccment, therefore there are no delays nj
stations awaiting connections from other lines
lac and sure connections nj st. Louis with other
Ia for North, Eat and West
NAUGLE, L. ". JOHNSON,
Agent. General Manager
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No CHILD can sleep soundly while sut-
fcring with Collie or from Tcethng Re-
move the cause by using Dr. Bulls Baby
Syrup. Only 90 cents bottle.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
City Officers.

WY OIlCtlS'
iyor- Henry Winter,
caslircr-B +. Parker,
ERIK. Is. Phillis.
lunsci0r VIM. u. Gilbert
arbhal--C. ID. After,
torncyW. q, Niece.
llice Magistrate-J, j, Bird
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
rN Ward-Geo Yocum, VIM. O'Callahan.
cond Ward Wood Rittcnhousc, n Is. Thistle
d.
rd Ward-W. p Wright John Wood.
jurth Ward-Charlcs q. ratier, ID. j Foley.
fth Ward-T, w. Halliday, Chas, Lancaster.
County Officers.
rcuit Judge o. \. llarkcr,
rcult Clerk A. Reeves,
unty Judgc-R 5. lOCum.
|nnty Clerks. j, llumm.
unity AttornVy--W G. Mulkey.
unity TreasurerA. j. Alden,
eHd John Hodges.
roner--R. Fitzgerald. =, :,
lunly COMMISSIONER W. Halliday, NJ V
IN, Samuel Briley.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, March, 90, 9 90 P.M,-Wheat
quiet-Winter 9s@9s Adj; Spring, Is 9d@
IS 3D.; California average, S. 11d@9s 4d ;
California club, oS 3d@0s Sd, Corn--new,
as Cd.