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the sth inst, and the Chamber Of Deputic
until the 18th OF NAV.

| tuV OH Allntsl uuu Ilb OlNulD6E Vi LD6putlU
until the 10Th Of May.
The Pope has sent an autograph lette
to Queen Victoria, welcoming her 10 Italy
and expressing good wishes for her vel
fare.
French refugees in Switzerland declare
that they have not been refused amnesty
but complain that some ambassadors and
Consuls require them to ask pardon.
"A dispatch from Paris says the billiard
tournament commences there next Mon
day week, l4th inst. The contestants will
be Vignaux, Plot, GARNER and DAILY.
The contractor for the st, Gothard Tun.
mel announces that he feels constrained to
partially stop the work, as he is receiving
300,0 600 francs less per month than was
stipulated should be paid.
The rinderpest increases In Bohemia,
Several hundred places are now affected.
Agriculture in many places Is at a stand
still, draught cattle being locked up when.
ever the disease occurs.
A Rome dispatch says: Cardinal Nina,
Papal Secretary oiState, has received an i'm.
portantdispatch from Bismarck. The diff.
culties preventing an understanding with
Germany are probably ended. Several
ecclesiast:cs, who separated from the
Church because OF the proclamation Of
have secretly submitted TO the
rope, and more are expected to follow
their example.
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llnnndInn GoYernment.

OTTAWA, 0ST, April 9.-FA0 I.ettelicr
matter still continues to be the aIl.ahsorb'
ing topic OF discussion. The French mem.
bers are not at all satisfied to wait for the
Priyy Councils decision, and French pa
pers are quite violent in their language,
Should the Privy Council refuse 10 sang
ton Lettelier's dismissal, the grayest crisi.
Is feared, and the independence OF Canada
Is eyOn talked OF. The French members
refusal to attend the dinner at Ridear
Hall, and neglecting to sOnl an apology
Is very severely commented upon, AT
kinds Of rumors are ahoat as TO their in
tentlops, The Conservatives think tia
Sir John Macdonald should have tenderet
his resignation when the Marquis declined
10 accept his advice. 8
Mr.. Tillinghast, OF the New York Cen
trail and Mr.. Muir, OF the Canada Southern
Railroads, are here to interview the Minis
tor Of Public Works in regard to tunnelinl
the Detroit river.
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TURKEY.


CoSsrANrrSoPLE, April 5.-In a Council
Of Ministers the Grand vi4ier Kherodden
Pasha protested against the Sultan pro.
posal to banish, without trial, number
Of persons suspected OF plotting against
the Sultan.
The Grand vlzler has begun negotia.
tions for tho conversion Of the Ottoman
debts contracted In England and France.
The basis OF the scheme Is an assignment
to each country Of share In the customs
revenue, TO he collected under the control
OF English and French delegates.
TlaNovA, April 5.-The Assembly, has
resolved that Sophia be the capital Of the
Principally, but the coronation Of The
Prince will be held here,
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THE ZULU WAR.
SURRENDER OF cErYwAYo's BROTHER, WITH
800 WARRIORS.

SVO WARRIORS,
CARE Town, March 1S.-Oham, Getty.
wayo's brother, with his eldest son and
three hundred warriors, surrendered un-
ConditiOnally on the I'd Of March, and are
now in Col. Woods camp. 0ham is sup.
posed to be an aspirant for Cetywayo's
throne.
There has been no important military
movement against the Zulus. Ekowe is
still surrounded. The road leading thither
is being defended by a large force Of Zulus.
The relieving force under Colonel Law
is still out over the 'Lugela river. It con.
ststs OF three companies each OF the Sd and
SSth regiments and portion OF the Naval
brigade Of iron clad Shah. The 5Oth leRi.
ment has landed at Durham from Ceylon
and is now marching to Join Col. Law.
Latest intelligence from Ekowe is that the
garrison are well but their provisions are
running short.
Cetywayois reported to be organizing a
large army at Roal Kraal. Ninty-one
Highlanders arrived at Durham the 10th
OF March. A battalion OF 90 rifles were at
Cape Town the 10Th of March, and bat
terry OF artillery were at Simons Bay the
18th of March. Sir Bartle Freere has
goneto Pretoria.
Two forts on the border OF Chief socon-
ecis, country have been vacated by the
British,
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bill shall many way limit the right or powe
OF civil officers Of the Government to keel
tho peace ut the polls at such times as ar
prescribed for the election o. members o
Congress. Rejected-yeas III, nays 1876.
Mr.. Conger moved to substitute for Sec
tion 9th the following: "That Sections
POOP and 562S Of the Revised Statutes bt
and the same arc hereby repealed" Re
jected-yeas 100, nays 1856.
Mr.. Caswell moved TO strike out q por,
ton OF the section providing for penalties
Rejected,
fhelast vote taken in committee was on
q motion to strike out the sixth section,
which was defeated by vote Of l22 yeas
to 1S5 nays. The cOmmitteethen rose and
the bill was reported 10 the House. The
Republicans offered no iactious opposition
TO It's passage, and In q few minutes II was
passed by vote OF l4S to l22.
AS was expected, all who had participat-
cd In the regular Democratic caucuses vot.
cd aye, and oil straight Republicans voted
no, Those who have acted with the Green.
back party voted as follows: Messrs. De
La Matyr OF Indiana, Ford Of Missouri,
Gellette OF Iowa, Jones sof Texas Ladd OF
Maine, Lowe OF Alabama, MurCh OF
Maine, Stevenson OF Illinois, Weaver OF
Iowa, and Wright and Yocum OF Pennsyl.
vania, voted for the bill; Messrs. Barlow
Of Vermont, Forsythe OF illinois, and Kel.
Ter OF Pennsylvania voted against 1t. Mr..
Russell, OF North Carolina, was paired,
but It was announced that he would have
voted for it.
AS soon as the result was announced,
Clymer moved to adjourn until Tuesday,
his object being to cut out the call OF States
on Monday, as was done last week to pre-.
vent the introduction Of bills. The motion
was carried by a vote Of 154 to 100, the lat
ter representing that portion Of the House
who want to go into general legislation.
They have been defeated again, but their
strength has increased since last Saturday,
when they did not have enough to call the
yeas and nays, even.
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deduclble from the promises. The other
text Is from the Acts xvii, II. Passing
over the very dubious reading OF the
Protestant Bible, the question again re-.
ours. II the Bereans, or any others were
right, as undoubtedly they were, In OK.
amining with care the credentials Of those
who presented themselves to them as
teachers sent from God, does Il
thence follow that they or any
Disciples had still the right to
subject the doctrines preached 10 them to
q private examination before accepting
them? Convinced that St. Paul was sent
by God, were they still free to call his
preaching into question: Let him an.
swer. Gal. | s. We say TO all seeking
tho "DiVine Teacher" examine the
Bible, discuss the subject with the light Of
reason, satisfy yourselves first that there
Is in the world q Divine witness and
teacher Of religion; you cannot come into
tho church until you are perfectly con.
vinCed that tho church Is that divincly ap.
pointed and diyinely guided teacher.
But once satisfied Of the authority OF the
church TO teach you the truth, then you
are no longer free TO question her word
any mole than you would have been in
our SayiOurs day, to question the truth Of
any doctrine preached by Him, once you
known Him as the Divine Teacher.
Second. In previous lectures 1t has been
shown that Christ organized church for
the express purpose OF teaching all men
the truths OF divine revelation; and we
are willing to test the claims OF the Cath.
olic Church to be that divinely appointed
teacher, by the marks applied to the
Church in the Nicene Greed, which dates
from the First General Council In the year
S25: ~ believe in the One, Holy, Catholic
and ApoSiolic Church." These marks were
successively examined, and declared to
belong In principle and, in fact, to the Ro.
man Catholic Church alone. She alone
holds principle which necessarily pro.
duces oneness OF faith;-d living authority
TO tr.tch all nlAst submit; and she alone Is |
one in faith, as well as in worship and
government. She too breaches holiness as
an essential characteristic OF Christ's
Church; whilst Professionalism can find
no Justification for its very existence,
except by teaching that the whole Church |
may become-because rs a fact it has be- |
come totally corrupt and wicked. The |
third mark is the very name by which the |
true church has always been known.
christian is my name, Catholic Is my
surname, said St. Parian in the 9th CEN
tury. That church is now known us the
Catholic church? All Pagan nations ever
converted, have been converted by her;
for to the true church alone was it said:
go, teach all nations" This church also
traces back her origin, her office and min
isterial power to Christ and His Apostles.
This unbroken succession can bee asily
followed in the line of Supreme Pastors
from Pope Leo XIII back to st. Peter.
To her then in her teaching capacity, have
been said those words Of the Divine
Founder: "Ie that believeth, shall be
saved; he that believeth not, shall be con-
demned.n y
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lkt gnteIGgsnftr
yo.. >, and n Fourteenth street,
..,n0u.pnrc Democratic Paper
ibA Again,

mai "NtHN"" -.
I'll. latest We have seen from t,,n tha
,yi.as,.nore ~. Democratic paper the oka
,a, ,,,pIIs Siis S,so, is the following L,
Daa, a Sor S, ii. hoa passing tit i was tha
'gnE" S',I i'% narty should breathe q tina
he Haut"' n, C"nIcleratc President as III
I,% A. i" carcass was borne from the eeha.'
TT&,Ssber Ts Of the States I mon ,,,,.o 0rI
'h@"fT i'f ,rne, il was peculiarly proper
gana s'a s.S'avII late Jefferson Davis with q
Jsa,hIess hate ,orc liz and crime
ii, snngonr country INTO war
Il, Il murdered " three hundred thousand
.r.Dt Sonthrons, like the common cut
'atgT" g, ,,ye ,1r' our homes to the torch, like
A.. rommon incendiary that 1t was. r.
". IL t' pIWndcrcl our pockets and golfers,
ct, y IT. common thief TINT it was.
'IS II, ". .cHt lis Jail birds to lord over u.s.
"A imprisoucd the purest patriots oi
he . Sonh, like the common tyrant that II
G Il, ,o,rpp,el a whole generation, like
IL, ,Sommon pmp that it was.
'ay aseiraiiy. sH with bloody hands and pock-
a, bJoinr with stolen moneys, It fell be-
~. V ,5s wrath Of IN. indignant and out
,i n,ei peoplcood.
'4 tBnt its malignant spirit was strong in
j.,i6 and while the rattle was sounding
i ~ i,s ,Jlmy throat it managed to utter q
E,oueII Iiss at our illustrious Chieitain.
Slcl this fact be torgetIess.
III contributes one more shining leaf to
IL. .plenIid laurel crown Of glory that cir
.s,Ee brow Of our grand old Confeder.
.,sPrsiicnt. Itintensities the immortal
Sra and honor Tor our second Washing.
tn"
Some body says that fellow who used
h live over in Monroe county, Ohio,
yt,e, these things, and that no account
boai therefore be taken OF them. That
n,y be but the individual referred to has
an EDITORIAL partner who, as he proclaims,
VISA gallant Confederate Colonel during
hevsr, and worse than that he seems to
have a constituency, for he says that the
demand is great for his paper. AS the
Cincinnati Commercial well observes, he
Ioulia't write il he did not reflect the
sentiments of the community in which he
lves. II he should write in opposition to
Jeff Davis in the same slashing. style, he
hsEoald speedily be soothed by the ap-
plication OF u shotgun.
When we find Confederate brigadiers
in Congress like Blackburn, Of Kentucky,
announcing that
ave propose to celebrate our return to
power By wiping from the statute those
degrading restrictions Of freemen.
We do not propose to stop until we have
stricken the last vestige OF your war
measures from the statute book"
We do not think it worth while to in
iyilualile the editorials OF the Okalona
Slm. ltis only too evident that they rep.
resent large public sentiment.
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New York, April a. Columbia College
sports are here tonight In Gilmore's Gar,
den, with G,O0o spectators. Harvard, Co,
lumbla and the University OF Pennsyl.
yania sent representatives, and numerous
athletic clubs competed. The oddesl
event of tho season was seyenty.five.
yard running race, open only 10 collccians
Horace Lee, Of the University Of Pennsyl.
yania; Davis Provost, Of Columbia, and
Evart Wendull, Of Harvard, were the con,
testants. Lee won by q foot, WpndalI
second. Time, Z 3.6 seconds,
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BALTIMORE, April 5..Flour-stcady and
steady; No. . Pennsylvania red 81 1SXa @
! 1871; No. western winter red. Snot onT
April, 81 l29Eal l27I; May 81 l35faI I3T
Corn-Western casicr western mixed snot
and April 4S9SaiSAc; May 4SXa4Ic: lime
4Ihc: steamer Ale 0ats-Unchanged. Ryc,
Hay, Provisions and Butter-UnchangSd
Eggs7,Scarcc, active and higher at lSai$yIc,
petroleum-Dnll andunchangcd, Coffee and
Observation-Disclosures '''''
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April 6.-Cotton-steady at
lOSc. Nour-Qulct but unchanged. Wheat
Firm at 81 05a1 0S. Corn-in GOOD la.
mand at S7aSSc. oats-Dull at 2OaS3c. RIVE
Quiet and steady at 56Xc. Barey-steaiIv
at Csc choice held at 81 %. Pork-iFeld firm.
" 9t SO 6oalo76 Larl-steady; current
make at 80 S0aG S2lE; prime steam held on tic
market Bulk Meats-Nrm ut S. O5a4 ion
2 S,, ~ Bacon-Quiet and firm at 4]Sa59Ga5sSc,
HWhiskyooste9dy o and In fair demand at 81 o..
b1ntter-steady ard unchanged. Linseed OH
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.

A slight shock of earthquake was felt at
Cadiz on Friday.
President Grevy has signed another list
ot pardons OF Communists.
Heinrich Wilhelm Dove, German met
eorologtst and writer, Is dead.
Bismarck intends 70 impose extra dues
upon ships carrying foreign flags.
The French Senate has adjourned until
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Attempted suicide Up at well.yllIo,:

WELlsyILLE, o., April 5.-Mrs. Frank
Lynch, residing at the National Hotel In
this place, made desperate attempt tc
commit suicide this evening by hanging
herself. Had not the landlady appeared
she would have been successful. Asst is
tho case Is q critical ono from strangula.
ton. She is the vile OF Frank Lynch
who threw his child over the AlleghanN
bridge at Pittsburgh some months ago
ana who now is dong time in the Peni
tentiary for his ohild's murder. Mrs
Lynch reason was that sheis tired OF liz
ing and trouble, a.....I..
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ITALY.
GARIBALDr IN HOME.

LONDON, April 5.-Dispatches from
Rome, giving accounts Of the reception Of
General Garibaldi on his arrival there to-
day, state that curious Coldness on the
part OF the populace who were at the sta
tlon,, was observable. These were the
usual cries OF welcome, and some exclama-
tlons in favor Of q Republic, which the
gntS darmes affected not to notice, but the
populace were, forthe most part, apathetic.
He is in wretched health, and looks more
like a dead than live man. He was un-
able to walk, and was lifted from the rail-
way carriage on stretcher, on which he
was carried to vehicle waiting for him.
The object OF his visit to Rome has not
yet been authoritatively stated.
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DAYTON, O., April C.-The man who
gave his name as Jacob Gayler, died at the
hospital ia this city this morning from
the effects OF wounds inflicted on himself,
G9yler was on his way TO CINCINNATI in a
railway car, Friday night, when he at:
tempted to commit suicide by stabing him.
self four times with pocket knife,
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Toledo,

ToIEDo, April 5.-wheat- Quiet aud firm.
No. white Michigan s. O3II; amber Michi.
gan, spot 81 05l1; May 81 ok; No. 2 amber
8N No. 2red winter April$l cox; NAV
MyIAi ne June 81 0SM western amber 81 or:
amber t, dd Illinois 81 l9X. Corn-Quiet: high
Ses NAV SG Eo,6S9:i NO. ,s sP9t SSIc April Ss1le
q 21IIa2794ci white 2SC; Michigan 97jEc. w. =
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A NATIONAL EMlIIoRATIoy socIrry
Negro flight from Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, April 5.-A call has been
issued by many colored clergymen, teach
ers and social directors Of the colorcd peo
pie of this State for Convention TO meet
at New Orleans, April II, to consider the
condition OF their race in Louisiana. They
1--WE regard with grave apprehension
the wrongs and outrages from which so
many OF our people suffer to-day, and the
alarm which has influenced them to a
general exodus from North Louisiana and
the turbulent parishes in the State"
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BOyton Reaches the MIssIssIp ppi.
CAIRO, ILL, April 5.-Paul Boyton ar.
rived at the mouth of the Ohio at P.M.


The marks at the landing last evening
indicated II feet, and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
The Katie Stockdale passed up Yesterday
for Pittsburgh, and is due down this even.
ing for Cincinnati.
The Ragon will be to-day's packet for
The 0'Neal will be tomorrow mornings
packet for Pittsburgh.
The Alice was due from Pittsburgh last
evening en- route for st. Louis.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati 10.
day.
As the Andes was getting ready to back
out from the wharf last night she broke the
tollower'head of her larboard engine and
was compelled to abandon her trip. with
commendable promptness Captain Muhle.
man chartered the side-wheel steamer Ben
Franklin, and in an hour after the accident
had happened had the Franklin alon tside
the Andes, transferring the freight. The
Franklin got away for Wheeling before
midnight: Captain Ed. Muhleman was in
command, as Captain Charles Muhleman
remains, here to look after the repairs to
the Andes. In consequence OF the Andes
having to lose a trip she she will probably
be taken out on the docks to repair some
damages received the last trip Cincinnati
Enquirer,
IBy Telegraph
MEMPHIS, April 6.-River falling. Wealth.
or threatening.
LogIsyl1LE, April e.-Riyer falling, IL
leet Lunches in canal. Raining.
CAIRO, April 0.-Riyer 80 feet . inches
ana rising Weather rainy. Thermome.
1, s.; s.. LOUIS, April G.-Riyer s! feet and
falling. Heavy shower this evening with
e GGlNc1SNAT!, April s.-River 20 feet and
falling last. Weather clear and cool. Ar
riyed-Buckeye State, Pittsburgh; Rober
Mitchell and Guiding Star, New Orleans,
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EGYPT.


ALEXANDRIA, April l6.-On the day after
the battle between the Egyptians and
Arabs, tho latter under sulieman, Ave
thousand deserters came over to the Egyp-
han camp. The Egyptians followed the
retiring enemy, and killed ten chiefs and
two thousand more men, and were still in
pursuit at last adylees. The capture OF oil
the slave depots Is considered certain.
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osr Of the points about Diner Rakoczy
Bitter Water Is It's great concentration IN
taet it Is The strongeGt magnetism w water y
surpasses all known bitter waters. For
skin eruptions, the mlider torRs ol
scrofula, impure blood, &C., 1t is an ex'
eellent remedy. A wine-glasstul a dose.
For sale by all druggists.
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PHrLADELPHIA, April 6.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat western reS a liz "a
Rye-No business Corn-Steady; western ra r..
tected. track. 40l4tNc; do steamer 42ai99fc
Proyisions-steady Beef-MeSs Sl2 30, Mess
pork-$l0 25al0 SIX. Hams-Smoked i'm
9Hc; picked 7haShc. Lard SO 75a7 90, Bnt.
ter-Quict; New York and bradford county
Pa, extra 20a22c; Western Reserve cxtFa lin
lsc; do good TO choice 12al5c. Eggs-Firm:
western lSc. Cheese-Buyers favor; western
creamery 7a7 1c; do good 6a7c. Petroleum
Dull and unchanged. WhiSky-stcady west
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Dry Goods.

NEw YoRK, April 5-Tle cold weather In.
checked the jobbing trade. but bnsnoSs cna ,,,,a
tnues fair with tho cotton goods commisSI"n COMM sion
houses Cotton goods very firm and mnUv
makes Of brown and bleached goods IenjmS %
eorset jeans, bags, &c, slightly advanced
rrints In moderate demand. Gipghalns Tnict
Mems woolens dull s'''''''' I"ict'
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E,eet,on Il Michigan.

CHICAGO, April 5.-on Monday next the
people Of Michigan will vote for Judge oi
the State Supreme Court and two Regents
OF the State University. The issue turns
almost wholly upon the support Of the
soft money question, or the successful es'
tabllshmelt Of specie resumption.
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RoME, April 5.-The Chamber OF Depu-
ties by vote Of 2SS to 81, adopted the or
ger OF the day, expressing the :opinion on
the conduct Of the Government with re-
gard to the disturbances at Milan and
elsewhere, though Premier Depretis de.
clared the Government could not consider
that such neutral course at all strength
ened Its position.
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I.ouIsIann Stnte Intterx.

New ORLEANS, 9 April 5.-Judge Billings,
Of the U. s. District Court, issued, to-day,
q sweeping injunction prohibiting inter.
ference by the State or municipal authori.
ties with the Louisiana State Lottery, its
agents or managers.
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, cncrSSAr, April 5.-Ho0s-steodv and
tirmi common g 9Oa3 IS; light Is EOas SO:
heayy - IOaS %; selects S. 0ja4 10. Re.
eeips 02s head Shlpments 575 head.
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Chicago.

oHIcAeo, April 5.-Flour-steady and un.
changed. Wheat-Dull and lower No .
Chicago spring fresh 02c regular; SOS<c casb:
9i2sa94 Nc April; 059Ga95 IGc May; No. 5 do
S0c; rejected 6Sc Corn-Dull and prices n
shade lower; fresh s4%c regular; 81 sEc cash !:
SoAc May; S69Ec June. Oats Quiet and
weak; q &c cash 257<c May: 2Gc June. Rive
and Barlcy-Stealy and unchanged, Pork
Dull and unchanged at $40 S714alO 40 NAV.
lard-Dull and prices shade lower at so Is
a6 S7H cash: 80 40aG 42H May; Sc AK
az 90 June. Bulk Meats-Higher at So S0a
5.0Oa5 Is. Whisky-At $lOi,
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ELIZABETH, n. ]. April 5.-The New
Jersey State Rifle Association decided to
open their range April Is. The opening
match will be open to all comers at three
hundred yards, the prize being Brinton
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SUPERINTENDENT 6. 8. Speed, Citizens
Passenger Railroad Company, baltimore,
says, concerning KelleF's Roman Lini.
ment: Its results haye been rapid and
satisfactory" d .
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AntRlda

HAMEsPoRT, Nj, April 5.-John Cullen,
q commission merchant OF Philadelphia,
committed suicide by hanging at his
residence here to-day.
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PITrSBUReH, April 5.-PErRoLEuu-ouIc,.
crude 81 00% at Parker's for shipment; rein.
ed 0Hc for Philadelphia delivery. 'S''''
so1I oA1INfwERP, April 5.-PETRoLEUM-Reflncd
22Ac. "'A