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in the schools Of the State, on the
terms and conditions imposed In this
act, or shall fail or refuse TO exc.
cnte and file the bond REQUIRED In
section 9 oi this aGt, then II shall be
the duty OF the State superintend.
ent Of Free Schools to solicit pro.
posals from other publishers for the sup.
Fly Of other books required to complete
the list ot class hooks Tor the use OF The
schools OF the State, aud from the books
80 offered he shall select the book or books
best adapted, IN his, judgment, 10 be used
tn!the eaid schools; prOtided, that the pub.
fishers OF tho same shall agree and con.
tract to furnish said book or books upon
the same terms and conditions imposed
IN. seSdonsY ! and q Of this act,
and to eSChangethe books that may be inI
use at the time such agreement or contract
Is made for tho books selected In lieu
thereof upon such terms as may be pro.
yiled by The State Superintendent Of Free
Schools, which exchange price shall not
bO more than one.hali OF The retail price
agreed upon for such new book or books,
SIC. I. The State Superintendent OF
Free Schools shall, in all contracH made
with the publishers, require said publish.
ers to publish for the information of the
County Superintendent, Boards Of E(luca.
tion, and for general circulation, the
full schedule Of the contract prices agreed
upon, specifying the retail price to
the pupils and patrons Of the schools, and
the special wholesale priceto such lner.
chants, agents and dealers for each book
prescribed Id said schools; and each Conn-
ty Superintendent shall cause to be post
ed in each school house in his county, and
at each place where such books are sold,
the schedule of contract retail prices OF
school books, for the information Of the
general public And II shall be the duty
OF any publisher publishing books under
this act to print In letters on the outside
Of the bucks Of each book the retail price
thereof. T....-.-.f7@I -
SEC. 8. II any retail dealer engaged in
the sale Of said books, shall charge and re.
ceiye therefor a greater sum, than the re.
tail price so published, he shall be deem.
ed gniltyot niislemeanor, and on con-
vtction thereof be fined not less than ave |
dollars nor more than twenty dollars for
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all Na! """ evening 'o"''T" se''eru"y ~,
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OSnen' VI '"VD', '"V "'"'e 40 snip M,
Pfs 0l any NUMBER OF cats. 1ne
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/, .TopESA, March O.-Thc situation Of E.
L. Smith, manager of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, of this city, who is
confined in tho Capitol 10 remain there
until the adjournment Of the Legislature,
unless hs glYes 70 the Investigating Com.
mittce The kilograms sent from and re-
ceivcd at his office in regard to the late
Senatorial election, remains unchanged.
Mira Smith Is still firm in his resolve 10
hold invioIate the messages which are in.
trusted TO him, and which he considers as
sacred. IIc is b7nished from the floor oil
either branch Of The Legislature and con
fined to certain floor OF the State House
but practically he Is as much at liberty .,
any clerk who sleeps there. Accompanied
by detailed assistant Sergeant-at-Arms
,heiis allowed tpgo down town when neees
say and II 10 the Senate aud House
Whenever lie pleases.
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nutter, Evrs and chee.e N Cony.n,,,

sSs-ee~-S - s%ssNA Ss4Ne80 A1 S3uNNAAtAutAs
CHICAGO, March G.-In tho second days
session of the Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Convention, the Committee on the Presl.
don't address reported several points
worthy Of careful attention and considera.
ton by the Convention, which report wds
alter some discussion adopted. Several
delegates spoke iorcibly against what was
declared 10 be.a down right robbery blythe
Pacific Railroad in their charges for The
transmissionl OF dairy products to The
Pacific coast.
Hon. John Scott, of Iowa, Col. Baker.
Of New York, and George E. Gooch, of
Chicago, were appointed committee to
DRAFT resolutions on the Union Pacific
Railroad. An interesting discussion en-.
sued upon the question Of extending our
trade in dairy products with foreign conn-
tries, but no conclusion was reached. The
question OF transportation Of poultry and
the keeping qualities Of butter were also
|disCtissed. iti3. siiIA fiF4
In the evening Col. r. NJ. Littler was
appointed n delegate to the London, Eng.
land, Royal Agricultural exhibition next
June.
The practicability Of dairy farming in the
South was presented by Jonathan Periam,
OF Chicago. Adjourned.
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Rrntnl MnEtIer or a hoy.

plTrsBugolI, March B.-samuel Hunter,
eyed 10 years, employed as cart driver Al
The Bessemer Steel Works, near Rraddocks
.d4is iSdnd dead idstnisht and The dttend
ant circumstances indicate, that he wsi
murdered. Thirty minutes after he lef
Tho Company's stables his dead body wa
found OF; th6 6tiyerbank, bis face and body
cayerel with cuts and stabs aud his head
badly crushed, as though some blum
weapon had LOen used. John Lawler ant
Martin Murray, with whom Hunler had
Quarrel . short time ago, who tlireatene e
Inn with yehReance, have been arrestet
ON suspicion and will BIZ held to await tht
Coroner's inquest.
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Mr.. E. d. Hayes, warden Of tbs Con.
nccticut State Prison at Westerfield.
writes IA follows IN ,tba uortfora ro..,n, :.
,sp.S.Slt, - - .,s S ~ oV,,a" ,,. :
,o,,. .I,a,i..I W. 70 suomlL 70 the plolic
.ew M sn"Hgnts, v, !nr9Ngn your valuable pa
per, VI tae suolsct OF PRISON iabor. The
goSerhIing ,I,g ptlhclple OF Lhis management IS
va' tWa ! Lne PRISONER nS must earn nus hying'
We w on.'..s naSs yoo llucn sympathy WIN the
UolVs: nonest ncSnanlS IAN out1Ie, VINO mas never
Iasd i, N.i;i ine .1 ia"s Oh nis country, 70 ask
h; Y. 1.siIe we nary earned pronts ot
nls GI.ly solt 51 suppott IN iuleness MS IN
soisieFate 1 lelIoW mortal, VINO, py the com
n,lSsm S i.IIo ol ct.e; nus lorieltea ms liberty
amu .,,a. "e ,,n lnvV ptlsonahd yet thls prisoner
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sUNDRIEs BY TELEGRAPH

1t is stated that the Common Carrier
Company, now operating the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad, have rejected the form
oflicense proposed by tho Trustees,
In the us. Circuit Court yesterday al
Cleveland, Yoegler { Co., Of Baltimore
were awarded SI+,600 damages arainsI
Max Ernest for initiating their trade
mark on medicines,
Prince Labanoff, the Russian AmLassa
dor at Constantinople, has declared to tht
Porte, that Russia only wishes to saiel,
guard her rights, and not to preyeni
Turkey from concluding the loan.
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PHILADELPHIA, March G.-Flour-Demand
active; superRne e 6Oa2 76; extra s. 25aS so;
Minnesota extra family and medium to
fancy 81 6Oa6 90; high grades $5l2K; Ohio
do choice $5 26: Minnesota patent 81 OOls 90.
Rye Flour = Unchanged. Wheat Excited !;
No. western red elevator, 81 IS. Rye Light
receipts; western 5Ga671Ec COrn-GoOd de-
nand, western rejected, truck, 43ISa44c; Go
steamer, tic. Oats-QuiGt; western mixed ~
aSOCi, white western S0aS2I4c Provisions.
Mes $40 5Oall 90; prime do exlra $40 25,
Smoked 9al6c; picked 74asgIc. Lard
Western tierre 7ka79zc Butter Steady
ard unchanged Eggs-Finn; western l5c.
ChCese-Nominally unchanged. Petroleum
Weaker; refined DC; crude SNasHc. Whisky
Dull: western at$I OK.
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For Additional Telegraph Sc Fourth poge.
Doetora Gave Hin On.

SIS 1t possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by so simple a
remedy?" UU.
~ assure. YOU it Is true that he is en-.
tiIely cured, and with nothing but Hop
Bitters, and only ten days ago his doctors
gave him up and said he must die!"
"Well.a.day! II that is 80, will go this
minute and get some for my poor George.
| know hops are good"
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East LIBERrY, March 0.-CATTtr-Recelpts
to-day ESQ head Of through and "a head Of
local. Total for three DAYS I,41o head Of
through and 49O head Of local. Everything
sold out at about last weeks prices; prime
l,4O0 TO 1900 $ 0Oa5 25; fair 10 good, 1,lOO to
1900, 81 25a4 76; common, 900 to 900, So Goa
Hoos-Receipts to-day $500 head. Total
for three days 1900 head. Workers s. S5a4 10 !;
Philadelphias 81 5Oa4 rs.
sHEEP-Rcceipts to-day 400 head. Total for
three days 6,S0O head. Selling ut $ 25a5 so
for common TO extra,
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The Trunk Trasedy-MIataken identity

The Trunk TFaEedy-SIIstahen Identity.
SAS Francisco, March 6.-Fannie Nc
Conologie, whose remains It was supposed
were found in trunk at Lynn, Mass, is
in this city with her parents, residing at
Harrison and Twenty.third streets. They
arrived a few weeks ago from Boston.
McConologie says that the error as to her
whereabouts and the supposed identity Of
her remains arose from the fact that be-
fore starting for California she told a
friend that she did not intend to make a
through trip, but would return in q few
days. The Chief of Police has telegraphed
to Superintendent Adams, Of Boston, &C.
cordingly.
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CINCINNATI, March 6.-Cotton Steady Will,
fair demand Mt 9Hc. Flour-In good de-
nland and prices shade higher; family a 90
US CO. Wheat-DCmand fair and market
firm; red and white 81 GOAL O5. Corn-ln
good demand ut full prices: 35a3Gc. Oats
Steady with fair demand at 2GaS0c. Rye
Firm at 6ia55c. BArlGy-Quiet but firm; No.
2 fall at aSa91e. PorE-Dull and nominal at
$l0!0M lArd-Dull aud lower; stcanl 80 as.
Bulk Enthusiastically; So 66a3 7On4 S5t4 OOa5 90
as 0S. Bacon-Qniet and steady at 4Xa6L.a
0Ac Whisky-In good demand at 81 o.
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Linsecd OIL
Steady at CSC,
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DENMARK.
DENMARK MlLDLY INouIREs.

CoPENnAoES, March O.-The DdgJlat re.
ports that Denmark, in very moderately
wordel note, has inquired Of the Berlin
Government The meaning OF the recent
Austro-P -PrusSian Convention saying that
she does not believe 1t was intended Us
denial Of the continued existence OF the
considerations which determined Prussia
to consent TO the retrocession Of a portion
OF North Schleswig. There has been an
exchange OF views, but there Is no reason
to suppose that the relations between Ger
many and Denmark will be affected.
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Rnlnnlora.

BALTIMORE, March 6.-Flour-F Firm and
unchanged. Wheat Western firm; No. 2
Penn. red 81 l6al II; No. 3 western iwinter
red spot and March 81 l5al l5,f; April
81 l5Nal l5h; May 81 LEGAL 16E. Corn
Western quiet; western mixed, spot and
March lS3ta44c; April 441fa44s<c; May 46sGa
45Nc; stcamer4l3Ea4lAc. 0ats-Steady; Penn
sylyania 32aS3c; western white 3la39c; do
mixed 3OaSlc Ryc-Quiet at 57a5Sc. Hay
and unchanged. Butter Steady and un-
changed. Egp-Firm at l4c. Petroleum
Unchanged. Cofee-Unchanged. whisky
UNCHANGED,
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NJ pubIi,h this morning tho Senate
vbool bin as it passed the House last
,i,bt Its presumed thatthe Senate will
,Dneur in the House amendments, ang
=. NAV therefore assume that the bill will
become d law in the shape in which it ap.
tess this morning. 1t provides for q
nlca change in the purchase and supply
If school books, and its provisions affect
Wheeling and all other independent
rbool districts. Its most prominent fea.
,pr is the provision that the retail price
Of school books shall not exceed the pres
sntwhoIesalc price, ,andthat the retail price
shall lie published on the backs of said
books. and also posted up in school houses,
These provisions will effect an immense
sinsin the aggregate to the people OF
West Virginia in the matter Of expense
Er school books -an expense that has
heretofore borne very hardly on great
manypOor people,
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OIL CRY, March 6.-Market opened active
with sales at Ss9<c, declined tos7II5c, advanced
to ssKc, closing at S71<c. Shipments $1,000
barrels, Averaging $1,000. Transactions 23S,-
900 barrelA
plTrBuR9H, March 0.-PETRoLEuM-Q Quiet;
crude 81 oS% at Parker's for shipment; refined
9c for Philadelphia delivery.
LONDON, MarchG.-PETRoLEUN-ReRned 74S
a7Ac.
Il Xs1wxrr, March Refined
!. I ElyERrOOL, March o.-prrsolrr4-Reaned
sIfaSA.
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Chicago.

CHIcAso, March O. Flour Strong and
higher; spring extra $S::25at so; low grades
- 00a2 q; western patents 50 O0a6 90; Min
nesota IS 60aS 90; western extra 81 5Oa5 o.
Wheat-Actiye, firm and higher; No. . rcd
winter 81 0lX; No. 2fChiCago spring OOc casll:
96Ha96hc April; 90Ac May; No. 8 do sSc;
rejected 70hc. Con--Good demand and pri.
ces q shade higher SIC cash; SS%c April;
81 Nc May. 0ats-Actlve, firm and higher at
2Skc cash; 2Ska24c April; 2GIia965Sc May.
Rye-Qulet aud unchanged Ut 46Kc. Barley
Quiet but firm at 7Oa79t. Flax Seed
tied and lower; active Rt 50 so casl; 50 SSa
Q SIX April; 81 05ay OK May. Lard. Fair Dc.
mand at lower rates; 5000 cash; SGO2X April:
20 o. Ha8 70 May. Bulk Meats Good dc.
mand but at lower rates at S5sa4jEaFc.
Dressed Hogs-Irregular at $io5a4 SO. Whis.
ky-Qulet at 81 OI.
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ga 1sinple. pure, harmless remedy, that
cures every lima, and prevents disease by
keeping tbs blood pure, stomaeh regular,
kidneys. and liver alLiye, u the greatest
blessing tyet conferred upon man. Hop
Biuers Is that remedy, and its proprIetors
are being blessed bythousands who have
been saved and cured by It, WIN sou Try
II? Sec other column.
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topeka, KS, March 6.-In the case Of
the application Of Z, L. Smith, Manager
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany's Office in this city, 70 a rehearinp
10 allow lin to show cause why he should
be reloased, and which application was re,
lerred to IN investigating COMMITTEES oi
tho llouse, no report has been made and
he ID still in durance vile. Theinves,icat,
ing Committee Is being severely censnred
for refusing to make areport OF some kind
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CncAeo, March 0.-The DroyeEs' Journal
reports:
foGs-Reeeipts $4,000 head; shipments g.
900 head, Market dull and 6al0c lower:
choice tayy s. 16a4 so; mixed S. 09a3 90
light $37 0a3 IS.
CArrLE-Receipts 5000 head; shipments q
coo head. Market active and unchanged.
Shipping a 2Oa5 l5; butchers steers 81 7Oa
aS "; cows $2 SOa3 50; stockers 81 GOa37O;
feeders 81 Coat 10.
sHEEr-Receipts 2,5OO head; shipments l..
500. Market slow and tending lower at s. s0a
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RUSSIA.
rAKooB KAHN AHEAD.

Sr. pErRR5nuRa, March ca telegram
from Tashkend, states that after the death
OF Shere Ali, bloody conflict broke out
among the followers Of the various pre-.
tenders to the Afghan throne and partl.
sans Of Yakoob Kahn, the latter being
victorious. It was reported that Yakoob
Kahn, and two other pretenders have
taken refuge ut Herat.
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iiii,GeHlsionoFTralns.

AFuAI,,8 v, March, s.-A special train
ot English goods from Halifax, eolltded
viii thseQsehec express, SsOaie miles
south Of this station this morning. The
engines 81 both trains sSnd cars were bad,
" wrecked. Drives McTead was killed
and Conductor Cameron fatally injured
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r., much talked Of constitutional
..,.,Jmcnt, 'sG providing a new judicial
'a," ,',n tor Wet Virginia, passed the two
!.,'... g,. Of the Legislature yesterday. aud
!, n'a a,in,cJ in full in our columns this
l,,tnins. It is an important document
.nd p,, should he carefully read. }
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CEAR AMI CzARowlTCH.

LONDON, March Especial dispatches
from Berlin mention various rumor oi
discussions between the CEar and CEaro.
witch. The Vienna TdgbldH even pub.
llshes q sensational story that the Csaro.
witch has been charged with subversiye
political tendencies and forbidden TO quit
the Palace.
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r,,prwrre Indications up at the Capi:
.,.s, pi.ht that the project for u NEW
". D.mocratic organ in this city is rapidly
,,Ejor SHAPE. The programme is to buy
~, @, ,6c E~nay Nmtnnl and run It rs a
.,non w, purc and true blue Democratic
S.r,n ',,.Y The price askei is said 10 be
s0n, The leading spirits in the move.
~.nt are said to he Hon. W. L. Hearne,
.,Iioy. ,,, Jacob, !, II. Good, and E. G. Cra-
s,,t. ~ The change in the paper will, It
!, said, take place ut an early day.
!. ,be meantime We observe that Baker is
larinr up all the stock Of the Register that
Sscin inl lying around loose, to the end
,h,,be may be abundantly fortified for the
.n,e,, when it comes, between himself
,nI,bo lialIcctcd brethren who are after
him % sharply,
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NEw YoRE, March 8.-Cotton market con.
tinues fairly active, and prices firm on all sta
pic makes. Allentale wide slieetings are ad.
yancCd; Prints continue quiet and gnghams
Mems wOolens quiet, and Kentucky Jeans
sluggish. Foreign goods In irregular demand.
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Toledo

ToLEpo, March O.--Whcat-Weak; amber
Michigan apot s. O7lf; seller March Sl08X;
seller April 81 0sA; No. 2 ! ed Wabash seller
March 81 OSH seller April 81 09K seller May
81 ~. CoFn'-Dull; No. 2 seller May SSLo.
oats-7N9mlnal. Dressed Hogs-QGiet; all
weights S5 90
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, March G.-The list Of Cardinals
to be created Ut the next Consistory in.
clndes DR.. Hergenoker, Professor Of Ec-
clesiastical History at Wierzburg; Dr.
Newman, Archbishop Of Poictiers, Papal
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ST. LouIH, March e,.-Hogs --Firmer; York.
ers and Baltimores $ 7OaS Ss5; packing sS Goa
$50; Bostons g S0l4 10; buichers' d fancy
heavy A0oal 25. Receipts 6.0O0 head; ship
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TURKEY.


CoXsTASrISoPLE, March G.-The Porte
has sent circular to the Powers declaring
that the delay In the negotiations relative
10 the Greek frontier Is attributable TO the
accommodating attitude OF Greece,
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FRoA WASHINGTON. S.-Samuel D. Mackey
iorelnqn No. Truck Co., asserts that his
men arp always speedilY relieved and
'ailre1 by using Kelfer's Roman I.inimenI
on cuts, bruises, sores, ety. which occur al
every Gre, Y '"
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New Yohk, March G.-Cotton-Q Quiet but
steady at 9&c. FlUur-Quipt superine west.
ern and State $ 6OaS a.; common to good
y S0a3 90 good to choice s. 9Sa4 so; white
wheat extra "a 66a5 q; extra Ohio s. T5a
8 90; St. Louis g s0a5 IS; Minnesota patent
70 00aS &. Wheat-In fair demand rejected
spring SSasl 9ISci No. 8 spring 9OaO0c; No. 2
do 81 DIAL Os uugradcd do S0aO0; unRraded
winter rcd 81 06al Is; No, 8 do 81 i2al IS; No.
2 do 81 l6I[al l09{; ungaded amber 81 pa
I Is; No. 2amber 81 i6a1 10; ungFadVd white
81 y; No. 2 do 81 .l2al l2IS; Ma 1 do sales
5000 bushels a. 81 lSal ll5f. Rye-Quict
but steady; western 6Oa6SC Barley-Dull;
common western 45c. Malt dull and nominal.
Corn-Active and . shade higher; ungraled
46al6ltc; No. 8, &c; steamer l5GiSI<c; No. 9,
45Na48c; old do 46a40Ilc; yellow western 4Oa
46Hc. 0ats-Steady; No. ) white 3SI1c; No,
2 do 81 34Ifa35c; No. / white 30I4c; mixed west.
ern 50 JiaSi Nc; white western 81 IHa3Oc. Hay
-EominRlly unchanged. Hops-Quiet ant
steady. C0tfee-Quiet and unchanged. Sugar
Dull and unchanged; fair to good refining,
eaSa8asc, Molasses-Qulet and unchanged.
Rlca-Steady. Petroleum-Quiet and un-
changed. WhiSkY-Dull at 81 07.
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AGIgautic Railroad Fraud LoomIur U,

AGIgantIc Railroad Fraud Looming Up.
iBosroS, March6.-What appears TO be a
gigantic fraud has just come to light. The
Mystic Valley Railroad Company was
organized some time since to build mar.
row guage road from Boston, to connect
the towns lying along the Mystic Valley,
to the north of the city, but about eleven
miles OF the road has been built SO far, and
this was charged at S2S,00O per mile on
the books OF the corporation, though Il
was known that the expenditures for every
purpose had not exceeded 100000, This
led to- an examination by the Railroad
Commissioners, and as a result, they have
called upon the Attorney General 10 take
action in the matter. In o letter 10 him
they state that an examination OF the
books Of the company, shows an apparent
discrepancy between the amounts receiy.
ed and paid out OF $S5,0OO. They believe
that many OF the subscriptions we're
fraudulent, for the purpose OF yictimixing
other innocent subscribers.
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rwo uuSnREp uuorsAsD ACRES ploupEp,
PEsyI, March 0,-Ths Thesis river Is
still rising, and 100000 acres Of land will
be submerged. Many dams have burst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-07
Pish by the Milton.

WINDSOR, oSr., March6 6.-Fish hatchery
at Petil Cote will shortly turn out twelve
millions Of young white fish, the greater
proportion OF which will be deposited in
the Detroit river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-07
DIED,

lsi0. ISAAC l4HDr JoSEs Lite q iii" so1ty, iSeiSi
ln,ermsut a, Stone Church Cemetery a, o'clock P.
~. to-day. Carriages will ItAyc ost. JSmes Hotel
at u o'clock.
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A Sort OF Arrears or Pension. mn.

PARIS, March 6. Louis Blanc and
Clemenceau and other radical deputies
have submitted proposal for indemnify.
ing the victims ofthe coup de- tat Of 1872.
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We learn that Or. Cochran, who pur.
chased the beautiful residence OIL Charles
street, formerly the property Of the late
DR.. Moore, will remove to Wellsburg, and
togctheF.xith his daughter and on;in-law,
W. PACampbellj occupy the same. The
latter gentleman, We understand, will
practice law here.- IPeils6uFg Nelus.