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A Medicine Chest for 81 Cents.


Perhaps no one medicine is so universally
required by everybody rs good Cathart,c
SWAYEEs Tan 4Xb sARSAPiRILLA Pun are p ira
pared expressly to meet this necessity, beinr
composed OF purely vegetable ingredients, Ol
which Podophyllin or Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar, sarapayilIa, Yellow Dock and other con,
centrated Juices enter largely Into their com.
position; tie whole strength OF which Is OK,
tracted on ap entirely new principle. Thoy
are mild In their operation, produce no grip
ing, and ore tpllyR valuable Turgatlve, aperi.
emit anti'bilious and Cathartic medicine, They
stimulate the liver to healthy action, cleanse
tue stomach and bowels OF all impurities,
Curing sick and nervous headache, dyspepSja
or indigestion, bilious, or intermittent remit.
tent and cOngestive fevers, languor, LEoRsl:
neS, aching pains IN Tho back, head, sl!ght
clElla viii nilSlies OF heat, female Irregular.
ties, and for bilious and cOStiye habit, no
medicine 3 so prompt and eiiectual as On,
SwAYNE's TAR AND SARsArARILLA PrLla. II
your druggist or storekeeper has not got them,
or Will pot nFQpNFe tIlpm fur YOU, we will
forward them by mall on tcocipt of pTice, ttn
currency OF postage stamps, % cents box, OF
I'VE boxes tor d., Address letters, Dr. swayne
4 son, No. $50 North Sixth Street, Philadel.
pHtA. MWRkW
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IloG. a. II. sFgnIsSs, tho great States.
man OF the South, says: ~ have used
D!urangs Rheumatic Remedy for Rheuma-
tism with great benefit" It Is a positive
cure. Send for circular to Helphenstine
4 Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. c.;
or ask your druggist for 1t, d&w
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RRySIoS OF THE BLUE AND THE Cray
Captain ], B. Lukeas, of the Mathews
Light Guards, has received the following
communication, which explains itself:
HEADQUARTERS .lO
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS NATL REUNION,
CANBRnD0E, o., Feb. II, 1870.
Captain !, " Aikns, IFheeling, IIta. Fir
ginia:
DEAR SIR;-L anu directed by the Execu.
tive Committe Of the Soldiers and Sailors
National Reunion, to inform you that tile
Sixth Animal Encampment will DO held al
Cambridge, O., August 10Th, 9th, 2Sth and
Goth, 1879, and you arc respectfully invited
10 honor the occasion with your presence.
We expect to make this the greatest Re.
unian OF the blue and Gray eyer held upon
the Continent, ! do not knowthat You
nrc connected with the Mathews Guards;
II SO, we would be delighted to have them
attend, and hope You will contribute 10
this result, II YOU are not attached 10 Il,
please be SO kind as 10 inform nc who to
address.
Hoping to have an early and favorable
report from you, / have the honor to be
your obcdicht servant.
W. II. II. AIcILYAR,
Secretary
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, February l4-l a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colder,
clear or partly cloudy weather, winds
mostly from north to west, and in the
eastern portions rising barometer.
For Lower Lakes, northwest to south
west winds. partly cloudy weather and
possibly areas Of light snow, with rising
barometer during part OF the div.
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WnES you need a good family nil, take
our advice and get McLaiuI V'tgeid6Is ca.
MGtic, Us It'll whole medicine chest in
itself You Gun give them 10 the most
delicate person or children with perfect
safety, as they do not contain a particle Of
calomel. Be sure though that YOU got Inc
ltheeIing PM. Sold BY most drnppests.
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That "IIaIe's Honey of bloodhound and Tar
u now recognized as the great national spc.
ciIic for the cure OF coughs and all lung dis
eases, Sec, tlIRt ,Sap get "lIalOs Honey Of
Hoarh9nnd aud Tar" llage silo Clleapest)
Sold by Logan, List& Co., aud all druggists.
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Erie Canal Tolls.

ALBANY, February 1S.-The Canal Board
has fixed the tolls on west bound freight
atone.quarter mill per thousand pounds ia
the mile, and on east bound freight al
one-half mill. On Goals, iron ore and
petroleum one-quarter mill per thousand
pounds per mile cast or west will be charg,
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Musical INSTRUMENT REPAIRING of every
description on Violins, Guitars, Accord.
cons, Flutes, Band Instruments, Drums,
Banlos, Bows, &c., carefully and cheaply
done at Sheib's Music Store, under Wash.
ington Hall.
$Iianos and Organs tuned, repaired, reno
waited and re.polishel in the best manner,
aud work fully warranted.
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AsrnMA.-The torturcs and agonies en-
dured for Six years, none but those who have
Ny life was miserable. In desperation tried
Giles Linlment Iodldc Ammonia. Itgavc me
Instant reliCf, Used It internally as well a.
externally. THOMAS BRANIGAN,
1871 West 9th St., New York.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR, GILEs,
100 West Broadway, New York.
Trial bottles 25 cents.
Logan, List & Co., Agents. MwF4w
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JrsrIcE PHlLLIls..-u Homer CIino, of the
Fourth Ward, was before Justice WIN.
Phillips yesterday, upon an information
filed by Maggie Hines, who charged him
with using abusive language towards her,
and with assaulting aud beating her, on
the LIST inst. The defendant Was found
guilty and, fined s. and costs, and re,
quired TO give hond IN The sum OF SlO0
conditioned to he OF good behavior for
one year. He paid NtRe bill, gave the
bond, and was allowed to 20.
The girl also had y warrant issued Tor
James Cassiday, upon the same charge.
CaSsiday was given hearing at r. ",
when he was held in 500 10 keep The
peaes for one year.
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For restoring the natural color of the hair,
a nicer preparation Is offered in "Hair Revivi.
um." In large bottles at only 50 gents, Than
has eyer heeIl PRODUCED at SlG6. GlenHts Sui.
phur Soap q the worl.iamod Clarifcr and
beautiher Of the complexion. Sold by Logan,
List & Co., and every druppist.
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WRIST lIRoERN.- Mrs. Helen Caldwell,
living on Ohio street, between broadway
and South York, Island, slipped on the
icy pavement at tho corner OF Tenth and
Main streets, Wednesday evening, and
fell and broke one OF her wrists.
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lSTELLlGESCEn CALRSDARs.-wc still
have some Of our second lot Of large Cal
eudars for 1870 on hand, which will be fur.
nished to parties who lave not been sup.
piled on application nj the counting room
or by mail,
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FoR lame Back, Side or Chest use sHrLoH's
Porous PLASTER. Price, 25 cents. Sold by &.
Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; G. Il. Dwight
2ith and Cllnpline SITS. Laughlin Bros. 4 Go,
Wheelingi and Husbands 4 InSkip Bellalre.
MKRAeOH
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s4ss FlHE ASD AIOSgY by early resort.
ing 70 DR.. 9: MelaHes Celebrated Worm
specific or Nerpituge, as Z meyer iails In
the most obtlse cases. Only be surg Ia
read FLEMING Bros, q Wood street,
ipittsbnrgh,' on the iai'el, or sou wjllliF
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PERSONAL MRSTIOS.-Julge 0key John
son, Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals
visited our legislative halls yesterday.
Charlie Caldwell, Esq, Of Parkersbnrg,
warm personal friend Of Col. Ben. vii
son, is staying day or two in the city.
Sheriff Manley, Of Harrison county. was
in the city yesterday on business.
DR.. John W. Kelly, OF Washington, Pa,
made a professional VISIT 70. nurcity yesteri
day.
Prof. u. &. Bundy, Of Wheeling, lectures
on temperance at the Court House In st.
ClairsviIle this evening.
Mr.. James Warden, son OF the late
Jacob Warden, OF this city, died at st.
Louis OIL Wednesday last. ..s.
Among the late arrivals AT lilo MeINIrC
are: Hons. ]. N. Bennett and Henry
Brannon, Weston; Thos. Il. Smith aud
james A. Motlett, parkersburg; James X
Smith, Taylor county; j. II. Carroll, King
wood; Col. A. W. Woodward aud Judge
John Brannon, Weston; John Brown
and q. II. Brown, Belfast, ireland.
Judge Okey johnson, OF Parkersburg;
p. Hamill, OF Moundsville, and Capt. W.
/. I'nrdy, OF 9Ioundsville, registered at the
st. James yesterday.
Mr.. Thos. liorabrook, wilose serious
illness We noted yesterday, was much
worse last night, and grave doubts wore
entertained OF his recovery. Mr.. Horn.
brook had but recently partially recovered
from severe illness, and his friends were
hoping to soon ses him out again, when
he suffered relapse, and has been grad.
ually growing weaker for a week past.
His condition last night was such tint his
friends fear the worst.
Mr.. James Il. McCortncy arrived home
yesterday from visit to New Orleans
Supt, Bridges, Of the State I'sNitentiary,
was present at the anti.convct labormeet,
ing last night. He told our reporter that
he felt interested in the movement, and
wantcdtO hear what was said OIL the sub
iert
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


DETROIT, February l8.-The ovens in the
retorting rooms of Jackson's chemical
works at Jackson, exploded this morning.
entirely demolishing the building and
sealding one of the furnace men. Loss
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BELl.AIkE LocALs.-Jimmie Littlcton fell
from u grapevine swing, on tho hill
down by Cnlngall's, and broke his leg,
A child out the B, so. Il. r. wandered
into the bridge over the creek, lust be.
y0nd Schick's coal mine, and feel through
breaking an arm and several its ribs.
Some OF our citizens 90 TO st. Clairsville
this week to attend tho trial between the
County Commissioners and the contractors
who built tho stone wall along the pike nj
RoCkershouscn's. The Commissioners
claimed that the wall encroached on the
pike, was not in its correct position, and
was not well built, and they refused pay.
ment. Now the contractors have sued
them.
The City Council refuses to lot Col.
Bowen's Temperance meetings be held In
City Hall, at the price churches and
benevolent sopieties hayp Il. The meet
ings will be held in the churches.
The Presbyterian Sunday School enter.
talpment will be held Thursday evening,
February a1th, and viii be q sQrt Of sloan
exhibition" and singing, speaking, read,
ing, etc.
Rev. Mr.. Grimes lecture on his travels
in the Holy Land, ut the Presbyterian
Church, Friday evening, is for the benefit
Of the Mission Sunday School on Gravel
Hill. I,.. IT 49,
The eomMittha On poyntY.spat rpmoval
decided 10 push things enefgetlSally." "
VIM. Sherwood was fined S. and costs
for shooting across the street at Sebastian
Weimer, who insulted his wife. The man
enlerea NO complaint against Sherwood,
and ne was only lined for q violation Of
the shooting ordinance. :
The grand jury has found no lrle bill
against George Poorlnan, who was accused
Of obtaining money under false pretenscs.
R,C.F.
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Wool SHIPMENT The steamer Della
brought down Seventy.two sacks OF wool
from the StcnhenvilIc Wool House, which
were shipped Fast over the u. Il o. Rail.
road.
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onEw Jaekson,s best SWEEP Saw robaceo

FIVE thousand yards OF Lace must be
sold this week from two gents q yard up,
at srEYER BRoS'.
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ASSIGNMENT sALE.-Ten thousand dol.
lars worth Of boots and shoes must be
closed out. Strictly for cash, ut and below
cost at the shoe house Of Jerry Clemens,
No. Is Eleventh street,
Joshua Burnley. Issinller
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State Senator from Jackson county, was
called upon and made a rather rambling
and disconnected address upon lie con.
Yipt labor question, greenbackism, rail.
road mopop6Itpsl and other TOPICS not gcr.
name to tho subject, The fuilgn stated
that lie lad accepted IN invitation 10 al
tend tho meeting, and came, 10 consult
with the workingmen as 10 what ought 70
be done with the great question OF con.
vict labor. He wanted to hear theiryiews
~ ~ The proper course TO pursue, and the
meth09 70 po adopted 10 carry 1t out, He
wantcA TO learn these things, 50 he might
be prepared 70 vote imtelllgently and right
on tle9pastipp. Tho IMPORTANCE d man.
utactnrtng public opinion, Which viii
correct NIL existing abuses, was rot forth,
after which the speaker, who was sent 10
the Senate rs Il GrcenbHokGr, launched or
upon his fayorito hobby, and attempted to
show how hard money and contraction OF
the GuTrppcy had begsared tho working.
man, aud spread ruin and desolation
throughout the country. Before failing
his seat lie stated once or twice that he lad
not yet made up his mind us TO how he
Would vote on the pending bill, but he
thought that Il would bs SONG improve.
n,ent overthe present system, as tlie 6l,aSis
would not be SO severely teit By Tile work.
inglRsn. Y
Hops Martin Hlll, If ISapsgha bepAty,
and Joseph II, tllinn, OF tlah Sdeii, briefly
addressed the meeting, siieaking 10 The
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Mr., Hale moved that when the House
adiourns It adjourn to meet on Saturday.
Mr.. Wool-Does the gentleman want an
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uoI MAIN STREET.
Ghe g'stelIi1gsutsr,
oaioe !. Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenin street
New AdyertIse,ncnts,

Grand Mask Dall-GolF Light Guards
Head LOCAL.
For Rcnt-Two Dwelling Houses.
Sealed Proposals for Castings.
Sealed Proposals for Coal.
Wanted-A Woman to Cook.
Wanted-A Man to Work.
UndcrtAking-Zink 4 Morehead.
Steamer Hudson.
For Stockholders, Engine, &c.
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;, ISDlASAroLIs, February 49, Charles
Holmes, boy, was run over by the Jeffer.
sonyille train at o'clock this morning,
cutting off both Of his legs and breaking
both arms. He lived until o o'clock.
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Thequestion occurred on reconsidering
the vote by which the House refused to
take up the contested election case.
Agreed to, yeas 124, nays 10.
Mr.. Dunnell moved that tho House ad.
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THERMOMETER RgcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at scinepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
7&;N IsM. SEM 7r:H.
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TES thousand pairs Hose from i cents
palf up, at sPEYER BRos'.

VALUABLE Farm FOR sALE.-The fine
farm known as the home farm OF the NM
Alexander Campbell, situated on, the VA.
tiers OF Buffalo, adjoining the town Of Beth.
any Brooke county, will he Offered al
public sale at tho Court House in Wells.
burg, tomorrow. Tho farm Is said ia
contain 916 acres. Plats Of the land can
b! b. seen at the sherift-s office, Weiisburp
Terms OF sale, etc, set forth fully in adj.
yertiselnent which appears elsewhere In
this paper. This Is a line opportunity to
tnvesttn valuable improved real estate.
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BUFFALO, February ia boiler ex.
plosion today demolished Delaney's forge
and iron works building. Nobody hurt.
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NV srocE Of Wall Papcrs-Choiccp pat
terms from . to s cents, ut
Nos. e0l0 and 202l Main street,
JOuN RORMEIl's.
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Pianos and Organs for the holidays,
one4 octave organ atsS5.
One octave Estey organ at 500.
one stop Smith American organ at
One O stop Taylor 4 Farley organ at $50.
., One $3.50 Smith American organ at
One 9 stop Packard organ at sos.
0ne y octave melodeon at 500.
One 9 octave piano at $50.
One y octave Chickering piano at So.
I One Q octave Chickering piano at Si00.
One octave Haines' piano at 500.
One 4 octave new piano at $3.50.
Call and examine, at c. Y:Lucas' Music
Store, 1927 Market street.
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MUST be sold this week, fifty dozen Lin
en- Cuffs. Our price, 10 cents pair.
SpRYRn RcOs
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ATTENTION. sIlysrwars for Wedding
presents, just opened.
JACOB W. GRUBB, Iewsler,
Washington Hall Corner.
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THE Baltimore Postmaster, General l..
j. Tyler, recommends Keller's Roman
l,lniment IN strong terms, II hRs cured
him Of Rheumatic Pains. "
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Extra Inducements
During This Week.

% pieces Black ca,hmeres, very low.
rs pieces COlOrcl Cashmcrcs, mt bottom.
A Great Rarrain IN Black Silks
Colored Silks, to close out, ut % per cent
reduction.
A few more OF those Striped Silks at one.
half their value.
Brown aud nIeaclled AIuslins al New York
cost.
Table Linens and Towels cheaper than they
have been for 20 years.
White Spreads and Napkins at Wonderful
Bargains.
The best American Prints at . and &c per
yard.
A handsome line Of Embroilertes at your
own prices
Our entirestock marked down to gold times.
Come and look over our Goods before buy.
ing.
L. BLUM
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F9.R . sALE-TnE PAM i, !.
~ o. Adams 4 Lucas The Fus sGINV WAC
new. VIII 70 sold al very I lsS q q IN N
At t iH Store Of G. Y, Lucas. Appiy P r. III
wv
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NV srocx Of Carpcts-Good carpets
Tor 10 cents, ut JOHN RoEMER's.
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TfS thousand yards Hamburg EIgings
from cents yard up, at SpRYIE BRos.
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E0RSALE-Houses IA Il, ~
y Street and No, @ and q, AIIsvh ~ S',eEtaAt
Icld cheap Tor cash. Enquire AZ X ItHtga n
Or WM. II. HALLER, ' VI JANIS A, M;
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AFTER the school hours there seems to
be afnshs forllle valentino stands.
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&ns Sals.

E'o,lR7: B., s!A!,1E-A SECoND.T,ve,s
~ YER Printing Pre-. Ps,ss i,iAN0lI
lntalllreuhsr OillNa, ''a9a ltiit ~
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WASTED-EvERYBoDYT 10 IS
,, Ta1s tta q y,s ca have 1 all lloa, d
iSa GL1Ge1 hiiINtSS w Y XXX , nnd WV IA
srAll ,o,. ,,,,.,,., JOS. R,sAe,
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F'96IK, !, s! s;;ALE-A TwEyTy SS.S
A. re- YER 9rlIith a Wedge S,,,t, HOGS
saw MIL. Nearly rs good y t .S's9a Es,t
Sery cheap 3n elsv tSrluL Ami, ~
bRANsON, Flushing, Ohio, "'"' 70 ROlS'
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FOR sALE-FRAME ll0vSp-

Containing ave rOons over an ACT, o, mai, !,
hall mile Of city limits, near new ~, 49, ~.
caldWell's Run. Beautiful location. T NM, !.
cheap. For further particular cali ',,A. ~
the premises. "s'.aSi
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ROE, R., sALE-A FRAME H0I;SS !
LOT. House 4 new SuI eog, I'IHVSE N
1 EltschenI lAhtry, cellar aud Oal hoSs.s ~ 4
iiliMi99n I, Jefferson county, o, Nm. sl!lll
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E0R sALE-A TwO,SrORY So,c-I.
y situate on Eoti street, 6tiv.tSS@ W. RtCi
streets, c3ntalnlpg six rooms I'M IN. w Y
House VIII be sold cheap aud on nv ~ NE l,s
ian0a CHRISTIAN i'm
49, No 1lSESSIt
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DOR SALE

EoR SALE-As l EXPECT MN
~ TIRE from the hotel buslurs, b1 i,,,i ~ y
ier ale all Of the Household aud Eiit5.s I Nv
heddinE. and Bed Clothes, eObtHInsJ Il NJ n.
Home Hotel" Also, the lar PiSI S y. v Y
counter and back shelving. This / OSs q NJ NJ
Hotel stands 10 the city, and has No II n. y :
ing patronage, Good STABLES are SiiSt6ei Il, \
aeslrlng 70 enter Into the Hotel bushes I'M X !,
BY applying 10 the undersigned, A u \
-,..,, :, GEORGE SCHwARzBGyJ
ket Street. ''S'' 'St' A"a y i. y
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DOR SALE

KANSAS LANDS and ann. MI.
property that l will SeIl Al 1 I 0 oals ~
Gall and see what l have, II ye " S ~. ~.
n sPsSS Real r.i 3Gll Rss I;SBSS - \
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GONE AND Sc!

49, Az . IslI !s. = ae. aud sa. l.aa .na
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Mr.. Hale-1f the gentleman from New
York proposes not to go on with the regu.
lar appropriation bill he must take the
responsibility OF an extra session.
Mr.. Wood-Yon want an extra session
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M4fn t week. large 10. Lin
and Joseph H. Quinn, Collars pr cents close
aaareH 'hs meeting speaking me 'lhsR eat sEEER Bios
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
EUROPE ALARMED.


PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE SPREAD OF THE Plague
PROM EUssIA-CONTMCTSG REPORTS or TIE
NATURE OF THE DI>EAsE-THE BRITISH ~
SOUTH AFRICA AND ASIA.
The plague in Russia excites great unea>
ness in Europe, though tie reports con-
corning the nature of the disease and
the extent of It's ravagcs are some
what conflicting The Sanitary Conference
has concluded It's deliberations at Vienna. The
German delegate said that, If necessary, his
Government would place a cordon Of 10000
soldiers between the Empire aud the dreaded
scourge. The Zulu King h.. refused COM
pliancc with the British demands. and Cen
clal Chelmsford, NJ lat accounts, was pycpar-
ing to cross the frontier. The sultan OF Iur
KEY IS rrp0Ilcd sick.