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Annstnents.


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Monday March TO- Lolcngrn Nine Eielka Gcrster
r9d Sc camG9niqi Tgesiay March 4 So1Ss d! Figaro
March Y, runtant Friday. March u. production OF
Tho Xcadcmy box oace open daily from en4
DARK THEATRE. Broadway and 22d st
HENRY ABBEY .............. Lessee and Manager
Eyers Evening a, and Saturday Mainc e S,a ZEN
W 5 Gilbcrts Original Burlesque Comedy
ENGAGED
:..................... .....................
Characters nv the REGULAR COMEDY COMPANY
Matinee r.cesA mi,on soc rsssTyea seats Soc
EIrTn AVENUE THEATRE
Positively the Last Two NIGHTS. and
Last N fRlSf ,o@IssYYow @ItRYy "A
and ii NJ $ PiNAFoRE.
Matinee Prices Admission. SOC. reserved seats. 81.
ny STEELE NAcKAYE.
I YCEUM THEATRE.
TWO COMIC OPERAS EVERY EVENING.
Nm s PrNAFoRE.
MssMGRiE HARVEY tspeelsly agcdl. Mise. Louise
J. Graa e Dunkan 4. castor, and VIM; HAYDEN lila
Box office now open Popular Prices
THEATEEE C sScsg;Ssu I'm u,r 81 BROADWAY
In The greatest connie play ever put before the public
written by Edward Harrigsn,.
NULLIGAN GUARD
complete bill Of Vaudeville specialtes by artists Of
NtTlSEEs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Gan FRANCISCO MINsTRELs,
"' ''Er s HIn srow the oOFs'que
WIN ' HsS FR&%G ''s go M nSS E2ffy BY tho
'ps' Of i EpwS FReS S ' se Great pAp
seats secured. Matinee saturday. at2
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
- Sole Lessee aud Manager ....-. Nj A. ". PALMER
THE BRSEERs 6RUGHrkR.
will q E} TIS2 x ~ i4' II l. "0a'"
ami at the regular
SATURDAY MGfiNEEs at 10 minutes before
Gro. vANDENuOFF's "DICKENs's MORN
SIX sAfrR6STNsL bbfflvfSdf & NaRch 4 rrsiedy
al ro9ssy psS9o' aud p nmor q Dessns Course
NALLACK's. OPENS - BEGINS AT 4
w Every evening and saturday Matinee at 30
\ powerful bfhluh. adapted hN houclcault. tnhtled
SPELL. BOtND
Characters bv Mr.. LISTER WALLACE and the company
q B.BUNNELL'sA AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~. 2N BuwcrV. near Bcecker 4
IhE TWoHF AIDED Guild. or ST BENoIT TWINS
ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES RARE WONDERS
Orcn from 10 4 10 10 =. ". Admission. 10 cents
ELOHE THFATRE. 72s Broadway.
VI CROWDED HOUSES IMMENSE SUCCESS
DtCkiE LtNGARD
Ia tiGALE
Matinee Tomorrow. at2 VI.
GAR Society Hnps-Every saturday evening.
y Ianmany Hall, gents SOC ladies FREQ. boxes 75c.
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Miscellaneous.
4 HOME COMFORT BAKINa FowD

I HUME tOMFOHT HAKING POWDER
MANS MISSION On EARTH.-A thorough
vi medical treatise, Indicating how confirmed disshi
ucs urY he removed Tie experience of ~ vrs study
erNSun. an professional nracuce showing the agencies
that Viii insure restored mamie Od strengthened vitality
ami sound conditions VI heat that have been impaired
b., ovcriaNed powers statement of obstacles to mar.
rage ami OF the means Dos which they he removed
~ mAu 2'c currency postage stamps Address Secy
Museum ANATOMY and Science. /. li6 broadway.
ntL LAMPS iur sale. a iargain. from 100 70 2D
" Oh lamps NL burner anil shades complete; will be
sod cheap Apply at 80 NeseN
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stiitntt.

MORAL PHOTOG RAPHY.-Every mans m.
w ture disclosed Icy his hauiWritng. For Is francs
No dollars. you can obtain detailed analysis
character and capacities by sending few lines In YOUR
most natural handwriting to MME. MARrEL. In.utu.
tnco. sur saonc NArme dn hh0ne France
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Auust furnlsjrul.

Noust tuIns5nl
4 & T. BAIMANN,-IMMEN REDVC.
- ISM furniture. chrurt>. aui bedding WcoAy
ami u uflN lusAWtuts Tho largest esiAhll ,hmeut If
IT, Kind iu fhr CITY nl2 AMI al4 s nv corner ith 4
Mr Aihrit htunann formerly ui I7b Grani st. can
d. ~ lr i"urd az thus store
RAIMANN HROS. are offering great bargains nm
- uWr GARRETT, hntiur At their stores - AMI 20
hhisnu 'L fu br1unr. NrrkN AMI monthly utynputS
IMMEN>E KEDUCrION m price. Of furniture
monthly payments At
'o"fEkrlW at 4 go $. $50 and 1877 Chathamt
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA

To PHILADELPHIA
PENNsYLvANiA RAILROAD
THE oLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOTs rs PHILADELPHIA,
TWO ~ NkW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED goUIP.
MEM AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER DEC. 10. 1878
Express Trans leave New lurS. via Deshrosses ana
CoruAndt streets Ferries. a follows;
40. 81. 20. g. 10 lI4mitedl II A. " l. $50 asa
1881. so and 10 r " sundays 80 and A VI 5R
7 81. $50 and 10 p "
Boats 4 Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains A. Jersey city. afnrins 4 speedy ami direct
transfer for Brook vn travel
Returning trans leave Philadelphia u Ol. IS SIS I
81, :. 80 aud II 4. Limited Express, 81 p
NJ. =, 4, 80 7, ami : IS VI. on sunday, IDOL
} SIS 55, :. 100 A. VI 4. 50 4. VI.
Ticket Offices $50 AMI pa Broadway. Astor House.
and foot ' Deorosses ami corAnit ,tt Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot OF FutOn It Bf1uNlyn ia
lib and lis Hudson It, Hp1okcu Depot Jersey CITY.
FRANK THOMSON. L p FARMER.
General Manager. Genl PASSENGER AGENT
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Auttlou Noiit,s.
ENTCurORssAI REAL Estate
"a Van IA~SELL A kkARNEY. Aucuonrers. will sell
ht auction ON Iuesiav March H. 1879 al ~ O'Clock At
tire iNchansc sales uon III broadway 10y order the
executor John Keenan, the thrre lots N ground
northwest CORNER OF Ea.t ION and Drv Dock IS with
wfntrnr nts The lots respectively - inches
a' e't ana - feet inches on 10Th st. and ~ feet
inches deep. subject To MORTGAGE IT SSupp hy the
h1wcrN savings Rank JOHN KEENAN,, surviving eX
ecutor OF Edward Kelly, deceased.
JOS f. SEwBCRGER
Executors Attorney, IS Chanbeust
mo. n. DRAPER, Aucuoneer
- BY lNO ". DRAPER A co,
ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH IA
NJ ~ O'Clock noon
AZ the tol aud Iron Exchange
corner Cortleudt and Church sts
Bv order o The Delaware and Hudson canal Co,
A1U"1 ions LACkAwANNA COAL
NIORRIS WILKINS. Auctonccr
vi kLtElNkk~ SALE OF THE BnND STREET
SAYINGS BANk PROPERTY
F.. o. LUDLOW 4 co
VIII soll az auction on WEDNESDAY. March To- 1879 Al
- O'Clock. Hf tir
LNcHtN,.Er, SALEsRooM ~ BROADWAY
UNDER TUE DIRECTION OF
WILLIS FAlNE, $50. RECEIVER
hNNEkl. ~ ,si-Ihr valuable property on the
north ", si'rN corner 90 Bnwcry and Bond and known
.. re kni >tt''i >aVlus. BANK Maps and ui parucu.
lars AZ The Aucunucer's office. or of
MEsSRS BARLOW oLNEY. ATTORNEYS
~ Broadway.
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mttttnus.

RAPID TRANSIT.-A mass meeting will be held
IL 10 the bl'nmtngdae VI T. Church. tOih It, east of
NE boulevard. ON friav evening, March J, at o'clock
n protest AGAINST any legislation that can In any
tari the huius and rArid completion both elevated
railroads 90 the Harlem River and kingshridge.
The Hon u licmHnn. the Hon. Lawson y. Fuller
%. Hon Fernando Wool. and other eminent speakers
VII nii re.s the meeting Isaac L. Peet LII D.. will pre-
side Front seats reserved for ladies
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lati,n. as announced By Senator Beck at the

latl1n. as announced By Senator Beck at the
ciose of the late congress.
Senator Hoar spoke at length, deprecating
In emphatic terms the course of legislation
thus prefgured, and saying that the domi-
nant power sought to effect by simple pro-
cess what could be done only by change of
the constitution of the United States, alter
ing the present relations of three depart
ments of the government.
Senator Beck criticised Senator Hoar's
speech as an endeavor to induce the Presi-
dent to veto what if passed would be a con-
stitutional law. He alleged that this matter
had been thrown forward by the Republicans
simply to fortify the Presidents courage and
help HIM carry out the indecent threat that
he would veto legislation that had not yet
come to him. In the absence of the gentle
man having this whole matter in charge, he
moved to lay Senator Hoar's resolution on
the table.
Pending the motion Senator Wallace
moved to adjourn. The yeas and nays were
called. and the vote resulted: Yeas, 81;
nays, ga strict party vote.
Adjourned.
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DIED.

KEELING-At Brownsville, Tenn, March "a
1879, EDWARD A., son of E. A. and N. n. Keeling
aged months.
DONAHUE-In Memphis, Tenn, March "a, 1879,
Miss MARGARET DoNAHUE. aged % years. Louis
vile (Ky) and st. Charles (Mo) papers please copy.
BLESSING-Little SARAH BLESSING went to sleep
March ~, 1879 aged four years, nine months and
thirteen udJS.
Who that has ever looked into the bright beautiful
face Of this little child Will not recall picture fresh
and sweet as ? Blossom Of the early spring-time?
And who that has ever heard her baby prattle will
not appreciate somewhat the desolate emptiness
Of that home to-day? Lovely, winsorae lille dar-
llngl
"she looked suen kinshiR 70 the mowers,
Was but little taller.''
Like a lily, hathed in the freshness of morning
dew, she grew and blossomed In the full radiance
and beauty of chids pure life for one brief hour
as were and the next clipped to bloom beside
the rose Of Sharon, for the Father had sent His
angel down to gather lilies. ana now "The angels
have thee, sweet, heeause not worthy Little
blossom, memory has framed your wee, pretty face
Into picture to be worn upon desolase hearts and
precious baby, memory is weaving for thee a gar
land Of sweet thoughts more beautiful than the
pale, pure blooms clasped within your dimpled
waXen fingers.
well done of God to halve the lot
And give her all the sweetness;
To us the empty room and cot,
To her the heavens completeness"
ONE WHO LOVED LITTLE SARAH.
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WEATHER. OBSERVATIONS.
GEO. H. ROBE. Sergeant Signal corps, U. 5. A

IT IS proposed a. Nashville to call a State
convention to settle the State debt question
which the repu iiating majority in the legis-
lature refuses to adjust. This will cost the
State more than one hundred thousand do
lars, sum sufficient to Pay the interest on the
whole debt for some weeks. So great an
expense is unnecessary, and in view of the
pretea!ions Of the ring" to economy proves
that their movement is one dictated solely by
desire for personal political preferment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

CALIFORNIA, in her new constitution,
makes some innovations on the time honored
Jury system. la civil actions three-f,1orths
of a Jury may render verdict. In criminal
cases, not amounting to a felony, and in civil
,a,es trial may be waived by consent OF
boil, parties. In civil cases and cases of mis-
deueanor the jury may consist of any num-
her less than twelve, which the parties may
agree upon in open court.
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The NeSe York Times, Of the twentieth,
published letters from Massachusetts Con-
ecticut, New Jersey and New York IN the
east. to Ohio, Indians. Illinois and Missouri,
"a the west; from Minnesota. wisconsin and
Michigan, in the north, and from &sntncky'
Tennessee, Missouri AID Louisiana, IN tle
south, all of which declare for bright busi
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The Louisville Age thinks that the strong
est senate committee in point of ability Is
the Judiciary. 1t would be difficult to form
\ committee Of this character with nine more
distinguished names than those of Thurman,
M'Donald, Bayard, Garland, Lamar, Judg e
Davis. Eimuuds, Conkling and Carpenter
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a MONSTER excursion to San Francisco
has been organized in the interest of Grant.
The fare has been reduced to one cent per
mile, and it Ii expected that more than htty
thousand will 90 from the Atlantic States to
meet the great third-termer on his return
home from his foreign travels.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

TIE Greek empire is the next thing to tie
arranged IN Europe. The modern idea
upon which Cavour proceeded and effected
Italian unity, and Bismarck German unity,
must be applied TO the Greeks before peace
can b. assured in Europe. language Is the
eyid ence of nationality.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

TIE Augusta Chronicle calls attention to
tae fact that southern cotton-mills, well
managed, continue 10 pay, it therefore IN
vites New England capitalists who desire to
restore their fortunes IN manufacturing IL
stead of gong west to come south. Good
advice. Memphis wants them.
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4 ChaIIenee Trnt.

CINCINNATI, March 25.-The owners of
the famous trotter Protine have sent chal-
lenge TO the Spirit of the Times expressing a
willingness to trot Protine against Bonesetter
for either five or ten thousand dollars side,
mile heats, best three in FIVE. If the chal-
lenge Is accepted the race will probably take
place over the Chester park course some time
about the middle of Julv
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ST. LOUIS, March psf is reported in
railroad circles that there will probably be a
cut in the passenger rates east in day or
two. Il is charged that the Wabash has
other roads, particularly the Vandalia. 1t is
gsd that there will be inaugurated an open
war unies, to Wabash withdraws the tick
cts in the scalpers hands.
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The United WOrlsmen
L2Snniafad PraRi DIHnatchl
A Mexican Revolution squelched.

SAN FRANcIsco, March 25.-San Diego
dispatch: The Union special from Tucson
the tWentY-third instant, reports; "The rev.
olutIon seems to be at an end. Two couriers
arrived to-day from Magdalena with a COM
munlcatlon from General Altemarime, di-
rected to the municipal president of Cut
curpes, advising him of the disbanding OF
the forces under Mariscal, and a peaceful
recognition of the Serna government An
other courier arrived later from Palma with
communication from General Serna to
General Ie7urgo, notifying him that on the
following day he, General Serna, would en-
ter Hermosillo with six hundred nationals
and three hundred volunteer troops. The
federal forces aided General Serna, which
proves that President Dia@ favored General
Serna's revolution against the lawful govern
ment of Sonora;
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WEATHER. INDICATIONs.

WAH DEPARTMENT, OFFICK Gu. SIG. OFFIcKR. [
WAsHISGToH, March %, am.
For Tennessee and the Ohio rdliey
partly cloudy and cloudy teeather, ieith fire.
qHeHt light rim, southerly ioinds, stationary
or higher temperature, and falling JarOme.
tar, tolio'ced ia the lcsstsyn portion by rising
barometer aud northwest ieinds.
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PERE HYACINTHE, the brave reformer,
who is fighting single-handed a battle against
great odds in Paris, is sanRuine of ultimate
success. lie says that in ten years his views
will be very gere ally accepted by the French
rnennla
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

Chill and Bolivia threaten to fight over
some nitrate DEPOSITS. 1t will be a short,
sharp contest, in which Chill will win. b.
Iivia might save herself trouble and many
lives By adopting the Confederate plan of Sc
curing nitrate deposits.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

The sanitary condition Of the city is Of
prime importance. Every citizen who is hon
est to himself will. therefore, make it point
to obey the health ordinances and see that
they are obeyed by others.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

ONE of the greatest blessings resulting
from the Taxing District form of government
is that we are saved from municipal elections,
and that the ward bummer's occupation has
gone. That's an INN nse gain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

TIE New York Tribune thinks that the
plan pursued 10y the southern States Of leas-
ng convict labor is bad enc, and cannot
fail to prove INJURIOUS to the maintenance Of
good mosals
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

1T IS prorosed 10 tunnel the Hudson river
in order TO permit the trains to run into
New Yosk city rom the Jersey side. There's
rnilliOns in II
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NOTHING will so become the present legis-
lature of Tennessee as Immediate adjourn
ment. Its place in the history Of the State
will be represented 10y black page.
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NEW YORK capitalists are about to organ
re a stock company for The purpose of build
ing, healthy airy tCnement-houses for the
poor. That's progress.
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Death from sprained Ankle.

ST. LOUIS, March "a BrookteId, Mis-
master mechanic OF the Hannibal and St.
Joe railway, and formerly master mechanic
of the Wabash railway, at Fort Wayne, In
DIANA, died o-day from nervous prostration,
caused by intense pain from sprained ankle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

A CORNER in mules is the thing in New
York Just now. Planters will take notice.
The British government wants the most pa
tent Of beasts Of burden for service in Africa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

THE cba:rmen Of twenty-five of the thirty
three committees of the senate are southern
senators. The very best guarantee of good,
honest government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

The citizens Of Montgomery, Alabama,
are II the preliminary agonies of municipal
contest. We are sorry for them. We in
Memphis have progressed beyond that.
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ITALIAN rags are quarantined for fear OF
the black plague. l. is well known to the
trade that much of what is knCwn as Italian,
IS Turkish, Greek and Russian rage.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday of cotton: liverpool cotton.
8 H-I6d; Memphis cotton, Zoe. Nel0 Orleans
cotton, Use. Neao York cotton. 10 1-sc.
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LOUISIANA.
The Result OF the Recent Election for
the Constitutional Convention
Shows a Large Democratic
Plurality.

NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-Ninety- four
Democrats, thirty-three Republicans and
seven Fusionists and Nationals elected dele
gates to the constitutional convention.
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Little Rock Municipal Nominations.

LITTLE Rock, March 25.-The Democratic
city convention to-day nominated John G.
Fletcher. for mayor; R. w. Stevenson, for
police Judge; ]. A. Hudson, for treasurer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

SIMON CAMERON for President and Mrs.
Oliver for Vice, is the latest Republican
ticket
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

MAYOR KERCHEvAL has ordered that
Nashville be at once put in the best sanitary
condition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

Go NORTH, south, east or west, and you
will find coughs and colds at this season of
| the year. A remedy which never fails to
give satisfaction is DR.. Bulls cough syrup.
Prica Oh cn-As
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WASHINGTON.

DR.. Z. ". Mitchell, Of Memphis, APP
pointed a Member of the National
Board or Health-The Joint Cau-
Gus OF Democratic Congress
men Again in Session.
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CABLE NEWS.

Another Flood Wave DesOlating Portions
Of Hungary-1he Remaining Houses
in Szegedin Threatened with De-
struetiOn-British Threats
about the Berlin Treaty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

a respectful manner, but it is not allowable
for him to indulge in scurrility. Our judici-
AIRY, in all its departments, but especially the
supreme court, is entitled to respectful con-
sIderation and to the protection of parlia
Juentary courtesy on the floors OF our legisla-
tive halls, and it argues very badly for the
prevailing standard at Nashville, that vitu-
perative attack, like that above quoted,
should pass unrebuked by the presiding off,
Ger Of the senate, or the body itself"
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A. o. U. w.

Sixth Days Proceedings OF the Sn-
preme LOdge-BOstOn Selected as
the Next Place of Meeting-A
Large Amount of Bust
ness Transacted.
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THE STATE.

The Legislative Proceedings of Yester-
day-The RepudiatiOnists Continue
TO Outrage the FEELINGS OF the
People by Playing with the
State Debt Question
BeasIey Calls All in
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Congressional Proceedings.
N THE HOUSE

Messrs. Harris and Cox asked leave to in
troduce resolutions. but Mr.. Conger stated
he would object to the introduction of any
thing unless it had reference to the appro-
priation bills. The house then adjourned
yeas, l29; nays, Ill.
IN THE SENATE.
Senator Davis introduced joint resolution
for special committee to consider the best
means of promoting agriculture
The resolution of Senator Hoar was takeI
up, declaring unconstitutional and revolu'
tonary the Democratic programme Of legis'
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The Rise an silver, Etc.

LONDON, March 25.-ParlIament adjourns
on the eighth of April over the Easter holi-
days.
The rise in silver yesterday was owing to
Austrian purchases.
Heavy losses prevent the Oriental bank
corporation from paying a further dividend
for 1873. The losses absorb nearly the whole
reserve.
Mario's family deny his insanity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26
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RADICAL
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Consttutonally administered IL renovates the blood
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