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National Republican., 1880-03-31
Canadian Jealous!es.

MONTREAL, March 3O.-A deputatlon from
tho executive council of tho Board of Trade
will proceed to Ottawa to-day to represent to
the government the great injury that will be
done to the carrying trade of Canala by any
delay in tho opening Of tho Welland canal.
Very strong feeling has been evoked horo on
the subject and it is feared that rival Ameri-
can influences are being used to delay the
opening of tho canal as long as possible.
National Republican., 1880-03-31
GRANT IN THE SOUTH.
New orleans Anticipating His Arr,y

NEW ORLEANS, March 3O-Special dis.
patches received hero show that General
Grant met with hearty receptions ut all points
III Toxas. He was handsomely received and
entertained at Houston yesterday, and left
that place to-day for New Orleans Prcpara-
tions arc beug made hero for tho reception of
tho General State aud city officials, military
and civic bodies will participate in the exer-
ciscs A committee will meet tho party at
Morgan City tomorrow, aud Wednesday even
Ing, aftor review Of the procession by Con.
| eral Grant an address Of welcome win be dc.
livcred by General Dussey ut the ST. Charles
| HOTEL
AN EXHIBITION OF REBEL FEELING.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, March 30.-Durlng
General Grants reception Mt Houston last
night the gas was turned of from the street
| lamps and candles had to DO used. On Sum
day night tho guns Of the artillery company
to be used to fire u salute on Grants arrival
were spiked, but the spikes wcro removed in
time TO be used. Five hundred dollars reward
is offered for the miscreant who spiked tho
guns. General Grant and party arrived from
Houston this evening and departed by steamer
at 2:i5 for New Orleans, via Morgan City.
AN INVITATION TO vICBsDURG.
VIcRsBUIG, MISS, March 30.-The city
council has appointed committee to 60 to
New Orleans aud invite General Grant to
Vicksburg. They have also appointed com.
mittee of arrangements to act If tho invita-
ton is accepted.
National Republican., 1880-03-31

of the Asccnsion--S55, ,0O0-was paid Off yes
terday, the Easter offerings having been sufi-
c'cnt to lquidato tho last payment. Tho rec.
tor, Rev. Campbell Fair, contributed $3.50 of
the amount. During tho past seven years the
congregation has contributed 100000 for var.
Gus purposes. Tho Easter contributions at
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal church
were also sufficient to lquidato its debt of
100000. This lattor cdiflco is said to be the
most beautiful Methodist church in the United
States tho ground aud building having cost
nearly Sd00 000
National Republican., 1880-03-31

fax, straw and all other fbro aud fibrous
plants flt for use in the manufacture of paper
The committee also decided by u vote of fsovon
to five, to fix tho duty at forty pcr cent. upon
flaunols, blankets hats of wool.knit goods
balmorals, woolen aud worstcd yarns, all manu-.
facLures Of ovory description, composed
alpaca goat or other like animals, except such
as arc composed In part of wool not otherwise
provided for.
National Republican., 1880-03-31
Now I,rnzIlInn Ministry.

RIO JANERIo, March 30.-A new ministry
has beon constituted as follows: Senior lTaraiva,
President of the Council and Minister OF
Finance; Senor Mcllo, Minister Of the Empire;
Senor Peotas, Minister of War; Senior Duarte,
Minister of Marine; SAnor Dantas,. Minister OF
Justicci Senior Luise, Minister of Foreign AT.
Arriculture
National Republican., 1880-03-31
Rennhllcnn senntorlnl Cnncns.

The Republican Seuators had brief confer
enOe yesterday for tho purpose of determin
ing tho action to be taken in regard to the
House rider on tho immediate deficiency bill
in relation to tho appointment of Deputy
unanimously decided to resist all attempts tc
force such legislation now as at the extr'
session.
National Republican., 1880-03-31
Preparing for the chicago Conventio,

CHICAGO, March 30.-Thc local committee
Of arrangements for tho Republican National
Convention has let the contract for putting the
Exposition building in ordcr erecting an am.
phitheatrc and seats, for SG,s00 The Academy
of Design has been empowered TO decorate tho
interior of the building
National Republican., 1880-03-31
Shot by n DcIIrio,,s Son,

DEADwooD, d. r., March 3O.-Andrcw Wal
lace, prominent citizen of indianapolis,
Ind, and heavy mine operator, was shot
four times and probably fatally wounded to-
day at his residence in Bennington, near this
city, by his son Hank, who mad boon delirious
for several days, the result of severe sick
National Republican., 1880-03-31
The Army Appropriation mn.

The House Committee on Appropriations, at
their meeting yesterday, unanimously agreed
upon the Army Appropriation bin for tho
year ending June, 1881, 1t approprlatcs an
aggregate of S26, 425 800, which is reduction
from the estimates submitted of 81, ,201 ,G75.
Representative Clymer was instructed TO re.
port the bill to the House to-day.
National Republican., 1880-03-31
Died In nm Onnn Rnnt.

ToRoNTo, ONT, March 3O.-Two boys
named Samuel Price and Edward Raynor, aged
fourteen and sixtoon yoars, respectively, while
playing in n small boat otf the dock Sunday
evening last wcro carried out into the lake.
The boat containing their dead bodies was
found near Niagara this morning.
National Republican., 1880-03-31
"Our Couutry's Derendcra +"

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, March 3O.-A State
encampment of"0ur Country's Defenders wai
organized here to-day. Tho organization Il
political, but not partisan, aud lis object is tC
prcsorYo the Union.
National Republican., 1880-03-31
Canada and China.

OTTAWA, March 30-The appointment of
Mr., Bentley as Agent-General for Canada in
China has been confirmed by the Emperor OF
China. 1t is expected that the nrlt subsidized
steamer will sail for China in tho course of q
few months
National Republican., 1880-03-31
prnnnsod TnrIfp Chnnpog,

The House Committee Of Ways and Means
by vote of eight to three, decided yesterday
to place upon the free list all manufactured
paper, wood pulp, juIe, bulbs, manufactured
National Republican., 1880-03-31
FROM AROUND THE WORLD.
Matters Of Interest by the Wires
and Cables.
General Success of tho Demand for an Adj
vance of Wagos-A New Loyal organi-
Eatlon-Boys Lost OH Lake Erie
Father Shot by nn Insane Son
Tho weiinnd Canal
Bcnnetps Victory.
Npnrna Advnnrnd.

WORCESTER, MASS, March 30.-Tho manu-.
facturers of pino and ash furniture met to-day
and decided to advance prices fifteen pUr cent.
from date,
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grandmother, two daughters and one
granddaughter, one son, one grand,
son, and one great grandson, and bu,
four persons in all.
The enemies of the Gear of Rus.
STA will attempt shooting him, blow.
ing him up and stabbing him, and
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when he is fooling with a revolver
that isn't loaded, he'll get the whole
top of his head blown off.
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Bile. She answered diflidently, "She
is dead" Have you no fatherT'
Yes, sir; but he is sick" "What
ais him2" continued the questioner.
"ne has got sore finger, sir" ain.
ieed?" "Yes, SIR" "Why don't he
cut it of, theni'' "Please, sir, be
hain't got any money TO buy a
knife"
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daughter" Mr.. Waughop said, re.
fleclively, "tbere's something about
your daughter" "Yes," said old
SIR. Tnistlepod, "there is. / had
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doesn't get away usually till about
.wo o'clock. And some of these
nights | am going to lift it all the
way from the front parior to the side
VA Gee what there is in ih'
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po E rIcAI
THE PAFTER OF THAT SINGLE.

When the angry passion gathering in my moth
er's face see.
And she leads me in the bed room-Eentiy lays
me ON her knee;
Then know that will catch it, aud my flesh
in fancy itches.
As listcn for the patter of the shinrle on my
brceches.
Every tinkle Of the shingle has an echo and
sting,
And thousand burning fancies into active
being spring.
And thousand bees and hornets meath my
coat-tails seem to swarm.
Az listen TO the patter of tho shin gle-oh! SO
warm"
In . splutter comes my father-whom I sup
posed had gone
To survey the situation and tell her to Iay it on:
To see her bending o'er me as Iisten to the
strain,
Played by her and by tho .hingle in q wild and
weird refrain.
In sudden intermission, which appears nv
only chance.
say: "strike gently, mother. or you'll split my
Sunday pants;"
She stops a moment. draws her breath, the
shiugle holds aloft,
And says: II had not thought of that-my SOD,
just take them off,"
Holy Moses, and the angels east thy pityinp
glances down:
And thou. oh. family doctor, put = good soft
poultiee on.
And may with fools and Ounces eyerlastipr,v
commingie.
If ever say another word when my mother
Yields the shinGle.
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WIEN DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvEN-
TIoNs WILL BE HELD.-The Democratic
State Conventions will be held as follows:
Alabama, June I'd; Arkansas, june I'd;
Connecticut, April 26th; Florida, June
10th; Illinois, June 10th; Indiana, June
9th; Iowa, April 9Th; Kansas, May 26th;
Kentucky, June 18th; Louisiaua, a pril 18th;
Massachusetts, held last fall; Michigan June
Sth; Missouri, May 26th; Mississippi, June
I'd; Nebraska, March 3lst; New Hampshire,
May 5th; New Jersey, May 18th; North
Carolina, June 18th; Ohio, May 9th; Ore
gon, April 7th; Pennsylvania, April 9Th;
South Carolina, June lst; Tennessee, June
lst; Texas, April goth; Virginia May 10Th;
West Virginia holds no State Convention to
elect delegates to the National Convent ntion,
but leaves it this time to each Congressional
district to elect three delegates, aud these
nine are to elect a tenth; Wisconsin, May
18th.
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NOTABLE CURE.-EAsr ORANGE. N j., Oct,
Stb. lolI.-SOme three mont tbs ago found my
self suffering with Brights disease-AIbumi-
nuria By tho use of q reliable test / found al
bnnen in the urine, and In some slight degree
fsred from dropsy particularly about tho ankles,
slight pains about the kidneys, derange of di-
much thirst and of course gradual falling Of
strength This was about the state of thiDRs
Liver Cure. took about siT Tablespoonful
every day for one week. when found all my
symptoms decidedly improved, and at the end
of two weeks il was difficult 70 detect any trace
OF albumen. Having imprudestly takep cold I
had very slight relapse some two weeks AGO.
when began agsin using the medicine and am
now as well as ever.
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BALTIMORE CARDS,
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Send for Price List and mako your own ssIec-
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Ccomplete catalogue sent free applica ton, to
CHARLES P. STEVENS,
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REMEDY FOR HARD T1MEs.-Stop spend
ing so much on fne clothes, rich food and
style. Buy good, healthy food, cheaper and
better clothing; get more real and substan-
tial things of life every way, and especially
stop the foolish habit of running after ex.
peusive and quack doctors using SO much of
the vile humbug medicine that does you only
harm, and makes the proprietors rich, but
put your trust in the greatest of all simple>
pure remedies, Hop Bitters. tba. cure.
always at srifliug cost, aud you will see bets
ter times and good health. Try it once
Read of it in another column
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hursday. April lst, 1850.

CoNNECTlONS!sFrs No. l going South con-
nects with B. & o. tEast tbound train from Martins
burg, arriving atztV shin gton JAS A. M and
Baltimore II 10, and connects at Riverton with
Train on Va Midland h. r leaving 4lexandria
7.35 A Nj.
Train No. going North connects with 3. O.
" est- bound train leaving New York So p. NJ ;
Philadelphia II 80 P. NJ; Baltimore 7.lU a. M
and Washington IS A. NJ
Train No. going South connects with Balti-
more and Ohiu East Bound train arriving at
Washington 5 05 P. NJ, Raitim ore 5.25 p NJ,
Philadelphia IL 90 p. M, New York I5 A. Nj
Also ccnnects with b. L o. west-bound train
leaving BALTIC. at $40 A. VI. and washin gtop s. 10
A. NJ and connects at Rivertcn with Train ON
Va. Midland r. r. arriving at Alexandria 6, 40
p.
Train No going North connects with B. 4 @.
Esst-bound trail arriving at Washing gton TO P.
NJ. Baltimore 6. rs p. NJ. Philadelphia 3. 30 A. NJ,
New York As NJ. Passengers from Cumher-
land for S. ". r. r. points South of ton ke
trains leaving Cumberla nd at s 55 A. M and tor
Shepherdstown train leaving Cumberian nd at 9 P.
NJ. Passengers from Msrtinsburg for S v.R.R.,
points South of Junction take train leaving Mar
tinsburg rs A. NJ and ~. 25 P NJ and for Shep-
herdstown take train leaving rtinsburg4 90 p.
NJ.
Trains ? and , connect via N,rtinshurr with
Cumbe-lnrd Valley Tain, arriving at Hnrri,-
with Cumberland VALLEY Train Ieavirg Harris
burg at 90 A. NJ All Trains daily except Sun
day. Standard ci time that Of Baltimorc. Sta
tions MAJ rked I" F'' are flag stations.
G..H DUGDALE,
Gen'l Passenger Al gent
JOSEPH Fl. SANDS, Superintendent.
April s, 1850.
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THE AMERICAN FARMEa contains in it's April
number its usual variety of Interesting articies
on matters pertaining to agricultural an house,
hold affairs. Published by Sam1 Sands d Son,
Baltimore, at 81 so year.
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tn. PHTSIcL PAaADox-It has been said
that the blood 10 the source of life" II 10 an
truly the source of disease and death No life,
tnat 10 TO say, NO healthy tissue can be Eener-
can normally perform its functions when sup
piied nth impure blood. The fHid that should
weakness ard disease Blood e only the sourcs
OF life when it is pure. If it has become dis
eased, II must be cieanBed by proper mediea-
tIon, else every pulsaticn Of the human hsart
sends wave Of disease through the system
To cleanse the blood of all impurities nse DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Purgatlve Pellets the most efeetuaI aIteratIvs.
tonic and eathaTtic remedies vet direoyered
They are especially efficient in scrofulous dis
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"ADvANcE AND RETREAT Is the tito of the
posthumous book of Gen. J. B. Hood, whose
modest personal bravery was the admiration of
every one during the late var 1t is a narrative
of his personal experiences in the Armies of the
United States and the Confederate States 1t
is very handsomely printed, octave size, con-
tanning $50 pages. with handsome helIogra ph-
ic portrait in full military costume, and q fine
Both are excellent Iikenesses. The hook also
has four lithographic maps of battle fields. The
price of the book handsomely bound in gray
English cloth, Is only three dollars. and . copy
will be sent by mail. registered. postage free,
on the receipt of that amount. by General G. T.
Raanrarnrd. New Or1eans In
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Train No 63s runssundsys, Mondays, ,weducs-
days and Fridays only. No. 642 runs Tuesdays,
Mondays, Wedncsdays and Fridays only. All
other trains daily except Sunday No. 6l0 con-
meets at strasbnrg With trains to ard from Alex
andrin. No. $40 dimes at Mt. Jackson.
November IS. 1879.
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For sore throat, eargle With Piso's Cure,
mixed with little water Relief Is iDstsut.