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LosDoS, March 9.-The Mark Lane Ell.
press, in It's review Of the British gram trade
tor,the past week, says:
The weather has been ssasopable, con,
siderable area Of spring grain has been sown
early, and favorable seed time seems likely
70 be secured, Autumn sown wheat presents
agenerally satisfactory appearance. as also do
the pastures, The offerings OF homegrown
wheat at the country markets were generally
scanty, farmers having been occupied with
field work. The demand for fine wheat for
sowing has recently been pretty active iu the
provinces, but In London the reserve shown
by millerS restricted sales. Last week open
Ing prices were barely maintained: The ar
rivals Of English wheat In MARX Lane nave
improved. The imports Of foreign, however
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VOLUME XXvIII.-NU UMBER l6l.
row morning's pittsburgh packet, leaving

row mornings Pittsburgh packet leaving
~ Z O'Clock. ''- '''i'''.'
The Emma Graham Is due down TO.
morrow, en- route for Cincinnati. '.
The Buckeye State is due up tomorrow
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. '.5|
lBy Telegraph s-''"
PtTrsBuRdn, March 0.-Riyer l2 feet and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, March 9.-Riyer rising, with
10 feet in the canal. Weather clear and
chilly. Arrived: Sam Brown and tow,
Pittsburgh.
EVANSVILLE, March 9.-Weather cloudy
tonight. River 3S feet and rising. Down
Dick Johnson, James Guthrie, Sampson
and tow. Up-Shinkle, Houston. ;,
CINCINNATI, March 0.-River ~ feet 10
inches and rising. Weather clear and
pleasant. Arrived: Clifton, St. Louis.
Departed: st. Lawrence, Wheeling; CHI.
ton, Huntington. ~.
MEMPHIS. March 0.-River fell inch.
Clear and cool. Arrived-Virgin Lee,
Cincinnati. Departed-Thomas Sherlock,
Cincinnati; Paris Q. Brown, New Orleans;
Grand Tower, St. Louis.
sr. LOUIS, March 9.-Arived-Iron.
sides and barges Cairo. Departed: Cham.
pion, Paducah; City Of Vicksburg, Vicks.
burg, River 10 feet s inches and falling.
Weather cloudy, cold and windy.
NRw ORLEANS, March 9.-Weather clear
and cold. Arrived: Golden Rule, Gin.
cinnati;. .. o. Stannard, st. Louis. De-
parted: Annie P. Silver, Guiding Star,
Cincinnati; E. 0. Stannard will leave 10.
5.l-.
CAIRo, March 9.-Weather clear. Their
noter 54o. River 80 feet II inches and
Using. Arrived: Evansville, Ohio river;
Fannie Tatum, Ohio river; NAB, S.. Louis.
Departed-Eyansville and Fannie Tatum,
It. Louis; w. H. Halliday, New Orleans.
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The marks last evening indicated 10 feet
10 inches and rising. d.
The Dakota passed up yesterday from
ST. Louis to Pittsburgh.
The Andes got away last evening for
Cincinnati, with good trip out,
The Joseph Gould passed up yesterday
with o tow Of empttes, +..
The Iron City passed down yesterday
with . tow OF coal.
The local packets are running as usual,
including the prompt Pres Ellison.
The Salt Valley did not pass down until
last evening, being detainedat Pittsburgh
by 9 breakage Of her machinery.
The Courier will be to-day's Parkers.
burg packet, leaving at 1880 AN.
The popular Bachelor will be t9-lor'
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r,.o.,ore Thomn. 10 90 20 ChIcaro

CtSc1sSArr, March alt is now be-
lieyed that Theodore Thomas will go to
Chicago. He is positive in the utterance
that he will not remain here, even II the
College be reorganized in his interest, and
a special from Chicago indicates that
negotiations have been going on for some
time with o view ot securing him iol
Chicago to give series Of concerts: Geo
B, Carpenter Is mentioned as the leading
spirit In these negotiations In the Interest
OF Chicago. NG.
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bpaDle,
y yang the recent row in Maine a New
asPoHer who was in Augusta, asked
s.aS 2' S'iR0 what he thought Of Presi.
=, Wye Y; THAT reminds me Of n little
!, aid The Senator, plagIarizing Pres
leag'n, "A party went up to
q tS'aa S.. ! lake to camp out. The agree.
ss,. y u, IiIaI one man should do the
Ill some one Complained. and
L IVY lM Whv grumbIed should try
~ s alE; The cooking was irightiul,
,sSae Of tie pSrty-with tho penal.
N Seog IN terrorem over their heads
ia aya word. Finally, things came
aneighbor into freeing his mind.
,sSt;. Nm, 0le q the party saw his friend
E.,,I III. 4 in silent agony over a piece Q
hi a. |. d! D. you think Of that pie, any.
i, El \ he e Mdashedest pic I ever wrestlet
d. ISy sSyy. .li,ien-bnt, ,n catching the CLEAN
I&STSss' fellows eye, 4 like ito yes
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BEAcoNsYIELp.

LONDON, March 0.-The announcement
Of the dissolution Of Parliament In the
House Of Commons yesterday was COM
plete surprise. As soon as the decision
was made known there was grand rush
for the telegraph Office, in the central lobby
Of the house, and in few seconds the lit
tie angular office was filled, and ministers,
ex.ministers and other members flowed
from the House to find that the only means
OF communicating at once with their
friends In the country were cut of by the
sturdy crowd OF earlier comers, who had
the telegraph Office and It's precincts en-
tirelyin their possession. It was not un-
til close on to 8 o'clock that the strain on
the telegraph clerks was removed. BY this
time nearly $50 messages had been dis.
patched. There has been no such pres.
sure since the night tina: Lords Derby and
Carnarvon resigned.
Sir Stafford Northcote's address to the
electors ofNorth Devon will be issued i'm
mediately In the form OF manifesto as to
the policy OF the Government.
Lord Harrington and Gladstone will
issue formal maniiestos to Northeast Ian.
cashire and Midlothian, respectively.
Asheton Cross address to the electors OF
Southwest Lancashire is expected TO be OF
the character OF a manifesto.
The addresses OF John Bright and Wm.
E. Foster will be exceedingly brief.
William Shaw, the head OF the Home
Rulers, will at once proceed to Dublin,
where q conference will be held and a
manifesto issued.
The first public speech Of the Minister
will be made on the occasion OF the
Southwark conservative banquet TO Ed
ward Clarke, the newly elected member,
on the 10th Inst.
The Liberal leaders meet to-day. Writs
will be issued on the 24th, and 1t Is be-
lieved that many elections will be over by
the first week in April.
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LONDON, March 9.-Steamers Acadia,
from New York, and samaria, from BOs-
'0Ri NRS SsF!ESn YoHk' M March O,-Arrived: Egypt
'G.a, LONDON, March DISCLAIMERS Austrian,
from Boston, and Lord oleye, from Phtla-
delphia, arrived out.
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Five hundred Tnousand STRONG.

In the past few months there has been more
than 100000 bottles OF shiloh's Cure sold.
Out OF the vast number OF people who have
used It, more than 1900 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield at once, hence 1t is that
everybody speaks In its praise. To those
who have not used 1t, let us say, tyou have o
cough, or your child the Group and YOU value
life don't fail TO try 1t. For lame back, sideor
chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by T. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and ohas. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and TWentY-second streets. W w
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SECOND WARD BLAINE CLuB-A Blaine
Clup was organized last evening by the
Republicans Of the Second Ward who are
partial to James G. for Presidential honors.
The meeting was held at the Hope House
Hall, and q roll opened for signatures.
No permanent organization was effected,
and anadjournment was had until next
Tuesday evening, when, a large attendance
Is requested, at which time officers will be
elected and the club put upon war foot
ing. The committee request the attend
ance OF all Republicans who favor Blaine's
nomination ior President. III ~ 10
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A strange People.

Do you know that there are strange people
in our community, we say strange because
they seem TO prefer TO suffer and pass their
days miserably, made SO by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint Indigestion constipation and
general debility, when shiloh's Vitalizer Is
guaranteed to cure them. seI .sls Z
Sold by .. Booking, Agent Odd Fellow's
Hall, and Chas. Meenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty.second streets, Il ( h - ~. j /,
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sarceIsn ILecnlrlrrnni.

.ta,,s.' AE.' March 0,-Ex.Governor
sS,..saad s',a and the Executive Council, fail.
d, ~ spTaa y !. to an invitation to appear
N .-sI N.Y. Bribery Investigating Commit.
Gl,no, y mons has been issued for the
aPpear Wednesday evening.
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MELIKoFF MAKES A SENSATION.

ST. PETERSBURG, March s.-Gen Nell.
koff has paid domiciliary visit to the
Grand Duke Constantine's house. Such
action was entirely unexpected, though
some suspicion had been excited OF the
Dukes connection with the Nihiltst pro.
paganda, and the announcement that the
visit was made has caused q very lively
sensation among the upper classes
throughout the whole country.
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FoRTY-sIXTH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, March 0.
SENATE.

The Presidents message on the Inter.
Oceanic Canal was read, and with the &C.
companying documents referred.
A communication was received from the
Secretary of the Navy answering the
Senate resolution calling for the number
of paymasters in the navy, and under what
circumstances Edward Bellows was drop.
ped from the roll otthe paymaster's record.
Mr.. Thurman presented memorial Of
the delegates OF the Indian tribes in In.
dian Territory, demonstrating against the
passage OF the bill to establish United
States Court in that Territory. 1nview OF
the important legal questions involved in
the subject, he moved the reference OF the
memorial to the Committee on Judiciary.
In the absence Of Senator Vest, who
reported the bill, amotion to refer 1t was
laid over until tomorrow.
Mr.. Edmunds stated that hereafter he
will object 10 the reading Of memorials.
Mr.. Cameron (Wis.), presented q joint
resolution from the Wisconsin Leglsla.
ture, praying for legislation regulating in
ter'State commerce. Referred.
The Senate then resumed the considera.
ton OF the bill for the relief OF Fitz John
Porter, Mr.. Mcdonald addressing the
Senate, and when the Senate adjourned
he had not concluded his speech, and an
nounced that he would continue to.mor-
row,
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We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth, and head,
ache, In Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal In
jector free with each bottle. Use til you de.
sire health and sweet breath. Price 50 cents.
Sold by Z. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and dTwenty-second streets. MwT&eow
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NEw YoRK, March IA snow storm
struck this CITY at hali.past nine to-day,
Storm signals fly at oil stations along the
coast from Norfolk up. At tthls point the
wind blows twenty-five miles an hour.
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ROCHESTER, N. W March o.-Robert
Jarrard, a lawyer, who, while intoxicated,
shot man named Rice on Saturday night,
hanged himself. -
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" you want to save money call and ex-
anime our stock Of Hats and Caps, before
buying elsewhere, E. Buchanan & Co.,
ll39 Main street.
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PorrsvILLE, Pa, March 0.-The pud-
dlers at the Palo Alto Mines resumed
work on the basis Of regulating wages in
accordance with the price Of rails.
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Ben, ,ho Men. A. They Always DO.

MIDDLErowN, N. Y, March 0.-At a
charter election, held to-day, five women
were elected members OF the Board OF
Education over five men. Over one hun
dred women voted for the school officers
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Itching Piies-New Hayen Testimony.
"wouLp NOT TAKE $40 FOR HALF A Box"
DR.. SwcYne & Son:
GkaTLEMRN-I have suffered for twenty.
Eve years from Itching Piles, and consult
ed many physicians and used many reme-
dies, but found no permanent relief until
I used your "All Healing Ointment" and
can say am cured, as also a neighbor OF
mine used II with the same happy result,
and says he has got half box left, and
for fear 1t might trouble him again, he
would not take ten dollars for 1t, II he
could not get more. Ideem II my duty to
give this testimonial not so much for your
benefit as for suffering humanity. Yours
respectfully.
GRo. slxrsoH, No. 80 Asylum St.
The symptoms are moisture, like perspi-
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night; II allowed Ia. continue very seri-
ous results may follow. DR.. Syayne's
All Healing Ointment is pleasant, sure
cure. .,,f
Sent by mail to any address on receipt OF
price. Prepared only by Dr.. SwAYHE &
Son, Philadelphia. Sold by alliprominent
druggists. MwY4w
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Anumber OF bills were introduced, and
the morning hour having expired, Mr..
Hostetter moved to have the Calendar
considered, the object being to take up the
political assessment bill, the first on the
Calendar. Agreed to-yeas, 126, nays,
l04.
Mr.. Hostetter then gave notice that he
would call the previous question at four
o'clock p. NJ. tomorrow.
Mr.. House then addressed the House in
advocacy OF the bill,
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SnIcIde.

WORCESTER, MASS, March 9.-Rodney
A. NJ. johnson, Of the firm Of Johnson &
Barrett, killed himself to-day while in a
saloon,
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: , 1lLI,oy, Of the Ohio Pfe''
y .'iiia. d was in the city a day or
is:..l'5Jl'iil =. ,al iilvored this office with a
eTSt a. 'IS ISt newspaper venture is a
a, ,prcess.
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I,,rr,ptbinks the nomination
~, !, ,'I;hSa chicsso would render the e
lt.a'i ,'i. q domination Sn at Cincinnati
80. an election.
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lrrlpR from this section who spends
m ksth Of time in Pittsburgh these
lyS an hardly fail to be impressed with
,EEasthat The manufacturers and other
tz,s men Of that enterprising city, are
t,slly interested in the development OF
sHatun Of the resources sof this State,
,fa an most readily be applied to
u l.A A recent public meeting,
III ino issue OF Yesterday, held at
tlHt1ugh Chamber Of Commerce, and
tlsd by Governor Mathews, Of this
II Indicated very plainly by the extent
EAu1aer Of the attendance, and the
skon that followed the Governors
tta that her leading business men ap-
Ers The opportunities offered by
EsVHEaia as a supply field for her
sHIlaoies and are willing to assist in
Ilstg Up sections Of It that arc now
Ekna.On Of insufficient means OF
ls,aiation.
Ne are several projected rail-
nj through this State which are
"a consideration by Pittsburgh peo.
o. Gthese the Pittsburgh Southern is
q APPARENTLY pushed with the most
" Anow contemplated, It is to be a
INV gluge road running through
'ssi'sOn, wnynesburg and Morgan.
m etsing tue b. 4 0. Railroad at
t4nn, and extending down the Tygart
tghUugh Beverly aud IIuntersville.
sEaenect the Chesapeake and Ohio
sAsasSOlphur and reach the Atlantic,
AEPpi and Ohio road beyond New
tE' This makes q line Of $40 miles, q
zach ioF.a narrow gauge, but, US
hna the Governors address, taking
la'OtSninvral sections OF the two vir'
Y VAetroads Of standard gauge are
ssd through q portion Of the same
sis'y, and while Pittsburgh does moi
'a& 70 build any Of them nnaided, Il
As'Si that the opportunities they
s' % her in the way Of coal, timber
! y SsiI', are considered sufficient tt
!. s's 4 liberal aid from Pittsburgh capi
'ao'e living along the proposed
ss3pnte.
,e4s The business boom is at its heigh
'''S'Srgh, itwould seem to be a fittinj
5'auaiiy to give these enterprises
SH4. We Of this State are all in
.a'Sia securing a railroad that viii
. a,es! aud easy communication be
wa sSaae upper and lower districts OF II
~. s.Rs'V looks as it with proper efEor
's0sa part, and the aid Of our Pitts
@'slshOos, We could secure it.
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,,,y Ilr seeing political oDser'
~ '1I, ,s.t Utica was the high'wateF
= ',$,b. ,:li,' Giant ID, movement.
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New YoRk, March o.-Parnell sails for
Europe Thursday. but will return to
America after the election.
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no., ,,.,or advances, the course oil
.I,,,5e throughout the country be-
=. MOI, clearly defined. The situa-
'..s,a - NE New York standpoint, as set
AIN he comaaetal BuIle'in' is on the
~ 'l.." q satisfactory as could possibly be
..,.+s 's There are but few trades that
y a u,Is money thOpastsix months
~. ,ot now in a strong position, with
,,,r,uss sn.icipstiOns Of a healthy
,,i,,s throughout the current year. In
=, mi, /, l. not too much TO say that
,s,stsr ,t,le, up to this time, has been
NJ. ,etiye on record; and with that
~ isls,s. on so prosperous a basis,
n, INA Of business could not well be
I,6.lus. The extraordinary movement
i,ts, lsl steel appears to be partially
sat viih Indications, however, that the
ss.i, opIy preliminary to a fresh start
hrdby. The railroad and transporta-
are all about as busy as
y, On be, and the quantity OF goods
rt;,hS The interior both by water and
al-br distribution is considerably in
,u,a Ot that Of this time last season.
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-n,, HAMILTON wrote in the Tea'
lli.IS.I y wv. reason Of man, like himself, !,
y @.,,,J ,Is ,,u,ious when left alone; and
l'a ~, ~ ti,nness and confidence in pro-
if g WIS ,,,s+ s' MpnIst. with which it is as
WI When the examples that iOrtiiy
y ~ s',i. d rej,b,." The examples that
y =, ',r1Ii ,,:Dion ss,inst third term are r.,
y, I. .:.,, Gs, and numerous, and they wi'i
J - -s,sl With some voters. The ques-
y ',s 's.I, ,be,her they d.ou'd have weight
: ! Il,.hst .ti they will as a matter OF fact
|. /, .,,,slsone TO the party.
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NRw dry goods, new carpets and new
wall paper, cheap for cash, at John
Roemer's, Nos. 20l0 and 2021 Main street,
Centre Wheeling.
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NEWARK, N. j., March s.-Rey. L. pa'
shell, NJ. E. Missionary Secretary, died
last night.
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lIt lntsIE8Eaffr
20. y aud y ro"''eee'n ,reHl. street:

;e,ssa e,ss.s sIvir Virgins, the title Of "Gua''
q" M. treasury"
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Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county at once, at salary
OF SI00 per month and expenses paid.
For particulars address as above. d&w
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LADIES, delicate and feeble, Il you wish
TO be healthy and beautiful, take Colden's
Liebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef. paw
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Mr.. CHARLES K1EHl, Of Chicago, Ii
irescoing Floto's Bakery.
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GLASssnApEs Of every size and style al
reduced rates, at Hutchins' Art Store.
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New Jersey Democratic Convention.
TRENTON, N. j., March 9.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention is called for May
10, to choose delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention.
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ruE INTgR OCEANIC CANAL.


Among the documents accompanying the
Presidents message on the subject Of the
Inter Oceanic Canal, is the elaborate re-
port form Secretary Evarts, in which he
sets forth It's entire diplomatic history,
the main point being our treaty with
New Grenada, which is still in force; and
that canal communication, should it be
accomplished in accordance Herewith,
and with the concurrence OF the United
States, that 1t is in such accordance,
which under this treaty must be deemed
essential, would be to-day, under the pro-
lection and guarantee OF the United States,
both its projectors and the Government
OF New Grenada, would be authorized in
certain contingencies to call upon the
Government OF the United States Tor the
fultillment OF the treaty obligation, In.
deed It Is proper 10 add, on several oc,
casions the Government OF the United
States has been called on to consider and
enforce Its guarantee TO the Government oi
Grenada, OF It's rights OF sovereignty,
property and neutrality in the lsthmus.
Secretary Evarts in conclusion describes
the character OF the weighty responsible
ties that deyolye on the United States by
reason OF the construction ol the inter
oceanic canal through the territory oil
New Grenada, and remsrks that 1t may
well be assumed that no contract OF
negotiations could be entered into between
private projectors and the Government O.
Columbia, except In contemplation oI thit
proposition Of the United States under the
treaty and OF the necessity that both
the private interests and public engage
msnts are involved in reliance upon the
power and faith Of this government, iol
their protection must be conformed to ~
rightiul participation and control in am
arrangements that may seriously affect th'
discharge ofits stipulated responsibilities
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ACROSS THE OCEAN.
General Msllkoff Creates a Sensation.
Lord Bsacousa.ld's Manifesto on the Irish
0uestion-The Key Note ofths COnser.
yatiye Campaign-The Document
Disappointment tothe Premler's
Friends = General For
eIgu News.
BEAcONsPIiLD ON THE IRISH CUES.
TION.

LONDON, March 9.-The following Is the
text Of Lord Beaconsdeld's letter to the
Duke OF Marlborough:
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Republican members of the Senate, in
caucus, after considerable interchange Of
opinions agreed that party interests would
be promoted by continuance Of the de.
bate onu-the Fitz John Porter bill, and
therefore will not give way to rumored
intention OF the majority to postpone ac-
ton on the bill until next session.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04

BOARDING..
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
IM0iAmA.

A Herald correspondent telsgraphi
from Indianapolis some farther 40.
counts Of the miserable prospects OF
the Democrats. They have no money,
and nave had lssE than twenty five
thousand dollars in all TO spend in the
canvass; English's unpopularity CON-
tinueS great, and there are growing
disssHsiOns among the Democratic
leaders; Weaver, the Greenback can
didats, has come out Gercsly against
the Democratic ticket and party, and
altogether 1t looks, from these accou unts
as though the Republicans were hsv-
ing 1t all their own way, as they have
Of money and No quarrels.
New York Herald.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
Coach and Livery Cloths.

The TRADE and FAMILIES are invited
to make special examination of our larae
stock ordered out by us expressly for Coach
mems Suits, Coach Innings, Horse Blankets.
Lap Wraps, &c.