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A SURPRISE,
THE GOVERNMENT ENDESSoRINa TO GET
NEW INDICTMENT AGAINST BRADY.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The fact that
John A. Walsh had b.en present in the
Criminal Courtroom the past few days
caused some comment, but it was rather &
surprise nevertheless to persons interested in
the Stsrroute matters when it became known
that the government is making determined
effort TO secure an Indictment against Gen.
.. j. Brady in connection with a prominent
United States senator for conspiracy TO de-
fraud the government. Ker was present in
the grand iury-room during nearly The whole
session to-day. Walsh was examined at
length, and it lie believed that his testimony
was substantially repetition of that given
before the grand jury in July last. Contractor
j. B. Price and others have also been call ed
upon 10 testify, and it is expected that their
combined evidence will make the case N uch
stronger than it was in the first instance. Al
the end of to-day's session the grand Jury
was excused until Mondsy next.
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CONGRES.MEn'S PAY.
ARE Amenities ENTITLED To REMUNERA
TON FOB SERVICES NOT RENDERED?


TON FOR SERVICES NOT RENDERED?
WASHINGTON, March 22-The return 10
the treasury BIZ Representative Flower, of
New Yerk, Of some S400, said TO be over
payment on account of his salary, is not
generally uuderstood Mr.. Flower was no.:
literally overpsid. He simply chose 10 con-
strue the Law az it undoubtedly ought 10 be
construed, that members absent except On
leave or on the ground of sickness are not
entitled TO pay during their absence. He
estimated that be was about thirty days
under such conditions, and rsi urned The cor
responding amount OF salary. There are
several New York congressman who would
do well TO follow Mr.. Flowers example.
Benz amin Wood, for instance, probably
was not in Washington thirty days DUR
ipg the entire second session, and bis
name can be fouad in the Record on the
roll-calls generally among the absentees.
Yet Mr.. Wood has not returned any part
of his salary. He obtained leave Of alb
senoe esIly in the session. Mr.. Cornell, tbs
rich representative from the Kingston Dis
trict, has been absent more than he has been
present, but he returned no pay. Mr.. Crow
ley, the confidential friend Of the admins
tration, was also absent CREST deal. CLERK
Mcpherson, having had his attention called
TO the law, says that il does not execute
itself, and says that he has no right 10 know
whether members are absent or not, unless
some certIscztien OF the fact is made to him
by the House, in which event he would with
hold the pay. He does not, however, under-
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ESTABLISHED 1S4C

mstic train signal. Edward Gnlton, heavy
whisky dealer, is president, and w. Lyons, a
grain and provision broker, secretary. IRE
invention Ir very clever coniriyance,i and
will no doubt come extensively into use
The signal acts by electricity, and by divid-
ing railroads into sections or blocks, signals
at each end of the section will Tell at sny
time whether train is on that particular
stretch of track. TIE N machinery being au-
tomato, is much cheaper than the Z ack
system, which is in force on the Pennsylva-
nia rallHaY.
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CHICAGO, March 22-The trotting stallion
Jerome EDDY, with a record of 2:1o3, was
cold yesterday to II C. Jewett & Co., OF Buf
fslo, N. Y, for S25, 200. With the exception
of Snuggler and Piedmont this is the largest
price ever paid for tretting stallion. 1t
had been the intention TO keep the animal on
the turf this SESSION, with the expectation OF
excelling the hest record, but the present
owners have taken him to Aurora, n. Y 1.
and will place him on stock farm with the
intention of permanently retiring him from
The Track
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
The Enormous Business Done "a These
Publications in Washingtsn-What
Becomes Of Them.
The Tobacco Rebate-Virginia Bonds
Postal AffsirsAThe Star.R0ute Trial
Internal ReTenue.

WAsHEeTos, March 22.-sscretsry Fol-
ger, though feeling stronger yesterday and
impro red By bis Trip, is to-day suffering so
much from a fresh cold, which affects his
eyes quite seriously, that ne ia unaole to
attend TO his official dutiss. The secretary
requires rest from the cares of office for a
considerable time. He is in no condition
physically to attend 10 his duties, and only
quietude and complete cessation from work
can build him up rapidly.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
STATEMENT OF COMMISSIONERS RAuM-
ESTIMATED DECREASE.

WAsHINeToN, March pa statement has
been prepared by the commissioner of inter-
nsl revenue which shows the receipts of that
Office for the last fiscal year TO bs SAC, AGO.
900. The receipts from July l, 1882, TO
March 81, 1888, exceed the receipts for the
corresponding period last year by 81, 200, 900.
Ii is estimated that the receipts for the cur
rent 6sesl year, if there had been no reduc-
ton in taxation, would amount 10 Sl4S, $685.
900. The deduction on account of the
changes in revenue laws is So, 100000. Total
estimated receipts for the current fiscal year,
$14S, 625, 600. The estimated Increase or de-
crexses of revenue for The remainder of the
current fiscal year compared with last year
are as follows: Increase on spirit, 81 ,500,-
900; decrease from banks md bankers, 50 400,-
coo; decrease from special taxe-, 81 100000;
decrease from adhesive stamps, $500, 600; de-
crease from tobacco, 100000. Total in
crease, 500, 900; total decrease Sc, 500, 900;
net estimated decrease, S., 100000.
The commissioner OF internal revenue hss
requested an opinion from the attorney
general on the question of the liability Of
banks aud bankers from December let tc
March let, under the provisions OF the utter.
nal revenue bill
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CINeINNATI, March % -R~presentativeI
OF rosds interested in the Western freight
pool at meeting to-day appointed d.. d 5
Gray to repor, The nav basis to a meeting tC
be held June lat Il ia probable that /;
money bssis ins.eld Of tonnage will be Is
vored by most Il tue members, ,nd the pool
will probably be extended to include lsrst
Number Of smsiirr toSu+ The present ar
rang ment viii 10, bs disturbed until after
the june meeting
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VIRGINIA BONDS.
THE COUPON CASE NOT YET DEFINITELY Sc,
TIED

THE COUPON CASE NOT YET DEFINITELY SET
TIED.
WAsHIEaTos, March 22-Ths Virginia
coupon business is net yet settled. The Bal
timore Sun says: "The validity of the ma
tured coupons of Virginia consols and TO-
40s, 10 paying State taxes, is about to be
practically tested, in view of the fact that
the United States Supreme Court, in lis late
decision en- the coupon case, reasserted the
opinion that the State is bound TO take the
coupons in payment Of taxes and State dues.
The teRt ia in manner different from any pro-
ceedings heretofore taken or outlined, and is
the resul. OF correspondence between Mr.. j.
S. Lennon, of the Baltimore bar, and gen.
tlemsn Of position in Virginia, who is large
taxpayer. As first step in the matter the
Virsiuian has rendered the amount of cou-
pons necessary to cover his taxes, which have
been refused, and ne thereupon has the cou-
pons identified and kept subject TO the order
Of the collector, and he now awaits the onset"
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ST.. LOUIS, March ga dispatch from
Muscogee, |, T., says: "a company OF col
diers from Fort Gideon have gone out to ar
at the bsligerent Creeks. Troops from
Fort Reno will cooperate, and the hostil e
forces will be compelled to disbsnd. 1t is
stated that If this action is followed by 8
prosecution Of the hostile leaders, and an
impartial investigation OF the cause of the
outbresk, pe,ce will be restored, otherwise
there will be continuous trouble among the
n-n.E.
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The Dory ysyager Wreck ed.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-The CA'onicl,
Of Msrs borough, Queensland, has an account
Of the arrival there Of Bernsrd Gilfov, o.
Buffalo, N. Y, who left San Frame scC
August g. 1882, in an eighteen-iuch dory fol
Australia. The voyage Was prosperous unit
the latter part, when he was capsized ;wicc
and LOST his instruments and provisions were
damsged. He was picked up By cosstel
Jasusry 29tb, $50 miles from he asst o.
Queensland, in an exhausted condition,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-23

~No lady of refinement likes to resort to
superficial devices to supply becoming
~ mblance of her former beauty. II i, hsalth
alone that kindles the FIRE that lights the
countenarce and brings back the fresh tiGts
of the apple blossoms to the faded cheek. II
anything on earth will do this it is Mrs.
Lydia E Pinkh ANS Vegetable Compound,
which has already brought health to multi
tudes with whom all her means have failed
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A Break In the Pro.sctIon Levse az Fair.
All West Gambling.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 22.-Tbe de-
fault of Ray. late book-keeper of the Mer-
chants and Pisnters' Bank, is placed at
100000. The bank meets the loss by using
$4,000 of the reserve and accumul alton,
and reducing the stock TO S25 600 These
amounts will prevent any demand on the
stockholders fer additional payments. Rays
bondsmen will pay $4,000. Cause, cotton
futures and carda
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'HOME. SWEET HOME"
The Remains OF Sehn Howard Payne
at New York.

NEW YORK, March 22.-The steamship
Burgundia, from Mareeilles, with the body
of John Howard Payne on board, arrived
this morning. When the vessel arrived at
Brooklyn the Aidermanic Committee and
Charles NJ. Matthews and Lieut.. Reginald F.
Nicholson, OF the United States Navy, repre-
sentatiyes of Mr.. w. w. Corcorap, OF Wash
/ iagtou, forced their way among 500 italian
emigrsnts with which the ship was crowded,
and procured the coffin. The heavy box was
placed on the shoulders of four stalwsrt
Italian sailors and borne down the gang
plank and across the pier, through the ua-
covered crowd TO the hesrse in waiting. There
was no ceremony, and everything connected
with the removal was of the simplest kind.
The hesrse was covered with the American
flag, aud was followed by four coaches con-
tanning the aldermen and Mr.. Corcoran's
representatives and members of the press.
The poets remains were brought to this city
and placed in the governors room of the City
Hall. Here for two hours the people passed
before it. All day tomorrow the body will
lie in state, ard in The evening, escorted by
the aldermen and Gilmore's band PLAYING
Home, Sweet Homc," be taken to the Penn.
| sylyanis railroad depot and carried in spe-
| cial car to Washington, furnished by the
Pennsylvania railroad, and delivered 10 the
authorities OF Oak Hill Cemstery, to be held
| until the 9ih of June, the ninsty-first anui-
versary of the poets birth, when the faAl
ceremonies takes plsce.
| A Break in the Protection Levse az Fair.
view.
NATcHEz, March 22.-There is a break
in the protection levee at Fairview. Work
on the levee has been abandoned. Several
plantations in the rear are overturned
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-23

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22-J. c. Sanchez
a member OF an old Spanish family of thi.
State, and a musicsap, last night entered
the National Concert Hall, on Dupont street.
where his mistress, Clara A. R=nnicks, was a
waiter girl, and shot her, probably fatally
He then killed himself. Jealousy was the
cause
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-23

LOUISVILLE, March 22.-The jury in the
cas- OF Geo. W. Levi, on trisl for com
plicily in the cily hall frauds, disagreed
and were discharged this afternoon. The
jury food seven for acquittal and five for
conviction. The seven liys in the city and
iSe in tue country Outside the Unite. A
number Of othrr indic m-nts remAin to We
tried. The trial If Ovid Ferguson, late
back-LsI COLLECTOR. bagins to-morr0R.
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PTTsBURG, March 22.-The remains of
CharIss Soehner, noted GsrmIn revolu-
zionist, from indianapolis, WAS crem ated at
Washington, Pa at noon today. The body
arrived at II O'Clock, and was INN edistely
placed in the retort, aad 10 three hours was
reduced 10 ashss
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YnnihfuI incendiarfas.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, IND, March 22.-Lsst
night about midnight three boys, under six
teen years of age, students at the Wabash
College, were arrested for setting fire 10
Southhall College Sunday night. They con-
fessed, and also said that during the psst six
weeks they broke into n store in this city and
set it on fire. All were admitted to bail 10
the cum of $4,000 each.
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California crop Prospects.

SAN Francisco, March, 22.-The rainfall
thus far has been very light and fears are
entertained that unless plentiful showers
occur before the lat of April wheat and
barley crops will be almost total failure
except in several COST counties, which may
be aided by fogs. The fruit snd Craps
yield promises 10 exceed that Of any pre-
yious wear
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-23

CHICAGO, March 23.-Lsrgely attended
meetings in this city and Milwaukee of cigar
makers indicate that they propose going on
a strike May Let, unless the demand for 81
increase per 1000 be granted By the en-
ployers. The leaders assert that the strike
will be general throughout the country, The
Louisville and Cincinnati cigsr-makers will
also strife
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-23

CINCINNATI, March % WIN, NJ. Stewart
postofice clerk, was arrested last nis ht foI
stealing money from letters. He confessed
his crime, and seems disposed to make resti.
tuition. He was in good circumstances, and
is the son of well-to-do and respectable
citizen. No cause is known for his course
He ia held in S2500 bail.
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ST. LOUIS, March 22.-The Democratic
City Convention nominated The following
Candidates for seats 10 the upper house Of
the Municipal Assembly: w. F. Hsiner, A.
J. OConnor, A. W. SIaub, Ed D.voY,
Joseph Temple, VIM. H. Steene. The
tickets OF both parties sre row 10 The field,
and liy campaign is anticipated.
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FRESH air, exercise, good food aod DR..
Benson's Celery and Chsmomile Pills will,
when used together, cure any case of uer-
vousness, sick headache or Indigestion. They
strengthen the nervous system. FIVE thou
sand phYsicians prescrib, them.
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LOUISVILLE, March 22.-Inquiries to day
among ministers, bus meas aud professional
men develop practically s unanimous oppo-
sition to he presentation by Sslmi Morse Of
the Passion Play in his city. 1t Is safe to
say tast liceuse will not be granted for any
such preee NATION
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MANY London ladies crop their hair short
and uesr an almost entire wig, AMI c0nss-
qusntly catch cold more frequently than
their American oousins, but OF course they
I'll uae d.. Rnli's Coush SYrnp.
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), FRIDAY, MARCH. %. 1888.

stand that the Law requires him TO ascertain
whether the members are present or not.
Presumably they are present, aud they re-
ceive their pay. unless something il afirma-
lively shown 10 She contrary.
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In LEGATIONS.

For Tennessee and Tie Ohio raley, partly cloudy
eather nth locoi rains snow, southwest usertng
to northwest winds, stationary or tO,Ser tenpcra-
ture IN the Ohio yaIIev and hisher pressure.
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For four years L suffered ogOny from skin
disgase. Dr. Bensons Skin Cure cured me-"
c. B. Mcdonald, Plantersville, Ala. One
dollar at druggisis.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
The Caucus Railroad Commission Bill
Finally Passed the House bya
Vote OF 50 to %.
The Penitentiary Bill Passed Third
Reading-A Letter From Col. e.
p. Huntington.


Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March y. - Senate-Ths
House joint resolItion extending sympathy
10 the oppressed people of Ireland was
adopt ed.
The Hysse joint resolution to investigate
the Newmarket, Dandridge and Newport
TURNPIKE Company was tabled.
The House bill on third reading 10 prevent
proprietors of billiard, bsgatelIs and pool
tables from allowing minors to play on their
tables without the consent of their parents or
guardians was then taken up and passed
The act gives grand iuriss inquisitorial
powers. The act does MT apply ts private
tables.
Tbs Hurnirss z-ysfJI W as ms1uIy seyoted
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APRIL INTEREST.

pAYMENr 10 BE COMMENCED NARcH 10Th
WITHOUT REBATE.
WAsHINGToN, March PA circular let
Ter has been sent q Treasurer Gilfilan end
ali ss-iotaat-tr.~-rEsra, authorizing them to
commence the payment OF interest due April
LIST en- the 26th instant. without rebate. The
interest amounts to 81 ,375, 785. About 80, 900
checks for registered Interest will be mailed
in season for presentation on the 26th instant.
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Horrible Crime.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, March ga young
lunstic named Richard CAwley escaped from
the county pooraOuse, and coming TO town,
split bis mothers head with an ak, killing
her instantly
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CAPITAL BRIEFS.

WAsz1seToN, March 22.-EdHard Han
Ion, the oarsmsu, arrived here THE morning
fr, IN TORONTO.
The President .fkued the commission of
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Col. Cole Receives "a Letter.
NV YonK. March %, 1853,

Col, Z. ". OOTe UC+lYed TIC I0ITOWIng
telegram from C. P. Huntingdon, OF New
York, a prominent railrosd man OF The
country:
New YORK, March %, 1881
To f W. Cole:
am informed that there is legislation proposed
in Tennessee which, II enacted into a law, would
take the control from the owners OF the railroad
property. | should never invest another dollar In
the State In that kind of property II 1t was treated
against railroad property IN the State, when sucf
property is more conducive to the best interests o.
the State than almost any other think alt Tar
ties in this city feel do in relation to the mat
ter and really hope no such legislation Will be
enacted c. p HUNTINGDON.
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REMOVED BY HANGING.

a NACANCl IN The PUsTOFIICL AT GkEEN
HORN, MON.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The governor Of
Montana sept the following dispatch to the
Post5fice Department to-day:
The vigilantes at Green Horn. Mon. have re-
moved the Democratic postmastersby hanging.
Government fuel must be scarce as he was caught
burning barn. The office is now vacant.
The sureties have been notified 10 take
charge of the office.
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WHEN you feel 3 cough or bronchial al
lection creeping On The lungs, take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, sud cure it before it bee omes
incurahle
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RAvESNA, o, MsTch 22.-The bsnk oi
E. s. Comstock was robbed OF $500 By a
couple OF thieves, one of whom called him
out 10 speak to the other in buggy. No clew
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LOUISVILLE, March y "A company with
al OOO 900 capital has been formed here to
introduce W. w. Legraud's patented auto
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TOMBSTONE, A. T, March 22-Six men
were killed in conflict between Mexissns
| and c5ul emen at NoITisoA's ranch.
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the freshest, Purest IN choicest condi ments
money will buy. 1t surps-ses any that can
Be made at home, is cheaper, saves labor and
all anxiety.
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fs'A's uH'e 'H Nm MIA LAWRENCE,



For the fiscal year ending April so. 1888,
the total number of manufacturers and deal
ers in smokiog and Manufactured tobacco
and snuff. cherools and cigarettes, a. esti-
mated at the Interral Revenue Bureau, is
439, 500. OF these 10000 are dealers and
Is, 900 sre manufacturers Of cigars, and 900
manufacturer of tobacco snd SNUFF
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HOUSE.

ma IIior rfrf5 7T'sSJI was ma1Hly seVoted
70 The discussion OF the Torbett issue bill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-08

in the mind Of Governor Adams for
nearly two weeks. We believe that he
is a sensible, as well as a conscientious,
servant Of the people, and we are con-
WINGED that whatever he does will be
right, and will be indorsed by the State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-08
GOSSIP.

In London there are now 80 theaters
giving performances.
A gas company in Paris. with a capital
of $500, 900 francs, has failed.
About the middle Of last month the
Chilians levied another military tax on
the people Of Lima.
1t is said that a large amount of the in
formation which is spread through South
Africa is disseminated by means of al.
MANAGES
The famous citadel of Anvers is in pro-
cess Of dismantling. To blow up the
principal postern Of the fort took 2lO
kilos Of dynamite.
South Kensington Museum, in London,
contains a watch made to resemble an ap-
Pile, with q gold case ornamented with
seed pearls.
Liverpool. England, possesses q larger
Welsh population than any town in or out
of the principally of Wales, and it claims
the distinguished title OF the metropolis Of
North Wales.
A correspondent of the Cardiff. Wales,
Mail says: 1t is stated on good authority
that s1OO, 900 Of debt on Welsh Congrega.
tional chapels will be promptly wiped off,
as the result Of the Jubilee Thanksgiving
Fund.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-08

Assemblyman Armitsge against ex-Speaker
Esgan reported that the committee be-
lieve Eagan did wrong in approaching a
member Of this honorable body in an un,
lawful manner and recommend that Esgan
be denied the privilege of the house and
receive censure.
A Wealthy stock Man Killed.
HUBBARD CRY, Texas, March ID. ].
Land, a wealthy stock man from Wiscon-
sin. was shot and killed at this place to-
day by one varnell, who made improper
advances to Lands daughter at a party.
Land ordered Varnell to leave the prem
Uses.
Chess Tournament.
New YORK, March THE Directors OF
the Manhattan Chess Club, at their meet
ing last night, decided to send Capt. Geo.
II. Mckenzie, a member of the club, and
the chess champion of America, to contest
the tournament in London next month.
Meeting of the Union League.
PITrsBURG, March General Negley,
President of the National Union League,
has called a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee Of that body at the Continental
Hotel, Philadelphia, on the 24th OF March,
for the transaction Of important political
business.