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at . o'clock, p. IN,

the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of land with
q two. story brick house thereon erected.
situate In The city of Wilmington bounded
and described as follows. to wit: BEGINNING
on the southeriy side of Read street at the
distance Of $50 feet ~ inches from the wcs-
terly side Of Msn'0e street and at the
middle of the division wall between this
and the adjoining horse on the east. tn nce
southerly parallel with Monrre street and
through the middle Of said division wall Sd
feet to corner. thence westerly parallel
with Read street Is feet and u Inches ton
corner. thence northerlv and parallel with
NJ onroc stree, AMI throngn the middle ofthe
division wall hrtween this and the adjoining
house on the wost IS feet 10 the aforesaid side
of Read street. and thence thereby eastsrly
Is feet and Y inches to the y lace OF begin
ing, be the contents what they may. decd
Record l.. v01. 70, cage 3 7. otc.
For the release 0ta portion Of the above
described r r, estate from The lien OF this
see deed record n. Vol. II. page
2S3. exc.
Seized aud taken In execution as he pro
perry OF Peter b Heusted and Julia IT,, his
vito, aud f. Wilhelm. t. t, End to be sold by
JAMES NJ ARIIN. Sheriff.
SHERIrFs OFFIcE, Wilmington, Del. Jan.
4. 1854 l0,eod
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NvOTICE-To WATER RENTERS.
0vYicK WATRK DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON. bel. dec. ", 1857

WILMINGTON, bel, dec. II, lssa.
The bills for the year 1874 are now ready
and payable at the Registrars ONCE, y. w.
corner Sixth and King streets. On all bills
remaining unpaid AFTER the 3lst OF January,
1854. i've per cent. Will beeadded, II paid dur
ing the month Ut February, and ten per cent.
II paid during March, after which time the
ierIules may DO withdrawn and suit tDstltu.
ted for the recovery Of the amount due. Once
hours, ga. d, To \ y. IN. J. A. BOND,
dl7.u Registrar.
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Paris. Jan y. Notwithstanding the
expressed wish of the CCmte DE Paris to
preserve his incoguite upon his journey
to Madrid, II large crowd Of Royalists
at the railway depot, upon his depar-
tire, handed him an address in the
name of the Royalist League. A few
cries of 'Vive 10 Roi' were raised. The
police made four arrests. The Comte De
Paris goes direct to Madrid upon the
invitation of King Alfonzo, and will
afterwards procee to Seville to visit the
DucDs Montpensier.
Two men who we're arrested declared
that they were paid to should've leRoi!
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>hlE-lROPEkTY AT 2lg MAR
u fsreet now occupied by Finn 4
me budding Is 1871 feet front.
'lhches deep, !Our stories high and
iiy 'ochteI. II not foid will he rent.
Fessloh given March rs. For forms
W VI. NJ, CHILD, No. 7u4 Market
lIl-7t
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SAifs-h FEW NEW joined
'ounes On West Ninth street, cottage
cannot he beat for convenience, A 20
N ,,o'en houses, new. 100 you'd be
,'".tsih'oht. Terms to suit. IL DALI.
'r 81 lat 7Lh street, or oil West 9Th
d2l-lmt
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List Of Unclas@edp Letters
Remaining In the Wilmington, Del.
Post-office, Saturday, January 18th,
1884:
LADIES LIST.
Miss r. V. Baugber, Mrs. Eliza l..
Brown, Miss Elizabeth Il. Baily, Miss
Joe Brown, Mrs. Laura Brown, Marga-
ret W. Bush, Miss Maggie Burton, Mrs.
sallie L. Barnes, Mrs. Ella Gotten, Miss
Ida Crystle, Miss Laura Craig, Mrs.
Hannah Gilbert, Miss Maria Anna
Gibbs, Miss Sarah Garvey, Miss Annie
Gibson, Joanna Green, Ann Maria How
ard, Mrs. Alice W. Hayes, Miss Jamie
Hurt, Mrs. Wbiteman Harper, Alice
W. jackson, Mrs Il. A. Loyett, Mrs.
Name Mullin, Mrs Maude A. Miller,
Miss Fannie Martin, Miss T. LanseD
Nichols, Mrs. M. Reed, Mrs. NJ. A.
Ring, Miss Ella X. Seibert(2), Miss Brid-
get Spencer, Fanny Tunnel, Mrs. Anna
Turner, Mrs. James Thompson, Mls.M.
j. Taylor, Maggie Thompson, Miss A.
+. Wright, Mrs. Elizabeth Wells, Miss
Norah K. Williams.
GENrbRMBN's LIST.
George Akin, James Alfred, Rev.
w. G. Alexander, Charles Buck, 8. +.
Butt, Lucus Buck, Thomas Brown,
Charles Collins (2), Robert Cotman,
Ferd Conner, ID. DANDY, Shawn Dohsr-
ty,L. W. Ellis, Immantral Ayers Green,
David Thomas Green, Henry Nath.
Green, Thomas Greenwood, Henry
Harris, j. d. House, Leslie Jones,
Krudrick Krukepp, John Lowery, Mr..
& Mrs. Miller, A. i. Morgan, Charles
Mangold, Chas. Fl. Martin, Martin
McDonougb, William d. Mann, Philip
Nelson, j. II. McDOnnan, Charles
ROmmel ca, John r. Robinson, James
Smith, c. d. Sloan Il Co, John Sim
pprs, Daniel Toomy, George T.. White,
William w. Willis, Albert Very,
Frank Wilkinson, Walter Wilson,
W. W. Wharry.
LOCAL LETTERS.
LADIES' LIST.
Mrs. Mary S. Carroll, Miss Clara
Louisa Kellogg, Mrs. Margaret Walk
or.
GENTLEMEN LIST.
Andrew Bernhardt (2), +. p. Besson,
Vigson Roman, S. II. Composer, Thomas
Campbell Isaac X. Dunn, r., X. Den
ney, r. } Hildebrandt, John Journey,
John T. Jackson, John &. Knaws, A.
s. McLone, X. Martin, Mr.. Eeitz, Sam.
Smith, John Ward, James Walton.
FOREIGN LETTERS.
Daniel Dubenger, Emiddio Dandrea,
Paola Furri, Darquale Ginfre ca,
Gioyanni Pail Pet o Pasalauua Cant
tano Simenei, Nicola San.etta, Antonio
SarrC.
FOURTH-CLASS MATTER.
Miss Bridget Bane, Mrs. A. W. Bar
Der, John McCnsker, Mrs. T.. L. Wei
din, William Valley.
~ To obtain any of these letters the
applicant must ask for Advertised Let
tcrs and give tn date Of this list.
VIM Y, SWIGGETT, =, M,
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hLE-A VALUABLE MAKE

~AIE-h VALUABLE MARKET
trrtt property, inning through to
street. An old business stand.
.''Ty brick dwelling, No. 40g West Sth
containing twelve rooms, with all con
r'' and III elegant order. A rare op.
! J. Houses In all parts OF the city.
NAndev!s avDnue, near Market
A+Nj3l3 fse', by
j, AUGUSTUS MNAULLEY.
No 60 Market street.
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Jao. 10th Win. J. McGarr, N. G. Hid:
Jan. l7th Amos House, Chadd's Ford.
Jan. 26th VIM. Lones. city
Mar. 9Th A. q. PrOoks, White CLAY Or. hd
Mar. 10th Peoples and Hicks, Christ. HID
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, ALE Il EXUHANRE-A VALU.
IT, +, country store property In Chester
""Io!hs large business, or will OK
W. w., cry property. Persons seeking for
81 y, ~ ,i,' ne shou.d investigate. Apply
'hNNlNfTuN, Eighth and Ring
dell ito do
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NOTiCE-DlyIDEN
The NATIONAL BANK cv
WILMINGTON AND RRANDYwIHE,
VIII, DEL. January 3, 1854.
The board Of Directors have this day de
ciEred dividend Il 0 per cent. on the CAPT
cal stock for six months ending December 81
1883, payable on demeEd.
OIhO NOWLAND,
AT CRhier.
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'hE. COKE!! COKE!!!

'"s'oh GOAL Gas Co, are low IRE
" deliver coke to any part of the city
80 per load. Orders received ut 800
y street. or works foot ot Madison
il0-l1ft
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, ~ hf-hOuSES AND BUILDING
y ~ Al parts OF tho city. Persons de.
= tu''nhSe either, should call on NJ.
ii, Zeal Estate Agent, No. 8 East
.''e''' is. lm-eOd
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HALE-UAlL OR SEND FOR
~ " dialogue Of dwellings, stores @ md
= "u' Property for rent tskeE
ana managed. GEORGE o.
y WI "hlpIey street, I'd floor. lelm
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Office

\ =
The annual meeting Nfthe members OF tho
New Castle County Mutual Insurance Co =
paHy will be held ut the office u tho coinpa-
ny, Nc. BG2 Market street. Wilmington, della
wate, On Monday, January 2lSt, 1884 at 10
O'Clock, n IN, at which time sen election for
tive mtrnbers Of the company TO serve as
Managers tor three years viii be held.
WILLIAM TATNhLL,
Precedent
II. NJ. CLEAyER, Secretary. llOilt
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neLt-fIVE GOOD WORK
4 'eS' Any reasonable offer will not be
- Apply at No. 1872 Chestnut street.
disc dtf
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L. ~ , CDMpLET FIXTURES
cTo ntmuE store walnut front, drawers,
k','''eht condition. Been In use less
4 .. 4NN' A bargain. Address Drrl :
lG-ltt
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CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
- writ of Levari Faclas, to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Whining on,
New Castle county, Del. on
THURSDAY, THE OATH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1884,
stI o'clock, D. H.
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HOTlCKs.
% ELEGANT NEW COTTAGE HOMES
- FOX SALE CHEAP,

On very easy terms. Superb In architecture,
corr er Of Filth and West streets, one Of the
most desirable situations In our city. All Of
the houses are three.story. two Of BRICK and
mansard, green strpentine stone base, Ohio
butt trimmings, marble steps, marble and
slate vestibules and mantels, and gas tx
lures throughout, with all modern improve
ments. No better houses built In Whining
ton in 1853. Twelve goOd-siSed rooms In
each OF the West street houses, including
bath, and ten In the Fifth street house and
very convenient throughout The very best
OF tin roof and tlp-top dry cellars. NO e1.
pense has been spared 10 have them No. J..
Those wanting an elegant homo In hand
some, central part OF the city and at m0der.
ate price can find 1t here. They will he open
for Inspection on New Years day and for two
weeks, from y to IL o. m. and TIL Up. M, II
rot sooner sGld CYRUS STEIN,
dec29.u No. III Market street, VIII, Del.
NyOrICE--THE ANNUAL. MEETING
IN of the " Farmers' Mutusl Firo lnsur-
ance Company OF the State Of Delaware"
will be held at the office Of the company on
Monday, January II, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, a. m +,
ut which time an election for hvo managers
Of the company 10 sorve three years will DO
held, and one years Interest on all deposit
notes will be payable.
Six per cent interest on all balances
TO more than nye dollars will be
pad to members.
Tho agents OF the company are authorized
TO receive the dues Of members and TO pay
their interest, VICTOR DUPONT,
W. A. LAMUITE, President.
Secretary. d2slN
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la THKEE-STORY BRICK
''use, NO. 40s West Sixth street.
l-l0t-e-O.d-s
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ar . . " WiK AND FIXTURES
a ~ s.,s.ahIishee Cigar, news and varie-
Irs 'Wre aud house 10 rent cheap. -
'"'' once. 1851
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RtNT .THEsECONDA NDIHlRD
inv from, rooms, No. rs Market
1'Le., rooms are very desirable Tor
vht purposes, being we'll lighted and
ana II, this business portion OF the
Happily on the premises. ll"N
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THE. CLOTH
DEPARTMENT

Takes part in our great Jan :
uary Mark Down Sale. Many
Of the goods have been
greatly reduced. Some less
than cost, as we do not
wish to carry any over
Heavy fur back fancy black
cloakings, have been selling
this season at 81, now $3.50.
Heavy fur back colored
Ottoman cloakings, have
been selling this season at
IS, now S..
Heavy fur back fancy
cloakings, have been selling
this season at $3.50, now
$3.50.
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w. M. kENNARD & CO.

Seal Pushes, have been
selling this season at ST.,
now SO.
Seal Pushes, have been
selling at SIS, now 400.
Seal p ushes, have been
selling this season at 1000,
now 1900.
Seal Pushes, have been
selling this season at $500,
now 1900.
Silk Pushes, seal color,
have been selling at 500,
now 3.75.
And many other cloth
goods too numerous to men
ton, at very great reduc-
tons.
w. M. kENNARD & co.
62I Market Street.
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,. "aht'-A FARM OF 40 ACRES,
''' re-. o' Vile, Del, with fair build
'Ioatd-ltw"1 JOHN WOOD.
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', Sihl'E-h WELL EST BLlSHE ED
.Tf,ng business. Best location In the
''refs Success, this ofiico. 1872.
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DENT COLLECTIn NS-YOU CAN
IL surely save mo ey beyond our com,nis-
sons and seve trouble and annoyance by
giving us your rent collections. HEALD n
co. J12e.
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WANTED

I1tIIYOONG MEN AND LA
70 r.s. ,seEriS Is Market street.
;ngton, Del. NO charge un'''' u"
hrnished.
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|usES fOk RENT.

kory rriag, rooms, s32 Locust si. tla
rooms, II r. 2nd ~. II
|,,I AUGUSTUS IGAULLEl,
n, sos Market street.
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FCHERlFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ writ OF Leyari racias, TO me direetad
Wili be exposed 10 public sale at the Cont
House, on Market street between Tenth and
eleventh streets, In the city of Wilmington.
rev Castle County, Del, on
THURSDAY, THE OATH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1854,
at2 o'clock, p. m.,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate IN the city of Wilmington, with the
brch building thereon erected bounded and
described as follows, TO wit: beginning AT a
point on the northerly side OF Conrad Street.
nstWeen Van Buren and Harrison streets az
tne distance OF 10 feet westerly from the
westerly siie OF Van Buren, street themes
nOrthcrly parallel ~ Van Buren, street rs
ieet TO .Lake, thence nOrthwesterIy Ia feet
moreor less to stake: thence southerIv
parallel 10 VanBuren street and nassing
through the centre Of the party wall he.
tween the house on this lot and the one ad-
JOINING on the west, rs feet more or less In
the aforesaid northerlysid Of Conrad strest.
and thence thereby easteTIy Is feet to the
place OF beginning, be the contents what
faey may
Seized and taken in execution AZ the nro-
perry OF Walter q. Tatnali and Henry I,
Tathall. jr.. trading as II l.. TatnalI X %
and Annie X. Tatnall, wife Of the said
Walter q. Tatnall and t. t's, and to be sold
by JAMES NJ ARTLN, Sheriff.
SAEMFr's OFFICE, Wilmington, lei, Jan.
4, 1884. Teod.
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CIIERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE A
- wit Of Levari Facias, to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city OF Wilmington.
New Castle county. Del, on
THURSDAY, THE PATH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1854,
at2 O'Clock, p. IN.
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piecel or parcel Of
land with the brick house thereon erected,
situate in the city Of Wilmington bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning
at point on the IOrtherly side Of Conrad
street, between Van Buren, and Harrison
streets, at the distance Of 10 feet westerly
from the wesferley eide OF Van Buren, street,
thence northerly parallel to Van Buren,
street 10 feet more or less 10 a stake, thence
northWesterly 10 feet to stake. thence
southerly and parallel to Van Buren, street.
~ feet more or less, to the aforesaid n0rtherly
side Of Conrad street, and thence thereby
easterly 10 feet to the place Of beg nning, the
first mentioned line passing through the
centre Of the party wall between this house
and the one adjoining TN the east, be the
contents what they may.
Seized and taken 10 execution rs the pro-
perry OF Walter Il. Tatnall and Henry l.,
Tatnall, Jr, trading as II. l.. Tatnall 4 CO.,
and Annie +. Tatnall wife Of the said
Walter G. ratnsll and I. ts, and to be sold
by JAMES MARTIN Sheriff
SHERrFF's OFFICE, Wilmington, Janusry
4, 1884. lOe.,.
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FOUkTU-CLASS MATTER,

folklh-'LASS hAllEk.
Miss Bridget Bane, Mrs. A. W. Bar.
Der, John McCnsker, Mrs. L. L. Wei
din, William Valley.
IL" To obtain any of these letters the
applicant must ask for Advertised Let
tcrs and give tn date Of this list.
VIM. Y. SWIGGETT, p, NJ,
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FOE RfaHT.

NTrp-A COLORED Boy AT 81
MARKET street. ii'St'
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Andrew Bernhardt (2), f. p. Besson,
Vigson Roman, S. II. Composer, Thomas
Campbell, Isaac X. Dunn, II. X. Den
ney, r. } Hildebrandt, John Journey,
John T. Jackson, John &. Knaws, A..
:. McLone, X. Martin, Mr.. Neitz, Sam.
Smith, John Ward, James Walton.
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FOREIGN LETTEKS.

Daniel Dubenger, Emiddio Dandrea,
Paola Furri, Darquale Ginfre CO.,
Giovanni Pail, Pletro Pasalaqna, Capt.
tano Simenei, Nicola San.etta, Antonio
SarrC.
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CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
- sundry whts Of I.evari Facias, mech,
lien). to me directed, will be exposed 10 pub
lie sale at tho Court House, on Market
street, between Tenth aud Eleventh streets,
10 tho city Of Wilmington, New Castle coun.
ty, Del, on
WEDNESDAY THE GOTH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1854,
nj n'eLa0k n m
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SEPARATION IN HIGH LIFE.
Governor Fosters Daughter, Mrs. Fred D..
MuSSey, Goes Home to Her Parents,

CINCINNATI, April 13.-In January, $780, Gov
ernor Charles Foster, of Ohio, went to Columbus
with his wife and family, consisting of their two
daughters, Jessie and Annie. Mr. Fred D. Mus
sey, the well-known newspaper correspondent,
was, through the influence of Murat Halstead
and others, made the Governors private secre-
tary. He was received at the Governors house,
and after a time won the affections of the
younger daughter Miss Annie lady of the
most generous impulses and of the truest traits
of womanhood, but much the junior of her
affianced The great difference in their ages is
said to have been raised as an objection to the
marriage, but Miss Annie, who was mere girl
as compared to the man of the world who had
won her, was completely eaptvated, and would
not listen to the advice of others, not even her
own parents, (who earnestly opposed the match, }
whom she honored and respected. If reports
are true, the courting was all done before the
marriage. They took a trip to Europe, and
there was trouble and an aching heart before
they boarded the vessel. The very first night
the bride was left alone in her room at the Fifth
avenue Hotel in New York till o'clock
in the morning. while the groom was out
with old friends having good time.
1t was however, common talk in and about
Columbus after their return from Europe, that
the couple did not seem to be so much attached
as before the marriage. Mr.. Mussey seldom
spent the evening at home. He was generally
to be found up street at the hotels or restaa-
rants, and Mrs. Mussey went to parties with her
sister. While this state of affairs was noticed on
the surface in social circles, it was observed that
Mrs. Mussey, soon after the Governors retire
ment, accompanied her parents to Fostoria and
remained there. Finally it leaked out that Mrs.
Mussey had gone home to stay, and the matter
of separation was known to a few in Cincinnati
and IN Columbus. This report was, however,
refuted the latter part of February by Mrs Mus
sey joining her husband in Columbus but she
remained only few days and returned to Fos-
toria. 1t was then stated that she had left her
husband for good; that she had come back to try
to live with him again, but that, having lost all
respect for him as a man, she found it beyond
the power of forbearance, and bade him a final
adieu. That they are now separated for good
there is no doubt. The sympathy of the public
is with the lady, and naturally so.
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Notes and Personalities.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, March 13-Dr W. M. Herriott,
of indianapolis, arrived here yesterday on his
return home from an extended tour for health
and business in the East He will remain here
most of this week.
Experts who have been testing the under
ground telegraph and telephone cables here for
some time pronounce them complete success.
Paul Holman has gone to his home at Aurora
Senator Morrill,, of Vermont, celebrates his
seventy fourth birthday tomorrow, Easter Mon
day, by reception to invited friends.
Representative and Mrs. Seney have returned
from their visit to their home in Ohio.
Postmaster-g general Gresham went to New
York yesterday. He is expected back early this
week Mrs. Gresham, who has been quite ill for
some time, is now much better, and is able to
drive out.
Mr.. and Mrs Blaine will give another of their
series of receptions on next Tuesday evening.
Chief Engineer Melville says that he proposes
to carry with him TO the arctic regions, to pre-
sent to Lieutenant Greedy, the bottle of whisky
which was sent from this country to Russia
thence to the mouth of the Lena, and back again
through Siberia and across the Atlantic, and
delivered to him in New York The bottle is
still uncorked.
On Saturday Judge William D. Kelley, of the
Fourth district of Pennsylvania reached the
allotted life of man-threescore years and ten
The Judge has an erect form yet, and his hair is
but slightly frosted.
A page of the House found the pocket book of
a member last week, and restored it to the
owner IT contained 500 The memher co,,n+
ed the money slowly and carefully, while the
expectant and honest page stood by, waiting for
some recognition of his services. The owner of
the pocket book put the fat roll carefully in his
pocket and thanked the page. That was all.
Value of exports of breadstufs for March,
1864 $10 45S 466 against $17 84l s82 for the same
month last year. For the nine months ended
March 81, 1884 $780, 798 $40, against $167 263 OPS
for the same period last year.
The House was in session on Saturday but
the only business transacted was reading re-
ports from committees
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THE SITUATION IN MEXICO.
ARevOlutiOn Not mpOSsible-Many Business
Houses Resuming Operations.

GALVESTON, April 12.--The Newss Laredo
special says ''For several days rumors have
been rife of threatened revolution throughout
Mexico, which are about assuming tangible
shape, to erupt the state of quietude prevailing
the past four years. The causes are the large
moneyed concessions granted American rail
roads, the action of the government on the
nickel question, in ordering the base coin funded
and then repudiatng the certificates of deposit
on the return of the nickells; the passage of the
stamp act requiring a twelve-cent stamp on all
articles offered for sale notwithstanding the
previous exorbitant custom house tax; the fail
ure to pay the soldiers of the regular army, re-
sulting in the thorough Generalization of the
troops, those at Monterey throwing down their
arms and deserting in squad because they were
starving in the garrisons together.
The charges of corruption are openly brought
against the present President now worth 81, 000 =
900, although poor when he went into office four
years ago.
General Trevino, the idol of northern Mexico
was waited on at Laredo tonight by delega
ton of leading citizens of Monterey on his re-
turn from Europe, three months in advance of
political bargain made between him and Presi-
dent Daz, the present candidate for the presi-
dency at the approaching June election. The
significance placed on his premature return at
critical moment is that while he will not coun-
tenance a revolution, he is prepared to enter the
field as candidate for the presidency.
Many of the largest houses in the city of
Mexico in every line of business, are OPEN 1t
is expected those still holding out will open on
Monday. 1t is understood that when the mer-
chants all conform the government will modify
the stamp act Confidence is manifested in
business circles