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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE.

Cossss mAis I3rH srsrrr
p WHO WANTS MONEY! IN
To those In Of article take potee ,b., Iu.k
set up with determination TO supply their wants.
Drawn Number. in Pokomoke Lottery Classl4
IS 81 80 So "a 63 os 4 81 so As 6S
Numbers, 25 ~, also, S IS 6s. each 5000 Sold g.
Cash-d by LICK
rhoay-Posomcks, Class No 10. ~ Nos, II drawn tooe
H'aar', 2ooo 1000 &c Tickets .. halves l. quarter.
for this evenins-,o0o dollars 1000 800 Tickets dollar
halves So qrs 2Se.
sa'urtay-Potomots, Class IL. Nos. I2 drawn - 200
doihn &ooo 1000 2Soe ke Tickets doss-shar,s in ORC
portion. =" ~
100000 IN PRIZES OF $4,000 EACH
Grand Lottery Of Delaware Georgia. Csss No
" 70 DE drawn al Wilmington, Delaware. January
Nos drawn GtandC spias prires Of $4,000 Of 5000
sSoo 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1890 20 prI.
iOoO 80 OF 600 200 Of 500 &c halves So
Remember, for prizes address. CT LICK
VI
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WINTER PRESSED LAMP OIL.
w 9 casks superior Winter strained Lamp Oil
le Eh phAntoB-For sale BY
talS WILLIAMS a HAXALL
A FlRST-RATE SADDLE HORSE can be
n obtained by application
h7 GORDON 4 SKINNER
RLEACHED WINTER WHALE OTI..-5O
eb of the above article Just received by
De IL HENRY INDIANA co
TEEL.
y CASES MAYORS Cast Steel
y tons American Blistered Steel
German and English Blistercd Steel-For sale by
ia ID GORDON & SKINNER.
PRiME HAVANA oRANGEs-6 bbls Havana orsnE, in very
Il hne order, jus, to hand, for sale by
desc INToRs nRnTHER
'HEEsE, BUTTER, LEATHER, &C. &e,-a5 Casks prime
90 Boxes prime Pine Apple Cheese
900 sides DAMAGED Leather"
100 Good" Fer sale by
ae27 WILLIAMS q HAxALI.
COFFEE-250 bags Rio; 100 bags Java; SO
- bags hariaeabo; aao bags lsFuayn-for sale by
de2o WEBB. BACON d co.
GLOVER SEED. 600 bushels bright and
handsome Clover socd for sale BY
1o HENRY LUBLAM n co.
A BLACKSMITH FOR HIRE. We have
n for hire blacksmith Also girl 10 DID, GOOD nurse
JAZZ hill n TALtAFERRO.
NEUROLOGICAL BOUKs-we have IN hand ~ ,hsiye. fun
OF 'he most valuable Theological Work which will ell
low prices b7 wv. RANDOLPH a co.
SHovEL AND ToNGs AND PoKgRs. AT Cosr-stesl and
bras head shovel and TonsE steel IRON and bass head
No. M Broad Street. shockos Hin
g1 Opposite the Swan Tavern.
RANDY-4 halt pipes superior Cpgnac Bran.
st DAvENFoRr ALLEN a co
EMBROiDgRRD EVENING DRgssEs-ws have a fs y Of the
hlo hAwEs vAN DgURsEN 4 WARD
- III. TAYLOR has received from the cele-
brsied mandatory Of Nuns Clara, New YOrE ano,bsr
attention Of purchasers PIANO FORTE AND music STORE
9P Opposite The Banks
GROUND PLASTER-IOOO casks Lubec
- od Plaster for saeb BY u.,,u.
~ T.. RUM, in hbds.. landing this morning
hqo cPALNER
DECIDEDLY THE CHEAPEST LAW BOOKS EVER
OFFERED
N G.. KING is now prepared 10 furnish the
~ whole o. the following valuable Boots for o. In
pamphlet form. of - well bound In law calf viz.
tfeatice the Law resting Composition with CREDITOR
with an appendix containing precedent of Pleading
m1nueifo Law stOdea exhibiting auiy Of
ConveysncinE, Of Equity snd Of Con- Law, questions
Broos Legal Marns-A selection NJ fersl N,r. e,-e.
and Illustrated BY Herbert Broom, Temple
Pleading the Gen1 Issue under The Henry Rsscoe
rnelpe q ihe Law Of Real Properly BY Joshua Williams ~
Greesing. forms n Deeisriuot. and other Pi,sdins.
Daniels Chancsry Prae iesThr best ors on Cbspesr P,.e
tee and ssd BY hs judges 10 be the most useful spd pacc
on that SUBJECT
shove may an be hsd for o. my Boob Agency p.
door " the Postomes.
~ r. O. KING.
EECHES. A supply II healthy European
- Leeehes' ju'' received, in 5000 ord,tn
sh JoHSsToN's us Main 81
tHetss AND HuTrER--sa borss Ragtsh Ilsi,y Cheese
- Mains prise ooshen Rausr-for sais IN
~ ~" WILLIAMS 4 HAxALI.
oNDoN SHOWN sroUT.-s sasl. I.opdOa Bro-B
Stout tqusus) IN stare, and fof sais By
% 70 BIssELL 4 acCANnLleH
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LOVE, WAKE THEE, AwAKEI
w. RANDOLPH a. CO. have received this
day. January Isl large lot OF Musie-sons.:
Love. wake thee awake serenaee
she - gun-, and al In move
Farewell my lovely girl. Sailors Faresen
III cream OF thee
They thou beautiful
My bonnie seed, with merry speed
The resting place OF Washington
He's onthe island home
fairys song TO the nowers-rose open thy ,avs.
ne eagle tower-a romance Of NoImanda
he happy to niehi-Elhn Queen
PhaIma's last poor Ton
There Is beauty the mountain
Oh native
It's all for the love OF the widow
approach not the altar-a GuaTtstte
n nome on The mountain song Of Ia. sea
stones ouicksteP-Coeman's Quietsirp
Hah past eight Quicksiep
olympic Qniekstep-Bughion Quiekssp
Empress Henrleitas Duck tep
When wilt thou me-a grand WAX
Monument Wahz-Apha Waltz
honohsahea -Dad,m
Nestal -Ar,I
Greeting Watzes-Ciaudia Grand Watx
Praston GalIopaee-Mmas callopIde
stanwir Ban-a dance
hAry's Poka-Riehn.ond Pola
Amen tolkissina-a collection Polkas
saiut a La franer, from La e
Regiment Opera, with variations
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by williams. a HaxaII.


On TUESDAY NEXT. 27st inst AZ IOi oeoeI will b.
sold in front Of our Auction Store
Prime 81 CrOiI Sugar
DO. West India Moasses
DO. Sugar House do
Do. Rio Coffee
Do. Old Java do
Rye Whiskey in barrels
Old honongahela
New Rum
Very superior Apple Brandy
otafd DuPuy Cos Brandy IL half pipes
Seigneue do in %
DupuY DO m do
sIperhne Oil
GunPovdeT Tea n boxes
Prime Go.hen Cheese IN casks
Do PIne Apple in bones
Philadelphia Buref n tubs
Va. hOuntain, in hrkns
N Carolina No Herrings
hason's Challenge Backing
Extra and Common soap
ssPerior Indigo kegs
Best Bunch Rsisins n bo1ss
Bett Winter Biraehed Lamp Oh
proved paper. $500 " ~
"a u WILLIAMS 4 HAXALI. Amen.
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LATEST NEWS.
NO STEAMER YEr'

There still mail due from New York. Report had
1t that the expected had been ,segrsphsd bu,
we presume this is only anticipation Of what may be
TACT In day OF two. Va cc
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From a Ivssa,nsion Csfresssads-t.

: ------- ksHlNtfUrs y,
Judge WooDwARD, nominated from his own State. with.
notice tho Secretary Of Ss bu, with notice to 9TH
OF Secretaries with whose Departments his Office had no
connection. has been rejected Nv sissss msjsrify.
What would "Od Hickory" have said to such res,meu,f
When the As puts the Lions akin. he should take
that his do not bsrsy him tla
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ny Davenpert, Alien a Ce.

ny davenport, Allen a CO.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
oHMoNDAY, Goth IOt O'Clock we will sell our Au.
Ton store. an Assortment Of viz:
Prime a CtOiI Sugar, Ton" brand
kio, Java and Iaguayra Coffee
Creole New Orleans and 81 Rum
Apple Brandy old whisiey
Preach Brandy, Madeira Wine
No 3Maekerel No n. e. Herrinzs
Ground Alum Salt, Pine Sah
Goshen Chess Brown Soap
Sperm and TaBow Candles
Lamp On, tsd,go
New Rice IN uercesL Wrapping Paper
g. p. ana Black Teas
Shoes, Boo's Has &c
TERhs-Cnder 500, CASH 500 over months ere, for
approved paper. ~ 'O'
ais DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO Auc,,
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H0YT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond. Va.

LUCK AT HOYTS
Drawing OF Alexandria Class r. drawn IIlh Octoh.,.
CO 4 SIS 81 So 10 30 IS - 30 Is IS % %
Capital of s5oIOOOI sold by the Prize Seller,
, HOYr.
Nos.6 60, $4,000 sold and paid by that lucky HoYT
W Adde'S all orders for Capitals truly lucky
H.. HoYT
Mote the following Schemes remit Immediately:
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR JANUARY ls4s
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class No. g. 10 be drawn At AIeI
Ballots.
PM OF $4,000 20 prre' Of $4,000
Tickets $40; Halves S: ouaiien 2 So
Certificates of Packages Of IS whOIes, $3.50 90
10 90 70 Halves 6S 90
~ 40 70 Quarters, - so
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Cls. No s IN n. sr,,,, Z, A.
nndrs, c Saturday January 3I 1876 IS Nos ~ Bs1
Grand Scheme:
I PriEe Of S35 UOo Prize Of saOOo
10000 $500
1000 1000
%HI 90 100
Tickets $40; Halves S; Quarters 2 So
Certificates Of Packages Of Us wholes 500 90
ID" do 25 Halves, es eo
DO, do IS Quarters. ~ so
Ps Persons visiting the city should HoYT II in want Of
money.
W Tickets in all the Lotteries By G. Gregory Co
constantly on hand Orders or Ls Tickets
ed with prompiness and Drawings OF tere, sent when
requested, to an who order Of n NJ HoYT R,ehmoDs
Richmond December ~. 1875.
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hAsGAlNs IN SILK AMP COTTON STOCKINGS
ELkeANr E-ed White Erss.l sin Hoe worn q M ar
- aso ehssp vhiie asd Sast STA Hcss. ssd aad
eheh ooaos Hc-s, n sooS 0Cisb ava aSetiou 81
Ph RH JENEIas'.
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C.eahs and ovsroeats---RecetVed Nsss.rSeV
sscFtmept@ hspS.oae Cosss s,l- nnlrrs -
iev mnre q tho~s erowa asck Oxeyeo,t. -
reeevsd Non JeHainss es,absl ~ and Coz al. l bv
>" STARR CO. Lis'.'s Gomez, !,
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p HARRISON
ID. ANDERsON,J IT,


on WEDNESDAY fououins ths al. n N. - 49,,
soyefuee = VT on he ish ms vi erpo-s public
Com, Oats shucts FODDER strau uos uo,-.. t.r Ms. &c.
sesp Boys SD psston Of every a.rou on ne
fsdm. fEeAs u'ds hnown on daY q -.
Hensioo ian. "a. mo NJ norrs
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,


N. Y. MARkEr.-Jsn. 20, ~ p N.
Cotton-no sales.
hocr-ioo bbls good Michigan al 1915 Wa. nj W..
could hear Of. No sale. Of grain.
Corn meal no longer 6nds buyer at ~.
xoo oel' old prime pork sold at 0lO, l2a25.
whiskey, mo- change.
Sterling sss}; francs 5.2sii32S
Business 10 extremely dali. Stocks down
r. o. h'ening-No'hng further to report.
r .r.F F.as ,.fse-.r.f4 .a.I, JouR. Cow.
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BY Dunlop, uoneure a Co.
DRY GOODS Ar Auction

UNI oooDS Al
On wEDNEsDAY m O o.,L,-.
We viii sell at samp. m. War.
house large and varied Drv
Goods tn which We particularly the
Consi<'ins Of
superbh and white and fancy Prints
New style husins ard eashneres
Biz and hsd Alpsceas and serge.
Irsh Linens and snperhne Linen Lawn
Birds Diaper Damask
super biae bin and nc enrid ctoth.
Furniture prints bk and cord eambrieks
seperhne brown and e-aebed sheetings shirtinxs
Ctasgo~ kirs-ys. plaid LInsys
superhne saftine;t,, Kentucky Jean.
Biu- bin and hx'd silks Ponx.e sin Hhls
Furniture Dimity Table cloths
Blue and crimson Damask Noreens
hsdras eravats. cotton Hdss
Spool cotton Hooks ant eyes pins kr ke
TEkhs-uBder 500, easN $780, months credit for .p
proved NJ gotabIe paper.
a2I DUNLOP MoNCrrRE co A,,,.
A UCTION SALE.-The hull of ship Lo-
toe a. she now lies In the Bermuda Hundreds To-,
gether with the materials be sold NJ Puhr
Auction on the fourth day Of February benefit
may concern For particulars address, Franel Riebmopd
va OF enquire OF n - RANKIN q wHIrLOCK.
SALE AT CREEK PITS Will be sold on
~ WEDNESDAY, sIa inst at IN. Greek PIT. in Chester,
nsa variety OF Pit Tools Firtue- including small stsan
Ene and two forcing Pumps Wagons Carts &c
TERMS at sale IN commence a O'Clock. N.
IBY ORDER or THE COMPANY
sale conducted by r. H. Desin~on 4 Brother IA I'D
~ The above sale IL postponed WEDNESDAY NEXT
he xoth inst h2l By order Of the Company.
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Auction 8aIes.
NJ \. "a. o.eki.... q srssn.s.

ms ssy 70 esloss va ,. ss.a Is.y s-sss esr 70 Q.
and on hh-iy Negro Nas - '"'-'
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ROYAL PARRISH,


ROYAL PARRISH,
HAS on hand a general assortment of (;ro.
ceres OF every description 10 which invite the
aen ION OF Dealers and The Public generally before
As he determined term, foT "a %
on the usual time TO prompt
He will also to any pan Of the STATE
| or to The sale Of PrOiaee. on commission ia
| Il OST, on the 30th ultimo, between our store
- and the denee Of Mr. Gordon corner Of G,o.
and t'h Streets pair OF light steel spectacIe. in
blue no'oeeo somewhat please leave
them at our store; to whom eSard be pad If reque
he GORDON a SKINNER.
SUPERIOR SEINE THREAD
WE ofier Tor salc of our orn Importation, the
following quaEutesof superior Seine Thread.
One Bale SO dozeEs or 600 pounds No IS.
One Bale SO dozens, 900 pounds No. 10.
Put up IN two ounce Hanks AMI bundle, pounds each
i.sHeie is now scarce and in demand.
de TT Pa s JAMES 4 co.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. SILAS MER.
CANT has Hrir OF things suitable for
such as oveeoa cIoak Dre,, Coats Pants V,s
&c When nc vi" sell .uPris sg low for cash during
thr hrs, OF January de 20
LAhk BooKs-,is very important many reasons that
Blank Account Books should be OF good paper well
bound-we think ours No !. have n large
stock Of manufacture shall be pleased to e
Nv. RANDOLPH * CO.
DC " lei, Main
GREAT | DE .il,, MEN TELL NO TALEsI,
INSTITUTION.
WE are now almost giving away WINrrp
" GooPs. and for this nipple
Due at the Merchants Bank, New Yok your H.
10 IoErtk hkES 1916 Feb. 1916.
THIS and seVeal Of like with owe
coats nor winter froeks and worth Of
goods on hand hope those hn and ea
"iih cash. and % We pledge that
our prices shat be as low goods quality
| bought at auction Ia KEES A IN
nNE AND A HALF Tons SHEET IRON a,so, ted from No
y 10 to 20 WORKMAN, MeGRUDER 4 co.
EDREPARED COCOA AND BEST NO. CHOCOLATE for ,aJe
II by in ~ GOPDON a skINkPp
REAT ATTRACTION. In view of the
~ advanced amount OF STOCK su
remaining hand (rseeiyod will "a,
balance OF my Pal and Winter stock Of Cohng greatly reduced
prices Those in want invited buying and
pledge myself to make the prices Of goodso
sLAs MERCHANT,
bo liz Main ~.
SALT.-3OO Sacks fine Salt afoat and for sale
~ by Ua5l DAVENPORT ALLEN n co.
RUrTER-S hrtirs and bLI ROn Butter part prime, just re
- eeved nd for sale by
de24 l. d. CRENsHAw. BROTHERS co.
III ORSE SHOES.-l5 kegs Horse Shoes, for
- sale BY % GORDON n SKINNER.
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GnNHE business heretofore conducted by the sub
- subscribers under of Asrandsr Duvsl Co
ssoved 3is ult The Of ne hrn yin
used IN ssft.mehi o. l. antirs
The paries formed eonneetoa und.r
q DUAL PURCELL, o. take eject this day.
ALEX DUvAL
Riehmond. Jan ., 1876. JOHN PUqCELI-
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over SHOES. We have Just opened cases
~ q Over Sho-a Laass a tns
ne siesi Eyie al ~ superior guahty-for sse ~.
b7 PUTNEY q WAITE
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BLACK DRESS COATS,

- etss-hsut View Yessiuss Ssssivsa sna ~ - Ne
Fofk price- ErAna hcV'a
Pa Ltsss CeFust.
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HANDS WANTED.
M N want % 30 o. 30 hdioual siavcs) for m Pi,h
mona uoion Faetory LIBERAL hire pad fos nov. 81
ua ~ 70 10 years o. sgc, ard youns women IN. en-
pyIen ssy and h'ahhy treatment Kind oi ana elohns
Street ~ n .I. 49, ~ i'h
j. H-U C,,to, ,s..-s..
* esooE HiACGNO. WY says1os ss,oG. ,,e.S,,,, q,
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Reported for the United States G.reu.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. -,
WEDNESDAY Eslsiss, Jan 81.
Cotton held more firmly but spinner. buy with caution
and only for present Flour d. noninaIIy held At
So1ai ordinsry shipping brands. We have not heard OF
transaction Corn meal last sale VI Pennsylvania
$3.50. Grain 81 all kinds dull at previous prices
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ENOR BALTIMORE The steamer
H~---hA PoCAHoNrAs. Capt Houinssbesd. 70 NV
running regularly between this and Baltimore leaving
Rockets every Tuesday afternoon at o'clock and Balu
more every Saturday afternoon O'Clock.
Passage and fare % Baltimore only IS 90
For freight sPpy HENRY LUDLAM & co.
January l9-lm
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EFEMALE COOK WANTED. We wish 10
hiSs for ~ eusuing year cssk vnns-.
tnesneefsnee-fof vhieh.a hesr.i price vm - pa
o. 1i-d cORnON q EMIHEEn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
ouRr.-Samc as yesterday.

Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge Daly.-John
Gacgher vs. Ednard Gallagher and Denis and Fanny Ro-
assault and battery referred TO yesterday.
Verdict for pf against Edward Gallagher, $50 damages
and cents COSTS and defendants relates 10 D. F.
Hogan.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Chief Justice Jones
Frances Cameron vs. Marx Cornell and Others-The plain
tiff came from Bath. Steuben Co. bringing with her
quantity of household furniture which she placed in the
house of Der brother Henry Purdy go Wlowst Brook
lyn She returned Bath. leaving the furniture at
brooklyn tits charged tha, the defendants. claiming
undes mortgage given by Mr.. Purdy caused the door
of the room in which the furniture was stored to be
forced and brought the property to this city and
had II sold at suction under their general claim Action
IL brought to the value Verdict tor plaintiff
s475. For plaintiff Mr.. Morrison for defendants Dir.
Benner and Mr. Dodge
Joseph L. Joseph srer &C. VS.. The Croton ms. Co
Two suits to policies Of insurance rs to pro-
perry in Broad and Markeiield sta. destroyed By the
great FIRE in July last No defence offered. Verdict
Tor plaintiff S2097 so the policies, and Ss3s9
SIS on the other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
DIED

On Wednesday, JOHN HUMPHREYS in the soth year
of his age
His friends and acquaintorces respectfully invited 10
attend his funeral this afternoon al o'clock from No ~
Grove-st. 49,,
On the morning Of the l0;h Inst Of consumption MAX.
GARFT E DOMINICK wife Of James W. Dominck, and
daughter the late Cen Daniel Deevan OF Westchester
Co. y, Y. In the 18th year OF her age
The relatives and friends of the family and those OF het
brothers D. E and c. Deavan also the congregation OF
ST. Georges Church. which place the funeral services
will be performed invited 10 attend her funeral rom
No Market-st This Day. 18th inst. at O'clock T. d
without farther notice.
"Wednesday 18th inst. in the 3stn year OF ner age.
SARAH ANN, wife Aaron Chichester and daughter Oh
Leonard RGgur
The friends of the family in general and members OF
Eureka Lodge No. III o of O. f are respectfully IN
ved 10 attend her funeral This Fritay) Afternoon at
O'clock from her late residence IS Bowery.
On the lth inst after protrhcteh Illness bhhN An
DUS r. BURLING;. in the Saith year OF his age
His friends and those OF his brother h u Burning anu
brother-inla Samuel osgood are respectfully invited -
attend his funeral the house OF the latter isS
St Oh Saturday afternoon next al Il o'clock
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= Eop. W1111Aa sAwrER Of Ohio has been

e Hon. WILLIAM SAWYER Of Ohio has been
writing 10 the New. Bedford Mercury letterwhich
very much diminishes the little respect we were
previously enabled to feel for one occupying MS e1
allied position. He has had the extreme shaooiness
10 say
81 found you assumed tina. was guilty Of the charge
alleged against by The correspondent OF ne
nor, ,cy d, you ,ha, iie .riolk charge n rs ma
trial ports rG' jse and rt;soHi any j0A"'0''0' u
jaa.H
We ask every fair man 70 say whether the stale
ment that Mr.. Sawyer was in the heolt OF making al
oystercellar of The House by eating bis victusls
there vas not material part OF the charge OF
our correspondent The letter was PaIPaPiy quiz
zical one, intended by broad strokes OF Sa'Fe ana
caricature TO rebuke and correct certain unseemiy
exhibitions on the part OF certain Members eli Con-
gress There was not particle Of malice IN 1.-THE
writer bore no i'll will 10 Mr.. Sawyer-ii was oroad
fun and nothing more. Had Mr.. ;. been coh'en'eo
TO let the world have liz laugh ana silently
pro6ted by the adnouition all would have been
well with him, and the matter speedily forgot
ten. But he chose 10 take offence at it. and
what was if possible more foolish srll-to let the
world know that he was badly hit In calling the
attention Of the House 10 the matter ne expressly
admitted tina, the statement OF our correspondent
was substantially true-vz that be had been in the
habi, of eating his midday lunch in the Represen-
atives Eail-not that he had done it once or twice
merely bu, that i, was common practice with
him. Now nobody understood our correspondents
raillery TO be all literal ruth, and whether Mr.
ate ssusases or something else was mater OF no
nouen, 10 sny BODY but himself be had been guilty
Of gross offence against proPrety, as much as if
he had broueb; in his horse TO be stabbed behind the
Speakers Chair There was no moral wrong In
what he had done he had been charged with none;
no had only 10 correct his bad habit and let the
mater sink into Oblivion. But he chose TO bring it
before the House; his colleague and bosom crony
took u the quarrel and had The Tribune CORES:
popdent and reporters excluded from the floor OF
The House on accoun, OF it, W orst OF all, we have
been be, assured ,ha, Mr. Sawyer. thinking he might
now do so with impunity, has been seen eating in
the House since our exclusion WHAT snsli We
,,,a have cuoied above
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Things PHILADELPHIA.
pHrLApELpHrA June | |.

A comment of mine in quotation from the Penn
sylvsnan the markets OF city is run into
quoted paragraph by your compositors correct this
il all haste FOR such sentence N that paper would play
the very hoo with its prospects of official patronage and
should dislike the worthy editors lose their SD
which they have earned by devotion 10 Cause, unworthy
their talents.
Our os,Ta of the Reading Railroad, Port Rich
rlond ls now very animated and quite large village is
springng up there vertically built OF coal as The cee-
braed wethersted Church OF onions Il Is no I'M
common thing from sixty hundred yes
ies of difeeat kinds loading there with the black da-
nonds a. one time, and they distribute ,her reish!
throughout the country This increasing trade Will be even
greater IS If the legislative marpots will lei
well enough alone, far regards Tariff policy
Judge Randslfs funeral is TO take place this al
ternoon, and will os largely attended. The Judges
and officers of the Courts, the members OF the Bar.
and circle of attached friends will pay the
last nourufu duties his memory. Judge Randall oieo
much respected and will be sincerely lamented
Our Stock Board opened firm to-day but closed
heavily and slight reduction Mechanics BANK 20.
Texas Notes Isl Reading Bonds "a Stock opened 10
closed 34: Lehigh Sc 543 Girard 81 Pennsyivsnia
opened 673 closed OH. vicksburg 81 Bank Il 10 II.
Still increasing depression characterises our Mar
ket Flour ranges 3 IS TO s7.. and hardly any sales
but az lowest rates.
The much talked of tHrs Pons sailed yesterday
for the Mediterranean. Ina present owner thnks ss
would sail better by snohsr and has therefose MADE
Qua application 20 have her rech-.s;ensd TIA Caroline