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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

LANpooSISG THEN.-The Richmond Wing,
not long since, published q joking article evil
IDENTIFY designed to satirize those OF the South
who are in favor of dissolution of the Union,
the establishment Of n separate (Southern) re.
public, &c, &C., in WHICH it says smart and
sharp things concerning the universal Yankee
New England) nation. The press of that re
gion, failing to comprehend the point of the
Wings joke (which was designed to cut pre-
cisely the other way) is up in arms against the
Richmond journal of course. That which cuts
sharp and deepest in the Wings article is as
follows:
'The value of the Yankee a slave has not
been properly estimated. How dangerous and
troublesome he Is in state of freedom is too
well known. Cowardly, thievish, superstitious,
fanatical, destitute of moral sense or of any
fixed idea Of civil politv, he possesses all the
worse and none of the better traits of the Negro,
and stands more in need of q master. His inge-
nuity has made him what he will forever re-
main-the mechanic and craftsman of the world.
Under proper command he makes a good sailor.
Nor is he unfit for higher slavish duties. His
active and INSCRIPTIONS intellect finds very suit
able occupation in the vulgar labors of the law
yer and editor; also, in the more disgraceful
pursuits Of the itinerant lecturer. But for his
inability to discern between right and wrong
and his tendency to atheism, he might be put to
use as preacher, Whip him soundly for every
pOlltlCdl IHlOn, Ne WOulQ Improve DeyOnQ wnat
we think possible; but he will always be too
hypocritical to be trusted
INDIAN AFFAIRs.-We alluded yesterday to
the fact that instructions were in preparation
in the Indian Bureau for the better regulation
of affairs among the Indians of Minnesota and
Nebraska Territories. We have since learned
that the purport of these orders, which have
been sent to Superintendent Cullen, at st
Pauls, is that the claims of the Indians against
the Government are to be satisfied speedily,
and the terms of the treaty made by General
Harvey in 1854 are to be complied with forth
with on the part of the Government The
Superintendent is also advised that presents
will be sent forward at an early day, and such
other measures as are practicable will be init
ated for the promotion Of the domestic comfor,
of the tribes. The Indian Bureau has lonp
anticipated difficulties inthat quarter, but was
unable efectually to act in the premises, until
Congress made an appropriation in accordance
with its urgent recommendation, to satisfy
treaty and other demands of these disaffected
Savages. That appropriation was only made
during the recent session of Congress, and has
just become available; and the Indian Bureau
has displayed praiseworthy promptness in
making arrangements to prevent dissatisfac
ton among the Indian tribes, as soon as the
means to accomplish that laudable object were
placed at its disposal
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FROM JAMAIcA-By the schooner Seaman,
from Ct AIMS Bay, we have Kingston dates of
the 18th Of June The papers are quite bare of
interest.
smart shock of an earthquake was felt at
kingston on the morning Of the 10Th, Immediate
~ succeeding an intensely hot day and tremen-
oous iaiis OF rain. No damage seems to have re-
suited.
schooner Emily Vierr, from New York, az
Tiveo at Falmouth on the nth
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ID At Albany, N. Y, on Wednesday, Il e
President Of the Board Of Trustees commenced
legal proceedings to recover possession of the
Dudley Observatory from the Scientific Council.
the latter having expressed their determination
10 hold on to the possession for thirty days as ten
ants. This, however, will not prevent the Trus-
tees rom proceeding summarily against the
council as tresspassers, should the Board con-
clude 10 do so at its next meeting
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u We are indebted to our enterprising fell
low-citiIen, shepherd, news dealer, &c, corner
ofSeventh and d streets, for the last number of
the following Pictorial Weeklies: Harper's.
Ballou's, Frank Leslie's, and the waverlv-all
OF them capital specimens of their class of liter
atuIe of the times
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IL At the regatta at New London, Conn, on
Monday, the first three and the sixth prizes were
taken by the Olympia, Orniron, Naiad and Kato-
tab, respectively, of the Yale Navy of New Ha-
ven The other five prizes were taken by New
London b oatmen.
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90 Al Jordan, N. Y, on Monday night, Peter
Murphy stabbed his son-in-law, John Mahar. sir
times with large jack-knife-twice In the neck
twice in the body, and once each in the arm and
leg The affair originated in some family diff
cultles Mahar is very low, and there are but
slight hopes of his recovery. Murphy has been
committed
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II A London letter to the New York Com
mercial mentions report from France that the
Emperor had notified Spain that although Eng
land has threatened to leave her to her fate on
the Cuban question he will support her to the
las
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u At Cattaraugus, N. Y, on Saturday, Den
MS sullivan was sentenced to be hung on the 2O:h
OF August, for the murder Of John Hammond, at
carleton, In October last. They were both Irish
laboreTs on the Bradford Coal Railroad.
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MErRoPoLis ESoobbsE, No. is.

The members of Metropolis Lodge take pleasure
in informing their friends and the r.
public that they will give Their F!r,t Es9azE
Grand Excursion To GNmount IA eSezxs>nss
vIlion on WEDNESDAY. July 18th, ls5s.
The arge aid colnmodsous steamboat mount
Vernon" has been engaged FOR the occasion, and VIII
make trips. leaving her wharf, at the foot eth
street, at O'Clock n. m. precisely, and Alexandra
At 50 O'Clock. Second trp-wIll lerve her wharf At
2o'clock p. W. and Alexandra attsts O'Clock. Re
turning will leave the Pavilion ate s'cock and 40
O'Clock .. m.
Omni6uses will be in waiting At the foot Of the
Capitol. Northern Liberty Market. and 18th street
at clock a. and O'Clock .. IN. Ia convey pas-
senEers To and from the b,,at.
WIthers' Band will he Ia attendance.
good Caterer has been secured. M calls and Re-
Treatments vii he furnished at reasonable prices.
The Committee Will spare no effort IN ms king all
pass happy day who IA JOIN us on tins occasion.
Tickets 20 Ice had nj the prncl pa Muse and Book
stores the CITY. Of the members Of the
ant ut the boat GU the day of the Excursion.
Tickets admitting a gentleman and ladies, 81 /.
Children .5 cents; Servants free.
ConUiifee Of ATraHEemeHtS.
w. J. Brown, Alex. Alduch,
y, Holden, ID. ID. CLARK,
A. Duval. j. X. Wnght.
Il q. Ford, Geo. A. Fay man,
q. w. DUtton, j. A. Summers,
w. VI. ~Il'ISms. w. II. Lusby.
IA. Patterson. Tvs
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IL The New York Canal Tolls for the month
Of June show decrease as compared with last
year. Of s21 SIS Is. This reduces the increase OF
1853, up to the first Of July, over 1857. to Sis
O5a So
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IL We have the Turks Island Gazette to the
18th ult. The weather continued favorable 10
the gathering Of salt. Stock on hand, 2OO, OOC
bushels; price nine cents
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IL Some Of the descendants Of the Puritane,
not thousand miles from Plymouth Rock, argue
against the celebration of the Fourth of July on
the ground that it is demcralizing
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ID In the London market, Illinois Central
Railroad shares on the 22d, fell seven per cent ,
in consequence of the call of $40 per share being
announced.
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IL Later advices by the City of Washington
state that the Asiatic cholera has made its ap-
pearance in London.
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funds to pay the troops at all the posts between
San Antonio and Fort Davis.

T. TIE wEArHsR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about Z O'Clock:
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ANUsEnKUTA.
Ora ND PIcN &c,

The Young Catholics Friend Society Of George
town will have IN. Grand Pic Nc OF
the season At Arilngton Srrlng, 90 Ee<4-fzxTaS
WEDN ESDAl. July l<th 1D
The Committee Of Arrangements. whose motto 10
"never fsil, has made ample provision for TIE CON
fort and enjoyment OF those who az favor the 10
clety with theIr presence.
aged for the Occaslon
The steamer J. l.. Cathoart and the packet Flying
Cloud will leave Georgetown (lgy the canal every
half hour, from O'Clock M, the free pz.sat
of vsItors. boat wi'l Also leave the lsth street
=. an, on vhoh 10 osnts per passage each way wall
be charged.
detsrm ned TO instantly any person commit
Ing breach Of decDrum. .
Children half he had Of the msnafers; -
DIR. kldvePs Drug Store. - GEORGETOWN; kldwel a
Lauren e's Drug, or ElIis' Music Store. Washing
/ ton. John nj. STAKE.
/ Chairman Of Com. of Arrangements.
Il Nv Std lint i n >sstesD
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

~ II. y. PHELPS BROWN,
The Great Curer of Cons ption was 1 = several
years so badly afflicted by Dyspepsia, that for part
eventually cured by presor ptIon furnished him by
ayopng clalrvoyaDt girl. This prescription, given
MIN by mere child, while in a state of trance has
cured everybody VINO has taken 1t, never having
IaEcd once 1t Is ecu Ally sure i'm GASES of Fits
as Oh Dyspepsia. The ingredients may be foupd an
sny drug store. will send this valuable rescrip-
tion 10 any person on the receipt of one stamp to
pay postage. Address T w
DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN.
No. 81 Grand street, Jersey City, NJ.
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SHAW'S PArENr

Indispu'ably the most superior oont,,v,ro. IN,
dIspensabs to the comfort of the laundress copsum
ing OILY hve Ieet oi gas per hour and costing less
s snaJ one cent The Iron is perfectly free from
., Inc furnace can be used for culinary purposes
n sol ine ease and quickness of making and extln-
sushing ihe nre, freedom of all noxious smell or
vapor and many advantages they possess over all
nor Will BIO apparent to all who give them
The flexible tube Is also Shaws's patent. impervi-
o9s 20 the gas and free from the unpleasant odors
OF other tubes.
For sale az JOS. l.. SAVAGE'S,
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 18th SITS,
" 6t (Intsll Sign of the Gilt Saw.
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JULY s, 1883.
New York, N. Y..........clear, cool, wind w
Philadelphia, Pa. .......clear, pleas ant.
baltimore, Md ........... clear, ther. "a
Washington, d. C.........clear, wind Sc.
Richmond, Va............ cloudy tn Is, windSW
Petersburg, Va cloudy, ther. IS.
Norfolk, Va ...............th. 81, wind
Wilmington, N. C.........raining.
Columbia, 3. C............rainiug.
Charleston, s. C...........c clear, tn - wind E
Augusta Ga. cloudy, pleasant.
savannah, ia ............ clear tn. % wind SSW
WAGON ia. ................ clear, warm.
Columbus, Ga............ clear, warm.
montgomery, Ala .........clear, warm.
Lower Peach Tree, Ala. clear, warm
MOBILE, Ala .............. .cleor, ther. 7S.
gainesville, Miss. rainy.
Frederlck, Md .:..........c clear, pleasant
Cumberland, Md. clear. pleasant.
wheeling. Va. clear, warm.
Staunton, Va. cloudy, pleasant.
Lynchburg, Va............c cloudy, ther. II.
Bristol, Ten. cloudy. ther. 10.
Barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m (cor.
rected for temperature, % 994; at noon. % .939
thermometer, at a. m. b., 6s' at noon So. Max.
lmum yesterday, ST. minimum last night, 60.
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THOSE PA TENT FLY TRAPS, have inst
been received, and the subscriber is now pre-
pared to furnish all his friends who have waited 80
patiently, with one of those indE pensab artieIes
also, the public are invited TO call and examine tbe
oontriVance. JOS. l.. SAVAGE
jy6ss enuo Oe'' iv s1, and or i nih, SITS.
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DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

have marked down and shall this day commence
seilng ON my entire stock of SPRING and SIIM-
mER GOODS; embracing a large stock of first
cdss Farcy and staple Articles for general family
consumption and all ssl les made upon this reduced
scale OF Prices must be for ,sh exclusively
~ shall be sre,ty obliged to all parties if thew
dered. w CnI SS ioH
jy 72w No. 51s 7th st., doors north Of pa sv
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BOARDING.

ROARDiNG.-A small and strictly private fam Iy
- W9uio IKE TO secure as BOarders n gentleman
and lady, or two single gentlemen, to whom they can
oner furnished suIt of Rooms adjoining, and one
or tnree Rooms, with gas, reasonable terms
Parties can enjoy the comforts of a home No chill.
dIen IN the house. Apply at 52s street, between
To LEr-One Room. without hoard. ie Is-Im.
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1t is propose to plant the tea seeds now being
collected by Mr.. Fortune in China, in some
suitable location in this city.
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APPROPRIATENESS A MONTH Resident
sas limited states to engage IN respectable ard
certainly realized. For full particulars address Dr.
sey City. N. ]. :. ,dG W. In
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TIE SHAWNEE LAsDs.-The following re-
commendation of the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, Charles e. Mix, ESQ, relative to bring
ing into market certain lands of the Shawnee
reservation, which were restricted from sale by
order of the President, dated Oct. goth, 1857,
has been approved of by the President, and
the order preventing their sale has been re-
scinded, so that they are now in the market,
and were yesterday turned over to the General
Land Office, subject to entry and disposal un.
der existing laws applicable to the public do
main
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The STEPTOE AFFAIR.-There is a painful
anxiety experienced here, both in and out of
the War Department, as to the reported defeat
of Col Steptoe by the Indians in Oregon, and
the next mail from that quarter is awaited with
much concern The temporary success of tho
Indians, if true, may embolden them to attack
the settlements, and should they do so they
have strength enough to do great mischief,
skilled at they are in the use of the rifle.
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ARxy NSws.-Major Cunningham, paymas.
ter United States Army, arrived ct San Antonio
On TIE 18th ult, from New Orleans, with the
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6Y.ER,s cnERar PECroR.sL

IL Tor the rapid cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarsc-
ness, Influenza, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
Group, Asthma, Incipent Consumption, and for the
relief Of oonsumpt,c patients in advanced stages of
the disease.
We need not speak to tire public of lis virfues.-
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet
Of the American States, its wonderful cures of pull
Iaouary complaints have made il ALREADY known
Nay. few the families ia any civilized country
ca this continent without some personal experience
of is effects; and fewer yet the communities any
where which have not among them some living
trophy of It's victory the subtle and dangerous
diseases of the throat and lungs While il is the
most powerful antidote vet known 70 man for tie
formidable and dangerous diseases Of The pa mona
ry organs, il is also the pC.santCst aud safest rem
ely that can be employed for infants aud youn per-
sons. Parents should have II in store against the
insidious enemy that steals upOn.thcm unpraparcd.
We have abundant grounds 10 believe the Cherry
Pectoral saves more lives 10y the Consumptous il
prevents than those il cures. Keep it hy yuu. and
cure your colds while they are durable, nor neglect
them until 40 human skill can master the n ,xura-
bls cuk-r that, fastened on the yitals, eats your
life away All know the dreadful fatality of lung
disorders and a. they know too the virtues of this
remedy we Feed not do more than to assure them
il j. still made the best il he. We spare u~
cost, no care, no toll 10 produce il the most perfect
possible, and thu, afford those Who rely ON IL, the
hest agent which our skill furnish for their
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.ARflCuItuf0I faffs Ih AiAuAA
Warick%September %, to October /.
Blackford-HarGord City, October l4th
and 18th.
Delaware-Muncie, September 20, Oct. l..
Dearborn-Aurora, September 2s, Oct l..
Franklin-BrookFille September 20 to
October l.
Fulton-RocLester October 9Th and 9th.
H.ndricks-Danville, September IL, IL.
Howard-Kokomo, October 2lst and 22d.
Henry-Newcastle, September %, %, "a.
Jennings-Vernon, September ID, IL.
INSTRUMENTATION, September 81, %, 23.
KoSciuSko-Warsaw, October Is and IA.
ion-Indianapolis, September %, "a.
ry-Crawfordsville, September
18th, 10th and 18th.
Ohio and Observation-Disclosures, Sep
TENDER % to 80.
Owen-Spencer, September 22d to 24th.
Park and ermillion-Montezuma, Sep
TENDER 2lst to Gath.
Rush-Rushville, September l4th to 18th.
Scott-Lexington, September %, 30, so.
Spencer-Rockport, September %, "a.
Sullivan-Carlile, September 80, Oct. /.
South Western Indiana District Fair
Vincenues, October 18th TO 22d.
Washingt0n-Salem September 20, %.
Wayne County -Richmond, September
%, October l.
Observation-Disclosures Sept. 18th 3Oth.
KENTUCKY.
NOTE-The above list will he enlarged as
information is received of the times and
places of County Fairs. Presidents and
Secretaries are requested to favor US Will
the needed facts.
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Opposition Candidates for the Legis-
nj

The following is list of the opposition
candidates for the Legislature in the sever
al districts of the State, where selections
have been made. The Districts are desig-
mated by the county or counties composing
them. The list was compiled by the Indian
apolis Journal:
SENATORIAL CANDIDATES.
Brown and Monroe-Lewis Bollman, of
Monroe;
Carroll and Clinton-Reed Case, of Car
roll;
Grant and Madison-Hervey Craven, of
Madison;
Jasper, Lake and Porter-David Turner,
of Lake;
JeffersOn-John Il. Cravens;
Kosciusko and Wabash-James ID. Con-
ner, of Wabash;
Marshall and st. Joseph-Rufus Brown,
of Marshall;
Tippecanoe-M. c.. Culver;
Wayne-0thnel Beeson.
Lawrence and Martins. r. Cobb, of
Lawrence;
Ohio and Switzerland-Benj. Robinson,
of Switzerland;
Ohio and Switzerland-Abel C. Pepper,
of Ohio;
Perry, Spencer and Warrick-H. G.
Barkwell;
Perry, Spencer and Warrick-David T.
Laird, of Spencer.
REPRESENTATIVE CANDIDATES.
Boone-Clark Duvol;
Boone and Hendricks-0 A. Hamilton
of Boone;
Cass-Thomas H. Billinghurst;
Elkhart-John Thompson;
EIkhart and Lagrange-Charles l.. Muir
ray, of Elkhart;
Grant-William Hall;
HancOck-James W. Hervey;
Hancock ant. Shelby-Lewis ]. Reeves, o.
Shelby;
Henry. II. Mcllett;
Howard-T ]. Harrison;
IIendricks--Levi Ritter;
Jay-George C.. Whiteman;
JefiersOn-D. G.. Baranham and John L.
Mansfield;
Kosciusko-Sylvanus Davidson;
KosciuSko and Wabash-Andrew j. Pow.
ers, of Kosciusko:
Lake-Elihu Griffin;
LapOrte-M. G.. Sherman and W. III
Scott;
Marshall and Stark. o. Parks, of Mar
shall;
INSTRUMENTATION w. Gordon and Isaa
n. Cotton;
Morgan-Cyrus Whetzel;
Monroe-Martin G.. Hunter;
Putnam. n. Rynearson and Joseph d
Fordyce;
Randolph-Silas Colgrove:
TippecanOe-Chris Miller and |. y. Styles
Vermillion-Aquilla Ncbeker;
WabaSh-JOhn Comstock;
Wayne-W. G. Jeifries, J. Ii. Hamilton
and J. NJ. Austin.
GibSOn-HarriSOn F. Kiger;
Johnson and Morgan-Thomas Perry, O
Morgan;
Martin-Miton Mckee;
Ohio and William III. Gre
CORY, of Ohio;
Spencer-Calvin Jones'
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TIE STATE on INDIANA,
AUDITOR oF STATE OFFICE,
indianapolis, Jan. Il. lSjS

indianapolis Jan. Il, 1858. J
WHEREAS, the -Etna Insurance Company of Hart
frd has filed in this Office, statement of lis con-
ton the LIST of January, 1885, the act of its in
corporation and amendments property certified to-,
and its written instrument, nominating its Agents
and authorizing them fully and unrpscrvclly to
acknowledge service o process in the suits
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the requirements
Of An Act to amend AN Act entitledan Act for the
Incorporation of Insurance Companies, defining
their powers, and prescribing their Duties approved
March :, 1870. having presented satisfactory evil
dence To INC of full compliance to the requirements
and specifications of tlrit Act l, JOHN w Dopp,
Auditor of the state OF Indiana. do hereby certify
ALLEN e. HALLECK. of Evansville as the Agent Of
said Company il authorized tu transact the BUSINESS
of Insurance the Agent ef said 4EtHa Insurance
Company in this State, up to July LIST, lSS to the
extent that he may b. commissioned and appointed
10y the said Company.
In Witness whereof, have hcrcunto subscribed
my and caused the seal of my office 10 DE af-
fixed, this 18th day oT January. 1853.
JOHN W. WOOD Auditor of State
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SI,JOG,3S7 50
LIAHIL,ITIES.

LIABILITIES.
The aIaount of Liabilities due not dine
10 banks or other cTeditors-nOthing.
Losses adjusted and due-none.
Losses adjusted and not due..........S II 036 90
Losses adjusted, i'm SUSPENSE, waiting
further proof or contestcd....-....... lGl $50 80
All other claims against the Company
small, for printing Xc
Agents instructed to take mo- risks exceeding $40,
600 without special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any one city, town
or village varies.
The greatest amount allowed 10 be insured in any
block also varies.
The Charter or Act Of Incorporation and amend
ment is herewith presented.
TIIOS. X. BRACE, JR.,
Hartford. Jan. LIST, 1873. Secretary.
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