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NOBODY HURT |

We learn from an officer who reached here
this morning from Harrisburg, that the rebel
raiders have accomplished nothing 30 far bs-
yond the burning OF tho bridge at Scotland and
the capturing Of few horses.
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EVACCATI0x OF CEAMEE RsgERa IN
THE REBELS.
They Retreat Towards Eaaers.a,4n.

SHIppBEsBURo, Jnne IA gentlenaH d.
Rect from Cham hershnrg reports tina; the rebels
lett that place this afternoon. ha wing set fire ~
The warehouse of Oaks and Linn. The fr,
vas sfterwarHs suhdued by The citizens. Tncy
re,reated, il is supposed, towards Haga IN.
The Geographic operator is now at s!ham-
hersburg and communication has heea Toes
t2blishei.
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REPORT I'D CAPT TIN ~ A TRAIN FL Tng
ItHBELS on THE Il. & =. Z. K
a train on its way to BaltimoTr from Fred :
erick, with transportation for Harper's Ferry,
is reported to have been captured by the retets
last night.
The president Of the road has, IN consequen. >
OF this. ordered no trains III that direction, uai
sufiicit Ut pro;s ction can I've afforded the road
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passed away, and that peace. prosperity aad
prcxre<G wild continue ~ prevail thrsasaout
that very interesting and most .npor.sa At par.
OF tbs wcyla.
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TIE NoRTE AYoUsEp.-From gentlemen
who arrived In this city last evening direct
fro1a the inferior Of the State Of New York, We
learn that the whole North is one blaze of ex-
cite MT NJ on account OF the daring raid Of the
rebels into Pennsylvania. The drum and fife
ia heard in the peaceful towns and villages,
and the people are rushing TO arms, and the
scenes attendant U pom ths nrst call for troops,
after ths firing upon Sumter, srs being re-
enacted
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THE REBELS LEAVE PsAssyi ssaiA.
yHsx1ss AZ aAcHasrows LASS NIGHT
YHE RsxKIs MAKE PRIaoNRRs o. 4 NC 4
BRR oF PROMINENT FARMERS

PHILADELPHIA. juno Sit 10 belie vso tasfe
ara now no rebel troops in pennsyivanis
Cavalry, under jenkins, was 81 Hsgersto VS.
Iast night.
Tiers i, nc evidence of any infantry sosco
having been with thom. 49, E.
Willis 81 C:hsmbersbsrg, the rebais ciesred
oct all the drugstores, paying in Confederate
scrip.
Troops arc rapidly arriving.
On leaving Chambsrshurg, the rebels took
with them q number OF the most prominent
farmers in that section Of the Valley.
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HTGen. Gilmore has taken command Of our
forces ri Port Royal. Our troops still main
tain their positions near CbarlsstoH. Colonel
Monte emery had mace raid into Georgia, aud
destroyed Darien and the bridge of the Bruins
wick and savannah Railroad. He had also
shei6d Brunswici The negro regiment from
Massachusetts was encamped near Beaufort
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THE PAY or CyLoRgD TROOPS.
ALI persons OF Africau desceut who enlist
uncer The act approved July y, are entitled 10
$40 per mon n ard one Ration, - of which
monthly pay may he II clothing.
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~ Tbos A. Pindle, Esq, has been appointed
deputy msrshal OF the esrolirneat in Anne
Arundel county, Md.
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~ New Jersey is promptly answering the
demand marie upon her tor troops. One regi-
up4nt started for Harrisburg last nisht, and
others are prrparing TO go.
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~ John BroIgh, Esq, > war Dsnl ocrat, was
nominated for Governor OF OHIO yesterday
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VE GODS.

FERMENTATION, DRESS ard
REGULATION SWORDS
SHOULDER SFRAPS
And every other 4rcarxi re . nistts
somPleto assortment of the finest IA ,nty a.
M. W. GAIT ( FRO jewelers.
JET 3t 35A Pa. av.. u 4der Metro loiitan so.s,
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Al EXC1L LaNr TONIC
n IN hOC YINCES.p
RoMsIgsa oRranAr uIrrups


ROAAIFE9 oRIagAF BIrfERs,
/ have always refused 90 sall any OF the corn,
pIospe known as tonic birtess, az believe tser,
TO he generally injurious and com possd OF eIei.
rious oiuse ut from full tria, of the Or-
rresn httsss. % he'd bs1te certificates OF Doctors
clinton and Ecnie. OF New FORA L have 90 hesiia-
ion in Heconamsns ing hem TO my fine nds ana
customers. fREDktIO s. CJIZEkj
WiTe Mercl ant. New YORK aud
ja Res2r PeLnsvlvspin ayenua, Wnshinst,a
ID VAR MAPa
e HIP SCIO x0Hs, Army Station ers 3aa
Penn avenue. have for sale large sssor,n,ent Of
" ar Maps. amongst which ore
Seat OF War In a y ylsnd AID Pennsyiyaaia,
:" =. Potomac,
LORDS Map q 2. virginia.
Rlchraend and vicinity,
:. :. - Charleston.
HarSor and Ut. Helena
Sound, ~ $3.50
Milit ~ srd y. r. Map Fouthern Stat "a,
cast Surse. maps Of Enst and Nest Virginia
Cotan Map Il fireipia and nkrvisnd.
seet OF Var IN the West, showing ths Miasi ssypui
river from Csiro 90 the Gulf 6e, &c. Ia
casss, thetts, and moLnted Or canvas. tsN
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AFFAIRS IN GkORaET0WN.
.fUorrespcndsres OF tia Srnr.l
firopcyrowy. yur

tBCEGSro|Ss June Is, fssS.
In consequence OF the long contir asd dry
weather, and the great increase IN the d-lnau
for water for hospital and ether Govern Baent
IMPOSES, a iarge portion OF tue propie OF onr
own arc now without ina. vary Inc portaa. ar
Icls. Il Is to be hoped that the authorities OF
he corporation viii hasten the repair ct The
rumia recently designated ID q resolution
passed oy the town councils. and that the Gov
erpn,rnt viii afford US, IA far as possioie, the
usr OF the hyaran. water, that va may have
81 lsaata partial supply until September, " lie q
II Is asserted ~e viii have full supply W
The arrivals by river efnce ny last are ss
follows: Stearoers-E. J. Dsrenny. Eristo y.
Pniiadeiphia, merchandise 10 Hyde & David
aon; Mary Washington, Chopper, Aqua creek.
light; Empir-, Hunter, New York, merchan-
disc TO Morgan q ilhinaha-t. :Schooner--
NJ arie:ta. Smith. New YORK, hay 10 Govern
Lsnt: Sarah, rsulsen, baltimore, Iumoer 10
+ Pickereil; Juvenile. Williams, Caanon's
Ferry, Dol, wood 70 J.U. Hieston; Migniotte.
.ioues, Eaiie P,.in, suffers stores, CiotiiLa,
S.okes. philadeiphia, coal to Govern M at !;
sirsh, Gosiing, Visnn'i, wood; Uaion, Snl.th,
Sal. N N. j., hay to Government; Anna ]. Rus
aeiI, Hodge, Washington, light; H n. Harn-
him. Lowell, do. DO; Ring Dove, adams, do,
dc Ai.ira Brapnon, do, do; Mary 5. Tiiialr,
t9unlt, DO, &C.; <. HI. Hawkins, dc de-; Alex
Law. Wood, do, do.
departed By Ri.er:-From Rave Docks
Sehrs. r. r. Hayden, Rsading, Z. Island, Beiie
K. Hull. hawkins, Hudson, II. y; Moses Van
.l:ane, NaafGauP, do; Fprmiira, Egeart, Orion
Landing, n. Y. with coal. From agnue's-
.scsr. lsadoTa. Fail Tiver, N. I, With coal
tFoIG Borden MinDing Co; schrs. PraAtoa, has-
sJus, Fait River, Mas ana O. z. News, daw-
E1ns. jersey City, with Coal.
Eusiuess fat. hIsrkets unchanged; uheie-
sale quotations rs foriUws:
Flour. super, sg.25aSG:s9: extra, Ss.5ass6 -
family, S72laS9: iiarby's, F;a,-5;:i0; Eay's, Slv
Welcns. $40. Wheat, red, Sl.iGaSti5 white,
81 5aaS1.1G. Corn, yellow, et5a}uc.; white, ajc-
CatF. ~ measure. 5Ga6Jc Hay, 5a5aS30 NH
eLuli, :-5a-oc. Potatoes, 4Ga7Gc. Apples, si53
49,. LsmuDs, per box, S5a;E5...5; cider, com
Iaon %: dc clarified, 3ua35c.: champagne
cIcer, Siass5 y'eJ case; whisky, 43alic.; salt Il:
a, &tS7Sie 81, iin., S2.75: bulk, 75c. per bUshs
Cum beTiabd coal. S4.25s rs 30: anthracite, 80
" esd, pine. a 81 ass; onk, S5.53a~e. LUMBER,
pire. sasaS3. per Il. Plaster lump, x5asJ;
glcund. S4aSIo. CJBA
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hsassfs sOR vAskAsoY,-Tbis tscrniag
lis police OF tia tsutS precinct reported tatr-
ter arrests for yasr3Icy. Or thasa two were
seus &c Tie kuardhousn and tie otaers eavs So
CAVITY for good behavior.
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YPx ATTACK rre1-fR5 Puor1fySs.-R1gAs
before iast another one OF the fugitivs slaves
Who vrrs voroded near ForI Msigs on aoa-
day vh.n the crowd was fred into died ~ the
ho<ritA Of Fort Davis, making thns far foax
Killed.
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-E'AEEN Up AZ An EsTRAT.-A large BAY
h:,hs +. fo1noered. vers p-or 40 msrss. fhe
- Ja.Es KORAN.
ie is So cor 2dth and atrssts
BY Y" WALL CO.. AucsIn1srra
II She EasaGf. 50 Lorrsiana ace, os,Oes@ pa ea.x
EAIg BLACK uoRs rs AND CARRIAGE AND
L Baasass ~ Arorioy On sATuRDAY
soRA ne J1Es 7t:s, oonnmen' ing = y o'clc5k,
/ ra:r young flari Hnrses,
VIII. . rambsT Of other Horses. Wagons, and We
1aa5 !. esss. -
ByW.L. WALL i co, Auotioo.-rs.
A lis Bazaar, go Las.sin~n ou.. bstwses 0k esS
C.EE5aeEg Asps IS sJas is At Auor5os-
Louisiana a,s between ssh a and 18th ~. 20
rel. without reserve for casa-
IGeraantozn do
New, Top Luz ~ Wagon
Top ehas ton 4 rs.sous
az ef.oer IN TIE army, and BAT little used "
! New Express Wasoa
n s.t,s H.r. e4s, and Is New s.ddlss.
isled WI WALL 3 CO.. Aaess.
i
The members Of the Mcclellan Fr,eniship ASS
cistnr hcs leave to iuFor-. to sir friends and =
thu public IN general that they int. nd giving =
their ~
FIRST GRAND -
AFTERNOON AND EVENING PIC-sIo
CITY PARK, Ia street re~tar
TUESDAY, Juns "a, 1855
Every accommodation is sFcrde5, as TIE cix
pnseei cars vii ccnvss you TO thu door
T.cketa fifty cents, admitting q gentleman sas
ladies'.
Coxrr,itise Of 1rrGsEsrerts.
0'orge walker, John Il. Ro.i,r,
Alfred Zimmerman. VILLA h. Hstney
William T. Gilmen.
Floor Mardgsrs
George Walker. David Frank,
dshl Fl Fowler, William Ringer.
The ssrictest srder viii be preserved
By order OF the President.
WILLIAM NINE
J. B. RAMSAY, seo'y si2,;.
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THE PICNIC YBsrERDAY.-The picnic
given by the employees Of the passenger rail-
way company yesterday at ths PARK. So ventn
street, for the bene at of the relief fund was a
grand success and went of in fine style,
large number OF ladies and gentlemen were
pre- sent, and until a late hour the party were
IN the hight Of enjoyment Among ths un Der
were the principal officers OF the road ami
many of our prominent citizens. We hear that
about 500 were netued for the relief fund
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DEscsAr vros HcnsEs. - Yesterday, the
military authorities Ia Baltimore seized al tbs
kcssee II tae pociie sseetes for "a. uses or tAs
Government, and among tLsIn q pair % sYlss-
die ua.ehed horses, oaaoastng 70 Dir SyksS.
OF Wi,iardH Hotel. which he had jsss paF-
Chased. and which arc valued at one tao nsAaa
AoiisFS.
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,OETANT TO THE LADIES

A CHANCE FOR CHEAP GOODS.
JUST oPaHEpAr
LANSbURGII Sc BROS
3 A RI n D + 3 RA B GALS ST 4 E..
37x SEVENTH STREET,
TRIRD Door ABovBI,
40 pieces Lawns ut 18N and d. cents,
Choies Chticoes Is, Ii and % centa.
Rlel he'd Muslina l21a, ls and 10 cents,
full ma Of Linen Goods for boys' wear
sis sno Gins han sa, Embrsiss from cents us,
Hoop 2birts OF every sIse and n sks,
ape dozen Green & Dsnisls' spoois. IS cents psr
] 90 dozen l. and r. Ooata' o pools. 81,
Hosiery French Oorsots,
Black ELK MiA,
And great any other Auction bargains too ru-
nsfous TO mantisn. Af half price.
LABIe S-LADt ES
Be wiss and call before another rise at
LAEsBURaH & BROS
BALTIEORE BARGAIN STORE,
SIS 8svgsYa ssKEas,
b-2ws Third door above L.
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ANOTHER VESSEL BURNED BT THE
PIRATE FLORIDA.

NEW YORK. Jane is.-I he ship Grown Point'
from New York for San Francisco, WIS., burned
By the pirate Florida on the 18th Of MAJ, lat. !:
sorth. long. 81
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CoprEEs FIaLp MANUAL or ooUsri

- Martial
Hughes DGties Of Tod ga Advocates: London.
Queen Orders AID Regulations ter tae British
4 my; Londun
Prenderssst's Law relating to omesrs or tie
Army: Loneon.
prrndersa t's Law relating to CReer OF sas
NAVY: London.
Adyl on Courts Martial: London
Court Martial OF Capt. Isaas Hall q g. Exrr
Tytier's military Law: London.
HetRelt Military Law
Frepck's Military Law.
Housh'a Improved ar -ieles OF War London
JeE1as' General Courts Martial: LoEdoa.
De b atts Military Lew.
Reness Military Law.
OEllan's q. g. Naval LAVE
Cailan's g. q. Military Laws.
10 ~ SRkEOK FAvEnR
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SRcoEp WARD STATION UAeRs-John Wat
te,s, threats; bail Tor peace. Babel Seymore,
hghtinEi Si.5a. Mary Seymore, do: disms sed
George Muller, drunk; 50. Henry Ste wsrr, as
sauit; bail for peace. BENZ Sinons. disorder.
iy; Sl.a6. Henry Brown, larceny: tor hear.
ing. Thos. McQ made, drunk and disorderly:
Whitlock and Janice r. Bird, susplcioa: dis.
missed. r. Stewart drunk; SI5s.
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EOR SALB CaHAP.-A handsome Gas a. with
Atnres OF sexar staDa. Apply thla weak q /
AS Eleventh. street ia ~ stE
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M fOYTHEa.
w ALnRON 8 knkli &rAss and Grain esyfhes
f,tt ale By WARD yRDTH aRS
No. 6eath Caivegt ssr.et,
}e lf-eo6$s BAlHaSerc,
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A BLoCKApB Upoa THE AVENUE. The
street cars wera 10 state OF blockade this NJ.
trrnoon on tha Avenue, In consequences OF Al
imnnepse block OF granite for the Treasury Ex /.
tension, drawn by ten couples or horses aud
oxen, getting stalled La front u the Treasury
oh the lige Of the tramWEy.
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CRIMINAL UoURT, Judge FisseY-Thoms a.
Hay d. n Indicted for stealing horse from W N
a. Kirk WAS acquitted.
Henry BENDER, charged with obtaining thre.
dollars IN money and a watch from M ,rgarpt
l. Rose. was next tried. It appeared from the
evidence that Render represented that W. HI
Williams, a friend IF Masgarets, was Ia iaIl,
and Ii he got the Nancy he wo uld GET him out.
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AT wHoLEsALE AND RRrAIL.
$40 pieces new style awns,
SO CSlicoes,
100 Mekam 'ique, rica styles,
IS tprina and Summer Uhaliies.
Inn packs Pins. BIOS 5. and 8,
% dozen spooi Cotton,
100 pieces Ta5l~ton for covering pesuYeA
% pit css ebirtina Flannel,
0ur sock Ia fail In oil aepa rtments ell OF whlsh
villa be sold at the towe.t cash sri ee
WIN. r. RlLkY BRO
No Sc Central Store. oppo. Cent Market.
~ W ~ between ~ Aud 4 n strerta /
gag JAMES r. HALLIDAY rrp
O1O RBAL ESTATE BROEER do
$40 kLHsEHfa SrRsar : i
stCors south OF Psipsvlvanis avenue. /
Hsssse and Un,r?rcys. 4 sfqr ss,s. ieaeoaas
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II II TT,
so tons OF HAY Tor sale a. tho Hinsn aiYsss
H.afI je IaZsr
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-E'AhES Up AZ An ESTRAT.-A large BAY
: Hihs X. foun1ered. Yer: p-9F 40 msrss. fhs
csntI is requested me for ward prove urop-s,
~. pay charges, ana TAX aim away.
jASES MORAN.
to and
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Police snteIitGenc~.

RvsnARy ~ rsss rtscg-si 900 w0su or prorygry
>fotsS.s officer layics " the THIRD precinct, wa. pa
trolling his beat N PARK Place Sunday acrpoos he
found the srang In iron, Of Mes-rs. r.throp Judd
TINS store opou upnr examining the premises the on,
felt satisfied that the place had bsea entered Nv bur
slrs and procuring the assistance Of another offo~r
mAde thorough ssa'uh " the store IN the bss.uneu,
tht policemen found pscsea IN cspsci5us sacks about
10 600 worth Or SILK. sni velvsts which The IN In
tenrc1ssrTyrls OF a. soen ~ becsme asrk The ON
Gers watched tor the return u the burglars ali that
hui they had evidently become alarmed at sosnstynx
snd ossec'ed a. msse their appearance. Cpsn locking
o,et ,her STOCK OF seNss yesterday Nes.rs Lslrop
lnuamrpn discovered thN they had been yobtsd Of
Afvli " oav wWiA OF goods which the burglars had
piap~by ssen 90 some receycf sssspe Of Whist a.
10 tl"m, reward Of ~ 600 hes been offered for tho
srass ol We theysr ana $500 For she ssccvsfy ~ the
sto.sn yropsris.
ltioss % gas MISTY Az Assa-ns : Cav,aiu
'cefaos, q tie -,s,h ware yesterday arrested
J9n.ny Isron, Known ~ professor OF bos.sS csuxeJ
18Th having s,o-p Ica ws,eb and chain vsusd ., n 70
IRON M,. Janses sssiiDs. couatyy gentleman. Abo,,
sso he ssf.er VAS looking at monkey sI.,,v
~ Chs,hsD etreet. when Aron IL slleses rnssrhs,
lusiirss ~stuh and chain fon hs tcke, anil ran oo,.
IN berry infvsoatieu inAseilssiy lodsai
vita can't Joardon and beG sasoed thai there vna Sns
e rsapqc Of escsre Aascn, or jcuds hk asms davs
ago son. me olsn time piece Apu chain Cars Jouv
en Asror however, kert oubf The way til ycsserdav
~bsn re was taken st concert sAicen the Iawerv
fhe s~.ssNd was sahss besse Jvetiee Ing snl eao-
AailssJ fcy ssshFAf
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TINE rs'fxp srarrs srEassH VAUDEVILLE.
We have sscn letter from one Of the crew Of tho fn
ted states steamer yssierbn dated Rio oe Jauaro
scit e., a. which Tine she was anchored in ths. nor,
sosh'sg later ,saa This be expected roe, sr cn.s
uuspry There heed be 90 ears a. 20 her asfs,y.
hovssESrs ~ ADMIRAL FARRAerT.
AdnFal Fsnase' Yesterday morning, visited the Uni.
Tel States rece'yng sbr North csro'na who was re-
cs'ved sns ese,siasd by Csnsie Mesde the nnsl de.
'inspi-bcd nannor. sslas fifteen guns wss cred in
hs honor Ne than crossed tho aver asd inspected The
Gated States steamer Brook yp which yesse' fern. pssl
Of his sgnsdrcn in the cut. rvef
ARRIVAL % rHr uKrrsp syArrs pnscuct su,r
t nAsyposrAS.
he nsiise s'ssss gselcs sh:p Bscsdspise, ss,,sp
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q. b. Luce syyived al this city yesterday from Fun
ehai, Madeira. tzErt-fstfs rffts fer. sg. rs
1he Macedonian sailed from Newport on the otp q
June, having board hundred and twensysix Md
snpmen from the Naval Academy and has since visited
England France. Portugal, SPAN and the Madeira Ises
The Macedonian sailed from Funcbal the Goth timo,
aud had favorable weather until the 18th instant when
she experienced tremendous blow from the southeast,
which lasted nearly hours and carried her nearly
hundred miles 10 the southeast Of sandy Hook.
The following is list Of her ofDcer;-
Lieseaont ,.a,cndiac-S y. luce
Liestsaa.ts-a. T. Mahan. Executive Officer; T. J..
swannn, W. J. Sampson, u. = Picking.
4 Easgas-P. II Cooper, p. D'Orleans.
Chopiais--w A. Hitchcock.
Assiaant Swgeosl--D. y. Ricketts,.
AssistQ,l Paqsodsrs--N. p. futile, g. A. Osborne.
CoAimanda,l's Cleric. j. Harris.
HO1lsbdin--E. b. Bell
Guyiner-6. Fonse.
Carpeaer--J. G. Myers.
Sdiim0keS--S. Seaman.
nDsIPNEN o. THE UNITED STATES smr MACEDONIAN 1883
= Adams G. =, Adams J. r., Atkins J. b; Amory T. L.
Badly g. A., Barclay o. j. Barnes J. A. Beknap +. A.,
S Bsrran D., Boyd A. A., Mamhal 9. W. Brown 2. =
IL g. o., Cook A., Costar G. W., Courts Crocker r.
W., Cutie r; N Dahgren = Dana W. s., Davis G. T.,
Dunn W.. Emory w. H. Ernbout r., Eating /. NJ, feree
a, Gheen = H GilI G. B. fitzpatrick ". ", Glpia 7, NJ
NJ Hendrickson w. W., Higbee d. ii Hone @. p, nousel
l. ", Hunker J. j. Ienks & H.. Judd Q. H. Kane 8 NJ,
Keith A. 6 T., Leary r. 7. Little w. NJ, Li A. H.,
Ludlow ~, Lyon g., Lyon II W., Mackenzie MS, Mans
field II. L., Mans i. X, Maxwell j.. Maynard W.,
Mcclure g. Mccormack T.. Mccormick r., McIvaine
". McMnrdy j H. Moore j. Moore }. H. Morris f., Nor
rs /. T., Morrow y T., Mnan ID. W., Nichols
i. W., Norris 6. A., Parker w. H., Peek II. s.,
pendleton G. H., Peshine }. ii. H., Phean Js
r., Preston g.. Prco II. W, Ragsdalo j. r.,
Rathbonc c. Re,singer W. W., Remey +. W., Rsls j. O. i,
Robcrn D., Ryers X. : Stafford & r., Schuyler N. Il
Sedgowick H., sgsbee D., Smith j.. G., Solely J. O.,
SperryC g., Sprague A. s.. starr L. c., Stewart d. A.,
Stockton r., Sullivan J. IT, Symonds + NJ. Talbot J. 6
TerrilI, r. c., 1ottep G. NJ, 1rumbul W. Van Week W.
A., Very r. W. Walker A Watts W., Welcs g., Wcs-
SELLS W., WhelanH. Wise H. NJ. Wilson H., Wheeler
W. X, WilliamsT g.. Wilson H. r., Wise W. o. Wisner
u. C.. Woodman T. Wright A. u.
ARRIVAL OF TIE GuSBoAr RHODE ISLAND.
The Unded states gunboa, Rhode leland, Commander
Norton from ST. George, (Bermuda), and 20 hours from
Fortress Monroe at this port yesterday The FOL!
lowing is a list Of officers
Lieu,eaofd Con.paanding--c. s. Norton
Ciptdin-James Alden.
Sdfg0n--P. S. Wales.
PosRdStc,-C iIedcr.
Chisf kngae-y~R. Smith.
Asting MGscrs--R. r. Swain, W. T.. Deprieon.
Act,,g Ei,siGlas--ii. i. Mofat, 6. NJ Armstrong.
fdt,t,is,'s CteJh--R. ~ Bogart.
PGggid,iers CieYl--E. =. latham.
Acting Mas'eYs MdtesEytinge Horrck, Moore, sneot
Mann.
Acliaa Eraintos-Borron, Wilson, Vines, rrentss,
Eys Wakefield.
GapiNr--fEomas Resse.
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Niece psioM Of the Returning Regiments-
niMeulfy About Paying the Bt,ls.


in he Board Of connci'men last evening Mr.. .Ross
sase 70 refer 10 Committee Finance The
bills Incurred by the reception o. the several volunteer
Yeu-1rsis IN Their return from tho seat OF var.
Mr. Wins1sr seconded the motion Tor the reason tha.
Ee believed tie Committee National Affairs had al
sssdy Lad much do the matter they ought
Mr. HsikS hoped the motion would not prevail. as he
di nc, hinE That any member d the Board worl object
20 pay ny the small his il was only The barge bill
which vb ec,;oD Lsd been made
Er BouGHFsitS thought both parties entitled 70 70
ceisc !ie amount or sheif bills. 1t was wei known
fact that dGrrg The last two three meetings
bills had beap called ~ Trey had been voted down
Mr sAypfonn gsid ~ the ssence q Tho gentleman who
Ind always voted AGAINST fese bls lie desired Il
that no had aroaty gwen hs reasons fur refusing ssu
abe bills, which that be had netcr without grot
difficulty been able 10 gain snnttaucc - The meetings
the U.tnmutec National Anairs.
Mt BAyfs thought such a sweeping assertion ws- un
called tor.
Mr. Gsos~ hoped The motion woad be ADJ pied, s. he
believed u apout time some action taken the
bills
III. sAxrfoRr SAID that on On, occasion he had yNsred
~ give hs reason or What lac had sad IN reference 90
rho Diis. 10 was becaGse members oi the Board bsd
bcasied 20 outsiders that they coula ssc fifteen mnsi
-0ars by voting To- Inc b.a lie Thought il was lbont
an,e sGch matters should 20 coked into, no nau could
50 fack 70 bi, Constituents With such record ~ that
NJ hho lhclgnt. VI reference To tlC stRteine.t nis
~ q. inst TIE gentleman should have trade sooner h.
Ssed " himself abd 20 toe otber members 0 the oaid.
NJ a,siFdrr SAD ~ respoisb.c Tor wha' IL bad
Es,a he ba3 not asserted ie.seheoi.
Mr. W,ssytR thought be sol.d explain tast tnc seute
n'sp hr. Gt9h1 ~ "ho lad stated "a soi41 bod - =
mitlshte " ihe regsILks 81 - ,n,,,t.ee u, Ss,a.,
iIS s.ass awe sborea nnaer thsi nsfo,son t.eaa.e
%. 't.a nos ye aiuiftahce q cunis- IL the Goafd
M Aleefmen but 10 person sllqwcd thH, privilege
except by urtcay !.
The net on g. rese, 10 gbe eon,b,l,.. i. I.pe. Ma
saTtce.
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BtrfAIo, sept 2-irM
Fcvr 1rm and In fair demand. Wheat active sud
Mmer nost OF the sales we're on private terrr. s,.ss
Milwaukee oisb, 60. 2, ~ 81 ~ q ii Is. do NJ / 4,
u 10 > " ~. cod winter Ohio and amber Nrh,sap
u "a, Ne chicago spripe, 81 Ek. Corn Advsnei
10 salea ~ CSC f0r, aud IN active ds,usna Oats
moro ecs,vei sscs .arsc ~ ssc. 6Ic whakoy sSssr
Canal BeiEhD nrmer13o q Ia. 90 corn ICS a ~, a.,
wheat, 10 New York Impcrts--i1.00O barrels aenr
Sa7.o 900 bdshss wbess 2t2 cc0 bushels com Ils ooo
bushes usss $4,000 DasAsix bsrsy No rstufrs ron,
sbs canal oace
-. iTi.AnsiTri. sept II, 1888
Wow dull aud uuchsaeed wh.as N bs,ssg dsxnsns
white, q 90: red 81 21a0 as. Corn scssye ysi.or
tsc; new, Tee. Cats active apd hishey. resros,r,-
fSeds ,'ssSy ~ SIC. rv0sed stSe src " sor1, sue
&c , &c free. Whsekey tsc. -