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suit nom the lack OF water the boiler commenced
In scnine shop ct thirteen years OF sge and have
toeu ~ me ousneas evor since; would uoS make Q ro-
port 20 the that everything working beaut
fully shs b6ess had been foaming engineer GOULD
tell at Abssncs " Aseea or twsnty foss the, boiler
foamiDe, n W light vas good: could tel " the
boilers foaed tbs working q The esgine would
have risksd myself be ship had aos had fun ooa
trol ~ the engine DO oasdee tho boilers at 70
With ~ engines that We osnsseucSd TO with them
Henry Noncs swosn-Am erst assstast engineer 10
Tie Uaite& States Navy havcad eEpeseece on several
ships with tse Martin BOILERS fof ovcr period OF eight
years. ny oKpsrence has sasfactory; have never
noticed ny vaftstisug thas would consider dangerous
with proper assiou know s0nethne eeous Inc staying
Of these boilers - have paid greAtids o. attention 70
them do net receot the nunbot OF braces looked n
the boilers and shfuk counted seventy, buo an a0t
oertan they wore brsooA exactly, think. according to
the drawing: should say tho As0s>ueys be1eu were
brac6d similar 70 thosJ % tho Cheoaugo have never
discovered any strains any a tbs bva0ss. or giving
wayi had charge OF the Asoutney during her ria was
chief engneer Tho cnaItS md boilers wsre 10 charge
a tho engineers rurBiahod by She Morgan
Iron Wofks with tho afctstuaco under no. obtained
she necessary data for the government during Tine trial OF
ninesy six hours the general working of the engine Was
good the boilers Al times gas ese little stouble BY
foamng on several occasions worked tho reliSf valves
myself. being near thom dursg tie trial tho engine
worried water, how much unAbe 70 say, tho piston
struck distinctly did not consider This dangerous as bng
- tho valves were largo enough 10 roe the cylinder OF
water the valves did permit the WAtsr 20 pass Qua;
should not anticipate dagger ros sic fact OF the on
ysne's making water.
Adjourned until three O'Clock this Afternoon
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I'm Hoe vipe~s."
A T'oss c.

RoMAIgE'S CRlMRAN BfrTRRS
have NJ refused sell Of the uss known
tonic bt yseye them 30 b. generally INJURIOUS
and comp, derisns drugs from careful trial
of the CD IMEAN BfTrERS backed ~ the certificates OF
Drs Chi an Pohe, Of New York rave no hesitston
In recon- mendipx them my friends and customers Ne
other bit with thes. delicate and rehsu
flavor decd si qualities o. tonic and Alternative chsrac
ter To cir AZ United States hospitals and ptt.
FREDERICK :. CoZZENS
~ gent Acagw orth Wines No Is warren street, \. r
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The Uafon Victory Ia Loufsf o. a-Ths
Rebel Attach ON Piymos<h. n. o.
Movements I'm varGania aaa che Sessh-
wsst-Ncws frca Msxtcs, Cubs. Aka., Sc.
tho Cuasrd mali stssnlship Asia Capt Mooass, will
leave Boston on Wednesday lor Lvsrpoot
The mails Tor Europe wilt CLOSE this city a aaSter
past ono aud al half past ave O'Clock this Afternoon to
% by railroad.
The NEw YoRx HseAfo--Edil,oo Tor Europe-~sil DO
published ct eleven o'c,oct thu moving Il vii
tain full and detailed report from our special CORE
spondens. OF the three days. rshag sod victory "
Union Forces In louisiana Particulars Of the Ata,x or
the Rebels Plymouth N O. Tic latest Ncws fromA sne
Army OF tbs Potomac Reports oe Movswsnts OF ths
Armies 10 the Southwest The ssest Nsws from Mex CO.
cuba st. Domaso, &C.. and acoouatsof aH other atere
iny events Of tbs past week.
Single copies, wrappers, ready yormaios ave ceuts
Marray. Eddy q Oo.-Managsrs.
RKNrUoKY. ExrsA CLASS 193--Apri ss 1854
", 20. 20. A. IS, III. so. 10, CT. 80, 60. Is.
KENTUCKY CLASS 2gt-Aprt IS 1854
49, Is, II, Ia, l6, 7, 40, 3. IS, ". 80, 50, Al, 81.
z. Il. simmons & C0.-Mamagers.
3,ErLsr. ExrRs Class Ig7-Aprn rs, 1864
80, 80, ", So. 80. 81. go, u, AZ. 81, 81, IL.
81, 3d. 8, 6G, IS, %, So 60, A. 2T. "a rs. 81.
France. Ellis 4 Co.-Ma nag gers.
:. Ls =, s1rsA G@As y. hnAprii g iss. AZ
CLASS 4s-Aprl rs. 1884,
20, 63, SO, 49, 40 28, 80. So Is, T. 80, rs, H. ~.
Prize. Cssnod in An Lesalized Lotto
BROKERS sac Chestnut street Pbitadslphia-
Lottery Tickets Ca hed.- TnFOrm thsrz
gwen JOSEPH BAQhS, Broker. IL Wat st.. roccHNo T.
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Dr. Heaters once IL az no. . Dfvfsssss
s 80, NJ York ol lie ssa 40 other sacs Estsss1Aet
sos bgh tosms sad private entrance he cvrcs chross
ernpu.ns and spos on chs skn. aioers Of IN kssds hs
p..oas,s ,mp1rT u tbs blood 6xt.is all Diseases
ysrNens 20 ms urinary orgAna rheumatism Ar Work
nnsss rrAy he.gons Debility. Bsriy In fscr-tea
r n
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HOusehOId Card.
II only all the fashions hats which may be found
eS Nv here, but a great diversity Of styles which
CAN BE- FOUND NO WHERE ELSE,
h comprised in the immense hrst class stockrt
GRNIN'S, No. sis BROADWAY
The fashions for the spring copete a. this estab
include q dress
gentlemen presented other
sortment the country. The exposition Of 80
LADIES' MISSES. cHILDRESS AND INFANTS
4 HATS
eends not the standard Europe for the
present aud approaching but nnnmerabe unique
fabrics suited To all the
CAPRfCEs OF TASTE
and adapted 70 all purposes u belle we'd that 20 mother
make the u the store with her family without
finding for each member 81 IL fabric FOR the besd which
GENTN SIS Broadway.
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Sentence or Green, the Murderer.
fowsnE, N 1885,, April rs, 1884.
Edward ". Green. who murdered Frank Converse al
er Of the Maiden Bank was to-day sentenced 70 DO ng
There was an immense orowd 10 and AROUND tue curt
House TO hear and Know tho sehsooce Green reoe red
with apparent calmness.
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Japosafe y, Certain but Hnrmsess Hair
Cue aocee Hygeui9po of New York; Fifty
csnts aud ~ bottle Sold W st druggists Dceot
Chambers s<reet.
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A Nuisance Belonging TO tho Fourth Ave-
AMe Il 10 % road Com panX,


ASlo Railroad Company.
Some weeks ago, II viii be rsmemborst, we alluded
briefly the inattentos TO the OF tte travelling
public pracsed by the managers q the Fourth Avenue
Railroad Company 10 not supplying sufficient accomnoda-
tioue at the Thirty second station. The advice
thcn given seems rot 70 have acted upon evcry
thing whereabouts remains IN pretty much the Same
dtion now thss. Tho directors nater themselves,
doubtlets, that the public Is part or their
busines3T which is only To- BE- looked after whbn 10
taies with their own. interests That this il the
view whtcb tho Fourth AysOue Company takco OF
their duties 10 abundantly evidenced BY thor
utter Disregard OF tho public accommodation
Fourth avenue there commences what is used by tho
sort OF shelter house and yard for cars and
horses II e,tends almost upto Thirty street ani'
back porton OF two locks to Lexington The
establishment and surrounding grosnds can bc charac
terized as n0shng else than an utter nuisance. The
tracks almost hidden under covering OF the dires
mud. The sidewalk on he cast side Of the avenue, 10
front OF The stable house s perfectly mpassable
and the yard tset on IS iscd with a kinds OF rubbish
aud fifth poole stagnant water 10 allowed to stand
IN tho yard near Thirty street. and the doors
emanating from isare admirably calculated 10 add a
heavy percentage TO the weekly mortality statistics
complied by the City Inspector. Fallen telegraph
polls old engine boilers tenders aud dilapdaed cara Oil
up the rest OF this spot which supposed 70 be held by
Incorporated company Cor the public benefit. II this
is a specimen OF the regard which the Fourth Avenue
Company have for the welfare OF the people. the FEWER
privileges granted to them the better. The Common
Council few days ago passed resolution authorizing
the company extend their tracks the side Of
avenue the top OF theh at Thirty fourth street,
and down that De street TO tho Fast river Before the
compan permitted to rum their on this extern
guarantee that will be kept better order
than other parts OF their should be demanded
insisted upon by the authorities.
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0c0eral Vi. r.. Battsr.-ys ne n 0rsae
Mssf Wss. e s,s ,n,:,sc u. ssoss
roadv fog oompssto auxiy c.araclsr vita
Portrait Aa1 BiegrNphT. Physsssoy Phr.s osy rhys-
Oiogy and Psychology In numoee ceaL, Por ~
osnss All the susbss 70 Jssussv Usy ~ bad r0wARR
WELLS. Broadway. New rsrt.
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..l.,p,.' ~, the Rose In wax or Paper II
ps where 70 the perfume that should enhale
sooS snde nowsr.i Jns. % y possible 70 mimic
hjrh M, H'srnas the Night Blooming Csreus, extract
ssanstn . ,hs fragrance o. the rose shame Guard
s,s Nv ess words:-Phaion Son. Psrfamsrs New York.
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fsh A"'-oa inu'sus evening Mr.. Leeds will dis
pose Of valuable collect nm Ar rrsnch ana a.r,.n n.n,
mss ~ 'ue Ou puse'uo Gallery, small statuette, BY
Barolni formerly In n. ..,,.,v ~ Ios.n, pon.n.,.
also In the catalogue.
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lnpVpOrtant TO Soldiers Disc h rg cd fDr
wound e-rhe 500 bounty paid Appl with fis-
charge Communications By mail promptly ansscrsd sa&
bIanEs SOMES BR0WN CO, No. 3 rarEpiaos.
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approach for IL or % moaas subsequent Cedar Ca
phor cheap; reBDl and durable n0th1g Of ito
fragrance. &c DruerLsts have it, HARRIS q CHAPLAIN,
ufa ctar BOSTON.
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0essaud's Poudrs svbtiie Uproots Hat<
ia aeN depot. kbJ BrosfxsI -
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A Beautifai Cosm plsxioa. -Lsard's Bloom
Of Youth SURPRISES everything for presevvIns ana bea
dsts ewssnUAArs
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BrnlSant ana Powerful Day and Wight
Double Perspective Glasses for the fed AID
tourists use-compsct portable and e1eenL Splendid
assortment At SEAhONS
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A Hnuaehold Card

IA 'erfect Hair Dye-Nitler's only 30
eef ,er box Try Sod by all druggists Depot 50 Dey o.
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May NuORtssr Of clio HON Oa."-Thts
beautiful French Josrna repisse with 0pving Dressc9
ClOaky nd subscriptions monthly, -,
single copy with fun sized pxserns ~
TAYLOR sO7 Bg0ndwzy r., irpoytcr sad be had Of
1ewsdsalers eveywsb1ss
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Brilliant and Powerful Day and Night
Double Perspective Classes for the field sea opers and
tourists compact portable and e1clsnt A splendid
ssssr ct SERMONS. 0culists optcan Soy Broad.
way, under Lafarge House.
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House Of Representative.

ms cospuIor w7SSBBAc0 INDIANS.
On motion Of Mr. HUBBARD, (rep.) OF Iowa, the Com.
nttee on Indian Anars instructed 10 inquire into
che truth OF the statement that the winnebsgo Indians
are starvng condition. and to report what legislation
II any, - necessary TO relieve their present destitute
and dsporabe condition.
Mr. MORRILL,, frsp OF VT. said be proposed TO modify
the Joint resolution he introduced last Monday TO increase
the tariff, and asked that the subject be considered this
evening This was agreed TO. The arrangement is that
che resolution may for time be discussed IN i've
minute speeches.
MIR oxE HUNDRED DOLLAR BOUNTY
Mr. FESroS, (rep) OF N. ", offered resolution which
Vas adopted instructing the Commtteeon Military Az
fairs 10 report bill giving tho bounty OF one hundred
dollars 10 any non com nissoncd officer, private, mus
1an or artifcer who shall have been honorably dis
charged In consequence OF wounds received injuries IN
tho service aud IN the line OF his duty, and pro RAID
share OF said bounty OF hundred dollars 10 any youn
feers For the proporonate term OF service exceeding
three mouths, a. Is now provided by law those serv
ing two years.
fNorr-Thls resolution Il preceded by preamble hav
sing refercoce to two years NeRYork volunteers. the
proposition being designed to mcettbeir case
PUNISHMENT or eUERlIIAs
Mr.. GAerEtp, (rep) OF Ohio introduced bin pro.
vidng for the more speedy punishment Of guerlas. ~
auhorzes commanding generals in the field TO Inc
OF robbery arson, burglary rape and violation Of the
laws customs Of war; and SPIES mutinecrs and MUIR
erers Tho bill was referred to the Committee on Mil.
Gary Affairs.
rHK INTERNAL TAX BILL.
Section ninety imposing tax upon the sales OF
bonds stocks, &C., being under consideration,
Mr. FINo9, (rep) OF N. Y, onsred the following sub.
b,lsuts for Inc rates proposed By The commitec:--
Upos I'll sales Of gold and silver bullion and coin sterling
os6sngN proussou notAA socss honda or otAsr seouF
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delightful preparation. sosodon 80 cool and refresh
y agreeable % the mouth and teeth hardens and nvgo
nes the gums gives pure and healthy BREATH
ana tn. teeth and arrests de-
and b. HALL 4 RUCKRL. preparatory ais Green vic
street, New York. 70 centa per bottle
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Ad DIRE 80 Smokers. -Pottak ~ Son,
Meer shaw m manufacturers 35 Become near the
Bow cry, sen goods at wholesale reil Pipes
ords ,r. T. spaired boiled and mounted
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worry Jcwe,ry-WhOiesa lo and q etsu,
rHLLiN0S. 2W Ceatre street. stgu or tbs aotdoa Rio
mia
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s..,.n Snras ;nlsndar-This Day.
,as, soss' sSss Part lNos sTsi, 3Is3, s4l5 40ls.
sogi' To- 4067, 1850. <0e1 1908, 1906 4O69
~ o ao ,o,s n 2Nos. al22, s3i0 1884, ab22 $780,
sce iVo1 iV'0 l72s, 1905 329S, 1884, $780, 225e 63l
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CaYses de visite, Q for S1.-Ustisfact ion
warranted. Proof shown PERcfvAL. ia2 Chatham q.
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BraziIfan Psbbie sp~ctacies and Eye
pcserve to strengthen sut improve the rse OF old ard
recon nsnded BY INV medical faculty.. SERMONS, 0cu
lists Op,icisu, 66eh Broadway. opposite Boad street.
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Hernia Rupture. Cured by Dr.
HARsHs Radical Cure TrussThis truss has rece.v51 the
Approva OF the most emnea oil tb c0untry and
OF Europe IL Ia simple aud easily adjusted and the
lore eau be graduated ny the patient y will support the
complicated without Inconvenience
the waarer We have also hand Marshs Abdominal Sup
steIs sl Esstc stocking Knee Caps srouder Bsaoes
cofuer OF Broadway aud Ann street, undoy Barnum's
Museum. 0pea rrom A. III tut r n.
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Grover Is Bakers Highest PrenrSaa
Elastic stitch sswfss hachlasx ~ Br,>dwsr ESst
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Corns, Bunions. Inverted Nails, En-
iarrea Joints and ali Feet cured Without pain
or moon veneuce the patient By DE- zAChAkfE, sur.
geou Chropodist, 700 Brosdway.
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Stimulate Y0uT Liver. Regulate Your
bowels cleanse your nnoh purify blood carr your
isuuire build uD syste-a by the uso- ot DR. Lang
lev : Root aud Herb Bmters. GEORGE @. GOODwlN1
co BOstoa Agents sold bv ~ driagfsSi rrioe Sov g.
80 ant Is ceuts bctses
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Cristadoro's HAIR Dye. Pveservsttve
and Wig Depot, wholesale asd rssil-he Asor House.
The dys applied By skful sstis1sL
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Ptmpios, Rrerikies, Tan, BrapiOass
letter Saitr- cum xrosness Fe5lt &c. cured By
soURAD8 ita Medicaed Soap; sth's nav depot ~
Rroadw
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sword Contess-Surpsssed Iva Excite-
street; corner OF Crosby street.
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Cloth and Parchment rags. for ship.
ping Cotton Wool, Flax. Ac., at VICTOR T. MAueEHs'
us Chambers street
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ssHsr MsJessy'' Ohampagne.-Tne Roy
Wins OF England of tina skqaists Vino fng
sale. Al $1s w. WARD. No. Broad stss<E r.
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Moves HiawatAa Hatr Wsst0ratavo,
HOYra uATR REyTORATiVE
HOYra 9AIR RE0rORATIVB
HOYT'B 0AfR RKJrORATrVY.
H0rTS HAIR RESTORATIVE
The standard prepsrat0a for tho hair wefrghtsd -
faded asf gray hall sss yss cry e s:;:
HBADACHH. NERVOUSNESS, AND OrHEE BAD RI.
FECrs or PREPARATIONS CONTAINING syLPHUR.
StJaAs or LEAD &c. We apply the Hiawaths At Ger
,hu. ss eaSs % ~, VI A. IA AZ
ORIaiNhL COLOR TN Ef0uf APP[lCATfON5 VIZ
WARRANT THE MIAWATHA 70 CONTAIN NOTHING
the skin but N be In the highest degree
banenria ~ both.
HOYT's IMPERIAL COLoRIN0 CREAM.
HOYr'6 rMrERfAL cOL1RfN0 C3kAn
JOSEPH TOYT, q cor n
10 University place corner Kghsh street. tsDN xsrt
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known established remedy for Coughs, Colds Bron
chs Hosrseness ssd other troubles Of the Threat and
Lungs Their good reputation aod extensive use has
brought limitations and similar preparations represents
be the same. which generally injurious Obtain only
Browns BronchiG Trochsa
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Prof. Alex. q. EArvy's Trac0sphSsOus Or
hedicaed Compo for preserv ns rsstgri sid be.au
gray curing diseases Of the stia g.nds
salt pifnpaes chtthens 10
ehnps rheumatism swsltngs sore throat 49, giving -
relief Of cuts bruses ,pvmns enrnA sads
vnrld Principa onasa Byx Pearl street. NJ Y.
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z. K. simmons & CO.-Ma Magers.
3rFNLsT. ExrRs Class IT-Apr1 2 1885,
SO, 80, ", So. 30. 81. go, ~, AZ. 81, 81, Al.
CLASS E6-Aprt 20. 1864.
IL, 30, 3, 6c, 45, %, S. go, Al, 2T, T 81, IS. 81
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Trusses, Elastic Stoekin gs.- &o.-Ma rs0
co Radical Cure rswss oaooooy at so' fseses sress
Lady attendant
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Prizes Csshed Ina All Loaaiized Lotfr-
ries and information gwen GALLAGHER 4 BENJAHEM,
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. Pbfadelphi,.
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Lottery Tickets Cnshed. KN form n huE
gwen JOSEPH BAQES Broker n Wat st., rocrsN No T.
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CHRONIC CATARRH.
CURED

cAI4sRa OF Sas s TTnsAs,Co ~ xg gsS
KUsfACHiAN TUBB
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CROSS RYR srRAraHrRNEO IN oN8 MINUTE.
And every dssas. tbs Eye and Bar re1g,,n6 c,nsr
DBRC, Al bis consulting rooms. SIS Broadwsy. near
Twelfth street.
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Wsss: ToS ,s. ~ HAIR s..s, Sys wei. Dy"s
RArChgi.O q =. 10 Bond strcsA y
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Dr. marshsirs Catasrh sauR ls ehe
best remedy for csarrh and ell disease caused BY
4 Gold IN the Head opens and purges ous ell obstruo-
Noss slssa1hsss hs gAada and glveq hss1thS soH v
- pasU 0SeSol Cd Il " 9rvDA
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atlOns. mTfeTy
against the West and looked TO his own countrymen II
seemed him that the importers should be a. well pre-
pared nay duties - the manufacturers Of whskey or
nyhing else Tor the public market
Mr. woop said there was marked distincion between
the two cases. merchant sends forth an order for .
cargo Europe Tho goods received under the snme
law and regulations when the order given. This
aid not apply 10 whiskey.
Mr. FrpR,pce said when the farmer planted his corn
and sent II to market, he did the faith OF the gov
eminent. He granted that they might sometimes be mis-
taken IN relation TO tne present administration, WHICH ava
them.
the resolution. IL violated sound principle OF egsa.
ton aud IL adopted the principle Of changing the
tar every year. or every sx or three months, would
M KALRsr EscH. (opp Of Y, raid he could not see
the difference between the ~hskey dealer and the i'm.
worked night and day to meet the requirement. And
with what degree Of consistency could the House impose
moS He
should be exempt as long as liquors on hand were not
Mr.. Woods amendment was rejected.
Mr. Cox (opp) Of Ohie, offered an amendment, increas
ing the tax on costing forty cents pound seven per
hal wool would bear an the present
rebste followed on the subject OF wool, participated 10
by Mesers. DAWES, RIcE, MORRILL,, Of W. MooRHrAD, and
Mr' MORRILL, thought the discussion hid already PFC
ceeded considerable length and ne desired the question
Mr. rrRsaypo woop said tbey had met this resolution
10 the liberal spirit and discussion should Do allow.
ed as ing as gentlemen spoke directly 10 the question
Mr. morrill, replied that he would soon endeavor TO
The House adopted an amendment assessing duty OF
eight aad eleven cents oo wool under ana over forty
cents per pound.
Mr.. HOLMAN. (opp) Of Ind, offered an amendment,
which was agreed io that instead OF rom ton 10 NIFTY
per gallon on all descriptions Of wines aud accord
ing value there shall be hy per cent imposed on all
wines sc and porter In addition 70 tho arn now an'
thcrized By lew.
M. STRIVES explained his substitute. The object Uas
TO put ATTY per cent the present rates OF duty ON
thing 20 a. 70 keep ont importat6os wes
designed V opssste uesl tarR bill could DO dssocsasey
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vtaatgre de Toilette. soveres Tn Cosmet-
10 OF the sSc,es Hyreaaue Of Nov Tor supercrdes
other eosmsiica s. csasaad o. Sold bys dussss De
not LIS Chambefs
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PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD
IL This great line traverses the Northern
and Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to
the city of Erie, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania Rail
Road Company, and Under their auspices is
being rapidly opened throughout its entire
length.
1t is now in use for Passenger and Freight
business from Harrisburg to st. Mary's t2l%
miles) on the Eastern Division, and from
Sheffield to Erie, rs miles, on the Western
Division.
TINE OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT EMPORIUM:
Leave Eastward.
Through Mail Train 21oP. NJ.
Leave Westward.
Through Mail Train 1019A NJ.
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both
ways between Philadelphia and Lock Haven
and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains
both ways between Williamsport and Balti-
more, and Williamsport and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger bust
mess apply ct the S. E. Cor. 18th and Market
Streets.
And for Freight business of the Company
Agents:
S. B. Kingston, Jr., Cor 18th and Market
Sts., Philadelphia.
J. w. Reynolds Erie.
J. N. Drill, Agent n. c. r. R. Baltimore
H. H. HoUsToN,
:! ..H Gent Freight Agt. PhIa.
LEWIS L. HoUPT,
..s ..... .. Gent Ticket Agt. Phpa.
Jos. D. PoTTs,
Genv Jropnoer U;2liogos,,ort
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