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SEQ. 8. And be it further enacted,
That any attorney or agent who shall
receive from any claimant any sum
greater than I'VE dollars for the prose-
cutton of any claim, under the provis-
ions of this act, upon conviction there's
of shall pay fine not to exceed the
sum of $1,000, or imprisonment for q
term not less than one year, or both,
shall be forever thereafter excluded
from prosecuting claims of any nature
whatever against the government Of
the United States.
SEC. z. And be it further enacted,
That in case the payment shall be made
in the form of check, order or draft
upon any paymaster, national bank or
government depository, or near the dis
trfct where the claimant may reside, It
shall be necessary for the claimant to
establish by affidavit's of two witnesses,
that he is the identical person named
therein; but in no case shall such check,
order or draft be made negotiable until
after such Identification.
SEC. 8. And be 1t further enacted,
That it shall not be lawful for any sol
dier, sailor or marine to transfer, assign,
barter or sell his discharge, final settle-
ment, descriptive list or other papers
for the purpose of transferring, assign
Ing UaFI6E1nR OF SeklluK auY luLefeSG III
any bounty under the provisions OF this
act, and all such transfers, assignments,
barters or sales heretofore made are
hereby declared null and void Is to any
right Intended SO to be conveyed by any
such soldier, sailor or marine.
SEC. 8. And be it further enacted,
That no adjustment or payment of any
claim of any soldier, sailor or marine,
or of his proper representatives, under
the provisions of this act, shall be
made, unless the application be filed
within two years from the passage of
this act. and the settlement of accounts
of deceased soldiers, sailors and
and marines, shall be made in the same
manner as now provided by law.
The bill as amended was passed by
vote OF 199 yeas against nays, viz:
Nicholson and Trumbull.
Mr.. Defrees presented the memorial
of the Board of Trustees ofthe Indiana
Agricultural College, asking modifica-
ton of the agricultural college bill, and
il was referred to the Committee on
Public Lands.
Mr.. Darling presented the petition of
certain manufacturers OF pearl buttons
in the city of New York, for an in
crease of tariff on imported pearl but
tons, which was referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means. a,f ~
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.Greenbaclzs are Good,
But RolIack's Purifier is Better.
BY Telegraph.

aa
r. NEW YORK, May 25-
Cotton-2c better, with fair demand Mt 4lc
for mlddling: sales by auction to-day for
Government account, 200 bales ut rom S2,d
I29<c for low ordinary 70 strict mlddling.
F1our-Opened at 15925c better, but closed
dull and heavy with few sellersot yesterday :
prices: s. 503S 50 for extra state; 50 60@9 80
for extra round hoop Ohio. and Si09l1 % for
trade brands. Whisky-Steady at s. 70 for
western. Wheat-0penedl 92c better, closed
dull and heavy with buyers generally re
fuSing 20 operate ut yesteFdays prices; 81 40
2Milwaulkee; 81 u for old No. do, and - 10
90 % for new No. j Milwaukee. Rye
FIrmer at 9Sc6SI 90 for western. Barley
Quiet. Barley Mnlt-Quiet; sales 20OO bus at
81 O5. CoTn-0pened l@2c better, closed dull
and heavy with buyers generally refusing TO
pay yesterdays pricesi S29S5c for unsound
new mixed western; SS9p0c for sound new
do, afioat; gl@93 for western yellow. and DC
EuE southern yellow. 0ats-At 56@56c for
western, and 6O9B5c for old do. Petroleum
@Quiet and flrm, N1<c for crude, and 80 for
refined in bond. COffee-Steady. Sugar
Firm at I05<@lIS<c for Cuba MolaSses-FIrm
at CSC for Porto Rico. Porll-Dnll; $50 259
50 SIX for new mess, closing ut $50 81 cash:
29@29 . for old do, and S2492i 50 for prime:
also $50 bbls new mess for June, July, August
and September, seller and buyers option, at
sS09S0 IS. BeeEQuiet; sl8921 for new plain
mess, and S2I 6O924 so for new extra mess.
Beef Hams Scarce and firm. Bac0n-In-
shoulders, and 171191SI<c for hams. Lard
Firm ut i9622c. Butter-Lower: 500 40c for
Ohio, and 82@45c for state. Cheese-HeaYy
n S620C,
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Greenbacks are Good,
But Roback's Purifier is Better.

New YoRK, May 25.-At an early
hour this A. NJ, a fire broke out in the
freight depot belonging to the Hudson
River Railroad, on 11thand 32nd streets
The fire spread rapidly. In less than an
hour one large building was completely
destroyed, together with two freight
sheds, eighteen or twenty loaded cars,
about one thousand bales of hay and
two horses. The loss could not be cor
rectly estimated, but will probably
amount to $50, 900 or SIC, 1000.
Wall street was excited yesterday
with a report of an embezzlement in
the Irving Banks. The first story was
$50, 900; but subsequent investigations
reduced It to about $4,000. A young
man, sonof n clergyman, whose name
is withheld, book keeper in the bank,
is the guilty party. He was arrested
and admitted his guilt, and has re-
turned part of the money. The stand
ing of the bank will not be effected.
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Greenbacks are Good,
But Roback's Blood Pills are Better.

New York, May 25.-The News pub
fishes story of deception and crime
seldom met with. 1t appears that
when Mrs. General Eaton, so famous
as the leader ofsocial and fashionable
life in Washington during the admins
tration OF President Jackson, became a
widow in foreign land, she returned
to this country, taking up her residence
here. She adopted finer grandchildren
boy and girl, with competence
amounting to at least one hundred
thusand dollars. She was living very
happily. AT length an Italian adven-
turer, named Burganeui, was employ
ed as dancing master forIthe children,
and they took such liking to him that
they prevailed on their grandmother to
allow him to be introduced to their
home. The result was that he married
Mrs. Eaton, and succeeded eventually
in getting possession of all her proper
ty, nor did he stop here, but prevailed
upon her to place in his charge all the
property she had set apart for her
grandchildren, all of which he had the
full use and benefit. He then set at
work corrupting the girl, and finally
sailed for Europe last Wednesday,
taking her with him as his wife. He
left note for Mrs. Eaton, in which he
told her he had converted all her prop
erty into cash, and would allow her
twenty dollars per week If she would
keep the matter quiet.
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Greenbacks are Good,
But Roback's Bitters are Better.

ST. Louis, May 25.-The subject of re-
union OF the Old and New School
Churches was reported upon in the Old
School Assembly to-day. The plan
suggested is for the appointment of a
committee of nine ministers, and six
elders to meet a similar Committee OF
the New School Assembly, who,
after consultation, il they deem
reunion desirable and practica-
BILE, are to report measure
for its accomplishment TO the next Gem
eral Assembly. A motion by DIR. Van
dyke that the confederate assembly be
invited to join in the union, was tabled.
The report ofthe committee was adop-
ted by a large majority. The remain
der OF the day was mainly occupied by
DIR. Thomas and DIR. William Breckin-
ridge in speeches relative to the Louis
Vile Presbytery. case, the latter taking
the ground that the assembly has no
right to ignore the existence of the
Synod and act directly with the Pres
bytery. A series of resolutions on the
state of the country were passed by the
new assembly to. day.
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ST.. LOUIS, May 25.-The proceedings
of the old school assembly to-day con-
sisted mainly OF presentations and
reading oI.the report of the committee
of the Louisville Presbytery case. The
report reviews the declaration and tes-
timony put forth by that body, and IS
considered as evidence ofan organized
conspiracy against the church, and con-
cludes with series of resolutions
which declare the Presbytery of Lonis-
VILE dissolved; a new one be constitu-
ted, TO be called by the same name, oc-
cupy the same territory, have care OF
the same church, and said Presbytery
be composed OF so many Ministers and
ELDERS as shall subscribe to the disap
prevail of the declaration and testimony
and obey the General Assembly. The
assembly disclaims any intention or
disposition to disturb the existing re-
latfons of the church.
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COMNERClAIl AND FINANCIAL.
Review OF the New York grocery

LkENIGH VI 1AAo new -1oEAA AAE1EGES
tazi Market. 1f
From the Commercial List, May q.
CoFPEE-The market remains very quiet.
but In prices we have no change 20 notice.
the advance and fluctuations In gold yester-
which mas Been dull for some time past. The
sales are 500 bags Rio per Zlngara. on private
terms; l202 do per Aud Rea<ie, Ike 426 do
Europe, IL, gold: $50 81. Domingo, in bond,
for expors, about II 5-l5s 40 Java, 269z925;
$9 MAraeaibo, resales, 2lS2l<, gold; ana 80
in bond. Shipments have been made OF 40
bags Iaguayra, and 1870 do Rio, per Bremen
rival OF l6O0 bags Rio al Wilmington, n. C.,
direcL The stock OF Rio In the country Is
i0o,SoS bags here, 1000 In New Orleans, no
5000 in Baltimore-total, LIZ ,2S5 bags.
sUGAREThe market for raw ON saturday
and and Monday was steady and active, especl-
at the prices of Friday hast, viz 10000 for
fair 10 good refining Cuba. Yesterday with
England, and the consequent advance or sal
pea cent In gold here, with sudden fiuctna-
lions during the day, the sugar market be
before rather Indifferent sellers, now for the
most part either offered their stocks sparing-
y or Withdrew them altogether. Buyers, In
willing 10 pay the enhanced rates demanded
by holders, and the business Of the day was
only done at the full currency OF the day pre-
and l151@ l05<e for good do, which may be
considered as representing the views OF both
buyers and sellers: fair to good grocery, 1g1<@
ny: prime TO choice do. 1l5<@l21k; mOlaSses
sugar, IN boxes, P9ll; and the same In hhdS,
S<@l01SS 4moS. Refined Is in request and
nrmi We quote other than StuRTt's, 9S9155S
cents for nard, 141<9l5 cents for SOFT white,
and lS1S9145S cents Tor yellow.
MoLASSES-Theref Is a steady fair inquiry
for homo use, but the business has been re-
strteted by the reduced offerings Of desirable
qualities, and the partial supply OF the trade
by the large sales noticed In our last. The
stock of Porto Ricoin inst hands Is less than
500 hhds, The sales are 323 hhds Porto Rico
at 70@75c; AZ Cuba MuscoHado, 46S55c, % In
fertor do, So 50 Rarbadoes, 70s and $50 Dem
erara, 6S9S0, 4 mos, the latter price Gorehoice-
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spIrIt OF the stock Market.
is NEW York, May Is.
rha cornmercla1,s nnoney aIticlesays:

The Commercials money articiesays:
The market exhibits slight Improvement
of tone, though there Is sim an unsettled
feeling among the, banks. The pressure for
money Is not SO severe rs yesterday, but Il Is
fully up to the means OF lenders. The sub
treasury to-day received about four and a
half millions from the hanks on account OF
gold sold; the payments have been made
chiefly In currency. the rate ON call loans
is nomina1ly at per cent Discounts are
quiet and the rates higher; the best paper Is
quoted at 6I97 per cent. Names which n
few days ago would pass ut per cent are
now quoted ut 10 per cent The banks an
ticipats greater ease tomorrow, the psy-
ments for gold having been concluded, but
there Is no prospect OF any immediate change
in the rate ON call loans. The pinch In
money does not materially interfere with
stock Operations, the brokers having theIn-
selves large GleI osits total back upon. The
market tiiis morning WAS slrongeri at the
board the prices being higher througl out the
list Governments are very active and
nrmeI; old 5-2os are q better do ls64 e, and
10 redeem any amount OF compound interest
notes AZ par, not only rom The banks, but
any holders whatever. Gold 1emains very
arm, principally under the purchase OF the
shorts. The market is being over sold and
several partiesshRve failed 70 make good their
contracts. The Losses on short contracts are
very heavy.
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Greenbacks are Good,
But Roback,s Bitters are Better.


NEw YORK, May 81.
CJobbers prices.)-The market to-day is ex-
cited and most OF the leading styles OF heavy
cotton goods have advanced from to 10 per
cent Brown SheetinEs-Pacific Extra 22I<;
Matawamkeg A "a Atlanta 81; Appleton A
221<: Atlantic A 221S; Augusta p; broadway
y Dwight A 2S Indian Head aT Nashua
Extra %; New Market A y: Salmon Fails
2II<; Shawmut PIX; Stark A p. Prints
American IS; Cocheco 20; Garner & Co. 20:
ia Aamlton " london M4Snrning lG Laness-
Pacific IS; Riehmonds Is: Spragueis froclS %;
fancy leS Sullivan 10. Linen Threads-Bar-
bour's standard IS, s. hanks to pound, IS;
40, 40 hanks to pound, 2 Is; co S-coTd spools,
200 yards per dozen, 50: 70-3 cord, 200 yards,
50, less discount. Spool Cotton-Clar<s
6-cord. To- ]. d p. Goats 10.
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Greenbaclxs are Good,
But Roback's Bitters are Better.

New lYoRK, May q. Specials to the
evening papers say there Is PowerfnI
Legislation in favor of the protection of
Ex-senator Cameron as leader.
The policy of tle administration In
respect to Mexican affairs is gradually
assuming a definite shape, and may
lead to q congressional endorsement of
the loan, which is'being urged under
strong pressure.
70 the Time of the Eastport fiasco, $780,
600 were received by o'Mahony, OF
which fifty thousand was sent to Ire
land, the remaining $3.50, 600 being spent
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Greenbacks are Good,
But Rbback's Bitters are Better.

wAsH1NoroN, May 25.-The Post
igation company to carry the Mails
from Portland, Oregon, to the DalIis,
at SIC, 600 per annum, the service to be
six times week, and permits the con-
tractors to give the officers at Fishers
Landing, Washoughal and Hood rivers,
supplies once once week.
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New York Money ana stock Market.
NEW YoRH. Nav o.

.fI1 NEW 1OAlB Q1uy a.
Money and Gold-Money active md firm
at per cent. Sterling Exehange-Quiet at
l095S9l0gsS. Gold-IHegular, unsettled and
lower opening at 14l1zi declining to l3s, and
closing at 1897.
Government Stoclks-1faN better; 6s, SD
coupons Of 81. l0l1S; do '65, l0l9Si do. regis
tered, l0l1<; T-30S 10i11SSs 1910 coupons 81.
FFeights 10 Liverpool-Qnlet-
Stocks-Firmer; Milwaukee q st Paul pre-
ferred 40: Fort Wayne 961<;; Chicago & North
western 2S<: do preferrep IS; Illinois Central
llg11f; Cleveland & Pittsburgh SO; Chicago &
Rock Island 93s Michigan Central lbs; Head
ing llO1S; Hudson I35&; Erie BSs New York
Central 9i1<; Western Union Telegraph
follows: Ohio certificates 23[; Spruce HID 4;
Quicksilver 63S MaHpoSa preferred 2S1Si
Western Union Telegraph 621S; New York
Central 9I9<; Reading IlO5% Michigan South
ern 7g1<; Cleveland q Toledo 1917; Cleve-
land Pittsburgh 81; Chicago q Rock Island
9S5E; Chicago & Northwestern 2s1ES; Chlcas0&
Northwestern preferred SIS. Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago 961s.
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WASHINGTON, May 25.-The bounty
bill passed the House to-day by an al
most unanimous vote.
The Republican Senators adjourned
at an early hour this afternoon for the
purpose OF going into caucus on the re-
construction propositions instead of
to-day. IL was thought that the fnal
result would be facilitated by previous
private consultation instead of relying
upon an accommodation of conflicting
views in open Senate.
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Greenbacks are Good,
But Robacsis Purifier is Better.

NEW YORK, May pa fire broke
out at a late hour last night in building
No. 654 Broadway, occupied by Chas.
Scribner & Co., Book dealers, and j. G.
Morse, Furniture Ware-rooms, each
of whom suffered damage on aggregate
to $40, 600.
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New York, May 25.-There are con-
fident statements afioat to the effect
that the leading stockholders and a
majoritysof the directors of the Western
Union and American Telegraph Com
panies have substantially agreed upon.
a basis of consolidation.
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5l NEW YORK, May n.
Prices of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
day were rs follows:
Copper Falls ~: franklin a; Hancock
10; Quincy IS; Bay State 49,; Minnesota II;
Boston Water Power 451f; Isle Royal Is; Wa
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NEW YORK May %. Gold opened a
AK and closed at 1S95z@ 1899.
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NEW YoRK, May 25.Aspecials to the
evening papers say, that ex-pirate
Semmes arrived in Washington this
morning to have an interview with the
President. -
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-WAsHINeToN, May 25.-An effort is
being made with theconsent of all par
ties to postpone the trial of JEFF. Davis
till fall. The arrangementseems prob
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NEW YORK, n! j., May 5.-Senator
Wright Is physically better and Is in
foil possession OF his mental faculties.
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Greenbacks are Good,
But Roback's Blood Pills are Better.
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Bholesale alottuns.
PoLLAcK's
NOTION HOUSE.


,J eign goods mostly OF direct Importation,
bought ats very low rate for goldl
1000 doc. plain and hlncy Cotton Hosiery.
comprising gents. 'lsdles'and childrehs wear.
600 dog. gauntlets gloves, half gauntti .s,
thread, silk and SILK worsted, In desirable
,5 sS9aS Ps, aq and sss, new styles in &
signs ss f IN fnnss, PLAIN ana fiSSoa ti s ne"
;, 100 doz; shit nosonas, supernns grade. in
c69 Ss s cSaP FR Rnd ETaas M
2oOdoz. j., & P. Coats and stuart's genuine
machine sewing cottons-
5OODsstuart linen thread.
sons. Italian sewing silk in skelns and ON
spools.
so doz Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
a full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, comtls,
brushes perfumery. soaps, pocket books.
beads, thimhles, needless fans, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds. school books,
tassels, velvet ribbons, full line Of tAIielAS
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt brnids, cndt
bindings rulings, crochet hraidS, coat but
tons, hoop skirts bnlmOnS, vest buttons,
French corsets fancy dFEsS buttons, mud q
largo variety ~ superior suspGndeFS, to
which the attention OF close buyers Is rs
spectfully invited.
mrs AUGUSTUS PoLLACK.
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Greenbaeks are Good,
But Robackis Blood Pills are Better
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-Greenbaeks are Good,
But Robackss Blood Pills are Better
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Greenbacks are Good,
But Roback's Purifier is Better.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, May 25.-Instruc-
tions from Washington have been re-
ceived this evening by General Miles,
to give JEFF. Davis, on his parole, the
freedom of the fort, returning to his
room at Carroll Hall at night.
Messrs. Shea and O'Conner, counsel,
have been allowed acces TO the fort and
personal interviews with him at any
time. d.9E-Fa5
Greenbaclzs are Good, -
But Roback's Blood Pills are Better.
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.Greenbacks are Good,
But Robackis Purifier is Better.
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Greenbacks are Good,
But Roback's Blood Pills are Better
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Greenbacks are Good,
But Roback's Purifier Is Better.
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The latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
By the Union Line.
nIianeIInneons Itema.

once, corner OF Main and Monroe street
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n EATHER AND GUM BELrING ON
~ 1a nand and for s'lie 0EEHAa n. BERRY.
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SEC s..
no bounty, under the provisions or this
act, shall be paid TO or on account of
any soldier, salloror marine who served
as a substitute in either army or navy,
or who was a captured prisoner of war
at the time of his enlistment, nor to any
one who was discharged on his own ap-
plication or request priorto the 9th day
Of April, 1855, unless such discharge
was Obtained with view to reinlist-
ment or to accept promotion in the mill
itary or naval service of the United
States or to be transferred from one
branch of military service to another,
and who did actually enlist or accept
promotion or was so transferred, and
no bounty shall be paid to any soldier,
sailor or marine discharged on the APP
plication of or at the, req uest oil. parents
or guardians or other persons or on the
grounds of minority.
SEC. A. And be it further enacted,
That any petition or application for
bonnties made under provisions of this
act, shall disclose and state specifically
under oath and under the pain of PEN
alties of perjury, whit amount of
bounty, either from the United States
or any other source, and what amount
of prize money, IL any, has been paid
or Is payable TO the soldier, sailor or
mariner, by whom or by whose repre-
sentation the claim is made.
SEC. D. Ana De 10 tufther enacteu, Vhat
whenever application shall be made
by any claimant through any attorney
or agent the Postofice address of the
claimant shall be furnished, giving the
name of the company and State in
which It Is situated and the amonnt OF
commission or fee which the attorney
or agent is TO receive for his services in
the settlement of the claim which
charges in no case shall exceed the
sum OF five dollars, and every such ap-
plication shall be accompanied by the
written affidavit of the attorney or
agent that he has not charged nor
agreed for, aud viii not accept more
than such sum of five dollars for his
services in the case. The Paymaster
General or proper accounting officer of
the Treasury upon aseertaining the
amount due shall cause to be trans
mitted to such claimant the full amount
thereof less the fee to be paid to the at
torney or agent which fee shall be paid
to such attorney or agent in person OF
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Maryland Lime.
00n BARRELS FRESH BURNT, SNOW
OQU white Maryland Lime. just received
e. mf II sue q Ios. a. sfEreAIF.