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GREAT WATCH SALE!

And not to b. Paid for unless Perfectly
Satisfactory. z S'
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches, $3.50 to $3.50
100 Magic cased Gold Watches. 200 to 900
100 Ladies' Watches, Enameled, 100 to 300
Watches sg.etgtE7I.FE $50 to 800
900 Gold Hunting English Levers 900 to $50
300 Gold Hunrg Duplex Watches 100 to 200
300 Gold Hunting American 100 to 100
ROO silver Hunting Levers 80 to $50
800 Silver Hunting DupleXes % to 300
800 Ladies' Gold Watches. ..,.,. 90 to 200
900 Gold Hunting Lepnes Ito 10
900 Miscellaneous Silver Watches Do to lOO
$500 Hunting Silver Watches. 20 to OF
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds 0to 70
GH-Every patron obtains Watch by this
arrangement, costing but $40 while 1t may be
worth $3.50. No partiality shown.-HSn
Messrs. J. HICKLING a Co.'s GREAT UNION
WATCH Co., New York city, wish to imme-
diately dispose of the above magnificent stock.
Certificates, naming articles, are placed in
sealed envelopes. Holders are entitled to the
article named, In their certificate, upon pay
ment Of Ten Dollars, whether Il be a Watch
worth $50 or one worth less The return OF
any,of our certificates entities you to the arti
Gle named therein upon payment, irrespective
of Its worth, and as no article valued less than
80 is named In any certificate, 1t will at once
bd seen that this Is
No Lottery, but straightforward le-
gitimate transaction, which may
be participated in by even the
most fastidious.
A single Certificate will be sent by mail,
post paid, upon receipt Of % cents; five for 81;
eleven for two dollars; thirty-three and ele-
giant premium for 50; sixty-six and more val,
liable premium for $40; one hundred and
most superb Watch for $15. To Agents, and
those Wishing employment, this is a rare op:
portunty. 1t is legitimately conducted
business, duly authorized by the Government.
and open to the most careful scrutiny. Try
usi Address FL w.,
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Jan 1S-d1m* 149 Broadway, N. Y.
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BY TELEGRAPH
NOON REPORTS.


Another Reeen.ar~caon Plan
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MIDNIGHT REPORTS
ONG R Ne 8 sHONAL.
THE TEST OATH ABOLISHED

Foreign and domestic market.
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VIsIIEs cAEDs printed IN he n1.tsIs,
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Meeting Of the Grand Chapter.

The Nineteenth Grand Annual ConvOca
ton of the NJ f. Grand Royal Arch Chapter
of Mississippig was held in the Odd Fellows
Hall, in this City, commencing on Wednes-
day, 10th inst, at o'clock.
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FRon NV ORLEANS.
Need OF an American Minister in Mex.
ico---MOre Removals by Gen. sherI.
Observation-Disclosures L.. a..I.I....

Need OF an American Minister in Mex.
Ico---MOre Removals by Gen. SherI.
dAn---ReKIsIrnIIOn I'm LouIsIana-
NEW York. June 21.-The Herald's
New Orleans correspondent says: No
appointment of Minister to Mexico
has yet been made, all statements to
ments to the contrary notwithstanding.
The Herald's correspondent in San
Luis Potosi writes that there is urgent
need ofsome one at the seat of Govern
ment to represent American interests,
and to restore the prestige OF the United
States, which suffered considerably by
the acknowledgment affair.
Gen. Sheridan has Issued an order
to-day, removing from office deputy
sheriff John L. Whitemore, and con-
stable n. Wright, of Jefferson, Texas,
for refusing to execute warrant, le-
gally issued, for the arrest OF a man
who committed an atrocious murder.
The military authorities are ordered to
arrest the murderer. Attorney General
Stansbery's opinion, II carried out,
will probably defeat the radicals in
Minister Campbell left for washing
ton to-day.
Gen. Sheridan telegraphed to General
Grant yesterday that the last returns
made the number of registered voters
in Louisiana S7,46s. There will be a
large number of whites entered to regis
try who will decline on account of OBJ
jections in the military bill.
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From the PInInr.

ST.. LOUIS, June 2l.-Omaha dis
patches give the following barbarities
on the 18th at Fort Sedgwick: Colonel
Dodge had a citizen named Hendricks
flogged with one hundred lashes on the
bare back for selling whiskey to SOL
diers. On the same day, and at the
same time and place, a soldier received
twenty-five lashes for stealing a gun.
On the next day a soldier was spread
for two hours for getting drunk, mus
quitoes and buffalo gnats torturing
him.
A terrible battle was fought on the
18th inst. at Ofalon's station between
60 whites belonging to Wilson and
Clagger's train en- route for Fort Phil
Ksarney, and from 100 TO l5OIndIans, 8
Indians are supposed to be killed;
whites sustained no loss.
Six companies of troops left Fort
Sedgwick for Fort Sanders last Satur-
The Indians are quiet between the
North Platte and Denver, but the
troubles continue between Denver and
Laramie.
Denver papers of the 18th announce
the arrival OF three Platte coaches with
40 passengers and heavy mail; also
two Smoky Bill coaches.
The Indians took u mules and horses
from Hugo station, and killed one SOL
dier.g5s -Ir- .-.e
General Sherman is said to be dis.
pleased with the Colorado volunteers,
their movements not being sufficiently
prompt. he Is Sui at North Platte.
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WASHINGTON, June 21.-The Presi-
dental party left quarters at 8 o'clock
this morning. The Postmaster General
left last night; he joins the party in
New York. Secretary Seward and Gen,
Rosseau accompany the President.
Mr.. Stoeckle, the Russian Minister,
also accompanies the party as far as
New York. The President was re-
ceived at the Railroad station by the
Knight Templars with the honors OF
Masonry. A large crowd cheered the
party as they moved off.
ANNAPOLIS, June 2l.-Gov. Swami
and the State officials of Maryland
met the President and party, and went
to Baltimore with them.
The invitation OF the Constitutional
Amendment Convention to visit An
napolis on his return, was presented to
the President. He said he would COM
ply II practicable.
BALTIMORE, Jure 2l-9:3O A. M.-The
train has arrived here. There Is large
crowd in attendance. The President
was received with cheers. Mr.. Garrett,
President of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, Gen. Schriver and others
came into the care to welcome the Pres
ident. The train remained here few
minutes.
BALTIMORE, June 2l-e.45 A. M.-On
arrival at the Philadelphia and Will
mington depot, the crowd there as
dent and Secretary Seward.
A delegation of Baltimore Knights
Templars here Joined their brethren of
Washington. Governor Swami, the Col
lecLor of Customs and others, took
their leave. Many persons came into
the State car to welcome the party, and
wish them pleasant journey.
The municipal authorities of Balti-
more, and many OF the prominent citi-
zens had extended the Inequalities of
the city to the President, but the invi-
tatlon was necessarily declined.
tits ascertained from Gen. Rousseau,
who Is commander of the Department
OF Oregon and Washington, that our
recently acquired Russian possessions
are to be attached TO his military juris-
diction. Hs r
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-The Pres
idential party passed West Philadel-
phia at 1.3O p. M, without stopping,
going over the new connection OF rail-
road from Baltimore to Trenton,
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ASTRoLoGY.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 2lst Of june.

LONDON, June 20.-To-day was the
3oth anniversary ofthe acceptance by
Queenvictoria of the United Kingdom,
The bells were rung, salute was fired
at st. James Park, and flags are flying
all over London. The Queen is al
Windsor Castle this morning.
BIRHINoHAM.-June 2O.-The har-
rangues of Maurand Murphy against
Popery led to great disturbance here,
Within the last few day there has been
great excitement, which looked at one
time as II it would lead to very serious
consequences. At one least hum
dred thousand people were
out In the streets and held
the city for several hours, march
through the streets singing Glory,
Hallelnjah, John Brown, and other
choruses. The riot act was read,
Troops were ordered to the city from
Manchester, but were not obliged to FIRE
on the people. The police used their
cutlasses. Several persons were
wounded but none killed. The excite
ment has somewhat lulled, and 1t is
thought the disturbance is quelled.
Murphy has persisted every night in
making long and offensive speeches
against the Roman Catholic Church,
ridIculIng its rites. Some attempts to
create discord have been put down, and
comparatively quiet now prevails.
LONDON, June 2l-Noon.-Consols
e41<. o. 8. bonds 70. Illinois 70; Erie
SO. The bullion in the Bank Of Eng
land increased &552, 200.
2P. M.-Consols 941S.
LIVERPOOL, June 2I-Noon.-Cotton
quiet; the brokers' circular reports
sales for the week of 65, 900 bales; stock
In port, 80, 400 bales.
2 P. M.-Corn sdyanced to 9ss; peas
advanced to sss; tallow advanced to As.
ANTWERP, June 2I.-PetroIeum S73ff.
FLORENCE, June 2l.-StartlIng dis.
patches have been received from Rome.
Dispatches report that 200 armed men
had thrown themselves into the city, it
was supposed, with the intention OF
proclaiming it a republic, but the des-
perats attempt failed, and the party OF
revolutionists are in prison.
PARIS, June 2l.-The Emperor's gov
eminent has decided to make a con-
siderable reduction in the military
ofthe empire, the present session.
The corps legislatif, which has ae-
complIshed large amount OF business,
is approaching close to the day OF adj
Iournment,
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NEW YORK, June 2I.-The Herald's
special says: Governor Flanders, OF
Louisiana, in recentspsech denounced
the contiscation proposition.
Leading citizens Of New Orleans pro-
nounce the charges of speculation, etc,
against Collector Kellogg, false and
malicious.
The Times special says: Indict-
ments have been found against VIM.
James, Collector of Internal Revenue
at Richmond, for malfeasanCe In office.
The Tribune's special says: There is
official authority for the statement that
Mr.. Seward enclosed in his letter to
JuareZ, copies of dispatches from Queen
Victoria and Napoleon, to the Presi-
dent, asking the United States Govern
ment's influence with JuareZ, to pre-
serve the life of Macmillan.
Colonel Coburn, it Is generally ex-
pected will be appointed Commissioner
of Agriculture.
The Herald's special says: The i'm
parchment testimony has all been
arranged, and will be submitted to the
House, in July, without any report &C.
comPanying II.
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santa Annn--rartIeular. of HI. AR.


NEW YORK, June 2I.-The Tribune's
Washington special says: The Gov
ernmenL Is informed by the q. s. Con-
sui at Vera Cruz, and Commander Le-
roy, of the Tullahoma. that when Santa
Anna arrived there in the Virginia, he
announced with considerable flourish
that he came there by the desire and at
the request of Juarez and Macmillan,
and backed and supported by the uni
ted States Government, to take control
OF the Mexican Bovernment. These facts
were Immediately made known to the
U. s. Consul and Commander Leroy,
who, believing Santa Annals statement
false, came together and consulted as to
the course to pursue. Commander Le-
roy at once REPAIRED aboard the Vir-
giniR and informed Santa Anna that he
and his suite must come aboard the
United States vessel Tullahoma and
spend the night, It then being nearly
dark. They were then conducted to
the Tullahoma and kept there over
night. Onthe following morning early
Commander Leroy had Santa Anna
and his suite again placed on board the
steamer Virginia with her Mexican
passengers, and was conducted by the
Tullahoma twenty miles out to sea,
and therelset at liberty, with instruc-
lions to Santa Anna not to appear again
in that vicinity.
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the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia, a little case, involving a
great principle, was decided on Tues
day. Judge wylie declared in his
opinion that the combination of physi-
clans to regulate and prescribe the
amount OF their fees was an illegal
combination, and he accordingly re-
duced the physicians bill against the
defendant in the case before him to an
amount equal to his previous charges
about one-half of the attempted in
crease.
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Appointment of Minister TO Mexico
WASHINGTON, June 2I.-Marius OF
tenburg, U. S. Consul at Mexico city,
has been appointed Minister to Mexico,
vice Campbell, resigned.
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CNcISNATI, June 2I.-Samuel Has
tings, one OF the muIderers of Adam
Ross, has been sentenced to be hanged
at Georgetown, Ohio, July 18th.
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A NEGRO called ''oId Rube,' was voted
for in Cairo; on Tuesday last, for Cir
cult Judge, in opposition to Colonel
olney, and he received nearly 200 DEM
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A JUDoE In Missouri lately entered a
plea for divorce, sat on his own case,
beard the pleading, and entered a decree
diasolving the bonds OF mRtrtmony.
That beats Chicago.
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There cnrneth glad tIdines OF 10Y 10 all.
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HERE is another strawberry para
this fruit reach New York every day,
and still everybody complains that
strawberries don't begin TO come in
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A GOOD conscienceis the best looking.
glass of heaven, in which the soul may
see Gods thoughts and purposes con-
corning It, reflected as SO many shining
stars.
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THE boarders in fashionable house
were assembled In the public parlor
one evening, when a rather antiquated
maiden lady, who hever seemed to
have any employment but admiring
her jewelry and dresses, lisped out the
remark that she loved a rainy day, and
always Rvailed herself OF IL 10 arrange
her drawers.
$50 do l." growled ont an old sea
captain. "I overhaul my drawers and
shirts too, sometimes, and sew on a
button or a string where 1t is needed"
Mademoiselle did not faint, but there
was an angry rustic of silks as she
swept out Of the room, leaving all TO
exchange a suppressed litter for a good,
hearty laugh.
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TRAIN ON DRUNKARDs.-AIr. George
Francis Train makes the following
pointed reply to an Invitation to adj
dress a great temperance mass meeting
at Des Moines, Iowa, on the Fourth of
July: When drunksrds to the right of
us. drunkards to the LEFT OF us, drunk
ards tnfront Of us, blunder and stagger,
your mission is God-like. When
cofolIc medicines 10 their patients:
when editors practice temperance as
wen us preach it, when young men
have the courage to say ''NoW when
preachers stop the practice of giving
wine to pledged temperance men at the
sacrament; when temperance becomes
as fashionable as drunkenness now is,
cold water will be at a premium. In
clinations say, Heterogeneous, No.
Sincerely, GEO. FRANCIS TRAIN
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