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FADING RAIL ROAD. nis -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Monday, August Sd, 1895


GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM TIE NORTH
and North West FIR PhiIadeiphla. New York, Read.
ing. Potisviilc, Tamalua Ashland, Lebanon, Allen
town: Ra''on Ephra'a. Li'is, Lancaster Colu@bia'
Trains leave harrisburg for New York. % follows
nt .ao ana in ~ 1870 r. o. 81 connect re-
roSd and arriving al New York n 800 ana 10 90 mud
IL 45 AN and 50, IS ?, N. aud 05Ur. NJ sleeping
Cars accompanying the $50 Az and 93s \.
% Ie"vs T iarpisbsrs toI Reading, ro,,.v,l. Tama.
Qua. MinersyilIe. Ashland, Pine Grove. Allentown
and Philadelphia, ut 10 a N nni . 0j andA 10 ~,
the 10 mas Ing connections for Philadelphia and
Columbia nnly. for louisville, schuyikilI iIhven
and Auburn, via Schuylkiil and sssquehanua Rail
ror leave iinrri,burg at 3 20 Pm.
Returning Leave New York NJ 90 a n. ~ NJ and
500 and 500 pM. Philadelphia Mt IS N. and 40
Sleeping ears accompanying thsv 90 A, n. and 90
Way Passenger rain leaves Philadelphia al 30 a
NJ connecting win similar trains on East rcnnn M
returning from Reading a. Oao n .!opping q ali
Shamukin ut S !5 and ~ 81 AN; Ashland 7 Oh n.
mud ]: % NJ aud s. Pm; ranaquu at b ~ An, nnd
Leave /. I'VE Fo,tsviiic via sehuyIkhrana su.quehanna
Eaiirond MI 10 AN. Gfp Harrisburg, aud IL 30 4 \
for Pine Grove nUd fremont.
Reading Accommodations Train ,Leaves Reading
ai7 3UA NJ returning from Philadelphia at 5 IJPn.
'Potistown Accommodation Tram /. Leaves Potts
town ut 45 a. NJ, returning leaves Philadelphia at
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Readins ut 7 co
a. NJ, aud Is r. NJ for Ephra,a, Li,iz, Lancaster.
Columbia, &c. i''' 70 I.- ''H
Perkionen Waiiroad Traina leave Perkiomen Juno
lion ut . ~ a. ". aud W r. NJ Returning. Leave
| skippark at ~ a. NJ, and ! IS r. NJ, connecting
with simi lar trains on Reading Rail itoad;
| On snndnys: Leave New YOrA at . 90 + ", Phila.
dciphia O0 A ", aud 49, VI, the 90 A 81, train
!aran. only to Reading Potfsvi'ie 8 10 AM. iiar.
usaurg s g5 4 ", 4 ~ and . 20 y hnd Rtad.ne At
| 0I, : so and Is A " Tor Harrisburg and ~ A
| NJ. and " 40 n for New York aud 4?5 NJ. for
| Philadelphia.
4 Con mutation, Mile, &C, Season, School and Excur.
sion Tickets to and ON at, points at reduced rates
| Baggage checked through; inO pounds allowed each
| Passenger. a; E.... q. A, NiCui.tS
General Superintendent
| Reading P1. Aug. ~, 1869. 90. ..
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-02

IT Is bad practice to leave very young
cattle and colts to take their chances among
older cattle. The older ones will get the
best picking, whilc they need it least. They
will select tho best shelter and warmest beds
for themselves, and leave tho little ones to
take the chances that arc left. iss .,lj
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To KEEP WoaMs FROM DRlrD FRUIT. :
Put the fruit in common muslin bags with
q little sassaftas Lark scattered through, a
handful Of bark to bushcl Of fruit, and
no worms will trouble it. si' Az .-.1a
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-02
62S EiGOP SKIRTS. 62S
And
CORSETS. CORsETS.
WM. T. HOPKINS.

WM. Il. HOPKINS,
NO. Goa ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturer of tie Celebrated Champion
Iiogp Skits .tor Lo,iieS, Kisses and
'' ''H LhihiAm
Tho iarges, oriU,eni, and hest Gnaty aud style
in the airrtiran MARKET. Every lady shonid ny
them. n they recommend themselves bv wearing
longer, retaining their SHAPE much Dcitr. brinp
spect, and sold at very low prices. ASK for Hop
kius' Champion Skirt. ... Mr. .,..,.. t
superior hand made whale bone Corscts in fifteen
different grades in'ludin. the Imperial aud TL'mp.
son Il angdons Glove fuung 0rses, ranging IN
prices from n c. nts 10 Sj5G t"gtihr with In-eph
hrckels ccii bra,cd F'em Woven Corscts superior
inpns aud quality, ten different grades. from 81. ~
10 So 80 They tlr finest aud hest r"nds fnr the
prices. ever iingoted, The trad" supplied with
Hoop Skirs aud C"rscts ut u . Lowest rates
Those visiting the city shomi not tail 10 call and
examine our Goods aud prices. as we defy all com
petition. Sept III, 1868
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-02

CHLORIDE Of limo left standing in auy
open vessel will keep places and rooms
sweet, that arc liable to bo disagreeable to
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been written about it.


CURE FOR IN. GROW NAILS. 1t is sta
ted that cauterization by hot talow is an
Immediate cure for in-growing nails. Put
q small piece Of tallowfin spoon, and heat
it over lamp until it becomes very hot,
and drop two or thres drops between the
nail and grauulations. The effect is almost
magical. Pain and tenderness are at once
relieved, and in few days the grsnulatious
all so, leaving tho diseased parts dry, 20 US
to admit Of being pared away without any
inconvenience. The operation causes little
ifany pail ifthc tallow is properly heated.
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..tHE COLUMBIA HOUSE. -- ---
%. II. s'rOaNElk, Proprietor

This ,sa new stand lately lt,rdur ror the nrccnmv
daion of the travelling public urncrallv. stihap" on
Main E,r.n,, few doors nbnvr III. Coutt 'ousr on
whni IL known ms the "Robhison property" ! T.
centrally located In I, town, ~ ' plea p'arp
Cot ucs,s to step besides being ~ thnt part " towN
The p,op,i6io, feels ro,Adrht that hc is prepares
TO give genera salisfaiion Ia his guests anu would
soliei, fair pcs!toa of .hs puslie psarnsss.
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-, n 1~r,N1T
AND GARDEN.
Fifteen COilles.

fatter and stronger he will become, a.. !
q. To Believe TIE more hours children
study at school tho f.sterthey learn ar
..s,3rsToconeluae thatif exercise Is good for
the hsal.hr ,hsa.9rs siiqq!snt 0r eiAlhars''hs
i. is, the more good is done ,.,......
4. To think that every hour taken from
sleep is IN hour gained. r,
s. To act on the presumption that the
Smallest room in the. house is large enough
ID sleep in .''
9. To argue that whatever remedy causes
one to feel Immediately better, is good tor
the system without regard to more u!terlor
effects. "'rhe soothing syrup for exam
pie, does stop the cough Of children, does
arrest dianhpa, only to cause a little later,
alarming commissions, or the more fatal in
Hammation Of the brain, or water on the
brain, or, at least, always protract the dis
eases. ...
I. To commit an act which is felt in itself
to be prejulicial, hoping that somehow or
other it may be done inyour case with i'm.
punity. n.
s. To advise another to take remedy
which you have tried on yourself, without
making special inquiry whether all the con
ditions are alike.
9. To cat without an appetite or to con
tinuc to eat after it has been satisfied merely
to crafty the taste.
10. TO eat heavy supper for the pleas
urc experienced during the brief time it is
passing down the throat, at the expense OF
o whole night Of disturbed sleep, and a
weary wakcning in the morning.
IL. To remove a portion Of the covering
Immediately after exercise, when the most
stupid drayman knows that if he docs not
put a cover on his horse the moment he
ceases work in the winter he will lose him
in few days ly pneumonia.
II. To contend that because the dir,iest
children in the highway are hearty aud
healthy, therefore It is healthy to be dirty
forgetting that continuous daily exposure to
the pure out door air in joyous unrcs'rained
activities, is such powerful agency for
health that those who live thus are well in
spite Of rags and filth. F
l3. To presume to repeat later in life,
without injury, The indiscrctions exposure
and intcmpcrancc, which in the flush Of
youth were praeiiccd with impunity. '
IA. To believe that warm air is necessa
rily impure, or that pure, cold air is necei
sari!y more healthy than the confined air o!
a crowded vehicle; the latter, at most, can
only cause fainting and nausea, while enter
ing conveyance after walking biissly
lowering window thus while still exposed
to draft, will give cold ialall!g'y,I Or N
attack Of pluerisy or pneumonia, which wI
cause weeks and months of suffering, if moi
actual death within four days. .,..-, . ea
Is. To remember the Sabbath day, by
working harder and later on Saturday THAI
any other day in the week, with n view o
sleeping late next morning, and staying a
home all uay to rest, conscience being 9ui
eted by the plea of not feeling very WE'LL
Halls Journal cf HeaM. r,''
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Auril 90, 1868.
CON INFECTION ERY.

1ng Undersigned would respectfully announce T.,
tho ,Ll,, TINT he has opened -,
cIUsT-CLAfs t;ONFECTI 'NERY STORE,
IA ti- mil .Gg lately ,ird by Eernard Stohncr.
uhrt h" /, r'rpar"i !" fi,.i.h al kinds #
pLAiS y FANCY CANDLES Eft'ffi
FREsCa CANDIES FOREIGN '''t
am iONLsiiG FRUITS. NUTS.
sNI> ms. &r. Ht.. st., ct
ny " unLgs nE RETAIL.
In sbor, lyi assortment Of all kinis OF goods "
h,s inc ol business. a great tvari,y Of .'..
10 GS, Toys, &c,
.ui.abe for III. Holidays. Particular atts
givcnto
nRcAD ANp,GAKEs,
CUEIsTNAS CANDIES, CHRISTMAS TOYS
cali is solicited. and sal isaclion wall be gua,an
tc.d. -
Dec.4l. iSc7. IL .-T EcKiiARr JACOBS e
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DRUGS, DRUGS.
ssENb bsSrGs ",

~ O. no We r., "n'r.'
,srRGEoN DENTIST.
! ..-... 80 RrspE( TFuLLY qtNrs his profess
.H sscsss lonal services To The ladi1s aud gentle
syYssScy!lSa. men Of IA omsbugand vicinity, lie is
S-i!tls-V prepared 20 attend t. an the vafi1ns
op ra,ons n,hrnn otiuspsnl,ss,o ,on ani,. rt"yilad
wiiht'c Eics, improved poRCEi.3fE I : t!H Wli'
" u b. IN cri.d goli laina.silvg Nnu tubhrr bf
~ ioc>w' u IS the natat al teeth
NJ, lrrL plate aud BIZ .k teeth g,s -ctured ar hil
%, IN ti,s M teeth hilly audrs " attcadedtO
Nrsidence and otftc n few dOors we The Court
II N, same sit0. ,rf f .u iai I frg rH' it '
BihoNslu,rg, June q 1869 rv fs 1I,g .
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a. c. HOVER,


II. c. HOVER
= r...4 ....t mo-.
hns opened first class ..I.. ..... .... .r..
BOOT, SHOE. iiAT AND CAP STORE.
n, III. old stnnd on Main street llocui. burs. His
stock H. c. po,rd Of the very lncs, ana best styles
ever offered To the titizrns of Co'un,bir County
lie can accommodate the public with tie following
kinds aud NJ cheap prices:
Mems raii hon,s, fnr, men's Kip, double sose,
Rays thid's boots, Mems glove Kid Congress, &c.
Mems glove Kid Baimorai shoes. Mems. w"neh's
boys', and misses glove Kid lasting saiir,s, Woens
piuvr Kids, very iinc, WOnlens iuc goat morocco
ha imorlls Womrn's mems niororco and calf shoes,
con,,.on siiaes, Miss, = and chd's shoes. Mems,
womcn'., misse,', boys, nnd chiid's slippers. lie
also Keeps great variety of r..
HATS, CAP. AND STRAW GOODS
Of sv",y knd. at the lowest prices. both for cash
and o0un'ry proLicr.
Rrmcn,bcr the attraction is in our goods. Dan't
W. alarmed ut the cry Of high prices. but Gull nd.
see for yourselves. Respectfully,
Sept 1. 1867. -,,f
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-02

Foul IN THE Foor. First remove the
exciting cause which is moisture and filth.
Place the cattle in dry yard and pasture.
Wash with soap between the hoof:, and
keep this part clean. Different remedies
are afterwards used with good effect. One
is to apply poultice OF slippery elm mixed
with a third part powdered charcoal. An.
other is to apply tar, heating it by drawing
q sma!fwarHi or rather hot iron between the
hoofs, a third is to apply curriers' oil. We
cannot say which is the best. but cleanli
ness is indispensable. DR.. Dadd, who is
excellent authority, says this disease in cat.
tie is neither contagious nor epidemic, and
that great deal Of learned nonsense has
been written about it. a-
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NOTICE TO ST0CKIOI DERS.

Notice Is hc.oby given TINT the frat install llncnt Of
sub p,iors Id TIM Normal sthHOi Nuilding, was
due ont Art NJ June. aud Is required 10 bn prompt,
~ patti 10 The rr"isiiPer t'.'P .'N r' Nllt tNl
Also unpaid .uhl l,ip,, ,ons 10 tho Doolntbufg Lit.
evnry institute wk9ep hust he rati as tha nd Stock
must be- set tied. ELI MENDENllALL,
blppU sbuV1 Aua n t00S-3N T'TyNAtuVg.
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THE undersigned will take, in exchange for toa'
! and Groreries, the following named articles =
Wheat. Rye Corn, Oats. Potatoes Lard Yam, Shop'
der. aud side meat, Nutcr, Eggs, Hay. &C., at The
highest cash prices NJ his Grocery Store, adjo,ning
the ir coal yard. J. W, lENDERSNUT.
EIooins burg, April 81, lsBG, ,-Jy. ... H.'
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NEW GOAL Y ARD

The undo signed respectfully informs the ciiizens
or Rioomsbu and Columbia county, that they Keep
all the different numbers "I stove coal ani selected
lump Goa, for sihing purposes, on their wharf, al
Joining NcKcivv, Neal & Co.'S Furnace; with good
pair Iuiao scales on the wharft0 weigh coai,huy ami
straw. Likewise a horsc and wagon, 10 deliver Goa
10 those who desire it, As we purchase a Iargs
amount Of coal, intend 10 Keep superior article
aud sell ut the very lowest prices. Please call ami
examine for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere
J. w. UENUERSuor.
AI.GIISrCs MASON
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TO LADIES.
Dc. IIaryey's
GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS.

rive DOLLARS \ FOX, ftll.
are intended for special cases requiring ~ ore powcf-
f,,i mc,rine. They are four degrees stronger than
the ordinary kiuI and are perfectly harhlcss .anj
reliable. 900 81 .-
" you cannot &c, them 0f your druggist will send
them by return Ruil, post paid aud secure from ub
selvaii"n "n receipt Of III. money
lwilla'so schd an illustrated und Confidential
Circular 10 LADIES' On Application. ... t.,.
Address J. BRYAN, N. D., SIs BaOA SWAY, Nrw Y0ER
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-VALU ABLE RENL ESTATE. ''So
AT PRIVATE SAFE. 'i. '' NJ
The undersigned Offers hi, farm consisting of my.
i,ir acres Tor siuc. 1t is pleasantly sitpatedytn
Madison ,1M,iship Columbia county, near CyeT'e
III Tho lundhs nearly a't cienrcd and IN gooa ]
stnt. Of cultivation The hoilnns, are a gu" siseu
Two story house aud good new f.me hsW Fst,esh J:
acres Of and timber land. Thctr aia several spsneF
o " ntcr .r the 'piacr nnd Il welt Of watef at mo
door ot The uwIi'inl .. I 10 =. D. III ,agi.,I 10
A nice ouns orchard has been laiclJ p'anteatu tuY
viii bear fruit N u short time. : ~ 'lliI uli"
and IL d sired s,rek uni hll sold tefus easy Nps'N
NV 10 T. a. Darkicy, Bioun,,butg In. !. ol,,
w. " 4 WILLIAM Y. kESTEN. =
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AIN fAUtk rA3;iS0N . i--S-
AND : .II ,s'
q ROCE RY ST OR E..-il

;on npd Groesry store in The Sht'e tu,it'ng es'i
~, W;" " ~,sr,' nuop,surs Ia. lie Keeps on hsndi
iuli .uppp!y Gf ,,,,,
FLOUR, FEED, FISH; DRIED GEEI,
h EucOn. slsoulGcrs, Hams, -.
-. -, a - 20 stt -t-f - 'iHs
BEANS, PEAS, ...,l...L...,o
GREEN VEGETABLES y =
Il, thai; sco.on r,es, s;had and .ihrr Fish III quan
litir. customers, h'ese "foSe 'es' "" wv "
rythinr IN th, line liza -. l., ,,... ,.,.v,S ,S>,,r
Ps-ra,.hia sell ha" nh'' meat ~ srns ~. % 49,
do,nt 10 sui customer. ~ c'ou- "'sv.au w.SE
,',n r;,,. ms ron .,nnbia ran be f,Wiud IN Wtho D"
n,kyt .,' j D. MAEchHANK AGENT,
I.,.,,,,,, h,,, Anvil tStS.
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'LUMDER! LUMBER |!

J'hE RLUOMScURG LUM%ERlNG COMPANY.
] would respectfully inform the public that they
have their
80 A,l'A. - nAlYl a.
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B Y TEL Ell @ r A z I'll
For the Southwestern.
MARKETS.

New YoRS, Nov. 2l.-The week closes quietly, at
ter the greatest excitement known Wall street.
A number Of bankers signed paper not to deal III
Erie Or lend on it as collateral The bank statement
the most remarkable one issued from the clear
ing house, and the increase of legal tenders
indicates further unlocking Of greenbacks 1t is stated
the Government will sell three millions gold to Increase
its currency reserve. Gold Exchange Board have in
creased the price of admission to ten thousand dollars.
: NEW York Nov. %, noon.-Money easy at SOC
Pct. Sterling g. Gold ls4 Cotton frlner
New ORLEANS, Nov. 28.- Cotton middling ad-
yanced, 234@254e; sales $780, receipts since Satur-
day TITO and exports 1928 bales. Gold 1861. ster-
ling-C Commercial 44f945a; Bank 4649463; New
York sight Pct discount Sagar-lower grades de-
pressed; fully fair q, prime l2a and clarified Isle:
Moasses higher common 55@60, prime $500 and
choice TIC. Flour dull and lower; superfne S. 25,
double extra So 624 and treble extra ST. Pork dull and
unsettled new Western S26 and old held at S2e. Ba-
con dull and unsettled shoulders Isl, clear rib 1910
II aud clear sides ls1@1sac. Lard dull; tierce l64
and key Sl7ac. Corn-better supply and easier; new
9oc. Oats firm at Csc. Bran and hay scarce and
higher; bran 81 20 and Western hay s23(@25. Whisky
depressed; Western rectifed ST o21@l O5. Coffee
dull; fair Rio l44 and prime l65@16ac.
NEW YORK, Nov. 49, evening.-Cotton frmer and
in fair demand; sales 5000 bales at 24a@25c. Money
becoming still easier; offerings very LIBERAL call 4@6
Pet; prime discounts 7@9Rct. Gold closed at lS45 :.
Sterling firm at 81.
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FROM IEW GRLEENs.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-The Tribune, organ Of
the colored Republicans of Louisiana, owned edited
and published byscolored men, re-appeared yesterday
after suspension for six months. In the sautatory it
says While it will ask for colorcd every right
belonging to American, it will attempt to
abridge that of any other class of citizens. Advo-
eating enforcement, and obedience to all constitu-
tona law it will raise the voice of justice and appeal
to reason" The Tribune receives favorable comments
from the evening press.
Five Chicago and ST. Louis thieves, part Of gang
lately depredating on the New Orleans and Jackson
railroad, were arrested here Saturday night.
The Times of this evening copies from Ia Brownsv II
Ranchero extra dated the l2h letters from Mon ere
received the previous night which states Escebe 70
having gone from Tampipeo to Victoria for the II
pose Of commencing the Tamaulpas campaign Jointly
with troops from Matanoros surprised by the en-
tire force of Vargas, at Hacienda de Aantos and de-
feated barely escaping with few Of his staff to Mon
terey. Escobedos forces fought badly and before the
fight hurrahed for Vargas and Canales, and
finally declared in favor of the rebels Escobedo at
tempted to collect force at Monterey, but failed, sol
diers refusing march without first being paid and
afterwards openly refused to fight against their Tamau
lpas neighbors. Escobcdo seeing this complicated
OF affairs, in bis resi- gnaon, declaring him
self incapable of putting down the Tamaulipas revolu-
ton. Forces at Victoria under Lopez and Houtesmos,
demorallsed, disbanded themselves, large portion
Joining Vargas command. 1t is believed by this time
Tampico has pronounced, well other towns in the
State, and soon the entire State will be in the hands
OF Vargas.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New YoRK, Nov. 2l.-Bank statement-Loans in
creased 81, 81 600 specie S1,l7sooo, deposits S.,
959,G00 and legal tenders s12, 1873 00o decrease ii
circulation S54, 900. Treasury balance S46.500,
600.
Panama advices to the 18th state the force under
Corfoso is daily expected in Chiriqu
A Herald special, dated Port-au-PriEce, November
ill., reports President Salnave returned to that por
from Cape Iayten with the men-of-war Petim anC
Salnave He put in at Gonalves on the way. Bott
places without provisions and the people suffering
General Message Sase is concentrating forces
around GoGalVes, and will attack the Sanavsts
there.
New YORK, Nov. 22.-Co Gibbons, 6libuster lead
er, desired to makea contract few days since, fol-
81 100000 worth Of material with firm in this
city but the surties not being considered reliable tue
operation failed
Chief Engineer Pollock, OF the Galveston steamer
Gulf City crushed to death in her machinery yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-Mrs. Mary E. Hill, resid
ing in and owning the arstocratc residence corner OF
Te'th and Pine streets, had her brains beaten out with
poker and her body thrown from second story win.
dow into the yard Her sonin-law has been arrested
Deceased was quite wealthy.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 22-Dr. J. P. Newman, of New
Orleans preached here this morning and tonight, in
the Foundry Methodist church, to very large audi
ence, including Grant.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Stated that Rollins recon-
mends the suspension of Norcross, Collector of the
Third Louisiana District.
Cuban ilibusterism has not become sufficiently tan
gbe to warrant proclamation, but it is understood
Federal Martis and Attorney Generals have been Or
dered to be watchful. Weather delightful
A party of Englishmen and two Americans have
been arrested in Syria, charged with smuggling arms
into the interior for the purpose of osertlrowng the
government. Prisoners claim they were surveying
for railroads and the to defend employees.
American consul active III behalf Of Americans, but
English consul appears Indifferent regarding the fate
of his countrynien
Fullerton will have hearing by the President We'd
nesday, when he will submit additional evidence.
All Government Offices will be closed Thursday.
Senator Cameron and Representative Randall urge
the suspension Of Collector Cooke, Of Philadelphia.
McCullochs estimates for the coming fiscal year will
show decrease of s4o,oo0,ooo to s5o,ooo,0o0
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FROM HAVANA,

HAVANA, Nov. .2l.-MaAy rumors regarding position
and the numbers the revolutionists possessed in
Puerto Principe. Reports doubted by Presidency. A
battalion of volunteers principally veterans organis
ing for active service. Revoutonists hold Bayamo
and others towns. Considerable excitement here and
in the surrounding country, but the revolution is
thought to be decreasing, aud it is believed, will die
out on the arrival of the troops from Spain.
HAVANA, Nov. 22.--Lersund to day reviewed six
thousand volunteers and armed fireman, who with the
regular troops compose an army OF Twelve thousand
disciplined men at the disposal Of the government in
emergency. Manifesto of the Provisional govern
Madrid received and forwarded to all the towns
1t is believed its liberal will end the rebellion
Heavy storm from the north prevails in the gulf
Reported Care, revoutionst, is receiving daily re-
Inducements, but Government information is different
Revolutionary districts suffering for provisions Re.
ported rising of VueIta Abajo is hoax. Revolution
lists badly armed and lack ammunition. Government
dispatch states Valmzeda holds Purto Principe Vum-
zeda rdicues the idea of being attacked but on con
tTary, says he has commenced operators against the
rebels.
HAVANA, Nov 23.--Venezuea quiet Small bands
roaming in the mountains but citizens every where de-
sire peace. Congress meets the first of January when
the President will be inaugurated.
Porto Rico crops fourishing. Political agita ton
subsidized Whole population tranquil.