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The New York herald., 1868-06-13

ss- sAl1e AT AUCTION.
4 uC1Ios so1Ios.-T. ?: BLEEcIss 5OsootEv:
II: E:;: ::s IL. 's;s: !; s:!S
A UcrIox NorIcE.-yURNIryRE AT A BARGAIN GAAIs
fs: :s:s :ssss g
turs styles Mattresses. Mirrors 4o, cheap All goods
y. rs.
~ O'clock hs Furniture Of family going 70 leave the city
e ssi. is' SS:'s's ' 20 ssiasS
Ho!IoE1 sAsE os,S oPP9RrUSrY FOR
Magnificent HoassScld Furniture, velvet,
on q S % paS: S.y
June morning O'Clock preci.s q ths elegant r..-
.:s % @
81 %sss q and
Cutlery and Silver Ware &C. Sale positive ons. rain or
iSKs cHsseiSi FITZGERALD
A UcrloN SALE ADJoURNEp.-rHE SALE or THE
United s: sas aSs
Wagon, Harness and Personal Effects Of The Resl
S:: ~ 4 :sSss
A UCTION NOTrCE.-MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
n Furniture private SALE less than auction prices All
The Furniture contained In the private residence West Six
er sah so:eSss French S.oosss cSe. ds:crpton
$so for sS sS o seven octave rosewood
Mirrors Clocks statuary Velvet Carpets Chandeliers Lace
Curtains walnut Bureaus Wardrobcs
Buffet elegant Sets China GLASS, Silver Ware Table Lnen
at half original cost. Inquire from A. M 70 " T.
The above elegant Residence for sale.
DY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
ID The sale of the Lease Of the Propev 23 Union square,
Hernsen's. the Peabody House, s adjourned
70 the 18th of June, and will be sold at salesroom,
Liberty street, at ~ O'Clock N. on that day.
Also the balance Furniture Chattels &c remaining
auction sales Of 3d. 9TH and 9TH ns, viii be sold
at p. M. of same day.
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER, Auc,ioneers.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

FURNISHED COUNTRY PLACE TO LET-NEAR
II kaonah, on Harlem Railroad two hours from town
house Of stone, completely furnished, with modern
ences position high neighborhood sIngary healthy with
filed vrious fuits adoins the Jay homestead Scie
feln farm. Apply TO the owner, HENRY c. CHAPMAN, Mt
Ward, Campbell Co.'s. 56 Wall street, or TO f. H. LUDLOW
A CO..
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE, ALI.
n modern improvements situated near Forty second street.
east of Fifth handsomely furnished win be lei n
low rent to responsible tenant. Address A. b. M
Heral oNlcp
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

I,oR sALE-ON STATEN ISLAND, BEAUTIFUL COuN.
try Residence with acres ground situated y mile
from Factoryve landing surr0unied by everything beau
fl pleasing to the price, including: Horses, Car
riages, &C. $1,000. II. C. DEXTER No. Broad street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

BOGART, AUCTI0NEBR rr4tr n
81. THIS DAY,
Al l0r o'clock, at the auction No. North William
street. Household Furniture consisting Of Cottage SUITS
hogany Bureaus wssnands LOUNGES wardrobe mahofnny
ding. Extension Dining Table, Kitchen Furniture Also
Mashas black walnut Yurnure 30
Caret Wine, barrel Sherry Wine; 80,
Also a. II O'Clock wou Brussels iceran and ThTespy
Carpets.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

I1OR SkLE-ON STATEN ISLAND TWO HANDSOME
Cottages Of ak fine garden spots good river
and only minutes from depot Cue winter
Apply q owner as North Moore street
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

L,oR CHARLESTON, S. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS AND
the South Southwest Regular line.The Al fass
aud reliable steamship sARAGOSSA, M. b. Crowe, Com
nander, viii sail Wednesday, June II, at r from Pier
of Wall street. Through bills OF Iadins 70
all points South and Southwest Agents 10 Charlessea
(Ravenel Co. forward all goods free Of commission.
ARTHUR LEARY, 20 William street
The steamship MONTEREY will sail on the following
"Wednesday.
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JxTILLIAM ABBOTT, AUcrIONEER.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

T ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE
IL Steamers fornighy 10 London Direct from pier No.
North river--
WIN, PENN ..... June 10 BELLONA....... July II
ATALANTA.. Juno n CELIA. July IS
For passage cheapest currency rates apply to ROBERT
For freight apply TO HOwLAND AsPINwALL, 81 South
street. .l... -
CPECIAL NOYICE.-THE STEAMER WIN. PENN WILL
- leave pier No. North river for London direct
SATURDAY, June 49, at ~ O'Clock noon.
ROWLAND 4 ASPENWALL Agents.
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~ RIST MILL FOR SALE.-ONLv MILL IN POPU.
VI aon OF 1000 Very large business. Rest opportunity
in the State Building with engnc S2 500. Address
G. X. Lands vineland, N. J.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A SMALL, NEW, FURNISHED HOUSE. NO. Iso EAST
n Sixtynth street. Second avenue, for
onabe; location the pleasant IN the CITY, Apply Vt the
house, or to L. MEYER sCHALLER co. 3li Canal street
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

TO LET-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, A FINE
Place at Orange, convenient TO depos. house large and
modern, containing lS good house and
bie about four OF ground, wei socked with good
variety OF fruit. Apply Immediately 10 A. Il. CUSiMAN, lb2
Ninth avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

A FRUIT FARM OF TWENTY ACRES FOR SALE
"A Price $4755 good house. rooms coach house, 40x6
feet cultivated Fruit consists OF choice varieties Of
pears peaches apples raspberres, backberre srawber
years old.
Vineand 81 miles south OF Philadelphia by railroad
of the beautiful places n the Unon with the best OF
educational and social advantages 10 perfectly healthy
Of the few places entirely exempt from ague The
roads and avenues Tor many miles are planted With shsds
Of the description excellent for grass and fruit Many
OF the orchards pay profit OF $3.50 per New York
No liquor e sold IN the psce and on account Of its morality
ness, many families from New York vicinity have al
ready located here The place. besides being beautiful, ].
Ten thousand in population within i've years. ~.
For sales catalogues address c. X Lands vneland Post
Office, N j. ta
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

YACHT CLUB TO LET AT CLIFTON, STATEN
Island, TOR the season. an elegant and desirable resi-
dence, partly unshed fine house, fine gardens and lawns
Is or acres stable and IN the immediate vicinity Of the
New York Yacht Club grounds. Apply to L. II. LUDLOW
4 CO., No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

A UCTION SALE ADJOURNED.-THE SALE or TIL
"A United States Clock and Brass Company, Austin, nl
.ooauding Factory Buildings, Machinery Stock Horse
dence Properly adjourned till IL o'clock H. June 30 1865
To place salesrooms l6 and l20 State street.
/ GILBERT SAMPSON, Aucti0neers.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

ESOTTAGE FOR ShLE-ATh A GREAT BARGAIN; NINE
~ lot 50xlsO; fruit and shade trees, stable, &c
and water within II mnucs walk of the deo. at Tarry
town. Price, 4t.GUJ; 81 800 on mort rye.
5. EMBEHsON, a2l Eighth
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

ENOR SALE.-GREAT BARGAIN, $1,000 CASH. Two
\ two story Cottages and iots, ak minutes walk from
Vanderbilt landing, Staten Island viii let for g per cent
be sold within three days. Apply Dc Broad street,
rom Nm &
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---~---~~-------~---
DACIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPAFys THRoC0a
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA. -lH
Rates Of passaee greatly reduced and a. low ~ BY
Steamers OF the above line leave pier No. ~ river
foot OF Canal street. at u o'clock noon,
-FOUR TINES A MONTH,
On Let 9Th t6th and 24th
except when those days fall Sunday then the day
vious.
and attendance free.
june is-OCEAN QUEEN. Captain r. T. King connecting
with the CONSTITUTION, Captain @. Comstock.
Steamer leaving July connects closely with steamer
JAPAN leaving San Francisco August 1862 for China and
japan. -.
ticket oflce on the wharf Canal street
n. n BABY. Agent.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

CRIST MIL IN CHERRY VALLEY, ~ MILES FROM
VI Stroudsburg for sale cheap.ihrce of stone, speo
did water power everything good order does large bust
also large 81 story Dwelling, rooms barn and acres
of land; delightful and very healthy location price $500
600 cash, balance $500 yearly Address Walker,
Stroudsburg, Pa.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

L'0R SALE OR E&CHANGB-AN ELEGANT RESI-
dence at Huntington, Long Island with acres, beauti
fully laid great variety Of and vegetables and
suitable oubudngs, all in perfect order five minutes walk
from railroad depot For further particulars apply TO L. H..
SIMPSON n CO., 4e Broadway, room Is.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

L,OR sALE--TEN TO TWENTY ACRES OF GOOD
Apply to JOHN WiIisTOrrSso 327 Delaney street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

A NEAT THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, FULLl
n furnished ncudng linen) Twenty sixth street, Il
rent for the summer: SlJ1 per month.
ALBERT BELLAMY, No Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

n only II miles from Stroudsburg, for sale Is in fin
state of cutvaton 200 choice fruit trees apples cherries
pears gOoseberries Strawberries large dwell
Ing house, two barns wood house. wash house. house
balance $500 yearly Immediate Address Walker
Stroudsburg, Pa. ..rIun pf7Itw Cw tNrHTEH
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

A FURNISHED HOUSE, CONTAINING FOURTEEN
"A rooms, In complete order splendid ocaon the rent
viii he taken in board American family only. Inquire
I47 West Eleventh. street.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JUNE L. 1853


"a. SAILS AT AUCTION. a
UCTION NOuoR-r. B. BLEECKEe 1UaO0LEv.
"A auotoneeeu and estate agents. = Pine street. New
York Real Estata Stocka Bonds, &C., = auction and pr
sale Especial attention paid to saass OF Furniture -
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

rI'O LET OR FOR SALE-A COTTAGE AT LONG
L Branch, n. j., containing nine rooms depot
rent $500 Inquire of N. W. TROuTMAN, Branch shore Post
Office, ". j..
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COTTAGE AND STABLE TO LET, AT NEWPORT, r
- la nicely furnished Cottage, containing parOr, dnin
room, three family and two servants rooms situated In th
immediate vicinity of the Redwood Library is to let,
with stable for three horses two carriages and accommo
daons for servant Price June ID to November Is
$500 for the year $500. Address, with name, r. box SAG
Now - y
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

L,oR SALF;-ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AT GOSHEN,
n N. ". Eric Halfway; terfas immediate posses.
will exchange Address Real Estate, Goshen N. Y.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

LNOR ShLE-A HOUSE AND -FOUR LOTS ALL
II fenced In with picket fence at Coit~yile, N. j.,
mile Fort Lee ferry, by RICHARD KEEFE Coitsvle,
N. j. VIII be sold reasonable.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

rgNO LET-NEAR THE CITY, WHOLE HOUSE, AT
r12 per month. Inquire at 50 Greenwich street. New
Iork
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

ID No. Cortandt street, four doors OF Broadway
Art Gallery s45 Broadway on Paintings Chromos, Ensray-
ings, &c. H. u. MINER BARKER will se at auction,
Friday and Saturday June ~ and 3 at II o'clock each day.
mt their salesroom No Corandt street, line coec
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

CHEAP RENT.--COTTAGE. TWO FLOORS SIX
y rooms, partially furnished, $3.50 to May I, 1869,
minutes from Harlem depot, MOrrisa water in house
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-31
EUR OPP e

ssT GREAT BRITAIN, SB.B4kAs
z LONDON Jan 29,--George Francis Train is
delivering lectures in Cork on American and
Irish subjects. He is very popular with the
Irish people, and his houses are jamnied.
= The evidence OF Shaw, who turned informer
and identified Barrett as the Clerkenwell criiil-
inal is generally discredited.
Alex NJ. Sullivan, the editor of the Dublin
Nation, who was arrested Tor printing sedltious
articles IN his paper, and for participating In
the funeral ceremonies in honor OF the Man
chester martyrs, was brought mp at Dublin
yesterday for preliminary examination The
evidence elected was OF such a nature as to
Justify the court in holding the prisoner for
trial.
Egenfag.-Mr. Miner Gibson, n leadin,
member OF Parliament in q speech at Ashton,
declared that peace must be preserved between
England and America. Other cabinets would
succeed those now in power on either side Of
the Atantie-other cabinets would not De
pledged to the policy or bound by tue words of
either Lord Stanley or Secretary Seward.
Thomas Daley, who is said 10 be an Amer
treason. 1t is alleged that he was concerned
in the pot for an attack on the Woolwich Ar.
senal, which was discovered and frustrated by
the police.
The appeal of the counsel for the defence for
the removal of the trials of the Fenians Burke
and Casey to London has been successful. The
court has decided to grant the motion for re-
moyal and the trials will comInenceat an ear
/ by day in this city -tepa "a
Aaanaght-Additona particulars OF the as
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EIISsKsSaPPF,
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ooSy ZEN:

A~NNNA-4DA<NO7v
JACKSON, Jau. 2e.-In the Reconstruction
Convention to-day a preamble and RESOLUTIONS
We're offered and referred, as folows:-Iat as
but few loyal papers were published in the
State, and as few loyal citizens encouraged.
Journals that will advocate true Republican
principles and unqualified loyalty to the Con-
stitutlon and laws, it shall be the duty OF the
first Legislature convened under tie ConSts-
tuition framed by this Convention to provide
for the election OF an official printer in each
Congressional district ard municipality, and
such officer shall have all of the official print
ing; including all advertise nents inserted ip.
said Journals, at-rates Of COMPENSATION to be
fixed w Law. The Coamittee on Distribution
reported an appeal TO Congress to appropriate
as much of the tax levied-on cotton ia 1864 in
this State as will enable the Freedmen's Bur.
eau to supply the actual wants Of the citizens
Of Mississippi without regard toeoior.. AFhe
best information they have shows that actual
want will exist before aaothers q rop q can lse
gathered. II was ordered to be printed A
resolution was adopted to appoint committee
oil. nine ON the draft OF the Constitution. The
vote of yesterday, accepting Mr.. Orrs resigna-
ton as chairman of the Committee on Print
ing, was RECONSTRUCTED, and it was decided not
to acceptit by heavy vote, 5la,. .ia!4-l
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rLossDA.


]''0O DI7f1 N 11fD OO-N FIENI1U-V. ~
4. New YORK, Jan. SO. A Tallahassee (Flori-
da) special of the 29th says: -''The Conyen-
ton. is likely to break up in a row between the
Billings party and the opposition. The latter
appear to be working under the direction of a
United States mail agent to prevent recon
struction. A bad result is imminent"
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 30-In the Convention
to-day the report from, the Committee on
Sergeantrat-Arms was ordered to report the
expenses incurred ~Ehe resell ution asking the
Superintendent of Education to resign was
amended by referring it to the committee and
asking the Superintendent to explain the case
TO the Convention. The Committee on ,Elec-
tons and Privileges submitted majority re.
port against the admission Of Mr.. Batter froifi,
. the first district. A motion 10 reconsider the
report was made, and the whole day was con.
sumed in an exciting debate on the eligibility
of members aud personal matters.-Adio urned
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ALA RAIHA.

4.-..----l a DAY OF FASTING AND PRAYER.
SELMA, Jan. 30.-Tn accordance with the
reeomme ndation Of the late State Conferences
to-day was observedin this city by fasting and
prayer. The principal houses Of the city We're
closed,
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UNPOPULAR NoMrsArIoSs.

ssrbe ,,oniination5o f Cox rs Austrian Minis.
ter aud Bishop as Patent Commissioner will
be rrieet, d.
FF.sENDHS. OPPOSED 70 TaG sANDWlta rs
....---rr TREATY.
Senator Fess=nden VIII vigorously oppose
the ratification of the Sandwich Island treaty
on the ground that it gives a premium to an
paid heather labor at the expense OF our Gus
toms revenues and removing all motives ior
future annexation.
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a y AsShfeft'' Jan =. J20's quot
Ell al iOs "a u. -.5 .-4s .--!,-,54.-r
LONDON, JAN 20--A. N.--e,onsojs closed at 9ss 10
80 for Dl0ney andaccouns, = IS =
AdEncAS SEqQRIi lGs--Unted States 5-90's u ;
Hlfnofs Central sh:lres SCI; Erie Railroad shares
isl. - ~
ny ERhooL. Jan. ga. M.-COttcn active; sales
s,Cs9 n1ies Prices unchanged. Breadstufs general
LONDON, Jan. 30-Aterno0n .-Consols 49, a ga
for none and account. a. - - =
AMERICAN sEoURIrIEs-steady; Esic share 49,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 33--Afternoon Lard firmer at
SIS Gil. Bacon dull at 29s 81. Tallow 42s 3D.
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IxrEnNAr1oxAL coryRloIa1

is to be held thls evening at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Tor he purpose of discussing SO me plan
OF International copyright.
MEETING OF THE BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION.
A special meeting of the Board Of Manag
ers of the,Anlercan Baptist Missionary Union
was held at the Tabernacle, on 2d ave ue, We y
terday, j. III: Duncan, Ii. D., OF Hayerhill,
Mass presiding. The rapid expansion Of the
Asiatic missions, the European mission 1el;i
and the present condition OF the Unions treas,
ury were discussed. IN the evening Rev. DR..
Bridgman preached a sermon on the subject OF
mi ssions ''f -.ss t
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yN7 L are Offering the best Inducements now ioI-
Wv one smart map nj each town in the United
States TO canvass tor It's with u and useful in
iyeDton which is needed in almost every house and
business place throughout the country. Demand
large and steadily increasing. Warranted 30 cents
profit on every 81 received. res-4-~-- --1iA
y 4Nfite yoarname 3,iil address palm, giving nane
OF Town wanted. slso nome OF County and STATE.
. Address With threered Stamps.
.fs~rfrr UNION NOV CO..
i&n43tw West Buxton, Le.a *
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Z o. 1891 ~ y @EUsSE4A' a~gSHHH "
Ex-Gov. JENKINS AND THE GEORGIA FINANCES.
AUGUSTA, JAM 30.-Gov. jenkins has serv-
ed notices on Gen. Ruger and Capts Rocweff
and Wheaton that he will file a bill In the U
S. Supreme Court on the 18th Of February next,
enioining the use of lnoley belonging 70 the
State OF Georgia.
a4.4] THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION
ATLANTA, Jan. S0-In the Convention 10 .day
a resolution was introduced asking Congress TO
loan destitute planters South $4,000 900, to be
secured by mortgage. Seven sections Of the
bill of rights were adopted Adjourned.
ACCIDENT TO STEAMER ARAGo.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 3O.-The steamer Arayo.
with $50 passengers from Aspinwall for New
York, has put in here with one engine dis
abted. An are we'll She will proceed 10 New
York soon. 800 e.t...s-..t -.
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WANTED.
Tive " OuaMg NHeaa
who Wants Business ?

IAS dud board in private family, within one
" minutes walk OF the Post Otice., For further
particulars enquire at the Counting Room OF the
+DAfEY PRESS. i2 Ian2sd9ta sl41
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NEW YORK.
THE STORM.

New YORK; Jan. 30.-The storm has ceased
The sky is clear and the wind west. About
six inches of snow fell last night, ~ - 3.
.-.sf-. HEAVY ROBBERY.
The millinery factory of Fowler e Lyons
was robbed on Sunday night of $40, 600 in bonds
and currency. About 1000 belonged to the
fsxaS
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music spss.smEp nx oi,ASDLEp

Tickets for Gentlemen S1.25; tickets for Latics,
$780,, giving each chance for of the presents.
10 be obtained at Paine's Musie Store, Whittier's
Drug Store. Fickeits Drng Store, and OF the Ssnag
vt The DOOR. si'4-fJ ilesi
Doors open at !. O'Clock; Dancing to commence Mt
s o'clock. -.EEf jAD21dTt d.
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Wanted.

1 RIO Purchase tire Stock and Stand OF retail
/. Il Grocery Store, in good location. Address A.
b. Portland 2 o. Giving real name n,i alton.
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BOoIk-Keeaser Wanted
Wanted.

DYw. w wIIIPPLE & Co, Wholesale Drug
Z ID sists, q Market square. i.--,- -
s---4snuaiv 29-dtt e.
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AUCTION SALES.
Il. " PArIEN * CO., Aue,o..,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREE

WILL L he sold On SATURDAY. Felr,,.r- La,
w IL o'clock A. NJ, Once and Dining Ro
Cbsirs Dess, stove, Beds, Bedding, Clolbing' /
Goods, Sleigh Robes. Harnesses, Crockery, sc.
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Plated Ware, twenty ew Watches, Carpets, &,
January 81. dtI
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Maine Legislature,

Especial Dispatch by Inteina ional Line.l
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n NaEg MIsCELLANEOus.

.sIsss.aaA.FlagRagg
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! -CoPESaAGEs, dan. s.29--Eye ning--In the
-Landsthing, or upper House of the Rigsdag
to-day, the treaty concluded with the United
St'ftes for the sale of the Danish Islands in the
West Indies was ratified by unanimous vote.
This completes the action OF Denmark in re.
gard 10 the treaty. iaa, iaaS sfs..f|re--.
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8 ZU4AUgO HI LeG,A
THE Mechanics Library Room, ty'day or eyeiiing
51ls onYery reasonable ternIs, will seat from TO
400. Apply to CHARLES p. Kinbar or to the
, Dec. s.: diff iy4i55 Z 80 Superintendent. =
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eG-A EEI-f-l
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Hair w orl<.

BANDS, Curb. and Ornamental Hair Work, done
IL TO oruer al No. Congress Place.
Jan 20. DIM u s..-414-4. ia
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-09-10

JosEPH M'DoSALp, Esq, offers him
self in our paper to-day as an Independent
candidate for District Attorney, and we
feeFsme that his true friends everywhere
will regret the step which he himself
cannot have decided upon without deep
shame and painful remorse. Having ia
ken the step, however, he must abide by
the defeat and political dishonoc which
awaits him, for when too late to remedy
the mistake he will discover that the
party which has honored and sustained
him in days gone by, will now turn from
Linn in honest Indignation at his Political
recreancy and unlaithfulness at time
when duty more than ever demands that
all Democrats should be faithful and firm
ia support OF right principles and correct
measures
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-09-10

A. Barker, the then member from this
district. happened to be absent from his
scat. The charge of the Sergeant~at-
Arms for this evenings work was the
snug some of five dollars for each member,
or $577, 20 in all, including 222 miles of
mileage, when the whole distance travelled
could not have been FIVE miles, it being all
done in Washington city, and mostly in
the Capital.
We have neither time nor space to 60
into a detail OF these wholesale stealings
of the peoples money. A record Of them
would fill large volume. Instance fhe
item of 2,7S6 penknives, costing $500,
which would give each member of Con-
gress 3 pcnknives at over 50 apiece -
Now we do not charge, nor do we suppose,
that our member of Congress got these fif-
teen penkuives-but if he didn't somebody
did.
The same authority established the fact
that the House expenses for the year 1865
increased over that of 1864, S128,254
1866 increased over 1864, sos, sos;
1867 increased over 1864, SI48, ,45l, and
1868 increased over 1854, S37l,925
No wonder that twelve hundred thous
and dollars year wrung, from the lard
hand of labor, does not suffice to pay the
interest on our national debt, bat that
under Radical rule it goes on increasing
and multiplying Let the people apply
the corrective at the polls.