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WASHINGTON.
The Closing Business of
Congress.
A Frightful Tragedy on the
High Seas.
Ese.s Etc., Etc.s Etc. ETC., nts.
FoRTIETH CONGRESS- SECOND SESSION.


Continued from ots. THIRD Edition.
WABHINeToN, July l5-Mr. FrelinRhuvsan ra-
MINDED the Senate that bill IS pending Ia ertand
the time within wbeh insOlvents take the hana.
ht OF the bankrupt oil which persons have taken
advantage OF In the North but not SOUTH from
want OF g. necessary means at the south TO hear
for the relief OF the south, and he hoped the time
would be found to consider II.
Mr.. Howards motion was rejected and the special
orders we're taken up.
The question the section as amended pro :
YidiDg that the Presiden', In the OF q person
WrongIolly impri.oned under authority Of foreign
GovernmeGt ana In case of q refusal for his release
TO use auy meRps not amounting TO acts OF war Ia
eject bis release, the facts be mu cated to
nays, IL, as folows:- 'N'
Yess-M esArs Cameron, Cole, CONFESS, Corbett.
Usg'n, Drake, Harlan, Henderson. Hendricks,
spiaeue: Stswsrt, Tnaysr, Van winkie, welsh,
Whyte, Williams Wilson, and Yates
Nays -Messrs. Anthony, ConklinR, Ferry, Fessen-
den, Frelinghuysen, How ard, Patterson IN, HI,
pomeroy, Sawyer Sumner, Trumoull, Wade. and
MIR Ferry moved to strike out the first section de.
clsrins any denial of the rights OF xpatriaton by
euy officer OF the Governments ipoons sstent with the
fundamental principles OF the Government.
mt Conness hoped it would not be done. It was a
prohibition OF any expression OF opinion on
Mr.. Ferrys amendment was rejected by vote OF
0 to 20.
Mr.. Howard spoke against passing the bill iu its
present shape, as tenoing te aid Feniap organixa.
tion through the one-mAn power,
Mr.. Ferry also opposed it.
The Dill then passed-yeas, 20; nays,6.
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.FLNANOLAL ITEMS.
pSon The N. y Herald OF 10. dav


money continues extremely easy at three and four
ment securities and the banks ad IL Ina possible to
employ large portion OF their surplus funds in
loans oing to The dullness OF trade aud the cash
b. sis on which business Is to trans
acted, the amount OF commercial paper Offering Is
yer! limind and the best grade IL In reqRst 5D6
per cent. while good but not prime names
at 6D7 cent The stateme mt of The banks
first Monday in July, when compared with that for
the corr espon6 Ing quarter last year, in-
OF hfty six miillr ms In 0aos and TWEEN
millions in deposits, and as an erroneous interance
may be avn from the extension of the aus It is
well to reuiDd the public that all the secu titles
no part of ihs increase Is prooaoly due to either
loans discounts, but purchasers of Government
stcurires tor the employment OF capital. Tne
ia sat actory, and show figures can
show, that the banking interests OF he country are
prosperous sbd SQUAD. The banks hold only
SO 494 Of compound interest notes and these will
be n ore than covered On maturity by the twenty
rized TO be issued by a recent act of Congress-"
From, he NJ Y. Tribune Of TO ddy,
"Money remains Unchanged In ra ut 86ss per cent,
but few transactions atthe higher rates and
the offer ed leading houses per cent are
Sterling Exchange continues dull and steady st
quptat ons:- London, e0 da tle14; London, sight,
llO% Paris, long 513f6O5l2h; Parts. short, 6'isX;
Antwerp, 5l64G95l5; .wiss, 516lz95'ls: HambnrS
S61S@86l4: Amsterdam. 41M@4l3S Frankfort, 4i0a4i2
Bremen 7aA@s0 Berlin. 7lzsg72
we give below the earn DEs OF Ave Of the leading
railways showing the earnings Of the first "a Onths
York Central and Erie estimated roads not
having published the nRureu:-
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Failure of a Savings Bank.
From, the Hartford Times, J,.sv %.

From the Hartford Times, Jtt,y2 %.
Messrs. l. L. Holmes and j. G. woodward,
the Special Committee appointed by the Legiss
lature TO Investigate the accounts OF the sus-
pended Collinsville Savings Bank, have made
their report. The trustees voted last year to
charge each depositor nty-four per cent. OF
the balance Of his account In order to cover the
losses sustained by the operations OF the Trea.
surer, the late Seth p Norton. and TO enable the
bank to resume business. Making such charge
the Investigating Committee figure out the
banks assets at $lOS, ,l9l II, and It's liabili-
ties TO depositors at SlOl ,9i6 n, showing q
nominal surplus OF S6244.90. De Oosl-
tors, the Committee think, may expect to
get about eighty per cent.-though this eighty
per cent. may be reduced by claims not yet pre-
kented or by failure TO collect some OF the assets
deemed good; or, II the societys claim on Nor
toms estate is ruled valid, a larger percentage
may be expected. Norlons estate inventories
not quite SIS 000 and valid claims amounting
10 $4,000 have been presented against IL. The
bank has filed its claim for the whole amount
of the deficiency; but it is unlikely to realize
much. The report SHOWS q very slipshod state
of things in the management of the banks ac-
counts Norton having had full swing; and
what with his defaleation and the losses by bad
debts, expenses, taxes interest uncollected, etc
Uhese latter amounting TO SIS 000) the bank 3
affairs make O sorry show,
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FoRTKTH CoHGRtSS-S SECOND SESSION.
Senate.

Continued from Second Edition.
wAsnINsTeN, J,ly rs MT. Howard asked leave
Union Pacific Railroad. - -NAO' u 'no
relative to the rights Of AmsTcan Citizens sbraSa as Dill
MT Howard moved to lay aside the special order,
Mr. Mr. Ss So1ps.s called for ne cas- ana nays: -
to R pgoSnn S ss $ ss ssr
fore opposed taking 1t up on the last day Of the
up the PIN :. The Senator could kill 1t by talking
Mr. Fessendsn opposed taking mp railroad bill
House or Representatives.
senate bill to vacate sell the Unatsla Reserva.
tien, Oregon. Referred to the Com mittes Indian
senate bill for the extension Of the patent of John
MaIoher. for Improvement in daguerreotype cases.
biz ,Sr the relief e The sssu.ss. Israel
fordyille Indiana Referred TO the Committee
Senate bill for the relief Of Elizabeth Casson. Re
feTred to the @ oommitSss m atss, on Claims -
n.s q 1S Snf for "
S @
CTss cents Per II pure sOPss. cc%Sansd
o S o old
at ONLY for Tsnap uiacture, per ib ON copper
nor emu
MT Kerr made The oont OF order that the bin being
MN whee must n''' 20 In
me Speaker sustained the point OF order aud the
he state of the Union
the senate bill for the extension of the Portage
and Lake Suuerior Ship Canal Company 10 X 'r-
wanaw Ba, Michigan, was taken from the Speaker
table. discussed and refesr ed to the Committe
Public Lands
Mr.. Logan (IlL), expressing the belief shat no
agreement would be reached on the Funding hill,
asked leave TO report from the Committee OF Ways
and M cans bill containing the section addsa ON
ha motion to the Funding bill. No obJac ion being
made Mr.. Logan reooried a bill prohibiting the
allowance OF commissions, etc, for negotiations
account Of The United States, providing that
all authority under the existing laws TO issue
i'm ediaey. no. to interfere with he conversion OF
seeurites into dve-twepty bonds, the issue Of
three per cent certificates Temporary loan. nor the
the OF subsidy bonds railroad
requiring monthly reports rom she Secretary or the
Treasury.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Fearful RAvages OF the Small P0x-
Movements OF Steamers.
Special Despotch to the Evening Telegraph.

Spectub DeSpOJch 10 Ihe EOefstTg 1ete0T0pbs
SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-There is considera-
BILE ex cit ement here in regard to the small pox.
Since June lst l4o cases have been reported by
the health officer, of which 9s have occurred
since July l7th.
The steamer Otter arrived at Victoria on the
23d inst. from the North. with portion OF the
stores from the wreck of the Lawrence.
The mining news from Cariboo Is encouraging.
The United States sloop-ofwar jamestown has
just gone out of commission and is laid up at
Mare Island. Her officers are ordered to the
East, and the men have been paid of.
Flour steady at $s.25@7.5O. Wheat sl.s5@l.9O
for good shipping. Legal tenders 7oA
The steamer Golden Gate has arrived from
Panama,
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-Messrs. De Haven q Brother No. 40 south
Third street. report the following rates Of ex-
change to-day at P. M:-U. 8. IS Of 1881. 116l
@l15s; do. 1852, l14h1l1A; do. 1854, l1lt@
lO9b; do, 1867, new, 1O940l094; do, 1868, l09l
@109s; do, Be-, l0.40s, 108 0l08l; do. 1905,
July, 10ss 0Dl0sS; Due Compound Interest Notes,
119l; August, 1865. 118l@ 1884, do, September,
1865, 1l7&@l18l; do. October, 1865, l17l@1l7S.
Gold, '43@143t. Silver, l36@13s,
-Messrs. Jay Cooke a Co. quote Govern
ment securities. etc. as follows:--U. 8. g.. OF
1881, ll6l@ll6a; old 6-20s, 1l440oi14t; uew 3 26s
l09tMl09a; DO, 1887, l094@109l; do, 1868 105S
Gold, 143S.
The following are this mornings GOLD and
foreign quotations, reported by Whelen Bro.
theirs, Gold, Stock, and Exchange Brokers, No.
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MORTALITY OF THE CITY.-The number Of
deaths during the week ending at noon to-day
is 543, being an increase of 182 on the corres-
ponding period of the past year. or these 202
172 boys. 169 girls; 433 were born In the United
States, 98 were foreign, IL unknown, 10 from the
Almshouse, 28 people o. color, and 21 were from
the country. OF the causes, congestion OF the
brain was credited with SO. coup de soliel 40.
81, diarrhes IL debility Is. dysentery 10, phoid
fever l3, Inflammation Of the brain 10. and ma
rasmusl4.
The pumber of deaths in each ward were:-
Fis 35; Second, 81; Third, TO- Fourth, %; Fifth,
2t; Sixth, II; Seventh, 35; Eighth, l3; Ninth, 16;
10; Fourteenth. IL; Fifteenth, 81: Sixteenth. IA:
Seventeenth. 20; Eighteenth, l3; Nineteenth.
80; Twentieth, 40; Twenty first, ii; Twenty
second, l3; Twenty third. IA; Twenty-fourth,
Is; Twenty. fflh IA; Twenty sixth, IL; Twenty.
seventh, 8; Twenty eighth, /.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Desperate KtlIa Three Sailors, and
ThrOws their Bodies Overheard.

%hrOWb their Bodies Overheard.
Special Despatch TO The Epenfn0 Telegraph
NEW YORK, July PA private letter from
Pernambuco dated July l, just received by
gentleman In this city, contains the following:
Dutch vessel arrived here the other day. ON
which tragic scene occurred on the way from
Montevideo. An English sailor on board killed
the first mate. cook. and one other
man, and threw them overheard, Sc
cured the captain and second mate in
the cabin, and with an American boy
to help him. took charge of the vessel. After
being up for three days and nights he told the
American boy to take the wheel while he lay
down beside him to rest. The Englishman had
q hatchet. knife. and pistol In his belt, aud az
soon as he was asleep the American seized the
former article, and, with q blow on the head
killed him and threw him overheard, and then
released the captain and second mate, who
brought the vessel called the Fennichiana here
TO her destination. The captain says he owes
his life to the American, whose act was evi.
IDENTIFY a case OF justifiabie homicide"
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July 3. .-Stocks strong. Chicago and
Rock Island, ie74; Headiag, e5; Canton Company,
471s; Erie 6SS Cleveland and Telede lO2 Cleveland
md PittsbpTg. So PlttsbnrE aad Fort Wayne. lOH
New York Contra. lsa9S Ilno,s Central: lSc;, Gum;
Ss. siJ. Hudson River ss q. j 52Os. isss lli5s DO
1854, llla; DO 1855 Ii2s: new issue, lo9k; 10 4Os
NEW YoRK, July 2S,-Cotton quiet at slc. Flour
DO state &c 4os ao Ohio ss soAfs GO: western $40
lO20; tOuthern. IS S51H7b; California. ss75912'a5
Wheat nrmer. New Georgia. S2's5: Tennessee, $2'46
Corn firm and ic higher Sales of 3l,000 bushels at
sl1t@15. Oats dull sales Of q 600 bushels at s91z
Whisky Active sales of l2,c0' bbls $24S0250.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,0s see Inside Pages
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. HIA.........,.,.,..JULY az.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TRLR.
GRAPH OFFICE.
IA, M..........76 IL A. M...........S3 "a p. M or
ULEARED THIS MORNINa,

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
ship SanspaTiei; 5 McAIpine Antwerp. Workman &oo
steamship Hunter Rogers, Providence. d. 3. steson
Steamship Fsnta, Howes, New York, John F. Obi.
salilIa RiysI workman Co: W"
ney Il Wellington. ' "''0A'
s Ess ses rasS 9ssy A sGss
sc6r j. y. Wellington Chapman, Boston, George s.
schr Ann Rambo. Eskrldge Richmond r. Jones
seRr AZ MasSis asSaner PostSld LsaSo1 @a'
scRr 6isTs, Adams Wilmington D. 8 stetson q %.
schr Widows Son Smith Quantlco, Captain.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
steamship Fanlta; Howe, "a hours from New York,
BT bsI9pe Iessie Grant Say i days from zaza with
s aSnsyb ybsv W with plaster
brig Il. O. Brooks, Davis from Newport. r. T., In
IS sE wesn e. GsI,6n days from Tnl
Brig J; q H; Crowley, Crowley. % days from TrlnI-
schr Archer 8 Reeves, ireland days from vii
sG RaSo TSh EsRd e'G 10
with iun ber 10 ]. ". Bacon. '''0''
Schr New Zealand, FUrham nom Calais.
sc6r 6r 4. NJ Lee. Dukes, from Boston. '0"'
Echr r. Baird, Irean. from Boston.
sem ResaiTg RE no T. kGdan I irS% r., Esw Haven
schr {; W ocEe H8Srley, H8Srley from Dorchester
schr Widows Son, Smith from ouantico
MEMORANDA.
Barque Urda, Bjerkass, hence, at Falmouth 18th
instant.
Rarque stka Thompson, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Liver pool IL n inst.
Brig Gazele. Cole, hence, at stettin sth inst.
Brig Ocean Belle. hence for eghOrn, as spoken
22d nst AhsecHm bearing W,NW 35 mites.
Brig Tangent Norton, Tor Philadelphia sailed from
Providence 2ad inst
Echrs A. PnarO ShOurds, and 8. B. Strong Tuthill
for Philade phia, sailed FROM Providence 2sd inst
Schr Lizzie, Raymond from Providence for Phila.
delpnB. at New York yesterday
schrs E g. l. Cordery, Grace, hence for Boston and
FverPlade Leland, from Calais for Philadelphia, at
Holmes Hole aSd inst. -, ,oroo =, po.,,.,, oo, ,.,
Steamer Chester Jones' for Philadelphia, cleared 1T
New York yesterday.
by TELmaRAPH.1
NEW YORK July 25.-Arrved, steamship City of
Paris, frem Liverpool.
(Bn Atlantic C1bIe)
QUEENSTOWN Julv rs - The steamship China,
from New Yo,k, arrived here yesterday, and sailed
again for Liverpool.
g1 AseoW July rs A. M.-The steamship Hibsrnia
arrived here late last evening from New York.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK July A-Arrived, steamship Weser
Wepke, from Bremen.
ste Rmshp Crescent CITY Holmes, from N. OrIeAnS,
Ship Wm FI0thingham, Qualey, from HaVIe,
BaIque NoDpRreil, Finn, from MaTsellles
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Iftlr

There is no material change to notice in the
Money Market Call loans are quoted at 406
per cent; trst-ciass mercantile paper ranges
from 6@7 per cent. per annum.
The Stock Market was very dull this morn
ing, but prices were rather drmer., Government
securities were a traction higher. ll5s
for July 1905; 11l4 for '64 5-2Os; ll2I for '65
5-20s; 1904 Tor July 65 520s; 109t for '67 5.20s;
and 109t for '68 5-20s City loans were un-
changed. The new Issue sold at lO24@lO2!
Railroad shares were inactive. PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad sold at 522@529, no change; NorrstoWu
at g. no change; Lehigh Valley at 543, no
change; and Catawissa preferred at 3250323; an
advance OF 8: 1858 was bid for Camden aud
Amboy; A Tor Little Schuylkill; 33 for North
Pennsylvania; AZ for Elmra preferred: 26a for
Philadelphia and Erie; and 495 for Northern
Central
City Passenger Railroad shares were un.
changed. SO was bid tor Second and Third, lOl
for HeStonyille, 3l4 for Green and Coates, and
4S for Union.
Bank shares were firmly held at full prices.
North American sold at 242 aud Kensington at
Ill. l6l was bid for Philadelphia, 107 for North
ern Liberties, 81 for Mechanics, 105 for South.
waTk, 60 for Girard, 81 for Manufacturers and
60 tor Commonwealth.
In Canal shares there was very little move
ment. Lehigh Navigation sold at 2l4, no
change; IL was bid for SChuylkll Navigation
common; 81 for preferred do; 10 tor Susque-
hanna Canal; and 40 for Delaware Division.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven Bro No. 40 s. Third street
o.., FIRST BOARD . ,,>
'Sss e. Ely n g Il 'A f'0SS sS- oa
iisoS do iSo sh cas Pi~is-ssO, 8I,s
10 ST sh TSiIis Ieh S S iSS iSs sh MIDI. Sc *
.,, AFTER BOARDS
ss65sS ST. sR fsRps sn k. ks
'sssn Rk X. ls Gss foS oo SsSsSES- soSso Ss, Ss
Nsh Aens'n Bs5wn.iI iOOsh CatS Pf."'',bSo- S2Si
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and the people turned ont in q body TO search
for the two men. Isaac Moore, the perpetrator
of the deed was found, and lodged In jail oy the
bherin. mob then congregated around the
PRISON, and when he was brought out for exa-
min alton, they secured the Sheriff and his de-
putes. put rope around the negros neck, and
berry was ommitted the mob hung him naked
to q limb until he was dead. he negro, In the
meantime confessed, and told where the money
(S24) was hidden, and also the name OF his part
ner, which was Ben Preston. Preston was AZ
once arrested, and the Sheriff with dimoulty
preventedlthe mob from lynching him also.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKE rs
Later Quotations.

BY Atlantic Gable.
LIVERPOOL, July 25-P. M.-Cotton quiet;
middlng Uplsnds. lOH. Corn, 35s on the spot,
and sSs. 3D.. to arrive. California Wheat, 12s. 3D.
red Western, los. Cd.
LONDON, July 25-P. M M.-Turpentine declined
to 26s. Cd. Spirits Petroleum declined to lid.
Linseed OIL on the spot $50 15s.; afoat, a8l. Lin
seed Cakes. E12.
ANTWERP July 25-P. M.-Petroleum quiet
at 6l francs.
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Lynching a Negro in Maryland,

The Baltimore Sun gives an account of an out
rage committed In Hartford county, Md. IL
seems that Miss Odheld, daughter of highly
of Blair was met by two negroes who, after
robbing Aer of her money, attempted an assault
on her person, Her screams brought assistance
before the villains could accomplish their pur-
pose. The affair created great excitement, SO
much SO that work was suspended In the town,
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Ship News. .

FoRTREss MosRon. July IS. - Arrived.
schooner Island Home. from Balize for orders.
The pilot boat Maryland reports passed up
barque j Godfrey, from Gloucester, Massaehu-
sets; brigs Mic Mac, Ponce. and Georgia, from
Matanzas; Mnry Pummer, from Fazardo;
Wardal, for Matanzas; schooner Eva Adele
ON 81. Jehn's for Baltimore. Passed out
Carol. for Liverpool; brigs George Gilchrist
and Delmonde Locke. for Boston; Romance.
from Nevassa; schooner Virginia Price, from
New York: ZebI a. from Newfoundland.
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THIRD EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
The Proceedings Of Congress
To-day.
European Market Reports.
Etc., Ets., ETC., Etc., Etc., Ete.
can M arket Reports.
FROM WASHINGTON TO-DAY.
Suicide ae the Capita,

BuIoIuo AZ tho Uaptta1s
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WAsHINGToN, July 25.-Captaln z. @. Queen
was early this morning found in the grounds OF
the Executive Mansion, near the music stand,
with his throat deeply cut but still alive. He
subsequently sought to convey the belief that
two white and one black man had robbed and
then made an attempt to kill him. The razor
with which the deed was committed was found
near his side. His friends, however, disbelieve
his story, and say he had attempted to take his
own life
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FIRE.-A few mornings since, three large
"black" houses. standing parallel to each other.
connected with the lamp black establishment
OF John Woodruff q Sons, ON Broad street, near
League Island,were totally destroyed with their
contents The buildings consisted of sheet iron
LAYERS fastened on q wooden frame. The fire
was accidental. The loss Is about $1,000, on
which there is an insurance OF $4,000 in Eastern
Companies,
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Foreign Exchange on Tondou:-6o days, 11e
M1l0l; days, ll0S@l10s. On Paris:-60 days
81. l6A@5f. l92; 8 days, 81 192p6L 10.
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SLIGHT FRE.-About midnight an alarm of
fire was caused by the destruction OF quantity
of cloibing which had been hung around u
stove to dry.
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1867.
THE CouRrs.-In the Court of Quarter sea

sions this morning habeas corpus was heard be-
fore Judge Pierce, in a case in which Lugenheim.
Riser & Co., were charged with acting as auc-
tioneers without designating their place of busi-
ness, as required by the act of Assembly. They
were locat ed in Frankford and 1t was alleged
that they failed to file with the Recorder the
statement designated by the law. Toe defense
alleged that the proper paper was signed and
filed. The prosecution answered this by calling
attention to the fact that only portion OF the
6rm signed the document The Judge refused
to discharge the defendants.
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THE ATHLETICS. s.-Radclif, the great catcher
of the Athletics, arrived in the city to-day and
signifies his intention OF playing with the Ath,
leiics the remainder of the season. Radclif is
Justly estimated at home. and we are glad to
chronicle his determination.
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DATENT D.-PANTS SECURED AND
i STRETCHED from to inches, at Mottet,
French steam Dyelng and Securing, No. 200 NJ
NINTH Street and NO. 7SS RACE Street, 72O2 5p
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THE Doc CATCHERs.--Fo the week ending
this morning, the dog -catchers captured 2iO
CANNES, OF which 225 were slaughtered.
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INSTALLATION oF OrpIcERs.-Tha following

INSTALLATION OF OFyIcERs.-The following
newly, elected officers were duly installed by
Post No. Is Grand Army OF the Republic last
Comm nder Comrade George f. johnson; Sen.
Vice Commander. Comrade Matthew Morris;
gram; Post Adjutant, Comrade Charles @. Au-
gustine; Post Junior Master, Comrade Ssm'l r.
Serg cant Major, Com. Samuel Smith; Jr Major
Sergeant, Com. William r. Courtney.
This Post of the q. A. r. Is in very flourish
ing condition, and now numbers on It's rolls
upw ards OF two hundle ed members.
THR WEATHRR.-The weather Of the past
week has been decidedly cooler than the pre-
ceding one The following is q statement of
the thermometer for the past week and the COR
responding period of 1857
1868 1867
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The Boston Advertiser publishes the annual
Internal Revenue tax returns of the folio " ing
New England States:-
Annual lists OF Iuternal Revenue taxes In Nsssa.
chnsetts for lhe years ending December 1886 and
1857
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TINE STATIONERY, CABD ENGRAVING
II and Card Plate Printing in every variety,
DREKA,
1893 CHESTNUT Street.
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NEW YORK July 2i-Arrved. steamship Weser
Wepke, from Bremen.
ste Rmship Crescent CITY. Holmes, from N Orleans.
Ship VIM. FT0thingham QuRley, from HavLe
BaIque N0Dpareil Finn, from MRTsenles.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-25

BIZ atlantic CuDte)
QUEENsTnwN. july 25 - The steamship China,
from New Yo,k, arrived here yesterday, and sailed
tIi AseoW July 2S A. M.-The steamship Hibsrnia
arrived here late last evening from New York.