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AUCTION SALES.

THoMAs BIRCH \ SON, AUCTIoNEERt
4 AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. III
OHESNU UT Street, rear entrance No. llO7 SAMSON nst
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF sHEF.
FIELD Plated WARE, BRONZE q looks
PEARL AND IVORY HANDLES. SWISS
CARVED WoOD:WARE, BOHEMIAN GLASS.
WARE, JAPANGED TEA TRAYS, ETC,
- On Tuesday hnd "wednesday, Nov. ~ aud IS,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A, NJ. and7 o'clock r. M
We VIII sell an entire importation OF eleg ant
goods comprising, viz ;Rlchly chased silver plated
tea services OF the newest designs, with urns and
Kettles to match; epergnes, meat dishes, soup and
oys er ureens, breakfast and dinner castors butter
dshes cRke baskets, nickel silver walters and trays
rom 10 to 20 inches; liquor and pickle stands, fruit
sthnus entree dishes silver plated dinner ana dessert
KNIVES knvesaa ~ WITH pearl and ivory handles in morocco
II; T;ABLE Gu FIERY, ErC.-Ivory balance handle
taple cutlery meat and game carvers, silver plated
table dessert and tea spoons OF elegant ETC.
ELEGANT BRONZE GOODS-COnsisting of man.
tel clocks bronze figures of various sizes, groups,
vases busts. horses, etc.
SWISS CARVED WARE-EenAut medslllons,
richly carved, with game. fruit. aud flowers; flower
slanos bookTacks, Jewel cases, carved groups, work
boxes, etc.
SCOTCH WARE. Also, an invoice OF Scotch
Fancy Wood Ware, viz Vases, thermometers,
watch stands pun boxes, card boxes, cigar cases.
The goods are now open f0r examination. II is &c
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JrREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
II ALL POINTS NORTH ana EAST, ana for all
Station1 on Camden and Amboy and COnnectinS
RsiirosdH, from Walnut street wharf
INCREASED DESPATCH.
Freight for ali way points on the Camden ana
Amboy, Freehold and Jamesburg, and Burlington
For Trenton, Princeton. Kingston, Rocky Hin, and
ali points ON the New Jersey and Beividers Rail
For New York; at u. ~, and 2, NJ
Freight received from A. NJ. 10 r. M'
A alp memorandum, specifying the marks An0
Numbers shippers and consignees, must IN every In.
stanoe bS sent with each load OF goedH
WALTER FREEMAN, AGENT
30, 228 g. Delaware Avenue,
Philadelphia
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FAsT FREIGHT LINE, VIA NORTH
barre, Mahanoy CITY. Mount Carmel. oentralia, and
all points ON Lehigh Valley Railroad and iA
BY new arrangements perfected this day, this road
Is enabled give increased despatch 70 merchandise
consigned to the above named points.
Goods delivered lat the Through Freight Depot,
n, H. corner OF FRONT aud NOBLE Streets,
BEFORE r M, will reach Wilkesbarre nount CARMEL
WyomlnR valleys before IL a. M. OF the succeeding
day I7Ml ELLIS CLARK, Agent
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RARE, VALUABLE AND CURIOUS BOOKS.
On Friday Afternoon,
November 70, at O'Clock, the private collection OF
Horace q. Smith, Esq, including many rare drama
tic historical, ana arian works illustrated with
cuttings engraVings, portraits, etc. the chief portion
In nne binding ul73
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BOARDING..

MO. ll2l GIRARD STREET, CENTRALLY
~ located, within two squares OF the Continental
and GirRrd House-An unfurnished
sECoND-sTORY FRONT ROOM
with hrstolRss Board
Vacancies for Gentlemen aud Table BoArders
Reference IeQuiTCd VI
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INVEST JERSEY RAILRO DADS
w FALL AND WINTER AkkANGEAENT.
From foot OF MARK Ell street Upper Ferryl
Com mencng WEDNESpAY, septeinosr ID, 1883
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS.
For Cape May and stations below Mlllville, slS
For Mnlville, vlnelAnd and intermediate stations
SIS A, M, $40 p. Nj.
For BTldgetOn, Salem, and way stations SIS A. NJ
For Woodbury. at sI5 A. M sl5, $50, and 90 P. NJ
Freight train leaves Camden daily AZ II O'Clock
noon, -. --, --. ..,-.., -,
"FsreiSht Delivered No. a2s South Delaware avenue
WILLIAM j. SEWELL,
el5 superintendent
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PeremptOry Sale at the BrIdgewAter Machine Work.
On Thursday Morning.

CLABK d EVANS, AUCTIoNEERs, NO. 60
~ CHESN OF Street.
VIII sell THIS DAY Morning and Evening,
large invoice OF Blankets Bed Spreads Dry Goods,
Cloths, Cslsimeres, Hosiery, Stationery, Table and
Pocket Cutlery. NOlions etc.
City and country merchants will hnd bargains.
Terms cRbh.
Goods packed free of charge go
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AUCTION SALES.

BUNTING, DURBOROw q co. AUCTToN.
u EERs Nos. 2s2 and ga M ARK IST street. corner
Of Bank street Successors TO John B. Myers & 90
LARGE q ANb N GS bY bFYESSH 66bS9 GERMAN
Nov 10 n, % o,C{ocL xn tLhTIs,dSy 6I ,dSy Morning,
- on Thursdsy,
Nov. 10 the .entIre stock OF a rst class reau dr.,
goods store, by order of exec for cash III ISL
LARGE SALE OF, CARpEr1NGs. FLOOR OIL.
CLOTHS ETC.
,NoVember 20 at II o'clock, on four months redIt
lsSe and rag carpetlngs, door oil cloths etc III aSt
LARGE SALE OF FRENoH. AND OTHER EURO
fA6S On Monday MPSE SS0RSi SorSiins EIo'
H-oN. 40 AZ ~ o'clock, on months credit. III r5
7 IPPINCOTT, son q CO.. AUcrtoNEERs
IL AsHHURsT BUILDING. No. aio MAKKET 81.
CAN AND 1MPoEsfHEEbS sHES 2Ey OK goo sd9s 69Ps ATSRI
AASD ASTDr H0SIkKY lEC GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS
BY Catalogue, on four months credit,
meSt of included Will be founded large s,sort
A fgl and very Large sssortment OF ladies' gen,s,.
pIese, gloves, new and desirable goods for
Also, Germantown woollen knit goods comprising
en se assortment OF hoods, sonags, shawls, scsrs
vad Aso ond an Invoice Of ladies' gents and chdrens
O,nysS Also an invoice OF gents buck. Sheep and kid
;. Alec. mems heavy merino and wool shirts and
orsWefs; @ ladies', and misses, meTino vests.
IN Also an Invoice Of Paris kid gloves OF this seasons
importation, and very desirable shades.
AlsO, an invoice of millinery goods, silk aud velvet
etc. etc. in
FIJI 3 TLARGE POSITIVE SPECIAL TRADE
S4 SA In OF RICH PARIS FANCY GOODS FOR
III HOLIDAH SEASON.
- . On Thursday Morning,
NOV, ~, by catalogue. about $50 lots rich Paris
Fancy GOODS, suited 10 Holiday sales.
richW ithhGuded vii be iound-Wax and china dolls
Icny dressed dolls toy tea sets table tea SETS china
culs and saucers. china mugs meerschaum pl oes,
porte monnaies, large line OF pocket BOOKS, Paris
Six velvet cloth ana leather bags and satches, do
nestlc bags, ladies' oOmpantops, work boxes
medium to high cost gloves, work tables cigar
STANDS, revolving and muslca cigar cases, imported
e,Dums, rich writing desks, jewel boxes, toilet
ges es wall bracE cts. large and rich of
het Ortnent etc,
These goods are now landing, and will. com :
prise vely attractive assortment OF entirely new
goods m l63t
SHERIFk'S SALE.
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Hl
No. 52s CHESTNUT st., rear entrance from Miner,
Sale RtNo. $40 Chestnut street.
HANDSOME WAILNUr HOUSE EnOLD FURNI-
1UkE, FINE FRENCH PLATE MANTEL AND
PIER MIRRORS, ELEGANT BRUSSELS GAR
PETS LARGE PLATFORM SCALES, FIVE
VERY SUPERIOR FIREPROOF SAFES, ETC.
On Wednesday Morning,
18th inst at 10 ocOck the rooms. by cata-
logue, very excellent assortment of Furniture, In
ciudlng-Handsome parlor furniture suits hand
tome walnut chamber urnilure superior dining room
and library furniture fine French plate mantel and
pier mirrors, large platform sea ine feather BEDS
French china and gls ware handsome walnut ward.
robes cooking and gas-coL suming stoves. mat
HANDS ONE ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS.
Also 43 pieces (2l6U yardsl handsome English apes
trS Brussels carpets of avaristy Of STYLES and pat
terms. jusG landed and sold by order OF Importers.
LAkG II AND SUPERIOR FIREPROOF SAFES.
Also, 3 very excellent hre proof sales, very large
and smell sizes, made by EvAns Il Watson and Far
Iell & Herring. III 1926
PeTemptory Sale at the BTidgewRter Machine Works,
A ram ngo.
VERY VALUABLE MACHINE PROPERTY, 3
sIEAM AND GAS PIPE, LARGE CRANES.
PATTERNS, LARG II FRAME BOILER-HO
kIC
On Thursday Morning,
18th instant, az 10 o'clock, at the Bridgewater
Machine Works, ArRmingo, Twenty.fth Ward, by
order OF the Executor and surviving partner OF the
late firm OF stanhope d Suplee by catalogue, the
very valuable Stcck Of Machinery, Including steam
engine twenty horse power, eight and five horse
power engines, boilers, bhatting, steam gas
pipe, large cranes patterns, tools. shelving, etc.
FRAME BUILDING,
cupOla etc,
Particulars In catalogue. IL lSt
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HANDSOME FURNITUR8 PI ANO, MIRRORS
GIkEPhOOF SAFE, HANDSOME VELVET
BRUSeELS, AND OTHER CARPETS, HTU,
On Thursday Morning,
Nov. 19 at9 o'clock. at the Auction Rooms, by cata-
logue large assortment of oerlor Household Fur
nllure, comprising-Elegant walnut drawln groom
SUIT covered with plushj walnut paror and library
Der uiis superior rosewood piano forte French plate
mirrors wardrObes book cases, sideboards. extern
sien, centre, and boquet tables etageres beds and
bedding hne hair mattresses, cnlpa and glassware,
otice furniture, superior fire proof safe made bV
ESans & Watsop gas consuming and cooking sto yes
nne cravings, handIome velvet, Brussels, and other
carpets, etc.
Also, COO pes ch baskets, lll72t
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD,
THROUsh AND DIRECT ROUTE BElWkE
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, .HA RRlsBU RG,
GION OF PENNSYLVANIA. g., ,,,
ElrEapL Sleeping Cars on all Night lrhlnH' .o a.,
IN ana afteT MONDAY. SepleuIber IA, lsOS, the
trains on the Phuade lphia and Erie Railroad Will
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FIJI TLARGE POSITIVE SPECIAL TRAD
SALE OF RICH PARIS RANuY gLODs F0
TIL holiday SEASON
SHERIFk's SALE.

- On Thursday,
nov ~ upon .he premises. No. 20 N. Eighth street
Inc Block, good WILL lease and fixtures Of a fancy
goods ana variety store. The stock comprises
a fuIl assortment OF fine Paris fancy goods, no
lonb, elc' Ill II 2t
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M THOMAS u SONS, NOS. l39 AND I4I
Nls 3. FOURTH STRhHT,

AdmInisrator's Sale, No. 73l Arch street-Estate OF
--. DR.. Daviu Gilbert deceased, -
ElEGANT EBONY DRAWING ROOM AND w AL
SaAMBEk AND OAK OFFICE FURNIrURE
RORS, CHANDELIERS. REPS AND LACE
CURTAINS, FINE OIL PAINTINGS CARPETS
On wednesday Morning,
November Is, at 10 O'Clock. at No. 73i Arch street
by catalogue the entire household furniture compris
Ing very elegant ebony and gilt drawing room suit
(msde by NoHmer) elegant walnut dning-room, ra-
ceptlon-room, and cha mber, and oak office furniture
including two book cases. two large French plate
mantel mirrors, 89&65, inches: French plate pier mir
ror l2Bxs inches; bronze and gilt chandeliers three
sultS hhn0Some reps and lace curtains, fine paint
ings by Richards, representing three days battle
az Gettysburg: fine Brussels. Venetian, and other
carpets; Canton mating, spring and hair
plated ware, china an glassware, superior refrgera-
lor, Kitchen furniture, etc etc. I'll lB 2t
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LARGE "a LIE or BRITISH, FRENCH. oEpuu
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS -"'
On Thursday Morning,
Nov. 49, Rt 10 O'Clock, for monIs credit rt n &,
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sALE OF A Law LIBRARY.

Move mber 10, at o'clock. the valuable law library
OF the late j, Atamont Phillips ESQ.,, inc! uding he
pennsylvania and other Reports. III 2tA
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sale ll24 { hespnt street.

70
On WEDNESDAY Evenirg.
NOV. is, az O'clock st the store NO. 1924 Ohesuut
street VIII be sold by GAinIos the valuable private
collection OF Joba W. Gr'gk E'q who Is about leay-
ing ior Europ, Tpe coleeslon comprises very cnolce
Dronzes, line oDEravtDBs, photographs,
me best private collection that has been offered in
this city for many years.
The works Will on exhibition on the 10Th Inst
ana daily until the sale. III ID 3t
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- on Thursday,
Nov 10 the .entre stock Of q first class retap De-,
goods store, by order of itors for cash III Is
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BUNTING, DURB0ROW h Co. AUOTJON.
IL EERS, Nos. 2S2 and ga NJ ARK sT street cnrna,
OF Bank street successors TO John b. Myers q 90
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MARTIN BROTH ERS, AUCTIONEERS.-,
4Nl (Lately Statesmen for Id, Thomas d Sons.l
No. 52s CHESTNUT st., rear entrance from Minor,
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| BUFFALO, N. Y. June 80 28.-Flour-sales 525
bbls. No Spring city ground at . 10. Wheat nom
goo; 1000 bush. Mixed Western at SOY Oats dull and
buyers and sellers apart: 73c offered and IA, asked
Rye borely nominal. Mess Pork dull at % 90 @
% so. Lard III q 1sc.
CHICAGO, June 3O-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat-No.1 Leclned q 10c: sales at 90 q 81 ;
No. advanced g lOc sales at 10 q 20 tor round
lots and Is q Is for lots, closing with buyers
Is for lots and 20 tor round LOTS there
sellers at so tor delivery first half of July and 81
for to morrow, without buyers; since Change No.
sold at 20. Corn frmer and advanced a 1c No. !;
buyers s41 a s5c. Oats frmer and active at GA q
64fc. Rye and Barley nominal. Provisions nominal
Beet Cattle dull. Live liogs- very dull and de-
clined % g soc; fair to good smooth so q Co.,
Freghtslsteady.
CINCINNATI, June 3O.-Provisions dull and NOM
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 29.-Tobacco quiet and I'M
changed. Cotton very dull. Hemp very dull Flour
I'LL extra rs; double extra 90 q 25 treble eX-
for prime to choice Fall; No. Spring 70; No 2 do
10. Corn declining; Mixed and Yellow so q sSc;
choice to fancy White So a So. Oals held at iO9
72c. Rive advancing; sales at 40 a. 40 Provls-
ions dull. Mess PORK ominaliy lower at zS a
2S25. Blu k Meats-shoul ers l24c packed. Bacon
ca er shoulders Il g iSe; clear Nd SIDES III g re.
changed. Cattle firm at 90 a. 90 for inferior TO
common; so a 90 tor tar to prime; % a. 90 for
Choice. Sheep IN fair loo request at 80 "a 90 ~
head.
LOUISVILLE, June 29.-Tobacco firm; sales rs
hhds Tugs 50 a 70; medium leaf 10 90 a IA 5O
Truble coanty eating Leaf IS 10. Wheat unsettled
at IS a 2 20 foe and ola. Flour dull; superdne
75l; No. al II 90 Corn go a 93c. Oats IS a Soc
Rye1 IS a So. Mess Pork % 90. Lard LIE. Ba-
con-shoulders 10 a 13ic; clear rib sides 16Ic; clear
sides II a 171c.
MEMPHIS. June 29.-Cotton dull and nominal; re-
ceipts bales; exports bales. Flour quiet super
fine 90 q 80. Wheat Go a IS. Rye soc. Oats
Soc Mess Pork 20 25. Lard Is a 19c. Bacon quiet;
shoulders. 14c; clear sides II a 17ic.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 29.-Spirts Turpentine
active and firm at 39t a 4 &c y gal Resin quiet;
strained o.. Tar 80, closing at TO-
SAVANNAH, June 3O-Cotton quiet and steady;
Middngs 81 q size.
AUGUSTA, June sO-Cotton dull and unchanged.
CHARLESTON, S. c., June 80. Cotton more active
and advanced q c; Middlings 3Ogc.
MOBILE, June s0.-Cotton nominal; no business.
NEW ORLEANS. June 29.-Cotton dull but steady;
Middng 29c; receipts no bales sales exports.
Sterling Exchange 1853 a 1856; New York Sight Ex-
change q per cent. premium. Gold 1894 a 1891.
Sugar and M Understanding doing and quotations
nominaly unchanged. Flour dull; superhne 90;
treble extra so a so; choice 10 % a 10 So Corn
da at 80 a. 95 Oats dull at 75c Pork dull at 20 20.
Bacon dull; shoulders 13c; clear sides lie. Lard
dull, fierce 18ac; kegs zoe.
NEW ORLEANS, June 30.-Cotton firm; Mddlings
29c. Sugar and Molasses nominal; nothing doing.
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NEW YORK, June 30 -Flour-saes 7COO bbls;
State and Western declining; superine State 6 10 )
925; extra state rs a 25; round hoop Ohio 0 IS
a Il 80; extra Western 70 q 40 Southern 9 a
IA so; California 10 90 a 70 80. Wheat dull; sales
$500 BUSH; ChicagoSpring No. at 97b a 90;
White Wisconsin 24O; White California 3d. Corn
firmer; sales 10000 BUSH: Mixed Western OF O.
o. Oats 1c lower; sales 5000 sbush; western so
d0 sole. Beet steady. Pork dull; sales l20O 5bs
new mess 81 90 81 So Lari heavy; sales $50 uerces
at 10 q 164c. Butter heavy. Whiskey quiet. oo,t
firm; sales 1000 bales; Middling uIlands 3l2c. Pc
troleum steady; crude 16lc; refined bonded 3l4 "a
S13c. Freights to Liverpool frmer.
NEW YORK. June 29.-Weekly Cattle market
Beeyes depressed by the liberal offerings and pric
FUZZY lie lower; receipts 7117 heal; quotations II a
14lc. Sheep and Lambs-market for Sheep quite
active and trife rmer though prices &c lower
than last Monday; receipts 16,317 kead; quotations,
Sheep 81 a. TIC tor inferior tie extra sheared; Lambs
steady at 10 a l3c. Swine active but trihe lower;
receipts 20,5S1 head; quotations a Sc.
ALBANY, n. Y, June 29.-Cattle market-The
market TOR Beeves opened with fair demand for
Brighton and other Eastern markets, but the yards
Overstocked, 5000 head havin5 already been
received and in consequence prices haze dropped
a &c v ID, with the prospect of dragging market
Throughout the week. sales about 1870 heai at prices
Ringing from &c for common to 81 "a Sac for the best
Kentucky and Illinois. Sheep-nO sales; receipts
5000 heads eHogs in good request at St "a &c; receipts
| $500 head
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New York stock and Money Market.


NEW YORK, June 3O.-MToney easy at GA per
cent. call. Sterling Exchange firm, more active
and unchanged. Gold frmer, opening, at 14Ol, and
closing at 140S Governments trife lower but
steady. Henry Clewes & Co. furnish the following
4Sl 6's 1881, 1173 a 117E; do IS
1862 li3 q 13I; do 1854, 1,oa q 1eB do 1863, III
do 1868, 1893 a lilo; 16-4Gs 1911 q 1919; 1905 1909 "a
ITO. The Treasury dsbursed $60OO,000 worth of
Gold yesterday and to-day on account of interests
The Fourth National Bank is strained by I'M me
ton from ying interest upon Tennessee Stare bonds.
Border State bonds active. Pacific Mail fe to 9S
under strong pressure TO sell, but cloed above 80.
Stocks opened heavy and lower but closed strong.
The following are $50 fig res:-Canton, 49, Cumber-
Y. Central, 1871: Erie 69t; preferred, 74s Hud-
SON. l1o2; Michigan Central, III; Michigan Southern,
SIB illinois Central 157 Cleveland Pittsburg, S92
Toledo. 1O4; Rock Is and 1919; Chicago & North
western, ~; do preferred, 7Sa; Fort Wayne 1909
ory 90
The receipts at the Sub Treasure to-day amount
ed to SlO54,O7S; payments SGOs5, O75 balance $780,
125661.
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Taxes

IN the town OF Windham, in the County OF Cumber
l. land. tor the year 1867.
The following list of Taxes real estate of non
resident owners the town of Windham, for the year
1867, in bills cbmmitted to Henry HI. Boody, Collec-
tor Of said town, the fifteenth day of June, A d,
1867, has been been returned by him to me remain
ing Unpaid on the twentieth day OF April, ID, Is 8,
by his certificate of that date, and now remains
unpaid; and notice is hereby given that If the said
taxes, interest and charges are not paid into the
treasury OF the said town, within eighteen months
from the date OF the commitment OF the said bills,
much OF the real estate taxed will be sufficient to
pay the amount due therefor including interest and
charges will with Jut further notice be sold at public
auction at my office, Great Falls in said town,
Tuesday, fifth day of January, A. ID, 1869, at 10
O'Clock in the A. NJ
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the House having agreed to hold an evening
session to debate the subject
Mr.. Banks spoke at length in advocacy of
the bill, after which the House took recess.
EVENING SESSION.
In the Committee OF the Whole, Mr. Ortiz
in the chair, the Alaska bill was considered.
Mr.. Longbridge gave notice of an amend
ment that Congress has no exclusive jurisdic-
ton over the treaty and having approved tn /,
stipulations of this one its assent has been
given thereto.
He argued in favor of the appropriation.
, Mr.. Boyer opposed and Mr.. Pruyn favored
the appropriation.
Mr.. johnson argued in favor of the bill.
Adjourned
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WASHINGTON.
THE SALE OF THE Usage LANDS.

THE SALE OF THE Usage LANDS.
WASHINGTON. June 30.-Hon. N. G. Taylor,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs sent letter
to Senator Henderson, Chrirman of the Com
mittee on Indian Affairs of the Senate, asking
tor full aud rigid examination into all the
circumstances attending the recent treaty for
the sale OF the Usage lands. He states posi-
lively that such investigation will prove that
the transactions attending the trea were
conducted in most just and conscientious
manner, both for the Indians and the State of
Kansas
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CHARLESTON, June 26.-Freights to European
ports dull. 10 West Indies and Northern coast
ports vessels in demand for Lumber freights
We quote to Liverpool 81 on Upland and I'd % fb on
Sea Islands; to the West Indies $40 g p, Gold, p
on Lumber for North side of Cuba, and $11 a u ~
NJ, Gold, for South side, Coastwise-To New York,
by steam, So 90 Y bale on Upland Cotton, and 81 30
B fierce on Rice.
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>" SOUTH CAROLINA.

hhmONALS AND APPOlNTMENTS.
CHARLESTON, June 30.-Gen. Candy has re-
moved the Governors and Lieutenant Govern
ors OF North and South Carolina, and appoint
ed the newly elected officers in their stead
This will take effect on the meeting of the
State Legislatures, and is done to facilitate the
Inauguration of officers elect, which takes
place when the Howard amendment has been
ratified.
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III. T. HELMBOLD,

Druggist of eighteen years experience, and manu-
facturer of Helmboid's Genuine Preparations.
Principal Depots-- Hembold's- Drug and Chemical
Warehouse,
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GEORGIA,

TWO WHITES MURDERED BY A NEGRO.
SAVANNAH, June 30.-In Wilcox county two
white men were murdered by a negro. who
was captured after being shot, and brought, to
this city by fourteen of his own color
: BOAT CAPsIzED AND NINETEEN PERSONS
DROWNED.
NEW YORK, June 30.-On Sunday the Dist
INST party OF Is negroes started from Burg
ess' Mill, on the Satilla river in small sail
and on the way the boat, through mismanage-
ment, capsIzed and 10 of the party were
drowned. The others saved themselves by
clinging to the boat until help arrived. OF
those drowned II were men and the rest wo-
men and children.
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N g W YORN N.

GEN. HOWARD ELECTED PRESIDENT OF UNION
COLLEGE.
SCHENECTADY, June 3O.-At meeting ofthe
trustees of Union College, Hon. Ira Harris was
elected temporary President in place of L. P
Hukock, resigned. Gen. Howard, of the
Freedmen's Bureau, has been elected perman-
tnt President, the acceptance of which the
trustees await
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, June observation-disclosures 943 for
money.
American securities-Unied States 5-2ls 733; Hi
nois Central shares l013; Erie shares 46.
LIVERPOOL, June 3G-Foreuoon.-Cotton quiet !;
sales 5000 bales; Middlng uplands IT'D. Beet LOGS.
Lard els 3d. cheese Dos. Sugar quiet and steady.
LONDON, June 30--Aiternoon.-Consols 94a for
money.
93a; Illinois Central shares 1014; Erie 45B
. LIVERPOOL, June 3O-Af1ernoon. Cotton easier
Barley AS 10d Corn 34s Cd the spot and 34s to
30s 6d.l
LONDON, June 3O-Evening. AConsols 94a for
money.
American securties-U. S. 5-2O's 1891 Erie shares
454; Illinois Central share. 101.
LIVERPOOL, June observation-disclosures
5000 bales. Breadstuffs steady. Provisions quiet
Taiow As Cd,