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, 1869-02-17


pr. J. R. Gore. being swoEn. .sid: 1sesIde 10
CkItaro; an p.aeterE phye1c1su s1Ico 1855.
have ht ard most OF the testimony in ta:s ease.
Jrde1pr from The II tnm icy. should eay ec was
IN cou1ps& state Al the tins Of tie commission
Of the deed; kLow oI no diee1ee. that wouf1
comprehend all the symptoms Alleged 10 h.7e
1sen exhibited br the ptleorc1, xeepr epilepsy :;
.be d,.ease Is somet,ues hereditary: It oelng ~
ihe psisotes's family woud hclRhten the pre-
sumption Of erilepI5 in this case.
not be feisned 20 as 70 deceive an expert Joo
will. The pupils might BE- dilated thfouEh attl~
| tc,al means. tut they remain 50 foE noof3. p.5.
laps. ,pnvI!s!ous cannot b: cccestaig tclsaeoi
| they carnot {etrn fhs r1gidfty OF mnsele
| 11s1IxoNx or Dr. PATTERSON. 49,,
Dr.. n. J. Patterson being da!y s"sEn; saa
! In prac istrv pbssiclan At ba1t'a. Illinois.
have bstE connected win nosp1 az !oe t1S -
tauc terelal 3csrs am now CONNECTED WIN peHs,
| sue Rcs.c.t. located II B4tastA nave cea:d ~
| the teelmory In this case: bat1 nave nn' sam
c1cnt facts npoa Will III tn h1.e az o?thtoa ~ 10
1he condition of the prisoners niIa y sas i tials
Of Ito coH1nirsfo OF ths Act oaploslSs ~ toG
u di4 aiiors .lerea b. he witnesses to oe tHe,
| tlould Inter I case OF epilepsy. tttetse scsJ
danatctne 10 the mint fh. tanEs q the di:e,.e .e
| Is trnm mcu,ertnry 1uopvri1ion Of ihs mind te
jtiRhtfQt cpuTulStpcs Gnd tptsme. that may ds
| enuae dangerous foru,; examined the pztsoaet
OVER, but Ioiietd ro:h'nc d,snneavs ;tos pnlssf
sne hundred: 1t indicated nervous de3s.ay,
| rrEE-ec;S u 9: tn lI~<i-4:T. l. !
| iEpae@itls II !N2n 1aa ttasssa faa
, 1869-02-17
THE Woodworking IN
TEREST.
meeting Of tfIr nnttitssfstrrn WnHI.
t:tusvtas' hnat Et,s Frsttseriina Aas0.
FInttnn ~ turner .tmnrtiun.


trrt's. 1'r%tntt Il, Thr t'h'r ,r" ft'b"h".
NuhiHwFr1Ftt Wimt. t4ttttw tts' AsstnIAtttk.
TtHEtA tt>"tt"*. H.. fHH. ~, {
Tia HuI!hme..sts Wen.ufnwrta' att Hheel.
lttrstie.s' Assmia1im1 hrd III aiJuHfilad *inlrt
Nrtlu'r trt" II nas. thr ttrAasHt 1t thr Astttrt.
HIt"h. II, " sIn.n.. In TIN itsnir u. Il. Mufshw.
ut 'ln 'f..ttn Rmn', 1as e.,utun A. hrcfnsary
ptn TN,
rhr ahnnst hhsrr Pat, An, RAre,rshra.ius
FL tsH'. ,rfptr nupulth II tt hrtd NJ ty,tdete,
ill.,, NAs nari 1t, nnY II l., s All entry aid nj.
n'.Ia. ires aa th't, t'rtntntns III hr di.trn.r
NTH Anh the 'EtpHHa Ut The artnrsntsua ANarueh
10 tnrr, u''at clssJ rttus tnt pttrra;
Al t.etN hsnt nlrt tli'sh anrlh" tha exhibition
titnft,Lus WiH te hid IN itlr t",luWiHr tnprs {:
r. INK and rs;r u Atttpi lime ut lain ing
lae ri el rs!iIp. anl ,ueds " rterar;ng Wusl fui
nnsspt. Al Adufttt N1l1 he tlrl1trsrd.
fltsululiunA we.e nanrsrh hrrfnttng Of tho
rretri la.N nu ifnp 1itst! uuIlf. ktd nsxtHa 4
tu,.In,s,.te until ~ itlff ats tnlfy 's"t, up,
lpttre tue lei+s.I u Tn" IT t.r.orty fts'E viih
taEHdA heartily frrsus ny NJ hn. n!he thlt ytAs
n, txtt,.!I,ut u: Ne:ittn w,ruts ant VII !rts mud
| !, rtR!tg tn,t petAtlua ulth utultu narufsr.us,
tta n +,iet At II arpeltfun.
Five d. rrs'te ur,r nurafrira III reEteernt ltlt
atstIa'l: NJ III animal tnen'lh9 III tht "u"ll"n
| tt4rufsrlr;rt-> assWisliun III the !tnttsw-4t a
| h't+sr, Ma.rh II, In 1reytAsne sth the !nTis 4
trh 1t HIM A:tbtt:tph IL MI wni':k'n"ctt wh9"t
| ,ttstalnh W5s tt'.al*il9 es:rt!.d; ~h} eht f'tt
| ttis Il! u Hat,Nt?r.utsfs' Asahtt'lpa Nsse raj
tlAi. tt.th |" te i''tse,i MI tLe ahet47a I'sa''n
| ELyEtAk,
, 1869-02-17

Orc Wit &c Ea,ns ha. for tu.,a ythss bern prom.
'neE'ly tcfote the pnhlc IN ruht1rc'pn ui'h bhe
Ut III most M.iea atsotse csss+ that vses ",
f' IL st st m pwsf fe III tef aGrr T.
enn ol hiansnn Z. atrnaft. itra, Yraterdhy. ii
thu residence VI hatur 1n,,ra i, 1..iilam.n trat,.
ot shif't.:mu ,.nt.. strwntt nas 4 y"uoR h,tn
w''rsaed II tnany 1nr Iuafilna,- An'i.
n!'u, ~. MI IT nj asr, ,nt mnny tAnn...
irar, md at,s,A,ra. s'nafr,i TT IN ministry.
II Esnt stutl. anil l.tsatnr 4 preacher u tdr
N*shtstst tAHft;t. flr t,lnlr htnttlr ihn htnYh.
".t" tsuntss ~hlrh tWt'H~~tt, sesst!.ng 4" ~.
MRS. tllfrw \ tIoa1 ntts lha rraI u! llIt lifi
"alsls may Ansn hsHsrhp! h.S ds.,,se. 'rhs ssrs
hf Itat hi r'0'hr'ri lsnl Il tnJ! ksc c:s,asy tu
"Nnr i,i,gtf srrk hta nne.l'a II dtsrto.r,
Mr. ilHw hta f.hitt.rh tr,nl thar ttsrAi nhnAe =
tAr tun+tnt ~!H lnks r!Are Hn FHns&l+s. ~ Y
y, NJ. i.r!tni, TT tle fAnsIy art inslt~.. trrntas
, 1869-02-17
CRIME.
h6W FaJk &irlNl|Ha( Hen4fA,

NEW fN1E FFl3EFENeE HtT8FN'
Nav tuhk, Eth. lh-ta }hI AEHtnry nsFj jAt9
,xt+ lt,l4t, ss,.44Li t1,aIaIssi.'hcE HtTs"a, ~
ILL ILt41a4I llutt Nau tuteAu, W4t M itsa slaHa
snd LIT hist Lg Il sts t ut 1T detE4Rt taat
l4s Ia ~ lland l!si T.tulyal n1uuy tIuh MI f'Ao,
N4t ufsrDtA:e,g taist,
h4.uuel Tucker, VIVA tnhsstt thr tahE nf Debit,
tn uels~aFe nuaif. this ataie, year hca, anh
wtu Has *flesicd and escapsd, has nsen tocap'
turrt sId taken IL aho eCtnS Ut 1hc n1DeTT.
William AfCu!chtan ~as tn.d4y snnlencel to
tu,pti.o,t taGnt lur lttt on pss ot guilty at m1z.
dI il tie ttrolh dtErec, Tor tho homicide OF
jaime, blapdley lA.t Ottuhts.
, 1869-02-17
NIT lltf4ANt
RretIal ntrlalcII 10 The uhIrsHn r't!hanr.

LAhsiHH. FEHI 49,
fitG HptHia htlf t'lI;y 4 nj tb1ns sn.sipttt
hs fafl .tatll.h 4hitvHt eh l4is 1,tlt AatlffIhR
+ tIrttly tta',. lat pl!ttlese. ab'l taf sEap. uf
ii! !tp ll4rIn 10 'r Nj Gtsah kafthsft ilasli"a.,
X 4hp tltl Htt m t,alahR ti9'kk' I"t lhn ei#Ia
Ht4tHsl n,h,itil Mxa lhlfAfutn'l AMI FaEeite,l,
n. rt,aIe tsaasns, 4 I'm sNlt.hfltlHg thA th,!d
toHsln. nsrF tha Asunnt'asa ttlsrf. aud = tn'ut
resolution hzEltis t'uHBrnBs Ia Grant }a1 NH 10
lht tteelantHe 1T tEs hau!t UaLA!.
III ahMnise ut he WhoIs tns hsnata hsgerd
10 hnll IBpaxtIg ths tetlns nf N" t,Icntt tjla1
= 1he unt:f fa,h:pls tt"m !f4s' 70 lt*n, sna 4
>is,a Tic, r., the latter at which tnc4sa.ss Ia
some extent fEf conformation Ut certain c!Aasss
Of clerks in niata Offices,
MUudE,
Ths nGuse passed hill 10 f1ee the mining cor
loTatioE4 Ut ths up2cF Fcnnsu!a from spcc. nc
I'M Ae o'fltF kid.
The .ferraon was devoted to the confederation,
In T. rn"tte Of the hole, Of the general rail-
road aid liw A molon II require iWn-th1rds Gi
the electors voting to pledge municipality 10
nd a ralfoai, wa, debated at prtAt leng,h. and
with much acimatton:, II was hnal!v Carried b.
4 vote Of Il to a. Finally the committee roee
without a1i ,htug confederation Of the measure.
, 1869-02-17

FOL alttina accounts EoHenFhink AT

Coz AIetifta Accounts EoHceFhtnk At
fairs In Paraguay.
l1EnnH, Feb. ID. AreuuAla ot ntntrs IN Far
aEuaf arr s1ntYantclutJ, The ntA1fltahA c}alia
Tint ,he war IL naso, sE.t tteit lnEsesEoW yer
rnAneht4y eeury A4run-tun. nt,! Thy the trhs''-
ttan,t who eli 'ttir ap, fozch, b. order u Ltp-z,
lied 10 the interior, are .rtsnitsnr l9 ta.i!
homrs. Il Is ,P7'!'i'els a.ttf,eh th.t
sud gone 10 BoM-la. TN TUE other
i.tnA sternnts fre,n Pasfguaran syn:ees terse: nt
that The army ot f.1rrf, art 'hs htttl.s T. - ~,
e.tltr and il e.ill e4rstle Ut t,asleE lufssatbl;
rtt!slat,e. !hr rstsRas!sre th:e theis hrp.. q.
theit ius. "a tn sleitul tlis stus1ess. whrt !h.f
~ hate l..uktn III. snturg the nth.fnls p3 tee
ei{}tll {{t,rrs;
, 1869-02-17

The weekly uosta:itI report presented BY the
Ssult..y Superintendent yesterday afternoon. q
4 meeting OF tic Do1d OF lisata. sao"s ,su .ns
nucabrr Of deaths In the city for the week ending
Feb. IL TO hsTe teen 95; less than fortte cur
rsep:ndirc week In 1868, aud II more than na519s y
isl week the tnc.easc being mainly con1nea q
disr,ha,s lie rcstlt Of Tho dsssfteeanlc ~tataet'
Tnrre hsJe teen inrec cAses Of smallpo1, oy II"
1rtrrep+s rennrsfd.
, 1869-02-17

There will be . Publte exhibition OF lac nso'
eect rs+pzt Fire Extlreui5hes. prder the dsrec-
linn ~ ,ha Hoard of Uader1rite-s, en- Lake PAtE
rea: Atac1s street, iris afternoon at oGosE. ~
Der; 1rs Interested IL tic projection Of properly
RON nre al Invited to attend.
, 1869-02-17

yotrox, Feb. Is 5-About 7o'clocA shss essn-
trc Two men lnstred the le1e!ry store et NJ.
TctcIhcua, No. s. Court stsee&t, snd asked to
ieok At rene diam ord ,inst. While Tcderhens'
back vas turned theY eLatched tiny containing
f2.N0o wnrth Of jcwelry, and foshed out Of me
stosc aud made lhetE caeape. The 'hieScs ete
Eurnoard tn hxrs ard seA from Ne% YGEk.
, 1869-02-17

ST. L,C,t. Feb. IL two ruca, Fam Cha:ss
Di1fcrc ant Jamc. Q7ick, co::Eed With n asdcs,
Tere tskcr from the I'll g. Ht!'sso.,. Jcae:. y
i:ountY, No al o'clock ycstc:dsy morning. oJ
y ]s,ce crowd Of m:p, and hapsed.
, 1869-02-17

8 ss;!S:; s;:.,:$::S; !sS;::;,s;s: S.I I; fss4: -
S6:s: g.! DIE g III ttfss g :15.
~ r. faesos sns essh, hs
case .t be all.,1ed to carry Fss1ats to thu e1.ta
eatfseies ri g na3sfs1. sts,s; =;
NJ 1 ssys1sa q IL sha.1 ds:ftass.oa =:ss'a -
Rdde7s will r1es.e xtye sas t.te It wh.ca they WI
a.ssat g. 9eSsass a:sy t.
- ecsse9 efssn
pcztisk public 81 s:li:s o. cflt- t:S: N.
Or 1af ii e. 55 - Se T.
Hsas5 nj I'll :,Ted e pess
Ill; :s;Ts sss5 a:; 4iS ss:*1
:ss5 asss:s5ssisS si,ss: 8 III ss;*sfs ss:2 g
,:sns5 n r. ~ ;g s.: sS9s &. ersns .ei Is &
ps1s5n r:opsaisz: shs coc: :sssns;d g ~ -.
satstsd s!ssas = III ssla 1ss sG'a 4l:S :s:
Of ut ad!esnssasiiii 1iii - s:,s o2cas IL
gseFesi::, E:e ;sss,sa s2s:ais,
!.nSese - ,n'o,E ;ao Ias7 81 :: ses,aixsat 81 Us 4:
r7spasa;s Dr.. - dati.S sse ss7:'a 7eos9
'lSfaesl lSsp9 ssnE 81 +, fn %, river ss:sses
n tn TN. g,t At IT I'd. Al4 t!s As.A - p
1,.r,s csn \. mad IS spr Ur1e:o- to :ts II e - =
an.et.M ii: Cn!+f Gsa::s:G ~ Sf:ts ~ - ch,S
oV.ftssGastsr, ula1s s tae r;s es.aa IN:
Setr.*I sna 4 T. Si9 ~ sss:n, j
fr1l Fred AJsIa DeIo'3 VaAIe1 u A'--- "
:. l., Chit sxn, h.altH ,n,-+.+t,1 sso.1a +: tF-
ALL { fser1,;sxi. flr Amy Tr4ns2oEEtNya :! -
Gt..anst Ei5rt:" shose ~ EsM, Z, SiSax Ctr
nj S1dretAfi - tHe Epas1s!sna4, q A.
81 esdes of tha Quass*rnsssies mMeSaIp3UN,
A,a,ssans Qo:rtsruastes or7afA =. O.
, 1869-02-17

TAoT. y. T., Feb. 16 --Jovl s Tuotn?s N was
3ehielcay ecntrucrd hJ Judge nnEceon >. 70
tme:yt year. aEa lhfc: months impsteaun"ns la
Clinton prl:on, ae hard labor, Tor tac maidtF ot
illus. t. Bailey. bill for stay Of execution las
her Gird.
, 1869-02-17

ArarkTA, Mc., Feb 1c.-Ths mo.l eaFafe ss3,t
.turm thst Ia visited tlls yienttJ for yests pre-
y.'ieC tr-+ar. Hn- t:nia. 'rnss r" m of2 -sls
xctIet, md u; {o&cs ase almost a34Paa*a3is'
, 1869-02-17

Arrival Of G.tlatl lltf.a asts=tts civil
EAN4lttF ttlll In tke f,a4thtHtHft,
asw itH. E44sa fth. u 7:at7A"''ilIs t'at'a AR1
st.sttlt!. L!4ha q 1stkt sh'''!.s IT t4f'+t ssi";
me-, f,aE; }fafan4. M ,lGEs FttGI.aly 4fFftea
M.t.. y sirau;uss xlst fsau4ht 4 naalhsf al shrsa
FtfGkass. ..,5;,
AHt1l |.
, 1869-02-17

The time for the reception ofpans for the IOWA
STATE HOUsE, Is extended to September l. 1859:
, 1869-02-17
Gnnl1nissina #crebanta.
propo8alB.


Sealed Proposals win be received hT The ch1eaxa
t;as Light anti Cokc Company m 70 Saturday. 18th
last, TOT all the Tar uanutaetuted By The Canp4aF
far year frern Msy I, 1863 feseftn tbs ra,ht q
feiect sny OF ali bida. Bills parable monthly. md
ssti.lacto!y. .'curttJ rsqnrs!!;;,
, 1869-02-17
THE FAR WEST,

a f1rncra1 Haf1r6Md I1Iit In the Me-
ipfN=MA LtQlh1ntTtfr.
Heseisl Despatch to 'The t'hlcaTo 7rlhunc.
uNAuA, Net, Feb. III.
At tfrtrnn. N1ntqhn. tho mret destructive FIRE
ttatr+rt ornffod In thr citr htuke nit ts nftef
Esur. Five t'nI1dlprs wtte destroyed entirely.
ard f1nmpf t tlcttit'a etntia tjeck partially.
U,h,t hAslaltE. wttr Isn4agnh. t.n.s uukdtwih
hit hr,sy, 1 irhs wltni stas 'Frslht A. 'he
ttnr. ah he ttt ~4s t,ttY sH+r't iftHi dsstttrs
tInu ~ the sttir" hHltti4h On Hhrh hldt VI ihr
hHtttltes ett h. Httrd.
Tly nrhs.r ii l,sttutu hAs tastsd 'hn tlnnar hlI
st4sf ' st T. .r ~ XII ,a4s ' I rt} ~, ,nm s
.,nt.e,ne ihr sa,ns.
, 1869-02-17

- = eI*'aEa q ttHt vote be- taken toner.
=" I'd The Buuec took a recess. the evening
scfs:on to - for tht confederation Of The Iutera
RI reuuc bill
, 1869-02-17

GIBSON, BEkD[EST0N { co.,

NA816Hs
no. 20 EXCuANGE-PLACE. NEW TORE.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOyEESMREr SECURITIES,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE anil GUILD bougnt .nd sold
On 1he most faTcrahle terms.
INTEREST B1lowed on deposits either in Currency
or Cold subject to check a. elght, the sa1c Rs With
the City DanEs.
ADVANCES r1ade On all marketable securities.
CERTIFICATES of DepoAt Issued bearing Interest,"
COLLECTIONS made at all po'a.s OF the UNION
and BRiTlEl pKDT1NCE5.
LOANS negotiated CO FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
rKUDCCE. In store and aaost. We invite passlcula
aentIon to lhls bsaucu business. IN which We
have unusual facilities.
, 1869-02-17

atatu.
FUFBhiH MISUNDERSTANDING
AiAuntu. FHb. II.
f"tiilat hrtnhhaitaitnAs hssn Agall htrii tnstte
N ILLS eIty In fasus uf LIS IFaEt1ufH uf felrtnua
sft'tFhai's hhd. hts'. hi thn ahltint1 nj tAp.tat
thl 1ahlaehi. l'''" psUptt E4t'afpd IN ,t,u nf#pa
1T Va'tsdoltd, }esletlsy. hNt tty!ess"d HgalHsl
military rat hHIlttlntI,
AHbiffYaAt THsNfa Fun ruAA,
pAp44. rss,, N,
Attlsa Ptetatatt0ns AEa RniHH IN lut ttls In
] Wth!ats enlsIAhitnH al ti,l4M Mufu tt.lopa f.t
tHhH. t'afal4L1A will ~ aul With &la relhf,,fes.
men's VIII 1aAlsHcta0us fram lbs Provisional
G1svFLMEAk,
, 1869-02-17
UrtlBsFe, sc.
RUPTURE

T;t.e4 ~lEh ILL., Tfassi sf,A s,sies refhfas 4t.a.
Xpts ~, tsf f-Mttni,tn tatlla:fl As lhs hal!:
.s YARt|' YiiIjj M,1jEs sAE1a E Hds;s aH.!ds;sgdsf ds.f
Pt2cs u. si|E'.Is.iir yhaI.tfs 1hnfa li"H.s: IL
~ 4 ttrf7.tt1atl M..t4t4 t9 NJ Ht'9A l4AistI
, 1869-02-17
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

We have seont T. entJ hTt nins q S1:"'n1 tn -
on s ns .f Ct tes n,sd, uff5stou Missouri 'sr a"
Th|a v.1k es,,ses ron twenty to t,.ly thpasanA
;TS '.,t III a.s Rsr s s aaS 8
- ~ a 1e - KS G Sa
Il. rtsnis sa| 'aSii;;;,s ii;,s
Ustnm"a. io~s. peo. r. ls&s.
~,1,t,.,.,a13s q r 4 ,. d r 3n0.
s;s: s ss; /; j, Z
s. tsSs Il 't M s'' 81
nan Msfea u, lass. 10 Uoiobsf u, i'sv' inclusive.
sat,a ~ Il. .,. -, st,.. .r,s tn,,. tia s.,stt aa,,,
Hts1fEn+S IT, t'; 'sg gnasI Il
ffii ffyiiftt nh1 viii iaeaini '1'''" ~
"titttt II thttuti4. k4h&4s, - Ht1!f tlaf, ft*&
!amsr T., ~. ,tf .baa ,aay h sst ahIssn At III
, 1869-02-17

6FfAt 8r1TAtns
1nE QuIES'a ErIkcn AT 11E orEgISa or TAR.
LAMENT.
LoxDos, Fab. Il.
be fcru al opening OF the new Parliament totk
plhcc thle afitIi bit members Of The II III c
oftormons we're summoned to attend q. the b.f
Of The Chamber Of Peer. TO hear the Ho{a. rpe:.h
1ht Queen HBs not present, bl. Her Maje:tY't
y rcch VIE delivered BY the ROY Commission
nuG Sead 70 the Assembled nouse py tie L rd
hst ccIlor. 1be speech 10 IN substance as iol-
lows:
The Queen assures tho Lords ard com-
mons that The Ytlations OF Great
BEi tain with all forcIvn power. are Mt
present, on MI excellent !oolftg. Thr ho.tji1tfes
which tlfeatencd to break out tn the East have
been prevented by the ronfi renee uf Tic Great
rowcfr at l'afs. The hopo is expressed that the
negotiations r1tb The united States will rfaec on
a f.n and turah1c basis The Friendship which
| ehould aver exist between England and America
! 1he disturbances In the Colony Of New Zealand
atu to hr ieErelted. but tic queen IL
| sure that prudence and moderation on
the part Of tlu government wilt pfvvCul tho
recurrence of sueb uuhsppY cscnts. The e*tt-
n,ntes Will b will he laid hefare Tho Cofnnohs by
ffet MsjrttJ's Mihlrtrfa are framed un The aaaia
n rrot1ntny. chupfe1 with eflr enry In the MI
| a,fnlpHhtfoh If tho trtsicr. The continual snn.
r''rrlon Ut tho udrtn,tun at tllp writ
II habras rnrj'ns In !sr'4nd n r..
| kR[HPH IN HfHrFC"FhF9s tHF EFFFs"4ItH
hffntnrn'thts inr Ireland str II bn rnnsthrrrh ty
Parliament. 11r 'rv,slastbn tnf trtr hnp1 nhjnsi
| lHtht v III innks Intpr ,tr.AnndH hlnsn iht wttnm
NJ hnth tnhtrh. III lhta aHh|ret th~ t{nrrn CON
tiuduA u tHiiuNr!
NJ an tn ntruatlrd ihst cat"'nI rtgafd will hn
fIud 10 ile httfrain involved. NH, To tire "elats
ut ftllpla.i. and ihRi Trough Tue appIfeJl III u
:hr pfnrtpra of Equal Justt" to thu un"atns, b".
lbte thrtn. ThrIistIrnt VIII Rrente thu undivided
eetlhv nf thn trnpls u Ireland on 1t" rlie Ut lug.
f'ty aid law. tl'Ars tt~ ntttotr ii paat rpllttun,
sfh cln ilhh thn ayfnpxltts Ut nt1 attctlUnale
nutplc."
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FOREIGN, ,
The Queens Speech at the
Opening Of the British
Parliament.
Religious Freedom Demanded
by the Spanish People.
Additional Troops to Leave Cadfz
for Cuba,

Great Britain.
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AUCTION SALES.
M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. 1S9 AND lea
Nla =. FOURTH sTREET.
RIAL ESTATE, STOCKS, Ero. TUESDAY. Do. =

I1 q. FOURTH STREET.
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, ETC, TUESDAY. Ds, v
AT the Exchange. -
Orphans Court Hale-Estate OF John wilkinson de
STsaseo-LoI' Marshall street, between Venango aaa
Executors' Peremptoy sale-Estate Of RYAN Fox. d.
ceased-LARtiE and VALUABLE LOT, Ciirsrd ayenSs
HANDSOME MODERN THREEST6RY RRIoK
RESIDENCE, No. 2Ol9 West Delaney place Immediate
BuslNEss STAND Three story Brick Store and pv.u.
MODERN 9]9sToRY BRICK DWELLING. No AZ
sion. PV''e~'
Executors Peremptory Sale Estate of George M,,or A.
9GenseI- G1sI W MihhLLSEOURED REDEEMABLE GRODNn
.M0IERN THkEE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING. Ma.
GENTEEL TfIREEsToRY BRICK DWELLING M.
$40 North Twentieth street "V-
For Account and Risk of Former Purchaser
For other accounts:-
Si6do SSiSm Bald Eagle Valley Railroad LIST moreage
$$sS $$50SVV9 Mestern Pennsylvania Railroad per cent
is0OS western PonnsyIvanS Rl9osS Pr sSnn r.pob ho.s
ffsc foI " Miinntingdon Hun and Broad Top Consolidated.
~ shares American Fire Insurance Co
~ shares Pennsylvania Insurance. Co
ssn snsTss res i1comotiye Head and Oar Gas Light 90
SIog SiVog Inc central Zen Passenger Railway 90.
ITO shares Old Township Line Turnpike 90
80 shares enterprise Insurance Go.
~ shares Cape May and Millvle RailroAd Oo
100 shares Schuylkill NAyigation Co., Common
10 shares Pennsylvania Steel 90.
shares Bank of North America.
l6 shares Southwark National Bank. iAkah
5000 Camden and Atlantic Railroad per cent
Leases of City Wharyes ard Landings, by order j. H.
Dock Dock Street. Wharf on the River Delaware.
Christian I"
Washington"
Brdesburg Wharf "
Catalogues now ready
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SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
BLACK SILKS WITH LUsTRE at SI95, 1'37K l5O,
I62 to So
BLACK LYONS GRO GRAINS
FINE QUALITIES at $40, 1'5O, I'75, to 81
Colored Dress Silks 81 80 to So
Colored Gro Grain Silks, S3 to S4
Corded Changeable Silks, at 1925; cost 225.
Heavy Plaid Silks, at S1'25 cost ?.
Striped French Silks, at 81 80; worth 225.'
Figured Coored Silks at 81; cost 1901
25inoh Fancy French Silks, at $1'75; cost 49,
1000 YARDS DOUBLE CORD.
FRENCH SILK POPLINS, at S15O worth 81.
5000 YARDS CHAMELEON.
SILK POPLINS, AT $3.50; cost 225.
ALL-WOOL PLAID P0PLINS, at %, 7j SIC. worth
&c, 81, 125.
10000 YARDS ENGLISH PoPLINs, at 20, aj, 3lc.,
3719, 80, and &c.
BEST AMERICAN DELAINES at 16c.
choice assortment of fine
LONG AND SQUARE PAISLEY SHAwLS.
LONG AND SQUARE BLANKET SHAwIS.
BROCHE SOARFS.
Novelties in Silk Ties and Scarfs.
LYONS CLOAKING VELvETS.
Fine qualities at very low prices
SILK PLUSHES, ALL COLoRS.
GENUINE JOUVIN KID GLOVES,
Blues Green's Purples Wines, Autumn Leaves Bsmarks,
and all the colors Importation
THE BEST KID GLOVES,
in all the new and desirable coors.
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IOJA. ..s.... ....s... ............
Exhibit Of Expenditure.

el9,962,2l4 s4,O2O, 467 1894 ,747
Mercantile and Naval Tonnage.
here were belonging to the United States
on the 3Oth OF June, 1861
Tons
registered sail vessels. Observation-Disclosures. 1,3l0344
registered steam vessels Observation-Disclosures. 221 ,939
hroled and licensed sail vessels ....... ,9297
hroed and licensed steam vessels. ........ 971,946
Total. .......................... 4,44O 1927
b which add tons remaining of old mea-
surement of registered sail vessels ....... 33,449
4,473,476
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SALE OF 1000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES. BRoGANs.
ETC, ''
On Tuesday Morning,
Dec T. at 10 o'clock, on four months credit i2I5t
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SUPERIOR DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS.

Dec at ii O'clock at the auction rooms cases. COM
prsns an OF very choice and superior Japan
lilies, hyacnths tulips. crocus, drops etc. etc,
worthy the attention OF florists and others from j A E
BarnArt, HARLEM, Holland. I969t
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BUNTING, DURBOROW u CO., AUCTION
lD EERS, Nos. 233 and 234 MARKET Street oornar Al
Bank street. Successors to John b. Myers 4 o. -
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regiments OF infantry. To the appropriation bill
passed March 3, 1869, was attached clause as fol-
lOWs:-"Ihat there shall be no new c0mmissOns no
promotion and no enlistments in any infantry regi-
ment until the total number OF infantry regiments Ia
hero 10 and the secretary OF War Is
as rapidly as the requirements of the public service
and the reduction OF the number Of officers will per-
was changed from three to Ave years, but at
that date all the enlisted men OF infantry
1867. The Secretary of war, General Schoaed,
with whom by law the discretion rested, saw at
once that were nc TO wait for the number OF oncers
to diminish to the standard of twentylGye rogi-
ments by the slow process of death and resignation
oil the enlisted men would be discharged by the ex
pration Of their terms OF service, and we would be
compelled to abandon many OF the forts in the In
dian country. lie therefore very wisely resolved to
ments could nc made to replace the men discharged
10y expiration OF their terms OF enlistment Ills
orders prescribing the mode and manner OF CONSOLE
dation were made on the 10Th of March, and have
been carried into effect az fast as pos
slble considering the scattered condition OF the
troops. The colonies and field officers were chosen
here, and announced in general orders from these
headquarters. The captains and lieutenants were
selected by the commanding general of the depart
ments in which the new regiments were to serve
AS general rule, all other things being equal, the
senior of each grade was retained provided he was
deemed qualified and was actually present for duty
The recruiting service was resumed on the 2Sth OF
April and has supplied about thousand recruits
month barely enough to replace discharges In the
more exposed garrlsons Of the Indian country.
The consolidation has thus been effected at as
just as the case admitted.
by this consolidation were rendered super
numerary (OtlcerS) 622
Assigned to fill vacancies. s..................... II
Transferred to f vacancies i'm cavalry. .....
transferred to fill vacancies in artiery....... 10
resigned, IL
Dleu' ...................
Dlsihlsseu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Gasmered'' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
l(euTeu' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 1i8
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B.-Handkerchlefs In Fancy Boxes Point Lace
Collars, Scarfs, Gloves Roman Sashes, Fancy Ties,
| etc. ETC. lO 10 smW
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LARGE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH GERMAM
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
On Thursday Morning.
Dec. Q, at 10 O'Clock, four months credit I33N
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Sale Nos 625 and SGT North Second street
STOCK OF ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.

On "Wednesday morning,
Dec 8, at 10 o'clock at Nos 635 and North Second
street. by catalogue stock of superior cabinet furniture
manufactured for sales comprising ;-Elegant
walnut paror suits and crimson plush and hair-
cloth coverngs elegant centre and bouquet tables
rous fine marbles book etageres superior dining
room furnturei extension dining tables sdeboard Gle
CANT walnut chamber furniture, finished in oil and
nish waIdrobes cottage furniture; caneseat chairs
lounges hat racks ETC. ETC., comprising general assort
ment of first. class furniture.
Now arranged for examination with catalogues i26G