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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-05-26


WE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
w friends and patrons of Joseph We'll.
that we have purchased his entire inter
est and contents of his store ON Front
street, and will carry on the same under
the above style.
Joseph We'll is thankful for the liberal
patronage bestowed on his house and hopes
ms successors will share equally WE'LL
=. d 5. Well have assumed all the Iiabili.
ties OF the late firm and all payment of ac-
counts and notes must be made to them.
We will continue to keep in our store
everything in our line. Our stock con
sists Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
HARDWARE, TINW4RE
CROCKERYWARE, BOOTS
SHOES, HATS ETC, /
All of which we will dispose of at very
small profits.
II We will pay the highest market
price for cotton, or make liberal advances
Jan. 10, Is69-tf.
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HENRY ST. JOHN, Local Agt., Alexand-
ria, La.
WIN. i. MADDOX, Solicitor for Rapides,
Avoyelles, Sabine and Natchitocles.
Feb.17th-1y.
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CONCENTRATED LYE. Washing So
n D. da, Blneing, scrubbing Brushes,
Backing and Brushes.
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e Physicians Prescriptions aciu re-
ce're at all times prompt and careful
attention. I use the best of Medicines in
Dispensing, and hare Imported from
Europe many articles expressly for that
purpose. HENRY ST. JOHN.
pATENT MEDICINES. Nearly every
4 Article of the kind kept on hand con.
stantly.
DEN KNIVES, Scissors, Lancets. scori-
4 ficators, Medical Scales. Medical Sad
die Bags ',''A
pAINTs, vARNIsHEs, Oils and
CHEWING TOBACCO, Smoking Tobac-
~ co, Pipes, &c. The celebrated Lon.
isiana PERIQUE SMOKING TOBACCO
Kept for sale. warranted genuine, is cut on
the Premises.
VIoLINs and BOWS. Screws and Ital-
ian Strings.
CONCENTRATED LYEs WASHING 81.
y ~ da, Blueing, Scrubbing Brushes. |
and Brushes
TOAL OIL. Lamn Wicks
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lemon w.
\ nllla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine An.
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Issues Policies on all tie Improved Plans
All Policies Non-forfeitable.
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CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE c0MpANl

J. T. IRRELEVANT, JR. s. BRO.
Agts. for Arkansas, Louisiana and Eastern
Texas.
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GoAL OIL. Lamp Wicks.
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" u. I'IUdUN, AItOTneV,
All KINDS OLLIE RISKS T5FrN
ordinary Life and Annual Endowment.
Ten Annual Endowment and Five ANIMAL
Endowment; Single Payment; Partic;nal
ting and Non-Participating, issued by tb.s
Company as low rs any other Compauy-s
AH Payments Non-fortei,able.
III. A. BIOSSAT, ,AsrST.
Alexandra, La.
Or. J S. FISH, Medical Examiner.
OctoberI4-6m.
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VIOLINs and BOWS. Screws and Ital-
ian Strings.
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ENlINE BERMUDA ARROWRoOT
IN Paper and Tin Cans. Spices Nut
"iessss' MICE Gs*"er Pepper, &c.
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De l,a,ralRYh.

Philosophers and physicians both tell us that
it is good thing 10 laugh, and certainly one of
the most eficacious methods OF attaining thst
''ccnsummation devoutly to be wished" is by
listening to the funny things Mr. DeCordoVa
annually says TO well-behaved New Workers at
Steinway Hall. De Cotdova ls something more
than mere humoris,; there is in his writing
genuine wit, and not unirequently the talent of
the satirist. To see him last evening giving his
audience instructions In the practice OF tue
1recisn Bends" to listen 10 the recital OF his mis-
haps on the Albany steamer; 10 hear htm recount
the ludicrous concentration of circumstances
which dove him from saratoga, are Que aud
all genuil e treats: and, as such were evidently
| regarded by the audience last evening. And an
| immense audience it was, too: full of good
| humor, determined to be pleased, and decidedly
! rot disappointed. The fruitful subject OF Mr..
| De Cordoyas remarks was The Spratts at Sara
| togan and, interviewer with an intensely funny
Story, were morsels Of wit and wisdom, OF satire
| upon the tollies and foibles OF waterng-place
| life, and Il gentle castigation OF them in every
| way entertaining. The next OF the series oil
| lectures will be delivered next Monday, when
| Mrs. Grundv, that most terrible Of modern
| Gorgons, will furnish MIR. DE CordoVa vita q
| subject for the display OF his talents. In toe
| meantime, The Spratts at Saratoga will bs
delivered at the Brooklyn Atheneum tomorrow
evening, and our good friends across the watel
afforded an opportunity to listen to that delight
fol ,peaags of fun, wit, aud uisdonl.-N. Z
| RSyOtd,
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

FEBRUARY 10 the Cattle market was rather
dull this week, but prices were higher About
1900 head sold at l0l5@llc. for extra Peansyl
vaniR and Western steers; l2c. for few cnoies;
9@1l0c. for fair to good; and 64sSc per 10. gross
Tor common, az 10 quality. The following are
the particulars OF the sales:-
Head.
"a owen Smith. Western, S@l2, or.
s. a. Chrlsty 4 Bro. Western, SlG9lO, gr.
90 DeDgler d McCleese, Chester co.., 100 =, gr,
lON p. McFillen, Lancaster CO., SC995<, gr.
SO, r. Hathaway, Lancaster co., II $685. gr.
20, Jas s. Kirk, Chester CO.. I@9A gr.
80, p. McFillen, Chester co., S19g934, ,gr'
So James McFillen, Western. S9912, gr.
ll5 Ullman d Bach man. Western, Coll. or.
$50. Martin Fuller Co., Western, Sg919 gr.
l4O Mooney IL Smith, Western, 7@919. or.
as Thos. Moony e. Bro Western, 6@Sl2 81.
65, ID. Chain, Western Penn, 2@S. gr.
20, John Smith, Western, SOLO,, gr.
55, l. Frank, Western, 74@9N. gr. >e,o,>
~. Frank q schomberg, Western, 71e@J'4 gr.
IL, NJ, Dryfoos Il Co., Western, 71a@Sl4' gr.
10, b. Baldwin,, Chester CO., sos; gr.
Is, j. Clemson, Chester co., SOLO, gr.
40, Chandler q Alexander, Chester Coz 99l2, gf
90. Wallace 4 Miller. Chester 90, 71S0Ols gr
10, y. Horn, Dela ware co., 6t97, gr.
80, John McArdle, Western, 8@9la, sr.
l9. 2; Walker, Virginia, 519@16ls. gr,
o. Eikon d Co., Virginia, 607, Rr.
~, j. Seldonridge, Lancaster co., S@0l2 gr.
COWS were unchanged. 200 head sold az ti09
90 ior sPringsrs. and s5O0S0 per head Tor COW
Sheep were in fair demand at full prices
dition.
Hogs were In demand at an advance OF 81 pei
100 lbs. 5000 head sold 1T sls@ls 90 per 100 lbs
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wnu appOlntcd fOroman Oft aranS jury. rAS

was appointed foreman Of the Grams Jury. TAs
list for the term is quite small.
The only case tried this morning weE that ol
the Unitod States VS.. three and half kRrrela
OF whisky, claimed by Clement Grow This
was an Information for forfeiture, and IL was
shown that the liquor was seized at the rail-
road depot in Harrisburg aud had upon II
neither tho distiller's nor rectiner's brand. No
testimony was offered on behalf OF the claim.
ant and the jury rendered verdict for the
United States
NIsI PRIUs-Judge Read. Cecilia G. Reeder
and Edward II. Reeder, her husband, TO the
use OF the said Ceeilis, VS.. Rachael Reeder. An
sction Of replevin so recover possession OF GER
tain household furniture, alleged to have been
wKongfully levied upOn. On trial Terry and
Seldom for PLAINTIFFS; Bennett and Well for
defendant.
DISTRICT COURT. No Judge Here,--Willam
Carter vs. Edward Mclaughlin and Sarah N.
Mclaughlin, in right Of said Sarah An action
of partition OF property situate at Fifth aud
Yoe streets. On trial.
DISTRICT COURT, No. G-Judge Streud.--Johu
BTannRn VS.. Dennis Dewirer. An action of
ejeotmen&. No defense. Verdict for plaintiff
William Barnet Le Van vs. John Cienden-
ming. An action on book account. Verdict
for plaintiff, e288.
John Wbseier vs. James ksvitt. Az action
to recover on a promissorv note for money
loaned. The defense alleged payment. Ohtrlal.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT IN BANG - Chief Justice
Thompson and Judges Read, Agnew SharE-
wood, and WtlliRms.-The following judg gments
were delivered this morning.
BY Sherswood. il
Wilson ct at VS.. Wilson. Certificate from
Nisi Prius. Judgment reversed, ana centre
J0ctdS de noco awarded.
GIaham's Appeal from the Registers Court
OF khiladelphia. Decree affirmed at the cost OF
the appellant.
lngersoll's Appeal, Dale's Appeal, Huley's
Appeal from the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Philadelphia Exceptions to the special re-
port of the master dismissed, and the case re-
committed TO him 10 make distribution accor.
dingly.
Error TO the Common Pleas of Delaware county
Judgment reversed and UeRire Joctas de aOvo
Bv Read, J.-Jacob Karksr'E appeal from the
Orphans' Court of Philadelphia Decree az
drnled at costs OF appellant
COURT OF OYER AND TER&INER - Judges
IudloW and BreWster.-A special session of tue
over and Terminer was begun this morning,
and panel of one hundred aud nfty Jurors was
In attendance There were Two prisoners In
the dock. Joseph Donahue, charged with the
murder OF James Dempsey, ana Samuel Holt
charged with the murder of Edward Burns. II
| was proposed frst to call up Donahues case. onl
| in case that went OFF, then IL was INTENDED u
try HolCs.
| The Dempsey Homicide
| After considerable delay the case OF JoSepi
| M ponohue was commenced, ana ehe calIlni
\ OF a Jury proceeded with, whicn nau not Dsei
| concluded when our report closed r. \
| UNITED STATES DISTRICT OURr-JuogeO Oho
Walader.-The February term OF tne OouIe VIZ W.
opened this morning. grand jury anu psti
| Jury were IN attendance. John g. benner' ESQ
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THIRD EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Railroad Subsidies to be Withheld
on CORditiOns-Incressing the
Pay Of the Army-Re-
ports Of Committees,
yROM WASHING TON.
SpectoI Despatsh 10 The EUenins Telegraph
WAsHrNeroN, Feb. rs.
Hnr an walsh IN Rand

wAsHmeToN, Feb. rs.
Tax ON wAisky i'm Bond.
The Ways and Means Committee are again
considering the question of extending the time
for the payment of the tax on whisky In bond
The committee are divided on the question, and
it viii probubly be left TO the Houss to decide,
and 1t is thought they wilH favor the extension.
RAy of the Army.
The Senate Military Com rsittee considered the
subject of increasing the pay of the army, and
referred the mstter TO the Wsr Department to
report what action in their judgment, should
be taken.
Withholding RaiIrOaa Subsidies.
The subject Of Withholding the bonds from
all the railroads to which the Government is
giving aid until they have complied with the
law by making: frst-cIsss roads, was considered
by the Committee on Appropriations to-day,
and 1t Is understood that they will report in
favor of legislation that will protect the low
eminent against losses, and compel the compa-
mes TO make, ss the law requires, first class
roads.
The South American Missions.
The South American Missions are still in COM
mitlee of conference. The House managers
insist upon the bill as originally passed, aud the
Senate managers are insisting upon their
amendment striking out Buffers proposition.
United States Supreme Court.
Despatch TO the Associated Press
In the United States Supreme Court to day
Chief Justice Chase deli livered an opinion de.
ciding that gold contracts must be satisfied
wit coin, where the kind of currency Is not
mentioned. Justices Davis and Swayne z ave
qualified assent, but Justice Miller dissented
In great measure. from the opinion.
The Court has ordered certified copy OF the
proceedings In the case of Peter Phillips to be
produced, as preliminary TO an argument on
the application to issue q writ of prohi bition
ageinst Judge Underwood.
The application for q writ OF habeRs corpus in
the case of Spangler and Arnold, the Dry Tor
tugas prisoners, Is to be argued.
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From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Is. The occurrence ON
Saturday evening of slight fire in the dra wing
room of Barnum's Hotel, in connection with the
fact of a fire having srokeu out in the same
place short time previous, has raised suspic ops
that the fires were the work of an iucendIsry
and reward has been offered for the detection
of the guilty party.
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Rising of the SchuyIkilI.
ctdL DespdLch TO The Rjent,t0 IeLeOroDh

NoRRIsTowN. Pa, Feb. l5.-Ths heavy rains
of last night have caused sudden rise in the
schuYl Kill at this place. At noon the water was
nine feet above low water mark, and is still
rising rapidly. The Wyoming MILLS were COM
PEELED to cease operations this morning. Unles,
the freshet abates soon, much damage to pco-
perty is feared in this vicinity.
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CubR.

The following petition has been sent TO the
President OF the United States by many Cubsrs;
HAVANA, Feb. Ito the Hon. A. Johnson
sir,-Iu the name of God and for the sake OF
liberty, and as President of the greatest nation
on earth, send your powerful aid TO the cause OF
the Independence Of Cuba, and may God bless
you is The prayer Of your friend, friend to
YOUR country and friend to all your eoun 'ry.
nan CuBA.
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ORGAN Factory Burn eel.

NEWARK, Feb. 15.-Plonoel, Peltou & Co.'s
meodeon and cabinet organ factory. at Bloom
field, was burned on Saturday. Loss about
$50, ,OO0; insured for 500 500 in Eastern COM
panies.. Some eighty me ;hauics are thrown out
OF enlplOYment BY the disasEer.
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United States Seaate,


C0atiystsed from Fourth Edition. .s
Mr.. Morton offered a joint resolution reauir-
Ing parties desiring to be relieved of political
disabilities TO make application, to Ooagress in
writing over their own signatures. ssstins
forth the ground on which relief Is asked.
Mr.. Welsh introduced q bill toprovide fot the
removal of the Spanish archives at st. Angus.
tine. Florida. 10 tse United States Land ONCE
On motion of MIR. sawyer, the Senate TOOK up
the bill o authorize the po yment OF officers ap-
pointed in the Southern Statos by the Score.
tsry OF me treasury. and VINO could not take
Mr. Sawyer sdvocstsd the bill, saying that
men had been employed and had in good faith
performed the services imposed. upon them by
the Government. and therefore ought to bo
raid.
Mr Conness said that If IL could be shown
that there were good and loyal men among
them, he would vote to pay thoae individuals;
but he would oppose a1y proposition to pay
those officers Unfortunately. because they
had been appointed by the Secretary of the
but In denau1a of the law of Congts3s.
Mr.. Sawyer stated that the officers had been
tie country that there was any breach be-
tween the administration acd Congress, and
All OF them before Tore the assembling OF Congress
Mr.. Conness said that during those months &c
was already well known here that the plan was
laid for the creation of a new political party TO
be composed In the main OF the Rebel element
Humphreys of Mississippi were then supsrin-
tending lis organization.
the South who ought not to have had Influence
with the administration did about that time
obtain such influence, but he did not regard
that as a reason why discri ninatlou should ba
mRde against this particular class of officers
while there We're oLhers, no more worthy or
loyal men, who were drawing pay from the
Government because the nature OF their Offices
happened not TO re iuire that they should take
the test oath. .-
House of Representatives.
con; nued from F3ur.t. Edition. -..r
Mr.. Boutwell, moved TO suspend the rules,. 30
as to take from the Speakers table the Senate
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HOUSE EN9ERED.-We have lately been
called upon to record the entering of various
dwellings in sundry parts of the city. In some
of these cases the perpetrators have been
caught but in far too many instances the
dwelling was entered on Saturday evening,
however, in which all parties concerned We're
fairly caught on the premises. Rev. q. A. Peltz,
pastor OF the Tabernacle Baptist Church, resid-
ing at No. 2l7 n. Twentieth street. having been
invited out to take supper with q friend re.
turned home at half past O'Clock. and found
his house full of uninvited guests from top TO
bottom. II appeared that Saturday being the
occasion OF the birthday of his consort q mum.
ber of friends had agreed TO proceed to his resi-
dence, burdened with gifts of consratulation.
he found not only every room full of smiling
friends, but the dining room table was occu-
pied by presents of silver, glass, and csina ware,
household and other linen, and the Kitchen en-.
numbered with barrels OF flour, ans, eggs, eIc.
This was truly an agreeable way OF nndlng
dwelling entered.
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Ia,e,t Markets bv TeIerrnup.

NEW YORK Feb. Is Cotton lever; so bales aold at
aqIsc Flour deciining, sales OF soGe bols. Wheat
heavy and lower; quotations pomina. Corn dull and
JeciiS ed lc Sales Of 20 600 busoes mixed Western
NJ gl6e2lsc Oats lower; sales OF $1,000 bushels at
-5677I5c. Beef quiet, Pork dul new mess, $500.
IsId heavy; steam, l9s<@lSTc. Whisky quiet.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Nicaraguan treaty. Congress
siOnal Appropriation Bills
European Advicess
FROM WASHING TON.
Speet1s E1espotoh 10 71s EVentp0 Telegraph
SubsidtssVng Railroads, 4.

6ubstdtsang Railroads. ~
WAsBIEGTON Feb l5.-The House by q large
vote passed the resolution allo wing the Northers
Pacific Railroad to is,ue bonds for the con-
structon OF the road, the bonds 10 be mortgage
on the road. The company have ssked this
action that they might SO on with the road, as
they were satisfied that subsidies could not bes
obtained at the present Congress.
I.egaI-Tenders.
~ was given out that the legal.tender decision
vsa to be announced to-day. but on Inquiry 1t
is ascertained that the judges have not yet
agreed upon the decision.
1t is understood that a great diversity Of
opinion exists relattSg to the constitutionstity
Of the act.
Tire DSrion CanaI.
Stewards treaty, negotiated by Caleb CUshiag,
for the ship canal across the isthnrus of Dari,,u,
has not been sent to the Senate to-day 1t is'
understood that it will meet with cousiderab ~
opposition, and VIII PROBABLY not get throug ~
at this session.
Gold NGOStracts.
The Supreme Court nasae an Important deoi
sion to-day relative to gold contracts. Che.
Court maintains that coin contracts made prior
tothe war must be paid in coin. and also that
similar contracts made now must be paid in
coin, on the ground that the law making
coin legal tender has never been repealed
The House
has set apart all evening sessions after Wednes-
day for the consideration of the appropriation.
bile. This is considered abeoluteiy necessary
in order 70 get the bills through.
Deqpatch 10 Shs AssociGted Frese .4Ie
| Information from Admiral HOE
Admiral Hof, commanding the North Atlantic
squadron. reports from Havana, on Feb 8, the
employment OF the vessels OF his command ~
foliOws:- Contoocook, flagship, in excellent
condition at Havana, waiting the termination
OF the present excitement to- make a cruise
around the island of Cuba Gettysburg at Nuo.
vtas, having touched at Matapz&e, en- r0eas; and
reported every thing quiet there Penooscot ar
rived ut Havana on Feb. from q cruise upou
the Spanish Main: Yantic cruising in the Hay
t on waters: Nipsc at Aspinwail, having re-
leved the Yantic at the lsthnlus.
The Ntcaraguau Treaty.
The President has sent to the Senate the treaty
| recently negotiated by Caleb Cushing for An
] intetoceanc canal in Central America,
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Cleveland and Tol, 1857
Tol. q Wabash r." 66
Mil. 81 st. p. conn.,. 66I4
MI. IL 81, p. pref. 79lz
Adam Express Co 66l Z
Wells, Fargo Exp. 2SAz
United States EXP. 6lL
Tennessee Is. new. t6l4
Gold ......".............. lo6 Y,
Market steady.
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LETTERING THE PUBLIC LAMPs.-Au ap-
propriation has been made for the purpose OF
placing the names on the street lamps. THIS
has long been required, and. when done, should
be In such q manner as TO afford q perfect street
guide, so that "he that runs may read" We
have been shown by Mr.. William ). Irwin, OF
No 406 Library street, a plan simple anu per-
feet, easily discernible at q distance. the
name 10 painted on wire gRuZe, covered with g
composition, giving 10 the appearance OF grou I'D
glass, in q neat frame, cheap and tndestruch-
Die They will be placed In the lamps in front
of the State House, and on the corners OF Flfth
and Sixth and Chestnut streets, and our cttl2ens
will have an opportunity OF contrasting this
plan with the MARYLAND patent iron letters
A PLEASANT OccAsfoN.-Er. John Capstick,
late of the HAmerican Yarn Printing Conf
pany OF this city, had an elegant entertain
ment given him on Friday evening by his mer-
eantile friends. prior to his departure for Law.
renee, Mass, which Is TO be the field OF mis-
future Iabors. A tine banquet was partaksn OF
at the Wetherill House. Mr.. Daniel Mcintyre
presiding, and Mr.. John Archbold ofnciattng aa
croupier. Speeches were made sppertatnlng To
the commercial growth and progress OF Phila-
delphia, and the manufacturing interests oi
Pennsylvania discussed as in comparison with
| the Eastern States. The occasion was very
pleasant one, and greatly enjoy ed by all.
CAPTAIN CoNNER, one OF our City Commis
| sioners, who lost his leg IN :the service of hu
| country during the Rebellion, had another
operation performed on IL yesterday morni ns
by Drs. Agnew and Baldwin, who succeeded In
extracting another piece of bone. We are glaC
| TO hear that the patient ts getting along very
| well.
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New York house the f.
Il Y. and Erie r.. 3dt4
phil. and Rea. Il. ... 9SX
Mich, Sand N. l. II. 9,1s
Gle. and Pitt. R...... DIS
chi. and N. w. com. 835<
Ohic and N. w. prf. 9lM
chi. and II. /. R..:...l3O4z
Pis. r. w. and Chi. lisa
pa NJ. steam. Co...llf4
Western Uniof T.. S7l4
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PHILADELPHIA Stock EXOHANGR SALES, FEB. I5
RanoIted BY De Haven d Bro. No. 40 8. Third sGreet
BETWEEN BOARDS
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SnbmissI0n of Crefau Chicfs,

LONpON, Feb 15.-The fCllo wing official news
has Just been received here All the insurgent
chiefs of Crete nave submitted TO the. Turkish
authority, and the island is now tranquil.
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AppOiDtment of COnsuls.

PARIS. Feb. l5.- M De Gazette, the present
French Consul at San francisco, has been ap =
pointed TO succeed Byenler de Montmorand,
Consul at ShaDghae, The latter gentleman has
been appointed Consul.General a. New York.
INote-A recent telegram from San FrsEciscO
announces the death Oy smallpox OF NJ, de
CaZOttpl.
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House of Representatives.
FOREIGN.
By Atlantic Cubls.

By Atlantic Cuble-
GLASGOW, Feb. l5.-Arriyed, sseamehIp, Bri-,
tannia, from New York. rs.r
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 15.-Arrlved steamship
Minnesota from New York.
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A FALSE ALARM.-A policeman gave an
alarm OF fire about 8 O'clock this morning
Without there being any occasion for IL. An
by some smoke issuing from the store of n.
Duhrtng Il Co., at Fourth and Commerce
htreets.