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THE COURTS,
THE CAMPBELLLoNG MURDER CASE,

THE CAMPBELIrIUNU MUKUEIt OhoF.
This case was resumed yesterday IN the Court
OF over and Termner before Judge Cardozo pursuant
to adjournment. William j. Mather one OF tue luLyen
being too nm 10 sit three other persons called from
whom 10 select substitute Two OF these were adudged
unqualified having formed opinions IN reference 70 te
Attorney Garyn. question then arose as 10
adOurning the trial. as tho three persons caeu eA
haIlsted the number present who had been called
from whom select jury. Robert d. Holmes associate
counsel for the defense asked that the be allowed TO
stand over tl weather. and that the DstricAttor
ney admit the pde evidence IN his possession that
the case was not murder In the first degree, and
consent that the defendant be admitted To ball District
Attorney Garvn SAID ho was by no means prepared 10
admit that the evidence would not show case OF muir
der IN the first degree and he could not therefore, con-
sent to the defendant being baiicd 1t was hnay ar
ranged adjourn the to 1880 a. m on Monday ana
TO then endeavor obtain another 1uryman from those
summoned attend providing the juryman Mather con-
tlnned too III 10 sit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-THE GRAND LODGE IN
SESSION

The Grand Lodge Of the State of New York,
OF the new Order known the Knights Of Pythas, as
sembled yesterday morning in the Masonic Lodge room
over Waacks Theater About 100 delegates, represent
ing the 10 Lodges in the State were present Grand
Chancellor A. G. Levy presided and b. T. psr's acted
as Grand Recording Scribe. The report OF the Grand
chancellor gave an account OF the CROWN ana
progress OF the Order during the past WE'VE
months The report adopted This new order taxes
its name from Pythias the friend OF Damon; and tn9
members claim In their conduct and feelAk t0War9
each other to be actuaed by the spirit OF unsels an
devoted friendship portrayed in the beauln STORY o
Damon and Pythas The Knights had their origin III inc
District OF Columbia in 1854 The increase ana s,u u
this order has been very rapid and extensive In IeS
yana alone there are more than 100 lodges Inc hIst
I'm this State was organized about Is months ago. anu
calleds RathbOne Lodge, in honor OF the gehtie-
man who founded it. There 10 Lod ges In the
state and the membership ia rapidly increasing AIter
the adoption OF the Grand CAanceors report the Com,
mittee appOnted the meeting OF the previous Grah'
Lodge 10 revise the Constitution and bylaws reporeu
On notion the report was taken up by section ana as
cussed The sessions OF tho Grand Lodge Will probably
continue until Saturday The adoption OF the various
sections OF the new Constitution, modified as many Oh
them will be- promises, Of ITSELF to be slow WORK. Inc
Grand Lodge adjourned att p M yesterday 10 meet a'
u. IN
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Locke Kingston JAM n Smith Tootsr. Ctseoni Frantin
Bell Brewster BeasOTti WeHorab Mitchell. Baitmorei GodS
Waterbury, STANFORD
Ship Admiral. HaesloSp Bremen 70 days. mdse and pass
Ship Cynoure, Evans Liverpool i3 days. mdse aud pass
Bark Narrag InseIt llamlin, HAyre e2 DAYS mdse.
Frances Upton Sagua days, and m0aSeS
Brig b. Nash Lancep, Cardenas days sugar
Brig Emma Dean, Atkinson. Curaco IL days mdse
Brig John Armstrong, LANCE YahsccO p r.. Is days
Brig Alexander Mken Duree sagua days sugar aud noaieS
Schr Ella NJ Pencil Mitchell, Humscoa 10 days
Sbr NJ Wentworth Robbins Port Morane 10 days OyNood
schr Arthur Jorden Braos Texas "a hides and wool
Shr Mary r. Gsgdy Georgetown d. c. days, coal
schr MARY Ellen Thurber, Harbor Island days, fruit.
Schr. Quickstep Smith Jacksonville 7 days. lumber.
sCHooNERs-kIVSR AND oOAsTWisE
Ida Birdsall Alexandria James Jones GeorgetoNn, an.
Palestine Georgetown D. C. Matilda Brooks, Jacksonville
A. s. Fitch. Virginia. Two Mars, Nlrglsis.
G. s. Scull. Virginia. james II. Hoyt. Georgetown
Dehie Hastings, Virginia b w. duncan virginia
David Curne, Georgetovn.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FRANCIsCo July 2Ceated Ship QueeDsbuy for Cork Win
1890 sacks Of wheat Sailed. Wilmington for Liverpool
Bosros July 22Arryed barks Brilliant FROM Yokohama Re;un
from Charleston
FOREIGN PORTS.
July 6-Le port brig Alpha for New York oadng
for NewYor ready Alton for Nework In few days. sehr
Pilots Bride for NewYork loading -
JAM July LLe In port bark Harriet Stevens
for EewYoTk 10 sail July 20.
SPOKEN.
Shin Colorado from Calcutta for HewYOE JuOe lat 49, south
long IA, east
DISASTERS.
The brig C. Brooks from Charleston which arrived at Boston res
tv unknown dismased ship oa Nantucket On
Wssdsv 2lst The last letters Of her were ~ u A.
steamer has gone In search OF her,
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TILE ERuIr.GRowERs, CLUE.

The Ncw-York Fruit-Growers' Club con-
yened yesterday II o'clock at their hall, No 81 Park
place. Mr. A. NJ Powell in the chair After the usual pre-
limnnry business Mr.. Powell read paper prepared by
request touching the subject OF general trult culture
after which there was animated discussion by several
members OF the Club. Mr. L. Williams OF Montclalr, n;
j. brought bountful supply OF ripe Kttatinny ana
other backborres several varieties OF choice raspDer
RES and some large ripe g0Ossberres all OF which were
distributed tested compared, and discussed. Near the
close, the Hon. VIM Parry OF ClnnamhsOn NJ -, Was ,'
yted 10 appear at the next meeting read paper on fruit
and chow any samples that lie may desire 10 bring WIN
him The Club then adjourned until Ihursday inc Nh'
at niclnck
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TIE ESTATE OF THE non. HENRY J. RAYMOND.

The Hon. Henry j. Raymond died worth
about $4,000; little $4,000 was In real estate
the balance being Ia personal property ON petition OF
ms widow Julete Surrogate Tucker has granted letters
Of administration upon the personal estate lett Inc
,ion rccltes that the petitioner resides at No IA West
N.nthst I'm the City OF Sow.Yorki that tho deceased
left no viii that the value Of deceaseds personal pro
crty does not exceed 10000 that deceased lett sur.
y,yiyg MIN tho following children: Henry W. Raymond
,of mi nl1l Mary L. Raymond Lucy NJ. Raymond, and
Aimee j. A. Raymond, minors. Inc petition cOncluues
s5paI property DO granted the widow, Jointly with
Edwin ID. Morgan. The suretes on the Dohu gwen Py
he Admlulstfatrlx and Administrators are George d.
Morean and John T. Terry both Of lryngton, Wesches
trr Cuuuty. each Of whom Hwcafs that no - worm
eco ooo over and Above his debts and Liabilities.
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THE ALLEN LUNACY CASE.

Tn the case now pending in the Supreme
Court Chambers before Judge Cardozo In which certain
Of the relations OF Mrs Caroline Allen seek to nave her
kent I'm unac asylum, the ground that she Is OF UNI
sound mind, Judge CardOzO has given decision, In
which says he has concluded, upon careful eKamlna
ton to order reference ascertain the mental cond
ton OF Mrs Allen and he appoints Nathaniel JARVIS Jr
referee report the evidence taken with ms ophloh
thereon In the meanwhile order Is directed TO be en-
tered staying all proceedings in the lunacy matter e1
cent 10 prosecute the reference and upon the coming IN
OF The report he will hear counsel further upon two days
notice by either SIDE 20 the other Judge Cardozo says
In conclusion that the reference Will cause little delay
aud that II the lady be right In her assertions mon
strous wrong Will be prevented.
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AMERICANA AT PARIS.

July 7. lsG9-New-York Mr. J, W. ParKer' III
NJ Idd, Mr. O. Barrett Mr. and Mira C. W. Darling Mrs VI.
Mat M.. H. p Williams MI H. Brooke, Miss kes Ms;
I6iu,op Mr. J. C. Braugam and wife Mira j. L. mart mr. ~ hny'
Johpson M A. B.sn. Nj A. Gray Mr. j. A. ARa'9n' mi ".
IT, Mr., and Mis-, Jaw Osgsod, Mr. aud Mira H. H.
m Mr. and Mra G. Mr. L. H. MchadsoI, M james
NJ Losber SAITH Mr. A. Adams MI w IT, Bsldep " hr w n
sb Bo.ton: Misses Bsebe h H. A. Miles MT o. T. r0Wers "
BoGrImAn Dr. L. IIoNsn and Ms Hodsn Ps'tJ L P
n Curp And family T. O. Cofey and family CneulAu' mt
I'D Mr.. m o. Hsmhn. Mr. BednaSsl hr T. H. nes.nsI ~
S. .iSe and daughtes Michigan; Chandler hAn franeeo
Mr. j H. kaymond M J. r. swim and family Mrs ~ L. H s
80 Renble; Mr T. p Smith United States Consul Cheako' MI
a I-Au L.AuIlH
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HOTEL sERvANrs-RIGHT OF EMPLOYERS.

On Saturday night last about II o'clock, O
party Of some fifty laborers employed the Short Cut
railroad visited the Orange Hotel OF Turner's, on the
Erie Railway and demanded that the walters employed
an tho house. who are mostly negroes, should be dis
charged and their places hed with white servants The
nTonrietors OF the hotel gracOusy allowed weeks
lime In which 70 make the demanded change, and tho
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vpws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

csAn, ana pursers arriving at this Por, arc
addressed the HeWYork Associated Press only 20
,ea, ,Ihbubs written authority Of j. w ssonton nsSs
Ut New, packages journal Of Commerce. Imss
Wrid s, Express Evening Po Commercial dirtfIIs o.us
l,iHo and Yorker Denorat should also be Sene'0a ~
~.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED. all p0.,oD,
.,,hlps-Tshta Murphy Liverpool Ashland Crons psoa
,saI Palmer. Havana and Es"orleanii L0p sn Jobpsoa
icisonullsi Saratoga, Alexander, Norfolk Val '"s'
R.,I 0IIsis, Bliei, BGrbAdoea 60. p,,ton, IT. Troy
DoHnng vge, Dove, Dlnamofe " "
bs. Leighton philadelphia N1s yss' Ned s"mpt.r HG
Iss PssaOulhi Porto Plata, hOn.somsy PSn rA"' ~
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ANOTHER ROMAN CATHOLIC DIOCESE.

The ecclesiastical authorities of the Roman
Catholic Chnrch have resolved upon the organization Of
OF new diocese In tho State Of Massachusetts, 1t Is
moro than probable that the inter OF this diocese
will be offered TO the Rev. William Quinn, theiwell known
pastOr OF st. Peters Church In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

laborers went away peaceably It is understood that
Messrs. Turner and TillottsOn will continue to manage
the internal affairs Of their hOuse to suit their
yenience Notwithstanding the formidable demonstration.
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DECISIONS

SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-By JONES,
Moses agt Banker, &c.-Setted.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-By ISGRAHAM, J.-CO-
zine aRt. Zelun Sc.-Allowance OF 500 granted.
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THE RENDERING COMPANY.

The President of the Board of Health init
mates that continued hearing in the matter OF 'he
Rendering Company, foot Of Thiryeghth-st ana NORM
River will take place Monday Mt 10 q. m, ana u any
citizens feel aggleyed they will have an opportunity ON
that occasion TO state their grievances. These ialhet
ing nuisances in the lower part of the city are getting III
tolerable and loud and numerous the complaints
against them The Board OF Heath are considering ana
will probably pass order at ltd next meeting REVOKE
the LIST September next Tho order Will be Issued ana
published sufficiently early, 80 that all those concerned
shall have timely notice.
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COURT CALENDARs-TMs DAY.
SUPREME URT-CHANBERs'-ReserVed Cases'-
H. Sd ST. o. 81 ~, 81, 20 ~ mo, oro
MIniSE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 1884, S4l2,
1895 5O2 3tO 3li1. $751; 2lea, aS' W. S' ''''' ''''
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Miscellaneous.

IOHN DWIGHT g. Co,
- Manufacturers OF
sALERATUs, SUPER CARB. SODA, &c,
No. Ii Old slip. EsW.Iork
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TIE BOARD OF HEALTH.
THE BROOKLYN ACID FACTORY.

THE BROOKLYN ACID FACIohi,
The case of Sprague g. Closes acld Factory
corner Of Carlton aud FlushngRves BrooKyn' came w
before Mr. D. b. Hasbrouek yesterday. TIE BOARD OF
Health ,yopId have directed the suppression OF the
factory as nuisance Tuesday, but that INC prrEII
ctors asked until yesterday to submit eyaehte. luz
failed 10 mt i'm an appearance at the appointed ue a
the ease went against them by default IL - unuss.3ou
thai thew have vacated the place. and thus lur'her
acton in tho matter is
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60 d1lbum ii man 6ontfru.

CRoroS AquEDUcr DEPARTMENT BrRg4g OF WATER Rests
NOTICE is hereby given, that FIVE PER
= ~ ianii ua,sr Ren,s WILLIAM II. MCKINNEY,
00 MI 1HPA1 " Water Registrar.
NOTICE is hereby given that, on and after
~ this date LEOPOLD BouViER and GEORGE H. hoLyEN
firm business
Yori July a. 1869 HARRISON BROS Co, Phh,deP3Ma,
A-'' @' nd No Is Buling. slip. Eew.York
THE ERIR RAILWAY COMPANY GENERAL PURcHAINS{
AeExrs OPTrcE ERIEPLACR Nav YORK, June 1913
TIME following UNCLAIMED FKElGH
having the time prescribed by aw t3e ae
b. sold at public auction by KOBBE COkLEs at O'clock on We
day July 1867 Nos 81 and 80 LeohaEdsI " Tue wy O "
Aavk
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THURSDAYS WEATHER REPORTS. m
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
-. 5000. a.Ia Sun .ets ....... 7.2t Moon rses''''' -
suA '"'' aiGH THIS DAY, tn.oi
s,, Cows IslAnd.... $50 Hell uA's'''''
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Sort @larnrus' Nutits.
Situatious Mantsn-- 9mal,s.

Situutions G1Iantt0-- fmaIts
XHTANTED-By an educated American young
w lodv SITUATION as GOYEREESS or COMPAhONi wond
travel in de States Europe. Address LILLIAN HAYES "lDraAan
Mass
WANTED A SITUATION as BOOK
w KEEPER or CoPYiST. Address Oracle HOLhES' "hofa
ham, Mas.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable ana ID
truswohy constantly ouud Mrs. LOVES GEkAAN
INSTITUTE. No. / Firsts st., corner B0Nery.
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Yelu 69lanis0.

A GENTS-Call at No. II Courtiandt-st' II you gu
" ib 10 ace an article that you sell. which used IN all hnd
houscs Offices aad private hmes pes ~
and n OF great merit viii % 80 TO - CASH Al O1' VI
employment, call
NNTANTED-AGENTS TO SELL The
w AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Price 80; Inc si IN
ne beaps AID Knitting Machine ever Invented WIZ knit
Stitches per minute Liberal inducements to Agents address ii
CAN KNITTING MACHINE Co., Boston, Mass or st. LOUIS NO
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%mustmtnts.

Smustmtnts.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
pTTru ,vppvC Corner Of Tweotyihirdst and Hghh -
FIFTH WEEK ANOTHER iif.
LUCILLE voLhFAH.R WEsTEss.
LUCILLE DESPASTs WESTERN
E E$SEEH ssSEiaFy $ $E:Esss
I ETCTEEs chin THE wEsEgRRs
LUCILLE sTBALER wsSTERS
E EE H H;Hss$ ::F$:S F ssE
GENERAL ADHESION gIEry CENTS
SkSEAE AABBM MssSS FIFTY c cESTS
IN REHEARSAL SATiE IL PARls
NENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
~ serenihsve between Finy-eishth ard Fihy.uiuib-sA
THEODORE THOMASS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS
THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
MIR. j. LEVY,
THEO. THOMAss uNRlyALED ORCHESTRA,
THIS (FRIDAD EVENING JULY %. AT
S %s w Tt' Women and Song
caia' Amman, sia1ai Mater" solo t't s'''A
MIR. j. LEVY.
FacketauE No 3n hsysrbe
ReSs1s fro% symphony No. SsS~,ss
March OF fees
il Polka Levy Affair Solo Si
MIR. j. LEVY.
H. Grand 0''dT a6GS SsfS;7 cESS
PRIVATE BOXES. EXTRA, TWO DOLLARS.
be had during the DAY O. seA'fs No. T B'oads'J and At
DOOTH's THEATER,
ID Twenty tlT.t between Fnh and and S nS os
MISS BLANCHE DE BAR MISS FANNY MIGRANT.
In Madame de M'rEa' ES6d RfT SsDE St'' " ~ 'O'
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT
on MoSDAY AUGUST
a, MR. ' GS gAs wSh Wiki
Doors open 5, ~ to commence At SSS1 h..,.r osa
S sst i 5ss cay s sc store re Of IL D.os Co. nj
broadway.
WALILaAA,CIIKRos,.v POSITIVELY
Tur oSEi But oS SNS
DogA DORA.
CoSTIYUBb SUCCESS
BGACKBYED SUSAN
MONDAY EVENING July &C. win be produced for the tr Ss ia
this TAsa''')' D00'''''' Tl fi LoSd { STRIKE
winch WI" ~ P'' An UNUSUALLY STRONG CAST,
and appropriate scenery add appointments
nr,crl P2F1 s sl-sIESs,onm
MATINEE SATURDAY, AT IN N.
NLYMPIC THEATER, BEGINS AT 8.
THE BEST uors SS craT TGES EdHr
Pun MOST EFFECTIVELY VENTILATED, =, F PST
THE BEST GEO. L. P0XS EhrBRTAlNhDDHsyy
THE ONLY HICCORY DICCORY DOCK, PANTohiME
Piiy WITH ALL IT'S MANY WONDERS. ,.,, FNn.
THE BEST CIOwN g. L. FOX khi EtiAiH'' EEi1H'
FtN sANGALLI AND GRAND BALLET. ,,r,r,,,ffyyss'
Tas ONLY KLRALET TROUPE E., ossv PASroSIFnHss
FUN. HANIOLA lMRE ND BOLON Sar'
THE BEST WITH ELEVEN .,,,s ENTERTAINMENT.
THE ONLY sHowER OF CATS PASroNYINES
MATINEBS WEDNESDAY AND sATUkD4Y ST 10 -
MOODS MUSEUM, Authorized Successor to
w BAREUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
Openf 9 A. n until 10 p.
WITH ITS 10000 CURIoSIrilS; ,, ,y,,rs
ADMISSION TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
E. EDDY FOURTH WEEK rnx,,oos z bDDf'
THE THE P PoEicE SPY SPY RAG PieSEs OF PARIS
! NIBLOs GARDEN. -
- A IlST NIYE NIGHTS or TllR
/ LYDIA THOMPSON BURLESQUE TROUPE
| THE LACRI FAMILY and CLoDOCHB TROUPE
Will speedily prodsced Boncicsnlt and Houses D'"A"
| ARRAH IA POGUb
| IVAYERLEY THEATER. -
w IMMENSE SUCCESS Of The new BUkLEsVlh'
HDONCHARh -
OR THE PERILS OF LOVE
New Local Hts Scenes aud soesuI c,.. - c,....,.
Original Songs. Daes, Quarteis sno thornsea
EVERY EVENING aud SATURDAY MATINEE
| SIZE % MINUTES WITH TIGER
| BOX OFFICE Now OPEN.
! SIMMER EVENING CONCERTS at the
ST poDwoRTRS TNRiyALED ORCHESTRA, sse1ng at
| Admission Is ceuts
| rV1HF SIXTH ANNUAL PICNIC Of the So
eieiy Of Progressive Spntaaisis 81 Newi vi Ag
Tuly "a Speaking and Instrumental Music AMI ahes MAJ 70
sInd Aliens Quadri will be 10 Attendance from 10 10 p
IN Adm 50 cents; Ladies and tlleh - 'e
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Locke Kingston JAM; n w Smith Ctsrlestoo Franhln
Bell Brewster BeasfoTti Wenonsb, Mitchell baumore Go1"t
Waterbury, STAMFORD.
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SilsANdxAIa aaki1nI. rrYTIslsSsCjrlAEYIs..s

CoFHsapsAg.So G., 1Javembsa sals.s
OF OF. Sotton to-day 7S bales ding
.Nsw Yonx. Noyembsr5s ! :. Noon, :.
Flour rather steadier. wheat lCa2o.
better. 4 C6rn 2c.y better. ( Pork rn-
ohahged4oid 8S %. Lard dull. Cot
T. ton steady. at 251d. Freights. dull.
Stocks active, unsettled end heavy.
Money i697. Sterling-lopg 8; abort
956. Gold 2l&. 62's l21<. ~ No., NJ.
z 7P.M-Cotton FIRM sales 8, 800 bales,
at 251Sl. a Flour in better demapd, but
prices unchanged. Wheat in moderate
export and speculative demand, at moons
advance. Corn active and 2(93c. better
during tho day. Pork dropping new
92AC932A., Whiskey lower--1.94
Freights dull--cotton steam 5-16.
Money very active, at uneasy on the
street. caused by rumors OF lookup In
greenbaoks. Sterling dull, at 9@91z.
Gold closed heavy, at 221S. Govern
ment's closed weak. 62's 12H. s ,uth-
ern stocks generally lower-Tenncssee's
53H; new so; Louisiana's &c; levee's IS
959; North Carolina's Az; new 90;
special tax 2SL. Stocks panicy and
tending down. Tho rejection to-day by
the Government of bids for gold under
%, caused considerable indignation
among bidders.
BALTIMORE. November 3O.-Cotton
dull-low middlings nominally "a. Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat firm-prime
red 1.3O(91.35; choice 1.40. Corn-new
white 90(995. Oats 56057. Provisions
entirely unchanged. Whiskey lower.
CINCINNATI. November 3O.-Corn
scarce-new 5000. Whiskey held Mt
LOO. Bacon shoulders i5h sides
1e@1S1a. Lard dull, at 1s(@1sL.
CHARLESTON, November 3O.-Cotton
in good demand, but easier; sales 600
bales--middling "a; receipts 1928; ex-
ports 3,167.
AUGUSTA, November 3O.-Cotton mar
ket firmer and more active, at 23Jl; Of,
ferings light; sales GIG bales; receipts
1,U66 -
SAVANNAH, November 3O.-Cotton re-
ceipts 1857 bnles; exports 1875: mid
ding 2334; market firm; sales $50 bales.
. LONDON, November 3O--3 P. NJ
Consols 9324@937s. Bonds S4@8416.
LIVERPOOL, November 3O-3 2. NJ
Cotton nfirm--uplands IL u Orleans 1917.
PARIS, November 30.-The Bourse
opened dull--rentes II and 80.
FRANKFORT, November 3O.--Bonds
firm, ct 901s.
PARIS, November 3O.--The Bourse
closed firm-rentes II and 72.
LIVERPOOL. November 3O-Evening.-
Cotton buoyant-uplands 11z6; Orleans
12!4; sales $4,000 bales; export and spe-
culation 5000.
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Washington News.

WARRINGTON, November 3O.-Earl has
resigned, and, James w. Marshall, of
New Jersey, succeeds as First Assistant
Postmaster General.
y "A jewish delegation visited the Presi-
dentto-day,to to secure the influence of the
Government for the modification or re-
vocation Of the Russian nkase expatri-
ating 1900 Jewish families. Grant re-
piled, that it was too late in the history
Of enlightenment to persecute any race,
color or religion, and that he would take
great pleasure in using the influence of
the Government 20 procure n revocation
Of the ukase.
The Spanish iron-clad Saragossa has
I. arrived at New York.
4 r. H. T.. Leopold has been detailed
from Secretary Boutwelrs Office, as spe-
cial agent to inquire into banking inter
ests South.
The President has appointed John
Parsons, of Ohio, consul to St. Jago dc
Cuba. 80 .t,st
Internal revenue receipts for Novem-
her over $13, 900, 900; the corresponding
month lastyear was over $9.5O0,OOO.
The Supreme Court heard to-day
case from Mississippi, involving the le-
gality of the cotton tax.
The Corporation Attorney decides that
Q negro girl is entitled to retain her seat
in a white school,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01
Assignee's Sale

NJ In t the matter of A: n. Hunt, Bankrupt.
RY virtue Ct an order Of sale to mo directed
~ by tho Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge of
the United States District Court for the Dis
triot OF South Caroline. 1 will sell, before the
Court House in Colunbia, at II O'Clock A. n,
on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of December ne1t'
TIE IT, following real property, belonging to said
AZ! that Plantation or Tract Of Land. living
in HIGHLAND, on the waters Of Cedar CreSf.
near Gadsden, containing 886 acres, more or
less, bounded North by lands Of the south o.
roIa INA hslIroSd Il. Company; East by lands for
south by the Weston Tract, and West BY lands
Of heirs Of R. J. Adams.
ALSO,
All that Plantation lying in Richland, imme-
,aiately south OF tho above described tract,
acres, and bounded by lands of Isoln Wood
RiIsl Rara. spigneT, 9 Bates, and by the Congaree
Terms OF sALE.-One- half cash, balance of
purchase money payable in twelve months.
with interest from day of sale, secured by bond
and mortgage OF premiues sold. Purchaser
to, pay for papers and stamps.
Nov IA ma THOS. J. LAMOTTE! Assigned.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01
Groceries. Wines. Liquors, &c.

BAGGING. r OP L, IRON
TIES, BACON, Clear Ribbed 80
(2sAdnES Sides and Shoulders. choice IL le1
article Canvassed HAMS. Family Lard, tAlzlla1Ah
in barrels, kegs. 8 lbs, s and 10 lb. packages.
CHOICE Family Flour, in bbls and bags, With
a full assortment Of other grades. Liverpool
Snlt S in sacks. Nackerel-Nos. 1, 2 and s, in
bbls., halves, quarters and kits. SUGAR and
COFFEE, Of all grades. TEAS, Of all grades.
Molasses-- Niue ecovado, New Orleans and Sugar
House Syrup. Tobacco and Segars. Soap; Cam
dies, in boxes and half boxes; Cheese, Crack
ers, Pickles, Can Fruit, Spced Oysters, Sal
mon, mon, in cans and glass. Liquors Old
Caolnet, Monongahela, Rye and Corn Whis-
key, and variety of other fine brands.
= WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass
Bound Tubs, Pals, Churns, Buckets and Cans,
Nails. of all sizes, Shot of all numbers, Cast.
ing, Pots, Ovens, Spiders. Skillets and Frying
Pans, Of all sizes.
al! the above named with many other arti-
cles has been recently purchased and selected
with care and will be sold low for cash. Give
us call. WELLS q CALDWELL
Near the s. c. and G. and G. Railroad Depot
next door to National Hotel. Oct iG