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Planters Bank.
Ths Creditors of the Planters Bank

Tbs Creditors Of the Planters Bank
A RE hereby notified that, by Decree, of
II the Chancery Court at Nashville, in the
cause of W. w. Berry against the Pl"Rs
teTas Bank and others, made with a view
to a final distribution of the assets, the
holders of the notes of tbs Planters Bank,
or any other claims or demands, of whatso
ever nature, against said Bank, must file the
same in the Office of the Clerk and Master of
said Chancery Court, by or before the
First Monday IN October, 1870.
and that notice of this,ordeT be published in
at least one of the daily papers of Nashville
K.., xville and Memphis, and in the weekly
papers of Franklin, Pulaski, MurfreesborO,
Athens and GAINESVILLE, continuously up to
the first Monday in, October, $50.
MORTON B. HOWELL
iEne ten An Clerk and Master.
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Death Of Charles Dickens.

Charles Dickens, the famous man
Of letters, died in London last Thurs
day evening of Paralysis.
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DX four writs of vendI exponas'
13vor of Geo Boyles, one in
ia S z Rose use of Geo Boyles, and
t,6ther in favor of j D TIIlman, and one
~ Fla. IN favor of Squire Pickel against j.
Cal Gilbert, issued and directed to me by
tie Circuit Court Clerk Of Giles county, /
will sell on
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LAND SALE.
S1s Acres of Land,

UN MONDAY, 18th OF JULY NEXT. I
will sell to the highest bidder on the Premi-
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Monday, Ju 1917. 1885,
to the highest bidder at 3eourtbousa
in Pulaski, foI cash, all .Sgb -
interest which Wa C
the following descri
ing to the heirs Of 5IfrS
(being an indi vided int
wit : 81 town lots in the town o
Tenn, known in the plan of said
lots nos. 5, 6, Z, 8, "A, 53 IS, Sc, 67sN554.y
70,17, So, 81, So, S., 81, IS 50, 80, 81. 99A99,
100, 161, 102, 1O3, 1O4, los, 100, l07, los, sI7,
100, l2l, l22, l23, l24, l25, 1875, l27, Us, %,
$50, 13l, 1872, 1873. 1874, l35; one tract O f lah1
first civil district Giles county, on head wa
ters of Limestone creek, containing l25 acres
being same land conveyed by James 7 Camp
toJds N Childr1ss by deed dated Dec. 10Th,
1885, also one tract known the Sullivan
tract containing l59 acres, first civil district,
bounded north by the lands of Mrs. Jordan,
east by LUtcrs, south by Luter 81 Boswell,
and west by Holloway also tract Of II
ceres adjoining the Ekmont Springs tract,
ore tract OF acres boundedazk by EIkton
and south by Elk River ZIG sixth in
terest in said lands lesSsSon as the property
iuuc tons Sheriff.
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SUI ivalcd hair restorative.
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Monday. the 1871 of July. 1870,

TO the highest bidder at the courthouse door
in ulaski all the right, title and interest,
being an undivided interest in remainder of
one sixth thereof, which j. Cal Glide as
one of the children and heirs of Cary Glib rt
dec has in a tract of 5l5 acres of land, stu
ated on the east prong of Little Shoal creek
third civil district, adjoining the lands of W
Il d Paisley, j S EdmOndson, a Gill ert, L
Nelson and others, being that portion Of
the lands belonging to the heirs OF Cary Gil
bert dec, allotted 2panset apart to Eunice
Gilbert, the wild y .esaIY Gilbert, dec.
for dover. LeySecs1s4lsl5sF iozf+operty Of j.
Cal Gilbert. Terms cash.
Jun ten-5w D. Il PARSONS, Sheriff
DY virtue of writ of vcndi cxponas in
ID favor Off. j Orr admir- Ct A a Dysart,
dec. VS. + F Winston, ID. @ Ussery, ct ais.
issued and directed to me by the Circuit
Court Clerk of Giles CO., will for cash on
Monday, 1871 day Of July, 1870,
sell to the highest bidder at the court house
in Pulaski, che tract of land adjoining the
lands of N w Wilkes, NJ Mcclure q q .. d.
h Jones and others, supposed to contain 400
or 500 acres. Levied on as the property Of
D. @. Ussery. D. II. PARSONS,
jun ten 81 Sheriff.
DY virtue ola writ of vendi cxponas in ia
ID vor of Jno. McGreW & Co., against BIZ
ant Dennis, issued and directed 70 me by the
Circuit Clerk of Giles CO 1 Will sell on
No"day, J:tly 1871 1870,
to the highest bidder at the courthouse in
Pulaski for cash. one lot in Pulaski and des-
cIibed in the plan of said town as lot no 234,
and bounded on TIE north by the lot Of VIM
J RaIne 7, cast by First Main street, south by
lots nos 232 and 233, and west by 81 Main
street, being the lot on which said Dennis
now resides. Levied on as the property of
said Briunt Dennis. D. Ii. PARSONS,
Jun tenet Sheriff.
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Fsff Sales.

DY virtue of a. writ of vendi exponas in fla
u vOr of p ". Nave against ". y. Chill
ders, issued and directed to me by the clerk
of the Circuit court of Giles count y4l Tcnns
l will sell on
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First Monday in July

the above described lands, for Railroad Tax
es for the year 1861, and costs and charges
due thereon. G. NJ. BROWNLOW,
Railroad T ak Cole tor.
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1869.

Ono of the Securities for t II Scott, ]
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by virtue of an order of sale to me direct
ID ed from the CIrcuit Court of Lawrence
Nonntv Tenncssee. viii sell on the
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/ Cincinnati Market.

~ Y ''i. ''.i OtScINNGTI; Ian! %. p
r Ft0uRAS Steady; iBElly NHaHa6 50! n'
GRATN-Wheal--U Unchanged; rel $t1O
Al 10. Cufh-DullI at 75G. Oais4yn.
changed III L0a57c. RyeADnlli Gt Sc.
Rarley-In msderate demand; spring 81 10
nj 90 winter q 25at 80. -f'f' !. ~ ora
pm COrroN-Firm Al "a Il FIR mldtlfng.
ToBAcco-U Unchanged and not much
nfferinn q .'si' M ri HiiIu
WTtsxY4Tn Gooll demand anil Ic high,
Ct; SAles Of 1870 0hhlS, III 94S99c. u 9f'o N
: HOdsMDlIl; LiyeL$9 OOa9 n, DrcSael
-S11 00a1l 80. Receipts 1000 ~ ~
I PRovTsf6NsL.AlcAs RnEkG.Yety dull
closing at &A7 90. Bulk Msats-F -FirmeI
hut GaG6t, OleArSidtS a0lh 1t t6c; Sllonl-
dGtS were hold iltc, clear mi slde$14t,
Bacon -Firmcr; SaleS II clear sldcs at 18ci
shoulders werc held at 1Stc aud clear rit
sides ae I5tc.a T.nfdLDNlI at l6tal6iE
Green Meats s410a12&14fc.! !''N ~ -
BuTrER -DiIl nj 29a89c. "H" '>IEi '',"
oIGs-.T.inseed-sCt. Lard-.$i 45a
I 4a. Peft0lclm-e9aSlc for refined,
OI.D-l909 buying J"
ExcHAXdE1Ffnh At par buying. .r
MoNEY-Markot unchanged: ! "''i
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Commercial and Financial.
Matters In wall street.

From AZ lNdPeGdTtt VI ThTrHldy.
Money has literally Been pouring into
the vaults OF our associated banks since
tho commencement of the year In a man
ner to fully Justify Senator Summers COM
plinlent, WHO said in hlSspeeCh Of the 18Th,
in suplOFt OF hlH funding bill: "New
York IS our commercial Conter, designated
by Providence and confirmed by man"
The Senator never said a trtIer thing.
The bank statement pC, the first week In
the year was regarded M a feltarkahlO
one. hut tlie statement Of Saturday hast
was still more remarkable. The excess OI
IhA legal reserve held by our banks IL over
80, OO,OOO; thcy added To their accumulGa
tionS tJf currency full $1,000, 600, Of Which
IL least $S,60O,OO0 was In legal tenier,
1.-THE increase in the general line Of de-
posits since tho 81 inst, Is over s94y yO00,-
900.
Many Of the brokers, having large
blocks Of SiOOkS 70 carry, have male tllOit
arrangements fnr al the money they NEED
M TO March. r ,l, I.rI f, I,,tt d
Gold keeps stCsdy at 1911 to 1871, will
but little dIsposlti6h on tie par " either
VbutlG" o.. S6eAFSH To enter upon SpsciiR'
tlVa tFanSAOtiOna, SUE a ..d,I'. q
The general feeling b uhtttstGkably ip
favor Ofsa- rlSe In all the regular invest
mCnt stocks, and the majority Of The upenl,
tON about tile StOCk Exchange believe thai
an AetiVe speculative movement Ia about Ia
takb place in the lcaNlng railway shares
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lqNews4ofl the Day.

o.
During the great storm on Sunday, al
ASSUMPTION, Chester county, Illinois, two
dwelling houses were demolished and
two children killed and three others wottn
dedL + III 40 s,IDriNi 3>~h I (
Tho convention Of Kentucky tlistillei1
nj LexinGt Wednesday, endorsed Com
missioner DelanO'S action fixing % loQEl
for the fermentation period In the sweet
mash house, and - hours In the soul
mash house, lfnn the time Of breaking W
Of the mash. 'uyn5u .'-. ~
The Subcommittee. on the Franking
Privilege has recommended u the General
COmmiltee.its complete aljOllshment atCcI
tile 1st Of July, 1870. nu I,sel . .u
The debate IN the Senate on the Vir'
ginia tIill goes on. IT Garrett Davis igctl
the floor t Is believed the XVIII Amcntl'
mcnt would Ije ratified hofOre the debate
could be clnsctl., 'l I. - .,.,,,
The only nominations sent to the Sen.
ate yesterday, by the President YerG q
q military character, aud none abnys th4t
rank Of Captain. rsuElH' .t H.-ti
At a meeting of the citizens Of Louis
vile, Ky. yesterday, q large sum nf money
was COLLECTED f6r tile sufferers by the tor
natlO, at Cape City, KY
Governor Seward In response to scre'
nutle ly the volunteers .'at Havana. made
complimentary speech on Tuesday
evening, hut his remarks from the legin'
ming TO the enl were strictly nOn'comlnit-
tai in the matter Of insurrcCtion.
The Ways and Means Committee have
substantially completed their tariff bill aud
will present it,ucXt week. " o.
Il il claimed by parties in New York
city tint the Government haS been de.
fralliletl by the liquor dealers of that city
u the tune Or $1O.O0O,OO0. 5".
Ten Of the gunlMatS recently arrived At
Havana from New York, hayeg0ne to SI'A.
Their destination Is Unknown.
Warren Fellows has lleen convicted At
New York ormurler In 1.-THE second degree
and sentenced To twenty yVarS hard labor
in the State prison. On ..' E,I
The Committee on Banking and CUT
rency Yesterday, examined ChhrleS J.
OshtNn and Mr.. Bal'cOek, hrokers, with
reference tO the gold panic. W. u,-E
john WI Collins, alleged defaulting
clerk in Tho Boston City Treasury. and
John DOnailO0 Is isimplicateIl iIs receiving
u portion Of tho stolen money, and has
lieen held for triaI. II IL said oil hut e..
9OO Of the missing gold Is recovered.
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DAYLIGHT AHEAD.

d ar l. f#.f.f.
The gratifying, announcement Is made
by telegraph, dis morning tltat, ,afler Il
long struggle with the decaying elements
Of aris,mrAcy, Castp and tHrqIqdIsc, Ohlg
has r,rtifie(l The XVIII Amendment. When
We think low squeanish Ohio Itepubli'
cans wcrp but tSoiOr tlrte years ago pyerI
tho barcslsge,ion that "ll"rk man e3tld S3sI!S
ever beclHne q voter under this republican
government. and Of tIn repeated Strligglef
Mnh defeats the proposition suffered there
before the people ami in Tie Legislature
We feel. encouraged 70 believe that there pIsgtsFr
really is Epoh, y thing as 9 sentiment y
Justice in tic mass Nf the i'o0NEcUpv4rel
over mil slIat itOftenB BY pfftudite'eti.
and seItlsllneNg and1 that 1t only requires
agitation tolriiE Il " Ihs suFlpce, ,,l0
lDcnlocrAticJgcnllcmen arc very fond pf
appealing u the people; al!d our iSgiisla-i
,ure which ratified tho Amendments last
winter was abused BY them f6r not Ribi
hitting It ID u popular vote. Well, the
Democratic Legislature of Ohio rejected
the Amendment d year ng0, and appealed
to the people, and on that isSuo'tlle pres
cnt Legislature was clInsUIl.r, win these
gentlemen cvet lc4fp that tile more the
" ,roplc discuss tie proposition, that, no
rInss Of citizens shalt Os,, ''liirlrnipitt'I
against i'm tie mstteY Of B,laInrnGal
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YGo0Ds.

FFom ,GAs a. y ladPeutnt, ,,,iu, ha. ,ug,,,9.
Thus far In the neRiyeaF sale8, have
been on a more limited sesle than had
enaRticiEMied by soma .Ori our large dry
goods houses but We have discovered no
discourAking indications Is tDlthe early
spring trade, which will, doubtless, be
quite up 10 tho mark Of prudent calcnla.
tors. A daily contemporary throws ont q
suggestion G0riOur city dry goods houses
which Il we'll entitled to serious considera.
ton. He intinmtes that if mGnuaCturerS'
agents, I0bbeFs, and others, instead ofaCnd-
ingout travellers WithSAmples in pursuit u
customers, would but appropriate less
amount Of money than theae dTumnsrS
cost In judiclWs advertising, they would
get much better return for their outlay.
UnquestiOnably thish very sound advice.
We have had some experience In selling
dry goods, and we can testify tn the ettl.
cacy OfperaistentJ advertising as tlle very,
cheapest method of gaining the attention
Or buyers. i, All surTeptitiOus advertising
Is very costly. A travelling drummer can
sse bit very few people, lot him be ever
no perSsVGCtng and industrious % hut \
widely, cirCulRteGl paper makes quiet and
irresistible appeal Just Of theMOlnent when
II IL sure to bU the mast etiectual. na Il
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New Channel Gable.

l,G'i iGsiylvEIn fARASt J5alnuHarS y M
The new cable in tho interests Of the
French company, 10 connect England and
l3reSt, has been successfully laid,
A few days since II was officially an
nolnced that NJ. Rasrail was deal At
three tIclbGk this afternoon tbeFeport was
first contradlctetl, aud dGpVtRtIola whlgh
were , on the way to Paris 70 aiientl thO
funeral have bean notified. g"
Press Tyranny..RoOhefOTt's Case.
The Ministry has declared Its intention
Of proposing that aIl Offences Of the press
10 tried leiGre u Jury, hut as this PROPOSE
tlon cannot 1dr son.G tima become law,
N. ROcheioEt WHOSE trial SOOn takes place,
will not have uIe privilege Of jury.
The radical Journals charge tho Govern.
nIerit with TiFOasing tho arrangement oi
tho demty lbr tho purpose oG avoiding
operation 10 his case Of tho proposed Inv.
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RH0DE IstAND.,

'..' .'ia'if PROVIDENCE, Jan, 20.
The Rhple IslanA Society nv tho pro,
motion 6t domestic industry Cal0LRitetl
ia tiG(ieth anniversary by a HISTORICAL and
commemorative address, delivered BY
Hon. {, q. Van SGaRdt, and a banquet Of
tlI0l City HHtHl, At which speeches were
male BY the Governor, Mayor Clark
Judge Burgers, Bishop Clerk, and Others
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GLORIOUS OHIO.
The RAti6sqti9n Of lhe'XETH
Amendment.
The World Does Move.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 20.
lThclIo,se pf Reprcsentativesip Vtcnm'
mitteei of ihe whole hab hatl Il sharp con
test all ,lay over the 18th Amendment
The Democrats arc Ees0ftiqg to lHil thu
means known To parliamentary law ia
postpone the final vote; in this they arC
aidGl by the Chairman pC the Committee
Mr.. Parr, Democrat. They declare thu
vote slIall moi lp had until the contested
elec66h casdb Ill two Republican, hieni'
bcrs areiGlecided. The Republicans are
confident Of SUCCESS, and the contest will
be renewed aler supper. On vote taken
a few minutes since the ititndS" Of the
amendment had 81 votes, opponents 55.
The galleries, Hobbies and lollSc have been
crowded with spectators, and the excite
ment was great. ,r,,au.
At9 9GclHE lie House adopted the Sen;
atp TesoluIioB ntifyIpg tho lSth Amend
mont To- Ale Constitution of HE limited
States completing OhiO's ratification there
o. Tho voto stood, yeas 81; nays IS,
Mcssrs. Bates, Hill, KlclHschmidt and
Cunningham, reform Republicans, voted
in the affirmative The result was re-
ceivctl with cheers hy the crowds In tliC
gallery and lobby. | ~ Il.
Iowa tOo. .lgRstter and Mqre Of it
fin TU".' CHICAGO, Jan. ~.
The Iowa House Of Representative To-
day, ratified the Fifteenth AnEcnlmen1'hy
SO ayes to t9 nSlIt was raliIlctliR iRysihc
aa4S e E9gg9y w 8 RR
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tennessee.
NAslrvrI1E, via, Jan. 90.

A blu ,ip the, interest Of holders, Of Ten.
neSsce bOntls, passed the ScnAt6 to-day,
and h n0W law, Ii authorizes oil nall:
rnalls indebted to the State 10 pay the
principal Of their Indebtedness with any
legal isSue, at Q per cent, bonds, with re.
gard to scEi6S number. II y believed
this will reduce the h0nlotlodsbt seYen:
incn million dnllArA. tn-l ---t-
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TmE Cincinnati GtEzsttet thinks di'Alr'
DAWES, tYAts rese#sp{SGEsch, printfd t!a s. ehe'
whero) "hAs struck the keynote a. thu
RcpuhlicmIRplIlg" G'@lgHSA"r .HC
has struck something, We should le
glad to believe il Is. tie keynote atore'
said, lnt we're afraid'it Is NOT as set.
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But there, vas 4 hesitation q purchase.
lest a simultaneous mOvelnent should
cause too sudden : jump upward. Late
in tllc day on Monday q desidePllY bllllsh
feeling was developcd IN Ihck Island NE
Northwest roads, road, and ItAe Vanderbilt
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ri = 'G' ,.'0 n1al.; ;BAIhIMOSR, Jan. 20.
PR0viST0Ns-McN PORK quiet; At $S0,.
O0a80 20. Bacon Rib sides At 16f; clear
sides at l7c; shoulders Rt 49,; hams at 19a
20C! 'IardA17ai7AC. MD -
s@WRukTzFiFna ScE9Ce at tO@f0i
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LECTURE AiTMGRrrS's FERRY, The
fist Of ssris Of. lectures, 4pdqF tie. aus
plees Of the Young MEMS Lecture AssO,
ciatlOnIrwas gtVeaItn tho I'M. i. Church
"wednesday eventlg, BY Rev. Win B. Wat.
kipa, on Tic Sriigin, H. 9iliii 9iliiifs and oddities Of
proper, nAinesl' il,nimilipnopra1gl ll1-f'
The largo audiehce RON Of the Church
was well filed Rtt3 al, appreciatlye, iii.
dlenceI which H. Watkins entertained in
,asplendId and entertaining manner, and
impressed every one present that tIiey lIell
very vague idcaaorute origin ofq$Ien their
own nAples; answering shakspeare's
question, = What's ina name, In a tavora-
bic manner, showing that all Isin a name,
The second lecture wEllbe given next
Wednesday evening, by Rey. D, ", Fisher,
Of this city i-SalbjeCt, "The Ecumcntcal
CounriI"ad lrrv". ut a" s,,lI n' .u.a
"a a.. vi. .#.
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Iluds hGtd d'Il,eeu 'hitFodhcal III the
House or Delegates for III" REPEAL "rthe
lawyers anil snitor' test UathS We trust
tllrre &tNhC nj hrsitatioh on thr pGFtpf
Republicans in promptly, passing them:
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a GE6BqtF rorTesPo'nden,t Of the Gin
cinmti GarettD sAys IlUMOCK is moi a can
,Iitlate for the Senate aud meyer was,
That's against lmtGrt: u Apf -.
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"HGNhr Amy. Don't ihll TO see Mr..
q. Bernard IN H4tRallIS1..A Andy 4!Ri 4Ri i. Nj, 4 r,
Andrewsdin ''TOOtlles," tonight, at ttlle
CasholIclInstitute IallSnlPreparc to enjoy
a god hearty laugh. ad' .,l irohlI@'
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fTHR DGILY TSTEIElGRNcER, established
mOrd thSn seventeen y,ars ago, has been TeeOE'
uIEsd for yaGrS rs one or the best auI mOAt Inhu.
entail Journals Of itA CEaSa, Sa,,,,J,..,....,....t ..t
1t ia publishetl evUEy,. morning lSundAy W.
cCptcdl and Y!AIlcd to subscribers at tbs folowinE
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n0Iniod toselect location for neW built
ing, aud yesterday OrSlel the prnGrastl'
majors and elected Il new, live oHnmilteO
of nlnC, with John VI. DcNny chairman
The up town mqyepsnt will now rtPtilyc bfst
freSh Impetus,
NEw DEMOCRACY. I"'''-t
! IA new, party FNas organized last night
IN this city, under The maine IT New
Democracy. The founders base tho party
On the fundamental principles IF referring
10 the jteOnle Salh lAwsi p&ss6d1 BY their
Legislative representatives, US IL tlone IN
several Of the Swedish canlNns. AsllroWtl
bid q madC In their platform llr thu VOTES
Of women, They favor the running Of oil
rnilroa,lS anil telckraphs hy the Govern
menl, 4nd tho pnplnyWent Of eVerSlody
who wants wOrkhy the National and lNC"l
authorities. ..l-- ..,.g. %.
Tho President of the Union Ferry Com.
pany replies to Mayor Hall anil Com.
ntr6llct Connolly that the CtmlNMy is
now losing money by carrying ltsscn'
geTS 70 anI Gnp Brooklyn, and tRatl0ne
cent reduction cannot he ngfred ID.
Horace P. CIark's distilIery, No 45 Dcy
street, ha8 been seized BY Gen, olcASlutnn
Collector If thu tth District, on the ground
tl,at the owner reCtitlS( nm compounded
lilFlts WitiI6vit 4 lSNUtsR: 80 j. '.'
A match game Of ClGSS by telegraph
between Brooklyn and Baltimore, has
been arranged In Now York.
pRFRAT Oh. CUBAN BEPEIB, an
y Tie Guh6h JuntAlhst might. t@tSOd In
formation agreeing with the report Of the
Spanish General, Of PueliO's defeat near
G,aincaro, on Or near the Isl inst, They
are advised that he was forced to, return
tn Puerto Principe, after losing 800 linen,
hut will await further news heiOrc laying
claim 10 the great anl unprecedented vic
tory thus indicated, ,. n
Ata meeting oR the general Theological
Seminary of the ,PmtRRIAnt Episcopal
Church In this city, yesterday, Bishop
Atkinson presiding, Il was decided To
remove the Theological Seminary from
New York, and the Trustees wcrn author
izel to dispose Of tho site and buildings.
TuR TRIBUNE ON VIRGINIA.
Tho Tribune this morning, continents
ssvOrply on tho action Of tho SeuALG S'NS'
teuIay, IN adopting nIGamenlmcul which
will send the bill for the restoration Ol
VtrglpI6.GSrkl o the HqhsNy and give
Butler chance 10 GiIl Il there, and thii
indirect nateptAtINR defiance Of thq clear
| lS expressed popular Wilt = 'S'' "
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NS4ANn
srocxs@Market; very 'feyeF5ish and i'm.
settlek business geneNly. sllqll, and
chiefly fluctuations in Rhode island, Wa
bash and Northwestern among railways
Adams Express suddenly rtae to o. on q
rumOr that the difficulties were adjusted
and dividend would follow. Western
Union Telegraph ADVANCED 70 33& The
general market, finally closed steady.
Western Union Telegraph, 89l; Adams ~!
o.; Wells, Fargo & Co, eoS aAmeri;,
Gun, SO; United States, 53i Pacific Mail
AN; New York Central Af Erie
23i Harlem, 1885,; undsop scrip. 87s
Reading Ok; Michigan Central, 1173;
Lake Shore, At !; Illinois Central, 1881
Pittsburg, Oil; North Western, TT do
preferred, SIT /; Rock Island, 105t St
Paul, 78; Fort Wayne, a714; Cerre Haptc,
q, Chicago and Alton, ~ Ohio and
Mississippi, 25g;, Cleveland, ColUphIVl
and Indiana Central, III, ,,,raIl r,c,l
Tho ErpEHM rUVlOWs tho statement tli0t
tho nOthChilds hare proposed 10 take
81 ,OO0, 900 900 Of tbeneW IYS, lfper Ceni
bonds ut Ear In gold, 10 run twenty-five
years liberal sinking fund and interest,
PAYABLE at London, Paris and Frankfort
t!fhc report In Wall street sayR that the
Northern Pacific Railroad proposes u
t,se Is miles Uf the Lake Superior & Mia
stsSippl Railroad, from Duluth, westward;
thence run about due West, crossing tho
Mississippi north df Grow river, emerging
ftUn tho Wilderness at'the Other tall '0l
kka IulO .'IUN. . fHI uir Nb ~, HF'