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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August 24-TuRPENTINE.-SInce
the close Of our last review the market for this
article has ruled quiet with tendency OF an ad-
vance. On SATURDAY, owing to the active demand
by distlers, virgin advanced SC, the market clos.
ing~steady at So As for yellow dip and 81 so for
virgin, per 280 lbs. Receipts for the week are
very light and reach 1922 bbls.
SPIRITS TURPEETINE.-Duriug the early part Of
the week the market for this article ruled firm and
steady at 45c. On Tuesday there was better
feeling in tile market, and higher figures were OBJ.
taine1 with steady rise since. Buyers Offering
46Kc but holders asking 47hc, closing firm and IN
demand aI 46JSc.
RosIS.-During the week just ended there has
b en- better feeling In this article and the mar.
ket for the finer and medium grades has shown
an upward tendency. For No the market has
ruled quiet and steady, aud sales have been made
for an extra article at So IS. For strained there
has been demand, and all Offering has been
readily taken. Receipts by river lowing to low
state OF water,) are meagre, and BY rail are only
moderate, and the bulk OF stock here is held for
shipment. Tue scarcity OF ship room has had the
eject to check transactions In al grades to some
extent.
TAR.-The receipts for this article during the
week just passed has been very small, only reach
Ing about 200 bbls. The market up to Wednes-
day ruled nrm at So IS per bbl when 1t declined
SOC. moderate demand has existed, and all
brought to market has found ready sale. The
market closing at 81 Is per bbl.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON August misunderstanding IN.
changed. Bullion increased f22o,ooo.
EvenInp.-Consols 93H. Bonds 81.
FRANKFORT, August 25.-Bonds 96a96H.
NEw loRK, August 25-Noon n-FregntR firm.
Stocks steady but not very active. Governments
STEADY hut dull. State bonds very quiet. Gold
lax. Exchange long sX; short OK.
a Eyening.-Freights frmer. New loan To-day
six millions. Money easy at 2as. Sterling higher
tive. States very dull, and prices nominal.
NEW ORLRANs, August e5.-Sterlilg 22h. Sight
Il premium. Gold llx.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August 25-Noon.-Cott opened
nrm; uplands 9a9Kd, Orleans 9Ha9hd; sales 1S,-
900 baes; sales Of the week 00o; export 600;
speculation q. 900; stock 6O4 600; American 2S4-
600; receipts 77ooo; American $4,000; actual ex.
Afternoon.-Cotton firm; speculation and ex-
=port 5000; stock afioat 1850 American $4,000
Eyening.-Cotton closed nrm; uplands 9asX,
Orleans 9Ia9hd. Manchester accounts frmer.
NEW YORK, August r25.-Noon.-Cotton easier;
-Hplsnas 19c; safes 500 bales.
Evening.-Cottun quiet; sales Ss3 oaies; uplands
10 Orleans 1896 net receipts Of all classes los me
week 1920 ball 3; exports 10 Great Britain l2,z6S.
other foreign ports 1925; stock 125, $40.
BOSTON. August 25.-Cotton unchanged; mid.
ding 19kel9xc; gross receipts 159 bales; exports
ito Great Britain 4s; sales 200 stock 7500 net re-.
.celpts Of the week 232: gross 1858; exports to
Great Britain AZ; sales Of the week $50.
PHILADELPHIA, August 25-Cotton quiet and
steady; mlddllngs lsHalshc; net receipts IS
RAITiMoRE august 25.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1s1c; net receipts 20 bales; gross 2Si e4
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce Of Wednesday,
August %: The steck OF sprits turpentine is very
light; there ts scarcely any In first hands. Prices
have advanced with little or none to be had un.
der 54Ha55c for merchantabie order. The busi-
ness Is entirely to meet urgent wants. The next
steamer from Wilmington, it is reported, will
bring about 1900 bbls, but this amount will come
upon Bare market, and holders OF these parcels
have pat up prices since yesterday At the open.
ing sale was made to arrive a. 5l11c, closing at
52c The ruling price. Sales embrace 200 bolS, In
mefchantaole order, to arrive, at 81 lKc; 125 bbls
to arrive, at 52c lao bbs, on spot, at 531:c. Ros
ins-There Is only light movement In strained,
the high rates Of ocean fregnts leaving little or
no working margin for shippers. There is very
fair trade In e, the business entirely from the
home trade, and as the supplies are moderate,
prices are very steadily neld. Sales embrace 500
obls strained at So s5; 100 bols strained common
So S0 500 bbls do to arrive at SO 3d. so bbls pale
s5a6; soc bbls ne at So so; 300 bbls do at s6 50a
SIX; so bbls do at s5a6; 100 bbls low No. 2 at
So 90; 32l bbs low No. at So 25 lS7 bbls low No.
at So 90. We quote strained at So 8oa2 90; No.
s3a3 40; No. So 5oa4 so; pale 81 625a5 so; extra
pale S5-75s7 rs Tar Is firm at S3 SIX for Wash
ington, and SS so tor Wilmington.
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ports coastwise 4S; sales 1853; stock 1856; net re-
cepts OF the week $50; gross 3ll exports to Great
Britain $50; exports coastwise 10; sales or the
week 3S5.
NORFOLK, August 25.-Cotton quiet; low mid
dlings 17c; net receipts 248 bales exports coast.
exports expo SS' coasIwise 7so sales for thu the Week 60
WILMINGTON, August 25.-Cotton quiet; low
middlings 1Thc; net receipts 10 bales; exports
coastwlse 59 sales 23; stock $40; net receipts or
the week 10; exports coastwise SO; sales Of the
week ia.
SAVANNAH, August 25.-Cotton irregular; mid
dlings 1Tic; net receipts l44 bales; exports coast.
wise lsS sales 2o stock s5lI; net receipts Of the
AUGUSTA, August 25.-Cotton quiet and steady;
middlings l7c; stock, 1870 2l44 bafs; 1871, 243O;
net receipts for the week l75; sales 370.
lsalsKc; net receipts OF the week 2sO; gross al1;
exports to Great Britain $50; coastwise IS; sales
Of the week SS5.
MOBILE, August 26.-Cotton- -middlings 1Sc; net
2sss; net receipts OF the week sl4 exports coast.
wise 24SS; sales OF the week 627 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August 25.-Cotton quiet; mid.
dlngs l7al7lSc; net receipts 638 bales; sales 900;
stock 80 S1I receipts for the week 832 gross re.
ceipts 1855; exports to Great Britain 24I6 conti-
nent 1923; coas wise 1928; sales for the week 62o0
GALVESTON, August 25.-Cotton dull; good mid
ding 16c; net receipts ITO bales; sales So; stock
1920; net receipts o. me week 1893; exports
coastWise Sf7 sales OF the week $40.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August 25-Noon.-Wheat buoy
Evening.-Lard ass. Tallow 4ss Sd. Turpen.
tine 46s.
NEW YORK, August 25-Noon.--Flour a shade
ter. Pork dull at Sl3 3lha13 IS. Lard qulet.
Turpentine scarce but firm at 5ia55H. Rosln
scarce but hrmer at s3as o5 for strained.
Evening. -Flour-Southern shade 1rmer; com.
mon to fair extra SIS s0a6 co. good to choice S6 IS
a9. Whiskey 9la9l1 Wheat closed quiet; VIM
ter red western 81 43a1 As. Corn la2 cents pet
ter, with active export and speculative trade de
mand at 6s1ka67c. Rice quiet. Pork steady:
Lard firm. Naval stores firm. TalloW qulet at
BALTIMORE, August 25.-Flour quiet. Wheat
and corn firm. Pork steady at $l4 III 90. bacon
hrmer; shoulders &C. Lard quiet at 1oAc. Whis'
key csc.
doing. Mess pork held at S12 so. Shoulders SIC;
clear sides 7I5c packed. WhisSey 90c.
CINCINNATI, August 25.-Pork quiet and weak
at Sl2 so. Lard quiet. Bacon unchanged. Whis.
key sec.
ST. LOUIS, August 25.-Flour steady and In
moderate demand; winter super s4a4 25. Corn
higher; mixed, sacks, 41a5Cc. VIII ske. quiet at
eoc. Bagging unchanged. Pork quiet at S13.
Bacon quiet and In good jobbing demand; should
ers 6]sc; clear sides TIaSc. Lard easier.
NEW ORLEANS, August 25.-Flour depressed at
81 so; double SIS so; treble SIS SIX. Cora firm;
yellow COO; white 70c. Oats, demand mod.
craze at 45a50c. Hay dull; choice s3oa30 rs. Bran
quiet at 81 o5. Pork quiet and held at sl4 Bacon
irregular; shoulders 6Xa7c; RIB 7%c; sides s1Sa8S.
Lard unchanged. WhsSey dull az 81. Sugar, mo-
lasses and couee unchanged.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Wednesday, August %:
Domestic has been In very good demand and re.
allied former prices, but the general supply held
out fairly and sellers seem rather quick to accept
full bids 1t Is not improbable that we shall hear
something from the new crop pretty soon, and
Sales Of &c tcs at sKaeHc for common to choice
Carolina, and S1 for fancy do. Foreign stock
moved to about the usual aggregate volume and
values remain as before, with a steady tone cur.
rent. Sales OF 400 bags Rangoon and Patna in
small los to the trade at 6Xa7Hc.
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New York Hav nIarket.

From the Daily Bulletin, Wednesday. August
%: Receipts to-day 2l5o bales. There Is better
demand for shipping grades, and 81 Is Is now the
price for prime lots OF new The supply is better.
The sales are 200 bales for savannah, 100 bales
for Charleston, so for Norfolk, 100 for Ports
hales for Rio Janeiro an old contract, on private
terms. Retail Is without change In price. with
steady good demand. Straw Is easier for long
rye; receipts $4,000 bales; sales for shipment 24l7
bales; for retail 1l,2s3 bales; stock on hand 800
bales.
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Interior Cotton pIarkets.

Y0RKvILLE, August 2s.-la to IT cents per 10,
with but little Offering.
CHARLOTTE, August 2l.-No sales on Satur-
day. Sold during the week II bales at previous
quotations. closing VT more frmness owing to
better advics from iverpool and New York;
middllng l74a17A cents.
COLUMBUS, August s2.-Market inactive; mid
ding 16c; sales 16 bales: receipts 16; shipments 8.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

Stores m6Tk0ts
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
.s FRIDAY EVENING, August Is, ISL.
CorroN-Tne demand for this staple was light,
with limited offerings, and prices somewhat nom.
tnal; sales only about 10 bales, say at Tx, at
Isc 2 b. We quote:
-, LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
= Ordinary to good ordinary. .14k@lsK
Low middlnS. 1900. .tIta9-
. -. M!ddling. .......................18 O.
R1cs.-The market was quiet and ho sales OF
note took place.
NAVAL SToREs.-The sales Of naval stores have
been as follows: 152 bbls pale, low pale and ex.
ira No at SO so, So 25 and IS so; 275 bbls extra
No 2 at Q 5o@2 s5, as to quality; 800 bbls No at
81 25@2 s., as to quality; 119 bbls No at So 15@
9 20. No sales OF spirits turpentine.
:! FRsraurs..To Liverpool ey steam, direct,
nominal on uplands via New York, hd
on uplauda, III on sea islands; By SAL,
on uplands AID sea lslande, nominal. T.
Hayre nominal. Coastwise-to New YORK
BY steam, 10 on uplands and nc on sea
islands; 81 25 2 t!erce cn rlce; by SAIL hc y fb
cotton; fierce on rice: 4oc q barrel on roslD,
SI@i p.N on lumber; $s@1o q II on timber. 7;
Boston, By sasl, re q b On upland cotto:
TO Providence, BY sail So 2 n en- boards, "
p h on cotton; by steam 81 p bale on NeW
York rates. To Philadelphia, by rtesm, NC 2 n
ON uplands; By sail, 81 q n on boards; 81 Oh
timber; IS p ton on ciaJ, aEd $a0s 80 en- phos
pnates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c q fb BY
sai, SO 5e@I 2 u on boards; sos Is 2 ton IN
phosphate rocE. Vessels are In demand By
our merchants to take lumber frelghts frcm
aeorgetown, 8. G., Darlen and Sstila River, Ga,
aud Iacksonvils, Fla, to Northern rcrts, and $40
@i2 p are the rates on lumber and bosrds.
.E1cHANaI.-SterlIng go day bills 2lH.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The SaDks are pur'
chasing sight checks on New York at par; days
4 or; 10 days n or; Is days - of; 20 days - on;
10 days on. They are selling slght checks at e
premium.
GoLp-l1K@l2H.
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Receipts by Railroad, August 25.
soCrH CiRoLn;A RAILROAD.

rs bales cotton 20 bales goods, 100 bbls nour, 81
bbls naval stores, 2b sacks bran, cara stock. To
Railroad Agent, Geo W Williams 4 co, Pelzer,
Rodgers & CO, Kinsman i Howell, 7 q & W De-
wees, Frost & Adger, Smith Il Chapeau, VIM W
Smith, Stefens, Werner & Ducker, Olaghorn, Her
ring i CO, A 8 Smith, L DeSaussure, W Ben
nett, Klnck, WicIerberg CO, Bellmann Bros, G
Follin, Graeser Harmon, A ] Salinas Walker,
Tledeman, Calder & co, Claussen.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
II bales cotton, s5s bb!s naval stores, kegs Of
spikes, rough rice, cars lumber and wood. phos.
pilates, mdse, &c. To Smith Chapeau, Frost &
Adger, Kinsman Howe /, G Liebenrood, Barden
4,t1atu' Parker Marshall '6 peiser, II Rodgefs CO.
A J Salinas, 8 D Stoney, P Smith, H Bulwinkle
P r Railroad co, S G Railroad CO, O Robinson,
G Sticsley, yelling, and Railroad Agent
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The steamship Empire, Hinckley, which sailed
from this port on the 18th inst for Philadelphia,
put into Norfolk August 23d for coal.
The New York Journal Of Commerce. OF We'd
nesday last, reports that the schr Marion, ashore
on Body Island, Is the Marion, Lefert, master,
from Liverpool for Charleston. No further par.
ticulars The Marion is now overdue at this port,
and has on board an assorted cargo.
The schr N E Van Cleaf from Rockport, Me, for
this port, arrived at Vineyard Haven 31st instant
and sailed same day.
The schr N M Pote, Stratton. hence for Boston,
arrived at Vineyard Haven 10th inst, and sailed
the following day.
The Br bark Robt Pulsford, Edwards for Bull
River, @, sailed from Demerara 9th ult.
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OAYANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL.
- ROAD.
&W@ s] I 2
CHARLESTON, July 25, 1871.
On and after MONDAY, July slst, Trains will run
daily as follows, viz:
DAILY TRAIN.
Leave Charleston, Sundays excepted. $40 A. Il.
Arrive at Savannah, Sundays excepted 500 P. ".
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. 800 A. d.
Arrive.at Charleston, Sundays excepted.5.o6 P. Il.
NIGHT TRAIN.
Leave Charleston, daily ally............."..a25P. ?. n.
Arrive at Savannah, daily. e.16 T. N.
Leave Savannah, daily ty................ll.l6P +. "a.
Arrive at Charleston, daily A. ID.
Night Train makes close connection at Sagan.
nah with the Atlantic d Gtf Railroad for points
In Florida.
Sleeping Cara on all Night Trains.
Day Train makes connection at Savannah with
Georgia Central Railroad for Macon and points
South and West.
Freights forwarded daily to and from Savsr-
nah and all points beyond.
G. 8. GADSDEN,
y. Engineer and Superis istendeDt..
8. O. BoYLsToN, g. F. and 7. Agent. july27
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RAILROADS..
NEW LINE TO GEORGETOWN, S. c

CHARLESTON, S. G., February II, 1871.
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at $50 A. IL
and P. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston 1890 A. N. (Mondays e1
cepred) and $3.50 P. Ii.
Train does not leave Charleston p. H., sun
pAY6.
Train leaving $50 A. N. makes through connec.
sien to New York, via Richmond and Acauis
Greek only, going through In 40 hours.
Passengers leaving by 9 P. II. Train haVt
choice OF route via Richmond and Washington.
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
;imare. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain sur
DAY IN Wilmington, N. O.
This Ia the cheapest, quickest and most pleasan,
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making con
nectlons at Washington with Western trains
OF Baltimore and 0 hio Railroad.
S. s. SOLOMONS,
Engineer aud Superintendent
P. L. cLEApoR, General Ticket Agent.
feb11-12mOH
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

1lSl OP fLE9SELO
CP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Marion, Lefert. cleared. June l3
The Romano, Young, MAY u
Br bark Lady DufIerin, Flynn, salled.. August 4
Bark Annie Ktmball, Stinson, up. July II
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Gauntlet, Douse, sailed. 2I
CALLAO.
Fr bark Me;aine, Berthe, sailed. MAY q
KINGSTON, JAM.
British bark Iris, Suffolk, sailed.
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr Lucy D.. Hall, up..................July II
Schr W Bradley, Chase, cleared August 10
NEW ToRK.
Schr R Phelps, Shailer, August 1S
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Annie Gaskell, Gaskell, cleared August l8
Schr L Smith, Webber, cleared. August Is
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Two hundred Gritty THOUSAND DOLLARS
REAL ESTATE and u. S. GOLD BONDS
CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
BENEFIT ~
# r. EE = CLIO L--F, U ND.
LEGISLATURE
AND APPROVED MARCH 8, 1871. fa9
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE!
DAY
NOVEMBER 1871 PUBLIC oC0oK


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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH, August 25.-Arrived, steamships Leo
New York; Seminole, Boston; steam tug Seminole
Phiadelphta for Pensacola, put In for coal; brlg5
L c Roosevelt, Bath. and Georgia, Baltimore.
The Spanish bark America came up to the city
to-day.
NEW YORK August 25.-Arrived, the steamships
Rhein and Moro Castle. Arrived out the Thuri'
gra and St Andrew.
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FOR NEW YORK.
OLD LIaE NEW YoRKAnD CHARLES.
TON STEAMSHIPS.
ESTABLISHED 1s46.

THE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID
Side.Wheel Steamships OF this Line viii sail from
Adger's Wharf as follows:
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, August 2eth, at
O'Clock P. N.
CHAMNION, SATURDAY, September I'd, at -
O'Clock.
These steamships insure at the lowest rate and
are noted for their strength, speed and comfort.
A4- Through Bills OF Lading given on Cotton to
LiYerpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng.
land manufacturing towns at the lowest market
rates.
NJ state.rooms may be secured In advance
without extra charge.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
july26 JAMES ADGEk d OO.
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D Paul CO. IN Robson, S Railroad co, a r
TAFT co, Sterens, Werner & Ducker, B O'Neil,
G LillentBal & CO, o Wieters, y Guillemln,
wood, DoWie, Noise & Davis, A R Spencer, Jas E
Adger 4 CO. T Oakshott. Experienced heavy
northeast gales, In which split sails and sprung
the main boom.
'''e AT QUARANTINE.
Spanish bark Ana, from Havana.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Ida Richardson, Bedell, Balamore-Wm
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Jessie Smith, Williams, at New YORK, 23d
August.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Harry Shepherd, Clark, at New York,
August %.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, from New York,
August %.
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II 0 3 n E W 7 0 3 z f.
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, AT 2
O'CLOCK P NJ.
NEW IRON STEAM L1NE-EsrABLIsHED 1870
sTATEReoms ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
G E ORGIA, Crewell, Commander, will sail
for New York on WEDNESDAY, August goth, at
Through Bills Of Lading to Liverpool by
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn, Christiania. Gotten
burg. and to glasgow, by ANCHOR LINE STEAM.
SHIPS. To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line n per cent
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine State.room accommodations, apply to
or to WIN. 4. COURTENAY, No. Union Wharf.
aug264
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The Charleston Stock and Bond hl>rket.
rrp ASKED
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KIDDING.

Recovery Of $1,000 Worth Of Kid Gloves
Stoiem IN Bosten-The Goods Fall Into the
Hands Of the Original Owner and are Re
turned to the lsosers-A German Commission
Agent Held for Having Them in Possession.
On the 18th OF January last the store OF Messrs.
churchill, Gilman 4 Co.. No. so Chauncey street,
Boston, Mass was broken into by burglars, who
stole and carried away, among other things, about
two hundred dozen pairs OF Bertin's French kid
gloves. The burglars were exceedingly prompt In
getting the goods away, for by nine O'Clock on the
evening In question they were clear on, and. not
withstanding the Efforts OF the Boston and New
York detectives, IL was not until last Monday that
any trace Of the goods cond be found. on the latter
gay Mr. Churchill came on to New York to buy goods,
and going into the house OF q gentleman with
he Thought lie could
ASSIST HrM IN RECOVERING THE PROPERTY.
In short time Mr.. Churcnills friend placed NIFTY
seven dozen Of the gloves within his reach, anu sub
sequenty rfty-hvc dozen more were recovered At
length II was thought necessary to take steps 10 AS
certain how the property came into the hands CT
the parties, ana the matter being placed IN the
hands OF detective Field succeeded In arresting
one Kuu0lpl Lutarsch cigar AMI tobacco commits
SION agent dong business In water street, from
whose hands they were traced up 10 three Others all
OF whom had them for sale commission. The value
OF the gloves recovered IL about 1900. Each OF the
gentlemen referred back in the transaction untl
Lutarscn was reached and ne again declares that nc
received them for sale on commission als0 Inc
name OF the party from whom he stated ne received
them certainly
GIVES THE MATTER A coLORTNG or SUSPICION.
The goods were delivered TO the gentleman from
whom Mr.. Churchill received them by an expTcss-
man, who came forward and testified ~ 10 where
nc took them and from whom he received them. Az
the person named by Lutarsch has yet 10 DE
an examination was deferred until today, nut
Judge Hogan held the present DEFENDANT IN deI0ult
Of t2.ocO bail Tue case WI, be Of interest when 1t
" developed
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
wAsHIsoros. April 8, 1871.


BRArNAGr TAHOE
Mr. KENDALL, (dem) Of New. offered resolution IN
strucins the JUDICIARY, when appointed
10 Inquire what legislation necessary prevent damage
20 public lands OF the United States by the diversion Of the
OF Lake Tahoe by corporation organized under the
laws OF State OF California The preamble 70 the resolu
tion sets the corporation making surveys
Tar the object OF diyertng and drawing OF the
waters lake supply the city Of San Francisco
and intermediate places with water for domestic r
gazing purposes prices be red by the corporation
the lands adjoining the and that such DIVER
reader valneess and practically prevent the sale
occupation Of large area public land which could DO
irrigated and rendered available BY the natural DOW o. the
waters from the lake.
ooyERxsrrT BUILDINGS BRooKLvS.
A tdem.) OF N. u introduced bill providing
Sor OF building capable for the use rs Post
once United states Courts, and for the accommodation Of
Br,okyn n. Y. Referred to the Committee on Public
MR. suILLADARGRR's EU KLUS BILL.
Mr. sHEILABAn8EE rep OF OHIO, snd that he should, at
Cor the previous question, without cutting OIL
amendments.
Mr. DAVIS, rep) Of Mass suggested that after the vote
to-day the House 80 0urR un'ii Monday next 80, y,
the sdgournmen Why mol proceed With the consideration
Mr. DAwrs replied supposed The House, after send
the pending oil 20 the would not have anything
10 % except pass the Deficiency bin.
HAY rep OF H. hoped there would be no mai &C.
until ihe ouie shal have acted on the Appos
i0nmcnt bill introduced ~ MI Mcreu that the western
aht have their Increase Ol reprcssntati0n.
supposed that al the gentlemen anxious TO
the earliest practice able time He
saee there but two measures winch Inc MAJORITY Oh