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The New York herald., 1872-09-22
Revolutionary Relics Unearthcd.

quantity OF human bones and pieces OF q black
walnut coffin were yesterday discovered by party
OF boys while playing in an excavation which had
lately been used as q cellar, in lot in Steuben
street, between Park and Grand avenues. The
juveniles were somewhat awed at their discovery,
and FASTENED to inform police officer OF the fact.
That ofilcal ascertaned that the site where the
human remains were found had until within the
past three weeks been occupied by shanty in
which resided an undertaken named Michael Mad
den. The members of Mr.. Madden's household had
observed the end of the coflln protruding through
the ground beneath their domicile but they re-
mOlesting the same. The relics are believed to be-
long to one of the soldiers of the Revolutionary
war who fell lighting In that vicinity. The memory
OF the Oldest inhabitant runneth not back to any
period wherein graveyard was located at this
place. The remains will be inferred in POtter's
Field.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
A Sneak Thief Caught.

Erancis Mccarthy, % years Of age, was arraigned
before Justice Delmar yesterday on charge Of
gra,A larceny and committed to Jail for future
examination. The accused, who was formerly
private watchman in South Brooklyn, was caught
under bed in the dOmice OF Mrs. Margaret Brau,
502 Warren street. where he had secreted himself
portable articles of value he could dnd. The thief
gained entrance to the apartment In which he was
found during the temporary absence OF Mrs. Brau
and fastened the door upon the inside. When Mrs.
Brau returned she was unable to gain admittance
and sr ,Jecting that there was rogue In the room
summoned assistance and forced open the door. A
brief search revealed the presence OF Mccarthy
cOed up In small compass beneath the bed. He
was secured and handed over to the tender clutches
of the law.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

collection will be taken up, by direction OF the
Bishop, in all the Catholic churches of the diocese
at each of the masses to-day in aid of the House Of
the Good Shepherd. This institution Is charity OF
such magnitude and merit that the mere mention
OF the fact is Of itself sufficient to excite desire
the part of the philanthrOpic to contribute toward
the maintenance of the Home. The application for
admission to the Home, which Is located at East
New York, are constantly increasing, and the drain
exhausted the little means at the disposal Of the
noble Sisters Of the order of Good Shepherd who
have the management OF the Home.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
KINGS COUNTY suaaoGAres COURT.

Before Hon. william B. veeder, Surrogate.
Letters OF administration were granted on the
estates of the following named deceased persons
viz. -
Lucretia s. Cotton. william Comerford Samuel
]. Smith, william Minneker Isaac Morrel william
Hilmann, Robert Laffcrty and Thomas McNulty,
all OF the city Of Brooklyn.
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state Tar. 81

The Committee of Supervisors who visited Albany
for the purpose of obtaining reduction OF the
amount OF State tax assessed upon Kings county
have returned, having accomplished the object Of
their mission. reduction OF $2l 100000 upon the
basis OF the total valuation OF real estate was
granted by the State Board OF Equalization.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Supervisors OF Election.
Before Judge Woodruff.

BtIOTt JuURG WUOUTUH.
long list OF Supervisors OF Election were sworn
into Office in this Court yesterday. As the names
of the appointees were being read by the Clerk OF
the Court the Judge invited any person knowing
OF to the appointees, whether as regards
personal character past history or any other cir
cumstance which should render a man unsuitable
to receive the appointment, to state them. 0bjec-
tion was made to one Of the appOintees on the
ground that several years ago 1t had been re-
ported that he had offered to count certain
candidate into office for consideration. The
Court adjourned until Monday.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

There were 44o persons arrested by the Brooklyn
police. during tAe past week-ninety less than the
preceding week. -
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
NEW YORK CITY.
The police made LIS arrests last week.

There were 534 Deaths As still Births 157 mar
riages, and 44S births in the city last week.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
RrOOklvn RObberies.

The ship Max, lying at Commercial wharf, Allan
tic dock, was robbed yesterday of several articles
OF clothing Frederick Broudh was arrested upon
suspicion OF having committed the theft.
The dry goods store OF Samuel Downing, corner
OF Fulton and Cermont avenues, was robbed Of
shawls to the value OF $50 last evening.
Raymond Roger and Mrs. Michaels, charged with
rObbing $50 worth of silver from the residence of
Charles Stringuest, 10 Flatbush avenue, were ar
rested yesterday.
James Mccormick OF 500 Myrtle avenue, reports
having been robbed Of $40 worth OF jewelry by
sneak thief.
week, decrease OF ninety-One as compared with
the preceding week.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

About four thousand inspectors Of election are
to be appointed. They will be paid s5 per day for
the time they serve.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and VitriOl-ThrOwe
In Williamsburg.

For the past three months many retail dry goods
merchants Of Williamsburg have been annoyed by.
as they allege, members OF the Early Closing Asso-
citation. Until last evening window-smashing was
the only outrage perpetrated upon them. Then
new method was adopted to induce them to close
their stores, the Oil OF vtriOi being used as an
agent. Mr.. s. Sternberg, doing business at 3l5
Grand street, reports that goods valued at $50
were saturated with vtriol and entirely destroyed
Mr.. Sternberg had been closing his store early until
the present week. This outrage will bring disgrace
upon all the members Of the association whether
merited or not.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

f. j. Hall, Chief Of the Ordinance Bureau, reports
1Gl complaints for violation of the corporation Or
dinances received last week. They were referred
to the proper departments.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

the week ending September II, the estimated los
upon which was $19,23O, and the insuranc
S126,600.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22

After the examination Of Mr.. Hatfield Mr.. Cody
called lor but he being out OF town, the meet
ing was adjourned until Monday afternoon, at two
OH
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A L E x A n RIA.

ELECTION OF CONSERVATIVE DELEGArEs.-
The following delegates to the state conserva-
tive convention to be held in Richmond on the
9Th inst, were elected last night: First Ward
EN-Mayor Latham, with q. X. Shinn altern ate:
second ward, II. .. Claughton, with f. Snow
den and w. Delaplane, aternates; third ward.
Z. L. Stuart, with J. NJ. Stuart and G. F. SUIT
tie, alternates: fourth ward, s. q. Neale, with
n. ID. Ball and z. Ii. HoOe aternates.
RAILROAD CONNECTICUT Washington
and Ohio railroad has leased from Mr.. Thos. ".
Swami, for five, with the privilege of twenty
years, the old railroad bed through his place,
Tor the purpose ofreOpening the connection be-
tween the Washington and Ohio railroad and
the Alexandria and Washington railroad.
BOY DRowNED.-On Saturday last, a boy
named John Herbert, about 10 years of age,
said to be from this city, fell from the canal boat
Linnet In slack water, above dam No. 4, near
Cumberland, Nd, and was drowned. His body
was recovered on Sunday.
ALExANDRIANs In CENTRAL AMERICA
Letters have just been received here from Costa
hico, which represents that the Alexandrians
now there, Messrs. Addison Marbury, Thomas
DWyer, and George Latham, are we'll and pros
porous.
ORDAINED.-Rev. James II. Carter was yes-
terday ordained by the ecclesiastical council as
pastor OF the First Baptist church at the Plains,
Va--Gdsette, last eceniag.
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LOCAL NEW S.
Condensed Locals.

This 3. tl~e longest CAV OF the year.
The examination OF the pablo schools o.!
Wasliu Ton closed to-day,
People who own dogs s1Ould m1ZZle them or
X, ep them in doors Just now. The pOlndma ster
II about with his little scoop net
AEoEg The graduates OF the Baltimore Female
College AZ IL 21St annual commencement yes
trTdsy was hi ss Alice +. Guinand OF this city,
who delivered the valedictOry address.
Ry reference 70 another column IL will be
e. Il the sale OF tickets 20 the grand recep-
COMMENCES at Ballantyne's bookstore to-
nor row.
A 'a'se alarm OF FIRE was struck from box 65
~ one O'Clock this morning. A shed in Ford <
wanSleyis brick yard, between Half and LIST,
and VI and y streets southwest. caught IRE last
evening, but the flames were soon eXtinguished
by the ire department..
The schools Of the first district in the county.
No. l. twEIte.) Clement L. Peek teacher, and
No. 4. (coioTed.) Jos. Carmack teacher, were
eNarE'r ned on Wednesday by Trustee Harry and
Mr.. Lugsnbiel, teacher. The examination was
satisfactory
Tie ceremonies of laying the corner stone of
Home fer Aged Men and Women, under charge
Of The Little Sisters of the Poor are expected TO
he very interestiug Z, As large number of So
e etiEs will take part. The Rev. Father BOYLE
ViI preach. EiseEhere viii be found the pro-
q aI1Tne for the occasion.
The ANIMAL rsCtifcatiOn of the salaries of all
tIe poet fiCeS in the United States has Just been
e M l-ted. The salary OF the postmaster of this
Georgetown, =, $50: Anacostia $40; TennaIIy-
t.wu. S2S; BrightwOOd, 50. Alexandra, - 90;
Arlington. IS These salaries go into effect on
g H. Ii rrnxiutD.
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u Nod Is As Good As 4 Wink, tlAR.l
&c. SC.

But those Who riH see cannot fail to perceive the
MAGNIFICENT BARGAISS
offer odsy, and will conseq uentiy lose no time to
take adv antage Of them.
Ladies Handsome Lined Parasols fns. imitation
sik, IN three sizes, lined IL pink, blue, green,
ladies fine buff large Sun Umbrellas, at 81
slne black large Sun Umbrellas, 81.
Beautiful Silk Openwork Fans, Soc
Fine Ivory Stick SILK Fans, in ali colors 81
Very Pretty Enameled Wood Faus. 81.
Gsgnihcent Resl Lace Sets u Sleeves and Collar
Very Fine Lace Sets at 81
Neat and Stylish Lace Collars ct IS and SOC.
Two pair Linen Reversible Cuffs AID tour Collars
Three pair Gents Fine Linen Reversible CUTS
Three pair Of Best British Half Hose for 81.
-Four pair Full Regular Made Half ause for 81
Zine India GAUGE CEderst irt at 81.
Very large Leather Satchel for 81.
Extra large and fine Basket for 81.
Fine assortment OF Ladies' Underg ma ,e Of
hne cotton and felled seams, at 81 ca h
Splendid long Night Dresses at ga.
EXTRAORDINARY Bargains in Laiiey and Gents
Linen Hapdkerchiefs, from auction.
handsome OIL Chromos, in large and heavy Walnut
Frames, 1t 81 each.
Also. full stock Of Lisle and Kid GLOVES,
CARVED BRACKETS, TOWEL RACKS, B00K-
sHELNES, VASES. STATU kTTES, POCKET
CUTLERY, POCkETB0OKS, DOLLS and TOYS,
and thousand other articles.
COME AND SEE FOB YOURSELVES
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THE WEATHER.

w
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 81. 1874, 10 n m.
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwESTY-PouR HOURS
The barometer has risen north and west OF the
Ohio valley, where light to fresh and occasional
brisk northeTly 10 westerly winds and clear and
partially cloudy weather are Row prevailing.
Cloudy weather and light rain continues from
southern Louisiana and northern Florida TO
South Carolina; but clear and partially cloudy
weather over the interior of the southern states,
with light to fresh northerly TO easterly winds.
Clear and partially cloudy weather continues
over the New England and middle states with
light TO fresh westerly to southerly winds. Re-
ports have not been received from Pacific coast
stations.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Lightto fresh northerly 20
westerly winds and clear weather prevail very
generally north and west of the Ohio valley
Light to fresh winds, veering 10 westerly, and
clear and partially cloudy weather for New
Eng. and and middle states Light TO fresh east
erly to soutberly winds and clear and partially
cloudy weather for the interior of the southern
states, but cloudy weather and areas of rain for
the south Atlantic and gulf coasts.
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Government Securities.
Markets To-day.

BALriNosE, Juie Il Yves Nirgibias, Il bid.
BALI MORE. June N.-Cotton quiet. bat frn
, ,g m'dalinss, Is. Flour very dull and nominal
Mheat Gull and nominal. Corn-whfte ssuth an
hTm, 7sa7s; yellow southern steady e.. mixed
western nominal, 6Sae'. Oats dulI: western mixed ,
kaH. Rye INN, SlsS l0S Provisions auiet Bulk
meats firm ana UNCHANGED. Bacon. good ! bling
demand, unchanetd; susar-cured hams iSsisi.
Lard dull, 2. Western butter in improved derr I'D
good 10 choice, lsaE; fair 20 good, isal3. whisSy
NEW YoRS June 81 Stock. dull. Money EASY. 4
Gold steady. lsr Exchange, long, o.; short, l0,.
Governments dull and heavy. NiTgiaIG 6s, "a. new ,
20. North Car lima s, 3sk new,2l
NEw YORK, June 2l.-flour tuu and unchanged.
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn quiet and heavy.
LONDON. June -. II ~ a. m.-tlonsOls opened -
9e1s for money and ofs for accornt Bonds of Is52.
81 1865, old. 9lyS; 1851, 81; lO-90's, s2A
FRANKFORT, June 2l.-BCnds, 95R.
PARIS, June 2l.-Rentes 81 francs. 10 confines.
The specie in the Bank Of France has Increased
aGl0lUC francs during the mast week
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G EOR G E T O N,

RIVER AND CANAL very dull. No arrivals
or departures except load of ice from Boston,
per schooner, to Kennebec ice company.
The WEEKLY COAL TRADE-Tne receipts
and shipments of the different coal companies
company, receipts, G, 30l tons: shipments, 1901
tons. Rays docks, receipts, 1921; shipments,
5,5i2 tons Borden mining company, receipts,
900 tons: shipments, $500 tons. Agnew's
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FINANCIAL AND ConmERCIAL.

The New York money market was extremely
easy yesterday. The Bank Of England having
reduced the minimum discount rate 20 per cent.
weakened. Government bonds were lower in
sympathy with gold. The stock market was
duil and firm
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DE-. RADWAY's
Sersapartllfsn Rcsolyeut.
THE GREAT BLOOD PuRIFIER.

xr nys's a,os OF the I KsAfAhILLiAtKrs0L
Win new and soupd material Ss,osyt 81 sse oedy
nssS,' MA $500 ,nar. assas' oIs.Ts :. re-
dsseha, ses trom tAs Ears,, and tAs wcrai e1M, q
Skta d. secses, Eysyftons Fsre- Sores, Sad Head,
Riss Ecrn, Sad RAennq, Eysipelas, lons, Blacf
SHots, Eo,ns ~ ths Elesh, Tsmo,s, Oasos-, ~ AZ
N,ski s,reqts, Los, az spe, a.d az sGsiss q. 80
cnS 81 Moas Sss. y. e ara ,s:s: 2, t.
sri pTocet 20 asv psrsos Ssi.s q 70, ssfser n tSsss
form, % disease rs ,ois.i 'oss 70 'sss thew
vs.tss enc and s tsai sonesa ~ ,o
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WH. Il. WHEATLEY'S
w STEAM DYEING
AND SEQ RdhG ESTABLISHMENT

Georgetown, d. o.,
Estsblished iSSl; premium awarded ls5; and 10 now
one OF The oldest. largest and most piete estab
hshments OF tie Kind in this country. Sly patrons
VIII consult their owH interests By sending In their
isn and winter goods during the summer months
Best place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeing
Gentlemen's Clothing. Everything sppertsinfng 20
the business well and promptly executed. Once
closed daily at sunset. except Saturday, when wil
De open until So .. m. Post Once BOX 123. am
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CITY ITEMS.

LET il not be forgotten that the posture cure
for irregularities can be found in Duponco's
Gilden Pills. Sold by all druggists. Sold whole
sale and retail by T.. ID. Gilman. Retail by the
following druggists: KidweIi & Son; r. ID. Dow
ling, and streets southwest j. Coughlin.
+, corner of 9Th streets; p. H. Heller, 7th and \
streets; W. b. Entwistle; Alfred Mcleod,
Georgetown. eo2
RELIEF FOR TIE FRET-FER, s1.-Corns
Bunions, Club, and Ingrowing Nails, ETC.. sue
cessfully treated by DIR. White. SIS 18th street.
opposite L. 5. Treasury. Branch, North
Charles street, Baltimore). Thousands relieved
and cured without pain.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near Az street,
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Radray's Ready ReEfef
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN. FRoMsoNE TO TWENTY MINUTES
NOT ONE HOUR
amer reading this advertisement neeo .ay one
SUFFER- WITH PAIN.
KADWArS REABY Relief IS syRs
FOR EVERY PAIN.
TWAS the FIRST, ana ID
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantiy stops the most eIcrucsups pains aI
lays determinations. and cures Congestion v as,hsr
OF the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or other glands or
organs, b. one application.
In FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
no matter hcs violent excruciating Ia pain the
Eeuraleic or FRUSTRATED with dsess any safer
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF TER KIDNEYS.
INFLAMaATIoN OF TIE BLaDpKH
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF TIE LUNGS
SOCK rHEoAT. DIFFICULT BREArslps.
PALPITATIoN OF TIE HEART
MYSTERIES, Group, DIPTHERIA.
CATARRH. INFLUENZA
HEADACHE, TooTHAcBE.
NEURALGIA, RREUnArIsn,
GOLD CHILLs, AGUE CHIlLs.
part parts " here the pain or ain egifs ~
aaord ease and comfort
Twenty drops I'm half tunlbier OF water viii IN n
STOMACH, HEAR7 s UkN, SIca HEIb.
sIiSS IN zaE OWLS " f .as Il fHik sRSl
travellers should aiways carry bottle Of RAD
WAY ) READY RELIEF with them. A few drorS
y wser Il better sLal nj o@ chang.
a. stlmUlsnt.
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for nNy cents. 1.~rs
is not remedial agent IN this world that viii cnrs
Fever AID Ague, and all other Hslsrious, Bilous
~ RAbwGYY Pills. 90 ao aa,e Sthss fsss5s siSeS
BEADf RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
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Georgetown Advertisements

Georgetown Advertisements.
dissolution OF PARTERsHIP.-Theu under
~ signed, trading under the name and frm Of
Fullsiove Hanauer, have this day dissolved their
partner ship by mutual consent. Mr.. Richard Full
lslove is clone authorized to collect ell debts due
the late firm. and will pay lite Indebtedness.
RlCHARp FULLALOyE,
JACOB HANAUER
The b9slness will be continued by RICHARD
Washington, ID. O., june IL, 1872. jeIs-2ws
nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRIOEs.
As the season is advanced we selling all kinds
Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods at greatly reduced
prices. Our stock Of Dress Goods, Parasols, and
goods for men and boys is large, and must be solo, IL
selling them cheap will enable to do il. Call and
examine our stock and buy bargains. BENJAMIS
MILLER, lO1 Bridge street. Georgetown .jel2 In
RY TAos. BOWLING, Auctioneer, Georgetown
PE.EMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY ADJOINING TaE
RESIDENCE OF GOV. HENRY D. COOKE,
IN GE0RGET0WN,A AT AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY, June 25th, at O'Clock o.
Isl m; Will sci on the premises. part of lots 2is
and 2i9, fronting IS feet on the east side Of
Washington street, between West and Stoddard
streets, by a depth Of 10 feet, and adjoining the
residence Of Gov. Henry d. Coete. Toe improve.
ments cor sist Of large and subsiautisl two story
brick dwelling house, containing Is rooms.
Terms: One third; balance 6, II, and Is months,
with interest, secured by deed Of trust the pro
chaser. Title perfect: Sale positive.
iels THOMAS nOWI,uNC
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THk BOARD OF PoLtcH last night appointed
the following additional officers: W. n Tur.
lon 10 10 duty at the city post ONCE, and u O.
Wilson, 70 10 duty on sth street, betseen + and
streets LSTtheast- The application OF Michael
Huffman Tor liquor license was disapproyed.
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FEVER AND AGlE.

FEVER AND A0UE cured for FRY cents. rs~rs
Is not remedial agent IN this world that sjIi rnrs
Fever AID Ague. and all other HalsrfOus Bilous
scarlet. Typhoid, yellow, and other Feyers aiss3
BEADf RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
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JET JEwELRY.-SOme beautiful styles OF jet
sets, bracelets and necklaces to match, received
at Priggs dollar jewelry store, No. 45I Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between y and 9th streets
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Using In three ,,arers: ard nassed,
ine bin to settle the accounts of VIM. Laird,
Council with an amendment; which was con-
CURED in.
Council amendment to bill making the 5000
militia appropriation available was non con-
Council amendments to bill for the protection
OF parking in streets and avenues were con-
Cured in.
The House insisted on its amendments to
Council bill imposing taxes, and Messrs.
Mcknight, Collins and Choate were appointed
the committee Of conference.
Council amendment to bill making an appr0-
Iriation for the associated survivors Of the war
Of 1872 was concurred in.
Council amendments to bill to settle the
accounts Of the late collector OF Georgetown
Mr.. Hulse moved to strike from the calendar
bill to pay the expenses Of the board of appeals,
az it vas impossible Tor it to become Law;
Council amendments 70 bill making appro-
IriatiOn for certain charitable institutions were
concurred in.
the Cooperation Of Georgetown were CONQUERED
Bill authorizing the Governor 10 institute pro-
1ss receed Th sn
Council adding "to straiehtsn, d street, from
2Ist to 22d streets''; which was eSncurred In. 80
amendments by the Council, Vas taken up and
the amendments were concurred in.
The consideration Of the license bill was re-
sumed, and, after consideration, it Was passed
MIR. Shepherd submitted a resolution author
iZing the committee on indebtedness to sit
during the recess; adopted.
Mr.. Bursley submitted resolution for the
preparation Of an index to the journal; adopted.
Mr.. Collins submitted the report Of the COM
mittee OF conference on the bill making appro-
lenses; which was rejected: Yeas-Messrs
Bond. Bursiey, Campbell ,Choate and Collins-5.
Nay-Messrs. Boswell, Brewer, Carroll, Davis,
Shepherd-10.
Mr.. Shepherd moved to reconsider the vote
by whish the conference report was rejected;
agreed to-yeas, Messrs. Bond, Bursley, Camp,
bell, Choate, Collins, Dickson, Mcknight, NJ ur-
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OFF FOR EUROPs.-Among the passengers
Who sailed for Europe bv the steamer Olympia
rom New York on Wednesday was Mr. G..
GIddirgs, OF this city. Mrs. Gen. Lander. C.
SoUng and F. Young of washiugton were pas
eergers on the steamship Queen, that sailed
from New York the same dav