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The Methedist General Con ,renee.

ANOTHER EXCITEMENT.
NEW YORK, May 2.-TO-day was set apart
tor the election OF bishops in the Metho q. -
general conference, and IN consequence an IN
mehse audience was IN attendance. A resOlu-
ton, net 10 count the ballots cast for a candi-
date OF the amount less than eight. was tabled.
Dr: Sicer said thirty years ago AT an election of
bishops there had been ballot stufinR He
hoped II such thing was discovered here the
vote would be taken over again. An Indiana
selegate demanded that the laity aud clergy
vote separately for bishops. The motion for a
seperate vote was lost Tremendous Cheering
delegate called attention TO the demon strs
tons OF the audience, ard moved that the gal
lS-t@s be cleared. II So from the CALLER ,es I
Bishop Ames asked ttse police, IL any were pr, =
sent, TO clear the gallerics.
The conference then proceeded 20 vote by
dious, and after the tellers had retired 70 count
the vote, Bishop Richardson was introduced
and addressed the conference.
Dr. Carleton then moved 90 suspend the rules
TO receive reply from him TO DIR. Lanahan's
report; adopted.
The paper was then read II declares that
the report that DIR. Lanahan seeks 10 convict
Mr. Goodenough Of completely with Porter
IN the purchase OF paper, and that said report j.
wicked SANDER on an honest man. The paper
refers TO DIR. Lanahan's report as the creation
OF feVerish dreams OF the assistant agent aud
denies that DR.. Lanshan was ever refused
access TO the papers of the book concern The
paper further declares that the allegations that
officers OF the concern were engaged in oil spec
ulatlons are a. baseless as thew are base n
further charges ID at the accountants whom DIR
Dr. Lanahan employed TO ferret out the alleged
wrongs Of the book concern were of .doub;ful
reputation, and that DIR. Lanahan had A con-
ference with the editors OF certain secular papers
the evening before the publication Of the often
siye articles.
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~High standing collars are again in vogue.
~Colored linen appears with the warm
weather.
VDolly Warden note paper Is the latest, we
believe.
aILadies' shoes are now M de to lace O.,
either side of the foot.
sZSaiofs' hats are voted common aud yul-
gar in gepteel society.
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Hon. "SUNsET" Cox has received private
letter from Governor Seymour discussing the
possibility of Mr.. Greeley's nomination at Balti-
more, but in no wise favoring such a nomina-
finn
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were SIT 99J .O6.
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misunderstanding Delano and party left
Salt Lake City yesterday morning for Washing
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New York News,

HORACE GREELEY AND AbULTERATFD MILK
NEW YORK, May 21.-The Tribaus this NOR
ring publishes the names of a large number OF
persons, who, IL alleges, adulterate their milk,
and gives figures showing that 800 gallons OF
swill milk are received daily, aud that the tot Al
receipts ga 800 gallors) are swelled 70 $3.50
gallons by the addition Of water,
STILL THEY COME.
Over ten thousand emigrants arrived a. cas
tie Garden yesterday, the largest number land
ed in one day since the establishment OF the in
stitution.
STOKES.
IL Is expected that Stokes will be brought into
court Tomorrow morning 20 plead 20 the indict-
ment against him. The district attorney and
counsel Tor the prisoner will then endeayOr 70
decide on day for the trial.
RATIFICATION MEETING.
Preparations are making for a Greeley ratiti-
cation meeting on May 2sth, I'm Union square.
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TRANSFER OF NAVAL OFFIcERs.-Lieut
Geo. 5. Davol has been ordered to the St.
Mary's, per steamer of 18th of June. Lieut.. s
p. Baird has been detached from the naval
academy and granite six months leave.
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TEXAS PACIFIC RAILRoAD-A secret session
Of the stockholders q the Texas Pacific railroad
attendance vas large. Nearly every share Of
stock was representsd. The report q the pur-
chase Of the Southern Transconfinental railway
and the Southern Pacific railroad was read md
unanimously confirmed. General g. n. Dodee.
formerly an engineer Of tie Union Pacific. "a
appointed ensfneer-in- chief, With fall power,
to proceed Immediately TO work. The road r.
expected to be completed 10 Fort worth, Ksnaas.
by January 1st.
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MAINLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
RACE AND TOURNAMENT
AT Pl'tLICO FAIR GRDI NOS,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE a,ls72,

MILE HEATS-For all ages: re undistanced
horse exc udei from starting until r..
after the third heat. in which there y>-NINA
shan be distance. Purse, $780, $50 zSSVoS
u winner, $50 TO second horse. En- D<Ss~
p to be made with the Secretary, at No 80 ct
To conclnde with GRAND T0URNAMENT,
opened 70 the knights OF Maryland and the other
States. The Maryland Jockey Club to prelent the
successful knight with silver cup worth $500 the
second knight with silver cap worth $50. knights
desiring TO ride must apply by letter to the Score
tary before the 18th OF May stating their title
and devices, and enclosing an entrances fee of So.
GeLtIemen from distance desiring to practice can
have their horses care for by G. b. Maule on the
course, and viii find accommodations at Pimli o
Hotel and other neighboring houses. Me nbers of
the Club admitted On their badges. Admission
Gate % cts; Grand Stand, 50 cts extra; Open Stand
Is cts. Accommodation trains will be run by the
Northern Central railroad. For further particulars
apply toJ ID. FERGUSON, Secretary, IS st. Paul
st. BY order of Executive Committee. ml6- cow
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Gso.GEs CREEK
/, CUMBERLAND COAL,
- The best that ID mined for steam and sm,tls'
Lamberton Red Ash GOAL, egg and stove sizes.
Sham0kin Pink Ash GOAL, egg and stove sfzes
And all the best grades of
WHITE Ash GOAL.
OAK, PINE AND HICKORY WOOD,
Cling purposes At
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
A Specs of war -, ,nc C.,,. 49,.

A SpeeS OF War ON the Canada SID.
VA NAV g.-ln the hsuse last night
MI. stsl htnson moy,d an address tor the cor
teeloh1ence T, 'pecting the seizure bv the
nttd States custom ON ciAls OF a steam, tu, snl
barfe, me property Of hiram Little in the -
=, &c Al referred 20 the circUm-
by Mr.. Little, ami thou sht the matter on,,bf =,
b. fully iuvt gated.
Mr.: Mckenzie said nc would like to know
row the government intended q proceed In the
matter. The question was q serious one as IN
yoising the rights Of Canadian naviyatorS Rv
the treaty II had been assumed that Che can n
was American property. The Americans we're
aggressive in their c.nal policy. and PIT "a ID
trouble Tor the least infracfion OF their rules 81
ughterage, &c. Now ~ wsS important n knoW
h cN this matter stood under the present treaty.
tof Titles property was seized presumably Tor
violation OF the regulations governing American
canals BY the FTcmier's explanation ~. ,,anal
Sss admitted 20 be in the American territory.
ST John A. Mcdonald said there could be no
objection 10 this motion being granted lie ala
not krow that his honorable fra nd woul m k
any use OF /. after he had seen IL. The Unite
out demanding costs. Asregsrds the canal al .
" .ty did not i'm any v-ay deal with bount.ry
IN these waters, under the treaty OF lSsa Ar
yneniles between the islands situated i'm the -
L-wrence were free 20 both nations. ana stiU
remained Tree, no matter whether they we're a.,
the CanadianOr Am cricsn side of the 10 lniar
me AmeIleAns, he believed, made the canal.
under the impression that IL WAS in their own
territory. Ii the map signed by Porter ant
Barclay, the t~o English commissioner.
was correct, the canal was undoubtedly a.
In the American territory. Some OF the law
officers OF England I'D expressed a.
opinion that that map was cOnclusiy
evidence on the question OF boundary. con thaf
opinion her Me- -sty's government were boua
, act, and, therefore, settled the question. II
treaty gave US the u,e OF the canal on pr .iselV
The same terms as the American citizens A
me honorable member could show by MeSsrS.
fo'ter and Barclays map that the canal wa
on our territory we could stil ert our right D
IL, for the treaty in mo way affected our bound
airy rights.
Mr.. Mckenzie contended that the canal ones
ton was SIMPLY another piece OF sharp practice
ON the part of our American neighhors
MIR. Stephenson said it was time the question
was settled, as il was one that might arisa a .in
and IL was time they should know whether ths
Canadians had the right 20 trade i'm the Amer
lean territory without let or hindrance from the
Americans.
After some lurther discussion the mot on wa
carried.
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Q o = n 3 .

One dollar Per visit for operations upou COREs
BUEIONS, CLUB, and IN3ROWIN0 ExILS. ~ ;
At DR. WHITES ESTABLlSHMENTS,
No. N. Charles St, near Baltimore st., Baltimore
Attendsrce at residences 9s per visit. Operations
walk with ease Immediately. Refers to many emf.
nent Physician., Surgeons, and thousands oil other
well-knQwn and responsible patrons
ONCE hours from .. m. to p m. Press Of bust
ness at ONCE precudes visiting pstients ct resi-.
oencee except between AID D. m. marz9-tf
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ERAIKLIU . o.,
No. 1897 PlNysyLyANA xvINuI.
Genuine Brazilian Pebble epeetsslss. janls-tf
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nAn BALL.-The second contest for the base
PAL championship between the Athletics. of
In Baltimore yesterds afternoon In the presence
q 4,ooo spectators. Seven innings were plsved
resulting; Baltimore, Z; Athletics, 4. Owing to
= oeeision OF the umpire in the eighth inning
play, whereupon the umpire gave the asme 10
the Baltimore Club. The Athletics protaoted.
and left the field amid great excitement
New York yesterday hy score of Is to Z.
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A HIT.-Mrs. John Wood was immense last
night in "Pell and Partner Joe, >" and both she
and her capital burlesque company were called
upon TO repeat all the songs, dances and hits OF
the evening. 1t is just the kind of performance
tor this lry weather.
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THE SCHUYLKrLL observation-disclosures of
persons visited Fairnount park and the shores
OF the Schuykill adjacent, to witness the great
contest between Coulter and Cavitt, of Pits
burg, and Biglin Bros, of New York, YESTERDAY
afternoon. The day was very dis agreeable, the
WIND blowing fearfully, and for a long time it
was doubtful If the race would take place
Coulter objected on account OF the rough wea-
ther. The contest ives for 81 900 aside, and the
distance i've miles from the stake boat below
the Reading railroad bridge, falls of SchuyIkill
10 the stake boat on the upper side OF the juno
ton railroad bridge. The rare was to have
taken place at O'Clock, but owing to Coulter's
objections II was postponed until 6:3l. On the
river were three small steamers, crowded witt
people, besides number of small boats BENZ
Brady, OF the North River boat club, Of New
YORK, was referee. The boats started fairly
Blgiln Bros wore blue caps and drawers, anu
white shirts; Coulter and Cavitt wore simply red
drawers, without shirts or caps. At the star
Couiter end Cavitt were ahead, but in pas sing
the bridge they went through the third arch in
stead OF the Second, and lost 100 feet. This dis
lance they were unable ID regain, and Biglin
Bros. came in at least twelve boat lengths
ahead They made the five miles in 80 minutes
and second. A Large emount of money chang
ed hands on the result.
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IMPORTANT TO ARCHITECTS, DUILDERs.
N. oA,r ASSRR SS22H sE3] NV -"

}MPOBTANT TO ABOHITeOI0, DUILDERS
N. 0Als An SKAaffx ct0HfANY, h.vins
n Agency In this city, ere prepared 20
furnish, g the Aorteet notice, an kinds Of OCT
tects, 6gl1ers cr eeutrsseorS e fhe lowest MARIE
@ent o1sr.site 6urbiSs, BslSiaa fsvsmsnt Bloets,
Bose Coss.sss COltng. Re; JAS. 4 RgsS1LL :
70, 49,, fIant1 Dsiadins, No, III 18th street,
G.HHn .!s SAIL OF sE; LOUIE SITI LoIs;;
BUILDiNG LOTS, lying 2. beth sides Of Grand
at auction on the 29th and sch of Nay, ign Lifh
I.r q iisa ,s the
DRIDAL AND YUNBBAL wREAfHe, Boz
ID QUITS, CROSSES, ANCHOB1 and STARS
Preserved OF Enameled In Wax. All kiads Of Hair
Brnidirg done, Ornamenfal Hair Work on Glass and
Pearl, 81 Mrs.; F8IEs, lass Of Boston, No; llo sth
sncss:-Mrs. Presidsof Grant, Hrs. Admiral Gold.
borough, W. ". Corcorsn, Cen. Elssy, Gen. IomD-
Y q JUgrH .PAEe FAB PRICES for L.diss',
Es Gents, and ChiIdrent second. bad CLOTH.
ING, gNDEH CLOTnIHG, D0OIA, Shoes, 20.
~ mall xomDtly attended -, acle-w
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RED CLOUD, the famous Indian Chief. whose
departure from Omaha for this city was noticed
in yesterdays STAR, win be accompanied by
Red Dog, leading chief; Little Wound, Blue
Red Fox, Afraid-of-the Eagle, Good Bufisio,
Thunder Hawk, Red Lear, HawkeagIe, Two
Elk, Big Foot, Lone Wolf, Poor Eik, High Bear.
His-Lead, Hard Hart, Cay sete, Dirt Face, head
men Of the Ogallala Band. Lene Woir is ac-
companied BY his favorite wife, "Ear OF Corn"
ndistinguished" party Is under charge Of DR..
Daniels, an Episcopal clergyman, agent for the
Ogallala band OF Sioux, With Jules Z. Coffee,
Interpreters Perr'ssaon to visit Washington
vas gwen Red Cloud by Secretary Delano, who
lately passed through their country, the object
for the acts OF twenty OF hh unruly subjects last
March, IN stealing some horses and killing =
White man. THIS greatly .grieved the chiefs,
ton viii be offered.
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SENATORS Morton, Conkling, Carpenter and
other leading members of that body, in fact all
the administration Senators are in favor of tax
and tariff bill similar to that passed by the
House yesterday. 1t Is thought among those
best informed that the Senate will 60 further
than the House and agree to reduce the revenue
$1,000 J,OOO instead Of $4,000, 600, the amount OF
reduction in the House bill.
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National Bank, I'm New York, while on = coi =
lecting route, was robbed Of pouch contaipio ;
$500 In gold certificates and checks and 100 h.
IL expected. - s'ess
The British Solicitor General said. NJ n
banquet In London on Saturday, that he hoped
tne oostacles IN the way Of the meeting OF the
removed, that it would inaugurate q new era h.
the settlement Of disputss between them
nAnother constitutional Amendment A
needed to balance the fifteenth and secure eausB
rights for uncolored persons The latest man}fes-
taton Of the prevalent IN vidous pride OF class s
on the part Of black doctor in Detroit wh@,
sdvertises mat he VII not attend any White
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~Mill privilege-kisslng 9 factery eirl


ga noted painter CT Antwerp paints with
ms feet; IN underhsnd way Of exefcising his
art.
ga negre8 with q beard long, thick and
gray, 10 the ascendant phenomenon In Cheokee
county, Alabama
ga boy OF fourteen runs 5000 tea and
coMee busineN e Fort Wayne, Ind, which he
V"Spank this boy and send him home, 4.
the label which anxious Detroit mothers stick ON
their boys when they send them out 10 piay.
SThteyes event through Fort Wave re-
porter and came out with three lead pencils ,.
broken comb and deadhead circus tickef.
The body Of Q real estate AGENT p.uea
OoSrian0er was found In the East river. Al V
on Soeurday with his throat cut II a not knorn
wnetner II Is . case OF suicide or murder.
Ais Sarah Colt, who established the 6rst
SUNDAY school in the United State IN 1893 for
me instruction Of the factory children In reading
ana Writing, died at Paterson, II. j., Saturday.
The London Spectator ID strongly In favor
o. q woman's unworthy In England IL thinks
thae on many Of the NEST delicate questions of
MODERN civilization We need the fne Judgment
Of educated women.
~Charies walter, convicted of numbering n
nmily Of three persons and robbing them Of ali
their property, eight miles from Marshdeld.
No, three yean ago, was hanged at Marshreld
Friday.
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The MISSING BUELL. PAPERs.-Ben Pitt
man, the photographer who reported the Buell.
investigation case, was before the House
military committee on Saturday, and testified
that he has complete copy OF the records now
Iroduce a copy.
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GOOD JOKE ON A "LIABRRAL."-Apar party sign
ing himself "a member OF the liberal repub
Gcan club" writes the President from New
Iberia, indicating his willingness to accent a
certain office under the present administration
the office he seeks
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WHITE HOUSE VIsITORs.-Prior to the cabi.
net meeting to-day Secretary Belknap, Secre.
tary Boutwell,, Senators Cole, Ferry, Chandler
Kellogg, and Robertson, Judge ID. X. Cartier
and representative Burlington, of Mass, called
President.
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From Europe To-s,av

MADRID, May 2l.-Later dispatches from Bis
cay report that the Carlist organization in that
province has been completely annihilated. Five
Thousand insurgents surrendered 60 the loyal
FORCES on Sunday last Order Is now restored
throughout the entire province.
GONE TO GENEVA.
PARIS, May 21.-Hon. Charles Francis Adj
ans, American member Of the Geneva tribu-
nal OF arbitration, has left here for that city.
MINISTER sICKLEs BACK AGAIN.
MADRID, May 30.-Hon. Daniel Il. Sickles
United states Minister TO Spain, arrived in Ma,
GRID last evening on his return from America
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Indian Ce1eracss

NV Yosk, May 2l.-Ths Board Of Indian
Large Indian contracts win be let TO-DAY
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THE CABINET MEETING, to-day, was attended
by all the members except Sc ,retary Delano
and Attorney General Williams, who were re.
spectively represented by Gen. Cowen and
Solicitor General Bristow. The session lasted
an hour and half. No business Of notable i'm
portance was transacted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-21

ALBANY, May little court Of i'm Z
ment for the trial Of Judge Barnard VIII , nen
49, 80 ,l v'Ss arne the time and pisc
notice 20 the accused W. No
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MORE WAR MATERIAL FOR S.IH-Tba
Secretary Of War has received the authority of
Congress to sell such portions OF clothing I'm
Quartermasters stores as he may deem advisable.
There are now in store S13 900 900 worth of
clothing, the care Of which costs $3.50 coo per
year; ihere are rubber blankets enough on
hand to supply all prospective demands for one
hundred and thir y years to come; rubber
ponchos and artillery Jackets for eighty wears.
and blous es for forty years.
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"A eHIP CANAL across the penins,,. -,
Iloriaa pSoposed- The route Is IN the ~ ~
IONS yehe s rver Tor ia miles then up the ochs-
canal for ths distance q % nile %ust :. s esP
through the swamps to the Amaxura river sf .
spot - miles nun its month, where Il enptiss
.n.o tne 6un or Mexico near Cedar Keys. BY
between the mouth Of the Mississippi and the
Auantic perts. A the trade OF 1871 between
the ports ON the Gulf OF MEXICO and those on
the Atlantic coast amounted 20 500 900 tons n IN
believed that o handsome revenue would be d.
rived froD the pr0p osed canal.
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1RATkFuL FoREiGNKR-A Contribution
Ioa0drds Paying the National Debt.-The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to-day received letter
rom well-known lawyer in PhiladeIphia. en-,
closing cneck for "a 600, and saying: "One OF
my correspondents, naturalized citizen or the
United States, who returned to Europe some
ye ago, has directed me to pay over to the
government OF the United States, in an uuob-
uusive manner, certain sum Of money as a
token Of the obligations he feels under TO this
free and noble government, and as his mite
towards the payment Of the national debt. En-
Central National Bank OF this city to YOUR order.
for "a 900, which 1 send to you a. the proper
a. cipient on behalf Of the United States % 20
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THIS e the latest q. J freshest Of campaign
"poetry;"
Horace had little lamb
"Tarif"-he low ID IL 20
That everywhere hat Greedy went
The lamb was SIRE TO 70.
1t followed him to Cincinnati.
Raised abig row in school,
And % they kn0cl ed il on the head
And killed the Ii tile fool.
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PRINTING CONGRESSIONAL DKBArRs.-Th
joint committee on public printing has under
consideration proposals for reporting and pub
fishing the debates in the 43d, 44th and 45th
ton; Thomas A. Osborn, of Leavenworth, Kan
sas, and james o. Ladd and William
II. Towers, OF Washing son, with an csti
mate from A. NJ. Clapp, Congressional Printer
They will, in obedience to law, be Submitted 10
congress, which will either adopt one of them,
or renew the contract with the present reporters
and publishers Of the debates, Messrs. Riyes &
oaiiey OF the Congressional Globe, as NAV be
deemed most advantageous for the government.
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MR.. CHARLES B. HALL, of Boston, chair
man of the executive committee Of the natiopa,
banks of the United States, made an argumen;
before the committee on ways and means this
morning In opposition to the compulsory sections
In Mr.. Dawes bill now before the ways and
means committee, compelling national banks 10
exchange their six per cent bonds for the ne W
ones at lower rate of interest, and making the
h!erest tnereon payable abroad as well as in
this country. The Treasury department was
represented by Assistant Secretary Ricbardson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-21

NoMINATIoNs.-The President sent the fol
lowing nominations to the Senate TODAY: Con.
suls-John f. Webb, of Mass, at Zanzibar: F.
Q. Sammis, OF Fla, at Rio Grande. Brazil
Daniel II. Hobart, of Me-, at Windsor, n. s
Registers Of Land Offices-Benj. f. Smith, Red
wood Falls, Num-; Alfred James, Los Angeles
Cal. Receivers of Public Moneys-George ii
Tiffany, Los Angeles; w. III. Kelly, Red Wood
Falis. Also, number of army promotions OF
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A MOTION to suspend the rules of the House is
in order at any time during the last ten DAYS of
session, hence quite large number of bills
can be passed between now and "Wednesday
next under suspension OF the rules and bust
less will be disposed OF rapidly in that time.
Inc impression prevails about the Capitol To-
day, however, that the resolution to adionrn ON
the 10Th will be extended to the Sd of June. so
that the final adjournment instead of Wedue.-
DAY next, will be one week from Monday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-29

NE MiXed TAN. VIII run sublect 70 deIays Incl
dent to freight business. and will stop only at sta
tions where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadal;
Wilmington at LILO p. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those aboy leave Smyrna for Clay
ton II .& m.. and 7.S5 p. m. Leav Clayton for
Smyrna8.40 q. NJ, and 200 p. ID :, to make copuec-
ton with trainsto and from Dover. and stations
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the hent County and Queen
Anne's Kent Railroads.
| AT CLAYTON, with the Mary land and Delaware
Rail lroad.
water Railroad.
! AT SEAFQkD with the Dorchester aud Delaware
Railroad.
| At DELMAR, with tho Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wicomco and foeomoke Railroad.
II. +. kENNEY. Supt.