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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
spetiaI gotifes,
II. d &. Sh0emaker's

II. a Gs shOehthbNcf's
EGYPTIAN MARKING INK.
Will not fade wash out II used according to dlrec
tlons.
GIVE 1T A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED.
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY
b. 4 c. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACIES,
noy2-tf sO3 Market street
Grosvenor's improved Hciiadonna
Plaster.
capslcum Plaster,
Patent Lint
Glass Nipple Shells
st. vincents Arrow loot,
Bowers Glycefne,
Turned Wood Boxes,
Nelson's Gelailne.
Concentrated Glycerne,
Scherings ChlOral llylTatc,
Tin Seidlitz Boxes,
star Mills Paper,
Filtering Paper
French Mustard Plasters.
Enervesclng Granular Salts, (Kea-b hey Il Mattisons)
H. n C's Sugar coated Pills and GIanules,
AllcOcks y Porous Flasters,
Moller's Cod Liver Oh.
nolloway's Worm Connections,
Matthey Caylus Capsules,
Planten'S Capsules,
1aIrants Seltzer Aperient
Henszey's Trocles,
Browns Bronchial Trocles,
Yankee Shaving soap,
Schencrs Pepsine,
LOWS LiniIuent.
Supplied TO the trade at The lowest market rates,
H. BRINGHuRST a co,
Wholesale anu Retail DRUGGISTS,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Now Is the Time TO Huy
CHEST PROTECTORS.
a Choice Assortment OF them for sale 10y
b. G. .HUEMAKER,
PHARMACISTS,
n0v3-i SOB Market Street.
New York Oar Meal.
NEW YORK oAT MEAL.
Equal To the Scotch and only half the lrice.
SOLD BY
b. &. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACISTS.
nov3-tf 500 Market street.
W. Il. Wiilianx,
DRUGGIST,
NINTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Keeps full line of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Pure, fresh, AMI carefully selected for
DISPENSING PRESCRIPTIONS AND FILLING
ORDERS FOR FAMILY USE
FIRST THE BEST QUALITY oBTAINABLE,
Never sacrificing quality for chcapncs3.
SEcoED-REAS SoNA BILE PRICES.
Special attention paid to compromising
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY AND ACCu-
RArELY.
AT
w. l.. " lLLIAMS' Prescription Store,
Corner Ninth and Market Sts
uecl9-ly Whining on, Del.
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No more Coughs, no more Colds, no more Bron-
chltis, no more Group Asthma, Influenza and all
affections of the throat and lungs speedily cured by
using Mrs. DR.. Fosters Infallible Cough Syrup.
Price: Adults' IS cents; Chdrens 70 cent?. Pleas
ant safe and easy to take. For sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West Btreets .
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JOHNSTON HOLLOWAY Co., Phnadelphia, Ia.
YTNEAS RETAILED AT IMPORTERS
i PRICES,
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA co.,
ss1 Arch Street. cor Second and Coates Streets, and
62l s. Second ST Philadelphia, Pa.
This is an organization OF capitalists to
IMPORT AND DISTRIBUTE TEAS
for one small profit, saving the consumer n profits
of middlemen. We control large part OF the best
brought to this country, which sold only by
ourselves Persons buying OF other dealers do so to
their own disadvantage. Our houses In China and
Japan have the very best facilities OF selecting,
which gives us great advantages. We have estab-
lished stores for distributing our teas In all the prln
cipa cities OF the United States. We give to our
customersa O
BEAUTIFUL OIL CHRoMO,
(taken from the richest gems, OF American and
would cost much more than the price Of the Tea.
These chromos are present TO our customers
All goods sold warranted TO give perfect satisfac-
tion. or the money refunded.
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA co.
s31 Arch Street. cor Second and Coates Streets and
82l s. Second street, Philadelphia, Pa.
jan254w
S57 go .5l AGENTs , pRoFITs PRO ! r PER PER
free to all. Address W. ii. CnIDESTBR,
janl1-4w 26I Broadway, New York.
YNRY THE CHRISTIAN, A LARGE
l. live family paper, full of stories and good read
ing. No Sectarianisni, politics. pills. pufs nor ad-
for specimens before you forget 1t Splendid
Map premium. Agents wanted everywhere. Big
Commissions paid. Ii. L. HASTINGS, 53s Wash'n
st., Boston, Mass, eos Arch St., Philada Pa.
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New York OaI Meal.
NEW YORK DAT MEAL
Equal To the Sc0tcl. AMI only half the Irice.
SOLD BY
u. \ &. SIioEMAKEI,
PHARMACIES.
nov3-tf 500 Market street.
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fire, #lariae 4 gifs gusuraufs.
1867 TONY PATRONS 1879
AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

desire hereby to express my unfeigned gratitude
the past eight years, and to say that am now pre-
pared to place any amount Of Insurance. on the most
improved plans, and at current rates. in the best
Companies am the authorized Agent of Compa-
mes second TO none in this or any other country
am careful to represent none but those who are
NOT ony lar In the issue OF the policy. but also In
the adjustment and settlement OF losses
Inc capital represented at my agency now amounts
10 over Sixty Millions Dollars over Fifty of which
IS FIRE assets, and represented by the following
Strong and reliable Companies:
Manhattan Life Insurance Co, N. Y.
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co OF
London -
loyal Canadian Insurance Co.. Montreal, Canada
iiome Insurance Company. NY.
flre Association OF Philadelphia.
Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New York
German American Insurance Co.. New York
Nationhl FIRE insurance Co., Hartford. Conn.
Hlenns Fails Insurance Co., Genn's Falls NJ Y
Fairfield Insurance Co., South NorWalk Conn
new Orleans Insurance Co., N q,
west Chester Insurance Co., N Y
Amazon insurance Co., Of Cincinnati Ohio
AleiIlanla insurance Co., Plttsburg, Pa
also desire particularly to call your attention To
our term policies OH Dwellings, which we can make
AT rates about tile same as Mutual Companies
liophg ny close attention to business to receive
u continuance OF your patronage, l am
Yonrs Truly,
THOMAS r. PLUMMER
WILMINGTON INSURANCE AGENCY,
,o oU2 MARKET STREET CLAYTON HoUsEO
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
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Now Is the Time TO Huy
CHEST PROTECTORS.
A Choice Assortment OF them for sale by
B. y G. :iUEMAKER,
PHARMACISTS,
nov3-tf S03 Market Street.
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nORCnESrER Il DELAWARE Il r.
TIME TABLE
On and after MONDAY, September 18th, 1874
Passenger trains, with Freight Cars attached.
until further notice, run as follows, Sundays
ceptpd
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Bail Bcad Y:ues.
WILMINGTON Il READING r.
w WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ON AND AFTER
MONDAY, FEBRUARY lsT 1879
Trains will run as follows:
Goiug Norhward. Going eouthwsr,
sTATIoHH
NO. D. NO. 3, No. No.2, No. 4, No. 8
p. IN. a m. q. m. a. m, u m n m
6.l5 80 go wilmington, sSa aIs 70.
G."3 1910 719 Chadd's Ford, $40 lb1 sas
Il0 l46 s.3s Cohtesyilie, 710 ll.3i b5O
3.l4 943 Springfield. Sq3 ssy
526 1920 Birdsboro', sM IN.
6.l1 1904 Reading, TW r az
CONNECTIONS.
A. Wilmington with trains on the Phlladelnbia
Wilmington Baltimore and Delaware RaIlroads
Az Chadils Ford with trains on r. Il b. O. r. r.
At Coaiesyiie with trains on Penna r. H. and AT
Reading with trains on Pbila X Reading Ieb Val
and East Penna and Reading h Columbia Railroad
an the Reading aud Lehigh knilrt ad.
E. col l. NOS
jan1,ly General Superintendent
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In the person Of Hon, Booker Short
the Delegate from the district OF Wyom
ing and Mcdowell, has been short in heI
representation during about eighteen
days Of the extra session,
The shortage is accounted for by short
sickness which has been somewhat pro-
trActed. Delegate Short heard not word
Of the House proceedings on the impeach'
ment question, yet he briefly recorded his
vote against sending the articles to the
Senate. We presume he has q short
method Of arriving at an intelligent con.
Clusion on the subject, Mr.. Short believes
In short sessions, therefore he attempted
to bring the proceedings Of the House to
u short stop at an early hour on satur.
day afternoon by moving to adjourn,
The members who have borne the bur-
den and heat Of the day heightened Mr.,
Shorts service by an hour or two by
briefly voting down his motion. We no.
ticGd that Mr.. Shorts mileage was not
short, being 700 miles, but whether meas.
urcd by the Kanawha rule or not we have
not investigated. Perhaps the "Little
Investigating Committee" eau tell us,
We venture that whatever the shortage
in Mr.. Shorts time in rendering the State
some service there will be no brevity in
the pay roll opposite the name Of Short.
The shortage there will cover the full
length Of the session.
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Lottery Traps UpSeI-ThC Prison
or in Custody.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, December 4.-Alalt
McCOrd was arrested at LiVermOrs, Nc.
Lean county ny, and brought to this
city this morning by Mr.. W. G, Haeketl,
Town Marshal Of that place, aud placed
in the custody Of the U. $. authorities,
The prisoner Is charged with setting upa
bogus lottery and using the United States
mails as u conveyance to promote It's in
terest. II seems that MCCOrd has been
travelling through Ohio and indiana dis.
tributing circulars through the mails at
different postoflices. These circulars set
forth that the plan Of lottery which they
represent was to have been drawn ut
Louisville, December 81, and for the ben.
eft Of some charitable or religious instl.
tuition OF that place. Tickets 81 90, An
Swers to these circulars were directed to
he sent to LlvermOre, and when McCord
arrived there he found large lot Of mall
awaiting him, and also an officer who had
been apprised Of his alleged rascality. In
MCCOrd's trunk were found large lot Of
mail matter connected with his scheme,
and among which are about fifty packages
addressed to James A, CLARK, CrawfOrdA-
vile, Ind. II will he necessary for tho
authorities To ascertain 10 which post.
office this matter has been mailed and
then remand the prisoner to the United
States Court in the district where the
misdGu eanora were committed. MCCord
was placed in Jail to await further de.
velOpments.
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SOIsTN.

lion. John A. Bingham tour neighbor
from over the river minister to Japan
has been instrumental in negotiating an
arrangement whereby postage on single
letters between the United States and in.
pan, on and after January !, will he re-
duced from fifteen to twelve cents.
The SleubenvilIe Herald Of Saturday
evening, announces the death in that
county Of Ephraim Cable, the oldest ma.
tive Of Ohio. lie was 50 years old and
lived all his lie on the farm where he
was born.
Conway has been lecluring in Chicago
The Cleveland Ledier in noting with
what success, says a sweet smile Of salts.
faction went ripping over a Chicago
audience, and their eyes became suiIused
with tears fgratitude when Conway told
them there wasn't any such person az the
Devil. The burden oflife had been lifted
from their souls.
Religions intelligence in the Memphis
(Tenn.) Appeal: "lIor matchless and
perfect figure was u model, and never
showed to 80 much advantage as when
she knelt for baptism.
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minds and have an important bearing
upon their present and future prosperity
rs State and as communitiCs2
Why not investigate then and bring
to trial and to justice those whom you
charge with tho embezzlement Of the
States money! We say again, and We
say il without fear Of successful contra.
diCIion, that you dare not do it, because
you know It's ialsity. We say to the peo.
pie that il the Democratic leaders had
any evidence half 80 strong as that ad,
duced against their own officials, now on
trial, with which to establish tithe oi
the charges they reiterate from day to
day against Republican officials, there ia
not one of that unfortunate class Of our
citizens who would not be looking out
from behind the iron grating Of a peni-
tCnliary cell,
Why not investigator
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OF course the President will veto any
act repeating the law Oflast January, but
then he will not be before the people
next year and nobody will be responsible
for what he does this session. At least
that will be the campaign argument next
year if it should happen to suit.
In view OF the condition Of the country,
in a business and financial way, in view
Of the great Centennial next year, and,
more especially, in view of the coming
Presidential contest, the doings Of the
present session Of COngress are peculiarly
iraught with interest to the American
people. Whatever may be the fate Of
parties We say in the language OF the old
bills Of luding, "God grant the good ship
a safe deliyerance
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Desperate Attempt to Break
Hail.

CtNCESSATf, December 6.-An Enquire,
special from Circleville says that deS
perate attempt was made 70 break Jail by
convicts this morning. When Keeper
Hartmyer entered 10 replenish the fire
he waS seized by Sam. Mason, colored
while Francis Dunton, another prisoner
struck at him Intellectually with knife
Nicholas johnson, a third prisoner, alSC
assaulted the jailer with a ted.hot poker
which Iiattmyer seized, burning him ter
ribly. johnson then struck HartmyeI
across the shoulder with the poker, fell
ing to the floor, aud the three then raj
out. Hattmyer's wife raised the alarm
and johnson and Mason were captureC
but Dunton Is still at liberty.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 4.-SeLtIing day at
the end Of November was the largest ever
known. The nominal value Of stocks
passing through the clearing house was
E3OO, 100000.
A dense fog envelopes the metropolis;
travel and traffic are interrupted.
QUEENsTowN, December 4.-The steam
ship Vile de Brest has sailed from this
port in search Of the LAmerique.
LONDON, December 5.-Her Alaiesty's
ship ValOrous has sailed from Plymouth
to search for and assist the missing French
steamer Amerique. The steamer Koln
reports that she spoke the Amerique in
latitude 470 l0', longitude l7o.
A terrible explosion took place SatuF-
day in the POwell.Duilryn pit near Tired.
igar, Twenty miners were killed, and
ten taken out severely injured.
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Escapc ora Dcspernte Character.

CotuMBus, December 4.-A telegram
received here this morning from Sheriff
awrence, Of Noble county, announces
hat Charles II. Lloyd, negro burglar,
who was taken from the Ohio pehiten-
tiary some time ago, where he was serv.
ing term for burglary, to Noble county
for another trial for burglary, after be-
ting sentenced TO FIVE years more, sue.
Ceedei In knocking down The Sheriff and
making his escape. Lloydis large man,
has lost one front tooth, and has part Of
one cut of. He ia known as a desperate
character. II il thought he will attempt
to cross the Ohio river to-day. A reward
Of 5000 ia offered for his arrest.
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Steamship L0SI-SnSpenSiOn OI u
Hardware Firm.

SAN FRANCIscO, December 1.-The yes.
sci reported lost on Destruction Island
proves to bC the ship Emily Earnum,
hence to Departure bay with railroad
iron. She was driven OH the island The
night of the 10th nit. in gale. Theship
broke In two on the rocks. John Iloag-
lin, seaman, a native Of Nova Scotia,
nnh the Chinese steward were swept away.
The others got u line to the island and
escaped. They were taken by Indians to
the mainland.
Jacob Underhill n Co., II heavy hard.
ware firm, have suspended.
4 dispatch from COmpO, San Diego
county, nenr the Mexican line, reports an
attac; by Mexican bandits, supposed to
he Chavcz's band. l.. GaSkill, Il merchant,
was probably fatally wounded, his broth.
or seriously wounded and several miss.
ing. One rObber was killed and a mum.
ber wounded. They robbed Gaskillsstore
Of everything Of value and made of. A
requisiliOn Is asked from the Governor
for the apprehension Of the bandits, who
have probably crossed the border,
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Hannibal Il NJ. Joseph Railroad
Case.

TorEKA, December 4.--ln the U. s
Circuit Court to-day bill on the part oi
certain stockholders Of the Hannibal 4
St. Joseph Railroad Co. asking for an in.
junction to restrain collecting along the
line Of said railroad and from leyying
upon, seiaing and selling personal pro-
perty 10 pay taxes assessed against the
property OF the company, and also to en-.
join certain counties from prosecuting
certain suits In the State Courts OF Mis-.
souri, for the collection Of taxes, was ar.
gued before Judge Dillon by James Carr
attorney for the stockholders, and by Al.
torney General ITocknday for the State ol
Missouri and counties. ThOcase involves
over half million dollars. The Judge
took the matter under advisement until
January next, and requested the State
Auditor and Attorney General 10 instruct
the collectors not to buy or make any
seizures Of property until he has time tc
consider the case and deliver his opinion
which they agreed to do. -=.-
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Large sale Of short Horns,
Dfaught Horses, &c.

TORONTO, December 4.-The sale Of
short horns, dranght horses and Conwold
sheep, at Crystal Palace, yesterday, was
the largest ever held in Canada. The
three highest prices paid were forty.hve
hundred dollars for a seventh Duke Of
Aifdfie, bought by A. N. E, Clintach, Of
Millersburg, KY; four thousand dollars
for Kitkleishton Duchess, 18th, bought
by II. Cochfane Compton, thirty.seven
hundred for Onider Rose, bought by B. B,
Groom, Of Kentucky. The total sum re-
alfred was seventy.nine thousand dollars,
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Heavy Rains In TexnS--COIAider.
able Damage TO Property. g.

GALVESTON, December 5.-There haa
been very heavy rains throughout the
State. Al Hampstead twelve inches Of
rain fell in seven hours. The entire
country is Hooded and considerable dam.
age has been done TO the railroads. One
passenger train is of near Courtney on
ile Central. An engine and tender which
we're dispatched to its assistance were
precipitaied through a culvert, which
had been washed out. One man, Mfr.
Fowler, Of Hampstead, Is reported killed,
and two others seriously wounded. The
through express trains are blocked up at
Nayasota and Hampstead and the Austin
train Mt Chapel Hill. II Is stated that
The breaks will be repaired by Monday
and trains again running regularly.
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Catholic Clergymen Burned 10
bHhth.

MONTREAL, December j.--On Saturday
Rev. Father Murphy, editor Of the THE
Witness md famous lecturer on Papal
infallibiliLy, and Rev. Father Lynch, 3
talented young priest lately from Ireland,
drove out to back river, seven miles from
Montreal, and stopped at 1eluenesse at
night After retiring FIRE broke out IN
the hotel, and Fathers Murphy, Lynch
and Madame Champagne, lady sleeping
on the third floor, we're burned to death
before assistance could be rendered. The
Lejuenesae Hotel ia a large wooden build.
ing and burned very rapidly, spreading
to Marcott's Hotel opposite, and both
we're burned to the ground. Fully 5000
peunle visited the scene to-day.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, December 1.-THE funeral Of
Madame De Jalett took place to-day in
the Trinity Catholic Church. Although
the sacred editice seats $500, thousands Of
ticket holders could mol enter, so great
was the throng. The remains were in
TERED in Perc La Chairs,
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The I,oston sfayoraI,y.

BosroN, December 5.-The Republican
Committee met last evening TO consider
the MayorAlity question, the result, was
that forty Of the strongest members retir-
ed, with Chairman Sheppard at their head
and renominated Mayor Cobb.
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OERIGR OP TiIE CliIEP SidNAL ORPiCRR,
WAsIIlSGr0N, D. C., lCc 6-l AN.
PROBABILITIES.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
Tennessee, the Uoper Missouri and Lower
Mississippi and Upper Lake region,
rising barometer and cool, northwest
winds, northcr in Texas, and generally
light rain or snow, followed by clear or
clearing weather. w
For The Lower Lakes, Middle and East.
ern States, n falling barometer, northeast
winds, cloudy weather and rain or snow,
followed over the Middle States and
Lower Lakes by northwest winds, cooler,
cloudy or clearing weather.
For Canal Region, from New Jersey to
Virginia, temperature remains near
freezing point.
For Ohio and Mississippi will remain
stationary or rising slightly.
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NEW York, December 4.-Afriyed--
Steamships Algeria, from Liverpool, and
Labrador, from Havfe.
LoSDON, Decembef4.-The steamships
Nevada and Bothnia from New York, ar
rived out,
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SPAIN,

MADRID, December 5.--Mr. Gushing,
U. S. Minister, has had a long conference
with Senior Callates, the new Minister for
Foreign Affairs, II Is understood that
the negotiations continue satisfactory,
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NEWARK, MI, December b.--A lamp
containing gasoline fell from the wall In
Frederick KoiTman's beer saloon las
night and exploded. Mrs. HOFFMAN and
daughter we're burned so badly that they
died to-day.
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WHEN a sweet little child skips up
careIessly and rests its molasSeS, sTleared
fingers on your light caSsimeres, 1t Ia
well enough for you to remember
that Of such Is the Kingdom Of Heaven
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WASHINGTON.
Democratic Congressional Caucus
on Saturday.
Lamar, OF Mississippi, PreSIleA
and Makes a speech.
Kerr Nominated for Speaker on
Third Ballot.
Adams, OF Kentucky, Nominated
for Clerk.
Stuart, of Virginia, Named for
Postmaster.
John Il. Thompson, OF Ohio,
Nominated Tor Sergeant.
At.AFnIG.
FitEhugh, Of Virginia, tor Door
keeper.
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There was an immense crowd at the
Brooklyn tabernacle this morning TO
hear TdlmageS' sermon on The bible in the
public schools. lie denounced all men
and all seCls that would take the bible
out Of the public schools and said II never
would be done while enough Of Ply.
mouth Rock was left to furnish flint to
make the fires OF true patriotism burn.
He was frequently applanded. In the
course Of his sermon he said he saw
some politicians present whom lie knew
by their bloodshotI eyes and lecherous
lips, they would go down to where all
liars, thieves and whofemongers go to
that eternity where Tweed and other poll.
licians 20. He had heard that Tweed had
taken steamship and had gone away, he
hoped that when they were out some III.
teen hundred miles from Liverpool they
would let him in life boat and give him
a pair Of oars 80 that he might work hia
passage. There were about five thousand
people present.
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Ex.Gov. Ward, Of New Jersey, has de.
clined the Indian CommisSionership.
Mr.. WaGhburne and his brother are to
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FItEhugh, OF Virginia, tor Door
keeper.
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ORDER REscINDEu

The Secretary Of the Treasury has re.
scinded an order recently issued, impos.
ing double duty upon washed wools oi all
classes.