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New Advertisements.
New Goods--R. T.. Dannenberg. :
Furniture-R. w. Phillips. -
{ Established 1S74-Geo. B., Ed
wards.
Gordon Light Infantry--R. M.
Huey, Secretary gE @uiN9s
The Equalization Board has raised
number of returns - s->a'rv' os''','..D'
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Yotal Stems,

RAILROAD; ScuEpuLEs. The follow
ing are tho3hours at which tlio trains
on the G. G. and A. r. r. pass
Winnsboro:
REGULAR PAssENaEn -N1enr.
For Charlotte, S1.25, A. 81
For Augusta, 11.O7, p. NJ
ACCOMMODATION FRE1enT-DAY.s> v
For Columbia, ! 7.8o. p mr.
For Charlotte l.. . lG:4S;, az; 4. 4: y y.
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who was paired, and who accordingly stands al the
loot Of the list
THE HARLEM RIVER IMPROVEMENT PLAN
HEARING BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON
COMMERCE.
A hearing was gwen to-day BY the House Commerce
Committee to q representative OF the Harlem River
Improvement plan, by which Long Island Sound Is
proposed TO he connected with the Hudson River by
hearing upon the bill introduced several weeks
succ by Representative Willis, approprating $500 900
IN aid Of the Improvement compare
lively full showing made to the com.
mittee OF scheme, and a considerable
number OF papers, which navo been extensively cir
cuated in the Yves, an numerously signed were pre-
sen.ed to tho committee An appropriation Tor this
purpose incorporated In the River and Harbor
bill, which failed 10 become law In the Forty fourth
Congress. The committee disposed to look favor
ably upon the proposition, and will probably incor-
porate In their forthcoming estimates for river and
narbor purposes an allowance OF about $3.50 900 TO
commence the Improvement in accordance with
General ewtons survey. 1t is estimated that 600 coo
and two and half years. time will be required carry
out General Newton's plan. This project 10 OF such
importance 10 the commerce New York that the
merchants would do well to momoralize Congress on
the subject after the holidays the sup
port OF the New York delegation Tor an appropriation
The FIRST appropriation ought not to be less than
$500 600
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MOLLEE q SONS ASSETS.

Hugh y. Camp. at the Real Estate Exchange sold
yesterday, by order OF The assignee Moier n sons
tho bankrupt sugar rcnnors, largo schedule OF prop
erty as follows:
open account OF A. w. Armer 4 Co, Now York.
$33ss2 49, Tor 1907 do OF L. II. sage 800 Tor SO
40 OF del A. Montanyp, $40 Tor 81 three notes Of
,. T. Tardey Co., oil Richmond, Va, aggregatisg
$G3t 50. Tor So note OF W. A. stephens, Drkesvulc,
n. j. 323t3 10, Tor $500; tract OF land me
al Drskesvle, morris county, n. j., CONTAINING S2s
acres with dwelling house. barn, two tenement houses
nc, Tor u, 0o0; tract o land at Drakcsville, Morris
county y. j. containing IL acres, more less with
dwelling house, blast furnace Tor smelling iron ore
building machinery, &c, Tor 5000; 900 shares OF the
capital stock oi International Suver Mining Company
Of Ontario, for 500; four bonds aud mortgages OF Ed
ward Jones, New York. aggrcsatins S303J, Tor So.
Of jacob Van Dyke, Hackettstown. y. j. 81, 900, foi
$50, do. OF h. 81 Hubbard, Railway n. j.. 81 000. of
$50 notes OF l. W. Warner, New York, aggregating
81 900, for 81, 800; si.Cl5 W note OF Carr Brandt
Hastings y. " Tor 50, open account OF Carl Schultz
New YORK, $l25. for 81 1000 shares oil tho capital
stock OF the international Silver Mining Company Of
Ontario, tor $50; tract OF gold mining land,
3OOxlOOx50, at Central CITY, COL lof $50, and ~ 900
mortgage OF the Colorado Dressing anu smelling Com
pany, oil Black Hawk, Col, Tor $1,000
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over and to the measured stroke OF the oars rides

over, and to the measured stroke or the oars rides
the pillows Ike a thing Of lie
LANDING SURF.
Alter pulling To aud lro for time n signal from tho
shorc brlnss tue boat back again. Ana DOW another
qurei 70 land boat through surt than TO launch one
When the boat Is pretty close shore the turn
her stern toward II and, steadyng her with tho
oars, allow the surf 10 carry her gently In, pull
Ing SEWARD with their whenever she about
70 be swept iorciby IN upon the beach. And with
dexterous management II The oars and sku
steering by the keeper, who always stands
up In the stern, the boat ROCKS upon the suri
and wh en- oil SIN oothness occurs
Is permitted to ground upon the sand Before she
strikes, however the men lump INTO inc water aud.
sszng hold OF the gunwaies either side, drag hci
high and dry once more upon the beach,
GOING TO STATION
The two stations described are the only ones upon
had TO make their way 10 Block Island, where Two
others located. They secured passage
board lille packet schooner Of about
Anthony. This little craft offers nothing which
could be called accommodation Tor passengers, and
yet, with the exception OF .ew months when Block
Island is patroDized by summer visitors, forms tho
only means OF communication with that curious terri
tory Laden Win luinDe and ndise upon deck
until there 10 room to move about. ana with her
diminnve cabin rendered sunocaing by the presence
OF dozen passengers who patiently inhaled tho POI.
tle vessel sailed from Newport on Tuesday at noon.
Out through Narra2ansctt Bay, around Point JUDITH,
with lido against her and the wiod blow
Ing sin gale dead ahead, this plueky
Captain beat with The schooner 10 and iro, watching
every pun oil wind. ana at last alter passage that
made even hshermen seaslck ana tested the sailing
quaies and the strength OF the little vessel 10 the
utmost, her passengers landed three hours alter
dark last night upon the remarkable island referred
Until the establishment OF this lttc sailing
packet the Island was TO all ntents and purposes ur-
ther from the United states than Europe H. and mails
were received lar more frequently on tho mainland
from England than from Block Island. IL could only
be reached In open fishing smacks, and The passage
Is always rough one IN winter, The agricultural
residents Of the island seldom LETT II, and
there now aged persons upon It VINO have
never loot other lana although they are only
about thrty-two niles from Newport Station No. s.
located the west end OF Block Island, directly
across from Montauk Point, Long Island, was III.
spected this morning, and station No. 2 on the east
sido OF the island, the new breaRwater, WAS ex
amined this afternoon The description. OF these and
the incidents OF The dril well many other inter.
esllng parllculars, VIII OCCUPY another letter.
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BROOKLYN'S PUSTMA STER.

In tho business circles OF Brooklyn, yesterday tho
appointment; OF Colonel McIcer TO tho Postmastersnip
Of that CITY, by the President discussed quite ex
tensivcy. As II was generally expected that Mr..
Talbot would be continued In the Office the appoint
ment Of Colonel McLcer was surprise. The faithful
service rendered by the present incumbent was
highly commented, and 1t was questioned by
some whether the change would be beneficial or
course, II the appointment MAS confirmed by
the Senate a general transformation OF the
Office would naturally follow. Among those who
recommended Mr.. Talbot Tor resppoIntment wero
Rev Henry Ward Beecher, Rev. Edward Eggicston
and Rev. Drs Burlington, Storrs and Edward
Becchcr. HIS recommendations were also iDdorscd
by the Kings County Board OF Supervisors and Brook
lyn Board OF Aldermen. The claims OF Colonel
McLeer are that he went to tho war AS private
Company q Captain Burnctt), Fourteenth regimcns,
vi Brooklyn, rose 10 The rank OF corporal lost his arm
and had his leg shattered the second battle OF Bull
Run, aud bnco the has gradually rose TO the rank
oil Colonel OF the sano organization, which ne now
commands He Is republican In poiitcs and held
tho Offices OF City Auditor aud Pension Agent with
credit
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GENERAL WASHINGTON oEsPAT cHes.

wAsnISoroy, Dec Ia, 1871
THE RELATIONS BETWEEN MR.. coSKLINa AND
Mr.. BLAINE THE MAINE SENATOR'S ACTION
ON THE NEW YORK APPOINTMENTS AND THE
EFrEcr-PEoBABLE END OF LONG AN
TAGoNIsM.
II is interesting fact that Mr. Blaine would have
been chairman Of Mr.. ConklnR's Committee Mex
Affairs and that, too. by tho desire OF tho latter
" his III health had not previously determined him to
be absent from Washington for rest during the holt
day recess. The long existing differences between
these gentlemen encouraged the opinion that
Mr. Blaine would be quite likely to support
the Presidents New York nominations, notwithstand-
ing his hostility 10 several features OF tho policy of
the administration. Instead Of taking this course,
however, he took tho very opposite at opportune
stage OF the conflict, and made strong impression
upon the feelings OF the New YORK Senator by what
the latter considered generous and gallant bearing
without any solicitation from any source. or any
utimation OF his intention, he warmly espouscd the
Of Collector Arthur, and declared that the
forms In furthersnce OF which he was ostensiby to
be removed were the recomme ndations Of tho Col
lecor himself, made scmi-an nually for years past,
and regularly pigeon holed by the department Tho
contest being ended, Senator Conkng ex-
pressed to a brother Senator his admiration OF
the conduct OF Senator Blaine, and when
the vico President came to consider the
composition OF the committee to be appointed under
the resolution moved by Mr. Conkling on Mexican
relations, tho latter mindful OF the usage which would
place him at the head OF the committee, aud mindful
also Of the TACT that the Maine Senator had sounded
the frst alarm in July last Woodstock concerning
the dangers OF a war with Mexico, requested Sem
atorial friend to invite Mr. Blaine to take the place
OF chairman, Offering himself to ask his APP
pontment by the Vice President. The offer
was communicated to the Maino Senator who received
1t in the spirit or trankness which prompted It, but
was obliged to decline the invitation in consideration
OF the state Of his health and his neod OF rest II
seems to be generally considered In view OF these
facts that the twelve years. ieud between these two
gentlemen 10 1t an end
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A BANKRUPrS DIFFICULTIES.

Emil h. Ncymanp, of No. 81 Maiden lane, yesterday
afternoon, IN the Harlem Police Court, said that Oh
the 18th OF November last Mr.. n. 7. Cory, oil No. 90
Front street. called upon him and represented the
house OF Cory Co tn be In SOUND condition and fres
from and obtained 1892 II worth OF goods giving
in exchange notes payable In three and SIX months.
Tho goods were Delivered and on December 10 Cory
Il Co. notified Neymann Of their failure with gross
Liabilities Of S4l, 600 ana gross assets OF $4,000. Mr..
Ncymann then made inquiry and found, as he says,
that Cory 4 Co. had really become bankrupt yen
before, and that the representations made 10 him by
tho senior part fraudulent and intended &c
cover bareiaccd swinde. He therefore asked JUS
tanning goods under false prctencss. Mr. Cory dencs
the Plaintiffs story and says he Is taking moan I'D.
vantage OF present embarrassment In the hope OF
forcing settlement in advance OF other creditors.
Justice Kasmre held him IN 81, 900 10 appear whom
su m ed
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next week TO add his testimony to that o, Generals
Ord, Sherman. Miles and others He hopes be
able 10 convince the committee that Texas Is for
peace, and that 1t Is for her peace
first, last and always.
WESTERN RIVER NAvIGATIoN-AN APPRoPRIA-
TIoN WANTED.
Western river interests are asking Appropriation
OF 100000 in advance OF the regular appropriation
bills to keep the idle government snag the
Mississippi, Missouri and Red Rivers running until
they be provided for moro permanently.
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REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were mado on tho Exchange
summoned.


NJ BLACKWELL Asp
Foreclosure sale-Avery \ Brown resree-oi the
10 sos Henry . 1858 3 T. Of SCANNED st. 81. ao
Foreclosure sale-B & Mccaisrty, reicree-oi
house. with lot 25xs7 q, on tho of Orchard ST..
100 it Of Hester ST., to Hartman Bernhardt. = -,
'0''''. ny ;ons 7. noY 70 ''''N'
Foreclosure srnsrd ,n, ho tue
with iassioo No. IA East soth St. ;. 20 =.
ny RICHARD y HARRIET
i've story orics tenement house with lot
aosss. iSsaoses l. No y Beach St. n. $, 90.
OF st. johns alley, TO plaintiff ........,.-. 1850
Total saos for tho day;
rss Ssd:. .aS Il %s.s = and
80 AL 81 II In OF isi "A, s issSlpi "so
SuSsoa 70 Sarah T. sa s ooS-o.o' 5000
eas S. ss:s. 10 y. Sd s ihoreun so
st. q "a William It. oroso, to
Az q 'aS corner d iiA It. iss.ai 81 cAnls. H. =,
Central AZ. c14.h w"rd' w. H. crosby to H. n -,
4Ss% 81. $. 10 II. e u Sd a.. a5li.losii
esq ward bsinnsr 70 4. Luis; 1000
ss; and vito ito to to j. 81 Storms - s ..s.oo r Me- 5000
''. H. 10 .sa wife ssn rs win 1000
smith and husband to same :;....,:. 7oooo
81. s .a Norman % 81 s.Ss 3. rsS also NOM
can 81 To 100 4, Z y oh @s a'SiooS T. Nam
7is..t. n 2es r. q Az. 4. ioosIoa2 a. Eroe 49,,
Vreerec) to y. y. Rogers .......... 1000
40th 325 II. G. ot IOth av., 2Jx35 %; John
scndiey Ueferee to L ist River savnss bans 1909
Goth ST., l3J. IT. ". Of 81 av, 2DxlUl5 J. N.
Bowers trefercel j. o. Ward ......... IL Ouo
l15th l2O II. Q. OF ist av .25xlUl 10; W. L.
FINLEY treiereo ID. Ia Dainey lO0J
Delaney ST., corner Of East st.. 25x75, W. y.
Kios N. Nichols ....... 1900
Shrme John wife. +. III. Delano, W. =. Sth
av 81 47th st years.. .............. s25ooo
Richards, sarah NJ, 70 e. H. Rhoades, n. =. oil 10Th
St, West no 2a5j 3yeArs................... 5000
Martin. Harriet h.. 10 Ellen H. strong, n. OF 45th
Of 18th years........... ......... 1900
Bfctt, Catharine and husband. TO Myer Finn, - s. OF
1I7th ST. OF 4th NV: year 1850
Reid James and WIFE, t. VI. NJ. Galaher, n. .
27tn Of 7lh years $500
Hartmann. Adam aud wife. 70 a. Overhiscr. q. s. oil
Alexander Esd ward 5ycars............. $500
same to same, q. .. OF Alexander esd wardJ;
Brown Harriet W. ana husband Co Mutual Life
Insurance Company, .. s.. OF 10th at, g oil 4th av.;
yea. S,JD
Zange. Lewis to II. .. Hicks, o. = Of 10th ay.,
Of SD ST.; years 5000
OF 2lst OF I'D av. 2yeArs.........-... 300.
Darling, A. Is aud wife, to VI. T. DAVIS s S. Of JJth
St. Of 5th Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Donahue, Patrick, 10 Emigrant Industrial wings
Bank OF 33dst St, 9Th year.. 0,5OQ
u. 18th ...........'...' 5000
Walsh. Michael and wife, to NJ. Mullins, s. s. 5oth
ST., Of broadway .................... 5000
Aowc0mb, -. and Wife to o. NJ y. Dunnel, No Gil
and 0i3water st. $3.50
same to same, l2tn ST OF I'd av.; 500
Weber. Adam and wife. to b. Weber, ; sth st,w
oil av a; 5yeafs..... 1000
Dlbble, Caroline, TO T. u. Lottmcr. 9. s. Madison
av., Of 3ist st.: years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 900
McCloskey, John. TO John u. Manning n s. Both ST.,
VI It'll
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IMPORTANT TRANSFERS.

Among the instruments dlcd Tor record in tho Reg
istcr's Office yesterday arc mortgage from Cardinal
McCioskey aud a quit claim deed to william II. Van.
dorDiit conveying TO him. Tor the nominal constdcra
ton oil IL valuable realty IN Filth avenue. Anoher
transaction tdecd hed yesterday rs deed OF giit
from Rober. Lenox Kennedy tor the rcsiduary icga-
tees OF John o. Green. 1ccessed we'll known IN bank
ing and insurance circics involving GIT OF 100000
70 tho Board OF Home Missions OF tho Presby terrain
church, AS follows.-"0ne note Delaware ana Hudson
Canal Company, 500, 900; two bonds $4,000 each,
Louisville aud Nashville Railroad Company, anu thirty
bonds 900 each, OF Thomas Iron Company OF Penn
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would be nasscd BY both houses and ready for sigma
ture Tomorrow The order Just made should pre-
vent the Wee presden, from signing those biis and
op ms motion inc announcement OF the signing OF
any biz was excepted from the above order
RELATIONS MEXICO
Inc VICE PRESIDENT announced as the special CON-
mttee authorized oy the resolution Of Nr. CoEkling
submitted on the llth inst TO inquire into the prac
ticablty OF promoting commerciai intercourse with
Mexico and 10 establish lusl and peaceful condition
OF affairs on the borders oil this country and Mexico
and also 10 ascertain and report facts touching toe
present government OF Mexico, Mcssrs Conkling
Hamn, howe, Jones OF Nevada, Cameron OF Penn
sylvanis, Eaton ana Maxey.
Mr. ERRY, trepl OF Mcn moved TO take up the bill
establishing post routes in tho several States.
NJ MATHEWS. rep.l OF Ohio, inquired what would
become OF ms resolution in case the Post Route bil
should be taken up.
The '.cE PRESIDENT replied u would lose its
place as the unfinished business.
On motion OF Mr BAyARD, OF Delaware, Il was
DutierI should not be prevented IRON submitting a
resolution OF inquiry which be proposed 10 do TO.
morrow, on account OF the order the Senate Just
adopted not to transact any business
TUE RoUrg BILL
Tho SENATE then proceeded to consider the Post
Route OIL ana Or Ferry. In charge thereof SAID all
the amendments had been carefully considered by the
committee. As the oi!i was q long one there no
Mr. EDMrSps objected ana said no bin should pass
this body while he had seat in the chamber without
thing to-day
The bill was tten read, tho amendments agreed 10
ana II was passed
On motion OF Mr. MCMILLAN Of Minnesota Il wos
ordered shat the testimony taken tnvestig alton
OF The charges against senator Grover oil oregon, he
printed
MIR. MITCHELL (rep1 OF Oregon. Introduced a bin by
request TO authorize the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company to extend Is railroad and telegraph limo
easterly from It's present eastern erminus IN Arizona
70 point on the Rio Gsande at or near ii paso and
TO aid In building tho Referred TO the Com T.
Railroads. The bill Is the same as tina, recently
introduced IN the House OF Representatives
The Senate then, ala quarter to i've O'Clock p. NJ.
adjourned until tomorrow.
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METAPHYSICAL LOOTS.

An Interesting lecture was delivered at tho Welsh
Congregational Church, East Eleventh street. last
night. by Rev. DR.. Lewellyn Bcvan Boots ard
shoes aud Naked Feet; or, Man and His Stanuing -
The lecturer applied MS necessary 10 In his social
standing, tho qualities oil we'll msdo boot--namcly,
n DURABILITY. strength aud elasticity, anu In tho APP.
pication enumerated some excellent truths. The leo
turo was listened 10 by largo aud approciAtivs
audience
, 1877-11-17
WYOMING:

.tiDh and otherwise.
, 1877-11-17

DEADwoop, Nov. 11.--On Thursday,
the miners employed in the Keets mine
under Contractor Corlis, took forcble
possession of the mine on account of
the non-payment ot their wages by the
Contractor. Miners are still in posses
sicn of the mine, having resisted tbe
sheriff successfully and refused com
promise of ary kind except full and
complete settlement of their claims.
They are sccurly fortified and well arm.
ed and proyisioned to stand months
siege. The citizens of Central CITY,
near which the mine is located, are IN
sympathy with the miners. 1t is feared
that blood will be shed before settle.
ment can be obtained. At 6 O'Clock
this evening the miners issued printed
circular invoking sympathy in their be-
half and explaining their position, which
is briefly that the contractor owes them
$9j,0OO for labor, the contractor will
not pay them, and they hold the mine
for the same, Considerable excitement
, 1877-11-17
hope in Her Mnicsty's store ship Indus
try, which ulso takes them to Zlnzibar

hope in Her Maicsty's store ship Indus
try, which ulso takes them to Zanzibar.
LONDON, Nov. IA Russian official
dispatch dated Begot, the 1lth, says
the Turks last night attmptpd to sur.
prize Gen. Skobclotrs position. The
Russians were warned and allowed the
Turks to approach within 100 PAGES,
when they received them with II heavy
ilie. The Turks retreuted to an en-
ucuchcd position and maintained vio-
lent lirc until two this morning.
1t is ycportcd heavy fighting Nyora-
bic to the Turks Las been progressing
at PIeyna the past two days.
Chcyka Pasba has gone to Schipka.
Mchcmct Ii will take commend of the
divisions ut Ochanc.
Importation OF rye and flour is eXemp
ted from duty by Turkey until March
/, 1878.
, 1877-11-17

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1y sIx majority, has adopted the amend
moot limiting the "imy to @O'oJJ men,
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special from Washington says; itis cN.
rcmcIy probable That Congress wiIi
speedily take some definite action either
for or against the Chinese. y number oI
bills having in view the prohibition of
Chinese immigration into America will
be introduced at the regular session.
Page, OF California, has saIready ntrodced
II bill to prohibit immigration oI the sub
jccts Of the Chinese government into the
United State. This hill a"aets an and
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GALVESTON, Nov. IA isCs special
report reaches FIT. Clark that Lieut..
Bulls, who with q small prty OF scouts
crossed the Rio Grande, mar the mouth
ofPccos river. was ATTACKED by body of
500 Indians and competed to retreat.
Losynot stated. Col. Young has left
, 1877-11-17

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