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The Democrats of Richmond county made
almo. c,n sweep at The town ctnfs hell on Tncs.
das Tine vote W.. heavy. The following officers
cl.fcf. N.ilirfnnu-~un'rvl.Df TNcoinir Ffrau Town
e. r, Ni.htl niuDl,. ii.'i.ca fH" Peace. T. 1ttran
~uNtNiHll-~ .itrfl.ur. Nlluaw CORY. Town tctk.
tufffI iN iirH Of tho o. tg,. John % Nnuln West.
fHI1. -IftrN4.ui. tilirt g. louuD. Town Clerk. h "
NNpf. Ju.uN, tue leHre. T. g. llWuu tu~tlotuu-
snItlNi-ur. 'h1fc. ilulr Iu.tit, ui the reAcc. W
Powers Nurfln"i- Supervisor. Rirhnrh & LHtuur.
cite tuwu 'erk. " lluschus. Justice Vi the Peace.
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Every EVENING aud saturday Matinee.
AN ENTIRELY NEW fAlitlCAL COMEDY,
CHAMP AGNE
aud
OYSTERS
81 - Nlf
with BRILLIANT CAST including
Nr JAMES LEWIS
dis nraf appearance IN this Th"ntrc1
Mr. W. 4 LII MOfNE. Miss MINNIE PALMER.
Mr. " ii BAlItY Mi.s sYDNTy cuWl,iL.
Mr. BEN MAG1NIEY MILD. GABRIELLE ~ sat Id
0lis iirst uriE hruusrI DIV kluu Icrtui~s.un
Mr. J. q. SANIIIE. ut shook 4 PAlmcrl
and Miss MArDE GRANGER.
Oer first appearance IN NrW NorN hi~ season.
SPECIAL NOTICE Tho representations Of CHAM.
PAGNE and OYSTERS viii be- limited tn ton NIGHTS and
two Mhuuccs only. us Mr.srs OJ~ON and CRANE will
appear Monday Fch - their successful comedy,
Orr BACHELORS
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TO PIiII..tDELPIIIA

Il
PENNSA INANlA RAILROAD
HE OLD ESTABLISHED ROT IL AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
1ukEL nliOf, n PHILADELPHIA,
TWO ~ Nl.W YORK
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment and the
FASTEST Time consistent with Ahsoiuic safety.
ON and after NnV -. i-77.
iNpres, Trans leave Sew York, VIA DcsbrOsses anl
tHNffuuif -. lrrrlrs. ~ fnllnw-,
800 3 -. . $3.50 huioG. II \ NJ l+ >. u. $50 :. s3l
and NJ sunIdAs % A. NJ, %, t. 80, :. = 81, and
Bo.i,of Broohlvn AmrN connect with all through
tlu, lf dorsey tlfN ahorhu- = s,erly aud direct
frtil,rr iui htnNNlNittAcl.
kwnmiF 'r,n, ,,,c rwai' lpha % 20, 3 81. :, ~ =
49, Anl II 4. lmitcd express, - l.. , {
800. amt 7a-r and !. midnight ON SUNDAY
= 90 80. p a. tlA I. 80 4 ami - mi inl-hL
l Ari offices. H-i And iiI Broadway. NJ Asor Hou>
AMI foot a. py,hrp,>,. AMI coruallt SIS Court It
AM hinukAu Annex depot foot nl Fulton st. BROOKLYN.
~ lh ANA as Hudson 81, hoboken, depot, Jersey
CIV Lmi.fiut uce NJ oh1e, Battery place.
FRANK fIOMaON. l. T. FARMER
"'hrlti M"hA-ei. Henl Passenger Agent
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tlrrsnnl! Notltrs.

4 CERTAIN CURE ior hoAd!rhc, constipation.
~ iirs stomach. liver kidney Diseases Weakness,
a. Brnuglnus lnNso iins - rll - cents per hottie.
lucuraNs .a4OIili ai Cared ur nHrN returned.
sample hottie. CIRCULAR. AMI advice tree $50 loomr I.
4 TrE>TION, patients hr fRuliN. irom Pans
~ 70 Runl 80 wears experience. consultation. 81.
all den~ shuli,orirrs, ami nervous debility speedily
and radically cuict
nK. HICOKD's E-SE>CE or LIFE. store,
- manhood totue drp.liAtd IN Tour weeks Failure
impossible a.rl 49,. Dlug-lNls supplied sole A-enL
Dr j JA'Qi Is. lmtrrsiiy pace. New iorN.
DISEASES OF MEN specially. cure from ; 10
- ndiN. Ok DYER - West | iii 4. near 18th
EIEtTRIt BATHS NJ Central Park Harden.
- ''th Il ami 1lh az. one dollar and hity cents
THREE CHEERS FOR sun !-Thrrc grouus
for BLANKET sheets SH. adv equals lOOur dhigrst
g
TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS.
central Park Garden. ssh Il ant Ith aN.
flilN ana seventy nNr Cents, Medic ated baths
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Qlls,rllansous.

pUSTED"'-l5 IN 40 5Coro fools sw.ndcdi
ID s2r""toO stolenl q THURSDAY q
EOK sALE-A gooieo Inquire OF +. HERMAN.
Il +uh West IAN 81
L. EATING'S COUGU I.OZEN.Es arr laiiy
IN rccunnr nird Tor Coughs, Colds. Asthma &c hN tn
uliy. Testimonials from The most eminent may be
rrlce so cents per box. Sold by an drussi,ts
They contain no OPIUM or preparation tnrrrnf
J. FOIGERA 4 co. Sew York
SNrrfUl
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9 ost ilnO Comm.

Cost an0 touno.
| OST-Binh books Nos ~ ioD 22,02s Of Union Dime
- savings n,iitni Finder will please return ~ the
bank. Broadway. sd st.. ana 9Th Az,
SkIFF found on beach at Harris Island Hospital con.
- Mderahy damaged 4 H. by 6it Inquire vi Resident
Physician
REWAHD.-LOst. last night in the Bowery.
- az gold cross With amethyst stone valued
nsh Wu; " Under viii receive the above by calling at
Mks DREW :, 80 East 81 st. corner LIST av.
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Double Track the most Improved Equipment ami ii
fA.lu.L IIImo rum.LsL-Ml MLln An.nlmlo sAlotN.
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" "FuK Nm, l16''N>N An rrvEnrooL.
Rkfl RLIt ... saturday. F Is 7. VI
ttLiI, ........ THURSDAY, Feb ~ = \ VI.
GERM NNlc SATURDAY. March =. , T.. NJ
FROM Wuite sLir Doc> Pier -. Nortn River.
cabins uil unf~Ilu> Saloon So - amt sisl goli
Return Net, uu favorable terms >tccralc, s.
l. j. toRfl>. A-rui. ~ Broadway, New York
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DOLIsHING PIANOS. furniture. g. In YOUR
i house cheap. Send card 10 JAMES DELAAY iU3

WANTED-A secondhand ice plough small axe
w Address W. W.. Jersey City +. y.
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HOUSE.

There was great deal of confusion
this morning as to the order OF business,
Mr.. Ellis endesvoring to call up the con-
tested election case of Richardson VS..
Rsinev. of South Carolina, and Mr..
Reagan endeavoring to call up the river
and harbor bill for the purpose Of non
concurring in the Senate amendments.
Finally both propositions were voted
down, and the House determined to go
into Committee of the Whole on the sun
dry civil appropriation bill and closing
all further debate on the bill. and amend.
ments.
Mr.. Eden moved to suspend the rules
and put the bill on IFS passage just as 1t
came tIom the Committee on APPropris-
tions.
Mr.. Atkins-I am sstonished that the
gentleman is so anxious to pass the bill
without understanding it.
Mr. Eden, excitedly-Gou might IS
we'll put 1t through under suspension OF
the rules as put it through In the COM
mittee without discussion.
Mr.. Cox, of n. Y.-If we pass the bill
under suspension Of the rules we Will
suspend ourselves. Laughter and great
uproar. | move to adjourn, so as to give
the members time to como to their right
senses.
The motion WAS defeated by vote OF
"a yeas TO 13l nays.
Bv this time nearly every member
was on his feet, and Messrs. Cox, Hooker
and Kenns raising points Of order AMID
cries of "Orderw and "VOte' from sll
parts OF the hall.
Finally the Speaker succeeded IN oo.
tanning order, and vote bong taken on
MIR. Eden's motion to suspend the
les and pass the bill as originally
reported, il was defeated; yeas As; nays
1875.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole { Mr.. Carlislein the Chalrh
on the sandry evil bill
Mr.. Williams, of Michigan, offered an
amendment appropristing $4,000 for the
improvement of the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. Adopted.
On notion of Nj Sayler the sppropri-
alton for the Hayden survey was ln-
creased from $4,000 to $4,000.
On motion OF Mr.. Eden the sppropTls-
tion for the Powell survey was Increased
from $50 600 to $4,000.
After q very noisy session the commit
tee, without coming to final action on
the bill, rose.
Mr.. Blount submitted a report Of the
Conference Committee on the Postotice
Appropriation BIZ. Agreed to.
keooss.
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About the Size OF It.

That staid old paper the Philsdelphia
Ledger, in speaking of the Republican
visiting statesmen, says:
"They look upon the bargain snd sale
of the decisive vote At sn election for
President OF the United States, not only
rs 3 matter Of course proceeding in po-
litIcal merchandising, but rs 8 jolly fine
Joke They talk about their part IN it
IN an easy, of-hand flppant manner, IS
gamblers might tell, over their drinks, OF
the trick by which horse race was
iockeyed, so AS to fleece the greenhorns
out OF their money. Nothing would suit
such unscrupulous scoundrels better than
10 infect the popular mind with their
Jolly way Of looking at the tOrgerles, the
periuries and other villaInIes they were
so ready to use "for the sake of the
party" and to put themselves in q POSI-
ton 10 be provided for,' This IS the
wsy in which the popular mind is too
often made familiar with the idea that
public elections msy be gsmbled away.
II Is IN that way that the popular sense
Of the sancIty OF elections is bIuuted and
demoralzed, and thst public opinion IL
debauched 10 the ruin Of nations and peo-
pies
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Michigan Republican state Conyen.
IiOn.

DETROIT, June l3.-Tne Republican
State Convention assembled in the De-
troit Opera House at | o'clock this morn
ing. a temporary organization WAS et-
fected by electing James II. Stone, mans
ger OF the Post and Tribune, OF this city,
chairman. The morning session WAS
devot. to routine business, and st II
o'clock recess was taken until two
o'clock.
Upon reassembling the following State
ticket was nominated: For Governor,
Chas. L. Oroswell; Treasurer, General ID.
b. Pritchsrd; Auditor, W. f. LstImeri
Land Commissioner, James NJ. Nesmitb;
Member of State Board Of Education
Geo. f. Edwards; Attorney General,
Otto Kerchner; Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction, IL. ID. Tarbell. EI-Sen
ator Chandler was made Chairman OF the
State Central Committee by scclsmstion.
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In Pursuit Of Mexican Raiders.

NEW ORLEANS, June ia Calves.
ton Ne,O8' special from San Antonio says
the following, which will appear in to-
morrow mornings Herald, is authentic,
from a gentleman just returned from
Fort Clark: Friday last Gen. Nuncio,
commanding the Mexican Government
troops, was killed by Escobedo's soldiers
near that place, and on Saturday Gen.
Mackenzie and Col. Shafter, with 8
strong force, crossed into Mexico; pur-
SUNG the raiders about forty miles north
of Eagle Pass that night. They were
obliged 10 return 10 Texas, and immedi-
steIy telegrsphed for reinforcemenu.
Twenty companies OF cavalry have been
sent 10 their assistance, with a section OF
artillery, consisting Of two Calling gans
and two rifed cannon. 1t is believed 81
Fort Clark that this aggregated force
nave re.entered Mexico. The troops
nave fifteen days rstionI and a heavy
train, with two experienced guides. tx.
citing news are expected.
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The European Congress,

BERLIN, June l3.-It is understood
ths. to-day's sitting of the Congress was
merely devoted 10 the formslities Of
olecting a President and Bureau. The
Presidency was conferred upon Prince
Bismarck, at the suggestion Of Count An
drassy, who advocated this selection not
simply on the ground Of traditional Gus.
tom, but for the eminent service which
Bismarck was on all sides acknowledged
70 have rendered. Count Andrsssy
also expressed the wsrmest hopes
for the recovery of the revered German
Emperor. The first real working sitting
of the Congress will be held next Mon
day. The long interval appears TO be
due to the desire TO facilitate the settle
ment OF the task oil the Congress by pre-
lim:nary negotiations between the pleni-
potedtiaries. One such conference yes
lerday evening between Counts Schouva-
otf and Andraisy lasted until late at
night.
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Alter lurtuer discussion, MCManon
advocating the competency of Buffers
question, General Butler said his reason
tor putting the question was to show
that Smith WAS an unwilling witness.
In connection with the other side, Smith
said that Butler, IN his statement, claimed
that he WAS of the opinion from the be
ginning Of the examination that he
Smith was an unwilling witness,
Claiming as bis reason therefor the fact
OF the receipt OF personal letters from
Anderson by Smith, which led him
Butler to believe that Smith would not
testify 10 anything unisvorsbie to An
derso1, and US Butler did not know tie
character of the letters in question until
within the last FIVE minutes, he surely
could not have considered him an un-
willing witness from the CONNER cemeLt
Of his testimony, and further that Wit
ness had asked the protection OF the COM
mittee.
Smith further said that the gentleman
who had been examining him had caused
certain statements to 90 into the record
which he (Smi!h) had not intended to
utter
The investigation was resumed, and
the witness stated, II reply to Buffers
question. ths. he had not been in consul
tation last night with either Judge Shell
labarger or Mr. Wilson.
Sir. MacMshon then examined the
witness regarding Matthews letters re
ferrlng to the appointment OF Anderson,
but the witness merely CoTroborated his
previous testimony.
Question by Mr.. Nc Makon-ln regard
to that letter OF Secretary Sherman, sd-
dressed TO the committee, did he show
you the letter the committee had ad-
dressed to him? A-No, sir.
Q-Give u: the language that passed
between you and Secretary Sherman the
day you got together when this letter
was writer. A-As nesr as l can re.
member when l went in | said that l
bsd received communication from
the appointment clerk requesting me to
send these letters to him, IS he wished to
examine them, sad / thought it best TO
wait on him in person and bring the
letters. The letter Cf the appointment
clerk 10 me simply designated the letters
as belonging to the Anderson matter,
believe, but gave no particular descrip-
tion of them.
Q.-Go on with the interview be-
tween yourself and Sherman. A.-Sec-
retsry Sherman then said TO me that he
wished to examine himself whether the
letters we're official or not. | replied
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WEST PoIST, n. Y, June l3.-Atout
one thousand persons were present al the
exercises attending the graduation Of
the first class OF cadets. All o'clock
in the morning the cadets were marched
to point 10 front of the platform. Upon
the platform were seated President
HAYES, Generals Sherman, Sheridan and
SchCfeld, the Secretary Of War, aid
others. In the rear sa. Mrs. Hayes and
her lady friends When the President
appeared be wa applauded, and stepping
forward bowed snd wss sgsin spplsuie5.
The formal address TO the cadets was de
lIvercd by Rev. James Lewit, Of the
Board Of Visitors When Mr.. Lewis
concluded the band played several Ns-
tIonGi airs, and then General SChoield
introduced the President, who was re-
ceived with loud spp p'suse. When quiet
was restored the Pres!IeLt made brief
address.
When the President Concluded he was
again loudly spplsuded.
The Secretary Of War, Attorney Gen
ersl Devens snd General Sheridan each
made briet snd hsppy addresses.
The diplomas were then presented, and
as each candidate came forward he was
greeted with loud applause.
The exercises were closed with ben
ediCtion.
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The Threatened Railroad strikes.

CHICAGO, June l3.-Considerable
anxiety hiss been aroused by the puolica.
tion of reports Of contemplated strikes
sloDg certain railroads, notably the Lake
Shore snd Michigan Southern. A re
porter to-day interviewed leading rail-
road men in the city and in every case
received the assurance that railroad
matters are running smoothly with not
the slightest prospect or anticipation OF
snv trouble with the hands on the Lake
Shore road. IL Is stated that there is
no combustion of any kind, and conse-
ouently the reports may be regarded IS
sensational and unfounded,
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SHERMAN's FINANCIERING.
Astounding Increase IuIhe National
Debt-sII. .OOO, 900 Added In II Single
Month.

Special TO the Register.
WAsHINGToN, June l3.
Secretary Sherman aud his party have
nsdo great parade Of the wonderful
saI steady reduction of the public debt
There is one system Of bookkeeping
,a which is based the handsome exhibits
gwen to the public, and another which
..a,sr,s the bottom facts. Judge Kelly
l4s taken the trouble to investigate the
matter, and be finds that from May 81,
Isl, to May 81, 1873, the public
deb. wSs actually increased S75,77l,-
ODD. making an aggregate increase
in interest Of 5000 26J. TINS increase Of
tue bonded, interest bearing debt adds
10 the burdens of the masses and pours
the swollen streams of interest into the
aue old pockets. During last month
sylc Sherman added Sl4,OOOOOO to the
public debt, and this month he will pile
on more
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TIE INDIANS.
CONSERVATION Among the Settlers

CONSERVATION Among ihe se''iers'
SAN FRANCISCO, June PA Silver
City, Idsho, dispatch says the Indians st
Jupiter Mountain will be abe to-mor-
row TO effect a junction with those who
have left the Malhen reservation, snd in
connection with the dissfected Plutes
and Shoshoues, will number about GOO
effective men.
The daughter of old Winnemscco,
chief Of the Piutes, has been arrested IN
the Jordsn Vslley while attempting to
smuggle ammunition to the hostiles.
Some of the BanEocks have returned
to Fort Hall. The farmers have deserted
their homes for 3 hundred miles around.
A Winnemsccs dispatch says Fort
McDermot is only gsrrisoned by few
infantry. 1t might be overpowered
should the Indians attack it It in force.
Many refugee settlers have gathered
there for protection.
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DOINGS AT THE CAPITAL
,xCREaSE IN THE NATIONAL
DEBT.
MANY, Increase OF Appropriations
-, the Trea.ury Flunderers-Re-
pnbIican corruption" Fund
How VOLUNTARY" IOutrf-
buttons are Procured.
,,e House viii be Ready TO Depart
on the l7Ih,

,,,,lal 70 the Register.
WASHINGTON. June l3.
Speaker Randall says thst in his opln-
u, Congress will be able to adjourn next
Monday, sgreeably to the joint resolution.
us thinks the work is bong so rapidly
li.r stched that it will all be finished by
,p,. time. He says that the Democrats
will be sble to go before the country on
,s,,,d of retrechment and reform, which
will ba so strong y recommendation to
rrbllc favor that the next House will be
n,mocrs.ic beyond q shadow of doubt.
Hs looks slso fDr much help from the
m,r,l effect on the country OF the Presi-
g-nts Investigation
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Fire at Cambridge, Ohio.

CAMBRIDGE, June l3.-The citizens Of
Cambridge were. aroused from their
slum bers a. II o'cl,ck last night BY the
alarm Of fire. The store-room OF j. X.
Marsh, adjoining the Baltimore ana
Ohio depot, was totally destroyed, to
gether with it, contents, and, bad It not
been for the prompt action Of the fire &C.
psrtment, the depot would have been de.
slroyed. The fire was caused by the
explosion OF q lamp. No insurance.
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Base Ball.

CLEVELAND, June l3-Forest Citys
g. Rochesters /.
BosTos, June l3-Bostons ], Indisr-
spolisO.
CHICAGO, June l2.-Milwsukees 2,
ChiCagos o.
LONDON, OST, June l3.-Tecumsehs
4, Hornels 3.
Providence, June l3.-Cipcinna!s
2, Providence 0. Six innings were
played, the game being interrupted BY
ram.
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The Matthews Committee.
Papal Affairs.

ROME, June l3.-In consequence Of
the result of the Belgian elections, the
vatican hiss determined to recall the
Papal Nuncis from Brussels.
The Popes health is declining and the
physicians declare his removal from the
Vatican is necessary to his recovery, bat
the majority Of the cardinals resist his
removal
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naxsTrako.eh In Trouble.

New York, June l3.--Asx Stu-
kosch was arrested to-day by . deputy
sheriff on charge Of breach OF promise
and seduction, preferred against him BY
Miss C!emenliLe SmedIsY, Of Chicago.
Damages are laid At $4,000. SlrAkOsch
was held 10 5000 bsil, which he
promptly furnIshed. SlrskOsch pro-
nouoces the prosecutor sn attempt a.
blGckmaIl.
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THE PLUNDERERS.
Taey Have Their Arms into the
treasury Up To Tneir Elbows.

spsclal to tile Register.
WASHINGTON, June l3.
The Appropriation Committee of the
House has endesvCred to keep down
every appropriation, but between a fac
ion in the House which yells itself hoarse
i5r more money and the Senate which
s.pays increases appropriations, $4,000.
uyO have within one week, been added
o. the appropriations as recommended
Fy the House Committee. Members who
s,gs taken the trouble to figure up the
increase say it is doubtful whether the
-4yaoues will stand the strain.
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The Quebec Riots.

QUEBEC, June l8.-Ail quiet this
moInlng ss yet. The Montreal troops
arrived early this morning and relieved
B Battery snd Eight battalion on guard
81 the Parliament building and Jail.
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PRODUCE.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June l3.-Flour Dull
and unchanged. Whest-lrregular, ac-
tive but weak and lower, closing heavy;
No. Chicago 95c cash; 9ot@96Ic seller
June; 9II@92c seller July; s6ic seller
August. No 2 S6Ic Corn-lnsctive and
lower at 35ic cash; 35a04Otc seller June;
85i seller July; 36sc seller August; re-
jected 32c. Oan-Essier At 23lc cash
and seller July; 23i@23Ec seller August;
rejected lSc. Rye-Firmer at 63c, Bar
ley-Essier at 4s@4sic. Pork-Uns't-
tied. active but weak and lower al fS GA
as Go cash; s. ca seller July; 81 SOa
8 81! seller August. Lsrd-U nsettled
but generally lover at SO GO@G G2A cash;
So 65 seller July; So 10 seller August.
Bulk MeAtS-Quiet and unchanged Al
cohol-At 33ic. Whsky-Steady and
unchanged.
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u.n,berIudieatiop..

WAsHISGTos, June IL, A x.-For
Tenneszee and tie Ohio Valley, gener-
slly higher pressure, northeast 10 south
west winds, nearly stationary iempers-
ture or partly cloudy weather and rain
areas
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woman Suffrage.

WARRINGTON, June lS.--The Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
to-isy decided to report adversely on the
constitutions amendment 10 provide Tor
woman suffrage.
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Day eOOD~.
New York.

NEW YoEK, June l3-Dry Good
Package trade quiet. g. ton gods
in light demsrd but fairy steady.
Prints dull in fret hands, but jobbers are
making liberal sale- A. low prices.
Giughsms quiet, eIcsPt staple cheeks
Casino . !: novlpg WY, Dot stsd
costip q IL fair request and iaLcy oSer-
Goa ings doing fairly.
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CIncfnpatt.

UIECIEEATI, June IL. - Cotton
Strong a. ltc. Flour-SteAdy and un.
changed. Whsat-Dull; red 90cCgtl Oh,
Corn-Dull At 4094lc. Osu-SteAdy
and in fair demand at 26(929c. Rye
Dull At 65(957c. BsrIey-NominHl.
Pork-In fair demand but At lower raies
at 50 90 bid; 50 66 mked. Lsrd-Qn'ei;
current make SC TO- kettle 81 26Cd7 70.
Bulk Meau-Shoulders 81 rs; short RIB
s5 90 cash; 50 % buyer June bid; short
clear IS Is. Bacon Inactive and lower
At 4.95i@53@b.@6Ic. Wbisky-Ds-
mSnd active; lignt offerings NJ VI Oi.
Butter Quiet and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-14
PhIIadeIpbia.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is. 49, Flour
More active ard unchanged. Wheat
Quiet; amber 81 l3gl II; red 81 90
al II; white 81 1901 10. Corn-Dull;
yellow Acc; miIei 44iC945c. Oats
Quiet; white western 29(g3l; western
mixed 27929. Rye-Uncnsnged. Pro
visions-Quiet and unchanged Butter
Steady and unchanged. Eggs-SIToIR,
western l4i@l5c. Cheese-Fifm; choics
western 7iln7ic. Petroleum - QIieii
RGned at lie crude st9sic. Whisky
Shady: western 81 W.