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RAILROAD BoxDs-Firm.
STATE RoNps-SteadY.

Srours-0pened frm at an advance Of
x to TX per cent. Subsequently, howey.
or, the improvement was lost; but In the af.
ternoon the market was baoyant and high.
er, especially towards the close, when con-
siderable excitement attended the dealings,
the advance ranged from 10 ~ per cent
The greatest rise was In Rock Island, which
advanced from ll4X TO lle on kilograms
from Chicago that resolution was adopted
by the stockholders yesterday lnstructing
the directors 10 divide the stocks OF the
corporation, Of which Rock Island owns q
scrip dividend Of from 26 10 30 per cent
Northwest shares were strong and higher,
on adviees from Chicago that all interests
had been harmoniEed, and that the resignA-
ton Of MesirA Howe and Flower made
room for new directors wanted by parties
In the interest.
The coal stocks, Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy, Lake Shore and Western Union
were notably frm and the market closed
strong, with active buying OF the leading
shares on orders from the west, especially
Chicago.
Transactions aggregated 15s, 900 shares,
Of which 10000 were New York Central,
5000 Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, 10000
Northwestern common, 1900 preferred,
1900 Rock Island, 1900 ~. Paul common,
5000 preferred, 1900 LackawAnna, 5000
New jersey Central, 5000 Chicago, Butl-
ington 4 Quincy and 800 Western Union.
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aExICAN NEWS.

NEw oRIEAss, June Ca special to
the Galveston Meas from Uvalde says i:
The two Calson boys, aged 10 and IL years,
have been found, the youngest one dead.
with bullet hole through his head and
breast, and the other in pool Of water
shot through the shoulder and arm but
still living.
A special from Laredo says: Last eve
ming the revolutionary pickets attacked
the outposts at New Laredo and after ex.
changing 3 few shots retired. One man
was Killed and smother wounded on the
Government side. The loss Of the rebels
is not known. Gen. Aglla, the Lerdo
commander, is now operating here alone
with 4 iorce OF $50 men, mostly cavalry,
and his force Ia increasing daily.
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CINCINNATI, June 6. - Cotton - Quiet
but steady at lie. Fiour-Dull, weak and
lower; family 81 75a6 Is. Wheat Steady
with an improved demand; red 95caSi 05.
Coru-Quiet and frm; No. 2, 4Ia42c. Oata
Dull and dropping at 26a2ec. Rye-Dull
At 65a5Sc. Barley = Dull and nominal.
Pork-Strong and higher at 50 25a9 50, the
latter extra heavy. Lsrd--Tn good demand
at full prices current make 20 90, kettle
7nHc. Bulk Aeats-strong and higher;
shoulders 4hc, short rib a s5a4 30, closed
At IS 90 asked, short clear IS 25. Bacon
Demand fair and market firm at 4ISa5I<a
61Sa5Ha5Tc. Butter-Dull and dropping.
Whisky-Firm at 81 03,
RoGs-Steady and in good demand; com.
mon s. 60a3 90; light IS o6aS %; packing
s. 10aS 80; butchers s. 30a3 40.
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VOLUME XXvI--NUMBER 264


CHICAGO, June 6.-Flour-Nominaily
unchanged Wheat-Moderately active
and q shade higher; No. Chicago spring
s9ae9 Nc, No. 2 do s9c cash, 9sXc June,
s41sasIze July, ssas9c August, No. 5 at
ssc. Corn-Fair active and shade higher;
firm at365<c cash, S6Kc July, ;371<c An.
gust rejected 321fe. 0ats-Dull and prices
. shade lower; at 23ISc cash, 2S1Ec July,
2Sc August rejected lse. Rye-Firmer
at SIC. BArley-Firmer at 49Hc. Pork
STEADY, in fair demand and higher; closed
firm at inside prices; s. 81 cash; $ s5G
ss7h July, s. c0a9 oak August. Lard
STEADY and In fair demand at 50 IS cash,
70 s. July, 20 72I Ifa6..75 August. Bulk MeatI.
STEADY and arm at SISa45Sa4JSc. AIco.
hol-3Skc. Whisky-$l0i.
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Harvest Commenced in Old Vir.
ginin.

RICHMOND, June 5.-The fields Of
wheat in some localities near the city
have ripened unto harvest, and reaping
began in them yesterday, and BY Monday
ali the farmers in this vicinity will be
busy with their reapers. This Is from
Er to ten days earlier than usual, and
probably from four 10 Eve days earlier
than for twenty years past. The yield Ia
much better than was anticipated three
weeks since, and the acreage sown being
greater than last year, the quantity Sc.
cured will not be much less than the last
crop; bat the quality Of the grain may
not be so good As then, owing 10 the
blade-rust which attacked the growing
crop about month ago.
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Possible Beginning OF Fresh
Trouble,

NEw YoRk, June 5.-It is announced
in railroad circles that general reduc-
lion Of wages Is contemplated on West.
cru railroads, and that Il has begun on
The indianapolis and St. Louis road. It
is also stated that the receiver Of the H.
diGnapolis, Bloomington aud Western
road hV given notice Of q second redue.
tion In the pay Of all employs. No
steps In this direction have yet been taken
BY railroad managers In this city.
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FIRE RECORD.

NEw YoRx, June GA FIRE aud ex-
plosion this morning in Colgate 4 q
Soap Factory in Jersey City, soon de.
molished the buildings, making 8 loss ot
$500, 900 and throwing 500 men out Of en-
ployment.
Il Il now definitely ascertained that the
loSs on the stock, machinery and build:
ings amounts TO $3.50, 900 and the total
insurance upon the factory S475,000.
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Chicago CntfIe iiarket.

CHICAGO, June 6.-The DrOv5T Journal
reports:
tArTIE-Rscelpbs Z, 500; shipments s,lOo.
Receipts excessive. market dull, buyers
holding OF; steers 81 l0a5 50, feeders y 80
4 %; butchers unchanged; cows 50 60A4 %,
bulls q 90a3 90, Texas 81 60a3 IS.
Ho6s-Receipts 5000; shipments 1000.
Fair demand for all gradeS at about Sc
lower; light packing and shipping at ~ 10
a3 IS, heavy packing $ 26AS 80, fair 70
choice shipping S S0a3 50.
SHKEP-Reeeipts 1000; market dull,
weak and unchanged at IS 25ai Is,
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III rllLfoAd business, HnIen was 'us
tHFsii interest 10 'fe' Tue 'tA'u VI
lSA AI' AfsAdy recovered femarAAp'''
Nafnl's' oil 'ne new .a ~ nOrn Oao Ueh'iA
i%AsPia year are -VVV'VVO, OF over
:SEh' 90 'Ae "oeS, sftA'ef man 'O'
d. I.af O'Iore, The Rock Island mas
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NEW YORK, June 6-Cotton- Dull at
1lHali1<c. Flour--Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-In fair demand; No. 2 spring 81 %
a1 10, No. 2 Milwaukee 81 10ai l0Jl, No.
l Milwaukee 81 l3k, No. 2 red winter
81 10, No. 2 white 81 %, No.2 Northwestern
81 l0al II. Rye-steady and unchanged.
Barley = Dull and nominal. Corn-Ds-
mand active; No. 2. 451fa46c, steamer 42s
4Sc, steam yellow 47c. 0ats-Heavy; west.
ern mixed 27aSlc, white western S0a36xe.
Hay Unchanged. Coffee Unchanged.
Molasses-Dull and unchanged. Sugar
Firm. Riee-Quiet and unchanged. WhlI.
ky-steadY at 81 OK.
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"NhlsGroS COUNTY, PA.

Ns.I 'ollars Per Ton tor Hay
,ss s.sep NEARING wages-Dam.
NV. %..nAeat-Thirty.fiye Cents
va wanted Tor Wool.
s',S'.i 'aS' Hughes has sold dtty ton. Of hay
ERS''' have begun to Gu, grass.
hJ h, S',a e ,TIt !; lot Of fat cattle on Fri.
s .1" y cent, per pound.
tsss i'p ? !, ..,As.tiug e. wages have been re.
M.7AdAy in Sunset township,
,.ts,:I aa'I ,!s k.sDsy hu rented 50 acre. Of
S.Is'.s.,I sIa =. J, W. Chambers, for si6O, o,
Es'',, s, i9' many years. '''
Ia hISs,, sS..t;ld I damaged very much in Frank.
aprIS tSs spring wheat i badIy
hin,r ;,! !ss Hes'iAn dy and rust ~
eVp NJ, I.nt a there will not be half 4
PiaS. TS.s TTIo.As', rs, ,,hsared 700 sheep .hi.
ID, Al tIsy I still hold over some M G00
h. =" old WOOL that IS Sas J Fsfu.sS SeS
I'd, ~. Wiley y" through AmvsIl on
sla y, t Sa'flnG SOesnts for Wool. bul
VII rt,rt ~ So!, The growers say IS ceutI
R,y,I IAtLet IN this township
Ne.iVsi 5''I' = o,S.s brothers, Of Ten Mile, have
So. ''V9POuuds Of wool Al r; etS .
% s,p ssI.5 1s eliqg rapidly =, A 4, ~ o..,. ~,
s,S.s.l a Thompson \ bn , aoet ., r,....,.
Aim - W. .,'tlse 800 Ibs per head.
isib Gre,SS.. :. ~ wa acre. in Richhill town
OBJ. In county, hls also been sold
O!ae iOs SIS per acre.
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Capt. Eads Wants His Money
Earlier.

NEw oRLEAxs, June 6.-The Board Of
Directors Of the Cotton Exchange passed
a resolution instructing the Delegates in
Congress 10 advocate such notifications
Of Capt. Eads' Jetty contract a. will Sc
cule bis company earlier payments than
are now provided for, but declined ex.
pressing any opinion a TO the advisable.
ity Of any modification In the law regard.
ing the works themselves.
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KoIlIng MlII .rroubles.

YouEosrowN, June 5.-Ths pudding
department Of Brown, Bonpell 4 Cos
mill Is idle. Some Of the men are work.
ing on the Pittsburgh 4 Lake Erie Rail-
road. All other departments are run
ming, but Il Ia thought that there will
soon be trouble, as the heaters have
agreed to work no muck iron unless the
company signs the sliding scale.
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wAsHEGros, June 6.-The President
to-day received resolution from the
Potter Committee requesting him to fur
nish the original or an authenticated copy
OF the letter OF Stanley Matthews to the
President, and his reply, intended TO se.
cure an appointment for James E An
derson. Several days may elapse before
the request can be complied with, as In
the earlier part Of the administration
thousands Of letters were received at the
Executive Mansion, but for want Of time
were not inde1ed, and therefore ii will
be necessary 10 make = careiu search for
the desired correspondence.
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PHiLADKLPH1A, June 6.-Fiour-Quiet,
steady and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet,
steady and unchanged. Corn-Quiet and
steady: yellow 47c, miIed 46Hc. Oats
Firm; white western 29aS0c, western mixed
27a29c. PToyisioas-Strong and unchang.
ed. Extraordinarily unchanged. Eggs
Quiet and STEADY; western 1311a14c. Pc
troleum--Quiet and steady; reaued liz,
crude eaeAc Whisky-Western at 81 05.
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NEW YORK, June 6.-Men's wear wool.
ems in rather better demand and more
inquiry for Ketucky jeans. Cotton goods
In light request. Prints continue quiet
and ginghams less active. Cotton dress
gooes dull and weak. Worsted dress fab
rics in light demand. Hosiery and under.
wear in moderate request. Foreign goods
quiet
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commencement Exercises nj
Bethany College,

Tssdiyr June 18th, Meeting Of the
l'sti ii 80 px.
Wednesday, June l9th, Meeting of the
s'.'dd Of Trustee. at lOA.x.
ula Day EIerci.ss, on same day at 8
LL
VsiAssiiy evening, 7;3O o'clock, An
EaEihibidOn Of ths NeOtrOphiln So
a&.
iS'nd,y, jane sOrb, lts;3oA. N. Com.
asssusat Exercises.
L'atAs ii 80 o'clock, Annual Er.
ala''ia .. d he American Literary In
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAl
By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, June 6.-MoSEY-C Closes
easy at Sa4 per cent. Prime mercantile pa.
per SaiK per cent. Customs receipts
$S6S, 900. The Assistant Treasurer dIsburs.
ed $4,000. Clearings 100000. sterl.
ing steady; long 4.s451, short 4.s6h.
GoLD-0penSd at l00x aud closed at
10I. Borrowing rates Dat to 2 and l-64
per cent per diem.
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Marine InIeIIIgenee.

NEw YoRK, June 6.-Arriyed-steam.
er Schiedam, from Rotterdam.
J LONDON, June 6--The steamships Boo.
ton, Iberian, Siberian, from New York,
and Quebec, PhoeniciGn and Lake Cham
plain, from Montreal, have arrived out,
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Capture Of n Gang OF Counter.
ieitePS.

CHICAGO, June 6.-darshal stillwell
yesterday captured a gang Of counter.
letters, with full outfit for making
bogus silver, At Nepouset, Illinois, and
they were before the United States Com
missioner day. Three Of them, named
Barley, were held over, and the others
relkaSed
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They win Meet Peter.

NEW YoRK, June ga call has been
Issued summoning the leaders Of the
National Party TO meet Peter Cooper In
Washington on June 10Th, that . strong
appeal may be made to Congress 10 pass
bill repealing the resumption act.
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TOLEDO, June 6.-wheat-steady; No.
l white Michigan 81 l6, amber Michigan
spot 81 OK, No. 2 red winter seller June
81 OF, seller July 81 05, No. Dayton and
Michigan red 81 06. Corn-Firm; high
mixed S9hc, No. spot soc, seller July
i0c, seller August 4O11 e offered, No. 2 canal
Ss9Ic, rejected SIC, oats-Quiet; No. .,
2iLc,
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EEE oRLEANs, June 6.-Ex.MArshAl
Pitkin, State Senator Weber and Mrs.
jerks left tonight for Washington, being
summoned to appear before the Potter
Committee.
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THE EAsTERN QUESTION.
No Ghost OF the Triple Alliance
in the Coming Congrosg.

LONDON, June Ga Vienna dispatch
says: The time was when such 9 meeting
as the coming Congress would have been
preceded by the private communion Of
Prince Gortschakof and Count Andsassy
with Prince Bismarck, but the fact that
Count Andrassy does not leave Vienna
until the l1th inst, and that an order has
been Issued 10 mobilize one hundred
thousand Austrian troops instead Of fifty
thousand, offer guarantee that the ghost
OF the triple alliance will not trouble
the deliberations Of the Conrrass.
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FAILURES.

MACON, Fla, June s.-Cubbege, Haz.
elhurst & Co, private bankers, failed.
LONDON, June 6.-James Hoyle 4 Son,
grain merchants of Manchester and Liv-
eFpool, failed,
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TERRoRiztNd THE sERvIAas.

A Bucharest dispatch says: The exc.
cution Of the Tapola rioters was cold
blooded murder, intended to tsrrorile
the servian people, and /. succeeded in
producing that effect. The rioters we're
not reyolutiouizers; they ouly made some
noisy public demonstrations against the
Cabinets policy In going to war without
summoning the skuptschina.
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ruuo.t important subject which de-
,,J.J Il, attention Of Congress when it
:. M october will have been left
,,.s.I upoo when it adjourns eight
I'D, L.r. M. Elmunds made a
,,o,, ,pp..l 10 the senlte on Monday to
huks bill regulating the count Of the
..,u,l ro!e. taken up, but the Senate
ru.i by vote Of q to &c. There is
rllptspet that Congress will find any
ts.t coS,id.r the question at the short
r-i.o u,It winter, and it is not at all
uEt.Iy that crimiuAl negligence of this
.s,riInbjsct will subject the coun.
Ts Ii. ri,k, Of another dispute over a
r15j,utiIl election.
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E,u. iscIiDeI to think from all that
.s.,, L..,L and read in the last dsy OF
''.,s,, Va" n, ubeat crop throughout this
s ..,i,o d eouatry i. not nssr As prOml,'
"i,,uaEeW week. ago. There is
:. -,,.,,J complain! about the rust. But
I'D, l.rv. ,cre.se planted there would
Ir.rass crop. The corn, too,
.,[i., thriving condition, and after
MAJ, sp ben said abOut the grass it
n a, larn Out 5 full crop. oan also
.. ., boxing 4, we'll as they might.
,,t,t, there hm bseu a noticeable de-
,.+.,,to. Of late in crop prospects here
,h,eI
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The Pope has sent an appeal to the
Bowers. 70 protect the interests Of the
Roman Crtholics, while they are reguIat-
ing the atfairs Of Turkey.
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Dr.. N. H. CLARK and not Dr.
b = r,,t .bo died at Washington
!, a, Monday lat.
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r,i,nou, Normal School COM
II H., exercise. begin on the 10Th
'''e'.,, s'i.o. op.iI the 10Th. Presiden.
- S','. eas oI ge.h.Dy College, delivers
:. ,,I,.,, lI the Close
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WAsHrHoroS, June 6.-The House BY
8 vote Of yeas lS7, and nays los, reduced
the tar on tobacco TO sixteen cents, and
sEsd the tar on cigars Al Eve dollars per
ihonaand.
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r,L from the mountains BY last
.lI. -, nail Informs US that there
rt',, ~, ID d. r.,h pitchers yesterday
.'is. ~ E = !. Kipg.ood, and that the iFO:. ;.
'S'.'s = s,,ry tia. persons could stir it
II ,irk
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Ittqntelltgsnfer

,,iI,o,a yard. at KsyssF are fllsd led
III .,.n,, Ir.ish. cars. So says the
~ S-,,si, Es,o olys.te'l'y.
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LoSDox, June 7.-Gen. Noyes, Ameri.
can Minister to France, sailed for New
York to-day.
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PefrnIeurn llarkef.

PITTSBURGH, June e. Petroleum
Crude 81 3sh at Parkers for immediate
shipment refined ll7sc, Philadelphia de.
livery.
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t'l Nd I'M III'isSsI jsf;nE EN iuaugura.sd to.
N'S Hampshire. ~e'Ass
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ENGLAND.
The sBlarsted British" Making
Fun Of Our BOYS,

LONDON, June 6.--The Columbia College
club OF New York, to compete in the re-
getta at Henley, were on the water this
morning. The Henley folks didn't think
much ol their style.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REpoRT.

TO TIE DAILY LHrELLIGEScEa
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
lower pressure, southeast to southwest
winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather and
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Ohio County sheen.

'Su, ClELExASs Run, OHro Co., /
NJ, June 5, 1873.
i, ls vol crop in this neighborhood
~ ~ s''oa h'ety satisfactory. Gsner.
w 'itinE, sheep are 10 fne condition.
s. = ns''as ny sheep a few days ago I
.'sIs' e. ! Eould weigh a few, which l
-s''a''siJ did, with the following re-
Is 49, ss',s 'asA'l. p,und.
IL Ig;ss4 ...............l pounds
IN sGseI '-''' ......... ......l91 pounds
M Ia"'----.....-....................ls6 pounds
i. i...lE'od ga '.isht, They are hAIi.bred
! iT1.'I'r ,Saat 'Hd Spanish sheep, a etos, tbSt
~ al 's! god for both mutton and
n, ,'SSa Sst lit.tO hear from any one who
A., n S.t. ;I better showing IN w weight
A'' As's specimens. " S
wv. F. BECK.
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BIsMARcK GETTING NERVOUS.

A Berlin dispatch says Bismarck's ner.
vousness has so increased since the at
tempt on the life Of the Emperor that il
is expected to be necessary for him to ap.
point colleague.
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rARHArEsrsa LErEss

LONDON, : June 6.-It is stated that
the Berlin Criminal Court received sew.
eral letters threatening the assassination
Of all the Sovereign family II Nobling.is
harshly treated. The number OF arrests
in Prussia for disloyal utterances is in.
creasino sivnificantly
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New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, June 6.-Market dull
and unchanged.
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Weather Indications.

WAl DEPAKIkEHT,
0THI or me cHEy eIanAL OyHIcEl.
WA1HrHRToH, D. G., June III a. =.
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MAN You ARE LOOKING ron.

We went 10 the designated place and
found the men menuoned. As We ap-
preached one withdrew so quickly that
had known him / should not have rec
ogniDed him, the perton remaining was
Joe. Hsrnandez, q broker in New or-I
leans. After sSluting him andintroducing
Mr.. Asher, Who did not know him, he
invited rs 70 his otice, which Eas near BY.
Upon arriving 1t his Office l excused
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Hunting for the Matthews Let.

70 Hon. Staaley Matdeaps.
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z ETBB

ing week, and viii undou6 6tedly appoint
his principal officers Immediately. There
are three deputy collectors, one Of whom
7. V. CouplGnd, simply signs the routine
business papers Of the Office. 1t is posi-
ton that any man Of ordinary intelligence
can Gil and think possess sufficient TO
Gil any position in the building.
Hoping you will give my case the ear.
lest consideration possible, I remain
truly yours, ]. E. Anderson.
To Hon. Stanley Mattleirs.
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CoLLEcToR's OFRicE, May D, "a. J
My DEAR sn:-Your's Of April 9Th
bas been received. The extra session,
according 10 this mornings dispatches.
will not meet until October 18th. Both
the President and Mr.. EyArts in March,
alleged a. their reason for not giving me
an appointment as Consul, that Il was
their policy TO make no removals
simply 10 create vacancies. | re-
cognized the force Of this argu-
msnt, especially In connection with
myself. Since that time, however, there
has been one removal and hall dozen
vacancies, two Of them in places 70 which
/ was anxious 10 60. II they are already
filled Il is pretty conclusive evidence that
nv application Is dead letter. lido not
think the position TO which ! aspire, is
OF sufficient importance to repay me for
what / have done, nor will anything re-
paw me for borrowing trouble and ex-
pense already undergone. should l
secure position here, there will already
be arrryed against me q class OF men will.
ing al all times 10 resort to any means
70 secure my removal. II l must
remain, however, something must BE done
Immediately, As The new collector, Hon.
], E. King, will assume charge the com
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-07

'''n, ClELrxASs Run, OHIo Co., |
m, June 5, 1873.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-06-05
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
of that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
remedy is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire 1t,
he will send copy of the prescription used, free
of charge) with the directions for preparing and
using the same which they win find sure cure
for Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis, &C.
dress. E. A. WILSON, 1874 Penn St.. Williamsburg,
New York. AeplS ON