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nARPER &-BRO>..

TIriper'> LHtiD Diciiopnry. iutol Dy d. a. Antr.wh
.ttu I.r...H l.. fi'l
O plgr iI4.. boards. ut. % i sheep. 80 %;
..l. ...f.tf. $40 5N. iul tI--al rl- 3D.
TAr sunissn Rock ~ ie Mediterranean bv Gen.
Cupllrs, lt..r ia, Dr,tn Ham, o-Au, D pr. -
t.Ils: tluIl. rr.i.s.
Madgc Daurascu 4 Anove- Br rie author oi tAc queen
"A iuu.lI..D' luN
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Iays. I,u tratta. -qlafr lOm0 tot., - cent.
Iom.. sir- Jard.uc y n0se- ly u.c auti0l of In
H.. 4 is. .ul4r.I.U.' lNttnis
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CHARLES sCRIBNgR,s SONS.

vols. i2mo. 81 81.
The Exploration Of the World. Famous Travels and
Iravrilrrs llN | Ell
more PAGE ensravtngs 50 90
Thomas dc Quincy. His life aud writings. with unpob'
nsnel BY H. A Page edifion ~
ducod price vols Syo. cloth. with por.rnt.
- g..
Friar Anselmo. and other pOems BY Julia c. H. DOrr
VOL ~ uaro lima Al "a.
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ORIENTAL ART EXTRAORDINARY.
TURKISH AID PERSIAN RUGS AND CARPETS
EMBROI IDERIEs AND BRICABRAC, &c. &C.
on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NOV. 2j And 20,
AT THE nFRrs ART Rooms.
(Opposie 4. r. Stewart & Co.sJ
An entire shipment from the celebrated house ~ feevh
uassan Bey If Consiantinopc and smyrna. comprising
about 800 and valuable Turkish, Persian Daghi'
SIAN KOhf asean. Thiyrdes and ohcr Carpet. Rags
and portieres ancient and modern Embfoiier.
les Table, Piano cha ami Cushion Covers,
Robes Towels. &c. &c.
which VIII highest bidder without Reserve.
exhibition NOW OPEN AT THE HnHIS ART
ROOMS. 77l BROADWAY
SALE COMMENCES AZ O'CLOCK EACH AFTER
NOON.
Thrahsaivng Day tle FIVE Points hsson l-ite of Od
Brewery ID fa s. y krfr.es ~ c'n'i. o ildie7.e-
lliDg s, singing and cl.inncs. 10y the cirrn pa the
,lsp,i VIII commence AT 1850 p u. d. TIFFANY VIII
plt.fr.
so. nal dfuffr for The rhliron % p.
remaining tfrI.Ifi fO nffiN ifillf- IN
the nflclI 0g 900. fNe iui .rs u- utf.
Pupils n Day school iast y,aI 900. Eains Ns.iiD1toi
Do1itors cohinr. food and money thankfully received
90 aiI uI q.
N nffrtrnt
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stuaie. IN German Literature BY 5ayarI rayior. with
an inr0luciol by Hon George H. Boxer. syo, c.oth
extra. ~ 20.
Columbia and Canada Notes the Great Republic ank
the New Dominion A supplement 20 West wand by A1"
~ " D.. e.iilon. Svo coth extra, 81 -.
4 Pocket Classical Dictionary for I.eady reference
Compiled Dy r. a.. ireland. lUnO. cloth. 20 cc4iis.
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TIE OPERA BOUTFE.

Mr.. Maurice GTaus company which has re-
turned from Boston, Will appear at Booths Theatre this
evening in Les Ccches dc CornevIile." All OF the
rncoai artists of the troupe will take nart N the per
iormauce. La Belle Heleae = u be gwen on NeGnes-
CIV with ric stage setting, ana Capuul. faOla Ma e
and Aur4e are in the cost Next week Mlgnoh " WEI
ie r'yfp wiih Mile. Lcioux Bouyagd, Nr. Craus new
n.
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HENRY HOLT n co..

Some Newspaper Tendencies. lfcas delivered h-
EtliOral lf NoN lOra aud OHIO by
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Hector Beri,oz hs Letters Esthetlc
Humorous Sdtrcal rtugs. Translated % william L.
ApthoTp. l2mO (Amateur SERIES, 81
The Maggie of the Middle Ages BY NikiOr iydOcrg.
Translated W A. Al. Edsrru. l2nD. 81 10.
Primitive Manners and Customs Wy j. A. Farrof limo
ul
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AT, quickly and nationally cured by
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A constant Cough, with Shortness of Breath.
Fa.iiDg Strength. AID Ma,h Fl,sn. all Deiok,n
Iiuss more or less srrlJus fl cied, and dem nung
lr,npt ,rcAimen b. usNg D.. Jaynes EXprctoTant
serious results be either avoided Or pailiated
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FRANK Confession.

The danger to which TIE TRIBUNE alludes
flr NOS biiTfy Of an alliance between solid SCUM
and ne Norfb berp Democracy tO possess the Unon-l~
jnst The danger that all lovers OF constitutional govern
fnent will welcon Ii l. the allan Of all good De mo-
crats % turn out present administration ahn w
better one in uOwer. In ths there s no tf fasou Du ~
highest patriotism. JHE TRIBUNE ~ SIMPLY pdeihe 'A"
fIlNlal On lis cOmmenls.
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Hvdc Association. Incorporated 10 all nter;
enter claims O. these alleged
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pefs without the Office Of H. C. PARkE, Recording
Secretary and Treasurer leJ Fr0nt-st, Ne"1ork.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov "a. l a. m.-Tbe movement in
the barometer Saturday afternoon was slowly downward
(see upper white lne) Yesterday a fnrtner fall was
followed by rapid rise IN the evening see lower lnel
The weather during both days was clear and partly
clondv with light snow sunday morning. The tempera-
ture saturday ranged between 2l' and $50 the average
faoloo, being 6l4o higher Friday teee dotted
incl Yesterday It ranged between $40 and oo0 the
average 40is being 100 higher THAN on SATURDAY ose
large. ., a,,. ...,,a, ,,,,,
chances of light snow In the day, be expected
to-day IN thia city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

NEW BOOES 1ND NEW EDiIiONS.
,,.I ~ t99 sl ne f,f flfs- aJa'1r rttJ tf'sr.JE
hrf,iIf.r. nu Iff Irf.I 1ff.
, 1879-02-20
WASHINGTON.
The House Wrestling with
the Legislative Appro-
priation Bill.
With tho Battle Centcring Prin.
cfpally OIL Its Political
Attachments.
The Repeal Of the Test~0ath
Clause Sanctioned by the
Republicans,
Dat They will Resist to lhe Inst Extrcrn.
ity The Amendment Abolishing
Election Supervisors.
Both Sides Declare Their In
tention to Hold Out
Indefinitely.
Tho Senate Having It's Annual
Contest with the Persist
ent Subsf<lizers.
With the Prospect that Mr.. John
Roach Will Cor,e Out
Ahead.
The Non.Partlsan Dar10w Makes Dad
Showing Before tic Potter
Committee.
Solomon, the Returning Board Broker,
U7or5cr;sc. Eunr, Al. r.
With the Prospect that Mr.. John
Roach Will Cor,e Out
Ahead.
The Non.partlsan Dar10w Makes Dad
Showing Before tic Potter
Committee.
Solomon, the Returning Board Broker,
Wandering from the III
Vestigators.
THE BATTLE OPENED,
IN THE llOUsa.

&ptctH{ DfEpdfCh to 1ht 1rtbtHE
WASHINGTON; D. C., Feb. TO-" will never
vote q dollar for tho Approximation bill, unless
the Federal Supervisor law IA rcpcaled,n sa.d
Fernando Wood. II will brtug my cot utl
cracker. here. and stay until ,hr end of thr
Congress- l,efpre I viii rota tbt. annronri,t,on
without the rencal Of thcso ssrttons.n aa,,i
uenkle. of MARYLAND. Th, Ia tbc no,,tiou thu
r,.nocrat. os.,1ncs to,d,v IN I'm 'coo,rucnco.
1ncut ~ tte ,,i.cua,,or NJ thc nn1,,,saI .n,onf,.
r,on,, ~ ia nrr,a,,tiyo hi, da,.
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ho,, =, ,,ot.,,,,o ,vh.Ibor ~. no,na,,.,r
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:. ,.nrs ,,,etnor TN ro,n,,,t,orar, or, ,ont,.
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60 a a No. uo ~ ~ sJ"s. sa. a.s. @ .,.. @ .'s ua"N
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.ea.sns w. u'o aulout "'''''s "47 "'osco
~ uc NeI'.allsaps wa ps'..n.eu 10 os cars'cl
ny tacul "II'Iout scltouS Asttu'pt t1 aclcat IL
, 1879-02-20
cft1cAt:O WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
chicago WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
1udilE Features Qf the Current Number.

,.. ......t. ot n.,,. 1,,,.,,n yuvvv.v
..'.s.x a.s.* tor 'us vo; II, nrc TIM yoltow,nr:
1It.ssk 'ot Fco. ~ . us1 sno 'o.'oM'ns wv, n. n,>
plohlhL-hasco r. intetEn.-Aao Hhts % HILL vi
,tsssf s.sDtisst Of ihc savings Sfstcm[Thc
Hs,,l,n nEaism,ty-aome Faise i1iatorv-patn.
E,,fyoroy- Threatened Doactcpcv o, so7..
so G3 s sar}ec1 aec. r. f'ten n
nsr M d 81 the Anti. Chinese and Intcrnni. levenne
. teu oi b.oJ Iionds--Letter from the President
sIas New Collector Of castoms a. New York,
Rtpsssnss,yo r. HSfsnata: o. lno' IN nRpoia!ea
Msf1sfof Sfl the hl1na-fasssaEc oy tns 1loase a1
,osTcsT 1pa 1'I ~, .,,.. n's. ,,, H. ,o..,h
pllGA~aes. %sl;A tfom t af' 'osepa Mea1 On
Maof,t5 nepfesefA.!on'
HATE fAtttS-Thc Illinois State Tafr Located at
spa{ss,u aop ano Nest "p aoafs-lns f4ofoa
nagIey-The 1lusslan r'arue-rts british Dis.
sf y Gzaqaaaopsns o. ths ntitlsh r1slss.
e:p,t toiI Of tSe stsse d II hiyefolmsn sanf.
Aut'al IL india-Wcekiy noyiss Of .ho Euro.
, 1879-02-20

even q 90 :imatfont from Democratic caueus
ast as TO 99 ras to r,lse, Or as to hoT Tas ox.
ever Z; Z PRESENTED, am not able to reach
-. 1,lREGT t*suH
with lle 0cntlcmn1,. do not understand now,
Is hc puts IT, silAt he even charges that wish
ani not violating. any Obligation Tint belongs TO
ehslrlIs+actiou. There novcr was the stgntest
intination gtven ms by that cai1ci,s III any mcn,-
bcr of 1t, either in caucus Or since, that was
qnctt!Dn IN which a point Of order Should bo
rnfscd. I never snw The amendments offered to
tllis BIZ! by TIN gentlemen trnm Alabama and
ohto f!ierbert ats! s39athardI until they were
coursc. knew what their general purport
was did not know their scope. did not
knew tl'cr framework. They had ncrur been
explained to me or read 10 INC. nor Ind they
raiscd: Tha statement was due not 80 much to
ttnsecif rs II was to my party associates IN the
li2use ail.i In the country Not SO much duo
eheF t. fn % or to me a. It. was to the gentle
l'ad nude Charge tllat
COULD NOT nE SUSTAINED,
md had taken position wtLcro hr could not
stand. II mas r,ors OH his accUunt than On
either that of 'nysrif or 1ny. aasociatvs that
eatnc here to right what I conceived 10 oo
thug xrtidgiugly, say now that IT il not IN
any grudging sstrt, but very freely Mnd VERY
s,stn ossn ,v cEp' IT. et sn"na.'oa f h me
~ to what wns Ills purpose, ~ completely ox-
II, ff,,. li,,t,se.
Mr. uayls--As the gentleman from Ohio
l;ncwb what was done iis tile caucus. perhaps hc
will .ctl Us where any member OF tAe caucus
was bund bY its nction.
Mr. blackburn-l viii answer TINT question
mysrll, mud ,yiiI raw that Tint question was
passed upon, x,I II WIS declared Il, cntcus thut
NJ uuc was l,uuntl In uuy way Dy It's action.
The cnlcus was simply for thr pufoose Of COR
sultatiott. -
Ms. Btackh,,En's remarks were frequently ap
plauuetl.
SUBSTITUTE orrEnEp.
Mr., dalc offered n substitute for son,t,ard,s
amendment m atuentlmrnt nrn,ihtins III ,hs ".s
ri flas,,c halots nrovfI;nv tInt tict. .hnit f.
iva bv thru inchcs mn. rntin~ !, t,a,'a ~ ~
fr,,s. In "ttemnt ~ rost mi. ,,,i;Ir a1iet ~, -
rp,nt irren1,fnr hniInt. VIM, r,.t TsIsrtads ~
Yras. i1.,: nar,. III ""~' ~~''' t'otee'sa-
Mr. Aikrm said int tl,e ocrtlomon ,ror, f,ht,
fKnfrri huI nntirfmated ,.nr Iii, thn uar.h
Ind mi sni1 ti.t .i,ar. vas nr.t,t- - s Hos,.'
il that ret,tcn,on wantcd 10 pot in ~ it'll h.
, 1879-02-20

WAsu1soros, d. c., Ecu. lo,-Ine Sonata
wcut to work toduy OF, tl,c Postal Annronrnt,on
Ai;I but encountered an obst wln,, The a1nrnd-
1ucnt was reached which directs tho Postnoslpr-
General to contruct for ten ycars, for carrying
tho mas bctwcr.. certain United States npints
uud lilo t,e Janciro. Tllp contract was to ho
ntu,le with the lowest bidders. but the proyi.jon
wns made that It should 10 given to Alncrlcau-
owned md built iron screw steamships, Of nat
less thau 3,0oo tons, nfter thc best models,
capable Of making thirteen nautical knot. m
hour. This Is equal to u dtrcction to giro the
Contract to Juhn Roach, n. 10 opp else owns or
cau own suct. stoancrs, md the nreset,cu of TIM
representative Of tho Cheatcr shitrbuitdcr In
the lobby showed TINT tAcru would bo
AN EARNEST EFFORT
for fho 50, ,000, 900 ut stako. When in May last
the fre,.ds Of Mr.. Isuucl1 male similar attcmnt
to cngsalt the BRAZILIAN subsidy In tho Postal
Approximation btlf, IL was opposcl on thu ground
Tint 1t was contrary to tho twenty-n,uth rule OF
the Senate, which nrohiblts tic addition Of rcn.
cral legislation on subjects not relevant tu 1ho
alsb]rct tnattvr to au appropriation bill. An
eurnces tct,atc eusuut, alter which the scna,o
ref,tscd to receive tho subsidy amendment by a
u yoto OF % yeas tn III nays. subsequently tho
Brazilian subsidies wero incoroorutcd by the
seuate In n bill to establish post rates, but tha
Hu,lss rutuscl to nut upon 1t,
To-day
THE rABLss wEnE TURNED
In the Senate, uni iustoH.i OF 1tnc majority
agaiust the recognition Ut the au,opdlnent, thero
WAS seven minority IN favor of It's rcccptton,
Ths cl,apgo was nla,lo by Afrsscrs, Eaton, I'M.
1ngat!s, Jones OF Florida, and La1uur vho tlan
yotcd my, hut WHO to-day voted arc. mud bv
Mrssrs. nruce. Ruttcr. Cnmeron or pcnn.yi,
yanil, Dawes, Gnrland, Gordon, Groycr, Hcro.
fonl Patterson, ,,1,l Bsrnum. who did not yoto
Inst year, but who voted ayo thts yrar Thur
man, who voted aye last year, did not vote to-
day.
Tin a,ncndmont h, vim th,,, ,,.or r.e,,,nd
IN rannrsr ,,scu..tnx
IN It wa, com mrucrd. thr ouc.tfnn hctur =, .
,untion l,v Mr. Eotnn NJ connar,I,,,t' tn s.dnro
III, linn ri contr,,c, frou, t.n ,n fonr .aar.
acno,or. rt,mun,,. unf Kornnn lid thc ornr.,.
finn IN lin suh,I1,,., vht1e nIoin. md f.onl,-
inv wara for,,,,ost IN tI,clr ,lcf,,ac. r.,on,.,
.,,ena,ns,t ,v,. ,,s, hv a v,,,s ~ ~ -, a.
,,va ,,,,a ,,,.u n,,,oy ~ T,,no,ss. srya,ss
sno,hs. s.,nnd,,an, rsnrluo ~. .ta. ~ $1,000 49,,
.r.n, trnn t.a ~ ays x.ar. Viii @ 80.
, 1879-02-20
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ls79-TWtLvE PAGES.

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s"ecesslon' ~, a'N' were ns gucSly o'e'fn'e'. IN
m -" o"oh'hs hpcce"' ar ha'c' WHO managed for
..s mcpan''sahs' easc not'se 10 inc Dc"ocrats
'l"t II tl,e n"choment shou'o "e tu'ed IN order,
~ ~ 1oosegaen1!y "aS' csc'y resort "ontt be
'.an ny tho "cp"olcanA 70 every parliamentary
uS'e' r. p'o''as i.s ".un'''' '"'7 "'''"""nec'
'neht ol IN intent 10 tlllh'lelhs was received OH
LUG Hepab'1ean slae Win at'pianse'
There were n'anY elonucnt hpeeefes during
the day. Conger. With his customary sarcastic
hamor, huRgcascu To the Deil'o"fats that they
might brlnE tbs amendment within tic rule rs d
h'caaaro ot eeono'ny II theg p!aeon It I'll the
sro'ltd that INC rcpeal ot ING Ia" to punish
election frauds would DC m economy, tnnsmuch
a. 1t "ou'd save tbs uovosnment the ncceasity
OF supporting III 'he fc1''tehtlarlcs tile con-
v'ctcd felons who had violated tic law.
WILLIAMS or WISCONSIN,,
III speeen la!i ol nFc. 'ne'atca tl!as the prono-
s!tlon ot Inc Democrats ~as IN e'tect TO strike
down al sale9uards Of fo'efs III The South, anl
TO deliver them over TO t''o nercy Of their per"
sscutors. TIC had no douot Q! INC constitution
ally ol tue law Bragg' of Wisconsin, how
ever h'ny haVe festoreo Mmse'l eotncwhat to
eoodic'Io"ship IN h's pa'tF oy replying to Will
'aths anu insisting mat tae supervision law Is
aacofssisutloi1al.
Ch'1lehoon' OF go" lofR' IN ef'tnently con-
scrrnt!yo man, WHO voted to repeal the test
oath told the Democrats that ho regarded Tho
ott,n,,+ IN renoa, Tho st,ncrvtsor Inv n. rov,,,-
-, "tor' w ~ ''se' -" - '''o,u'
tsonhry, anu lhat u "as too soon ior t4losc WHO
lat! sacrificed all but their honor In their effort
to destroy tho Government to assumc control Of
1t no"'
, 1,..',a,. "Is" -..st",.. ,,u...
70 '"e "e3't,'' .:' fm"' ~
WARRINGTON, u. e., Feb. lH.-Ihc Lcgis'a-
tive Approximation bill was considered In Com
nittco Of tho Whole The point of order male
,.st ,,,ol,, a,,,,ot Tho amendment, or.-,,1 b.,
,.'t ,. ,,eue asu,use .o "s..t o'o!so ps
DIT. Hcfpert, repeating lle Jurors rstcst-oath AMI
regulating the mode OF drawing and the pay of
ilirors, was eycrruted, the Chairman {Mr.
I,lockhurn, dccf,,lu,, that t,,c amendment ,xns In
..,.. ~ "'Ao '''
"lue1'
4hf' Aiaic h'ofco ~ a'ncoa '"e atae'rilnent oy
stslklhe tslcrcilotn thc clause 9cculaslhg tic
method of selecting Jurors. HetGcted-icne,
1O1; nays, t22.
Mr, Hale then moved to amend tia ancn1
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12

Weakening-Mr. Hayes in his hope
of q democratic breakdown"
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Provision Market
MARRIAGES.

BIERLY--BR0wS On ihs srsi ef June, ~ Rev.
". h Lsiais. Nj Harvey Y Biotiy wfth Miss Alice
n Brawn, both of sugar Waller, Clinton county.
pnI1IPs-HTgns- the Al instant by Rev J. O.
Shoemaker, NJ. ". n. Philips o. Misa Clara D. Ny
srs, All Of AAignsturF.
Ko0NTZ-nox.--At the VI. Z patronage, NAV gist
lkIs, by The Rev. A. u, Necum, Mr Charles keontE
and Miss Clara Cos. both 4 nsllsfonte. Pa
FLTHIyg-wARD-Sn Thursday srsuihe .saaAy s,
1873, kt the residence 1t the brides parents IN Belle
faute, hy Rev. A. n. YecuH. Mr.. =. l. Fleming ard
Miss bsai4 r Ward, youngest daughter ef Pale ard
Hannah Ward.
brief acquaintance eth the gF0om. whioh hAs
been extremely pleasant as, sufficient evidence
that ns = husband he wili prove decided
as were hts attractions la the KsaH Of = lover. In
every reee since his rcssdsnos IN Bssfonte he has
sl'e~n himself nsritoslas young man. and slt0Fssh
worthy tbs prize he has sseHfeA IN bic fsF tssae.
hiss Bella Ward snioys large circle e acquaintance
In this place, and she Is aehsswi-ged ~ Al TO he
beauty, and vetthy The highest prise whoh tAs msaa
Honia market aorda Afsef ssSsfvisit te Williams.
refi, TIE Hmef residence ef TIE green. TIE yvune
eeprs returned 70 reside IN taa place. shsre huFe
shsy may saisy thai rsaoe, hsFrissss and pre@
rsfIsy ~hlsh sbsy weil aeeeFva
p-ELLENaARC En.--gn June a feTa hr Rev
Smith, at hts residence Mr. Iuhn r. Ksur Il nenn~r
township. ta Misc FEMME nlsaessgeT q laAif Aean
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Philadelphia Markets.


fH5ttULlTtflA. June 10, 1879.
EtefH tTn Nut-FlTHr 10 very hrm and chaaee
grades aEt iu strAdr fe4uFsf Sales uf zoo Fatrtls:
Hrua4uE MluueeatA extra family. medium and tsngy,
~ siItaa -. Penney lranlE D.. 80. 81 s. at6a -
srstafh do d. AZ SshtaH and tatent ard uiA'g high
Efaaes at t@mA7a hye fHuf is nrEn At 500 al. ?.
DarnufeHl is uuUFaI
GhttS--5bt ~hesi market is fairly active ard hru.
u4th Ha4ca - 8u lIsbeis. inelsainK renufs l+tu4a
snt southern red at g. 1sts lIat4 d.. Dc Auher 81
si2t'ya III. aud Ne z red elevator at 81 lsIs At
TITO tfst cali 81 lAly vAs tld fH IHbs 600 hushes
Jult aid ct 81 lats aoe bushels August st 81 nlit.
saa UU ases de ai 81 ua. Rts is Ia better Request
~ aAahha faT western FeaHss ltsuis
sEtut-tlosefHeea u duh at s3saa6e. Timothy aad
hsNsse3 Afe unchanged.
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THE investigation into the crooked
ness by which Kellogg wormcd him
self into the United States Senate is
progressing in Washington. 1t is de-
veloping the usual amount of Louisi-
ana filth, and perhaps the largest crop
of liars yet exhibited. Witnesses who
have made afiidavits in New Orleans
to certain facts, when they arrive in
Washington and go before the commit.
tee, swear that they lied. They Of
course have been seen and set up by
Kellogg and his strikers and "get
their sugar" for the perjury. Not
withstanding the unreliable character
of witnesses from Louisiana, the com
mittee expect to be able sufficiently tc
explore the case to enable them to re
port the true facts aad arrive at d
proper conclusion. II Is ascertained
that Kellogg has already bought NJ
twenty or thirty of the witnesses ex
pected to testify for Spoford by ap
pointments in the Custom House al
New Orleans.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-12

Mas. PoLg, the venerable relict Of The
ex President, is in favor of removing the
dust Of the Presidents for sepulchre in
Washington. She says; "0f all the
Presidents now dead, how many are
under monuments suitable for tho
memory of the great Offices they held I
Where IL Monroe'si Jeffarson's9 Yes,
Jeiferson's is in such n state of decay
and neglect. Until George Washing.
tons remains we're removed TO Mount
Vernon and an association formed, his
tomb was much neglected. And If the
grave Of the Father of HE Country Wa
allowed to 20 to ruin, how can we expect
that Others will be cared fort Mount
Vernon II only kept up now by the
efforts Of few women"
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The Eruption Of Mt. Etna.

LoxpoS, May 30.--The eruption OF
Mt. Etna increases in force. The quan,
tity of ashes thrown out is somewhat
less, but the volume of vapor has great
ly increased in density. On Wednes.
day night number Of brilliant balls of
Gre were thrown TO great height and
burst aloft like rockets, emitting fiery
shower.
A stream of lava is flaming apparent.
ly in the direction of the town of Ran.
dazso, but the exact line has not yet
been verified. During the whole OF
Wednesday night loud reports. like the
rolling of artillery, were heard.