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ton of some system whereby another tribunal
should be charged with the duty of deciding
such cases.
Calkins closed the debrte in support Of the ma
jority report and reviewed the action OF the COM
mittee on elections of the present congress.
Springer, of Illinois, interrupted him to IN
quire what the republicans intended to do with
all their corruption fund and whether the repub-
liean campaign committee would appropriate
81 600 TO pay the fine imposed upon Gen. N. NJ.
Curtis, one of the collectors of the two per cent.
assessment, but Calkins merely replied by stating
the campaign committee knew how to take care
OF the two per cent. assessment q statement
which Springer declined to controvert
The resolution declaring the seat vacant was
then adopted.
Townshend, Of Illinois, Immediately moved to
adjourn,
FRIDAY, jury 81.
ISeaate-The conference committee reported an
inability to agree on its river and barber bill
and after lengthy discussion adjourned until
Saturday.
Ho9se-Mr. Robinson, of New York, rising
TO question Of privilege, referred to the remark
made by Mr.. Robson about his (Robinsonisl
deafness. That remark was uncailed for and
ungentlemanly. Providence had inflicted
upon him hardness Of hearing, and he at
tributed it somewhat TO the tact of his sitting
so near the gentleman from New Jersey. He
knew only one gentleman more 10 be pltleu tnRn
himself and that was a certain gentleman who
had fastened on his face the charge Of being a
liar, thief and perjurer and who had been the
only member who had no. heard it.
Mr.. Page submitted the conference report on
the river and harbOr bill. The report "a disagree
ing onel was adopted, and a new conference or
dered
IIiscoek IN. W submitted the conference
report the general def cheney appropriation
bill. The report says all the differences be-
tween the two houses haze been recsnciled, ex-
cept relative to the mileage of senators for the
extra session. The recommendations of the
committee on conference were adopted so far as
the items which we.e disputed were concerned.
BY vote of 80 to 60, the house refused to recede
from its disagreement TO the senate amendment
relative to the mileage Of senator's. Among the
senate amendments agreed to was that for the
payment of the physicians attending Garfield
Further conference was then ordered and com
mittee consisting of Hiseoek, Robson and Cox
On. W appointed.
Mr.. Townsend, Of ILL.,, offered an amendment
which was ruled out on point of order, reducing
letter postage to two cents and abolishing postage
on second class mail matter.
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After sixteen years of confinement to
her bed, Mrs. Anna Bewiey, of Bristol,
Pa, has come out cured by prayer
which she asked of her fellow Metho-
dists month ago Whether it was
done by prayer or not, the fact of her
recovery is not disputed.
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A young lady at Newport recently
slipped upon the waxed floor of the
dancing hall, got herself tangled up in
falling. and broke her arm. She was
carried home as if she were a martyr,
and all Newport has been sending her
flo gers and notes Of coincidence.
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The other day club man in Eng
land was sentenced to eighteen months
Imprisonment for stealing an umbrella.
Bay o. Minh =

DAh VIZ 4IEclIt Ftks o IocV
| think it my duty to send you a recommend
for the benefit of any person wishing to know
whether Hop Bitters are good or not. / know
tnsy are good for general debility and indiges-
tion; strengthen the nervous system, and make
new life. / recommend my patients to use them.
DR. A. PRATT.
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Gen. Beauregard only missed being
in command of the Egyptian army
through the influence of Senator Butler
of South Carolina. The latter was a
consul general to Egypt in 1870, and
represented to the Khedive that Beau
regard was an unpardoned rebel, who,
having betrayed his own country,
might not hesitate to betray the
Khediye.
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Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll has al
most completed his play, which will
be called, "The Wild, Wild West" 1t
is to be brought out at the Arch Street
Theater, Philadelphia, during the early
part of the season.
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Proprietor.

The conference Of the powers of
Europe again ask the sultan of Tur-
key to intervene in the affairs of Egypt.
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1t is the fault of Admiral Seymour
that Alexandria is no more. The pres
ent temper of the English people SUI
gests that he may know more to.
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The Topeka Capital redicules an
assertion that st. John carries most OF
Kansas in his pocket wrapped in piece
of brown paper.
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Gonel Inhamm atory rheumatism
cured by st. Jacobs Oil. Ira Brown. -
Chicago Tribune.
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MORE TROOPS.

LONDON, July 22.--The Daily TIE
graph says: Lieut.. Gen. Sir Garnet
Woolsley, will com nand an expedi-
ton to Egypt. 1t will consist of 90
900 small arms. Another battalion of
marines is ordered to prepare for ser
vice in Egypt.
The Neaos thinks the Porte's answer
relative to sending troops to Egypt is
equivalent to refusal, and a force will
be sent to Egypt without delay.
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INSTRUCTIONS WANTED.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, fully 22-The am
bassadors in view of the extreme i'm
portance Of the point, as to whether or
not the porte shall again be invited to
join the conference, have to be tele-
graghed to their respective govern
ments, asking speedy instructions.
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LONDON, July 21--A correspondent
telegraphs as follows: Arab Pasha is
still issuing orders and making APP
pointments in the khediye's name.
Arabs ferces on the canal is esti-
mated at 10000, including the Be
douins which gave adhesion to Arab
four days ago. The wounded Arabs
we're sent to Cairo. The last e nglish-
man who left Cairo and arrived at Suez
describes the people wild and
threatening. He thinks the European
portion of the city viii be burned.
Ulem Is preaching war for Arab Pasha.
The latter said when the first shot of
the bombsrdment was fired all the
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sEYMouR's ORDER.

ALEXANDRIA, July 22-Admiral Sey-
incur has issued a proclamation de-
claring that by sunset on Sunday all
pillaged property and unclaim ed goods
may be brought to Lord Chas. Beres-
ford at the arsenal, and anybody bring
ing such things by that time will
not be criminally treated, but
any one who has goods of this
nature who does not bring them, will
be if found out visited by the patrol,
the property seized and the pilfeTer
punished. This act is intended for
cases of many Arabs who have hidden
plumber in their houses. Some have
already brought in goods. Respectable
inhabitants say the English soldiers
robbed and pillaged their houses.
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ATTITUDE ENGLAND.

LONDON, July pa long dispatch
from Lord Granville to Earl Dufferin,
the English ambassador to CONSTANT
nople, dated July 18th, is published.
After justifying the bombardment of
Alexandria, the dispatch stated that
her majesty's governmen t now sees no
alternative but recourse to force to
put an end to the intolerable state of
affairs in Egypt. 1t would be most in
accordance withthe principles of inter
national law that the force should be
that of the sovereign power.
If this be impracticable ON ac-
count of the unwillingness of the sultan
to act, it will become necessary to de-
wise other measures. Her majesty's
government continues.to hold the view
that any Intervention should represent
tie united action and the authority of
Europe. They have in fact no inter-
ests or objects in regard to Egypt in
consistent with those of the rest of
Europe or of the Egyptian people.
Their desire is that the navigation of
the Suez canal shall be unrestricted;
that Egypt shall be well and quietly
governed, and free from the pre-
dominating influence of any single
power; that international engage
ments shall be observed, and
those British commercial and indus
trial interests, which have been so
largely developed in Egypt, shall re-
ceive due protection from outrage,
principle which is essential for our in
terests in all parts ofthe world. The
governments policy has been consist
ent; they have Loyalty kept their en-
gagements with France, and been
anxious that other powers be in
formed and consulted ON ali matters
materially affecting the position of
Egypt. The action which their admit
raj has been compelled to resort 10 has
not altered their views.
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WANTS PROJECTION AT ONCE.

LONDON, July DE Lesseps tele-.
graphs from Alexandria to Paris that
immediate action is necessary, es-
pecially to protect the Suez canal.
LONDON. July ga Berlin CORES
pendent says: Though improbable
that the confer nce will formally sane
ton the western intervention, there
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A correspondent at Constantinople
says: The proposal discussed yester-
day, by the conference, that the pro-
lection of the Sutz canal be given to
England and France, in conjunction
with Italy, eminated from England. 1t
is no question OF permanent protecto-
rate. All that is arrived at is the pro-
lection of the canal until order has
been re- established.
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Senate Cockrell called up the house joint bill
to relieve certain soldiers Of the late war frem
the charge of dessrtion. The measure was dis
cussed by Cockrell, Harrison. Plumb, Hoar. Plat
and Blair, when Morrill, moved to proceed with
the tax bill and Hale supplemented this with
A protraeted and rambling debate followed
upon the order of business, and the senate soon
adjourned.
House.-The house resumed consideration Of
the Alabama contested election case Of Smith Fs.
Shelley.
the majority, urging that inasmuch as the con-
testant who being legally elected had recently
died. the seat be declared vacant.
The case Of the eontestee was presented and ar
gued BIZ Belzhoover, of PennsylT ania. who
quoted from the record TO show that the sitting
member was entitled to retain his seat.
Curtin. Of Pennsylyania advocated the adop-
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of the republican party to keep itself in power
1t ought to hang its head in shame and not get
upon the housetops and go around the street:
praying with Puritan Jesuitism like the Phari-
sees of old-'I thank God am better than other
men, Any party who robbed employees Of the
government las the republican party was doing
now ought never to say a word about the little
gerrymander in South Carolina. He, however
gave the republican party credit for having cour-
age in its opinion and OF standing up, to man,
for Smalls; and he contrasted the way in which
the republicans stood by their men with the
manner in which he had been treated by his own
party when contesting his seat in the Forty fifth
congress.
In conclusion he earnestly commended, sin the
last speech / will make in cengres the adoption OF
some plan where election cases could be tried in
some other Tribunal than in the house Of rep
resentatiyes."
THE PREVIOUS AUCTION
was then ordered. The minority resolution de-
claring Tilimsn entitled to his seat was defeated
without division.
The resolution Of the majority declaring Till
man not elected, was agreed to.
The house went into discussion on the aues-
ton ef the taxation Of tobacco, etc and finally
adjourned.
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LIKE A CLOWN IN A CIRCUS,
pleading against the wrong which was done the
negro in redistrctng South Carolina, he (Till-
mani could not help remembering there were
l65 600 voters in Michigan who did not vote
the republican ticket, and who were gerry
ed out of any representation on this floor.
Unfortunately, since 1876 the people of South
Carolina had collected little property. and he
was afraid, from the unceremenious manner
in which the choice of the people were
kicked out of this body, there was another rising
forming to sweep down upon them to rob them
of what little substance they had accumulated.
If the republicans went on as they had been GO
ing on he was satisfied the south would be re-
constructed and reconstructed for the purpose Of
plumber He saw that, as far as his case was
concerned, the republicans were impatient to fin
ish their work but that would not disturb his
equanimity in the least. He had discounted long
ago the worst they could do. He was satisfied
that, though Shelley and himself were going to
be turned ont. they would come back to the next
congress, and they would come back by negro
votes He would be candidate again unless his
constituents wished change; and if any repub-
lcan stump orators from Blaine down
A republican (nterrupting)-H
Mr.. Tilman- 0 yes even the crowd from
Michigan. Laughter.) Let him come down
there and guarantee him the best entertain
ment. | win guarantee him good eating and
good drinking, if he drinks. I Spect be is a
prohibitionist, though he does not look like it.
L viii drive him to all political meetings, and
will beat him upon the stump and do it by demo-
cratic negro voters.
In reply to question as to the object Of the
South Carolina legislature in putting all negroes
in one congressional dirtrict, he said, amid much
laughter that il was in order that one colOred
democrat might be sent TO congress.
Mr.. Tillman proceed TO
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PARIS, July 21.-In the chamber of
deputies, to-day, debate began on the
Egyptian question. Defreycinet said
he recognized the difficulty in Egypt as
matter which must be taken account
of. 1t was necessary to restore peace,
but at the same time to see whether
the institutions of the country ought
not to be modified. He said he con-
sidered armed intervention, which
few weeks ago was not justified, had
become imperative since the oc-
currences in Alexandria, in which
so many French subjects had been
mole sted and massacred. This state
of things he declared constituted for
France the right to interfere. In view
of the present state of affairs, how
ever, the present government
must endeavor to act with Europe.
English allegiance he said had never
been shaken, but France wished stimuli
taneously TO appeal to European con
cert. England had taken the initstlve
in having recourse to European con-
cert, and France at once acceejed.
The Turkish troops will intervene I'M
der the authority of the khedive, with
out entering into thinternal affairs of
Egypt.
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DR1VATE SALE.-THE UNDEkSIGNE:I
l. offers ut private sale the following dc.
scrlbed property, to wit
All that very valuable farm CONTAINING
IL ACRES, more Or less situated on the sOuth n
side OF East King street, in the city OF Lancas-
ter, Immediately opposite the Lancaster coun.
" prison, ana adjoining lar DIS OF Herman
Miller, Jacob ). Miller and lands OF the Direc
tors OF the Poor OF Lancaster county.
This Is one OF the most desirable and yalua.
Die pieces OF real estate in the county of Ian.
caster has good DWELLING HOUSE and
out-houses. with good Barn and other i'm
provements. 1t IS particularly valuable for
building lots, being iB the very best I,art Of
the city Of Lancaster. and espe eciaily adapted
in building lots.
For further information call on HENRY
SHU EERT, Auctionecr and Real Estate
Agent, No. Court Avenue, where the draft
OF said property can be seen. m30 It'd
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EVERYONE PRAISES.

Sick headache, nervous headache, neuralgi;,
nervousness, paralysis, dyspepsia, sleepless-
ness and brain diseases, positively cured by
Pills. They contain no opium, Iuininc or
othcr harmful drug.
Sold by all druggists. rrice. SOC. per box,
81 for two, $3.50 for six; postage tree.-DR. L.
W. BENSON, Baltimore, Md.
CHAS. N. Cs'iTTENTON, l15 Fulton ST.,
New York, sole agent for DIR. Z. W. Benson 5
| remedies, apl-l.nd. NJ W&S&wT
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THE TOBACCO MARKET.
SEED LEAF AND HAVANA.

For tho Week Ending Saturday. April s.
United States Tobacco Journal.
There is a mystery somewhere. The
leaf market remains exceedingly dull the
cigar manufacturers actually whine that
business is inactive, and now comes the
report of the Second and Third New York
revenue collection districts for the month
of March, in which we observe surpris-
ingly large gain in collections from cigars
compared with tho previous month and
also the month of March, 1881. 1t shows
an increase of over eight million cigars.
Improbable as it will appear, there can be
but the following solution of this strange
exhibit Manufacturers, wanting to avoid
strikes, claim a continuous dullness IN
business; they also keep away from the
market in order not to incite too great ra
pacity on the part of the holders of new
tobacco. We repeat these conclusions
seem improbable, but who can make bet
ter ones? II in face of an unsettled tax
question and tenement-hOuse cigar manu-
featuring agitation and the deplOrable con-
dition of the South, such large increase
in revenue could take place, how great or
enormous will be the increase when these
questions are settled, which, as it appears,
will be the case soon The conclusion Is
forced upon one that the manufacture OF
cigars in this country during 1882 will be
far ahead of that of the previous years.
and that consequently packers of suit
able leaf will make fine profits on their
Investments.
The sales of the week were is follows
Pennsylvania-Crop 80 : 800 cases low
and medium running, Is to 10 cents !;
wrappers, 3S to 40 cents.
COnneoticut-Crop' 80: 200 cases wrap
pers, 80 to 45 cents.
Ohio-Crop so: 700 cases, mostly for
export, at ! to cents.
Havana-Activc. Sales 100 bales,
mostly '81 Remedies, at S7t cents to 81 in
vegas.
Tobacco Taxes
The cigarette manufacturers want their
tax reduced to fifty cents per thousand,
and have this week sent good represent
tative to Washington to tell the commit
tee on ways and means so.
The national manufacturers association,
of this city, have decided not to urge Con
gress to reduce the cigar tax to four dol
lars per thousand, but only toreIuest that
the question of tue tax be speedily set
tied.
Recent movements in Congress have
impressed many persons with the idea
that the tobacco tax question will be re
vived before the close of the present ses
sion. This idea ought to be dismissed as
unfOunded at once.
Gans's Report.
Sales of seed leaf tobacco reported by
}. S. Gans's Son & Co.. tobacco brokers,
No. 13l Water street, New York, for the
week ending April 10, 1882:
$50 cases 1880 Ohio-fillers to a as
sorted 81 to g. wrappers 81 to 13; 300 cases
1880 Pennsylvania-fillers, 6 to g assorted
Toto 1G: 100 cases 1880 New England
wrappers, 13s to 80; $50 cases sundrics
4 to IS. Tolal I, 400 cases.
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Mr.. Noah Bates, EImira, n. Y, writes
ious fever, and never fully recovered. My Gi-
gestivc organs were weakened, and l would
he completely prOstrated for days. After using
two bottles OF your BurtOck Blood Bitters the
improvement was 40 visible that L was aston
1shed. can now. though 6l years of age, do a
fair and reasonable days work" Price 81.
For sale at ~. Il. Cochran's drug store, 1871
North Queen street. Lancaster.
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G0nS'S Report.

EASILY PRovEN.-lt is easily proven that ma
larial fcvers. constipation, tOrpidity OF the
liver and kidneys, general debility, nervous
ness and acuralSic ailments yield readily to
this great disease cOnqucrOr, Hop Bitters. 1t
the food into rich blood, and it gives new life
and viaor to the aged and infirm always.
aDI.2wdSw
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DATENTS.
I WIN, II. BABCOCk,

5I3 Seventh street, WaShinytOn. ID. G..
Formerly an Examiner in The U. s. Pa;en,
Office ;aiterward, Associate ATTORNEY OF jacob
Staufer esq, of Lancaster, Ia, until the Iaf.
ter's death, would be pleased to hear from In
yentors OF Lancaster anil neighbOriny coun.
ties, and is still prepared to attend caretnIIy
and promptly to all Patent business at model.
ate rates. tan3l-3md&wx
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HEDICAL.
FRo"
ANDREWS AMERICAN QUEEN.
CLEOPATRA
OR THE
Queen of Sheba's Beauty
WAS BUT SKIN DEEP.

The renowned Queen of ShoOa, with all her
royal pomp, magnificent apparel and brilliant
retinne, would never have appeared within the
presence OF the grandest or the monarcns OF
the past, had she not also possessed that which
is the crowning glory of the female persona
skin unchallenged for its Oriental softness
holding cmperOrs at bay, and ruling empires
by her word, had quickly lost her charm and
power by one attack OF blOtches, Or OF pimpleS
or OF horrid tan and freckles.
WOMAN RULES THE WORLD
by her beauty, not less than by her purity OF
fish devotion. Indeed, in the estimation of
perhaps 200 many men, beauty in body takes
precedence over, every other consideration.
Beauty thus forms an important part OF
too many lit not bankrupts in what relates
to influence within the circle where they
novel, are pOwerless for great good. Hence
We see not only the prOpriety but the duty OF
which to her is essential to success and infiu.
encc and usefulness in lite. And. since sbcauty
Is but skin deep.' the utmost care and vigi.
lcnCe are required to guard 1t against the
many ills that flesh Is heir to. Among the
great and annoying enemies OF beauty,
OF EITHER SEX,
as well as of comfort, happiness and health,
-tettcrs, humors, eczema (salt rheum). rough
and scaly eruptiOns, ulcers, pimples and all
diseases of the hair and scalp. For the cure
of all these, DR.. T.. W. Benson, of Baltimore,
devoted to diseases of the skin at last brought
forth his celebrated SKIN CURE, which has
already by its marvellous cures, established
itself as the great remedy tor all diseases OF
| ter. Its success has been immense and un.
parallcled. All druggists have 1t. 1t is ele
gantly put up, two bottles in one package
| Internal and external treatment. Price. slOO
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After Eight Long Years.

Z. C. Jacobs, IS Folsom street. Buffalo.
writes that for eight long years he had tried
every known remedy to cure him OF piles,
also had been treated by physicians without
success. when he was ultimately cured by
Cochrans drug store, lS7 North Queen street,
Lancaster.