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8 WASHINGTON. Attorney General Aker- man Sworn In. Wholesale Removal of Disa- bilities, The Bill to Prohibit Servile Labor Contraets. r. Dawes’ Exposure of Republican Extravagance, WasuInoTon, July 8, 1870. The New York Collectorship. ‘The friends of Mr. Murphy have been remarkably quiet all day, confident In their success to-morrow. ‘The hearing of te opposite sides on this question ‘will take place to-morrow morning before the Com- mittee on Commerce. Fenton now seems disposed ‘@ set out on an eatirely new tack, and will make an edort to retain Merritt in the Naval Office. This course, if Carried out, will leave Murphy almost Withont oppositions The New Attorney General, Mr. Ackerman this mor1Mg t0oK the oath of oMce as Attorney General betore Associate Justice Wiley, of the Supreme Court of the Drstriet of Columbia, He afterwards rece!ved a large nun™er Of visitors athis office, At twelve o'clock he s4endgd the Executiyg taslon. The Senate in executivs geaslon to-night ragified the protocol in relat'gia to the African Slave Trade aud the Nateralization treaty with Great Britain, The Funding Bill, ‘Pho Joint Committee of Conference on the Fund. Ing Dill had a long discussion to-day, the principal @isagreement being the rate of interest, the House Commitiee insisting on four per cent and that of the Senate arguing that there could ba no negotla tions at that rate. Tne Senate Committee want fore.gn agencies, ana exhibit a letter from the Sec- Tesary of the Treasury in favor of them. They also Gisagreed as Wo the gold clause of the bill. The com- mittee had a second meeting this afternoon, contin- uing three hours. Although they came to no agree- ment the importance of such a measure was con- @eded and a disposition shown to accommodate aigerences. The Currency Bill Signed. The Presideut has approved and signed the Cur- rency bill. Distribution ef the Additional Currency. The following named States and Territortes wilt be entitled to the $64,000,000 additional circulation, ‘Under the new currency act, In the proportions be- Yow named; Virgtots, Went Virginia Ditooie. Dacotah. New Mexico- Wasbington Ter ‘was calicd up in the Senate to-day and after some d@epate was referred to a Conference Committee. ‘This was rather unexpected; but the iriends of the Dill profess to be satisfied, inasmuch as it will fare Detter there than it would have done in the Senate. 4m that body 1t would have given rise to debate, and Probabiy some amendments would have been adopted Which would not have been accepted by the House. Ben Butler says the House will insist upon the original bili, or rather the bill that passed that body, and (hat any attempt to alter it by the Senate Wil be met by resistance, It is thought the Confer- ence Commitiee will report the House bill, which seems to be salisfactory to all parties. ‘The Army Appropriation Bill ‘will be called up to-morrow after the morning hour. tis the intention of Senator Wilson to offer the main feature of the bill to reorganize the army which was defeated inthe Senate last night as an amendment to the Army Appropriation bill. He will keep out the section relating vo the pay of the general and lieutenant general, and probably the section relative to brevet rank. It is thought the feeling is so strong against the bill that it will be defeated, even as an outrider to the Army Appro- prigtion bill. The Treasury Balance. At the close of business today the currency balance in the Treasury was $29,(55, coin, $116,011,723; of Which $36,283,500 18 tn coln certifi- @ates, leaving an actual available cola balance of 879,728,228, The McoGarrahan Land Claim. The House Committee on the Judiciary to-day took action on the Mc@urrahan claim. The Chair- man, Judge Bingham, and Messrs Cook, Eldridge aud Davis, of New York, favored the elaim. Messrs, Butier, Kerr, Peters, Lough- widye, Kellogg and Mereur oppoxea it. On the quesiion whether the committee should re- commend legislation to prevent the New Idia Com- pany from obtatninga patent to the same tract of jJand claimed by McGarraian the committee yere equally divided. It is understood that Judge Bing- ham Will make @ minority report, Nominations to the Sennte. ‘The President sent the fvliowing nowinatlons to the Senate ie % of Columbia, to be Secretary idding, of Michigan, to be rge W. Kingsbury, to be As- jootab Territory : Samuel W. rown, to be Receiver of Public Money at Vancouver, Wash- ington Territor; noch G, Adams, to be Register of the and Oflice at Vancouver, Washington Territory; Dexter Homer, to be Reeniver of Puvite Money ag ramberiarn, to be Receiver of Public Money 0; Joun Wasson, to be Surveyor General (of M. Thatcher, to be Examiner- of the ‘amucl A. Duncan, to be ‘Assistant oasis. res M. Dinsmore, Clinton, Mi n MeDat ratent Ufc: mer of Prien ndota, Tl Bester A, Bitdeong, Bellaire, fin Ws iz, Ohio; Join W. Hays, eed Obi yiie, Ch Adan M. Riser, Newberry, 8. BC. hin fo Wark, Lewis Merriam,’ G eid, Mane. : Kigar 1 Thtpgon Claremont, N. He; Royal {man, Great Falls, N. H.; John Taylor, Richmond. Ky. ; Jobn i. erholf, Waukum, Wis, Nery: owle, Jr., to be second assistant engineer ; Commodore 1 O. Se (fidge to de rear admiral on the retired j Commodore James F. Schenck to be rear admiral on ‘retired list. ‘Prom th na onthe Action I Yo be rear admiral; Commodore Melancton Smith, Charles 5. Boggs to be taniey, to b’ commodore. » be’ captain; Hasutenaak be commander; Lieutent mander; Cap: Commander a as ni, captain; Heutenant commander; in Wm. aco) matt! Shirley, to be Captain Willlam E. Troy, to be | roel * Pattison, to be captain: uienant Commander R. F. Krad 2:4, to be comm Loemenant James G, Green, to | 4he following to be vat chaplal ve in the arn Work ing, Alexander mbourg, Jerealah Porter, Tuomas 8. Van Hora acd lo Keliy. The Ohio Marshalstip. General Hickenlooper, Unitea States Marshal for Ohio, called on the President to-day with reverence € the resignation of his oMce at the expiration of lis term on the 1t of August, The President, how- ever, preferred that General Hickenlooper should @ontinue tn the disenarge of his duties until the completion of the taking of the census, The T'ehunutepce Railway Survey. Colone! J.J. Williams, the Chief Engincer of the Tehuantepec Railway Company, telegraphs from Mayana that he has returned from the city of Mextco or bis way to New York, with the maps, plans and Prowies of the location of the road, approved by the government of that country. Colonel Willams re- contiy crovsed the Isthmus in company with the Mexican Commissioner, While there be ~/h accord- ance with instructions, made ne# Feconnoissance #ad ascertained that there Pa sufficiency of water 20 supply # Bhip canal, Registration ef Copyrights. The Vresidout having approved the act to consoli- date aud amend the laws relating to patents and copyrights, the entire business of registoring copy- rigit publications is now transferred to the Livra- rian of Congress at Washington, instead of being ander the change oF the district clerks and om gess of ‘the United States courts. Tne law maxes all copy- rights, titles, books, &c., tranmissible by mail, free Of postage, to the oMee of copyright a Washington. Admissions to the Naval Academy. ‘The number of canuidaces admitted to the Naval Academy was twenty-nine, as follows:—Win-low Alferdice, Oitford J. Boush and George BE. Hutter, of Virginia; Joseph 8, Breckinridge and Jolin Be Oheck, of Indiana; Frederick W. Comin and siephen Decatur, of Massachuaotia; Wilken ©, MeDowel, James 8. Negiey and George H. Peters, of Peunsyl- vania; George D. Dutton, of Vermont; Congdon F. Craig, of Missouri; Wilham G, Harrington, of Oh'o; Charles W. Haskeli, of Iowa; Frank H. Hotmes, of Ca'tfornia; Hamilton Hutchins, of New Hampshire; William S. McGinnis, of Ilinols; Otto H. W. Ragin, of Maryland; Edwin L. Reynolds, of New Jersey; Bernard O. Scott, of Alabama; George J. Wanless, of Wyomiug Territory; William E, Whitfeld, of Arkansas; Henry ©. Witte, Jof Rnode Island; Richard II. Townley, of Nebraska; Alexander Sharp (sou of Marshal Snarp) of the District of Columbia, snd Henry 4 Hunt, Wil- he G. Clarke, James V, Turner and George T. Em- mons at large. Jonn Baldwin Alexander, born Febru- ary 4, 1853, in the Eighth Congressional district of Vir- ginia, declined to take the oath of allegiance, object- ing to the woras, “aid, countenance, counsel or en- courageinent,” feeling thas he had given those to the rebe.lion, Person Judge Hoar left Washington in the forty minutes Past two o'clock P. M. train for Boston, Mayor Brush, of Buffalo, the Erte County Treasurer Strrett and other citizens of Buffalo had an interview with the President to-day in regard to poiltical ap- pcintments. Mr. J. 8. Gilmore, of Boston, is here to-day before the gentlemen versed in foreign affairs, with his pay- gramme for an International Musical Convention, to be held next year, probaMy, in Boston. FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. eerie Second Session. SENATE. WASHINGTON, July 8, 1890. RVING REWTUOKIANS FROM DISABILITIES. On motion of My, MoCREKRY, (dem.) of Ky., tho bill re- Meving the political disabilities of some seventy-five Ken- tugsians was jalteo up. Various objectiof io the bill were made by Messrs. How- ard and Drake, Mr. MoCRERRy explained that fifty-three of fie names had been reported upon favorably by tne Committee on Dis- abilities, Mr, CONKLING, (rep.) of N. Y., referring tothe name of Gustavus W. Smith, formerly Strest Commissioner of New York city, which appeared in the bfil, expressed his surprise that a man who was educated and nurtured at the pugitg cost, and had drawn his sword against the country whiob Eat to im ate should come here so hastily to see tondene- Mr. oat of Pa, racoquised. 0 co be- tres she two eases Ia the Yack that when, ‘Saalih wnt south he bad boasted of bel be thought it never to have received the jon he now bots, ‘appointment was wrong to the men ol the aru and navy, and that Senaiors were bound to consult the feel- Joys of relatives of the mon of the war ou ths side of the Ne Bame of Gustarus W. Smith, and also on of Baul W. Duke were then stricken from the pill, Tbe discussion was continued on the propriety of ‘striking out twenty naines ie Rares d not received the approval of the Committee on The bil relieving the political disablilties of some five thousand persons, reported from the committee, was moved as an amendment, but subsequenuy withdrawn, Ar. DUAKE, (rep.) of, Ao» moved to except all who had held ° oft te oft 2 patien of the xour- (eeuth amendment. Rejected ‘ho bill then passed by the requiaue 44, naya 6. ytwovthirda vote, Yeas NBW PORT OF ee, Mr. Connerr, (rep.) of Oregon, from the Committee on Commerce, reporied tie House bill making St. Joseph, Mo., @ port of delivery, Passed. RELISY FROM POLTIOAL DIGADILITIRG. On motion of Mr. ROBERTHON (Tep.) of B. C., the General Disabiiities bill, relieving the poiitical disabl.ities of about hve thousand persons, was taken up. Addittonal “ree were proposed for jasertion, amoug otaers that of A. O. P. Nich- Fegard to whom Mt was objected in tae United States Benate at the ‘ing Out of the war to take part in the pe ree Messrs, HOWARD, BUMNEE and YATES opposed the ad- maiasioa to amavaty of every man who had tormeriy held ollice under the government and ject to join the rebeiliva. The name was Gaally withdrawn, On motion of Mr. ROBERTSON, @ number of names were stricken out, and the bill was passed. SLAVERY IN CUA. EHONY, (Fop.) of RT, w resolution Cuba, and for correspondence not heretofore communt- cated concerning tbe questions between the United Biates and Great Britain. THE QRORGIA wot eating ot dep.te the Seni motion by Mr. POMEROY, (rep.) of Kan. to B the House amendmeats {o the bill as passed by the Senate, yumnities of conierence, by a vote of 84 yeas to 22 nays, COOLIR LABOR CONTRACTS. The Senate, at quarier past four o'clock, took up a bill to prouibit the éaforcement of contracts for wervile labor rela- bye tu the Chingse at Mr. UausmuLy, (dem) “of Gale offered and advocated an amenament alf-paat four o'clock the Benate took a recess tll even- Eventing Session. PAYMENT OF THE HUDSON BAY COMPANY'S CLAIM. The jolnt resolution making an appropriation ‘or payment to the Uritish government torsettle the claims of the Hudson Bay and Puget Sound ‘Agricultural Company was taken up on motion of Mr, Sumner and passed, CONFERENCE OOMMITTER ON THE GEORGIA BILL. The Vick PRESIDENT announced as the Senate Committee of Conference on the Georgia bill Messrs. Howard, Hamiin and A, G. Thurman. He remarked that, in consequence of the declination of mover of * the comitiee of conference (Mr. Pomeroy) to be appointe: the committee, he bad experienced some embarrass Inacloctiog x Comutites wich would represent the vi the majority In the votes taken, by whic the Pomeroy substitute was adopted, and to-day amendments were now concurred in. z NIRAOTS. The bill to prohibit the enforcement of contracts for ser- rile labor, applicable to Chinese coolle Importation, was a taken up “J at len Tr. CASSERLY in advocacy of his e the: bill more efiicient; by Mr. Davis tn ‘unqus.ied opposition to Chinese immn\ raion or extead- ing to that class of smmigrants any aide al rights,jand by AE. Howauh ‘in eulogy of Chinese Sifiisation ehd god eee. erimen UMNER, (rep.) of Mass., renewed the amendment ho bed itary to the ‘Naturalization bill, extending naturall- ‘all foreizners alike, regardless of race oF col ra, NYE and CAMERON favored the postponens the sudject until the results of Chinese imuigration were more {uily developed. Athalf-past ten o'clock the Senate went into executive seesion, and soon alter adjourned. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVZ3. WAFHINGTON, July 8, 1870, Line or 6 LBS H. PENDLETON, Mr. Ancien, (dem.) of Md., from the committee of cori ference on the biil to piace the name of Charles H. Pendle ton on the Navy Register as Meutenant commander on the active list, mage @ report, which wasjagreed to. lt amends the bill by adding thé Hattie of Richard P. Leroy, THA RIVER AND HARBOR APPROPRIATION BILL, Mr. SAWYER, (rep ) of Wis,, from the Committee on Com- merce, reported back the Senate amendments to the River ‘and Harbor Apyvopriation bili and moved a conourrence, Mr. Dawes, (rep.) of Mass,, declared that he could not and would not vote for the amendmente, and he Tresommended that the appropriations for river aud harbor parposes should be confined to the important channels of trade and naviga- Need and not frittered away in improving small rivers aod two, mionthg ago, that have only local Importance. Fturther discussion the House proceeded to vote on the auencments, Separate votes werd demanded on many of them, but they were all concurred in by strong majorities, and the bili now goes to the President for his signatur ALLS REPORTED PROM COMMITTEE. Mr. 8cort ‘rom the Naval Committ rep & bili providing that af e. the Lat of July, 1870, enlistments ehal bs for five instead of four yours, and authorising credit for en- siment pay. assed, Til, from the Milltary Committee, re- Air. LOUAN, (rep ported back tie Ceuaie bill to pay bounties to the First Ala- Bana cavairy and the Hirst Wad Second Florida cavalry. ‘assed. TUR, ADDITIONAL DEFICIENOY BILL. ‘The House then, at bail-pasttweire, took up the Addt- tlonal Deticiewey ‘bill, covering items to the amount of £8 appeuled to the House not to allow new matt wed tothe Dill. 7 pal stein Jo was a mail ion of dollars for the cen been overlooked In making arisen from tie creation of the new Departinens of Justte ‘An amendment was offered by Mr. Pa., to pay to certain clerks ¢ pensation of twenty per ce which had been ordei were compelled to Tefund, provoked 10m, in the course of which Mr, Daw suas 4 go to the country and tell the dounsry that the which i itepoaeibe for the expenditures oF puvise. money od Haat up to toa point of public economy. m) party as muy living man; but he haw more fideliy to the good of the country. Thete was sorsthing above party, and be fatended tani the country should kuow on whot the esponsibility for extravagance rested, If the Hours made appropriations to lacrense the he would windraw £ ites of iast ten da: bad been trying was lop: Joexpedi ob time, with the beavy taxation re people, to pensation of offic naress. He intended to pertorm a. He ‘Opose to go to he Country with muy {wise pretence that this Congress Was economical unles ibe figures siould Dear hit out. ALLANON, (rep.) of Towa, auggested that Mr. Dawes should siate thet this proposition cane from the other side. ‘Bs—Yes, but ft cannot succeed Unless the majority side vote for it. ‘attention to the fact thar of the House (meaning He went on to advocate provision for What the House the ‘Thirty-ninti Congrosm, L resolution the Treasury oiliclais had refused wo wee remarked thet ke was not surprised at the n from Maine coming up to the support of the propo- ‘auae the record would bear him ont ja f tieman from Male in) ~Toat t9 unqualifeaiy m Lido ot stand here Wa hay flan i 0} ar, DaWwBe—i ‘repeat what d aid, and uatil (he geotieman enone ean find on the record Instance where he haa fated bave said | wil j-3 with- aby more tinasuuy privately road ug aathe Targect expendiuren, and when the 5 Rive cl ‘am stating what i ni inave ihe beth ot ily 480, th what be bus Deew alwaye in favor Of tno feat jobs pgered that what the gentleman from M: sue) Ips e pope wre, 8 Sad hat ear wolemss ee Ceuied, that genite snow i He had moc ‘nan FoF ralalog salaries, but the Mr. Peters’) record. He bad net paylag $9 VU to w cont tor for giving larger compenaation eparimeats. And man had voted for it, Ift man iuch Ferception and sense In ther matters he shousi be asbamed to the House that Vetere) had given He dypied the 8 (01 “The amendment was agreed to--84 10 68, An amendment offered by Nr, BINGHAM, to increase the compensation of the page: seats ) of Ohio, oi the House od ub ar ter, id that tbe proc sto render 1 impose As tor anybody to read them. Cul- ‘on columns were taken up with mere discussions aa to the order of busiueas, of which ‘no record was requited,. If ravens Were DOI Corrected the Gide wou.d #00 to jollsined wt 1, the Glove was becoming nad bie not oniy to the libraries of member a, gen to public hbreries, ‘The proceedings the iy through the seegraphio, reponse, which Ut an indefinite accomnt of what Congress 6 aid he heartily concurred tp what the gentle mao from New Yor Gb BOW Was utleriy Work Jews because of ite buik, ahd 00 mething would have to be done to reduce tor else it should. be avolished altogether. Tue index of he Globe for tbissesslon alone covered fous hut “Aner tome further discussion the amendment was voled ‘Nir Buenury (rep), of Ala. offered an amendment appro- priating $170,000 fox" the payineat of loyal men in the South Who bau aasisied In taxing the iast census, Mr. CLARKE, (rep.) of Kan., alte! ‘amendment appro- Priatiog ‘$5v,000 for the removal of the Kansas ludians, with NF own oOnAeDI. Agreed to, i 2. é se - uu 7 5 SHIPPING NEWS, Almanac for New York=Thily Day. 487 783 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATR OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTE OF JULY. Moon eets...morn 1 44 High water.morn 4 55 FORT OF NEW YORK, YORK, JULY 8, 1870. OLEARED, i a Edwards, Havaua—Atiantio Mail 1 Cid, Mekerson, Wilmington, NO—Lorillara me tees ¥mptre, Taylor, Londos—B B Morgan's tial, Leach, Huelva—M K Wilbur & Co, ‘hs alfow'Tarlton (is), Crane, Cow Bay—Miller & Hov; “Schr Chas E Moody, Abbott, Para—B J Wenber, SeorHV \Crandaily Pettis, Windsor, NB~Gran ey Game Vock, Nickerson, Halifar—B J Wenberg, Bertaux ‘The Dill sven passe D'W Saunders, Murray, Georgetown, €0--Jouss Smith RATIFYING AMENDMENTS TO THR Cone’ Mr. BiNGuaw, (rom the Jud Steamer Chester, Jones, Phliadeipbia. Dill to regulate the mode of de Steamer Barad, Jones, Philade: Breveeation maken ittne duty-of im Mihote Leglaiature bal huvo'rat ARRIVALS, 0 certicy sortbwith such raiifcation te or the Us lied betes, The second section woakes ir REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. any State ollicer to certify therealter an; ofsuchred- | Steamship Batavia (Br, LeMessurier, Gedon unveas an amendusent for the repeal shal have been | Quosnslows vie Bomon Ge" eit with mace, eG Fran. 1d by Con, }, and directs eretary nen seen yn. Fogord tie dai ie sbieu sein prater _Sisamsbip Virgo, Bulsley, Savannah July 6 with mdse cone good such ratification "or paneen pers Murray, Ferris & Co. Had pleasaat wee te rout efi eas nnn oe ie te toy Fe Phuadelpbt hue from 2,00 anita, Freeman, adel aa ed dette Sea bad thendte teoieeels fa cktiots | are Peden een Me on et Suds lee je day ase, usin r + Hell Ja) ho politica: matter would be repo sd at, ecw ry “ep esepgere. tos! 16 dare, with fon GHA guied wat there Dad begn any such under hed—d0 to ia wlscuan moved to suspend the rules and pass the “tir. Woopwanp asked for five minutes to exprese bls op- position to the Mr. BUD MI Duy * (dem.) of Wis., declared that there never was a more infernal proposition than Bar, MONEY, (deu.) Of Illy mgwed that ihe House ad- clea ret then suspended and the bill was passed by yous mpeanarion OF JUDGFS OF FEDERAS. COURTS. Mr, BixGHAM, from the Jwileiary Committee, reported, ee Dill authorizing the President to accept te resignat.on of of any court 0: the United States, which was ihe bill aushorizes the acce ce of the resignation of a judge who bas hed bis commission not imps than ken pent ‘And who, from physical or other causes, y via: reed trond pervormiog roan toes Corn tsciay tue a Re to the same sa was as payable, to bien at the ‘ieee of at resignation—the bili to be coniined to judges who hold thetr ollices during good be- bavior. COTTON OLATMB, Mr, Brvomam, from the Jndictary Committee, reported att resolusion ‘on directing the Secretary of the I'reas- pay to the lawful owners the net Progeede of all the colion selzed after the Bith Of dune, 1966, such seizures av: ing been made fn violation of the “iijunetion of the Treasury Bepariment, aad after the surrender of the rebel armiea and yn of an Top.) OF Mase., made the polnt of order thas te bill madean appropriation, and must be referred to Comumitiee of The BUmAKER stained the polnt of order, andthe bill was no referred. ‘The House then, at half-past four o'clock, adjourned. THE INDIANS. si scm (dem.) 3 ind,, moved to jay the bil! ob the Conference of the Indian Delegations with Commissioner Parker. WASHINGTON, July 8, 1870, The Indian delegations, representing the Sans Arc, ‘Winne, Conjourus and Two Kettle Sioux, had a coun- cil with Commissioner Parker to-day. The council ‘was opened by the Commissioner expressing regrets that all the Indians could not have been here at the time Red Cloud and Spotted Tall were In Washing- ton, He also explained to them that Spotted fail had, while here, promised to keep peace, and Red Cloud, while making no positive promises, would keep on his reserve, The general tenor of the Com- missioner’s remarks was simtiar to those conveyed to the delegations which have recently been here, asserting the aesire of the government to have them at peace with the whites and the determination to use properly the appropriations made by Congress for the benefit of the Indians, Little Swan, responding, said he came right aw: when he was calied here to see his Great Father, He thought that what the government waited was good, but said his peopie all had not hearts like his own and sometimes would not agree. The usual complaints about the waites taking their land and ‘the establishment of railroads in the country were made. In response to a question from Senator Corbett, who was present, Little Swan said his people would return to their reservation after their summer hunt; and tothe question whether they had gone out to hunt or commit depredations he said they did not go out for a war, but I suppose they will war walle they areout. He wants three or four stores on the reser- vation, 80 they can buy goods cheaper, Running Bull, Red Feather and others made speeches, all expressing iriendship for the whites and asking for more traders. They aiso want pre- sents to take home to their families. They desire to have General Stanley and Major Randall remaio among them. Red Feather said he was very poor and wanted to go back well dressed. He wanted a Wagon, oxen and cows, and desired the Great Father to take care of the hali-breeds among the tribes, The Comnmasioner made another specch afier the Indians had concluded, saying he was glad to hear they were well disposed and frieadly, and hoped they would so continue, and that they would keep their young men friendly and not let them go out to fight, Alluding to the traders he said their agent can appoint as many good traders, as be chooses. Alltne government desires is that they get good nen. These Indians will start back to thelr homes to- Hight, and they wiil be given presents for their fam- ilies, They will visit Puiladelpbia and New York en route. During the interview Commissioner Parker asked Little Swan whether his chiets and young braves would agree with him as to peace and have good nearts, The chief remarked that he had visited Con gress and found the members there disagreeing. It was the same way with his people at home, The question was asked how he became a great chief. He replied, by his deeds in battle. Some one sug- gested, “By killing people?” “Yes,” he quickly re- sponded, “the same as the Great Father in the White House.” The Broles of Dacotah Talk Fight—They Or- der the Troops to Leave the Country. WASHINGTON, July 8, 1870, An official report, forwarded here from the Lower Brole Agency, Dacotah, datei the 19th of June, mentions that on that date the Indians located thers visited the camp of Brevet Major Kranz, of the Fourteenth infantry, and at a council which they desired informed him that they represented the fighting portion of that population. They stated that the land had been given them and their chil- dren by the government, and that the whites there were trespassers, using their wood, water and grass, They demanded pay for everything of that kind which had been used. They said the soldiers there had better go back where they came from, which remark was reiteraied by several of the Indians, Major Kranz repiled, in etfect, that they had been sent there, apd intended 10 stay and build houses; that thelr claims for pay must come through their mre and tha: he would seitie with them only that way. In order, however, to show that they came on peaceable d_he ‘offered to give them some- thiug to eat. They replied, after the “rations” had been brought out, that they must be paid for the grass, &c., before night. The Indians talked as if they preferred | colng to War to remaining at peace, “HIRE AT MORRISANIA, Shortly after one o'clock yesterday morning the dwelling of @ German, nained Francis Hopper, in Denman strect, Melrose, Westchester county, caught fire and was destroyed, together with two adjoining houses. So rapid were the names that the inmates had barely time to escape in their nightclothing. A hoy, aged twelve, saved himscif by jumping from a third story window oa plazza, while an infant, Who Was sleeping in an Upper room and had been tor. gotten by the inmates, was saved by a young girl who re-entered and rescued 1 at the peril of losin, her own lite. The loss 18 about $5,000, on which there is a paruai insurance. it not known how te fre onginatd, Swe un jhad variable weather; May soviah Jéx; bad light, varla- ‘park bh Liazle Cummins (Br), Petersen, Havana, 18 wear to,F Placher; vessel to J J Ctmuaus Had igh d fog. Brig a Dacaton Boyle, Bie Rio Janeiro, 67 , Fy ray. en eof- see lab 19 00 a at ry dit for Shanaiter” 2 "it ship Gan Os pa rH Henry « eed cape 0 ane with the ne Bad cy thick hy ek 4 fs anchored ia the lower bay for Insaes to David Bal Brig Cydione (of osion eae Feds saw bas ta for New York let ‘or a 1ai30 8 fon oa pte aklp Bacua (of Bath), ctrom f Now ¥ bac re a xs Fi Britlah Adi rence, ber. tavern. rand, tntboa | bave been The Sie Devon shireg Bn, Masters, Bermuda 6 days, with pro- ar ‘Panton, Grand Cayman 35 days, with reSpencer, Nevin 17 days, with salt, to Chas UO tBerton, "Hed Schr T J Fresiee, J Madge! Baracoa 12 days, with fruit, to sae a H Lewis, Lewis, Harbor Island 7 days, with pibeangiag, to BJ Wenbverg. N Rogers fot Sten Island), Mott, Eleuthera 7 days, with pinexpples, Hutehiason & Feng fr ‘Brass, Cat Taian 5 days, with pine- anples, to Montell Harlow, Mary W Hinpoee (ot) ‘BEG Me), Ghesn, Pensa- cola Sa days. with tinber, lo BC Loud & Co,’ Had hight, vari- er. a town, BO, 4 with naval aera ace Se “epee: one Busan Busan ipa rue ceoranloway SO, 6 days, with naval sores, (2 fieungien, NO, 6 days, with naval i a, Washington, NC, 6 days, with et, Soper Virgin: ‘Virginie. Kine, Thompis n, Virginia. Henry betes Linge ees LP sala Bohr MJ oer ser, Holly V1 Bebr Chingarore, Bren, hi [os Br BH hayes cope pm Bohr Mary Con Simmons, Gabdy thy Géorgetown, sm DO. 3 VBlinward, Goatees jwn, DC. ‘Wickera, ee, ly De. Sprague, Georgetown, DO. Sehr L H Hopkins, redmore ‘Goorgetan wa, DO. Sebr WO Atwater, Parker, pha, tua Phil Bebr H_A Taber i. Need, Haw mond, Bie, 4 days, with’ 100, to'the Knickerbocker Tee Company, Sehr Edwin Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND sours, Schr Gilson Carman, Dunbar, Cape Sable for New York, with halibut to HO Kogers & chr Optus Jane, Gardner, Froridence for New York. Rehr E Flower, Benoett, Providence for New York. jew Haven for Kigabethvort, afew E Haven for New York. New York, Bent Geo F Kane: Wand, Belaveport fo Albany. Rett LA Tollen ba ‘Norwatk for Elizabethp ort. Schr 0 0 Acken, Hobbie, Btamford for New York. Schr Yo Semite, ‘Mott, Roslyn for New York. BOUND Bast. IP Oak Gi fob BLO nom.cer tant, Behr Frenette Rackett Scbr H Taber Behr Mai Behr E.G Heraty, Me Bent 8 Morgan, Dav Behr cameo Sa N DC, for New Bedford, phia for Kockport. Iphte fodetonts for Fall River, Schr Frank K Herbert Bolee, Amboy for Boston. Scbr Heater, Davis, Eiizabethport tor Bridgeport, Schr ay. Mot ‘Morrill Eligabetbport for m ford. Scebr G C Burdett, Rogers, Flgavelsport f for New Haven. Schr Palos, Bellatty, Elizabethport for Bath. Schr A B Haynes, Harlow, Elizabethport for Wood's Hole, Schr Hunter’ Crane, Elisabethport tor Wond's mth AK Woodward, Woodward, Eilaabethport for Ports: ath "Schr Walter Thorndike, Hall, Ellzabethport for Boston, Schr Fashion, Gorbrey, Elizabethport for New Sehr iilm City, Kell jileabethpore for Eat Wes bebe John Snow Mi rg ‘Bligabetbport el) oe Palkenbare, Merril Avent sbttios rs Newmarket, Hobokenfor New Haven. nee, ‘Schr E Haynes, Sehr C Lawson, Hull Behr 8 Thomprgpe dul Hoboken for Wareha Behr Ophir, Thy Hoboken for Belfast. Sehr Johu Hickey, Hulse, Hoboken for Providence. Schr C Patterson, Scull, Hoboken for grovidence, Sobr D Eddy, Hawking, Hoboken tor Suter, Schr Horace joboken for Bridgeport. § Sebr Orizinbo, Wood, Hoboken for Boston, Schr A G Pease, Raynor, Hoboken for Providence, Schr HV Crandall, ettis, New York for Winnsor, NS. Bebe Crown Point, "Perkins, New York for Newburyport. Schr Mal), Holmes, New York for Greenwich. chr 8B aon Clark, New York for Hartford, ne ates, Hien, Haut York for Brookiaren. Schr Pallas, French, New York for Rockland, —, ow Albany for Schr F D ian for New London. Sebr JM Frost idence. Lh Le Treat, t, Trim, Rondout for Newburyport. an, Cook, Ron-lout for Jemparrport. Bene Perine, ‘Shemield, Pons for Scbr Barab ‘Eilzabeth, Kelly, Rondout for Lynn, rte Burton, Johnson, Newburg for rovidense, chr James, Selsey, Newburg for Norwich. wie at sunset SSE, Shipp! Notes. ‘The Coast Wrecking Company yesterday morning recetved intelligence that @ steamer was ashore off Moriches, LI, ‘The Superintendent at once despatched the wrecking schooner John Curtin, m towof the steamboat Martha Washington, to the scene of the disaster, Toe bark Trusty, while at anchor of Quarantine yesterday morning, was rnn into py the schooner Mary W Hubber, at the time fn tow of a tug, carrying away the bark’s jibboom and all ber bead gear. ‘Stoce last report there have arrived from points on the Western canals and Hudson river the following barges and canal boats:—By towboat Belle—Canal boats @ W Hall, Olive, Star of the Union, Maggie, © T Redfield, Mattie Collins, Emma, John J Gleryer, H B Lord, Stephen Collins, Charles Bowley, John Bowley, Harriet Ann, Ellen M, A O Bates, Jonn Parker, H Reid, Wm Avery, Fanny M Bruce, Theo Vosburgh, E T Armstrong, Phil Sheridan, 8 H Fitch, John Holmes. By towboat America —Barges No 4, Milan, A Col- lerd; canal boats Buriingham, 8 Watson, Sykes, Cerro Gor- do, Geo Abbie, Anson Foster, Robt Ritchoock, Fred Bene- dict, Dean Richmond, H Hill, J W Winchell, Jobn Bell, Jim Holmes, Baker & Son, Albert Helser, Clearance, © T Hill, Dora, Jenny Smail, B L Sternourgh. By towboat Ohio— Barges Attentive, R D Silliman; cana! boats 8 C P Reeley, J H Bassett, J © House, J N Fishor, Oliver. A Hees, MM Body, Maggie Travis, A D Walrath, P H Clark, Walter ls Benton, C 4 A Blake, Cora, Louis Renard, Sidney Brown, By towboat Austin—Cana boate Mary Lee, Frank Ellis, HB Knapp, Ida Miller, Frank, Cariton Chureb, Robt Keenan, Handy Andy, Chas H Smith, Henry Gseen, W H Bascom, Boston, Ebro, Joachin, R H Mabville, Henry Horo, A A Crandell, I Don't Know, W A Miller, Kanawha, Geo Gainer, Leo, Mary Eva, Bate, Oliver Thom, Sam! Green, Marine Disasters. BTRAMER Cg rh on, from New an duly 3 for it jp With ohatt crack L Desger K (Bry at New Beatord De placed in dry took fe Abird ae fore fat in inthe harbor. “alias uw Dein, ow oat Sabet iare na fow ay er iP van Dieman (Br) Robinson, from Newcastle, , for San Francisco (vefore reported spoken by ship miral, at San Francieco, with loss of spars), was spoken 14th topinasts t, fore aud main to) and yards, in lat 468. emp St paynence— Capel Nichote, of . law ‘ore red burned and sunk at 'd 8855 bales son 1000 bbls four an ip took fire in the ‘between decks for- rill go, to for repal bic i ‘where ahe bad Leen stowed for noariy weeks 1 tbink Hatisises {he ceiling between decks, from the. port fore tot ore rigging te all burned outs on the port side; the upper deck beams half of the deck Js cu hi king boat, ‘ul steam pum ip ie settling a smponaivle to save hen & CEST TST RE La EEE ae ae ee £ z Sonn Mouwr Hors, Yer. pt inl Foes ee ad aoe Blut . eraieaiee iful eebr ser bi br gg A Bi 00 bins i ig Site oak hi bs LATS w iui otal fs supplied Tenders latest being of good re will wadoubtediy She meastires 84.02. tone, aod Fasee. All by Mr Brown, L A Roby, of Nasbu ibe halle from alam, aod. wil be comeae vaptal Phi toucester. She is about seedy Wo anil for tho Bay of &t Lawrence, mackoresing. Notice to Mariners. 960 SIGNAL AT MATINIOUS, MAINE. A steam whis.le has been esinijisucu aiid # DOW In operas ton at Maiteneus: Rock light station, Maing, 88 » subetituie for the bell formerly, pune fn thick weather, ibe blasts of be whistle will be of 6 seconds duration, at 95 seconds. In ease of accident to the whisile the b sounded as heretofore. pare afast oy “Whalemen, schr 3% Mowes, Gardner, for Cum- Wucket from schr Abby Bradford, of disturbance on board the vessel a ng ine latter‘a deaths “Oil as berores Mt mew gparn} oi jat 88 43, lon 61, bark Ansel Gibbs, st New h lop M0, ache Helen M Blormens, Cook, at 8 iat 31 a0; lon 98, aaa Antaretic, of Provincetown, sy Porte. BAKEN's I6t.an: 16-Safled previous, ships Borneo, Proctor and Hage (ie, ad sig ‘Aiseada,* r= mn N ¢f frag ry 6th. Inlet, to anit forthe SSipaten of vessels brig Caprera, Blanchard, for Nf ptchen, Baetjer, Bremen—Chi & Co. Uarvey oat tenet London d E We a Pi mbauin dens. 98-10’ por bare. Monry Pili from, Macgie Mehell, Gmith, New Oriaane th Liverpool, dive: brige Maripora, for Galbaricn and EAS rer tie, ‘Sheally, Cork tor orders--B Hatteras; Alta Vela, from Wilmington, NC, dieg ied "iE areas, NB, June 25—Arrived, bark Trident (Br), Bil- inn rea ship Gmaha (Br), Hewison, Liverpool Uuurnana, Soe te ort br rant Line ota. di ng. AYRE, July 6—Arriv ew Orleans; tines, Wee Garten ee HALIvAx, July 7 -A‘rived, steamer Delta (Br), from Bt quipearoois duly? rived, bark Ceraales (Br), Brunto sa ly 7—Arrived, bark Cerastes (Br), Brunton, curacut, une 19—In port bark Harrison Leth (Bri, aldinors i i ea i bi 23 Lam i. (ap. Grontry Wettast, 2° creeds tts Buymounit, July N fork (June 48), fo Hamburg (and proceeded). 4 LN ui Glpaey ir), Cremor, for Gviayaailia and N York Porig eant Wall’ ror NYork, * QUERNGTOWN, July 7—Arrived, steamship Pennsylvanta, Thompson, NYork (June %) for Liverpool, SAVANNA LA Ma, June 18—Sailed, schr Brothers’ Pride, Mus Dives, Jt American Ports. BOSTON, July 7— Arrived. barks Mary Tatham (Rr), Jock, Sinj Hoke Fredonia (Br), Burke, Fayal ; ‘ceieat Na Koster, Gottenbuirg; Trovatore, Blanchard, ‘Hon: Cioes, Freeman, Misabeth room ti ge Alpha are re iveathee 6 Wan te Com Catbarien; schraAn- rarver, Ridh, New Orion us Eye, Thompson, ode Cleared--Rark Goodell, Crockett, St John, NB; brig Sharon Ryder, Frontera, Mex; schr Cygnus, Bawyer, Maya- gue. iailed—Rark Caledon rrived, sexmahipa Apyeninia oy Bains, Liverpool; S-carrived, ateamebip Hammonis, Meter, SS itimore ; 200, we. Co pone; Glaueus, NYorki barks Tat Mer Sb J Godfrey, Sears, riga Abby, Gonaivea: f Moutrose, San- Baie Loch Lamond ¢, Philadelphia; ‘achra Fort au Prince; Amos ‘Edwards; Mobile; Ni Ww cite BALT! ship ‘Annapolis, Lenn mare Rio Janeiro: ‘Jona Iodusizie (KG), Hitken, ri ‘Havas ‘ee iiéary, tien? olnsdn, Fail Cleared—Brig Rocky eis Dorr, Boston; sobre Lizzie Carr, Gilchrist: Gem, Endicott, and Laura Briigman, Harris, do; Sutte, & Berks, Etheridge: Norwich; KJ Mereer, Fargo, Walled Brig Wille, Staples; West Tndlea. CHARLI oes , July 4—Arrived, schr Wm H Hilies, Bur- SCtonred Schre Jos. Baxter, Baxter Boston Abby Pitman, Lombard, Holmes’ Hole vis ,Calsolu’s (aud both sailed), h—Arrived, brig C V Williame, Thomy Balled ecb Remy Castor, vintinont Greut, Lt. hp Balled, sehr Helena, eargatpw, pity POINT, Vo, July Saled, brig) L Bowen, Ames. . Bo! CALAIS. July 2—Arrived, bark Mary Rideout, MeAliiater, Op RIEN, Gee July 2—Safled, sb! mn, NYork. y 3 Bal Atlas (Nor, Guilichsen, Maxie Wyman, Gara ore MUDReTR ESS MONROE, July 8Pameo’ in. for Baltimore, be Malacca, from ‘Callao: tr ‘Tinute Abbe, West Indies. Messed out’-Dria Mi ne Balled “Brig Harmonie, ic timore. GEORGETOWN. DU. July S—Arrived, aenra HT Hed ani A Edwards; Henry Allen, Tate; Jane Zmson, Can “Gteared- Sehr intan, Holbrook, es red, schre Lott ; Nathan Taam, Full aiver;" Marien f Rockin, Roek- HOLE, York: 6, PM--Arrived, brig Strout, Bangor for ‘NYork; ‘achra Georgla road, George, NB, for do; 8 Prescott ( dere Alice Cakes’ Matson, Guninet for NYOrE; And 8 Bal: er, Boston for do; Maggie J Chadwick, Gaye, do for Puladaetin Ano, Ann Elizabeth, kelly, Harwich tor do. Hil a —Arrived, brig Alice ce Starratt, Cooper, Rondout for Salen; schrs 3 Marah james River for Ken- nebunk; N fe ebsken for Sallabury; Ply: mouth Hoek, Parker, NYork for Boston: Malabar, M MeGariy, Newburg for do; Adaiine Hamlin, Lewi, Hoboken a Marth ha, Dix “io for Salema;, S'4'B Boalt Cole. Elia: aethpont for Flora King, Cook, Port Jobnson for do; agascar, Linacott, South” Amboy for do tiarriet Furier, Wiad NYork for Portland: Kade, MBit Merrill, V1 haven for Philadelphia; Dwight bavideon, Smith, Orean for do; Chiloe, Lee, Richman for Baltimore; Hones ‘Abo, Conary, Portland avr “Laure Robinson, Roba: son, Minghar for do. auiniled jed—Schre Georgia Todd, Snow Bird, Honest Abe, Ned suicEBLIDGE, June 80—Sailed, achr Margaret, Clark, MYSTIC, July b—Arrived, schr Agnes, Young, Elizabeth- aN QRLEANS, July $—Pat back, steamship Cortes, Nel- NonwiCth: “July 6—Salied, achra Jane Maria, Bushnell Rondout, 8 W Ponder, Thrasher, NYork; Little David, and Clott NE’ rai, July 6—Arrived, achrs Sarab Jane, Eliza- bethport for Norwich; Reading RX No 43, Baldwin, do for Pawtucket. Sasied—Brig Harp, Snow, Elizabethport for Boston ; en Pepe NYork for dos ‘Annie ‘Son E Harwood a and New Haven for Porto PRILADELPHIA, July? 7—Arrived, schra Nevada, Davis, a sae, 5 NB; David’ Faust, Lord, Bucksport; Charm, Stud- mn; Marion Gage, Wheaton, Buckspor Nos Ho her Miller, Batu Jo x Stroup, Crawiord, Salem ay Binck ci quran ine—Brig Homer, Cook (late eT from 7, Ja. leared—Brlg Planet (Br), Sheppard, St Johns, PR; echr Hiawatha, meyegnt, Nome Lewes, De hip’ imu, fer Eamburg, was towed to sea tl $ man, for Aberdeen, fur Co phPR anh, for Salem, and sc id unkoown E ‘gee aa brig, rnard, from Matan- for) panier ine harbor toa git PM fer Philadeiphta,’ Inthe harbor {ole PM, brig John Chrystal, from Ponce, PR, getting under way for Withe Breakwater’ Sib, brig Southern Crone (Bp, Brown, MoCulloch, M e2; chr Deere ford & Truble (Bi ine fang ¢ ea from Pc from Pon. for Came tn Capen ra Bea et Bett, PROVIDENCE, Ji rived, achr Conatitution, Smith, Jacksonville; Bre Bisabetiport; Ell i rowstebake Trenton; Mary A ome le, and Geo B Conover, 7" Gardner, aud Hk. n, Rondout; Regaine ax, Bri Sutkley, ‘Bolkley, N ‘Tryphenk Briggs, Haverstraw; Barak Steamer Ralilcanuke, Winnett, Philadelphia; seh pani Bonts on M Barien Ap puta harp, Ric Nick ola, ad Eat, Furnian N ork alsop Gold Leal Pertion, “RICHMOND, V Va, July 6—Arrived, schr Calvin Melvio, Lins nokta Breezo San iri pear git Hammond, hon sear te G uest, Howes, jul sailed, bari Ong! [or Cork Berita (Bri Guerello, Callao. Bat ILS, Ga, June 29--Cleat ig E Ht Rich, opting, Gants Cruz (Ten), with 388,67 f pele plas H, July Cleared, park Merrimac, St Marys; sehr AJ Faber Georgetown, 8C. STONINGTON, Jui iy tcarrve, schr J M Taylor, Fowler, Provide" ce for New York. WILMINGTON, No, July b—Arrived, bark M E Boed (Br), Underwood, Liverpool, CARD.-DISCHARGE FROM TH@ EAR AND PAR- tial deafness cured. Important home testimony sub- mitted without cominent, Law BUILDINGS, t9 and 84 Nassau 8: ren New YORK, July 8, HARTLEY :— Dr. F. Draw Brn--I feel gratified to know that you bave again re- turned to your speciaity aa an Aurist, and have to thank you for the perfect cure you avcomplisho’ for me some fifteen ear ago, But few worse cases than mine exist, and the Tength of time whic naa elapsed shows fle pormaneney. The Trofid cannot well afford ty love euch ability, and you are at liberty to publish this as & test of my grati fours truly, tande, H. P. HERDMAN. Dr, Hartley will receive calls at his residence, No. 1 Seventeenth street, between ‘the bours of 9 uud'6 aaily ‘until the 8d of Auguat BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED, IN DIFFERENT Staten ; legal everywhere; desertion, fo. t onnise; no publicity ; no charge nt ie iirares Setsibed advice free, id. HOI SE, Attorney, 78 Nuseau street, BSOLUTE DIVORCES jOUTAINED IN DIFFERENT Za Suates without punitoly. where, Devertion, , suflictent causo, a . vice free, F. 1. KING, Sse gar Law, $43 Broadway. JAPANESE CORN C FILE REMOVES CORNS WITH. + out pain; price Sold at all drug and shoe stores, ailed tree on recoipt of price » New York, Grane BXCURSION TO LAKE SUPERIOR. The Union Steamboat Compar py will send thor favorite seater ARCTIC. Captain kak aks leaving Butfaio July 2, Cie id J 21 and Detroit July 23, ona excurafon i Baperten, vs railbe’ ertcy, pokinet faieren on that enabrated and Factive ake, The tri ut of trip will net mgioent at sont 6 polnta and wig, i on ‘tho roul ‘Lane St, Clair Mari nuids Detroit, Detroit i aks Huron, Berens ‘dauit ids, Lake Superior, ae Riv "fale Royal, Fort Willtam cone jo Hudson Bay station and the mt gout days for trout is 0 viait Britieh cam rmethy ja Lut, 8 farbous amethyst rei, oe mune tee ine eo ideas A good band of music will ivan board cnet Fie cautiaihe 4 Payal wil be be less a ay Arm lane ay hotel while the tab aa ene bunared i Tickets will be sold, application for ome are assured that this iu the most delighttul water uetie ke, 9 passage and all information, apply to BL WILLIAMS, Agent, No, 967 Broadway, New York. 8. D. CALDWELL, General Manager, No, 5 Obio street, Buffalo, N. ¥, of the Knee, Bright's Disease J* BEMOTE SETTLEMENTS OF UNTOLD vi Food makes blood; blood makes the body, If the blood ‘be pure the body ts healthy. So if weare notin health we know some fmpurities are jurking abou! which must be re Moved, and the sooner the better, DRANDRETA’S PILig “Kenove ALL FROM Ths SYSTEM WHICH NATURE NEEDS NO LONGER, The wonderful cures efeciead by Brandreth's Pills bare arrested the att ton of eniighiened physicians Upwards of & thousand aow use them in thelr daily practice, and ‘ten testimony as to tnolr two hundred have given thi \|: {pnocence and value as cleanse: = e of the bowels and blood. TESTIMONY OF TOWN OFF: (CERS AND BOARD oF 7 J > i< Si &. IN S1NO, June 14, 1970. ‘To whom it may concern:- Halal ‘The Supervisor, Justices f che Peace and Town Clerk of l| the town of Ossint Fi i ip in whose limits the ebar- | tered village of Sing Sing is coutained) hereby oertify to the remarkable healthful effects produced by the use of Bras; lI al| dreseategsiabe Universal Pils, For many years = Pills bave hee prepared in t! we; in 1636 Dr. erectod large bulldings to 5 a g & & great medicine for public at this time be employe: use. Bearly 100 persons, besides engine of 10) nome power, We havea population of abou! 8,009, and almost every per- —— — son uses them when sick, Their merits are recognized in+ every family, and our druggists sell more of Brandreth's Pills than alj the othegs put together, We can point to cures effected by them in Serofula, Rbeu- matiam, Billous Affections, Ulcers and Sores, White Swelling f the Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Cos tiveness, General Debility, Want of Appetite, Typhus and Scarlet Fever and Smalipox. And from long observation and experience of the effects produced by Brandreth’s Pills we be- Neve their general use would give more bealth and a longer average of life. THOMAS LE, uperyisor. 4, URMY, Justice of the Peace. NELSON H HAKER: Justice ce of the Peace TT, Justice of the Pe , Justice of the oo Hy CUMMING, Tow ‘The undersigned, the Board of Health of the viltngs Sing Bing, fully endorse the foregoing statement of the towa officers of Ossining, knowing e same to be trus, $58 BE JAMES T. BLANFORD, SAMUEL E. TOMPKINS, FURTHER PROOF. Stx9 B18G, June 16, 1670, Hon, B. BRANDRET! My Deak Dooron—For many years 1 bave used yous found them. Pills, and in my own person and family bay invaluable. I have long been a contractor at the Sing Sing Prisons ‘employing from one hundred (0 one hundred and fifty men, Finding Brandreth's Pills 5. excellent in my family, I come menced some ten years since civing them to sick men work+ ing under my contraet. ‘The eifect was immodiate, and soon. my cabinet shop became, and is to-day, the healtbiest con: cern in the Prisons hing ‘that has been offolatly noticed. X use some two hundred and firty boxes of Brandreth’s Pilg every year, and hardly ever have a man in hospital. Your Pills appear to be almost a specific in } plaints, Fovers, Rheumatism, Nouralgta, sia and Costiveness, and are ip cine chest. Yours, traly, Sold by all druggists, Dr, BRANDRETH'S BRANDRE’ Awe J. H. JOHNSTON & ROB er Broome street, New Fates on Diamonds, Gold and and sterling Silverware, Cash monds. RE. YOU SUFFERING WITH artbura trouble you? Do do at"once to. the droazie's ve and Dyspepsia Tablets. 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