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Markets. .Peported By Teleqyapl.

CHARLESTON, July l0-Corroy-Saes Of the week 100
bs unchanged prices Decrease in receipts all Southern
ports compared with the time last year $50 900 bales
BUFFALO July lo-6 P. MFLouR is quiet; sales 1900 bills
&c 10 for do, and $7d67 IS for extra Ohio and
IL llama CORS h advancing; sales Of ~ 600 s1sh at 72073
and 81 200 bush 7 aisle half deliverable week an
be remainder In July prices closing AZ the outside figures
WHEAT is steady sales Of u 90 bush at 81 IS for Chicago
Spring and e 4)0fi "a for Milwaukee Club. OATS
Corn Albany and Ole 20 NewYorh LAKE IMPORTS for the
ending az to-day-l00O bs Flour IL 600 BUSH
Corn. CANAL ExPoRTs-l0OO0 bush Wheat to the Interior
5000 bush Cora. mostly By tijewater.
CHICAGO, July lc-5 In.-PLoUR quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT very dull and tending downward. Corn buOyant,
inactive Shipments Buffalo: 100 bb Flour 81 900 bush
Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn Shipments 10 Oswego: No Flour
or Wheat; Is 800 bush Corn
OswFGo July 10 HFLoUR dull and unchanged; SO 50
81 81 for Common 20 Extra State WHEAT lower sales
day 3f00 bush. Milwaukee Club az 81 49, Corn steady
PoPTs n go bush Wheat and 1000 bush. Corn CANAL
EXFosTs go bbs Flour . 600 bush Wheat and 1900 bush.
Corn.
NHwOkLEAxs, July loCorToN-Busness small but price,
firm ssts today only coo bales az Halle middlins
the sales " the week o. 1000 bales the ceptl 100
tiEe pared with those Of last year fall short $50 $40
bales The receipts al the Southern ports up this
les than those 4 last 1880 baes STERLING Ex
CHANCE: "a T. NJ premium. Rio COFFEE quote at iOa
le tie sales Of the week add $50 bags the stock
l,S'O bag. other articles generally unchanged
small parcels quotations nomiDaly SO 25 for Genesee
and 81 80 for Ohio WHEAT In better supply aud good
AMOUNT gong forward sales II coo bush principally on
terms white Canadian ga 81 o. Corn dull 8la82a
euyeIs BACKWARD some PARCELS Of hot Western sold he
WHISKY SO.
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ner .,pum on al sums of $500 and UNDER and at the
rate Of five per cent on larger sums. The Bank OF
~. Commonwealth has declared half yearly dividend
Of four per cent Tow in course of payment The Bank
Of Kentucky, -emi-annu Al dividend of five per cent
sxable at the Bank of America, in this city, on the
iI,b inst The Farmers Bank OF Kentucky, semi
annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the lh
int
We hear of about 500, 900 going by the steamer
70. morrow, a portion of which is silver recently re-
ceived from Havana.
The receipts of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Company in the first week in July were sl6,53', and
same week 1885, $I3, 5l4-increase 1908.
The business Of the Michigan Central Railroad
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Whalers,

An at New Bedford 7h bark Thomas wnslow Cof West.
port Reed Atlantic Ocean 81 Helena March H. Dominica
April Is St Thoms. April n, $50 bbl. spemo taken since
leaving St Helena and 10 do. whale oil board Sent home
on the voyage ss do sperm OIL Spoke June lat SOL lon
wv schr T. Neker.on Freeman, PovL cetown 60 sperm
40 whale on board 18th, lat. seh Roswell King Trim
sppcan, bon. 50 Dbl sperm whale same time bark LADY
Suffolk Robertson Beverly days from Bermuda oil as before
reported. ~
Towed to from Fall River 7th bark A. Houg.on Robin.
son, for Pacific Ocean.
At St. Helena June 8, bark Globe (of New. Bedford for
home - - $500" -
Spoken the 9Th inst, of Nantucket Shoals an outward
bound hale ship showing red flag with border and letter
II. in the center.
Ar at New Bedford 5th mat, ship Maria Theresa Davis
North Pacific Ocean Honolulu Dec. i3 Tahiti Feb via New
Iaanc with $50 bbls whale oil and 1900 No. bose on board
sent home on the voyage 10 bb p 308 do VIII OIL aud ID 30
10 Done Reports spoke of French Rock March IL Columbus
Mh.e, gag bsr0or 100 sp 100 wh bound norn leh NM
wood Svea New Bedford cutting In 100 Dbl whale
=, u CSwdin Bailey Dartmouth, 800 sp.i same time, Mary
Ocean.
Al Fall River 4th bark HoushtOp, Robinson, for Pacific
and 5000 H. bone.
Az Hamilton Bermuda 23d ult brig Jabez, Yates New
lofk 2 whaling schr Montezuns, Chapman 10 days rom
Cape Se ysrds tout months altogether from
with lo bbs whale Gil boardcsued Tor proYsionsi n'
He Ocean HE; Doe, New.YoIk,
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To Mariners.

HUE AND Cay Rock And ALDES's Rock OFF CAPE ELIZA
with vessels oheavy draugh should be careful in approaching
Cape Elizabeth Lights the outer Of the harbor to
leaving the black buoy and black bebuoy
on the latter q o. the q. port d hand Si going n
steer By compass E. until Portland i Lighthouse bear:
By aS% isSW tue ''d o0"H
Hue aud Cry R.ek will be marked during the Summer aud
month. BY BLACK star buoy, marked No l.
h. The eastern liked s Cape Elizabeth
Alden's Rock viii be marked by black boat shaped bell.
ps D ess d spS bell with s
white letters and No painted the supporting the
water and should Bs und. a yo sns
one mile depending upon the force and direction of the
The mGoIsd u f,thOm. w,ter distant about
500 yards in half s. direction, by compass, from the
The obstruction TO navigation known Adens Rock h
BY So yard. wide with irregular .oundngs upon it, vayn.
a E Es.S. s S9s S% the he'd sss
To- %ssm Lighthouse thou " syoyjns light, N
To Wood Island Lighthouse, fred revOlvins W. by w.
To west point Of Ram Island N. w.
To Cape Small Point, N +. by Z; T..
By order of the d dse,Ai ass sSsr sRgnry
Lighthouse Inspector First District.
The liked hs Point Isabel Teas: will b. ebassea 70 ..s
white s varied by flashes the night the list August
next
The apparatus cstsdioptrc Of the third the
tenn of fresne and will be elevated feet above the level Of
the
The 1ht should be under ordinary states Of the
Phere from the deck Of vessel Is feet above the water
'' mics 8 sr r. Aii; f. SSss Inspector.
Galveston, June q, 1851.
Cow POST, CHESAPEAKE BAy.-The fixed light varied by
flashes which Cove Point the evening
the 18th inst has been again exhibited.
The light Of the 4h order Of Fesne Eliminates the Who'll.
horizon and shows fash at intervals mute and th
seconds. BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
W. II. MURDAUGH
Norfolk, June 80, 1857. - ~ ~
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Juy lO--Befor
Judge IyGERsoLL.


LICENSE.
Charles Goodyear and William Judon ag Union Rubber Co
This application for an injunction against the
license: Rubber patent covenantns
Inspect them These licenses all vested in the defend
ants. -,
patent and all claims to tariffs from the defendants to Judson
The defendants have paid tariff for three and refuse
to allow inspection Of their books Judson citizen OF
the State OF NewYok Goodyear citizen OF the United
States residing in London and the defendants are incor
porated under the laws Of this state and DO bushes. IN tins
that descendants might be ordered to render correct accounts
that they be enoned from any articles the right
whchis given under the licenses and that they
might be enoned from aud further violation of the letters
The defendants raised several important questions which
however were not passed upon owing to the views taken oy
the court the question OF Jursdiction
The the Patent Act of 1896 provides that all
actions suits controversies and cases arising under any law
the United States antng or confirming TO he
tight 10 their invention discoveries snail De oha
oosnizaele well in equity as at law BY the creat So9
any party agsieyed in to grant qnctons according
and principles of Courts OF Equity TO prevent the
violation Of the right Of the inventor. . .
Held BY the Court that IL is clear that the citizenship OF the
parties does not give the court jursdiction
That there be violation OF any rght secured 10
patentee of the United States giving to bin the
exclusive night to the thing patented provided such thing
paen upon by such third long a, the
license in full force The uses the patented invention
bey the limits Of the license though he performs MS
there has been violation OF right secured 10 me
patentee under law Of the United States But If he uses the
Article the limits Of his license yet does not
eerom covenants that would be violation OF the rights Of
the penee secured by the covenant out not as secured y
ANY law of the United States.
that suit such the to enforce the covenants
would not be arising under the laws Of the states
man. do D. 56: Goodyear agt. Day. do SOB Brooks agt
Stoley AcLean p 53; Wilson ag sanford 10 Howard,
This view has also been sustained by State Courts Cur
tss Pstent l6 Rich sgt Atwaer 10 Con- 4os fec
The motions must therefore denied for want Jurisdiction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

Messr Greenough Burdett Parker sold to-day at the Mer
hsnts Exchange the hull of the bark Hersa she lies
Red Hook Point sol tuns register for $3.50 cash. Mr..
Rust the purchaser Also the sch Fame 1873 tuns well
found in sails rigging &C. for $3.50 cash Purchased by Mr.
Pollon.
This morning Mr. Thomas Coyer safely launched from his
ship yard Forty third East River spened medium
clipper the Dawn She built of the best material
400 burden length q feet beam % feet and IL feet hold
She owned by Mesrs Reynolds Cushmsn and is intended
for the South American trade
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Arrived.

Shin Roscus Cook Shields June II. coal 10 H. r. w.
Never; vessel Rowland Rockingham The ship Athens
Downs June 25 lat So Ion. "A 80 senaled ship iona.
wanda Sirocco bound west june % lat a 20 ol - on
the Banks boarded French brig Maria (of Granvie three
months out The r. three days becalmed on Georges
which had light winds from the "est"afu' anu oa'
had pilot on board four days ~ =, a. l., ILL.,. 80
Ship Tarolnts Hoyt, Nassau r. June ~ IN oaa''' "
order light nd snd W Coast Of Africa IS
in1 II 81 saw schr Frank (of NewYork) bound south
Brig Emily of Boson) Richardson Cadsnss june 10 h mo-
as etsy Ames (of wells) Bartlett Port span Trinidad
lime is with sugar and molssses TO master "a M, lt
Brig Abrarn Revaus, Rio Hsche June | Win niue'' '''
&c 10 Vose Livingston Go. c,.o. r,,. %
Brs Tybeiius of 0reans) Levy. Cienfuegos june d.
hides Sc to Cbastelain Ponyert. n,e,.
soh Eva tBr Gunner Elsuthera IS days PnesPPies 70 j.
Eneas 7th inst, lat 81 Ion So spoke bns H. La'on
schr Msry L. Davis (of Bostonl Matthew Gonaives June
o. mahogany and ogwood TO f. Hsbch Of Boston. .
Scbr Charles Fox, Chase Roanoke River NJ W. shnee' 70
schr Teviot Evans Nassau P 10 days. fruit and 10 pass
schr b. Drimmond Fox with merchandise from wreck Of
ship Samuel Wilets, ashore Squan j. d. Fish Co.
Schr Dwight Davidson (of New Haven't Hardy, Baracos
June 90 bananas &C., TO T. Gilmartin.
sch British Queen Johnson, Nassau, p, pinesppes.
&c to J. Eneas. =.
Schr Seiah B. Strong Mott Rondout for Dighton Mass
Schr Sarah Augusta Denyce Rondout for New'bedford
Schr Flora Hodges, Albany for Cold Spring . , .
Kennebec Hand Philadelphia and Cape May IL
hours, mdse. to f. Perkins -
stesmer Wesernport Berry Portland Sc hours mdse to H.
Steamer Ospray Kenney, Providence.
FELLOWSHIP Caravan, Sands from Liverpool via Hslifax
with mdse and All pass to Rowland Frothngham ship Hs
II. Grinnell. Also below, bark and two briggs.
WIND During the day, s. 5. Z. and light.
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Passengers Arrived

n bark Utah from Monroeia, We't Coat Of 5bied,Jhs
Rev George Mcqueen and lady Mise Conea de Hesre ms
Martha Robinson the E W. Stokes Montgomery oio-
SOD James Conway. a. g.. u.v,,n.,
In slip TdrO,inia, from Nassau ~ P-Cap'' Mch'nne''
byio Retry 1mes from Spain, Trinidad-Mr Hog
and sister, Mr.. Payne, Moor. o., N o., A..
In brig Bohio Port aa PrHee-Chas' IL ofan' Alex
!" IN ses, Drgat Darid.on, from Baraeoa-Csp Dimon Of
.cbr Dewdrop and Mr.. Sslet.
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y.sno. between the proof and the a,ston and tes Court
,s n,onoupsed il irsucient Tor the purposes o. TINS trs
ne Jry were accodir sy Instructed TO find sp1l verde.
Of Not Guilty. which they ipmediste, CID ana ne
wa, dschar,ed Adjourned 20 II O'Clock on satnrSHS morning.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......
Cleared.

steamsbips-North Star Lefevre Bremen &e " Iofaeei
Edinburgh fBr Cummings, Glasgow, Mes%Sa. r.,
Sbip-ColumSia Hutchinson Liverpool T. MMsnni W
PsIf.-oJ . Cobb Peterson Havana Mora Nephew LIN
d. Stewart Sterling Baltimore, Mailer Lord Snei T
Chase; Ayosetta Turzo Malaga Mccall Frth Florehtine
summer Jacksonville r. p. Buck Co., =, - .
Shnns,s Jobn Adams Gregory Gardiner, Hartman Co
Mary Stedman Horton, Georgetown Dolner poteTi NED
Henderson Wilmington, 5. Powell 3 Appleton
Ros,on w T. Herrick Presto, Hawkins Baltimore Merrhi
Abbott L. E. johnson. Johnson Newbern Davis Holmes
w T. Conquest, Dsggett, New Haven Duphsm plmoh'
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- c,prrrrrr REroKrkDJ oR TBE TRIBUFE'
m0rkets.s SAhbfobb' AVA Tr,v 10 1857

.surs The ua-h,t IL heavy and rather ease, w All
s.ir ale. Of Pot. at 81 75d ~ s7i and feai's
CoTTON-Ths market Il very hrnl Dr. a''V'' "
a, -. az 900 bales We quote as follows
az $780, Nry.yoKK CLkssiFIcIriON.
I'll MnhI N.
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DIED..

avFRIII-On Thursday morning July g. Ausustin AveTu
s Tss and friend. invited to attend the funeral foEl
b lat. residence No East Seventeenth street. on satuS
day, 18th inst, at pa M. . -.
.cuiPy In this civ on Friday. July 10, Kate infant
5susbtsr of /. Seymour and Mores Ashley
f1H mel. .,a A. 8 oeck The friend. of the family in
| yit.d 70 attend without further inVtstion
BhRRON-ID Brooklyn Thursday July Of consu"p'oh'
Pstrok Barron aged 81 years.
BUxTON-Franoes t. wife of W II Burton on Thursday,
July at her late residence, No. liSs East twenty SIKH
CROwNINsHIELD-M Seneca Falls, n. Y. on Tuesday,
July Mary Schuyler, wife OF Jacob Crownin'meia In
the 55th year OF her age
CARTER-on Thur.day July Adelaide the only daughter
Of Henry and ssrsh Carter aged year ana u days
Eadc Daughter Of Mile, and Anna Drake
Brooklyn, n. y, aged years and months mr.,
wife Of Anthony Dwyer in the 58tb year Of her
III Ii sSy fT Of 'eG5s
GRElG-In Monroe Orange Comfy n y on Tuesday, July
The pI late jane. Gres Of thi. city.
HARRIsON-On Thursday, July Robert youngest son 90
c. and Margaret Harrison, aged year IL months and Is
HSKT-On Tbur,day July at 6. O'Clock Mary widow
the late Peter Hart formerly of Drumcuren Parish Of
Cloone, Ireland aged 66 years and months
fal illness, John q Kip in the 57h year Of his age
MORROW Suddenly, in Brooklyn; on THURSDAY. July
MFSCHUTT~on Thursday July Pr Meschutt, SEN, in
MEssERvE@on Thursday morning, Jny VIM. Mes'erve
NcGURRES-On Thursday July after short and severe
illness Mr. James McGurren in the 57th Of bis age
native ofthe Parish of Kilskey, County Tyrone Ireland
PALMER-On Monday, July g. Harriet, eldest daughter OF
DIR r. H. and Harriet Palmer, aged years q months and
day.. -,
PORTER-On Monday July David Porter late Of the
SHIPPEN-On Wednesday July g. at Pressure Isle, Fshki
Landing N Y George A., eldest child Of w. W. and Geor
gens f. Shipper of Hoboken N. j. aged years and
months.
SPARKS-On Thursday July from injuries received while
duty as speea Policeman Thomas Sparks aged 80
sTUART-On Thursday, July Mrs Catherine Stuart aged
7Oyeap
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bush Wheat, sssI bu.h Oats, Il phss Ashes, 20 pig.
Whisky, 80 bbls Flour. - -
BY Ae Eric Ralyodd-i7 bbls. Foar ~ do whisky ID pkn
Butter Cheese ~ do Tobacco S3 bales Wool, 10 de.
Skins- 50 Do Conner. & Hihes. qfil sides leather.
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BY TeleRaph.

BOSTON, July lo-ArT: bark. Maryland, King suInam
Amy Ryder, Philadelphia brgs Sarah Wooster, Moore,
Jacfsonve TIendelir Hanover Phadephia Condor Could
Phade pha Isabela Jewett Reed, EEabethpot; N Ste
vens, Slower, NewYok. Fellowship Hincks FROM
New Orleans
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Senior Corps of 1912 will assemble at No 66 Seventh
street between First Second avenues this Saturday
July O'Clock in full uniform, with Grape on the
lief. arm belt funeral honors to deceased
brother soldier, FREDERICK MESCHUTT. Band Of Music
will be furnished We expect every Veteran to attend-t Is
tribute confer worthy brother
for the inm members will be provided and an
escort from the 7lst Regiment BY order.
ISAAC NJ PHYFE, Adyt Ii. RAYMOND, Colonel.
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1S 80 pee.l, 9ss, rs Dec. .92s325 De

Der. I55 80 Dec ~, 10 Dec '9-''-0 D'V'-Io'I
Reducing the wheat to -four there is deheieney
for this season equal to AIS, go bbs. -four.
The receipt at tidewater of the principal articles OF
produce from the opening Of the canals to and including
the 7th inst have been fcllows
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Flour. Dbl wAest, bu Corr, b.. Barley oso
h.....s'..s. oIrSoS Nolll 400
81 22l75 .suo S7'1r' "

a. D,,. e24 pec..So,lIs Dec..2pS55 lDec'ieA"
The aggregate of the receipts Of the above articles
90 f.r far tho wears 1856 and 1857 have been:
Flour Dbl Wheat bu. Com, eG bHf's{; az sG;
reg g7 ss4 2T9t8s l6fbl 49,
I357..........l520I9 S'sio 49,
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This is ttilI futher advance OF tw0 GEMS Y acre.
The Wharehousing business of the Custom-House
for the fisca year was as follows;
The total value in bond, June l. was. 4s8
Enid warehouse from foreign ports In June. ll,d0lB
Received in bond from domestic ports llo
sses375o
Withdrawn for consumption here. 6 79l o99
Reshipped 10 foreign ports.......s 5E3OU
Transp ted to other domestic ports. 59l5 Lef9fS3
Leaves stock in warehouse, July l. 1851 $500 S8
Leaves stock in warehouse, July l. l86.... l26l265
Leaves stock in warehouse, July l. lSt1... lSoD,lN
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Receipts Of Produce
Bs re N1;i RFa Reah-2.o9? lpsh CeD, l7,e09
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T0.aI lbI p-fff''' u
Mr.. william Dawes of Milwaukee has been ap-
pointed fiscal and general agent in NewYork OF the
La Crosse ard Milwaukee Railroad Company in place
of Dir. S. II Allen, resigned. Mr.. Dawes was d.
rector and of the Company on its first organ
zaton The last parcel of iron for the continuation OF
this road to La Crosse shipped from here yester
day. portion Of it is already on the ground.
The business Of the Clearing House was $40 353,Wo
We annex a comparative statement of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods at NewYork for the week, and
since Jan. /:
For the Week 1850. 1880. I .SSsJc:
Entered at the Port. s. | 49, &2W9l9 $685.
Thrown ON msIket..... lIA,o-5 2fS7sA 5s2lo4'
Since Jan.L Is55:, IS5e::s 1s5 q;
Entered at the Port. 2l72 59 $40 l82 4S sUasIa
Tbrovn on uarket..... s7.o06 500 As, 8f4lU2 HSooO
7hOmpsou's Bank Note Reporter quotes Land War
rants
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pst.. have been az follows:
CUsToN-HoUsE, NEw-YoRK.

The following circular has been issued By Mr. Col
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p.,e Of Ep,rr lB, whom End Ml. and Nos. Artiee. W:

SPECIAL RETURN OF MERCHANDISE WEIGHED.
From From
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-16
THAsK You.

The Junior, who has been 90 very anmus.
log" 10 the noble Macbeth Of the Spirf,
nakss bis best bow, With tbs ~sublimss.'
Differences, add begs 10 assure The "aobIs
Thsns" Of bic Bost gracious renenbranoe.
Sheald ouT friend Macbeth, in the moment
Of inspired enthasiasm, have che temsriig
10 Rsssors elsynores With some gallant
AsSdus dusisg chs present saBvsss, the
jpeior hopes Il win b bis good forsuus 70
witness The beat" ssd Be- also Hamussdn
Il Is due also, e fraak.nsss 10 cay, ,has
she jaRior appreciates ihs good astursa his
~, "dght 'sn 20 che last" lie hopes 70 81
able At some future day" 70 lissss. spsll.
bossd, - 'he fiieynsEflv "sablissi' q.
fesieas q bin, vbe.s b.,sls efy SO,
s-Ssu-s's - A. isat s,ss s,ss.. -. s-s..s 3
Yet, saoss bee.fsa ihvissitiliiy hssslsssdy
svaPoFalsa Tote thia alf
-FUTFiSo Tfs fsW's T6 aIaurn.y
This l., Il seems, eomnou pbrsse. sad
'oms'inss ~ sssu~sd pFerogsiivs u Iss.
lees, hsstaaaliss right brtvlsrs
The qulsl SD order o. or loun va q,
last sigh, vsst, disiarbsd and shocked 81
~ oossuss n = usosly cfsv oh a bssds, >
Pos ths ne 81 as us sassot zee re reason
vhy sust o0odses ssoala hsi IA sisrBIy r.
botsl ty iss sitlssos, ssd ~ ea.sa.w
paaishsd V tts sEisst 81 lba ~
Il mailsrF aot Vie ssrs he oEsaders--
salEos q % 80, ibss Il Hs kesu, IL sosls
ngt stasgs oar opiaiss % dstss us irosa "a.
pressing Il
he soto q fssi Bboys - Shss sssry
nsa 10 shis soasuy bss Ne rlshi q e. ).
be gissssa'--sbsaia noi - persisted - STA
saod Il asy e0apanity. ed nsfits . ear
Fseiiys y lss
sysisg.Elsas = ~. D-sssss. y a..,.,...
go e. a. - rats q - - f.s-,s.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-16
rosTUsE Eavoss TnE ssavE,

Trsmphssi and EIOriOas suocessi II. bess-
iisul prize Of 90 900 irsrn YES -osa sith- Lsety
add Popuiar LOsiesJ Agvsey Of . Savoy q Co
Meaningless ID. C. 90 the ID Of Apdi. 10 worthy
Young M-easste 10 UnionIovn, Kestueky.-
Thess famous prize seller. also .oid On TIE tsh Of
April the hss.i-ens pStr< of - 90 10 cs.iouasr
10 Harrisburg. Pa. We have heard 80 noeA Of
the Errs, luck that NJ Savoy q Co have 10 sci.
ling prires. test we suggest 10 all 81 car resesr,
Who wsai Doney. 10 drop an osder 10 rAsir tar f.
med Oeee. See the splssdid schemes advertised
In this paper By the~ gsaiIsnss. ssd Try 700,
laek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-16

The Nstiossl IsssIligssssr, always veil
pssts& Il psIIsisai hissssy. exposes With the
slsarssss s<iighs issslf The igsorssss u one
~ We Ds.ossstis prists on Ne subjeet Of
he aissribssios Of shs sarpiss revenues
aooas The States II IL shown to have
bssa - eot Sod co.'s Democratic measure,
sad shs tern dspssiss,' instead Of dis,ri-
tsts,' uss ssly used a. device 70 Whip
.se Ass:i resna shs s.ans' ssns Of tia
virgisis Democracy aaset to Be very ipdig.
sass ~ sbs idss Of receiving the land money
from tAs Nasioesl Treasury, ba. not one of
sAsn hes ever Jet proposed TO pay back the
leo sizfisns ssd .psesrds received under
The dspesits cot Of 1896. Ipdssd, when
whis proposed in the Legislature, some
Zen ysGrs ago, 70 return the amount aud
thereby purify sbs eoauosweai,h, the Dem.
eersts laughed q, the proposition, and il
failed % matter Of course.
Bat The rejection Of the forty thousspd
dollar fund vas hold up - IN instance Of
ssif-dssyiag virtue worthy Of everlasting
soansuers.iea. They made the Old Do
niaica play the part Of prads when . small
temptation wss offered, bu, continue to this
day 70 bold on 70 the larger bribs. What can
BE- thoeshs Of sssh hypOerhyI The deb,
- he Nsiional Treasury Is no, even report
ID among the liabilities Of Virginia, al.
tkesgh Il was accepted under condition,
Look ss the votes IN precisely similar
measure which passed the House Of Repre-
ssatasiyes - the lsst session sir Virginia
Democrats, and ave from North Carolina !;
sad this, tso, in company with large NUM-
Der Of The leading Black Republican,
Wha, b 70 that Democratic sifrontsyy will
ses approve or eeadsnn, scsordiss 20 the
varying vhins Of the horri