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Every variety Of HARD AND SOFT GOALS from tn,
most approved mnes kept clean dry from RAIN and
SNOW at the lowest cash prices Full weight guaranteed
l.. ", LEISENRING.
siG+m No. l2J North Howard street
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By THE JAsoS.-The following paragraph which
appears in the New York papers as part of the news
brought by the steamer Jason at ST. Johns, was
not telegraphed to this city:
twas denied that France seeks any indemnity
from Sardinia for the expenses of the war and the
denial is accompanied by the statement that she
merely asks for the payment of the advances made
BY her to that power
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So much progress has been made by the Massa-
chusetts Legislature in erecting the proposed sta
Tue 10 Horace Mann, to determine the names of
.ne parties to whom the grant shall be made, and
W sete on the proviso that the statue before cree
Iloh, must pc approved BY the Lepislatnre ~
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ARRIVAL OF TIE REMAINS OF THE LATE UNITED
STATES MINISTER TO PARIS.-Contrary to expecta
ton, the remains of the late Judge Mason late
United States Minister to Paris arrived at this port
on the steamship Ocean Queen, last Monday even
ing, from Havre The body remains on the steamer
Tor the present it being the intention of the family
to forward it to Virginia tomorrow by the steamer
\ or ktown. 1t was intended to send the remains
by the AragO, but rapid passage was de-
termined On.-N y Post. Oct %
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A SPLENDID GIFT.
iONLY Fifty CENTS
For large size LIKENESS beautifully coored and in
case.
ONE DOLLAR ONLY. FOR A WHOLE SIZE PHOTO
GRAPH.
kenesses for sending in letters any part of the world
without extra postage.
The above chear and finest Pictures in the world are
only made at
YOUNG'S TEMPLE OF ART,
23l Baltimore street, corner Charles
o2O lover Canfield's JeweIry Store)
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r z D U z d r fl T ES.
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital slO,OOO,OG0
EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
~ NO CHARGE FOR Policies %a
Policies issued on short risks, and FULL RETURNS OF
PREMIUM MADE FOR TIME NOT USED.
Losses adjusted and paid at this Agency.
Policies issued without consulting the Parent Office
s5OOOO invested in New York as indemnity to American
Policy Holders.
This Company, NOW DISCONNECTED WITH ALL Ia
RIFFS OR COMBINATIONS, ready take risks in single
lines of 100000 less at lower have accepted
for many years.
The undoubed strength of the Company with its large
Capital of slOOC00O0 and the INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY
OF IT'S SHAREHOLDERS for all losses, to the full extent
Of thsir private fortunes, affords sufficient protection to
the insured.
Persons wanting Insurance Stocks of Merchandise
Warehouses, Furniture Dwelling Houses and other Insura
BILE Property, Vessels the ways orn the habor will find
our rates greatly reduced.
REFERENCES IN BALTIMORE
Kirkland, Chase & Co, A. Murdoch & Co.
F. ". Bruno Il Sons, WeisenfeId Co,
lowering & Co, Wyman Byrd Il Co,
r. Fl. r. Tucker, Woodward, Bawin L Co,
Turnbu, Slade Co, Rice, Chase Il Co,
Euval Keighler Co.
VIM F. MURDOCH, Agent
Nm l.. MONTAGUE, JR, Secretary. o2l colin
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FINE Com w ,rCurc on ATT Dysc,,,r,o,,

FINE GOLD WATCHES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
ONE Of the most splendid assortments of WATCHES in
this country is to be found the subscribers am CON
stanty receiving Watches from England, France and
Switzerland and will sell the rate for rstclas
Watches.
GABRIEL p. CLARK,
Importer of Watches and Jewery Manufacturer of Silver
Ware wholesale and RETAIL of Cavertand Water SITS
Baltimore.
n. B.-Spanish Silver Coin wanted. sol If
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FORM TICKET

M
IY FORM TICKET.
W.
STATE SENATOR.
ADAM pENlTEAD,
F5RNH39GGItsI \ 5tT4nMNG EI
R fs4Ht 4 4 G29PE&
Libraries,
5 HE4EFE ( STT&SS$KK BITITP
WWI VIII Y GGoHbTT9GN$;s
STATES 177orrrr
JOHN il. Tii6NAS.
sHf iG5Fp q B B II ,SE2 Cry.
'''Ai Il / NAhNEh'
JUDGES 6 OF TIE ORPHANS, COURT
STERLiNG TH0MA$
CHARLES HOWARD,
CLERK CIRoRIT B GGgFE or I RHs FP CITY
Cry Srrvrvop
o2StE OWEN B0UIbIN.
1P REFORM MEETING IN THE FOURTH
Rat BaG e, Box and are opposed voting and desire
d Toser saI enjoy the elective franchise
the a o %iG earnestly INVITED to attend meeting at
18Th 81 6san and g6 F Ss
n TRENDS oil the cause will be present address
It - : COMMITTEE.
y AID 10 THE POOR OF BALTIMORE
- The Baltimore Association
he friends poor WIDOW IG aRG Sre erG to ta tho
DIV dN We fhoGEhpS 9F THE CITY RAILWAY, on the
nay OF us opening SATu RDAY NEXT 29th instant have
e Sffn % mks S to IL the Society
kind and gentlemanly Conductors of the rna @ 9 ne
to o5! E5s more than the ordinary e s fss
lFP TENTH WARD REFORM MEETING =
~ TIE Fg4 85P e Ts%$ %a5d T
E ha betIyeen Gay and Holiday streets on THIS
aaS2 ENlN' the 62 2Sh IT. Rs2pt r 4 Ps@Sk
ASYLUM FOR THE BLIND.
FOR TIE RETFFrT M, r4 ri r F. 4, I e w -
At THE BB5EIH 4RL A65fLUN OF THIS
The Fair will be given by the Ladies s of t the regt 9 R
of this noble institution The PatTcna 40 of the
W An adin'r,oa ND kEfORM MEETING
the Third Ward will he held % + e gnGs OF REFORM of
On WIZ ~ ETdays EVENING and on MONDAY and TT ES
~, TTIIbfI - - 100 o2s3tt
W. who are friendly to the election Of wa
PRESTON to Congress are invited to attrd r.
GREFS fa n a5 qe d 6nsey cGNTR AxESU
Mr. Preston aud o ~ NENT 18th October
meeting " ''ASe VIII "uureS S- Jhe
FY JOINT REFORM MEETING Tim
general in csn 18TH tn and T goth Ward RsOrm will hold
halfpast o'clock, at MOUNT VERNOV IA I'm, ~
by IL Pitts Es and other Ga5sS WI be
o2T % '7 '''e" SPe"acFS'
-, - = ; -; 80 :
~ AIN11f VE TiTi1 " L. MNAoIu M-AI The
ing officers were elected for the ensuing YEAR ''e
Vce Prntide1tEFGGS " No a St Paul
S'E Secrctarv-u uRppvv, AN &C, " a..
Treasurer-N G. PENNTN l w m Y street
CHAs, F MAYER of P4IKEyC &c . & IT,,
| \ 7. CAMPBELL, No 3i6 W Baltimore street
AREY No. Ia " Pfaf Sre s,ro up stairs
| W.CARVFT, II tJI 20 : o., I'm. ore street.
pprsC ,Cyr;r6 ;r,r
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THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
Agent,
IS and a. Second street.

We WOULD SUGGEST TO THOSE OF OUR READERS
who in want of a REALLY SUPERIOR Cook SToyE to
call upon
MEssRs. ROBBINS & Co.,
sc and 4S Light street,
And examine their celebrated
MARsHDANK FULTON,
For Wood or Coal This Stove better reputation rom
the hundreds who have tried it, than any other within the
scope OF our know ledge and certainly deserves it. Call and
it, c-eotf
rs SYRUP OF MANY HERRs-A REMEDY FOR
affections of the THROAT AND LUNGS and for the pre-
monitory symptoms of consumption.
This extract for the first time offered to the public hav
ing been used as domestic remedy during
TWENTY YEARS.
1t has been known to effect in Consumpve cases
when the usual remedies had been tried in vain, and the
skill and science of physicians exhausted.
For sale at J. V. d. STEWARDS
corner of Hanover and Camden streets,
o25-eolm Wholesale and retail
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A forged check, on Robert Bonner of the n. Y.
Ledger for 3l26, passed at the counter of the
cier whoever he was, managed the Job adroitlv. On
first presentation of the check he was told that as
he was stranger, it was necessary he should have
voucher. Thereupon, taking the check, which
was made payable to the order of another party,
the stranger departed returning in few moments
with the endorsement of Robert Bonner upon it.
The money was then paid, by Mr.. Briggs, the
cashier, in bills of the denomination of SiOO and
500. As soon as the fraud was discovered the po-
lice were notified, but the rogue and the money
alike are non est inuentus
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PIANOS PIANOS
NUNS & CLARK'S
AND STEINWAY & SONS
GOLD MEDAL PIANO-FORTES,
Constantly receiving fresh supplies Of the above ceebrat
ed Pianos acknowledged be the hest in the United
States.
ORGAN HARMONIOUS, for Churches, Sunday Schools
or the Parlor prices $5 75 100 100 Organ Harmonious
with two banks Of keys, 5000 $3.50
81 SECONDHAND PIANOS: PIANOS EXCHANGED
TUNED, REPAIRED AND RENTED.
F. H. BENTEEN,
No. 10 North Charles street.
oI4-tf and so W Favat+a 81
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BEWARE DE Detection.

DEWATE OF UECEPTTON'
There is no sole rcre agent sale of the Kind
OF Coal heretofore SoF by Tie Baltimore Coal CoBipaRy
and k'ot0n as GENUINE BALTIMORE COMPANY Coal. ANY
such pretensons fraud and dec ption We caution con.
sumers against buying interior article under the old
trdds marx, and invite attention to the following;
WLEEsBARRE, Pa, June c, 1859
hereby certify that have mined, prepared shipped
all the Coal sold by the Baltimore Coal Company in the CITY
OF Baltimore and elsewhere for the past % years up to Sep
tember 1851 and the Coal am sending GROVE MIL
LER CO. and Others Baltimore precisely the same
KIND OF Coal from the vein, and fully equal to any
shipped hv me for the Baltimore Coal Company, whom
have now connection am answerabe for the cha
ract-r of their Coal since S.r,elnbar 1857
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ROOFING 4! RooFlNG RooFING ~
Economy, Durability ard Security.
Wauen's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND COMPOSITIONS RooFING
Unrvaed by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEoUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED EVERY CLIMATE
Forfurther information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. 2 Jarvis Building, cor. North and
'y2Su Baltimore streets, Baltimore
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%
Yards-N. W. Paca and German streets; Howard
above Franklin street. Office 81 Second opposite Town
Clock scot D9o
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Weare prepared deliver any quantities the above cee
brated COAL also Medium Free Burning and Cumberland
Goals at the lowest prices Orders respectfully solicited and
satisfaction warranted
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WEDDING PRESENTS
R.CAMPBELL
New JEwELRT, WATCHES, CLOCKS
J.&R. CAMPBELL.
BEST QUALIFY ALBATA WARE
JAR. CAMPBELL
FINE FANS, SCARF PINS
JAR. CAMPBELL.
MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER WARE
JAR. CAMPBELL
PLATEDTEA SETS, TEA KETTLES, URYs WATERS
j. &R. CAMPBELL.
SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS, VEST CHAINS
J. & r. CAMPBELL,
OPS lW 227 Baltimore street
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WooD WooD II WooD!!l
SAVE 20 PER by buying your at Office of City
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET.
slo-H JAMES II. JOHNSON.
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Economy! ECoNoMY!!
DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at Office OF CITY Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. 3 NORTH STREET.
E-Slptf JAMES H JOHNSON
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To o at tSn,l ~ oa M
already svnI ad sIit o. oscit S. rs
Nan ~ " 0''' N'N'"' nv "oo'
~ o>r- -
D.,,.-
n 0,,-1nOo>r r., -. ~ ,e, ,,,,,,o,,, ,
-, ~ - - i|A'' i'f-'iO' f'O Hoh Tie
' w. - v VI 49,, "
NB.-Gas Fixtures at reduced prices o7Imr
TINE 1ABLE CLAhET-AnoInef supply received
by GREEN & YOE, SO Baltimore street j27tf
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gIsaraltG Companies.

BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE. C0WDTYy
IL L19 ~ IT-ABlLSHED UPWARDS OFUATF CTXTnp1
This Conenr r Fls fH23 10 AND WATER STRFETS
BY FIRE, in the city country on The ro iS DAMAGD
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FINANCIAL AMO CONNER ClA3
WEDNESDAY, August lO-e P -

| WEDNESDAY, August 10--6P
The Geographic summary of the Araha's ne whoa
arrival at Halfsx nnoun;e1 this morning, is not Of
much importance in financial point of view Money
in active demand a, London, and "a per vas
the minimum rate for good bills The bullion in the II.
Of England had decfeAaed $3.50 600 Consos are quote
917s e5 for money, and e5l5 953z for the g,
count. Cotton was firm at tripg ADVANCE with s,le,
during the week Of 400 bales. Bfeadstufs were IN
changed
The Europa, which sailed from Boston today took o3t
s250QO in specie.
The stock market was inactive usypl and p,bo Z
important char ge In prices except in Cleveland Toe
DO and Pacific Mail few lots Of the former rress
ed or the marst, and the price declined 20 I64 We
near OF nothing new in the affairs Of the oany T.
justfy This continued decline in The s.onk pac,A
vail was buoynnt, aud advanced 10 7o1. There is
rnmor IN he street to the effect that Commodore Van Ter
Dir mas exchanged hs two steamers, the Ua,e Sam apa
cores, nos on the Pacific, for the Adratc (Co.s ine,
aely purchased By the Pacific Mall COMPANY with The
undersiandng that he Ia to haul oil his com ettop NJ
thirg authentic, however, has been made public
State STOCKS nave not varied New York Central W p.
called, dividend of, the oicia announcement. ~
three per cent dvi'end payable the 2oth Inst l. go,
at 6sa 1925. Cumberland advanced 10 l3 with sa.s
Of one hundred shares Sales took place OF Norwich ard
"orceter stock at 4o-an advance on last quotations
ne Juy earnings OF this road show Improvement OF
so,o2l IS, when compared with those of the came
month last year. Michigan Central first mortgage
boncs sold at S5-a decline OF two Der Ger.
On the latest sale Erie shares remain steady .,
The first mortgage bonds sod ct so-a decline Of Q
me nds Tor the fourth mortgages were per cent behe
on' Without leadog TO any sales rhe quotations. were
10 ~ Tor the seconds, SO 20 60 for the thirds SO 70 an
Oi e Iophs, and 10 10 20 for the convertible b1oJs
the appointment OF tho present Secretary Of the ro.f Il,
me te'eSershp appears to give general satisfaction
inc statement which give bAIo~ OF the busjness or
me company for the six months ending 3ls, March 1859
tEoNs let ealnss Curing that period Of 500 oSo AZ
ms 10 better than was generally expected an,
bafdy Justbes The colfsc OF the President in sl,oa
ing the lrst mortgage % remain unpaid.
AT the second board Pacific Mail advanced n 20 and
Cevehhd anu Toledo to II. Cumberland relapsod N
M TIE maik.t closed steady at inc foo.ipg nno,a
ions Efsoan &C. S214 Tennessees, s5a{ Canton. l7<
Cumberland, III; Pacific Mali, Is a TO- New YORK Cen
ual, Go% Erie, b; HUDSON River 50 Harlem prefer
red 3i;6; Reading, 49,; Michigan Central Il; Michigan
aoUtasrL guaranteed 9o1l Panama, 1l4I: Illinois Cen
rs 6at; Golonn and Chicago, GS5S Cleveland aud Tole
CO. ~; Rock Island, eG<, and iLo.s Cenr. Is s4H
So
''l'y sbsje esser cal b.. the rstes r1r PAPER
''"19 hn E)hcg i9 Doing g Jet in e4c4a1se f9r the
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Arrivals and Departures,


Fer Richmond, IN the steamship Roauoke-B Haigl G A.
? snAe-, Nr Jyhue1n aad lacy, Esrrct o haInos-s.
Mrs Marsh, l. Ia or. Mr. ing az lady, Grant
slston, oil bi.s j. lin edd O'Counor O PAU
ton siss " abpeY. H Iuteroh, hiyes, II B,v.rs
WA Johr trd lady Mss l. Miss = nledsoe
Brown SLd lady Mss C A WORKMAN Daouey 4ud lady
" ard, p trose l. TreadTsy Mas Lacy X Steele
b. twenty in the ttsersee
for Chsre,ton, IN steamship saIions Ryde EdwsId Gill
m fh Ffeso hesrot Chas Palmetto lsdy chlt r.9
and ilfau, Cans, yobu Saer Ihtseiscke, Is 5rie-
ard b6y, sieins. Niss Droode, Craig and lads
hWp ii Lyon. = Cater, james Rel eY, N GuiaId. II
GoAe boeerts Sr aea'Ss Steiner, Auxss.b, drs
ven, Jsnes EryCD Lr 3 smith ssecs VIZ IN an
lacy, Downing A G stevens d Bishop, q otdway,
N IL tie
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HEALrn OF New ORLrANs-Two CAsgs or

HEALTH OF New ORLEANs-Two CASES OF
Yellow FkyER - The Board Of Health reports 40 de,.r
dur ing the week ending yesterday a nsos theee
Do'e TWO deaths ny yellow fever both reported
by iLe ply eciaD; is IisnDao, % ye4s Old
sno had been residing in toa CITY tor years
BAG consequently paeeed through SEVERAL epi1emlcs
Guiding The terrible sumner Of 1853; the al
l. sh womsp; the report uot show long
been resdIg here The 6oara will investigate the fast
Not single case OF yellow fever hiss occurred
Charity Hospital, % the physiciaus who st ina.
l'sh'uon report any IN their nu.si practice II tho
two feshs ted resy from yellow fever, Which
Is ii questioned, they two isoa.ed cases. ard
way a,mp'omaAc Of an epidemic-Nsuo Orleans Picay-
M.
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~ 10 the ex.c STATE OF The weather 81 1srrs Ma
t,dus and amps riAs may be sSie t. Sol' the awful
problem "vi nat sra, ~es r.
ot,ey no excuse ,gr omrtpg an; pAtic ST. Tention %
the email rcandss that have been c cuat mere for the
pas, week, and which elsewhere ~oud D'vsr DO heard
~ Isnsn. @, that they their Orgiu fly n the in
ven,iva faculties OF broken down ltIyI IVA, ~bD
.o,ev mt 10 II for material wberswi'h e. up the
bcte PUTS which are re'isd upon t, s.e 10 BoaAset
Kan
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Port OF New YORK., August ~, 1885,
ULEARED

CLEARED
Steamship Marion Foster Charleston spoHord, rpeson
steamship Roanoke. ooash. Norfolk. kcLudlam Helm
steamship Thomas SWAMI Ramssy Baiinore--H crOn'-
sh,p Tar wtr.. senn.is New oresn.. " 7 Frost
esi, 9 eesd'. Brown, lisbon: I eager
BAL S%gr ~, D1sns sSSsushe-Th9s Lanes
BIZ Agianr va q. frre-rs-J Ss~r'n,.
Snss Prrcsss soy a. aisrs Bsrnada-srHh Jones' %
srg hsrI e. nsinsop sbe iian-s S a. In son.
f s,s' sa S.s; Pr. s%ss &
schI Ksseec, org, Jscssor yile7T HM-yhe~.
ssSr ! Jsnr,,on Ellis salem : Master
ssr s s Rs:s's SSs:s m1As H,:S
s,eop Oregon Rhode, p,oydsn,e Master
sloop Opera sa,terly, New haven master
ARRIVED
Brig Bonspsrte Stewart Sacsas, dsaa With lahs, to
sIs Allan. Ecker. Rosa.u; for PASSPORT g., ....
shr Ger TIA, america f RoSt ny Elddsa Cardenas ug
Tg i. 70 mas Sid IN company win brig Model Dow
schI Leweeu Savannah days. with cotton.
scSr I i Abbot. sni H. Baltimore, sa,.
ssbr Nathaniel Lsnk. semnng freaeFrs. Eel, for stsm
sesr Genuine. irey, PASSPORT sasy.
8 r. IL @sese; sst snail . snism days DA''
SeSr Sonssn Hvssne Frased bo.tsa og ssssug.
scbr kDsn holman Adams. New Hedf I'd. days.
sthr Charles 81 my. kurr,, Fell River 2days.
Schr ohU Oliver, Saunders, Fall river, days.
s. ID hartford NTH hartford dsys
Sioop FYant In, Butt Ne~ bed ord. days.
Sleep Mount Hope Sullivan TeurOn
sIoop Oliver kmts Mnrr'son, Taunton.
fGop Gen Kcsauth Hayden, Lynn, days.
Sloop Glide, spnsll Fort JeBerrop 2 days
Stss -ostrp. eellew Ph]sdelobis
sesmer kltaiross JONES Providence.
The Br scbr Advance from NDdso-, s. with plassr, "a
anchored 81 RAerB laland
BELOW.
Barb Restless Lothrop from -,
Brig Jeese Rfynss, from Sagua Both By pilot boat Mary
Taylor.
Brig Ns5 atsl a. from Cuba.
Brig Typhoon from Cuba.
One Ahip,
SAILED.
Steamship Ne, lon. Charleston; Roanoke Norfolk a., ship
Thornton, Liverpool.
Wind during the day 8.
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Tbs SONS or tiaitn.



JAMES GoRDoN BENSEI, ESQ
DEAR Sis-A short time since you pl3lishsd IN your
paper Invitation, rather copy Of one Which goa
lad received 10 ysls ST. Paul, 4ith lodge % tue Sn.
&C Malta 10 your IomaTks the order 20 st2tsd y
ge thai 10 America there should be suCh
ely Of "dslk lantern ssaooiaJops.n We q dark
lantern association; bavs published repeatedly the
action CT conventions. Nor do conceal tue
objects OF our order. 9. r.. jay, Gracd 'sr-istcb,
n
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The Wheeling Intsihgrcer Of august gsys:--
On sonday Of last week Levy Court for THE coun
", hsvts been suaDote1 "A plTsuaDCe Of perenp.ory
nIpdsmua from me Circuit Court, the SUI OF Ger an
bonobolters met and by refused to levy fos
tie %! neht Of be nteret due and becoming GER
tain oords Of ne county issued 10 the Bempdeld Railroad
Conttpy. Aer tLls TIE EseisLates sOnrl0uej t5
apear Gu Saturday last al the Court House for me pn
pore OF rtcopt iSe,pg the vote Accordingly Sur3 y
tie msss a'es az embed and her argument from
unset and considerable Conversations debate MOI
little confusion among the magistrates, the Gaane- waH
sesio taken fer bral decision. order read for
the intoJnatiop OF the Court and the public to tine
effect that the magistrates make the leey for the
payment OF tEoEe Claims upon which perenptofy n,sn
csDps were Issued, Of their ogn judgment
or free viii, but solely because Of til. wsts of
rocnosnus. vote was then witch TIE
above UIo erstsudpg, and resulted ia tie, wocu was
equivalent 10 defea At this stsge of tie proceedings
another ist ATE entered the being sker
upon the hrst five csrs which grrs of m1ndamus
were i.sueo, Including tdose OF WirsioS Lsner Co.
vas IA IN favor ard 10 sganst making the levy Chs
vote was taken IN pursuance OF toe order TO which
nave before ALLUDED. Tee question
trey upon TIE constructor o. the law regard 10 The
majority necessary 10 mako the levy. Some OF the
yes contend that u tskes majority Of al the magistrates
Ia 'be county, fbty one IL number, While otaers
ihsg majority of the magistrates present Ia stuff
cert The proceedtrge We thought very irregular
AID 1t war With some difficulty h9. tue magistrates
ht seves could cone 10 proper and clear Understand
:rg of ihe bUfirees IN bgnd. We presume tue whole
Ter will 20 the Court Appeal. TO- nel adiuajca
non An oder psseed previous to the adjournment
OF tee curt Authorizing the Sheriff 10 pay oveT 20 81.
IS,cb the sum o. I've huUdfe6 Glldrs o. used
fence ot ne cCubty N The con.empla ed suits
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Gay COMMERCIAL REPORT

-, WsDNElDAY, Angus, l0--Gp. "
0Ac atd ~ Iesrls stbMc
fthAls''tfS tl0IF ihe market was sQain heavy ami
!o@ey cuscaiy Tor medium and good graoes or state
aud WettID erands. The salcs footed 40 about oOGo
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


BEEF CATTLE.
Tue arrivals OF beef cattle again been very hssyv
and ha quality being ony fsirish limited demand pro
vsiIed a. ali the yards Notwithstanding the very large
number offered az tho Washington drove yard brokers
nisted st weeks prices and the Gales in the ea,y
pa If tho day q. about those raes hut brosers
were unable 10 maintain a frune at previons quo
tstons thoue bout The week the butchers, being
hard pessed, could easily TiLltfs| from me market
uut The next week. they with few exception, having
NIL ~eeks supply now on hsno. In view of facis
the market neavy ana irregular during the whole
sud but Jew saee curing the after day
~ shout oc for the beet selections We quote all kinds
foDewhst lover, an0 &c just quotations accordingly.
Ibe quality Of the offerings vac only fair, almost the
TIE supply being ordinary, with and thea full drove
o. Inferior fcslawBes which disposed of n very
~ rates. The demand fined nrst class cattle
during The carly hours, Which very scarce so1
in come nsanc at 1923; bat towards afternoon and
durUs the after part o! Tue day became general
apo brokers' NANTES cd disposition 70 press sales ever
next week 18th every prospect of another large supply
a. that trDe-a large lumber OF cattle being
klown to be N reserve for the make. g, thai
tine The range Of prices TO day from &C. to 80.
for Inferior, sc. 10 91ac for COMMON TO ordinary.
and 91sc 10 lee i01c. for good 10 prime, with o1iy
fey RAGS az the orute price. A. BrcRnipg's, Cnau1
bel and OBrien's there but few cattle Oh sale
and prices acre qnoed ahove The sales st Bergen
all on to-day amounted 20 2i3 read, moving to NeH
York city butchers The total receipts all the yards
ioy tie week ard ast week we're follows
RcShinston Tad Bromnin9s Cia1lJeIlia's. O'Byies's
ibis week. 1926 81 % Al
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RECEIPT y NV YORK A'5D EHIB RAILROAD.
The ~ pH1G be report Of l7e sock over tar road
'es.ned Tor The New York market, for The week endpg
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