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FROM PETERSBURG.

Petersburg. Dec. s.--1he main body Of
the ensms's raising column are IN the Vi.
cinity Of Jsrret,'s, thirty miles south of
this city. Fighting has been going On
there 10 day, but the result Is nor ascer..
tanned.
Our forces hold Bellfed. and the bridge
is strongly guarded. The enemy destroy.
ed Sussex Court House ON the rout. aad
seized horses and cattle ever, where.
despatch was resolved IN this city on
Saturday, by Gov. Vance. We learn, which
stated that the enemy aa,l been met al Bel.
field and repulsrd, and we're flying before
Grn. Wade Hampton. Who vas ln'Iull pur
suit. The ouly damage repor,ed done b.
the enemy was The burning Of the Ware
hsuse AT Belfeld.-EDs. CONFEDERATE.
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speech in North Carolina. to conscribe
State officers and toimpress and arm our
slares-objects unconstitutional and tend
ing if affirmed 10 fasten upon US an iron
despotism, intolerable in a land in which
liberty is biethright. The Reporter re.
grets that from his imperfect notes and
more imperfect recollection, he 10 unable
to present fuller and more faithful outline
1T Mr.. Fowle's remarks. He but express
es the general desire in hoping they will
soon be published ia full.
Mr.. Shepherd addressed the House IN
reply 10 Mr.. Powle, "ppSing the passage
of the resolutions.
On motion Of Mr.. Carter. the further
consideration Of the special order was then
postponed until II o'clock. A, VI. to NOR.
row.
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Aillshdgaugb Rssuratr.
HILLSBORoUGH, N. C.
Wednesday, December Il, 1864.

Es~ respectable portios Of our Subscribers have
been punc,ual payers from the beginning another
portion thsugh not Puncaa, have made good their
payments in The end To both OF these classes wa
tender our sincere thanks. But considerable nun.
Der are new subscribers who.psld for six months or
e year. and the periods for which they paid. some d
them have expired and others about expiring, and =
We have heea compelled 70 advance considerably lie
price 81 The Recorder. i proper that .en.
quesied 10 make immediate payment, and those Dc.
.rns ts do to lhrir subscription. Altar the
6rss Of January nert we must adopt tho cash system,
all contemporaries have done, and discsn,inue
the paper when the time paid for hsseIpired.
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THE FIGHT AROUND BrLFTsi.p.

refrrsburg. Dec. il.-rhs enemy Al.
lacked or inrsrs al Hleksford On PriL.r,
and vas sigually rspal.rd. Yesterday
morning he retresled aud w.s closely pur.
sued by sar cavalry. During The rr,rsst
the enemy's fspk VAS sssetsi Time. .Iutk
bv orr forces. Who II il believed did much
execution and capturd number of pri.
soner.. The ene'ns IL thnaeht 10 b. -.
tarning diseomhtted TO .uf front. having
bsea successful on, 10 r.bsing citizens u
Sussex cauniy. 4 division Of The enethy I.
infan'ry. with cavalry, sdsaneed upon aar
right yesterday. but were handsomely
dnssn back With the To-. II frw prisla-
rrs and one killed and Wounded.
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FROM RICHMOND.

Richmond. Dec. l0--'fhe evening whir
says. Ia spite of SNOW. ram and mud, there
are strong indicatisns this morning Of nc.
tive operations on the lines beIaw Rich.
mend. Our forces were in liae ai battle.
The enemy were driven from their extern
" works On sur LETT this morniug.
kichmnnd, Zee. 1.-THE Atari IN the
lines b-lnM Richmond srsterda, sss onlv
Reconnaissance by Gran, upon Longslreet' /,
lines results unimporlaut.
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0sYIcI,I. FRoa GIN. LEE.

Riehmont. Dee. il.-ln stIicial trlr.
gram from General Lee. Yesterday. ,a,s
Hampton, after diving the snsnr'. cl,al-
~ upon hi. infsn,rS On the allrruoon Ut
tic 9th. reerOs.sa Nouosay AMI reached
Brl6eld At dayligh, Yesterday. 10 the at
lernoan 'he eneny attacked hi position
but we,r successfully resisted. Thsnsrn.
INK the cr,m, i. rrpar,ed retiring aad
Hampton following. lie bridge o,cr lsr
Nrh.rrn 49,. saved. Our loss - Ar A.
snaau. snail. file garrison under Gar
nett and thr Reserves behaved we'll,
About poun yesterday tie hrst di,i.lo1
second corp, Of lhp enemy. supporting
their ca,slry. forced back eur cavalry
pickets on the Vaughan Rad south ni The
Appomat,os snd advanced towards Din.
0iid,e &. u. To-day our cavalry, rein.
forced ~ iuianiry. dove then back aero"
Harpsr's run, capturing lev prIsoser'
and 70 establishing our lines.
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NORTHERN NEWS.

Richmond. Dee. Northern Ps?er'
81 Tie 9th received.
The latest Nashville telegram y dates
the llh.
No change in the military situatio' y
reported. s,u
Prisoners state that Gems. Gi.t, STAB
and Grahbuay we're killed u franklin' aus
Gen. Scot, wa. wounded. !,
MurfrcesborOush bridge aad part "
Chattanooga are safe. -
The destruction Of rebel property 70 -
ciIi,a,e the dciences Of Nashville was !"
mense. -
James Watson Webb. Minister y 70
III, has assured the Brazilian gosernmsa'
thai the capture Of The Florlta was , .na
thorized by the government Of the ~; ~.
States, and that all reparatirn whlen
tice exae,ed, will be very freely ohsrrI
Yankee Congress assembled 90 M"na ,:a
In the Hoase credentials were Pfes',a"
by eve representatives from Lsu'. .:.m.
.nd referred 10 the eeersiu.ssa s'se"''''
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,dence Of the purpose Of the people 10 maintain *.
integrity Of the Union. In The conclusion he saw. b.
will not retract ormodfy hisemancpaiion procl.m,.
ton, and in stating single condition Of peace ha
means simply to say that will cease on the o,,.
Of the United States government whenever il shan
have ceased On the par those who began il.
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The vote Cor Gosernor,-The to Hea.

8 COW ened ia the conmou. Hall on THURSDAY u,
j, soapl,s and eoun, the vote. ior Governor. Th.
whole aumler lsi wu T2.3o5. o. which ZsbuIon d.
vance received 57s75. and ". w. HOLDEN II. lJ..
Gov. Vance having received a naJo4y Of The votes,
vi. declared duly eIreisi Governor Of The Sac d
Moth ca,olini IL i've ye.rs tom Tue hrsl Of Janu.
ary noIi.
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The Hon. Thomas s.Ashe, Of Arson. wa. ON
Thursday last eleele BY 'bs lss.aIu's 70 the Con.
tolerate States Senate Tor siI year from the 2.nd Of
February, 1850. 10 succeed Mr.. DoRca. whose term
will then expire. Dr. Ashe was an eAnos. Hsnr,
Clay Wing and supporter ol The old Uuion - long
a. lasted. and Is nov, we believe. lees earnest
supporter o. the Confederate csu~. We haze known
N. Ashe from hi. boyhood. and admired him Tor hi.
courteous manes and hi, SEEDING in,s gu,,, and
think !. Tor eonsralDlsiton that Que closely
allied IN principle and feeling to Gov. Graham.
thin. he Is. viii be cent 10 the SENATE a. ti.eo,d
tutor.
C.R rhOmu.. Esq, Of carsSei, The present chisI
Clerk Of The senate va. elected Secretary II State
The votes were. ~ w. Thona. 81 for q. II. Fan.
bault n. sc4ilfrins2.
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CnNGREss.

Bill has passeI ne ssails authorizing ibe trans.
mission u newspapers d soldiers tie po.lsss.
A b,ll aso pa,.sd for ihs enpI.y rnsii, II III
Tree negroes. and fry thousand a.,s. . sprk upon
baifeai,pn. aaj perform ohsr labor eoaneeisd nllh
Tue 1sfe,ace Of tas scunity.
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PROM THE VALLEY.

New Market. Dec. e.-Lieut. Bslor II
Tho ls,h Virginia Cavalry attacked Two
companies 81 the 2lsl New York cavalry
near Mrlsood on the ith. killed and cap.
tured forty. also captured thirty nine hor.
ses.
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yirsinia.-Ths General A.4aslr q stsisi

EIfginin.-The General Assembly u Virgins
convened ., Riebmonl 90 The ',b in.,sat Gov.
Smith, IN his message. P'c,ssl ss.irsl sols.bsj.ca
non bong pefmnted 10 walk sboei unmoir.,sl, and
urge, ia,s tho sn.gs ms's PopsliIion u ,hs state
M Be EMBODIED y, 'he purpose y cooperating IL
The great struggle; snd rstomn.snd, that L. IL
es.ssG y esupvl etiIsns " Virginia Ii foreign pan.
AZ fesIfn unboul delay under the penalty u cenh.
sstiOl q lhru property. lie diseu.se, The question
Of sa,pisgIsg nsSio troops, and ays:" For nv pan,
stsndn2 bsfOrs God and county lido not hesitate 70
ssy ara s1sb sh.bodej slaves iasy be necessary
yus ,ben ~ tho 6od 80 a to have them lssty ior
he ,fsns tsBpssn; even Il i resOlled Ia freedom
70 hoe 70 o,gani,ed.Y He recommends Tia, the
ssto bopow ihs gold Of the banks TO purchase Con-
fedefsts currency ., twenty for ohs-the gold % Be
returned q he end d The ws. lie also recommends
regulation y tie prices 81 ~ eomruOds, By lsw.
-..--.~-.-......-
Tue Federal Congress met Monday The 9Th ins,
The papers contain but nssg. outline u III,
Pie,ssnls Msssso. No says ILe public debt Of ID,
United s,sles Oh he IL, Of July last wss nearly cigh
teen h0JsrsJ aiiion. Of dollars. Henolisea The con
lihulbs, u the war win results which he regards q.
a,of,sn,. ssh ,ssomuends an smeDdmonl Of ID,
csu,'rutisn sbashipg slasefy ihfsughoul ,hs pnii
ID sls,si. hs refers 70 the iccenl election 40 ri
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Wednesday,, Deesnber =.

wednesday, Decsnber 7.
Atf2 o'clock, NJ. the House proceeded
10 consider the special order, namely, NE
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900 bush at 81 81 IS for No. mixed and 81 s6
eiss for No and old mixed, closing quiet Our tceaphe
dispatch received ts afternoon reports the receipts
bush. No. Spring Wheat In store sold at ~ o. Otnef
descriptions nominal. .,
HOfs-Thee no change notice in this staples holders
continue firm sdl8c for inferior to fair and 2od29c for
good to prize.
MOLASSES-Tbere has been little movement to-day,
but the particulars made public prices FIRM
PROvISlONS-A fair business has been done In FORK,
and early In the day the market h, but at the close
lower pcos accepted The sales on the pot are
and Gas for New Prime and for future delivery 5000 bb'
New Mess buyer July $40 Beef quiet but prices ar.
unchanged Sales Of 200 bb at $l9d SIS for Plain Mess and
S79d $50 for Extra do eIce Beef Is quiet at previous
prices Beef Hams neglected Cut Meats are In light re-
quest few lots Of Bagged Hams sold ut f2d23c Bacon
dull and nominal Lard wa. better early In the day but closed
dull and heavy Sales of 500 bbs and tcs at Sdlgtc FOL
No. ]; l8tdlsc for fair TO prime Steam and Kettle Ken
dered and 500 pkgs, buyer July and August, at l9tc
PETROLEUM-This market Is excited, prices continue 70
advance and the hmness Of holders check transactions
Refined in bond sold a5c the spot Refined free Of
duty the spot ssc 500 bbs do do buyers option TO
18th Of July lO 500 do do sellers option TO 10th OF
July. at sl Crude Is firmly held at SOC. on the spot.
HlCEA moderate demand still prevails at full pricesi sales
OF 500 bags Rangoon at l2ic.
SUGARS-No sales Of any Importance reported since
last Prices nomnaly unchanged. Refined are hrm
at soc. for Hards with small lots at higher figures
SPICESIhe demand continues fair and tu previous rate
arc obained sales of loo bales Cloves Gbc cases
Numegs, 81 8OdSl s.; 1900 mats Cassla. 8se. .
SEFDS-Coverseedi Is IN fair demand q. lst dfc Timothy
Seed is dull at $3d ss25 Rough farseed Is In de
mand at 80 65d 80 10 A. bush.
5000 n at i7aITic for Western and III d7ie for City
WHISKY 10 in less active demand, and prcrs arc lower
sales OF 900 bbs OF Isl 73G 81 II for State and 81 lbd 81 W
for Western closing al 81 II.
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,y,,,. C,ose n, tbe Po.t.Omc.,
TraYeleln, Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson X. T., o. Wsfreus' I. 10
tul, and4, ., and 1910 p. M. Sunday train from
To Albany by Harlem r. r., 18th e., 4ihav, iism
3cth..t. 100 tn and .. Sunday rsin...... ?. N
TO Albany, CozKens's Hotel Dock. Yves, Poiut,
Newbursh. Poushkeepse, Rhirebeck. Catskil,
and Hudson by steamers Dlul Drew and c. Nib.
bard leaving Desbro-sesst landing a. 3oth st. at O. N
To Baltimore, by the New Jersey Il. r., foot OF
midnight Sunday. I;3,p. n,
10 Boston, by New. London line, Pier 20 y. r.,
line Per n H. dsily Isandsy eTcePied)...;. sep m
2,ihsi and i,h sy NJ spd 500 p
To Boston. by New Haven r. r., z7th-st. and +th.
av, Wis Shore Line lli and p. Sunday. SEQ p.
and 10 and SEQ n,
To Bridgeport, BY steamer Bridgeport, from Peck :,
To Gecnport Islip Fire Island and other rcScrs on
Long Island by l.. !. Railroad, from James slip
and foot OF ATHEIST l.. R............8s. m and $50 o.
To New Haven, Hartford, and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
To Nes Haven, BY the New.iIsven RR., 25th.T.
aud ~ av ~ l. O. ny M; III 8 $3.50 y, and 500 p.
To Newbursh, Cornwall, West Point, Poushkcepse,
It, landing dsily............ ............. % p. m
To PoughkeePsie, BY steamboat Thomas Conyer.
LelYcs Jay,st., daily. landing at cost, N Y,
Yonkcts. 1arrytown West Point Cornwall, New
barsh and Milton. ...... ...............:...:. a. m
To the West, by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
Sunday Goo m
foot Of @ '' M is N and 7o m
TO Philadelphia by New Jersey Rsilroad, foot Of
and i midnight sunday -. 49, 500 p M
rla 20 n r., Of Dsrcsy.st.::.:S and zoo IN
To Washington, by New.Jersey 4 r., foot,of ..
midnight. Sunday. 7:3o IN
For further information IN regard 10 Railroad Time Tables
see advertisements la another part Of this paper.
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Eeqal Notices.

.CUPREME COURT.-County of West
- che.,er.-sARAH LOUISE THOMPSON sst. EDWARD
DO. THOMPSON. Summons for relief Com. Ser. To the
above named defendant You hereby summoned to
the complaint Of the plaintiff in this action which Is herewith
Of we~teheer County, ~ Y. at White Plains June - 1884,
and TO serve copy Of Your sns.sr on me at ny Office 10
days rr the service Of this summons upon you exclusive Of
the day OF such service and II you fad said
plant hereby required the plaintiff will sppy the Court
Tor relief Gemanded in the painDsed March 70 1894
EDWARD WELLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Jelf lswTwF Peekskiil ". Y
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siarkets-o.arrurLr krpOArnD 20. rnr N. z. THlnrs.
TUURspAY June. 30 1914

10 .
THrRsDAy. June, 80, 1914
AsEEs-Pots are in limited demand bat firm l2c. Pearls
have advanced; sales at lt.c
CUTTON-Thc!e has been improved demand from manu-.
cturer andspecusor to-day principally the former end
with the upward tendency Of gold prices are higher closing
strong sales ubout 2200 bales basis Of 81 81 or Mid
C0FFEF-6nly moderate inquiry prevails chiefly TO snip
ply the immediate ants oil buyers aes oi lvv bags Jamaica
81 42tc., and 50 bsss Msrscsibo Of isc.
C0ALAt the regular monthly sale OF the Scranton Com.
pauy 900 uns Steamboat sold at So 2Sde9ea showing an
advance tie previous sae Of 81 l2t6Sl 30 y uni
81 s5iGsI <t 5000 tuns stove $40 asa 4l5 4esdysnee
81 2Jd 81 70 T. ten; 1900 turs Chestnut $3.50 30 90
being advance last ssle Of 9pc. 81 42t tun
FLOUR AND MEALEsy in the dny the marie; for West.
fen Of. and prices closed l3d25c. Dbl lower The sales
foot Up d. 800 bbs At lVd iof supeIne State 10 50
SO 7Oog grades Of Western Extra $40 edd sl 20 fcT
Shipping Ohio; si f0dS2 for Trade and Family do, and
10 5ds5 FOR ~, Lsus k1tSs Canadian Eionr less &C.
tive and the market closes heavy a. decline Of l5d2oc
ira and $40 9rsdt and Family do Southern iouf
opened hrm under good demsnd u closed dull and lower
OF 800 bbs at 10 6od 10 90 for 10 eir f1rn
Baltimore and Country and so GG . - for Trade and ~
80 90 Corn Meal more active, aud tTin the demand !.
IN part TO GrVei sales OF 900 bbls at 80 for Atlantic Mills
and Brandywine, aud SO 50 foT psncheons, shoai
GRAIN-The Wheat market opened iiIncT, but with a
moderate and aud marked declined in exchange prices
fell 3d5c tushei and the msitct coscd heavy Tie sales
live soon n 800 ba,l. Mlgaslee tgt al 81 Pea 81 %
o ~ r., amber d. DO ' ;se Ps and s[s 's ~ &c
Amber do al 81 asa ~ A. and "a 600 bush. Racine
Spring 81 s225 Barley aud Barley Malt dull and
nominal Ca opened quite duh bat with brisk demand, and
light recei recovered. Ihs safe hrfrc cute i1OUO
bath stS.s Canodi-n, stGn-- ier State, and s7t9
o9c Cor Western sAoal and IN store e scsrco and
nominal Corn u setge a. nYro'ec Iisesi taes 81
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- application Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaty Of
the City Of New iork relative 20 the OPENING Of 9TH ST.
the HUDSON RIVER in the City of New iork-Pursuani
to ssues in such made and provided the Mayor Alder
notice that they intend to apply to the Supreme Court Of the
State OF New York special term Of said Court TO be hsd
the City Hall. In The City Of NewYork on Wednesday,
the 18th day July 1885, the opening OF the Court that
day, Thereafter counsel be beard for n
Ipp.ntuen Of Commissioners o. Estimate and Assessm
the above entitled mster that the nature and extent Of
the improvement hereby intended Is tho opening OF 99h,
Hudson River in said city laid out the map or plan Of
sed city under and by virtue Of act Of the Legislature Of
the people OF the State Of NewYork, entitled An set
relative improvement. touching the laying out Of street.
and roads the City Of aud for other prposes
passed April }, l8O7.-Dated New York June 30, 1904
JOHN Z. DENELiN, Counsel TO the Cooperation.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Juss oo.-BstOrs
Judge SBIPHAa
COILrfrOy


COLLISION.
william s,isser a. ss the brig Indus tc.; Ause An
deYson agt. bark Therese, kc-
These were cross libels for collision, which oc-
cured tie night Of the ls Of June 1851 Of Vsnderbt
Staten lsBd the Therese lying at anchor ready to
proceed and the Indus coming In from the night
being fouy
The cross libel Of stisser =. nst the brig Indus dis
sed with costs and decree ordered FOR the belanis In the
other suit. with costs.
DAMAGES TO CARGO.
John " CebsoE sgt The Steamship City ofWsshinston.
The libehnt sues 10 recover damages sustained TO
cargo Of which he the slipper board the schooner
Augusta with which the City Of Warrington came 10 collision
on tie CD Of December 1852 just below Sandy Hook, By
Of which the schooner leak and the cargo oil
the paip,id was seriously damaged
By Sysl order made IA the II referred 10 Com
missioner Newton TO ascertain and compute the amount due
the lbesnt FOR damages, &c. and report thereon.
The Commissioner reported that there due 10 the libel
ant for damages St2i0 IS
The Claimants Of the Washington excepted In the report
the ground that the Commss Lad allowed the defendant
the tie When appeared from the proofs
before him that the cargo bis property but
chased by his firm FOR account OF Rim Co.. Of Nuevitas
Cuba aud the further grounds that he had not credited and
SLOWED tie amount received by The belsnt from the insur
the and that he had sued in tho mode adopted
BY h % ascertain the dsma, In charging claimants with
the sound value sud dfug the net proceeds Of the auction
ssc and that IN lieu thereof he SHOULD have reported the
us damages g. said cargo aud the additional ground that
the claimants should not have been charged by the Conug
sioner with the allowed for premiums on gold.
The exceptions were oveuled and the report confirmed
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fAdyeTtisemcntl
The ILLUSTRATED METEOROLOGICAL JOUR.

rAL-A vol.-i0-befins with the july Double No.
now ready Containing Portraits, Characters, and Biogra
phes Of leading men, ErnsoLOor the RHc- PaYsIoL
DOR the Laws OF Life md H.sh. fHRiXoLoGY with
choice OF puruils. PHraoGSonr Signs Of Character
PSYCHOLOGY tie Science OF tho SOUL and much other i'm.
pofant matter u be found In no other publication is
hsndsoDsy illustrated q1sTto monthly, with Nile,y six
Columns OF M reading matter IN each No. sold "a ~ cents,
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CITY ITEMS.

THE RAIN.-Owing to the drouth, which
greatly hndered the growth Of vegetation in the coun
try hereabout the shower Of rau yesterday was very
welcome, and its worth to farmers is incaculable
In the city the dust laid so that travelling In the
streets became toerable. and the atmosphere cool and
clear
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ADVERTISEMENT
GOVERNMENT AGENCY AND DESIGNATED DE-

UUN EKNMENI AGENII AND DboIUNh I'D IL-
PosIToRY or THR UNITED STATES
The NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF TIE CiTr OF kEw YORK
JOSEPH L. ORvis, President. II. M. HUMPHREY, Cashier
No. 363 BROADWAY, NEw. YoRK, July ], 1854
The Secrey Of the Treasury dee this Bank 70 take bids
Tor the remainder Of the LoAy 1891 This six per eeD
Gold iterest bearing loan, and very desirable.
Bids should be handed In at Nothing lets than 103
VIII be entertained,
Tie Gil Of July win decide the question, o, the bids will
that day b. opened.
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fAdyertisement.1
A Coon ARTICLB.-A bachelor who is wit

"A GOOD ARTICLB.-A DhCHtfOf WfU Is WIFI
ont mirror will obtain al excellent substitute by using the
JAPANESE Polish. Applied to his boot produces an IN
eouaed ster that will enable him shave himself with
comfort II Therefore, both useful and ornamental Inc
Polish an be obtained Of al Shoedeaer Depot NO. ID
William It .r. n. ..r.. r ... ...r
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FOURTH OF July EXHIBITIONS for private
parte. can be bought at the WHoLEsALE DEror EIcxioR
FIREwoREa No gDeyst Opened to the public from June
w.v FUNSTON l. SCoP1BLp.
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The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company pur-

The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company pur.
chased the Beaver Meadow Railroad on Monday week,
and win take possession Of ii on the LIST day Of July
The Quakake Road was purchased by the same Com
pany last Spring. purchases give the Lehgh VAL
ley Road continuous line from Easton 10 the Catawissa
and wiamsport Road, and by the construction OF the
Penn Haven and bite Haven Road which is now COM
pleted and running. continuous line from the mouth
to the headwG;ers Of the Lehigh River. The construc
top Of about 10 or 20 miles Of railroad viii extend
the Lehigb Valley Road into the heart Of the Wyoming
coalfeld. 1t is now by the construction OF tie Lehign
and Mahoney Railroad, in connection with the Schuyi
kill coalfelds Thus. 1t will be seen that ere long the
Lehgh Valley Road viii extend into each Of the three
great coslhelds OF Pennsylvania. .
The following shows the financial condition OF
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne. and Chicago Railway
Company. April 30:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
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SUPREME CoURr.-GEsERAL TERM.-Adjourned
to Saturday, July 2, at u M.
SUPREME CoURr.-CIRcUTT.-P IIi.-Short
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2l i5e 1890 2l6. 12io 2los 1915. 1896 1854 2C6s 1885,
1884, g46, 24B. 1880.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
Rercinfs of Produce.

JUNE 3o-l3eOO bbs Flour 7l9 bb Whisky. $50 bbls
Corn Meal 500 bush. Wheat Is 900 bush. Corn, 800
pig Proyisons al pigs Lard 400 pkss Butter ls4 pbs
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