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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-24

NTRCTANTS-uea in Drugs Medicines. Paints,
VI O1s Fancy Articles, Stationery Dry Goods,
Groceries SC Main Street, CCude-~pOrt, Pa
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-24
VOLUME XVIII NUMBER Il
THE
POTTER JOURNAL,
n. w. McALARNEY. Proprietor.

Fl Devoted To the cause OF Republjcanisus, the in
terestE Of Agriculture the advancement OF Education
and the beet coed Oi Potter county. Owning guide
except that of Principle it will endeavor 70 aid IN the
work Of more fully Freedomizlug our Country
S- Advertisements inserted al the following rates
except where special bargains are made, A A"square
is o lines Of Brewer or 5 Of NOupareil types
! square. or jnseTJion7------ ---- -.----- ~
Each subsequent insertion less than b. -
] l
I'm igess cards ---.----- ----- 5 90
Administrators Or Executors Notices--..-- 90
Special sud Editorial Notices per liue------ 70
So All transient advertisements must be paid in
advance and no notice will be taken of advertisement
from 4 distance unless they are accompanied by the
money satisfactory reference.
BS- JOB Work Of all kinds, executed with neatness
Ani desnatch-
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-24
COUDERSP0RT HOTEL.

II .GLASSMIRE. PsoPRrE7cR, Corner # Main
u and Second streets Coldersport Potter Co Pa.
A every Stable is also kept In connection with this
Hotel Daily Stages 10 and from the Railroads
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-24
LYMAN HOUSE,

lewisyile, Potter ounty, nsyiVania.
BURTON LEWIS. Proprietor. Having
h takap this excellent Hotel, the proprietor wishes
make the acquaintance CT the travelling public and
eels confident OF giving satisfaction 10 ali VINO may
all on him.-Feb. T. IS #
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-24

III. IL. Cuuniu.
RObt. HaWIey.

RObt- HaWIey. III. III. Sumnin.
neys-at-Law,
JJTILLIAMSPORT, Penu'a. Special attention
w given TO Collection of tensions, Bounty and
Back Pay, and all claims against the National and
State Governments nUy-lt
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-24
"a EON Per Year We want agent.

S7 E0O Per Year, We want agent.
1aOOO everywhere 10 sell our IMPROVED
to sewing Machines Three new kinds. Under and
upper feed. Warranted Eve years. Above salary
O. large commissions paid The osLT machines sold
h The United States for ess than SO which fully
.ceased 5v Howe, Wheeler s. Wilson Grover s. Ba-
ttrSnger s. Co. s. B4caelder. ALL other cheap ma
e1lnes are infringsments and the seller or user are
able 10 arrest, doe, and i'm gr.s0nmeut. Circulars
Zee. Address, or call upon Shaw s Clark, Bidde-
f'rd Maine, or Chicago, IL Dec %, 1853. iswly.
Some thing New and Novel for Agents.
ielalert Country Stores, Druggists and al seeking
a. =. .3NofA0le 2, and profitable business Free by mail
A. a. I" g. Wholesale 50 per dOz. Canyassers realize
" 70 "! gsr day profit ABBOTT & DOEp
n3"-ln. Manufacturers, Is5 NateS -.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-24
MUSING.

BT Mss FLORENCE sKTTTLEs,
On receivtag a gieee Of H-s5dtn hake and Kards
from the STAT Of Georgy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30
narkets-cAnsyvrrr Rnroarsb soa RE n r. raisurs

narkcts-ckssyrILr knponrsb poa TEE n r. TRiBurs
SATURDAY. July o. 1855
ets 50 for Pots and ti5 50etl5 rs for Pearls
CoTr0H-Tbs market very dull there being demand
quote .Ssss for MSdns Gan New
Orleans and Tsrss though some holders ask Yesterdays
COFFEE-Ro has been IN demand and prices hrmsr
are fairy active and steady SAILS Of 900 pocket. Java At
ana M 1OI Ssss Lag9.yrs e. ~ sts gold s.,.
Four fairly sctive, the low grades saoc higher and
the medium and better brands closed 6rm owing the
ssss .s%. sss~s their Flour from t the
the sales are 800 Dbl. b. IS for saperaso and
% % for FsaOy sae 81 se % % for III: low grades
Of sring whss Western Ertrsi o. o5aelo for Shipping
Michigan .Sd ISdana and Go sosn &c or ST. Louis Extra
Canadian Flour In fair demand and proes are well aus
sI and g. s Co. Trsd: and Family brands
Southern Flour 10 without important changer the business
md III oss
rs Rs rqs S o., s a
vssa Tor spriIs whss and toward the close under sSs
per- .' W. ss
1000 bask No Milwaukee Club q. o. IS and 1850 bush
nonipsi Barley Man hrn and in fair dsusnd At u $50
81 so Oats shade armsr and moderately aoys sass Of
": y: ..s 81 !. 81 NE. ING
e' 1ss w:.ss i 90 q:
yellow, and Oh % for White DO
HIDks-Ths inquiry Il fair and prices Hrm, sales Of
800 CITY Steers (66 NJ 1870 1910. cash, currency
selection, Dry Central meroans C ny 81 1910.
rsnoy, = they rum Loo Dry 4 Ga bhiso' gold usual
HEMP-Manina 10 IN fair demand and drm. Of Ioc eod
other kinds sxs dui snd nominal
HOPS are frm and Ia good demand for home sonsumponj
We quots 81 from 901Soe7po, ~ 70 growth end quality
HiY-Tks demand has been fair and. With sma supply
o. hand prices are ven susainsd Gales sts3s75s sf Ship
pips and S50s5o for retail lots. ~ D.. .t.s
yIHRRockand hss ossn IA fair request snd prices
vel spssnsdi q o. 70 fer Comnoa end % for
Izsfns- Eastern Y. arr and y l.'' asssaa = ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30
LEssEs-There is less activity the market otherwise
hinr changer hales Of go lhds Cnha Glazed

MN Tbere 4. lea. activity the market otherwise
hins no impant change sales Of $50 bhds Caba Glazed
an r,iyste terms -
nSgrAISWe have b,d ro.ro active dem.na for hmerl.
,on Ine chiefly sNcI dive and price. have i'm proved and
cIse finn al 3a12c Tor Baltimore aud Lake Nov sheath
ng selllng At ,sf5e and Yriow Met M g9aa4e The
tsT ,Se ff Rim In Pic Jron only ini,ed
49, h,h Anerio,n and Scotch h 6r,,i beId The sslss
mslnv are Tor pressing wat. We ouote a. former Al ara
nis I'D The latter ai k47asfg Bar Ion IA dun hut trm
~ I'D ve,y hcsry I'D nrices have ta".d bn, sole.
u 60 ~, cvtent 81 A. S7i u q ~, s,snsh 4, o.,
Ge,nn p.Soe5 and t - ~ for Fnslsb n ~ oa,.ed a
nt,ces remain firm, Ranca IL ou ted Goa Straits 2c
pa poih al Ia,@Soc all SoI Tor Ttss ftsrs 20 f,r
az" Dbnn aa ~ ,,r.sas =, ato oo,S "a ais IN = stc
oehhnai We q uoso y ~ an a. sis, -
currency, N.ho - E vu s 81, Nu,.e!
Coke lerne az y. go,a anu ~ , oulIsnoy'
ana CnacoH letne a. Fou snE ~ "a sa' o,souGJ
NAVAL iOhbo-SpllIs o. ,uIp.nHe Is nru WIZ s W.
OF 10 bbls az oyo aSe rue " oo M, Suns o. 81 a.
40 n, o. ~ 80 a. - a. IN -. 5000 W ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

Total entered o. ssssle Total marketed. " is3
tslsersphio statement from Washington, relsvs 20
the sale Of railroads and railroad stocks in Southern States
b, the Qssrsrmsstsr General says that the amount Of
such sales for cash 402 "a. and Tor credit
Olse62 90 Gsn. hcCullsm says that the grst por.
ton of ths property had been on hand and In long
tine aud though the prices obtaiDed were below the cost
With exceptions they we're believed TO be vey favor
abba 70 The 0ovssnment The sales credit better
than thsss for cssh II order 10 secure the payment for
ssles credit companies purchasing were required 70
give bonds In double tbs amount Of property Transferred 10
them These bonds sii Ole In thu War Department.
They give the Government lien upon the property and
require prompt payments Of all instamens OF purchase
money great number Of companies have failed 10
ply strictly VITA their bonds bat owing 70 the PROSTATE
Condition Of the roads and the expense Of repairing them,
II h believed that they actually unable 70 meet their OBJ
Heatona A thought that an attempt 70 enforce inme-
date payment would arrest the operation Of the roads and
Tbs roads Ell manifest willingness % meet their sngsgs
ments aad large proportion OF the payments already
made hsvs besn cash All monsys sccrung 70 their credit
for transportation ofuooPs supplies and the mails are
Indsbtsdnsss and confidently believed that Ia thu
pannsf the whole amount viii ultimately DO secured
The Chicago and North Western Railroad Company
ell psy % prsssstAton the August ecapons Of
Ing bondsi Preferred Sinking Fund.- General First Mott
gags, Appiston Extension. Green Bay Extension Con-
sodstsd Sinking Fuad. esisns and CheAgo Union First
Mortgage.
Tia Chicago and Eorth-wsstsra RsilrosA Company
ssrnsa for the hrsi aT months Of
o2s esf 1855. "a s2 see rborsass tsos 900
The Msnst.s and Cincinnati Railroad Company earned
ths third wsss IN July.
tsss.... Ca VI ices eal TOO Decrease
Ths Chicago aud Rock island Road earned Tor The
Third VEGA In yayi ~
s...--..as2pss isss..v..sxs4iT Lasrssss....,easA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

ALVIN. EvERDELI4s SONS, 10. l04 Fulton.st;.
"A WEDDING CARDS saA FINE srATIoSTRx lks'sSaAsss
isl5.
NEW family WINE end LIQUOR STORE
IN Uasdssssasl WINES ssa LIQUORS z sss :1a %
l::.iss: e &c ~ "' ~ ''r''''' " JOHN 'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30
u. c. e. r. II. FISK,
, ALHgs IN UNITED STATES sBcuRiues
A.

D NIYIs IN UNIILD tIATkS 81 URi1S
80. 10 NAssAUeT..
Ir1~r the Fourfb National Pens.
HCY AND SELL AT MARKET RAIEs
Dawn srNtEs O3 or isol.
U.urn STATES $50 hoNDs
UNITED STATES 1910 BoNDA
UNlrRD STATES 80 TREASURY NOTES,
UNITED StArRs COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. ana
ALI OTHER UNIFIED STATEs SRcURnIRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

Tuesday the 9h Saw iuh Il biacLtcr les and giving
Way IN prices Tie mArkci broke down nearly one hail Law
ton berries selling afternoon preso9c men AT 1dte
pei quart. They bringing generally @o@'c TO-DAY.
though fow sold FIR 30c this morung bat many late rIas
detained the Delaware Rafit Bay Railroad had 10
be sold al 100 Tee this the rreSerSe men WhOrtic-
berries too have heavy flL and canning men hare come
forward TO relieve the market which is still gutied Tie
best brought o. this morning mostly In quart boxes Ian
berries are sci ing bulk this afternoon at - 81 hud come
poor offered e. Apples and pears. common fni,
are plenty few Deaw yan peaches have been
received some which sold high O. crate or -
per basket but are worth Ade6 crate lice Sweet
Bough and Early Harvest apples viii bring O. per biol We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30
Receipts Of Produce.

JULY 2e-50lS bbs Flour ce2 hbs WHISKY 10 bhs. Gem
Meal 70 sacks Corn MeHl 800 bnsh. Wheai lCJ bush
Corn a. 81 ba,b. Oats 6l5 bash Malt pigs Ashes
bbls. Pork, q. TOT bbs Petroleum.
Live Stock Oves the Erie Railway.
Ratemc Tor The week ending saturday Jny 4S-tSS oars
OF Cnt q cars iiogs 10 81 sheen scans oil hosos
i car II Calves I car II Po1 ~ Total LOB cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

I1RIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot OF
Ia st., Psvonla Fsryt -,
.rA ali oolnts West and South.
% $50 : m. Way Train. daily % oisvlls
M Way Train. for Middstown.
sx n m Way, for Port Jsrvis, nswbu<sh, wuwtch,
sScp NJ Night EIpsa Bussio, Sal msnes and puDhifi
ip Lthtnlns E,g,ss daily. Tor Buass salamanca pun'''
D. m. Engsn, Tssn a.ly for the West a.. n $3.50, IA
Exprsss TrsaA n trset Connection .tn -
W. w. 10 "a 9sulF.n Ax>,A A''- A'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30
Ocean Cleaners.

II EVERY SATURDAY ron Psr No uhh
new srrsnf,nsnt eonn.neius August L iS''-
huins,t... S9uiromefy''''' a. "a
C,ltnbu' ............. sSlM'oie ........... es
hH,Jss.y '''''''''.'''''''' ssl Ne~-"i''H' ''''
Eysfy ehsrc included, except meal, o. ,ts railroads.
Two ps,.e1ssr tr.in. leave ss,ssash daily
The fs1oie sses%'sp TssoGT fo,eand cone.adrI ~
or SATURDAY AgsastL Frssa' received daily and ON Of
lsding sign,d on tic wharf
% GxRRisoS lifgE Agent. No Bowling gr,en NY
FOR ST THOMAS ard BRAzh. The United
States and Brazil Nail Steamship Company Will dispatch the s
CANT 'ids"hes! steamship sgorrr,r ,,,rp,c.
j. l. Tintepayeh, conmanief
~ '''''' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST n.
al, O'Clock. ?. m, from pier No; . North River;
Wi pd sGt charges reasonable BY conveyance FOR
further 't oso S' q %fS E 'S2E sors
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
~ uncd Steamers weekly to Liverpoo e,Ileg oessss
aTaichod . o s from For Flor No No. North
s2TURD1Y 1uIa
"nnLSEtAy AuEsr III
A. esprrenesd Surgeon on eacisbp itco charge
Drafts Issued for amount payable a. any bank IN Great Britain
RATS or PASSAGE crsarsor.
To Liverpool or cneeu,iown....,..........sO0 go
Through P6ae to Paris Antwerp Hamburg Bremen London,
town Tor sss currency 30 ob'aild ~ Broadway
No 81 Brosdway scerasc % the Ps'ase Office OF tho
Company. Nc. q Broadway, OF No sIS Pear St ,- ,
CTEAM WEEKLY TO
- LIVERPOOL GLASGOW and tLs IRISH PORTS
Ire uonc Passenger Steamers Of the Anchor Idas.
KINGDOM sail, SATURDAY, Aug.
S SAER%GA . .' s sArHhpAf l HSs
si f,;' 6ry cs 50 E5s's
barr lave ee Antwerp S csa s' end So ses 81
r'r further ' FAScs MAC 'f bosSGgb CON- Si %,p
THE BRITISH AND NORTH nth. AMERICAN
BETWEEN NEw-YoRK AND LIvLRPooL CALLING AT
AND B1TwEEE Boston ASp IiyfRPooL, CALLING AT
HALIFAX AND coax HAEBoR
AFf TLA,..........esves Boston, edueidsv -.
SlOifA......,..oaye'N eg YORK $50. sdnssdsy Aug
TsyA.....,,.......lesVe'N ewfOrt. eane,aay Ags y
.oayes hew-i ork " cdnesd1y sep
sKs-yokE 10 LiTEnrnol -
clsfGssis P3,sso %
SsoE rosroS TO IlgEkrooL
etisfc95ia f1s.a.s.
payable in gold os il. equsaontia United States
Berlin ug secused0ntl paid ios
Tno ovar, VII not 90 sre,niate fospe,t a. a
s5l-s untn Bills o. adng hA'n. TO value sIPd are "'s'
forlrsi Passage 'pPy - c,7,,pn A., ,,.vu,,o,...
yI'HR NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-oNLY
4 AMERICAN LINT OF FIRsTCLASs OCEAN STEhMfRS
EETWiTN kIWAoRK and BRkAlfN via Cowes esrryinEthe
sss s :,. me- az l1 ron ff n r. TayssBSY
DAlrio Jones. ccnn,nar .oS sans CSs D. = AZ
nc. p.,.s py,S II s or &; sSusp s..
'O r1os' SEwYoRK to BREMEN HAvRE. LONDON .ni
soUInAMPToNlss Cabia- eloS "a eabt- eoS "' s'e''s
from BREMEN etc. NEW YoRK-l. Cabin. Gle. "a o.bla,
Return Tsis-s Cabin saoS; osSla. si's 90 s''s:'
Ter irei,ti snd P.,sass .pply to
RUoER BROS, Genera As.A'' No IS Beaver, n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

BANANA, NEW.ZEALAND AND AUSTRIA
il LIAM ROYAL MAIL COMPANY. -
OPENING or STEAM COiIMl NiCATON BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND AUSTRALASIA VIA PANAMA.
Tho tho above Company VIII be eormeneed rom rsn
Wenson EewIessud The 2th Of June BY the steam
ship KAKAA followed BY the KAiKOuRA on the lh f July
fsnss goods win he fwardsd from Wellington 70 Aueh
lsnd sgo Canterbury Sydney Melbourne and other parts
Of EssLend snd Australia bys,hs compsnys in!srcol0ns
stesmers
fo the eenvsysnoe ps.enfefs and
goods from New 1t through Lres spd rates TO oil the principal
tors n The Aus,rslssisn Colonies. -, , -,
The voysxs tho Compsnys ships ~ eonunctlcn viii
those oihs Psclfc Nal Steamship Company viii Be ioows
OUTWARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30
arApor kRTnRs DEPARTMENT OF WAsBtssreS,l
QSuCr OF CHBs QuARrrhnAsrEny 2
WASHINGTON, d. e., July II, 1865
A e. Of WOOD -.Saalad Pr1

QSyIcT Cnss QuARrrhnAsrEn,
WAsanaToN, D. e.. July a. 1906 ,
PROPOSALS for SALE Of WOOD. Sealed PrSs
n,,xl, are invited AZ this until II O'clock MONDx
August 1885 purchase Of COO THIRTEEN rhousASs
CORDS Of COMPARTMENT WOOD, iocs.ed - leloss; IN H..
Yard The line Of the Bsmess and oso Hsfoaa
mls from OF sald road In this city ,,,- r,vr>
This wood eousisx Of about 0NE-THlRD ~ PINE SO
THIRDS 10 OAK, sad 10 piled imnsdisssy Aors 'n' "' " @
mi soo ELEVEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED CORDS Il W.
Wool Yard three mile north OF On s''
Of the Wsshntob Asrsrdr and R pIS Own,
TL wood consists Of about TWOTHihps w TIM ana VIsR
THIRD G OAK Il vsd dong track and dsas about 90:
hf ~ Mi. dom wharf the Potomac River leading to walsh
- ss acoS ss.r.d fos Of good fair ssHy sas
thoroughly sessoDsd ..-... A. ,x,, MA
.rxsS uith priysfe taking oil Of either both iots
e Be- Government fand Immediately asr is
sn.anr Of the snd upon measurement Of the wocd
Ths rsh l. q rejecting all deemsd a.
.s.sn.ssoss ts the United Sstes 81. l. LUDlNjrON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

With fair receipts and crate demand eggs aso To-
lower, very OF single bb soinR for more thar c
Some o,. sfo arriving N0-,sk Western selling st
ga nc OF the mark and good Stale at 90. Wo 9ucts
New.Jersey and rennsyIvznia fresn. Y dcg...- 02s
Western. and Canada p doz. good orcoE...-3 oh
Egg Oats v busn. rood. ....-..........G az:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

IRON New.Yort, tsre n.
From Panama. June ~
From Wellington. N T.. July ~
Arriving ct sydneJ, July S u,.
From New.Yort 10 Wellington. 10 dsya
From Panama 70 Wellington, % days
10 sydney OF Melbourne Q days additional
HOMEWARD.
From sydney 3s May or June l.
From Wellington, " a., june
PROM Colon "a spinwslll, July H.
Arriving ct New.Yors, July 20
Weilinstou 70 New. orb, ~ days
Wellington to Psnsms, 20 day, - NJ,
FROM SYDNEY o. Melbourne daYs .ddors The service viii
be continued monthly unison with tho foregoing des
Particulars and freight spp sou 10 Fschc Mall besn
ship Company. No 69Wslrt, New.fort .-.,v 49,.
Panama May a. 1896 WIN " tEALI, Afen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

M II WhOIcraFt Frtce5 OF COHntty FFu"u-'|
For WEEK EsDiNo July 3d. 1905
tFprealY for fHB ~ Y. TRIBUSs by owu hepore'l a.
The following the rates OF articles 10 gooa l
ton. sold bv commission houses at whosae eNpps,s
receive y cent ess deducted for CON MISSIONS pesuo
freight ard other charges Parties receiving prOuheo y. se
often with the request that Immediate returns I've chnno
always obtain the prccs itch transient BUYERS nave 10 pay
Our figures intended for the farmer han the NOR
chant and prefer not 10 dsappoat BY giving VIC outside
prices Of very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS.
IL except prime. ANAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

With further decline In Europe shippers are not anxious
buyers to-day Prices unchanged here choice Factory
bringing oc In some inst fancy cheese little more
Common heated and ed cheese are selling very slowly
comb in OF the little good farm dairy cheese nov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

GIVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
- Of the NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPAhf-we
,ss the seyes Per Ceni F' hofsrs Bond Of che Noh
Missouri Company havs ~ yeart SosPons PEI
sb e in sewYort Jsnusfy and JOY IN sssh ye.f
tie OF BONDS
careful iD1ufy ino tic condition aid prospect. the rosd Which
w er.mined BIZ Mr. m Mnor Robots snd others on our Pc
half ts hfy sais.rfor rnbrs ps 10 feconnesa
ID, elias, securities .ud ss aud adee9s n,anrn
Ts pfoceed. 1900 Ia al vii be pd In ~
tending ss,s eeppeei 10 miles into hofh ns.s,n 70
'be railroads Iowa.
"a - junction the fsrhc kaoed Ia, Ia,
other railroads lradns tie Missouri River that
this Mofsse OF G6O00 will complete sud well stocked
road 3so mile. IN length. ceriins AT least tle oo with ne,
after the el9 600 nearly
four ms' beyond The smogn neied p the interest on thee
Of the road q Increasing
The Rsfor5 tic gresi City Of ST. Louie with u. n0oo
inhsbsn WITH the richest portions Of M.sosf but With
the and Iowa aud The Pscbc hsrosdA
To the hrst applicants prepared eel @DoD the ow
90 desiring obtain better pce Tor the fetnandrr
This win yield about cent hooms and sdd' ~ per cent e sns
. maturity.
Any fsrlhsriBanirlss VIII be answered At our once,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

There Is very little change ia butter with weak feeling
pervadng the market t takes good line Of Western Re
to bring &c. though Sac is occasionally reached and
some 6ne is held for 35 BUYERS generally good Western
about 30 aud very lttl, State viii 60 above $50. save
river pals Trade Is quiet with spprecahc outlet
the California market being full Low gradc Western is
png up and quito likely tie market will first give way ON
this followed by better grade Dalers not anticipating
mach charge for few weeks when tho Fall receipts coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

NOTICE.-A meeting of the Stockholders of the
IN EEw.YOKK end EEW-HAvkN RAILROAD COMPANY
viii be he'd Tyiers Hall IN the Cy Of Nessven on the sh
day Of August next at III o'clock 70 eonsco and act upoh
rrsoution Assembly Of Connecticut approved 10th
Jane 1862 suthog tho Company Isaac ter thousnd shs 81
stock Of hundred dollars each 10 provide 10 the
bonds Of said Compsny-Eek. iort, July 10, l16. .
y. G. SCRANTON. President
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD STATE AID
" BONDS.
INTEREST Of The Of SEVEN PER CENT per snnun PAY
ABLE IN GOLD BIZ tbs State Of California. FREE oF GOVERN
MENT TAX
LOT fot sale below Current Prices -. 80
- i,fs''-f- AARON OGDEN.
e. a.. No u Brosdst. sew.Yort.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-27
/. AND WE WILL EVER PRAY, ETC"

Among the interesting matters presented to
the City Councils last Thursday was petition
by the tenants of the Girard Estate, in the
shape of a communication from some jewellers
and printers who are now using steam power
from the Inquirer Building, and they close
their communication by saying that if they are
left "undisturbed in their arrangements for
obtaining steam power, they win ever pray"
Now it seems to us that it would be most
wicked thing for any committee, even Com
mittee of Councils, TO interfere with these gem
tlemen if it is going to interfere with their
prayers; and any power that can be brought to
bear 10 induce printers TO pray, ought to be
encouraged to the utmost, even if it is Steam
Power.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-27
Light MORE LIGHT ..

The dying words of Goethe were not more
pertinent to the sinking poet than they are to
the declining Trustees of the Gas Trust who
if we should judge from their disposition in de-
clining to give information as to their doines,
or to answer the questions of the Committee of
the Select Council, are in the last stage of de-
cline, which Stage, by-the-way, if some things
are true, ought to be the BLACK Maria.n Alta
Tournament held last Wednesday evening. Don
QuiXote Page had little Nh vii some of the
Tfusty ones, and which, indeed, turned out TO
be wind "mir in the proper sense of the
word; and the Committee adjourned with the
feeling that there had been great deal of gas
wasted there as wei as at the Works. And
though the Don was good lawyer and had
studied Coke, Blackstone, and kindred subjects
all his lie, he was all at sea when smothered in
the smoke of the coke and blackstone of the Gas
Works, and the Point Breeze institution was to
him very big breeze-indeed, regular bloW
with no point at all, and he was wholly incapa-
BILE (as the lawyers say) of making one out of It,
The Don, however, went to the work, by the
examination of three witnesses.
The Agent for the Cameron Coal Company in
this city was examined. He knew nothing of
the Works, and stated that his business was
simply TO superintend the delivery OF the coal.
He did not know why they preferred the Came
ron Coal, except they thought there was more
gas in coal by that name. The Chief Clerk of
the Ninth Ward Works then made some state
ments. He testified that there have been cases
where consumers had defrauded the Trust by
tamperlng with the metres. He mentioned an
instance in his neghborhood of Methodist
Church, where the choir-leader, aided and abet-
led by the congregation, had so abused and dis
torted the metres used in their church, partcu-
larly the Common and "Hallelujah" Metres,
that many persons in the vicinity had to move
away, leaving houses tenantless, and, of course,
lessenng the receipts of the Trust Further