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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09
TIL E E LE ITO NJ
The state i'm Doubt.
Bribery, Whisky, and the Pa. R. R. Again
Triumphant in this County.


The election yesterday was a repetition
of the disgraceful scenes of last year.
Bribery again stalked abroad undisguised.
and things in the shape of men fawned
around the bankers like set of hounds
with labeled collars. The PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad in Granville township also came
to the rescue, and in district where the
resident vote could not command 10, gave
100! We would by all means recommend
the Directors of that road to amend their
resolution respecting interference in cleo
tions, 50 as to read that republicans are
not to interfere under pain of dismissal
but give all good copperheads an indis-
putable right to colonize MiGlin and Ju-
niata counties whenever they see proper.
The greatest effort was made in favor of
Mcintyre, the railroad candidate. and S.
was openly offered TO vote for him alone !!
A special effort was also made against
Col. Robson and Capt Wilson, two SOL
diers on our ticket, they having been
guilty of helping to whip the rebels-a
sin copperheads never forgive. And all
this pandering to depravity and self-abase-
ment, suhjecting our elections to the pow
er OF bribery, corruption, ignorance and
drunken stupidity, is called DEMOCRACY.
COUNTY RETURNS.
Derry Gran W " Total
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-09

Dissolution.-The firm of Rittenhouse
& Mckinney has been dissolved, and the
business will hereafter be conducted by
Joseph l.. Mckinney, who will this week
open fine stock of fall and winter goods
at reduced prices. .-...
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Grain Warehouses;. G. Blymyer & Co.
have rsade arrangements for the purchase
of Gram of all kinds at Recdsville, where
farmers and others can deliver it in any
quantity, and thus save wagoning to
town.
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SHUTTLE OR LOCK STITCH,

fTHE Grover & Baker Elastic-Sttch Sewing Machines
l. superior to all others for the following reasons:
l. They direct from the spools, and require
rewinding of thread.
.. They are more easily understood and used, and
less liable to arrangement than other machines.
3. They capable of executing perfectly. without
change of adjustments much greater variety OF work
! than other machines.
4. The stitch made by these machines is much more
firm, elastic. and durable. especially upon articles
which require to be washed and lroned, than any
/ other stitch.
5. This stitch, owing to the manner in which the
under thread Is inwrought Is much the most plump
and beautiful in use, and retains this plumpness and
beauty upon articles frequently washed and
lroned until they worn out.
o. The structure of the is such tina. though Il
be cut broken at intervals of only fox stitches
VIII neither open, ravel bat remains firm and
durable.
Z. Unlike other machines, these fasten both ends of
the seam by their operation.
. With these machines, white silk is used upon the
right or face side of the seam, may be used
npon the other side without lessenIsg the strength or
durability of the seam. This be done no other
machine, and is great saving upon all articles stitch
ed or made up with silk.
g. These maehlRes, in addition to thclr superior
merits as instruments for sewing, by change OF adj
iustment, easily learned and practiced execute tho
most beautiful and permanent embroidery and orna.
mental work.
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NOTICE TO TANNERS,

AEV 4VH TO ! hLy " hIEJI
FENHE undersigned are agents for the sale
L OF Hickles' patent process of Tanning
HEAVY HIDES, 20 to so lb. Av. tanned
i'm 90 DAYS.
MEDIUM 81 LIGHT, 40 to 60 lbs. tam
ned In GO days.
CALF SKINS, q IxIPP 10 to 30 days.
1t is claimed that j less bark is-rcquired
with at least 10 per cent. Of lCejghh 0dded
by this process over the ordinary mode OF
tanning. Parties interested can see fol
themselves by calling at McKee's Tan
merry, Lewistown. Privilege will be Civ
en- to any tanner to test the matter in his
own yard. Apply to
J. a. & w. r. MCKEE,
sept1l-2m Lewistown, Pa.
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a Freak Of Insanity.-The Mifflintown
sentinel gives the follow ng particulars of
an attempt at suicide at Manayunk bridge:
On Saturday evening. 18th September,
"S Lhe Cincinnati Express train east pass
e1 tae Manayunk bridge, an unknown
man was observed divesting himself of
Ia'' watch, &c, and placing his hands on
'Ae backs of two seats, sprang out of the
window, feet foremost, taking the sash
Win him. The train was Immediately
stopped, and on going back, he was found
walking toward the persons in search of
MN. As soon as he saw them he fell up
VII Ms knees and commenced praying for
,'L1l'y' lie was placed on the train and
brought 10 the Patterson House, and his
wants properly cared for. He has cut
Va Tue chin and is considerably bruised,
?'' II Is miracle that he was not Instant
y hi'Ied. He is a Frenchman by birth,
o'iu was on his way from the west to Phil
"'e'pAia He had been laboring under
." attack Of deiiriuB1 trenlens, and nc
''uOI Jumped from the train to escape thf
WeSeAce Of those dreadful phantoms seer
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nG=Among the many articles required
by business men, farmers, and mechanics,
to make successful their plans and opera
tions, none may be found more useful
than Pocket Accountant, containing
methods for quick calculation, and con-
else rules for treating problems likely to
arise in everyday life. Sent postpaid for
p cents. Address G. r. Frysinger, Lew
iStOWn Pa
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PROPOSALS.

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE, un-
Av, tn o'clock 2; NJ, on THURSDAY, the sth o.
or less of EARTH, to be delivered scows or canal
boats alongside the scarps, at Fort 6oges in this
sandy loan, free from gravel and stones, and Of
such a character as will compact well under the
hammer. OF this 300 cubic yards lmore or less)
will be required: I'd. rich mould TO form a soil
suitable tor cultivating grass. OF this 800 cubic
yards tmore or lessl WIN be required.
furnishing 1000 cubic yards (more or less of SOD
to be delivered alongside the wharf at Fort
Georges. The sods must be ~ inche ssquare, cut to
must be covered with good, thrifty pasture grass
fee nom weeds, and grown upon good soil, with
sufficient tenacity for handli,. g and laying Pr
The delivery CT the earth and sod must COM
nence within ten days ailer notice given by the En-
gneer in charge and in such quantity as may be re-
qured-all 70 be delivered not later than the Goth
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for the
earth, delivered as above-specifynge each kind and
per superficial yard tor the sod. delivered as
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, and be subject to the approval of
reserves the right to exclude the bids Of any
who, there is reason 10 believe, win not faithfully
and promptly perform the contract; also, any in
formal bids, as well as those that are above a rea
sonable price Tor the work; and no member of Com
gross. officer or agent Ct the Government, nor any
person employed in the public service, sal be ad-
which may arise thereirom.
Payments will be made on the delivery of the
earth and sod, If approved and accepted by the
superine ending Engineer-20 per cent to be reserv-
ed from each payment, until the completion OF the
contract.
Persons desiring to make proposals will please
call on the undersigned at his office, In Morton
Block on Congress street, for forms OF same; and,
on transmitting them, viii endorse thereon ''Pro-
posais TOR furnishing earth Tor "sod," as the case
may bel for Fort Gorges." tait
GEO. THOM,
Bvt. Brig General U. s. A.
u. s. Engineer Office tH-
Portland, Me-, July 20. 1857. edtd
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FOR SALE.

NHE subscriber offers for sale his retail stock of
Sells on account OF i'll health -
8. SEWELL,
JyZ1diw 331 Congress ST.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE GABLE

PARIS, July %.
The Moniteur of this morning declares that
the rumors of war which now prevail on the
continent are without foundation 1t says that
the existing relations of France with all Euro
pean powers are eminently peaceful. 1t denies
that the formation of new military camps IS
contemplated, and says that the reserves OF ar
tillery and cavalry horses are to be sold to far
mers in the departments.
LONDON, July 29-Noon.
The sincerity of the repeated denials put
forth in the Paris Moniteur of the war reports
now current in Europe is doubted here. The
London Times, in its city article of this morn
ing, is of opinion that the alarm created by
these warlike rumors will have the effect to
check trade generally until next spring.
VIENNA, July 49,
1t is denied that the Hungarian military Or
ganization known as Honvieds, or National
Guards, is to be re-established. Though sever
al meetings of the Honvieds of 1S4S have re-
Gently been held in Hungary with the object
OF effecting reorganization, no action has yet
been taken by either the Austrian or Hun
garian Government to that end.
LONDONDERRY, July 30-Noon.
The steamship Hibernian, from Quebec, ar
rived here to-day.
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FOR SALE!

~ FOR SALE!
House and Lot No. "a Atlantic Street.
1t contains ii rooms, finished
Am ~ throughout Is heated by furnace,
F6SSAro and has gas in every room: Ihere
r. sH1Ih1l il garden connected with the house
under heh state OF cuiuvaIon
containing lear. cherry and apple trees, currant
and goosberry Bushes, and many valuable rooty. IL
is pleasantly Stu sted in one OF the pest neynDoi
ance Terms o i payment satisfactory. Apply on
the premises or tof w, H. JERKS, under Lancaster
Han july30dtt
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The Turf.

BOSTON, July 80.
The trial of speed this afternoon, at the Riv-
erside Riding Park, Brighton, between the
celebrated trotting horse Dexter and Brown
George with running mate, ior q purse of
$5000 was won by Dexter in three straight
heats. Time 221 "a, 2.19, .221 Ia. 1t being
the first appearance of Dexter in this vicinity,
fully 10000 people assembled to witness the
contest. There was not much of any betting
except on the time, as the result was generally
anticipated. Dexter's time on the second heat
is said to be the best ever made on half mile
track. The weather was remarkably fine, and
the track in excellent condition. Everything
passed off quietly ss'D
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From Wa.hiugtvn

WASHINGTON, July so.
The following circular to District Attornies
and Marshals of the United States was issued
to-day:
Attorney Generals Office, July 30.-By airec-
ton of the President of the United States, you
are hereby instructed to observe with vigilence
all persons whom you may have reasonable
cause to suspect of combining unIawfully for
expeditions into the territory of any foreign
nation, and to promptly inte~pose. the authori-
tv of the United States whenever you have
probable cause for believing that any person
has violated the neutrality laws of the United
States. (Signed) JOHN M. BINCKLEY,
Acting Attorney General.
Sanford Conover has been taken to the AL
bany penitentiary, to which he was sentenced
for ten years. aFt
Gen. Grant arrived here to-day
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TINE Second, Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
L New block, No. sc Union St. A desirable location
fjr Jobbing or Manufacturing purposes VIII he Leaf
ed entire or separate. Al ply to sriait
A.CUSHMAN & co,
juy25dtf tti'i No. "a Union Street.
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WASHINGTON, July 3d.
Mr.. Darlington to-day, after fully summing
up the evidence, argued that the points made
by the defence had been met and controverted
by the testimony of the prosecution, and
charged the jury to maintain the integrity of
the law and wipe this damning stain from the
escutcheon Of the country. Eve must" he
said, "be cruel to be just for justice to the
guilty is mercy to the innocent. 1t is the duty
of the jury to assign to the prisoner at the bar
the punishment he so righteously deserves
He is murderer and deserves murderer's
DOOM" .o4
Mr. Pierrepont then stated the legal points
in the case, and submitted without reading
them the authorities which sustain the princi.
pies for which the prosecution contend.
3 The Court then took a recess until to-mor-
row morninp r4e4rs s.sf asr
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NEW ORLEANS, July 80.
:, Mass was celebrated to-day for the repose of
those killed during the riot one year AGO. The
ceremony was in Mechanics. Hail. the scene of
the riot There was but little demonstration
on the subject by any class.
f. M. Crozeat, Register of Births and Deaths,
was removed to-day by Gov. Flanders, and
Severn A. Tarre, colored veteran of 1915 an.
pointed to the position.
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From Richmond.

J.ig57 RICHMOND. Va, July &c.
This afternoon, while colored meeting was
being addressed by a colored radical named
OWNS, white man named Driscoll, who, it
was charged, disturbed the meeting, was set
upon and badly beaten. He was rescued by
the police, who were followed to the station
house by about 1,0OO negroes. He had pistol
which the negroes charged he attempted to use
in the meeting. .If- .,rl
A considerable number of delegates to the
convention, appointed by the late county meet
ings, arrived this evening. tt
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w anted.
Wanted.

A GOOD GIRL that understands cooking, to do
~ first work. Enquire at 1874 Spring Street.
July 1G dit
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Accident mud Loss Of Life.

PHILADELPHIA, July 80.
This afternoon wharf of the Delaware
river at the foot of Almond street, covered
with hogsheads of molasses and sugar, gave
way, letting into the water 12O hogsheads val
ued at $4,000. Three men were drowned, one
coin, which arrived from.the West Indies on
Monday night Another named Edwards,
cooper by trade, and one Cunningham, day
Waterman for s. & w. WEIGH, to whom the
sugar belonged. The bodies have not been re-
covered glt
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Southern ChivaIry RECONSTRUCTED.

COLUMBIA, S. c., July 80.
committee, and F. @. Thompson, correspond
ent of a New York paper, were murderously
assaulted last night at the Niokerson House
on account of their participation in the Re
publican Convention. Both gentlemen made
juries were sustained by the parties assaulted.
Radcliff, the most prominent rioter, is a broth
er of the chief of police Gen. Burton, post
commander, has the rioters under military ar
rest. The colored people are in the highest
state of excitement. 81
Ldter.-The assault upon WI. Armstrong
and +. @. Thompson was committed by two
drunken men, who were arrested. The citi-
IONS, without exception, denounce the assault,
which was the result Of liquor and unpremed-
itated ir rs
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Miscellaneous Di.pa,chcs.

CHARLESTON, S. c., July 30.
The term of Sheriff Carew of Charleston
having expired, Gen. Sickles has appointed N.
.. haste to succeed him. Hastie is an old
citizen, though originally Northern man. and
until recently was President Of the Charleston
Board of Trade
BROWNSVILLE, ONTARIO, July 80.
oohn Smart with his grand daughter Agnes
smart, while crossing the track of the Grand
trunk Railway to-day, in carriage, were
killed. ''''-- anu
BALTIMORE, July 80.
Inns morning, man named George Hanor,
aged 30 years, stabbed his wife in the breast
with large butcher knife, and then drew the
died almost instantly. The woman is supposed
to be mortally wounded. Cause, domestic in
felicity.
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Destrucaive Fire.

= CAIRO, ILL, July 30.
fire here yesterday, burned nine buildings
on the Ohio Levee, loss 100000. The princ-
pal losers are G. c. Woodward $57 600, in
sured for $4,000; :. E; Reardon, $4,000, fully
insured; l.; J.. Leach $4,000, insured for
Thos. Layen, $4,000, no insurance
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NEW ORLEANS, July 30
+ The following is in print this evening:
Head Quarters 9TH Military District, New Or
leans, July 3Oth, Special Order No. 105. A
careful consideration of the report of Brevet
Maj. Gen. Charles Griffin, U. s. A., shows
that j. w. Throckmorton, Governor of Texas,
is an impediment to the reconstruction of that
state under the law. He is therefore removed
from that office. E. M. Pease is hereby APP
pointed Governor of Texas in place of w
Throckmorton removed. He will be obeyed
and respected accordingly. BY command of
Gen. P. Sheridan n
(Signed) GEORGE l.. HARTsUFF,
Asst. Ad'jt General.
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Ibetb near DR. Bui ;zelis; $3.50 only for both lots
Apply to W. H. aERR1S, Real Estate Agent.
July 29-diw* fr
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Real Estate at Auction.

I'M TUESDAY, August 9th, at O'Clock Z. NJ, 1
~ shall sell the proper y No. ~ Newbury Street.
IL consists OF a two and half story wooden house,
Win brick has ment, containing eleven rooms and
a.ue Soft and hard water In house.
On9 ana q half story wooden house In rear. II
. i hVe rooms, finished throughout Lot gbOuss
10 Adams Street. ~ '' WV
Inns properly Is now under rent for $500 year.
anu offers nne chance for investment and will bo
sold without reserve, the owners living out of town
Terms sy, 70 HALEY .uct
July30 dtd.
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To Let.

OFFICES In the third story ct building on corner
" of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at of.
fee of OCEAN INSURANCE CO. p
Feb. 25. If t I5T Exchange Street.
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Steamship North American.

~, QUEBEC, July 30
The steamship Austrian, from Liverpool,
passed Father Point this morning 6 he re-
ports that the steamship North American got
off on Friday and the Austrian took her in
tow, but heavy gale coming on she ran into
Gaspe Bay and beached her. There will be no
difficulty in getting her to Quebec. 20 -i4i
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:" OT LUUIS. y UIy %.
Western dispatches say there were six cases
and two deaths from cholera at Fort Harker
ON Saturday. Sixteen cases of cholera had oc-
CURED among the Kansas volunteers at Fort
Larned. The disease has also appeaaed among
the troops guarding the Railroad construction
train BEYOND Fort Harker, and several deaths
from it have occurred.
Father DeMoItee Catholic priest at St.
Marys, Missouri, died on Thursday night of
cholera, near Ellsworth, where he had been at
tending Catholic patients. He had been
among the Pottawa:tomie Indians II years,
and was much respected throughout Kansas
The Indians have commenced depredations
on the stage route between Salt Lake and
Denver. Big Pond Station was burned by
them. Some stock has also been stolen by
them and two or three coaches chased and
fired uDon
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CONFERENCE.-THE.
Dissolution of CODUrtners7,j1
ID i y y oil u { ion

nUR copartnership expired by limitation OH the
~ 18th inst H. f. Locke retires, The business
will be continued by the remaining partners
DEERfNu, MILLIKEN & co.
Portland, July 20, 1867. iy30d3t
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-.L NEW YORK, July 80.
George M. Wilkes George Williams and
James j. Ludley, arrested ON suspicion of COM
uniting forgeries to large amount on various
banks in this city, were to-day released on
writ OF habeas corpus, the officers of the banks
being unable to identity them. h
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ATGD.
Wanted

THREE smart and intelligent young men, from 16
Il TO 20, to act as news agents. Apply at
y q. X. CHISHOLM e. BROS,
july26dtf News Agents, e. 4. Depot.
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New York Market,

~ NEW YORK, July So
Cotton-a shade rmer and more active; sales 8 OOO
bales; Middling uplands 27k q CSC. ~
EFour-irregular; sales s,dOlbbls.; State at % a
II co. round hoop Ohio at 80 q II 70; Western
at % q II so; Southern at 70 q 16 90; California
at12 90 a 1475. f = -
Wheat-3 q &c lower; sales 81, 900 bush; new Red
Southern at 40 q 60; new White Southern at 40
q 90; White California at 70 @1275.
Corn-heavy and Il lower; sales 1872 900 busb
Mixed Western at l OF q Of; White Western al
IA; Yellow Western at / 49,
0ats-Iitbout de .idel change sales 81 900 bush.
Pork-heavy; new mess at % TO-
Lard-quiet. - .
Whiskey-quiet.
Groceries quiet.
Naval Stores-ouiet
Petroleum-cuiet; crude at 144 q 15c; refined
bonded at 81 a 314c. HF-E -iF
Tallow-steady. -lt
Freights to Liverpool-without decided change.
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Terrible Gas Explosion.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, July 30.
Three explosions of gas took place in the
cellar of the mansion house of Eben Dale ESQ,
at the Cove by the last of which from fifteen to
twenty firemen and others were badly burned.
One of the fremen, Moses Rust Jr. has since
I,oI
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Commercial.-.Per Cable.

.t.ts LIVERPOOL, July 29-Evening.
Cotton-The market closed follows: Mijding
uplands 1891; Orleans 102d; sales 1000 bales
Breadstufts-The market closed quiet and unt hang
ed. Provisons-Bacon firm at 43s; other articles
unchanged. Produce-Rosin, common Is, fine lbs
Spirits iurpentine 3ls Petroleum-spirits Cd; re-
fined Is I'd. Tallow As Cd.
LONDON, July 29-Evening.
Sugar and iron steady at the opening quotations.
Linseed cakes firm at SO los. Other articles un-
changed.
-c LONDON, July 3O-Noon.
% Consols at "a for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.--U.S s. 5-20's u Tic; Hi
nois Central shares 763, exdivi1end; Erie Railroad
shares 49,; Atlantic and Great Western 22k
tig.l4 7.l lrlt.i LIVERPOOL, July 30-Noon
Cotton quiet and unchan ged; sales 5000 bales
Breads:uffs dull. Corn 35s Cd. Other articles un-
changed. .Tt 6ar hsfi3 lc
ANTWERP, July 3O-Noon.
Petroleum market fat and unchanged.
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Picked nm Adrift,

A DORY, about IS feet long, painted white out.
"A side with gr en- stripe. The owner can have
the same by calling at the store of p. b. MOVES, n
York slreet, proving property and paying charges.
July 30-d3t*
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Found.

DUNNING at large IN westbrook, near Capisc
LII Mills. . COW, about twelve years old, whtish
brind1e color. The owner have the same by
calling on Greenleaf Thorn, in Westbrook, proving
property and paying charges. jy29diws
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Lost.

BETWEEN Chatham and Franklin Streets, be-
ID tween niue and ten o'clock this forenoon q mem
orandum book containing q milk account, ard a
small amount of money. The finder will be suitably
remarked by leaving 1t at the drug store of Charles
Cory, Fore Street. WE r
July I, 1867. jy2dtf
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THE MA r. X e II s
Einancial.

fgtaI NEW YORK, July 800 p. M.
Money market abundantly supplied and ID, rate:
nominally unchanged but weaker Golq ctosea quet
quotations Government securities closed steady
Stocks closed strong with sharp rally averaging
q 1c. Mining shares generally nrm ana rather more
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To Let
For Rent.

WITH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w for gentleman and wife, at 81 Free street. 4
June 2C-dtf -sa r.I a...f