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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15

City Ou"J
NEW.JERsEY. al.
ala ~ West Elizabeth property ha'ins hroueht
- extensively IN the papers OF 'lS o,'' 90 whom
Vei'.,y hundred or two gentlemen, many -, onnor
pose'" od drawn tbither rather Decautb he country
ity vas afforded make an lager beer free
- feast themselves sand - purchase any OF the
20 cosf than because they WlSuoo nrany but eight be-
OF VV. ,J o. ~ the whole ",cy,ioht nearly all
land OHereu' loI "a of these, four DouS line ~ the
came purchasers a'ia1d sold lies on thH ia, West
the properly. ~ New-JerseY, at tne Poygd ~ Eliza
lent, al about one ne ariy knowp as the
ElzaDetn slatOD, which was 1OrlutIiy ~ tIolbrook
beth. The farm " been iu possession OF MT nOlDlO
Williams place. tras sold today about 10 lc9i ~
on whose accom- 20 ores bordering on tne "a ~
comprised aDou' icyel The farm has Oeen In - rkd
mostly s which are, as YET ~, 80 r15v1O0
Prooso rrow OF the piow nc H. mice hid being for
by the old m plots OF a. tle PIlco 3Si oniv 10
Itl and wete Tbe terms Of sale were nOera, oli ~
plot lOx2O ~ , renured. the remainder 10 remain O
per cent CAS-, three years, at per cent - .o
BOND anu commenced in an OLD Darn slluH
The SAFE n,e of the lots fronting on the rallIoau
properly anu - the bidding slow, ana tne Plloos
were Ill After several vain attempts 10 b0' 80
1eaIeu tbe auctoneer, Mr.. ii. Hendlques vi ~. LIE
ltsiuad his audience 10 accompany nm ,taN
Clty Int tbe purchasers might see the properly ny
@ bnvipg aud number OF pioIs w. q. tbe sbeter
were 7e intense heat forced return 10 the seoi
way, WIN WIN Al this time the bidding became pI!shci
o. a" ,be remainder OF the properly "a SS,ooot6er
anu II nnch better prices Inc lOts, atOsOtIiiCii'
LID for less than any Of the same SIG anu ~
weIo sO mat have been placed on the market uI!s
~ nresept season. but If the iact tDdt nono od no
Ino are az Vet built and none OF the lands kaueu %
~ info consideration the prices may be
- There was general impression duiO 0 tbo 80
800 to-day that II the sales were an Ooe y.u,5 En-,
IoD who purchased the most of the 0ts NeIe A4Ns
y CCiood investment. We print below q Iuu IepoAV'
nW l. N.
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autitts Of Bunkruptrg.

Ilutirts Of Bankrupttg
IN BANKRUPTCY-DIST of NEW
4 JFRsRY sat Trenton Ia said District, the 23th day OF May
A. The undersigned hereby gives notice o. his appointment as
Aepe4 Of CHARLES LOUSSBURl Of Freehold In the County OF
N,ob ana state Of ewIersy District who has been
sadgd Bankrupt bis petition by the District Court Of said
District Jy8 lASJsN IL OANflbLp, asslsues-
IN BANKRUPTCY.-DIST of NEW
JERSEY, Trenton In said District, the l2d day Of June
A 1893 undersigned hereby notice Of bis appointment
Assignee Of AUGUSTUS NAMING Of Freehold Ia the County OF
ard NesJesy within said District who has been
sudgd Bankrupt hrs petition by the District Court OF s
District JyB lawJ"N d. bANflELD, hssl.lee.
TTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the 10th
DAY u 1903 warrant bankruptcy Issued against
lie estate OF STEPHEN H. GDD the ownship Of East Orange
and state NesJeey Who has been sdg
bankrupt petition that the payment OF debts ana De
property belong suth bankrupt 70 blu OF or m use
transfer u property BY him are forbidden BY g hai
Meeting the said bankrupt their debts and TO
choose Of bis estate will be heh at Court OF
kruptcv BE- hodrn Paterson NesJer
v before Thomas D. HoIssy Register on the 81 da{ Of August D.
Al 10 o'clock a. m. WILLIAM BUD DbA' IN
4. S. Marshal as Messenger for District NsS-Jersey
JAMES W. FiELD, Attorney. UIlaNJ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15

scSs'l Cut Meas are trm .s4 t demand sales q 30 pig
az Tor snosea shsae s1 igssle for BAsgsd Ham, B.
IO lies :. he Dressed os' are steady ss @q9 At i2eae L.dh
for No c for cg lae for fair to prime Steam, aad sc for Kst
EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS
Total to Great Britain Pork Beef Bacon Butter cbses. Lard
the Continent for the bbA s5 tuna ians ie9A ,sns
s1cs sept 1rS - ..'. $50 1lS 15s I g3 % So.
Same time, ls6.....9si 3320 12S l3I7 Als6 $50 1855
Pc, t. ending July S sSs 's a@s
s s@s. ssRs s9 .ss ls2s s gsS 2S,
RcR@csTo; a:; al Io e I.,, ru. DAN and Ss.,, Ssss
70 appearance England AID few lots here We gaOs
SUGARS-rhe supply Of Raw Sugars increasing the Do
maud being moderate ald the tendency pnees downward tho ma
freedom but appear anxious realize We quote at Hollis ot
hr 70 good Res9ng and l2e for No. u boI sales o5t hhd Cq6s
l6 Tor Powdered GanuAed and Crushed l5GG Tor son Wbe
SEEbS-fhe inquiry for Clover Seed present shipment, sales
e:ma LOT; at Timothy seed = IN limited request AT y .
Calcutta selling New York and Boston % Cd ~ II pea
sALT~we have bad fair obbng demand for all kind, at fall prices
TIM. Island, bush IS lsyraeg's Ground 81 Is ssra
NV, Pine Ashton. 80 -lLy, tiae hgyas"E % ."
sOAPwe note sales Of 200 boxes at &c, Gle IN job lots
slbANrae market has been unsettled and the demand tafi
TALL0wA poor local and r export demand this staple aud
pcss are shade easier the week; sales Of $4,000 at III @lt
WOo-The Domestic Fleece Is du somewhat
tive prices generally haze had downward tendency The arrivals
Domestic Pieces 4iofIe for Native aud Menuos 5e5le.
for and do 3g5 for full blood Meruos and 55d60 saIoBy
Heees; 3Oa6c no Pulled I2de for Supervise 10 and so
49e for Extra DO 22ac for Unwashei California. 2S0
3c 2o02c COMMON 10 choice TEXAS and Amercaa
Coming at 0a55c We quote Foreign as follows: south Apss.
32d35 for Common Washed 28a37c Mes
Creole 26a32c for Washed Coroyai ChAB Tor Unwsshd
esuza and Merno; Cape Of Good Hope aioc r Uuwashsds
washed aud 3OG40c FOR Washed.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC ,... m 50
g. nj, 20 ~ s,n ssts =. 1879 Moon Rises ''''''m 20
~ hiea wATKh THIS bNi seo
Ga. III q.2q 4 COZ. Island El9 Hell Gaie'''''''" '
MINIATURE ALMANAC
.r,lnR RRPoRT-9 a. u
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oP SEw.roRK..'''''"''
CLEARED.

,,s.. pohia.Sa' Philadelphia Saratoga, Couch,
Na,t,s VI Nereus Bearse, Boston
HSb Aonom Is CD Kloppcr brenen 70, orers, West In
BaIk.-Mnerva (Sor) soreusen 9i Cin Mcneil White
Masga Md Br) Phillips MoPts,aSso 1 Nissan VapaTalso
River LINDA LEVIN Cons Bermuda Emma Ives (br LATa"Ay'
GieraiA ,d mr., Cro.slsy 81 john b. via Portland Eta
so" Mary Rogers, Elabeihporti 6iIoe.h p 1
!brl Ss,n n ocean Pearl Pearl klAoe'hPoH' FEAnA
nd 1 Unit Galley Bostou Nile, oliver Bangor
ARRIVED.
a., -. A.. wallace Newbern n C., naval slorea
s.espsaP , LI Poois Liverpool 70 dNa mdse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15

Ship Screamer Young. Liverpool rs days, mdse
bhip Harvest Queen Hutchinson Liverpool mtse aud 40
June IL lat 20 lon 3D. passed ship 0swegO bound June 3D.
Isl q So lou 49 spoke Norwegian bark Emmanuel 20 days from Nor
way for Quebec
BARK Fearless Patrick Newport Eng, railroad iron.
Dak Newcastle Armstrong Cardiff - DAYS railroad Iron June
AZ ~ - lon IS 49, spoke bark Ellis (Br from Liverpool for Pha
s Forest State shue IS days. mOlAs Sailed in
BIZ nDstaner fetts ship IIarhOr 10 days. timber.
Sts nuT p Pg BIRD kar, Windsor, n y Is days plaster
sehL j. A. Lockwood Georgetown DC.
Schr J. II. Tilton, Virginia -'
Sehr. G. H. KIRK, Virginia
Sehr q. A. johnson, Washington " q
Schr Mary Louise Mariher Havab, s,o,r and rol,.s.
Sehr Isabel Denuson. BarAeoa u dsvs fu f In BORT ehr
Ricardo Barrogs 70 sail the 5th July for New York
Sehr +. d. Wilder Heather, Cardenas 10 davs roi..s.
Sehr. Hattie Loo, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS
BosrOS. July 4-Aryed steamship Arnold o Rsmoe.
bark FarsuDd from GOtienbury Pades Cauenas
from Alexandria, schr David FaBs from CienGegos
SAa Francisco july l3Ihe United States steamship Saanae from
Mexican ports tb Pacific and the opposition steamship
with pass from NeW.YOTk, arrived to-day.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUFENTOwS JAY 1.-THE steamship Palmyra from NewYork Jy
2 arrived az this port yesterday.
LONDON July 1.-THE steamship ATLANTA, from NewY0rk June
arrived in the Thames Yesterday
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

fPer Canal Vessels. aud Railroads July IL
bbs. Corn Meal 35b DO Four $y bses
Coon IS 90 Wool bbl Rosn. 33 DO Spis urpeniue 80
do Fygs go Hides SIDES Leather $50 pkgs Butter 22 DO
Chess l56 DO Lard $50 kegs do 2 bb Peo a.
so starch LOG pigs Cut Meats las do Oh Cake S2 hhdA TO
bacco. !, J35 boxes and eases do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
THE MARKETS.

TUESDAY July II. 1853.
AsHEs-Tbe light market steady 80 81
for Pots. Pearls nominal.
BUILDING MATBRALSWe have particular change to zote in
under this heading demand has been moderate Bricks
dul Lahs weak Lumber selling from l3a 2O
We quote follows: BRIcKs-Pae N, s8gS9 Common Hard
y NJ sl00Sll; Croton, NJ s8Qs22 Philadelphia Front,
T. NJ sD0$ CRMEST-Rosendae ~ Dbl, 81 IS HAIR
Cattle y bush 35e Mixed p bush, Coo Goat bush zoe
LATHs-Easern y ~ 81 49, LME-ROckand Common Y bbl
81 10: Rockand Lump, y Dbl. 81 PLASTER PAEIs-o
Blue So; White Nova Scotia, " tun % %
1885, Caed Eastern, Dbl 81 20 for Cleaned KniekeFboeke
Mills. and 81 80 for Empire Mills
BEESWAX note fair business the conclusion
Of 600 n 456l3c for Yellow Western and southern
BRlSTLBS steady with moderate busns from 0c 0@2 Tor
American Gray and White
BROOM CORNh inquiry fair and common qualities are scarce
sales a R6l5c. the latter price for choice
COTTOhfhe inquiry continues light and the market weak our
somewhat aud closing without much strengths
Lao bales including 40 to spHne and $40 to spectators
We nunfA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
MtOiral.

DYSPEPSIA - $1,000 CURES WITHOUT
~ MEDICINE BY Du BARRrS deeou, REyALESTA ca
FDOU which rradeates Dyspepsia Ind grson, Cough asthm
uptisn DEBILITY Constipation. DirThea PaPtahon ferrous
ous Liver And Stomach Complaints Cure No o. IL sIg
II i The hs,lh Holy Father excellent espeea u
b,pdonirE remedies he has confined himself eae 70
B foA and uoaes cannot praise this excellent food 100
LKbly"-tiNete Al. I n,
w BARRY Co. No lG1 wniamst SeE.YerE Ia TN. Vi
AZ So IN - 90: ~ slO; u u. 90 a H. 80, and through al
.rncrfs and ohcmsts
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Sort 5etarNtn's qotirr.
STATE Oy Ngw-YoRK,

NBw-YORK, :
PoRT.WARDESs OFFICE. No % Wliam-st
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance with
Section Of The Ast passed April H. 49, entitled a. Ae.so
interested Of the subject matter Of such inquiry
survey that the following vessels under etA
Port Wanens that the said examinations wa
within succeeding this notice board SAFE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15

LuseeJ heavy aud dull AZ wa 81 W o CASKS
I'D b,,s English Lnsee dull and nominal 10 Crude Fish ohs
~ business but prices unchanged we
% Whale at &c and Sperm 80 Manufactured OILS are naet
Lard Oh has ruled steady with fair business al from 81 1O~
81 As Gr Fair Prime aud Choice. -
on CAKThe supply not equal 70 the demand and prices s
rms CIV al ga 0dSi5. gold ,.
on MRAI-The demand quite light and prices are nominal ~
~ 40d 81 As y 100 10, cash ,,-. q, .,
PETROLEUM quiet but hi there has been some nquy o Is
Al br decline We quote Crude i0di7 gravity ~ bulk
Pc Crude 4Od7 gravity n 6bs 22c Re6nedfn bond w at sc
R6ned In bond Prime White SAFE Refined In bond - 70 Y
MS test 3ilc Refined free W. 96a37e NsphthA kesne
rsviy Resuum, 80 So In Philadelphia We quote Cfas
G Resued standard White spot 3c do BUYERS order june J
40 do july 5c do do August Sic do. September Jic
are the market closes dali and heavy Inc %
regar 200 bbl at S2s 50 for Old Mess and ~ o
G New DO Beef Is dull Unchsngei sales OF % obs a.
sommou brands $50 S2 for Plain Mess and 90 TOT hla
Mcsa Tisres Beef dull aud prices n0uiaaL bee as % wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
NAILS (CODtiuuedl

huytTs tIs0 " VFo
stocks are daily increasing aud though considerable re-
sucos could undoubtedly be obne would be mere 70
,t ~ 4, ppon auy quotation Early last week 34 hhd Ceuiru
SsI were private terms aud 200 Remedies az SOC g nese
Transactions have been kept secret until today ie'' " ~
Of Muscoyado sod.at 4Jc - 49,. h.vo
NAVAL SrORESThe low grades OF Resin are strong ana we hse
a. buness sales Of bills good Strained AZ fJi V o9s
low No 2 at 80 l2 Spirits dull aud offered &C snA sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15

COFFBRAwang auction sale Of Rio 10 iaAe place oorroW
operating With any freedom but the market remains firm
and the offerings moderate Fair good argoes IN D0n
are quoted lOdlic aud o duty paid ~ GS The stock OF ko
at this port ~ 80 bags; Mobile 1900 Philadelphia OO al
Baltimore 5000; and al Eew-Oreans, l-Ota 2b99O bags
fat aud nominal about Gkc for java l549e
for Maracaibo, and IS, Gl6lc for Laguayra .
COAA good Eastern demand late auction prices the
business yard 30 15G rs p = tun OF 2O ID
Foreign request for houses. and prices nrmer
CANDLES steady and the market fairly active sales Of gov Dotes
2lG93 We quote Sperm at 45Gc and Patent 'o@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
EGGS.

Ropt for the week 1886 bb them IN bad order owing 70
The excessive weather Western have been sold at the marx al the
~ tom 5d22c bot generally made good Repacked
canie eggs bringing &C., With Western az ZJdZ Tie range
beng Wr han formerly They coming In spag Ni
h. [ and The demani falls of quality deterorates We quote;
~ ~ sna pa n..b ~ Western and Cansia. y d.. San
dor ........23 629 Egg Oats y bush, good. 5SG1o
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Matbinrrp.

Ilatb1nfrg.
-----------~~---~-~~~~~~--~-
GAS CHEAPER THAN DAYLIGHT!
N People until have called basement Of No %
Brory these machines the simplest
cheapest the world They cannot get out Of
order or freeze Patent Rsha Of the for sale
H. G. PLASS. POstOmce Dor No JJ7l
DEFINED TALLOW FOR MACHINERY,
IL PERFECTLY PURE.
Manufactured By BLKISToE No ZIG MarEae st. between
Proot md second above aIo~hilst, Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK, Tuesday, July H. 800
No public instructions in real estate Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15

Inc central NcN-JcThty Ldnu company VIII sell,
morrow "wednesday more of the Dunellen lots
iepOrt Of the former sale appeared in The TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15

A BOON for Country Residents-W ARlNGS
n ELEMENTS or AGRICULTURE Pnee sl By mail from The
Tribune Ohco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
State. good, loss of.........H Gz3 .
FRUITS AND BERRIES.

Southern peaches than paving cost Of saong ne
lew crates AZ being Offset by the hunifeds Eca have
to be taken away worthless A crate Of apneoe
thas To-day. few wild Baek6rrTes brought DC per
Whaoeberres boxes hne sold az zoe qIt some
Rochester last Of the buugu al the
from quart New Apples scarce ana hh thafesons
selling bush with Nortoks all the way from - ~ 70 DIV
a. bush. We quote: " 40, ,.-,,
srn Soutb y bb 81 ORaspberrs AutSp thirds a3c
Cksrwe fne ~ .21d25c Blackeap,
Conon a. .. g6llc lBlackberres common, POT ~ Use
cnry,rts d IA - 8d l2c lWhOrIebees 4 bush % l0QS %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15

There il firm tone 20 and advance rates
c per 10 They went mp l Little Falls YESTERDAY le being
p ouite Of me factories Small sales on erers hts
been made here Isle 800 ne At l5se to-day sun Ice
while coming IN heated Lave
he AZ AZ 02c 1he drouth England has cut short Their make
Int there are fears that than 1900 sent abroad during he pee
bt viii ten on that and perhaps break as was We ass
last wear shippers still free purchasers and afge nlmne AZ,
| M 90 abroad during present week Some sales curing
st al figures dare TO quote urn oa 70 De made
parties Who dd not pay for them and who are now missing hA a
oahv loWea their cheese the water We quote
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60 GIT
guusts amn farms @lantrS.

sOusts ano farms ddlantto.
N{TANTED-A HOUSE, on a lease, by n first
CAS- tenaut; rent not to exceed SO Must be in good
neorhood Eighth Reth and Fourth and Tenth
Aves Improvements Address stating sire, &c,
Box No 423}, PostOmce
WANTED Oct. IA small TENEMENT, con-
yehent for Housekeeping gentleman and we on within hour
house locality society must be good Address
with fall particulars, A. b.. Tribune Ofce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
n. 7. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE


an advance per River pals hrns and tubs with
good Western have also gone mp lQc D. but to meua
unchanged The demand active such very light receipts
coupled with little speculative feeling prove ia
sufficient for Ordinary The CsiOnis
about 800 mostly state butter bui dis
coursging the kilograms from there likely much will bs
taken here dealers have sending
country during such hot weather Butter coming badly melted
Fresh lots Western. selected bringing
IN small way pts will probably be ght for weeks 10
come and possibly prices may 20 little higher Common Medium
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-01

CONFIRMATION IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
About 250 persons were confirmed by
Bishop Rosecrans yesterday, the sacra-
ment being administered at Holy Gross in
the morning, and at st. Patrick's in the
afternoon. We witnessed the ceremonies
in the afternoon and were much impressed
with the solemnities. Seventy-eight girls,
arrayed all in white and with long white
wells, knelt at the altar to receive the
rite, the Bishop amounting each on the
forehead with chrism, and making the sign
of the cross, and repeating in Latin the
words 81 confirm thee with the chrism of
salvation. In the name, &c., then strik-
ing each slight blow on the face, to re-
mind them of the indignities they were liza
BILE to receive at the hands of the world
because of their being Christians. Forty
eight boys and several grown persons
were also confirmed. The church
was crowded with, worshipers and persons
drawn there through curiosity. Bishop
Rosecrans delivereda brief lecture on PEN
tecost and the antiquity of the Sacrament,
that was most interesting and instructive
to all who heard it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Sunday, May 81, 1858.
NEIL HOUSE.


NEIL HOUSE.
Jacob Wolf, Cincinnati: Diebrch, Philadel-
phia;, / Graf. Philadeghiai Chas Coopsey. Bos-
Gn WmA Ts SsI Y05a Gee Wsshsr9
Boston; L j Wiggin. wife and child. New York:
Charles Butler. New Nork; Mr. ESIminger; y in New
sRS sloou% aa' GsS
Boston Set %sss
York. j W Gsborn and wife. Albany: Cnas Hitch
f @hssm ks% ss0 {drs Max koS:I ssa Wssb &C.,
Elry Philadslphia; q A A QqsGks1back W.H New York York
w Frain Zsnesville; j K Jacobs Wheeling Va;
Blair umwell Richmond Va.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
John Wilson. St. Louis: John Lightner. Fred
more: W McAdams, Ohio; D Blee. Cleveland; Dr. /
G Rogers. Willow Grove. Delaware 8 M Howard.
PsnnsSIvans s4eSR Roisy, Hs%er TyIsr CIeVs.
land Rev PswisSurg 9hG
ss Sisveisnd; G Kelsey. soity 3 3 Scott oity:J i
Ef Htstjc TsE J:
s Sssa Egg 1. 4sv 4 WIZ wP.tss s9 LOW
ery. Ohio; Thos Marr. Cleveland W g Bower. Ohio;
Lhos Towsey. Boston: Newton Pierce. Phil.del;
wife. W hite sulphur Springs: Martin Judy. Ohio:
Linton Pane, a Ph lsdeE hia; n Windel % Shakspee;
mimi; w L OcOIIeu SleVoldnu. n w SpdQe, 90: .
Burvell, GAINESVILLE; Hume, city.
GOoDALE HOUSE.
JIM Russell. Indianapolis; A Rea. city; George
Denton Cleveland; N C Nye, city; Charles Ban
croft. city; J B O'Connor. New York; s Warner
Wellington; Jno Moody. Steubenville Chase
Mt Gilead; + Hyatt and lady, De aware; Z Ii
Eekert Piqua: H Gosling. Cincinnati; Ale1aGder
Lindsey. New York. John III Smith, u New London;
PIX Benner' Dennison; F Coles: Lancaster:
aoebei, New York; Cole, Granville; B F Howell
Syracuse. N ~ y; J n blackburn. Slsveland; Wn
6eid: G p Landon, Mif1in; ohm Morris, Pittsburgh
WIN W Williams; Columbus; q Walker. San
dusky.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-01

NU1saNcEs.-There are many things in
every city which may justly be considered
nuisances. In our humble opinion any
thing is nuisance which is distasteful to
any large class of respectable citizens
Many of these nuisances are unavoidable,
and must be tolerated. But there are 9TH
er Objectionable things which are not una
voidable, and in favor of which the excuse
of necessity cannot be advanced. Promi-
nent among these is the nuisance of loung-
ing about church doors, before and after
service. This pastime is INDUCED in by
a large class of young men in this city,
whose object in attending places of divine
worship would, we fear, if properly under
stood by the public, subject them to scorn
and reproach. Instead of going quietly in
to the house of God, they congregate about
the door, indulging in loud and objectiona-
BILE language, making remarks about per-
sons as they pass in, and making them
selves disagreeable generally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-01

TRANSFERRED SATURDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office on Saturday:
Geo. II. Earhart, Sheriff, to Rickley &
Bro- May 9th, part of inlots Nos. 774
and 794 in the city of Columbus, for $500
Alpheus Studebaker and wife to Joseph
Hunter, May 18th, 81 acres of land in
Prairie township, for $325 76, and other
considerations. e trssrsss-s
Michael McAlister to Magdalena Fish
niger, May 18th, lot No. IL of McAlister's
subdivision of outlots Nos. 101 and 102 in
the city of Columbus, for $400.
George w. Rice and wife to Anton Beck
May 29th, part of inlot No. 307 in the city
of Columbus, for $4,000.
George Helsel to Isaac Weatherington
May 21st, II acres of land in Hamilton
township, for $1,000.
Joseph Schneider and wife to John
Lober, May 9TH, lot No. 15 of James Bry.
den's second addition to the city of Colum.
bus, for 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-01
Ceremouies ar India napolf..

INDIANAPOLIS, May 30.-The ceremonies
of decorating the graves of soldiers and
sailors buried in Corwen Hill Cemetery,
near this city, took place this afternoon,
under the auspices of the Grand Army of
the Republic. Business was almost en-
tirely suspended, and the citizens gener-
ally Joined in the exercises. The procession
consisted of the members of the Grand
Army of the Republic, the Masonic and
Odd Fellows organizations, Executive, Ju-
dicial and State officers, the Mayor of the
city, Council and citizens generally. The
procession, at one o'clock, proceeded to the
Cemetery. The exercises consisted of the
jutant General OF the Department, an ad-
dress by Gov. Conrad Baker, the recitation
of poem written for the occasion, and the
floral decoration of the graves by eighty
orphan children of deceased soldiers, as
sisted by eighty young ladies.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-01
From 81. IOuis.

ST. LOUIS. May 3O.-The Episcopal Con-
vention at Kirkwood, Missouri, yesterday
elected Bishop Tuttle, of Idaho, to fill the
place of the late Bishop Hawkes. in the Di-
ocese of Missouri.
Some important whisky cases are now
before the United States District Court, in
which A. T. Sperry and B. T. Prettyman,
of Pekin, ILL.,, are defendants. The charge
against John w. Taylor, reported arrested
last night, is of changing the consideration
OF deed from $4,000 to $4,000. The
charge is made by d. A. Hugerd, of KY,
and the arrest was made on a requisition
of the Governor of that State. MIR. Taylor
is man of responsibility here, and says
the charge is made for the purpose of black
mail. ..