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New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
MISIATURB ALMANAC.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SRw.YORK...........JULr l.

CLEARED.
st,am,hps-Nebrka (Br) Guard Liverpool; arizona aoar
Aspnwa Gen ~Barae, Mooa say5aaanj s'JsS'A be9"Ie
Couch Richmond ynsnd Bown BALTIMORE Aeuahhe' Aels''
HCon,,anns Creevsy Loadon Ab6y Ryerson B) Dennis
0IBsCS,T.i.an fr) Anderson Pernambueo and market Taea
HARTMAN Lsbon Mozart o. CD Juehsr BIenen bAHeh howe
B5sst Jo.sh Br Beuer Quebec via Eii,bhpo Tally 10
Csm Eeavas Alezander (Br Thompson, st. Johns H. lsa
~ 1R Mu,n,y 81 Jago Cuba. Chance BE La Forge PenAm
bue,, Abr ellen, Orcu, Sa.lla River Ga n,, r....r
vg, c. Gbby Barsley kelley BIbethpor,i Adelaide
Hanaden BlIabsthpsrt, Pinta smh Caai ~ hom1s st
@ R3ssmoad W. d. Mangum Chase, NewBedford JuiA baAeI
Baker. Boston Augsl Chase Providence
ARRIVED.
Steamship Thames Pennington Sayannah ma'e ana DA''
steamship D.rigo. johnson. Portland muse ana pass an, ~
st.,mbp brunette Howe Philadelphia, with mise and pass
steamship Neptune Boston. mdse aHd pass
sts.m.sip Pelican Cark, Providence. ,,o,- H.,
Sbp Albert IN Meyers Bremen 80 dasmde 'au ''' pA au
ds.,a, % c" 90 ms Bssrow, Cardiff % days railroad
Drs Dundee Gould Little Glace Bay 10 days, coal
Bs Amelia Carlos Cabaren 10 days sugar ana moeA
Bns Lima HiH Cieniusgos lS days, sugar -.
Iius Harry virdeu Colin Caibsrien days 'ef anu anu % "a
Juns Is Bryan Of Ohio eoored seaman m Oh AO anu
% cae.o Lochha Barbadoe, DAYS sugar and moasses Len
IN post cbr Evene loadpg for New i9h June Ds &
h,rk eoiea Peece sehrs ThorBdke and Dauntes and g
& 8b Dew C,rdsuass days June &c lat 9o on ~
Bs Lone sisr Sn.s caena. DAYS ,asAr and mOa''e'
Brg Orion Edgell Hilsborough for hrNark ,
sehf Maggie McNie Ceniuegos u days sugar ana no>
sesr Massie Reddy Canso ~ s. Y DAYS peiroleum OIL
ST. piss,b A. Dear Low BarAcoa days fruit Len 10 port,
b CbaT Waren Ricardo Bauos and Isabella for o III
s,s hu, ur,op ProhoE saguA molasse and pass
scHoOsERs-RIyKR AED C9AsrwnE
Am,neus giiabethporL sarf, EhIlbe.hport. -.
Belle, Port johnson. ni9n,es.eI tt, yyinhf yoh'
J. ID. lBgabAm, PhiiAdelpmA . j. Lt.ie,
hs,s Csss1 Juslies, SVsIh PNT " l.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
BOARD OF COuNCILMEN.

The new Board of COuncilmen met by
specal call at o'clock yesterday afternoon In the
Chamber of the Old BoaEd Mr. Monaghan the President
in the Chair The Clerk OF the Board sent in cOmmunca
tion that he had made the following appolntmenss :
Deputy Clerk, John A Towle; First Assistant Ste
George Byrne; Second Assistant Clerk John y Brleh
General Clerk Robert T. Reilly Engrossng Clerk James
A Farley; Messenger John b. witt; Assistant 9esse,s
ger Patrick Reid Official Reporter, CorDehns Sorsoh
Ordered on file. petition was received nom hessIs
George A. Heinrich. William Lamb, George W. Nahs.
John o Brien, and Henry c. Perley, announcing tnas
they were duly elected Councilman at the chariei
election December 1867; that they have procured oein
cafes OF such election. and duly filed them; that tney
have taken the necessary oath OF Office and IN January
last they claimed their seats on the organization VI s
Roard at that time and that this Board refused 10 ecos
nize them as members and they claim that under ln ~
cent decision the Court OK Appeals, IN te case ol a
New Board of COunclmen they entitled 10 er ssa's
Referred 10 the Committee on Law, when appointed a
members of tbe BOARD be furnished with amount OF
stationery, maps, &c, required for the proper
NJ their business
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

ArvpSooS PKovsoy MAKKEr 5oCLocKNohng has been
In pork since Change; Mess nominal al Sk1 10
PETROLRuM-Crude hm and IN moderate demand saes
Of SO bbs Gle, in bbls Redned 10 6oad has been
Somewhat excited; prices have advanced and close hm
AZ for W. on the spot, 3jlc. for July 34c for
g AMI Sept Naphtha and lee bb In Philadelphia sales Of
900 nils the 1000 bbS for last half Of July at sc
$40 bb August bb for September at 3Sic And SEQ bbl
for October a 31ic, all at buyers option
RICE-The dali Or all ABds asd is quiet at nominalJ un
changed prices -,.,-, T.
sIAkSThe demand for has active and though In
insisted the market without decided
strength and yery pressure would decline Fan 20 good
Ke6ua He 76 hhd at IL & for Cuba and lS ior
Porto Rico Refined quiet and unchanged a.,
SrocK JrtY l86-Caba hhds S3i Porto Rico bids l2oo9
ST. Cor bids English Island hhfs 500 Havana boxes
al 3 Bz bags 338; Manila, bags 1884 Medo, bags, 10
FRDS-Tere hrmer feeling Grass seeds gOod ue
apd prevailed chiefly speutvei prices have advanced closing h
obv seed ouy request unchanged hough
ys h ann aud nominal Seed unchanged We quote
Coyrr...... l0iGlOiG Canary %SG -
T,obv ....... 80 5OGB2 cGlHemp ............. gO -
Ronb HaX...... 65 Calcutta Linseedgoh l@ ~
STRAW demand and amer We quote Al SV ~t sAo
AMI 90c. for Long. $500, a. o,o a. -, ,,..,,z,9.
generally qhet 6IAue arc l4A}
held; learn Of no change IN prices . ,-,.ut...
WOO-Tbe new clip continues TO arrive quite freely but y not
the feeling
frn and Texas wool and demand Foreign Woo lu
yno. 4{a52 for and 4505Jc for bood Mennos ana .
Sc ,or Sa1ouy neecs 30d16c for No Pulled s1d4S or gu
r.ne DO and 43dl9c foT Extra DO 261sc fH cohol IN
be California; 28dJc ioF Fue DO 20G34c FOR common 70 oe
80 Od35c We quote Foreign a. oN
Common Washed 28dJlc ior
apd Merno aOase for RIOS 2OG2sc or on-
s,be Creole 2de Washed CoriOya, Gillian Al Da1te
Uurashed MslA Merho; Cape Of Good Hope Oefs I %
asbr Ea, lndia 20dsc for Washed and African al i'"i' "
UpWashei aud 5OGtOc for Washed
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
THAT sWINDLE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune r L;
SIR: Your correspondents account OF being
vctimlzed by man pretending 20 be IN search or ~.
brother" under the pretense that nniess ne cou &C.
money he would have 70 walk 20 Salem, Mass remLua
me thar about two months ago was called upon prOoa
bly nv the same man. represented lac wished 70 ges
m his unee jn SdIea Mas thai he was on bis way lrO
the West and his money had run short" ADVANCED
him a. which was 10 be remltted Immediately on MS ar
rival m san next day lie said his uncles Box NO ws
oa trouhle 10 write this IN order that by turtle.
notce i'm your valuable journal your readers may De pus
on their guard against beng similarly imposed upon Dl
erv plasble operator. remain, Sir, very respeeuuiS
@ neIy P' j. ANDREW.
Es,e- York, June %, 1898
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
OBITUARY.

DIR. Marvin VI. Marsh, Professor of Applied
Chemistry and Hygiene in Rutgers Female College, died
on the 9th June Carson Ohio from res receiyed
bv being thrown from a carriage Dr. Marsh was wen
known In this city two years ago Superintendent OF
the Lincoln Home, where his remarkable Kindness TACT
and professional skill signally displayed Previous
To tins time he had the head OF the Sanitary Com
missions hospitals at Beaufort, 5. C. DIT Marshs early
wears were passed In the western part OF this state ana
In Vermont He graduated at Hamilton College, ana
afterward practiced medicine for some yeas, t railing
health compelled him change his profession 10 that OK
"A teacher In which he was equally approved and sue
cessfu His death heavy loss 20 the College and tho
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
SPORTING ITEMS.

Local is one of the fastest horses IN America
Professor Sweet did not walk 100 miles In q
hours.
The well known trotting stallion, Confidence
is dead. =, q,
TYLER is matched to row McKiel on July 2i'
at Worcester, Mass. "
Mr.. Mcdonnell has bought Mr.. HarrisoAs -
terest In the Ohio stable. -,
Providence papers say that American 0'h'
wss dosed the othsr day 1t harragaHsets
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desrous OF purchasing or renting such pro
pery. viii md it 10 their interest 20 advertise In THE
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and addition to this advantage THE
TRIBUNE viii be found only in NewYork and all its
rues and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made
brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
90 the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions OF The TRB
UEE Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
byery profession business consequently advertise
ments In each disseminate all classes. THE
TRIBUNE deyoes especial attention 10 the reports Of real
Estate both In the city and in every part Of the State
thus adding greatly TO the value OF its columns an ad
vertlslDg medium. The charges for advertising are as
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

vvnxvpAY July -wth arrivals OF ~ fresh cattle since hon
s, e h the prices Of that daT some o. .ne s
~ ha, n shadow Improvement but this Is o"us 70 Ae tc
~ % t,r cattle woud sell 90 that oay are
oa sOwy at lie. The principal tads 0i soan w
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK, WEDNESDAY July l. 1868

u,,,ol frmDess of the real-estate
nv ,,ou illustrated al the Exchange 5aieSrOom
tnaiA' A. time when most operators have posted up
,aced their offices in charge OF CLERKS smut
town resie ences. and taken up ther aooues Dy
-. side or among the mountains-ln snort uurinE
- AT week in July-t is indeed uhconhon 70 sec %
sales made rs took place YESTERDAY anu 1OuaS az
10 DC t then most Of those who were there were
very s ard paid fair prices as may Dc seen iio our
following reports :. BIERCKER son co.
nj story frame house, 55 IT, front ana 40 ~. deep
Inc c33rriage house and two acres OF land sltc
with stables r-t0n.ave in West New-ROchele West
uated on 9ty e. y Sold Mr.. Rathbone for $1,000
Chesgit on the south side Of Prospective, MOUNT yer
one p0 ~ west of Unonplace. lOOx45 it, purchased by
ng Comp for $780, One plot Oinng the aDoYe lux
~ H., west corner of Union and Elmplace MOUNT
non iOOxl45 IT, purchased by Mr. McDougai Tor 500
4Onc p1 n9rchased by ID. Ferguson for $780,
nDe plot adjoining lNxl45 H., purchasTu Dy ~, - u 60
SON $500; one plot on the east siue Ihossd nv g.
sdneyplace Mount Vernon lOJAl64 III pcnaS,l . ~ 49, ~,
n Miner for S5OO plot on east SIDE
purchased by Mr. Ferguson Tor SiVO mouse H PUS 80, W
GROUND on the north side OF Pr0SpecaYe lOO ieeo "9se @
Chas Taylor FOR $4,000 one plot on the corner
nj Prospect and Ftonaves Mount Vernon. lOOxlSS IT,
purchased by Charles Tavlor for $3.50
BY JOHNSON & MLLER-BRoOKLfN LOTS
,o onu oMargafetast, % n from byergTeena'eE EVi oeo
Gore S pot on co., Eder Eygreeua,e 9aIlOo 10,
ot' oa Of Ed.i near Evergreen ave- each 2OrO
G S' va cor Bushvcia1c Boulevard and Coopers s5I
o adj ON B,i1i;iay Boulevard aoiioo wss.. SO
oi. aoais ese6 3sl6o Braine ESQ
Ss oS CooPsrl. 05 r. from Buslvclsye 251Oo Hrr ,,o
% cor Basaacss1c and coopsist a5loo Henry I'd
i aoaias on Buasoavs boulevard 25llo Henry 3D. s
lo,, adjoining each a51ia Henry Edvards each. '1'
Coopesi lOJ g. from BushWck ave- z'Alo 4"mp ga
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

Avon, Ehrsbe,hpOrt Chs. Carroll Bhrabe,hpott
Webster Barney. BhEAbethpsrt Ira Bliss Rizabetbport
DR.. Franklin, EiIabrhport sss Wright Eitabethport
A. M Acken, EliEAbethpSrt Enen Meriman BhEabethpor
william Henry EhLabethpOr Sylvester Hale Elzabethport
Silver Beh, EiEsbehpor- Crown Point EiEabe,hpOrt
Salie Burtou Bhtabethport Sarah Jane hlzabethpon,
be a BiIabehpOr- Meitowa1. ElIabethp0r
Iyra Windsor. N. s. Franklin Bell Beanfort. n C.
T. Watson Alexandria Jane Ems0n, oayannAb
c. G. Ssder, Virginia Wellington, Windsor n D.
IAou 81 John n b. Atlantic Windsor. n s.
Carlos Fall River Geo Gilman, Csss
Catharne Ellsworth Veto, Th0mastOa
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HoLsIss HoLE June 3Arnveo sehr Martha Mekels haehas
fr NeNio Sailed schrA Martha Maria aud Forest Light winds
from eastward.
FORTRESS MONROE July lPut back dredge Eayon for
Ses-oTeans, machinery oUt Of order.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL July The steamship Hberuan Capt Smith which
sailed from Quebec June 90 arrived here today.
SPOKEN.
June g. lat IS @ On II %, bark Henrietta hence for sI
DAYS out.
Jane a. lat % s Ion. 81 l5 bark Tsresa nom CisneEss for
New-lOrk
90 IS miles RsE Of Sandy Hook ship Twilight
Francisco
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
nOupsrTc MARKRTs


sodsT. sT5s5 Fi.I seed sa ssssa ss EosI Hi;s.,.
Family 80 Minnesota DO ell Faus7 enbssged Vines,
dali but advanced Sc sses o b1is h a. ~ 80 y io'
decided change e 1890 bush ieo. at hred VEST
unchanged sales 3o bush Cotton PeiOsa Gre
BGLTSoRs July L-coOn suIst; Mdtus 81 gout g1s ssa
du White 81 lOa 81 a. yellow l0Gsl IL oats dali sna
changed Rye nominay e56 20 Mess Pork quiet and
ssoaiSe- la s19ie Hans 2iS2se Lara dan i7lsisc.
0swEso July LFOSE moderate demand and market steady s..
ter; u for White Extra quiet; No
Corn Neal 81 20 y ewt Mfeed shorts sOi shipsta sss
Miilng Canal Frsghts-Whest stc Corn. &c. OATS
Sc 70 Ssw.Yor Lake ImPOs-6S0 bush Wheat 1900 DO CO
BrTTILo july LReeepts-wheat bus Corn bush
Oats bush q o.D S% S11 Ss Con- , 1.O1
Spring quoted 50 rs Wbea-buyrs offer ~ for No spring.
Mixed bush No s9dsOc. quality Oats dali
nomnay held 7 the spot and 15c 70 Mes. Pok sS "a
sS 50 Lard iGlSS Barley nominal kJe-@AfAe' nearly oa'
TOLEDO July Floo dali and declining whea. dull and d,eu,d
dSs Yellow. Oats quiet Lake Freghts dull ssa
unchanged ReceipLOO bush Wheat 1900 bush eorn' 100
CHICAGO July lPlour quiet Spring Extra ssasp wbs., dalI
No declined Sc sales S54sl 81 for No tas corner gsss
morning decRe sales at 81 90S " cash.
asd 81 76a 81 H. seller this month Corn h active and SHADE
as 3 lS5 s eu' & s Sc Ry, Sme, auS Sus sales a
S for No. in store Barley nonsL Pork ar bat inactive 20
sl7 rs Lard i9sle. sales q choice at Ice
Dry sated shoulders Re- Mess Beef SD ~ Be.f
Cattle dull aud neglected With downward tendency Lave hogs d
81 Goa s3 g. Pegh f,y active And seAdy
Receipts todsy-26O bush Whea, 2 so bah
900 bush Oats 400 Live Hogs shpmen- so b6s fssr
1900 bush Wheat, loo bush Corn 5000 bush Oats go 1--we
GTsoSslrI July Flour du Family SO 09ss IS wh..s DAN
Sseed Oats DALI rrsguar sales Of No oe Rye dali al
65esl g. Cotton quiet and unchanged Toseee ':eadI de-
ssssS Le sra SO 20 whisky s1 at & in
Ss. s rs s BoE Meats Ss i R S % SeGS ., S s S' 'ss s
offered l5ic Sales Of Mess Pork buyer this month al e -
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
Etrturts anS 3fltttiugs.

GRAND RALLY of WORklNGMEN under
tat. FRIDAY EVENING Juy 3 att o'clock
senator HENDERSON of Missouri. a., 81
Hon CAEl the workugmAIs repesentitVe from 'A eeooAu
Distinct 81 Ohio,
John HINCHCLIPFB of lniuo,
RICHARD TRRyELLtCK Of Michigan. ,,,
HAYWOOD Massachnsctts and Other advocates OF auo
reform vii ais,s. meeting All vounen meehan artisans and
bofer respectfully invited 20 he present Nh yFoo
Ve.'resilsEt National Labor Uuion STATE Of Nen-ioL
AIDES INTERESTED in the Medical Edu-
cation Of Women invited TO attend meeting Tor ihe gi.clson
best plans o nsructon 20 be ted At mo He"ioh iA'
10 10 '" - r. BLACKWELL, VI. n
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKFT-JuSs 20.

Of Beef LAtte n Neet blI Ihe tt
du and prices lower The a amounted - hsad
pces ranging from 2 u gross for fair to good cattle and o
" 20 prime PnnsyVana Common cattle sold non
6t0 7tc
sHsEP-There little change this market The oser
ns 5000 head prices ranging from 20 DC
a. o quality. . .ooo,,
HoG-re demand hogs good About 200 had we're
soli a irons u to $lJ q l00 fD net - -. o.
COwOny l60 head Of sold al from sp 70 80 of sPSe"
and from s45 % SI5 for a1d calf
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

0ht 6urf.
JEROME PARK. .n,,o
SUMMER NETTING
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, july
Vrt R.ee-furdle Race, "a miles Q hurdles
second Race-spseDstskes, SyeaT Olds II mles
Tbir5 Raoe-Grand National Stakes 5mile heAts -, r.
Fouth Raee-Dssh Of mile for Cup value 49, oi AZ h0' AZ
n. r.dd,n by msmbers Of the Club. Neler Sdghb
''' - Races commence at O'Clock eaeh dAy
Pun particulars in small Bills - . !, - g.,
and Quarter stretch, % each day ,rorsr ppr uosr Pc.
j. b IRvfSG, Sec AOooS ~
JEROME PARK RACES.-Extra trains lot
81 .hors vii depot Of Forty seconds ana
/. M ,na o. m returning after tue racsApOV cars Bhe w. ~
laOd PI''saSe' AZ r"' BUcK6oUT. GansA suVsusuisai
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
A LEASE OR FOR SALE,
RUTHERFURD PARK HOTEL,
on The
PASSAIC RIVER,

20 minutes from New-York via Erie RAILWAY.
and magnificent Hotel finished 10 tfstc STYLE With
Water Gas &oi Accommodations for the l5 guestsi GIos ample
ornamental shade Apply on the
promises. or l. h 4 J. TOBkEl, No u Maiden .ane
DETWEEN the Hudson River and the North
I'D Railroad Of Newsrs abou midway from for Lee Ton b
ryer mile from etheffor sALk, 10 aes Of
LAND well calculated be into building lots having ors road
MKsf CATHERINE LEWIS OF the premises
G. W. VALENTINES. No 10 GreenWie-st, Ntu-lors Cuy
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE, situated
" IN the beautiful village o Fshk 10 minutes wak from ne new
railroad nearly completed and 40 minutes drive from Tue hudson Ia
highly cultivated laud With crops ana
garden planted all kinds in abundance honse ~ irei front
EXTENSION containing n with cssg house stables ani
churches Walking distance
vlshiHg desirable r,sdsgo- -eps & 9 JACh
COUNTRY RESIDENCES for SALE or to
- LET At RE and Po Chester ths Neshvea R,road g9o
particulars address JOHN T. MILLS, POrt Chester y Y
ELIZABETH, n. J.-38 minutes from New
II daily desfae ~ respect for resi-
deue purpose. an hnds ~ a Estate for sale and 70
dwellings from 81 200 $4,000 boy BkOOkFELD No u Cedar
st. and No M Brosst Elizabeth, J. CT aud CosAiD Properly
vaufed
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
E0R SALE.
~ nnEE. ~ n pnrrrrpsr pLacrs N NRw.IERsrr

40 Of LAND IN parcels Of enc " more aero !" 'u t
ruhase beauy located enebet overlook
village Of TIE Hudson Tie Highlands an
varied and petureque landscape ff particular
of d. HYATT barge Aa G. Tent foot % huray si
nIGEORGR ALTTON % DE ContnentA M0tel- IeeklhuL
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
NOR SALE-At EnglewoOd, \. j., within {

mile ofdepot HOUSE s1d seres land tison FURNISHED
desired Bou and cold water frig trees ban 6c
More land desired house Also ~ Tensfy n j.
one mile depot with 10 and srsl Glass
ent as additional for 5000 MILLER PEEI
nPnYKE No IN BroadwaF. n. y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-28

ADVICE THAT SHOULD BE HKEDED.-We
desire TO call the attention of the atili to
the merits of Roback's Blood Pills, a purely
vegetable cathaTtlc, free from mercury and
all mineral poisOns, and undoubtedly the
best remedy extant for the radical cure OF
nervous and sick headache, bilious disorders
and all affections of the Liver and Blood
They are, as their name indicates, n Blood
PHI: they search the blood for disease and
strike ut the very root, thereby affecting not
temporary but permanent cnres. AS pur-
gative, they are all that can be desired, be-
ing mild and SAFE In their operation and I'M
qu6stiOnahly one of our most satisfactory
CathartIc Pills, and should be kept in every
household, and. WHEN taken in conjunction
with Robnck' p Blood Purifier, are unequRled
for curing ScrOfula, Skin Disease, Old Sores,
salt Rheum, Dyspepsia Erysipelas, TumorS,
EruptiOnR, and all diseases arising from q
disoTdered state of the blood or a disOrgRn-
lied state OF the system. Try these medl-
cines and you will never regret 1t. Ask those
who have used them, and they will tell You
they ore the best of medicines. Sold by all
druggists everywhere. nprlS-lmd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-28
THE CHEAPEST ROOF IS THE GRAVEL

THE CHEAPEST RooF IS THE GRAVEL
RooP.-Mr. George Crumbacker of this
city, is fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method,
and warrants his work to give satisfac-
ton, either In resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that frees it from oil and ben
zole, and no matter how great the heat,
1t will not run. 1t Is equally efficient
in roofs of every conceivable pitch. Mr.,
Crumbacker keeps on hand roofing
cement and cement for tanks and side
walks of the best quality, and for sale
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood test OF fifteen years in Pitts
burRh.
Address me through the Post-ofice,
or call at my establishment, head OF
Lindsey street. All orders will be
attended to promptly. apr7-Sm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-28

CHANoE.-one moment a free man,
the next slave-such has come to be
she normal condition OF Mr.. John Yves
ley Porter. This distinguished indI-
v!dual was released from Jail Yesterday
morning, and on departing said with
tears In his eyes to MIR. Faris, the juilur,
that he would never drink another drop
of whisky In Wheeling. Mr.. F's long
experience with john Wesley has made
him sceptichl in regard to that gentle
mans declarations of reform, and he
shook his head and said 10 John Wes-
ley that in five minutes more he would
be in II fair way to get rs full of Wheel
ing whisky AS he could sick. John
Wesley sighed and walked away.
Shortly afterwards IA vigilHnt police
man discovered hun on the street in tho
seventh heaven OF intOXicatiOn, and
under the ordinance conveyed him 10
the ck-up where lac now reposcs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-28

RIVER NEws.-The river last even
ing was on IA stand with feet inche 8
by the marks.
Business on the landing yesterday
was extremely dull. The Bayard ar
rived from Parkersburg and passed on
up for Pittsburgh. The Potomac ar
rived from Cincinnati yesterday after
noon. The Rebecca departed for Par
kers5urg mt p. IN. with the delegation
of Odd Fellows for the meeting of the
Grand Lodge. The Forest City and
Rees arrived and departed at the usual
hours. The Silver Cloud passed up
from st. Louis to Pittsburgh.
Tho following are the boats leaving
Ingomar, for Pittsburgh, Z a. M;
Grey Eagle, Capt. Brennan, for Pitts
burGh, IA M; Express, Capt. Anshutz,
for Parkersburg, IL a. M: Forest City,
Capt. O'Neal, Sleubenville, * p. M;
Rees, Capt. Kimple. Sunfish, p. M;
Potomac, Capt. Mubleman, Cincinnati,
8 p. M; Bayard, Capt. Sheppard, Ma
riettR and ParkersburR, OPP. M: Julia
No. ., GAINESVILLE, IL o'clock, midnight;
st. MaTys, for Cincinnati and st. Louis,
z n. IN.