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for clear rib and clear sides. Sugar
Cured Hams-In demand; sales at 2la
22c; stock light.
p .IARD-19c aud held firmly.
iBUTrER-Firm at 24a2Sc.
1iCHRESE-Dull; Western Reserve 1Sc;
factory l51<a16. r.
EGGs-17c and dull.
l OIIs-Linseed oil dull at 81 GOAL COX,
IEarl oil, 81 S5a1 20. Petroleum, 27asoc'
q .GoLD-136k buying.
. $ rExCHANaE-Firm at par buying
str5yy -sl Chicago. .7-a'H:- -.,i
,JuLYI5.-FLoUR-Quiet; demand low
for medium grades of spring extras;
sales at s. 25a6 70. -,
I GRAIN-Wheat-To -Tolerably active and
1al3<c higher; sales No. l at u S215a
1 3S5<; No. 2 at 81 29ka1 Slx, closing q
81 3I<a1 Six: this afternoon No. ct
81 80. Corn-In fair demand and 1a11<c
S1a82c, rejected at 7O1<a7I1<c; no grade
at 5711a60c, closing at slas2c for No: p
this afternoon No. 2 was hrmer at Six
$40 seller July; $50 bid, seller August.
OatS-Quiet and Ha3<c lower; sales No
2 at 661< <a662<c; rejected at 6lA6SMc. clos
ing at 665fa66%c for No. 2. Rye
Stronger; sales No. 1 at u O5A1 O7; NO
!, and 81 o. for No. 2. Barley-Esnt1re-
~ nominal.
CATrLE-Dul1 and 15a25c lower: $3a
8 90 for common to good cows; $5 6oA
90 for Texan and good native ship
ping steers.
Hoas-A shade lower at Ssa9 90 fol
common to choice.
ts..a .. 20" Toledo.
july, 15.-FLoUR-Dull and nomin
ally unchanged. -i
GRA1N-Wheat-Am opened q
better, and closed 10 better, at 81 49 or
spot and 81 4ea1 49 seller the month;
closing with sellers at SI48H for No.
red, and 81 40 for No. 2 spring; rejected
spring at 81 90. Corn-1c lower and
50; condemned 56c. Oats-Quiet and
steady at 7Ic for Michigan.
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ROnOrs to American YaehGmen.
LONDON, July II.
There il reliable ahthOri.yf0r stating
chat the offer Of a Glebist Catholic
priesthood wiflrbs respectfully declined
by the church, on-the grounds, first,
that it. is opposed to the discipline, Of
the church; secondly, that the PROPOSE.
ton Is unfair and insufficient as a Just
equalization n between the :. religions
communities OF Ireland, considering
the disproportion'of members, even II
1t we're admissable hinder the church
regulations. .hsii,-llHt -. By" 5.ois'E =
The Royal Cork Yacht Club and Lhe
Royal Western Yacht Club of Ireland,
rendered their. hospitalities to the
owner OF the D6untless and his friends
during their stay at Queenstown. The
Dauntless left yesterday afternoon for
Havre. The reception which the Amer
isan visitors met with was very! en-
E.t.,.1o.tjoT 7d H. fE li.Ii '-'i '.1 'i
a.-.r..- frrTTf' .-ls =.
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River ana weather.
C0NNRRGIAL .AND F[NkNCIAI.
mARKErs BIZ TELHGRAPH.
. So . ~ |TEv YoR,KE e !, . 1nlv l

NEW YORK. July 40.
CoTroN-Quist and without change;
sales HOO bales at s43<sss41 fFpE! mid mid
o1nk Ffk66RPes6Sds 6Pless6hd IL rmher wft6 f moderate
demand.
IN-Wheat-Steady at 81 4sa1 81
for No. 2, and 81 81 for No. l spring.
Rye-Dull at 81 26a1 % for Western.
ORts-Dull and heavy at 500 for West
rn,adoat. i Corn7QHiet ,at 7Qas0eJ for
unsoundS ana GLASS for sound mixed
Western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- at $32 81 for
regular mess.as Beef4~Qniet and, un-
changed y Gut Meats-Q Qhiet and WITH
out decided changes. B&con-DulE and
nominal.
7,LARD Stead at It! 1e76a1sE y i %. Tor fair to
Eaas1Faira q request and unchanged
prices. sragtE,s sn.H
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The market I6 generally. inactive yet
firm for all descriptions Of textile cot
tons. Wooleng are depressed but the
tendency iB upward and on book fold
flannels ranging from % to 36c. Prices
may be quoted 1t % per yard higher.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Steady and abundant at
per cent. currency. ,---.ss.-.-s. -..,
STERLINa-Firm at 1O97fa110N., .
GoLD-LoWer; opening at 1865;
closing at 1861.
GovERNMENTs-Opened at decline,
b1t At he eless were ss.l ztF9ngsE g go
'65, 12l9<; do new, 120H; do '67, 12011;
do '6s, 12o3S; 10-40s, 11O5S; Pacifics 1071<.
The Government paid 120.17a120.2OS
for a million bonds to-day.
STocKs-Western Union Telegraph
S6X; Pacific Mall S61<; New York Cen.
tral 209k; Harlem 144ilHudson:1s0N;
Reading 81; Erie %; Michigan Central
1921; Michigan Southern 106T; Illinois
Central ia; Pittsburgh 108N;' North
western SO1S; Cleveland; Columbus q
Indiana Central 81, Rock Island 11716;
81, Paul Tx; Fort Wayne 1511<; Terre
Haute 34;,AIton 159; Ohio q Mississippi
1925. s,s..es z--..-, -, 10
Co. 2l3<; Adams So American AZ; United
States 72; Merchants Union 15H. ~.
CIneInnatI.
July 15.-FLouR-Firm; fair supply:
light family $6 0Oa6 80. -
GRAIN-Wheat-Un red 81 ,25
al 80; No. white sold at 81 25: new
white will be in the market soon. "a the
present hot weather has dried It up: the
crop is now all cut and IL the largest
and best gathered In any preViona year:
Corn-Dnu at 75a76c for ear. Oats
Steady ut 72a73c. RYe-Dull at 81 B6.
GoIFoN1gafhanged; middling at $50.
Of 197 hhds at q 95aI7 90. l:tT !
WHIaRY-In good demand. ~
PRovIsIoNs-FfEmeri demand im-
proving. Ness Pork, S33 90. Bulk
Meats-Hsld firmly ct 13c for shoulders
and 163<a16c for Sides Bacon-Tend-
ing upward; shoulders, sold at 1870
are now held ut 141f; sides at 17%a1S1<c
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The QueaAiOn. OF Landing che French
20 sa.., g Gable On ". 2. TeFfitOryt =
what is Thought OF lt at tNVashlnEton.

II " NEW AOhAI Su1y 4os
The Herald's WashinRton dispatch
opinion Of Attorney General Hoar and
the letters addressed to France and the
British Minister by Secretary Fish. no
action has been taken by the Govern
ment to prevent the landing Of the
French cable on the coast Of Massachu-
sets. Secretary Boutwell, has not, as
reported, ordered q revenue cutter to
ed to land the. cable OusDn1ted States
territory and prevent it, nor is It likely
any such course viii be pursued. The
matter was pending In Congress at the
time OF. .adtournment, and il VIII Proba"
bly, be left to that body to settle It. .u-sl
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Important Arrest Of CounterEeIter
- on che RaeiGe~RailrOad.S-.----'


Il y ~ T1ll-tl n N1.tN IUAAs' July1O..
Mr.. Merritt, Of Elmira, while
travelling between Cheyenne and Oma-
ha, last week, fell In with q counter
dollar c6nnteffeIE bill on him, I; Merritt
subsequently Obtained tha confidence
OF the counterfeiter, and the result was
the capture near Madison, Wisconsin,
OF two notorious counterfeiters and the
seizure of q large quantity Of counter
felt bank notes, plates, dies, presses,
&c. The counterieiters arrested were
taken to Washington, and detectives
are on the track OF the rest of the gang.
The arrests and seizures are said to be
the most Important made for several
wears, ...'I.rsti !-.Is. +l-1.f BOO
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LaiIidal,n5EE iIidal, 9 q z the French Gable at
Z mao s.H5io 81. Pierre. m. Z


E-H q. .oGAB ~ SNSASAAASS~-S O..
-ae.4 ST. eP1RRRE, MIeUELoE, July IA
Ia The ocean cable was spliceds TO the
shore end to-day, by the steamer Wil'
liam, CORY. The, cause Of the failure
to splice yesterday. Ras! that the ahore
end was Lost, The buoy WAS, easily
found but whom taken mp it,,.Wap dis
covered that the cable was detached
and It therefore Became necessary ,tC
Erapp1e' for It. Directly sfter the splice
was made, the instrunents and 3 full
stan Of operators were sent on shore
and connection soon opened with Brest.
n The commander OF the Great Eastern
Brought with him q sealed message
prepared by the Emperor Napoleon
the purport of which was to remain
unknown, until It was opened on this
side Of the Atlantic, upon the compile
tion OF the cable, when the message wai
to be sent to the Emperor In order thai
he might judge Of the accuracy q
transmission. This message was sent
to France to.daY,S.I -.t..rs' III srsg' {.
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COLORADO.
CongressionaI KxcnraIontsts on q

Congressional RxcurSIOnfstS on o
INV. m -. -, .'. T. ST.. LOUIS, July l5.
A dispatch from Denver dated yes.
terday, says the Kansas Pacific Con-
iRressionRl excursion party arrived last
evening, all enjoying the trip. They
spent several days near Pixies Peak.
Interesting proceedings took place on
Sunday in the Garden OF the Gods, near
Colorado city. Senator Rice presided. !.
Senator Scott of Pa, read the 1O4th
and 23rd Psalms, after q collation. pro-
.vided by the Kansas Pacific. Letters
were received from Senator Howard
and others, and resolutions were adopt
ed expressive of satisfaction Of the
party. On Monday evening large
Colorado city by Senators Morrill, and
Root. The party expect to visit other
points Of interest Senators Rice and
Root go to California, the others return.
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CAUTION.

.r,,,a.,,d,s e3errnsn Remedies are counter
,.i9SS eaS thSt me stQnature OF O. Ii. JACK:
HON is On tho wrapper OF each oottIe. an
others are counterfeit. n...o-- at the
German Medicine Store, No. 681 ARCH sIee1'
CHARLES II. EYANss PIopT y 61.
Formerly @. II. JACksFolN q w. w.
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CHATHAM MACHINERY AGENCY,
HOwartl q BerhsBts., PhiIn6eIphIa

HOEInEu q HeRR8 BtDs KnAluo elPnltls
l Beam Engine, '22-inch cylinder, four feet
stroke, made by sutton, with Is boilers.
4O-lnca diameter, Is feet long.
1 Beam Engine, 1S-Inch cylinder, four feet
etroke, made by sutton, with boilers, 36-
inoh diameter, 88 feet long:
Is Crompton Looms, 42 and 45Inch, II and
2I Harness, and Boxes, Pick aud Pick, ,
and also Boxes.
l Set of 5sx4s lst Breaker, I -, Mule
5.sSs &SR!sn ss4:s Condenser g Z: sP8als ssHss
e si ;s= sass:aa, + n,ss. sS5ss,:: s.:
2 Get of + se5ss 9z4s 5 Ist Breaker. 50, Mules
Cards, 4sx4s Condenser. l5S-in. gauge.
9Mules $50 spindles each, 21<-Inch gauge.
Sargents Burr Picker, Large siEe, nearly
new.
Cotton Machinery, for Coarse Yarns.
willow, Hodsons make, large size, Bpeedor
38-inoh. two Beaters.
Cotton Cards, 36.inch, self Shippers and
Grinder, 60-inch travensa.
l Drawing Frame, four Golfers, DumGords
Drawing Frame, six Coilers.
I CondenseE, feeder, "a delyerte9. ,oo sn,,-
Spinning Frames, pinch Rings, l6S SPIN
spinning Frame, 1A'lnch Rings lS
With shaftine, Betting, hc., &C., complete
to run the cotton machinery.
WarpinR Mills, by hand and power.
WIN take part Cotton faTfade.
fun2S-3n6OQ -
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PRICES g..

HOonAnds German Bit:eFn RsFissssn RsF SSssas sSS g
Hoonandb German Tonic, put mp In quart
bottle, 81 80 Per bottls or hah dozen ror
$50. y TI--. III,
S6-Do not forget to examine Well the ar
tIola 1ou buy, In order 70 got the genuine.
Fof Saie by Druggists and Dealers In Ned
cine everywhere. 10 JyA
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.WeshlpEton cOu4ty yEooEI n A6atsse1rst.E y

.WaDnl4BS0HCOMUL -tNNOpA - ~
HThsfe is al present leonsider BE 'Ge-
tivity II the wool t1Afket IN this coun-
ty. It is estimated that during the past
two Weeks there have been purchased
in the tounEy aboutltw0 hundreds and
fifty thousand pounds, about one hun
dred thousand pounds of which have
been I'd eliHefed lin this 5boron ugh. i AlS
though as high as seventy cents per
pound were paid for a very few fancy
clips, tliegprlcea have BEEN from forty
to forty-fi7e cents, the average proba-
bly, reaching forty four, cents. AS, a
general rdleI We believe our growers
show a disposition to sell at the ruling
rates, at the same time complaining.
and;probablY withR consid erabie show
Of Justice, that they are not being prop:
erIy remunerated. The scarcity OF
money, brought Rboutby thesystem of
contraction adopted by the administra-
ton, has prevented many manufacture
ers from entering the market who have
heretofore been liberal purchasers, they
being unable, as they allege, to obtain
money at like 'faiE rates. It
Is also said that the same causes have
condnced to drive number Of dealers
entirely! out of the business.- WGsh'
(PG. RevietO. - = Gn~et< - ,.s'f''' e..
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Tho Memphis Chinese Labor Con-
VentIOns ,,. ..t -.r.-
Organization OF an Immigration
p, ,,r,--,- Company. r.s.y, =,

OrRaniZntIOn OF an ImmIGratIOn
,,.-,.,.--,. Company. e r.,
i. I ILA d : . MEMPHIS, July 10.
The Mississippi Valley Immigr alton
Company was organized in the Labor
Convention to-day; 10000 was sub
scribed on the spot. The capital stock
is to be s., ,0O0, 600 with the privilege to
double the amount; shares 500 each.
Commissioners were appointed to open
subscription books in Louisiana, Ken
lucky, Mississippi, Alabama and Ar
kansas. Gen., Gideon Pillow, 8. w.
Clapp, W. 81. Sterry and Archie
Wright were appointed on the Execu-
tive Committee. The, Committee or
dered SC. 600 copies Of their proceedings
J. g. Harris, the Convention adjourn-
ed dtSi91e die - .-.t H Pr 20 ID - q ''
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A APassenEeE Train Smashed 20 Atoms
and BuFned ups l-ta toni
seven Passenger Boosted 20 Death in
the Wreck.


seven Rasaengers Boosted 90 Death in
the Wreck.
..4 ''a aGr '-':' NEW YORK, July 15.
A dispatch to the Democrat, from
.MiddletoWn, In this State, states that
the night express train on the Erie
Railroad, from this city last night, ran
into freight train, which had been
left partially on the track instead OF
side track, about thirty miles from
Carr's Book: The engine and tender,
baggage car; express car, smoking car,
ono passenger car, and sleeping car
were thrown of the track and smashed
out OF ALI shape. The splfntefed cars
and fragments of 'timbers came In con-
tact with scattered fire from the loco
motive; and a 'confagration ensued, in
which the timbers, baggage, and
wounded passengers all went to feed
the flames. Seven cars were destroyed
and six passengers burned to death.
TWoof the passengers are from New
York, and one Is supposed'to be Rev.
Benz. B. Hallock. Another dispatch
says all the through mail was burned
In the posi-, ofhceIcars y 9EDT ,ait&t
Full Particular. "a Chapter OF HOr'
s.., wnIS6 8 30
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unn. IAnm rnoatFsolS;

,.,,o. NJ the supreme Court Of PennsylVGtia'
- PmLADELPHIA, April %, 1855.
consider Hollands German BlttaLs: t9 Ia:,il
..,t.,,6I. 1neefiefle In case OF attacks o. In0!-
G1"IIon or dyspepsia. / can certhy LnAs
Pom NV experience OF II. .f.-as
JAMES THOMPSON.
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
It Is q compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger:
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by q scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded to this country
TO be used expressly for the nanutacture OF
Of anv Kind used in compounding the Bit
terg. hence It free from all the objections IN
cident TO the use OF q LIQUOR preparation.
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GEoRaHsPEApoDt ,9Jsho isl now stay
ing with q nephew at Salem, Mass, 1ill
soon visit White Sulphur Springs, in
Gresnbrier' county. s;rlE
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NR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWQERS. GER
btaiu -cura for Diseases Of the Kidneys,
E4SnoFrhea G3Ioet and ALI Urinary Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility Ringing In
the ~ az n6ntb IexceSSeS Hc aeS9fnia
SFin DIseases, Female Weaknes8, syphilis
IN All IA foFIng, causing Sore Throat and
No8a pain In the Bones, Eruptlons, 90
gpeedIiy cured. OopatYR and Mercury dts
eardeds Sold in Wheeling, W: Yass BY ED
NUND BOOKING Druggist, No. Odd Eel
oNAB HAIL Fne9 - per box geuE bY mall
n,aYI1-d&WlY - ~
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uo,r. aroRoE sHARsWooDl

HoN, GEORGE 6HARsWoopI~
-z,uakee Of the Supreme Court o5 Pe7tnsytsdh'"
PHILADELPHIA, June ], 1859.
"I have found by exPeF1enSS, s, s0od Sd IONIC.
raHav,nG dyspeptio symptons AlmosI ,l 1l-
rectly. GEORGE sHAhsu oO1D'f
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TEXAS.
IN - - A.
F.F0slanaAtion ,;by ithe President a..
recIinE Gheu 81bmiSston Of the @
WAaHINaToN, JnIy I

The President to-day sg9ed 2 pro
vember. a. the time FOR submitting the
constitution adopted by the Convention
which met .dnEAuatinSsTaxas, on the
registered I h a tie h time Of such snbmis:
gi0n.Ld ! EIsS.t--TLG & y
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nONTANA AND new MExICO.
INDIAN 1EoubIes-Conehl RoBbeEy

Indian TE0ub1eS-COAeh RObbefy.
,..Jr.,,ag,. .OMAHA, July is.
New Mexican news reports the IndI-
ans still troublesome on the Santa Fe
mail route. The crops are good None
of the newly oppointed Indian Agents
have yet arrived in the Territory.
A dispatch from Helena, Montana,
says Wells, Fargo & Co.'s coach going
south from Virginia City was robbed ct
Moren's Statton, thirty miles from Wiz
ginief City. The treaApfe box, contain.
Ing 1920 In gold, was stolen. Parties
are now on The track of the robbers,
wh0 .9fSS nsS to .es 4Ssns1enss .a aogp0
River ana Weather.
PITTsBURa, July Is.
MononsahelaI6 aI6 feet 3 inches and, fall
ing. 1Wsather clear and warm. Their
mometer $50.
~, Elssah CINCINNATI, July I5s.
na.Wsathsr clear. Thermo meter 9b q q
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"WE are NOW enjoying our longest
days and, ,ahortest nights, q saysl an e1<
change! Well, we,re not. anybody
who can "epioy'''s euch days and nights
as these must be Z regular palamander.
It reminds us ofthe chap who. .t'eDjoyed
remarkhbIy bad health"
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by TELEGRAPH.
EMaLAMp.

The GIebe Priesthood Declined by the
~ ,Irtsh Ohurchn1en.
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Hon. GEO. W. WOODWARD.

HoN. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
bf.5 Justice o|the Supreme Court Of Pa, writes
PHILADELPHIA, March 16. 1857 .
"I md HoodandB 3 German 6lttsLn lttssI1st;v n ve e
good toHIc, useful In diseases OF 4 ausea n de-
hifitv. and want OF nervous acuon III 'Ho
system. Yours. truly
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RAHLROADmuRDER.

Another shocking RaIlwAy AccIdent
T.t.I ~ = ON Gne Erie. 5'g-
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BLOOD PURIF1E r s

aver known, and win cnre all diseases re-
sulting nom bad blood; o1 keep e. pre y9nr
keep your digestive organs In
sound, healthy condtion. by -
the uSo or IheSo remediest -
and no d1Seake Will
ever asf9u you.
TnE ECowPLKxroN.-LadIe who Wish q
fair GEin and good eomPlexion; free dToT aISIS IS
SSbnnId n "a these remedies occasionally. Tne
Liyer in perfect order. and the olood P99ro.
viii result In sparkling eyes anu OloOanlns
cheeks.
nan RHAT PEOPLE SAY
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GneGttteIl1qetrFer:
HABRAs CORPUS.
Hearing Before Chief Justice Cha.

Petition or:xerKer, the Murderer!
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HoORLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC

La a pleasant preparation of the Bitters for
IhoEe who do not like extreme Bittera. 1t
ig composed OF all the ingredients OF the
Bitters combined with pure santa Cruz rum
and agreeable f1avor1nR extracts. It's use l
Recommended when some pure st1mulRnt ID
required in connection with the tonic pro-
pertIea of the BitterS.
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TIE presence IN Washington, OF MI.
J, 8. Carlile, of West Virginia, is fully
accounted for. He Is not after diplo:
mati6 appointment now, but devotes'
himself to more conRenlal business,
in the effort to secure the release, OF
YerRer, the rebel-murderer Of Missis-
sippi, from any penalty under the "in~
famous" -reconstruction laws.-PHtS'
byr9k GoSetfe 9E yestsrdGyfE s1IGfI9d
The; Gazette is doubtless under 2 mlas
apprehension, The Mr., Carlisle who Is
acting as Yerger's counsel i'm, hisappli.
cation to Judge Chase for a writ of
hdbeGs corpus. is not Mr.. John 8. Car
lille, sof West Virginia. but ME- James
NJ. Carlisle,I 4 Washington city attorney:
WHEELINa.-we spent the 4th Sab
bath inSJune with this Church. Bro!
RoWley, their young pastor, is doing 9
fine work. He is justly esteemed by
his people for his pietys intelligence
and learning. We believe that there is
o abrIghter fnture for the Ohurch,i in this
York, Is doing good work in assisting
in Bro. Rowley'sA support:-W. "a.
0apE'9St = FFessoolaa. Fssoa ., 4. : ~ q SAH
TEE editor Of the Barnsville Enter
prise says he has been presented with
some raspberries "Rs1 large around 10
the old fashioned dime" That Is not
a good description, Who Eecolleess
Anything about 'Ithe old fashioned
dinner" ...-.+-,..-. - .r..-.Iy...
"WE are NOW enjoying our longest
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READ RHAT PEOPLE SAY.
pr1D WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

REAU WHAT 1EOAD1A1 1 os1 =
Who could AJAX for more snpstan'iA' 'eS'''
nony than is thus given.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-24
Long Branch.

LoNG BRANCH, July 23.-President
Grant and family, after short visit to
New York, returned last evening, and
attended the hop given in the parlors
of the Stetson House. This morning
the President and family drove in n
beautiful turnout through the country
unobserved by any one. Returning to
his hotel, carriages were in waiting for
them to drive to an old-fashioned Jer-
sey clam-bak ON John Hoey's grounds.
A number of friends accompanied
them. After q short drive they az
rived on the grounds and were escorted
to where the "bake" was to take place,
and witnessed the operation. After n
delay of half an hour the guests sat
down and partook of the CLAIMS very
freely. After the feast the President
and friends had their pictures taken.
After few remarks by the President,
cheers wcrc given, and the guests de-
parted.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-24

chinery and nice workmanship are re-
CURED in the laying and repair.
The snb-platform of the Nicholson
over the whole street, distributes the
weight of vehicles and travel, and oh
piates the working up and down of the
sections Of other plans.
The construction of the Nicholson
does not, as others do, necessarily di-
rect vehicles in one track, thus creating
ruts and wearing away the pavement
in gulleys, but makes the wear uniform
over the whole street.
1t is from its construction, more
solid, staple and permanent, and water
proof, and consequently less liable to
decay and arrangement. 1T is less try
ing upon horses, and gives them a
more certain footing. Considering or
iginal cost, use and repair, it is cheap
Ell in the end.
As to the McGonegal plan, your
committee report That they are in
formed that there are two patents, and
that there is contest as to the right to
use the second. The bid before the
Council does not state under which
patent it is proposed to work. Also
the specifications call for the laying of
the pavement in Cherry street in such
manner that it cannot be done under
either McGonegal patent, without in
fringing the Nicholson patent, and it
may be rendering the city liable there
for
The difference in the cost of the
work is scarcely appreciate between
the two, being only twenty cents per
square yard, more than the Nj holson,
while they agree to do the work i'll 90
days less time.
Your Committee therefore recon-
mend the adoption of the Nicholson
pavement, and the passage of the fol
lowing resolution
JAMES T. WILEY,
JACOB SCHULTHIEs,
Street Committee.