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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

SHAD IN The SUsQuEHAsN..-Tbs g.
nous hsh bia, declared unconstitutional by
Judge Pearson, vii b argued At the Nav
term OF the Supreme Court. The uncou-
s'ltanonahSy was declared principally on the
ground that il was violation Of the char
tered nghts Of corporations to compel them
g remove, or alter 81 great expense, dams
they have erected aod which Obssraet the
passage up the river Of shaj, and other
fsh--Daiy Tspde
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

THE House Of Representatives, On the
18th inst, in Committee of the Whole.
passed an amendment to the tariff b7ll re-
ducing the daty on pig iron, from seven
dollars per ton as in tbe original bill. to
I'VE, bya vote Of 67to 63. Nearly hun.
dred members were absent The amend
neut was offered BY General Butler. Il j.
not likely to pass in fuli House. The real
contest vail be between the seven dollars
reported BY the Committe Of Wars and
Means and the duty Of nine dollars the
present rate Of duty. There is = small ma.
jorisy IN the House in favor Of a protective
tariE.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29
aaaiseellaneOns.
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Orrren OF
FISK 4 HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES,
OFFIeE OF
No Nassau ssnssr. Nrw-YoEK,

Fssrasry 18th, isTo
The remarkable success which attended our
negotiation OF the Loans Of the cExraAL PAcrIe
RAu.RoAD ComFANf and the WESTERN PAcrFIc
RAuaoAp cos2Asll and the popularity and cred
il which these Loans have maintainsd In the
markets, both in this oouatry and Europe, have
shown that the Pirst Mortgage Bonds % wisely
located and hoaorably managed Railroads are
promptly recognized and readily taken as the
nost suitable, safe, and advantageous form Of
Investment, yiolaipg more liberal income than
caa hereafter be derived from Government Bonds,
andavailahle sa take their place.
Assured that, IN .he selection and negotiation
Of superior Rai'road Loans, we are meeting a
great pabIio want, and rendering valuable ser
viee--both to the hol5ars Of Capital and to those
great National works Of Internal improvement
whose iotrinsio merit and substantial character
entitle them to the use Of Capital and the conf
denoe Of invss,ors--ws now offer with special con-
denoe and satisfaction the
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29
aeal eetate.
VALUABLE FARM FoR sATF

I Inc subscriber oFers 81 private ssle ys.s
Bedford Co., Pa, two miles fre5s NO. -
station, o. tbs Hanfiagdoa asa BrssFs,,' -,
road containing 25D ACRES of good li,as.t1,'-
isnd, about is9 acres cleared AMI snser -a.,I
fence o7cr soS panels Of which are p9st rsr..
ne balance Of The land is we'll tinb5sreJ. TE5
impreyeuasnts are A GOOD LARGE TARw
iiOh.9E =. and LaFge Bank Barn and all neseassrv
cut buildings. 3 Never Faflfng eo--i,.,, = Cs-ty
ards 2 TENANT HOUSES ana 4 gosd ss1-r;li
me above AaHsson Farm i in gessd stafe ~
cultivation and Is well eaieaiated % make TFC
FARMS PR farther particulars adIre.p
HENRY HERSHBEKt5E
ian BleGdy RRn, Bedford c.. Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29
FISK & HATCH,

Ps--We have Issued pamphlets containing
faH particulars, statistical details, maps, etc,
which win Be furnished apon application
Ia We buy and sell GoFernment Bonds. and
reesiFs the seeeunis Of Banks, Bankers, Corpora-
iiona, and others, sabjeet to check at sight, and
allow interest on daily balances
fsbsSsn.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

TIE FLARE UP IN THE ROMAN Councils
Some days ago We took occasion to com
pare scene IN the Roman Council to scenes
not uncommon IN our Sixth ward primaries
ln 80 writing we felt justified by the facts
then before Us. It appears. however, thar
We did not know one haf. We REPRODUCED
the scene in the Herald Of yesterday IN an
extract from the Cologne G1zeffe. Stress
mayer, Of Hungary, had uttered some plaiD.
wholesome truths which it was good tor
him TO say aud good for the Council to hear
All Of a sudden, when be touched sore
point, he was greeted with the cries. He
retic! Hereticl We condemn him. One
solitary voice was raised ia the BisL OF 5
fa7or-'I do not condemn him On this
the shout became general "Damnamus-
We do condemn him You are a Protes-
tant. Shut up Come down from the ri
bune. From the tribune he descended, ana
protected by the flaming sword of his mill.
tary servant, he escaped from the Council.
Yet tlis is the holy assembly which is about
to proclaim the Pope infallible. This is the
nineteenth century ~ J. Herald.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

THE 81. DoAuNGo treaty seems likely to
be confirmed set BY the Senate. The latest
news reports that seven more Senator'S have
declared their intention to vote for it. which
will give the requisite .Wo-thirds to confirm
-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29
pRIvATE SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

ae following lot Of grsand. situate 10 tie town
o. DaneaasFilie, Blair co., Pa, treating on Main
street loF Iarnpikej - feet and extending bzek
Asg iee5 more O less, and having thereon erec.ed
large TO story BRICK H0IsE, with base
meat ana kitchen. and good cellar, srsrne Bleeir-
smith ana hagon- Makers Shop, frame stable
and other out-6uildings, With fruit 81 giTsre5t
varieties On the l9t. This woala bc good staEI
foF Tavern o. Boarding House, being c9presi
eat 70 the RelaDg MI aad yaiI PASTOR. 1rd The
kaslroaa. The Hoase is IN good repair aad re-g
pleasantly Situated, with Ezter a. he dor.
Also, lot of SIX ACRES. near the Clialvtss,s
Log House thereon erected. Adjefniz. ts--5
Of Chenogiths AMOS, Shannon ana vtasrs.
Also Il aeres Of Timber Land, asiioinsr. t5s
Colfeit farm, and convenient % good Iosis.
For further particulars sRFly to
JOHN LUTZ,
lN9FfRER 0gFECE.
gf J. g. BRIDAHAN
I5teei Bedford Pa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

THE Fenian scare is about over again, and
the blue noses are disbanding. The alarm
along the Canadian border turned out as
usual, to be only one Of the periodical
frights to which the inhabitants Of the new
Dominion are subject.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

ALLANDIGHAH refuses a reorganization
ior Congress Copperhead platforms are
played out and its chief hero is inclined to
retire IN disgust ItisvcIL The people
win be glad to commit him aOd bis memoir ~
to m early ohlivi0n
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29
7 OTIS AT PRIVATE SALE.

/ ,OAS Al EHtIA All SALE.
4 R4RE OPPORTUNITY 10 BEF +
HONE
The subscribers Eil sell a Haubsr 9f .o.s ad-
joining tie CHALYBEATR SPRING PROP
ERTT n Beif5rd township,
At VERY LOW PRICES.
On two of them dwelling hopzss have alrss5y
beea erected This Is splendid opportunity to
bay cheap and mast desirable hone, A. tie lots
lie Immediately opposite tho Chalybeass sptinz
Park en The road, AID not zzare thar I2a yards
f-au the Spring, * tie soI.oHi1g loE prizes
!. oas-hslf ssIs lss xith dwelling house and
ether out-bul21lngs, garIsz and frait trees, Al
the best Of E&te- eo=Esaient, az s5oe, cash
2. HAii-4srs lot SiSa, cash
5. Half acre lot $3.50. cash
4 Half acre lat SIS0. cash.
5 and {. Half acre lots with Dwelling house.,
brick gard, garden and fruit trees thereon ior
$3.50. cash.
Z Contains thrss acres covered win 1ruit
trees, and n good stste Of cultivation, A3igia-
ing the above lots, for $3.50, cash
Any person desiring 70 buy a hese, fsv
yards eat ot Bedford, wlu End tafs ossr worth
serious consideration
JOHN LUTz,
naystf Rsal Estate agent, Belfars, Pa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

TEE latest news confirms the death Of
Lopez, the Paraguayan dictator. With
him Paraguay passes from the list of nations
and IS absorbed bE Brazil and her aIlies
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

4 GENTS WANTED, AGENTS WANT,
- I'd, SO 10 $500 per month. male and
female, 70 sell the celebrated and original
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine. in.
proved and perfected II will hem, fen. stitch.
tuck, bind, braid and embroi5er in a most
superior manner. Prize only SIS. For sim
phcty and durability, It has 10 rival. Do
not buy from any parties selling machines
anger the same name as ours, unless having
q Certificate of Agency signed bv rs. as tbe9
are worthless Cast Iron Machines.
Tor Circulars and Terms. applv or address.
Il. CRAWFORD & co.
-zoct5m 4l3 Chestnut ST.. PhiTa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

A GOOD INVESTMENT koE.s and sro
A- totsJor sa{s in the tosR Of Hope,reif.
The subscriber Offers at private sale lots No.
81 And 30 in the town Of Hopeweil. Bedford
county Pa Ihers is n good TWO STORY
PLANK HOUSE erected on The one lot The
two lots adjoin each other and viii be sold separ-
aiely or togsther to suit purchasers. For further
articniars address the subscriber at Bedford Pa,
npSn JOHN LUTZ
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

The Union Pacific Railroad passed
through the winter without ans interference
OF serious obstruction from snow, which it
was feared would block up the mountain
portions, and stop travel
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

HoN. JoHN CovoDE. member Of Con
gress from the NXIst Congressional Dis
trict Of Pennsylvania, has written letter
declining a denomination. His opponent,
Henry D. Foster, also declines to be a can
didate any longer
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

TIE REPUBLICANS of Maryland are pre-
pairing for vigorous campaign this sum.
mer and are confdeut Of victory There
are $4,000 white Republican voters in the
State, and the Fifteenth Amendment gives
the elective franchise to $4,000 colored
men, The Democratic vote IS estimated at
10000. The contest win be close with the
chances in favor Of the Republicans. There
will be two Democratic candidates for Con
grsss in the Fifth Congressional District
which viii Insure the election Of a Republi-
can in the PLACE Of the present Democratic
incumbent, Harris
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29
VALuABLg TRACTS OF
LAND FOR SALE.

The Subscribers oasr at private sale The sl.-,
ins valuable tracts gf land, viz
VOL The undivided half Of = .ra.t Of Land.
containing ~ acres, situate On tie ss44-sa.
side Of he Bread rsp NoaHt,ia. lyirg partly IL
Bedford and partly IN Fsnoa soaasy, AID a.
CHING laaas5o saaas. b-aaer. Jane. Brsa-
harst and Wiaaar.'s heirs TWO VEINS o7
COAL, one 81 feet tzs esa.r ss fyssia aep,A Aav.
Bsea lissorsrsa oa tla ,rzsl
So.2 4H-st efzsg acres as.r the abb d.
joining tassaae lads, and sappos.d - certain
the szzzs veins Of coal.
so.s. a er.et Of soe acres. rfsAil two and.
half miles Of the a5ore trsS.s lying o. ,ss North
side q tie H4rbor across the z9uu.aia, Heu ,sza
bered'with eak and pine
Nay 5,-tE JOHN LUTZ.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

IT Is rumored that there Is trouble be-
tween the bridegroom whom Anna Dickin-
son Is going to lead to The alter from Rhode
island and herself She wants to know
how much money the father of the blushing
brldegroom is Eoing 70 settle on him.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

Russia has signed the Burlingame treaty.
The Chinese Embassy will now proceed to
Brussels and Paris,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29
ITALIAN QUEEN BEES.

The undersigned, having Il stocks Of Itslfs,
Bees is now prepared % rsAr Queens for ssls
All persons desiring them viii please send their
orders soon. No orders filed unless aeeorpp.-
Is1 with the easa- Price, SIX Queeus to one al
dress S--5o each Less number, s. each Purifv
and safe arrival by mail warranted Pee boot
containing Instructions for Introducing Ones,s
Tree address a. B. SN0EBERGER.
New Enterprise.
zieoSn Bedford county. Pa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

TIE New York Senate admonished by
the latest expressions Of public sentiment
all over the country, has repealed the
Sectarian school bin, to take effect Deem
Der 91tb.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

The House Committee on appropriations,
have reduced The appropriation FOR the
New York Post Office from 81, 900. .0e to
$500, 900.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29
9er 96pertjsFments.
1000 AGENTS WANTED
BNGLEY,s NATURAL HrsToRY.

2 IL = -N-AI LIl-lII II III IILL u
Giving clear and intensely interesting acegunt
. the infinite variety Of habits and modes Of life
u nearly every known species ofbeasts, bird 6.
hshes, insects reptiles mollusca and aaimalealae
o. the globe From the famous London four-rol-
nine ealilon. With large additions from ihe most
celebrated naturalist of the age Coz1pIete in ons
sarge handsome volume Of 1882 pages, richly IL
iHstrated with lse9 spirited engravings Priee
as"A % gold basis. o. srif tle r1sses. Should
oatseli, hre % one, any hook IN the field. Terms
tue most liberal Full particulars sent free. Ad-
dress, A. 4. HUBBARD, PUB, 400 Cbcstput s.
Alia- 22apl4w
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

SENATOR CHANDLER offered bill in the
L. S, Senate the other day authorizing the
President to open negotiations for tie an
nexation Of the Winnipeg country Along
with this comes the news that eur Govern
ment refuses permission, TO the British
troops sent 10 suppress the Winnipeg ~
bellion, to cross United States territory;
this win neeeSsitate rough march Of 500
miles on the part Of the British troops.
Such things have rather belligerans look
though no serious consequences are antici-
pded.
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RooK AGF Is WANTED TO SILL
Ten IE4RS N F4LL STREET

Pronounced the fastest book out- ODs Ar.,,
reports y orders IN days. Il includes All 49,
Is mysterious and interesting in the f5cBs 1s
speeulsSlon, I3 years' experience Of the sutb,r
7 foElrsiis snd Lives Of Vanderbilt, Drew, Fisk,
tl9as. Great Inducements 10 agents. SOL -
circulars y WoRTHINGT0N, DUSTIN 4 GO
a. - --s4- @o-A- 22aplsw
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

THE BEDFORD COUNTY BANK,
BLOODY Run, PESNA.
Accounts Solicited from Banks, Bankers and
others Interest allowed OF tiIas deposits. Cd
lecti0Bs made ~ all accessible points A ceuer-
al banking business transacted Stockholders
individually liable for deposits.
STOCKHOLDERS:
T. H. RELL, G. =. GAEEETS6yy
v. p. CEBEs0N, D. p. EEfy.
JOHN SCOTT, q g. FFsHEEr
rEoE4s FIsHER, = T. GLAEEEE,
W. DogHIs.
of First National Bank Of HgntingIoa, Pa.
5. L. RrsSELL, Bedford, Pa
:. STcUN, Rays HI. Pa
,. n. BAESDoLLAg, Bloody Run, Pa.
= B. WILLIAMS de-
:. v. BARyBoLLER, do.
,. DCBgIs, do.
Isfcbtf JOHN DrBOIS, Cashier.
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s & BAILY
RnOKSELLERS

{ 2 . II y = . a ID y I y
BOOKSELLERS
and
ST4TIOEER.S,
No. 262 Baltimore ST.. Opposite HaRo5x.
BALTIMORE.
The largest and best assorted s5oe in tie city, OF
SCHOOL, LAW, MEDICAL, DENTAL,
CLASSICAL a MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Ssz- General Banking aud Counting House
Stationery 0f all kinds.
Blank Books made ts order II sny style q Bind
ing and railing
EEsTABLIsHEB ISll.I smar5m
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

WIRE RAILING.
w WIRE YARDS.
For Store Fronts, Factories, &c. Heavy Crimpsd
Wire Cloth Ter Cleaning Ores, Coal. &c. Heavy
Screen Cloths and Coal Screens, Wire Webbing
for Sleep ard Poultry Yards, Paper Makers
Wires, Brass and Iron Wire Cloth Sleeves, Painted
Screens, Ornamental Wire Work. Every infor-
nation by addressing the manufacturers,
II. WALKER d SONS.
25febly No. II North 6th ST., Phn-a
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

NJ fA6AZINES.-The following Msrsz;,... =.
- sale a. the Inquirer Book st9rs. aTfssE-
IL MONTHLY, PUTNAMss MONTH";
aaLAKY, PETERSON ~
DE4, l1I,a, Mn. bEAos EsTs, FRANK LEsf.fF
- -ss~ y s.-- KS Il
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

+ me.
Eastern Whitewash Lime
that vi not Tas q, for sale at Lyneh's Ha-5-
z7ats
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MASONRY.

HARRY DROLLINGER Of HepewelI, takes
this method u informing the public, that be Is
prepared to execute at short netieo and in good
and workmanlise style, Brick AMI Stone laying,
furnace building and repairing and ali other work
u his line. in Bedford and adjoining couaJies.
Parties wishing 70 secure his service vii address
him al HvFewen Bedford roanty Pa.
SoetIy.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-29

a permanent black or brown 1t contains ~
P0ises- Any one can use IL One sent 81 ri
ioE 81 address MAGIC COMB ca
-s1nardm Springfield Me-
, 1870-05-01
The Produce Markets.

NEW YORK
SEM Ioa A L., sc ae %aa''ag ana 1qw
lands.
BEz4us1cprs- Receipts, 1907 brls 5aloc
Per State md western; saoaaat 60 foT extra STATE;
$4ao9aG5 for extra Western; Is a&aaas3 for white
wheat extra: ta1a2d10 for Eonnt. hoop Ohio;
to choice do. Rye nour quiet; sales 800 brls At
$4so@Aso. Corn meal quiet Wheat-Reeespta,
hi a1t s.ss its 81 fdr
spring: $a1 for No do: 3Is1. y for E1nter ned
md amber Western; s1ss for white Michigan
RS quiet an nsss5 ~ tn H. ana ct'1e ~
and scarcely 80 frms sales n, o0o hu at sl.0SSl1s
for new mixed Western; &i.l5 for old mixed Wes-
ts5n u sto; o ga. wn!a .NS 1,'aout scs
change; sales OF 1900 bu at s1aSsc3fos Western
ID a.orr and ancat; co@sac for Ohio md State
70 61as caea 4 a1'e. Tolasses tull md unceaag
rrTKos1GX-Duu @ at lsxc for crude; sszc for
refined.
nAr-1n request at 9oc for shipping, sloa3L9o
for retail sctA
Con-quiet and unchanged
WooL-Sseady; sAle8 Of s00. 90 1S It 45Hia39c
for domestic fleece: Al94sc for pulled; axe for
tubbed
Buenos @ ayres sad Rio 0fande lght we!snia
Hors-tulet and nr1m II 1ss2sc for American.
MErA1s-SneashlnRc copper steady; tn9ot copper
fit IT, ios ssd nm e foS
$7i.o0tasL00 for American Bar quiet At 1890 for
fetined Eugtnh and American. Sheet duh II
slLoa3t200, gold. for Russia. z..
1SAtAQuiet 1t 4Aa4s;c for cut; s1<95}sc for
clinch, aud Rs99oc for horseshoe.
PBor1s1ess-Pork dull and lower: Ralea Of
for prime, snd 1sa Is for prime mess: also,
1880 brls mess seller June and July, u - asa
es.ta Beef steady; sales OF 80 bEit Ct 3lo.oo(s
1900 for new p!ain mess: S1A01<a1a00 for new
| extra mess. There beef nrm: Eaies Of % tcs ~
seaooaR7.oo for prime mess: $500 fos India mess
, 1870-05-01
| u3en ~ mnth n 800 pounds, but hare in such
oeees, beeh veEy caEef0 - % .he ktnd Qf brlet.

oxen u mnch u so pounds, but hare in such
oeoss oeea .ety careful ~ 70 .ac kind Of brick.
nad evesJ brick employed In the construction Of
he lnvef5sd arches Of tho court House been sub
Jectco 70 test pressure OF 600 pounds to the
s4uAre Inch for sNentJ-iour hours, and then laid
WIN me utmost care In the very best Of cement
mortal The construction might be declared pod
uteif sale; but a. It +, without selection of the
bHcs. without the very best possible mortar, and,
no& certainly, without tho utmost care Il 70
"oskm1nAnlp, the construction must be pro
noaoted doubtful. my unsafe. More reliable but
not ver5 much more 10, u the strength Of stone,
which can be somtMhat estimated By tts appear
aocs The hardest Athens stone may he ratcl 1t
e.ooo poundA, the soflest surface stone al 1000
Pounds per square Inch Intimate strength, Of
Which ont-foufth cac be taken as safe figure
trusted via pm 60 % 90 poanis % 70 said So
square Inch. In the csse whero 4 twelve
b{ twetFe4nch iron plate conveys pressure
q e tons upon The stone the Insecurity viewed IN
comes 10 IN The case where the pressure Is neArly
double But the crushing strength alone Is not
What u to be considered. This pressure musr.
from top surface Of IL bs la inches, he conveyed
through the stone upon Its entire bottom surface
Of Il By 50 inches and X Is In this service shst the
ssnne fails, and aiNAJs will fail u loaded 70, or
strength. therefore proposed, It the time when
serving in the committee, TO not only Increase the
ares Of the brick masonry By bedding a course Of
stones lower down. nesse: ne sroNn o, ~ ne @ arch
TIM for conveying the pressure fs0u the lower end
Of the loaded columns upon the largely increased
surface Of the brick-Work-a Ee3 heavy and r.sld
cast Iron coEbc1R
These prelImtnaries will enable III 70 I1iRc the
lind OF botehIn9 which Is now going on u great
expense The brpkeo stone il taken Oh and . ne Y
1tone Of the same size and little more thickness
put In lts plAeeI Reader. you Will certainly think
tell an rnttuth- But gu there and look for your
self and believed HAPPY innocence Of the expert
wtn iRnorrs the c1use, that fractures the stone
Unhappy 1ffeu who hare to pursue business u The
building thus doctortd! The figures gwen In The
Al,ore computation arc based on the bare dead
weight Of iron. brick and nortAE, she audi,
ronAl weight Of human tesh anu
bone having been left on. Of
eyenta One Of The experts OF the committee pro
posed, At the time, to put iron hoops around the
broken caps, 80 that they could not Ett away:
THIS would have, indeed, boon much cheaper, and
Just II good, A the mere replacing them In tact
In Germany they are In the habit of teepinx old
cracked pots intact b. means of Iron Wire knitted
around them, and thus make them setElceable fo'
The facts In the case, combined with my Htws
ate now fully before the public They must 20 fol
what they arc worth. abstaln from making AMI
further sugeestions, aud rely on the press fol
bringing forward the question: What shall He 40
Retfectfully. F. DAENASS.
, 1870-05-01
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

SATURDAY EVENING, April 80.
In finances tho week has been somewhat
eventtul The depression which hsd ruled 70
long has been removed, and the natural resc-
ton OF prices hsa been extended into II iufa-
ton, which has also partially reacted, but still
leaves the general range OF pricea far above
What it vas week ago. Gold is s per ecu.
h.she. than last Saturday. wheat is cents Per
buAhel higher, and the average Of railway
stock prices is 10 per cent h;eher than = week
ago. The Funding BIZ, which WIS ous Of the
principal causes Of the previous depression, is
bdl reported By the House Committee Of Bank
ING and Currency is likely to excite some dis
cussiou.
The new currency bill provides for IN in
c1case Of e95, 900 900 Of National Bank cur
fency, 70 be based On security Of proposed ~
Pr cent banking bonds, md concurrent with
the tsaae Of the nav bank circulation e95, 900, :
w of Per cents andlegallenders to be WITH
u d5awn Nd cancelled Thern are now e45, $50, :
w q PEI csnts IN e1istence, and these, With
~ w, go ooo Of Geenhaeh, msks ns2s3y
S4ooo'o" qs so7ssazsasat Pseeas Ndeh ~