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THE JERSEY OFFICE-sEEKERs.
Prepn ring for the Autumn Contest-Somo of
tho Men already In the Field.

In Hudson county, New Jersey, already has
the buglo blast been sounded for the contest. The
candidates for tho onice Of Sheriff are
John A. hidmer, soda water manufacturer OF
Bayon who has been nominated for the position
four times by the Democratic party and was elected
ior two consecutive terms He Ia counted good
sort Of man. but rather inattenhve TO the duties OF
the once. He was thrown over at the Convention
last fall for
Patrick Harrington, who was the Democratic
candidate at the last county election, but who
ran far behind his ticket He Ia well known
throughout tho county. Is an excellent butcher a
good Judge OF mest, but has lately taken to reriev
ing his fallen fortunes and waning popularity by
keeping lager beer saloon In the new city on the
hill
John Dwyer, eIAssemblyman, Justice Of tho
Peace and real estate agent In Gutenberg, 10 also
looking for the favor OF the Democratic Nominating
Convention. He Is not sufficiently known through
the county to become an available candidate.
three terms as sheriff and is ready to mold once Tho
,S s' Of his % lie s, S1s candidate sna
10 the Convention will be between him and
William +. Judge Of Hoboken, who 10 put forth by
the Democratic ranks Should he receive the nom
inaon, with Ills popularity and reputation, he would
run far ahead Of bis ticket Notwithstanding the OPP
position OF the propriretors OF the Bier HIkss of
Hoboken, who feeling agricyod at the late order Of
Mayor Kimbal to stop al playing Of billiards baga
'SNo' 'ph NaIus, UN'y w Nuuha9, ""No No"oh
that no member OF tho Police Commission shall
coiVe their support for any once. Mr, Judge Is a
and member Of the Board Of Police Commissioners
for the City Of Hoboken
Major Mount, tho only candidate Of the Republican
party so FAR spoken Of Is man OF good reputation
and OF vast experience In the once, having been
years.
For Surrogate, The only candidate named Is
Robert AcCague, Jr,, the youthful and handsome
glaut OF Hudson City, and the present occupant Of
"a NM lad hU l.nU Ran
dolph, on the recommendation OF the principal
Judges and lawyers OF the county, after the decease
OF John O'Nel Should he receive the nominal ION
OF the Democratic party ho will without q doubt re.
eeiVe the support OF Ito Republican Convention.
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COOP CINE or CRICKET.
Philadelphia versus New York-A Lively
Contest between the 1T. Georges aud
Germantown Clubs.

Philadelphia versus New York-A Lively
Contest between the ~. Georges and
Germantown Clubs.
The game between the first clcvens of the
Germantown Cricket Club OF Philadelphia and
the ST. Georges Cricket Club Of this city was
commenced yesterday on the St. Georgess ground
in Jersey City.
The ball opened with the strangers at the bat,
Morley and Carpenter bowling. The nrst wicket
fell with the at 2s but before the second man
succumbed, 81 was on the telegraph. When tho
dinner bell rang, "a the total with four wckets
down. On resuming play, the two brothers Har-
grcavcs were partners, and so well did they play,
that l22 was scored before they parted, Har-
greayes having plsye fine inning OF "a, including
several big hits. The inning closed for 49, and Il
is noticeable fact that only one extra was
scored, sign OF the good quality Of the fielding
Norleys bowling was very effective, taking out OF
the 10 wickets. Tie -. Georges began with Wood
and Morley, TO tie bowling OF Mcintyre and T.
Hargreaves. The play was very tame at first, but
Forum :and Bapoe put some he into it, and IS was
reached, when the latter bowled. The "bg
gun OF the Club Cooper, then appeared, and both
men hit freely, tie eeore running up 10 S, when he
caught In the slips. stead, the next man, hit
hard aud fast and ilg was recorded, when time was
called, there being let Ave wickets TO fall Play
win be resumed to-day at II A. NJ. We append the
score:
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Robbed six Time. In -Four NIon,hs.

Messrs. Alloo, Fox 4 Watson, importers of
colored marbles have an extensive estlbl shmsnt al
Lass and LAST Broadway, Fory.1fth stroct ~
the Twenty second Precinct The beat OF the only
policeman who does duty tberei extends from Port,
second street and Broadway to the Central PARK.
on Thursday morning last, for the nh sixth time
since February, the place referred to was broken
iuto and quantity OF valuable clocks marble vases
bronzes, Sc, was carried away. The burglars lett
all the pendulums belonging to the clocks behind,
together with parts Of H. works, which now Of
no to the Arm, aud the thieves can have them by
calling for them The police in Forty seventh
street have been appealed 10 over and over again
without avail. They always on tho track, but
never find tie rogues. Tho detectives apply 10 tho
Arm for particulars, and make show OF great en-.
ergy, but there the matter rests.
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New YORK Markets.

"WEDNESDAY, July 6.-fLOUR ASH MBAL-West
oSn and state Hours dull and dropping, and In some
cases jglOc lower though good lines 0f shipping eI
were pretty well held Southern nours heavy
sales 1909 bhs at e. sos 10 Tor Western aud state su
per, Is lhdSad0 tor shipping extras 90, inferior 10
prime SJ.,1Gts "a tor trade ami family brands VISA
pm iot southern shipping extras ti.'5GLhld for 10
bakers and family brands. Rye hOur lrMuI VI tjUl
g., Corn meal very quiet AZ IS. !5dt51i
SuhpRlks. Cotton u.OTc nctye; mlGdling unlnUdA
gHc,, sales i13o halr- Spris turpentn sluu ta rly
Al S'k4 iYci other naval Stores dull Petroleum nrurf
ana active FOR refined at 21A&!iac. NhlsEoy more
attye at H'c 90 ST. Ialow stealY AtytpgAC S,ctrtnr
lYpsuc- Freghts active js,Hp bush wheat, Inusty -
Liverpool Id bv saill ant i'fd by steam
hRo' KHiEs -tuucr IN ian demand aud stCudy: Rio,
H'.tlsc gold Al1s 10 bags Rico mod rrliey az Nv
SAFES ~ lca. ana 100 Days az aC Tor Carolina Aul -
6.c TO- i'ln"uon Mpa,seS dull ~ 5ltIIc. fOr pol1
htot ana SOC ne Tor WusCuNt4o, SIsAs aC and
very hrn hil TO GOOD tcnuIug 9.Rr Eri sIies 800
hlG' ElS. tbGc 10, cuba, 10 a.. Tor ella alt u Z
llhc Tor Porto klcp rrhuC1 sCnrCe sud nrm g. "a
good dcmaui, hart, d'!C ana beet SOFT waite l.k
lkJFlkl 80 FORK Uiul, with sH's ~ Fn obs n
lol'l al $50 guT extra prlmc go tor pfIe uDss %
iof sum grss, and t!JG!t4&H IS tIr Western M ~
Heel duh Ia!cs % Ubs at tlGgts FOR pIaln AMI rXuh
mess, liercc beef and beef name du'l and nominal
tutmeaH IN iAlt demand iOf choice lots sales 10 pklN
Al zee. Tor picked hams, ana &Gc. iOi SMOKED 40,
Bacon nominal Dressed hogs higher at lkLl!G
Lard uuict and unchanged sales lOl pkgs ut Ntr iot
No lNDl5c TOT Clty, aud G.ktsC lOr steau, Batter
hrm and q, demand al l'SaSh Cheese dall aud anset
"GEAkr%iset sase lower snl more active for el
port. sale, l2t.VN lush NtS{0 fVT rejected aud NO,
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THE WIFE-MURDERER SHERIDAN.

nj DIN MS Acc nf he n
He Carries the Pistol to Protect Himself
rom howdic--Powers strikes him. ana
The trial of Thomas sheridan vbo sho, hi,
wife at 4aa West Forty.arst street. on the 10th of
las, Fchrua,v ,va. oon,,nner ,cs,sr,oy IL, Tho Co,r
of Oyer and rerminer, before Judge Barnard. The
prisoner testiacdi
am tho party nceu,ed INF. is the record Of mymsr
yrsr .ts hrodneed r ce. WIN my VIE eHn
had four edildren when went, three BOYS and one
sui Wy wiz sl''her "licu ne' some p'op'r"' anu
bc die, =, ..,n.n,n. ncH, ,m m~ 70 90.
wife when away, sent all my pay and rounty,
had returned The Second time threr weeks before tns
unhappy s Occurred T' went wdS 10 see
country and found where she hved, knew that sac
ma FSss % New Yor Sgt aS not EpUy her
%ss @ Knew q the e
days and roEe OF going TO look Tor my WIFE my sister
100 49, -. - -.
.u,,. LIVING WITH Aso,n .,.. VAN s.
nag cad by an inc hrst time caed on MT
child sS monts old In her arms abe spoke 70 me-
more civil than she had for a. long time i walked 10
had heard was True nc sad she pre;;uned Z was
@l Se I'd SGn ns :ssS
ISssiGsi. ssS s.rs % AZ sSia5Ss iSes Ssdf
and SAC weulo return ,,m sne nen. r gay d,d
''HNN''i "hu she Souiu w '"h
ai" -
THE PAST WOULD BIZ 20 RGoTTEN
she iapched n, thu, and toll me ina, a., haa rahc,
live as she wss linen iy1ns no ono hut The i,,e rl
Mary was PIE sent at that tine tho third time cacd
were 90 mucn afraid that lie man sne was gtb m,rbt
beat me told her there was no fear that hr wonG
heat me and she said he 10 ck The he d of me-
toid her d,dnt Sunpose / Nouid let him, then Inc
Wcbb prl came in and b,gred US 10 hush IN MARY
was thS re Tsoppcd an honr or 40 ard len rcsove NJ
10 90 10 California my brother wanted me 10 worE
Tor hun but TOLD hint could not, that could ney,r
worE IN New Yoik 40 long IA NV wife lived here Win
another man, male M my mind to take Mary away
IRON, her and sond her 10 boarding school my r-tsr
tod ME what cothes shonia have 70 get before ahing
her aud went TO see about gettpg her clothes Of
every occasion called on nv vie w.
ASKED uER To CONE HOME
ora ho n ,o,h- -, n, oh uarc, Tho tast ,i,,e o.toa
when went iu, spoke 70 her about making clothes
rond 90, seine n, ,rn,ns, asked her who ~ "a
IL. 1ru,f A., hs 1ron, she saia n Ma mona ~ NV m
nc.s 4 toid her IL vas powsrxS trnuk shc sa,a she
supnosed M was sad had great mind 10 mt Tho
trtnk ont ,e SAID conidn rut tho trnk ont ar him
sthsr s,c tten sSted M" n earned a reyolver snn
sal II was moi county mere that bis was
New YotL ana conlIn'I carry one, she said Power
wasn't afraid OF areyoyer | told her had heard he
was IONu5 ana oau eua'lo'e' anu 'hs' nc 'ouSnea
INV ma ,o,, ,,,.s .,,,.n
MS DoVh WAS sAAhsp'
that would put I'VE shots through his carcass he
never threatened heI put Ihlea'ened nlm u nc struck
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carr. MIYNE REJD's 70 URTH.
How DyiGg lIon in Hospital suffer from
Fourth of July Celebrations.

10 he bdNor OF Ihs sun
SIa | have been for some DAYS an inmate Of
ST Luke's hospital, a sufferer from a revere and
dangerous malady. To save my life calls for tie
Highest sul sical skl along with a combination Of
tie most favorable Circumstances, among them
quiet. And yet during the whole OF yesterday, and
part Of the dsy before lhe Lords day., the air
around me has been resonant VITA what. in the
bitterness Of my spirit pronounce Jtu FsnI,r.
L. las irscmbl,d AZ almost continuous iusilade OF
5mal, arms. ut Intervals varied by report like the
bursting of bonbshell or tho discharge Of can.
nou. l am told that tbs infer nal Iacas proceeds
from row Of dwelling house, IN 'front.' Of The hos
ital and that II II caused by the occupants OF those
dwellings or their children.
Accustomed IN early lite TO the roar OF artillery
my nerves arc not easily excited by conclusive
affected by them. Bat, alas how different with
scores OF my fellow sufferers IN the hospital, be.
side the coach Of many OF whom Death stands
waiting for his victim. | am informed by my nurses
Intelligent and experienced men that they have
known srNrral casts Therc death has not only been
FASTENED but act llAy ea2sed by the nervous start.
iGs aud torture inflicted BY there Fourth OF July
liltiOns. | have been also informed that the ven
cradle philaHtbropc founder Of this valuable IN
suunn has done all ~ lis power 10 have this cruel
LncilOn stayed, even 0y personal appeal to tic DC.
cupauts Of the houses in question and that ho has
been met by refusal and the reply, 1--WE have a
ri-ht To do az Ne please upon our Dan premises I"
need not point out the utter fsity OF this uned
view Of civic rights but would remark that the
nan who, even under the sanction Of long custom,
aud the prcience OF countrys love permits his chill
sren, through mere wautOn snort, to murder an.
nualIy or more OF Ills fellow ctizensl say that
such man Is not likely to make out OF these ehil
fren citizens who VIII be distinguished either for
their patriotism or humanity.
In the name Of humanity ask YOU sir, to call pub.
lie attention 10 this great cruelty and, II possible,
have 1t discontinued Yours very lruly nr,n
ST LUKE's HosPIrAL July 3, 1870
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD or IOWA, 23j
MILES IN LENGTH. NOW NEARLY CON.
rIETKD.

TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD or IOWA, 23j
MILES IN LENGTH NOW NEARLY CON.
pLETRD.
ward with great rapidly, All the entrs line nccos.
sary 10 connect 81, Louis aud ST. Paul Is Grade and
under contract To b. Inishod this season.
The road runs through the richest an mos: thick.
iy settled portion Of Iowa, and Is built in the inter.
ests OF tho great Northern system Of roads which
the Company pay 7pei cent. Gold Interest, free OF
Govcrnm, Mt tax, and ore Issued for tho very snail
amount vi slGOO per mile. For the present the
unsold portion offered at 05 aud accrued inter.
est, The attention OF Investors Is invited to the
fact that tho road il now nearly nnislcI and tina.
the Security Is therefore entitled to high rank.
We believe there Ail be no more favorable time
to cell Governments and buy really first class Rail
road Securitcs-such rs tiesc--thln the present.
Aner full examination, We hlyO accepted an
Agency Tor the sale OF the above Fra, MORTGAGE
Bonds, aud desire to recommend them To our Gus.
toners MS = thoroughly safe, is well as profitable,
investment JAY COOKE & co,
~ Wall street New York
Pamphlets, vista map. may be obtained, and sub.
scripIions will be received at the COMPANY'S
OFFICES, 30 Pine street, New York at orices Of
JAY COOKE g. CO.. New York. PhilId,lpha and
Washington; the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA.
AMI banking houses oil llOwEs & MACY, New
York. W. b. SHATTUCE,
Treasurer.
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Gern.anto,on. ''AS' i""'"' 81. George.
RESTL Ess IN THE FOLD.
Mrs. Vrceland' Daughter before Judge
Brady on Writ of HabeAs Corpus.

Adah F, Meyers, who has figured prominently
Of late in 'he civil and criminal courts, before
Judge Brady, Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday,
upon writ Of hGbeds ooJpUs for her discharge from
the House Of the Good Shepherd, where she was
committed by Judge Bowling uoon the occasion OF
the assault perpetrated in open Court by her mother
Mrs. Vreelaud Adah, in her afidayit says she is
seventeen years OF age, and is q married woman
that she was married to one Maurice Kraszynski, in
Washington, by the Rev. Dr. Addison In March.
1853; that cild was born In December, 1888 which
is now living with her aunt, and that Il requires her
personal supervision and attendance that she liz by
birth Jey ess, aud or educated IN the Cath
Ollie faith, and has always bad an aversion to the
Catholic religion that she always WAS strictly vr.
tuous woman Mr.. Abe II. Humnel, her counsel.
claimed that the commitment was defective in that
she was COMMITTED for six months, or until she
shall be delivered by process OF law, and that this
might at the pleasure of the matron OF the Hstitu
ton, make the imprisonment perpetual.
Judge Brady thought the point was well taken,
but reserved his decision.
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sIu They say you have been bought up by the
TNmmanY Ring will advertisements, Just as the
Tmts has. lfthis is so, you will not publish the
subJoiued communication. Otherwise, perhaps YOU
will.
1t is stated in the Times that citizen Genet, the
Minister Of the "urst French Republic al the court
of the FIRST American Republic" was married at She
Walton House, in Franka square, to the daughter
Of William Walton. This is au error. Genet mar.
ried the daughter OF Governor George Clinton.
A. the Times is too moan and cringng to correct
mistakes, send this to you.
The next article in the Times Ia the address OF the
SaclIems OF 1ammany on the Fourth Of July, 10 all
the world, .aulatory OF themselves, and condemn
Ing the General Government
These dlsintcrestod patriots say that Congress,
mot content with destroying the freedom OF cleo
ions IN the south, have made law to control Olec-
lions IN the North by terror and fraud"
Then tleY say that IN 1--we years the Congress has
done nothing toward restoring the South, diminish
ing wal taxes restoring our commercial marine our
currency, our credit, but has tried TO discourage
emigration by lniorposing difficulties W natuIaliLa-
lion, and 40 on,
Whereas these unselhsh patriots have only been
n power since January In this State aud have done
Nohltrs-'n taking care OF themselves; abolished
ihe UNCONSTITUTIONAL Commissions" Originated By
naii hn.se!l, when he ss Republican, and all
ehe and other measures tending to I'll their pockets
snHrd ~ earnest Of what good TO themseyesl they
they have al Albany uni IN tnis city
r. now Was lmpudenee ever greater than this Of Bill
Iwerd Commissioner Of Public Works: A O'HaI
Mayor l.. u. sweeney, President Of Plrk jazz Brad
ley his brOtner lnsw, Chamberlain and ali Tho
other sachoms Oi lamnany, who control elections
~ perJured cauNassers, returning votes nv thon.
sands when were never cast, rubbing lie people no
Jobs, contracts, opening regulating, and payiny
streets, covering Belgian Dayements with coal tar
aud sand buying UP Republican committeeman and
agents Of Citizens Associations and Young Domoc.
racy by giving thon a share OF tho spois on pre.
tence ofgying the minoritya representation salts.
bing tho Irish Democrats by a few dirt contracts
aud such little Affairs, while they pocket millions
themselves
Why, out OF twenty 1--WE millions Of taxes raised
by Tue citizens OF New York city, which IA tax OF
t:h Oh every man, woman, ana child therein, not
i've millions are really expended for the public bene
A. while twenty millions g0 to build city aud coun.
tTy palaces, stables Of rosewood marble yachts
OF gliding and silver, and to enrich hundreds OF
live 'nl
Americans look out ahead before you allow such
men TO get control Of your country II would be
INN our ruler, temporal and spiritual
AN OLD DEMOCRAT,
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Knocking Over the Wrong Prl.onrr.

John Fitch, Warden Of the Ponitentiary, start.
ed toward the quarry on B!ackwers Island on
Thursday morning last. He carried knobby cane
with which he occasionally actures sore heads
On reaching the quarry, he looked around \, tho
prisoners and ms 1t appeared to him that one OF tho
poor wrstches was not performing enough labor, he
raised his stick and hit him, instead Of Furnishing
him according TO prison discipr,. Tho prisoner
Immediately retaliated by knocking him do@n.
Two keepers, Robert Stockdale and I i'm Mahoney,
then rushed In to the rescue Of their chief and beat
the prisoner round the head with the butt ends Of
their rcyOlNers. The poor fellow was then thrown
into solitary confinement and siill occupies dark
cell.
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How Mans Patriotism Improved his Per-
sonal Appearance.

Mr.. Frank 0'Rourke, who keeps the saloon at
IL Park place, is Of the most serious men in the
world but the Fourth OF July stirred up his patriot
ism to extent that called for some instant means
Of u,terance After much deliberation he bethouzht
himself OF an antiquated blunderbuss. which had
been used by his grandfather In Sligo in '9s, and
which he prizes very highly in consequence Tax.
ing II down from its peg on the wall he loaded II TO
the muzzle using as a rammer for want Of better,
the handsome walking which ho carries on
state occasions up and down Broadway. The ferule
stuck IN the rust at the bottom, how ever In his
efforts to pull out the the ferue WIS len be-
hind. Tie consequence that In firing II off the
blunderbuss kicked and knocked out two OF Franks
front teeth, besides cutting his lips in shock ng
manner. Frank looks more serious than ever.
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Live Slack 1Iarlt Of

NEW YoRK, Wednesday. JuIy a --TI,re Uos
notning doing ~ beef cattle to-day, and no fresh
nrNaa beei tiaes arc selling fairly from the siaugh-
vt houses anu IN Washington Market, and the pros-
pect iYT nl GOOD trade tomorrow IA favorable buyers
are WllHmms 10 pay lta1jc. n. Tor medium TO Hood
ststrs. Inc receipts OF sheep and lambs numbered
S4tO hehd' uiostly INFERIOR ana common stock Good
shee3 ana prime lambs Conld be sold renoir nj 6Go
&c Tor The iorner and l2ti2hc for the latter and
fceY Clolco lambs arc wanted az i1c. Rut with tho
tran uhprcd TO-DAY tales were extremely glow and
some n the poorest Kentucky lambs and ROW ihos ii-
car loads f,scen at t'1ohc g 2 with few AZ &C..
and car loadr OF lamDa at Qstl2kc Pm. Nrh re.
cents Of 2 hogs, ali for slau erers prices advanced
to IL i9C. Tor dressed.
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How 10 Dispose Of Clam Cbowdcr and lager
Beer.

The Oriental Club celebrated the glorious
Fourth BY disposins OF 6fly.two gallons of clam
chowder, made under the supervision OF John Pick.
ford, Esq. While the members were thus engaged,
eleven kegs Of lager mysteriously disappeared.
Gentlemen were " seen home" In the evenin. by
Peter Relyea, who kindly furnished ambulances for
the purpose. The recent additions TO this organi.
zaiOn are Senator Norton, Judge Cox. Pc lice Com
missioner Henry smith, the Hon. Dennis Burns
the member from siigo - James l.. Stewart, Secrc-
ary OF the Dry Dock Savings Bank; Bernard
smy the, President OF the Board OF Education and
John II. Williams. President OF tho Board of Excise
COMMISSIONER
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The wickedcm Boy in the Eighteenth Ward.

John Eagan alias 1.-THE Mouse" a lad Of
seventeen, who has tho reputation of6eIng one Of
the worst, II not the worst boy 10 the Eighteenth
Ward, and is barkeeper to the Hon Tommy Cos.
telo, was arrested at four o'clock yesterday morn
lug, by one OF the sergeants Of the Eighteenth
Precinct, charged with shooting Montgomery on
the morning OF the Fourth. Montgomery is dead,
and his killer" will soon do of consumption
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A Tub Race on the North River.

Last evening Ben Nognr, Paul Mansel, Abe
Powell, and Eph. Diem yentured out each In a tub,
or rather in one'haf OF hogshead, for q wager Of
Is side, at the foot of Forty-nfth street, North
river. The conditions were that each should
paddle about for hour and no who came out with
the least water In tho tub 10 be declared the winner
Ben NogaI won, the other three having upset their
tubs In getting into them.
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Canada again Going into the Railroad
Husiness.

ToRoNro, July GA private cable despatch
from London SAYS; general meeting Of the share.
holders Of the Great Western Railway Companies
was held here to-day, and resolution passed de-
caring II oKpedent to proceed at once to tue con-
st-uotion OF the Loop Line Railway, from Glencoe
To Fort Erie, opposite the city Of Buffalo, and the
Directors were empowered TO subscribe for the
necessary stock, aud raise the necessary capital.
Instructions have been to let the contracts and
proceed at once with the work.
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STATE or ALABAMA,

Price, o. and accrued interest
First mortgage bonds Issued By the Montgomery
and Eufanla Railroad, on finished road, Issue re.
strictcd uy law and surrounded BY guarantees thd
render the bonds most desirable Investment TIE
road Is now about to open its valuable conn. 'ln
with Union Springs, and vii, be compile. ...aia
year to Euiaula. Its finances arc IN condi
ton, and II has during tho last SEA Jeen making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds a. q heap ana well.
secured Investment
GEORGE oPDYKE & co % Nassau st.
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How ABouT THAT HAT Am persons who oh.
serve must admire the taste of architects In aud
country who are regeneTatng od and cinbcllishing
new buildings with the Mansard root; ami who We ASK
that regards his personal appearance or comfort (oll
hattoT whose shoulders rest The hercucHn task ut
regenerating old and improving the appearance and
comfoTt OF hIs race by providing, at reasonable Price
the hat OF the period? Corner Of Fulton street aud
BrOadway.-AdD.