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Washington Markets-Th Ruling
Prices To-day.


sTloiDs &c do foqnd) iSc DO IrOastns pieces .
!GSTnSd5, sal:}f?; mutton isasOe, lamp, isss5c:
sliced, 20S25c.; shoulders (whole), loo, cnt, ioc
sliesG lass %iddPg nc sTt to ilO beef
% ssHS6 s ps5sh sS
Turtle Coo EACH T4y aa lsf 80
Cuba DO, s6a6oc; spanish d., 557sc Ls6 ese@
l5c Per pound. Grabs, zoe. per dozen. CLAIMS 81
YESETA Irish, JOGsO p PIX: onions,
81 Z PIX; beets bunch, GG3;. carrots, &c. bunch;
peck; beans, 4OasC cents z geek; tomatoes, SlS
bage, iUg2Oc. z head; cymblIns, SOC. q dozen
FRUITS; Oranges, 40dGOc. 2 dozen; lemons,
a1ar DO TSae ia5 c 4 Tiis Iss
quart: cu.rants, zoe; go0seberries; lO@l2s black
zoe pin, apples $500 each apples, 5 asS , Ok
DRIEp FRudTs 33Apples e9s9; ? quart; Peaches,
iSc. v' cherries, slsc. IL. iO'
ByrTER.-Philadelph.s print, 45c. p n; New
sO@Sso: Egss; soc; ? dozen. Cheese, 2oS2sc. p u.
PGgLIEiTi0h sls, live pair
Pair; Turkeys, @g5Oc 2 d.
FLOUR AND FEED.-Beayans Shaw, commission
merchants and wholesale dealers in flour, feed, IL
sea the IN a AND
and feed: FIour-F anily flour, ss@Ss 50 bbl.;
sS@ss s% 9S! g. GoTn Sa.l @
bushel. Middlings, IS @D6Oc. p bushel Sales dull.
Prices at the wholesale market, as furnished by J.
n w.. mankfn, general commission merchant,
$40 Louisiana ave, between 9th and 10th north
ssI; ,$sssiss. S $ss s. HsTi ss$ss
lambs, SS&5 %; calves, S6@S7; hens, y dozen,
seS0: chickens; S2gS 40; ducks, .ss93.sO; wool,
washed. 10, S@sS: do. unwashed, ID, 2S@lSO;
butter ls@2o; common l0Gl2; eggs 25@a6c: cabbage,
potatoes, S6.eO@e barrel; cranberries, 6S9SiO p
barrel. Beef-hind quarter, SlO9SlS per cwt :;
front quarter, S5@Ss. Oats, 70a76 Corn. s3CG9O
Mheat-white, ei7s9Sl.so do. red, Sl.7o0gi.7l.
dried apples are in demand.
10y ton. OF hay and straw were sold during the past
week, old hay, g IS hay, Use 90 81, and straw
1oc @sOc. . hundred. Offerings have been light.
KILLED Bx THE GAZING IN OF BANK-A
laborer named Lawrence Rowen, employed in
excavatlng for a contractor named Bowen, on
the corner Of 10th street and New Hampshire
avenue, was instantly killed yesterday after
leon by the caviDg in of q bank of earth. The
body was afterwards dug out and removed to
his late home and the Coroner notified. The
Coroner deemed an inquest unnecessary, and
gave a certificate OF burial.
FELL INTO LIME KILN-About four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon q colored laborer
named John jackson, while employed in
throwing wood in q lime kiln belonging to Mr..
Cooley, OF Georgetown, fell into the kiln, O dis
lance of about 20 feet, and seriously IL not IA
tally injured himself. DIR. Newman rendered
medical aid, after which he was sent to his
house on street, near Itn street,
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The CELEBRATED NEW YORK PILsBN BREE
and Cincinnati Lion Lager on Graught az Geo
W. Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
1 Z street. 81
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 9.-Yirginia sizes. old. -. ytr.
s "a consolidated, 5e's; West Vrgiuias, l0G bid
sBALIIssRE, July Cotton dulI-low miidliue.,
prices unchsnssd Wheat steady-Ehite ue ebSios
aoz' Sdhers ubchanged. Corn frm-wh,e south,
7s@78; old 1s@7S,s. Oats strong sHd soir ns@
Sbits 7Gs,z 1t9S; western mixed, 6s959; do.
unehapgei. Provisions very strong ana buoy ant:
mess pcrk scstoe, ig1s. Bulk mests-shouidcrs
d.rs s&s4; clear nib sides u; s,4ar.e1p11 Ssms
nGl6 Lard irner and higher; refined ~. Gia5s
wh,sky firm and scarce, 90; Sugar upchsnPs Sseu
snort, 4N; Coz ernments active and un settled and
,,Nsw YORK, June Flour quiet ami uncbanso,
t Wbeat dull and in buyers favor. Corn Iuiet and
money sni for sedou mg IFs s. "a as for
L SsPSS 5 5Giy mFTF6i s S1f
Bank Of ENGLAND has decreased f67s,c0O during the
The bank balance today IS fss cos The IRON
portion OF bank reserve TO liability which, when
iast reported, as asa per cent, is now 4:.o.
THE WEATHER.
Wl.HINsros, D. o., July ., Is.' ie:sS a.
PnOBAsnrTIEs.-For New England, partly cloudy
and BY S9T dRe or ts
perature on Friday For the middle Atlantic states
rest of Thursday with variable winds follows. be
north or east WINS and risins bsrometer By Friday
.bguIBk' OF the sOutn Atlantic and gulf states
increasing eioudiness with local rains near the
al esst or sou,n w,,,,s r,.iro ,.,,, -"'nrA aud
and the 1higes IN the barometer, For Tennessee
~ u ..uey Increasing clouainess, followed
. .snt rains, winds shifting to easterly OF SCUM
eriy, Ugh temperature and stationary or falling
barometer: For the lake regioB uartLJ CLOUDY
weather. light rains from Eastern MICHIGAN ~.
ward 10 tne mississippi river, nGTfbeasf n aS.T,
cas- winds, slight Gh.nges in mperatare AMI nc:
ing foiIc Sto oy railing barometer Fer The eo,,h
west partly cloudy weather. rain in tba n
and Missouri velltys, variable winds. hill ,n pPi
perature in Missouri and Iowa. and contin1oo in,,
barometer. 10"
local RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business
STAR ranged to-day ss foIlows:-S -.bcs OF THB
81; Il n, $50; g. m, SO. IN, 50; 10 an,
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, n street,
Intelligencer building. IO,2s
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GEO. G. HsNsrNa, No. 40 eth stree

TRY Dooleys Yeast Powder, you will SCOT
find it, not only the best, bat also the cheapest
Baking Powder. Put up fuIl, net weight.
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WEEKS DOIN6s IN WALL SrRYHr.-ENplains
stock operations on small capital Sithout risk.
Copy sent free. TUMBRIDGs Il Co,
1924 2walI street, New Yo-k.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak street.
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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THE EAERIE

CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Humphreys.
To-day, Isaac b. Cox, larceny; not gailty,
Marbury and A. Il. Williams for defence. In
the case Of Samuel Bruce, John Ferguson,
Frank Queen, and John Hall, robbery, nolle
prOs
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nIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIp

The firm Of HERR WEIGH is this dav dis
solved by mutual consent, either partner sig0ia in
liquidation. A. III. HERh,
JAS. 3. WEIGH.
Georgetown, July /, 1874. iy1-2swlo,
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To GET RID OF the Cniils Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nentiY. 60
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Georgetown Advertisements.
OMh ASnSy bVmT aSAiS

HOME AGAIN HOME AGAIN
II AND VERY GLAD OF.IT,
With enlarged premises, improved machinery,
the best talent TO be had in the country, ia fact
every facility Tor doing the best work at low prices
We would respectfully inform our friends aud the
public that pre-emL ent may have been repu-
OUR MOTTO is EXCELSIOR
In Dyeing and Cleaning Ladies Dresses, Shaw,s,
JACQUES, Ties, Ribbons, &C &c, Cents Coats
Pants, ard Vests.
At home to everybody from a. m until sunset;
Saturdays from q m. until o5a p. m. At the ola
stand established 1881, no the most complete in the
country. Everybody Come ard seems.
W. III. ~ HEATLEY,
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- 4 W Il r TAN.

- n T" n a y.
lrcer the new government the Sewer TaN vii De
utitndsd. aud 81 ttH-e who have pad their bills
ano v III bring then the uud signed shall have
prompt attention Or liberal ferus psrfi-uiar a.
tsu,ten gwen u De rutc and sale q al kind-
o. pidrict Bonds and naN accounts, General sua
improvement TaNos paid. Tsy Lisus bought "a
sold. "a Al SI.TRn
stock Br5ktr, Is2S PeunsvlvaHfa AZ
DEu betSeru willard : and Treasury DepT
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,,sIHZM.Iikh IND Sc bkFk,
OF Colonization HALL
o.. ksoiss Dressss Cleaned and Dyed without being
osgt!emsss Garments Cleaned and DYED vfthou,
20 Gloves. Shoes, Tus. Etc.. Cleaned % snorssa
ossoS. novlS-u :
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CEoICE NEW STYLES OF STATIONERY.
The yisa-Nis, Court Papeterfe, containiuF two
quires Of paper aud tWC packs 4 cnE-l.Ies
PRpcteries OF Prizes hep aud We paper,
sorted nts, contain ms five quires q paper ID en-
veCpes 20 match; st the thing for parties about 10
90 % tie country f,r the summer.
AlsO, Plain 6nd Ghaar Stationery ~
MM. RALT.ANTYNC'G.
42S IRA STREET.
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OEtOITMRTA
CLAlMs AoAlNST I'M DISTRICT OF CO

WI rroeccute ard collect, On reasonable terms.
Claims egsinsi Tie s'rict Tor money! psid on &C
count a Sewer iak, Tor priVato property usl. f5r
eaIhakts 10 rFl' At ~ rsrty work tgHr. &c.
g. bonds
General Improvements Taye. psid =, the lowest
rates. W. SCOTT CHEW,
gte2 I'm 5gs fs-h $3.50
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AGENTS.
IMPORTANT SoTICk sEsARpISG TAxEs

~ NJ n KS
ne unaersif 500 Wfil b rrspare.i a. rrrchase or
80 70 80. nae Tor she uurts. eli rrcpar
~ sea.is' tie District, including paid sewer
80 A. the aUcftitg q nrr =. iou 81 fha
-. -Ges TrsasrrN sEA.i orgsnlEe And decide
49, proper voucher Ct transfer, q witch due
notice will be given. Duffi then rarties de
ga - their claims viii probably reAiiz, mach
: = thsn thur re- value. All kinds 81 STOCKS
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INCLINED TO BE THIEvIsH.--On Thursday
morning of last week, colored young man
stopped at the residence of Mr.. Samuel Birch,
in Solebury, and asked for something to eat.
Mrs. Birch, was the only occupant of the
room at that time, and in order to get
the solicited food, was obliged to leave him
alone while she went to the cellar. On re-
turning she discovered the gentleman ofcol-
or" quietly removing her husbands watch
from nail in the wall and quickly depositing
it in his pocket. He then tried to wear an air
of indifference. The watch was instantly de-
manded of him. The young man at first de-
MED the charge of having the watch in his pos
session, but was finally compelled to acknowl-
edge it and hand over the watch to the land
lady. He beat hasty retreat. That young
man needs a aoatch 8
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LOCAL AFF IRIS,
[ ContialM q from 3d Paqe.


CouRT-The attendance ut the opening of
tho December tern, on Tuesday last WAS very
large, and throughout the entire week, the
paities to suits, With their Witnesses, were in
constant attendance, patiently awaiting their
call
The Grand Jury on Thursday was discharge
cd, having found II bills of Indictment.
James n. Pidc,,ck v. Abraham ?. Stout
Action upon note. No defence. Nerditt
S4si 10.
samuel C. Hoppeck ct al. v. Patrick Nell
haney. Action i,r goods sold. No defence.
Neidct $3bY.2'.
John Ramseysv. Abraham p. Stout. Ac-
tion upon note. No defence. Verdict S37o. ~.
Wilson Bray V. Jacob Emery, CT. al. Tins
was an action upon prtuiss ny noe drawn
by Emery aud endors,o by SSnoit and Lowe.
Judgment hy default was entered against Eni-
cry. and the other two dciendants-S mott
and Lowe-cuntest.d upon the GROUND that
the note had been altered subsequently 10 'tss
delivery to the plaintiff he note sho yea
upon its face that the date had been changed
from the Eighth Gay of the mont. To tue
Ninth. Ills alteration was explained by the
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-09

LycEuM.-The Literary Union of Solebury
and New Hope. met as previously announced,
at = o'clock. on Friday evening of last week.
The question brought before the debaters be-
ing " Resotred, That the signs of the times in
dictate the extinction of the Republican par
ty e" was decided in favor Of the negative.
At the next regular meeting To be held at
the Solehury public school house, the fellow
ing resolution will lie discussed. "Resoteed,
That fictitious reading and writing should be
enco ,lagei The public are invited to at
tend.
An unusual interest is taken in the Lyceum,
and the llSi meeting is said to have been very
entertaining The Lyceum is represented by
a number Of The most popular debaters Of
SoleLury, Lamb.rtville aud New Hope.
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An important and we think healillfu and
fortunate decision was made Friday in the u.
S. Supreme Court by Chief Justice Waite.
He 4, ii les that the ln,i II tribes do MT own
the fee 10 the lands WITH, their respective
reservations, and are m II ore than tenants OF
the United States, wi II an m alone the fee
is vested. The decision lso ID ) that TIM
Der and miner; 'saca portion of the realty.
and that the s o of timber o. lease of q o
mineral lands cam Il he made nv the Indian
tribes. This clears aw; y a good deal of tie
fog which has covered Tue relations between
the Government ani the Indian tribes, and
puts them in their pio. er place as either
tenants under lease or tenants ut will of the
public domain.
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lB- Those who have already heard the
soprano, Mrs. e. Everest. of Philadelphia, will
surely anticipate great pleasure in again listen
ing to the sweet voice of this singer, at the
Holiday Orchestral Concerts. Mrs. Everest
who has an immense musical enthusiasm has
been during the past year assiduously work.
ing up the possibilities of her voicc,and comes
~ us with greatly increased strength of tone
and more perfect method. This trio of
ar ts-Mls. Everest, Mr.. Cauffman and Mr.
J. b. Barlow, volinist, make strong attrac-
tion, whose performances will disappoint no
one.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-09

STORE ENTERED. The grocery store of
Mr.. Jonathan Barley, in New Hope, was en-
tered some time during Sunday evening. last,
and several dollars worth of butter flour and
sundry other articles of food was taken
therefrom. The thieves gained an entrance
to the building by way Of q back-window ON
the first floor. This is not the first loss that
Mr.. BARLEY has sustained in similar man
mr.. He has boon visited for tho past
three or four Winters, aud, no doubt, by the
same gang, We hope that justice may be
visited upon the Offenders.
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eB- The "Old Folks Troupe" from
Bennington, under the direction of Prof.
Hoffman, will give a concert at Doylestown,
certs recently given at Pennington were UNI
usually good. and the people of Doylestown
and vicinity may expect rich musical treat.
Tickets for this concert may be obtained at
Ilolcpmbe's Book Store, Lambertville.
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Sryere Cold

A severe cough can be cured in few days,
by using DIR. Burrows VEGETABLE CoUaH
SYRUP. 1t is purely vegetable, and is one Of
best remedies known for coughs, colds, bron
chitis, and all affections of the throat or lungs
that may lead to consumption. Being Of a
very healing nature, it cannot fail to be oil
great benefit in all cases where the lungs OF
bronchial tubes are affected from any cause
Sample bottles are to be had free of charge al
the Drug Stores of Robbins & Severns, or G.
F. Moore, Lambertville, N. j., or H. Calvin
Robbins, New Hope, Pa. =
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The Chicago Tribune calls on Congress to
make II general reduction Of Government ex-
penses at the coming SESSION, saying I've :
ty items of appropriations show an increase
from 43,09f, 234 in 1868, to $6S, s32, V.3 III
1919, or an increase Of 5,9S2, $50. This IN
place Of the general reduction which ought tn
have followed the restoration of peace. Now
lei this Congress prepare for 1876 10y a gener-
al reducinh. Let il not leave this work for
the Democrats. Let it make Il clean sweep Of
every extravaganza, so that their successors
will have nothing to revise, and no Rcpubl-
can abuses tn talk about
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-09

The cast-iron dog ornalncutng the grounds
OF u residence on Castle street, escaped yestef-
day and swallowed seven school children and
frightened thirteen others TO death, before lie
could be CONVERTED into sausages.
r. SIN the language Of the New York
Herald, :. of course the above is a pure fabr-
cation. Ii i, simply Il fancy picture. y ct
how easily coald i, occur any day Of the week.
How much, let the citizens ponder, depends
upon the indiscretion Of that iron dog -
Berkshire Courie'.
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Rev. Glendenning, of Jersey City, has been
acquitted.

Kew Uleiluehninp, Oh Jersey Say, 'ists oech
acquitted.
The h,f Of a N ntpeler lady turned white
in a sin.sl lie nisns last week. She fai ia.o a
-four barrel
The pottery business is resumed at 'i'rcn-
ton. The bosses still pay he old wages, but
give notice that they aill quit altogether il
business grows woise.
In New England many Of the swamps and
streams are entirely dry. and there is not
enough water in some places for the supply OF
stock.
Three Of the Grand Jurors Mt the opening
of the Berg. County Court failed to answer
when their names were called. and Judge
Bcdle fined them $50 each.
The time has already been fixed for the
meeting of tie New Jersey Annual Confer
ence IF the W. f. Church. 1t will C nvene ON
the 10th of March, at New Brunswick, and
Bishop Simpson is 10 preside.
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eB- On Monday evening last, two wagons
moving in opposite directions on Ferry
Street, New Hope, collided. Agentleman in
one of the carriages was thrown out, but for
tunately. sustained but slight injuries. One
of the wagons was somewhat damaged by
the shock, They came together with much
force. and 1t was miraculous escape. The
cause of the collision is explained by the
darkness Of the evening.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

VAN FLEET-PICKLE.-ny Rev W. IT, Hagrcrty on
Nov 49, 1874, the residence of the BRIDE VIM. Van
Fleet 10 Sarah ]. Pickle, all of New Germantown.
HENDERS0N-W AGNER.-Dec. ,. at the residence of
the BRIDES parents in Clinton by The Rev. l. n. Van
SAINT, Wilbur +. Henderson. of New Germantown, to
Lydia L. Wagner, OF Clinton.
ANDERSON BOLMER.-Nov. 81, 1874 at the Lutheran
Parsonage, by Rev. David Kline Lewis Anderson, to
Miss Luzilla Bolmer, all OF New Hampton, J.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-09

1t is useless to attempt to cleanse a stream
while the fountain is impure. Dyspepsia, COM
plants of the liver or kidneys, eruptions of
the skin. scrofuia, headaches, and all diseases
arising from impure blood, are at once re-
moved by DR.. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR BITTERs, purifier of the blood, and reno
vator of the system. II has neper known to
FIJI Nov. 25. a. w
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-09

A son Of Daniel Wyker, of Branchyille,
Sussex county, accompanied by his wife, ar
rived home from Kansas, one day last week.
The trip was m.de entirely by wagon, occu-
plying sixty days, aud during forty,twon nights
own wagon.
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CHRISTMAS EVE IN THE NJ. e. CHURCH
OF New HoPE.--An entertainment is an
nuunced to he held in the M. Il. Church, OF
New Hope, on Christmas Eve. The enter
tainment will be simply = social reunion Of
the Sunday school,, to celebrate the occa-
sion by grand social Sabbath School gather
ius sW8fts Vs.
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G3- The interest in the extra meetings of the
New Hope NJ. e. Church is such as to cause
its continuance during the present week
Some twelve or fifteen have professed CONVEX
sion and have been united to the membership
Of the church.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-09

CONGRESS- AND TnE MESSAGE easssss
met on Monday and the sixth annual Msss'sc
OF President Grant was presented, The pr u
.cipel feature If the message is the ree9mmen-
7d,tioll oisi rs,sttsiltion Of specie payments
We have sat rasm f',i The iesssasye ,;.::fe,'saa
digest Won d prove unsatisfac DRY. Those
who are sp Gully Interested in it, have Doubt
less read ii ia the daily papers, before tits
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-09

The death of Mrs. Alexander A. Yard, Of
Trenton, from malaIial fever. after a SUMMER
at Ocean Grove, has excited much sympathy,
and viii lead to Investigations into the healili-
fulnlss ni the lakes and swamps i'll that region.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-09

eB- Robbins the New Hope Druggist, is
open on Sundays from to 10 A. NJ, and from
to 5 p NJ, for filling Prescriptions or other
goods necessary to aid the afflicted. Daft.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-09

was RACED. and this action was brought to re-
Cover the valne of the building and damages
sustained by the plaintiff. The testimony
was very conflicting, the plaintiff contending
that the defendant contracted to raise the
lasilaing for san, aud defendant insisting that
lse had agreed II in the manner attempted for
So the method being suggested by the plain
tin hut that he had informed tile plaintiff II
was moi safe 20 attempt IT in that way. The
Chief Justice charged that if the defendant
sim,lv contracted to raise the building, he
contracted also to furnish the skill with which
Ia ,io it. and was therefore liable ; bnt If they
found that I've had been instructed by the
plaintiff rs to the method then he was only
responsible for carelessness in pursuing that
method. anfi if there was no careiessness he
was not liable. Verdict for plaintiff. 5000.
The following persons were charged upon
Indictments fonni against them:
Frastus w. Bloom, selling liquor without
license Plea, guilty. Fined $40 and costs.
Stephen Peer. breaking, entering and lar
ccnv Plea. guilty
John Staut two indictments for assault and
battery. Plea. guilty.
Edward Rufler. assault and battery Plea,
gully Fired SIS and costs.
Thomas Hackett assault and battery. Plea,
not rultv.
Picl,am FROST. fornication. Plea, not
guilty.-Democrai
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-09

Bishop Scarborough, the newly-elected
risl,p of the Diocese OF New Jersey, visited
Elizabeth Wednesday, and accompanied by
Rev. Dir. Clarke, of that city, ON Thursday
made his first visit to Burlington.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-09

ey- Moses L. Naylor, formerly of Sole
bury, but more recently of PENIS Park, was
n short time since appointed Clerk in the
First National Bank of Newtown, Pa.
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Robbins sells the finest and best Pocket
Cutlery in this section of country. Call at
the old Drug Store, in New Hope, and see
for yourselves Nov. IS, t.f.
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sBE- Go to Robbins the Druggist, of New
Hope, Pa, who sells the best Drugs, Medi-
cines, Wines md liquors. Nov. IS, If.
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Rob- ms, the New Hope Druggist, who
was robbed recently, las replenished his Stock
OF Pocket Books, Fancy Goods, Pomades and
Perfuncry. Nov Is, If.
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rs Lasting Caters Solid Leather insoles,
every pair warranted, only 81 so. At
TT. r. II. VAN HokN's.
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aB- BEWARE OF INVITATIONS THE best
fitting Ready Made Shirts can be had at
PERRINE's. nov.11
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20 Beware of imtstions. The only seam
less, duuble-steel, pure whalebone CORSET,
can be had for $l.00 to Sits at VAN HoRNs.