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CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXHIBI-
ONE tIUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF AMER
ICAN INDEPENDENCE, WILL OPEN MAY
10Th AND CLOSE NOVEMBER 10th, 1875. All
the Nations Of the world and all the States and
Territories Of the Union will participate, bringing
together the most comprehensive collection Of art
treasures, mechanical inventions, scientific dlscOVg-
ricS, manufacturing achievements, mineral speci-
mems, and agricultural products ever exhibited.
The grounds devoted to the Exhibition are situated
on the line Of the PennsylyaniA Railroad and en-
brace four hundred and htty acres Of Fairmount
Park, ull highly improved and OrnAmentGd, on
which RrO erected the largest buildings ever con-
structCd,-lVe Of these covering an area Of fifty
RCrs and costing IS, 100000. The total number Of
buildings erected for tho purposes Of the Exhibition
IL over one hUndred,
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INDIANAPOLIS, June 6.-The reports
which have been sent from here in regard
to the:destitution and communicate spirit
prevailing here, are grossly exaggerated
and have scarcely a shadow Of founda'
ton in fact, Measures have already been
devised for relief, and no trouble Is ap.
pretended. Soma OF the sensational let.
ters sent from lSre and published in
other cities are ridiculously false and
absurd.
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TOLEDO, June 6.-Flour-Firmer. Wheat
-Firmcr; No. 2 white Wabash offered Nt
81 IS: No. 5 do held at 81 %; No. white
Michigan s. 30; No. 2 do 81 IS; extra white
Michigan s. 25K; seller June 81 PAX sci:
Ter July 81 2411; amber 7lzc; No. 8 red
81 OF; rejected S6kc. Con-Firmer; high
mixed spot: and June 5Oc; SELLER July
50Nc; low linked 49I1c; no graddc Acc;
damaged at 4Oc. oats-Firmer; No. ., S95c;
Michigan 3Sc.
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MnlIignn vs.. Rlaine.

New YoRK, Juns6.-A dispatch to the
TSRes from Boston says james Mulligan
reached Boston last evening, and when
asked what he thought Of Blaine's state
ment he answered emphatically that he
had not read all the letters and never will.
He willkeep back the ones that would do
him the most harm.S ..g
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Commencement Exercises AT
EairmOnt.
FAIRMoNr, june G, 1876.

FIRNoNr, June G, 1876.
ElitoIO Of the IniellIgrnccr
The fifth annual commencement Of thC
Fairmont State Normal School will take
place on the 10Th and Goth inst. Below
We give tho names Of the graduates:
Mr.. George W. Ice, DoldfIdge county,
West Virginia,
W. Va.
=! NJ: Peter C. vinya,i, Roane, county,
VIVA
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NRw YoRK, June 6.-Cotton goods quiet
in agents hands, except bleachcd shirttngsr
which are in fair request and steady
White ground fancy prints IN improved
demand and Shirtng styles fairly active
Dress goods and shawlS quiet. Heavy cas-
simerCs, worsted and overcOatingS in mod
crate request by clothieTs. Black grena'
dimes, jobbiug, fairly active.
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The County Levy Tor this Year.

Tic county Levy ioF tiiS hear'
"A announced in our report OF the pro-
ceediugs OF the Board Of Commissioners
at their session Of Monday last, the levy
for this year has been reduced to 40 cents
on the slOO, as against GO cents last year
n reduction Of IA cunts. Last year the
Committee on Finance OF the Board esti'
mated for an outlay Of Sill 200, while this
year they only estimate for SSS,70O. siAnd
while the real estate valuation Of the
county last year has been reduced by the
Board Of Equalization 8 per cent, or from
$l9O24,o99 to SllA22,s94, ye;
there will no doubt be . decid.
ed increase in the amonnt oil
personal property returned. Last
year the personal return was $3.50, ,292
The real and personal property together
amounted to Sl7,S54,39l, The two vii
probably amount this year 10 SlS,00O,OOO
The levy for interest on the p. W. 4
Ky railroad debt this year is the same a'
last, viz: S22,5OO, but the item of SlG,-
900 for deficit (havihg been paid ot0 is
dropped, which helps materially to cut
down the levy. The item for Roads and
Bridges is $4,000 this year Ms against
$4,000 last year. Jurors and Witness
lees remain the same, viz: $4,000 90; also
does the Poor Fund, viz: $4,000. The
item OF "sherifI's commissions" Ia reduced
from 1900 to 5000. An important re-
duclion is that for general bridge pur-
poses," which last year was Sl5,OOO(owing
TO the Peninsula bridges) but now tlHap'
pears,save the $1,000 Of increase Tor road
and bridges above mentioned.
The whole taxation, State, county
and city, this year will not probablycxceel
one and six.tentlls cents on the dollar
divided as follows: 20 cents for State pur
poses, 10 cents for State school fund
&c cents county tax, 40 for city, 40 foI
city school tax. The aggregate may fal
EbeIow our estimate in case the city re
Luces the rate this year, which rate vii
not be fixed until July or August.
Taxation with us is not so high al
among our neighbors. Over at Bridge
port last year it amounted to 81 70 on the
500; at Martins Ferry tOS2 70; at Bell
airc to 81 -; at St. Clairsville to 81 50
at GAINESVILLE to 81 %. Last year out
aggregate on this side was 81 20 on the
500. AtSteubenville it was 81, q and
atCadi1 81 20.
Every body feels more or less happy
in this world by comparison. Those
otOnr people who feel bad can take com
fort from the fact that they are not
taxed as high US their neighbos.
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PIeadedGniIty.

q CHICAGO, June Gin the U. s. Court
to-day Alderman Hildreth withdrew his
plea Of not gnilty, and pleaded guilty to
the first and eleventh counts OF the
indictment against him. These charge
him with unlawfully and designedly per-
mitting Pahlman and Rush to remove
spirits, and with conspiracy as agauger.
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LITTLE Rock, June 6.-Clear and
warm. River falling; s feet by gauge.
NASHVILLE, June 6.-Riyer rising. Q
feet on shoals. Arriyed-John S. Brans.
ford and B. II. Cooke, Point Isabel; Adam
Mcdonald, Coal Mines. Departed
Cooke, Point Isabel. ."t
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LONDON, June G.-The steamships Vic.
toria, Amerique and Geethe, from New
York, have arrived out.
LONDON, June G.-The. stcamships-
Queen and Oder, from New York, arrived
out.
New York; June 6.-Arrived-steam.
er Pommerania from Hamburg
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CHICAGO, June 6.-An information in
the nature Of writ Of quo warranto was
filed this morning against Mayor Colvin
by friend Of his in order to bring the
case to the State Supreme Court and Sc.
cure decision favorable to him before an
election shall be held.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

NEW YORK, June 6.-MoNKY-CloSed
easy. at 2a3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4N6 per cent. Custom receipts, $685..
600. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Clearings $l6,OQO,0OO. Sterling
firm; sixty days 4.Ss&, thirty days 4.seH.
GoLD-Opened and closed at ll2x,
with sales In the interim at 1l2A. Borrow.
Ing rates were las per cent per annum and
1.64 per diem. Loans were also made fiat.
commemorative and arm with q
fractional advance in some cases.
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THE TURF.

DETROIT, June 6.-The June meeting
Of the National TrOtting Park at kala.
mazoo, Michigan, commenced to-day with
two races, one three minutes and the 9th
er 99:SO. The day was fine and the track
in the best condition. The first heat, three
minute race, was won in 2:34 by Neeme,
owned by B. F. Case, of Barren Springs.
The second heat was won in 2:37 by Lady
Vesta, owned by J. B. Cornell, Of kala-
mazoo. The third heat was won by Neeme
in 2:34l. The fourth heat was won by
Meme in 1894. Neeme received the first
money, Lady Vesta second and George
Randall third. Marion. owned by D. p
Bessill, of Madison, Ind, won three
straight heats Of the $50 race in G34
2o:3ll, 2:S4i. The races will continue
through Friday. An exciting time is ex'
nartnI tn,mnFrOW
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, June Gin consequence Of
the judgment Of the Bremen Court Bis
marck has issued notification prohibiting
for two years the circulation in Germany
Of the Nord dmerdka, the weekly edition OF
the Philadelphia TotksbiaG. . .
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TIE Democratic mariners VINO are Ho"
sailing down the Ohio and up the Kama
wha in two boats, rcheard from "t Far.
ker.burg last night. The Courier arrived
first at that port and made very hand
some scoop indeed in the way Of pas"e'''
yer.. She took on board the delegates
from Wood. Peasants, Randolph and we
know not how many other counties
The Graham, notwithstanding she had
all the young lawyers on board,
departed without adding materially to
her load. The old regulars from the
back counties naturally regard the
Courier as the flag ship Of the squadran,
-hc having the Chairman and secretaty
Of the State Committee OH board,
"SaIl OH old Courier, ship OF State,
Sail OH old bCnt, strong and great.
democracy with all iS fears,
With all ilS hopes Of future years,
Is hanging breithlesS on thy iaia"
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NEw ORLEANS, June G.-James Camp.
bell, fireman driving No. IL, fell from
his seat and was crushed to death, the
wheels of the engine passing over his
head.
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GheGntelli9surer.

A.aroyal sort of gladiator in debate
Mr. Elaine has never had superior in
Congress, il indeed he has had an equal
80 wonder he ia popular with his party
friends. lie is born leader.
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MARRIED..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tho Fourth
Street NJ +. Church, by the Rev. Or. J. NICK.
Kelley, OSCAR RAMNRLSBER0, Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
and Mss KATK D. WHEAT, of this city.
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Appointed Receiver.

RICHMOND, June 6,-Charles L. Per.
kins, OF New York, and Henry Finke,
have been appointed joint Receivers Of the
Atlantic, Mississippi 4 Ohio RailEoad.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Arrnistice Agreed Upon. /.

LONDON, June GA Vienna dispatcl
says six weeks armistice has beer
agreed upon between the Turks and the
Insurgents. tGn
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BETHANY COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
The Commencement proceedings Of this
institution begin on Sunday next, with a
Raccalaureate sermon by the President,
W. X. Pendleton; followed, on Tuesday,
by the exercises Of the Alumni Society.
These Alumni exercises ought to be un-
usually good this year, as some ot the
picked men OF the old students are to
take part in them; for instance, Robert
Graham, of Kentucky Joseph King, Of
Pittsburgh; William Baxter, Of Ohio; and
Rev. |. N. Carman, OF the same State.
Wednesday, the l4th, is Glass Day"
and It's observance includes the delica-
ton Of class tree, an Grafton by MIR. L.
c. Hagerman, poem by W. NJ. Richard
son, and a prophecy by the prophet OF
the class, Mr.. G. W. Burns. In the even
ing, the Neotrophian Literary Society
gives its annual exhibition. Thursday,
the 18th, is Commencement Thegraduat'
ing exercises begin at 9A, NJ. In the
evening OF that day occurs the annual
exhibition Of the American Society. The
graduating class from the College this
year compriscs the following names:
Ohio-G. W. Burns, F. G. McMillin
ami q 4 Marian. ..
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RAILROAD BoSDS-Firm.
STATR GRCr-RITTRS-OuiCt,

GTATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y
SToCKs-opened strong and prices ad.
vAnced, and for few moments the market
had the appearance OF buoyancy, Western
Union advancing to TON. subsequently \
general depression. set in. which. carried
down prices 4 to y per cent, the greatest
decline being in St Paul preferred, lake
Shore, Western Union. and Pacific Nail.
At the close the lowest prices OF the day
were generally current, the decline from
the opening prices being 4 to ~ per cent,
the latter being Missouri Pacific. The
transactions Of the Stock Exchange we're
l23, 900 shares, Of which 600 were Pacific
Mail, $1,000 Western Union, 1900 st,
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\. T. YOUNG
PREscRIPTIoNIsT.

Having completed eOurss Of study In the PhaI-
mAeoutcal Department Of the University Of NIchl-
gan, and having had seven years' experience Ia
some Of the best Drug StOrs In tho city, am pre-
pared to compound Pascriptions In scientific
manner.
ss- NOTHING But CRb
A. 7. YOUNG,
Corner Jacob and Sixteenth sta,
poIs.s EASr WHEKuSo
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rnlIed for $4,000.

CHICAGO, June 6.-Cresgier, Clark 4
Co. owners Of the Continental Bolt Works
failed, Liabilities $4,000; assets $50, 900
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HAVANA, June G.--Padro &Co, jerked
beef importers failed. Their liabilities
arc over a 100000.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June G.-Russia agreed satur.
day to recognize the new Sultan OF Tur-
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JEIoME PALK RACES.

New YoRK, June G--The mile dasl
was wonby spindrift; Ieander %, York
shire 3d-time l:4Gl.
The We@chester cup, q miles, wa
wonby Victor; Martius I'd, J. Q. Cerus Sd
Lelaps 4th-time S:lOA. Lorillard's en-
tries did not start.
The steepIe chase was won by Trouble
Point Blind 2d-time 4.5Sl.
Belmont's Sultana won the Maryland
stakes, mile; Patience I'd, Merciless *
time 1:4Tl. >,
Olitip-tifne l:32l.
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PITTSBURGH, June 6.-Petroleum-Quiet;
crude at s. 25a3 27111 at Parker's; refined at
14Hc, Philadelphia delivery.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OVHICE oR THR CHtRV SIGNAL OPTIcER, )
WAsIuSGToS, DC, June I'll 4. n.

For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, warm.
er Aoutherly possibly shifting to colder
northerly winds, with statiopary pressure
and cloudy weather.
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Francis c. Adams, Clinton Lloyd,

By authority conferred on me, as Commissioner,
by virtuco Of DEGREES passed by the nt,trCt Court o
tic United States, for the District Of West Virgin
10, at Wheeling, In the above three BeverGl Chan.
cery cauBes, shall prOceed on
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The Legislative business was resumed and
the chair laid before the Senate, unfnish.
ed business, being the Legislative execu.
tive and judicial appropriation bill, the
pending question being an amendment OF
Mr.. Edwards, that all the appointments
in the executive departments Of the Gov.
ernmeut shall be made upon careful and
impartial examinations Of the candidates
therefor by board composed OF not
less than five persons to be appointed by
the President, and with the advice and
consent OF tho Senate the most capable
and worthy Of competitors so examined,
shall bc selected Tor such an appoint-
ment. Pending the discussion, Senate
adjourned, 5u'
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pRowE's GALLERY.
- ..r H".
Best Cards only 50 90 a Dozen.
One $40 Photograph 81 90.
my17 1229 MARKET ST.
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The HaTper's Ferry Water Power
and Manufacturing Company Of
West Virginia, Francis c, Adams
Ot nj
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FOR SALE.
PUBLIC SALE
OF THE
Valuable WaterPOwer
'- OF THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers,
AT
HARPER,S EEpRX Meet VA
FOR SALE.
HARPER's FERRY, WEST VA.

Valuable manufacturing hteS, Including the
ground Hhefeon the ATmOry buildlugS, lie Musket
and Hhh FActohes-fonmerly operated by The Gov.
eminent Of the Omitted Rtatcs, stood-VIih The un.
surpassed Water Power, Canals and Dams Connect-
Cd Herewith.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-15
FROM the County Sent.

Rev. Hurley Baldy, we'll known
here, spent several days in town this
week.
We notice that Mrs. Polk and
Mr.. Abraham Bertsch are having
their houses repapered and painted.
Sheriff Breneiser, on Wednesday,
accompanied the prisoner in the Black
alighting, he was greeted by many
warm friends who had not seen him
during his long sickness.
Rev. Virgins, now of Philada.,
who was such constant visitor at
Court, attended it again on Wednesday
during the sentencing of Kelley. The
bar will surely miss him, as he no
doubt will miss 1t and the sittings of
the Court.
AT one of the mines at NesquehOn-
ing, on Wednesday forenoon, very
serious ac ccident took place by the ex-
plosion of FIRE damp, killing four men
and wOunding twelve others, none of
whose names we could learn. DR.. Leon
ard was Immediately called to the see ne
of disaster and administered to the
wants of the wounded.
The afternoon session OF Court on
Wednesday was consumed In the dis
position of cases on the argument list.
The famous soap case of the common
wealth against Bert Patrick, after a
great deal of argument, was finally
disposed of by reducing the judgment
from $500 to $3.50, and cost of suit.
Thursday morning was taken up In
disposing of the remaining cases when
Court adjourned to the regular session
on the third Monday In June.
Another accident occurred on Sun.
day night at Barndoor about ten miles
from here, on the l.. V. II. R., to the
passenger train due here at IL: 10 p. III
1t seems that the engine struck a rock
which had rolled down on the track and
by its sudden stopping caused severa
coaches to be thrown over the bank
Five persons were Injured, though, we
understand, not seriously, whose names
as We learned them are rs follows
Geo. N. Blake, N. Y (; WIN. Cressley
N. Y. Owen Hall, Easton !: .Johr
Sadler, Jersey City WIp.-"Gasser
Weissport. The injured ones were re-
moved to the Mansion House where
they were caref ally attended to as We |
as medical aid given.
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Fire Damp Explosion.

The following account OF an explosion Of fire
damp which occurred at Nesquenouing mines,
wednesday morning by which three men wore
instantly kiredand Ave others badly burnt aud
hurt we take from the Motnlrg Herald. The
names Of the killed and wounded are as follows;
Thos shields. Killed. leaves q wife ANA SIX
chil ren, -four grown up.
Hugh Colle1d, killed, leaves wife aud four
small children.
James McuOvern, killed. single man.
Cbas, Callnn, single man, badly burnt ana
hurt, cannot possibly llve.
Lew MarsdCn, single man, badly hurt and
burnt. VIII probably DIT.
Joseph Norwood. Richard Bauden aud jacob
yers, all married men, were badly hurt, but
will probably recover
The search for the killed aHd wounded was
necessarily done without a light, as the fire.
damp always gathers again immediately after
an explosion, and n second explosion would be
more serious than the first On account Of this
much tine and trouble was spent before all
were taken out and the result of the accident
known. The account given by the men who
took part in the search was very sorrowful. one
would take the middle of the pnngwny, and one
on each side, and they would proceed on their
hnnds ANA knees, and feel as they went for the
missing ones. No one party could remain away
very long from the nirway on account of boinp
overcome with what Is known MS the "aiter
damp " foul air caused by the explosion of The
sulphur. The cause Of the explosion is moi
know.
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Railroad Accident.

Railroad Accident.
An accident occurred at Barndoor, a
short distance above lhauch Chunk, on
the Lehigli Valley railroad at half past
twelve p. M, Monday morning. The
train which left Phila delphia at eight
O'Clock struck a rock which had fallen
upon the track, and two passenger
coaches and baggage car were thrown
over the bank. Five persons were
slightly injured. The names of the in.
jured are as follows George w.
Blake, New York William Crassly,
New York John Sadler, Jersey City f.;
William Gasser, Weissport Owen
Hall, Easton. Medical aid was on the
ground almost Immediately, and the in
jured parties received proper attention.
None of them are seriously hurt, and
no bones were broken, except in the
case of brakeman, who had an arm
broken.
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The anthracite coal trade is gradually i'm
proving, as well in production as in demand
prices remaining entirely unchanged. The re.
turn Of the trade from all the regions for the
week ending the lst instant fuots up 2g9, l95 TONS
against 2l3,l5G tons for the corresponding week
last year, showing an increase Of t6,C39 tons
The total amount OF anthracite mined tor the
year is 2,7o2,O4l tons, against z,Go0,125 for
period last year, IN increase Of $500 tons. The
Goa trade at Port Richmond and some other
coal centres is little checked IN operation by
reason of n large supply OF stove coal, Tor which
there nre a few orders. In making the larger
sizes OF coal, for watch there is a demand, the
coal breakers make tine usual proportiou Of the
smaller sizes, Tor which, usual at this season
OF the year, there Is n limited demand. With
this exception the outlook for the coal ttade is
more cheerful than wne hoped fortnight ago,
and IL now looks us though the Rendng Rail
road would have even month OF coal business
within the year, AID 1t IL well known what q
huge sun OF money month OF active trade on
that road prOduces.-LedOer, dprtL 10Th
The following table shows the quantity OF coal
shippcd over the Lehigh valley ItallrOad for the
wees ending April sta, 1875 and fGr the year a
compared w tn the same time last year;