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chicago.
Chicago. Avg. I.

Ch1cAgo, Aug. T.
un-Dul apd unchanged.
WHEAr--Fairly active, unrcttIsd and q shade
lower No. .. ssx Qsat: closed soa; cash, sex
81; cio.ed ooa for August sls0oaH; closed
via for September; a3t& closed outside for
octoeer' No. D. sa,S Rejected eoSess
Consultative demand, weak and lower. hish
mixed; 46Qbe,; No 3. a5aek for cash, 4s,,0t4,x
closed outsidef fer Aug.; 4s6I45k closed 4s,, bid
for septamber; rejected +iss 4
oATs--Qniet and easy; No. 4, ao,, 0sox. closed
outside bid for August; s9S1aoa, closed 100.
bid for September, so,saaoa closed y bid for
October; Rejected a3Hc.
Rrx-No. 2. 55e
BAnLxr--Ne, 3 a7G6ssi for cash COG bid for
August; ncw for September, 6ga
PoRN-Actye and higher; is 75atisT7x casA
for Aagust; hs1hG0' for September; Iss7x
QbIs 10 for Oc tober.
LAnp-Firm and higher; 10 s5Stl0 20 for Aug
10 s2dSio s5ts for September; iilo,,ebia for octo-
ber,
BULK MxArs Fair demand; shoulders, 6Aasy
short rib, ahGt9hc; short clear W.
WhIsxr Firm, lloL,
EaGs- Fairly active; iI6Il2
z Burrsn-~Frtsh dairy ladola; creamy aozl2s.
CALL BOARD Wheat eary, 9ia asked for Aug
ala. for October.
CoRs-Easier, 45H1A5lt for October.
oArs-steady, alh@3ih each; a7h forAugus,.
PonK-Lowcr, .t5s for August.
LARD Lower, TO- 7ah ms for August,
Milwaakee
Milwaukee. Aug. l.
FLOUR Qnict.
WnrAr-Easy; No. !, Ailxankra. 1Dsls No. z
spring SIX for August; sO9ssa for September;
No ;. SAC.
cons Firmcr; closed higher, a, sHo47.
oAr--strady. Al so.1c.
RYE Scarce higher CIV.
BARLsr-Dull and nominal. No. g. 65
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gram. seemed 10 have changed the
presidents mind. The kitchen cabi-
net and boss ring, under A. II. Shep-
ard and Babcock, caused much. trou.
BILE, their movement being agains,
Bristow and Jewell.
CALL FoR A LOAN
WARRINGTON, Aug 7,h.--An official
call is issued for proposals for the per
cent. bonds Of 1881, amounting to &c, 100.
900 TO enable the secretary to pay the
Alabama claims
CoSF1RMATioNs.
The senate confirmed the following nom.
nations Fl. F French. oil Massachusetts,,
assistant secretary of the treasury, vice
Burnhsm resigned; Chas. G. Tornkins, U
s. marshal of Colorado and Lott 8, Bay
less. receiver Of public monies, of Yank
tor, d. T.
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FOREIGN ).
TURKISH BARBARirY.

10 -
LONDON, Aug 7th.--A dispatch from
Semerin, dated to-day, says Gurgnsowitz
is in flames, aud The Turks areeburning and
destroying everything In their way. Ii is
said tina. the Scrvian Gen. Tchernayetf is
daily losing popularity. The rumop of
political arrests in Belgrade are entirely
unfounded.
INDEMNITY,
CossrANTIsorLE, Aug 7th.-The porte
has paid TO families OF German ats.l + + Iffeiieh
consuls, who were murdered AT Salonica,
an indemnityof 10000 pounds.
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Liverpool.
Liverpool, Aug. I.

Liverpool, Aug.7
BaripSrurrs Quiet.
@sniet wheat, arsdese.sd. spring sslodoA
white @edths-td. Club s.edaDio.. Corn, ao.sd
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FIRE AT pIrTsBURG.

Pl1qsnuRa. Aug 7.-An iincendiary
fire this morning destroyed Wight
man snd Semley's breaking works.
Loss sls, 900; insured for 49, 900.
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FIRES
xp ATHENS.

HupsoS, Aug. Fourteen laden
cars of oil burned at Athens last eve
ming, %
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en- 1ayi at home. Agen,s wanted, oasas
III and iermA free. TRUk 90, Aagnst
A. ufu-an
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-28
DHILA. q READING RAILROAD
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

SEPT. 18TH, 1876
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as fOllows;-
WA PERklONEN BRANCHD
For Philadelphia, at "4.iO, $50. 1850 am. tl20O
noon, 5.55 and '6.25 y. M.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at +430 q. m. +1l00 noon and
WA EAST PENNA BRANCH)
For Rendne, 2.3O. $50, sj5 M, IL. % 2iO, 4.3O
ard 8 90 pm.
For Harrisburg 30, 8 so, s55 a. m., 1920, 4 80
and w pm.
For Lancaster and Columbia, s 50. s.55 am. and
t3Opm.
tDoes not run on Mondays
SUNDAYS.
For Reading. 2SO a IN. 225 and pm.
For Harrisburg, 2.2O q. m, and y 90 u.m.
Trains FOR ALLENTOWN leave 10 follows:
WA PRRKIohEE BRAsCH.)
Leave Philadelphia, $50 sis y. NJ, t2.I5, bc5,
IS 70 and 200 y. N.
Leave Philadelphia, $40, 1870 q. M, and $40
WA EAST rEssA BRAscHl
Leave ReaOing 7&n, 1.t5. Il2s NJ, 90. $40 ana
Leave Harrisburg. $40 SOS, $40 a. m., zoo a.57
Leave Lancaster. $40 7.45 en-, i.s5 and As p m.
Leave Columbia, Sac 7.3b AM, LO0 and as pm.
SUNDAYS
Leave Reading. 7 s. and 7.4Oa am.
Leave Harrisburg. $50 AIN.
Trains marked thus y run to and from depot
trains to a. 4 from Broad street depot.
The 10 q: m train from PHI Rdelphla and 6.25
p m tram from Allentown have through cars
to and from II mira, N. Y.
rne f.l5 p. m. train from Phi adelphia and 70.
90 noon train from Allentown have through cars
TO and from Piutston.
The 5.25 p. III. tran from Philadelphia and 10
a, M train from Allentown have through cars
], IL. wooTTEN,
sept ~ 1873. Ge"erdiuperunte ndent
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Every man should be the father of his
own character.
When they want man to drown
himself in New York they say "oh,
buy yacht"
The Wetumpka Nu Jeax is an inHu.
ential Alabama paper.
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Cherry

IS A SONEREIGN REMEDY.
Hemorrho0e, or sptuu0 blOod, may proceed
from the larNnN, traCha brOnchia or lungs,
and arise from various causes as undue physical
eNertinn plethora, or fullness Of the vessels.
weak lungs, Overstraining of the voice suppress
ed evacuation obstI IuctiOn Of the splaeh or Nv
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Railroad Guide.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Returning, leave depot at Perks ana Ameri.
can St, Phila., ct 100 S:i5 ana 9i5 a. m; 2lO,
S45 and Sis y. IN.
Fare from LehiChton 10 Phila., S2.55,
Excursion Tickets, $500
Auril IL 1915 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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SAVED HIS LIFE.
A REMARKABLE CURE!

Was that Of Edward II. Hanson. Engineer at
George Sveeny's Pottery. 1894 Ridge Avenue,
Phi i,adephIa. He had violent c n III. night
sweats sore throat, greRt weakness. splt at dIf
feTent time pint Of flood. gaye up all hope Of
recovery. Through The nae OF - Dr StCnUnes
Httd CherrB SvTuD" became sound and healthy
man, and remains 40 TO tlis DAY, although over
twenty years nave elapsed since h" was cured.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR. six bottles IS. II
vOur druggist or storekeeper does not sell it, we
VIII forward nat dozen, freIght paid. to any ad.
dress, on receipt of DIlce.
PREPARED osLI By
DIR. SWAYNE g. SON.
53O N. sixth street, PhiIadelphia.
Sold by al Prominent Druggists.
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g TED. a purchaser for Wheeler q Wilson
EEEWiNG MACHINE. sS5 cash wall bay
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Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry

StFIke1 NJ tB TOOt OF UbpHSH DY pUTHVlnE Tnb
blood restoring the liver and Kidneys to healthy
ac lion nvigOTatinC the nervous system
The only standard remedy for hemOrrhape.
bronchial ana all pulmonary comp ANTS. Con.
sumptivCs or those Dredisposed to weak lungs,
edv
Its marvellous power, not unlv over cOnsump-
ton hut over every chronic disease " ere
pradunl Alternative action is needed Under its
use the couch is OOseued, the night swests d.
ininish tne pain subsidies, the nul>e returns 10
It's natural standard, the stomach is improved
III it, power 90 digest and assmilate the food.
and every organ has purer ana better quality
blood suppl d to it out of which new IeCrea-
tive and plastic material Is maGe.
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New Advertisements.
THE LUNGS!
CONSU UMPTION 2

This distressing and dangerous complaint and
Its premouitnry symp Oms NEGLECTED cough.
night sweats, hnarseness, wasting flesh, fever
permanently cured 10y ''Dr. Sw9yne'sCOmpound
SyrnD Of Wild Cherry"
PRONCHI1IS-A premonitOr OF Pulmonary
Consumption If characterized by Caterrh or in
finmmatlOn OF the mucous membrane of the air
messages, with cough and cxpectOratIOn, short
breath, hoarseneSs pans IN the chest. For all
bronchial affections, sore throat loss Of voice,
coughs,
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Frosh Philadelphia Lager Beer always on tap.
Cigars OF Choicest has ore, and all other kinds
81 Refreshments 20 be found In a frst-class
saloon. FREE LUNCH every Morning at 10
Sclock cal when you 10 10 4auch Chunk.
July Is, Is7Gy1
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATuRE.

Mr.. HUTCHINSON, THE REPUBLICAN cANDI-
DATE, WILL CONTEST THE SEAT or NH.
POWERS IN THE LOWER HOUSE or THE Leg
IsLATURE.
TRENTON, Dec. s, 1870.
Mr.. Robert l.. Hutchinson, tho republican candi-
date at tho late election tor member Of tho lower
hoasc OF the Legislature In the THIRD Legislative ds-
trct OF Mercer county, has formally notified Mr.. j.
Vance Powers, hts successful democrutic competitor
that no will contest his right to hold tho tho
Assembly.
II Mr.. Hutchinson succeeds In unscatng Mr. Powers
and gets the seat himself, the House, which now
tic-t6ir,y democrats to thirty rcpublcans-wi be
changed 10 thirty-ore republicans and twcnty-nin
dcmocrats--a republican majority OF TWO. This
Joriiy would overcome he democratic majority OF one
IN the Senate and thus give Tho republicans majority
OF joint ballot thereby insurIng the election OF
republican United States senator. The contest
be decided within two weeks after the meeting OF the
Legislature, on the second Wednesday after the
meeting oil the Legislature the Senator be elected
In joint meeting II organization OF the House is
effected within that timc then the contest cannot bc
carried on. as no committee elections will have
been appointed. II the House is organized py tho
election oi democratic speaker then, or course tho
Committee on Elections will contain democratic ma
jorIty. II the committee reports IN favor OF SIR Pow
crs Is doubtful II the House will sustain The report
but may reject and declare favor OF Mr.. Hutch.
inson. The latter action be taken by a strict
party vote oi 30 10 2o--Mr. Powers not having tho
right 10 vote tho question because hc inter.
escd party and debarrcd from dong by rulcs
The thirty republicans may therefore outvotc tho
twenty nine democrats and by their acton make tho
election oil republican Senator positive.
It's therefore, uncertain that any Of the demo-
cratic asprnnts for tho Scnatorshp will DO successful
consequently, Mcssrs joel Parker, Greene, McPhcr-
son. Stockton, Albeit aud Browning may be forced to
give way TO either Mr.. Frclinghuysen, Mr. Courtandt
Parker Mr.. Kobcson. That there will be
nry animated contest this scat IN Mercer county
there Is doubt. from tho present outlook ~ things
Besides tic foregoing muddle there are rumors that
the republicans are trying TO win over TO thcr side
one uocratc legislator by means which, u Is said,
not IN street accordance with purity and integrity.
That the republicans will make desperate effort TO
eject a Senator OF their politics there !, now no qucs
ton, that the democrats vii make equally strong
Efforts hold their majority OF one joint ballot Is
also certain
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The republicans arc resolved to accept eompro

Jne repuoncaus arc TeBovco 70 acoept no SoWPio
mise.
NO HOPE AGREEMENT.
The presidents OF tho various groups Of thc Let in
their conference with the Ministers, proposed pro-
gramme which neither President MacMahon nor tho
Ministers appear yet TO DO able 10 accept The
presidents OF the Let have made report their in
tcrview respective groups. and have declared
that Cabinet longer exists The questions upon
which thcy differed from MacMahon and the Ministers
probably concerns the appointment Of public func-
tonaries and tho Limitation Of the Presidents power
interfere therein. The crisis is kept open by this
matter and by the questions which the Cabinet
suffered defeat in the Chamber Of Deputies
LEON sAy's FINANCIAL STATEMENT
In the Chamber OF Deputies yesterday afternoon n.
Leon Say Minister OF Finance, made financial state
mens in the course OF which demonstrated tho alb
soiutc impossibity OF reducing the taxes He stated
that OF 1875 showed increase OF only one per
ports stationary, consequence OF the depression
OF business abroad
TIE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC
Though tha nsurrcction In the Argentine Republic
reported having been suppressed. there seems
10 be fear OF fresh outbreak Further private
clesrams OF disquicting nature have bccn received
from Bucnos Ayres.
ANGLo-AMERicAx CABLE.
Tho Ango-Amcrican Cable Company have direct
wires between their Offices in London, Manchester
Bristol and Liverpool under their own management
and control
DULL WEATHER
Tho weather yesterday was dull
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
MEXICO.
JOHN J. SMITH RELEASED NJ IEvUELTAs-
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.

JOHN ). SMITH RELEASED ny HEvUELTAs-
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.
MArAMoRos, Dec. 8. |
via BROWNSVILLE Tex, Dec. 8, 1876
General Rcvueltas released John j. Smith last
ing on hts rccognizance Smith has boon held in
a filthy prison for nearly ,hreo months, part OF the
time in dark cell, without particle OF proof against
him. The action OF Revueltas has throughout been
cruelty tyrannical, gross outrage on Smith and an
insult TO the United States which, not rcdressed by
tho government, will leave American safc this
frontier
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION
Tho report that President Lcrdo and his Cabinet had
retired toward tho Pacific coast is confirmed from
many apparently reliable sources General Revueltas
this morning issued circular letter to tho merchants
of Matamoros, requesting them meet him at three
p. NJ to-day to consider important business, and
stating that they would be subjected loan. in
default thereof be forced to sonal labor the for
t6catons. Tho merchants fear that this ex.raordi-
nary Invitation involves scheme OF plumber pre-
paratory to the fight Of Revucltas.
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Captain George N. Ransom United States Navy, and
Samuel Davenport, Ccutcnnial Commissioner for South
Australia, at tho Astor House. Congressman Den
jamin A. Willis. OF New York, and Ex-Governor John
w. Stewart, OF Vermont, arc at tho Windsor Holcl
Leon Warschawsky, Pierre Orlof and l. Poakon, ol
The Russian Centennial Commission, and Lieutenant
Governor elect Francis b. Loomis, of Connecticut, are
at the Aibcmarlc HOTEL Colonel H. s. McComb, Of
Delaware aud NJ. r. Ingalls,, President Of tie India
papoiis Cincinnati aud Lafayette Railroad Company,
are at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Philippe da MottN
Brazilian Commissioner OF Education, Is at the ST
Nicholas Holc w. Piper, OF Bordeaux, IS at the
Hotel Brunswick.
The New York herald., 1876-12-09

TEEDAY-ME. PECKHAM MAKES A VERY Sc
WE'RE ATTACK ON ATTORNEY GENERAL FAIR
CHILD.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBANY, Dec s, 1876
In the Lord canal suit to-day, Sir. Pcckham, OF
counsel for the defendant moved strike out the
dcnce OF the Attorney General us Irrelevant and in
competent Decision was reserved on the motion for
the present, and Nathan Ackioy called wit
ness for the defence AT the conclusion OF his evi-
dence Mr. Pcckham moved 10 dismiss the complaint,
whcreupon argument ensued.
Mr.. Pcckham, in support OF his motion 10 throw out
the Attorney Generals evidence, made severe on
slaught upon Official the severity of which has
been the subject OF general discussion among
tho Bar Of tho city. He claimed that
tho Attorney General had detailed on the
witness stand private conversation which he had had
with jarvis Lord in which he obtained admissions OF
guilt by making false statements OF rcpu ed testimony
Of George D. Lord before investigating committee.
Mr. Pecknam proceeded as follows
That tho man who stands presumably at the head OF
the profession in this State, shat tho man who sup
profession example OF high integrity and high honor
that the man who IS presumably OF un.ar.
nlshcd reputation and Of sterling integrity
upon the stand under tho circumstances that have
Acen detailed here and that give to tins Jury,
the only evidence upon which this To stand
or fall an admission obtained from this gentleman by
what appears DC from his own evidence unqnali-
fed aud substantial falschood; say such an cxnibi
ton has been made Of any member OF the Bar
within my knowledge or within my hearing as has
been made by the honorable gentleman who occupies
the position OF rst law officer OF the Empire State.
The affair creates considerable excitement as Mr..
Pccknam aud Mr.. Fasrchd have heretofore been
sidcred good friends, and Mr. reckham presented Mr..
Fairchid for nomination at tho State Convention orig
mil
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYPicr or THE CHIEF SlGxAL OYPicyR,
WAsuisGroN, d. e., Dec. I'll A. VI.
yp,.hoItt,ff<s


wAsuisGroS, d. e., Dec. I'll A. VI.
Probabilities
For New England. increasing southcrly winds, vary
ing 10 westerly, cloudy weather and snow followed by
decided fall in temperature during the afternoon or
evening
For the Middle States and lower lake region de-.
cdcdiy colder northcrly to westerly winds and Of
snow followed hy clearing weather and rising baromc-
ter in the south and western portions.
For the upper lake region, tho 0ho Valley and Ten
ncssec decidedly cold partly cloudy clear weather
with fresh and brisk northwest winds and rising
barometer.
For the South Atlantic ana Gulf States, colder and
clear fair weather. ncrthcry TO westerly winds and
rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi ana Lower Missouri val
leys extremely cold and clear fair weather, with
northeriy winds becoming variable ana rising, fol-
lowed by falling barometer
Cautionary signals continue at stations on lakes
Ontario Eric Huron and Michigan, at Galveston ana
Ind ianola and on tho Atlantic from Wilmington
70 Eastport
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
THE STATE CoMPTROLLERsHIP.

MR. APGAI SAYS HE IS NOT CANDIDATE ron
THE POSITION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBANY Dec s. 1875
Mr. Apgar upon being questioned concerning the
report OF his probable appointment as Comptroller
states that he has knowledge OF such a movement
Is not a candidate for tic position and does not bc
licvc his name has been considered IN connection
with H.
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
FORGING ELECTION RETURNS.

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WILKEsBARRE, Dos. s. 1875
The famous against Proihonotary 5. w. Trim
mcr OF this county, and his chici deputy, y. Gaug
ham. who charged with having fraudulcnIy
opened aud forged the election returns several years
ago which helped him 10 gain his Office, has been put
over upiii next year ny judge John Handlcy.
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
OBITUARY.
IEvI UuDDELL.

Mr.. Levi Huddcli died at Milwaukee yesterday after
noon, aged sixiycsht years, as the result OF shock
from fall lie native OF Saratoga county, \.
" graduate Of Union College aud editor Of the On
iario Messenger lie was appointed Attorney General
for that state 1888 and elected TO the Iegisla
ture In 1SiL He went 10 Wisconsin IN lS34 and was
elected Chief Justice OF tho Supreme Court in 1883
io was also elected member of the Legislature, and
was United States Attorney Tor Milwaukee district
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
GEORGE HEWLETT.

Mt George Hewlett, an old and respected resident
OF Queens county, died residence, Little Neck,
on Thursday, after a short illness. Mr. Hewlett
retired farmer and leaves large estate. whch-he
having no Immediate rclatircs-gocs 10 the next OF
kin. Iic was a bachelor, and ot eccentric habits
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
THE INDIAN WAR.
BUFFALO SPRINGS, wy. T., Dec. :.

BUFFALO SPRINGS, Wy. T., Dec. 4 |
via CHEYENNE, Dec. s, 1875
Tho troops are st here and supply camp has hccn
formed and Is guarded by details from the nantry
and artillery forces. All men unable TO undergo tho
coming march will either be left hero sent Fort
Feiterman
There Is late OF the hostilcs, and General
Crook is awaiting The return Of s.outs The weather
Is mild.
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Mr.. Vanderbilt seemed slightly better last night In
the evening he sat for hours and
with members oil his family.
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
THE wELLAND CANAL.

ST. GATHERINGS, Ont, Dec. 8, 1914
II is officially announced that the wcland Canal VIII
bc closed Tor tho Monday next.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show tho changes in tho
temperature Ior the past twcnty-four hours,
parison with the espondng date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1876-12-09
A TANNERY BURNED.

Avcragc Temperature yesterday. 3OA
vcar 20 j..
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Bosrox. Dec 8, 1915
Tho tannery OF r. O'Shea at Peabody, Mass,
burned to-day Tho loss SIS 600; partially insured