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-,-The teachers examination for East Meuch
Chunk borough was held ON Wednesday with
the usual result.
-Barney MciIugh, well known about sum.
mt dlll, lett that place Tor Virginia CITY on
"wednesday. VA
Nj. Jas. 5. Loose is absent visiting friends
in Lebanon county.
MI. Rabotham, the green grocer, having
evacuated McGee's store room on Susquehanna
street, now holds forth at Fcgey's on Race st.
,,-Sarah, a three yearold daughter of Dennis
Mulhearp, died on MOnday.
Tile Solicitors report in the celebrated Far.
ron-DolOn case. covering nearly 400 pages OF
testimony, Is nenrly ready for submission to the
Court.
--ENCURsIoN.-Cn Tuesday. August 7th, a spe.
Clal tram VIII Oe run on the Central Railroad of
New Jersey, from Mauch Chunk to Craig q
Park. Lenigh Cup. to attehu the sunday school
Reunion For tickets, Apply 20 Rev l. w.
FeaKel, John Kupler. Frank Day and John
SWartwOOd. of MauCh Chunk
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Sensible Advice. You are asked
every day through the columns of news
raperS and by your Druggist to use
something for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint that you know nothing
about, you get discouraged spending
money with bat little success. Now to
give you satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will cure you of Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint with all it's
effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costyeness, palpi-
tation of the Heart, HEARTBURN, Wa.
ter-brash, coming up of food after
eating, low spirits &C., we ask you to
go to your Druggist, a. j. Durling,
and get a Sample Bottle OF Green's
August Flower for 10 cents and try it,
or Regular Size for 70 cents, two doses
will relieve you.
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Closing Prices Of DEHAvEN & Town.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
4O South Third Street, Philadelphia,

AT MahanOy Plane last evening Jeremiah.
O'ConnOr was bitten I'm the calf of me leg by a
dog belonging 10 John Rlsley. 1t was at first
stated that thedOg mad hydrOphobia but this
WAS not so. After considerable deliberating
over the matter by the authorities the dog was
shot by the ehlet of police. MahanOy Plane ia
infested with large number of ours which
need need the same attention bestowed upon this
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Special Notices.

RLEMIsHES UPON THE FEMININE
- COUNIENANCE, 4 of a complexional na.
ture, speedily vanish when GLENN'S Sui.
III X SOAP Is used to OblteTate them. PIN.
pies, blotches, Ruughness Redness and Tan
arc unVarlaplY banished by this lEoompHrablo
cltillylng agent. EiuDtive. ailments, sores
cuts bruises, soalds ana other affections and
injuries Of the cuticle are likewise removed l,V
IL. SULPHUR BATHS nave long been TO.
uowned as the best remedy for skin diseasea
rheumatism ana gout. GLENN's SULPHUR
sOAP Is IN tNenv respect AZ eficaciOus, and lar
cEeaper, BY opening the pores, and promoting
vigorous 6upeItic circulation, this excellent
arucle contributes 20 the heath OF the enIirC
system as well as 10 mat OF the cuticle. Since
lis introduction 10 public notice it has repeated
" been commended by the medical profession
ana press. ana few external specifics have won
such golden opinions" among all CLASSES. 1t
prevents obnoxious diseases as wen as remedies
them, and dlsinfoots clothing and linen impreg-s
mated WIN disease. DaDdrun ls entirely eradi-
Gated by ~ ana ITS use Is, ON that account
Sfeatly 70 DC deslueraied by persons whose hair
Is thnning cot in consequences OF. drynoss of
the scalp. Those who have used Olntments ana ,
liquids without avail for the cure OF eruptOns
OF an obstinate character. will find II thew try
II, that GLENN > So LPHUR SOAP rsmOyea
scurbuuo Complaints ifremediabIe by less EN-
eaeious means, ana prevents the recurrence OF
such disorders.
sold by bTuFgists, Grocers and Fancy Goods
Dfaleia.f Pfiee. sc. per cake. I Box q eakesl
s9c., esnt Dt mail, prepaid. on receipt Of price
:, =. T.. y S1.llIFNfoN' lTopr Sixth Avenue,
HIlL's HAIR AND wnlsKER DYE. Black or
bioHhi '''' July T. 1871.
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MARRIED,

kOSTEN NBADER-MOYE the 2fth nit
DY KEY, MT Eizenberger, Henry KOsten Bader
ana Miss Rebeoca Mover, both OF Lehikhton !
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No Opium No Morphla or other
dangerous drug is contained in DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup, fer the relief of
Cole, Teething, etc. Price 25 cents,
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List OfLetters

List of Letters
Remaining ulcaled for in the Lehighton P.
o. up TO July 18th, 1877;
BenniuEhOd John RAIDER. PhiliDt
EVefts, samuel Rex, Tilghman
Everitt. Dauiel Shaier JObF ..
taullz, Wm. II. SDrague, Mrs. A. A.
i1aupl r. q, ShaIer Alex.
heesf' AuGolph Snues, Christopher
l:eulA, Lewis Tho y, Mrs. n, Il.
Nessley, 1Otlelb (2) Ner6ien, j. II.
"a fl4t te Ilub Virgins, L. W.
Purcell, Mrs, Mary
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say Advertised
II. II. PETERS, Postmaster.
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society Meetings.

IHFIEITo CASTLE, No. Ts, A. o. X. OF THE NJ. @.
End and 9TH Monday OF each month, in Re.
ger's Hall. Lebighton, at 1880 o'clock P. M,
". K. Benninger, s. X. c.; s. R.sGilhRm.
e" g. X. n. s.
@NADRN HUTTRN LODGE, No. CSC. 1. q. o. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at o'clock,
IN Re6er's Hall. Alfred Beck, N. G. N.
3. Reber, Secretary.
MHrUcHEN TRIBE. No. 232 Imp. o. Of R. NJ,
meets in Reber's Hall every SATURDAY., II.
l.. Gaggus Sachem q. W, Delhi, @. of r.
PoHo PocA TRIBE, No. III. Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on wednesday evening of each week, at 1880
O'clock. IN Public School Hall, WeisspOrt,
Pa. O. W. Schwab, ST. JAG. BrOng, &. Of r.
LEHIaHToN LODGE, No. 234. X. Of p. meets
on Friday evenings, in Reber's Hall, at 7bD
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BIG CREEK, July 20, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-02
TRANSACTIONS IN DETlIL.
DEBATE IN TIE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-After a few bills
had been passed by the House removing political diaa-
bii.Ie- Nj. O'bscn (Dtm., Md moved call Of tn
House.
The Speaker counted the House and found that there
was quorum present. and 50 announced
Mr. Wanug Dem, OA0) submitted that the roll had
to be called III order 10 verify the fact
The Sneaker stated HAT a motion for call Of the
House was in order The Chair regarded H. OF dila
tosy claracter. but was 6oHnI TO submit IL.
Mr. Wood Dem, y. elaine IA" h1ur 10 onr IcSa
luton, bu N. Wdins insisted on his motion fora cali
q ire lRc " remarked that thc House was
olelatilg a. der IA. Electoral COMMISSION Jaw; mat tnr
chair had asceraiucd The presence oil quorum aud
thar motion for cal Of tAc House should not hc
toTtainrd II c.llOf The House were 10 b. allowed AZ
any daring he proceedings then they could never
Tie Spcaaci1he Chair has a right to find out whether
NJ H.lin,"T5 gentleman has a iign' to claim that
therc quorum present when the Speaker has ascer-
tanned tust tEcIc j..
tlcnan fOu ONO Cir NuImJ Is not wiling 10 take thc
Naihg-I discIaim any reflection on the Chair, hui
have rit To know whether there Is quorum present.
and demand thr Yeas and Nays on my motion
TIC Yeas and Nys ordered, and resuitcd, Yeas,
is. Nal~. lG9. 30 Il call o! the House WAS refused.
ms nave rnt occupied an boar and quarter of the
.,, ~ ms. II ,-ag fntoyyed I,y a mot ON a, "a
consider the vote 80 although u MOOD made NC POM
Of oacr ta,t such motion could have no practical ct
fscI on ess aiOu but palpahy and un4ucstionaby
"A dllaiury In0tiDH ID was allowed ny ihe speaker, VINO
cd mai he had never vet ucd decided either by
,,,fsur ar otlrrwi.c that motion 10 reconsider
diatory motion ON the contrary Tue 'htlf wac very
clear mat Uhat the House could do 1t could undo by
motion to reconsider
Mr. Hale (i!cp. Me) moved 10 lay the motion to re-
consider on me table Agreed TO- Yeas, Ia; Nays, %.
A, soon as the vote ammo need struggle Tor
recognition Nv the speaker was made between Messrs
" ood Popplcton. Cauliied, aud Mills each having q
proposition to submit, which ne claimed to be OF the
highest privilege. . .
Mr. CaLeid who had failed In his efforts 10 be recog
nizrd by the Chair handed 10 Mr. Poppeon the reSolu
ton which prepared aud Mr. Poppeton sent II 10 the
clerk q desk.
Tie Speaker suggested that that action was hardly IN
cosg nee with the made, but MI. POppttOn
replied that he had been party to The preparation Oi
MI Caulfed's resolution and that II had direct refer
epce ~ the objection to the certificate fTOn Vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-02
ARMY IErELLIGENCE.

WAsuINGTON, March Capt. Ramscy's Battery
On Ariirry Fort MClleny, Maryland has
Gern ordered Washington o participate IN the inaugural
cere,nnnrs direction O The Secretary ~ War tie follow
ing changes THE stuu, aud duties O officers u tue
of Engineers take elect March J. made: Lieut. OIL T.
l. Casry addition 10 his present duties, Viii relieve Major
o. r. BAbrOc Of ali his duc, IA the District Of Columbia un
immediate direction 81 the secretary al War and the
Chief ~ Engineer MAYOR bllcock ~ AT his o" request ro
lie, duties will report To- the Secretary
Of the Treasury nI.ngntr the rim Lighthouse
District, relieving Major Franklin HARDWOOD Major harwOOd
ON relieved lIahcDck VIII take De-
troit Michigan. and rocye Major GOdfry Wczel Of tho
charge clair Flats Canal Of the mprON
gnaw River and Sheboyssn Harbor by direction Of
Secretary Of War MAJOR James H. MasSOn Paymaster
this city viii IN To the Ray master General
for temporary day n his office B direction OF the secretary
War, col Daniel Mcclure, Assistant hymaseI General
and chief raynaser u The Department O the SOUTH H. at his
request relieved r0m duty In that department. and Ma
loI b. Rochester 10 assigned " duty as his successor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-02
RAILS on THE DOCKS.
APPLICATION Of THE WHITE STAR LIVE-IHE I
nnMALlsS,nN rs rANnn IL

APPLICATION Of THE WHITE STAR LINE-IHE DOCK
COMMISSIONERS FAVOR IT.
The Dock Commissioners inspected the new
Pier SO - North River, yesterday IN reference 70 tie
application Of the White star Line Tor permission To lay
rails 20 connect with tho cWNorl Central by Wclus Of
the Felt Railroad for the purpoS Of bringing along
sd. the ships of the line 10 receive and discharge cargo
Aitcr satisfying themselves that there wuull he 10 in
Jury TO tie docks attending he running OF calls upon
thcm T. J. CoriS. the AZ al the line, requested
to meet the Commissioners for further inquiry, and VII
10 SO to-day. Il Is thought by the Commission that
there viii be hesitation IL granting the application
n, they claim to be m entire sympathy with every move
mrnt tending tn factat" the handling Of fIci-hL Ga
inquiry among other agents OF steamship lines, was
rolrd that they were undecided whether no; TO make
similar applications. Thc Commissioners stated tfas
they olcd lhls wac tnc beginning OF combined move
meut Tor laying rails on the docks ,
The necessity for the use oi tue Bell Railroad Toy leg
purposes IS c!a!m"i because Boston, thIade lha'aL
BaitImur' have shown ulch mcrr enterprise tah New
lorN I'm respect 10 terminal faculties ant mon e.eI
si;iyu work ANONYMOUSLY VITA their rato0ds'a aa
rcapius The benefits thrrrfrU". Trey lats cr
pended much money ~ ptoNid.h% means n' "l'.. ~
raj roads may deliver ana receive .tt-.i otcl4 +" lh
Uharyes and warehouse, thereby SAVING M -ty nov
only IN expense hut IN the vast" oud oihef diAtt.n
Ia a., Spring 1873 Philadelphia decided c" opth uP
and widen DoaWarc-,Ne from DocESi. 20 tlIisin-,fI
TOR Tho purpose .! placing thereon Uouh, tiA !.t
WY vita tuluoutS, 10 be run into existing Nhic"oss
and on The adjacent WhagN's. Baltimore las gone n'
thcr than Philadelphia IN br1usng ship car, .id var.
house together. the railroads actually running ulVu
streets along the water front. the result N .'J. ng
transfer freight much cheaper tiau N.N luGS
and thaj vast quantities 20 there which WIN
the same terminal facilities, would come to tis lo,S
NcW-YuIk importers often send goods from Lurko
destined Tor the interior to Baltimore, ana tLeh'e "
ran 10 The West through bills Of fading, interior -
chants insisting such course, "a the cost 81 tl4lc
Is nothing the responsibility diWct, and tht ia, Va
freight generally less Ihc managers "t thc btlt ~
Railroad say they have full power IN their charter
construct switches and turnouts 10 the Wafyhru''
tor all the purposes required, except 10 use steam
the ordnance now before the Common tOUu.,4 =,
adopted and the business or transport ton shnn9 ~
OF them, they cay ia y have the means anu az
Wllul 20 lay down suitable rail, with all needed 'a
outs procure dummy slucs, ANA do whatever ee '''
busiutsS require.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-02
TERMINAL FACILITIES.

NETWORKS COMMERCIAL INTERESTS.
THb CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ND TIE oCArAS-
TINE LAwS-Us. or TIL BELT RAILROAD FOR
FREIGHT TRANSFERS.
At the meeting of the Chamber Of Com
merro yesterday, thc committee appointed 90 dai iii
lcmodeing the existing Quarantine laws fr Pge,clia-
ton to the Locisl .tuie made is report Mos, Of to
proposed bin is a coddcou Of The existing laws which
define the qualifications aud duUcs and powers OF te
health officers Of the port new section gives the
agent, or owners Of vessels the privilege OF employing
such lighters, &C. they may choose % discharge Tia
vessel under such Lu'ariors and restrictions As may
lie prescribed by the Health Ocr. II also give, item
thr privilege o. receiving and Transporting IL" mails
ba-asc passengers 10 their destination under proper
restrictions. Another section grants the zig. 10 any
person feeling acgeyrl by any order or csun OF tho
n of me P,rsid ms % Ih" Commissioners ~ Quaran-
tine, the Sip Owners Association and The Board Of
PIX Commissioner George W. Bmt s1bm.t5c' two
resolutions, which were passed. One Of thc> requires
man, Hua one wa" iliy understands Jc tH'o a4 @epA
uf water in TIE hilhrr, for tie position N NIrIOr
Master. NJ Blunt s3in tiHi la|W}er was nominated,
aud cei Iri,rG W.tu "t az Cap", ' ilh't- ne
duties OF ll!rbur Master a. lie OF. E.uaD 81 u' BE
cap1liy 0l acting chaplain o. tl' chamber Tho other
res DTton a~ha the Legislature 30 make an appropriation
20 continue thr survey Of tn. STATE IS provided iu tie
session of l-16. James z. Wallace, chairman o.; ti.s
committee "ppH4t'1 t. confer WIN committees rom
utror co;u3uC.c bodies In gil % ih u,. O tlc Bt
l,ulIcad Tor freight purposes submitted rrp1it NIch
included TIE osolGiiCe 40" PtAc.Ah lA ~. common
Council for l.S pam Ose. After some discussion,
1t was amended by hanging the hours sp'ci;
.l Ca,n GH',ach viii bc mr. cd TO- Pas, -
The desired ordinance uHeHded VIII grant poli,.
10 tie -ey,i, railways terminating pa this city 20 trins
fer freight ny III" ot du!uN lgu., over a. tracks
of the Belt Line Railroad between ,.C hUr> o.. O'Clock
in Tie evening and O'Clock in the mornNg tom the 1T
If -ober 80 TIE lst OF April Apparently provision
5 made for the sumner months. Tie ordlnlnr n
is ORIGINAL form, proposed that TIE tracks should Dr. ud
for this pUrpC-c between : p. pa. and a. Dbl. from
April ! to oct. l. and between y. m. and ~ N.
from oct. 10 AWI l. 4 resolution was adopted
requesting The Common Council to allow t.c Use
oi 81 am the railroads along the hogih aut + st
Rivers ttirig the night A. proof thai the commerce
a, Nv- York was brlus diverted ,1 Btmoir 49, Pnia-
lie ua the recent report ot th, Illinois Central EHiroad
wa, cited, showing that the crop ~ C"utI- H s.Nh"h
tis load hJ, heretofore hauled 90 Chicago ual >iipict
thence to Ncw-NOIk, has tie past year hc,u -lsuy
taken Dy Tie Baltimore AMI Ohio SlAroJG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-02
RANDOM NOTES.
Try TELEGRAPH TO I'M rmrryE.l

Try TELEGRAPH TO I'M TRIErNE.l
WAsHINGroN. March 1.--Old residents Of Kansas
recall to-day since Mr.. Beebe's disgraceful perform
ance in the House his record in that state when 1t
was a Territory. He was they say member OF the
upper branch of the Border Ruflian Legislature OF
the State and was subsequently appointed by Mr.
Buchanan Secretary of the Territory. He held tins
Office and was acting rs Governor al the time the
Southern States seeded and in his capacity as cher
executive officer Of the Territory Is said to have
ISSUED proclamation advising that the State set up
ali independent government Of its own.
II is reported that Dir. Hewitt has made up ms
mind to resign his seat in the next House ana retire
from politics His health Is bad. lie has ioSt his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-02
APPEAL FROM SHIP MERCHANTS:

The following petition was circulated yeSter-
day among the ship merchants at the Maritime tx
change:
To he Honorable The Senate and House Of Representatives.
OF he Tlifcd suites az Congress assembled:
The undersigned shipping merchants aud others Oh me
CITY of Ne-York many OF whom urged in good faith the
pa sage Electoral Commission mi from desire
Tor the speedy settlement of the Presidential question:
believing that the delay IN the settlement Of this question
has seriously affected the welfare Of the whole country
and that the failure to Immediately complete the count
OF The electoral vote for President and NiccPrcsidont of
the United states will he destructive to the business
interests the country, respectfully urge tue lmheute
completion Of the count ~ the electoral votes,
STETHtN W. CAREY
(of Carey ~ Yalc), No. 90 BcaveT-st,
t. ". kOPTS
10! X. ". Ropes d COB No. 70 PcaIl-st.,
JACOB Il. TELFAIN,
No. SO Wall ST.,
JOSIAH j. WHITE,
No. lis Wall-st,
D. r. METCALF
(of p. +. Mctcalf 4 Coz, No. 100 Front-st'
and many others, irrespective of party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-02
A YOUNG ENGINEER MISSING.

Emcil Fortier, civil engineer in the employ
OF the Long Island Railway Company, has mys'ei'Ou'
disappeared from his home in Collage Point lie Nv
since Tuesday when he started for Long is
City, stating TO his friends that he wished to collect so
money due him. His clothing is still at his boai"'ne
house and IA nothing can De asccraed about bis move
ments &c is feared that hc has been iouly dealt wlb
ably for his money. FOIor IL swede ana h's oIis.t
this country only nine months He was an eheeuIei.
draughtsnan and ranked high as civil engineer hr
abou 20 years Of age, OF medium hight, Win ua'A A
and eyes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-02
WISCONSIN,S VOTE.
A DECISION EXPECITD ABOUT DAYLIGHT
- -. /. -... -, ~. .-1tr q urI,t ~.


IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBr NEl
WAsHrNGTON. March AT midnight tie calling
OF the roll is still in progress on the first motion to
take recess until 10 o'clock tomorrow. This viii
be followed by a motion to reconsider aud lay upon
the table, and by a long series of other motions
similar 10 those voted upon during the day. In
this way three or four hours will probably be
occupied before direct vote on tie obJec-
tons to the vote Of the Wisconsin elector can be
reached These tedious roll-ca!ls viii probably be
relieved now and then by a scene of confusion and
disorder as the flibuSicrs attempt 10 get vote on
so,pc motion not IN order. 1t is now believed by
members on both sides that in spite OF the efforts
OF the reyoutionists the vote Of Wisconsin viii be
counted by daylight or soon after.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-02
MIR. rALMAGa ExHoRrs THE BUSINESS MEN

MR., TAI.MhGE EAHpkiS lHf. bbHi-'i"No MIN
At the business mems prayer meeting, IN
the Inhu Street Methodist Church Yesterday afternoon
tuc Rev I. D. VIII Iunage delivered an address to
men OF all professions" Tie meeting very well at
tended what = beautiful day this j., began Mr. Tai
mage; the first dag Of the Spring season, when all ma
tlrr rises from sleep renewed glory Let II also
he d.y OF spiritual resurrection for us. and at tins
evening hour review work, sec what We have
done for God, ana consider earnestly Tor few moments
c words Of tie Savior: What shall it profit man to
,,,u the whole world and Lose his own soul am not
DISPOSED to regard tie work Of busua.s men as simply
the result II ayaIIcc. many men believe. On the
contrary think they prompted more hy the desire
ot urocurlug the comfort OF theIr families, the education
Of their children ana means to aid benevolent ms'Iiu-
ons churches and religious societies. That there Il ne
nu among business can be seen by The large mum
r mere present ia the house of God, when surely l. no
,, where men OF the world would 20 Tor worldly pur-
,,srs IL Is not enough, however simply 10 % TO
church, we pray continually otErWl,c We VIII go
In pertnu The trouble with business men Is thdt HEY
pstunua praying continually, until az 'dSj mere is no
iimc l,ft nr tnc. We must have NOR, fan IN prayer,
ana until We have that shall not meet with success"
The related number Ot examples where pray rs
for hello been miTaculouay answered aud concluded
Win prrf but forcbc cXhortaiiOn Ia back To the
I,n before the audience dispersed, OF the commit
Zee said that unless those who attended tho meetings
,nc 10 the of the committee IN deiraying the
expenses ofthcr meetings they would have to DC dscOR
tiUu.d al Friday.