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Tho Expulsion OF BlauVelt for
ueFcBy.

| New IWk IIlpune'
Dr.. BlAuvelt was called into the church
and the President announced TO him the
result. He bowed, said nothing, and 70.
tired. Then followed a prayer for him
that he might see tho error Of his ways
and return 10 his faith. Dr.. Blauvelt de.
clareS that the whole proceedings were
exactly what lie expected. His position
is that in breaking with the theology Of
the Reformed Church be had become a
Christian in the truest sense. Orthodox
theology, he claims, Is not Biblical Chrip.
tianity, Orthodox standards are not the
proper tests to use in judging mans
Christian character. The Chassis. thinks
DR.. Blauvelt could take only one Of two
courses. Itcould have tried to prove itA
assertion that he was not a Christian BY a
fair debate on the iallibility or inialli6il.
lty Of the Reformed Church standard, or
Il could have condemned him unheRrd.
This latter course saved II much trouble.
The Synod might have talked for months
and reaped only confusion. It's WORKOUT
doctrines would hardly bear the strong
light Of modern research. 1t could hard.
ly afford 10 transform its Ecclesiastical
Court into n tribunal for testing the
value Of tho tenets and articles Of faithtt
lis particular denomination. Yet 1t
begged the whole question and showed II.
self afraid to venture into adebate. The
appeal and its agitation, DR.. BlRuvelt be-
lieveS, will make the church more care
iul in wording the sentences which 1t
may pass upon other ministers whom in
the future It will try for heresy. And
he thinks II will have many such.
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
Whether Mr.. Blauvclt Is correct in as.
Stunning that the cause OF Christ is in
danger Of going down under the advanc-
ing tide OF skepticism, unless church
creedS are modified and adapted so as to
be acceptable to the reason and intelli.
gence Of the age, is not for US to say. II
is sufficient that, in common with a good
many thinking divines, he believes 10,
and is doing what no thinks is essential
10 save the real cause Of Christian re.
ligion, even il the old theological scat.
folding which has been built about 1t has
10 come down.
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NEW YORK, June l4.-Cotton-steady
and arm. Flour = Somewhat irregular;
No. ., % I0a5 90, Tuperdne western and
State % 76a6 80, common TO good SO 5Oa
0 90, good to choice SO 6Oas IS, White wheat
extra 80 S0a7 90, fancy 81 06a0 90 extra
Ohio 80 5Oas 90; St. Louis 80 85alO IS,
Minnesota patent process 81 26ali 90.
Wheat. dull and In buyers favor; ungrai.
ed spring 81 20, No. / white Michigan
g 10, No. 2 Chicago spring nomlnally at
81 Goal 90, No. 2 Milwaukee e 81 70al 70. Rye
Dull; western dull at 77asOc. Barley aud
Malt-Quiet Corn = Dull and lower; un.
graded western MIXED 5iR6oc, steam mixed
66Sa69c, steam yellow Gle. Oats--ShadO
better; western mixed and State 40aG5c,
white western 4Ga47c. 1Iay-Unchanged.
Hops-Dull; nav western Sal3c. Coffee
Quiet and firm; Rio cargOeS 16kA90Itc,
gold; lObblpg at l6Ifa22C, gold. Sugar
Fair to good refining 9Nal0hc, prime
lOHc, refined ll1SalIMc. MolHSIeS and
Rlce-Stcady. WhiSky--Quiet at$l llHa
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CHICAGO, June 14.-Flour-Quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat--In fair demand, but
atlower rates; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 cox
cash, 81 4SI< July, 81 S0Jf August, rejected
$50. Corn-Dull and prices shade low r
at 1870 cash and June, 46I<a4U3Sc July,
4sc August. 0atI-Quiet, but firm at 3SIC
cash, size July, 'reected .2S)fc. Rye and
Barlcy-Quiet aud unchanged. Pork
Dull, weak and lower ut $l2 s. cash and
July, $l2 65al2 67h August. Larl-Dull
and prices u shade lower at s. IS cash,
S. 65as 67H July, IS 65aS ok August.
Bulk MeatS-Dull and dropping. Whisky
Quiet and unchanged.
At the close wheat was Nc lower. Corn
easier and 10 lower. Oats unchanged.
Fork 21Ic lower. Lard higher at s. Goa
8 % July, s. 70aS IS August.
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GheGntelligeutet:
CIIILD'S FAITH.


ny 3. Il. y. FIAT.
All beautiful tales, trust, are true
hut here Il a grave In the moss.
And there Is the sky. And the buds are blue,
And n butterfly blows across.
Yes, here 10 tho graVe and there Is tho sky;
70 the ono OT the other We 20.
And between them RaYers the butterfly
Ikea soul that docs net know.
Somewhere? NoRhereF Too-golden head
Aud lips that mlhs aud miss,
You would tell mo tho secret Of tho dead
Could dad you with ktsi9
Come hCte, sly, little chilli Of niue,
Come with your bloom and your breath.
Cti h0 should believe In the life divine,
will not believe In death
Where Is your brother "-l question low,
And walt for his wise reply,
Dos no Say, "DOWn there In the grAveE" All
He %y,, With Irush, ain the sky"
--Stribner for jane.
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TOLEDO, June -Wheat-Steady; No. 1
white Michigan 81 90; No. 2 do 81 rs; am.
Der Michigan spot and seller June 81 81;
No: red winter 81 95; No. 2 do spot 81 II;
seller June 81 10; seller July 81 30, asked;
No. 8 red 81 o.; No. . amber 81 65. Com
Dull; high mixed spot coke; No. . spot
40Hc; seller July sou seller August 52Ssc;
rejected Axe; damaged SOHc. Oats
Dull; white AXE.
~. M-WhGAt-Dull; 81. Louis extra
white Michigan 81 %; amber Michigan spot
81 so; seller June 81 7SIS; No. 9 red fall
spot 81 "A; seller August, old or new, 81 A..
Corn--stcady; No. . seller June 49I1c;
seller July tOIsc; seller August 5?Hc; re.
jeCted Axe.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-Flour--Steady;
super 50 25a7 80; extra 81 60aS %; Mime.
sofa family s. 75a0 90; Pennsylvania IS 20
40 IS; high grades 50 60alO 30. Wheat
Steady; Pennsylvania red 81 90a2 90; amber
5? OOa9 0S; white 81 00a2 10. Rye-S5c.
COrn-Quiet; yellow 69a60c; mixed 5sa5Oc.
Oats--Steady; white 47a49c; mixed 47a4Sc.
Clover Seed-NominAlly lSalic. Provis.
ions-EaIier. PcE&-s15 C0al595. Butter
-WoNern extra new nominally at loal7c.
CheeSe-Steady; western OjS0l0c. Eggs
Western at lSe. Northumberland Is i<c:
crude 9Xc. Whisky-Firm al 81 II.
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rhe Ohio Campaign.

A correspondent Of the New York
Times, writing from Cincinnati June 10,
says:
AdviCes from the interior Of the State
are to the effect that the Republicans will
go into the fall campaign almost every
where without division. Tho canvass
Of the gubernatorial question thus far has
plainly developed the fact that they will
support no one who antagonizes Mr..
Hayes. The expression is general that
the Southern policy was an experiment
that had to be made sooner or later, and
that Mr.. Hayes was in IA good a position
TO make it as any President could be. So
far as can DO ascertained the sentiment Of
1he Republicans in Central and Northern
Ohio Is briefly this: The situation is not
quite what the friends Of humanity would
wish, but ID will never be made better by
the defeat Of the Republican par
ty. In the progress Of that
party, in improving the condition
Of the oppressed, wo have had to make
occasional brief haltS. This is such a
halt, but in due time we will move on 10
better things. As long "a standardization
rules any portion Of the South il is i'm.
perative that the nation a. whole should
be governed by the Republicans. II
Hampton and Nichols keep their pledges
well, We have then gained our object. II
they do not, theirs will be the loss, and
those who made the attempt in good
faith will be Endorsed by an intelligent
people. The sudden abandonment OF the
greenback question by the recent Demo.
cratic conference at Columbus has by no
means taken the initiation idea out OF the
Democracy. The same old talk OF "plenty
Of money, interconvertible bonds and
ruin by contraction" is heard in all
parts Of the State. The silver dollar 10
Seised upon with avidity, but II the con-
ventiOn comes no nearer to soft money
than this, there will he loud talk from the
Cary. Ewing. penpleton wing Of the nartv
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Symptoms Of Q Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
l edge ofthe ribs, increases onpres-
Surc; sometimes the paints in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-bladc, and
it ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the top of
the shoulder, and Is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; hcbowels in
general arc costivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
Thercisgcncrally aconsiderable loss
ofmemory, accompanied ithapain-
full sensation Of having left undohe
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is,
satisfied that exercise would be bene-,
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem.
cdy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex,
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
' AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. MoLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, arc productive
ofthe most happyresults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease 10 give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgativc, they arc un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIoHs.'
The genuine DR.. C. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS are never sugar coated,
Every box has q red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
M?LANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE'S LIVER
Pills bear the signatures Of C.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
M Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. C. McIANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give Dr.. C. MeLANus
LivSR Puts trial, We will mall poSt paid TO any
ar Of the United States, one box Of Pills Tor
FLEMING nRos.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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CINCINNATI, June 14.-Cotton Demand
fair and prices higher at 11Ac. Flour
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-Easier and
firm; red 81 S0al 05. Corn-Firm at Asa
SOC. OatI-Dull and dropping at SSa42c.
Rye-Dull at 75a76c. Barley-Unchange
Pork-Gn good demand; $l3 90 bid, $l3 %
asked. Lard-Steady; steam, none offer.
ing; current make SIC; kettle 9I<alOc.
Bulk Meats-Good demand ut lower rates;
4Ha6kaGjSa7. Bacon-Firm at 5ISa7IEa
7Ac. Butter Firm but not quOtably
higher. LinSeed Oil-Stcady at 72a736.
Whisky-Strong at 81 OF.
HoGs-Good demand and prices shade
higher; common q 00a4 so; light s. 4Oa
I %; packing 81 50ai 70, butchers 81 75a
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The Nail Men.

PIthburSh Dispntrh Of Yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Western Nail Association was held yes.
ierday at their rooms on Fourth avenue.
The association sat, as usual, with closed
doors, and but little information con.
corning the proceedings was vouchsaied
to reporters. 1t was stated bya nail
man that the question OF prices was dis
CG''cd at great length. AT a meeting
shout three months ago the price Of nails
T% REDUCED Is cents per Eeg, and now
!sete is a desire on the part Of few OF
Tue members to return to the prices that
prevailed last winter. The action Of the
s association was against change at pres.
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NRWlYoRK, June l4.-DuSiuess moderate
with commission houses representing cot,
ton and wooden goods. Cotton goods Arm.
Brown shcetings fairly active. Prints quiet
in first hands. Ginghams in steady request,
CaSsimeres, worsted cottons and overcoat.
ings in fair demand. Kentucky jeans more
active.
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DR.. Tut has
been engaged in
Tho practice Of
medicine thirty
IyoAn, and for a
Hong umo was
|dsmSnstrator oi
anatomy In the
Medical College
|af Georgia,
honoe poF'onI
nling his lllI
have the guar
mtse that they
Ars prepared on
peieutlho Inn-
|eiplOsi AMI arr
frpa from all
|qGAskeTy.
lie has Hnes
|Sscied In oPm-
bthinB In thea
tho heretofore
tAgonIAtIc
S 4Hf!i5i;
EN.I!L..R,qLtUN
.oAIT;I,ySE2nH.nl
mo TONIC
While they
mSyg all IN
healthy AeeuTs
ulAtlOnH, Lhsy
prod 90 NO
weakness.
They may II
TAX ca at AuF
time without
rssralntOt diet
&C occupation
safe family
medicine they
have no dVAl
PRICE, &c.
oVHIcR:
~ Esny o..
NEW YORK,
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


Nav YORK, June lI.-MoSEY-CloseI
cAsyat | !sN2 per cent PrIme mercantile
paper Slsa4 Per cent. Custom receipts $997,.
OO0. Tho Assistant Treasurer discussed
S26j,OOO. Clearings $23,00O,O0O. Sterling
steady actual business, long 4S7, short
4.S0h.
GoLD-OpenOd and closed at 105, with
sales in the interim at 1861. Borrowing
rates 2a3 per cent and fiat. Carrying rates
III! per cent. Some Of the Germans were
sellers during the afternoon.
SILvRR-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars 81 243I, greenhacks; 81 1sJ!,
gold. Silver. coin Y per cent discount.
GovERSMRSTs-Ste
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RAILROAD BOSpS-Quiet. c. C. c. 3
tirsta declined | per cent, to %.
STATR SRNUnITIPS-TulI

tirsta declined per cent, to %.
Stair SECURlTIRS-Dull.
STOCIs-The tone OF speculation on the
Stock Exchange was firm, and prices nd.
vanced till near the close Of business, when
a reaction Of IL per cent from the highest
point o! the day took place. The most i'm.
portant fluctuations were in the coal stocks.
Delaware &,Hudson rose from q to 20, and
closed at FIX. Delaware, Lackawann &
Western advanced from S91S to 345S, and
closed at SSX. Morris & Essex opened at
SEX, advanced to 81, and closed at 551G.
The trunk line shares and Western Union
were about steady, and Northwestern, St.
Paul, Rock Island and Illinois Central
firm; the latter advanced per cent. The
strength Of coal shares during most OF tho
day was due to the covering Of short con.
tracts. The 7per cent bonds issued by the
city Of Cincinnati on behalf OF the South.
Grn RAILROAD were closed out to-day.
The transactions were $4,000 shares, oil
which 5000 were New York Central, 49,,
900 Lake Shore, 5000 Delaware Il Hud
son, $4,000 Delaware, Lackawana & West,
ern, 2s, 900 Morris 4 Essex, and 81, 900 West
ern Union. .....
The sd street party were heavy buyers
Of some OF the coal stocks to-day, particu-
larry Delaware, LackawannR 4 Western
and Western Union,
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EAST Liberty, June l4.-CATrLK- lie.
ceiptS to-day 81 cars OF through and IS
cars Of yard stock, or $50 head; total for
three days 81 cars OF through and SO cars
OF yard, or ?,142 head. Everything sold
out at shade off yesterdays prices.
HoGs-Receipts to-day ISIS head, total
for three days 5,170 head. Workers 81 7Oa
4 s.; Philadclphias 81 OOa5 90.
SHREP-IseceiptS to-day 700 head total
for three days $500, Selling at 81 25a5 90.
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WEEKLY
By mol, IN HtituNes, toitaOs Jr1ah.
me Jtar............Sl so ElI months. :.....Si %
lu Clubs Of FlVe."".."...- """..'..""ti ~ eAch'
In Clubs oil 1eh"..",. .......''.'.'...'' W tach'
IN Clubs OF TWthi y.......''.'' " tach'
Aud an eItrA COPY 10 TtrSoh getting np Club
RFThe shove prices ale inyhrable. Ienit ~
our mi, in Dfaits Or fostOniCe Money Orders and
Where neither VI thCss tan 10 procured, Rhd the
money In Registered Letter.
IRE lNTELLIGENCER will present daily the
news In all departments, from oil quafitn o.
the world, u we'll rs a complete ittOTd Of local
events.
IlIH WEEKLY ID printed on Thursday and ON
la had Al the counter, 10 paid envelopes rAdY
for mailing, Hg- Sad copy 10 absent JFttadI
and rtiaiittI ViiA HttsJ JiVta h0p'I
IuBgCRIB Persons lsairlnH to have the
DAILY INTELLiOESCERlci left regularly Gt their
IeSiJennrt 10 tito city md suburbs, can 10
STyrd ~ leaving their address Al Counting
Room, orby drop letter through the postofic0.
IN COSTEIBUTORs.-Eo attention will be paid
10 anonymous communications; every article
must be accompanied by the writer's real name
aud address.
BaIiH,n LsiisrI for VI should " GdiTsJISd "FfetS
4 Cdmpb,A" and IhOuli IN no cdAs h addTeIIed 10
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


by mail, IN GdraAte, poaLSgs prPaid.
tine l,Sr.n.". ..... O. % Three months. 50 %
tII HUnihE...... e. 4 60 One month...n....... IS
Delivered BY Carriers In City Ice IeT week.
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TUTT'S Pills

a distinguished physician Of New York says:
"lt Is astonishing how universally DR.. Tutt'a
Pills arc used. In my daily rounds, hear OF
them not only among the poor, but their virtueg
arc hcnlded from the mansions Of the wealthy
and refined. Knowing tho inventor from his
long connection with the medical profession, !
have great confidence in their merits, and of late
have often prescribed them with the happictt
results in cases where desired to make dccid.
ed impression on tho liver" ,..
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FINANCIAL.
$4,000

200 600
This Bank Is organized AMI prepared to transact
the business Of banking In all its details
ltsucceeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by the same shareholders and ID under tie
same management.
By carefully regarding the inierests Of lis Cor
respondents and Depositors, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their wIahes Il hopes 10 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject to check at SIght re-
and IndlViduals
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or at tixed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits.
DIRECTORS:
John Z. Bohtori, WIN. B. Simpson,
Jacob s. Rhodes, VIM. A, Turner,
VIM. A. lBett, John !. Hobbs,
A. NJ. AdAMs, U. c, Dewey,
Henry n. Hlrper, my2l-dGE
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BaIiH,n LsiisrI for VI should " GdiTsJISd "FfetS
& Ldmpb,A" and IhOuld IN no cdIs h addTeIIed 10
abr iiiiriludl member Of The firm BY ndEls.
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TRANSPORTATION.
wET-RouND.

~ No, stops At all Stations between WhoOllpp and
S%gtalH,sIland No q stops at ali Stations between
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BY Haii, IN GtituNeS, rotta0s jT1aid.
JGc y,ar.....,: ,..,,1i so sl1 months, :..:Sl 9
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WASHINGTON.
FIGHTING SHY OF WORK.


,ur uousE TO po NOTHING THIS wEFk-r"h eNN'
ATE DISCUSSES Observation-Disclosures RE-
PORTS. =,
The House of Representatives shows no us
,os;tion TO take up the work for which ID
rare called together and put it through. All
,bat was done by the House yesterday was 10
oamit three new members. recess was
,ben taken until Saturday with the uh-
dorstanding that no business would De
dome on that day. The Senate discussed points
of order over the credentials of Judge spot-
Cord. and finally the subject w"nt over until TO-
dov Various changes took place in the Senate
Committees. The Special Commission sent out
20 San Francisco to investigate the Mint and the
Custom House have returned and reported. Ihey
eriticise the large number of political ap-
nointments in tile Mint, and make important
Statements as to the Hawaiian trade, the mat
Tor Of andervaluations at Customs ports, and as
to opium smuggling. Secretary Thompson's re-
mort. which is in preparation, Will adj
wise q change in policy toward the
navy and the navy yards. He desires
larger appropriations for building new ships
and fitting up the navy yards, and for topedo
apartments. Senator Jones's silver report Is
snIshe at last. and contains II number OF valu-
lble papers by other pens, including some ny
he minonity of the committee
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GENERAL GRANT AT BIRMINGHAM.
LONDON M,ud v Oct. II, 1877

LONDON, VI Jud y, Oct. II, lslI
General Grant WIS entertained at banquet
In Birm ngn an ,nIs even Tue Mayor presided joan
Bright sut letter rearatting his absence nut express
r,g confidence that General Grut would meet with
recsutiou which wodd snow him how much Birmin CHAM
WAS In sympatny with himself aud his country.
After the health OF tile QIern was drunk the Mayor
proposed that OF the President o; the States
,s a pot.ntate whom all should DONOR
Tins WAS received with due honor the company Mr.
chamber ain ~ F.. for Birmingham, then ptoUUsrd the
n,nlti of x President q AM In happy slcrch cnpl
mentary To distinguishes, guest ana Ills count ~ men
General Grant response, reeiruE u the last speak
.r> alluSlou 10 the prompt dsbtuneut or Tue army
M ,r IN Civil War, said THE Am, cans claim 20
much p.rsona I'D dependence an general lnteAlLrhce
that do NOT helicvc it possible for QUE man To assume
ANY more authority than tue Constitution ana laws give
hin, As tu the remarks which had been male AS
tn the beneflts which would accrue 10 America by
tbe ablisnIeut free tr de- tue General SAID r hiIi
"A kIud OF recollection that England herself nad a pro-
tectiye tArf uuu her manufactures were established
American manufactures wegr rapidly prOSlcssihE, ahd
America was tuus becoming great ree trade nation
llAugDtef -. a.,
Tue G-ueral then warmly thanked the company Or the
reception Chcy had gwen aim.
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LEGISLATIVE AoMINATIONs.

RoNDoUT. N. Y. Oct 1.-THE Republicans OF the
XVIth District have nominated WIN. Il. Sheffield, 81
siuserties senator Addison p. jones' OF CatsSi
has rece we'd tue DeinOcratic nomination
ALBANY, n Y, Oct. 1.-THE d. "Ocrats or tue lld
ALBANY strict to-day nominated Charles g. Cook Tor the
ss,ubly George X. Thomas was nomln tied Tor tho
TIA D.stric, aud + ward Currdu for tne lNtn.
OswEGo, y. y, oct l7.-Thp Democrats of the Oswego
ana If alison Districts nave nominated Charles RAudcs,
OF O,wc-u. Tor StdCc senator.
FLUSHING. l.. l., Oct. 1.-THE Democratic Senatorial
Convention at jamaica today nominated James NJ
Oakley.
BUFFALO, Oct. I7.-Edward Gallagher has been noini-
mated for the Assembly by lid District kepuuh-
cans
ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. l7-Tne Democrats to-day nomI-
mated the Hon. s d. HIliid v for thu Assembly