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ne. currency: In bond 4e 4'4s sasd: Kanseon In
July ls7S s:ss,D'' , ..oss s.:s '.'' s'7 DO
>rxLrsR dn aud nomuai Mt Axe Sc for domestic,
'isrsa,ns srsamasnniss !. '1is n.rks. was quiet,
%s.iss Sa I anessnss s"S
snias. Bile good ao ioc nae. een,r,iasaI'
sSs Ss. anS .nd ossss os eo snuns
:. s ss rs e DO &c sGsd s .
ossc.; powdered sssc granuiated sas. nac of gran
s.isS ya'ss sasra c ne other GRADES. including 81.
IT.. a.ss., va: .s Sale: s:rs r.:
change. we quote e:-E.ns. i7lss.; straits. l4.c. a
mai. @ 5ss';h rs a%' :ns nag '.s s:lss
$50 s. sa,s: coke :, s. =, 90 tern. u 7a. =
steady: sars wsrs hhds ,isc Ialae seed ,.Af
m i"o s. o s At
case. sundres Sc iac $50 bales Havana at Soc
wmsxKY -Reeeiws. 5i4 bbs me market quies
was fair on the whole sut rates were
s. and .s.Dos b :: &
l.s sq1 sox.s cheese 400 400 & ooxs, do private
packages Saisr private terms. s,soo boxes s.ssn
5 s 800 sa S" . @ ss: % So 100
:l:.m. a1I packsgss msasuIsmsns goods. sas I'D y.
bushels nS". sSuS 81 o "a 50 Saa.. Bacon
r.. y $50. ss'si @ s''.S July 4; ,n.s. aes ss s. r'
steam $40 @ Ss,he,, Grain sd 60, g lbs 81 Ay,. e.
n'~se aia and
J5s. 37s i'd Rotterdam. steam. 5000 bu>heis grain
private terms Hamburg steam $40 terces lard private
terms. avrc. am lO)o terces grease priv
thsrtersA Norwegian ship hence kottcr !an. o. OJ
quarters grain 5s it'd British bark. hcnrc Havrc. 800
quarters grain Js Cd barN repcrte hence ' iInvrr,
particulars unknown: H"rwcIian lark. hence to Esi-
for orders with 32UJ lls re Cd petroleum ID
II British ship arrive bv request. in
last. Philadelphia Baltimole London, Antwerp
Bremen. 1900 oDis. rehned petroleum. H.
British bark 10 arr,ve) hence TO London Continent OK
Du;ch 900 bulls do 4s Sd american bark !cl.sea re-
do. A. sd British brif. iish port. i5,
to .he L-vant, 1CM ea.es SIC aud f.O an Ameri'
schooner, B1ltimore Antwerp. +uoD bbs do.
A. Cd British orig. hence B-rsen bois 40,
5s ID bark. hence TO Dantzig $500 bbs
Do Italian barb. hence Ia Praeus, l4.o0O do
3lc American bark hence 20 an Ifisn port 2DJ eois
do. As American brig, 24O hence @ River
n lumber privaie terms three schoonsrs about
20 each, Baltimore ana rtiiadephia 10 Martinique
with coal. reported ~ g. per 200
hence rinidad Port spain general at 5O.
l.l
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DOUGnERTY'S DEATH.

Coroner woI.man yesterday held an inquest In the
OF Jamos 7. Doughsrty. who killed "a street
fight on tho morning OF July 4 Captain Mcdonnell
arrested threo young men 90 a charge al beng con-
cerncd In the stabbiDg. Their names are John AIc-
Cartby, Jamcs rierney and Joha Backiey.
Henty v. Hill testified, that early the Ing
July Dou2bcrty and the witness wc.. utaudtng ON
tho coroer vi Prince anu Greene Streets when thre
young men came aown the street. one o hon ma 10
All Insulting remark ana tucn passed on Dougacfiy
TOOK execution TO thu remark aud siiercaifon
followed, Dougicrty and Mccarthy engaging ia =
struggle: after "a SNORT tussle Doughcrty iei, aud
tho tnrec yoapg men ran Prince street, wnen de-
ceased called out To witness, Follow that last
he has nurt me bad' witness followed, but the prs
oncr had IA the meantime becn stopped by oiccr
alter "A snort pariey the officer let tho prisoner 20
witness then reidrncd 10 Dougnarty, who lying on
the sidewalk two officers came up. ana deceased w.s
taken 20 the station tic use stretche he died
the way On nts ciothi0g beng thrown back a stab
woInd wa discovered ON The breast witness Idcn-
iihed Mccarthy as the tnau VINO grapped win de-
c-nscd.
. versl oiher witnesses examined, whose iosii.
mony was corrolsrativc OF Hil's. Tue prisoner as
then committed TOT trial. WIN BAH whIio Iiefney
nnd Buckley were cent to tho House Detention In
default OF $500 pail.
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THE TEUTONIA DEPOSITORS.

A meeting OF the dopos'.ors OF the suspended
Tcuionia savings Bank held last evening iu Con
cordia Hall, avenue A. Mr.. Dsnshnn reported that
after iuli nnation VI tho affairs OF the bank nc
tho CONCLUSION that tho aIrs Of the institu
ton had been very caroiessiy managed; that the
officials we're incompetent, anu that during the
mouths previous 10 the c'osing OF the doors over
$500 900 drawn out by Ger xin deposi-
Tors Charles 7. wcndI chief clerk oi Rcceiver Fos-
ter, stalled that eDtr,cs had been made
In tho ledgsr Tor iour months previous TO the
c,ose OF tns instsuti that the books show
the mortgages held amounted TO $JS3, 500; bonds,
S47l yoS cash. S22,s4 Total, exclusive OF real
estate, kl.07s. 557 IA. thought there would DC
surInKage sscuritcs oi about 5000, COO The
books axed value of tne real estate I0Nows:-
Bank building, $50 AL house Ia Pt street, S23 ISL
house IN Clinton street. sl4,6i2. Toia xye 6y4 lie
believed that not more than $2J,WV could he
realized tho bank building. On the sccur-
tiles PROBABLY Ss7s,557 could lie rcaizcd,
estate would probably make Tue assets when tho at
iars are wound ~, sufficient to paw ibc dcposItors
srvrnty-hv per cent Inc receiver was requested by
u volc OF The meeting take legal proceedings
against tho trustees deemed necessary TO pro-
tcct tho interests OF dcposiors. vote OF ccnsuro
upon the examiners oil th; Bank Department Tor tber
alleged inaccurate reports was passed.
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THE BUCKINGHAM"

An application for warrant for the arrest of Elijah
D. W. Hays, Donald McQunn and Charles Creagh, tue
proprietors OF the Buckingham Palace, IN West
twenty seventh street, which had bccn tho pre-
yious day, was granted yesterday morning by Judge
Smith. On 10 Messrs. Hays and Creagh we're ar
raigned iu court later and charged with koeping
disorderly house. Mr.. = Conant Foster, OF No. n
West Twenty seventh street, complained that the
noiso and rsvelrv from the Buckingna Palace pen.
ctrassd the precincts Of his residence, the
scenes wh ien were nightly enacted WITHIN and about
u were offensive to public morals AMI decebcy.
When the case was called Messrs. Howe n
Humme counsel Tor the accused. declared
themselves ready 10 proceed with cxami-
nation. Justice smith, however, sdJourned the
case ti FRIDAY next fbe prisoners wero rcqu red
TO procure 81, GOO bail eaon, WHEN Iurnispeo by
Hcury !. Wcicn, Of No. z43 East 12sth strec,, aud
samuel Root, ol NO 136 last SIXTY rst street Cvun.
eel tncn stated tnat Ar. MeQunn, the tplrd defend.
ant, was In Canada on q pleasure excursion, but
would iurnmn bail Immediately on his return TO tso
city.
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COTTON REPORT FOR JUNE 1

sAvAsSAH Ca, July q. 1873
The ollowns Is OF the iorJuGe made
up by the Cotton Exchange: -
GEORGIA
one hundred aud sxteen replies from eight coun-
ties fnr weather In sections has been the past
mouth all that could be desired In portions. however.
bccu favorable thaa year No re
hasyet resulted from tho rains only the the
inceas; decrease IN the Lands planted In cotton
last report. The STANDS are god andhc plants
and irtinx we'll The condition Of the crop good aud
more promising thhn ~ this unte last year Ihe plant ~
torwar the cultivation better aud tho prospect
good yield moro cheering III an last year.
Twenty repiies from twelve The weather
has been ssasonabe with too much
loca,ea No damage has rssuited thrreiroa, however
beyond aknT the work hafdcr the fields grass
The OF land planted in cotton remains the
plan, bopming frutiar we'll The crop Is in con
dition and looxs better thNu tns period
forward aud bettcr cultivated In the Sea Island district
the condition OF tue pant Is better than at this time last
year. though not 50 forward.
NORTH cANoLIsA Asp vrnelvi.
NORFOLK Va. July n, 1879.
The Cotton Exchange here the following report 3:
O ~ replies from 20 connties In North Carolina ana Viz
aud less favorable thsn last years the
slightly intortercd with cultivation aud 10 report inter
hsvn been pIvwed and because Of the
stand repvr the sssnds fair yu ew farms, and ~
the STANDS and very lev FARMS i6 report the
port thc condition bad the plant small II say that
the condition not 50 favorable and from 10 to fifteen
weeks cold aud untavorabie but the last IL
has been favorable aud the condition
improved.
NASHVILLE. July y. 1878
The Nashville Department OF tue Satlonal totten IN.
change has received twenty three repies from Middle
tennessee. seventeen port too rata ami cool
we.ne, ',ass June .qa .s report that me wess' ,
walton Twelve Of twenty i've to ity per
cen, 10 iands planted ~ cotton since the last rpor and
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OCEAN GROVE CAMP MEETING.


MINISTER'S PRESENT AND THE PARTS THEY
TAKE SEEKING TO UNITE THE CHURCH.
The annual campaign opened at Ocean Grove. y. ,
yesterday with the first OF series OF meetings under
the auspices aud direction OF the Union Evangeiistc
Camp Meeting Association, an Incorporated body
whose purpose travel tho land holding
meetings camp grounds wherever the privilege Is
accorded them, and pitching gospei tents IN towns
ana villages Wherever the opportunity offers Their
first and only tent yet in this city on
seventh avenue and Fity-thrd street they
began operations Round Lako last year,
and now tney are operating IN Ocean Grove. aheir
am IS 10 promote some form OF organic Christian
union, ana hence all denomlna ions represented
their Board OF Directors The leader OF the present
series ol meetings is Dr. A. B Earle, Baptist
gest oI Newton, Mass, who preached Yesterday
morning 10 IA iar audience sermon on "Gospel Fui.
ness, - from the lext 'Reslore uuto tue Joys ol
thy saivaton.'' The sermon has been already pab-
MINISTER'S PRESENT AND PARTICIPATING.
sAmshs tha ministers present and taking or 10 take
part IN these series OF mectin.s are:-prs b. ".
Adams and lcuabod simmons. oi. BrookIynsJ 5. Ia-
SKIP, Acsm Wallace and h. A. Ballard, oil Phiiadoi-
ph'A; keys. J. T. c'ymer. Of albany; " IRVINE, Of
Eibert Osborne William Licyd, Dr. b ems
f. r. Hammond. Gsorge Hughes, G. A. SPARKS
evangclIsts and Others. Dr. ). h. gyng, Jr, oi this
noon. Last evening Rev. A. 4. b uiari preached on
''soul Peril ana TINS morning DR.. Adams, oi BrooI
yn, VIII speak bout ''Sou. Rest" In the afternoon
Mr. Lloyd Of tins city, vii nrragn scctariansm as u
greater toe 10 Christianity III ~ Is inhdehty.
The inot ming preaching serv ,ces devoted to the
exposition oi the higher lie, the afternoon To tho
considcration OF practical Christian dunes and the
evening services aim directly az snn,rs. Short
prayer meetings follow OF these preaching ex.r
cises Then song scrvor anu surf meetings, under
thr direction OF Professor John X sweeney. OF Ches-
ter, Pa. ars weugcd IN among the rsst, so that the
people have htte time to eat or sleep ana
less 10 think. The people 80 to the grove, DR.,
Blank said, to enjoy themselves rather ihan
10 seek ID And no doubt this is Tor at least
tour times navy tee beach lake or
proncnadlns through tho grounds as engaged IL
worship. Ocean Grove Is spoken vi now watet-
ing place just as often as 1t Is named as camp
ground ana all tho outside appliances and hxturcs,
the liquor saloous aud race course, very much
resemble Long Brarch.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Ju'y o. 1878
Cotton dull: m!ddling. lo74c. low middnE ioas: good
ordinary. o&c. Net receip,s, lo5 bales socs. 1857
NEw ORLEANS. July ., 1878
good ordinary, o5sc. Net receipts, 3lO bales sales
lsJO. stock. 23oo6.
Cotton quiet and easy; middng, iU1.e. low Z,
io,sc; ordnsry. e.c Net receipts none. sales 2
SAVANNAH. July .. 1878
10 lice good ordinary 10 i9e Not receipts is' bales
gross. z65 sales % stock. 2.i3s
CHARLESTON July o. 1873
Cotton dull and nominal: middlng lie. low ,niddiins
1oc good ordinary loac Net receipts. 40 bales stock
wnM1scros. \, O., July o. 1878.
Spirits Of turpentine steady at 261c. kosn firm ut
81 IS for yellow dip and 81 Tor Tnr steady 81 40
Flour in fair demands sales 45O bb at rates
wns.s in light n mnS III n asmHrd SAFES ao .S,hes No.
vats terms. steady; sales 2UU bushels ~. West
taa a. sx sample .sss Iii: s"s:ss :: & So:
s s.F. IS hss % 81 .s ,s'
Otner articles ,nnchsngee Canal ireghts uncnanged.
s do s's .ss s % hs RE
~ 100 de-; o.'s 1900 Do rye 5oo DO; porK. uuo
ss7 Sshs do o:. SH
p aS a. S.n. Is OATS
u $50 do rye $40 do 10 intermediate p'ints-whe A.
wA:: s:;:, Whit. w.s.s sA.s
spot 81 os1s seller Az u... ass.: No. red winter
=. ss 81 .'s 9's =. :jss ~,
Corn irm high mixed, 4ul4c No. spot. 4Osc. seller
Au sust 4st; rejected 3s4c DANA ed 3i1kc. Oats duh
and nominal itsceipts-Wheas, lt.OJ0 bushels; corn
as sS DO s IL sss wSs: 500 ssS: s:s corn
JcuUU do; cats. 900 40 Markets cosrd-w heat
eHser; amber Michigan seller July. bold seller
August 92s<c. No. red winter. seller July. 321ac
Csc seller august 9pc 9Ozc Coru arm: No ,. 40 &C
CiSciSSAri. July .. 1876.
Flour easier; family. 81 Is So co. v NhoNt-Supor
Toe asc. Corn quiet but lru. 4U1sc. +2c
Oats In fair demand hrm 27c. 3c. kye dull
Doc 5tc Barley quiet but Brm: ch'ie fall 47c Pork
dull and nominal a. 81 10 $40 Lard irmer in i'm
shoulders 4Gc.. cash &c. buyer August short rib
s. ~ S5 30. cash - 571z buyer August; shnrt clear
5ac Bacon steady shoulders, c clear rib, 6isc
sacs 61s. whisk steady ~ *lu. Butter dull AMI
air demand; common. 81 4o x3 81; light, x3 81 u
- 10; pncsng, 81 81 %: butchers 81 10 ~ Re-
eeipts. ,j35; shipme ats ,1i6.
CHICAGO, July y. 1878
Flour steady aud firm Wheat excited. strong and
higher; market appears to be cornsrsd NJ Chicago
spring. Ole. Y4iac cash. 331s 33tac., Juy e2Ac
s2sse.. August rel sctea, s5e. Corn active. drm aud
higner 3Slac casn 3Siac july August 3ss4c Sep
24i.c 244c. cash 24c., July; 22lsc August: re u
2-lsc., september rel ;ctoa. 2uc aye steady
eh.nged. Barley STEADY ant unchanged. Pork
.ro"s sad go higher; demand light. but s,d heid'
August: 50 50 50 52s, Sep.cmber Lard NC i've. hrIn
hi CHER. 20 40 cash; s6 40. August 81. September
Buikmeats steady ana unchanged. Wbiskey steRay
unchanged st 81 M. kece Flour. 300 lbs wheat
I,4tO barley. 1000 do. shipme eLts-FIcur. 1000
bbs wheat. I5.OU busheis corn, lo3.OOo do. oats.
- 900 rye, 1000 barley esD 40 At the ose.
wheat dull prices shade lowers o3ssc. b,d july
31sc August. OATS steady and unchanged Provision,
essi.r. Pork and lard 21sc. Iowa..
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pl.p.

ANTHONY. In Fan River, Mass, July s, 1873, OF
apopicxy, JANIS N. ASrHosy, srother OF Jonn b. Au.
thouy, OF Providence, r. l., and brothsrin-iaw oil l.
N Lowell, of New York.
FoDersi July IL, 1875, IN Fan River, Mass.
APPLETON On sunday, Juy Z, at Riverdalc-on the
age.
Relatives anu friends Of the ism,ly are invited to
ateed toe funeral, on "Wednesday, st Grace Cnurcb,
New York c,ty at ten A. ~. IL s requested ,n,t no
flowers shah 10 sent.
toyrEh --On Tuesday, July o, BRiDoEr CofrEs,
widow o john Coffee 10 the 56th year OF her age. a
naive OF Bsiuntubbsr. Queens county, Irciand
kststivee and trends afo respectfully invited 70
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
HATCHING ALLlGATOHS BY STEAM.

A large uunbcr OF alligator eggs have been re-
ccivcd from Fiooda tho New YORK Aquarium, which
are to be halcncd by steam. experiment that will
doabtsss prove Interesting the visitors The eggs
will be put iato the machine N relays, that tno
little creatures vii emerge IRON the hot sana nearly
every hour during the day. his - tho nrst time
such an experiment has been venturcn upon. Mrs
Butief the superintendent OF the Aquarium. has ow
surcecded in Keeping ycunR California salmon aivc
curing this hot sumn, weather simply ny turning
their TANK refrigerator, thc young sh niiHg
IN enjoy the immature ioeDefgs by wnicn tbey are
surrounded. This II proof mat resort the
deep sea while growing
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
AN LXrENSiVE SEIZURE.

Information reached Customs inspect rs Van Horn
and Donohuc yesterday that conlrabaud liquor was
slowed away tho barb Denmark, ja.t arrived IRON
London. Accordingly they proceeded IL tho foot o {
Thirty FIRST street. East River. where the Denmark
moorrd on arrival, bat IUuua that she nad let
nerc ana gone to ths loot OF Nineteenth street, East
RIVER Gu boarding tho vessel Captain BcsKoio,tn,
her confnoncer anu owner, strenuousiy denied nav
Ing anything nutiaDic ON board. Van Horn aud
Dononuc, however. made search and found twenty
casss. cpniannc 81 b utlcs, o. French Cognac
Drsnay, twelve Uo,tIos oi winc ana roll oi nD.ut
sixty yurds OF EBgish broadcloth seur~tcd on tue
vessel, were intended 10 be uggIod snorc
Nunc OF these goods entered the manifest.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LoSpoS. Jolly o, 1873
corn the past week. says; 'iherc heavy
dali ana wsy %S
.sss and and .ee,ssdl' ,.wer ..mosr.,afs fonun.,e,y
but last sundays rain spotted qn"ntity IN Es
toward maturity received Sigh. elscs speedy
.,% Of .s"'ns %r. 1sss p"s the svs, g. Be s
vsr.s,s are Ss"esss 'Pss.s,ns irvosss :, r. T. -.
i.l ..y..s:a .a.. =: sh.as,.
less the summer pfovss exceptionally ds.sroa yield Of
p,oaae Of the o@s ers Barley ns. improved .lir nj, ia
some Districts: su, the erop too muen injured 90 Yield
promising In o.a.r respect. the ag.ieui'ur., s'ua
demand have "cen the characteristic features
.a. .s ss S s. s,"; s"s r: sa; .e s, de %
place prices Niih noderate arrivals Al OF cai
WITH " s"s iaasfy uSi,sa k'asdo@ .a tie So"t
sssss pss ss: % ssI
Liysnroo. Jaly @ % T.. NJ.
Future. ..eady; upl.nos, low midnx claass July
aevety, 9 y .s; uDla"d' low midd'in. clause shipped
rrads hepsIhs marhs, Tor yarns and fabrics at Man.
Lospos July e-5 :3vP. NJ.
Produce -rAow. ssA per evil; ,pin.' OF tnrpsn,,ne.
ANTWERP, July 8. 1875.
sEw YORK fnopuck kxcnAsGE REPORT.
D.. Ll,snroos Ju,y o is,s
steady AZ as BseonCunbsrland cut soaiy si x,s Sd
sn..t ,s s,e.f ss'ay es al@. Il ssr;
:houas' as % " al ss'"d,H s ness aa a, -, snya
steady st J3s 3D. Taowrrime city steady al s7s sd
Turpentns-sprits ste ady ~ 2@s. kosn Com dull
IS fine dull at ios Cheess- american choice duh
AJs Lard oil nrmer Jsbs Flour steady
24s Wheat No. spr,ng steady Mt S. lid No. do.
steady at IS. Id do winter steady o. 4d Corn-soft
mixed dull ~ 24a ID for Old; do. dull at 2ls I'D.
Cotton seed oil-Ycliow American. none In the
MARKET
FINANCIAL
LONDON. July q, 1879.
Al the opening Of the London stock market yererJay
foreign securities wero very hrm aud rush
expected but market was daInped by neavy selling
from the Continent -
LoSpoS, July 9-4 40 r. NJ.
Paris advees quote Ave per ls iUe for the
account.
Coasois ees, for msncy and 30 7Is for the meeount
United Staes Vonds IsB7s 1O7s ten-fortes Il0 Ee
preferred JxH Illinois Central, eS; New Jersey Central
40; Reading. 10.
market IN ~ 2ts per cent. whicn below
the Bank of England rate The amount ~ bullion
Into the Bank Of England balance 10 dsy IL EjOO
Pcnnsyivapiz Central ~
BsRLrS, ! uly ". 1878.
The statement of tho Imperial bank OF Germ shows
q decress IN tpcete OF t.tD.UJJ marss
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BILLIARDS.

A SBw wAREROOus or a. " COLLBNUhR 1s3
IN broadway. between Grace Church and stewsrts-Bil
lard Tables aud second hand In latest designs Dsst
goods aud lowest prices.
a MEKIcAs Standard Bibi.iARD TABLES. NEW
~ second hAnd reduced prices Balls Cl0 rs Tips,
chsiks, Cues. Ae WI. II. GHitFiiH kcO.. ~ NeseS 81
llILLiARD TABfE WAITED -oKlFFifH Or coli
)cnder tail. preferred Address a. b. box log Herald
IltLLfARD rAbLh. u OR % SIZE WANTED TO
IJnire until October L. by tespcnsbie party tor private
use ssbie. vss. cues aud stln9 must be w ecmplee
Address particulars vi mske. cendtion AID
terms, box iU7 Post ufi 20. New tnrk
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
kARRIrQ

HicBgK-CLAHx-Oa July 1. by Rev Charles Hebce
GsoReG HfoBEE. oi New YORK city, TO CHAHJorrE
FLISr CLARk, second daughter OF tho late Peter g.
Fiint OF North Reading, Mass
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
RIO COFFEE MARKET.

Rio JANEiRo Juy \, 1879
Coffee The arke IL quet prices TIRE good frsts
57Uo = $3.50 reis per 10 silos
Exchange On Lordcn, 25i
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass Juy ~, 1878.
Printing cloths. Without any business OF importance
having urred the market steady at previous
quotations. 3lsc cash to OF 6ix5t cloths
aud Lice. cash. Tor cjxdU ciotbs
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DENTISTRY.

TTNsURPAsslS S,iLt sEAu1ifUL, PnNf EUrLY FiI-
" tag set of Auihcla teeth, 81. Gun. s., warranted
Nee York Dental Rooms 2c2 eth ~. Essao,shsd 1881
Ur. MkADEll
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HAVANA MARKET.

Havana July %, 1878
Spanish gold. 2ijx a 2i6
Exchange r"sicr, but not quot ably lower
sugar in iafr d,mand, with az upward tendency.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-01-19

Dor. be being a good citizen and an
industrious man, We consider him an
acquisition TO our corner.
Our neighbor Blackburn who was
hurt some TIME sinee. on the rail-
road, is Improving slowly
Mr. Cal. Laokey. one Of Nswburs.
tavorlte boys, is at home for few
weeks. Cal. has been West tele-
graphing, and as usual, be has had
the shakes badly.
Our friends from the West End
Raymond and Vance, are making
Daily progress In this region
Robin, the Jour al corresy On
dent, makes some uugeutlemsnly re-
marks about certain ladies of New
burg. We only say to him that "pso
pie who live in glass houses shoul d
not throw stones" He knows that
we know all sbou, his potato specu .
lstion. Yours,
n,Np~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-01-19
tAdv't1
CARD FROM II. G. WoRTHINGToN

The card published by Il, d. Benson,
Justice, in the Journal, charging me
with spending night in Jail for disturb
ing public assembly, is false. was
taken to jail without any legal process,
under false representation of one JOS.
NJ. Goodwin, and others. This Benson
has sought to make capital of this against
me, and has made a personal attack upon
me, TO refute the "dirty filings" as he
styles thsid, that Don" published
against him. He does not, in his card
deny what "Don'' said about him, but
seeks, unprincipally, to injure my pri-
vate character by publishing, over his
official signature, that / spent a night in
Jail do not seek personal con.ro-
versy, through the papers, with no such
character as Ezra ID. Benson, Justice, but
claim the right to reply 10 his card, :and
show who this Ezra ID. Benson, Justice,
Is: Who got the title OF Justice by fraud?
=. ID, Benson, Justice. Who has abused
the Office Of Justice, encourages Iitiga-
ton, and charges excessive costs Il. ID
Benson, Justice. WHO defrauded his
aged father out Of all his property and
threw BIN upon the world penn ilessY r.
ID. Benson, Justice. Who, when his
mother was laying IT tho point of death
and when written for, wrote back that
his family was sick and could not leave
home, when at the same time, he was
hunting over tho country, and none Of
his family sick7 p. D. Benson, Justice.
Who boasts Of being a Union man and a
Republican? T.. ID. Benson, Justice. Who
deserted the Union srmy7 y. ID. Benson,
Justice. Who sent boxes home, when
IN the Federal army, before he deserted
TO bis sister to secrote for him, and who
had a man hide between the beds nj his
sisters house7 Il. d. Benson. Justice.
wonder IL the Government lost any aun-
smiths tools2 Who is chuck fulP' Of
doceit9 y. y. Benson, Justice. Can this
r. ID. Benson injuro a man where ho is
known Mol
II. G. WORTHINOTON.
Portland, Jan. IA, 1878.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-01-19

MURDER IN UPsHUr.-From the Buck.
harmon Delta we learn that DR.. w. A.
Boastiek was murdered on Sunday night
last, bySardine Fogle. The particu lars arc
about as follows. On the night n.med
Mr.. Foglo observed DIR. Boastick
prowling around the house. Boasucl,
started to run, and Fogls ordered him ID
halt. Not doing 50 Fogle shot him with
shot gun, loaded with No. 2 shot. Boa.
stick ran SbOut IA steps, and fell dead
On Moudy morning, Fogls came to Buck
harmon and gave bimselfup to the an
thorities. It is stated that Fogie bad
good reasons for supposing that Boo
slick was TOO familiar with his wife
bogle bad an examination on Tuesday.
The particulars Of which we have not
not yet learned.