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.,,,,,g /. sILLIoNs, WORTH.
- q. Many blankets Went
Wy ~, :, ,bs AuetiOneer's Ham,
v,r Yesterday.

-, a Many Biankets went
" GSs,f The AuetiOneers Ham
ma yesterday.
= n,vsigs room, Of Mssst'' Wilmer
=. ~ s,,s,t kCo, ST 81 aud 66 White
:. -, 81. p.stsd yesterday With buy,
:. 80 ,,or,,stirs dry goods houses 10 all
:, ~, i d. aaplty. The OCCASION "As
:. u. !, ts. order Of Ass'r'. White
:, -, P,i Po, 4 c., the agents, oil the
~, - slsIis. production Of blanket. Of
!, Inn, lpl long established New
T.,,,j r. nilL, u,1elr, the Clinton Mills
t,s,,rr Nd The SOrSieh WOOIlen
S,.u,T d Notsieb, Conn., the
T,..set Company Of Milton, N.
4 4. whlAroP Mills Company OF
T,,,,,, :, Ne, and the NOrwSy PlAins
r,.s,,T Il Rochester, \. H. These mills
~ y. 10. yhOlIy oEned by the same
=, j ,loekholdsrs, ,,Sd Messts. White
:. =, PtL, Post i Co. have been the
~ =. iY j. ,IIs Of their products aimee
IA y,,rlr al oI the mills are old,
=, /. ~, tst Norway PIAins Company,
t,f,f az Incorporated in lSiI. The
grI,s ssisb they turn on, have 4 Us.
s5,,l ,,puaiiou, and quantities ot them
!, ,,pD,lsI ,vsfy year. Agreat many
ID E.,I,Dd. Iiis estimated that the
-, ptsiua Of the country is from s 900
y ilOg tA.e. Of blankets annually, and
L,kss D. lboTt mentioned mills have
,r,igcsj kLlL Never before have they
3, ut 10 lbe necessity Of making an
,asis, ale. 10 The past year the
Erts. tAs warm weather, and the
n,.,il business sIIgnItion interfered
Tli he vuking Of Of the stock, SO that
,vprdU $50 csses vent under the
I'D d lhs luetiupeer. Most Of these
M Gs prOduet Oi The year past.
Lsoask Z kS iron the NOrSIeh MILL,
Ilrt Eopped running year ago, were
tr. y.r, oH. The entire 10. wAs sold
rssr!Iy, and to good buysts. They
Wi IoT, lltbOugh lbs bidding vas brisk
u! EgJ package vas SOld. The sgent
nd LkM Be wouldn't take 500, 900 for
u tSdtpcs bsIseen the sum total
Islysi Nd lhs sun total that would
rFrvssi he market commissions price.
81 tt nk va considered better than
y an! tbs TIst accumulation without
iilEtsL Ebieh would amount 10 SO, 900.
q ths eood, offered yesterday BaltI-
.'r bosgbt freely, a. did also Chicago.
n bIittu vent everywhere, from
sxlisd, Oregon, 70 Portland, Maine,
y! VI! tosu inlO TtIu. q. 3. Cla1in
lCo, d tbs city, Etrs the largest Of all
Sltfk ApoH, Constable 4 Co, Lord
! fTIor, Al. SissArt 4 Co., and Dun-
ID, BOekky 4 Co we're also large buy
n h. else' brought on an average
~, la1 The whole sale amounted 10
aor An sl,OOO,OOO OF the Eve mills
u Oistsn, tbs Norwich, and the WGum.
Id AIrt uVed making blankets, and
N q osG good; tbe Norway Plains Is
aEtE osly Pit Oi IL machinery in the
si'Ui'aur d blankets, and the Win.
mp u'o' i eOuinuiug it, production
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pe,ense ana sympathy.

81. LOUIS, July 25.-Ths Chairman Of
the No God Association ol this city ap-
pointed committee to raise fund for
he fIelense oF those charged with the az
sassination Of Lord Leitrim. a masS
meeting for next Monday evening 70 ex-
pres sympathy for the prisoners ia also
CALLED
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ITALY.

ROME, July 26.-The preiects Of Bor.
gamo, Breseia, Verona and Vicenza as
Sured the Minister Of the Interior that
the reports relative 70 the secret recruit
ing in those places are untrue.
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yellow Fever In New Orleans
NEw oatEsSs, July 95.-The follow
ing explains itseh: !

NEE ORLEANS, July "a.
To Hr. J. N. Rooarrd, SGeDa Geaerul
Jfaias Hospital, RalkiS9.Ss, d. O.;
SlR-It becomes my duty 10 report tbe
existence OF yellow lever In New Orleans.
On the l2lh inst cAses began 70 occur in
the practice oil several Physician. near
the Intersection OF Constance and TerPsi-
ehore streets. We nov reckon IA caseA
Of the infection with six deaths.
Respectfully your,
i. SAMUEL CHoPPfS, NJ. D,
e ResidAt qf hsBeEr&af fHeaiiA.
,'s>2S, oAsEs AID IS DEArHs.
NEw oRIEASs, July 25-Tbe Pfeai-
dent Of The Board Of Health reports .
case. Of yellow fever up TO date, IL
deaths 10 convaliseent.
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weather Indications

OETIcE o. NM cEIED aIsNLI ogyJrlL
WAIEnsIoH, D. c. Jaly HI = NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather and oceasionAi
rains, winds mostly southsrly, stationary
Temperature and Itatiooary or lower pres-
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ST. CLAlRSvILLE.
ssl.Slean Convention Yesterday

~ Republican COuuly Convention
~ S!a'H' cOuut! Srs held at St. clairs.
l'is !aittdiy, to nominate a county
n, cosvsaIiOu "a, called 10 order at
A'aott By JudEe C. ". Carroll, Chair.
Ia d COOuly Executive Committee,
" RaPo'l'y organization wa effect.
~ Ii. election Of Nr. James F. An.
S'Sa d PaItOey, IA Chairman, and
Icy Z ! Ssd'ist, Of Psa,e, As Secretary,
~ Crls'! - Assistant Secretary.
ts ;Ou being eallei itWA. found iha,
~, IN ~ ls'n'hiP were represented eI
.,Is;!.a =. Nlirain appointed the following
E!l e h1issl o,gaai.,tiOa.- Stephen
3 g'sUa oi Flashing, Julius Armstrong,
ra,Sh,! AZ RSnAss. Of Smith.
~ %g49sla-D'. = L WilIiIn E,tep, Of Rich,
IN l. t. LottsOOd and J. H. Shot,
= o: :I9,salst-J.T.Sehosela. Of War
~ y. !S lnsSr 9. Hammond, oil Washing,
~ uS !oAs ]. Shepard, Of Kirkwood
,,sI SiT' - s1lsS The COnVsatiOu adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION,
y, VI " tsN.eaLlius Of the COuveu-
~. ~. Committee 90 Permanent Or
nii'r.on reported:
y H.s,y Esst Chairman.
ia i..l I:NsCoruAek, Vice President,
f1SSl q I ssdyiek, Secretary.
NesosSsll, Assistant Secretary,
,i,,.. gspen Sn received and the com
a. s,GtVSHuitise. 90 Rul.s and Cred.p.
80 Sli' heir repOrb, which were
~ "a Tie Committees DISCHARGED,
Ss,S.u Sa'ibels before the ConSen.
ia,S. lA' aoainItion Of candidate
rhoBGEE JUDGE.
I,o., y 1,Ss ~, Of J. NJ. R.s., Of POltu,y
- ! iilI5Sin, 70 Of Pslse, aud AIeIi.
Ne, RisAlaOd, we're announced
b ,s' hs % ibrthsr nominatlon. 1 IN
tttsrSi UhIrh ,..,I,.I :. al
q . S.s..!: .ss...!!s!-Rs.., IA; r.lla.D, 81; Cope
SSSI.'' !SI choice, Il.
i. 'N'''-E''', II; T.llnau, So Cope
j = s'llo'-Rss, $; T.llu.D. 81, Cop.
~; y. i.,'' Re- Ran. being Withdrawn, Al
Il ECSp. !. 1s'n lOd resulted: TallnlO
,.i,,i f.. s,ilPln .. having received the re
sssis.sH 49, .sHSst Of votes VA, J.eI,,sS ,s All,
3la' uaiainOu,. D'"O'
sEEEIFF.
u a.. sassitli' ! IOs The oscs Of Sheriff h.
al IA o'dsf, DE ioIioTisS y SIIs,n p.r,SS T.
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POLITICAL.

BANGOR, Ne, July 25.-Ths Green
hackers Of The Fourth Congressional DIs-
triet have nominatsd g. W. Lsdd for
Congress.
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nHAcHERs, ExAMINA1IoN.

Ths Annual Exsm!nltiOu q Tssebsrs for The
Frps schools Il Ohio CsRnty, Ter ths SsAool year
sslanlnE sst4 ist, Is7s. ull b bid y 1hsdsl-
pkla, AnElIl IIt And ~, Il A, \. of sleh day.
All pSFlnng GTps1ing % tsAeh In u Fres
sehoslt q ObIo eGlnty, an1 Eho are Iabiert 70
SIauinaiian, Tiil 10 sIIseisd q b psSsal.
J. C. NAXWELL
iVit.TSEE County eup9infen1snt
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wheIs rIsts,i. 81. HaH Ilsis.,. LOO.
Rsuit By rOEiosars nOrsJ Order, regtstred lSi-
ter, bank drIit or e1PTtss. Full lst u dravtng
pUbllshed In lo1ijVlIle COufief-JouTnai and New
foet HsFald. and nailed 10 ~ tiekst-boldsrs.
For tickets and inionnstioa Aidrea COMMON.
WEALTH DIsTkIBUftOE CO., o. 7. J. CON-
AEREORD, reerstATy, C0aIief.JouTnAl BAildingl,
LOaIEVills, Ky. IJI.Tu,ThR RAT
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NV YokK, July s5.-The steamer
Denmark, from London, has arrived.
LONDON. July 95.-The steamers lily.
rian and Victoria from Boston, and Do.
minion from Montreal, have arrived ont.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER.
REwA.AE. TAYLOR, DID,, PrssIdsut.

A arss property Ipd SpdOSueat Fall corps Of
SIpaisnnsa Professor Esany so StadsstI.
clssiaI, Philosophical and seisntIAe oOarssI -
h I'D oOlIesSl Fspeh ADD Gsrlsn tsaEht
fhGOoEhly. Board md sTpsnse, ehsip n slse-
vbGe
PspsTiop Department. taught nthIy By ooI-
Iags telehsn- English, ClhssieL spd Normal
cOurss. Ar CLAIMS oPEx TO YorSo wosFs.
cshIEuss 'ent trssly 90 sPplieluOu 70 the PRES
IDENT. weostsr. ohio iy1e-WsAH
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v..,blie.ps Oi Belmont county
- -, C.rr.ption At St. clair'Tille
s,, ~ ~ ponin,'sd candidates Tor
rE'i, y .s,., 10 b SLED st the COM
> ~ .,.4io... jane. Tlllnan' Esq
= > a, poniuldou for Probate
s' ~ ;.os.I % Bills, sheriff as. Hugh a1. Nc
r .rrIo- co'EiII sss.: Director q I'll. b.I'n. D,a.
9 - d, CoDr.ntiOn we're hArno-
=. -, ,t.top.boot and the ticket a, s'Il. poai.
n',.ls,pod -, one and should n,'s;'i,s receive
s,os, e,ahiI.
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FOUR PIR CT
TURF AND WATER.
The nanIan.Ros. Bond Raee.


Sr. JOIN, JuIy 25.-The wafer il
rough and fears are entertained that II
will continue so all day. A few beta ace
reported, the largest being S460 TO 81 600
on HAnlan. Some bets Of two TO one ace
reported, but generally four to one are
expected. Ross' backers entertain Han
Ian and party NJ = hauguet after the rane.
ToRosTo, July ,25.-The Ross-Hanlau
race has been postponed until tomorrow
on account Of rough water. ...-
IN SARATOGA RAcEs.
SARATOGA, July 25.-The purse race
for maidens Of one mile was won BY
Brsmble. Time, las.
The Saratoga cup race, two mile. sad
a quarter, was won BY Parole. Time
The dash Of three-quarters offs mile
was won by Perfection. Time, l:l7i.r
The selling race, one mile and quar-
Ter, was won by Meritors, Kenpey second,
Hattie T third. Time, 2:l3.
CLEVELAND RACES.
CLEyELAND, July e5.-The unfinished
2:l4 race Of yesterday was won BY Edwin
Forrest Time, 2ls9.
The 2:24 class was won by Edwin For
rest in 2:ls!.
Open 10 all was won by Hopeful in
three straight heats. Time, 2:l7i, 2:l5t,
: Tie 2:so sl..s was Won by Scots,
Thomas taking the hrst, filth and sixth
heat. - ----.----
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COUNTY coMMIlNoNER

For County Commissioner, Hugh Nc
MILAN, Of Richland township, received
3s votes, and Thomas A. Welch, Of Wash
ingion township, 43 votes. On motion
the nomination was made unanimous.
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TitlntlI9erfer

asIssn ,,,ls ts ii,I }. b,d received per, e..
$50, ~ ,.i D. Adjss,n' General a few ',
s'ia 'i'D ID y,..poD. ,.s the examination Of
- ~, ~ ~ not there, and Pfoi'
d. s'Is< .,i',, b. gave The applicants
81, y, " = t,i .sioorp, when they held. held .
.. ..',,s - I'D on clnt'bets. Aasa,. gus.
=. :.i,t ! ). sslaio,tios' There were
'....,.sr : = lppliean' present.
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CORONER.

Thomas Garrett, the present incum-
bent, was renominAted for Coroner BY &C
clamation.
This completed the ticket, and on mo-
tion The nominations Of all the candidates
we're made unanimous, and there being
no further business the Convention Ad-
ionrnA5 s.
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we're pnt in nomination: Samuel Hillis,
Of Warren Township; W. J. Vance, Of
Flushing; ". J: Kinney, Of Goshen; John
Dubois and N. q. RoEles, Of Pultney.
Let BIllot-Hillis, 80; Vance, 4; Kin.
ney, IS; Dubois, 9; RoNles, 1S-pecessa.
ID BliIoi~ailiis, 80; Kinney, "a; Do.
BoiS, Z; RoSles, Il; Levi Castle, 6.
Sd Billot-Hillis, SO; Kinney, 81; Do.
Bois, 4; RoVleS, II; Castle, 9.
4th BAllot-Hilliss Al; Kinney, q;
RoWles, 10.
Mr.. Hills having received the
necessary maiority was declared duly
pomlnated, and on motion his nomination
VA made unanimous.
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For Director Of the County 1nfrmAry
Joseph CoSgill, Of Riehland Township,
received IS votes, and George W. Barnes
8 votes. r
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NouNTY EuRYEYoR
IRPtRMARY DIRECTOR.

Chllksy Dawson, Of Warren township,
sAs nominated for surveyor BY acclsmA'
tiou. ...
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

10 TIE DAILY LSZRLLIGEHcRR
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NAIL MAKERs' STRIKE.

Two thousand four hundred nail max.
ers are on q strike, and express unani'
nous discrimination TO hold out. The
nail makers Of the Bromsgrovs and
Black Heath districts will join the strik'
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sHEEIFF,

il -, aisli. = A IOs The O6ce Of Sheriff BE-.
d ''ds'' he following psrsous
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In The course Of further examination
secrrtxry Sherman said, in reiereoee TO
Weber's testimony, that be had never
heard Of any plan 10 manipulate The vote
oI LouisianA, nor was he a. any time
Triting ii a desk At the Custom House.
weber must have seen some one else.
The testimony Of that witness about
eaDeus. Il which be was present, y tAlse.
n ~ as,onished that 80 many RsPub-
iieans stood up for The 6ght amid % much
naturalization and 90 many threats on the
patt Of the Democrats. DE denied that
ihe exhibition and statement about Eliza
Pinkston were part Of a plot ior political
parposeS. he never asked Nm. Jsnks
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ROYAL ENDOWMENT PosTPoSED FoR Dis
cussIoH.

The subject Of the marriage Of Duke
Connaught and Princess Marie Louise,
Of Prussia, came mp in the House el
Lords to-day, alter eulogisiic speeches,
the House unanimously agreed 10 address
the Queen, thanking her Majesty for her
gracious communication in regard to the
marriage, and assuring her Of the con-
courrence in iae financial measures con.
nected there with.
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LONDON, July 25.-In the House ol
Commons today, Joseph Carson, Radical,
will present petition Of email faction
70 extreme Turcophiles demanding
the impeachment Of Lord Beaconsfeld.
When the petition UAs presented Chas.
Edward Lewis, Conservative, rose to. 3
point Of order, but the speaker al
lowed the presentation.
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srEAMER SCANDINAVIAN LosEs HER PRO
PELLEB,

The bark Eldra als just arrived =,
Plymouth. The officers state that they
passed the steamer Scandinavian on The
i7th Of this month, in latitude 2s' and
longitude 1y. At that time the Scandi.
navian was goign along under sail. The
steamer had lost her propeller, but was
otherwise in good condition.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-30
Tramps Selzlng a Train.

The large party from Northampton,
Westfield and other places along the
line of the New Haven Northampton
Railroad had an otherwise enjoyable ex-
cursion to the Sound Saturday spoiled
on the return by outrages unparalleled
in this section. When the train reached
Cheshire, Conn. lat night, it was boarded
to be from the Southington rolling
mills, beside several tramps, who, by
flourishing revolvers and other weapons,
overawed both excursionists and train
hands. They uncoupled the rear car,
which was filled, and the train had to
run back mile for it. Afterward they
stopped the train several times by pulling
the bell cord and divided themselves into
four gangs, each of which took posses
sion of car and ruled with O high
hand. Both men and women were
struck by the roughs, clothes were
snatched from the person and kept, and
the women were otherwise insulted, and
many Of them tainted from fright.
Among the women they abused was
the mother of Superintendent Yeamans,
and the men were powerless to avenge
the affronts In the front car, however,
where there were less of the gang, few
men headed by Editor Converse of East
hampton, pitched into the roughs and
cowed them. Several of them who
CHANGED to be separated from the rest of
the crowd were caught and thrown from
the train, and few left at Southington,
but most of them kept on as far as Plain
vile, where they got off. AS it was. the
train was four hours running to West
field.
1t is said that many of the roughs are
known to the conductor, and the road
probably take measures to arrest
them. Certainly it is bound to do so.-
Summers regular train south two hours
before was served in similar style, even,
it is said, combining the conductor in the
baggage car, while they ruled the train.
A somewhat similar, but less aggravated
affair occurred in the same vicinity on
the last years excursion. - Springfield
Republican.
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Shrewd Trick of English Thieves.

A fashionable dressed man went into
Hunt & Roskell's large jewelry store in
Bond street, London, selected articles
worth $4,000 and rendered thousand
pound note in payment. Mr.. Roskell
ascertained that the note was forgery.
AS he was about to summon assistance,
cab was drawn rapidly up and two
men in police uniform hurriedly enter
ed, saying that the man was an old
offender of whom they were in search.
Directing porter to place the jewelry in
the cab and to come along with them as
a witness, the men in uniform said that
they would inform the firm when their
attendance would be required to press
the charge. Then they drove off with
their prisoner, leaving the jewelers. loud
in their praises of the proficiency of the
police. Next day, however, their porter,
brutally beaten, returned with the infor-
matiou that the two supposed police of
ficers were thieves in disguise.
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A Very Strange Suicide.

A special dispatch to the Times from
Capron, ILL.,, says: GA dramatic suicide
occurred there on Tuesday night. Geo.
w. Burleigh, barber, published a card
last Sunday informing the citizens that
he would on the evening of the 28rd
inst. deliver lecture in Thornton hall
and at its conclusion shoot himself
through the forehead. The price of ad-
mission would be one dollar and the
amount realized to be invested in the
works of Huxley, Tyndall and Darwin
for the town library. AT the appointed
time the hall was crowded and after de-
livering an infidel lecture of wonderful
power he suddenly drew derringer,
placed it to his forehead, fired and fell
lifeless into the arms of two friends"
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THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA, JULY 80, 1878

pectedly last summer. Preparations are
being made for simultaneous strikes all
over the country, on railroads, at mines,
and In many of the largest manufacture
ing establishments, and nothing but the
utmost vigilance on the part of the State
authorities-and such preparations as
will make II possible to crush out such
movement instantly-will prevent one
of the worst calamities that has ever be-
fallen this country. The 10th of June
had been actually fixed for the strike,
and the outbreak would certainly have
taken place then, or soon after, but for
the preparations made TO preserve the
peace by Governor Hartranft when he
called out the militia and made arrange
ments to obtain uniforms and equip
ments for them at the Franklin arsenal.
Those who were to have managed the
strike called a committee meeting at Phil
adelphia and voted to postpone the at
tack until the 18th of August, when 1t
was hoped the country might be taken
by surprise. A Chicago representative
of the strikers, on his way TO New
York, stopped over at Hornellsville and
said to his friends: They ought to
take the property of the rich, and they
ought especially break open the banks
and take all the money and divide it,"
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position, rather than run risk OF being
represented by weaker one.
Congressman Smalls, of Beaufort, s. c.,
was met with fine ovation from the peo-
pie of his District upon his return home
few weeks since. Commenting upon 1t the
Charestowu "Courier" says: at is per-
fectly astonishing to witness the increasing
influence Of this negro. He seems to pos
ses the confidence Of his race to degree
that no other black man may hope to at
tain. The men, women and children seem
to regard him with feeling of worship"
OLIVE.
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A CHALLENGE-s5OO REWARD.

We will pay the above reward to any pub
Usher who can produce as fine PICTORIAL
FAMILY BIBLES as our $12 style for that
price. We will leave 1t to any three disinter-
ested persons, who are good judges of fine IL
rability of binding. We have variety Of
styles of binding to suit customers, all at the
lowest prices. Our Agent for Perry County,
X. w. DROMGOLD, of Loysville, is row can
vassng the County for our Bibles, also for
James j. W. McCabe's Pictorial History of the
World, and other valuable books. Wait pa
tiently and we will give you all call in due
season. 80 2t
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
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A Singular Transaction.

One Of our vigilant contemporaries
mentions suggestive fact and its ex-
PLANTATION in the following terms:
" A London journal very naturally
thinks it singular coincidence that on
the same day, the 10th instant, $5OO,0O0
of silver should be shipped from Liver
pool to New York and $3.50 900 from New
York to Liverpool. The larger amount
is understood to have been destined for
the United States Government, while
the lesser was leaving the market in
which the Government might naturally
be expected to buy. The explanation
appears to be that the bullion dealers on
this side, finding the Government had
TO buy, put up silver to an abnormally
high price; when the Secretary of the
Treasury applied to the Rothchilds for
price, and, on receiving an offer below
the terms Of the home dealers, purchased
$2,OO0,0O0 from the London Bankers
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-30

OWING to the numerous applications
for registered per cent. bonds of small
denominations, the treasury department
has been unable, with all the clerical
force which could be employed thereon,
to fill the orders as rapidly as received.
Purchasers of the bonds should under
stand, however, that interest will run
from the date of payment for the bonds,
and not from the date of their issue, and
that the little delay from time to time,
on account of suddenly increased or
ders, will result in no loss or injury.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-30
TRAvERsE JURY LIST, AUGUST TERN.

Newport--John NJ. Smith, B. Il. Barrett.
Tyrone-J. g. Patterson, E. b. Ritter, Thos.
w. Graham.
Jackson-Samuel Krider.
Spring-Wm. Dunn, Samuel Duncan, Foster
w. spotte.
Penn-Lewis Wahl, Jr., Thos. w. Taylor, Eli
Brarryan, VIM. Harris.
Miller-Henry d. Smith, Daniel Rider.
Wheatfeld-Amos X. Smith, Thos. Pennel.
Oliver-J0s. Reamer, Jno. A. Lineweaver.
Jackson-David Rowe.
Howe-Calvin Deckard
MadisOn-Jno. Martin, G.. w. Mitchell, John
Staynor, Geo. X. Kster.
Boom6eld-John T. Messimer.
Marysvile-Jos. Hays, j. s. Weaver.
Carroll-Jacob Flesher, Jos. M'Clintock.
Millerstown-James q. Barrett.
Duncannon-Andrew j. Jones.
Tuscarora-W. A. Memlnger, Samuel Fry, G..
M. Clemson.
Liverpool Boro'-Abraham Grubb.
eenwood-Daniel Long, Adam Troutman.
Toboyne-William Hollenbaugh.
savllle-Fred. Rumple, Calvin Hench.
Landisburg-Sa Okeson.
Rye-Willam Sloop.
Liverpool Twp.-Jno. L. Kline.
Watts-Isaac Motter, Robert +. Thompson.
Juniata-Jesse X. Lupfer, George Ickes