The miners' journal. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1870-1873, July 23, 1870, Image 3

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ESI'ECIA L • .:%'OTIt.J.E..
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i N. eoult?quenee of the frequent oecurrenee
1. of ini,take4, and • genr.illy of rnisinder
•••-ln,ri,li ng, notice bi hereby' given th4t. all
. '. ..oUilitunieation,F., eclyer,til..:einents of • ' •hat- .
evc:jskinii; II citices,l.l.., (Wendell for pu Ilea
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ti,in, .ivill hereafter :he , requieed to be handed:
in at the business offive. of the I)AILY} aitilr
r.'Es:ii I.V I M15,.1:13.6' ..Tkitx.tt. In all cases 1
v. here this rth.; is liot6lr,,erved, a liubli ition..l
In not he exp,eete(l.l .. ' 1 . - 1
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A (I:CIItiN.ATI doetor ` p retests against
•On Ong Nvater on the head hi ear l s of
t t oke. - prez:L•ribes warm ,watef
tom; and. an emetic, after which.qpiritu.i
K,rl lrt c iri ii teaspoonful diises very
1'1'1:cot minutes and fiction Along the
by means of Mustard and strong
L._
Tnr;- Altoona (Pennsylvania) TRIBUNE,
ItyA that the Pacific Express on, the Penn
-TIN-41)1a Central Railroad made the run be
een that place and Harrisburg, one bun
art.(' and piiity-two miles, in three hours
inn*, equal" to one mile in one minute and
twenty seconds the entire distance.P•On,the
_ Tnesday following the i same train made the
4-atu'e run in two hours and ,fifty-eight min
.ll tes, and the entire distance from Altoona to
Philiidelphia, two hunciredjuld thirty-eight
in five hours and eighteen minutes.
.
-WitiLE. the 4mericans and our adopted
tiermancitizens almost to a maw side with
Prtissia in the contest now waging between ,
trance and Germany, the Irish citlien4 ar
- ray) hen lees iri favor of France. This is
...haracterigtic. While professing 'freedom
for Ireland they!support, tyrannY in France
--Hand while professing - intense hostility. to
111 gland, they hetvly all vote to strengthen
Is it any wonder, undeisuch 'in
eon4.istette3,-, That they find all other people
arrayed against them, who do not court their.
votos.
,TILERE, Will be no privateering in a
.war
1 ween France' and 'Prussia. is forbid
den by • the "Palis •Eieclaration" of IS-s(i,
which was 'signed by the Plenipotentiarie;
of England; France, Prussia, 'Austria, Itus-'
and Turkey,. The exact lan
,rn%ge of - four points then agreed upon is :is
- I. Privateering is, and remains, , abolished.
2. The neutral. tlag covers enemy's goods;
's ' nil the exception of contraban&of war. ~
'Neutral goods; with the, exception of con=
:rllyull of war, aril reit li:l'A° to capture un
,kr the enemy's flag.
I. Blockades, in order to be binding, must be
etiret lye ; that is to say, 'maintained ,by a force
~ o tlicient really to prevent access to thelcoast of
the e'netny. - . . -1.:
,
• The Alrnerican Government, it will be re
ztiernberedi-rdeclined to beCome a party ,to the
shove declaration.
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Tit Fl .COT:011 1 F.D CA DET DoN't R ETi?.....5:7T.
1 1w following letter from the colored cadet,
: I;ill`4e4 W. Smith, was written:in answer to
:t vctitleinau who, fearing, the Vongressitinal
i:: ve,tigation wonld, come prettk hard on the
cadets who have persecuted tilt color
hyy, desired him So make certain retrae
t;"n- 7,r qulOificatioits to his fOrmer letter in
THE
i4r:oitiir: TtrOm.ts,
WEsT POINT, 15, lig°,
faVor oftlie 13t11 inst. Came
f t , it, , the f utte:it.,:. awl . woula say in
• , :y, that Inasmw•li guardian ear,
•',e•l Cle so ht r,.it wo:11,1 be improper for
~,-• ‘vlue; 11l iv,. Najd. Moreover, my.
would say dint nit statennonts werx
Ak , . and (amid no; hear an examination:,
_....„ 1, 1vu1gn I would n,,t, d.-are to have any .one
• Atfer on my aN. ,, titn, yet if this matter is
iMw it willsettle the question, "Is
•lore.l ratlet to Int vOl osths , and proteetionr.
Wcrt Ito lye - op the contest now,' we would
e .;..e into, t of atrairs, anal it woulcl
:dro..st impo,,sihil.• lii arem-e wzain the nay
116114)r., ~:Ripon
'1 '. I h ive ,1•-•ith• I to let th..• matter take.
, or:,‘. and ald.l‘ , the eon,equo.n,,a , ;. I shall
..4•1:11 t lioar.fr ;ni azaiii at-your conveni:
yottr..:
.1, W. '%!trut..
MEI
ciATible Fri•noli
tor, a:-riva! iu t. 11! ",
V. It ;AA 1'1 . ti , 641 a liro'oniitl sinHation tli
. at iln rniteti ari it liasthrotigliont
The i4.lilo\%iu, article from the N. Y:
throNV: , light en the:tabje4
....1 innnediately the can -e - of the
. '
11811
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1',..• solrld-• or M. l'revott Paratiol will tit lork the
.• ': , • - o: n Pry. nay. will'slitielt /1.t1u .. ad,1 and-liberal
. •. : : roll!ih :ill I the world. A year ago he W/15 one
• ie . .; Fro:whine.' to whose future we looked
. - .'i hi pe. if not with ronildenee. lli was never tt
~- i i ~ .f trot? p , ozressive ieniletiries. .ii:diit-lieu%e
• :,..'. , ....ei 1 .1..k+11'1,1:0 a:I., lie wit+ very apt to ta.l when hr.
. . ... I I: ii•l -,. ,5 ,,, , ,, f0i.• , - , ip.ir. - ..,1 dl-8 (1,1 , 1 i.e pur , ix ;
.... :.• 1, ,vv.i. to Illiol; of lite•rty, not as 'it privilege
•_ ? alt r.,:::.• bad ::u! yet realiv reathed.• lint as a'
• : ,r 1 ,11,•11 had le , :a taken fr-ta her, and which
- •,: •rt tetw:Wlts 1., reeorer.,. Vet theomplete as was
. , ';tie it pe r..epti , .:l, in - poll leaf ilealoSty, 1 . 0111-
• .. ! ..'!“.1 , 1/111.11ac.la 1:14•:, 110. Wl.B one of the fore
ign. ~f tilt, einpll'e. 'lingo,-Itt.s.liefort, Gam
..: :: ~ e ozo•l,• I noble protesh:atialltst imserial
..•;•.r, l."; .-e tell more keettly the Immihati oh of
.• ..•,-, : d •;. .It 'lto. hare 5.17.! ftvllal t.:ClAlly MO
. ' 1,,a,,,..... ',..1 ?•,.:tiv/ItN,llle role; but not erven thew
. ....„, ,, ,I , •“......:•ii, .of tile psi:lit.'s rights were so
i t 1 . ,. Teller:vs :Is I tic keen,. thonghtfiti,
•-•-. i :' . 5!• , ..1 ;. ,- ;:ri.i, , ,1i.d.W:11l Wit!. NA../lig t Ile st length
• 1., .I.*.r.!:v %;, ¶ll . s Itr.a.urs, Who I:Awn* ra, we!!
. , •-.... ~ iL...1 . .i . ..- :1 ~- . o.reAir, whit,ll might riot be'
. . •••• : ' p,.. N. :i:i.i I , i e iiii•al a deadly throst.un.
:,.. 1,1 ilrc: , . Eh,' • which the censorship sir
• • • ':.- r,
~:i i re.i. tt - i• eat' i•ii , th" intaglio . ' how the
. 1 - ~• • -•: t.:I, a /aikalill• wriler lutist 11.3 1 . /Pen
''' . •, :.', 1 1.1 the 111111;!0Sity of .the 4 itwernment
. '.• .:r• ;,-s - sera tea 6'o d in tonsltl ed. when It was
. vlali a ere the silt nipts of the antirtorl- ..
.... :o ~:i.,; biotin:der the operation of the press
~•,....r t•••;:ort front Ills p,llixhed to cutting sen
• ''• ~ • :., p;:l•trilite pro: , ase for st . •using the Jour
:.' -•••.-9 lets he' was attarbe . We etin imagine
• 1 • • I must hart. hotst • the eitagnia of the ha 11,.!
,.! •• 1."'11•:1 . 1.11 - :•117W tills aid I-Intperialist editor
• • i ;./ the dignitS of a French Aelelemitian; aS'it
• rti! a 1•1 Are- ability with which tie hail airi,
-•. . • ~ ...rignin: ilyna.stv and ex p iseiLt he aiiitses of
• ' • I: , iii,ktiation. Prevost-Par:idol beintine lit
' ~ • •,',I. of the Lilt's: f,rittidaltle of Nap:deon's'ene
'.... : on.: .•f4 10l ealmest, coolest, -Most peact I=l of
... : ~.,,,, , ,.,f the I.ldpi:ft. Ile was hot. a than to
anlcat
i liiiit!:i won id look for the insinratlon
• L • , 1 idi , ,, , , Or the hero:Ant which Misfit...A./ay. in .
...1 :,11,ii,ii t. of Singer; btif he Was one witose
• ~.::.es am' :At:eerily were unlvemtily trusted
• , . ...t., parr). - and dreaded by the other. '
i• . -I:Prtsl • tdo, on aeectunt 01 Ills principles; for
• ; , lows eaugut him at - hist; but he suffered
.. , . • IV. :04 \Own driven from-one paper, he made ,
' • - ;••:; I a't :on of another. So it happened that the
• - . ...a of ' , ranee came' to look upon 'llllO as not
• I , !1,,,r.':, but a martyr, until one day the World
• .-
I ‘4 . i1:1 at taztAnent that he had become a tier
' • • ' : tla• g',liverntnent to which he had so long
' • . -1e:1 , 113:4'4e. We were not of those, who cried
••' . - loil I.tam:ns an . epostate when he accepted the
.- _ .. ..., 1 , 4 Aftterlca. -We saw how easily an hotter
.:',. • ••• . L•heral Attlght persuade himself vial It WiLY .
! • • rar'lt to take honest employment at the hones
-", 7:: ~ • 0.... m. e•-peelally the employthent •of "repre
• - • Vl' ,I; rrance to a free &tun try•like the United
. • . ; ..-.•:liere there was certain Lobs no w.easton for
_. • . •••• ':lords;ittirtgoes of European tklidottote3-,
• . , :,ten hoar t lb:, frauds of the pietist-hum had
- :. ••••1 upoa naatc of the less advanced Liberais,
, i 1,.,d , • Ila.1111)11iil•V 111.!1.1. Napoleon ism was now
1 . ,•;,:,..I fastnutlon to which -they had only to
,: , veil as they could. ,We lamented that
• ' •• . ..:-l'ar l• rl t-, - ;ts' lost for the - iltne to the MUCK!
I.!• . 1) . 11,!: •,!) lohliantly supPerted; but we wrl
- ,' , '."- . Ir , o'h. Ahterira asst ttue;Atearted friend of
-,:_., , 'l , atel.-1 I:qt.:1.1 - 0f ettr country. • .
'''. i t , ie .i . vreil - i. cots whic!l has so suddenly talcen
~- . ..r.,:., . mBl l %as- no explanation loader. Our
" :!, , ,,;1,-.llts iflataralle turn to those orphaned
• ,olrell ;ot irlrl to the fir:.ush of.womannool, a,
.tr t•ist ;..1.1 .. r ‘,.01.2101., apprei to the horrors of the
i••••itik
• ,-,,. 2 .• iy---to• wh;lte. la the nth st of the gayety of a
t ~.i, h ~ I d. i .,iki, wilfri :tie, elitc-I. the telegraph yesterday
:
• arrled 1 .re niesitatte that they were fatherless xi ran
.. •rs in a s'lrAlltoi•-iand. tiod • only c an know 01 the
•
reuse sull..ring whiehntost have so wracked that
.. ,, ' , iiit••lletit as tie thicc a trtrrotAo the most cruel
•• al! fir,',...it5....: ilZiiiiiSt his iiiispillm. - mai a man of
: ~... ,•• .. P 1 the taost cowardly of ail artmes. That
; I •terott- l'aradot wtts .Ins , tne till .I 'lle 4 lay night
: ••• I:- I . alt Ist• little 4111)17/ d. If ite , was a man or scied- .
.., 111-111al ea I VON , St , ‘AV orgalliZ.tiit.itl i there went'.
• •••••••.s rapttgit tit oYerthraw ids rt•ttson. We haw.
~.. i . '.thin that theta's , . political lerAtion in wi t teti..
• ••• r elaced wits _the Oiler of them all. .When lie
1. r „„ 1 ., t hero Acq.:, iv: expeelei tun of war, tool to
- •,,. ; _.„; aaci t. ; it wouici he easy for !Ann to fulfill all
" .• 1-:t '.....0r 1ii.,,c11i,.-P wltt.eut Violence to his noill.
- • - .11 v't e•ions. , When he 1.111/le , tin Nem_ 1 - ork, he
' ' ' - t Napt.gertzteom mi tle•I to the most atrocious of
:„ ... , I „ ~
1 ,..,, war s,and.' bent uptin celifolidii- ,
' ~,, , I.wicitl.iiii let. the Sacrifice tit tens of thou
'i let .. , s nth{ trililions (If tritashri.. flow could
' 7 '; '. '•• • ' oat, frith .\l, Prevost-Pa:n(l , ll's polllietti
.•!•••:,t..• .. 4 ,r;.51,1 . 5.ech swot, a.v he would have to
'• A'...•1i..1. inutile Capacity'? lion - routine resign
."
•' .. I, .1i;t• wit !tout alining a -deadly blow . . at bis
!. ~., .. • •, 1„-„ 7 .,„;.;,,:allngto ali the worl,llltat France
—! 11,, , el ;art of her ou - o tortoni representa
' - '.'ltt,..r It:Ott - et! must have been hits reflections
.._'.n.... . 1•1,.,. wler wit lelLatter so many`years of good
- .1,.: .. -- , ~n. -... lien had lel hint at last tato the
'1 -• , - . “f I''rattp-. If he Mut been a place-li tinter,
'. ' '-'.' l, ---;or even a little bit of a fool, he Might
• ''. ;'' 11 •.:: , il 1 , i.t0 'the whirl-of Wa*.hingtint life,
; '•
-, •s to Ills otyn situation, and enjoyed him
,,, its whole very Weltindeed. Beingineither
' - ... 1 ' .- t':: ,, • , lA., telson wavered. and, when, other .
•..• , • ,-:, el 11,11 etteric to piece".
I -
I 1 1 ,, rely pl , nVe a great misfortane to us. wilt
•'•-11. fo I to,hefol , 'rance. ' Indite conflict, now
.yo sli.S.tt be florc or lett. interested, and
' •:, , , •'.l , ' r that' olar.reLatlates with the combatants
.'" .. ' ' - •Nei.very delicate. it wOuld have been a
• " ' •• it; • ,.:1 ' ,1i0 . ,, to teCto deal alth'w-mltalster whose
1.-.0 •AyiiO well approved, and. ittirste aPPre
,•''' ' ~r • ,- .r.tilnetPles, 'knowledge 01. bur institit
;,','.', '• 1 qllititart ty, with our innituagetted *nodes
• , , 1,..:11., .. - .;re'tle.,irlpietei . ."
•'.''' ' .
1•. ' ' •
. IRI 312'N ii: fortlidr says: . . , - --, - • •
~.
~ :r •i , - ..1. lircvolt-Paratint has 'OOOO libi-itft
-,..,..,,:'-" i -.. nvlevoaitv and frag i calty—we ma p. , .1 ••••,.. K.:1,1W.. froth lettera: written' : br;tirawir
~,.. ..-.. ~,o. ti. this countr" during- the last
,!;.r ..e . iii....1 'that he enteied,tmors *Mei.. .1 life On
. 1 .,,
..,. 1 .:illk , ••t r itli groat reldrUnce...-- It Was aster
1 • ¶ h•• ~,,',,; fling of the present tear that the,
:!.,,,,`
.:.•-, •, -t, t fa the brilliant' Jour .;•ftftiv-stbo bad
4 -; :, - igl , - , :l known as anadrersitrY ethic Clite si
' ii,,, t t,: '''' l - hli' dynssty-'arid', peltealell . - be
-.strept 1 41eLomatie post cadet LlOClovesse=
~~~:.~
went, expressing's desire that he should enter the
-pi bile service,,advising him that he need 'not, coot
o.nfse his palitlisd sword. and. tiamarfitif burn that
lie tt he Emperor/had deterlaitted to out such
liberal and .patliamentary ettanges in the Ftetteh
Government as would best Vrattil JteldiEMOlS of
the ideasof Varadol. The hitter asked time for
the eonsideratioe,of the propoidtion. -and subse
quently, titter sergral Interviews with the Empettw.
ft Was agreed that be should, aiscept the' mlalb
Washington after the • plebtscitsua... The Eamon r
was gratified with the areetrtsuce. looking on it as a
step in the way of concillati ng one of the opposition
parties in France which include* , in its ranks no
squill proportion of the/RU.ll6;cl and genius of the
country. Besides his objections as an Orleantst to
entering the Imperial service, DC Prevost-Pared:4
felt averse to severing his literary and jourualistic
assoelat ions ln Paths, add assnialog - a puldlc career
in tveountrY Which, though he admired it-political
ly vrai hi LIM new and strange.. In cormtpondtng
with rote or two of his Milt:taste friends here., he lo
quired closely about matters of cite and experiemtv,
fen gratified at receiving assurances .of wel
come and the opportunity of succe-vs. On errivirug
here a few .days ago, he sac not only startled to
learn that France plunged into war, but he was'
very apple:l4unit) . einem!l by the coasqueut chauge
In his own duties, relations, and prospects.
MIMI
MEE
This is ti which can be studied Ly
on prutninent publiOnen, how danwetous it
is to 'the•' reputation :to:sacrifice or even
smother for a time ific clieriShed principles
th blandishment:4 of power?
. .
,tr trr (.:9N EA-Tit:ll.,
, A ,• - myrn don of delegate% front the 'several coon
:les'of the State of Pertritiylvailia. of 11112 ii per,,ons ,
only us are favorablei to the movement to secure
minority representation, will be held. int•tb6 City of
Reading. on Wednesday, the :Ist tiny of August
next, at II o'clock . , A. i
Toe oanveationwill consist of tiro delegates for
each reprieptaUre to the lower Wiese of the State -
Legislature, pro - witting that each county &hall he
represented by at least one deteg•ite. Ityltiriler of
the committee. 'tour., tutireina. '
.1. W. Wthin, , eerrtary,
ALLENrows, PA., July 17, t• 73 - s
To Tfic IlErmamt:ANs 01' :
In calling . the attention of the Itp,pumienni vl
pennsylvania ti, the Ciinveittion to meet at the
eity of Reading on the 31st of Ait—ust hest. we
desire to tlyt consideration;
concerning its partio,e:-;: . .
The IlepubliCans of Teas: sylVaitia
in comities in which - they are in the nurtorit:.
numbervoters, more" than one-third 'of
what,tha
large atl'variz.• I material interests
. r.. , pliringtlie yam and . pr•Ac.•tiiiii afford^l Ivy
w;se molsal Mary. laws.
'That these people are wholly exclude l front,
rirtleipation in the management and oalt rot t,4
their respective cottnly goveriuMmts, does hoar
-in the least ,estramo their devotion to
Ilepnldia
can principles, or eat: them alrite. their ef
forts in behalf of suce,m; the Republican
party. - .They have, jua eaut4, - or. c.nopLrior.
.however, in the fart thati wtel.t. their political
brethren are:and for mny' veam have been in,
:15e:211:4 , m.y in tile 'State Le . ..tislaturc, they
are ti rely n re; iresented. and by an unjust rate
established a Republican m :jority, they :ire
continually subjected to. huja-t nu 1 oppresSivt?;
laws, while the/ are licr4i.tently.iienicsi 1
legislation as thlkir material interests require.
That so large a botly,Of the' evle should find
-themselves ifilrit;:re.,ent el in the la tv-Malcing.i
powiir is evident... tit* a tien‘etici: finninnientayi
org:Mization. A ltcpublicall or - Pe/Mier:lnc -
form of go% erntriont inti--1 of
anil to fulfill the, requirements of x
rg,vresviitativeilgoverninent it should'
reinwa that alt!-the people, as nearly- as:pra-li
cally can be ; ,thould have a 'voice in the imact
,lneat of the lags which govern them: - 'lf the
- got - eminent is so shaped that a majority of the
people - only are to be represented, then itratutot
he a free and Republic:in State,. but o
despotism of one portion of the people over the
other.. Such a government is despotic in prin
ciple as %Veil as' in practice, for it eau be of very
hice.eonsequenee to the minorities whether the
Laws which govern theneare mode by a particu
lar of men or by a single potentate, the
in;noritieS. who are exeluded from all - yoke : Or
hearing in the law-making branch of the gOv
ern merit, bearing about the sante relation to the
11l as - de. subjeets'-tO an 813-401ute mon
archy.
According to the. mode of representation as•
e•dablished by the .Consfitation and 'laws pf-
Venus:Ovoid:l, more than one-third of her
\ - ,Alog and tax-paying citizens :ire excluded
front:allV voice or power, in thedatv,making
tie
partinent of the State, and ate same reannek
nolil true as to the general government.
We most re , pectfullyMni .itainestly present
this subject to the candid and.considerateMten
(ion of the voters of Pennsylvaitht, confidently
relying on their intelligence andsense of Instice
, foe a reform in a" matter' so Vitil to the Welfare
and prosperity. of the whole. people and 'die
safety and perpetuity of the government.
It is gratifying to observe thit this movement
;s not without preeedenti in our.owe country;
for the people of .111inobi . have quite. recently.
:Intended the organic laWs: of the State so that
minorities wilt hereafter bq fairly rep:421,6161d,
not only in 'the State Leg4skture, but also( in all
'corporations authorized hydite. In other'States
the question has been faYorably entertained,
. and eVeit in some of the EuroPean. Govern
ments it hi-discussed bye the people, and. fit - one
instamt•, partially adopted, while learned
writers vtcrywhere have conitnetultd it to
public attention. - lt; -
In city; ofLthis subjeet, and heettu.se Ure3,lle-.
publican minorities care sulfered . LiMi and
intich for want of a proper and equal. represen
tation, the members of the Ilepub4car6State
Central - CoMinittee. held . a meeting, tat the City-.
of 'Philadelphia on, the 13th inst., when it was
resolved that a State Ctinvention of delegates
from minority Counties be held at
. the City of
Healing, on •WednesdaY, the „aist day Of Au
gust next, with the view of concerting Meas
ure% to secure representations for minorities in
all matters wherein they are interested, and
consider other.matters interesting' to minority
colt ntlei,. .;
It is firmly believed that if the people of:
l'entn•ylvania were more generally and eqeal ly
represented in cue State Legislature, that the
eharacter of legislation -withl be vastly, im
proved, while the danger of coreuption
be very materially lessened if not altogether
avoided.. I
The minority - distriebi of Vennsylvaiiin .are .
most earnestly enjeined to send able and info-
ential representatives to the Cenvention. which
will meet at the City. of Reading, while all the
other counties in the States tire also requested
to send delegates to assist,in the objects of the
convention du to.cordatree with the 'resolution
passed at the meeting of the Committee. t
J Motte Chairimm.
r i Ilentown, July 17, IS7e.
—The ladies of Peoria Illinois, are op >o
to" female suffrage.' They haveyksolved
"That woman's sphere of duty is distinct
from man's, and IS well 'defined ;:and that,
as going to the polls forms no part it, ‘‘ , 4
strenuously appose this movement as an in . -,
vasion of our right not to-do man's worlz.'',
.(sciternl !toffees. •• • . •
•
31 cents R Pne first Itisertl9,l3 each subsequent insertlen
13 cents aline.
I)B.:.I,VIVTAR 4 S 1.18.1$A18:%0F 3 11V1LD CHEIT.DT ;8 "a
combination and a form. indeed" for healing and
curing disease-. of the throat, lungs and chest.. It
cares a cough by cleansing the lungs, and allaying
irritation ; thus removing the cause, instead of dry
ing up the cough and leaving the disease behind.
+NT -
Pawr - ri n.s:r 'Won AN'S?: K—,
well li.IIOtiVIII lii Our fashionable society, for her dis
tingue appenninee and hattitifal comidexion; was
once a sallow, rough-9:in nett girl:chagrined - at her
red. freckled face. She pitched into Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm, and is now as pretty in complexion as
she is charming in manners. This article overcomes
freckles, tan,ttalidwness. moth-patches, ring-marks,
etc., and makes oitc look "ten years younger than
they arci MagtlollB Balm for a transparent com
plexion and ILyon's • Kathalrbn to make the hair
plentif6l,luxtirlant, soft and delicate, have no rivals.
the Kathairompreytendikthaltair from.turning gray,
eradicates dandruff arid is the best and el/canes!
dressing In the wor ld. . 93 it
Zhe _lSoctf
POTTSTILLE, JULI 1570:
The rinantity sent by Railroad this week is
4,72.1; by Can 4 3,534; for the week, 25,`2.59
onts, agaiiist.l44,9:ts'S for the' correspmtding - week
Lest year. .
, .
The : -diminished supply ,frum Schuylkill
Couilty since the increa.o of tolls, has caused
wimp increased demand and a little advance in
price forlsrimoStilS, but not sufillicht to over
come the ditliirenco in tells,.&c., and the rates
at which call ix soiling; at New . York.
. Tt the Inquiries frown - abroad, we will stittiti
that a eonvention of detel4stes from the
A. for Schuylkill Comity, has been in session:
in - Pottsvitle for two days, and had not adjourned
yesterday when this article was written.. We
may learn *hat they have dorie befbre our
halter goes to press. ,Ittit this much we van
say, that the large urAss . or men are determined
to go to.work whether the anion o'c the Conven
tion is favorable Or .not. • In several - instnees
'tiny liav r e, proposed to. go to Work on the ,epeia.
tors trier:, with b'at little. modiliedion.....a
c'up!o of collieries. were to start yekterday in
the uPperond of tho,3.labrinoy Region on terms
agreed upon, and welearri that on Afnutlay.fonr
or live collieries will start, whether the County
Conve'rttioltr sanction it or net, lm ruiriy
districts; and partieulArlytunong the . Germarts,
they refuse to pay the du o s any longer, and if
there is any-interfereneo with them, they will
breAlt „„Off from the organization alt . nether.4-
This-UAW feeling , or Lir lei we can learn, and if
:ttio'eonvnoticrntki not decide to go to work on
onday iinct;::tbey will ;without, , clonbl, be 41
at work before, 'wither wtok passes over.
' *hen Stlanylkill County ' gars t.) work, and
is fully, •tintior. way, we 'em send to market
weekly,l4o,ooo tons of c.ial: it is said that the
men-arc.nearly all, working elsiwinire i n coal
mines. Thls ismot correet--many arc at' work
at what they can get, but as soon &S our collier
ies are started, they will' all flock hottrei-and
their return will not materially effect the shi - V,
men ts of the othe.rregions. ITO prove thiaugaince
atour tabular statement shows that frOiit only
two or three regious out Of Schuylkill County
is there any material . increase over the supply •
for tha earresponding . weak List year, when.
Schuylkill County was Intuit blast. This week
the shipments from Schuylkill and Shamokin .
South is only 23456 tone squinst 1068 tons:
far the corregionding week 'year. The av
eragb shipments last year for the balance of the
Season was 350,030 tons, including Cuttsbeiland
Bltturnineas Coal 7 . Whezt, faily'under*ay we
ecru ship this year 1100,000 tow weekly: .
We will now show the terribie - elrect on Imhof
in Soistkilkill County tutaibedestrietion to hit.
interests by . the suspension, which ;has been
• continued over. Chive. months owing fethelY, td
th!i_egWardlYeild .attipla ' dna of %be wept , :
toottt leaders of Ilte W. . IL _ BP firito*V*,.
i Fat
lost 759,831110ns conlialrei.: ~ith 11 4 illak-:' - 't ''• s ''
Tae Lehigh Villoy 0404 ' _ . •• 1 , ..92i*rtl .Tons.
ldryomingltvransi whoa, - OM= '--- ,*•::
,'.;,:,, • a€ 44. iiiiikiC . ,"-;1::-.:::;1* ' -' _: -::'',14.1 , '''..
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THE MINERS' JOURN/sa , , --- 7POTTSV' 1 - 41, SCR9L
; ' - 4
Of this gain Schuylkill County, if at wadi ;
avonld have produced it least4oo,ooo tons sr*
ndded to tho hiss of 759;6:13 tons, would mails
our liras by the Suspension': 1,159,633 tons.. she.
loss to labor at 111 75 per ton would exceed.
!IWO 31tL1A103.( OF DOLLARS, and the other
tosses to the ootnity would...exceed another lin,
hen of dollars,'Making the loss so tar THR#P
MILLIONIS OF' DOLLARS, • of which the pee.'
Pie have been robbed by cowardice and stupid
-I.fail there bZ , ezr any prospects of making
up this foss MIS year; like other years, there
Might hare been' some! exell4e . for the
Ipidera 1. but any person. , who'. hal one
business idea in his brain, must have
linnwn from -!the statt, of - the business
dr the county and the state „of the trade, that
*hat was lost by the suspension this year; in
Schuylkill Connty, • without a corresponding
suspension in Member t;ounties, must fall On
tie - labor of gehttylkill County and could no(bo
amide up, and_ therefore must boa hits' lossk--
Tbet'e is not One redeeming trait in the manage
:
Mont of the W. B -1. for the last three months
oh the part of - those who have conductedlt in
Ceunty—whilo it exhibits thetrif?lt •
unparalleled outrarm on the rights of the tho
sa.nds who desired to work, and a wanton de
struction Of. investments and the rights of prop
erty, that was never permitted in any country OIL
the cit of the grobe, and which,. we ficlieV,e,
'will never be permitted here asain under any
eireiitastar.ce.;. There, is a spirit among ail
classes of hourst'Und 'fair-minded men, miners
and laborers as Widl• as business men, who will
never submit to such an outraqie nn
. the rights
of a,thers.apin, whichovim.Rdiies break forth,
kill Los likt: the rash of.our patriots in the 10-
bettion, and w::1; send the few- guilty parties,
tcli have so far. o.u.r illol it here, le)wiing
throm,:liout t h e land.
i'ittston
• Coal im pi 'New Yuri:.
; Lel2i h, $.7 :$ l .;
rt 7.1:.
G 23
;n'r.~: . inrw ~.:
- C
iti It
..... , 115,.‘11 - . 1,71.9,17.11:
pldi • If: nnl 11, , 11.4; 3t 1.:;41 d 1:21. , d9
1.111 E ItS:11 62.14. 1.71103 I f,N7 7rEl
L rn 11 Nth' N. 074 142 Irds)L
L. lirn.4 :10,07.1 2 7 . 10,1 • 1144 9 71 : R.T t l
I. NW: H. It I 29.911.1. 11. L On
Sr7.ht frt.",l7.t; .11,534' tri7,324 ,
do Nth I *ar7,m V...1,.1,A • I 71.54 i:
7-1,;1*
d.I Canal;;7,7ttt 4 lit
CAL. . , - 77 • 572,hri: z,fo .74, ,722,(144
it I:L. t Tom:i 1-4.957
Wrlornin;.;
Wyddl.:11:; - Ii '
, 1:7.:14Ii 16,2 IF 19t,51 I,
321. 1..
• 6,(111.9.
:i..114! - ' 2.1.4 , t'
34117 1 I 140,1,c1 13.19 g
— 1.1 , 1. - : f 1... - .11 111.17 a . -.10 , .:f r)
2,:t . ,.:1 , 3•.17). 70,1.9.1
oht
'Fr•var:n9 V .
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•
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' i 7,::;.4.!, •i• 11.1.10' i
GAil Itlpil6 i ..
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Riiiii r it, 44,v i I ! • .1 4
R road Top-, 4. ','
9 .cra , • igs.ti"... 0 1
. ,w, 1i4,4'2 ,4 •4 21.,9!)..
II .t Oil: 11. Top ...._'.
i 19:2441' 477 4 749 1 , i,T41 i 130 1 ; 'd • 51.711
Coes it 0 C.. n.. ' 1 4..2! ! • 7.13,805: 1335 , M 211 4 50 i d i; , 1•41
i-- ---ii.
I 30001 43,:i1-1' • I
j • 4= .31 I : Simurri
' 7.145,4%5. ,
...
1 ' 44,1371
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TotallaN kind; :t•11..i.k.i. ' 7,141,410
T. 3111
•
MEE
~ .=.~~~.
The shipments of Anthracite• for the weelii
arc L.!.ii 3 Ott'. against '324,097 tons for Ilia eorre-:!
sismiling week last year. The whole shipmentii
for ilse Week, including BituminonS coal.
atiainst 374,566 tons for the cotresponding
week last year. So far the increase in the sup
ply of Anthracite; to' same fleriod last year
1,05,0(17 tons.' The decrease, in the, supply 61!.
Seini=Afithracite is:1,880, and Bitittpitions
134 tons, Making the whole increase-so fir over
last year• 003,741 tons. Bituminous end is;
cheaper this year thhn last, and still the suliPly;
is tailing off, which shows that the demand for
coal i 5 not very brisk, with more than three
.of the trade from Schuylkill County;
suspended. 'Had the Nova Scotia Interests
sueeeedectin removing the duty of tit fri gall;
oP - foreign coal, the Bitiaminotis trade. of the:
cAuntiy would have been ahnoat totaliy anni
-Minted.
The next Scranton Auction Sale will take
place heft Wednesday in Now York. Schno
anticipate a eonslderable adVance. AN'e.. doubt
it, becatise if those iivho Ptirehdse at an advance .
will' be caught' unless they can back - out,—
Whether . there Ia an advance or not, the, men
will he at work here lbng before that coal will
be. delivered, and
. ;ks, soon as they do, go to
work the tolls will go,down, as our transport
ing companieS are ;determined to have their
proporpon of the trade again, 'and then prices
down.also, In spite 40 the speculator,,
who-areirying to run up the rates at the snip.
LATER.
ti:nee the'atxme was written we Lave reeciA ai
'the following resolußonsi w ' bieh were adopted
by.,t Ile W. B. A.. eanyentiott : ' •
• Porrsvna.n. Jnty 22, NW.
(,rx;il red, That -we the merribers of the W. B. A.,
do offer to our cmptoyers of Schuylkill County to
start on the basis f,SiZt, when "oat Is worth SI per
tcu in Port t
Rl'VJfr , (l, .That when cast bringX 12, we demand
per evol. of nn aAvance ; St s(—tti , r i percent. kf
an tetrance; S';'7.l-21tti Per cent. of an tidy: nee;
0 0 --33 per rent. of rat advance, •
R, , ,i're.a„ That when • cord falls below. the basis of
I-0, say 75, we areept redaction or per eent.;
iS2SO-16 1 - . ; per cent.; 'St :i5 , --111% per cent.;
per eeut, and nothing lower,
Re,otced, That any tntners working on contract
after they start, earn; over Shia per month, he re
(hired la percent.; $1.:5 and overn) percent.: SISI
and over—.3o per ccn 1.. SOY) per., mouth, If there be
aoy—ki per cent.
•
nosolerd, -That the al ince fignrcs: betaken from the
six grades of coat, pea 1.6a1 not included.
,Kcodred, That these remAutiona is' handed to F.
h. ,wen, Esq., President of Heading itailmad
! JOHN SSiNE.V. President.
Connote, ,
WC have also 'refine p1f141.411 fitc;
l'ot tow ing eat!, :
• N oriel.: • •
A meeting of the wh6fe Goal Trade will he held at
'the Itnard of.Tratit? Rooms on Monday, Jury .7.th, at
I o'clock P. ' • - •
t WILLIAM KENDMCK, President.
11 i above propo4on =deity the...leaders—it
'was not made by tltmnien, because a few lead
ers, and the friends of the leri.lers in all the
Cotincils give tha instruetioms—is the most out
... •
- rageous
. proitosltion 'yet made; it is much .
worse than the basis Of ISM), and it could only
be Cencocted by those who are determined to
keep the men from going to work', - - unless they
will-agree to give the loafers a part of their bun
est-earned wages 'to support them: in idleness;
or (hell are paid for thf'ir steitiecs to keep (he men
fe,in !piny - (0 zr . ork, for Bid benefit'q Wiser Re
gions. :Co person cam come to any other can
t-hi...len, b, , eause it was done while the 111:1•48 of
the men, who .13 not go to Weir ipueting-a, are
clamoring to go to work, and aro Willing to ae;
ceps the Operators basis: - and yesterday two col
lieries started in the
. lalranoy Region on the
Operators basis, and the men hare left the W.
Three or four more; Wlll !Anal to-day
or Mondayi- and riglkin the face of these pro
ceedings„ Several other meetings of "Black
legs" as they arc called, who are determined to,
go .to work. have been held, and they are deter;-,
mined to go -to work, and if the leaders throw
any obstacles ha the Way, they will -withdraw
from the - W. B. A.. in a . body. This is the right
spirit—step the supplies by refusing to pay the
dues any loner, or withdraw ; and let those
who are using the leaders pay them, and, not
tpose . whom they are so shamefully deceiving.
inurnocr Of the men. who are werkingin
the Miter Regions are rciprning. They aro
anti Bel that they can do. bette at the
Operators' basis, than abroad, A ile here
can live with their families and friends.
The Anthracite Beard of Trade has called a
meeting for Monday. ; Of course, they cannot
accept the ahote propesition, and' the leaders,
knew . that they would no'r rind '-not accept it t
wken d i ttos -concoctcd, they wore to accept
we wouid adviSe them :.not to look an holiest
luau in . oo_face, after standing, idle for four.or
five motiths,i-it would be an puiruge upon the
whole ti de, upon tholiegion, and upon the
1 kr,; !At. portion of ritluori and laborert, bo.iattso
I; continue them in ills power of the lii
tieys
.or Sweeney., Corbetts and others, men.
who left their country for their country's good,
end before theyaro scarcely warm in this coun
try, by deliberate lying, withholding informa
tion from the men, and through intimidation are
robbing the honest working inert to fill their
poekets, and keep thein in idleness and play the
gentlemen andbreed diScard,,without working
themselves: :
We therefore eny. reJoCt it ttnanimotisly;;Anii,
appeal to the men to go to Work„ and if any of
there leaders'attempt to molest them, the
plc wql apply to the proper authoritiw, antlhavo
the C4pnty; put tinder Martial Law, to protect
the hairiest :portion in their rights, and hang
eccry-,nisercant and political 'Demagogue that
dares attempt CO molest any Man whocitooses to
work. :This. ought to . have bean dono long ago,
if the pioperspirit had beau evinced. The Conn
ty has been diagrami Long enough by a. few de
signing batten( and who call them
selves/rice/is of the wokkinguten.
W.E !earn from-the Lehigh Region that _there I
ire four collieries working on, the eight-hone I
systeini with a. gorrespOnding reduction of 33
'Per cent on wages, with 'the nnehnirlending thilt
if the others do not wor4. eight hours that tiioij
can resume the ten houi 4 sogain. I
1:n the l AT ilkeelocirre I "[logien . wicrsrSL - 4* . ,1
working thelight-hdur system, end seven&
stopped, but "we-were itiarrited,
that the collier* were at, work cut
. 1 0 4 . 4 ein- Oda. jeith:oviii • "or: ;two eicepßowei
where the eighvhciar teethittste do
with the difilettlty., ,; •
• - /i3 at* 4 .ttefrikit
delphta Clain cotes neNifookii4. pillory, the
Woe eit*lborritif# 'Ai** etekt. hOare.
WertAtirtierikOWia`4lloV:-pr-ha*Mag losOid
airlsetheicliity , :barite* to work :tdire.:llems -
I kelei - to- think sheet"
Makwilei ,- Wiolikt"sgreeWientr thrwiesired -an heiAtir***iditerii-le - hrOp !OPtOittriiki.irijth
•
.• , -
"OIL num IT .
aiustwo /JO 4 Mil
3114 - .
ousaati sat try Illatta =til ' asodi Canal bra* "lacteal'.
in* Thunda7
. aatzspaux emus. •
PothrAie.—
'to,M . of
A poi
ritt — Tatuttia. • '2,113 d"'
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cbil l t 3 . .;
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::2 091
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1,14. W. IS'
Teeid ror 'Week—
Prirt Ip ttas
- • !,cartlkul, comr ,1141iltOADS 11570.
lw the Frantlty tram - 4,271M last. wet.: '
- Total.
.t S. It- P. It ' 'Tviv....falG
S.llll "4 4,9 is
:AL —.; :5,111
i",rt`lrrY. 91 04
ot 00.
C0.11;21,1DE—1576.
•
VALLET ezizetO to. '
tlllilifty went went by Leh tzth Valley Raltroad for lac w
entail wti Cald Akr t.e yt.tz;
'ToTAL.
' 1..041 I :44.ciP
Hazleton ; uti,
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Mahal:KA: ... .. ..... Lin{ 1 .1.1:.434 , _
Mandl' Oh anl: ".1
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f•Efilial COIL ANIPNAVIV(TION conrAmr.
.
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ill.. tdlosinz Is the qr.aldits: df coal ti:"..rr.portPd by trat
Goal ud ilincovl of th.,.ldthigh I Mil auall Say. Co.. for tl.p
week trotlng o. r:utunfit) - 4,..reraryg Ist: - . - •
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DEdIiVAI:I: .1111:DSON COXITANT'S C'OAL 'I OADE.
'no ~1:,,n la: N a ~ .trrUiPl•tvf coat Ir:import el by ILe
• 1 1 1 , 1avellar +1,4 nu hon C.tillt: Co., r, rl;tr- a 00: elll7nit
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To thl t ra.l.. 114•4•4'rGn 441" ear lolid: , ,
Wilkr,tvtrre and 1 . .a.4. ,, i1 \V Ash. ...... .................!'i :11.4 ,7 hl
in ken , . 4 :4114•y• :Gni A• 11 • 4 4 5 ~.
5hrar.0.94144 V:1111.. Dr )1,... , 1.1,11 A n'ii. , . G (JJ.
, .
Z.I. rio•v y aroT . ft 4 41 A+ll Z.- 4.4d0 .
rota
rn - .1 ror wharf. :a to 7;xvits..., w4ittitlot.to.
11%• reallt to con4ultievo . '...' . 7 IEtS 7 50
, _, .-._ ..........
C ,,, z ,-0 ;(',.....k .41 . 141 Vurnherlaall Cdul .4: 0. h. at
1.44 . tr0t P"iitt for sill...wing 4 774;;;" ::„ in
•
aut.:tt
L'arni.erland. ccarg❑. f, F.I
,
•,, • -• , L. . Sir. li•r. , •
•Fig••:•,. Stn. Cll,l
Lael,...twantia. Woh'ken_Bl 85 '6.1 IS 44 n2:; . 1.5 25 r. tri *4 71 I
Wilk. :i.irre, Ilohoken_. - . 17. i , 471 4 SI. 'II 00 ~..1 21 .4 to
di/ . 1 i.c.iew York• 405 -•.4 5.1 '5 01 . 0:11
...-• :.1( .4.. 80
grrariMil, Eltzabethport 4 :Cl' 41a 4co • 4 rri : 531 . •
4 50
Pittston' Newburgh 4to ,-1 lir 470 4s 1 .5 to 450
lA-lei:l4r. Johnaon 55u 523 '5 21 5 25. 550 473
1, 1 11811, E.:izAtk - 11,1porl 3,50 525 s:i 5X37 s:t 17i
Ell.c.atielhoort and PL John:A(011037" Yorl:soelmts: nounik .
our ofeenta: NewliureL7o rev la . •
4 Via I,hiral . r:insigmee pays discharging. .
~ 1, c' PRICF.R. OF GAS COA 1..
P11 0 1"1.,/c181. Duty. II :5' , .Ixlcrtio.s.N.• 4
At Shlpoing polnta. , . - Gold. Delivered at N.Y. Ctirri , nev.
Block It vie • *1 75 „Weattnureland...,... ...... ...:..-li
olowrip..;.:- 175 lreapard, 850
Linzatl4....•_...- ........ -......, 1 73 'Newburg!, 0111.1 C5O
rirc1ney.3.........- .... .. -.-. 2 Et'; S A - et Fairmount 5i1k....-.. 823
Piet.iu...4 • 21V‘.1 , rtittantLintiA. . 1
Littletiroce Bay I C -
O irowelion Ga.........,...- 7 80
124 , dellnilin - 150 Slack folio 25 ii. !gleeful; lea, 1
Slack 7 1 5 cr.nt, to 81 18 .. , l' Rl/.IINIr/NO. Yl.
. ,(.Ineer lllll.Criborn..l R. 1
‘, f. o. b-• - ‘ i -, 525 1
Frolicil, to New York 113 irs-to M .13, Moo 2.5;v5 ...-1. .
_..
•' - • • . , COAL FREIGHTS:. - • •
. • -
.Pl. . . F. 11,.., - .Pt. Ulm
. F. 111131. blliril - . Ili - ricd !Jib i ve
r*.li'll. ' • 0 2 0 • 71 • t 1 90 ifartforil ' .I 50 I•to
5.,100r._......... ... I :S, 1 .11•Alidule-own I 2:4
Lynn _..- k _..._.._ 2 01 . 3 03.Allrank• . ' I 2 I'm
Caninridgenort,23 l l 210 New York I '3031 .24 ; :A
N,..wh or xp„ r t . _, 211 215 Jeraey City • al l
Port,imoptli . ...1 2Mr Baltimore ' .
41,,-.1 , 2:u. 101 18 . 8`,1411:.710%......1 In i:
Boll:one 2 in 1 Is: tilrtimovil I
Itanqor..s .2 CI. Sittromi . 2 No '•
vravith•Tre... 1 75
.40 411. .
“1,00 ..: . 15:. ) • oil'
Itriciol ..'' - 17. ° 45 Norfolk _.•. 1 1.3 • .
r , mtn.•kit 6, to. 10.1 4041clve.ilon . '. 7 3.: •
: New; "r%..... ..
'.. . 1 7:i - to 1/011111 , 1 , 01 . 1 2 , 41
• F.xll itivir ...... .. i5l 80 Dighton' 171 .1
T81..i11,11 , ....... ....- 251 ' 75 411lighliTn....- ..... '2. 115 211
1:08111/r)t• . . 221 T. 10 111r - annti.... • . _.. 2on
.
' I t., , 1,t-a I_ . . 200 1 CO Nantucket ..
2.q23
.
Anpanair, . . 2co Oulney Point- 2 ir; "-
illarLlorceod .. 250 200 1tnekti0rt........... 2 21- ' 11
• NatittivOt ..... -. • 9,1 1 4, 411P1`.51.1...7........ 1 7; ' 1
Ni•ii: 11,41brit.... 175 10 Wrymoolh - 2 111 .
: New London-. 175 • la Orient ' 175 . 1
• NorwieliA 1151 1 7'.' 10 Allenc Point.- I 77. . .
:Now Ilii , en ' 17'1 or }thug re.. 17. .
flrhizoor 1 M -.. ' :Cr Rath -..1 1.0 '
Norwell: ...'
.. .---1 70 . (O•Clia.rletown..._ 2 CO 1 .30
: -
• •
RATES OF TRANSPOIiTATION TO TIDE.
ST DRAM:V(I RAILROAD. • •
"4. . ; Vb.
'To r•ot nicht - non 1 1 - . 1 00 el CO t 00 r.. Otrr.
l'lilladetphto ........ '
210 10 210 "to • 2 10.2 10
Tlu r.ttr, frrca :•+•lotylkin Haven art. S C'entertx r ton rm.!,
and fr, nn,Tantn., on 7, And Vincgrocc I,2romta per !on hitcher.
A drnoictek or on cents a ton 10 allowed on 311 con! ablop
ed Sow?) f Caicr 1 len rr And East of New 11rutoxick. On
coal .shlppc 11er other potntit *drawback of i 0 cent*, per ton'
Le tqadeuntilfuriber notice. ,
' • FIA N(,ItTIT TIC2C9tSYLVACI4I 11/111.111)AD. •
'511u.r..1) Chnak to PhtLadelphla - r 10
irnion • k..u.L.r.y. N. I. CZN+IIII.• ASID MORELS t • 1,74:T1C4
,' • aiILIWAL , S, '.
To 11013..shethport. ' To nolbokt•th • •
L. V. R. ,M. - 81 'l'.. V. R.. R...- ...... ~.........., .81
• N. J. Ce4tra -- 1-12 MOrrit et. .I•.:sse.x..-.....-... 119
, 1 , i iIII•p: • 1 . 1 . L
it, rt haninz,...... -1
r.
Shipping & wha .
r • i n:- ".. .
-.
i".) "
roil Jnlingno —' ._ -2 Zi
To South
..„ ..
r f kmboy ..... _. ~,'......—.. ... .—.*P ,-. t, ... .—t...-...-2 15
From Peon Haven to .841 ,t. .abethirt ......... - 2 49
:i BY Limon ,9TAVIOcION emir:Axles itAm.tto.to.
-Pcnrina*en to Ph I lipmbnri.:.....,--- ' . r._.._._.: 9.:
Manch Chunk ' to PhlMl bunt • m
Mauch Chunk to Hobo ell and Port Johnscct..-.._._... 21n
#101111n.7.#u4 w hatfag , ____ e __ _
. ,
• .
•
, :!
... C.A...N.1.i..8.. . .
. - - - • • •
. p
• "(21'71'1.11:Mi. riarroaTinsr courasT. •
1 The fothrein; are .the rates of troll and free ht oh Alot
i'Jetnity Mil! Canal for the present. -.---,.. '.
• c
. 1 ~,, TO KEW .TOT-14
Fr.= .Pq Carloin. 31t. Carbon.. Eleh..ilaten: Pt. Clint(w.,
Toll .4 to -1 tea • -1 tr: • -1-f4l'
Pren.:ltt f , l 71 175 ' • t2o i -I 65
-i -
i ,-,.., .-• :2 Al ' ,-: 77 ! '-2 6.7. ,
!Dr0w , ...01:: on roof for New l'orti:ltntl ‘ felnfty .IO unto
.fier ton. f; f f I. 1 .
.
..,I
lTi PUILA.PitLII.IIA. , . ,
• 't .
From 11`ti t'nr!,,,,11. Mt. I.7.rrbert. Sch. nn-•. - en. .1 . . t 'ii itlun
Toll -nI 10 -; no - -; i 1 -1 , r)
Wright. ;! Da - ' u, Poi so
. „
7 •
•
Urea) At;.,Urh .... _ .............. _..
N • '• :tier Itom and ...... 7o-
Through th 7.16 r ........... ra
Through ti)
Br 1110F.1218 CANAL. '
To Npw ...... ..... a?
For r.•
T 0 T rt Friday m3rning. 23 last, hz , tsion.
X. Morris' Addition Owl the, Dewit t n puelita•o , dr
and 'vs:lophi. Tba finder will eaurer a favor by,
leaving it at the Post 4 Orride,, box 872. ;
•
July :1,r,70-30-It--141-It,
. _
OR 19A.LS.—A Two Hewed ("aids Re. with Foil
;
;lug +pp. Ras been u I for some time ; but is
tittle tile?worse Mr weer, - Enquire of
D. G. MA , lEWS, Coaehmaker. •
July 224 10—M1--‘lltf Coal street.
INSPECTOIt.' GEO. BROWN, otters
01 his; senices as Mine:lnspector and I i licpokt
on condiflon. Capacity atui'value of mines; also to
sell lands on commission. Otfice--Potti.vil le, Pa.
. July 23.'70 3 -e.m
PREENOUNT SZINLINABLY, :counts row N,
A PA.. for Young Men amt .:Bays. C1114.41(.31, Mathe
matical and Commercial. Tarenty.sevemtli sear will
c'mmcngeooTrEBD'Y, a. 144. Por
circulars:o4lll , a JOU:: W. LO:_11,
l' ziE • .6.11 rs Eft STLLP,I r torare exi.dlrm mi
der the tirm name of LiMILEii KOHL 1, is
thin day
_dissolved by 111311tUali COU.Setit.
Joan i•blaler atone, is a • , Wrized tn , settle all tms
iriiimat of I e ligte firnY. • liA MEI%
Juts' 2).!74—riii-m.--v - Nic JOI , : KOH txr.
MASON ;AND GEM PlttliT JAILS—The ht-st
°Mole dn the market, warranted to pret;..rve
nler arid fresh. toll stork on hand. and for
sale at Van' ChellpeStprietii. ANC, Flalier's Self-sent
ing Tin Cans, OW beat tin can in the markotcrequir.
I lag soitlei. Wholesale and retail, rely .rlicto at
L. V. Ti10.141.4n2itt4.
•
pausgarlNG NZT2I,IS&—Of Bras said Itivn•
with Porcelain lining, a largo stock. of ail sizes.
made strung and henry on the bottom that they sill
nut horn ;through, Also, long-handled spoons , for
prOservino„,and for into !cry, cheap by
•i" • L, THOUPW)N,
GIDER AND WINE MILLS—The Ter" beta
mannfacl ured—one man can make from 'lam to
threedirr u la of Cider per day, or from one bander&
to One ha nal and fifty gallons of wine per day: ,
'wlilla it t 4 silarws res ly. to makes Weber Or a
bucket orelder In a few minutes. For xaleelicap at
1 '
or e lder -1,. C. THONIPSONI4.' •
_.~.4~
SEEM
11 1 c Clrf
WEEKLY- YOR. TRY JorRNAL.I
Lk,' X A N 1171.1 A GEO .
piaci:or coup.‘Nit:,-,i•kpir.
-t • -1 Z 1 '-1 SO
in . tat/IV:11 CANAL.
Aburrtistairitte.-
MOTIOIL—The partneViteteththre ex ist !not
1 hetwden Daniel .1. Ftt stmt . " Deisplsitt.
ti mow se, tinder the dm nantrot .J. ILI d-rislir&
txte harpers:Os this dal-Opt/ 210. Mo.) dLssolved
rttutu eowat. 'lllols2oss wjil be elostiell
.49, Alps, gtc.,
PEOT ctIiALITY Md at LOWEST RATER:, Pout
TrlMOdliton-by Wiry RoPe. Mau PeePiktedit
nn
" _ ci W. OOP A SD.•
stmisiaguluratay New roric
'CViitii:O*34tail •
QOM!*mum& rulgass , COLLEGE,
- _ - SELEKSIEWEE.,PA. -
Om
l
Etizt-yesz begins Mr IIL
MO good amid., cenifortaklyfornislii
ed.Toomilro nebt. reel and ramming. per yoke;
Appty Ibr reptencesstßd eldahlagess
, WAL vorn.urach:gAi., !ipso.
joy 21,[104041 •
TS TES_COURT INP POMilto2[ P,14114.4uir
/ ectutintili Cutagli t i er _L, : , ,:, -.: '.
JtVtacirgaog expigi-- wuralik&g,.....-
Mini • ' i• -t:
!...
A .. 1, ',. o. 're• - ' - '..1::::: ~:1-..-.0 •,,;'-:
-z 4, 1 7- Vsi Yens* VW. -+ '!:•—:,j , v'", :, ._- - .. , diuf , -:::-.A , re
• - *Mr owesareisc.4 . ..gramlbuM
ta04116 01110 , it Osetion Illtok
be ai Ile.itet Cie bra,
10414
om , igmlot ; is
igh . - 11," e llzius ipa r
OM" '' ' , , ~2 . • ---
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. 1.
.i",
-z - . •:., - fi-1 , .... 4.':'7 , .-
_ . .
A/1:118 VP Brifflta SUBSORLIMR , a iitia7
I mport
OUW atinellroetel P.yealorr 00104 Wide •
eithbobse bared tildbe '; ?be owner A. reque 3 V D A
to moor tovirezd,,, prove y. pay' thoripos„ god
take bee *tray, we libe Ibe dlepueed Of secardlbs
.. taw, I ' I 'Mr. 11. LAWIULNICIC;
• hot carbOmaary 2r, 7, . • -. ; H
=II
~ z o to
.
OST.J-Clo.Fl . . . mak um,. li e t weon th , .
L lower end orelellay' l ' Hate s arid Lbre" Car
bon
Want
ant Book,entalit
tug several Want ' -
_creel . and Bills. of no' use to
ehY Person ehrep4ltto o er. The finder will plesee
send It to the *.*Loallt *Hee. Sebaeldll Haven,
e r
OP at Hannan a pty' Store, reensville. • i i
Jult-Zt 70 - 4 4-At ; : i , .....• I. ... .... i:...•
:= tl3
143 We= IS
1.719.= to' 2.,a1 td
.
MIIMEI
I'N THE COURT; O: • Auktoir PLEAS a
I Schuylkill Countyi i i
~-; t .-' .4 , 4...... t ' , i,
CATILLIRNE fratilr,4lll 211,1511 7 - A. e.'-.;.(7.. 1 '.
7
next friend, Liarrhoo - • ' k, , , ill June Terra, ICU,.
es- 1 ": 1 : .1 '' 'r AllaoSuttpcena 1,
.I.tors'O'lltyri.k. .• ~' l for ri Divorce. 1,
IS March Tera,,rjok:,t ~ , • L-,
To tihe mspondeat atrYcti shined .. .T4ittilte hereby
req'ttlarct to oppear at a enurit.at ',3.60e4.1ecut to.
:be held ht:PQn.vglei - tor•toe, roon .of Scßityiklll,
on the:Tina :Monday of Seltnuibse. next. to slurs*
ut
the coplrtlnt of thalthet iut in the shove stated
awe. : ' GEolgie ... , WYNKOOP Sherifr. i:.
Slferbrfiatllee, I,3thicill . r,;laly Z l / 4 ":0; *4l` . ,
TN THE CatOUH . IO,,V I
,LripitlON IW/tali of
1 seLoyitili ciairtty'.! ~, ~' ~.,.„ .
„ z ~..'
.Plitt..r.te 8ATE44.., - N ' 4 il.':-Z J (lase a Mil Ig:Ct. I
~
i'. , lllt.initvt.llA . - AN,, ' ' • , ',.. , (ltag Sribp.rna . for 8'
• :3 7 llaten Tern , 4 - 74. . - ii -3 7 , - Divorce. -1 ,
To the respondent obor :named: Ton are. hereby
mit:,l",tvd to appear at` eg rt of common Meas., to .
be Ixin. at Mt tsvnle. )r tl ' Vortoty, of SchuY/kih,.-
/ 41
on the fins Alcndoy f Segiteraber next ' ,to • answer
the ecirrip.sint or the Mel flint In - the above, 6tatedi
c1". , ,e. ,: .. Gt.,Tlqtaf C. wlosh: ,00p Sheriff. !x
Kterift-B.oflice. rat , vin , .lniS M. '7o—*-41 ..
'
, ,
1r
li T.IIE Coußg. 1, ,0024.151075r. pLEAs • 0! -
ISettny Mt tl, count-Y . .tt
.1.E..4,1rEn se.,,,w.t:Lita; by 1-.. r . 1 .14 dune Term, 1570,,:
. neat /rico.]: Itni.'l''t ung4 ' 1 . ' - - " , ::
.. r... ',l - 1...„ ',...lants'Subprena fir a
' t;r.,,::,,t:
.5t....x ,:r.,Tr. I .„' Divorce. '
4/7 lire. 'Tyrol., 1.54k4. { f' :.
' To the respondent: ol? , ,ve . pairfe td: on are beeeby
reclaim.] 10 appear ili i - .I'oll rt. of Coutntoit View, 'ro
b' held al...P.qb:vll)el (pr the C,ounty of treltayllcAll,
on the r/rit• 5 1 ,, od:ty.pf seilternber next. to answer
f.
the eotal,l-allit of' too ltbeN nt in no' above stated,
eie.e. , •' tiliOlu;F: ':!. WYNKOOP. slierrift
.3111 y :r1,::4—.:0. It E. i
MEM
011233
..
A CARD. -- wltukf.,4. okrertain it..B. Itx.vril.t.
t'o ~.f roW.vil..,4,,..jinsuranee, Age.ntei have!
ad e, rll.!ed I i.'7,l•V:toig,a* representing the 1.% Co,lf-,
ING I,lll EllNkUll-fi.NCEIOMPAP.: Y. OF 1111. 7 .NCY,,
1%,... 11,141. I. 11 0 111 . 3 . tik, pt hlic that such advertise-'.
meet 1,1 a lakr mid frandunent representation; and
that the salt' IL li. lIENTki kr. Co.. liaco no appoint-'
zuent er :tut hurl t y v(llatevelt: to t consort 'any buss
Tess ferNall Lye:nal:lg I' ro insurance Company
within the Unlit!. or -it my kin comity: .
dAcitil..A_ iIA „E'S, l:eneral.Agent,
~; 1
Jdly ~ . .7.t---it.l-2-..4-,—.top-2,t •
I I ,
4 • THE 11.1.1,1, • t INtiirriTTEl, ' . • ,
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•
I 4 jVi . '" . .. 7 ' "A N.' Nl ' i'.!7s ( l . , GA 41 . .1:,1iti' Cl' PA.
. 1 -- : 1
• .
Etmli , :i. la`--irtil. -•'.‘ - ie-tt t :di., Artist le and Cetrinter
c'al• L " . .. -al l"'i a•inttr4i,)te. :Twentieth Annual Ses
t-lret...Tlyron;:li,pte , Atr,th.i (or College:or ilinsince4.. ] l
' I , or eiretilars a,hir ••••,;! !!
,l•- '
~
I tr.v. (1.1 , .4.). 4 . :4111. .K it „ 1 ... NI.. l`rhielpal.-
' iZE Ei.):1;:‘,"1"..-; - 1Z0N11..1,,,, - 1.11.i g N,1 $.. - 1.-I.4yetirer, 3lanh,
I;.(auth, t ;v.'s; II u rt.( i,, &el Iron,e. dndge Ludlow,
meyei.s,. 1. rs l'e a. il. , M..rVver, M. Russel Mayer,
et... I . ' • 1 !I. .-.tuty . 2l, '76-....."..1-tf .. i
• <-.
..--.. -.-
...1 - ` "11 ELATIC-TIIir•Ft)LI,OWI'Sti . i
'L i° . , f , t , MINING - MACHI N ERY.
r':l -,
, One nee Ten Leconintivetfultable for 4-Teetguage
ren(L : llas been n d for genceylngeonl and coal 1
dirt at the mines, attcf is itil geed outer. ' ' '
A b:0--in - n I lorizetintl POsuping Engine', 18-inch !
cytinder 1 feet :-..tridic~ with; gearing and bobs, and
t we lifts of pumps Lk Surds each, with 11-Inch plun
sker,, le feet stroke. and two lilts , of puinp4 1(1 yards'
one 18-inch, Ille other tit-inch, plunger, each 7
feet stroke. ' 1 1.. 1,
Also—One W indium 7thigl ne,l2-Inch cyll uder. 4-feet
etr,die, witha n
drum-Renting. d boilers complete.
Alro;rn•ur sets lireaker 311iehlnery.
Also--If l o,tbree-fen.,sibpe Wagons, heavily trotted
for four feet 'trued:. •4,,, , i •
Also- ! -One - 10 feet !Egn! and, Engine with tubular
boiler complete. ! 1 • !• 1 ' -- 'II , - ' .
The iliKiire altil'ilitleTV Afl.3 ' ecn in wry ice.!but is
In nee,itworking oillefr!i ; '.! ! .
. ' 4.340.!,W. .111 V YULE, Pottsville, Pa..
..Littl,',:i.—...•.,:tt . - 1 - •
bIezISIIC OF Tilt , ,
i;, 11' 1 . .• • i
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~
POTTSVILLE'. SIXNGERSUND I .
• , 1 ., , , . ~..
•• ~
flu MONDBY,i[Jit!y 25th. •.-
. - • ;:,-- . [ ,1,•! - .1'- • • •, 4 .
. . ... •
. i 4 , 1 . 1.1.1:
SCHUYLKILL CJItY AiRICULTURALPARK.
. ,
, ' • . 11
.I.,n , s' Cornet '.lla..id i will b r i In attendance, and re-,
fre.h meats of all k !dills kut tcfp' nit In the best style.
- --^n "of Kt, •Clal r;
=EMI
111=
. en=
g 1.... ___ ___, ivy". -_ .td Witt
po•ltive k appear At cacti n oti every entertain awnL
Doors open at 1 end ', - (14. M.l Perfo 'Mance at 2 and
SP. M. l'rlce of adni.mtilin liicente;-eltildren under
11,:t.tent:s. Exhibts rAtMIN - ‘IVI LIM,' moNnftiV,
Jl - 117 : :5111. At , PO riAV IL L ' ri.TESDA '1,, , JULY 31,
k t.
..fillf :ft. `lO--36.1.--141-.7f? - ''
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riE,LAVVAIL.E MITPO.A.Ti •
' .1-..1 1..T.P.C1 INSURANCE CO.,
• ()r . ) . %ILmistr. - A4N,ll:' PEL.J . iWARE,
IF:. '
: 1 JOHN' P. MeLEAR, Piezild0 li . .. . .
'
. ,•
Ml. i
M I . C
HI .
LD,
Secretary.
1111127e11WVICr:
I
N.. 1 %V. 94'/. .
NINTH ' . elL C. C'sTNI.J . f' STREETS.
. 1-'1111,21(..1 E" •:1"-kil[A.
..
' GEO. W.' STO.iE,,i ice President, Manager.
GEO.' F. TURNER, GenTAgen't &Attorney.
1
PURELY I'l ,'' .' LOW ILLTES,
11 ' •
• All Policies Non-forfeiting after One Annual pay
ment. Every accommodatiori Consiatent with saff.4
ty guar,inte , -d to Polley ignlthns. ' ' !. -'
Books containing. full infoation concerning thp
Lt
plans and rules of the Co.(sC
i re upon application
r!
. .
to th e Branch Ottice.
,i:( - , •
...tirods et an! rtt through4i (he ales of renaMgranic
• • and Scie Jeremy. .
( ItEritamccEs (by perinnalonli--Hon. E. W. Gilpin,
Chief Justice State of Defleivist e; Hon. Thos., F. Say
an', U. S. Senator front rAila • Kt. Rey: Alfred
Lee, Bishop of . Delaware; (ten. du Pont,
powder mantir ; Ilon..(1 ,- iv. Baulabury, Oov. State
of Del.: the Presidents of oil klio'fiat2ks in the City
I or Wiliningtont lion. , 5.15. Motlentine, Mayor City
1 ef;Willaington. - .. ,ii .il July 21, 'lll—.lo-ly i
HEA.LTiI'a BEST • EPENCE. -"The Weak
eateth' herbs," says I ed. Paul, 80. Unit eighteen
bandied years ag,o the valdeodmedielnal planta-wag
appreciated. In the Old - estatnent botanical Feriae
40st/re repeatedly remit/ ended, but in no. assage
I n
o f . Fae ttid history is man reeontmended to swallow
l , abintel, or blue pill, or any other mineral prepare
non. The Sick we re di recte too t herbi to strengthen
them, to pnrify • them. 0 ll al them, ,to,restore
I t
„them. In that daytioya of riakittg,,vegetable ex
traets was unknown. T il lit, bat' thedicinee were
mere Infusions. -- :1 -, 1 -
, .it was reserved for a later ag, to unite the sanitary'
/
essenees. Of tonic, 'ape:lent, did ant [bilious roots,
harks, and plants, with an acts e stimulant, and thus
FiNalte their rapid ril flask: theough the debilitated
or disardered-system. Ti . eror Matti:lmph of this
II
ettective mode of eolteeti nal g and - applying , the
virtues of medicinal vegetable* was achieved in the
production - of Hostetter's' Stonmela Bitters. Never before hada perfectly pureafenholle stimulant been
mitatilned with the exprossedMiees ofithe flnest,spe
eines of the vrgetaide kingdoni.. Never yet, though
li ighteen years have elapsed snug Its Introduction,
Imsthisgreat restorativeOten eg Milled. !Lis tak-n at
nil season b, in all *dimes, rug the pion potent safeguard
against epldemies,as'a 14 rote
h etion against alt un
healthy exhalations that,liprodnee debility or beget
disetse: as a remedy for intern:intent and other mai
farina:: fevers; as an :spilt - inset r, as a *sovereign cure'
for'ilyn.petaslit;;lta a y.enerft Amato; and invigorant ;. as
a blood depu rent ; as a net vino ; las a Euro fur bilious
affeettons: as a harmless nnore; and as the "best
defence of health" under attar r,ableelreumstanoes,
such
as sedentary pursuit :l; undue bodily or mental
exertion,-hardxhip : prlvagOn SW exposure: •
Jan.-1 : 70 - • . 1 .. Mr
--, - ,
rOMMIESSIONnUEV BATA .. -
N,....., OK. VALUABLE -
.1
•
, IRON I - 14MA CE I
By Virtue of a decree. of iie glrentt Court of Shen-onflonh County. pronoun bu Me let day of AprlL
MIL in a cuancor:o %tat peituttng• therein, the name
or alcCornht awl Wlfe;eic.,•cs. liobdeli and Wife, 40 %
we the undersignect=thlSk:ltiers 4appotted for,
that purpoar, will pr on ;.; " . - .
%•; , l .4 u ' lahl. ' ••
TIEURSD.4 I', VA gust,
s if
At the thwrrot EAlulmrk. ti deounty,tosell that,
moat disirahle • an.l Val/44q Furnace Property; •
known as the "cAfteLliti .nilKliAtlfg." sittuded-le
innvi
i tock.
tioutho.lP.Agt of Wool and 8 mile* cut or
FAllnbunt. berth of which re'4, ; the line of the Or- •
unite. Atesundrln and Zda air liallrond. Thelaads '
consist 6(N:ultimo-tracts I • Ind or anneenlently
located, and AtIOUTaI 0 41k; Ile QUAKTITY.-• •
AbOut t) Move of the /and. a in =Ma-num
The land yleldk IretOre df to Aciality, and In
met abundance; clan 1 • sod wools Is th e
waited profusion. i; ; • 1 '. •
The lion Made:a/Otis T •was Med fOr mat
roade flush a Lade Si rem of Rail. '
Car Wheels. at Vi n Letterer., sad
wee protionnatel by Kid Ica Bush . unser
6,
passed Itreausllty, •.
The Tretredar Loa . Wartirt of ' hinond.. r ifiridels.
treed the tronextetutivelyritud • the war, and pri•
It vary Medi. -
Pon. of the - Furnace iltilil . •
were defar4ollkt
fire during' the war. but - t h e '• teak. ill-Wet It tit •
Hearth are in serviceable Con 'to n . Them Is ohm
tliepromi.es a large& striMr ! - WELLINGIIOIIng,
ANL EIOIITEEN OTIIER' • ; USES FOR WORK
. M EK. besides nu mercers other • • Ildialiolleftstrie to
such prppa tr. The K • z Branch of the O. A.
& At. Rift. taus within .• ... • , lies and ideas singes
twilit-Liu or the shlpteentof• ..liforth tadSotith.
only :SS smiles of the Vailet road from Harrison
--
bong to rumnsion. is • • • • • ;So bo inside to se
cure connection with the Ott, peaks & Ohio R. it.
The matemsdated. l'ade Vail .! :Ballemo4 will run
within slit mlitreOf Val P •• . on the south. - Jo 7 -
*IA Karsten. , . who hall - • .• ; inrotilliblillnel.•
ens - , and manstW i . 4 t
for many nut, will take skit
, sure In thawing it to pa •• • - .or flasweftng ta,
iodine in regard to its • ;- '• : as: ,• •
Teems of Sale :—Twv i s i r . • r cent:of the pa . I ,
chase nion_ey, ott the ',ldirlisf Ammo.. IMO, ;alit
being Melia (tar of the t train Court of Shen
andoah county, sod the 1 r kW in one, two anti
three ram front &bedew - Or first installment
lieccimes due. the thst• ‘ to be *Mitred by
iP= with. Sued pets- AY,' and the other
Intents-10 be •obliestione, , and s
deedonrust on the_ old. 13ale.to roan
tnent*ltt lt eclocit, A.—
. • 11,
' tit_
... . •
. 4
_t.. , m0...K.
, ni, ritsuyOrkrt., •
NV 4 . 1 .'7 1 .`
1 J'....
LL COUNTY; PENNSYLVANIA
jitii:liiii"i : tieenitot.
Qfandihtee
Pa 811:111 • _ II 7;TANII2I kIItKPATRICK.
of Noah !m 111114
Waded to decision Of ft* countr *invert
ttkm.,
, July '10.1"4/-130-tt
iticukttiLailb..loltitt. -'"
ft - 17 17 . I.
I. s
NO. 116 is WILICLI3
filiffl l llll l ll4.4ATNIALllOlll.lle.l.7 ir Newts,
BA.NICER3I AND IMO
we sllcor interest an tonsposary go• statidluig de
posits. and 41 . 11 ABeat4OrderW.MPtirikkrth purchase
and sale otiirrXWA 1301. AND GOLD us smuts
Direct telegraphic osintnnaiestiou trona the Phila.
(telphip house to New Wort. in 31. 10-21.101-11 in
Canna a; wrzysaiimpaii
.
~ ~ .
BAIsKERS- A...Nrb BROKERS,
J xi. IsilOrts Tlliltii STlitiET. naursuamou.:
STOCK* BONDS and tiO,V&lL•latE s i'' ritiCURI-;
rills booot and sold strictly on eauunlsalott.
I Daai.zue ta Goi-o,Sti.velt ASD FtgrAIGN COMM
... Being crieuibere ot_ the Paliadelptliar Stock Ex.
change, altordere entrusted to our care shall r*
cellar proultd attention. ,
Marna kle.-17.11)&1% ant+-41.iint . ! _
• ' .
' . itaii6ab 14Zwectisrusents. .. •
pEITALDELLTEGLA. I I 8M101N51..a
' l ' 3l-11 ER, ..I ,ll2 Atrosanarr.
.Monclaii -. May ieth, - 1.87 . 0.
°Prat Tatra& fifterraatijihe.l644-th said iVertittaest Par
reapiaditatit; a4sd,arera Dirk, itesdiapi
rapaiirbs, gaitasakin t Le.
'wen, Attesitatra, avian; Spatrator,
• _ • Cciairattai _
• Trains leave ILru.rlsttrg Ihr New York as folleara
At 3.10 A: 'at 1 L.ZI A. 31. and 2.50 P.M. connect:
log, with alaillart rains on the Pennsylvania Railroad
and arriving at; New !Tett at 12.10 noon, &A 0 5
and 10.0) P. 31. respectively, Sleeping cars accom
pany the 3.lsand 11.21A."- 6 1; trains without change_.
Retnnling : Leave NA'York. at 0.00 A. At., /2.00
noon - AIM 31
5,00 p. „Ph glphia at 8.15 A. M. and
3.30P.M. Sleeping ears Magary the 9,111.+1.-11., and
&CO P. M.,
_trains front 'New York without change. .
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tama
qua...Minaret-111e, Ashland. labs:notch). Pinegrove,
AllentoWn and Pkl hmlelphia, at 8.10 A. M..2.50and 4.10
P. AL, 'tamping at Lebanon and prime rptu way eta-'
Nona: the 4.10 P. N. train connecting for Philadel
phia, Pottsville and Co umbia'outy. Fur - Pottsville,
sta._ mylklll Haven and Antrum via Schuylkill and -
Sturquelutima Railroad, leavu Harrisburg at' 340
P.
East Pettasylvanla RWlroad - mins leave sending
for Allentown, Easton and New York at 7.:a, 10.30,
a. m.. I and 4.45 p. In. Returning, leave New York
ato.oo a. tn., 12.00„ noon, and 5.00 p. m„, and Allen
town at 7. 'al a. to.. 12.25,1 noon, 4.2 D and 8.45'p. ra.
qty Passenger Traia leaves!Philadelphla at 7.H1
34.,
_connect ri with similar train on mat Penn.
Railroad, retarding from liesdingat 0.35 P. M. atop.
ping at'all stations. I - • I
Leas* Pottsvilleat3ao 0 . 011 .A.1M, and 2.5 0 P. • At..
Herndon 9.30 A. M., Shamokin at 5..40 and. 10.40 A.M.,'
Ashland at 7.16 A. M .,land 1140 norm, Mahanoy
(My at 7.11 A. M. and 1.07 P. 31., Tamaqua at'
Jtl A. 31.. and 2.20 P. AL' 'for PhOctelphia and New
Yark-
Leave Pottsville. via Schnylkilfand Sesquehanna
Railroad at 8.15 A. Al, for ILarrishurg: and 12.05 'noon.
for Pinagrove and Tremont. - r- • •
Reading Accommodation Train, leaves Pottavilla'
at 3.40 A. M., passes Read.ng at 7.:10 A. 31., arriving at
Philadelphia at 10.21. A. M.; retttrning - leaves Praia
delphia at 5.15 P. M.. paints Reading at 5..00 P. W., al'',
riving at Pottsville nt tooto P. 34.
Pottstown Accommodation Train leaves Potts.
town at 8,45 A. M.; returning legt* ri Philadelphia at.
LOU P. 31. : •
Columbia liallrrad trains leave Beading at 7.3) A.
M:; and 11,15 P. M. for Ephrata, latis, Laucaster, Co.
lumbia, Ate..
Perk lornen fail road trains leavererkionteri June-
Mon at 9,00 A. 31.. 3.00 and 540 P. Id...returning, leave
Schganksvillent 8.05 12-4,3 noon, and 1.15 P. M.,
connecting with similar ; tral na op Reading Railroad.
Culebrookdale Railroad trains leave Pottstown at.
0.40 A. M., and &al P.M.; returningleave Mk Pleas
ant 7.00 and HZ A. M.. Connecting with strokes
trains on Reading_ Rallrcsui.
Chester Walley.Ral Road trains leave Bridgeport at
630 A. AL, 2.03 and 5.03 P.I returning. leave Down
ingtown at (1.30 A. 31., 12.43 noon and .V. 5 P. - M., con
ed:aim with sinalls.r trains on Reading Railroad.
Un Sundays :. Leave New York at 3.02 P. M., Phil
adelphia &00 A. AL and 3, 15 P. M., the &CIO A-,31. trait'
fullninit only to Reading • _ leave Pottsville at Sin A.
lif.; leave Harrisburg at a. 35 A. 1.1.,and 4.10 P. M..leave
Allentown at 7.2% A. M '.', and 8.45, P. 31., and Jte-ad
lniFt 7.13 A. M. andlo.o3 P. M. for Ilarriaburcat 7.23
A: •
A.M. for New York. at (Ai, P. M., . for Allentown,
'an at kat A. N. and 4.2 i P. U., for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season., riehooland Exerts',
*ion Tickets to and froM all points, at reduced rates.
Baggage checked Hinfalab ; 100 p ounds allowed
each passenger. • ' G. A. NICOLLS;; -
May h3,10,1an. 11-3-ddraa General itnnerintendent.
•
Thinciat.
PoTTsvTLT4-. scgooL AISTBSCT. AN
nual la tatement of,Km•elpts nd Expenditures.
for the school year endlnt; first NO ay ofJune,lB7o:
Tax-rate for 19694 , fir mills , of oliar-12 for
School and '5 for Ilulldth purposes:.. :
RFCF.IPTS. i .
Balance from previous y_enr, 186'..9
*ate appropriation - . for 1`. 4 6 1 4 , 9.
, Fines, non-nps. pupils, ti itlon, .to
Gross tnt. tax-dup. PM- ,0 3) I
Less errors, returns, exonera
tionsote • &3 99 :
" collector's eom MN. 3 V et. MI - SO .
1 9
I . - 9 - 99 + 1,49 d 79
• .
. . .
*ll7 69. .
.
. • .
•
11,7-10 Og'
--,,
EXPE.NpITURES. - • ' ' ,
, f
Soperintendensanil 35 T;ichere (in-
cludinglP4 =ma night Imo! ... ... _. 16,40147 - 4 'l-
Secretary, (:50)v.lanitors, (161850 k::... 1,86456 . 1
11.evits; (ilft a)); foe'. Mg, -,.. -1,-"RI 90' V: ~
Iteprilm and emtingenell 1,573 20 ';''';
Incidentals (all onelassif 562 39
' Total ordinary exes
Ruiltlina.(2,9l3 86),Intem
Fundshl ng, Irisitr'ee, apt
lon
thla
Ited 1
and 1
Balance . In, Treasup,-.-Ju
M/CELLANOI.7B STATISTICS-1380:0.
Whole No. seporde sch. • ls, including 1 cord,
I Supt. and Si Teachers (4 male and Al ferriales) 36
Ity. salary of male Teach Ts, per eaten. month, fflya
. female - " " • ; " .W
Salary of Dist. Shpt., • • " ' 150 00
School term, frorn•lst Sep to Ist July, cal. mos, 40
Whole No.'pupl Ls, 131.5 males, • 1158 females), . 2,471
Av. daily endance, 65 VcL GU males, 674 fem. 1 458
Debt bat. bul Idlnalund 1/ an *Vila 00
Library fundlowlng soot ' fund) .... ~.. 1,414 81
Pax-rate for current (1810-71). fi fteen mills on dol
lar-10% for school purl • - and 4% forAndldlog.
• 1 AVID A. SMITH, Prest.
, Cnizis•roPuipz . Lrrn.x, Sec'y. July 18, '7O-29 7 .3t
A IDESI,RABLE •
SAFg 11031 E
fli
THE SUNBURY and
ROAD C
Otter $1,200,000
cent, Interest
First and oz
Z he Bonds are lase
411000 e;
• The Coupons ire payati
phla, on thetrat (*prof'
Free of State arid
Th' price at pres Ont
- •
• . . •
9() and Aecruedln
TMailiond, with its con . ~ Lion with the Pennsyl
vania ,Food at Lewisto n, brings the Anthracite
Coal Psids 07 miles nea the Western and South
western markets. With 1 is advantage it wilt con
trol the trade . The Lam beTrade, and the Immense
and valuable deposit at o in this section, together
With the thiehlY wonted !strict through which it.
runs, will'secure lt, a very laige and profitable trade.
_
. . ' WM. PAINTF,It & 9:1., BANKERS,
Dealers in . poverninent S4lcuritine,
. , _
, , No. 80 , SouthTHIRD St, Philadelphia.
APIAY to . ' - " " : ,
•
MINERS' LIFE INhFRANCF. a Tama co
And
L, WHITNEY, Banker,
No to cmirtsta et.. rot:mine, Pi.
Jusie3oo-1211.4m. • Si4i*
- •
CENTRAL , RAILSOAD Of t lOWA,
235 MILES IN MUM.
Now Nea'rlyi Completed.
This Cesanawfare ; now isolating their work for
ward withineW nty. the entire line nears
saw to 1:01Thala fn. Waft apd end
St. Paul is Eroded bud'
Under contract to be Onhilled this season ; The hicot
that this entertain* has .beart undertaken by a rota
bi nation at leadind beak and euilliallsts
of well known wealth. es and ability. In
sures its early completion en d Incasement._
The seed runs through Milanese and nuattalekl7
Walled portion of laws, and is built la tate Interests
of the fit, Soethernwatm, et sueds whit* centre
MM. na t. lb. .
. _
FIRST. MORTGAGE 1101408
of the etentleer pay 1 per Went Ckdd Intermit. *tie
,or Goveniment tax. and; are issued for the e za
small amount of SKOOG per salie. Par the pr
the unsold portion; are oilfired at Wand scented In
tereaL The attention of investors is invited to the
'Met that the road is no pearly finished, and that
bra fisenrit is therefore entitled toe high. rank.,
1u oar no class of invent:wow has been
found so ualforloarlisfo and Ws:salable as Pint Mari
on eenatiesea rallroads. - :- ,
tatsOf Itn, companies operetta' JOAO miles of railroad
in the 'Northern and western States. on which there _
Is a bonded debt of $0112.0)00,000. we know of bat two
that do not par their, Interest remthinr. , =,ll
We believe there will WI no more Invorable time
r
to sell, the Governments. buy mill: First-dam
Itatimedilecuritles—tueh thes•-•-ttum the present
; W 1 B. HA 111GC.14. Treentumer. ,
''. After a tall examlnati ere bates atessaited an
Agent' for the Elate of the . oboes. RIM Xortgage
Banda. and desire -to moMmend them to our ens.
tome rs as a thdarsohl, le, es Wan as a !equable
JA? COO= ile 7 CO. 20 .vraii 04 2L, T.
-
SubutriPlk
5.",11.1 ai
1,358 it
1.1.1 00
14
ed expen.,
hoes ..... ,
2.1,719 43
t. Gift 3,211 SO
ratu.,&c., 1,314 .54' •
4,500 40
33,
o 1870„... $5, IS) 3)
'279 86
.•
INVESTIENT.
LEWIST*N
MPANY
beldim 71 Per
GoMi . Sclured.
ly Mortgage.
and s2ooe.
e to the city of Pbtladel
! pril atttl October,
Uniteg sS'eati4 T(iSCA.
i ; ii
erest in Currency
NI% CIMILZ
. - 413i - , - .(e,4ccipli
.WAS.II:I4#3. 4 TQN. - ' , .. .: _. . !
retnivapr mono. iestyinket..
,
WASMIGTOX, *Suly22.-"The fuaeral• Ser.
vices ..ever the body of, the, htte - lig• Prevost
were held: this ,morning at hef*l4 3 t
9 o'clock in theSt:-Mathewitpatholiettatn
Right Rev: Charles'', White,l3.. D., officiat
ing,arbited by:Fathers McDevitt- and Mc-
Carthy. The • proceision sta i ned froth the
late :residence of'deceasett' atiertly atter,. b
o'clock. The, ,remains were borne in-a hearse
decorated with
,filack pluines - sed drawn by •
sla grey honks,. audattended• by - at escort of
thirty marines under Otptain Wallace.*
The pall-bearers Were - VieWe .Fteux, M. de
Jardln,,Jults Henault, Felix Gintry.- M.
Detnongeott,, t4autier..Antoirte thane!, J.
Bobert, and A. Bandoin. Upon arrlng at
the church; the coffin; phrouded in a Bag of.
the French natioh, was deposited on a ca
tafaklue just outside thealtar...M.Berthemy,
prineipaltneurner, reirtained - standingduring
the servitwttat the- head Of the Catafalque, Me
is the custom iii,France.- • - , • ,
The earriage4„ - of the funeral procession
were mostly those of privatelitidividuate.-
"Baron Glerolt, Minister of the North Germab
Confederation, attended the-funeral,
~togeth
er With the atutchei of all the other fttreign
.legations in Washington. •
• AmOug those present were - Cabinet
Ministers, General Sherman, Viee-Atliniral
Porter, in uniform ; Senators Sumner and.
Stockton, and other prominent gentlemen.- 4
The churehwas well . 6lihd , a large pmportiofl
of the Preach and other foreign residents of
Washington tielitg preseet. .
At the conclusion; of the ceremonies the
remains were borne Tram . the .chuich, the
marines presenting arms as the
,burial - case
was deposited within the hearse;and soon
followed' by a sympathizing and distinguish- -
ed' crowd. • The cortege - . on ;to the
railroad. - depot, from wile the-remains will
be conveyed to New Yor , where it will be
receivedby the French Consul-lieneral, and
immediatelytsent on boitrd the-steamer 3.. t a..
fayette, winch ..leaveslo7morrow:forTrance.
:ituurtiscutetits.
- 1193ELLADELPILLIVIcalIGEONW, :41DAGF.
INsTircTE.No.I4 North Nltttratt4.
=
above Matket. B. G. EVERETT's Whas t
Lively cures Ruptures,Cheop Trusses,:
tie Bel tc Stock' up, M m
upporte, Shoot races
ospensories; Pile Itartdages, LitktlOis littehdpa to by
Airs. E. . ' .
'•""cir PANA-31'. w.
W.J. EVE SETT'S NEW . Pk.i&T.• SeAPtT
LAtt SHOULDEa BRACE and CHEST SUP
PORTER. No Strang under the arms. -Eattect corn
,Tott and benefit guaranteed. 50 North'Sementh
below ARCH, PhlladeAtolda. Trtuaeii, - Supporters,
Eb.atlc Stook„triga, Cent lea, .te. Lady attendant.
July 111,.:70 • . _
932 ,he ,m t - 9,l3d'T r t'E T tliel , kt - rt A- 1. 1. t"
co and Cigarscheap est and
theriZx. l} - ace, ‘l4' (-
° °°' °
Monitor Navy, and Jones ,Mons`, Tobacco, always
on hand at low. riktes..: . .•-• , - . • -
Meerschaum Pipes , Briar, French,andother styles
Can he had here to. spit customers ; either•wholesale
or retail; ' r ',, : . • - ! JOHN LEES,
Wholesale and Retaitlob
__ ~bin 4 House and Manu
facturer of Cigars, KC:MARKET Rt., Philadelphia,
July . id, IT •-'. . . , " - - - .29..U.t ..
Op,GA.iiiDlFliB, ItEIRNANLES, ' •
' • . - • . GriENA.DTNES.
-- 1, - , ' REDUCIED pßitEst •
- .. , , • . ;
Finest French Organdie:tin ; - -
.
•• Medium and Fine Lawns.; - •
• • Mt Wool Black Hematites, -
- 811 k and Wool Hernanl ' . •
. ..
.' . • . Black - English Grenadines. ' '
rV. ~ • Silk. Figured Grenadines, ,• - . ,
, . 4nt Ititiperb Stock Thin Goods. - - -
~
• ''''''''' DRESS GOODS REDUtED: -
- 4 rLadies Linen . Rawly 'Made Suite,' . • }
Linen Parersui for Tourists. :
• . ladies HOUR Madato Order; '
• Bathing Butts Ready Mack. ' ' :•
Bathing Bolts. Bathing Caps, .':,
• ,White Piques„
•,. Dress Idusilos..- 0 .- '
. _ r
Tourists' Linens..*. ••., -
- . MAO Shawls, • • . .
'Silk Bacimes,.'
• • .
. Cloth Racques;' • •
..
. - Llama Laces, - 0 '
' --
0. 1.. Rich Piano Covers,
Fine Marseilles Quilts,"' - 1 ' - ' •
Large Linen Stock. - '
•
GOODS FOR :WENS' AND ROYS' \V AR.
' Pheali c.i'asimeree,• .
Finest Quodmeres, ' -,...: \
.. • . i,Nohhy.Scoten suittegs,..
• ' - ".i.-- • -JAIL The Novelties, . .
. •CoOPpR ti - I:CONARD
t
__ ...
. $.'E. COIONR NINTH AND MARTINI' STADNIN.
..
11i0-- : PHILADELfrint... - -
Oct. -
1870 qP.4tnia AND . et r MER 1870
DRY "G,OODS.
•
EDWIN HALL. & Co,
Sot= Stearin Srazgr,
Invite theattention of purchasers qn visiting Phi's
delphlaJto their large and elegant "lock of
DRY GO
6m-sign:go IA rArrr OP • : ' -
Black and Colored Silks.
• Plaid and Stripe Silks, ••
• Plain Japanese Silks, •
Figures, Stripes and Mktg do.
Plain 811 k Poplins, select shades.
Corded Silk Poplins. I (
Silk Serge,' and Wool Po nsr
Best Makes of Alpacas pad 31ohaIrs.
Mixed Mohal rs and POplin A I pacn.f.
Grenadines and Orgatulles. - Lawns, Percales and
Chintzes.' Calicoes and Low• Priced Dress
Goods. Dress Goods otthe latest styles
constantly receiving.
BLACK DRESS GOODS 13 GREAT VARIETY.
Broche and PaltdeylShawls. Thibet and Blanket
Shawls, Spring and Summer Shawls, Lace Pointed',
Lace &Woven, Cloths and Cassimeres, Table Linen
and Napkins, Sheetings and Shining Muslin', ('o an
terpanes Blankets, Spreads,• &c. .Plano and Ta le
Covers, ' White Goods, Laces, Embroideries, Gloves,
Hosiery, &c,, • '
N. B.—We deal in good Goodii and endeavor to sell
at such prices that willgive satisfaction." .
air The Chestnut and Market Sire. t cars will con
vey,you to within a few doors of the afore.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
South Second Street, Philadelphia.
April la, 70 . • 16- 3 m
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LADIES. ATTENTIOIto. , • •
- •
AVINC{ nr.cx iv kEI A NEtit' , LOT VW;
Gerrhan and French Worsted :Embroideries,:
pfrettrent for sate at, tie , -I . eweSigold . prices
LA fiIF.S. Wpr.I.!ALE. A.N,D.*XAlflgt.
Also, constantly receiving .
CossTAYrisoPLs o July 22.-746: r rumbr
that the Turkish rex•tervei had been irdered
out, or that Turkey had laoliited herself , ill r ,
officially denied.- -
at A.. J. jAIIIDER., Jles. •
SEW. PATTERN WOIt.StM,S,ILK
Ana all articles belonging to* regular Worsted Store,
13:1.1 Chestnut struit,Fhiladelpbla, and
100 Fulton Aventre r ßrpoklyn, Iktew York
•
All kinds of WORSTED, DEAD EM .
13110IDEMES dote . to order at itiort i nig fee.
A lot of EIIBROIDRIES at half piles; for sale
as:above. • , Nay 7, 7V4il-2as
• • •
E DLPIRICtiLTY 01 1 .11/11AII
--.."
ING at-1.-TIGHT alvroyn eonsld
erable. enooelnlly with these whogeeyesignleading,
ewer. The Perleeeete cillitat Spectacles are net
only eye helpers, bat eye protector*: using them
gives as II were. new seem. leer sale-by .
JOsiSPAI DlTERK•Optielan,
• • 255'Oentre nt 4 Pettsvllle.
. July 10-20 - _ .
Imoxicsiors
CifINA, OtiSSW:4lo.;"ANA,•CitOcglißirt
CENTRE 11T., VITTEMLtE.
• •
Just tsuelved.. NVoterd,Coolers ...Patent:Spigot ;
Stone ditto., much &evert Jelly,-Tutabientortth
tie- over; and other' Fruit Jai's.
Stoni3teadliattitio.:Parte! . iind W ine
. Bottles,' , de;
JulY*."*- 474 7 ..„‘ - • • 1307.tr,--
psoPoßaLs arc* NAVAL 341.T.1CR1A.14
.
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- •-,-, , • NAVY D1614,221111ENT,
- suze t te or Euviritimr a Rim it u nals tr
ii n
j co.
_IIBALIWPROPOBAT.B to traria/1h material for•the
Navy for the fiscal year aiding Jrine 841, le7l_ , will be
received at tills Burson unti.llo o'clock A., X., of the
sth of August nest, at which time the proposals
will be opened. - •
The proposals must be addreseed • to the "Chief of
the Bu uof Benipoisntind Recrulting, - NavT Be'
pit
putmen _ Washington ,". and must •be indorsed Bu
for Materials for the . Navy," that they
may dialftrulabed frotnalher business betters.
Printed sebsWnles *sr any euiss; together with in
structions to bidders. giving the forms of trammel,
of guarantee and of certificates ' of roared aid
ce
be furnished to such persons as dash. to bid on•ap•
plication la - the commandants o f • the : respective
navy-yards, •thcoseiof all the yaplA on applica
tion to the Bureau. ' • • ‘' • , ,
The Commandant of each navy-Yard and the Pilf- -
chasing figfniaster of each station wed have s copy
of the schedules of the other yards, for examination
only, in order .that ppee s who intend to hid may
Judge whether it is desirabtem nuske apidicntion. for
.
an_y of the clashes of those yards: •
• The proposals most .be foe the .whole a a clam,
andanapplisidlonSfor friforniation or rtheexam- -
m
ination of samples must be Made to 00 Command
ants of IMP leloretiverstfie...: .--- -
. 'The prop mamba aexenponled by n certificate
from the tiolleciseof Infanta& Revenue for thedls
trict in which ibebidderreekletthat he has alicense
to deal in the articles for:which hsprOposekend be
Must further show thattals is manufacturer of, or •
reallir dealer In the articles he offers to sup;...
ply. The guaruators moat be anglified, by the .Ames
sor. of Internal .Revenue for theirdria hi which
T net 4111 bei awarded tfs ti Nersonletio
maim the 'lowest bid - and gives tier
golfed by logfrt IlaiDepartrosed. ow
servinii lhe t: to eel, tart lowboragg i bc_ an y
which t may d eem exo Mint; . ...% -:-, .'''- - •
Snreti=trir full amount wilt be "bah id to
den th e •
• and their respesmdbiligy . be
certified lathe t-a..*lcis of the Nevi 11
As edditioeit seettrity„ Wooly tom' be
"Wield trove thistsolent ef Ina bilinistlilbeatio•
.trapt, Own .bete bow eseupietek &
et reds get- ittieg. per
ees :ertbe Moen bitlLKseeeret In
US _WAIN, thentemedwit'ef , the retheetive
VIII lelekt brthe Of=
Weir leettete Is hindilar
at . edible Ebersinualeat i . i *Ma - tea dm
taw . .. tut nie - imesedthe • bete beee
. 4 011
• tomeettef the at the Itenuty.
The,alieses• et AMU. in squidietiCals4
IlethM.o l oPllit - '- ''''',-- - • 'TtiTo -
' 4l / 4 -__
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.
• JUlr 2 2—TilfOrtliatkpl Ii ehel!n
received here that: Imperial Government is
wi; 'log to itilaralitee a loan for the collate*
rim t, the Pacitie Railway, from MOD 1 • ,
to ,`r °lambi& *, • -•
' • .' • ENGL-tIVD. "-
lA)Ni.XYN, July 22.—According to the DAILY-
NEWS this morning, the war correspondent
of the London TuttEN • was, -.arrested . anA
Wednesday %Metz by ,the Fre nch _ authori- •..
ties on suspicion or being a Trask= spY.-
Pile was thrown into' prison and- kept there •
Frenc hall ni gi iL
lin 7 err N . ext day, he ,-- W • as setit out of the .
(. 1 '
A Tyne cpllier arriving at Nesidastleq4-.•
day reporti having sown--fired Upon, by ,
French cruisers at sea. ' - • 1 ,
Advices' have :been received here to the
-effect that , the Prussian " troops have retired
from theiritiod between • Luxembourg -
- and tho-Palati 2
ate,. and are now marrshighe-,, .-
•tween Coble and Mayenee. .' ' ' • -
'" The followiiig drgailsrf the affair at Fa:-
haelr,--Which has been 'variously reported' as -•
a battle] anda SkirmishAetween customs pa
trols, are published here- to-day, Tworegi- '
-meats of. French hussars and a body of 'lt4.tri-
laner"- German troops,-„commonly armed
with lances o rrkf on the frontier. The French
immediately. Made preparations to receW e
the attack. At' lengths one of the Urianerw
came c forward; and the , French allowed•hitu
to approach, regarding him sea-deserter ' or '
expecting a , parley. • On - coming times, the
tirlaner fired at the commander Of the `•
French, missed.• his mark, aad'turned and
fled amid'a shower of bullets.: . ,
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Austria is ”- - -
LEM
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- JULY ; 10 /4.
MRNIGHT , DIA=EM.
PEIVIVSYLFANT.M.
Base - tall Match.
' Athirtics irataila.' •
Vir IiADELPUIA,, imy 22.;-24k Well 43 ° test'
ed game was played this 'afternoonbr the
m
31utuals of Balthno, and Athletics the
latter-proving victor by a Jake ot 24 t 043.-
3 core mac as fofiowal, Mutat* 01 2113 00
4-2 total 13. Atblet., 31 B's 03 34 4,;totid
24. About fifteen , hundred ;marin i
a winee•
Ae d the game, and both li d ded were applandefi
for excellent fielding and sapeoar
NE W
realm
De 3.1,4 of a Liito Austrbus Caiisal aware%
•
• Ne w
New Yonx, July 2'1. --An; inque4
held this afternoon upOn theloody:of the tot e
AustriatreonaulGeneral - C. De Lotaiey, who
died suddenly The poet moftem
exarolnatlonabow*l that death waif cat
by the ruptore-of a -blood ;teasel : -near
heart.
THE .116.3rcriax.' 1
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-"0/7.4. SCOTIA.:
'Excursio n pis?:
•
I-1 La vA.x, July !th..—TIM brigantine eidel
taln bound to Malaga , ran down . a pleaintre ;.
party in-the harbor this afternneniand three
persons. James and. Mtiria O'Conner and thir
sister, weredtoyned. - •
TKE'EL WAR.
Arrest of- as Radish - War Correapaadant-:-Tia . e
Aff.sti. at Fa:bomb—The Prussian Troops--
Jlll4lll orNapoleoar-Tbe ffpanlah • ;
Trends Alilame.
—ustria is not" aiming." The belligerents
begin with about •a4iiiarter ota million of
cmen each. The French hive' airesidy been
ruade soldiers by_their . recent Service ip
A friett, while the Prussians are mere militia.
France puts an army in the Held,; Prussia is
only an-armed people,"
LoNnos, July 22;4. P. The 'news from- t
the seat of war this kfternoonds- net Inver- -
taut. - No - reports of engagements other.than
those already; forwarded have hee:n. received
either here or at: Pads.
Ptxmotrrit,,JUly 22.—The Steamship Hal- -,
satin from hew York. arrived' at this Port •
safely to-day. l . is ilb,t-yet known whether.
she -will - proceed to Hamburg. It will be re;- ;
membered that a teport was -pllblished yes' '
tertlay that a French frigate was .. .crulellift
abbut the:Eddystone Light House; and
was supposed sine was waiting to intercept •
the Halsatia. • The, officers of the latter
steamer made no mention or - having been .
distgrbed. - • .
PRANCE.
tr
Pants, July `" —The Braperor is 111 at St.-
Cloud'. -He will-not, therefore, join the army
for some days..
The MONITEUR (nilulaterial organ) in Its
issue to-chlY says It is not.true thatlValn has
concluded an alliance with France.. Spain,
Will remain neutral. The MoNiTEtrao itdde;
:relative to the demand of Prussia for the
neutrality-of the Baltic Sea, any support of
;Prussia In this demand will he ,regarded aa • .
an act of hostility to Frabcp, Ai 'the Baltic*
Ts destined to play an Important- iok,_ftt the,
,vo F i nglish ofllcers'who were Observing
the movements- of the - military, were sent
bac to the railroad station under char] r of,
grnriar»Ks. •
Pie USSIL
. TEutaikr, • July 22. -L-The North (Airman
Lloyds to-day anuminee the tiOpehtoitin of
the steamer service to America‹-
The King of Prussia recently notified the
-Bavarian Government that, according to the,
treaty, h'e Intended to_assurne -the command, •
of the litter's army, embodying' it hi the
3d, Corps. Bavaria inunediatelentecl, ,
and forwarded a letter congiritplating the :
Pruislan King, and issued a. patriotic ex
hortation to the army. .
• The King of Prussia has tentlefeo to the ,
King of Bavaria•his :most heartfelt thanks
for the promptitude and spontaneity with ,
, which he'acted in the moment of peril to 1,
Germany, by contributing to her relief:
rer.BKEI
THE TRIBUNE says:: • - ,
The French Emperor phonld not tuoldismiur
other people's' business: Hernterfered in 'Met
lean affairs ,And krat by Re meddled with
American affairs to help , Jeff.- Davis. iodate
fered by it. He was humiliated lit hislittempta
at interfering with German" affairs four years
ago. In now meddling with Eipanlah and
elan affairs. he arilLY meet with theism° kind of
bad luck which be has previously snared by.
Pumukimpuu ranouce fddlitXX . T.
Vuttarortints, Slay 21—In Cotton..,thOre is a
.centfeelig, with wee of midriff's. upland as I)
s and Gulf at WM erota'. - .••rns a:OTIS in
Floor anted yea Mut materialll- enfielded In .
.consequenee of the lin gold_audthere" Is
deftly lees. firmness in prime. The Was foot up 100
barrels, including superfine st 115 Stitti 145;, extras
at .8, and fancy brands 441308 'lB. • '
.Pherets less doin... iscisrheat; and lase firmness in •
grim& ' , ales of Pennsylvania gill TO: and 11100
rebels Ohio do. at $1 . 89. Corn le very dull; ',Oats
are 'needy, and Pennsylvania sold at NOW Mats. •
.
ne:l4 o r.‘")-4 11 4:1CWAXIANII:e ., ‘
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. .
- Pini.onzultio, Mr* 1199). •
•
The apparent dilatoriness • In .the operaUons of
France and Prussia on the Rhine la having the et
f..ct, of steadying the fluoride' mark.eta, whilst int '
creasing the'stagnation prevailing in nearly all do. ,
partments of trade. - .
~, .1- ‘
The loan market continues mini= active
and rates firm at 506 Per Cent. on • eard,at .
60gd Percent. on short-time peperwall endorser'.
Gold opened at ilk advan ce s to ill% sod ekerect
at noon at 119%. , , .:,
' Govern ~ eats are quiet but %stranger:,
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r.
NEW YORK Nossit AND RUCK atimakis.
Nsw Yoer,JulyK.--Stoeis strong RoPLeysethre
at 7 per cent. Gold. 1194‹. coo , 2.P•1 1 :14
do. PI K do.. 10 - Mf'do. do na n d do. - uod, aew,
Mg; do. 11457. ION:- do.- / 01 %;
RmU1ng.415 1 ,4; Expreee; 4; e, X 56 ••
FOREPDX,MARKIM:
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Loisisfs, JulyEt..--Consoli 90 fir both *me' n' ey and •
account. Stocks steady. Erie, 16%; Atlantic anti
Great Western 21. ....,
lacitsroot., July 22.—Cottam quiet; mitt uplands,
; mid. Orteana,l3o. The sales of the day are or
ti'ted at W C bales. 'The sales of the week are,.
43, ; stock. 6.7.080 bates, of which 1418,000 ate Amer
! . Reoelptit ottlua weekare'S7,l”) bele', .E 5,009 of
which areAmerlean.
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pcyrisvaLE imARkErS.
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Oorrectia Lamm Ulf autos' issnml b y OLEO a IMO
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Oats, :-.........-. ............ .:I bash._ • TO
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