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JOSEPH yINTON FOLLANsBEE. Trustee
JYlO-eO6is LATlMER n CLEARY. Snc-s
RI GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
h NOrthyest Corner 10th and ID street,

TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABLE PROPERTY
IN SQUARE NJ. 234, NEAR FOURTEENTH
AND BOUNDARY STREETS.
~ By virtue of a deed Of trust dated October 81
G.i D.. ISL, and duly recorded in liber No. 652,
- folio SO, SC. of the land records for Washing
ton county, ID c. and By direction of the party Sc
cured thereby, viii sell, at r';bliC auction ia front
OF the premises, at O'Clock = m, on TUESDAY,
the Stt day o: July, A D., -, lots numbered 81
81, 95, %, %, IS, q, 90, %. and lOD in lillian
Brownies r. corded subdivision of lots in square
numbered 23i, In the city of ashington, with all
the improvements thereon.
The above described property will be sold subject
70 former deed OF trust, statement of which will
be exhibited at the sale
Terms OF sale provided By said deed of trust
in cash, the amount of Indebtedness secured SiUgj
with 10 per interest from October 81, I9l and
the expenses ef sale of which SlO0 must be paid al
sale. the deferred payments 10 be made in and IL
months with interest from day of sale and secured
by deed OF trust TO the satisfaction o; the trustee
TeTms TO be complied with within six days after day
OF sale otherwise the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property al the risk and cost OF the de-
faulting purchaser, after one week s notice
All convey anclng and stamps al purchasers cost
WM. III. WARD, Trustee.
Je2 Saw2w GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
STHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, Jaly 22d, same hour and place
JylO dads GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
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and checked 81 hotels ard residences q al point.
North and West. Through tick ats 10 Cin~inpsti-
Columbus. indianapolis, Lou'svIlle 81 Lauis Ne-
Orleans, Chicago, Cmaha, san francts~o sns an
points north, nurthwest, wet, ard Southwest
PkRCf q. Smith, Asenf.
Once 6lh and Pena.yiyania nVenna
v. l.. nvBARRl, Gen1 sept
u. =. YOUNG. Gen I Pass n Agent ixt-,F
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10y LATIMER CLEARG,
ID AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsy lvanis ave- and 18th ST.
Star Office Building.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

- ca QUA LINE
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL
BETwEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALETANDRYs, Va,
WASHING TON e GEORGE TOWN, D. e.
Sailing day from Pier =, North wharves, PbiIa-
delghIa' s "a ~, RDAf; al IL m. IT.
town, ID. C., TUESDAY, at 10 IN S--ezxt.=As
q. y. HYDE, Agent for ID of G..
Agents:-E. A REIp, Ale xandria, Va; Nm p.
CLYDE CO., Philadelphia, Ps. Jys
E0k NORFOLK AND BOSTON.
ON and sitter Monday, June ", 1871, the stesnss
LADY on TIE LAKE." carrying r.
thet :. hail,@iil itaye her Crouch 81 s. f-3E
y bar. foot 81 9th street, MONDAY "7s1-S-z.
and ii ksDhfs 81 .. N, st0pnlag ~ the prin1i-
Pa river landings, for NORFOLK. connecting at
Norfolk with the NJ. III. Steamship Cong any for
BCstOu.
During the season will land ~ the following fs-
vOTite sumner resorts :-Piney Point, Point Look
cut, Fortress Mcnrue aud Nue de l. Eau II otes
tgents:-N. y. Grsner, Norfolk, Va; = AIer-
ardriE: y. q. Waters, Georgetown. NJ. Crouch
Will receive and deliver freight until , IN.
Excursion Tickets 20 the above poiuss are as fcI-
lows.-PiBey Point Point Lookout, 81, round ri n:
Fortress n oRroe and Nue De L Eau, So.
Branch Ticket Office ~ Knnx's E-oress ONO
corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street
DORSEY OLAoETT, GenT gent,
Plants Store. corner 18th s1d ~. n ~.
leAu lRepUb.6Psfriotl
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RRIDAL AND FUNERAL WBEATHs, BO-
- DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
Preserved or Enaneled in WAY. All kinds of Hair
Brsiding done, Ornamental II air Work on Glass and
Pearl, By Mrs. FRIES, late Of Boston, No. Ala 8th
street, Navy Yard opposite Esputss Hall. Refer
erces:-Mrs. President Grant, NJ IS. Admiral Colds
borough, W. W. Corcoran, Gen. Elsey, Gen. TOmp
kins, Gen. Aiken. janIS-IY
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1870 GREAT rn~n
lSi2rEyNsYLVANIA RoUrElSIS

10 THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND sOUTH.
WEST.
On and after June 10, ISL, trains viii leave as fol-
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

A Bohemian contemporary, with some Of the
audacity which springs from limited under
standing and large self-conceit, takes the
HERALD to task for supporting Mr.. Bergh in
his recent action in regard to horses suffering
from the prevalent disease. Because, for
sooth, we have condemned and ridi-
culed some of that philozooic gen.
tleman's notions and actions, we are
expected to ridicule and condemn them
all. Not SO. We applaud Mr.. Bergh in his
late efforts on behalf Of ''the poor dumb
BRUTE" because they were conducted in q
rational and practical manner, without the
vexatious interferences and arbitrary arrests
which have at times marked his otherwise just
crusade on cruelty to animals. When he ar
rayed himself in Don Quixote's armor and
tilted at turtle-Aippers and pigeon per-
secution we laughed heartily at him, be-
cause we saw that the good mans heart
had run away with his head and dragged
himself and his cause into some very fantastic
positions. Now, however, that he does what
he can to alleviate the suffering of aroble and
useful animal, and with q proper regard for
his own suffering fellow creatures he has our
best wishes and will continue to receive our
support SO long as he perseveres in the course
he has recently taken. One of the evils which
the partisan press has wrought upon itself is a.
moral myopia which makes it fail to
recognize the virtue of independence in
others any more than its own lack Of that
quality. Out Of the domain Of politics this
thick-and-thin, sink-or-swim spirit is carried
into affairs which are or should be matters on
which all men may express On opinion with
out being abused therefor. The fact that
mans cause is just should not be o bar
to fairly criticising his efforts in its behalf,
and condemning them where they are calcu-
lated to injure it. There are many things in
which Mr.. Bergh can fitly exercise his benevo-
lent disposition in the amelioration of the ami
NAL kingdom. Man should have some in
terest for him, not to say woman. If it 10
cruelty to animals to overload car with pas
sengers it would be an equal blessing to half
the passengers as to the horses in not allow
ing the former to ride. Here is chance 1or
Mr.. Bergh to exercise his astute faculties upon
when he has finished with the houe disease,
The New York herald., 1872-11-03
QUADRUPLE SHEET.
New York, Sunday, Nov. 3, 1874.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

''CHURCH AND STATE IN THE OLD WORLDS
THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE SPIRITUAL
AND CIVIL POWERSn-EDITORIAL LEAD
ER-EIGHTH PAGE.
THE PERLOUS MISSION OF THE HERALD'S
CUBAN COMMISSIONER INTERVIEW WITH
FAJARDO: BRAVERY OF A CUBAN LADY:
SPANISH COURTESY: PREPARING TO EN-
TER THE CUBAN LINES-NINTH PAGE.
ATROCIOUs MURDER IN A LIQUOR SALOON
THE ASSASSIN ARRESTED: FEUD AND
IT'S ELIMINATION: EXCITEMENT IN THE
CITY-TwELFTH PAGE.
NAPHTHA EXPLOSION ON BOARD TWO BARKS
In ST. THOMAS HARBORl THE VESSELS
CONSUMEDl SCENES AND SUFFERERS
TWELFTH PAGE.
CABLE NEWS FROM EUROPE, ASIA AND
AFRICA-MEXICAN NEWS-NINTH PAGE.
THE MUNICIPAL BATTLEFIELDl THE MAYOR
Atty: THE PARTY CANDIDATES AND
THEIR CLAIMS-FIFTH PAGE.
BROOKLYN ALIVE FOR GREELEY GRAND
MASS DEMONSTRATIONS: THE REFORM
Frs FAILURE-FIFrH PAGE.
THE MAYORALTY AND LOCAL PUBLIC WORKS
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY MEETING
OF THE DEMOCRACY IN BROAD STREET
FIFTH PAGE.
COURT PROCEEDINGsl THE wOODHULL-CLAF
LIN-BLOOD ARRESTS: INCARCERATION
OF THE PRISONERS AND SUPPRESSION
OF THE "wEEKLY"-SIxTH PAGE.
THE FRENCH MECCA AT LOURDESl FINALE
OF THE PILGRIMAGE: THE MIRACLES
AND INTENDED CHARITY-SEvENTH PAGE.
ABATEMENT OF THE EQUINE PESTILENCEl
BERGH DEGREES SABBATH HOLIDAY
FOR THE SUFFERING HORSES-TENTH
PAGE.
PRESENTING THE SCOTT MONUMENT TO THE
CITY, INTERESTING CEREMONIES: THE
STATUE-TENTH PAGE.
BRUTALITIES OF WARDS ISLAND OFFICIALS
CORONER'S INQUEST IN THE CASE OF
SAMUELS: OTHER OUTRAGES: MALAD-
MINISTRATION In THE EASYLUM-ELEvENTH
PAGE.
THE BUSINESS AND QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE
GOLD SALES AND BOND PURCHASES DUR
ING NOVEMBER: GOLD AND GOVERN
MENTS LOwER-ELEvENrH PAGE.
TOURING THROUGH THE sTATEl HUMoRs AND
HOROSCOPE OF THE CANVASS: FEMININE
SUPPORT FOR GREELEY-SEvENTH PAGE.
VIRGINIA POLITICIANS ANXIOUsLY AWAITING
ELECTION DAY: THE NEGROES UNITED
FOR GRANT-TENTH PAGE.
FIGHT WITH PIRATES-LUCCA'S ZERLINA-
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC PARAGRAPHS
OBITUARY-SIxTH PAGE.
RELIGIOUS THE SERVICES TO-DAY AND IN
TEREsTTNG CORRESPONDENCE: CLERICAL
CHANGES-THIRrEENTH PAGE
SERVICES AT THIRTY FOURTH STREET SYNA-
GOGUE-LAYING A CORNER STONE-THIR-
TEENTH PAGE.
MIDDLE PARK (ENGLAND) RACEs-LITERARY
GOSSIP-SEvENTH PAGE.
THE HARTFORD OFF FOR CHTNA-GREEN AMI
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS-TENTH PAGE.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

The WEEK IN WALL STREET wound up
quietly In the stock market and with an easy
money market, the closing quotation in the
latter having been 3a 4 per cent. Gold went
on to llls but closed at reaction to 111t.
1t was rumored that the Treasury would sell
an extra amount of gold during the current
month, and number Of bankers, supposed to
have the run Of Treasury intentions, were
sellers all day. Last year at this time gold
was 112 112f, but declined to 1OSa on the
23d Of December. The bank statement was
favorable.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

The -DoNoHuE VENDETTA, which
has from time to time excited the disgust of
our city, last night added q second murder 10
the one which previously stained its pages
when Florence Scannell, in December, 1869,
received the wound in Donohue's saloon, up
town, from which he afterwards died It will
be recollected that Florence Scannell was
opposed to Tammany Hall and Donohue
supported that body at the time, the
former being subsequently to the shooting
elected Alderman. Since then the feud
has existed in Unsurpassed bitterness.
Last evening, at Johnson's pool room, in the
midst Of the excitement, John Scannell, q
brother of Florence, deliberately shot and
killed Thomas Donohue II is said that he
attempted the same crime some months ago.
Is hanging for murder ''played QUIT"
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

form their work whom their objective point u
reached, is part Of the secret of HERALD
success, which we recommend to our contem-
poraries gratuitously
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

which We hope win soon have concluded
10 take up its malaria and 60 back to
Gxuada
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

CoxprnoLLKn GREEN AT IT AaAN.-ThA
Comptroller has managed now to get at log
gerhsads with the Fire Department and the
consequence viii be a delayfin the payment Of
the salaries Of the members Of that important
department. The gist Of the matter appears
10 he this The Comptroller claims that all
ths accounts Of the Fire Department must b
ssnt 10 him TO audit approve and pay, and
be refuses to place the appropriations In tha
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

MARRIAGE OF THE EMpERoR OF CHNA.-His
Imperial Majesty the Emperor Of China was
married to the bride elect, Alute, in Pekin, ON
the 10th of October. The lady was escorted
in state to the palace, but beyond this there
was very little demonstration of outside show.
The fulAlment of this solemn engagements
emancpatss the youthful monarch from the
Cabinet trammels of the Eastern regency. His
marriage makes him of full age according to
the State and throne laws of the Empire and he
win, consequently, henceforth rule indepen-
IDENTIFY Of the direction of the empress dowager
and empress mother. This fact in itself, renders
the event Of the matrimonial union of great
importance 10 the peoples Of the outside world
OF the boy Emperor of China little is known
10 foreigners. That little is not, it is said,
encouraging for . continuance of friendly
relations between China and the great
Christian Powers; but it may be that the
alarmists are excited, or mistaken, over or in
their inferences as to the consequences.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

UNION SQUARE THEATRE Broadway between Thir-
eenth and Fourteenth streets.-AGEEs.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway. corner Thirtieth st.
The SILVER DKMoN. Afternoon and Evening
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

attention Of the Christian world is not new.
It is almost as old as the Chair Of st. Peter.
When Constantine abandoned Rome and estab-
lished the seat Of imperial power in Constanti-
nople the Bishop of the ancient city of the
.Cmsars found himself to be the one well
established and generally recognized authority;
and whether the Isidore Decretals be true or
false, he did claim to have temporal as well as
spiritual authority over large section Of the
Western Empire. His claims, it is true, were
called in question; but after the lapse and the
conflicts Of many centuries they were in q
qualified form confirmed, first by Pepin, after
wards by Charlemagne, and later by Otho the
Great At the festival of Christmas the last
year Of the eighth century, in the Church of st.
Peter, Leo the Third placed on the head of
Charlemagne the imperial crown and hailed
him Emperor Of the Romans. Then the
large grants Of territory made to the Chair
of st. Peter by Pepin were confirmed;
and while the Roman Empire was estab-
lished the Pope took his place among the
temporal rulers Of the world. Many
years later, when Italy was in wreck
and ruin: and when the Holy Father
was in serious trouble, the Great Otho came
to the rescue of the Holy Father; the corona
tion act was repeated; thk Pope gave away
the Empire and was reinstated in his possess
sions; the compact was renewed between the
Pope and the Cesar, and thus was estab-
lished that Holy Roman Empire which,
with varying fortune, lasted until the
times of the First Napoleon. Over
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway. between Houston
and Rceckcr sts.=LA PERICHOLE.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

their retAlLers are from tine 6tan0Aru Oh honest
or virtuous men and women. Madame Roland,
turning 10 the statue on her way to the
guillotine and exclaiming, 30, Liberty,
how many crimes are committed in
thy name" forms o picture we can
never forget, and the foul issue of Islander
and immortality which has flowed from the
pens OF sdcA persons as we describe under
their lying notices Of freedom viii make all
honest people repeat the exclamation Of the
unfortunate and beautiful Girondist. but with
Q determination that while the Law has .
scourge for such crime the lash will be un-
sparingly laid on. When men take arms
the treason and proceed 10 the punishment
hut this other treason against the people may
work insidiously and accomplish its work Of
moral subversion at its will II is only when
II steps out dciantly and challenges society
by laying obscene hands upon those whom
we have long learned 10 respect that We are
startled into recognition of Ia strcciousness.
When Il shouts from ik lewd lips the bias
phcmy that virfue 10 as unknown
In the world A 20 itself; that the privacy Of
the home circle may bs invaded by lie polius-
ing presence; that not even the altar shall
escape the dissertation 81 its demcniac
depavity, We may well invoke the offended
majesty Of law. To uproot and crush such
public enemies Ia . duty society owes 10
itself
We shall look with intense interest ~ the
issue Of this matter. and In the defence Of the
sanctity Of social virtue. of the preservation
of the family, Of the basis Of morality ON
which the whole supentructure Of our national
fabric rests. We shall have the voice Of the
people with ms in demanding that justice be
done. Once more we return 10 Montesquieu.
when he says that more States have psrished
on account Of the corruption of morals than
because Of the psrpstrHtion Of uasionAl
crimes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09

THE COOLEST OF THB SEASoE.-On Mon
day night lust chap giving the name of
George Wilson went to tho premises of
James w. Gilcspy, of Jefferson township,
this county, took his horses from the pasture,
harncSsed them up, hitchcd them to a wagon,
drove around to the barn, and loaded in
about two hundred 1lccccS of wool and
started Tor this place. On the way ne upset
his load and rot some of the wool conSidcTl-
bly, soiled, but about 10 o'clock on Tuesday
n,ornip" he appeared on tho streets, Offering
his load for sale, md finally sold to Mr..
Robert iIodgelM ut quite reduced price.
He left the team with Ad. Morrow and
started out the Pittsburgh pike.
About II o'clock Dir. Gillespie, who had
discovered tho theft very carly this morning,
arrived here, having travelled from home to
a.iddlctown In his bare feet. He ut once
made information before Esquire Hornlstl,
and in n short time the officers and those III
tcrcstcd were after him i'll hot haste. They
found him ut lIoustonrillc. colnplacclitly
awaiting the arrival of the Pittsburgh tram.
He was arrested and brought back, and, with
the exception Of small amount, all tho money
w;rs recovered. LILO was committed to jail to
await tral.
Lilo claims to have only been the agent for
other parties, and not proprietor OF the
scheme himself. He has the sympathy OF
several. since he does not appear TO be very
bright. However, his prospects for learning
n trade are good Washington lPa.) Ad-
yu8rp.
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From Southwest VirG!iGin.

correspondence q; The Eirhnt"nd nlrpatrN.
nG ur ~rEISa, A,n,NGTus coESTY, FA.,l
july Il, 1872.
i.ub.- p,ayuth: The wheat harvest T.
n1@ ever ~ His section. and Ill pronounce
'tu grIiN ih. lilr~t that has been raised III
'u., vnHly Tor many years; but The rrui'
VIII Ht h" ln"r" than m average one in
.uG'l'}, a wrote YOU in my lust.
very dr-crtillYr lail-storm passed over
s"rilou ct thi% county few day, since.
a"lu- -l'1! 'anl@" tn gardens and all grew
lux t"i>. Il 0aI very severe in the neigh
t"rlt"vri Il >tltVll.. ! understand.
TIN. -maIi-poY il now rlgln. in this end of
IN. stat. There ur" sad 10 hc about six
yi'~, 10 Marion, Smylh county. and one at
A"m .nu'IE'- switch. between Abingdon
@UI fr>t"l. re,pl" are leaving the former
itH"' IN considerable numbers for fear Of
uhlne Il. Although thu infected district Is
rH"H!'s Guarded. It il thought that il will
-t""td "''r large district. il not stopped
ona'da'ry.
N''\lo'i -'rmc warm times In political
r',"-. a. "" have Twelve men In our Con
"'''>t"lr'i district who ara not only willing
I'ii HnNtou- 10 serve Us in tho ucXt Congress.
OIIApIS.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ALBANY Loss, Two
HuNDRED AND TmRTY-FIyE THOUSAND Doll
LARs.-Aibany, N. T., June IA fire broke
out last evening in the paint shop of the New
York Central railroad, ut West Albany, which
was destroyed, and about fifty loaded cars,
with three Of Wagner's drawing-room cars,
took fire. A breeze springing up, it was
found necessary to ring the alarm, and the
fire was soon got under control. The losses
are estimated as follows: Sixty freight cars,
$9O, 600; freight in cars, $4,000; three Sleep
ing cars, $4,000; one drawing.r0om car,
10000; five passenger coaches. $4,000 !;
paint shop, $4,000; AtaI. sa35,Oo0.
The actual loss will not exceed 100000.
Insurance, $4,000. The fire is believed to
be of inccndiary origin.
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How TO ABATE NuIsAECE.-A little vigor
and spirit will free Il neighborhoOd from a
nuisance that might affect 1t for years but for
the energy of some one restless being. a
nclghborhood in Franklin county has been
rendered uncomfortable by bulldog whose
temper was spoiled by early indulgence, and
whose lack of moral training made him the
terror of women and children. The other
day rcsolutc widow took n horSc-pistol and
Il rope and undertook to escort her children
to school past the lair of this savage brute.
There was Il brief contest, but the dog was
laid low, and that community blcsscs the
public spirit of the little widow.-Neto York
Mail
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Milton Butcher, Il colOrcd man of Du-
b,Gllr. was accidentally shot lust week. lIay-
ing occasion to leave his house, in which
there was some money, he engaged young
man named Read 10 guard his treasure, Civ
ING him orders to shoot whoever came in
without announcing his purpose. Read
ohcycd orders with military fidelity, and
Blitchcr is no more.
Three men were being IoiStcd to the top
| of tower in Jackson county, Ill.,, the other
| day in IN elevator, and when ut the height OF
one hundred feet the rope broke broke, pre-
cipitatin% them to the ground. One Of the
men struck Il wire suspended ut some dis
lance from the ground, and was cut entirely
| in two. and both the others were SO badly
mutilatcd that they lived but Il short time.
Madame PcSrhka Leutncr is native of
Vienna. il about thirty-lhrcc years of age,
and is primrl donna for lilr ut the Leipzig
| Opcr;l-lIolISc an engagement which accounts
for the fact that she is but little known in
| America. She lGls been offered and refused
$1,000 for 300 concerts i'll the United
States.
San Francisco is quietly dcpriying England
of her tea lllrclS without even saving by
YOUR leave. Twcnty-thrce million dollars
worth OF ten we drank last year clmc to lis
through the Golden Gate, and tea traders
say the amount will be doubled within twu
years.
A gravel train OH the Central railroad
while Lackin. up to the bridge at Spirit
creek, twelve miles from Augusta, Ga, ral
over IL car, throwing one car oil the track
and cmptying four others in the creek. One
mann ,ru. killed and thrpp pr foIIJ
Tiers were wounded.
Rochester University, New York, has con.
rrrrcd the degree of Doctor Of Divinity on
the Rev. j. l.. NJ. Curry, of this city. Dr.
Curry had previously received the degree ol
ILL. d. He is cminently deserving of the
latter honor also.
The Rochester IN. " papers. in giving an
account of the commencement of the RoclIcS-
ter University. speak of Rev. A. f.. Dlckln.
son as having responded ut the alumni dili-
ner to Il tolst to :" The Press OF the South"
The University of Chicago has conferred
the degree of Doctor of Divinity on Rev
George Il. Tay Tor, of Staunton the second
time he lIls received the docIorate within {;
few weeks.
Virginia mayors retiring from Office dis.
charge I'LL of the prisoners confined in jail
Louisville Courier.
The Chicago Trihnne of July 4t'l publish.
ed the Declaration of Independence us ;
Greeley campaign document.
An Ohio Judge distributed his money
among his children, died poor, and his wife
is now in the poor-hollSe.
William Crea has been appointed assist
ant United Stites assessor for the first dis
trict of Virginia.
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The density of the compressed air in the
East-rivcr bridge caisson is equal to two at
mo>phcrcS the pressure, therefore, being
thirty pounds to the square inch. No diff
Guilty is experienced in breathing, but there
are some very singular phenomena connected
with this hiShly-comprcsscd atmosphere. y
foot gas-burncr gives light equal to a four
foot burner. This is due to the double
amount Of oxygen in the air. 1t is possible
that breathing twice the amount of oxygen
required by nature, aided by dampnc>S, may
be the c;illSc of the violent cramps and pains
20 which the workmcn are subject.