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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
REMARKABLE ESCAPE OF FRENCH coNv1crs.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 13.-Tbree escaped Algerian
eonvics from the French penal colony of Cayenne,
the north coast of South America whittier they had
been sentenced for 10 yearsone for robbery one for
murder and one for assaulting French oficer-haye
arrived port. They claim 10 have escaped III CON-
pany with 100 feowcOnvcts, and after terrible suffer
ipgs In swaInps and juDgles, reached Denerara Mar
shall Gray yesterday committed them 10 Bay view
Asylum. The French Consul here wrote last night TO
the Consul at NewYork for Instructions IN the
premises,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
RUMoRED Loss OF A NEWPORT YACHT.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 13-The schoOner-yacbt
~ +. Dixon carrying tho mails and passengers from
Block Island TO Newport had arrived at Newport at
a late hour tonight being several hours over
due. Newport IS agtated by rumor which
We cannot verify that the vessel seen bottom up
off Point Judtl this afternoon. About 100 strangers
were on the island, OF whom would doubtless take
this boat 10 return " the main lana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Cuo,so Aug l3-F.ourDemAnd 1901 At full prices offerings
e,npae ht sales BItfs sDnng s6dS6 so Wheat uneel
irsx lDi loser sales Of No Spnng VI "a No do OIL 30
SPOT; 81 H. seller August 81 n seller September No 800,
al i3Idsi Ia Rejected. 97d9Ss Corn and higher
s9s Tor No. mIsd cash seller August S99s. seller
s-o,.mb aOc seller October; Rejected IS he High Aiio canal
saoat ale steady At ~ Tor No. SPOT % % seller
AaEa 20 seller September Rye trm and In fair demand At
Az. Tor No and Ia fair demand No Fall BomnsAT
50 geO spot sales at o. 9j seller September Poi es At
slB cash seller August September Lard hrm and ~ r
demand - geneTaE held at &C. BAH Meats STEADY and 40
eb.assd BACON quiet sni unchanged WHISKY ae.il AZ
pl FfrshtsCofa 10 B1Ja1o, W hoocps0 OOJ bbs foef
51 900 baaA. Wheat 10000 bVsh Cora 40OOO bcaS oaS
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM GLASGowis st.sTsAp Trtaaerta Aug l3-Dr Orr,
lady Miss steeman I'd Gzar Jesse Whfens Hugh A. Stewart
Wm aolle Ann Fraser ThoA JARVIS Wm Adams and adJ Mo
Sarah Wbfen Master Herbert Whsel. Mise hsp Beckwth Ms&
FeseY James NJ Allen and lady Morris Heny e. shaw Jobs
Bskl.y Mr. Bell Mrs Armstrong Joseph Gswler Jennie NJ Kelly
Hugh Mclean ~ TAYLOR s. Beaien. Mrs Beaden Mis- Carrie
Besden. Mrs f. TAFT TAFT Thos TAFT Geo Whoct Winss
Whoc Mrs. H. Muir Miss Agnes Muir George Lnsani MAJ Issos
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CATTLX MARKETS.

BuPyiLo Aug 13-CArrLE-Recepts to-day ineans 20 e.rs
reported 036 making supply
636 head sos against 43l for same time lsst
Toe market very lively this morning for
tuNays pres stock neglected. about 800 bead
disposed o. Sales 93l head illinois ranging from 1874
l425 b 80 25Gs6 % 175 bead Indiana seer ranging fous
Liz 10 1874 h. m s. ass S72; lis head Ohio
993 1923 IS l29ds5 so $50 bead steers
ranging from $40 TO 093 H. So S0d4 81 l33 head Ken
tuekY 1453 l506 D. at S6nS6 25 60 bead
lows steers averaging 535 49, at 20 y bead Michigan Steers
ranging from 935 70 ! ll0 n. at ~ 250S4 81
LAsBs-keceips to-day. including reporf arrivals.
10 300 making the thus tr
10 400 head for the time last Tbs
300 Ohio sheep ranging from
~ 80 H. 81 1875 30i POI Illinois sheep. ~
D. AZ So 44l head Canada ang from l02 u l26 D. al
s. as sos 34 head Canada lambs ranging from 81 70 ~ 10 al
IS 75d$7 l2la
HoGszkeceips today including reported arrivals 900 hesd
making the , supply Tor week TINS far 300 head agna
1900 head for the time last week TIE market vas ye
IOa per cst advance good hogs Yesterdays prices good
stoeAe and BOsoa hogs ng s5a5 80 the are well tiled
With common gEasser, which ecei a. - 75Wb4 90
CHICAGO, Aug l3-kecips three daTs-Cale 10000 Hog,
23,5OO; Sboep, 1000.
CArTLn dull sOd eoopisg owing ev .'gs .gssr.
e unsodi veal 80 5$6 10 for Erra % 900
% % Tor Cbocs $685. - for Good - 5O0St 70 for fsir 80
~ 20 for heium; S30S3 as Inferior and - $50
81 80 for Sor;bernfd Texans; 50 509S3 so for through
HOGs fair demand and steady 81 6O0$J Choice
Light 81 fOdSf 30 for Con M 10 Good heavy.
SHEEP better demand prices 10000 beter Quotations
81 20 $50 for Common 10 Choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
CHILD POISONED THROUGH A DRUGGISTS
MISTAKE.

KINGSTON, Aug. 13.-Ihere is considerable
excitement IN this city over the death OF tte son oi
William Holmes. The child had been suffering from
obolera-infaptum but had nearly recovered To quiet
restessness the attending physician gave prescription
embracing four grains OF aqua camphor druggist
named Ettfuge by mistake used spirits OF camphor Ine
child was seized with commissions after taxing the meo
cine aud died an u hours
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use to.nieht sold as FOLLOWS /:
SHE SOUTH BOSTON YAcnr CLUE REGArrA.

Boston, Aug. 13.-The third regular regatta
Of the Of the South Boston Yacht Club for prizes
offered by the club, took place this afternoon from City
Point. There fine sailing breeze from the north
east The rst-class boats got excellent start The
sloop Kepic the winner. The sloop Ripple won the
second class prize, and the sOop Maud the third.
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5periaI Notices

Chttenango Mineral Waters
Rheumatism Dyspepsia Govt salt Rheum Scrofu and 81 pa
Liver Skin Kidneys Sold quarts and s ~ eSSas
druggists. Depot, CoAege place. . >. hsshI.
Sound asd Hearing, Voice and speech. The hxpis-
nation Of Musical Harmony, wb astfssosa hrse eesfss
By Pref Ekbsrg 10 TRIBUNE BHCrUks EXTRA NO. o.
Pos-Omse NetieeTbe mails for soroo dersg We wsss ed
Ausus, val close 81 b oas on kDhbS
DAY 49, m snI ~ m. and THURSDAY. az 1850 a n.
aud 90 SATURDAY at a. IL and ~ N $500.
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spa 40 900 bash Rye sbpmeDt-5OOO bb Four $1,000 had
." "os. oooOOO bu,h. Com, and % 900 bash 0sts
Avg l5-Whes far demand and higher. sales q
ean deehnA sales Of Standard White 1919 res 22o
hsv OkLEAss Aug l3Plo1f arn and Doahis
ss.I 81 20: Treble. BIra 90 600s7 80; Family 81 251
" Corn srm ed scarce At zoe for Mzei 73e for Whit
mned. ZOE Tor White OsS quiet 43145c Bran a 8Sc
Hy-sse q Prime s2l8s2f So Choice s2o POri sns ssx
ssace gig % Dry Sailed Meats sod 9Lr for shoudoo
"a sr nc s,ee at lO for Shoulders ss o Clear s SIDES
i<c sides Choice ri 1870
10 Lard armsr small sales Of Fierce Al 8s0gc Kes
lie susr-Sock light sales u PuT PAR eisS9A
M0hssesNo movement whisky greet sales Doe
Cincinnati ~ Sosee sgd at isg2o' Brchangessrsg 1865
WILsfS9ros aug I3-spin TyIpcnhne quiet a doe Rods
qnst at ~ ~ Tor s,rnea and ~ for Br Pale Crude ugpea
Tar steady AZ s. 30 -
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THE UTICA RACES POSTPONED.

UTICA, Aug. 13.-The races advertised for
to-day have been postponed until tomorrow, account
OF the heayuess OF the track and prospect Of rain.
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MARRIED.

DBAE-DBNMAN-In Brooklyn TUESDAY August H. BY the Rev.
Samuel Spear Thomas H. Dean TO Charlotte A. Deuman No csrs
sTAPPORD-BAREBTTIu Brooklyn August IL By Rev Birard
Taylor D. H. stafford MARY, daughter Of the late WA d.
Barnett both Of Brooklyn No cards
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Tribune Lecture Extra No. 8.
THE METHOD OF CRRATI0
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
rux nARWISIAN THEORY

Tws1s Lectures delivered By Prof AGAssI before the Massan
Comparative Zoology Cambridge kas. containing vast a@0uni Of
se, asd rsOsdi Information concerning Animal % pned on sn
Tubsus eight pages asi illustrated with ssnsr'a sas's
NOW READY,
TRIBUNE LECTURE ExTRA NO. KTdHr
This so description Of NE vesssrfa Fesss @se's
erd ROCKY Mosn.ss, BY Tale College Expedition
Price ass copies By mail 10 two for 10 esns I've e -
Address rhh rhsONt Nes"
Ma. Rr,. sb.s containing o, end iSo Essa'A<s
and Crsa., kss,lss Rspsn iss 30 ssss
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New-York and Erie. and Bufslo New-York and Phils-
dephia Railways The investigation was very thorough
The jury condemned the Erie Railway for running at
illegal speed, and the Buffalo. New-York aud Phila-
dephia Railway for employing an incompetent switch
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

Uv,S Aug l3-E1saanze United go days
enrv - d2g premium 3OG3l premium 80 DAYS gold
4TaiS prenan sght 5025l pTeAaa LOalon 29Gl
preiuiun on Pans. f3di3t premium.
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rAlLnoAp coMrAxIEs cENsuRED.

BUFFALO, Aug. 13.-Coroner q. X. Morrow
concluded to-day tn iaq tue body Of Mrs Pierce
who was killed some days since st collision on tho
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Metal Springs, the Pitess Iron Finger Pads, and
aggVae enagng the breach Bat these
are gradually cgfel By BLAsr0 Truss 653 Broadway
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True ard False Science Speech at the rYa Baoqa By
PsrLs GOODWIN, ia TRIBUsH LE0rURA RxrfA No. Q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14

POOL SELLING ON THE SARATOGA RACE.
The following were some of the pools sold
last evening at Chamberlius In this CITY, the Sara
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed With faH
name and address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21

lies about New York city and along ,be
hudson. and about New Brunswick nn,, rho
region ABOUT Chicago is now being VOL,
P,ahtca with Reformed churches. II was
otiShiaiir Il transplant of the Church of IIol-
anu, ana has the largest number of mem
oefS 'nTlaceS settled by the Dutch
correspondent of the New York Times.
MIninS from New Brunswick, saws that the
most important business that will come bc-
lore inc reformed Synod is the question of
union with the Presbyterian Church South
ano tliat oVcrturcS Of such nature will be
n,aoe ny The General Assembly of the latter
,h''ch now In session ut Little Rock. Ark.
tnc only difference between The two
Churches being In the relation of elder and
dcac"nSh'p. The Presbyterian Church South
consists at h6 prcshvtcrics, 9l3 ministers
Lob churches. and ~ ,20S commandments.
''> CONTENTIOUS has, year amount,n" TO the
very Icsrctthr sum, under the ti,cum.
stances. OF Si.0s3.,@. IL thus appars that
the body which seeks union with the Re
formed Church is twice the size of the lat
ter. though of no greater. and probably less,
wealth. And while the Reformed ministry
| outnrmhcr> lis churches, the opposite is the
| case IN the southern Presbyterian Church
Elu the above. from the Baltimore Sun. we
find at least ono error. If we are correctly
South do not seek Il union with the Re-
| formed Church. aud the General Assembly
has taken no action prior 10 the late session
ut Little Rock looking to organic union.
rhctu" denominations have. however. been
III friendly correspondence.
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tbs ToWN AND TnE PEOPLE GENERAL ASstM-
Rlf nF TIt CUMBERLAND rRTSBvTERlAS
CHrRCU- INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT TIE DE.
S0AISATIoS.
lt"rrcspolr'ncr Of The Richmond Dispatch
HUNTSVILLE. ALA, May II, 1873.
huntsville la. population OF 5000, many
handsome residences, and some fine public
oul'ulnS>. It's trees are now clothed with
thtir summer foliage and lis flowers i'm full
bloom. GooSClrrrirs and strawberries are
ripe.
Us 'lt'Ecn> are remarkable for their refnc-
m"nt. Intelligence, and hospitality. A large
proportion OF them came from virginia, or
are descendants of NlrcinianS.
The Big Spring of Huntsville is now con-
fined within hali-acre, though il once &C..
>er"d larger extent and supplied canal ten
miles long 1t supplies hydrant> in citizens
ward, and in The streets. and turnishe, the
railroad With water.
The Gc,rial Assembly of the Cumberland
rIr>hvtcrlau> i now in session here. This
denomination of Christians is an influential
one. IT. territory extends into The middle
aud western and southern and suuthwe, stern
states. Il hl> about one hundred presbyie.
rlc>. more than thousand ministers, and
about ninety thousand COMMITMENTS. Its
total CONT buttons amount to more than
hall a million OF dollars; il has two uuivcr-
tlc> and several colleges under its control {:
h"lid~ al publication tat Na>hSillrl rdurl-
tl"u. missions. &c.; il publishes three
weekly mtw>rdl"r>. one stlni-lnonihlN tor
~,hluth schools. two monthlirs. and one
quarterly; II holds iratrrnal correspondence
with the northern and southern prc>hytc-
ran churches OF the United STATES. and with
the Eyau.slicaI Union at Scutllnd. Rev.
I,r. tuindcNirr, of Owcn>furo. Ky. is the
pr,>cuI moderator: l;cv. John FrizzcIl, OF
Na-hViIlr. j. stated clerk. Rev. Il. Beard, y.
H.. at the CumhcIEa land University, Lebanon,
Fem. an a"rd minister. much distinguished
Is Il writer aud teacher Of Theology, i pre-
>"ut. III" popular pastor OF The iumbcr-
land Presbyterian Church here l. Rev. &. !.
>>trni'a.k. u, H., native Of Brunswick
county. Va. He and his members receive
| their -'r>t> Win much rordialily and po-
hiruo>-. and the huu>r> of the citizens rene.
rally a,r open IL them. About one hindI cd
| aud >lNiE members Of the Assembly are pre-
sent ami Il number oi Visitors. L.
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SINGULAR TRAGEDY IN MAISE-aluRDEE OF
PHYSICIAN BY A W OMAE - Springfield
(MaSS) Rcpubl,cdn The town of Warren
was thrown into Il state Of great excitement
Saturday morning by the discovery that DR..
i. II. Baker. Il well-kncwn physician, had
been shot during the night. DR.. Baker for
ncry praclced in 1homa>ton. hut removed
some three years ago to the West. whence he
returned 10 Warren several months since.
About FIVE years ago his wife died. and an
unmarried woman named Mink was en-
pl"Nrd IL housckccp"r. Whrn m went
West this woman followed him. and made
threats to different parties that if he ever had
Il houSckeepcr it would be the death Of
him. Soon after he came to Warren.
six months ago, she returned. He has
been boarding ut a hotel till this spring.
when he purchased a house and COM
mcnr"d housekeeping, having Il Miss Kirk
for hnuSckcepcr, since Which time he has
received several threatening letters from Mis-
Mluk, threatening to burn his hru-c aud kill
him if he did not discharge Mrs. Xii aud ell
ploy her. He has paid no attention 10 thr>t
letters, and, a. the event shows. placed no
confidence in them. DR.. Baker WAS called to
see Il sick child about 9 o'clock Friday eve
Din- in the vicinity Of lhi hou,c where bliss
t. her hnllsc between Q and ~. after he
bad retired. Hearing his knock ut the door.
she got up and let him in. and ne llndrc>>cd
and retired with her. About ~ O'clock she
appeared at the ho,Srof Mr.. Spear, Il neigh
hor, in her night -clotics. CRYING o;ii, " am
shot ! | am >h,t. Dir. Baker shot me-.
Upon examination, however, il WIS found
that there were no wounds on her person.
She appeared TO he in Il state Of frenzy and
| great excitement, and the uri.hhor> seem
TO have considered her delirious, for they
| did not 90 10 her hull>r to investigate
| the situation that night. In the
| morning, however. they found DR..
| Bakers liz in the yard of the wo.
mans house. aud his horse in the barn. The
| door Of the house was locked. but 1t was
broken open, and proceeding into the house
| they found the unfortunate man lying dead
| on the chamber floor His pants were on.
| hi; vest on wrong side out. and on" stocking
| partially ON. II i supposed that after re-
cciyiny the fatal wound he mlGe IN attempt
tn dress hius>rII The laII PASSED through
| h,- breast into hl~ l,Iu-~ the wound WAS of
such Il nature that the hcmolrIH.c was all
| Internal. The woman WIS arrested and Il
| p0,t-mOytcm examination made on The body.
| An inquest was commenced on Saturday, but
wL> not finished, IA important evidence lad
| to be tccgraphcd for. and will hc resumed
| to-day. 1t is Cnnicrllrrd that third party
| j. implicated in the tragedy. The character
| of DR.. Baker, wlln WAS about forty. and came
| from New HAMPSHIRE. WIS generally con
>idcfrd good. and hi pracir" H. Il l'lly>i:ian
| la, been very extensive.
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ITO UNDERGRADUATES

TO BRIDGE-CONTRACTORS. - PRO-
\ PO 'ALs VIII he received until ncou on MON
DAY. June 10Th 1874 for the Buperstructurc ar the
Valley railroad. nclr Gainesville. Mecklcpturg
county. Virginia. -. =
The length OF the bridge win tie about lso feet ::
iG feet; vi of truss, Howe's; number Of spar-.
ten (o,; length OF spana from ll3 10 100 feet
tailed specifications with this adycrtis emcnt. II
VIII Ire ut len, to state that the material must he
Gf the best quality the wood straight-grnined and
freefron stlkcs wave. or sap: the wrought iron
Hbrous aud from approved manufacturers: the
r'iss-ro's enlarged ut ends sufficiently to give an
excess Of area ut thread: The angle-bI,cks tuled.
and the prop rtton and strength OF all the parts
must Inc such that rolling load OF o.5ro pounds
the lncu foot. I'm addition to The weight OF the
thrich exceeding one-iiith Its ultimate power Of
resistance.
tn" rails viii In carri"'l On sringers doubled and
hrcas'HE joint. r. sting 81 hr"r-iGIIIs two and !,
iall ttci from ccnir' in centre.
PIopcsil. should state:
lsf The price per line II foot for the bridge with
rials.
I'd The price r..r bri'gc including both roofing
and Notwithstanding.
81. The price per pound that will he deducted
from contract price If the wrought iron should I've
furnished by the Railroad COMPANY.
iih. The price per pound that will I've deducted
If castings should Inc furnished by the Railroad
Company.
sth. lliepricc pr VI feet. Is. NJ, that will be de-
h'c''h 'ihH'f shi!l tr' FURNISHED ny tile railroad
company.
The right Is reserved 10 reject auy or all IF the
bid. or accept high, instead of The lowest lid. II
The terms of Irryincnt or other conditions should
render IL more advantageous.
Bidders can assume that cash payments Will be
nadr monthly for work actually done and materials
actually delivered. re>orvng 20 pr cent until final
estimate: but these conditions may he subject Ia
n,ndihcations upon closing the contract.
Inc work must u" con, plctcd by December l. 1879.
For further information apply 10 PaCLS. KING
chief crgineeer Roanoke Valley railroad. Keys
yiIlc. Va.
Address propuS: Is tn the undersigned.
II. IIATT'T. General Manager
Piedmont Airline railway. Richmond. Va.
RICHMOND April II, ls73. my 6-2iwIw
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CHESAPEAKE AND GHIo RAILROADS. CnN-
NEcTlohs.-fr President Huntington informed
one OF his Big Sandy railroad contractors
last week that the money was on hand to 70
to work on that road within thirty days and
the work pushed right along. One of It's
hrSt ofhcers, recently over the road Informed
us that slides become less frcqrcnt every
week, and that the condition of the work
was SO good ~ TO allow decrease in work
ing force from !. 100 To 500 hands recently,
aud 1t would still further tie decreased. and
all hands sent on the Big SANDY.
In lc@ard to Clifton Forge connection
with Richmond or Lynchburg. he said that
would come in good time after the western
connections were completed. and the local
and through traffic developed and increased
enough To. Justify it->ay in five years Won
would soon be commenced on shops at Staun-
ton and Hinton, and the thirty feet taken of
CARRIERS Jill 10 give room for more tracks
here. He confirms our statement about east
crn terminus. President Huntington and
Mr.. Lowe. of New York, were highly graft
ned at the condition of the work and carnc. t
IN their praises of Colonel WhitComh-th the
first engineer of his day. An immense travel
from both east and west looked for this sum-
mcr. and every preparation made TO accom-.
mudatc it Stanton Spectator.
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: THE CONFEDERATE @DEAD At ARLIEGTus
MUST Nor Rs HososED.-The Washington
Nahoadl Republican publishes the following
official announcement
Rcsoice1. That we. the members of the
executive committee of the Grand Army of
the Republic, do hereby give notice that the
5ofh OF May being set apart BY the Grand
Army OF the Republic as memorial day to
their comrades who died in defence of their
country, and The grounds at Arlington and
other national cemeteries being opened on
that special day 10y order Of the Quartermas-
tcr-henrral of the Army to the Grand Army
of the Republic 'for tho purpose of strewing
flowers upon and decorating the graves OF
the deceased Union soldiers anv attempt by
the friends of the rebel dead to -trrw flow
erS on Their graves r,H be regarded rs an
nfcrferr"f" r'M the programme Of The day
and ~,N not he ioirr0:cd."
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CuloRtp BAPTIST INVENTION. The
Coorrd Baptist Convention OF the state OF
VIRGINIA. wi ich met in Alexandria on We'd
ncsdav last. adjourned $i,tc DE on sunday
,i"ht after a harmonious .'.>>."n tn r;i>~"il'
bic ut Liberty, Bedford 'rinIl. on The
second "Wednesday III May. lsll' l,urln.
the sessions about eleven hundred dollars
were coll, ctrd for missionary PURPOSES
1IrruudIYd GQZfffc.
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Enough III the ia'. anu tickets ISSUED ur the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CUSCFKr in aid 81 the l'alc library
of Kentucky having been sold To Insure u full dra
ing and the wish having been universally expressed
that The IL ON cash gifts offered should he drawn III
Lrrc otor,. the ina :agcicnt with the concurrence
nr the trustees. have determined 10 allow ninety
DAYS more Tor the sale nj the remnant OF tickets left
an hand. The concert aud distribution advertised
for April Is therefore. postponed Ia TUESDAY,,
IuIy 1S ON which day. and no other. they win
|it'iIIiRAKT HALL. IhilS\ILLt. Ky.
AZ This Grand Concert the Following cash .iti* will
b distributed hy H.; and iri In tul IL the ticket
b,,I,r,.. tyh,, draw then:
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A new ro>t-otticc is established at Young :
Grove. Patrick county. Va, on the route
from Martnsvilie to Patrick Courthouse.
with c. II. Young as postmaster. \ new
post-office is established mt Clcm'S Branch.
tinyson county. Va . with John II. Ballard
As po,lmaS!cr; also 1T Flat Ridge, Gray
county, Va. with Joseph Ross Is postmaster.
\ new post-otli,c is established at Mckcn-
drce Station, Faycttc county, West Va. on
the route from Huntington 10 Hinton, with
james Prince aS postmaster.
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The " Patrons OF Hu>bandry. rs the
farmers Of the secret society in the West
STYLE themselves, ctll their subordinate lodges
oranges "A contemporary gives an inter-
estinn account of the ctymolo"y ut the word.
I'm the Scotch dialect II means the buildings
IN , Grain fium. IN English il MEANS II
,.n,,ntry.spat. ar farmhouse Of Il superior
class. Tnp Interpretation best suited 10 the
form. \. used in lis present popular c"nnec-
lion would he, we presume, Il farmhouse.