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THE WEATHER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WASHINGTON, August l6, l A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Lower Lake region and
thence to West Virginia, low barome.
ter, southwesterly winds, cloudy westh.
er and frequent rains. For New Eng
land southessterly and southwesteriy
winds, failing barometer, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain. For the
Middle and Atlantic States southwest.
erly winds, low barometer, partly cloudy
weather with locsl rain. From lows
to Michigan and southwark to Missouri
and Kentucky north westerly winds and
clearing weather with occasional rain
in the river valleys. For the Gull
States southwesterly winds, rising bar,
ometer, with partly cloudy weather sct
rain on the western Gull coast, Fol
the South Atlantic States eouthwssterly
winds, rising temperature and generally
clear weather. Reports are missins
from the southwest, northwest, Upper
Lakes, Rocky Mountains and the Psci
fic coast.
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SPAIN,
The Corte, Approves tho BliI CRI'
ling for Fifty Thousand Reserves.


ling for Fity Thousand Reserves.
MADRID. August l5.-The Cortes has
approved the bill calling for flY thols-
and reserves, that the Carljst and re-
publican insurrectionists may be put
down.
1t is reported that the crew Of che
.Deerhound, seized by P Spanish man
okwar for landing arms for The Carii.ts,
will be tried on q charge OF piracy.
LISBON, August l5.-Tntelliscac, hea
been received here that Paraguay, Bras
zil and the Argentine Republic have
signed treaty OF peace.
BAYoNNE, August Is. Eight hau-
dred Gallician socialists are marcAiug
on Portugal, where they hope 10 lri
sympathisers.
Dispatches received at the Carlist
headq uarters in this city, announce
that Berga Been has been CapiureI Icy
the Royalists.
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MEMPHIS.
SuICide.

MEMPHIS. August l5.--Wm. Howard
OF Louisville, stone cutter, employed
by Anderson d Venn, on the Masonic
temple, committed suicide last night at
his boarding house, corner Of Union
and Desoto streets, by cutting HE
throat with a razor. He had been
drinking hard for several days. When
found this morning he was still alive,
and signed for a pencil and paper, which
being given him, he scrawled family
troubles" and soon after died. After
cutting his throat he stabbed himself
FIVE or six times in the body.
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BROOkLYT.
Buried Alive.

BRooKLIN, August l5.-At2 > o'clock
yesterday afternoon a laborer named
Phillip Hannerbeck, descended to the
bottom OF a well thirty feet deer at q
brewery, corner OF Bremen and Boru m
streets. After working for haitian hour
the earth above suddenly gave way,
completely filling up the well. A few
employees OF the brewery set to work
to recover his body and at one o'clock
this morning he was liberated alive. al
though scarcely sensible, having been
over eleven hours in the well. lie had
saved himself BY crawling into cavity
at the side of the well and maintained
life by breathing through an iron air
pipe communicating with the bottom.
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HENRY WArTERsoN, OF the Cor~isr-
Journal, writing from Paris says: The
woman who has the best turned ankle
in England, and you might even 2
higher still without impsiTi0- the per-
spective, assured me only G ertrighl
seo, that the French girls aIe singular
ly wanting in stsluesqe attractions, and
pointed with pride to a clumP Of Eng
iish vestals, each oLe OF waom, She a5'
sured me, realized Hogsrths line o.
beauty 90 perfectly that the tape that
measured Powers Greek Slave OF the
Medici Venus would serve them q
WELL
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SARATOGA.
The Races.

SARATOGA, August l5.-The threaten.
ing weather caused a small attendance
at the races to-day. The track is
verv heavy. Fellowcraft got the three
wear old sweepstakes for q walk over,
the only other entry, Jere johnson, be-.
ing withdrawn.
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ME- &c. SEIYTu,G

GCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AM
> Children In the Lindsey Institute
building. will reopen September sth, l554
English branche., Matthew atIcz and Modern
languages by competent teachers. Paint
ing and drawing classes taught by Mrs
Wilkinson. The location is very desirable
being central, quiet and cay Of accefs. FCr
circulars or further information apply n
Ms. SmYth, Chapline street, near 2ith, lOld
lst street,, or at the school rOOTE
lnllA.rh
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THERE are many ways OF shGa-
ing hands, and most OF them are Gis2-
greeable ones. There is TIE Eshy wav,
the snubbing way, and the pumping
way, and, the worst way fall, which Is
the hearty way. When a friend is 20
glad to see you that he crushes your
hand in his JOY, and renders YOU incaPs-
bic OF manual labor for eleven years il
is nearly time that fri ,ndshiP should be-
come lost sentiment. That is wha:
happened to a poor fellow in New
Hampshire, whose sad case should
serve as q warning to the American
reople-the most inveterste and urI
reasonable hand-shskers in the woT#.
V. 7. Tribune.
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4 NIIyatuOua PlOt.

MANsFIELD, August lj.-One Of the
most horrible plots has just come to
light 10 time to save father and four
children from death. VIM II. Dabbs
wss indicted some months ago for at
tempting to outrage the person Of little
girl, who recovered some four thousand
dollars in civil suit for damages at
the Last term OF court, and in order 10
prevent her appearance, or that Of her
father, ". II. Dabbs procured the SER
vices Of ore Light'oot and several others
to 20 out and blow up and burn the
house OF said plaintiff, but the plot was
fortunately discovered. Upon the per-
son OF Lightfoot, when arrested, were
found several pounds OF powder and q
lot OF fuse. Dabbs was also arrested
this afternoon and both were bound
over 10 keep the peace. The feeling
against them is very bitter.
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A Green Bay merchant put out a
sign Of "ice water tree." Another put
out a sign OF free lemonade, and a third
offered every customer ten cents In
money. A fourth man, who couldn't
think Of anything better, got up q dog
fight, and he drew all the crowd.
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RXPESSES.

The farm Kept - hOTses IN addlIloh
to the dairy Of 80 cove. But what is a
little singular, there are no hog pro-
ducts in these figures.
Reckoning the farm and implements
es worth 500 per acre, the profit over
and above the interest en- S64 200, and
s3,2J7 II for expenses las above) was
s. ,Sj3 Oj, certainly very encouraging
res1it.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Seriously Ill.

PHILADELpHIA, August IA. - Hon
VIM. Meredith, Pre- sident OF the Con-
stitutional convention, is lying danger
ously i'll at his residence in this city and
fears are entertained that he may not
recover.
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at'herllna 8eaistsr.
THE RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTIONS.

THE RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION
Our correspondent TX" makes come
suggestions this morning concerning
the proposed subscription Of $4,000 to
the capital stock Of the P. W. & K,
Railroad company that will arrest at
tention. We know nothing Of the facts
concerning the amount of private sub
scribtion to the stock OF the road, nor
how much has been paid to the COM
pany on that account. The Finance
Committee OF the Board of Commission
ers, although directed a month ago
to inquire into these matters, has as yet
made no report, and the sources OF In
formation in regard TO the private
stock are closed against ordinary
citizens. We learn that two gentlemen
who felt some interest in the matter
called yesterday al the Office of the
company seeking TO know something
in relation to the amount that had been
paid in by individual subscribers, but
were denied access to the list OF stock
holders and could get no statement as
to the amount each had paid.
flour correspondent be correct in his
estimate that $4,000 OF collectsble
subscription is owing by private parties,
there seems no good reason for Ohio
county's additional payment of SIS, 900,
unless as is probably the case,
the money now asked for is found
necessary for the completion of
the road in addition 10 all the stock
previously subscribed, whether by corr
porations or by individuals. 1t is likely
that this uucollected subscription has
been embraced in tina category Of assets
and that it was found that after all
these available funds had been exhaust"
ed $4,000 more would be needed, half
of which it was thought that Ohio
county should pay.
As TO whether the $4,000 asked for
from Ohio county, will, in connection
with all other available funds, Brooke
county having already made her SUBJ
scription,) be sufficient to complete
the road-bed to the satisfaction
of the Pennsylvania Company
we do not pretend to know. We have
assumed that it will be so, because the
officers Of the company have assured
us that it will be enough. We do not
forget, however, that the same gentle
man thought. last year, that 1926, 900
from Ohio county was q very liberal
estimate as the amount we might reas-
onably expect to pay for a railroad to
HOLIDAYS Cove. 1t is possible that the
present estimate may be as far from
the actual want as the former one was,
aud we cannot promise that with the
opening OF next spring, or perhaps at an
earlier day, a new demand for fifteen
or twenty thousand dollars may not be
made.
In common with many other citizens
OF Ohio county. we want light upon
this subject, and We respectfully sug-
gest 10 the gentlemen having the a.
fairs OF the company in charge that
Ohio county has right, as the lar
gest present stcckholder in the corpora
ton, to know what has been done with
the money already paid; whether other
stockholders have paid up, and if not,
why not, and whether the sum now
asked for will be really sufficient to se'
cure the county against any further
demands for this purpose. VIII some
body please rise to explain
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ILLINOIS.
Conventions.

RANkAKEg, August l5.-The Metho.
dist camp meeting, after running one
week, closed last evening. Mrs. Van
cast announced from the stage that
nearly 1000 persons had been converted
most Of whom will attach themselves.
TO the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Ha2ersfOW n Seminary,
FOR YOING LADIES.

V'HE FALL TERM OF THIS POPULAR,
Il Institution will commence on HOnda y
the first day OF SsT TteTnbef next. Parents or
Guardians desiring a school OF the highes
character, at moderate rates, for their chill
dren or wards, apply for information tO The
Principal, kev. JOHN " NCCEoS, ID. d.. Hag-
erstOwD, Mary and. JuiSlegO
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The results of Miss Emily Faith ul"-
recent visits to this country are tlGr
lectures which she is now del!7e!. ng IL
England, on the following subjects
Eight Months in America, "E2g .sn
and American Orators. "AmeTicsn
Poets" The Present Aspect OF The
Woman's Movement in Au1erica,"
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4 Boston boy don't believe that
Robinson Crusoe lived on RAISING in he
desolete island, because be tried TO dQst
himself one day, and after eating two
pounds, quite lost his appetite for the
rest el the week.
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OElO.
Bitten by u Snake.

PIQuA. August l5.-On Tuesday even
ing last boy, aged about eight years,
named Golden, living near the Hydrau-
lie canal, in the lower part Of the town,
was bitten in the leg by snake, from
tie effects OF which he died in a few
hours after. The snake was OF the
water moccasin species and very pois-
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University of Virginia

Opeas October ] continues through nine
months. II n organized In schools on the
elective system. With full courses In Clssslcs,
Literature, Science with practice In Them
ical and Physical LabTstories), IN Law,
Medicine, Engineering, Teaching and Agri-
culture. Apply for Catalogues 10 JAMES
=. HARRISON, Chairman p. o. University
OF Virginia, AlbemBrle CO., Va
suZll-egb
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& D u c Att o N A L
Professor Wanted.

4 OBLIGATIONS WITH TEsIIMoNI,
n AIS for the chair of Ancient Langue'
ges and Literature, in West Virginia Uni
versity, will be received until August 9Th
1873, at which time the Regents will elect.
Salary sl400 per annum. Fail term begins
September & ISIS. Address
q. Z. STURGISS, Secretary.
auRlS.ra MOrgantown. W. Va
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Satisfactory Figures.

The Journal Of the Farm for July
yves the following figures concerning
q farm Of 32l acres, near Doylestown,
Bucks Co, Pa:
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The Volcano LuJric0isr qsva Ne
heard a good story the other day from
one OF our citizeps, about young man
whom we will call B. /. has a fash
ionable wife, who dressss her hair &C.
cordiug to the code with rails" and
"braids," &c. Mrs. p. retired one night
of last week, and in undressing her
hair let long braid stay on the ted.
Some time after B. retired, and a''c-
settling down for q snooza, Gelt sJmy-
thing wind round his foot a0d ankle
He Immediately aroused his "i.e;
told her that snake was ia
bed; cautioned her not - move
until he had made his viii, a.d wa7Loi
her not to marry again uEt'l h. h@:
been dead at least one year Ike kl-.
sed her ard told her to jump and !.gnt
lamp. Mrs. B, heard al he san,
and when the word jump came, shc
did Jump, and ran 10 the door and ca j.
ed to the neighbCrs. They rushed n
by patoons, a light was procured, sDI
poor B. was fonnd in the last agony 0.
death. Hastily but cautiously turin
down the covers, the long braid wa-
found wound round poor B's. leg. Mrs.
B. wears her hair without braiis now.
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BOSTON.
Insurance Matters.

BosroN, August l5.-It is said that
the underwriters will soon increase,
largely, the rates oiinsurance through
out the city, because Of the hesita-
ton on The partl of the city authorities
to increase the efficiency OF the fire
department. Four of the largest British
Com panies have received Instructions
from home offices to suspend taking
Boston risks for one month, in order to
see what action will be taken in regard
to strengthening the fire department.
The President.
President Grant will be at the Craw.
ford House on Monday next, at Mount
Washington on Tuesday and will leave
for Burlington, Vi, on Wednesday,
Hoar's Reply 10 Butler.
Hon. Geo. +. Hoar has written a
reply to General Buffers defence OF the
back-pay business. Mr.. Hoar s letter
is a powerful and characteristic docu-
ment. After stating his views on the
back pay subJ ect, he INDUCES in come
personal illusions to Buffers past his
tory, iustaucing Gen. Grants famous
order relieving Butler from active duty,
and ordering him to report to Lowell,
Mass. Also q letter Of Governor AM
drew's, the war Governor OF Mass,
deuouncing Butler. 1t is expected that
Butler will reply in public, at Worches'
ter, next week.
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NEW SovERTIsEMENrs
Trustee ; Sale OF Real Eatate.

DY WRIT lie OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made January 18th, A. D., 1865, by
Francis 4. Stipes and wife, 10 the under.
signed, sar uel Morris, Co seeuIe, among
Others, two notes made by said Francis A.
Stipes and robert r. Stipss, 10 the order OF
Emory Mo! Is, Gsted April lst, lS5S, one for
One hundr A and seventeen dollars aud
sixty cents. payable four years after date
the other for one hundred and eleven dol.
lars aud thirty cents, payable fve years
afIer date, VIII sell. upon the prefnises, In
the town OF Benwood, on the
10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1879,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. M., for cash, the
follow ing property, to-wit: Portions OF the
lots numbered twelve l2l aud thirteen us,
In the town OF Benwood, which portions are
described as follows; ThirtysSlx (S6) feet
nine Cs) inches OF the west portion of lot
numbered thirteen QS), thence with said d..
vision line twenty-five Ch) feet across lot
numbered twelve, thence cost parallel with
the lines OF said lots seven % feet four ~
inches, thence with the end of the cooper
shops erected on lot numbered twelve, 10
the south hre oflot numbered eleven.
selling as trustee, Will convey only such
title as have under the said deed OF trust,
but the title Is believed 10 be good.
SAMUEL MORRIS,
aug9.b Trustee.
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THE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY

rI,HE DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GiRLs,
rftssn miles nom Baltimore. Ger
specIAl inducements 10 those desinng for
their daughters careful usiniDg, thorough
instruction, high culture and the influences
Of s0hrtstian home. The next term viii
begin On wednesday, september 18th, ls73.
Add-ess
REV, ARTHUR J. RICH, VI. D,
t1l22-b Rest erstoTn, Nd,
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Another Outrage.

The second outrage Of this week
came to light Yesterday. An unknown
stranger this morning enticed a re-
spectacle German girl, named keyer,
aged Is, from her home on west Dlvls-
ion street, aud took her out to the city
limits, where he violated her person.
The villain escaped.
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VIRGI N Ia
FE M ALE IRSTITUTE,
STAUNTOE. VIRGINIA.

Zen experienced teachers in The English
course -Four I'm tho Languages Sevcn In
Music, with twenty-seven new instruments
I'm use; Five teachers OF ornamental
branches. Pupils for seventeen STATES.
Chartered 1871 Te-OrganiZcd lsi-.
For catalogues address
Rev. Il. II. PHILIPS,
augli-bg Principal.
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Shepherd College,

Session opens Sept. ., Ia. Two depart
ments-CC.leg.ats and EOIDaL-ma'e aud
female. COurSc extensive. kIpeTlencel
teachers. Total eKpensss per year. as (.
state normal pupils pay no tuition Othsrs
$40, as, ~, according 70 studies. For c!Tcu.
lzrs adL.Tess the Principal.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY

The year begins in all Departments OF
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ,, 1878.
Prof. +. S. Lyon, with a full stad o
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
Of the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking Information In regard &c
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
ments may be obtained from the Secretary
OF the Faculty, Prof. Geo W. Glover, or Tho
undenlgred. ALEX. MARTIN,
President
MoRGANrowN, W. Va, Aug. ., 1873.
auglIeC
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CHICAGO.
The Cholera.

CHICAGO, August l5.-Several cases
of cholera have been reported here dur
ing the past three or four weeks,
, 1873-04-05
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
RENATE.

BPnNaf1gLD, H., April I, 1878.
Thq eensts mot st os9 m rtosdons 1
by forty Senators.
Senator FERREL called up Senate bill No. 7,
relating to tho Reform School for Juvenile
Offenders md it was road third time.
p1ossly tho clause permitting the "plncing out
Of chi1dron of the institution.
A motion to rocommit the bill Was made, md
DISCUSSED at considerable length. Tho motion
to reconmit was lost, roconsidored, and tho bill
roforrod to the judiciary Committee.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill B00 regarding tho asseaBment OF property
and levy md collection Of taxes, WAS takon up,
and tho bill considered by HootionB.
Mr. GREEN resigned Lis position az Chairman
Of the Committee on Goology and soionce.
sldoration. Senator CUMMINGS movod to strike
out tho words '' ono Assosaor" in the first line,
desiring that the duties unmcd should be per-
formed by single oi1icor..
Adjourned until O'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
JUDICIAL.
The Senate reasuomb!ed at 2 p.m m.
By consent, Senator YOUNGDLOOD called up
his bill to attach Gallatin County to the Twenty
fifth judicial District. Read d second time, con-
sdored by Boctions, and ordered to q third road
ing.
JUSTICES AND POLICE MAGISTRATES.
Senate bill 20, concerning the Jurisdiction Of
Justices and Police Magistrates, waa similarly
considered, and ordered to n third reading.
THE TAX COLLECTION D1LI.
Consideration of House bill 300 was resumed,
Mr.. CANFIELD Hpoaktng in It's favor.
Senator VORIB ropliod at length against tho
bill, nH did also Senator MURPHY.
Senator YAGEn, Of Alton; followed In fayor OF
the bill
Further confederation of tho bill was post
poned until Wednesday next. .
ROADS AND BRID0Es.
Mr. uINCHCLlFFE called up House bill 421,
In regard to roads and bridges i'll counties not
under township organization. Read first tinlo
and referred.
RAILROAD AID.
Senate bill 991, authorizing municipal corpo-
ratlons to transfer subscription or Donation OF
railroad atocll heretofore made from ono corpo-
ration to another, was mado tho special order for
Tuesday next
Senate bill 2G3, in relation to tho collection Of
taxes and special assessment, was considered,
amended and ordered to third renling.
The Committee on Miscellaneous Subjects re-
ported favorably upon tho bill supprossing the
trado in obscene literature, and Advertisements
Of articles for procuring abortion. Ordered to
second reading.
Tho Senate refused to adjourn until Monday
morning.
Adjourned.
, 1873-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Best Food for Infants.

III +. H. Prince Abort Vioar thrtvss vol npen #
Attsndsntto u. H H,ghnesa .lS @ Princess q Wales
ble."1Dr. ii: 'Iaskor On higiit Eoeis f9r inants.
siIi.sly npusishIng aud easily AIHos,od. I'r iass
Bubstnnues and diota essentially from other farn-
seooYs toods which, being 1o unseo to aofd nropcr
rokety and idotto condition: savoEy oo.o's prepara
husk q o Witch produces Irritation Of tho bowels
anrot ao!a ID tias. Prepared BY Snsory hiooro liz
Now Iond.st.,, London. procurabe ct Al chemists,
, 1873-04-05

Tax bill No. 10 has boon approved by tho Governor
aud copy received at thiA olco. Thu bill ahea 1t
my duty to enforce collection by ani agalnst eac>l
person separately In addition to returning tho land az
delinquent, Taxpayers Wishing to sayo costs should
pay tllatr ta1ea Immediately,
dEo. YoA HoLLEN, City Collector.
CHICAGO, AprIt 1, 1875.
, 1873-04-05

New L1fo to tho Hnir,
purnetta Cocoaiue glYos new lfa to tho hair,
, 1873-04-05

Er. Lou1s, April 4.-Adyanco sheets Of Gould
4 Goa now "Direotory" give tho population OF
twelve Of tho thirteon wards of this city ut
42s l2o-an advance Of III, ,262 over tho consua
, 1873-04-05

The boilerat tho Tiilln (Olio) agricultural
works burst steam Euugo yosterdnJ morning,
gcalding tho engineer b1r. Mccormick, about
tho face md neck severely
, 1873-04-05
Forty Acres.

Tho hsudsomost hixh sroyo land around Wsshington
Heights. rw9 rcaldoHcos an'l large ntrhuiingss tno
clags property f0r subdivision or l'9p!nyeMGnt For
sale by 9. II, UEQkWtFH.