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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-23
An Accident,

Serious and painful, often happens when neq d.
,.sl aid is not AT hand. ED " ARD u lurCH-
iNSON,S STIMULATING LINN EAT Is ::
most effective remedy for Stings and pies OF
Insects Sprsins, Bruises, s"sil'nss' Nneu !9,"
tisln, NC. Keep it in your n"uig. M'huia o.
burg, Va, ann sold by Druggists everywhere
.lS. -.
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Gold.

New York, July %. The gold bids agCre.
gate 81 80, 900 III 100 IS to 100 81 The award
will be made at 100 So 10 lU9 o.
New YORK July 23.-OIe million Of gold
was awarded at the prices named.
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TNIEEKSlTY OF VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW L~CTUHIs mine week y begin
18th Juy, 1874 end l2th Sept Have proved OF
Il nal use: ist, 10 student. proposing to pursue
tn. r Sttl,iics 81 tnis ether law sch ;oi I'd to
tn,,sc who design TO study privately; Sd, to
yar,t.ge of systematic instruction. For circular
A9.I. (P. o. University of Va to JOHN Is.
M,NUR Prof. Com and Stat. Law. j"27-twlm
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r.<s IL susLc Dsa IsE>,

FOR RENT-A TWO-SIORI BIZ Ch
fE:i HOUSE, con aiming nine rooms In auL..
Uut.bui. dlngs, it has convenient summer
kitchen. The lot attached is large enough for u
nice garden The property is in West. End
within one minutes walk OF the street rai, roau.
Arrlv 10 fly 2LLfl j. II. Al klNN.
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com
psnt. NJ re than seventy. five per cent Of the
people in Inc United STATES are shl cted with
these two diseases andtheir effect, such MS sour
stomach, sick headache, hsbtual costiveness,
impure blood, heartburn, water brash gnawlng
ano burning pains at the pit of the stomach, yell
low skin, coated tongue ard disagree, able taste
in the mouth, coming up of the food after TAT
ing, low spirits, Sc Go to the Drug Store of
HENRY coon j. co and get = IS ct. bottle,
or sample bottle f 10 cts. Try 1t.
u. g. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
jo 3-eo3m Woodbury., n. j.
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re-" \ CAED-There hss lately appeared un-
der th: caption of "A Brief Career" d card from
II. ii. Robinson purporting to 6 i've his reasons
for withdrawing from the Sumner Tribune.
First, lie says the paper YVES not sell disappearing.
This admit, for il is sef-evident but that there
has been money collected for whch no returns
were made deny. The whole amount of money
collected WAS S45, and Ms Robins states he re-
ceved S37, the other S. IS nc well knows, was
spent for pictures which were to be given rs
premiums to new subscribers. 1t was never in
tended To attempt TO carry Of the iaper with SO
small amount OF money, and but for the repeat
ed and earnest solicitations OF Robinson, who
promised me on his honor rs a gentleman if
wcu.d raise enough money to pny for the first
issue, the paper should be issued regularly for
six months The paper never would have ap,
reared unt WAS aoe to place 1t upon sound
basis bat he violated his ptudge, and now Raises
his immaculate hands to Heaven and pirates
about his honesty and integrity. Modesty would
sugg,s.-bu: we fear Robinson is deficient in
this rs well rs good sense-that he allow some
one else to SPEAK of bis reputation. The greatest
thief is loudest in his protcs!atons Of honesty.
Robinson refers to a chque. We were not aware
of the exist :nce of c!que, without Robinson
refers to the clique, constituted by himself, con-
sistng of his brother, ath r, wife. &c, who were
I'll his agents, with hea quarters established at
his fathers house.
IL 23-lt. a. w. HlRR1S.
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u. S. CIRCUIT COURT Judge Il. W. Hughes
presiding The trial Of f. r. Taylor, Of Orange
county. indicted for robbing the mail, was con
tinued to day and the evidence on both sides
concluded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-23

WASHINGTON, July %, II a. NJ.
For the Middle States, generally clear or ar.
weather will prevail with cast or south winds,
rising temperature aud stationary or failing
barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-23

The EANE UPON TIE MARKET HOUSE,
Mr. John Brands, who was engaged Tor fifteen
dollars to TURF the vauc upon the Market House
steeple- which had stood still ever sincc ii was
put up-ty means of puiiy attached to the
eud of spar erected at its side, was hoisted 10
"a position on a level with the vaue yesterday
afternoon, hut so rusty had the pivot upou
which it revuives become that it was impossible
for him TO move it. lie went up again this
morring, however, and succt cdtd III making 1t
subj ct to the taiues, breath of air, aud now
instead of pointing invariably due west Ii IT.
licatcs.cvery point of the compass.
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Ladies'. Misses and IiiitarenS sso0ts.
Shoes and Sinners.

We IRE this day receiving y, full line Of La
lies, Misses ana Cbildrcn's Boots, Shoes ana
Slippers, suitable for SpriHg and summer, en-
ch,sers TO evil! and examine for Themselves, IS
thcy will be sold at low prices.
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pOANONE COLLEGE, SALEM, Va.

TWENTY SECOND SESSION, IS7i-5,
Begins ocpl. and closes June il.
Course Of study Il, high as that OF any College
in Virginia.
Litcrary Societies of first rank. Extensive
Libraries, Reading Room, Cabinet and LaDora-
tory.
Location unsurpassed in Amer ca
the Abundance Of the Roanukc Valley renders
the expenses very moderate. For session. o. ten
months, including board, tuition, fuel, lights,
washing, &c, about S2n.
Students from seventeen States and Territories.
gz57" For Catalogues and further information
address Rev. ID. +. BlITLE DID,
ic 23-lm President.
6rL1FFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
FAUQUIER COU NTY.
Terms: $3.50 per scholastic year. No extra
4. JhQUELIN AMBER, Principal
p. 81 have just engaged Mr.. JAM Els NJ.
4 Il BLah Us my Assistant WAC has this SEES
sion gtA. uated at the University in Greek. Lat
in ana German.
REFERENCES:
Tn" Clifton Preparatory Scnooi is one Of those
noble high schools prep .ratory to the UNIVERSE
tits IF which every Vlggin!an should be proud,
and the SUCCESS OF which every lover Of sound
learning ought earnestly to desire The we'll
Principal, Mr. f. }. Amber, renders the school
worthy Vf the liberal patronage of those WHO
seek thrrOug IN training for their sons.
HrKLEs s. VENABLE,
Prot. Matn. UNIV. Virginia.
We endorse The above recommendation, of
Colonel Fcn.blo
j. JOINS Bishop of Virginia.
+. II. WHITE, Asst Bp. Va.
SchELE DEVEHE,
Prot. Moi Lang Univ. Va.
Is. IL. 6ILDERSLEhvE,
Prof. Greek Univ. Va
WIZ. 4. PETERS,
u take pleasure in recommending Mr.. 4. J.
A;nbIcrS school to the public"
+. 5. JoYHEs.
Prof. Mod. Lsng. WISH. and Ice Univ.
Markham station, je l-c2m&twlaw2m
HJOKW GOD HIGH SCHOOL
OPENS SEPTEMBER Is, 1873.
Address Nh. b. CABELL, Principal,
.iy lU-tf Norwood 2. O. Nelson co.. Va
ARI GOODS FIR JULY SALES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL DEPART
MENTS.
July S:h i87i-We have just returned from
the >rr.h and open to-dayn grca, many cheap
goods, specially suited Tor July sales. Most Of
these goods have been bou ;ht under value, and
grcn, lIdu .clnents may be expected.
We Offer chuic: lot Of new style Prints nt $,
9. 10 ard lZ!c. We offer the best yard-wde
B!cacncd Cott"ns, ut 10 and l2!c, to be tour d in
this or nny other market. We offer and sell
ali COOS usually kept by us at very low prices.
D. +. BRASHEAR,
jyS l09 King ST.. Alexandria
THAMES TANtS!
Under the now Corporation Revenue law two
and - ha per cent will be added u all tax bills
not pail BY Monday next, the 9th install.
is 2l-3t
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special Notice.
GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.

We have just received u fresh supply, OF Gents
extra fine hand-sewei Boots md Shoes, ara
Slippers Of every description, which, we unhcs'-
:aLii.gly recommend to be the very DISt OH SAFE
in the city w Is. " ADnE
au | ~ IhihS S'i@@'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-23

New STEAMBOAT The stearn wheel steam
or Potomac, (rccently built at Aeabsco Mills,
Va, by E. w. WilIis) which has been lying at
the foot of Duke street for the past month TAX
ing 10 her machinery, is Completed and pro-
ceeded down the river to-day. Her hull is
built throughout OF the best white oak the
tmbers being Of natural growth crooks when
ever Der shape required them. She is an un
commonly stropglb built boat, and is another
substantial! acquisition to the tre!ghtlug tHclli
ties of the river.
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E5tE;.i igE.N.iE.

" OTICE-U:t the rcopening OF my school
~ in Alexandria in the fall ANY communIca-
ton will reach me If directed to Manassas, Va.
iy 2Q-tf II. r. II EN 1.
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Hsy Green a. Wise.


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers:1
NAkkkT FARM FOR SALE.
Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, rendered at its June term 1874,
in the suit of Joseph Bruin, use Of 9. l. Man
kins, against Thomas Javns, the undersigned,
commissioners therein named, will otter at pub
tic auction, on ATURDAY, the LIST day Of Au
gust, 1874, between II and o clock of that day
at Cats Tavern, West End, Fairfax county,
Virginia, that highly cultivated and valuable
MARK Ell FARM belonging to and now in the
possession of Thomas Jav:ns containing SIT
OF land, lying on the Little River turnpike,
about 2 miles west of Alcxandria. The land is
well improved with good buildings, and is
most desirable farm.
Terms OF Sale: SO much cash in hand as will
pay the costs and expenses ol suit and sale, and
The residue IN three equal annual instruments,
payable in one, two and three years, with inter
est IRON the day of sale; In" purchaser To g.ve
bond with good personal security, for the defer
red payments, and the LlLle TO be retained until
Ill the purchase money Is paid. The said COM
mlssonrrs are also authorized to dispose of sad
property at private sale, and they, or either OF
them, will receive proposals therefor up 10 tho
day OF sale atOresaii /. 1t any Of said bids should
be accepted, the Sale will be- subject to the ral
Gcatlun or The r, lection Of the Court
Ii. w. THOMAS, Comn,rs #
G. w. WATTLES, oo" I'm r. u
ID. L. SMOOT,
f.. rsaX county, Je 3O-ts
Es- NOTICfi.-Ths is to inform the public
that the safe of Fairview, advertised above TO
take place on the lst day Of August, at Cats
Tavern, West End will be bona fde SALE SO
iar us l am concerned, for in consequence OF
ply steal inlrmty L have determined 70 give it
up and move into town.
jy 2O-ts THOMAS JAvlNS.
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~ - ---------------------
VIRGINIA AGKlCU LTURAL AND ME-
CIlANlCAL COLLEGE.
THE THIRD SESSION WILL BEGIN AU-
GUST 18th, 1914
Severnl vacancies for State Students, whose
necessary expunsCs do Iot exceed Si3U for ten
months.
Those desiring to do 80 can pay p,rt of heir
expenses by labor on the :arn! or IN the work
shops.
Va alton IN Wint r.
For Catalogue address
c. L. c. MINOR. President,
j. l0-im Blacksburg, Montgomery co.. Va.
EPI>nopAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL Under charge of Christ Church,
WlNC.. ESTER, VA
Rev. j. G. WHEAT, a. VI. Principal,
(For twenty years connected with the Virginia
Female nslitute, Staunton. Va, rs Tea"her
or Vice Pracip,l,) assisted by .n experienced
well qualified corps ot teachers already APP
pointed.
This Institute will be opened for the reception
Of boarding pupils on the first Wednesday in
September, lo7l
An early application is desirable rs the num-
Der .! boarding pupils wall be limited.
For Circulars address k"v. }. {. WHEAT,
1L>unlon, Va, or Col. +. W. NJ. HOLIDAY,
w .nchc.tcr, Va.
Rcicrcrccs-Tha Bishops and Clergy Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Diocese OF
Virgins, hev. X. Il. Philips anu Trustees OF
The Virginia Female Institute,
Winchester Va, is 9-2n*
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL
NEAR ALEXANDRIA.

~ II AF1@H'
The 3!st Annual Session begins SEPT 23d,
iS7I Elevated AID beautiful location. -Four
resident Assistants. Terms as before. Cata-
loguc sent on application to The Principal
l.. NJ. BLACKBOARD, Ma,
IL l5-ootOl Alcxandria Va.
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' OTICE TO Bull ERS.

-
Office TO BUI L d E RS.
Sealed proposals will be received until July
3tth for the fitting up FOR school purp >ses OF the
PEABODY SCHOOL BUILDING, formerly
the Bradley Bulding.) Plans and specifications
csn be seen at the office of Mr. +. Price
Builder who will give all instructions necessary
TO y pre- per understanding of the work Bids
can be handed to Joseph Hopkins, No. 8 north
Fairfax street. The committee reserves the right
TO .ej,ct any and all bids.
COMMITTEE ON SCHOO HOUSES
AND FURN!TU KE or The
" 23-5t CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
T1NeIhf'S EHVo aEy DIAPHRAGM
REVERSIBLE DASHER CHU RNS.
The Diaphragm Churn is also a complete But
ter Worker, being constructs upon entirely
new pri clpes As We require the room taken
up BY the stock of Churns on hand, we will close
them out ut extremely low prices. We nave
sold several hundred of the above Churns IN the
adjacent counties, and in all cases they have
given perfect salts faction. Call and see
J. L. Or hlGHTUN s. SON,
jy2 So King St, cor Royal
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MAILMAN s. ROWLANDS TRIM
IL Frs SHOVELS and Coal SCOUTS,
wholesale ard retail, at les than regul AT rates.
j. T.. CREIGHTON i son,
j. q IS King street, corner Roysl.
I NONCERr-A Grand Concert will be given
~ at Portner's Garden tomorrow Thursday
evening, at the meeting of the Concordia Club,
club are invited guests only will be invited
jy 22-2t
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Fare for round trip 81 81. Apply to
f. 4. REED, Agent,
" % Janney's Wharf.
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ILlFFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
" NEAR MARkH Al STATION,

W ~
Terms $500 per scholastic year. No extra
charges. Apply TO
f. JAQUELIN AMBER, Principal.
p. 81 have just engag. d Mr.. j \ hS NJ.
4 ii }Lah us my Assistant. w;o has this SEES
sion g,a uated ut the University in Greek Lat
in ana German.
, 1874-07-29

willis. Gen. Beauregazd Is Invited to 10 ous
to the Argentine 1ispublio 70 be its Chief Engi~
moor. Sir John Hawkshnw, tho eminent Engiihlt
Emperor Of Brazil to come over and auryey tho
coast from Pernamnuoo to Ca1npos--A distance
OF 6, 900 mlles--with view to select now conat
harbors aud depotA for ratlwaya to tho intorior.
nrHxil
, 1874-07-29

iaa 90 phalo hy ID tnciaanas tor thoir hqes, lad
only wish It Naru Iossibn. ,inae1 ii,b iswsfo tao
hon2rans y, sHsqr oWr to ! ssnd ~ orees e
tne,,i a. well \. FROM the 1ndaus. Il .;l' Jill
:. On tho 2oth tho Secretary Of. War adviaea tue
Secretary q the Interim that Con-, ,Bherlnan hns
1Hat ueen directed 70 cause the pursuit and pm
la'n,esit w!ierovor found Of tho guilty Indians
aud tat tho reservation !ines R',ou}ia bo no bar-
rler i0 such operations gtoat cnre boing taken
not TO strike tho innocent. Also that str|ct
measures ~ glloulti 10 Immediately talton to kcop
tlto ir'ondly Indians from the others, and that
permission bc g,ycn others, innocent, to como In,
and tlion' oil who persist lii hostility and 'hayo
eeen n guilty of murder bn pursued and pun!sho3
Tue Same day Commissioner Smith tolograrhed
Informing tllon, bf tic determination Of the War
Department. mid directing them 70 cooperate
WIN tho military aud also that all Indians pro-
1cnstnB to bo loyal mt1st comic 10 Immediately
bearing arms must tan aswor to aily roll: :cai1 ana
not: receive any additional Indians into thett
cnrotlmont. ;, -. g. :-a'i
On tho 21at Enoch Hong rop1leds ~ ) :"
70 1ona,han nichards nd john b. nlc.. Hson; Wild
tho REQUEST that tho Agent will enpoy avery avalluhe
nasn. ss 70 a. & % e
Judge low far ho can coopotate with tue military un-
e hs s1ve sst s s
Of tho loyal Indians. and to aome oxsent restrain them
from hostitjtics It Is worthy Of consideration whetbor
should be required of hein to le4ve their Agency 10
cooperate with Tho military IN puni.hing tho guilty On
NOT belle7o thus those Indians disposed 70 make
tronble bo reached near tho place Of tho Agents
legitimate. duties. And y should be further
Of these Agents for tho lust eix months
sbund4nLy esncos That their ,comusssstes ,havo
nmount Of stoek-ARens Minis reports 100 head-haa
been drawn OF tho of tbs Oheyennes this year,
md al Increased ensro.ehments upon thsm :by hut:
asps by tho Government haye been takcn to fodress
these wrongs, whllo thcr treaty provides that. II
bld mon among tho whies shall commit any wrong
Upon the persons OF property Of the 1ndlans, ths
United sataa Will proceed al once. etc., to redresa tho
wrong."
After further quoting from the treaty, ;he
says: '.' ~
II these solemn obligations Ind been observed BY
tho Government but little trouble would hnvs been
made by theae tribes. nm not unmindfu OF tho fact
that crisis Ia before us, and must 10 moi; but the
Agents. will hnye al lhey do to mansRo and
for the Indinua at mud near their Agencies And Ia
not tha fully in harmony with tho understanding OF
Tho department and the Frcnda, whom tho latter no.
cepted tho duties intrusted to therni - =,
, 1874-07-29
Illinois IL AIlnt4iRnn Canal.
DR1noEponr, ILL.,, July 28.--An.lSGn-Orion, Mar
BELLIES, G,uUJ bu Corns


nIlscetsuucons.
CHICAGO.
Tbs north wind has brought in uearty ovsry vessel
duo at this port. Tho Flvor Is crowded with craft.
but fortunately accidents from collisions have hxp-
penad THUS far. .-
a Captain who arrived here yesterday statea thss
be passed OF the oaycrb last Sunday the echr uggy
sajis snI iibs having been carried away. The same
Captain aso met schooner which he believes to bs tho
Unadla the rigging Of which was gone Both vtssels
,ysra wnrku ivwu II s belleye.l that ltuy dis
ALlrd il. ine sry.re nruull Sunday morning.
-'lAs Local Uuard of Lake uuasrWrtess Aela
iultcr of oyorlondx ytsssla. Aftar sosue dscsuapn
Ms*srs Rounds Ehshc Egsa ais .st sa rn,
Of u saans nlnLor at tie Ysssa-D Association
to coier with tAsm in re8urd 70 solution Of TITS
question, and to recommend 10 tie National Doara Of
Lake Underwriters auoA chungts u ey deein aeccs-
gary, lii. laolla the President OF tho locaa hoara,
teuaero4l his resiYnst!ou, which WAS accepted.
EIAxNHkAE~
Tho prop Merchant u still OH the beach.
.-Eteau barEcs a0w tow yssBels Through between
, 1874-07-29

1Afes Exte snd Huron, whenever thnF ean nna thct1
7. f.anaoiu al Sandwich Point aat mighty The ORGY bf
s ssis ssa, Is sessa " %es. tho nea s q tho
rs! Iiaf9 %is ta 1f'sl' VII = asas
Aritans ii toT of te + " aaoox sa,ss nis1'; ~
ass s ea Sso 10 ,na %
breaking hor head Roar. '".9.-, ,..'.
This ser sobert aasttn is al prescnt Under cl,arter
lon usat.ioscs ,wilis ineiule I'll irosp cyporn 10
sault 5te. Marie, numbering twohty.ai1 in al ~
ps.ss. s aaa rsfna sfsf IT,
profitable than anything else. Considerable quantities
irou! distant points have arrived at pssro Chicago,
THE builders and owndrs of that monster craft,
sis !; II. npschlnson can eonsratnlasa themsoYes
with ~ 900 bnsleis Of corn tho .rgra. loh that as
yot pAssea through tho lakea Dttrst F,ee i''t..:
.tmr Young America, z tha NostnsFn Tfan.poFtstsn
otspa 6o%psnYi H. fno which burned at sa!es 'r s0
-TLe schr N, r. ooode.l Ia rebuilding at Toledo sho
soranyesra Ia scryco Ones since sho bad thorough
Viii cargo III se shs aa ton. iii s"rdsn
iS sou III pa o Ss rns
u1aator md Satellite are wording Ut her Tho prop
The United states @ i lighthouse ai,nr Warrington
sud anppiy stmr gearch returned Saturday afternoon
from complete circuit Of the diArtet having been
cpsaged IN locating sites for lighthouses, making
Tho light At Rock uarbor 1s!o noyate IL to bore
lighted Immediately aud operated during tho haluncc
Of this keaaoh. now light Ia 10 blilt on the tls ISL
aud going Into eskuwt Bay. Tho nuw Light at glR
operated needing only the lcnses which Will 10 put ia
place IN about ton days tie roturn Of the supply
st1r sesrch. The now light at Duluth is working ox-
ceodingly wolL
fol1orss Al fees elevation Of tho eye and tho obec
light IL seen nearly mitea ut 20 feet elevation,
nDafy tlcs ut 10 fcot naarly B 1nea; ae ~ feet,
over 10 miles at W feet, nearly y incs At l00 feet
over y miles as 40 fest nearly u miles # soo fos
fcet 99,3 miles at 600 feos, near1y "a miles,.
The solr Arct1rua broachod soo OF KnWanbe, In
heavy equall shortly after midnight Fry. and lost
two o1 her 1N. Al carly hour IN ths oVonfng sho
encountered heavy dead swell and, there being 10
wind 1t became necessary 10 construct rn8s 10 bring
her hea to tho sea- and huA keep tho mnsts from be.
ing rolled oyerboard. Tho appearance ot tho sky at
thtA time worry threateninE-aunctfntly 30, Capt.
Cheyue says. to appal the souteat heart. Iha frst
shortly after mdnight during which size sustained
1t iaA miracle that moro persons arc not drowned
wo, without aKperenoa Ii auch tnatcrs venture out
ngng such kind Of cruf Bcarccfy week passes TINT
cAszn u not recorded and the escape Of those
on board from drowning. sal isthnoe Of this !dnd
has Just bean placed record which occurred on Lao
with the yacht Foam from Toronto to Niugara and al
on board lost Az In resaels Of larger size tho art Of
yacht-eAi1tbg IA strictly professional ono, and few
thetn who rightly understand it Indeed 1t mny l,o
satd there Are many capable Of handling largo vesaola
who would Ind themselves In somewhat strange uo-
stion board Of tho lessor class, the diGerece
being nearfy tbs Gane a. boiaoen steamboat nlan and
. practical sAiog.-UftrsI Ffe& 4fesa.'
, 1874-07-29

Tho st. Julien Road House., T.
Near Grand boulevard, on Doron avonuc, bofween
Forsy and Forty-secoud streets, Will be thrown
open this evening, And tho public respectfully ih-
vitcd To be present and inspect the establishment
Afrs. J. ". Johnson ta of 3d. Julien European Hotel
nrp1slptre8s . ,,,.
, 1874-07-29

Late Discovery.
AL latiou and gent1emon should try tho new pur,-
led aud ieodorizcd compound cocoa-nus-ol prspara-
ton for tho hair, called Morpea Lu1urens.r It Ia
truly elegant ARTICLE and also has tho nar Of stop
ping tue hair from falling of. Sold by all druggsts
Vuli schaack, Stevenson l. Reid, Wholesale Agsna.
, 1874-07-29
MAISIkE.


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, 1874-07-29

Prince & Co.'s OrgnuB,
Fine organs with six stops for $l2s, warranted hr.t
claas in tone and Apish. Money refunded II not rat
iafactory. Asoaa Tompls Of Music, o. Van puren
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, 1874-07-29

lndiau Murders i'm New Mexico.
sr. Louis, Mo-, July 28.--The Democrat has
special from Fort Union, N. H.. which says IA
band Of fifty Kiowas and Comhnohe lndians
miles south of Fort BaBcon, on tho 2lst. No
particulars Of tho AFFAIR haYo been received"