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THE SECOND WIFE.

Prom the German 0f Y. Hariitt, author
NJ" f"Ths Old Main 's@lle's secret, y etc. sth
edition. Emo. Pine cloth. Price, S.b.
- G1rman story Of intense interest, by
one ~ the best-known writers of romano"
Of that county, BnshinOtDn Chronfof,.
".The second WIFE IL at once an artistic
literary labor and a charmIngIy Interest
ing novel. - BohfaDrs SIfUyfdD wight.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, November l2.-MoNEY-
2!@3l per cent. Sterling 4s5d 4S5! for
sixty days and 4SS464s9 for sight.
Customs receipts 100000. Treasury
disbursements S237,0O0
GoLD-Quiet and firm; opened at llOt
and closed at ll0s. Carrying rates la
2@29@3 per cent. Clesrings 81, $780,
900.
GovERSMENTs-Stronger and advsnc-
ed at noon, afterwards dull; closing
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November l2.-Flour
Quiet and steady; Pennsylvania, Indiana
and Ohio, extra family So 25@6 90;
higher grades s6 so. Whest-Steady;
red 81 Is; amber 81 25Gdl 90; white
81 276l 30. Corn-Steady; mixed old
92(G93c. Rye-Sl O5. Osts-In good
demand; white 6266Sc; mixed Gle.
Whisky-Sl OF. Butter--Improying;
western roll S06S2c. Cheese-Steady
Fine western l6td l6!c; prime western
l4@l5tc. Eggs-Fresh stock scarce; f;
Pennsylvania S0@S2c; western 296S0c.
Petroleum-ln fair demand refined
l0Ic; crude nominal and unchanged.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November l2--Flour
Steady. Wheat-Stcady; No. white
Wabash 81 l.; No. 3 do 81 l4ii No. |
amber Michigan 81 l4lc; extra do 81 L.;
No. | red 81 IL; No. amber Illinois
81 l4g; No. 2do 81 10. Corn-Quict and
unchanged. Oats-Shade lower; Michi-
gan 81 lc; white 5ic.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet, with large:

RAlLROAD BONDs-QuItl, VIII IaTStst
dealings in Central Pacific stock.
SToCKs-Market opened heavy and
lower. The refusal of the Pacific Mail
directors to accept the propositions of
the Pacific railroad, had a depressing ct-
feet on Pacific Mail end Union Pacific
early in the day. In the afternoon mar
ket they improved, but closed quiet and
weak in tone. The decline ranged from
! to / per cent, the extreme having been
made IN OhIOs. The transactions to-day
aggregated 10000 shares, of which
$4,000 were Western Union, 2s,OOO Pa
citic Mail, $4,000 Lake Shore, 1000
Union Pacific, 1000 Northwestern, 1900
St. Paul. $4,000 Toledo y Wabash, and
1000 Ohio Il Mississippi.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Liverpool Races.

LONDON. November l2.-The race for
the Liverpool cup. the event ofthe Liver
pool autumn meeting, took place to-day
and was won by Louise Victoria, Thun-
der I'd and Pageant Sd. Twenty-one
horses started. The betting was twelve
to one against Louise Victoria, twenty
to one against Thunder, and twenty-five
to one against Pageant.
Billiard Tournament.
New YORK. November l2.-At the
Billiard Tournament to-day, the game
between Daley and Cbassy, was won by
the former The store was 800 to l04.
Winners average s 1884. The next
game was between Slosson and Cyrill
Dion. The lead was won by the latter who
only made one in the first inning, but in
the second he made run of IA, and was
followed bv SlOsson with lS in the third.
In the next two innings SlosSon, who
played remarkably fine game, added
81 to his score In the fifth, Dion made
brilliant run of 30and SlossOn followed
with :, leaving the score at the end Of the
inning u to 20 in his favor. In the ft-
teenth inning Dion made a run of 43, and
SlosSon III the next four innings added
l3g to his score, while Dion only scored
- The game WIS closed on the 9TH
inning by Slosson, Dion being 2S6.
Winner average II 3-21.
The game between NignauX and Gar
nier resulted as follows: NignauX, 300;
Garnicr, 2S7. The winner average was
% l-8l. Highest runs-Vignaux, 10, Ss,
30; GARNER, js, j3, 46.
The game between Joseph Dion and
Rudolph was won by the latter. Score
300 to l4t.
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New York Dry Goods Marke ct.

NEW YORK, November l2-BusinesS
moderate, and there is a steady package
demand for staple domestic goods. Side
band prints in brisk request, but Msdder
fancies quiet and irregular in jobbers
hands. Cotton goods generally quiet.
Cotton flannclS weak and lower in
some makes. Wool beavers and cloak
ings more active. Black French cash
mprpS frmrr
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False I'retcnces.
FOREIGN.
IprOariOus students.

PARIS. November l2-The students Of
the School of Medicine, pcrsisting in
creating disturbances whenever Prof.
Chaiinrd attempted to lecture, all lee
lures have been suspended for one month
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Count Won Arnim Rearresird.

BERLIN November l2.-C"uRt Won
Arnim wa. again arrested thi. afternoon,
and conveyed t. the police station. 1t is
reported that the count received copy
Of hi, Indictment Tuesday. and the only
charge brought again,t him l. f'r the sup
prcs.iun of official documents
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Address Of Don AIphonsns.

HESpAYE. November l2-DOn AL
phon.u. issued an address TO the troops
before he quilted Spain. H. say his
temporary retirement IS solely caused by
royal order depriying him # his com
mand in CsteIonm. He awaits the time
when hi. scrvic. Will again be- u-eful I"
the cau-c Don Carlo approve Of his
withdrawal
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The Carlist W ar.

MADRID. November l2.-Thc loss Of
the Carli.ts in tn" engagement near
Irun. was heavy. They have succeeded
in CARRYING off their guns, and, it i be.
lirved. they Will retreat /" E-tella. The
government ha. received the intelligence
that General Lozcrna has entered lrun
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBUEGH, Novemberl2 l2-Wheat-
Quie; and unchanged. COrn-Sew ear
65lG CSC on track; new shelled Csfa, &c
PetroIeum-Quiet and prices unchanged
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGToS, November l., sP.N. J
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States, partly cloudy
and cold weather with north and west
winds and rising barometer. For the
Lake Region, Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley, continued cold and partly cloudy
weather. northeast TO northwest winds
and high barometer with areas Of snow
in the first named district For the
Northwest, continued cold and generally
cloudy weather, winds veering TO easter
ly and southerly, slowly falling barome-
ter and possibly areas Of light snow. For
the Canal Regions of New York and
Pennsylvania, the temperature will fall
below freezing on Friday night.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, November l2.-Wheat
Steady and unchanged. Corn -Firmcr
and unchanged. Oats-Steady and un-
changed. Pctrolcum-Stcady; standard
white Ole; Ohio State test &c; small
lots lCd2c higher.
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From our reports this morning the
liabilities are that the weather to-day
I'm be- partly cloudy, with northeast
,o-,bwe.t winds, lower temperature
.,d probably snow.
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A Work Of Universal interest.
THE STANDARD
Lifeof Charles Dickens

Nv John Forster, author Of f"Life OF Lam
doy Ife OF Goldsmith" !" etc. Complete
In Three volumes, with numerous En-
gruyinas. Illustrations and fsc-similes.
Srno: bound In Extra Cloth; t2Jo per vol.
ume.
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The ~. Louis Pe,Ie.trian.

LEXINGTON, ILL., November l2.-The
ST. Louis ped d--triAn. en- route to Chicago.
arrived here at $40 this eyeEingr and will
leave here Tomorrow morning, to walk
one hundred miles in tEeniy-fOur hour.
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NOW READY

The nnh edition ~ HuIda. The eighth
edition Of VI. second WIFE. The two mot
popular Novels Of the season. Mrs Wis
isr's Latest TranslatiOns.
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The WORKS OF {. MARLITT,


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The Hebrew Orphan Asylum, al Balti-
more, was burned yesterday morning
Loss 81. 600; insurance $1,000.
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The Safe Burglary. =.

WAsHINGToN. November l2.-Attcr
recess the examination of NcwcOmb WAS
continued. lie testified that at White
lcy'> request he went 10 Toronto to in
ducc Hayes to go to Washington and tell
the truth about the burglary. Hayes re-
fused to go. but told witness that neither
Ncttleship or any other member of the
secret service had anything to do with 1t.
At the request Of Riddle number of
witnesses for the prosecution were sworn,
who testified to the good character of
Haycs aud Xcrruth. Adjourned.
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The safe burglary trial was continued
Yesterday, up TO recess, without evolving
ANYTHING especially interesting.
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Zen volumes. royal svo. bound In sheep,
price S0U, the most thorough and r"lia.
bic WORK Of general reference, II presented
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J.B. LfPPINCOIT & CO., Publisher,
7lJ and ~ Market street, Philadelphia.
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,I.oWNERS AND PUDDLERs.

How the Existing Dimeul'y 1. View
=, vrom a Labor Stand-point-Man.
..,urers HeId RespOnsible-Opin.
,,ns of n Representative Working.
General Wish TO Avoid n
.,.,Le or Lockout.
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ST. LOUIS, November l2.-About
fifteen hundred striking coal miners held
a meeting near French village, st. Clair
caunty, Illinois, to-day, and after
reports from various lodges and several
speeches from their leaders, adopted IA
series of resolutions and appointed 1t
committee of five to confer with II siml-
lar committee ot operators, regarding the
prices for digging. II these Committees
do not agree. di>intcrcstcd citizens are 10
be appointed to arbitratc matters, their
decision to be final. The meeting was
quiet and orderly, and no disposition
manifested toCrcat" trouble.
News reached the Sheriil's office nt
Brllvillc, this morning, that Gartsdr', (,
pit No. !. five miles from Bellville,
had been fired the night previous.
\ posse Of some forty men were lmmc-
dintcly sent to the spot. when it was found
that the pit had been filled with conf
bustibc material, saturated with kcro-
scnc, but the fire had been cXtinguishcd
before their arrival and but little dam
age WAS done. The inccndiarics were
not discovered.
Warrant, were served ON eleven miners
to-day who made no resistance, and the
constable who served the warrants saws
he doe, not believe the miner, coutcm-
plate disobrying the law or attempting
to prevent it, execution. At the latest
accounts received Tonight all was quiet,
hut another military company /, being
organized at Bcllvillr.
False Prctcnces.
CINCINNATI November l2.-.]"hn +.
Norris was to-day, at Springfield, Ohio,
convicted Of obtaining goods under fal.r
prrtencc- from the Akron Sewer Pipe
Company of the value of S4l, making II
n penit"ntiary "ti,u,c. Norris is charged
with having obtained large amounts Of
good in the same way from different
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CddprzOOk Hanged.

WESTMINSTER, Pa, November 12.-
Udderzook was hanged here to-day at
1920. He made no confession. Just
before the black cap WAS drawn over his
face, he said to attending clcrgymcn:
.'All | have to say is, | am sinner
avcd by grace, and | am accepted Of
sGOd.l
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Execution Of O.Mara and Irving.

MoSrRosE, Pa, November l2.-The
execution Of OMara and Irving for the
murder OF Mr>. Margaret o Mara and her
daughter, took place ut half past ten
o'clock this morning.
O'Mara made confession. Irwin
denied having actively participated in
the murder, but acknowledged being
present.
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Russian Matters.

ST. PETEEsBr RON. November IL
The Russian government has sent out
order. for th" .pecIy completion u the
fortre..e. on the Khivan frontiers.
The Goiqs ssys the government has
resolved to Introduce the sy,tem Of com
pui.orv elementary education. 4 trial
j. 10 BE- made at -. Paersburgh. Of the
Berlin .ystern and it !. thought the new
schools will b. opened by the 18th inst
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at'hcelina Re9ister.

-C-I8 closed in New York yesterday
a llO!.
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Louisiana Political Matters.

Nrw ORLEANS, November l2.-Ihc
Democratic-Co Conservative State Contra!
Committee, appointed comm'tte" OF
three to be present during the sittlng> oi
the returning beard, and witness the cam
yass and compilation of the returns.
At A reunion of the White Lcags" or
ranization tonight, resolutions were
adopted looking to the protection of tn"
colored Conservatives, many "i Wh"m
have recently been assaulted by c"i"red
Rennblicans; also y resolution for pro-
moting better feeling between tn"
white ani colorcd citizens.
Murdock has not been appointed cnlet
of police, but q member OF the Police
Roard. Baldy. is still acting chief.
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Mormon Affairs.

Mormon Affairs.
S,ITLAKE. November II. = Brigham
Younr has arrived at st. George. tah.
John ID. Lee, now in prison at Beaver
charged with being connected IN the
Mountain Meadow massacre, in 1891,
when one hundred and twenty emigrantS
were murdered, it is said will givea true
history Of the whole affair and the names
of the parties interested.
In the Third District Court to-day,
George ID. Cannon gave bail in the sum
of s., OOO TO answer from day to day on
the charge of polygamy, a further lndlei-
ment against him having been found,
under the Territorial laws, for lsscivious
cohabitation.
Thomas F. Kicks, now in the peniten-
tisry here under indictments for lascivi-
ons cubabitation and murder, made an
effort 10 get released on bail to-day, but
unsuccessfully. 1t will be remembered
tba, Ricks was a member of the grand
jury.
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General stampede Of Cariisis-

LDNDOS. November IA special
from Hendaye SAYS that tn" retreat Of
the Carli.ts from Irun, ended in a gen.
eral stampede. Hundreds OF burning
house. mark the progress of the Rspubli-
,au.. VINO occupied San Martial at nine
O'Clock Thur-iay morning. and are on
their way 10 destroy the foundrIe- At
Vera, to which place the Carlists frst
retrcated. The Carii,t-, before lesy-
ing theIs old petition burned the
houses Of tll Republican .ymPathiz@rs.
One Of their leader, CenalloS, !, accused
Of treachery and fed. Another, Msndis-
eri. i wounded General LazerBA has
received order. - return 70 the line Of
Ebro, after leaving strong garrison al
Irun. lie was - return with his main
force to san Sebastian, and re-embark to-
dAy for Santander.
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ST. LOUIS, November l2.-Thc trial for
the impeachment of NJ. Il. Cullen, Police
Justice of this city, which has been in
progress before the City Council for
months past, terminated at a late hour
last night by the acquittal of the ac-
cu>cd on all charges and Speciti-
cations. Resolutions Of censurc were
introduced after the trial but were voted
down.
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It is reported that Commodore Van
dcrbilt and Col. Scott, representing the
New York Central, Lake Shore and
Pennsylvania railroads, have gono to
Baltimore to try and arrange with Pres
ident Garrett, of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. a satisfactory tariff of through
rates. The Baltimore and Ohio recently
refused to enter into combination of
the other trunk lines.
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state Auditors Association.
women.s Temperance Convention

BOSrON, November IZ.-Ihe NOhNtN-
,ion of the Temperance Women of Mas
sachu>ctt>, opened this morning with a
GOOD attendance. The organization WAS
named. Wumcn'S Temperance tnlon OF
Massachusetts" with Mrs. Clifford, OF
Mnrcrstcr. as President.
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Episcopal Convention.

LOUISVILLE. November l2.-Thc
Episcopal Convention. 10 select an A.
,is,ant Bishop for thi- diocese, to succeed
Bishop CummIu-. after two jays AMI
mated discussion. tonight elected
Thos. VI. Dudley, Jr, ID. d. rector Of
Christ Church. Baltimore. Three can
didates were put in nomination-BIshop
Hare. Missionary Bishop among the
Indians; Rev. J. :. Shipman, Of LeHing-
ton. ky.: and Mr.. Dudley.
Sixteen ballots on the part Of the clergy
were taken. and OF the last Dudley re-
ceived II and Shipman -. The la:ty
confirmed the nomination on the frst
ballot bv Il vote 0f - 10 9.
Dudley was the compr"mi-c candidate
between the Low Church party support
ing Hare, and the High Church support
ing Shipman.
1t i understood that DR.. Dudley Is Of
Conservative views.
\ German woman, named SkIiIiTger,
committed suicide last night by throw
ibg herself into a cIstern, where the
BODY Was found this morning. Trouble
brought abou; BY the drunkennes, "f her
husband. who l. now serving out a -en-
tence in the wOrkhOu,e, was the cause Of
the .uicjds
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b. Dc>titutiOn i'm New York.

NEW YORK, November l2.-The man
arcr, Of st. Johns Guild say that at least
O.OOO men and women are out Of en-
plovmcnt in New York city, and that
whole families are without the necessarics
Of life. Hundreds gather at the Guild
doors daily clamoring for food, and the
treasury OF the Guild, even to It's reserve
fund, is exhausted.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Double Insurance Oh p. N. Compa.
ny's Ships.

NEw YORK. November l2.-There is
considerable gossip circulating through
the streets on the subject of double in
surance on the wooden ships in the Pa
cifc Mail Company's service. One of
the officers of the company had caused
the ships to be insured, and one Of the
directors had procured the same insur-
ance As the company did not require
double insurance, there was II dispute be-
tween the officer and director, US to
which contract should be recognized, it
being reported that the latter had
threatened to resign unless the insurance
effected by him should be recognized.
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DccisiOn RcNerscd.

WAsHINGToN, November l2.-Ihe
Secretary ofthc Interior reverses the de-
cj.ion of Commissioner Drummond, of the
GencraI Land Office, of the 23d of Janu-
arv. 1874, refusing to state an account
in favor of Nebraska for five per cent of
the value of the public lands lying with
in her limits, including the reservation
made by treaty with the Indians. The
account will. therefore be at once pre-
pared and forwarded to the Treasury DE .
partmcnt. This decision will control
/ rending claims from several other States.
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Receiver Appointed.

FT WAYNE, November l-.-lhttlh-
gence reached here to-day that the
Courts had appointed receivers for III"
Fl. WAYNE. Muncie & Cincinnati Rail
road. on the suit brught by the White
Wster Valley Railroad. This scti"n
removes the general Superintendent,
W. W. Worthington, and places the
road in charge of the general Superin-
tendent. Frank Sherwood, Of the White
Water Valley Railroad. The Receivers
appointed are 4. L. Joseph Kinney, Of
Cincinnati. and J. Reeves, Of Richmond.
The Atternevs of the road have filed n
motion to set aside the order of appoint
ing the receivers, and a hearing was set
for next Wednesday, at Richmond. Up
10 the time OF writing. no officers OF the
road, excepting Mr.. Worthington, had
been removed.
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Missionary Convention.

NEW YORK, November l2.-ThcG Gen
eral Missionary Convention of the NJ.
+. Church in session to day, voted s24,-
400 to Germany and Switzerland; 5000
10 Denmark, $4,000 to Norway, S32, 600
IS Sweden, $500 to Bulgaria $4,000 to
Italy, $lS,jO0 to Mexico, $4,000 to Afri-
ca, 1850 to Japan. Total appropria-
tions for Foreign Missions, 500, SAB. The
appropriation for Arizona is $1,000 and
for New Mexico $4,000.
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Pension SwindIer Convicted.

IlNClNNATL NONtMT"r T-.-TH EHV
United States CouSt to-day, Pat M"Carty
was found guilty Of aiding and abetting
Mrs. Connama in dcfrauding the govern
mcnt bv obtaining an illegal pension.
Mrs. CGnnama rs the widow Of McDer-
met. had pension allowed her in August,
IStG, and four months afterwards she
married, and thus forfeited her right to a
pension, but she has continued 20 draw
ever since. by furnishing sffidsvits that
she still remained widow. Mrs. Nc
Darn,et ha. since plead guilty.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-17
Letter from Montgomery County, Md.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun
UNITY, MD, July 10, 1874.
Village Of Unify-Personal- Crops Grangers
find here an exceedingly pleasant little viii
lage, boasiing some score or more OF honses,
among which is neat chapel recently erected
by the Protestant Episcopal denomination,
wherein they also have a Furnishing Sabbath
school, under the guidance Of DR.. James II.
Maynard. The village is surrounded by a
highly improved section of country, in which
some fine farming is being developed The
Of j., who obtained the first premium on a
pillow Ia silver goblet) ever given in the State,
and who recently delivered an address before
the Agricultural and Mechanical Association
lives near by also president of said associa-
lion don. A. Bowie Davis.
Wheat harvest is over, and The yield, tho
good, is scarcely equal TO that Of last year
There is finer prospect for good corn crop
here at present than for many years. The far
mers are now in the midst of their haying.
Mr.. Samuel Higgins, who recently lost his
leg bya reapng machine, though very weak,
is doing well.
The Order of the Patrons Of IIusbandry here
Mr.. Jno. f. d. Magruder, W. NJ, holds an
important meeting this afternoon.
The last ola series of commencement exer-
cises among The public and private schools of
this section came off on Wednesday night last
in the public school Of this place, under the
management of Rev G. W. Crawford, before
Il large ard appreciative audience, and every
thing passed or very commendable to both
teacher and pupil