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ElHchdorf, Of Olive, Ulster county. who
was bitten by stallion, died on Wednesday.
The patient was attended BY Drs. Hull and
Hasbrouck. We understand that the family
blame The doctors because they did not i'm
medlatey amputatc the arm; but we do not
think the doctors should be blamed. They
dld All 10 their power to save the mans life,
and DIR. Loughran himself says that if the
arm bad been taken off the man would have
died all the sooner, because the muscles
were torn not only the whole length of
the arm, but also on the breast and shout.
ders. The powerful animal bad actually
stretched these muscles and sinews so that
they were entirely dead. There was no cure
for such wound. Of course the warm
weather did not help it, and the saliva Of the
horse, besides, has no doubt acted as poison.
The horse was powerful animal, and. like
nearly all stations, was full OF brute force
and fire. When be became unruly Emcn-
dorf took him by the head with one band
and whipped him on bis fore legs until he
partly lay down on the ground. lie con-
tinued to whip, anathen the horse, becom-
ing Infatuated, sprang upon him, INJECTING
the wound. The sud affair should be lesson
to horsemen to exercise more care in the gov
eminent of their animals of this class.
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The Holiness Camp.MeetiDg.
correspondence New York T;nes.]


SEA CLIFF. Thursday, July 20, 1875.
The summer programme Of Sea Cliff has
az least the merit OF variety. with tue
opepine Of the season came concerts for tEs
Young and concerts by the old folks, WIN
literary entertainments anG tabernactauF
smells Of biblical instruction. Then came
the Temperance National Convention, FOL.
lowed by the German camprmeetlng. and
now the German camp has struck its TENS
and gone home. In many respects tins vas
q success. There was but little OF the pic
mic element in it. The people who came to
il gave their close attention 10 1t throughout,
deyoting little Of their Zine to the attractions
of the clam bake, the Cyster.tent, the 0atn-
ipc.beacb, or the sail coats. Some OF their
sneakers were tine orators and tremendously
in earnest.
And now in its regular turn CONES "nat
is commonly known rs the" IL ealuess cam D.
Meeting" This gathering is engineered by
that branch OF Christians sosetlrnes known
as 1.-The Higher.k.ife People" fheir spe-
cialty in religious Ute and S1oWth IS 70 ATTAIN
a greater degree of holiness, OF acceptance:
with God, aud Of exemption from sin, than
falls TO the lot OF ordinary Christians. IhsS
are not exclusively attached to any one de-
nomination, although, perhaps, the Mesho'
| Some are B.lpti,ts, some are Presbyterans
and the SoseietJ OF Friends furnishes "a re"
quite prominent members. No denomina
tional eLenf Mt enters into the meeting. :.
This scamp of holiness" had its preilmt
nary raee ting yesterday afternoon. The eye
ming meeting was au "open" one for th'
giving of experience and testimony as te
growth in grace" and "full salvation.
Rev. DR.. Boardman presided. He has VIII
ter. several books on the sunject OF "blshe
j G.e," and with his accomplished vile na
! held vast number of meetings both IN Uni
country and Europe. She is 10 hearty sym
putty with him In the work. and speaks ant
conducts meetings with admirable duenc
and ease.
There was q sameness in the testimonies
the evening which would make detalle
count of them uninierestiDg. A youn
Theological student wanted better name ~
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THE Ex-PRlEsT GERDEMANN ARRESTED FOR

THE Ex.PRlEsT GERDEMANN ARRESTED FOR
Observation-Disclosures, August q
This afternoon cx-Prit ST John W. Gerde-
mann had hearing Before Alderman Buch-
anan on the charge of embcZzenent, as
cousgDee and factor. The charge was
brought by A. Dietienbeech, of New York,
AGENT for Frederick Poustet, importer OF
Catholic books, images, beads, &c. Gerde-
mann, whie pastor Of s.. BoniIaclus Catho.
lie church. Of this city, tweuty-one months
ago, received 81 APO worth OF these goods.
OF this quantity, s57s.3s were not returned,
aud on this the charge Of enlightenment was
brought. He was held in $500 bail for trial.
After the hearing, as Gcrdcmann was enter
ing q car. he was assaulted by Alexander
Mclaughlin and Alexander Math. The lat
ter struck ut him, but both were arrested by
the police before doing any injury. a large
crowd vas around the magistrates once
during the hearing, but we're not very de-
monstrutiye, owing to the large police force
present.
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fFrom The philadelphia Bulletin, August u
AertaE Navigation.
wu,r AN ALBANIAN PROPOSES FOR 1876.

WHAT AN ALBANIAN PROPOSES FOR 1870
The following letter was received at the
MAYORS office this morning:
:: 10 his Honor the Mayor Of Philadelphia:
Cir II have the honor 10 announce, as the
result of long, steady, and toiisome expert
ment, the complete solution OF the problem
If AERIAL navigation, and have 10 offer, as
fitting exhibition for 1875, an o"-Su'p steer.
ing its course through tue upper AT Oh !ou'
CITY with the speed and precision OF cartier
pigeon. II yourclty Will iurniSh Tue ne aus
owe rDbt of use of the invention, which has
bren nstenied in the United States for ses.
enteen years.
II weuld not ask her to advance cent
mill a committee Of mechanical engineers
by her appointment, had eSaniued tue ~
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COMMEREIAI,,.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 3, 1876.

RICHMOND, August 3, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 1854 bushels: Rel, 1926
bushels.
CORN White, 2.3s6 bushels. Wred. 10 bushels.
OAT>.-1.136 bushels. a.s.
RYE.-4 : bushels.
MEAL.-140 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, "a bushels common at ga 2g;
$40 bushels good al 81 AS: 20 bushels very good
nj u 80: 2JG bushels very good p-ivate Terms;
~ hlshei, gJou At 81 AZ; 266 bushels rrme GA
private terIns-tOtai. 926 bushels. Rtd. bush.
Luz pusntls .OHH on at 81 -: 200 tlslefs V, ry
good AT Sl.4S: 166 bushels common at $3.50;
~ bushels al Sl.43. 1850 bushels nriras on pri-
we terms 6O bushels very good on private terms;
2l2 bushels al 81 40: I04 bushels good un pri.
yac terms-lpral. 1892 bushels
CORN White, G94 bushels prime at SOC: 7;S
bushels very good at soc: 60 bushels very good
ut 7Sr.-total. 1.6l0 bushes.
OATS.-166 bushels common ut 46c; 1913 bush.
els prime winter At J5c.; 400 bushels prime ut
56c.-tDti, 764 bushes.
RTE.-1t bushels very good ut 9Oc, 90 bushels
prime at 9Oc.-total, 80 bushels.
RE-EXHlBITED.
WHEAT White. 46 bushels.
CORS.-.Mre 20 bushels.
OATS.-l40 bushels.
RIE.-20 bushels.
REMARKS.
Wheat was shade higher to-day, very good
White selling at $50; buyers and sellers, how
ever, were apart In their views, and several sam--
were damp.
The market for other grain remains steady and
unchanged, corn showing no Improvement.
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From the Border.
BRisToL. GooDsos, VA. AND Tenn,
August |, 1915.

BRISTOL GO0DSOS, a. AND LEM,
August l, 1879.
Editors Dispatch : There was another ter.
rible murder in our town at the dead hour OF
O'Clock this Sunday morning on MAIN
street. Mr.. Harvey Provence,a young man
about tweuty-one years OF age, vas staobeu
by Frank Miles, and died within thirty mi
putcs from The stabbnS. The wound was
inflicted lust in the lower part OF the sto-
macl with dirk.knife. The trial of Miles
is now progressing before the Mayor and
Esquire Gookiu, and great excitement IS
prevailing among our best citizens, asyounS
Provesce was man Of much promise ana
of good family, but unfortunately addicted
10 liquur occasionally. What warning TINS
should be 10 our young men.
The wheat is considerably injured ny the
rains since it was harvested, as are the oats.
Corn is Is good as it can be.
The weather is very hot, and ram con-
TIMES to fall almost daily.
Professor Morrisette and family have re-
turned to our town from Culpeper, and his
many friends were pleased to have him back
,o,in. BORDER.
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RICHMOND AND DASylLLE RAILROAD CoMrY,a,
OFFICE MASTER Oy TRANS, May 80, 1910" +
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
Richmond I'll SOB A. ~: leaves Eurkeyilie ut
1856 4. NJ; leaves Dundee al ia ?. NJ; leaves
2: NJ. leaves salisbury at GIG p. 81; arrives at
TRAIN 40. 2-NEw YORK AND new Or.
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlntte''at
5:55 A. VI. leaves Air-i Inc junction at 6:20 A.
NJ: leaves Salisbury at s:34 A. NJ; leaves Green's
M leave. ' Danee at 20 r. NJ. leaves Bu1ke.
Vile al 5STP. ~; Al rires at Richmond at SAT
TRAIN No. s.--THRorGH MAlL-NEw YoRn
FoK T7ia Seurl.- Leaves Richmond at l :3s p. NJ:
leaves Bsrkssii. az s:ss =. a.; leaves Dundee at
leaves Greensboro a, 2sf5 A. ~; leaves Salisbury.
az; 3:27 A. NJ: ltsres Ai,-Lius Junction a, 1885,
| A. NJ: ayT1pes al Chngotteat e03 A. NJ
TRAIN No. 4.-rHRoUaH MAIL, Eastward
| Leaves CHARLOTTE at E24 p. NJ; leaves Salisbury
ut 11:5S r. NJ: Iaycs Greensboro at A. Nj;
6a90 A. NJ: leaves BurkeyHsa at 1885 A. NJ:
arrives a. Riohn9nd Mt 2::fs p. N.
| TRAIN No. 5l--I.NSCIiBgES fCC0ANoDATIOY..
Westwart-Leaye1 Richmoni NJ 1920 A: NJ: ar.
| rivct at BrrEeyiIlcd u:0JT. M- r'eaves Burkeyile
TRAIN No. 6.-BuRKEvN.Ez ACCOMMODATION.
! Eastward Leaves Burkevlle II 443 A. H.; ar
| Train No! 2. caD!iects no Rnhmond Win tl0
| Chesapeake and Ohio riroah
| Trains Nos. 8 aud. hcoDn3ct nj Greensboro with
| traans ta and from kaleir IAN it"'a.boro'.
| All tl.yp,,sh trains connccta Richmond and DUN.
dee WIN trAn, On the Rishmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac raiisDau, ant Washington CITY, Wiz:
gina ~ OH nj an q roat Southern railroad, to ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York. 80,
I Trains Nos. 9, and r. CONNECT Mt Richmond with
! the RI T1rlondy York KIwcTlnd Chesapeake Rau.
road xzins to AMI from Baltimore and eastern
/ points,. ,,,,, ,.,.
trail ms ON the Atlanta and Rcilmp MI AlrIine rail-
| road and rroasirreuv,!e. AtIanta- montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all so'lth~est-
/ ern D3tnts. c,,.. ,.,.
Trains Nos. .Sand Ii CONNECT at Charlotte With
the Ch:rl0tse, CrI1Inbia and hianta railroad Tor
Columtaa, liG.Ista, Savannah, Tallahassee, ana az
| southern points. 49, ,, 49,. A.
| TRIM No. connects It BTsoyil.s win me AZ
lanta Mississippi and ONO raiInlah, from Lyncn-
| burg1 Chutranavea, and all southwestern points:
Tickets sold, 10 all southern and soutt westeIn
! points, and paQgage checked through.
| Uabreken gcnge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
| Pullman psince-cars through from New Orleans
| to .SeW York T. NJ. X. TALCOTt.
| Engineer and superintendent.
| "a T. WISsT, Masioa of TraiDs. my 29L
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PORT ORKICHMOND. AUGUsaS, 1875.
"a AIAlYHD.
Steamer Lohp Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
cilandse and passengers, l. Is. fatun. agent =, ,
Schoons ~ SHrBt-tm- Bunker, Wsndsor, n. S.,'
plaster, rria0lu hi eps-
schooner " aIers RhoIn mas, Esrre dc Craze
coal, s. II. HAYES, -,
School III. G. Ely, v iIams, Washington, iizhs'
Cufrie &c Co. ~ . ~
schoo bal ssce, Worth, Havre 10 Grace, coal, T.
&. Leakr.
StearleT WeslpeF, SIX inner. Baltimore, merchan-
disc ar 4 gassSagcr5. l.. Is. Tar:Ia, agent.
Stea -ser W yalOkA. Uouch. NGw York, InenSEan-
disc al passengers q w. Asea Go.
Sie.Isar Alliance. arr. Philadelphia, iEerehan'
disc :4sI passengers, ". T. Poster, agent. SO
Schooner Amelh Ilearns. Hastings, SoriplS.
corn, CuSts& - tarksr.
Sttsa,nylrJ. A. Curtis. tNalen. Stanford. bark
A. Is. Goodman.
Yrig Hpmely tBr y. moIall, from Richmond, was
at Rio Jdn.Jancsro On the Oh uiiimo.
r.ss @ehooners :. y. Tyler, Matthews. aaf dTin.
IuxsrsCd, VT re loaGing III New YORK on. I uesGe!
tori Richmond .
The number OF vessels belonging 10, or hound TO
1crstI.,n pOris IN The United States. ported fsJav
last and IL .>stng aruipg The past month Is l5, az
which 10 were wa.sked, 2 abancnned, 2:stAK ny
cosision. founder D. and are missing, Tue list
s!cGmpriSes Y steamers, oarss, i brig. ana ~
seh0oners, and t!r iotal value, exeiuSi'a ef car
|, goes, Is est mated IL $57O,O0O.
| Ny TelcgraHa.
| NEW YORK., Auxu:t 3.-Arriyedt: Bci ania, CO.
| Minu. sofa ait G. wing. Wild Hunter. Aignon,
| soulhRrn, ocean, Canada, DOMAIN,
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RICHssOSo AND rETERsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
,HI I'LL NJ IL dQHS go "a n

RICHSSOSO AND rETERSBUBGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
JUNE }. 1875, trains
v on this bad will run IS follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. -.
Gl0A. A., TIIROC6H NAH. daily Except Sum
day), connecting TAR all points South
Sed Wsst 2eiss3IasGia1y i attsenes snn.
day., with coach attached, for Peters.
burg and stations on the SouthsidG
road, Lync,,Duxg, aud the West.
1:A5PA, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for az points Sonth and West. Pas
sengsss ta!iag this train VIII mkEe
close connection ut Petersburg foe
500 p. H., FREIGHT daily Except sundayt,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PHrRRSACBG NORTH.
7:3O L. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcept
sunday with coach attached.
'lO:4G A. n, ThKOUGH MALL daily, connecting
VIVA Richmond, Fredericksbus9s aod
Potomac railroad for all pointsEaas
and West.
b:e0P NJ, FaEIGHT daily Except Sunday,
coach attached.
7:a5P. ", THROUGH HAIL daily except Sun.
fly), connecting with Ric!lmonds
Fredericksburg AMI Potomac railroad
fonal points East and West. raumaa
slGaper attached, running thEougn 10
Baltimore. Also making close con-
rectiou with the Chesapeake and Ohio
RAILROAD Sar fhe Virginia Springs ana
points North and West .
The MAIL GRAINS will NOT stop between k1c1r
raond and Petersburg except ~ Chester:
Trans on The Glover An rsilroad Win leave
leave Chester ab 2;A9 r. Il. daily except sundays.
ALL TEAMS ieavlng PeterspurE VIII start Iro1n
Ap mS ~. "''~ A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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TUG styleOI CnIistian life uEdtys discussion
The higher life" This desire was
fred 6y others. but no better name was
gsesied. ,,.a.,1, -. 80
Y meeting of ladies was announced for
~ This morning for the giving OF testimony
experience and for mutual council. Il
hs held in the chapel, which IL much
1aller than the tabernacle. Mrs. Boardwap
= ndncted this meeting. which lasted Tor
bout an hour ard half. The time was
iehy occupied by The men. One exceIleBs
an declared that for fifteen years he had
PIT been angry or lost bis temper. Another
[other called The attention Of the meeting
The exceeding bright redness Of his hair,
ID said that notwithstanding red haired
fople bad fiery 'tempers Divine grace bad
8abled him TO conquer bis besettiDg sin and
ep bis temper within bounds. a sister
(tb brownSh auburn puts, frizettes, and
ignoB, said that that had been her expe-
Fnee too.
The testimony at the chapel being over,
congregation hoisted umbrellas aud-has.
ped through smart shower over to the
eat tabernacle, where large number OF
ople awaited the Bibs.readiUg" of Rev.
i. Steele, New England gentleman. The
ssage be selected for exposition was the
| st chapter Of the Epistle TO tie Ephesians.
pc principal point was that the expression
heavenly places" meant literally s'tbe
lavenlies," or "the higher life." He showed
ht Christian people who are fully sanctified |
We their heaven begun here, and all that |
|ey need in order 10 be fully fitted for the
3per heaven is &C hG7e. their resurrection
5dies.
DR.. Boardm1u followed with brief dis
urse, endorsing DR.. Steele's positions, and
lnouncing that the Doctor would in the az
rnoon finish the exposition of the chapter,
hich the brevity OF the morning session had
vt allowed. DR.. Steele's afternoon exposi.
IN was followed by pleasant discussion.
ne congregation is on the increase. The
Getting will last for several DAYS.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES.

s&LEs.-$200 Richmond city 5's s0aas 1O3k. }.
State rifies.--V Virginia cnnsoIs. 5E bid, 5sx
asked Virginia cdnsuis. new, 47Y bid: Virginia
deferred 40 bid; Virginia Interest ccrtifcates, IS
bid. 20 asked; Virginia tax-receiraBle coupons,
s54 bid. SO asked =,
city Ser7,rrfies.--F edmond city s's, IO4 bid;
Richmond city g. SO be: Lynchburg city 81,
80 bid: Lynehburg city 6's. S04 bid. 7s,fs,
Raitrodd 6tTdA. -RichmoDt. Frederick slnrR aad
Potcmac kuiitoad mortgage rs, j. and j., go Ifd
Richmond. IRE ferfeksbHrg mo Potomac RailroaS
siofig.ge 81, y. and d. So biz; Richmond and
nnvllle tallroaa consolidated 6's, d. and N, IL
bHIS 70 asked. f
GrFtr0ad Stock..-Richrond, Fredericksburg and
pofemac Raiiroas comr.csa, 100 psY, IS bid,
~ HsSed: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potn-
Pig Pig " Hfoad per- cent. gaiIaBteed, leo par, %
Dlu; Ehchln0nd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
Icao per cent guarantee d. fSU ply, 90 bid Rich.
mona an paI vile Eailrtoad 100 par, 10 asked:
clover Hill kailrOad. Zoo nal, 21, bid Seals,sxd
bid. wv pay ~
Bank So-Ts.-Sationai Bank OF ytrgfns,. 100 mar.
lUo ASKED; sale Bank ~ Virginia. 100 par 9SL
hid. w asken Union Bar.f Of Riefiusp nd so par.
12 Did: NerthahS and PApters Savings % ar
23h5 asked; C5y Savings s5,par, ~ ASKED: Rank
OF Commerce, 70 par, 20 tai. -
Insurance Cn<so.i1l tes.-y Virginia Ftreap Marine
20 par. 80 ass si; Merchanss and Mecisnfys iO1 |
par, 96 bid. 93s asked: old Domiu.on~ 90 mar |
VIZ asked: Piedmont ana Arlington .iE. iUO |
par. 10 asked: 6ganife Ins uf7nee tomt,s NY 100
par, loo asked; Commercial. rs. par, % assso
Fire AJs5eali Ion, - par. 251, bid 80
asked.
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THE LAST SHOT. - On the first round each
made a bull, and they were right royalty
chcered. On the second this was repeated,
and the cheers went up louder than ever.
In the last and decisive round the consulta-
ton was long before Gidersleeve finally made
up his mind what fraction OF a hundredth
part of al irch the wide-gauge required.
Aiming long and carefully, the bullet was
sent off. The strike against the target WIS
unmstakable, but the men at glass seemed
divided between a bull and centre. The
men in the butt, too, came out ana helu
consultation before the target, dellberatnS
and scrutinizing the shot-mark with care,
while the thousands stood a half mile or more
away, awaiting their dec sion. AT last tl;ey
hurried back into cover, and all eyes watched
the aperture through which the marking
disk was to appear. In a smlll but not the
less exciting way it was repetition OF the
famous "last shot" deciding the first inter.
national match at Creedmoor, in September,
1914. But the Clandeboye crowd did not
wait long in suspense, tor up popped the
white N Il kng-disk, travelling out to the very
extreme right edge OF the BULBS eye before 1t
rested, and the marker must'have been aware
| Of the popular feeling in the loud and long
hurrah which rolled down to him from the
firiny-point crowd. But Lee bad yet TO
tire his last shot. and the crowd cut their noisy
acclama,ions of short as he lay down TO fire.
Irwas trial for any man 10 undergo. No.
thing but bulls eye could save him, and
that only toanother tie. He had made every
calculation correctly, but the strain had cen
too long, and be wavered. The wind was
| blowing as before, but his Ieaden messenger
tooka wry patti. and none knew it quicker
than himself, for on rising, even before the
signal FOR the outer made by him had come
no. he extended his hand TO Colonel Glider
sleeve to congratulate him on his victory.
The glassmep, too, spraug up into relax 'tlon
after The keen Watching they had exercised for
the past few moments; but the crowd waited
until the black disk notified all that the match
was ended, and then the last cheer went up,
not that Lee had lost, but for the winning man,
about whom they all clustered. The scores
made by these men would have been fine IN
anv clse, even if not made under the pecu'
liar circumstances Of double tie.
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by paeSraph.

strady. Money, X Gold, ll2I,. Excf1spaa-
Long. 4S71s: short, sgax. Governments diii..
States uu aud nominal. -
Ersning.-honey easvat 1SG2. Sterling uni..t
at 4S7H. Gold ull ut II 2stayi 21sss Governments
active and better. States guiet aHu nominal.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. August 3.-yirginia SIS, ppefers 4fs;:
cousos, 071 West .virdna'S. 81 North Caronna
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vention, inspected AID approved the plan.
and designs.
"AeriaI navigation by steam many desired
direc' ion. just as The fish performs in the
water, is what I propose to do. ;
Hoping for your kind consideration and
attention, am yours truly, fr T.,
"LEw1s 4. BIswELL, NJ. D.,
Eastaboga post. office.
Talladega county, Ala. !,
"July 81, 1876"
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4 man engaged in smuggling tobacco into
France recently clothed himself from neck
to foot with tobacco.leaves, and then put on
his ordinary garments. The weather was
very bot, and he had some distance to walk
before crossing the frontier; so ne got into a
violent perspiralion, which resulted IN sucn
an absorption through the skin OF The poison
Gus qualities Of the fragrant weed that Inc
poor smuggler was taken i'll on the way, was
caught by the custom.house officers, ana now
lies in dying state.
The clergy of Chicago have been invited
to witness the performance of The 11co Or
phans, and the Invitation has been generously
accented in individual instances. One very
welt known Baptist preacher responded with
request for 6eYsD seaIs. ... ~
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

H N ( " 7 0 r z THE c+esS
= Old Dominion Steamship Com pany's 1850
steamship OLD DOMINION, CaptsIn WALKER,
VIII sail FRIDAY, August h, st O'Clock a NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Thursday eve
ming.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
~arded with dispatch to Ill points north, south
east, and west; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpsssed
Fare to New York, $12; steerage, Sc; round
zip tickets, $40. "
FOR freight or passage apply to
g. ". ALLEN L CO., Agents.
: au st COMMANDS vharf Rocsot,o
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England.

THE GOVERNMENT TELEGRAsH.
LONDON, August 2.-The Times says the
system introduced by the Government for
sending messages over the telegraph lines 10
Great Britain for one shilling has disap-
pointed anticipatons. 1t says the time ia
coming when this rate will cease to pay. and
unless great change is made the service will
become heavy and Increasing permanent
charge on the country's finauces.
THE o'CoNNELL CENTENARY DISTURBANCES AP.
PRETENDED.
LONDON. August 1.-THE Earl Of Disart,
of khkenny.a Liberal, denounces The O'Con.
nell celebration as sectarian. Trouble is
feared il Lord O'Hogan delivers the GRAFTON,
and the indications are that Thursday will
not pass without disturbance.
ADDRESS BY MR.. MOODY.
LONDON, August g. Mr.. Moody addressed
an assembIage of thirty thousand people at
Wrexham last Sunday.
THE STRIKE AT OLDHAM.
Telegnms from Oldham announce that the
strike in the cotton-mils is almost universal.
Eighteen thousand operatives are idle. The
feeling against the employers is very bitter.