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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-06-22

~ p. MEAD, Real Estate Broker,
Va 19; MIDDLEBURY, VT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-06-22

w w. THOMAS, Teacher Of Vocal
w Music. Agent for Pianos and Organs,
Middlebury, Vt. ly7
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-06-22

ELECTRO PLATING, by s. HOL.
IL TON, 4Otf MIDDLEDuRY, VI.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-06-22

II KINGSLEY n SON, Dentists,
Ls Ur STAIRS, BREwsrER's BLOCK,
AZ MIDDLEBURY, VT.
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
AMUsEMENrs.


YcEUM THEATRE: FRENCH PLAYS.
A ruEsns hss' nsy week q the Psr;iap Company
sER4PnNEs TsossS sSssDoS ssTdoS night
Les chEvHITEiRs fbu PsIqSsSTER2 night
lhoHsDAf-rws5ty-nin -ninth " subscription night
PAR DRoIT DE- coNQUETE, BY LssOuvs.
MATINEE TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE.
mrATlNEE Great addition Of Artists
Great ir.sSn FL. SsUS. and n s:s :sSn.SS ass1sAnes to
TO-DAY. GRAND MhTiSEE hSHsis TO-DAY,
PARK THEATRE BROADWAY AND 22D STREET
HOLIDAY NIGHTS
win be keptby
oAKEY HALL The Funny Jury,
wilmot kisrton III. witty Pastry Cook
JOHN DILLON The LOss-Mating Lieutenant
silas Gran The Graceful Dumb Boy.
in the Melodrams The chatty Chambsrmsid,
OF together with the company Of
CRUCIBLE. SO artists
Admission. 81; Reserved seats 81 50; Balcony. soe
E srEcIAL MATINEE OF
WITH rashsbAf H4hs6 VIZ bsss%s.5 s5ySS' sS & r&
ONE DoLESR 70 I Fas oF TE HOUSE
A Last two algSss e sas s.t,so,ainsTy season.
WEDNESDAY EvE EHINo, % December 2e1iL TRovAToRE
THEoDoRE MACHrEL Ia his grand role q MANhISo
POSITIVELY LAST 0PERA NIGHT.
WILLIAM TELL
THEODORE wAcnTEL, in his brilliant role Of
Seats secured at Academy and ia Broadway.
MONDAY, January ., Wachtel Grand Opera at Academy
Of Music in PHILADELPHIA.
0LYMPT0 THEATRE, GA BROADWAY
JUN :. o5y2ESkEFhLowiEG 52SEh HOUSES :, manager
THE GREAT SUCCESS, NIMBLE NIP.
THE GREAT SUCCESS, NIMBLE NIP.
ONE HUSpsED 'dHARMINa cHiLDREN ~
our ARMY AND NAVY
FAIRY FOUNTAIN or REAL WATER
THE MOST BEa1TiFuL S1IP LANioAl@A
HOLIDAY TREAT
THE GREAT OLYMPIC COMPANY. D'
fAT JGgy HAE SsK Dn5
MATINEE TOMORROW AT 2
WALLAcK's,
EVERY aHa S6TE
will be presented Mesrs Lester Waark and PerTepont
Edwards adaptation of Octave Feues celebrated play,
ROMANCE
pooR YouSa 1r MAN.
BERT, .'sis PkoSp II Ss ) " v CARROLL. HOLLAND,
PoNisI Miss EFRIE GERMoN Miss lone BURKE, MIRA
JOHN SETON and LAURA THORPE
1t is respectfully II, a1nSspSee ISs@Se tRSt tR%sr1AcK
Will make his
FIRST APPEARANCE
MONDAY EVENING. January 9,
In Robertsons companion picture to "Casen entitled
HOME.
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
WINTER RESORTS.

HAMILTON HOTEL HAMILTON. BERMUDA.-THIs
first class house Is open under the OF
John W. Dodge, Of Mount washigton prices reasona lei
communication with New York every fortnight by the ele
giant iron steamship Canima climate and scenery
passed For information and photographs apply TO A. T.
oUTERBRInGE 70 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-12-28

1Q7E ~ -UsRFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS -ELE-
lOtO-O. gsns EaseIs, Library Tables ladies' sccre-
taries Chairs patent Rockers 0raphoscopcn Ac,
ALL WAY BELOW fHE MARKET PRICE
.r0pE L0HNRON la - Iiharty stv~~A.
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
SALES At AUCTION.

SALES AT AUOIIUNs
A UCTION SALB.-MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
~ Furniture, property Of 4. Gay, ESQ.,,
to be sold THIS Tuesday MORNING, commencing
at l0A o'clock, at the elegant five story
brown stone mansion No l2O West 23d st. near
9Th
Magnificent Chickerng Sons grand Pianoforte also
elegant ~ octave rosewood Windsor Piano with all late
improvements cost 81 ooO Paror suits in satin broeatel
and Centre Tables Cabinets Bronzes Oil Paintin
&c Chamber Suits in solid walnut Dressing Cases, Bed
steads Bureaus spring and hair Mattresses Carpets &c
Bookcase Books Ladys Secetare, Library Tables Turk
ish Chairs. do Rockers, Dining Room Buffet Extension
Table solid walnut Chairs in leather China Dinner and
Tea Sets cut Glassware Lounges, Hall stand; also Base
and Servants Furniture.
The New York herald., 1875-12-28
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED


A AMERICAN YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE A FRONT
IA Room and Board Union square: private family
Chambers street.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES a FURNISHED ROOM,
n with breakfast, In central location; boarding
house Address, stating terms, l.. e.. Herald once.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFK DESIRE ROOM AND
n hoard in private American family 90 the west side
PEOPLE. box I4O Herald ofea. "
The New York herald., 1875-12-28

THIS lTUEsDAD EVENING. December 2s, snd
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
Doors open ut IA. Begins at TX
The New York herald., 1875-12-28

A ONLY s75 PER MoNTH-PERFECr LITTLE
N. House. containing eight rooms; every improvement
perfect order; Immediate possesson excellent neghbor
hood. Apply TO owner, AZ West Seventeenth street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-28

ID 0oTHS THEATRE. TONIGHT
ID SHAKESPEARIAN PAGEANTRY.
REMARKABLE representation of
JULIUS CNSARI
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
A Hundred Years Ago.

Only lantern with double light.
Only horseman with a speedy fight,
Only petty village fight,
hundred years agol
They had no thought of stored fame
They only watched with their hearts aflame.
For the call of duty, when it came,
A hundred years ago.
Long since their hearts have ceased to beat.
That hung the light and rode SO fleet,
And fought at morn in the village street,
A hundred years ago.
But still undimmed. that light doth pour
That shot was heard the whole world eer.
Still thrills the word that horseman bore
A hundred years ago.
And now. with cannon drum and bell,
Their childrens children meet, to tell
The praise of them who wrought 30 we'll,
A hundred years ago.
But let them think, while yet they may
The deeds they work, the words they say
Shall live, when men shall call to day,
A hundred years ago.
Rutland Herald.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
A Snake Adventure.
Franklin IN. CO. Courier.

While walking through a
path from Perry's Church she saw a
large snake coming towards her; it very
naturally frightened her, and she ran
with all her speed (she was only Is
years of age), and the snake right after
her. Very soon she came, to small
creek that crossed her path. and cousin
''Sally billiard, Like she prepared to
cross, but the snake caught her just as
she reached the bank of the creek, and
commenced winding himself around her
leg in a manner too tight for comfort.
She seized the reptile by the throat with
one hand and with the other drew her
knife from her pocket, which she open
ed with her teeth, and cut off his snake
ships head.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
Tell the Truth.

Mr. Charles Nordhoff is writing
letters from the South of the New York
Herald, on which the Chenango Tele-
graph |gives the following comments
"Our old friend Nordhoff reports all
lovely in Arkansas. He has been there
two weeks. Within few miles of us
reside man and his wife, who lived
there ten years, and finally abandoned
a property worth $4,000 rather than
further submit to the persecution, an
noyance, and constant danger of assas-
nation with which they were surround
ed. With all due respect to the sagac
ity of our quondam associate, we sub
nit that a..ten years trial is quite as
likely to enable man to judge cor
rectly as d brief pilgrimage Of three
weeks"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
A Pest DESTROYER.

The st. Joseph (Mo.) Herald says:
''Prof. G. Y. Riley, State Entomologist,
has of late been receiving large num-
Der of letters from farmers in various
parts of the State, making inquiries con-
corning curious phenomenon, It ap-
pears that the white grub worm, a
great destroyer of corn, potatoes, and
other vegetable products, has been at
tackled by an enemy which threatens it's
determination. The Professor has re-
ceived numerous specimens, having two
sprouts Of green vegetable growth grow
ing out of the head of the grub, one on
either side, resembling hogs tusk in
shape. The fang protrudes through the
earth, and presents every appearance of
vegetable growth. The worms thus at
tackled die, and the Professor is of the
opinion that the disease will materially
decrease the numbers of this great pest
of the husbandman, lift does not totally
eradicate It,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
No More Sea-Sickness.

Voyagers, the world over, will re-
member NJ. Grades in their prayers, if
half what he claims for recipe of his
for sea~sickness is true. Having occa-
sion, he says, to frequently cross the
English Channel, and invariably falling
victim to the horrid malady, he took
a chloral compound with the happiest
results. Here is the mixture: Chloral.
three grammes (forty-fve grains); dis
titled water and currant syrup, each
sixty granmes; two drops Of essence of
mint. OF this he takes cne-half inlme-
diately on coming on board, and the
rest ON the return voyage, and inyaria-
bly, escapes sea-sickness.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
Mr.. Choate and the Ambitious Boy

A great many boys mistake their call
ing, but all such are not fortunate
enough to find out in as good season as
did this one. It is said that Rufus
Choate. the great lawyer, was once in
New Hampshire making plea. when a
boy, the son of farmer, resolved to
leave the pillow and become lawyer
like Rufus Choate.
He accordingly went to Boston, called
on Mr.. Choate, and said to him: 81
heard you plead in our town and I
have desire to become lawyer like
you. Will you teach me how?'
''As well as I cam said the great
lawyer ssCome and sit down 90
Taking down a copy of Blackstone.
he said: "Read this until I come back.
and l will see how you get on
The poor boy began. An hour pass
ed. His back ached, his head acched.
his legs ached. He knew not how to
study. Every moment became tor
ture. He wanted air. Another hour
passed, and Mr.. Choate came and
asked, SLOW do you get on e.
'.Get on Why, do you have TO read
such stuff as this?"
ssYes.''
GLOW much of it ?''
"All there is on these shelves, and
more, looking about the great library.
Glow long will it take?"
''Well, it has taken me more than
twenty-five years"
GLOW mach do you get p
''My board and clothes
els that ala"
''Well, that is about all that I have
gained as yet.
"Then, said the boy, 81 will go back
to ploughing. The work is not
near SO hard, and pays better.
JONES is ike osadie-he always
smokes when he goes out.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
The l)neneSt We'll.

In the village OF Sperenberg, about
90 miles distant from Berlin, is situa-
ted the deepest well in the world It is
for some distance Is feet in diameter
and is 4, 1914 feet in depth. It was begun
about five years ago by the Govern
ment authorities with view to ascer-
Gaining the existence OF rock-salt be-
meath the straits of gypsum occurring in
the locality. At a depth of $50 feet the
salt was reached, but the boring was
continued to depth of $50 feet, the
diameter of the bore being reduced to
about 13 inches. Tie boring was sub
sequently prosecuted by steam until
the final depth of 4,104 feet was attain
ed. At the lowest point, the salt de-
posts still continue, exhibiting the
enormous thickness of 1907 feet.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02

INTENSE hear prevailed on April IS,
in the north of Scotland. Eighty de-
grees were registered at midday III the
sun, and sixty-fve in the shade. Two
deaths from surstroke are reported.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
A Launching Service.

The launching of her Majesty's ships
is hereafter to be solemnized with re-
igious ceremonials. An Admiralty cir
cular has lately been issued to the dock
yards, giving form of service prepared
by the Archbishop of Canterbury for
use g at the launching of any ship or
vessel which may be added to the navy"
The service commences with the 1O6th
Psalm, beginning with the 23d verse:
"They that go down to the sea in ships"
The Primate's special prayer is as fol-
lows:
O Thou that sitteth above the water floods
and stilleth the raging of the sea, accept, ne
beseech Thee, the supplication of Thy serv-
ants for all who in this ship, now and here
after, shall comrAit their lives unto the perIs
of the deep. All their ways enable them truly
and godlv to serve Thee, and by their Chris
tiaa lives to set forth Thy glory throughout
the earth. Watch over them i'll their going
forth and in their coming in. that no evil be-
fall them, nor mischief come nigh to hurt
their souls, and so through all the changes
and chances of this mortal life bring them OF
Thy mercy to the sure haven of Thine ever
lasting Kingdom, through Jesus Christ our
Lord. Amen.
The ceremony concludes with the
Lord's Prayer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1875.
CHILDREN,S CORNER.
The SUN and the Jacknl.
A Hotteutot Fable.

The Sun and the Jacknl.
A Hottentot Fable.
BY JOEL BENTON.
The sun came down to earth one day,
And sat in quiet on the road;
But all who came or went that way,
Unmindful of him, onward strobe.
Except the little Jackal. He
Observed the sun admiringly,
s'Tbis handsome little child I find
The needless men have left behind"
Then lifting him upon his back,
He screams with vigor at the heat.
Get down, Ala:k a-day. Alack,"
And hurried off with quickened feet.
So ever since, the Jsckals back.
Has worn summarized stripe of black.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02

Mr.. J. G. GREEN, recently deceased,
gave to Princeton College, altogether,
about $780, 900. With this amount reel
tation rooms, library building,
scientific hall, have been reared, and
professorships endowed, and some
minor ends attained. Besides these
gifts to the college, he has greatly en-
riched the seminary. HIS benefactions
there, first and last, have been at least
$50, 600.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02

WITH care q man can walk uprightly.
One who is on the alert will not be
found on the orange peel.-Moil.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02

The Druids and Their Temples
ALEXANDER WAINWRIGHT.
Near the town Of Carnac, in Brittany,
France, there is an extensive plain sew
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02

JONES is ike .a1die-hE always
smokes when he goes out.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02

never take place, till the British Parlia-
ment should resign its arbitrary preten-
sions with respect to America. At the
same time the militia companies we're
directed to provide themselves with
arms, and Thomas Polk and Joseph
Remedy we're specially appointed to
purchase powder, lead and fints.
Before the month Of May had come
to an end the resolutions were signed
by Ephraim Brevard, as clerk of the
committee, and were adopted by the
people with the determined enthusiasm
which springs from the combined influ-
ence of the love of liberty and of re.
ligion. Thus was Mecklenburg county
in North Carolina, separated from the
British Empire. The resolves we're
transmitted with all haste to be printed
in Charleston, and as they spread
through the South they startled the
royal governors of Georgia and North
Carolina. They were despatched by a.
messenger to the Continental Congress
that the world might know their authors
had renounced their allegiance to the
King of Great Britain, and had consti-
tuted a government for themselves.
Inc messenger stopped On his way
at Salisbury, and there, to a crows
round the Court House, the resolved
were read and approved. The western
counties were the most popular part of
North Carolina; and the royal governor
had fattered himself and the king with
the fullest assurance of their support.
Z have no doubt, said he, that I might
command their best services at a word
on an emergency. consider I have
the means in my own hands to maintain
the sovereignty of this country to my
royal master in all events And now
he was obliged to transmit the de.
, 1875-06-24
.EDtTQApat. ExcuRsl0NlSrs.

AroH,sou, Ksa,, Jnne 2a.-about 400 edstosa
from Ohio. IndllsaA IowA Wiscons.n. snd MIS-.
Bourt arrived q thls nifty to-day for the purpose
ot Joining N s1asntoa On The Atolison, Topeka
4 Santa n Hai1tpAd 10 :Greuad., col. Th!i
evening thby wore dti14h' tbod. lib city III Ear
min slsspx& Will ,lssrs Ia tho morning At !
o'cloak.. As 1mpoxiA haeqxss will bo prepared
for the parry Al Wiablsa hsy viii bo aho guests
Of tn, Oily. Tha train viii remain thers. over
night, leaving taFly tho ne1t morning. II Hutch
tnspp = bssAkfus wil b provided }os the party
BY III pltEeus Of ths plaee. At Fott Dodge q
alnnet MI, b. provided hy ths o6sbrs Of poat.
The party will rnach Grenada ID ts!day evening,
and htstt un shbir tethru trtp The nckt tIlornng.
sud reach this city again on Sunday about noon
= >Sp<e1a& DApatch IA III. QA1taa Is7eu,te,
MILWAUKEE, luna 29.-Tho Editorial Couyet,-
tlon hsd atplendid "trip tp hscine, and wara en-
They. will .n1oy themselves BY driving around
tie city tomorrow.
, 1875-06-24

stons taken irun sAh arca4a.ion win etass IN day
t~o. q. q. rAtkce Il Ron hayn got tbs conracs fnt
building per Al the aputh sds uf thn nav canal. At
trn Lakes. oaasda si1c, came atosrh with
lis ssaitiAnhs they ara surveying tia HAtthl
preparatory 10 naing crib.wotk Tho Canada ainrs
sile Tho whole lcnRl of ths lIspi&. ThIa will beA
arnc tlst thr,r d.iins .i,oa.s lid nst eora 10 with
il, 900 rnMnds Of w!,iletbh! tho day previous thry
famght l4,et0 pounds, b!v Dab etnfy," h.t trnr.
Ten cars Of frtsa 6ah wore E*ekesl In leo rfndy
far shipment uat evening" con!stnlne ls,Oo poundp
1t frcth nah, tont!9ntd to partiea In IsuFaio. Al
Eagfo lfaEbor and uYcr wars mtrcnae cakes Of
1cn NIL ths way from 10 20 feet thick An iceberg
pointed out which was reported to have bcen Rron..
e, e Ia e s e T:sr fo I'D nsn, h T.
Canal a. t; e. liza 1ah .,vsa At I%1ase .,,"a On
thc following yesscis: sclisa L. Ii. Turner,
Columbia, ThHmss GAVIN. etnatn barge Fay lcft Hat.
tsda5 Afternoon with tho itl!otes Kinbull, and New
london ia to1 Bchr II. A. Keut A4tlcd nut The
time. Tho schra brighter and Twu Fhnniea were dis-
charging earEoes. Ihe Tug Dudley y lted W for
ler :is.pn1np breaking down., Found tho prep Craig
tho 1lth. On return "trip met sltnrs reerlhst aud
Hmith IN tho canal HsaiEK upt R1s ct stesna.tMr8o
Blatts and confott. srr j. 8. Aastlh, htean,.fargs
Port Huron, and bark Dictator. Down tho 8an RiSost
Jaaeed ateiI1,-basRe Chamberlain, With the .crs Mar
tn a,,nS ,nd Carl ~ tow AsG ne! ss.,a, T. F've5
eonaort, st,nt pusbee. tleam.barga Superior
and ,consors, and ncls Bagfnnw anacr sail.
Thq steam barge 3d. c1s!r With aclr ozar In tow,
ut Dctour coallua up. Eh!le woodng tho st,nr Ke-
weelAw caEao III f0r to left the river The 1Oth,
And had fne run to Chicago.
, 1875-06-24

s1tt'l r the tw"so Of la~, 70 r ~ shrJ asct Tbs
deep and nanfet .Ip ,::, face of toso ac:s sLsn
sers* tc1u!rs my hut las ,no't cpraots gancn tn
detect Aetn: lhcy ,re s,,,ns = wholly ai,tsits
harmony will r. i1sush. VII, cart ,i defeat, and MI
pfY,e rsoiac souscs # ths nm! pcsrle1,na dJtl
icse.ss :. every ep i, .he rsgres. Of he dangerous
apartment. 70, hatfnohlxs saoa ,arrIng eie-
menss and bring order, out Of sucb d'aos
WILL re1n.ra the 1nioa efforts o shs Abl4it aR moet
tndetatsAts couheinsn snd cosFitst,on lawyers
which can IL fohi. II Ne assume, 10 le1amp1e. tbs
thosd r4fa of ths prtor casfter acs which ptrscru
thA cprrorats officers of Uhtasn ht ID force, not.
wllts&ntine ita Incorporation under the law Of 1871
el.tser. I'll tbs oNcss ers.te.l 81 IND sa.tins unier
them :tl surrire tho Reorganization of city under
Of saiasoy n"s can H. city coneii tner use
the prosenf or future otnrss Of tbs city which H.
For II tleas ehlstsr oIees stll survive how tnn ths
Council create theIn! tia Legislature Intended
ms as s e .s ct y 19:s e ."s ei
ths, guilty ot VI nun.eh'ls, ses of .nsor,dnR the
!ion ~ md ~ sorper.ts oess ssss only hrs7 but
t!ey az not eomm'. Tue folly Of saPos.ltns .he CITY
Sssn ptxou u ss': es.s5 sS' t ee, s .a" I'd
sast q nosss.!;"d'ss ] r. % se,,ss Of ''i;; e:
AHM lti3 tldy ftkAFu6d Vie uikY topnC18 6I All elch
ctiea - having Tia power To cfezts, In use tscro-
iton an1 Ut The c3rorats Offices Of te!t reosgantke
stis, s1,ep; tas ~. NAMED y ~
ereation thes did not deen 1. ntteaasrJ 10 delegate
10 them. ths powet Of daconunuing auy oinca
geusr4! kw Of April, is77. wa pas.ed
for the purpose Of furnishing to al previously
incorporatad cities Of The Hates cihod
Tor changing amending thais charters, II they
desired any such change amendment. well for
the puspoas Of enabnng townn elc, 10 incorporate ~
citioa tbs fosn1hr ehAttst uIace& OF Cica9o Sur
ylss its under tho Law Of s72 .hcn Tie
letter and the general policy and npFt o! thu Law We
haTA adopted 10 oHf Will bt dtfsttel and per-
ccyabe Geneht viii hare been secured to ~ re-
organization under the Law.
, 1875-06-24

II shoso Comn,urlss medn 10 carry os tbelr throat
to acus ha coal and lumber vesscs they had better
do Mt once, for tho marfno reporters An1!ousy
waiting fos Sonethlng now 10 turn p. The steam barge
Tecumseh, which h4s been running betwceu here and
Canadian porta, has gono Into ordinary. ...The
TUG Winter arrived hero from saagatack yesterday
for tho pus'ose Of towing dtcdge and scow 10 s,uya
tuck. where they will bs employed In improving Aud
deepening ,he atbor i IL eaid that tae stlnr D.
parties ID Chicago 90 into te e1onsbioa business
II she Is good boat shs eau make onoS here. but u
tho Is AT old washub, like most OF lhn Etcamers that
have tcen doing husiesa here, u will e profits
Lie for her 1t 1c1ha wtets sio .1hd noted raa-
tenser ateambr Fount ain city, VI thb Western Trana
potton COMPANY, left buffalo for this city Tuesday
evening.
TIFF H9uit1-
terrific thunder ssoru pnsse1 ttls city Al an
oarly hour yesterday morning, accompanied By 50.
nes'hs,n part ot the ey. fortunately td noi o1teni
damage WIS done to tho shipping. The acc!dcata a
far ~ heard from, arc ID follows: The sclir Ibbis
s. Brown a1so ioat some Of her libs. Tho seow
1ouIsA stfon. had her CANVASS MI torn Into slreds
The capfan Of the str Arub!a, which arrived here
yesterday morning, ropotts seeing dtsnastcd
Aclooner during tbs squal1.