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:AUCFlON SALES.--FUTURE Bays.

~ BY Il. Mccormick. Aucdoneer,
- . 81 No 1414 Main street.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE,
VI HOLD FURNITURE, ABLE AND POCK-
'ET-CUTLERY, &C., AT AUCTrOE,-Oa THURS
DAY, til instant, at OK O'Clock, will sell at my
store o general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NlTUkE, &c, consisting of ,,e,.. s,ss-T
WARDROBBs, BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS,
BEDsTEAps, CANE and oOD.SEAT CHAIRS,
TABLES. HAIR and SHCCK-alATTRESSES,
FEATHER-BEDS, BOLSTERS, and PILLOWS. (
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, &C., -
included in which Is a very handsome suit OF
BLACK WALNUT. CHAMBER FUKNlTURE,
""''.'9 WARDROBE, BEDsTEAD, th2.
MARBLE-TOP BUREAU,
49,, MARBLE-ToP WASHsTAND, ~ II -
'@s,' MARBLE-TOP TABLE,
q. CHAIRS, ] RocKfyG-CHAIR,
and TOwEL-RACK, la..H: -
to be sold for account Of whom 1t may concern. d
ALSO,
- CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C.
After which, say at liz O'Clock, wiz be sold
without limit or reserve, for account Of whom 1t
may concern --t pen : --.I -.
About rs dozen superior POCK ET-CUTLERY,
About 90 DOZEN superior TABLE-CUTLERY.
/ The attention OF tt trade and the public gene
rally s asked to this sale, as the goods VIII be posi-
lively sold. II. MCCORMlCk,
no1O Ee @ -. Aucdoneer.
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.a3G.r Bysampson &, cCrsry,. s.r,
n; Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers,
No. cal Hull street, Manchester, Va,

COMMISSIONER SALE Of -VALU-
ADJOINING THE STORE UF MR. Joseph
MOtIRE. ON TUESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1875. AT 4 O'CLOCK p. My
virtue OF decree OF the Hastings Court for the
city of Manchester, entered At It's September term
In the suit therein pending styled Graham and
others sgainst Pollard and Others, we will sen at
public auction. on the premises, two we)-locatef
VACANT LOTS on the north side Of Hull Dtreet,
fronting 2T feet each. aSls1r - s,it i3r3si -sl-
This Is really desirable property, being on the
north side Of hull street, In . thriving business
part Of the city ana where there is but little vacant
properly On the market. Near to this property is
pump Of excellent water, free to all. ~ { rs.tF
TERMS: One third cash; The balance In equal
payments at SIX and Twelve months for Negotiable
notes. with interest added sud tile retained until
II - WILLIAM AMBERS,
gts| ~ Z. y S-sssa,es - S(eCRA STkS RR(lDRS
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+, 2. , wv. Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate AGENT,
: corner Of Eleventh and Bank Streets

GALE AT AUCTION OF BEAUTIFUL
y LOT IN THE PLAN OF MILLSS GARDEN,
ON THE EAST LINE OF. SEVENTH STREET
ton. on the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th Of No
yenlber, 1875, at 4 O'Clock P. ~, that VERY
BEAUTIFUL LuT No. IL in Mills's Garden,
fronting SO feet the east line Of Seventh street,
running back go feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TRIMS: At sale. w. GODDIN,
mo- -tiE-.. rs Ett a. ssat sAuctioneer.
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RxsTAURASTs

S<~~1<-~<->~>S
yDpPULAR PRICES at q s4iis ssszskSSag
E5fro5349 ocaAREEsEUKRRB@@ EAae
II .ndep I'll REST IRA n Il. SaxA&E&Bs
sFEAass eHOfss &c. served q snort aaotlee, md
In tina most approved manner. / have adopted y
scale OF prices which wlI give gene.
raj satIsfactiou. !, CHARLES E4kER,
&C 14-eodf End s&s.ss vs. Nc. Yf16 NAH street.
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ICY s pLi4 E Ell,
WILLIAM AMBERS,
SOCRATES BROOKS,

Immediately after the above sale we win sell the
HOUSE snd1.OT formerly owned and occupied by
E. Br0wder. The Let fronts on Hull street about
80 feet, and has upon II 3 comfortable FRAMED
HOUSE, containing eve rooms, aud with small
OUTLAY can be made DO. l business stand. ~
4, no f5.dtI g = r1- ~ Real Estate Agents,
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TORRENT.

TOR RENT, A DESIRABLE@
T. DWELLINGS, No. 3OS, on south side ofIa:a
Franklin between Third and Fourth streets, hay
4 ii modern improvements, with cuIyert. Apply to
1-71iIs- % Q y @'eli.7 r. g.. CROUCH
saE 20. 80 1yia, No.4o9t east Grace street. q
o. M III Co !.
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MANCKEsTER NEWS.

-rroR OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST rAaE.J
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VISITING CARDS, DOC. to 81 fbr 90, at
tho DISPATCH PRJNyNR-HUHRR
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DOR RENT, a LARGE WOODEN a.
L DWELLING with seven principal and four Hsa
basement rooms and large hall, with Two acres OF
well OF water, near the eastern limits of the city
a really desirable residence. Apply 10 W. l.. CO
WARDIN, ! 015 Main street, or =
no I 0-e0dft<- SIy CDS!G ROBERT Is. LYME. =
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iFORI RENT have FOR RENTa
n FOUR FLOORS, three rooms deep. with @:l
and water on eachs In the desirable resi-
dence No. 115 south Third street. Also, separate
In desirable locality viii do we'll to apply at once,
Poss ession given in q few days. For terms, &c. q
A. III. Il, eslI t.Ifl-h JOHN E.. ROBINSON i
. no 10.9tA -.
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a 7 hEADE& BAKERS Dkoes1ohS'
CUTLER KET.INHALERs, for the cure Of
bronchitis, sore throat, &C.; . 2 = :
ENGLISH LUNG PROTECTORS, double and sim
gle. TO prevent consumption; aagEL 2RGT
GAHRETT,J ELEGTEIC DISKS, for the cure Of
NERVOUSNESS, palsy, &c. S.,g-t - 81 E,
The GALvANO-FARADIC BATTERIES OF all
aizestand latest Improvements; @t4 &! I
oLTAICARMADTLGO SOLES. BANDS &C.,
> for the cure cold feet neaTalgia, &c.;ay 81.
SOFT.RuBBER BED-PANS ana CUSHIONS, for
TRUssEs Of BARD RUBBER, impery.ous to
). perspirauonor water will ut-wcar Eny other;
ELASTIC SILK s sOCKINGS, for varicose veins,
weak joints &c; ne, -. :. - m
SHOULDER. BRACES, for boys and girls -,
] sstst3 MEADE& BAKER. Pharmacists,
no 4ar.I. So. -. - laLtf9l 8 Main street.
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WANTED, every one to know that !
W. have seventy forfeited fine ..,
some of them Of the finest makers. Also. lots of
CHAINS, RINGS, BUTTONS, SETS, &C., &C.
II you want such articles at great bargains call at
j. A. WINSTOCk'S Loan Office,
toc 12-lm No. II Fourteenth trees-
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TOR RENT; a NICE BRICK RESI- a.
II DENCE ON Broad between Twenty. seventh III
and THentyseight streets. Contains five rooms !;
kitchen with three rooms, stable, Sci well OF ex-
cellenL water In the yard. Price, $25 per month.
Possession ut once. 4, u. EACHO,
no 1876 - Ne Fourteenth street.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 10, 1873
Sun rtses.:.. 1856 Moon sets..... 304
Sun sets. 6.06 High TIDE. 1.4O
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DOR RENT, a BRICK COTTAGE@
L. RESIDENCE on the corner of TWENTY III
seventh and Franklin streets. Price, 1886 per
month Possession at once. Ed. EACH0,s1
no I0-8tI-. -. raj No. 9 Fourteenth street,
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ElOR RENT. The DESIRABLE RESI- ia
IgGuENCE Nosj406 east Grace street, he. EED
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, next to the GEace-
Street PfesaJYfefiap church Rent $500. Posses.
ionigfyer Inn naedtatefy. Apply to b aT
e. B. sNEAD5
&C 15-1m E1d tat Citizens Bank r
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VIZ ANTED, CUSTOMERS af...a, a.m
wv for HANDMADE SADDLES,
BRIDES, HARNESS. COLLARS, &c
Also, secondhand MCCLELLAN SADDLES at
j. Ii. DICKERsoN & BROTHER,
J ~. .f..I-,s-s .s.s.. No. 1919 Franklin street.
.oc 5-Sm next door TO Johuson's stable.
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WI ANTED. FROM THE C0NsERVA-
wv TIVE VOTERS OF RICHMOND, ORDERS
y FOR BOOTS; SHOES, AND CATERS,
to be made at reduced rates. to suit the times mate
rails the best !; work superior; ft gnaranIeeed;;r
No. south Twelft street, Richmond, Va
oc Him .Isstq:la.!st ii,t. - 81
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EOR RENT. DESIRABLE BRICK a.
II HOUSE ON Fifth between Byrd and Canal Ma
streets. Price, 81 per month. Possession at once.
: .t..fis E.E..,, L-..siGls o. Z. d. EACHO, q
NO lost ---------------No Fourteenth street,
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FOR RENT, THREE DESIRABLE o.
It. BRICK DWELLINGS on Eighteenth Ea
near Clay street. Possession at once. .
~ ttr,H \ ROBERT 3. LYME,
no S-3t.g= tal -,9EI. z Real Estate AgeEt. Il.
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Cisnnsas the Rocks.

rg&FEAF wBIoH a PARTY OF ENGLISH TOURISTS
ACCoNPLrsHEp~-A MARROW ESCAPE FROM
fgIRFUL DEATH. % -' ".
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40 OEER THE CITY.

Vanderbilt Lodge No. 70 knights of
Honor win have an installation of Officers
next Friday night. All members of the
order are invited to be present.
The ErmsJille Coiv7er saye Il is m
LnoIeo there that tho management Of the
81. Louis. and Southeastern Railroad will
son be changed, but gives no details.
The team attached TO a sprinkler ran
away yesterday on Line street, between
summer and Cherry, turning over the
sprinkler, but-doing no damage of any cob-
sequence.
A Nashville tobacco factor talks Of cffer-
ing a gold premium, to be awarded TO
the boy Killing the most Eworms this
season in the tobacco growing district
tributary to this city.
A negro working at Clees' lumber yard,
corner Of Front and Jefferson streets, cot
bis hand caught in a saw, day or two ago,
aud bad II SO badly torn that some of the
fingers were amputated by DR.. Compton.
An Irish iOurneyman next door TO this
oiileei for safe keeping, always puts his to-
bacc0 in the pocket of his employers coat,
irstead Of bis own, as the two garments
hang in the shop, where they work, during
The day. He says his employer never
thinks of looking in his own pocket for
tobacco.
At the regular meeting Of Rock City
Lodge, No. lis Knights Of Honor, held on
the 2Sth inst, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term; p. A. Hughes,
Dictator; w. j. Wallace, Vice Dictator; w.
l.. q. Booth, Assistant Dictator; w. G..
Inman, Chaplain; B. F. Zachery, Guide;
G. E. Cooper, Reporter; \. II. Cole, Finan-
cial Reporter; T. J. Slinbard, Treasurer;
NJ. G. Sulzbaeher, Guardian, j. 7. Valen-
tinO, Sentinel; r. 81. HALEY, Trustee.
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New York Correspondence Of the st. Louis Re
publican.

New York Correspondence Of the st. Louis Re-
publican.
One year ago to a fashionable mother
was born a baby boy. She got a wet nurse,
who remained with her six months, and
then, as the child liked the bottle best, the
wet nurse was discharged. When the baby
was born the grandmother was there from
her distant western home, and shortly after
returned, to come no more till this sum-
mer. In the meantime the young mother
has seen her child sometimes once a day,
sometimes once a week, as the case might
be. The first thing on grandma's arrival
was a loud call for Tommy, and Tommy
was forthcoming. He was kissed and
Rugged, and praised, and petted, and grand
ma just lugged him about till finally, old
lady like, she stripped him to see how much
he had grown. Then came a shrek.
"WheTe was TOmmY's extra tOe?' Tommy
was born with six toes; Grandma knew it.
The family doctor was sent for, and when
an examination Of Tommy was made, the
NJ. ID. unhesitatingly pronounced it not the
SimOn-pure Tommy by any means. There
had been a malfOrmatiOn Of the original
Toms feet that time would not have rem
edied. Then all sorts Of epeculations were
in oder. But one servany had anything to
do with the ba ", and she had been six
months away, no one knows in what di-
rectiOn. Thomas sets up in a dubious
position. If be aih't Tommy, who is he9
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kentucky ON the war Path.

At a late hour last night, officers Foley
and Schneider were informed that a man
was near the Louisville depot, on College
street, fOurishing a pistol about in very
warlike manner. They Immediately went
TO the place designated, and Foley asked
the man if he were not armed. The
stranger made 10 response, but caught
Foley by the throat with his left hand and
attempted to draw his pistol with the
other. At this juncture, officer Schneider
seized his arm and got the weapon out Of
his pocket. While this was going on officer
Foley bit the man blow over the left eye
with his mace that sent him Keeling to the
ground. When he came to himself he was
asked to walk around to the police station.
He gave his name as J. G. McKiSsick, and
halls from CherOEee county, Ky. John
WaldrOn, a companion, was arrested on
the charges of being drunk and disorderly
and interfering with an officer in the dis
charge of his duty.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT.-John w. Rogers ap-
prentieed to Thos. Tonay.
Public Administrator granted letters up
on the estate Of Frances J. Pecautel, de-
ceased.
CRIMINAL COURT.-State vs.. Lucinda
Bradford concealing stolen goods; verdict
not guilty.
State vs.. Benton Snowden; motion for
new trial argued.
CHANCERY Cor Before special
Chancellor Malone rs vs.. Duncan ct
al; Clerk and Master ordered to pay funds
to Trustee.
Turner ct al vs.. Mckinney; final decree.
Robertson by next, etc, vs.. Brown; re-
port Of Clerk and Master confirmed.
Before Chancellor COoper.-Lumsden vs..
BOwe leave TO file amended supplemental
bill.
Jones vs.. Sloan; decree for account.
Herbert, administrator, VS.. John G.
Brown ct al; biddings ordered 10 be re-
opened.
Vaughn vs.. Hall ct al; bill of revivor al
lowed filed.
First National Bank vs.. Armstrong ct al;
decree appointing receiver.
Grinsiead, administrator, vs.. Higgins ct
al; decree.
q. CIRCUIT COURT.-JacOb Young, by ETC.,
vs. Mayor and City Council; mistrial.
Adelicia Cheatham ct al VS.. Joel A.
Hays; pending.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
United States vs.. Sugg Fort; motion for
new trial argued.
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The TrOtting Turf.

Entries will close al o'clock this eveIl-
ing at the Merchants Exchange-five TO
enter and three to start-for horses that
never trOtted better than three minutes,
for a race to come of on Monday, July >.
Purse 500.
A Sz5 purse will be given for amule race
to come of on July 3, running, mile heats,
ten per cent. entrance. The entries will
close for the mule race on next Saturday at
Blacks stable.
In the race yesterday OswegO won the
first three heats and took off the purse. In
the first heat Storm came out second, St.
Patrick third, and O'COnner distanced; in
the second, Storm. third and st. Patrick
second; in the third, Storm second and St.
Patrick distanced. Time PSI, 2:47 and
D.fg
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Insure IN the State Insrsnuce Company.
See city notices Of Hurricane Springs.
Furnished room, two miles from city,
wanted.
The ElmwOod collar is highly recon-
mended by consumers.
Outfits for the Mammoth Cave furnished
by BOhsn & FlOersh.
The steamer Eddyville starts on a down.
river trip next Saturday.
The John S. BransfOrd leaves for Gin
cinnati and way points at 4 P. NJ. to-day.
Meeting Of the Nashville Library Assc-
citation Thursday, July /.
The sale Of the livery stable occupied by
WideneT & Co. takes place to-day at II
O'Clock.
The first annual picnic Of the Harmony
Club win be given at Siefried's Garden on
Thursday, July 1.
See special notice TO shippers ivia Nash
vile and Decatur Railroad.
Pleasure ard healtll-seekers should re-
member that large Improvements have been
made for their comfort at Hurricane Springs.
In addition to the amusements already
promised by the parties having charge of
the Temperance picnic, to be given at
Kingston Springs on Monday, July >, there
will be a grand balloon ascension.
Tickets for the grand California excur-
son can be had either in Memphis OF st.
Louis. See city notice.
The popular Wholesale grocery house Of
9. @. Black Il Co. announce their removal
10 No. G3 Broad street, where their friends
viii find them in better trim than ever.
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BRUTALITY INTHE IOWA REFORM
SCHOOL

A special dispatch from DesMoines to
the Chicago Tribune says: For months
past the papers Of the State have been filled
with accounts of prosecutions and brutality
in the conduct of the State Reform School,
located at Eldora, Harding county, under
the management Of Rev. Joseph McCarty.
The boys were whipped on the bare back,
stretched up by the thumbs, fed on mag
gotty meat, and shut up for days in foul
cells, until at last and in
order to aPpease the popular clamOr, Gov.
Carpenter appointed a committee, com
posed of the Board of Trustees of the In
stitutiOn and citizens, to investigate the
matter. The committee, after a laboriOus
and patient investigation of many weeks,
find the charge Of brutality fully confirmed,
and, after consultation at 2 p. NJ. to-day,
decided to suspend McCarty from the super
intendency, it having been shown, in ad-
ditiOn to his other crimes, that McCarty
was guilty of Running of important wit
nesses whose testimony was desired by the
and suppTessing evidence.
Gross Irregularities have also been found
in his books, and these are now under ex-
animation.
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A Welcome Call

The UNION AND AMERICAN was the
favored recipient last evening Of a Serenade
by the Sixteenth Infantry Band. We re-
turn our thanks for the same, which con-
sisted Of the rendition of the following
pieces: Sparkling Gem Quickstep; Audante;
May Flower Waltz; UNION AND AAIERI-
CAN ShOtiSche.
The last is piece Of Mr.. Fuessel's own
composition, which he named, as above,
last night. Thanks both for this and the
delightful music.
From this office the members Of the
band went TO the Magnolia garden for
brief respite, a. the invitation of Capt.
Dix. the b0spitable proprietor of the garden.
The father of Mr.. FuesSel, leader of the
Sixteenth Infantry Band, is leader Of a
famous band at Dresden, in Germany. The
son mas worked his way from the ranks by
means Of superior musical endOWments.
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YELLOW JACK.
Ravages OF the Plague on Board the
United States Shin Lancaster.

haFaSes OF the RlaGue on Board the
United States Ship Lancaster.
The Nelg York Express of Thursday
/ prints letter from an officer ofthe United
/ States ship Lancaster, at Bahia, Brazil,
which says: ave left Rio de JaneirO,
bound home, as we supposed. AT that
time we were in the enjoyment Of good
health and filled with happy thoughts and
the pleasing prospect before US. AlasI our
feelings were soon changed, and we vele
called upon to mourn over the dying In our
midst. After being at sea fige days three
of our officers and one of the crew were
taken sick with the yellow fever. Two Of
these officers, Lieut.. BOlles, Of Boston, and
our senior surgeon, DR.. Den
by, of Philadelphia, gradually
grew worse, until, on the twelfth
day Of the voyage, Bodies died. He was a
handsome fellow, about rs years old, full
Of vivacity, and we have been accustomed
to hear his merry laugh every day since we
left the battery at New York thirty-seven
months ago. The next day the remains of
our beloved ccmrade were committed to
the deep, Capt. Roe reading the Episcopal
buTial-seTvice. The sad rites were scarcely
concluded when it was whispered about
that the doctor was dying, and an hour
ldltI ne Was QGdus he Was uuCOu-
sciOus for some time before his death, and
left no message for his poor wife and chill
dren, who were anxiOusly locking for him.
We assembled again on the same day, with
aching hearts, to pay the last tribute Of re-
spect to his remains. Another doctor, |
Fassig, Of Columbus, Ohio, was taken sick |
on the same awful day, and we were left |
with but one surgeon TO care for over $50 |
men, and he was almost worn out through |
his unremitting care for the sick during the |
previous week. In the evening the Captain |
consulted with his officers as 10 the best /
course to be pursued. As all were appre- |
hensive that the disease would become /
epidemic, it was decided to make for the |
nearest port, and after steaming four days /
We reached here. Immediately on our ar
rival we were boarded by the health Of
fcer, who placed us in quarantine, and /
sent the sick officers, DR.. Fassig and Mas
ter Murdoch, to the hospital.
The Doctor died in great agony the fol- |
lowing night, but Murdoch has recovered, |
aud is again on board. The sailor who |
was taken with the fever is also GONZALES
cent. We have been released f;om quar-
antine, have taken in a supply of fresh /
provisions, coal and other stores, and we /
will make another start in a few days. /
The ship has been thoroughly fUmigated, |
and no further danger is apprehended.
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SUICIDE OF A GEORGIAN IN NEW
YOR6.

AOhnAs
On Saturday last, one of the chamber
maids in Frenchs Hotel, New York, dis
covered that young man who had been
stopping there some days, and who had
given his name as Parmenter, was lying
dead in his room. On examination it was
found that "Parmenter'' had committed su-
icide by taking laudanUm. On the table
in his room was found a letter addressed to
the proprietor Of French's Hotel and the
CorOner's jury, which left no doubt that
the young man had committed suicide.
The following is a copy Of the letter:
am not John Psrmenter, anu do not
live in Brooklyn. Biy name is 4. B. II
vine. lam the eldest son of the Rev. Or.
Irvine, Of Augusta, Ga; and if the old man
likes TO bury me decent, let HIM; if not,
give my bones to some college for scientific
purposes. / could not live with my pres
ent unhappy domestic affairs in Philadel-
phia. A. B. IRVINE.
On his person were found S2.57 in cur
reney, pair Of sleeve buttons, a pocket
knife, a small pair Of scissors, a quantity
Of blank paper and some clippings from
newspapers. The deceased was apparently
about thirty-twO years Of age.
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Dai1y RsDort Of Stage Of WGtsT, tOith Caa5lges .
As a hotrs ending 3 p. u. June p, 1879.
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The aFIash. Test Going Into Eject.

We learn from Oil Inspector MOrtOn's
books that there has been inspected for this
market, for the last three months Cfrst
quarter Of his term of ofiee) 2,l33 barrels
Of coal oil. OF this amount 2T1 barrels
were rejected, 167 barrels afterwards mixed
with higher grade oil and brought up to the
test, and 104 barrels shipped out Of the
State.
The slash" test will be adopted by In
spector Morton on the first day Of July,
which will improve the grade Of common
coal oil at least ten degrees.
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DIED.

MOORE-On Sunday, June r. IN the 10Th
month Of her life, LILY, infant dau ghter OF Rev.
n. n. and Mrs. Lily l.. Moore, Of this city.
IOCKEN-At 4 o'clock yesterday az the res
No I2S y. College street, MRS NARY AocKEN,
in the S4th year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family
are respectfully invited 70 attend ne funeral az
3 O'Clock P N. to-day from the residence
Philadelphia papers please copy
RGNCH-Tuesday afternoon az P NJ
PRTyrEIL-A ADAMS Bosch, aged Is months,
infant daughter Of Francis n. and Josephine
Adams Bench.
The friends and acQEaintances are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral at the resi-
dence, No AZ Cedar street. az O'Clock P. w..
Divine service By Rev. T. A. HOyt.