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, 1875-08-04

Tits institution has aern erected ana endowed !,y
sn lion. H. ". Haqc, At cost If IN 911 In rennc-
l"h will, Cornell University. condition TINT yoang
thorough AID htsd M TINT .rnvidcl for ynnns mon.
"a, I'M r"leR. building is heated by sse.nn, !lalcd hy
s'n,n'ran,, ftn rdcp and ornamental grounds.
-: laty -ht'"s hare the privileges IT all thu
@ T. ~ isstn ttn given III the HnlyeEsity. and to
.nassra'ty EhaIe' by d.a irgulshtd clergyman of
ea,'n tenSl!nH ~ iet lt"n vH.ioua parts of tbs
'pmtf5, uhaff t1"t!tL rndnwnnrut for That lufpoae
49,, ae ef" nnfiilee Of iaIy ,enss who ctn 10 ac-
coi @ mo4aea Outing thh csn.ug un4vt.sity rcar he-
4hlhs 10 s"ptefnsft, IA hIn Gut..Irei aitd twenty
a''a a!,l:ilc.'s 1nf roana vii. to ,rsl.creI In the
Fnr rtcufsr ''t'tnTny fail t1-sicp,,r. .daress
y. i. - ''A"eA'
, 1875-08-04
MARIN E.

PORT OF CHICAGO, AUG. q.
AnnIyKn-Atmr 0oronu, 1t. Joseph. s!IA'lEtcs; prop
Messenger, st. Joseph, Lundries; achs City Of Wood
Stock ucon,a lumber; schr Monterey, Buffalo, coal
stmr sholoygaa, Mantowoc, sundsios; sehr Morning
Star, ClcboyRan lumber; atn,r MuaAegou Muskcson,
endries prop Emprc State, pul1a1o, auniriea; stTr
Huron, Iioai1 sunlrics: prop @. r. HEATH. sauga.
tuck, sundros achr ay Btate, Stenoln',te, lumber;
prop Teeunpcn, Kcnsdlnc. salt rrop huaz!a. H'lfa-
TO- sudrtss; prop cMyahogo. Port llnrot, at'idrie*
ecl,r Myrtle, Muskegou, lumber; prop N. X. Falr.
BANK, Buffalo. coal.
O1kAxED-Ilrig Commerce, hlenpm!neo, COZ hi oasa,
brs pork, brls lard: prop JAVA Dutyao, 2a,4o bu
eo1n ON bu oats, 1,tdp brls aonr, fGo pigs lead
prop Messenger, st. Jo Iris rork mud sl'nslr!ea
f.nr 6hcboygau, han1tawoc. HtudrleA; stmr Corunat
st. 10, 10 kegs beer, md fnntlrtss.
Nloi1T CLEAnANoGx-scl.rF F. q. IafaAtcni buffalo.
wheat Prop 1dal DtIuo, II. .0C1 hu Hleat 600 t'ra
aonr FOO ra!!s hra n.,d s,,ndtiea rr'r O. ( TsMes-
turk, so dry hadcs aud stnEarirs echE Tnrscy, hnA
kcgou, br1s hams, Iris lxtk and eunlrea -: stpr
Huron, Holland, suildrtrs stinr Mnakegon, huhkc-
gcn, Sr!s pork aid sundrfc@ schr g: st. Case, Dnt
hu eora schr f.. bid lnfslo, ", T., hu eosn ssl;e
n A. Wells, Bas 1iay, y trla ous, Urls tnrk, brts
lan1s. brls potatoes, 10 II luber, aul sunlllca.
, 1875-08-04

Under decree Of Foreclosure in the matter If
tie Rockford. lnck IslanI t. st. Louis Rail.
road Company.
1ss i s?15 /, r. t13:' !a:'
~ f siJ'fI ss x"!s is ss';
:32:"s j.: ;s M.":.'!!i s:s .s
:sf. No5s' sai is Sthor holsr' o bund. ~ss
iar'S iar9e. Of III. ..td sou,. er.a In
r: FRI .n;t cf".s i.sas % r. ',th =, ,
:;;
Il; assA!sa IA .s:ss.,.s1 r. : ID q
= ;sP III 3
.s M !. 81 Il I'll p *5fse =, c'ot and
Ihn nor,t.s.d premises dt:cflhri h.Ii o corn:
s. '?'i t:'G:s
:: .s::, I'd I'd 'sss1 :" hs ,si:"s%
sna ft: :f 4. s.,, H., e"sisna, ohar
4, !. sis, Il r;a: ;n j: !si ss
.jins M:if1sa I;'r,sy Z; :; .ad nina:
. ~ +: m.'s IT, IT, 4! III H.
,sns,,, r.; & + g. sa.s:s;:S s; r.. I,
Dss',;9. Dlts,l;ss' n "a d. sxss'. s!.s 1
S.;;; +. . =: 81:
h'i SINGULAR tho 'aat1 tencnasnis Ind sttfensncns
thGfcnnto bc1nnFIns. ami Tbs frsors1n., rrrsndcts
ill.,; III in,1nms. ~ tcnt .ac. All ~. th"re,f Ind
sd. f1.. A. o.. Te a 'T a. !" s!u,5 = ts ~ ck
1t @ n ri IT, ,hn ,sTo ..s the en,trs rsI;h = ,n
si'c " n,,!esc' I'D sp,st"ns thereto elnens
n: A. 'i:'i E: Ss*
"a *; :Is r.;
n,. lr: 4ui " pn,ena.e q a:'rrssn " tns said
Z, s,rn , II tals ~ aid .aa'! 10 tho .ims ii
+, .aaeh aa ;nsJ ihsa b2 snst !. t"s:tt"r
i.s ihn t.t'r 4 ,.:d atercs W husdr, huand ssa
M IT, ra,' Il ~; e., tc e sss .'" II II; balance + .ho
a. .av '.d y ~ i;n ,s'n sueA pa5eh. ie, Of eah
@s1 t. 9,". : a1 it., sIe,ta nI thr n'r
Gates ii Indebtedness tse In -n III asy ut asi. oau
thu approval af said taln. -"
Far nnre ar.cna- Description Of thu taid property
References can he had IN aid terrco. ''
Henry ". EtsstOr,
Master IL ChaaccrJ Of he irruit i:nr III ils In{tcd
htat"1 far tho Northern district Of illiDuia.
4 A}sai- ii Me Ia I 1k-r
, 1875-08-04

OAAuA, Neb., Aug. 3.--The City Council havo
reduced tho police 10 four men.
Glcsko and Delooe, boys w'lo wcro thought
drowned ycatordkj, wore found at Ilattsmouth
this morning.
1lso City Fire-Department r i'll parade Sspt %.
Thu btnte Fair IL to to Aull In this cty Bet,.
tember no1t.
Alerrick County llaa refused to vote bonda TO
the 31daud paci'lc 1IaiIroad by Il najotlty.
1Eo yote polIed was 830
, 1875-08-04

Freights were dull md easy. There waa SONS IN
quis5 fur vehtcs but carriers were unwilling 10 char
Ter ut the 1ntch offered. which romethlrg less
htn 1 tho sak}ng rate for corr, ia Dufaao Ghurtera
hr E hs1osn en sn1n II thsons W. sn1 10
Kcassagv, corn Ut D.. Capacity about ep,DJo bu.
DhTRuIr.
On Tho 31st wheat 10 0swego was firm At &c. Char
tors The achr J. u. h!urr, eat New lycr to Toledo,
l5oper brl; FchF Oliver Mosatt. lardwt'ol lumfcr.
A1nhe.utbuEY md 13car Ct ok to Chicago, ~ OF rail.
CLEVELAND.
During tho plht week very littfe has been doae In
tic WY Of chascr!ng, has theru becn any change
In frelghts, rates to ail Upper Lake and Canadian
rnrts remaining steady Ut tho old quotations. Thu
races scem to lRvs cpGrosscd tho attention of all ves
Sol msn to sluh M e@tHnt that thcir uHrsB waa MP
IssntlF forgotten But very tow Yts5cs have at any
quo Aue baen Ii port.
, 1875-08-04

whe! MAS lleaitl,y and prou[sod to 1.-Two. Ind its
back broken by sofne aocit!snt. II. 1illcl pro-
scnted thu pooE iittln animal 10 O! Ills en-
ptoyes, wlo raaidctl in nne II llIe hnHsrbn Of
Paris. This tnas, hal q daughter who tonk tho
little crea.re iE charge, fed IT, "atched over 1t,
and tcustcd 1t, sud IL is now fin". largn lion,
lcyntchly attacl,etl 10 ita hcnrlactrcrn hnd fnt-
loving hot about tho hol,ao aud Rarden Like
rin,r
, 1875-08-04
sUPPORTERs. DO.
~>-+-% -
TO LADIES'!

Supporters. nraoes, rruusos. Elastic Stock
in2s, Apparatus for Woak Ankles, 6hortoned
Lambs. ND =! uoGormitiss. Tilted ta u,szf ca4t,
3A4 wsxf*a!sd BY ~ sxpeFcaesd sMf$eon, At ~ Ar
cllskst.. Loom ], second aoos. 4oouu pgi.atus.
, 1875-08-04
TRUSTEES SALE,


Nhrrcaf have rcrelset n ccritarate Of tho Chief
Engineer Ut the St I<anIs Ynn.tata 4 TcrIe IIaute
Aaitrnai Cotnplny that 1al1h Iun4l, h ca. aul fhe
Chicago Faducab Hailfuad Company hive foifsu IN
grat!e md bid9e line OF tatiro1L from hGIsaT III
Et}Mgs4a County, in tue 8tata u 1nnib. tho City
day of arth, 4. u. ls7 nl that B4i line nf road is
np: grndcd aud LrIdgrd at The t7-trlut lime aud
whereas raid RALPH l1nl, Co., by written ag.. E.
mtnt, OF tate tlle eth day ST May, A. y. 174 iII
agree. MI OF hcfoFc the rst day of Mar h., A. H. s1
to gsnds sn1 hrdge tho sat4 lint If ioad run shun-
day Of June, 4. .. 1876 10 tic and lrui and ucrac
sl Fainc anil Whereas OF said 9Th III. # Nay, 1H;4,
aad llI1h IIntub 4 Co. dctro4e,l with the t1rItt-
H1Enc: as TRUSTEE, FIRST mortgage hanis II the Cc.
70 Pulucah RatlrGad Company, numbered twenty
nlk hundred to t"cntystvti bundled and f3.fr.nIne
Hane inu stipulated and aGree IN Willing 1hst "
they failed to grade end tsIdgr raid line Of ind from
hhlln"sy to EitflHham sforraal1. 1eforn ttc
hrat d4y Of M1rc1 ISIS, of which failure rhr rtTt-
rate Ut the Chief Engineer G3 the IT. LlItr, fa1lnlia
IfFF4 HRnte Railroad Company fhull1t lie evidence
That ~ .,ch Tr,ttae At slie request Of ths super
y1tor If the Town of Dougas. III sad Ea}ngAa,n
County. should o!Frr ead f1nie for Rae md ee tlu
sA1G for such FFicsa Hald bends might hrtng when
fsuy offered uIHn the markets. Aud wLtrt1s, lave
w rc1s ted III wling W bald Supervisor 10 offer
said hniifs for aalc,
NOW therefore, nosice is hereby givcn that I. An
tholy Thornton, l'y vtr'ne # The PREMISES and the
written authority n saul t.ntl piun Il Co.. will, on
Ii" FIFTH DAY UF AUGUST, A, D. 1871, at the CITY
Hl EnalHlanI. IN the County OF E!juBhaus, in tlB
Siatc Of Illinois, ut tho south door Of ts HOUSE,
IN sail city, ncf sid bonla nj public aa!o tn tha
highest bid Ter fer CASH, many Ut them will be
sufficient To construct, tte mud irr the line ri road
afrFcsatl from 6hnHl'say to lstHnglasu nforra4id.
July Is. 1875.
, 1875-08-04

! MISNEtlAN6oUSs
1hs Nteckc51 succeeded BAturlAy tn rnlx1uR tho
TouawaudA'Y buifer to tho Aurfa4s, but clau xarp
Wy, aud the work has to be lan9 ngaln Dur
ny recent thunder STORM, wAter.spouk was OBJ
etTcd on Iako Chau1ptaln. Tho column was estt-
mated To he about - foot n diameter. IL reached to
he clouds, and waa moving towurd the North The
asht at Atlantic City 10 from the deck u
Fcasel 10 zniloa out a sea, whilst that Of Care bay
Isht-houso can easily be distinguished iu clcar
seaeher distance Ut 10 nl!ca. The buffalo Express
a5ss "Tls process OF unloading tbs cargo fsom thu
chicago BoAtd Of Trade d LAniganh laaug proceeds
fsry sloxly. said TINT Ito wet grain does not aal
'utnc!ent to bethor with, aud Measss. Kennedy 4
s.,so, In which cass lAs underwrit.rs vii p,oGs
Cassls. ssnean oosrd tho sehr. vc:or, s,S shiIa
ip coil of the rups u Lock ii, HsIeud GsHsl. wS;In
~ soss ves.s ~ ~ u motion Eso 10 could Is e1trcatol
nss4 eoot ths prop Idsko % 1isd sadraIy aaGyst u
u s x1la.y ,.;feEnoo9 saofy after he
met With A accident OF clsyaiaud fow week. sao
troll. md eai IL good a. us1. Te Nartnxc. ~
% III tssa,ns hs< old Eoais i oacs. rhe .tmt Muns.
sss st a'' setya fata a. ,se;s
st".,. sne *M hays hes eab.as lanat1ssoa and and
sss'ss seta aouaas a;s'a chi a. T.
ptss4nt tho saien xssS Il ts ssp we
AorAsn8 Lafkt which lies her ids 1t liz boitou, ~
G!e Gtosati9 EupuFts that he la snrtxsd
fecostsn9 Il tons Of tho building siors OH uf ~
~ cAtgo o. ~ tohs. It viii lo IMtossiFs IN rs.o..
!de fest, ~ u iefl out wben thu vexsrl wst sown un
Sca 70 about ~ feat OF water and ID snta rs,.. nni,
10ts4. 4et cahTAs Ta& also fecoyarsi T'l,r stnn.
fscotered wa !osde1 iAto tbs seow Tu,n f-xis hHn1
together with tAe xe0w lson Enl viii isy enny,1a u
fhs sunasu Scsssl uas ahs cal! be rajsci fns h,a
pafpoaa ths usdsa purchase will ke ussI. Ths n.r
ala thought that Alo would he ruIseI anl h-o,ts
10 port by the e1ll Of last week 4~ 0''oho' H.
TuK FoyEnTY Inland tIoYr.
Notice ha2 beeu given b{ Tho (loyctnmcnt +h.. ~,
aad After AuE. 10, 1876. flashing rod Auh,. showus
sTory nfteen sscopJa Will ba exhibited from III. oht
housa recantiy erected At PoTery 1tiand Lsko Mehi
Ean, and The temporary light heretofore shown fIor
the top Of tho dwelling Will then 10 discontinued q1.
illuminating apparatus II aoltste Of tia fourth ordsr
Lighting ~ dss. " the horizon. Tbs focal plaaa /,
feat above tho ground. and IL fsst above ae.p lo,
EAtex. The Light sluuI1 W Aoan tn cirAr wnathsr
from tbs 1sck u resss 10 feet above tho l.te IL
sAt4ta lles. The structure u circulating torer nf
~ btck, stsndoS IN fruit Vt dwelling Of tle
s.tos @slss1A+ md ooaueotsl with It by . coversI
~: background, trees, Ths approximate poaitio,.
o. tae asht.aouss. - taken from ths late Survey
CART u = fooEst latitude - deg. IL 1niu, north
sanYtnds, " ds8, 70 MN wast Maguolto bsartngs
1oa dssAnoss ot pfomiueut tsel4, sre ~ follows
sIa3 tonl1sa.AE Light -heuss n. w. ky ~, a9T usut.
r.. e.ns1as aaa,s bouss, T. VI. w., Io1
, 1875-08-04
PORT OF ERIE.

6rsetat nfspnseAs 10 Tar Ehieaao Trihuas.
ERIE, pu., Aug. 0.-DKPARTunks-For Chicago
sehrB Our Son, i. r. Bruce, and CHARLES II. Burton,
NTH cargoea OF coal.
1Ece1pr&-1,e5t tons Iron orc.
euirMkNIs-3,210 tans coal.
fAEl0nIs-Etrm, with no chortere to report.
, 1875-08-04

Sp.c,nt Htsrneh tu Ih* GAieaqo 7+fSans.
LA8AILE, Ill, Aug. 3.-AnRtvEp MT 1ttykR-pzop
Victor towing canal boat GtE#y Queen, frun Henry,
hoth With corn for Chicago.
DErAnExD-prop Alexander towing canal boat ill.,
doro With lumber for Henry.
rasaxp INTO CANAt*-ulire Branch, With Ktugston,
ooal fur Chicago; 5aop Victor With Gl1sy Queen,
bath With corn for Ghca9o prop Alexander. towing
EAhAl toat itA10fe, buth with lumber for Henry,
Seventeen feet AMI eight inches Ut water On tho
mltsr el Of Lock 1a having riAeu % nchcs sico lust
Might, 1r'l still rising.
l,niDuLroRr, Aug. s,-Ana,vEp-Col. Taylor La
Bale, 0,fU1 BIT corn Montana, Utica, b,OO1 Iu cGss
1ego bu whcat; Frst National Joet, ,d51 empty brIs.
Eth.
, 1875-08-04

"a Paris soF,ssrSaa.ns e: n. whte.: Last season
three euus &wo Of which sooo led sad ,a ti;,H 70
, 1875-08-04
L "a w S Q II O oT,[
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

Tie ncadf nic yrar 1s736 will teetn m Ti,ty.d,v
Sct. ~. Atrxhninstiun s1r admission tn a,tv,.r ~,
clay. 0ct. l. beginning at 3. nj. MI Thursday, M
alrlicant vii to e1Atnin~d At aay other lime. At tho
bcaii''inE VI the Hriesnr year 1s777-. and nftcs-
wards, all spp.!tAntA fur admission IN candidate. fnr
degree. who lase mt fce'ipr college el,ras,ou uIl,
10 required 10 ass preliminary exatnnatinfl. Fnr
further infEnstcn and for circular giving fnll bar.
tIcnlars address JOHN Il. ANNOL1, Ltsrartau.
, 1875-08-04

RACINE CoLIEC+E.
The SeLonl If Letters, the Hr.cntr sln and ti,t
ft.mm'r Hrhoo1 of Lclne College will tenEen Wedues.
DAY, Sept. IL. ..@
The restoration Of Tas1o: Hail. with many improve
snrhts, and Laboratory sn Gy5,s INN which
arr 10 b. finished before lin term npcna ~ssl add much
- thr Advantages Of tho Institution.
jur zItniAsou apply tn .-......
REV. JAMES DE KOyES, D, n,
. Racine College, fta..inc, Wsa,
Catalogues can tr had at Janaf II. HtClnrH k G IT.
Mitchell Hathaway I'D BtatosL, anl 1t the Mer-
c!unss' SAti'l4aI 1|ank,
, 1875-08-04
HATFIELD HOUSE, kasscna SDriDgs.

~ Awrsnes O.. New York. now oponsd for tho .oA.u
sSsaax I'D !! ffSs lssatsa Ths: E1ssl!st I.as
hlsas tss4eafnf1 fas 4tssy r9ta al iut aida IiIuu.
HENaHGIN* 81 g ApPS - llasl. " 4ATFlEku
, 1875-08-04

d''tt's hgfisN.
'i51f, > ! ~, nuoo1ss 2::!t u. H.
= au n i, Iu..t It'd u. m.
~: no.1u;a AIN r. m
= a;tn =. III.
F.,tl i. nj. st:,4J,,. IN.
u !; ~ ~ h''nn a:!n y. IN.
V'op -. tsIs ~ \. IN,
, 1875-08-04

GOlTH SIDE HEM1HAHf, Aeu uM1OHl0AN-Av.,-
- Ars. II: slAuSs: lrtIm'l*l-Ths hello9l viii r#-
oIrn Tue.las, sept :, with full ruEis Of tsacsrs.
pIy ~ aGpyt.
, 1875-08-04

n-Drp0t cnrrcs oI Hr1is and Ktnyit.sis
h-Ucpot cornor of Cana aud Kinfis. liz
, MlcHl sAR CENTRAL RAiLG141
bsrH J"a ~ Lafr-sf., anl fopi ~ Tresfv ,,+o-A.s
."s,:-rf's. ii E&Fka.. soahea*l eo9nsT u RsntesN
uhi " Lat' If.. fremont Houss ->~"|S'S'@
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-06
CUBA.
A PASSENGER FORCIBLY TAKEN
BY THE SPANISH AUTHORI-
TIES FROM A BRITISH
STEAMER THE LA
TEST WAR MOVE
MENTS.

New YORK, July 30.--A letter from
st Thomas says: The Spanish au-
thorities at ST. John, Porto Rico took
off passenger named Louis Venegas,
from the British steamship Elder, BY
force, despite the protest of the Gap
tain, and it was reported that Veregas
had been shot. 1t said, that he had
held position in the Spanish army
and absconded with public funds. He
was en- route from st. Thomas for San
Domingo, on the Elder which put into
Porto Rico When the Captain of the
Elder refused to give up VARGAS,
Spanish gunboat took position in
front of her ready for action Captain
Sher said he was not prepared to resist
the force and had to surrender his pas
senger under protest. 1t was also said
that Veregas was only a political Of
fender.
A Havre letter dated the oath, says
Nuevitas letter of June the 25th says {:
"About ten days ago large Spanish
convoy left Puerto Principe for Guat
mara consisting of forty-five OK carts
and ninety-three pack mules, loaded
with arms and ammunition and pro-
visions end hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars in gold, for the army at
Coscona and Gwatmara. The convoy
was guarded by five hundred soldiers
under command of COL Huelches. 1t
was suddenly attacked by the rebels,
who was eight hundred strong and uu-
der command of Genls. Gaucia and
Reeves, and whose force of guards and
escort was thrown into confusion and
the convoy was captured by the rebels
Loss of Spanish troops was about one
hundred aud fifty killed, among the
number, Col. Huelches, who was III
command. Rebels loss could not be
aScertalned
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-06
How he Won Her

young couple were occupying rus
tic seat in Union Park one evening
this week. and from the expression Of
the masculine representatives face il
was evident he was ''goner"- "-drifted,
as it were, over the great psychologi-
cal Niagara of affection, and was even
then being whirled about in the frothy
whirlpool of sentiment. The swim
ming swans had no charm for him; the
eagles were as nothing, and he did not
notice the big white bear.
oh, do be mine" he said. attempt
ing to draw her little nearer to his
end of the seat.
She made herself rigid and heaved a
sigh.
''Ill be a good man and give up all
my bad habits" he urged.
No reply.
ell never drink another drop" he
continued.
Still unrelenting sat the Object of
his alteration.
& "And give up chewing"
No response.
''And smoking"
Gold as ever.
''Anp join the church,
She only shook her head.
camp give you a diamond engage
nent ring" he added in desperation.
Then the maiden lifted her dropping
eyes to his, leaning her frizzles on his
shoulder, and tremblingly murmured
into his ravished ear
good"
And there they sat and sat, until the
soft arms of nigbt-that dusky nurse
of the world-had folded them from
sight, pondering, planning, thinking
she OF the diamond ring, and he of
now on the earth he was to get it,
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-06

TIMES have changed at Northern Wa
tering places. Col. CL1sBY, of the Ma
con Telegraph, condenses long letter
from Saratoga, as follows "No beau
ty-no belles-no eligible parties-no
prizes in the matrimonial lottery-sin-
gle ladies ancient-beaux with griz-
zled heads or wigs, or slightly bald.
Shocking times-ight purses-patch-
ed shoes-no style. Colored walters
never seed sich times'-quarters very
scarce and as for fifty cents and dollars
are never to be seen. Niggers all on
the Ohio platform and down on con-
traction. Hotel tables light on chick
ems and ice cream"
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-06
EUisOPE.
THE O.CONNEAL CELEBRATION

CREDII L.
The O'CONNELL CELEBRATION
PRUSSIA AND THE POPE.
LONDON, July 3l.-The Times re-
ports that HeurI kochefOrt on the 10,
inst, sent letter to Paul DeCassag
nae, calling on him to come to Geneva
on Monday with his seconds. The
cause OF the challenge Is said to be
about certain articles in Lepays in
1872. DoCassagnac replied with an
Ruchefort the choice Of weapons and
appointing Prince Alexander DeWag-
nan and Count Harrison his seconds.
NJ. u. Perrin and Ordlranie having
cJnseuted 4 To act as HJchcfort's seconds
have met those Of DeCassngnac's in
Paris to arrange the meeting.
LoSDoN, July Monday is a
bank holiday. and the stock exchange
aud min ng lane will be closed. The
cotton mnrket, and ali other Liverpool
narkl is, wifi also be c:osed The
Times this morning, il its financial
article, says 1t believes arrangements
are III contemplation which Will result
in tho payment of Duncan, Sherman
4 Co.'S circular rates i'll the hands Of
!
LoSDoN, July 30.-The nome rulers
have published u statement that they,
ike their cOGfrervs il London, both
members of Parliament. and others,
are profoundly dissatisfied with the
! sectarian characters wLicL are given
| TO the O'Conuell Centennial III Dub
! lin. Great surprise was expressed
! that DR. Isaac Bull, the home rule
member OF Parliament for Lenlenck,
has not been invited to the Centen-
nial Celebration.
! CoNsTANTEEOPLE, JnIy 3O.-1t is re
| ported that the Grand N:zier has been
| dismissed from Office.
LONDON, July 30.--It is reported
that arrangements are made to place
! lFeive steamers IL the city Of Dublin
! by them steamship company to convey
! passengers from Liverpool to Dublin
during the 0 Council Centennial week.
| It is expected that ten Thousand per
sons VIII go to Dublin from various
| home rule countries in Great Brltaiu
| The Premier Amnesty Association al
! DOunce great mourning demonstration
III Dublin, concurrentiy with the
| O'ConDel procession. August 9th.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-06
VIRGINIA..
Dl.ATH OF GENERAL GEOR Sc
Z. PICKETT.

NORFOLK. July 3I.-I'he remains of
Gen. Geo. 4. Pickett, We're tins after
noun laid IL a vault until fall, when
they viii be remuv 4 to Hollywood
senstery at Richmond. The funeral
ssa7 attended by IL very large number
u citizens, the masonic fraternity
members OF the city council, and mil
.tary.
3.IcuNoND, July 3I.-The most pro-
found sorrow AND regret prevails this
coumaA4ty IL consequence of the
dsl,ti, u tue gallant Virginia gentle
nan aud solder, Gen. Pickett, who
.ised al Norfolk last night. Arrange
ments aye being made to have a me-
moral Dt etiug on Monday evening IF
ils1 comrades ID - late war, aud the
public generali1, j., to give expression Of
their feeling on the sad occasion. The
lemalus OF Gen. Pickett Will be tenn
pora1ily deposited III ii vault i'll Norfolk.
they will uLtIlnstely be brought TO
i!IGdmOud for IntermenG
TIE announcement Uf the death OF
ek President Johnson also excited re-
arct and sympathy,
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-06
INDIANA,
DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE

INDIANAPOLIS, July 3O.-A cyclone
passed through Harveysbury, Faun-
tain county Indiana, last Sunday night,
tearing houses to pieces and uprooting g
trees, and sweeping things generally
before it. Five women and children
were killed.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND, July 30
Two hundred and fifty feet of the
track of the Whitewater Valley Rail
way was washed out. and the bridge
was carried away during the storm.
A large force is engaged in repairing
the damages,
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-06
RELIABLE 1VIDENCE.

Mr.. X STEVbNS:
bear Sill will most cheerfully add my teS-
timony to tn; great number you We alTcaoy
receiy Ell in ra,vr OF your great and good nd
iCine, VkGETISE, for l d. not think enough can
be said III It's praise, for | war trouble d over
thirty years with thar dreadful disease ,Gatarrh,
and had such bad coughing spells thatl would
seem n though could never breathe any more
and VEG ETINE has cured me; and do feel to
tn lnk God all the time that there is good
medicine As VEGKTINE, ana l also think it one
of the best medI clnes for coughs and weak,
sinking feelings at the stomach, and advise
every DO y to take the NEGETINE, for CAN as
sure the M it is one OF the best medicin. s that
was.
MRS. l.. GORE,
Corner Magazine and Walnut streets, Cam
bridge, Mass.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-06
ALI Diseases of the Blood.

If VEGETI will relic We pain, c.eanse, puri-
fy and cure such diseases, r. storing the pate Mt
10 perl ect health after trying differ Lit ply s-
clans, many remedies, suffering for We rs, is it
not conclusive p Oof, if you sufferer, YOU
can be cured? Why is this medicine perform
IN such great cures? 1t works In the blood
III the circu' ating fu!u 1t can trul, be called
the Great Blood Purifier Tie great source OF
disc ase originates Ill th5 blood; snt no me Iii
c,Te that does not act directly upon IT. to puri-
ty aud renovate, has any JUS cialm upon pu blic
attention.