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MARSHALL HANGER.
iune30-tds Commissioners.
COMMIssIoNER' 5 SALE NosEDiENCE
u j to decree Of the County Court OF Au-
onsta rendered on 7th day of May, 1878, in
Uhancery suit therein pending, (whlch. mas
since been removed to the Circuit Court of Aus
gusta), in which A. Fl Curd is plf and Lemuel
Zerkle and others defts, !, as Com'r named In
said decree, will proceed, about II O'Clock
(noon), on
FRIDAY, the 18th DAYoF JULY, 1876,
in front of the premises to sell at public auc-
tion. the real estate and its appurtenances men
toned in said decree.
The decree describes the property as follows:
ssSaid lot is situate at the junction OF the Her
mitage road with the Stanton ard james
River Turnpike, in the town OF Flshersville,,
the House fronting on the Hermitage road, and
running back nearly parallel with turnpike.
The Basement is Store Room, and the second
story Temperance Ball 7, entrance to this
| house is flight of steps at the rear OF the
| building in wareroom thereto attached. The
steps open on the side fronting the turnpike, on
a narrow strip of ground feet and inches at
| the stair door, and extending along the side of
the building so fee. to the. Hermitage road.
The entrance to asstoreroom by platform 6
| feet. with an addition of feet of ground on N.
=. side of the House. The building is 40 feet 7
inches By Is feet inches, exclusive of the pass
way and stairway"
( The undersigned is directed by the decree to
sel stsaid lot and building and appurtenances
erected thereon, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, on the following terms, viz: 5000 in
4 cash, and the residue in three equal annual pay
il ments bearing interest from the sale, taking
4 bonds with good security for the deferred in
| stalments, and retaining the title as ultimate
security. ern.Dm
rre23tds Commr.
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WArERMELoNs, CANTELoPEs, VEGETABLES AND
Groceries at O'RURK & CO.'S. Julyl4-lt

WATERMELoNS CANTELoPEs, VEGETABLES AND
Groceries at O'RURK CO.'S. Julyl4-1t
SENSIBLE ADv1cE.-You are asked every day
through the columns of newspapers and by your
Druggist to use something for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint that you know nothing about;
you get discouraged spending money with but
little success Now to give you satisfactory
proof that GBEEN's AUGUST FLOWER will cure
YOU of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint with all
its effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick head-
ache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation cf the
Heart Heartburn, Water Brash, coming up OF
food after eating, low spirits, &C., we ask you
Ito 60 TO your druggist, DR.. J. N. WAYT g. Bro,
and get sample bottle Of GREEN'S AUGUST
FLOWER for 10 cents and try it, or regular
size for Is cents. Two doses will relieve
won june2-1y
A HOME AND FoRTUNE.-The Kansas Land
and Immigrant Association, with capital
stock of ST. 900 900, chartered by the State of
Kansas, most laudable enterprise started IN
our city for the promotion of Immigration by
the free distribution to the shareholders OF the
Association of $770, 800 in cash and some of our
most choice and valuable real estate. farms,
brick blocks residences, &C., is meeting with
unprecedented success From every section Of
the country or dersor shares or tickets are
coming thick and fast. The inducements OF.
t,~ed are unparalleled. There will be NO POST
,ov,zunNr. The drawing and distribution Of
the nrizes will take place positively August rs
1916. or the money will be refunded in full
The managers of this enterprise are gentlemen
Of undoubsed integrity, honesty, uprig htness
and ability to do exactly what they say. They
are gentlemen who are prominent in our State
and whose public and private characters ART
bevond even suspicion, and the management o
this stupendous distribution will be conducted
with an impartiality that cannot and will no
be disputed
The Atchison Board of Trade, composed O
all the leading business men of our city, at
recent meeting, unanimously adopted the fol.
lowing endorsement:
knowing the several persons composing the
kansas Land and Immigrant Association We
cordi ,lly endorse them as gentlemen OF hon
estv and integrity, and recommend their enter
prise as worthy the support of the public"
EVERY ii cka holder will be fairly represented
at the drawig. Price of the shares or ticket
are out at The low price of SIS each. Partie
desiring npre particular description Of tbi
meritorious enterprise, inducements offered
terms to agents, special offers to clubs and pur
chases of two o. more shares, manner Of draw
ino references, &C., send their address to s NJ
STnlcKEER, Secretary, Atchison, Kansas, ami
thew have mailed to them free an elegan
fnnr page Illustrated paper, "rhe Kansas I'm
migrant describing the enterprise and the ad
vantage end resources of Kansas, SC. Send TO
it.-F,os the Atchison, Kan, Daily Patriot.
june3t-St
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BURIALs IN THoRNRosE CEMETERY.-
The following is the record of the inter-
ments in Thornrose Cemetery for the last
six months: January, 8; February, ID;
March, II; April 10; May, "a, and June. 20
total 50
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COMMISSIONER NOTICE,
" STAUNToN, June 26, 1876.
Beard, &C.,
Kunkle, &c }
All parties interested in the foregoing cause,
pending in the Circuit Court of Augusta coun-
ty, are notified that have fixed upon
THURSDAY, THE 9th DAY OF JULY NEXT,
at my office, to take and settle the accounts re-
quired by the decree entered at the June term,
1876, of said court in the above named cause, |
at which time and place you are required to
attend.
JOHN M. KINNEY,
iune3O4t Comm'r in Chancery.
nREMIUM HAMS.-TEE CELEBRATED
"CHALLENGE" BRAND EXTRA SUGAR
CURED HAMS, which received the highest pre-
MUM at the Cincinnati Industrial Expeditions.
1874 are warranted to give entire Satisfaction
in every case For sale by
J. W. Todd & Co., G. A. Richardson,
J. A. Hamrick & Co., Byers 4 Eakle,
J. A. Cochran, Glenn Son.,
A. G. Points, j. X. MCDOWELL
O. Rorke b Co., R. NJ. Ayres,
Harper & Co., W. II. & NJ. Page.
Enquire for the "Challenge'' brand. ju3o-lm
FoR SALE.
Five Thoroughbred Short Horn Bull Calves,
Cotswold Ewes and Lambs, (lambs by import
ed King Briton), and Berkshire Pigs at moder'
| ate prices.
A. NJ. BOWMAN
| : Bellevue Stock Farm.
| Waynesboro,
| apr17-tf Augusta county, Va.
| THOROUGH BRED CATTLE FOR SALE
| l have for sale THREE HEIFERS, TWO
BULLS and COW, pedigreed Short Horns,
| who have taken premiums ut the State and
County Fairs. They will be sold low, as in.
tend to leave the county. Good negotiable
paper will be taken.
G. R. MASON, JR.,
june3o-lm# Swoope's Depot.
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amily medicine. Read few of these cert:f-

family medicine. Read a few Of these cert;f-
Gates:
From Hon. N. K. Trout. Mayor of the City of
Staunton.]
SrAuNroN, January 20, 1875.
l certify that | have used 'iCease's Com
pound, F" and have found it to be very good
remedy for many things it is recommended for
and do not hesitate to endorse it as a valuable
medicine, that should always be kept on hand
am now using it for frosted feet and am sure
to effects cure after have given it sufficient
trial. N. K TROUT,
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New Advertisements.

A UGUSTA COUNTY COURT, CLERKS
n OFFICE. To wit: An estray horse, ta-
ken up by Robert Young, on his land, near
Graigsyille Of the following description, Wig:
Color, rel; four white feet, and blaze in
the face; ands high; shod on fore feet, and
bearing 50 g,arks Of harness; supposed to he
six years b and appraised at $7s by &. S.
Young, Jas! a. Craig and Robt: S. Craig. be-
fore Benz. 0. Ferguson, J. P.
Extract Test
julyl4-3t VIM A. BURNETT, Clerk,
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AIoE RI
In Chancery.

ds M vs.: wife ct ais. In chan'sfy'
In pursuance OF q decree of the Circuit Court,
for Augusta County, entered in this cause at the
March term 1875, shall proceed at my office in
Stanton, on
MONDAY. the 3lst day CT July, 1876,
to take an account: lst, of the balance due from
the defendant, Il. L. Gallaher, to the complai
nant, Morris. End. How much of the land en-
braced IN the trust deed from Gallaher to Nor
ris remains unsold, ard its fair value. 3rl. Any
other matters deemed pertinent by the Com
missioner or required by any of the parties.
JOS. A. WADDELL,
Stanton, July 9Th, '76. Commissioner.
July Tat
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RADl READ! READ !!

: b AO! ktAD /! READ
LOEB BROS.
- I.
Revised Cash Price List:
~ LADRIL .. BROWN c9rlOD,
/0nly8c. Per Yard.
j Heavy and Fine Brown. Cotton, 8, 6 and 7c.
Calicos, 8, 6 and cents-best brands.
Lonealale Cambria, only 13aa.
N. Y. Wills Bleached Cotton, only l34 cents.
Wamsuta Bleached Cotton, only l23 cents.
Fruit Of he Loom Cotton, only 10 cents.
Androscogin Cotton, only cents.
Good Bleac.ed Cotton 4, s, 6, 7 and cents.
1914 BLEAcaED sHEMTING, ONLY 25c.
4e INCH PILLOW CASE COTTON, only lac
80 inch All Linen Towels l2ac.
Kentucky Jeanssfron. 10 cents to 40 cents.
White Linen, yard wide, Is cents.
Good Ticking, from 10 to 80 cents.
| A Good Corset for so cents and up.
| Summer Skirts fol: As cents and up.
| Grenadines, Sv7isses Nainsooks, Grass
| Cloth; anil Linen for Dresses,
WILL BE CLOSED OUT
/ AT LESS THAN COST.
Dozen Neck Rufus only Is cents.
Pair Nice Ladies Hose for rs cents.
Nice Linen Handkerchief, for 22a cents.
| PAIR COED 2-BUTTON KID GLOVES
60 CENTS, WORTH ST..
Silk Scarfs from l5c. up.
Nice WHITE BED SPREAD only 72a cents
| ----- oTrp DAN C.TnHK OF
FANS AND PARASOLS
We sell regardless of cost.
MI A Il IT L N q =
Will now be sold below their value.
) GOODS ON
OUR REMNANT cOUNTl:
We almost give away.
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COMETHING NEW.-THE SUBSCRIBER,
y returning thanks TO the public for their
liberal patronage, begs to inform them that he
has just returned from market with general
supply of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE WOODEN WARE,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
and everything appertaining to a full stock, all
bonght under the most advan tageous crcum~
stances, and at the ruling low prices, which he
is prepared to sell to
PROMPT PAYING AND CASH CUSTOMERS
on the most liberal terms. All he asks is a ~all
and examination OF his stock.
may26-3m VIM. M. CALDWELL.
Waynesboro. Va.
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The above sale is postponed until
MONDAY. JUNE 18TH COURT DAY.
THOS. C. ELDER,
MARSHALL HANGER,
iune2-tdS commissioners.
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J, N. NJ AN, CIefK.
SHEFFEY d BUMGARDNER, p. q. July7-4t

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.-ln pursuance Of decree of the
Circuit Court of Augusta county entered on the
23d day Of November, 1875, in the chancery
cause therein pending Of Peck for &C., vs.. Har.
ris, will, on
MONDAY, JULY 24TH, 1876,
on the premises, sell at public auction the I'M
divided interest of Charles T. Harris in Tract
of 40 Acres lying on the north side of the Port
Republic road, about miles from Staunton,
being the same property now owned and occu-
pied by the widow and heirs of Andrew j.
Harris, decd.
TERMs-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
costs of suit and sale, the balance on one and
two years credits, payable in equal install
ments, the purchaser giving bond. with ap-
proved security, the title being retained as Ill
innate security.
::WM. PATRICK.
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ID now complete in all its branches. The styles
are beautiful, and no one shall have reason TO
complain of our prices. ]uneS
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The above sale is postponed until
MONDAY, JULY 24TH COURT DAY..
THOS. G. ELDER,
MARSHALL HANGER.
iune3O.tds Commissioners.
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june30.4
+ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ STAUNToN, June 26, 1876

NUMMISSICNE Err OFFICE,
" SrAUNroN, June 26 1876.
Hopkins
Curry, &c.
To the legatees of Samuel Curry decd. and
their proper rep resentatives, and all other par
ties interested in the foregoing cause pending
in the Circuit Court of Augusta county: TAKE
NOTICE: That have fixed upon
MONDAY, THE24rH DAY OF JULY, 1876,
at my office. to take state and settle the ac-
counts required by decree in said cause, made
on the 9th of November, 1875, said legatees and
their represen tatives, by said decree, being re-
quired to produce before the undersigned satis-
factory evidence of their right to claim the lega-
cies aforesaid il whole or in part
Given under my hand the day first above
written.
JOHN NJ. KINNEY,
june30.4t, Comm'r in Chancery
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W7ANTED-To RENT. A GOOD FARM.
w Ample means to carry on Farming in
frst-class order. Address "Renter," Staun-
ton, Va. Junel6.lm"
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- FIHn Finished Roosewooa, ur~1---4-~-a
tallic Burying Gases. Elegant Hearse always
ready for use at S. NJ. WILKRs'.
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SIN. WILKES is selling elegant chairs at ST.
each.
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b. M. MclLHANY is agent for R. H. Miller'l
Baltimore Fireproof Safes.
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H. NJ. McILHANY has just received large
stock of Carvers Table and Pocket Knives and
Pistols. Low for cash.
, 1876-11-18

1an.tc rs on this. 1t Is n ilali which dies euo1l
aft it Is caught, and although thousands arc
ntttc'i III tic sca Ill nrighthn, II t mile trom
ile IL lart,hs, il ~as long Icforc my Hi.c fl,ens
I 1:lit1 he Fecufc1 for the tanks. nnl even Wien
ny werc secured, II was tonnt nIn,st itnpunsl.
bis 10 a:cns!nfi them tp confinement. "Un:
sptri num- says Nr. Smith IN MI actrnlut hc has
written of tno aquarium, "heat hs iHra't 70
severely ugRtst tile front gIa.s AMI surFr1lntl-
tns r',cK work III The tank In wht'I II was Eswnt
ell TINT the antcru- fNcin1 tt,tIcA were forced It,
tp Al II at extent TINT the ta,Iitolr uf tl,e snot
WAS rendered T'crIc. tIy hlrtu-e, Nnh iIega:ne
t,r'n.ly mud tninoyahty as@l tn u strong cure
t.wnr,I thu left slluul,lrr." There are noT
several u,arkeEcl Awm'siup about III thu tanks,
nni they s"cin tu have made themselves very
n,nrl, nt !r'um.
1.hr nul-!l+l1, from Afrtca, and the ',oar.dsh
t*ltl, fi',zZIe stkr jf't tno1lt) caught nIE the
c''rtosI.Ies "nta,nr'l tn the tanks. There Is NJ
~ scati.y,I, MI mgty.lmkitg monster mt
unworthy M ttsaa,nc. Then W. lnye tic sirtt-
ntHei Ha-!or.r, whn:r'i,cLd has hcrn aptly
compared 7" tint "f THO "kni:ht" In i1rss, alli
wil'ytr trrilens't: tntI tnah!cs II 10 cling to
ru,'ks ahd st''sIeH " ~ II wsrc n Enti1kcy. Ut
the nctniis nr deviI-jsl,, there nrc several tfEc
spccffirns III tho aaslsrun. 1t is q lUrri,l.ltmk
ing brute. ul tt,yrsua with .ll&lcis an! n,tiee
tint II Iias II wlll fascination fur h,lrrn, wnt,
vii ttan,l m,i;ug ut il tu tic N: :lc uf every
ftllhg clte In tIl. building. From here tltc
visitor In scar:h ii queer llah may Wander Il,
the tnnks where tI,c n,IEcI-N.li, tic "t!ra'i
l!an's fingers" thcforkaearl. ami tlc sca-s1nrt
saIt, tr tlatve. the herring, nnl other varieties
VI vel! knuwD lfsl are abundant, airt the ruller
ttttt Uf eurnls n!ll ten-ulIginuHch Ia inttt hsau
tlful. "Tank No. ~ lonks llke gnricn full of
bright md exquisite iowcTs All the turks nrc
water nnd fish are only shut In behind plate
Elnae, 80 that ys,lnE IND old can sec everything
without the s'ightcst di1ti-ulty.
, 1876-11-18

Mrs. Mustard, loquaeious lady, who last
week ru,lsctl solnu n,cfr!n,cnt III Tie Court vi
Session, in E.llnburs, BY tie singular hummer
u coilourt!nE her own gase,-an actlOu against
Il, lAN belonging to bur, drawn from llu bank
by tlcF brother, Dr.. llull.lcrsop,-eausctt mucf,
amusement Oh her tluai appearance by her prr.
sls,unt Interruptions oi tho address II the up
pos!ng COUNSEL, who shs repeatedly 1celascu wis
nut speaking tho truth, hut telling ~ direct
fasehool "ur i "Ielllerute lse." Ttesu tlcvla-
rations she continued oven after alle had hcen
informed by tho Court that she bud gained her
stage; mud IN being advised by thu Lord,jastive
Clerk to ullow her cuunscl-wllo l14l Ut pro-
ylous hearing thrown up tho c2se-.to conduct
thu suit, She garc vent ~ unromplinaentary TO-
iu particular. T. O.i leaving the D4E, lilo lenala
uds.ealc bowed Kratlausly tu the Court, ~au
htyatnc con yulset with laughter when they ah-
4eEYs4 tho psecipitaso flight of yuuuR gentle
, 1876-11-18
The Mountain Meadow NInssncre.

{1DsAf t4sfF+t RsrArf, Dcf. ~.
In conversation with W. ". Bishop last even.
Ink IN relation to the Juhn ID. Les trial, he IT.
furtnrd Us that ls llns appealed The ea-r to tho
utat, Supreme Court. il thcIr dcciston Is I'd.
verse he will appeal to the Supreme Court pt
the United States. lie llas }aburc1 hard for tue
man who has burn made Il s.a;'rgvat Ut by tbs
Merluon ttatlers, ou1 h1pcs yet tu seeate i d!f.
fcrcnt vcrufet. Should thu t,lted Stases
Supreme Court dcclIe utlyetse1r, llu will appeal
to Executive clcnicnry.
liz lns In Its possession vast amount OF
documentary evidence atl4 private manuscript
written by Loe himself, which throws u good
degree Of light aver whut las been hidden for
twenty ycara. 1t IA nut exactly 0 confession. !.
II Is An exposure, Q revelation Of the wh0le
thing. As suon US tbs matter can be got IN
st,ue-sulnc litnu In Jaruury ncxt-it is Mr.,
bfsi.op's tn1cnttan to publish this vntirc thing
il, hu, form, tho early lifu of Lee, lss conncc-
tiuu with tho Murulun Church, lts career az one
Ut tlu council, the trial Ut Lvc, testimony, kr.
On icayny Beaver, Leu gave him col,,lnuieu.
tlo. requesting HIN tu act Us hlsturIant and
platins at his disposal alt tho papers anL locu-
ine,lts III his nusaosa!un, anA promising to write
out III full al that le knew tcLlInI tu throw
any further light upun the awful trugrdy. of
Mouutan Meaaows, Bishop thinks tint Les
ilus been More sIn.ed against than sinuing;
tllat whatever he did uu was done Us ah irre-
spuuklble a.o,.t III thu hands Dt power that he
believed tlvlnu in 1ts dirtates aud To to obcycd
uslt,HeBtluualiy.
, 1876-11-18

Annual Report OF tho Cllcf-A Tribute to
Elmer }vus,,hurn.
Sptc.a, Dfspa,ca to ne Tribune.
w.su,snros Il. H.. NV. 17'~-romcs 7.
n..','. T,,,ns >, ,t,a us,,.as Seoul. ,"s,,.,,
ntooSs. eAle4 ., t"a see1eI sei',ee, tas suo-
united Ills annual report to thc Solicitor OF tho
moru important provisions; The total nu1nuer
~ ar,.ats ,.oa .sr, Tbcs,, ,-ros.u war;, ,,,;,,,v
~ ns'.ass wa t', t.e9 u'osts "ele n't!"'s
haae 1oF making, deaiil0 III, or passing counter
ic!t money, ahd altering Treasury notes and
.omr nrrrsts for xtn,,,p]}ur. for 1or,env ~ G,v,
on.,.'.,,,. rsaI.,',.'. ,."s., ~.
crhHseh1 P1opc'ts, A.auoaae''t panhFuptcy' Flo
lations OF Internal Revenue Inv, anil for mis-
using Unitcd Stltcs malls. OF these arrests
fprty.tbrco fayo bccn couyfcted md ssnteuced
, 1876-11-18

remarks arc due In Justice to the authorities.
First of ali, tho Bishop, man oil cnfglicn::
T,tpt aud erndItion, was not cornlzant,
trlleyc, of this freak on tho part Of the clergy
uf the church in question. Secondly. the mo-
mont It camc to the ears of the civil authorities,
the eharpeet and nr01nptcst means were takcu
tu adtnoi,st, the priest mud prevent repetition
Of scandal which llai asancd and siekcned the
whole City ot Barcelona.
"'rhc wofe Of the "details have given were
taken dnwn by INC frntn tho mouth nf all honor
nil. am! tnost truthful Spanish gentleman, wio
was witnrss tp the whole thing, md nrc strictly
purW'sc!Y suppressed much that was painful
and intleGcnt.n
, 1876-11-18

Jfr. 5tHHfHgs L<fttr 10 4ttn lork joTsd.
II thIa aquarium eu,lll Ls lifted up Just rs It
is and set down In New York, 1t would be the
greatest SUCCESS In the way Of "popular e..tes-
tnnnent" ever seen IN your city. 1t is al cil-
trrprisc which has been thoroughly well carried
out III alI its tletaila. Thu building Is large,
beautifully lifted up, and well Ventilated; tue
anlusuinuts aro yarlei; the tanks In which tic
fal nre kcpt spacious, etrar, and constantly re.
nuwca with fresh tenants, ny tllo older ones die
auuscu,enta being yartcd, because Iii Tho Hit!st
VI thu 1siI-tanks, anl gr0ttues, aud ivrnrries
there Is u charming hill ln which concerts are
hrih null t!lb best singers IN London engaged
to uppcar at them. Thstu Ia ulso Ian.i, n1l.l
The ciilraneu hull IL luEgo rcahng.rootl, wCll
supplied With newspapers aud lnaEazlnes.
The tanks Aru nrr4kgcl un each Side Uf three
long cursidurs, anl arc, of co'lrsc constantly
euppllcl with water direct lrnsn the sea. Tha
larEest of tlrsr turks ts oycr lo0 feet III lengi!
u,,l forty foct III width, mud contains Ito, ,0N
gallons vt acn wutcr. III this tank p0tpulsca
aud sharks may bc sec'! swlmnlihg ub3ut. to
tho unbou1tled establishment of tho young.
tlIr!r usual uprnnd1lown and ranll Futo. i
strcan, at "eonln nrusscd ntr" Is forreA by steam
power through tho water IN the ta1iks, md th!s,
- tho supcrinteenslenmt ssys, "kee's down thc
which the water may rontaihh Without this
c0lltriyatlee 1t would be impossible to Keep the
tlst, alive. a!r. L.. llscyes Smith. to wl,ua tho
sureess of this undertaking IL greatly due. tells
Threatened ut oAe tlIne to occas.on serious
l.,zsrs. 1t Was necessary tu plate large blocks
.! tco On the top Ut the turks, ahd IN spite
ef a.! that coula bo Ionu tho fish
New YORK., the heat ot summer wunlu tlaye tu
bu thought Ut beforehand, asl susns lnodlca.
tto,s ui t!lo brighton structure Introduced to
", ,.u'"JI .,.,t 4tu.,l, ,.osp .u,1o....,, A.,
, 1876-11-18

now Just etosng. OH etcato'soats passed this
point gnfug nnrtia, md a71 Enlng s",It; ;ss'
euifI,, and the to.ai number ri rats that went
south was G,1. thr lutter neerc94tInx ai,olt
450, ,o1o, ON of lumber md lcca:
;so<cfat ,Nspafeh TO- The 7tfbnne., j.
1ASAItE. Ill.,, 4s.,v. ld.-4tIcxh!cE Sit, NJ
Chkngn, IL 10 years Vt age, an'l inr the last nix
months has been n commercial Traveller IN the
hardware line. He ilas .phl thrrc dOzen tlrn
nl,ovr1s In t1IIs tiy to-day. Ia there younger
commercial traveller than lcl
Special Dspusch to ne Tribune.
DAEvrLLE, H., Nuy. l7.--A large number IT
peopl. ~ now here ntte'ting Sal,tat!l.s hs,'t
Convention ut the Snrill Strcct Methodist :p1s-
cntat Church. Inst evening The *hur:ll wAs
nicd with people tn henr j. ". Uinsfloru de-
liver an address TN sat'stlt-se1t,nl work.
, 1876-11-18
NAVAL Ri]M0R.

Naw YoRK, Now 1I-It was rumorcd ycster-
day that orders hayn been received froln WAsl-
ington to plure tue entire Brooklyn Navy-Yard
on war footing Commodore Nicholson do
cained 10 say anything III regard to tho mutter,
but It is ccrtatn that very unusual movements
IT, ~ pr1Efsss At thy yard anA that tho irlyatv
uu1 lualy e4uippeu for STA.
, 1876-11-18
TEtEGRAPHI(. NOTES,

NHw Yong, Nov. H.-attss Lillian Morse.
daughter Of tho late Prof. Morso, botoro sailing
for Europe yesterday, gave positive denial to
tho cussuut tumoF Ut her engagement to GUY.
Tllen,
Gpeesa1 DspascA TO 1as Ts44unA
CLINTON, ill.,, Noy. l7-A smuke-staek 1t1
feet hIgA at ". J. Young d Co.'s upper ,uill
fell to the ground ao-day. THIS unaceountatls
acrIdcnt cusrs shls iuill for thu scason aul c,-
tulls ~ ,011 for repairs. No lives LOST.
THIS mills VI thu Clinton Lumber Company
Slut uOM Il ts-ght.
Xpfctal Di1poscA 10 ia TStaaA&- ~
DAvEHruAr, lu., SYH. l7,-Uurlnx the eight
moutas Vt aAyix& x&tt1n On thu Lptcs Nlaslsstpp,,