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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-07
CAPT. N. STEARNS.
REAL
General Commission, Business
AND.
COLLECTION OFFICE.
wells. Fargo a. Co.'S building,
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.
MONEY! MONEY !! MONEY III!
To Loan on Stock or Real Estate. From
$500 to &c., 900 ON hand.

TO RENT
House with 10 rooms on ID street rent per
month, 1925; house with 9 rooms on G street,
$50; house with rooms on c street, s45: house
with rooms on F street, $40; house with 8
rooms on the Divide, S25.
TO LEASE.
lot on street, 15xi5: lot on street, COX
so; lot on street, houses on it, and lease
for 20 years.
FOR SAFE.
house and lot on North b street, price 81 :
800; splendid new house, hard finished, with
with SIX rooms on III street. lot 25x50 cheap
for cash: house and lot ON North street, 3d.
900; two houses On lot ON street, rent for
$50 per month S4,400; lodging house with l6
rooms, centrally located on G street rent of
house $40 per month, $1,000; lodging house on
b street, II rooms, S 100; lodging house ON d
street SroQms, l,4o0: liquor saloon on South
G street for sale cheap; boarding house on
South G street % rooms-house, lot and fur
niture for sale reasonable; a good paving
business for sle cheap: house and lot ON
Main street, Gold Hill, lot i6x86 81 600
Lots bought and sold on Commission. GEN
ERAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Etc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-07

<>""s.4Ss, 10
ceased be and appear before this Court at the
Court House aforesaid at the same time. then
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-07

corder OF storey county, DvoK Don iuca-
tons, PIP A and 5, 4l9 and 42O Storey County
Records. Any and All persons claiming ad-
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here. Tho only republican daily paper In
the district the Terrc Haute EIpress mas abandoned
Hayes and the old party anu supports Cooper and tue
whole independent movement The probabilities are
that the rdepepden candidate, o. r. Davis. stands q
fair chance OF defeating both Hunter aud his aemo.
cratic opponent, Colonel William L. Mclean. Al all
events Hunter is destined to defeat Tor Davis VIII
draw much larger relative vote from the republican
strength than from the democrats.
The Ninth district Is that IN which Mr.. Ortiz resides
aud badly mixed two years ago. Tho independent
candidate Tor Congress then received between and
GU00 votes in poll OF 81, 000-one-syh Of the whole
and the republican candidate (Casonl crept into Con-
grcss by but 200 or 400 1t doubtful district. with
chances democratic The new republican candidate Is
brilliant young man-Nikc White: the democrat is
George McWi.Iiams, and the independent is lie Roy
Templeton.
The Tenth district carried by Or. Raymond
democrat. in 1874, by nearly 700 majority. MAJOR Cal
kins, the DOCTORS republican opponent hen is his OPP
ponent now, and the gallant Major thinks that he
do better this centennial campaign than in ''oH
Year ard that Mars can easily o'ermaster disciple OF
Esculapius next October
The Eleventh Is republican, and the incumbent James
Evars viii be Reelected That - the district where Post
master General James Tyner tried hard recently
get .he nomination himself Mr. Tyner a clever and
genial gentleman, but people say that his vaultng
blion has oereapt ITSELF and that the salt OF Cabinet
place AZ tho tail OF Grantism will not his
dinmed fame MIR. Evans democratic opponent Is
Al H. Armstrong.
The Twelfth district ('ort wayne) IS a democratic
stronghold, now bonOred by Holman Hamilton, who
Will be oveswhemingiy re elected il he desires IT,
The thirteenth and last elected }. H. Baker, repub-
ican, IN 1874, by about hfiy majority. 1t IS close II
Mr Baker repeats the he has Antagonist
worthy OF his steel in granger named Freeman
Kelly, whose exterior Is uncOuth but who is pro-
nounced democratic diamond IN tho rough
RsCAPTuLATION.
Bluecnz Williams and the entire democratic and
liberal republican state ticket Will be elected by TO- 900
IL. 900 majority. the Second. Third, sixth Seventh
and Twelfth districts are conceded 10 the democrats
the Fifth aud Eleventh 10 the republicans; the First
Fourth, Eighth, Ninth Tenth and Thirteenth, doubt
FIJI. with probabilities as follows First, Fourth and
Ninih democratic tenth and Thirteenth, republican,
md frh
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SUR ANNA CANP San Francisco Aug 10. from Bslti
had moderate weather in Atlantic TO Cape Horn
then had strong gale from to SW. lasting "a hours
after the wind moderated shipped heavy over the bow
the forehatc split both catheads stove bulwarks
both sides shortly after shipped another
which smashed three pieces carried the
lows wheel pumps and did other slight damage.
BARK BRIDGEPORT New Orleans for Corunna which
has reported overdue arrived her port
nation July
NEW BEDFORD, Aug 25-Maj Bourne sold auction to-
day Edward Potter CT South dartmouth ll6th bark
Iorn Pigeon, Dart mouth discharged from
the OF ~ James eBaron. of
poiset sold Capt Luther Chase OF this city y
the schr Benjamin English of this port for sou, Capt
Chase assume all bills against the vessel.
ScHR WRIrE WING Phean. from Savannah for Malaga,
with pitch pine lumber arrived Bermuda 10th inst with
steering broken and SICK She was in quarantine
FORTRESS MONROE Ang 1.-THE schr Electric, l5s toms
Captnin Sheldon OF Philade pha. from Whining
lumber for Ponce, Pr the night OF the Oth inst,
81 n, lat 15 W. struck by cyclone. which split and
carried her sails The sprans leak
tho beng taken off on ednesday b. the ship Sirius
Belfast. and transferred the 18th
Broe from New York tor Georgetown. aud
here.
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MURDER IN GREENE STREET.

At halfpast nine O'Clock last night Nicolo Court, Of
No "a Greene street, was sitting on the stoop Of his
residence, slightly intoxicated, with several female
relations. Armand Baus aged nineteen, a brush
maker, married and living at room 10 of the Arson
House, No. ~ Greene street, camo ACROSS
the street, and after calling Court foul Name
said, "Wby did You strike ne?" referring
former quarrel Cour got or the sioop in
spite of the womcn's efforts retain him and c.inched
with Baus The latter pulled out small revolver and
fired 1t at Couri, INJECTING fatal wound in his lett SIDE
causing Internal hemorrhage OF the left lung, from
which ne Will probably die. Baus then into the
Arson House and secreied himself in his
room with his wife. Captain Mcdonnell Of
Greene street at the time, heard the disturbance
and searched the house 10 lind baus Mary A. Paque,
OF No "a Greene street, and some other women ident
lied Baus, WHOM Captain Mcdonnell had captured him
The Captain also searched the room for the pistol and
found II on shell over the bed. DR.. Cook attended
the dying and found him unable 10 speak, slowly
choking TO death from internal bleeding. The exact
OF the former quarrel between Baus and Court Is
not known.
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fPER STEAMER BRirAxNtc. !

ABERDEEN Aug 12- Arrived, Azow Rusc Philadelphia
ASIwsRr. Aus lo-Arved, Onyx, Hatch, Montreal; Mil
ton Kruger. do.
AanHuus. Aug li-ssiled, Hermauos. jacobsen. Bull
Rvet
AKnSpAL, July 2s-Arrived Insu.s. Dsnielsen, Bull
River
ARcHAScxr- Aag lsailed John sheppard Burgess. Bos
ton
nrsng sth cremona Grove, do for Yoxohana Hermann,
HANBACK, Manis tor New York !0th Charter Oak Smith,
Hong Kong do
BRisroL Aux l5-Arrivcd in the Channel Clara Eaton,
DAVIS, iiudikswad for Bristol
BxsCHy HEAD Aug is-On, Mount Washington from
Hamburg for Hong Kong
BELFAST Aug ~ Suited Joseph Spinney Jordan, New
York; Eleanor Dunn. Quebec
BREMEN, Aug i1-sailed kcho. Guttormsen. New YORK
lonprAUx Aug 10 Arrived Nspol Isl. spita, Glasgow,
to load Tor New YORK.
Sailed l-th socrates, Daro. New York; i4th Figia
Magrore, slocovich. Nlramichi
Wentto sea lVth. Quiliota. Cadic, San Francisco.
Sailed from Pauiliac TIA, Kong Oscar. Roshing sandy
HonE: llth Risoluto. Lipari. New or cans.
BsncsLoSs Aug iO-Arrived Elliott l. Dow. Dova, Mo-
bic via PORT Mahon.
sailed 0tn-, arolina. silcuie. New York.
BAHIA. July y Arrived hope. Norris New York; 18th.
J Walker Isl, Williams. 10.
sailed 10Th Triton. Mcsnder. Hampton Roads
BATAVIA. June 3l-AFrived. r i Nhiton. carver. Now
York Vnd sailed July for souraoays, July ~ I'd Nc
Msnus. Reals. New York.
sailed July i1-S Il Lyman. Pnkhan samarsng.
CARDIFF, Aus I-saiied Redcwaer u, Richards. Phila-
dciphia.
c,sRSsRyoS, Aug l.--saca. Julia Fisher, Barlow
sydney. Oh.
copt.NHaGgS, Aue s-passed Bladder, wnH. from Now
iork tor >tcttn; fama Mathirsen do tor stocknolr.
tHRisrASsANo, Aug Arrived ConstEntin, Iaiiaksen
Basinovc
CUxnAvrs Aug i3-saicd, Guiscppina Accame. Crs-
ADlx, Aug IArnssd, ~ Mcfarland. Act srand, Bar
elena
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EJ-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captains or officers
OF vessels ensgod in the consng foreign trade ohser
ing the displacement removal of buoys requested
the fact to the HERALD that it may be
letter addressed ITO the editor Of the rnALp New YORK
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
ton ofdspaced buoys the of their removal will suf
hco in all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
OF the American Continent When they observed
the OF European countries in the Mediterranean
IL requested that Information DO either by telegraph
letter tho London office of the Nkw YoEK HERALD 40
Fleet London, the Paris office. 81 de
rOpera, Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. Londou Of
Bennett, 81 Avenue de ropera PARIS" Where Of
the roach Of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
may communicate with reaehin- the first
lent This information vii. be cnbled of charge
the HERALD and published.
sS-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK At NIGHT-Th NEW YORK
HERALD has adspted distinguishing Coson night signal
for board the HERALD yacht showing while
burning the coors red red changing from tho
other in succession and be several miles distant
by preparing marine they may for the Ship
News Department Of the HERALD
E-PersoI cesous OF communca wish vessels arriv
ing New YORK do by addressing such
of HERALD yacht, pier No. East River, New
York. Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. n, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RaronrEp By rnr DERALp STEAM YACHTS AND nrRALp
wnIrEsroNg TELEGRAPH LINE


Steamer Idaho ,Br). Beddoe. Liverpool Aug l6 and
pucvhsloNh Win mdsc and LOT Will
Jams Onion Aug -. la. Is. lou "a 40, a hall Ice
berg. ana passrd Two "a all pieces SW
steamer l.gypt DIR. SroEan. Liverpool Aug 16 via
Qucensown liza. with mdse sud 2oe passengers to WI
hurs spoken Aug ~ lat ~ 90 ~ Ion 81 IL passed bark
81 Patrick lBr nom Penarh for sydney. C: lat Is II
\. Ion =. ~ W passed swedish brig showing code:
signals HID, from Bristol for Richmond lat A. II lon
81 ~. passed BRUSH bars h Newcomb, from Liverpool
Tor Nes toN also pssscd Wilson line bound
cd ai So ~ lou 80 a. passed bark James Kitchen tr).
from AntSerp TOE >ana, HOOK also. British Dark Berkeley.
Castle. hound west; sd. lat - 49, lon AZ ~ passed
steamer bound east las ~ L.. Ion 40 o. passed Italian
bars tor"hHnus m American bark showing code signals
NsLK butn bocnd wost
steancr Italia liri, Craig. Genoa July 49, Msrseies
-th Leehom u, Naples 18Th Mes-ina 3lst Palermo
passengers plicnderson bros Had moderate westher
Ang To- m at .. AZ ION IL so passed ship Rom ano OF Lon
don. bouth south
steamer Gamma (5r) Liddicoat. Aug -, with
inrse AVA nn>senEcrsto A H. pItcrDridgc.
steamer WyanoSc, Couch Richmond city Point and Nor
folk with TO The Old Dominion
shD t..
steamer ki6cmaiie Gibbs Lewes bel. with md3e TO tho
Oh puniis!cn steamship Co.
steamer Lancaster. Mills, Philadelphia with coal to
the Reading EsilrOsd Co.
iiar. Ses abrovacgi (ssl, ,;oay, Ipswich 81 days. in
ballast u order
Barn dau Non. Christensen Lclh 30 days In ballast
90 Socsnaha Oedin Co. is anchored in uraVcscnd bay
10 urdct,
Bari Edward iivid sNor ssrensen, Loish a. days in
ballast to 4 iobia, ca.
Honor tAus yosniich Antwsrp 20 days aud flush
Ing 80 days. IN ballast Tod seager. ~, lat 50, ION
~ spo.e ozark .lapnanc (Ans rom rar: cr Delaware
btc"kwstcr .he II is anchored SANDY Hook Tor orders
BARK Marie lieyn tNo Bccx, Bordeaux ~ dsys In bal
last to Dali bordinAnn July ~ Lat ~ Ion ~. fell IN
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Ship Geo Thompson (Br), from New York for Melbourne
July IL lat 81 n. Ion 40 W.
shp Dragon (Br), New York for London Aug lat
AZ n. Ion 81 W.
Ship Theirs (Fr) from San Francisco July g. lat n
lon - W.
Ship Sarah Hignet from Calcutta for New York July 90
lat rs :. Ion 8 f.
ship Lunce (of Newcastle from - for Quebec. Aug g.
of the Fastnct.
ship WHOA ~. from Liverpool for San Francisco, June
"a. lat q 10 n, lon 23 10 W.
ship Advance. Calcutta for New YorS July l lat
S. Ion IL Il.
Bark Chignecto (Br from Antwerp for Philadelphia Aug
&c. lat 30 10 lon "a iJ
Bark Jupiter Russ from London for Delaware Break
water. Aug 70. 80 miles Sc Of SANDY Hook.
Bark CarricSs from Philippine Islands for New York. July
L. lat 80 :, Ion i6 30 4.
Bark Markland of st John. NIB. from Callao
mouth. June To- lat IS :. lon ~ W.
Bark aavcsnk Barstow from Belfast for Newcastle Ne,
Aug 20 lat ~ %. lon 66.
Bark st Cloud, from Cronstadt TO. New York Aug TO-
81, lon 81.
Bark HNPS Am), Aug 2 lat ~ 10 n Ion 46 % W. steer
ing H.
Bit Oromocto of st John, NB), Aug lat 46 n Ion 20
W. bon md ".
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Aug 26Arrived bsrks Paramount, Holt. Bal
tmors; Amgos(>p) Echevarris. do; Johann Luds cr
Holjcs do 9th, ship Lizzie Moses. Cox, Phiade paia
BREMEN, Aug 26-Saed, ship Stella GER, Horn. New
York
York
HAxBuRG, Aug 26-Arrivcd, bark Elise Ger, bunker
New York.
Saiied 18Th bark Lima Schwoon Ger. Horn Now York
HAvER. Au22S-Arrved bark We,terhorn. Wyman, New
Orleans; 27th ship Casiida. Pike New YORK.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 26Arrived, bark Transit (Br). Pratt
st john NIB.
LupscK. Aug 25-Arrived bark Bertha Roed (Nor. Pc
dersen. Baltimore.
MARsALA-Arrivsd, brig Julia Haskell, Haskell Nor
folk.
PLYnouru, Aug 27-Arriyed, steamer Hammonia Ger,
voss. New York for Hamburg land proceeded.
ROTTERDAM. Aug 25-Arrived bsrks Albertine tNor),
Guckstad Baltimore Ttania tNor) Abrethsen, Boston;
Chssca. wsshburne. Iquique via Queenstown.
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with abandoned American built schooner with main mast
Brig vctora st Pierre 10 days. with sugar and
with !" Vie Sshsis%s ss?i na.y M
css vessel D.. %. oaSA Gays
schr NJ coombs Hatch Barbados IS days, with molas
sshS Georsiea cu. Cedar Keys - days, with lumber
70 ws es 10 days
with lu N 70 Alsce Clara
s sssr l oe ns,, S f1.ss E ssa%sad
sehr M~rietts steeman. Virginia;
sehr 4 cramer. la.shs~ viis,a.a
sehr Hall. Ossoss virsini, '"s''''
s sssr Sssy DsTs sn Y X,us.a' ss yIsin'
schr II II Pits. Fren ih. Virginia.
scir Moderator. Bugbee. Virginia
ssl Sii' msn v.nssan x."s1 v x.snA
sehr z I Hubbard. aoveland. Virginia
schr W Davis. Fleming Milton Del
the lower bay came up to the city 9th AN.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of Fischburg. Springer New Bedford
sehr K 1unde, Raexstl Nsn,asEs. for New YORK
schr frank Beattie Niis Stony Brook for New forA.
sshr Jennie Rogers. Rogers, Milestone Point for Nov
sehr q Hazard. Hubbard; Essex, CT. for New York.
sshr Game Coca Howard Nsrthpor Tor Mew iork
sehr Hattie Busor, Carroll. Portland. Ct. for New
YORK.
Schr Harriet Sarah Coleman. Hartford for New York.
Schr Monmouth. Allen. Norwich for Ne York
schr Active, Seward Richmond. Me. Tor New York.
SchrJ Terry, orisnn. Providence for Now York
Sclr Il Bleecker. St"nington for New York.
Schr Liberty, Smith Norwalk for New York.
schr samuel GOODWIN, Williams. stamford tor New YSrx
Schr Vim ]. Peck. Bunrc. Huntington for New York.
Schr Hester, Davis. Portchester for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Evergreen tBr,. New York for st Johns. NF.
schr 4 Wotherspoon (Br), P1ttis, New York for
Wndsor Ms.
Scnr keystone. Wilder. New York for Sackvile, NIB
Schr Belle Hull. Brush Port Johnson for Providence
Schr Lizzie Cochran. Cochr An. New York Tor Boston,
Schr Saxo Hatch. New York for Providence.
schr Earle Forsyth. Rondout for Hartford.
schr John Hurst. Cook PORT johnson for Providence.
Schr Adrian. Merrill New York for Portsmouth.
schr Dorett~ Rnhn Ene. Amboy for New London.
Schr Abel. Carr, Rondout for Boston.
schr Rescue, Kelly, Alexandra for Boston
Schr John Mctisrr Port johnson for Providence
SchrJ ii Borden. Baker. New York tor Fall River.
schr Silss Wright. Hart. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Curtis Goodwin. Adams Trenton for Hartford.
Schr Jessie Williamson Lindsay Hoboken Tor boston
Schr Commodore Kearney, Mason, Hoboken for Boston,
Schr ID Msngum Chase. New York for New Bedford
Schr Clara Post. Ferris Port johnson for Portcaeste
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Aug 27-Arrived. steamer Batavia Mouland.
Msnn s
tnorr; wyman. urnnn. Charleston.
BALTfMoRH, Aug. 27-Arrivcd. steamers Graca Cso,.
John " Jarrett. Iiix New York; VIM whlden. Rissan.
,cHAELEsToN, Aug 24-Arrived. bark sylph tBr,. 81
noogs. swsse brunswick. Ga.
dom chr enrsa Ill., @ B.sm sol'0't' United A'ne
ss5h r, steamer Falcon Baltimore.
FonTE r. MoSkoh a7Arrvea bark Ad. Ha-
Sso~ssrS Rush Palmer from @'f Heifa.s seeing
Ig5 18th We sars Frier Gloucester seeking
Passed in for Hatn,oresteamcr ,iracia from Havanaa
sa6no rom Havana: Fsnuiia do cie%ensin. frsx
lpsw h; Charleston. from Galway: brig Annie Ingram.
Passed sni-ship semiramis, Bremen; bark. Savanna.
uske, Gree oee; sIspner Genoa Ann elizabeth. Leg
s,Tens,mar. Dublin; ship Galaea Rotterdsm
NORFOLK Aug a4-Arrived. schr Lydia Ii Roper. Cram.
AgF ,shr' WIN SSys
BLACK Diamond smith, co; Mad Anthony. Russell, Hsver
2osh-Aryed. schrs Annie .yirsen. from Georgetown,
DC; Lottie BEARD, Perry. New York.
Mard'e iioca@ sefmGss ygssm;s wssbsr rhsdsl
Sa Ky do Horizon LEDGE es 80 s% ou
West, do; Chase. ingrahan. do
ioooken Cor werrham: G W Glover, Morton St George
Me, New lork. Hastings Chase. New Bedford
Ney Chase. md Lizzie. Taylor. Fall River Title r.
Hassins. Dignton for Poushkeepe: Vim Voorhis Gold.
smith, Providence Tor Haverstraw: Winnie Larry spear
Bath tor New York.
NEW LONDON Aug a6-Arrved. schrs Potter 4 Hooper,
New fors tor provdsnce; Maria Fleming Rondout; Mary
Chiffon. New furg to load for Chinchi Islands.
Sailcd--Schr VIM Gray. for New FORK.
PORTLAND. o. Aug l9-Arrived. bark Dawn, Melissa
san Francisco.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 27-Arrived, steamers ssvis
Ger, Alliance. Lo1don via Or kenzaleh IBID.
khoGe London; Perkiomen, Pierce, Chelsea; Achilles
Bacon, Newhurvpor; illinois, shackford. Liverpool bark
Cintra Nova. Rio Janeiro; Adolf Ger) Brs
friss tNori. Mnthc. Rotterdam.
PORTLAND. Ne. An;: 27Arrived schrs Funny Butler,
New York; Abner Taylor and Nautilus do Grace Dow,
Providence.
CHARACTERISTIC Margie McFadien. Philadelphia.
kfCuAoND Aug 2t-Arrivcd schrs George HAloek,
Shauett. New YORK; Harry i.andeli. Tsyior do
Geared-BarS Europa Nor, Jonanses Elsnore.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug ~ Arrived. tarks Forest Queen
Burns, Port Ludlow Ida Taylor. Hix Esgmna Revere.
Adams. Columbus River.
cieared-snip iIowaen tDrl, Dltthburn, Liverpool.
Sa,ed- hip River indus tBrl Hewitt, Queenstown.
SAVANNAH. Aug 2i-Arrived, steamer General Barnss
Checseman. New York.
sa.ed-steamcrs san Salvador. New York; Vim Kennedy
Baltimore; schr Arson >tinson, sloman. sew York
SALEM. Aug ~ Arrived schrx Csthe Berry Seavev.
ant Aisrv sands Rowe. sort johnson.
WAKEuAM Aug - Arrived. schrs sarah L Thorn pson
Hull New York. -ricaa chief. and ID Ella Tor
rey, do. las Aderdice Eocshiii. Philadelphia
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpm informed
that by tleyraphing the HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No. 46 Fleet street, London the
Paris orce addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue de rOpera
Paris, the arrivals and departures from European
Eastern ports OF American aud all foreign trading
with the United states. the will be cabed this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Mcd
ports will find the more econorni
cal and exp editious for telegraphing news.
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ANOTHER JERSEY SUICIDE.

Some three weeks ago John +. Knock, residing on
Maple avenue. East Orange, swallowed large dose of
bclladonns. He fingered great agony till yesterday,
when he died. Tho cause is not known.
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BELOW.

Bark Fredsaal (Nor), from Newry.
Wind ut sunset. W; at midnight. NV.
Barometer ut sunset, 3o.O6; Ut 10 Pm, 80 OF.
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TROOPS FOR THE WEST.

One hundred United States troops left this city last
evening, via the Pennsylvania Railroad, to join the
combined forces of Generals Terry ana Crook now
operating against the lndians on the frontier These
troops will be incorporated into the Ninth regiment
They were under the command OF Lieutenant Kirk
lana.
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wEArHBB REPORT.
HoLvnEAp, Aug 27-Wind, NV.
FOREIGN PORTS.

AnEcIRo. Pr Aug io-In port. brig Eliza Thompson Nc
Donald from New YORK, arrived oth, disg.
BERMUDA. Aug ll-Arrived, barss Joseph Baker Ryder.
Liverpool; 18th. Eliza Barss dr. Nesey, New York snd
awaiting I'D chance of wind 18th.
PITT Orr. Locke Boston 18th. Ey cesior (B-l. Ma
jor. New York 10Th. schr White Wing, Phean Savannah
Tor Malaga see Miscellany
Sailed Aug Ia. sehr John Wentworth Brown Jackson
willie
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Spoken-Bark Tucker Baker, from New Bedford uly
"a, lat 81 OF N, Ion 4OW.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
.suiis. Destination /

DATES OF DEPARTURES YORK yoR THE MONTHS
AUGUST SEPTEMBER
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-18
A ViIIainous Varnish.

A very painful scene occurred in
Bucks township, Ohio, a few Sun
days ago. 1t seems from the ac-
counts given Of the affair by the
Dover Reporter that the church has
been lately undergoing repairs.
Among other improvements a new
coat of paint was placed on the
pews, followed by a coat of vanish;
the result was most pleasing TO the
eye, but unfortunately the varnish
had been applied so late in the week
that it had not time to become hard
before Sunday, when the congrega-
ton aocked to their seats. No APP
parent Inconvenience was suffered
until the parson was about to de-
liver the benediction, when the con
gregation was Mortified to find that
they were unable to stand np-they
were, in fact, glued, or rather var
nished to their seats. Their spas
modic efforts to rise were most dis
tressing to witness-iu vain did the
clergyman exhort them from the
pulpit to resignation. They were
seized with a kind Of panic-all the
more frightful because they were
for the moment powerless; at least,
by what seemed to be a simuitane-
Gus and Herculean jerk, they man
aged to tear themselves from their
sittings; but at what a sacrifice /!
The pews were literally covered
with Sunday apparel. Shreds of
silk, lawn, calico, broadcloth, and
cassimeres were left as souvenirs Of
tenacity of varnish used in beauti
flying that church, and the hapless
congregation, rushing from the
doors, hurried home with an ex-
preston on their faces as though
their hearts were even more severely
rent than their garments.