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Accommodation 'fraln ttavlnk t;tte,..l,ara a
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M. lcasc Bnrkrtillc 80 4. nl., arrive Il NH.
Inond Nh "a. = .sn"'
fMilnnH IL ~ rafs on ~ nIgIIl trains lstse.n
charlotte and Richmond, lafhsut rlsangr:
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aud iiichmond. 2S2 Miles.
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fDr further ilHarmailan s.lirr-s
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tscn'L Pas. Arrnf,
Richmond, Va.
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Glass chimne,S that wont break A
Pittsburgh inventor il reported 70 have
mada remarkable discovery in the lem
,pcrines % glass BY which It is rendered as
tSuge as india-rubher. Using one Of his
paamt shimneys as a hammer hc drives
tenpenny nail into q inch plank with
out making flaw III the glass.
An old farmer sail to his sons. Bays.
don't you ever spcckerlate IN wait for somc-
thins 10 turn MP. You may jest as wen 20
aud SIT down on a stone in the middle of II
mc,lder, with phil twixt your legs. and
wait for COW 10 walk up to you 10 10
MIXED
narrowing cannot be repeated foo often.
II the cattle have trampled the. meadow,
harrow i. Ifitis baked, harrow IL If
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TILDEN AND HENDRICKS.

For Iilden and Hendricks, men honored for
years
Throughout the wide land there is mingling Of
cheers
Hopes founded On justice fash brilliant and far.
l0ung Liberty's brushing the dust from her car
Her phaeton II ready - speed with the winds
Ana she - preparing u handle the lines
stand back or get hurt her motto this time
IL Iilden and Hendricks a legend sublime.
Her watchword. Reform rings out on the blast.
Corruption In Office must end, and the Past
Relieved by Future ~ glorious reform,
shall stand In the gloom like a creature Of scOrn
The voice Of the people will burst from their
throats
Midst thunder OF Tilden-majority votes.
While millions will sing the bold song Of the
free
One country one nag and swee, liberty
The genius Of freedom peryades the free school
Ana means that the people through statesmen
shall rule;
When jobs are put up for base lucre or pelf,
Their authors, poor fools, must be laid on the
shelf,
Ana men Of true msttle their places must I'LL;
JacksOnian spirits on Liberty'- hill
Must shield the dear rights Of freemen; vote then
For Iilden and Hendricks for these are the
men.-Sdn Francisco Examiner.
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the House Of Commons will deyolve
upon Sir Stafford Northcote.
The Gar Of Russia has abolished
public executions, which have hitherto
been preceded by an exhibition of the
condemned criminal on black cart
with placard round his neck through
OFT the principal streets OF the city,
besides parade for ten minutes under
the gallOws. In future executions will
be within prison walls.
There is said TO be much feeling in
Paris in consequence Of the social dis
tinction which has lately been awarded
the Prince Imperial at the British
Court. At an entertainment lately given
by the Prince of Wales, the "young
man" had the post of honor in the
leading quadrille, the Princess of Wales
being his partner. This quadrille may
yet have place in history.
"A blind Swiss girl, who is an adept at
line needlework, recently sent to the
Emperor OF Germany "A table-cover eX-
qulsitely worked with her own hand,
and, 10 avoid the appearance of having
sent the present in expectation Of get
ting something in return, she omitted
her address and simply signed herself:
"A Blind Girl in Switzerland" The old
monarch was so pleased with the gift
and the manner Of sending il that he
caused the German Minister in Swift
zerland 10 ascertain the girls name and
address, whereupon he sent her val
liable brooch and an autograph letter
Of thanks.
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school sud Church.

MIR. Sankey is going to settle in
Boston.
The Pope telegraphed the apostolic
6enediction TO Archbishop BOurget, Of
Montreal, while his Grace was lying at
the point Of death.
The Rev. George II. Hepworth, OF
the Church Of the Disciples, New York.
has assumed the debt OF the society,
amounting to $4,000. Not many
pastors could do that.
The Methodist speaks Of churches
50 badly ventilated that "Gabriel might
blow his trumpet, and, after the novelty
oil the first five minutes, people would
grow drowsy."
The Jews free school of London
gives religious and secular education 10
o'VOO children at an outlay Of So 900 a
year The Government Inspector
praises the high efficiency of the school,
and awards il 5000.
The Bishop Of Lincoln is engaged
IN the attempt 10 bring all the Method.
Isis back to the Church Of England. He
says John Wesley never intended to
ieaVe the Church, and he hopes to see
the day when Methodism will take its
Old position in the Church.
A sister Of Sturgeon, the great Bap-
uSt preacher Of London, has entered
me pulpit. The English papers speak
OF her rs a most gifted lady, and say if
me Rev. {. II. SpurgeOn is the prince
81 preachers among men, surely Mrs.
jackson Is the queen of preachers
among women.
The site for the location of Moody
ana Sankey's new amphitheater in
chicago Is on the southwest corner Of
Monroe and Franklin Streets. Work
VIII oe commenced Immediately. and
the building will be completed October
!. In size II will be I45 by 100 feet with
asea'isg capacity of 5000 people.
Hiss G. /. Wolfe, of this CITY. rave
$4,000 some time ago to ,9nnd =
school for girls in Nevada ON cordit;on
that the people Of the State would ra;se
like sum. The citizens Of Reno 81.
ed $1,000, and Bishop Whitaker has
nearly raised the remainder Tho
school-buildlng-the frame of which i
UPS 4uNoS feet i'm size, and three
stories high. IL stands in the middle ~
plot OF seven acres of ground, in the
northwest part Of the town, three-0uar-
ters OF mile from the railroad station.
and overlooks the whole valley. II will
accommodate forty boarders, six teach
ers and sixty day scholars.-Neto York
ErcniHg Post
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Charles Francis Adams and Gen. Franz
Sigel for Ti.den.

The following letters, from Charles
Francis Adams and Gen. Franz Sigel,
explain themselves:
QUINCY. Mass. Aug. ;, 1876.
ii. +. MCDERNoTT. jersey City.
DEAR SIR am one Of the class now de-
nominated Independents, asking no fayors
and voting for the best men without regard
10 party lines. propose 10 retain my posi-
ton. But a 20 the choice offered me be-
tween Mr.. Tilden and Mr.. Hayes, though
having no prepossessiOns against either, /
do not hesitate 10 saw that the former is far
the most fitted 10 meet the emergency i'm
our politics. in my opinion. and intend 10
vote for him. Very truly yours,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
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Odds and Ends.

-" Wherever ! 60" said an elderly
traveller the other day, al find men
wearing out their old clothes and hats
but the ladies, almost without excep-
ton, have brand new and expensive
dresses.n
The Indians returning to the agen-
cies, Ell? Well, the Government should
have tooth-brushes, fine shirts and
pudding ready for them. BE good
to an Indian If you want him to love
you.-Free Press.
Nothing will undermine ones faith
in the sincerity of friendship more COM
pletely than 20 have a friend ask you tn
''take something" and after the glasses
have been emptied TO hear him exclaim,
as he runs his hand deep into his peck
cts, give got on my other pants"
An Indiana youngster was reciting
her Sunday-schOol lesson, which was
about solomon and the Queen of Sheba.
"What did The Queen bring TO Solo
mOn?n asked the teacher. "Costlv
gifts" was the answer. "What did
Solomon show her?n "His wisdom
and his breeches," was the startling re-
ply. The answer on the lesson paper
read: Z" His wisdom and his riches. -
Ben. Brown was elected to the Office
of Constable in the State Of Penusylva-
MIA, and while serving "A process on his
friend Tom Smith, the latter became
angry and gave Ben. a thrashing. Ben.
was indignant, and exclaimed: 81
wouldn't mind your licking me in my
individual character, but when you
shake me in my official capacity you
shake a pillar Of the Commonwealth. "
A young widow is, perhaps, the
most interesting object in nature or in
art. She represents experience without
lis wrinkles or its gray hair. She has
beauty and maidenly freedom
She is grief with a laugh
Ing eye-sorrow in "A house Of festival
a silver moon in sable cloud. She is too
sweet for any thing! Like all good
things, she can only be created at n
great sacrifice.
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Haps and kIishru..

AT a Tilden and Hendricks pole
raising At Dayton, Ohio, Theodore
/ Meyers, aged Il, was killed by the pole
falling and several others were injured
At Buffalo, n. Y, John King
meyer, aged AZ, owing To domestic
trouble, cut his wife's throat, and then
his own. They leave thirteen children
AT Davenport, Iowa, G.. Il. Pad
dock, foreman Of railroad construction,
jumped from a bridge in the river and
was drowned. He leaves wife and
three children.
George Schurg, aged II, while
racing with locomotive on the South
Side Railroad, Long Island, beca.se
bewildered, and falling under the
wheels, was crushed To death.
Two children of n man named Pc
terson were scalded TO death i'm the
town Of Winchester. Wis, and Mrs.
Peterson horribly scalded, 10y the tip
ping over of a wash-boiler.
Mrs. LO,tie Middleton, Of the Can
ada Settlement, Eaton County, Mich,
died of grief recently, AT being charged
with poisoning her husband, who died
some months ago. A post-mortem ex-
animation entirely exonerated her, but
the disgrace weighed fatally on her
mind.
Mary BOgardus OF Columbus, O.,
became insane when she heard that
her husband was killed in the Black
Hills. Imagining that she was Abra-
ham, she sound her little girl, placed
her on an inverted washtub, piled
wood around her, set il on fire, and
would have burned the child 10 death
but for the fortunate interference of
neighbor.
"A fire in Hamburg, Germany, de-
stroyed the large theater callei the
Central Halle. Ii being Sunday, and
the weather favorable, the theater and
gardens were crowded, and when the
fire broke out a panic was created,
women fainting, and children CRYING
piteously, and about dozen people
were crushed and burned to death.
Several of the ballet girls and some Of
the actors were severely burned.
William Harms, of Augusta Coun-
~, Va, aged twenty-five, was engaged
In selling beehives. One day he heard
of tree near that contained a swarm
OF bees, and on finding il climbed up To
find the entrance. When he had got
ten about % feet from the ground there
was flash Of lighting, and he was
struck dead, his body falling TO the
ground.
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The Democratic Victory in Alabama.

The Alabama election on Monday last. the
first state election since Tilden's nomina-
ton, was carried by the Democracy i'm way
that shows the strength and popularity ~
the 81. Louis ticket. Up 10 1874, the State
was Republican, but in that year il turned
TO The Democratic party 10y a majority o.:
i5'UVo' The gain upon that majority, in
Monday : election. was very great. and the
full returns will perhaps show that IL was
doubled, or even more than doubled. Nearly
all the members OF Congress elected are
Democratic, and the Legislature, in both
branches, Is almost entirely Democratic.
Order and quiet prevailed everywhere dur
ing the election, and there was no disturb
ance IN any part Of the state. The local
elections IN Kentucky on Monday also show
ed Democratic gains in the various counties
IN which they were held. The work opens
promisingly for Tilden aud Reform. -Ne,r
York San.
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Foreign Notes.

Gen. Garibaldi writes a letter from
Caprica accepting the Presidency of
the league for the Liberation of the
Sclavo- HELENE Peninsula.
The royal family Of Denmark EN-.
barked for St Petersburg on the Goth
of July. The party consisted Of the
King and Queen Of Denmark. the King
and Queen of Greece and theirchildren,
the Princess Thyra and the Prince
Waldemar.
Miss Mercus, the Herzegovinian
Joan of Arc, is about 80 years of age,
OF diminutive stature, dark, and not
handsome. She has squandered the
greater portion Of a large fortune in
the realization Of her romantic dreams !;
nevertheless, she is in possession of
more than 10000.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated
at Lima, Peru, by grand ball AT the
residence of Mr. Henry Meiggs, to
which go guests were invited. The
newspapers of that city assert that the
entertainment surpassed i'm magnif-
cehce every thing of the kind ever before
given IN South America.
The Right Hon. Mr.. DisraeH will
shortly resign from the House of Com
mons and enter the House of Lords
under the title Of Earl Of Beaconsfeld.
~ Is probable that the succession 10 tho
leadership Of the Conservatives in
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Psrsoasl and Literary.

Mr.. Tennyson is about 10 publish
a new edition of his poems in one vol
ume annotated by himself.
The lady selected by Gov. Tilder
as his wife is said 20 be Mrs Todd, OF
Huntsville, Ala.
The New York Herald announces
that the proprietor Of that journal will
be married in September TO Miss May
DR.. Hammond, of New York, =,
one time Surgeon-General of the Army,
is said TO have an income of 500, 900 a
year from his medical practice.
Oliver Wendell Holmes is the in
yentor of the common hand stereo-
scope, and his work has been given TO
the world without the protection of a
patent.
Charlotte Bremen, the only sister
of Frederika Bremen, in whose literary
labors she 10 a considerable degree
participated, is dead. She was born in
1899.
Miss Catherine Beecher, the only
member Of the Beecher family who has
never been married, was betrothed in
youth TO Prof. Porter, who persisted in
the wreck Of the Albion.
The sum If $50, 600 has thus far
been raised by the Lee Monument As
ISOLATION for the purpose of erecting an
equestrian statue Of the late Gen. Rob
err +. Lee, in the Capitol Square, Rich
mond, Va.
Discussing the question whether
authorship in America is remuneratiye.
the New York Tribune says that the
author ~ "St. Elmo" is the only Amer
lean writer Of fiction TO whom a pub
Usher viii pay $4,000 on receipt of
manuscript.
This specimen from the Wesflichc
Post shows II what the German Ian
guage is capable when it undertakes a
compound word "Elsenbahnwagen-
ersuchsnOtarietael. - This
refers 10 Col. Valentine Baker, who has
gone 10 join the Turks, and may be re-
garded as very seyere.:Cin. Gazette.
Fernando Wood is reported as
having said that the popular idea Of
the cost If living at Washington is
largely erroneous. He entertains more
than any other person in the city, ex-
cept Secretary Fish, and his own ex-
penses are, he says, not more than SlO,-
600 ser annum.
Prof. Karl Simrock, one Of the con-
spicuous lights Of German literature,
died at Bonn July L.. His most impor- /
tant works were translations Of the
Nibelungen Lied, Of the Scandinavian /
Edda, and Of Shakespeare, while the /
the mythology, and the his
.ory Of Rhineland were the study and /
he delight Of his life.
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The lockwood used by engravers i
bror hit from the region OF the Black
and Caspian Seas, and is said 10 grow
IN perfection nowhere else. A cubic
foot of ii weighs sevebty-five pounds,
and the prices range from SO 10 $3.50
"A ton.
An artificial chicken-hatcher is ex-
hibited in Cincinnati. Ii consists of "A
large glass box, holding 400 eggs, on
wire trays. The temperature is regu-
lated so accurately that il never varies
half a degree from one hundred. The
machine works well.
The Pine River Valley and Stevens
Point Railroad runs from Lone Rock,
Wis, TO Richland Center, distance Of
sixteen and one-ffth miles, on rails
made Of maple wood, laid on oak ties.
Iron rails are used only on curves where
there is a good deal of side pressure.
America is now shipping large
quantities Of beef TO England, the
Egypt last week having taken Ala quar-
tiers. American beef can be sold in
Great Britain at least % per cent. cheap
er than that which is grown there, and
is, at its best, as good AS the English
article, but as yet it is not feasible to
export II on the hoof, as freight is too
high. Enthusiasts claim that Califor-
mia mutton is as good as any South
down ever grown, and the time may
come when that also shall be exported.
-Chloroform vapor has been lately
found to act with great rapidly in ex-
tinguishing the flame of the vapor %
petroleum. Combustible gases, mixed
with chloroform yapor, are found 10 i'm
mcdiaic!y lose their explosive proper
ties, and even their combustibility. The
successful result Of these Investigations
has suggested various practical appli-
cations of the method, and, among 9th
er uses, it is thought that it might be
advantageously employed, upon "A large
scale, for extinguishing fires in petroe-
um stores and on board ship.
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A QUESTION ARGUED.

Shall we make the South master-that insoleni
section,
Impenitent yet for the crime Of the war.
That has organized murder 70 win the election.
And boasts Of toe lawlessness men should alb
hors-Infer Ocean.
Now. may satan forbid it-that insolent section
Has still something let that 10 worthy our
steal;
We will send down the troops and wen win the
election,
start bank for the freedmen and have new
deal. Courier Journal
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NEW YORK. Aug. 8. 1s1I


To The Editor of the Sun.
Having received Of late several invitations
TO address political meetings. Il seems 10 me
my duty 10 declare. for the purpose OF
avoiding all misunderstanding. that the
principle and policy laid down Ia the Dem
ocratic platform, and in the letter OF accept
ance Of Tilden and Hendricks. are in ac-
cordance with the views which on many Oc-
casons | have expressed and defended pri-
ystely aud publicly. ! should be faithless
II myself by not upholdng and defending
them now in the hour Of trial. and therefore
shall give my support In this election TO the
Presidential ticket adopted by the Demo-
cratic party.
In taking this step desire, however, 20
add that shall not rcnounce independent
action inpolitical matters relative 10 our own
state and city whenever questions OF national
policy OF paramount Importance are not in
VOWED. Yours very respectfully,
4. SIGEL
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The Providence Tool Company is
nrlnS out 666 Peabody-Martini rifles
LOT me Turkish Government a dav. the
con tract being for 100000.