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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

o ,ogy HAYErT. OWNER IN THE BAT
sSaTF Nine, situated in Bristol District.
tLl,,sIn I County. State of Nevada formerly Nye
when es Sdn %ns srs was hereby notsd nSs that
eoln Hs = ans from you the sum Of One Hundred
tasae asno, noIIars on your interest in the above
la, lsi1, mine. which you are hereby notified to
nsmeI esIa,nsdiately, together with costs OF this
pay li.arnsnt otherwise I shall claim forfeit
!, ao,r interest in conformity with the Act
~ NJ Congress section 81. approved May 10th,
T is79 All persons are cautioned against pur-
9h.slas hs cannot under existing circumstan-
ess. make legal transfer
p p,osbe, New, Nov. 18th, 1875. -, o,,
ulI-9Od 'o'. oi L.
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Each Pupil should be furnished with Tow
els. Napkins, l Knife, Fork 1 Teaspoon,
Tablespoon, l Silver Goblet. and sufficient
Clothing.
Terms are invariably in advance. No deduc-
tion made for withdrawing pupils before the
end Of their session, unless in case of sickness
or dismissal.
For further particulars, apply to
- MOTHER M. AUGUSTA,
Superior.
Salt Lake City, Utah Territory. n1A-1m
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

AFFICE OF THE ALPS sILvEBsMINING
~ Company, Room % Stevenson, Building,
san Francisco. March 10th, 1876.-At meeting
Of the Board Of Directors held this day, divi-
dend mo. ~ Of Fifty Cents per share was de-
clared, payable ON Wednesday, tho 18th inst.
Transfer Books closed on Saturday, the 11th
instant at 8 O'Clock p. m.
mrls o. d. SQUIRE, secretory.
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TO LET.

ne BUILDING ON MAIN A
r. sreet, known as the Bank M{pM
bsIon enge Building. next door sssE.
onnos,. v~ .Cnshing's Drug Store and lllll ,Mtt
pposlte Wells, Fargo 4 Co. -!
ber ryVp,y WY At the Office OF Sherwood 4 Bros Lum.
n12-f
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LOST.

CN WEDNESDAY LAST. A RED NOR.
*, X rocco Porte Monnaie. on the ontside of
snd nan.s was the name sof Mrs. A. I. Eastlsnd.
s@ tonsa,ned ~ few visiting cards, check for
soma ioner osuer OF A. T. Easland, indorsed, Also
p.d ~ ,oose change. suitable reward will be
nsss ~ ~ leaving the same at the Record bust.
apl-2t
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REAUDusi
DR.. GIBBONS DIspENSlRY

~vO noe KNARNY NTRNHT OOR. -
TvI NJ Cr,,,,,,srct., a. Trsrctscc Al
n.s,,.t. N., a,,...rca ~, no,r,s,,isi ss,.s -
81. Sssshad ~. ~ ,sSx ~ ths t-sst,rs,. WI
Of sexual ana seminal Disoose, uch
- 0onofrneos ct. Daactexes peaus ~ ~ -
forms, Seminal weakness. Lmposency, &c.. -:
bkin diseases OF years esanalnGs ana uAoeseseo
Legs, etc.. succees1uiiy Ieated.
Dh. GlbbON mas the pleasure Q! ennouncan
that ne has returned nom visiung the principal
Hospitals OF Europe, ana mas resumed pracs1oes
The Doctor has spared neither time NOR moneY
In seeking out new rcmeoies. sno "a rcsuEneo
with increased faciiitios fof alsviasang humaD
suffering.
Seminar Week1esss
Seminal emission ID consequence Of soIf
abuse. This solitaaA vice, or dsprsvsd soxnAl
iudulaence. 10 prscticod b. the youth Of hOth
eexes TO an almost unlimited sxtsnt, producino
with unerrlng certainty the following train q
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DR.. C. HARENsERc,

" Physician &c Surgeon.
OFFICE ON MEADOW VALLEY STREET,
" in Logan's Lodging House.
Special attention paid to private diseases.
Cure guaranteed or money refunded.
Office hours. 10 q. m. till 2 p. m. Evening,
from toe. f27-tf
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FOR SALE

A psEAUT!FUL RESIDENCE IN pIocHE,
ehe.n 1snely furnished throughout. for s.is
@ iull particulars inquire Of
nau CHAS. wIEDERHOLD.
Main street.
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NOTICE.

vVVHE BUTCHERING BUSINESS HERETO.
L fore conducted by L. v. Loonis, has bean
leased TO and will be managed hereafter BY
F.W. CLuTE.
Phoebe, New, March !. 1915. mr7-s0d
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LOST.

fnHE FOLLOWING CHECK, TO WIT: No.
L 1922, for $166, drawn in favor Of Proc
tor Myers, on the London and San Francisco
BANK by the State Bank of Nevada, located
~ Pioche. Nevada, has been lost in transmits
TONED against negotiating the same as payment
aas oeen stopped.
m|-SOd STEELE l. TURRILL.
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ISTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
!. = states, in and for the District of Nevada
sia ~ inaoAnkruptcy.-Notice Of appointment Of AS
,, ane undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appontment BY said Court as Assignee Of the
cs eslste Of VIM. Stsnsfeld, Bankrupt of the
county Of Lincoln. State Of Nevada, within
Mld District. who has been adjudged Bank
rupt upon the petition of John VIM. Harrison,
one Of his creditors.
Phoebe, January oath, 1875.
JOS. h. HOAG,
ia25-30 Assignee.
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ACADEMY OF ST. MARTS,
~- rrr a -

VNHIS FINE BRICK ACADEMY, LATELY
i erected CT lst West Street, Salt Lake City,
is now suflicieptly completed to accommodate
boarders In healthful and pleasant manner
The Sisters offer the advantages Of thorough
education to young ladies' intrusted to their
care.
TERMS:
For one Session of five months, includ-
Do W M.
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JOS. oPrE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-20
HORsks. CAkkIAGEs. &c.

a MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIoNEER.
n. TIKI THIRD extraordinary sale Of FASHIOXAHLY
BRED TROTTING 5 lOck bred by Hon. B. Congcr. OF
the waidbers stud. NY, win take place
BARKER A sons t,iiy Auction Mart and New York Tat
tcrs ts corner Of Broadx and 3gth ST. saturday.
April 20. Mt III O'Clock. and csns Is Of TWENTY-FIVE
EAD Of brood Mares, Flies Stallion Colts and Geidings
all d, the 10 trotfing stra
AMONG THE brood msees ire the get OF Rysiyks Ham,
bletonixm American Star. Young STAR Noman Mamorino
Chief 10 cudng the celebrated Rop. lloxe Bateman
Tsglioni. Ac. all Ia foai Bedford 2U
C2:p. Mad Anthony, Ben Abdaah Solitaire. Chief Ne.
dium. &c.
THE FILLEs. Stallion Colts and Gedinss include the
get OF BEDFORD Ben Abdnllsh. Wild Irishman. DC.
stock will srrive At tho Mart for exhibition, Monday
next. April "a.
CATALOGUES can be had at the SPIRIT AND TURF
OFFICES. ~ the Mart Sale without reserve post
ponemeRt.
MAJOR CHARLES w. BARKER. AUCTIONEER.
IA. TIE GREAT SPRING trade OF Carriages. both new
and second hand. viii take place BARKER SONS
City Auction Mart and New York Tnttersax Of
Broadway and Both SATURDAY next, April ~ st IL
O'Clock.
THE STOCK. the largest offered at auction COM
prises almost EVERY STYLE OF vehicle
public. including top and Road Wagons top and
top Pony Phaetons four and six Park
Coaches Depot Wagons. carriages. Rockaways Jump
Wagons Track Sukies and skeleton Wagons
Wagons. Cha and Express Wagons de-,
including the make Of celebrated manufacturers
CATALOGUES ready. stock exhibition.
SALE WITHOUT reserve postponcmeuI
TIE GREATEST chance offered o dealers livery
stable or the genera. public.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AsrROLoGy-2p Pscr-6rh col.
1kb sD tsEs and :s ss
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-isr PA0r-4th
sgs!SEss I. .osSroaruxrrlEs p.er.
uirv NEAL HsrSfs ToR s1isis sxIEasr eG s.exh COL
CLERKS AND SALESMEN-I2rn PAcx-ad col
OoAcHNES ASb GARDESERs-iaru rAcx-ad and %
ccoAAsIwIsE Goa sIEAMsHIrs-larm rAcr--esh col
p4Scisd AcAbsslEsnsls ASccADIss s.srsa r1ssa Ssb COL
PeN BPseNNTisTKy-era ris,n rAcE-:.d col
6wkSSHISS aSSsss 70 LET si' FURNISHED AND us
r saa 81 ss sad 9Th coils
3 sevE9rk-erH eVE9 ~ "a rAcx-3d col
TiNANcixL-srm PASs. ~
iGREisIED RooSs AZ AND b. APARTMENTS TO LEr-2D
r,, rAGErsd and 4th coils.
EfS 4
HosE cAhsIleEs 1cHisr rAfss sS Sd and 9Th
sE M assysSss ;rs n ss r.s.-s.s CO.
'1TI ssaE SoR ely AsD sEa
szssfS sSsssIss;s s:ssss ,s s
ss
fEkSONAL-lsr PAcg-1st COL
rlANuFORTES. ORGANS, &c.--ssrH PAGE-6th col.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-ssrH PAcE-3d col.
fkoFHssioSaI sTuATHcSs n1ffS ss wAxrrp-rExAIrs
S oF s' 4E cTy tSs sass fG OR
RENT.lsr PAcE-5th and 9th coils.
ss$ EsTaIk SkSShHSalsa r.s.ass rassssA es col
REWARDS-lsr PAGE--1st col
sALEs At ACCTiON-9rH PAGE-Ist I'd and Sd coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-llrH FAcx-1st, ID
IruxTIoSs w1STEDvMALEs-lar pAcn-lss and I'd
SPECIAL NoTTcEs-lsr PAcr-l.t and I'd coils.
sfOkTING-DOGS, BIRDS. &c-lsr PAc4-2d col.
STORAGE-9rH PAcE-6th col
SUMNER RESORTS-12rR PAcx-5th col
THE TRADES-I2rn PAGE-3d col.
THE TURr-1sr PAGE-.d col
~ LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAcE-lst col.
TkAyELLEkS' GCIDE-l2rH PAGE-t 9Th col.
IN PAGE-4th aud 5th coils
MAHTED TO PURCHASE-aTH PAcE-3d col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-srH PAcR-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-1sr PACx-5tl col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-1oru PAcE-0th col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-20

mi sni E s Dn7 EyklSs ars q Ir II ocLocx
AT THE UNION xTcTIoS E MAET y EAST 18TH ST..
FIFTEEN HEAD cr fISs H6RsEs Rs CONSISTING or
a%ss sss ,ss ss..sss s
- n rs sss as S.pps n s,sy M
ys:f hands % sro. I'm IN one sseH ss
y: S's' ss s". BAY s a
Mare sired ss sr"s any DAY IL
:1s me s..s
veterinary surgeon ana o. esch ana every horse
RraEriE .l:a is' q SEARCH or FIRST CLASS
s i'snS and kind ' 90 we'll g attend this
E.. SsHE ras SsS STvsgS11s9s aas 90
At rME AT y rSsos 2sL9Hk sucriox A H MART
no % EAST isfii sr.: Skxs skoxbwAY,
es'ras' sS sssP' ro ;;Sd', w%S5Ss rpS 5css Hon'';
Depot Wagons Fst r,sfTdSsy Enc rSay top and no top
fine single and double Harness
csi!f'f; With fuIi nsr 'fisy bsyycsisrfoS Il ifs TSs
Parties In search q nne stock win DO veil to
e.'' Ans %EE stsTlns FIRST 'r' crSss rGasss .'"'
without reserve. TO the highest bidder.
"A light Carriage Poles; s closed cn very cheap
perfect order. good - BARTLETT. $50 Broaaway.
A GREAT BARGAIx.-sso WILL buy GENTLE
years old. i5s hands record s5 has been riden and
be apprecated sso handsome Bmguy and fine harness,
krbrs. Blankets. Whips. aii good No. So
last i2sh -. eeween Broadway aud University place
LAxDACLET. SECOND HAND, LIGHT AND
n In nne "rter; Coach. Landau Rockaways
Coupe Eor. tight fnr
Depot wagons. - and hand Road Wagons.
by cts makers. ~ los prices victorias Cnbrocts
Of all Of Vehicles harness
WILLIAM u. GRAY ~ and ~ Wooster ~
a CHESTNUT NARE-i5 HANDS. 0 YEARS OLD;
N sound kind and trot fast. Address 32I
ford tConn.l Post Office.
4 FOR SALE. FIRST CLASS FAMILY HORSE
N NJ tor doctor centlemau's business, IL
and warranted IN every way Apply At ~ Great Jones
FOR sALE--A RARE cHANCE-FIvE HORSES.
n. 6t tor any purpose
good trial allowed Apply at i6i suiiiva Houston
FOR SALE. VICTORIA IN GOOD ORDER:
~. first Glass maker .lsc side bar, shifting top Road
Wagon Private stable % East 18th IT
4 -MORTGAuE sALE-GEORGE GEOGIT EGAv
~ Auctiancrr sells by virtuc . chattel mortgage.
1hnr>day April ~ II o'clock. the stables AZ, West
Ssi u IL gooi Work Horses, Trucks Harness and stable
Utensils, by order of jeremiah Lennon. Mogagec Sale
positive. rain or shine.
4 FOR SALE. 20 HORSES. JUST FROM IxDTAxA;
IA suitable all busIncsA Inquire 100 xosiolG
4 FOR SALE. ForK GOOD WORK HORSES. a
~ Grsst jones 49, near bowsy.
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DAY. APRIL 20, ls76.-TRIPLE SHEET.


Auction NofIcE. AUCTION NOTICE.
Al Attention 10 called to the sale
by public anction
TOMORROW FRIDAY. APRIL 81, AT II O'CLOCK.
OF 10 FINE. HANDSOME And RELIAhLE
HORSES.
CARRIAGES. HARNESS. BLANKETS. ROBES. &C,
THE PROPERTY OF PRIVATE GKNfLEMAS. AND
MOVED FOR CONVENIENCE or SALE TO
STABLE no NELSON PLACE MERCER STD
CHAs. c. DUFF. AucTIONEER.
Including pair OF imported English carriage Horses
handsome hore 10 In his 3trotinx Horses that
trot from 30 down 30; that trot In As that
can beat minutes: thcy all handsome sound
and kind and can be at stable rs above.
B-For fu description Of horses. pedigrecs. perform
ances &c. &c. Herald and catalogue
STOCK NOW on EXHIBITION. GE>TLEMEN ARE
SALE. W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-20

III orEL .RuTMERroRD PARK. - MINUTES FROM
Ia New York, 10 rooms, and complete for or
sale. u. X. STEWART. ~ cedar 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-20

HOTEL ~ ATLANTIC CITY. ~ j.. At A BARGAIN; /;
known - Reed House" y. DAY. 81 South 30 a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-20

JNNENSE MISUNDERSTANDING DAIRY. FRUIT
and poultry Yarn of ~ acrcs 4 miles from Ars town
most beautiful and healthy half iIe
70 rairpnd station honr fhadeIpha
hu'id'nx l4trans daily rich. smooth land:
wood Land beautiful stream bathing and E,hing splendid
rooms pIHxst: plenty shade around good barn. carriage
hog and poultry houses Price, Including hay. grain.
good horses. 8 cows, large hogs ~ chicken~
sarraxe fSrm and truck hay rake moving machine
harness.. toos &C only $3.50, cash 3OjO balance
easy address Nj. WALKER. Luksns Hotel North waiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-20

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-AT SUMMIT, n J;
only from New York. the Norris and Essex
ksilread. for more years Apply to Mrs. J. D.
, 1876-10-11
The Breach OF tho Fortn Flns

CpFrsApotdfncs LaHfon 1in1Eg.
RoME, eept. @.-Tho aixth anniversary OF the
breach Of the Porta Pla was celebrated to-day
With unusual solemnity, by. uncoycring tw,
Of this Senatorial Palace on tho Capitol, and
bearing the nat1cs OF all tho Romans who fell
fighting for the Independence Of ltaly from
1913 to 1870, At o'clock the various trade md
mutual aid societies, with their banners, veter-
ans who had fought In patriotic battles, boys Of
the Municipal, Ternlint, and st. Michele Schools,
and others assembled In tile Piazzn del Popolo,
to pnas In procession thence to the Capitol. Tie
Corso waa gally decorated With flags. In tho
Piazza ARA Col! tho crowd bccanle 80 dense
that the procession could not make ita way on:
wartls Without the greatest difficulty. Whep all
wcrc assembled ln tho pfazza Of the Capitol, tho
casions, was r,lng, md With tho first peal the
coverings OF the inscriptions fell, wli!lo tho
bands at tho same tintu played tho popular
hymn Of 1913, "Fratellt d'Italia." From tic
tcrrace to tho landing tho great staircase Of tho
Palace was decorated with velvet hanglngs.
Syndic Venturi, who was surrounded by the
who'll municipal body, including Stgnor 6clIa,
delivered discourse, which was loudly and re-
pcatrd1y apnlnudcd, anu then placid great
laurel wreaths above eaeh tablet, tho hanaa
ptuylug "Gari6alli's uynu." All tho Cabinet
Ministers now In Rome stood baEcheadcd at q
window. THIS is the first tin,o the members 6i
Tho Government aud the municipal authorities
l.ayo united in assisting III tho celebration o.
Perfect Of Rome, Gcn. Conacnz, Commanding
the DIvalon OF Rome In the absonco OF Prince
lluinbert, and representative Of different
branches OF both services. The city was illu
minated, With bands playing IN the different
p{axxa8,
, 1876-10-11

Gen, Harrison brishtcns up Ills spsegt,cs In
IndlaAa with q liberal supply vi ppt anecdotes.
Here IA ono from hts Indianapolis speech: II
remember to lInvo seen coiorcd brjgado onco
down at Nashville, Il, command Of in a!1lcer
colore.l bElsaae 60 out aud sttaek thc isetsls.
And never taw q handsotueF ssIrlnfsh line
'deployea; never eaw men xutnK forward In
better style, anu never Baw 1irDclS run fastcr
taah they dtl. [ttreat langhtcr.l ] saw that
a'lyaucG limo Of black sklrtntshcys rush on tho
rctrcating Rebels, Well, thcre wa4 onc-sl!il
you say Denoerat1-(laughterl Rebel that was
q lttl1 lame, or else llttlo slow In extrieattng
himself fram ls riae-p pit, nnd rulorttf soldier
eanlu upon him uml demanded thnt he
should slirrendcr. lilo sabl, No, sir,
! will never surrender t0 ngger.' Laugh
ter, sWhy,' said he, IL should sur
render 70 niggcr, when 60 home my fattcr
request which, In Its extreme ard captivating
ln6desty, think ID characteristic Of thu modern
Democracy, which ID demanding that tho pco.
pie Of this 1antl slIall turn the Government over
to tleIn. 'Dut,' says isc, III you will 70 lack
tnto camp aud get white soldier and bring him
out here, will surrender to him. {Laughter.]
Why, II was half mills to camp, and The bullets
were buxz!ng around there like q awarm Of bees.
Now, wasn't that nodestyl {Laaghtcr.] We'll,
said to this Rebel, sl'd like 70 'commedate you,
asl!, but teo IN =. very great hurry; '-[laugh-
tcrl-tand' said be, you'll hare to 60 long,
sah.' Renewed laughter.l So he did come
along The coloEed man brought his prisoner
, 1876-10-11

*ays-iust like Hendricks md Voorhcca-an1
llu said 10 tho peup1os 'Your conrse IA Just
and right, but the King hatl, tlcrutod no inan
to hear thee. O-o-o-o-la-h, TINT 1 wero Jttlgc
In Israeli that my lnnu TINT hau
any intercss or matter might como unto tnp,
nnd would do Him tustcc.F [C}rcat inughtcr,
Nuw, Isn't Tint Tho lnnguago Of Tidcn when ho
was told Of hts nomtnnttonf Isn't that n clasu
paraphrasc Of his words when l,s strllttcd mp md
down like a turkcy-cock, sThnt's bcen,,sc In, n
rciormer.' tLauEhter.] The end Ut that starry
is tho bcst part Of It, as It ought to bo Of every
story. After It tells how David gathered tho
Eccrossed tho Jordan anil ttctcatel tho ARMY Of
Absaloln, It Winds lip, II rccolcct right, IN
this way: And Absalon,'a mule went out
from uiiilcr him. tLanghtcr.] There ie a
Tilted Ills faii. Tho result viii 6e TINT the
Tiltlcn and Hendricks reform mule went out
from under them I'anghtcrl With Rutherford
B. Hayes on his back. furcat chccring.]"
, 1876-10-11

Serious II not alurnllng news comes from
Lippc.Detmoltl, the people Of which thriving
principally nro said to bs on tho eve OF q reyo-
lutio,i. Tho. frEnec, like our own William tho
their father, and ono oi is favoriie stags hay
Ing escaped frum the. Royal park, Ills 6cfcno
Ilglnuss l.as strictly Forbidden eacla and all Of
his Ilyal subjects t0 kill u. Meanwhile tho
stag las alscady dangerously wounded several
persons, and otherwise uiapaycd tendencies Of
u decidedly vicious character. Tho animal carr
not ~ saught, must not ps llu!t, aud means
Ltppe-Detmoll. Appeal 10 the Emperor Is ont
VI the question, for By thu Articles Of Confcl.
cratIon the Prince has tho absolute right Of
regulating tile informal affairs Of his domiulons.
With foFcig1, politics tie must not lnelElle but
iuto domestic politics l,e has introduced a. much
confusion ~ 10 Ills Transparency shall seem
good. Possibly tho L!ppc-Detnolders may
Evolve completely new theory gu the subject
o{ lu:Ml sclf-EovcgAtneut out Vi tic clrcunl-
htnuccS.
, 1876-10-11
A NIn1,atAr ilnllonn.

N. s1nArd, Of Paris, las devised the e..ss==<.
t1nn Of a balloon ftr 1878 which will far sur
= t'''' rr. h..':rs ~ lunl1c in this direction.
ls III WI c lotea o. fesistng
droEen gus, manufactured Of alternate aheets
Of linen and caoutrlour, protected externally by
several myers Of varntsh aud coated with white
paint, to dninieil tic effect Of the SUMS rays.
feet, and will form an Immense sphcre,-th
greatest ever constructed, the diameter Of
which WILL not be less than !la feet. When
moored to the ground the balloon wlll form IL
fifteen feet tho height Of tho Arc tlo TrionIphe.
Tie balloon itself will weigh $50 pounds, and to
join tic pieces together OF which 1t Is COM
posed will take nearly four ,nilcs Of sew
Of the balloon will form gallery ffty feet
IN circumference Il circular space III the centre
Of ten feet In diameter will be reserved; In tho
centre Of this space the cable, powerful rope
the upper circle BY means Of aa apparatus which
will constantly indicate tic ascending power OF
the balioon. This acrial machine will bc held to
tho earth by eight cables, attached to iron rings
above vnst conical 6asin. The car will bo
reached by two mnveable gangways, and from
forty to i1fty persons win 30 taken On board at
each ascent. Tho cnblc will desccnd to tho
secure system OF wheels, will DO carried along
tunnel, to be worked BY an engine Of 200 horse-
power. This cable will be 1880 feet In length.
Tho capttyc balloon Will be placed IN the centre
OF circular inclosurc, aW feet In diameter. It
form the most elevated dome In tho Champ do
Nnre. With this balloon It will bc posaiblu to
raise moro than zoo coo visitors 1,GG0 feet above
the Garth during tho continuance of the Exhlbl-
tiop. They may contemplate from that height,
surprising that Of eleven Arcs do Tr3omphe, the
fine tablcau Of tho City Of Paris and its sur
roundlngs. N. Gitlard proposes to construct
this enormous machine entirely at bis own OK
9tnnna
, 1876-10-11
VULCAN.
rRor. coLDERT's y1aws ON TT

PLANET.
Thar. ro, , co,,fo-,nhI. s,,.ra,nr. =, ,hs Arad,
o"t" VA w. -, ~ ,,,.tsttass
eny OF sciences 1hsthtEht. MI. T.. ". b!atchlofu
presided, and, after the regular routine business
Ind l,ccn dispatchcd, md tho rcport Of tho Com.
m,ltcn On nonotions. roco,nIxlnp acvero1 va,uah,c
...sso ~ -. y" ~ Ae' e,'... ,.. ~
g'te - tho n''fenm, 1he easrn'ah eala nc haa re-
cciycd q communication from ME. A. atcmpe' on
"Lteht, p" and II was referred to Tho Appropriate
comn,,ttc.
u.a. rI1,. r,,h.,+ .,, .t., ,,..od,o., .,s
fto'' hl'aS .oloe1t Was tneh th'1oauceo. ana
delivered M Interesting oa.hapd address npon
what he termed 4tho ao.callcd planet Vulcan. II
Ilo openc by speaking Of tho reoucs, Of foreign
s...,.n,sn- ,rh, ssIos ,,t,s. s.,ss,,an.s. w. ~
atton''nt'. ""' aehtu hust'n a'.tonun'e,a ~ ",
tcrse Tie sim % the I'd Of Sd Of October, and
to note II there vera my transit
of vulcan. The planet was not seen,
anu eVcrsIet, tho astronuinct Asked Tint obacrv-
etIons tc nsaii taken On the th and 1oth but was
laughed ut tor hs paHs. Tile Professor then en-
tsred upon ing history .! tllcah Ealh5 back TO tho
discovery 1f Uranus In 1881, then supposed to be
comet. lie followed It down to The time when It
was discovered HAT there Wah SONS unknown force
altering tho coursc Of Ctanua Lefctr!er under
, 1876-10-11

=. Dazardjk W did not tlnJ wholly destroyed.
4 Ps ia asa Seen bPnasoa. 99 s ey 5 s s.ss eh5ir Il %
We rode straight to tho church, wllcro strange
ind impressive spectacle awaited us. Tic
church yas In ruins, and the floor VAS covered
with the stones and tiles Of thu fallen root. We
had been occupied with 50 many tllngs while
travelling about il thls way that we kept very
little account OF time, and the days slipped by
without our nnmlog them. ! an afraid that, Il
the truth Tcre tola, moss than one Sunday
remembering It, md l, for ono. a,n obligild to
confess that It ilever occurred to mo that this
particular day was the Sabbath until came Ia
stght Of tic churchyard. There | WIS suddenly
ana u99exp;sstealy reminded ot It. Standing
man-A pcasant-rcatling prayers from book,
and around him, knceltng among tho graYes, 4
crowd OF peopo WHO gave the responses In =
united yolcs tl!at rose and swelicd on tho ,a!r,
funeral wall. The votce Of the old man was
Bhrill, broken, and fearful; that Of tho people
round, full, and harmonious, but iucxpressIbly
sad, lnournful, full Of tears. It was as though
oi this dowutrodden and l9d.fcarlng people,
Ind taken Yoicc-had turned into prnyor-lnto
q piteous appeal to heaven for merry. In spIte
Of the shattered walls VI their rooflcss homes,
wll!ch flowed the current Of their village llfc, In
spite Of the Acw-n,adc graves ot their slaugh-
tared knsfo1k, among which thsywcro kneelng,
these people stIll believe In tho goodness of
lod. still believe, perhaps. that wrong Is tran.
tho Sabbath day to krcp 1t holy, and, for want
OF better, turned the dwelling Of tbs dead Into
houso OF prayer. THIS two voices, TINT Of the
old man !aucrulous, broken. fearful, and that oi
and young, melting, into ono full, rich swell,
but equally fearful l,--answcred, aud spoke to
each other In l!tany WHOSE response ur refrain
was uayc mercy On us, hayo mercy on u.s.
No cry for vengeance, unt even for Justice, nut
Gully meek and humble prnyer Tor mercy and
for p!tY-now the prayer Of thu wholo Durga'
rlan people.