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New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
ATLANTIC CABLE TRAFFIC..
States


The Secretary of the Direct United states
CabiN Nou, ANY vines 10 lItOrn ne OF t"e go ~
Mid IL tumnany with its single cable, was aie "a
Yl Wlh L.. ige rXccitOual pressure Oi WORK. NDcn III
Co se,, ne, tLe me. rluon Ot COMMUNICATION over
M ca ,s oi the An -Aiuerican Company, Tue Woe vs
tue transatlantic telegraph ta'hc be,Moen inI9le an
A,erc Was ,IStred Ia the siuse cable OF ne Dr,ot
,'out,.,uv Tue uf trfic over ia" Dtect Ca"le,
IL ap cars practically Sle trOm tIe 4th !" lhe Vtn u
May inclusive, dutg WLlcA Time 95l4t Wvles , NV.I
iuui, tqusuitted oVtr the lac. on tie wv" ht.fhSt
,Iys ,lz tLe 5ta and tby OH Ot May lliOZ ""lls au
IJJOo WOuLs wsae snt over the lIh' di,' u s
ut,u. mn aVrs..e speed fur the whole al Tie "a i"u1
All 10 and II lpfds respectively 1ho bisL'st - eeu
rnoc.ed Vas - Na,ris per minute. iils >P''" We ~
,1,,l y,,r tue sp..st Of tne - siei WA te
n. IA ,,l ~ 800 nautical miles. We Like tnS oPPsI
unit, uf ,cAuOwell lnS the speed an areu 81 In
vI,nb h a me- SAGE Ird 10 thc u ty AeNs" ~"
pIl,u,Il,., correspondent Un the l0th hst Nas rss
,nIII 5 as by tad Diryct Gable Company lac mum
az s,TlA of L. rs ,trssl-c IN uif corr sVh" /"
d s.D the openng of tle Centennial ENAib,uoh, sTie
aliA uoiNrrcd bI tio company, ""s i't'I. ~ pH' !.
frt dom iron MISTAKES. rOu TIE nliloT % er VI
spelling, " Eicn Sbut Too rare III leioEL LAp"'As N"'
.I.rti ile LIST
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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

THE BACCA1AULEAIE sEENo\-ii"NOhs Co"fEhhhD
--CoMMEHc cFMENT ExEkCisfs.
fgRoM AZ OCCASIONAL CORKLsi"NDENT of fHN TRibONL'i
MIuplE.owN. Conn, Jfne 29.-The Com
meucemsla .xersiss of wcsIeian UElycrsii began oi
Sunday ,,,t WITH the seFH0u Of President
1oss SUNDAY night missionary SERMON Was P'eaeheu
before the Missionary LyceID by ID H. L. DAslle'''
Corresp aIdins secretary oi the Missionary Union
tbs most tplerestDg day Of the week. perhaps was
MOndsS, Class dh,- 1he seniors formed the " sacIeo
cEele on the campus. surrounded 10y large crowd of
1pectators under ht old tree, which bad been beaut
Ills decorated with nags ey the Juniors The
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
PENNSYLVANIA AT CINCINNATI


SIR: Your correspondent writing from CO.
Ilmbus, his ming up cinse' of Ir Bla nes de-
at says "S cOnd. the Iladyised stt,rk on the Cam
rron muJrity IN the Pennsylvania delegation" it Is
statrd less authority tAan that Of tho Mayor Mac
Veagh CamerOns broter-niIw that under no crcu'n-
stances would Of War his followers have
voted for Mr.. Blaine They intended ~ votc f'r Hart
rant first. and all the time. AMI Mssrs Hampton,
stewart aud Fithey had not brokon the 10 they, tae
Ctmeronis would have done ST. Also, IL IS nistahf
consider that Blaine hll majority III maj tleeatlCl
the Republicans Uf thIs state were unltiof Mf bI NJ
ballot three II not four. would have voteI 10 sustain
Mr. Cameron one OF them WAS Hon. w. 5. Moore,
classnIate ani lifelong friend ~ Mr.. BBine.
PiASbIgh, Penn. June II, 1876. PESssYLvA>iAa
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
JLY 4 s76.-TRIPLE SHEET,
NEw-YoRK DAILY 1nnINNE. SATURDAY,

tine us nigh, tie same church hod tO hear the
..ica,,ui ante vernon by President Macauay IL was
concise ynt vivi dsco s, on Amercan Colleges ana
their Knurrce NJ on national Lire within the ast
century," The Juror oratory contest Of Monday evening
Was t,o elor-.. In TOR many years Every speaksr
went stsit " iI u Le could lne COMICS, "''
for the Picrson gold aud silver medals The only chnye
In the Faculty is that caused by the resignation 0f Po
Fisher whusi, departure Will he regretted by colleagues
aud siudents Hereafter canddairs for admission VIII
slinrd In te Orations OF Cicero ana a'ltoIIa
oks Of Virgil insird Ot NcpUs hitherto An adurtss
tue literary societies deliver Tuesday even
ny by GEN j. r. Rushing OF Trenton, N j., ana poem
WIS read by W Rud0 Woodward OF Washington. d. L.
Tie attendance at the COMMENCEMENT cxeicBrs
today in Emory Church very large: Many strahReis
fruu Pcpusylv .iia and Maryland and large number
OF alumni aud dst.n ed Metbodist cIergJnen were
present no speeches very creditsble-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
rArrs coLLrnr ANNuAL DINNER.

Lewiston, AIr., jane 29.-The Bates College
Commencement dinner pace yesterday afternoon
largely nt'rrdeG ltis ruinnrei tl't tue n'res
,.ry Amount been DDS, nd IL secure the hdl'ioua
-ubscI.puoa N red by Mr. l"' for tine anppot OF tn
roler, This evening James Parton delivered olatiOn
l,re the uuiet literary les, bis subject being
ic4blpau Nobility" 1HA COininshC meat tx Ici'
q touA place tuiay. plOcs>sio formed AZ y a. ~
% Cay ilaI. iCh MAS well nicd iht
go uI a. a.. conferred on ~" Glddtilb Cl's-
va nbrriug "a Tao gree ~ a. NJ, in tourac was cor
ne , /, .. ana honorary degrees of A II. an hchtri
b. s4ai, 0f Lvnduu and Nu.sId oiJaii O BOst0L Dpi-
ty, 10 Iodr SIaGiiies IA the Theological de
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
GOV. HAYEs's RECORD ON SALARY GRABS.

fo ihs Edtor or The TrfbaRs.
SIR: | have heard fie assertion that Mr..
Hayes voted for tho Salary Grab" took the money,
aud IL pt IT, VIII you please inform me n such Tho
fact. REPUBLICAN.
Ne,c- York, June 90. 1870.
tMr. Hayes a member OF the House of Repro
sentatves when the XAXIXth Congress pass.d in
1866, an appropriation bill increasing the pay Of
congressman from tho rate of $1,000 to $1,000 o
year On the three occasions when the bill var be-
fore tie House he voted in opposition to its passage
Every member of that Congress drew afterward
the pay voted. The XLIld Congress passed in 1873
the act usually known the salary GrahF raising
the rate of salary from $1,000 {" $1,000 yearly
Mr. Hayes was not a member of this Congres3.-EdI
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
A LIBERAL VOTES FOR HAYES.

TO the Editor Of The TrtbHns.
SIR: | wish to indoIse all that y01r coTre-
spOnden "I ID. f." OF Brooklyn says IN bis letter pub
lished in this mornings TRIBUNE lis 1868. vio-
lent Grant man; In 1872 worked hard and coDtinu-
oisy for Horace Greeley, my b'au hsal Of a nan-in
every sense Uf the word | love THB TRIBUNE ana long
C., 4se some of its stirring editorials Hayes aAd
Wheeler, ior they are bon d To win.
Aetc- TOra June b. 1876 SECOND ARMY CObPs
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
DICKINSON COLLEGE.

A SERMON BY BISHOP slMPsoN-CLAsS EXERCISES
., COMAINCEaENT LXLKcisEs.
(Frov Az OCCASIONAL CosEns ,SDESr oF ruS rRDuSE.l
CARLISLE, June 20 he Commencement
eYcrcscs OF Dickinson Coiiese began VITA Seraio1 by
Bishop SIM son - osfore the Socsty or HcIS-
ions Inquiry. Pie Power OF Christianity coutrasted
with tr vi other ~ stems u religion" Was the bishops
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
LIVES LOST IN TRYING TO SAVE oruERs

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 30.-Wllie Morgan,
,o oi stat: senator Bright sIocgln, and Victor hODrOe
son VI a prominent citizen Oi ilernin'o Miss were
drowned in Ii ,rlin IAo, near there yesier'y ih AZ
,e,,iir, "a saye the life OF a companion. wo other
ynig men narrowly ESCAPED SIMILAR idit O,"f" I'o
yota Tor wnOIi Morgan aud Aon.Vv lost heF h'es "'
lf.l
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
1.-THE BEST MAN OF TIE LOT"

TO ne Editor OF The Trtbnne.
SIR: The following Is an extract from a
letter Just received iron, lady Of literary fame
anow Rutherford p. Hayes In nominating him the
kepuo olcaus have stumbled upon the bea man OF tne
Ipt He IL excellent as "a man. a solder. a student.
AZ a Christian
Whatever record lears to Light
lac 5haAIOL"
Aetc York. Juuc %, SO q. d.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

TO the EGttoro( fhs iribuns.
SIR; ! beg To ask that You viii insert to
folloS.ns Durlg lhe late war ny latnsf s'"1''""'y
, ret, his services his office To all soldiers and sass
tnat were afflicted With their feet; aud now IL oeihy 1
glorious Cenlennis, offer s'rvcos Tree on s"ltr
80 I,nu, uuI,I a, elvca D. ~, tu AL those tnat <e
tr,,uni.,i tivirte~I LAChAkh, eht"lu"st
krtaay, June ~, $40. No 30 ehi"hsauHo
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

to It's members This Leccssarly determined -
the result much deliberatiOu. 1t safe say hex.
ever that win emody the suggestions Of practical
IN every part of tho laud. aud th,t It VIII BE- mors
than show Of words. While 1t viii be part Of the
the League to divert from party allegiance,
II should. by all OF the meahs in Its power, seek to
establish relation between the people and the parties
which Is the only normal and safe rctttivn In
which the people shall 10 masters of the parties and
as nOw their Wien this time comes, aud the
parties are again the sfbservcnt Instruments VI tho
patr.tc OF people. and not until then il
said any degree Of has been achieved
the work of reform. Until them hongh the day DO years
In the distancr. Orgauizition ike the League will
have WORK t. do worthy most effort OF all
good citizens Looking with hope to the resut Of the
work undertaken by this orgsn zaton write the be-
lief that many reers oi Tux TRiBUss will he ,siad
only know of s existence. hut also to enroll them
selves among the number Of those who thus SEEK oy
united persistent. patriotic effort To purity tr p"cs
OF thP nation. HEAhr RANDALL WAITE.
Neip- York june %. 1875
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
COLLEGE ELECTIONS.

UTICA, n. Y, jane 29.-Gen. Joseph Il.
u.Atl ., Connecticut VAS vest idAy reecI"d trustee
II nnut.tou CJlIc,c aud the v Dr. W. i. I'm x %
kIy.. IL, ,ctlsrd.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
REPORTED FIGHT WITH INDIANS.

OMAHA. Neb june 3O.-A dispatch rectlVed
al tae Department headquarters tod rOh Font Lr"
ain,, says there is report from Red Cloud at iiih
cunning ia bring news OF another light wIth tue tb.s
lulians-tIc troops en Eh-et moi 0'lh< ueh SA""AS-
uad lllat a village MAS entirely dosasoySd
, 1876-09-20

purpose" but was willing that tho examination
shniltd be made at any future time ly any one
as will appear by reference TO report of aald
meeting, pib!isflet1 In tie Snn OF The 23th Of
June last.
No meeting ct tile partirs hns been held stnre,
hut, at the rc9urst Ut Judge IIulburd, the late
Treasurer, Mr.. Fly. and mysc@f, mct lin nt tho
anil gave tho hooks anil pnpers from fB'sS 10
1919 pretty Thorough examination, tlc rcanlt
Of which ia briefly stated In the article Of ain.
yestigator,n0, publiahcd in Tile TRIBUNE and
Judge Ilulbnrd, having been charged with
siantlcring Mr. L., felt II due tn tho public at,I
70 himself TINT tic tartse,, az they nrpear fron
qncsict lly NJ. L. IN hls letter ii April 10 la.t,
To what slr. i. Ia made to tay by the Inter.
OCEAN interviewer, rs rrportcd In last satur.
days number, hnyc little ut til1a time to say.
nc,,t, and they are the resort u desperation.
Ypurs, j. +. M8Ck.
, 1876-09-20

THIS AXn Thar. recent storms haye dono
aeFloua damage 10 the lake bank at Rac1uo. At
some rt.nts 1t has caycl in u feet and mprc....
The tug lonces waA sunk nj te s3ault River by tho
steamer KITE Marks. M lives were lost j.. Tho
namo Of tho small unknown schooner benched ut
stony Creek during pnc Of tho recent hcuyy
gales proves to bo tho Daisy. Sho ID
totaa loss...Ecsscl Captains who get
!ost ana ud themselves on the eoat shore OF Lake
rch nFs 5fae4 thst hs perth Per Ut go4e
sink on II iese viii ths watar Trc ec .ts hs'9u Ill., ~
tlse, Of t;h!eaEo IL ~ dry dock At Milwaukee Tor
tae ~ ate Sttets aas.,1g sha s;5aTg Saa sak during
70 hlchlrua City with iron oru. Ii ts beiIayeI
t tht ss M,rsskags scvn OF milwaukee, belonged IL
u.s. sshf a l9f;sss @ nane u The sasn o that unior
Saginaw E<p.bsttaA ttasss thut liz scir <. Il. i.
Moore s credited With tlls largest load of lnml,ei
III sa tS tda ts s'ss4~ Ss s,; Nssr y ;, fas a
scstcsdny. The stsnr corlathnn. Of rorontU ri,
9so1s 9sw a.ys On ffSk ST. Sa s sas. o. uasn
a iii carro of rcx Ta assoxve. Sn 9osr w.
nii sascl and forwarded by t!uln. The sur ID MT
Ciy OF FORT Huron lies nbuut four ,,cs snutbrasi
passns up 81! aks taso III; tops d ssfis!s + es
feet below the surtacy. ycssels viii bo wise In
giving that locality wide berth willie passing III
ths n!$ht; rns E;sang l,,seon.t WI:
has been missing snco tlIv 14th. lls IL about %
years Ut aye, atttsd III bius suit; has sruy hair
o and had ubutt $500 In lIs postuvso,, lIs pr,
cccIta t1 have Kal tlme ~ naloon. and refused
to return With II icllow-sa!lor stneo that tiu,o
nothg llas been heArd OF him. and 1t ID feared he
Special Dtspafca to 7ns Trtsuns
oasa ary as s.sn os fst cor % Ns% en-
1orki bacis offered. The rrops A1aska. C!,!na,
Gould, Annla s'nth, l'atssef, State, hean N!ch'
SllI, AllcIlHty, bIt1i DityO Efli1l. Inlrb.
, 1876-09-20


srH1SdriEtpt ILL.,, Sept. l0.-At the Juno
term Of the United States Court for the South
crn District Of this 8tatc, there was tried tic
suit Of tic Far,ncre' Loan and Trust Company,
Trustees, vs.. the Iron Mountain. Chester d.
Eastern railroad Company. The suit ended In
q decree fur tic appointment OF o Receiver, and
Charles b. Colo vas appointed to tint Office.
Before this, Judge Watts, OF the Perry
and Randolph Circuit Court, lad appointed
Thomas N. Sims Receiver fur the snrc road,
and on ecrt. 8 Judge. Treat, Of tho United
Hatts Cnilrt, ordered Sims 10 turn over tn Cole
MI the property In Ills possession. Yesterday
Judge N. II. Lelnma, Of Carbondntc, appeared
IN court mud exhibited receipts showing that
tl,is order of the Court lad been obcycd, but It
appears certain tint Judge Watts wifi take
uicasnroh to assert the d9n}ty Of Ills Court asll
To eflfarcc its urtlera,
, 1876-09-20

10 tat Editor df Tho Tribune.
lAKE, Sept. l0.-sometlling moro than year
ago rumor boca.nc somewhat rife I'll Enetc-
wood that, during tue years from 1868 to 1879,
wliia tIls Normal Schoul was being established,
largo amount Ut school bonds against District
No. 3 had been issued bY tho Directors and paid
by tho Township Treasurer, Mr.. Ely, the pro-
eccds Of whlrh Ind not passed through Ills
hands as required by law, and that the records
and papcrs OF tho SelooI-Board having bceu
consumed In tho great a1c, tho paper evidence
Iii. il. u. Lewis, having been Clerk Ut suitl
njstrc. tluwn to tho creatlUn vt tho Board vt
Education in 1879, very naturally tIit an inter
est In t9 rAlnOr, nR4 tfueel It, as ll0 thought,
to Mussrs. L. $. IIuiburl s. Bou.
III u largo meeting Ut thu citizens held In tho
High School Hull tho subject WAS very publicly
presented 10 ME. Luwls Tor explanation which,
without preparation. W attuniptc1d g. e. t. 70 iTo
locating tho Normal. Including sosne amounts
given to Mr., D. 8. Wentworth.
Thu exp!anatlo,l dla not stop tho alleged
seaas a tas S ny Sa ar A hs as oW. Mf
aieuaturc to tic Mcssrs, llulturls through the
Stock Yarsls Sun, FROM Which taka Thy fellow
Ing manly proposition. Referring, to Meesrs.
llillburds, hu says: ~ will mcct them, IaYin$
Education, anl, While we have no control over
ths Treaslrer's books u,,l papers, tll!lk az!
sato In promising they slla1l also hc present" "
'rlcH, utter suggesting tho names ot several
| whom : hs wished to 10 present, anloat;
whom ho na1nes the writer, because, as l1o
! says, was "famillar with thu bo0ks mud altnira
Of the district" he theu adds, Let alt tho ufor:
tnatlon bearing upon tho subject be obtutl,ed
that ean ho, LIT = report Of The result DO pub.
ltshed, md lat him whoae course will not bca,
the light take the consequences and stsp dowl
| A meeting was arranged, as,d OIL OF about tte
| 9Th dAy Ut june last tho parties, with fuul
stl'ers md the Town Trcaaurers, met, but liz
systematic examination Ut the books aud papcsi
slider that w had met Ut That time "fos thu
, 1876-09-20

The maaagers VI tho roaas leading from this
city to the East held conference yesterday ut
tho olllee Of tlle rittsburg, Fort Wayne l. Chi-
rsgu Railroad for LAo purpose OF settltng the
difficulties which have lately ariscn in regar1 to
the l!ve stock trutiic. Although the pool Ut the
Eastern roatts was bursted about u. year ago,
suulethng akin 10 p,ol was maintained On tls
lIyo stovk business eyer slbre. !ty tllls arrange
lnynt thu Mleh!gan Central, Michigan Southern,
Ptttsburg T. Fort Wayne, anl l,altlu,ore T. Onio
Railroads divided uQna!iy vi the live stock
againEt thIs Arrangement, allowing that u ILL
, 1876-09-20

CItEcA1o.-Duslness at thu lumber docks has been
unusually dull 80 fas thls week, and majority Of
The lusbcr-nden rorsos whIcl, arrived hero Sntur-
day and sunday asill roulain in tho Market. Tho
eclIrs Josoph!ne Dresden and jennie Mullou hnvc
been tucked by tile Chicago Dry -Dock Com
pany. 1.-THE largur class Of yosscls now pay
S!.o0 per day ealos wages, The large sehr Bacon.
which gves % Escanaba TO load Iron org for Cicrc.
carriers lind no dllflculty in SECURING craws for
Tho nchr Lavlnsia Willie gons up tlie river
yesterday struck against aour piles, breaking three
Of ber plnnka. Tic Chicago Dry dock Company Is
MakluX tue repairs.
, 1876-09-20

not get fair proportion nf the buBlncss, and
therefore cut the rates. The meeting yesterday
was for tho purpose Of adjusting thc difficulty.
live stock were cIosctcd with tic mnynatcB a
pnrt OF tho afternoon. hut what arrangement
wns 1natlc or what conclusion nrrlvcd at c1.uil
not bo learned. o. all The participants of the
meeting wcro pledged to,secreey. II Is un1er-
stood TINT another meeting Will be lIell to-day,
and that an effort will bc made to bring about
IN increase In westbound freight rates.
, 1876-09-20

Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
ClfclNsArl, Sept. 1O.-ltcgtstcrcd at tho
Gsuud Hotcl to-day wero the following gcntlc-
men: John King, Jr.. vice-lrcstdeut Of The
Baltimore & Ohio ltallroad; N. G. Quinn, Of The
Baltimore i Ohio; j. l.. Randolph, Chicf-En-
gipecr OF tho Baltimore & Ohio; N. Gutlfurd,
Gencral Tickct-Agcnt Of the Baltimore Il
oiltoi Jay Gould and sIdnoy Dillon, Of
New .- York; c. Potter aud Il. Lord,
OF tho Duytun Slort Line. There were several
mattGrs u considerable tuterGst Oh laMd. It
seel!1s tAt Guulu wcnt 1ntu tlsu Southern ltnll-
foad btilcea Oh Third street, nnd approached
tnc lrnsices In ths Interest 1T tho Atlantic u
facfne Telegraph ConipalIy, III which hc ia
largely tntGrusteslf liz wllIits to negotiatc for
tag right Vi WY along the Cincinnati Southern
Aal!t9a4 iar thts lihe. 10 sccutu this
would po important, as 1t insures Important
southern colngcs!ons. Mr.. Goula wns well re
ce!Ped ny tho Trustees, ald appeared tu bu well
saslshe with tilr result ot tlIIs preliminary al
yanco. llo aud Mr. Dillon lclt tils evening for
oha1ia: 1t IL reported that Mr. King is herp
battissalariy tu consult with tho Cinrinnutl
Southern Railroad Trustees regarding tue Ioy-
tapt matter to all tllc rua.ls 'rhe
ruad TINT can make tie most direct uss of tl.u
connection Will be largely bcnclltel.' There lii
ta!a' III connection Will. TIC appearance here Of
all tAcae nlahhales, VI \ proposed consolidation
~ THO way Q! tEans continental freight ltlp vi
tlc Erie, Halt!llure d Ohiu, CAlcago tS North
western, and Union Facitc lsailrun1s.
, 1876-09-20

CnloAGo.-scycral ycsscls were taken for corn;
Otherwise tho maFkct was quiet Natca wcro
stealy at atic for corn to Dunalo, Tho basges
Inter. Ocean and Atgonaus aud props Commodore
and JRsa were takon for 210, 600 bn corn. In tho
aitcsnoan tic schr Saesau for lS 600 lu wheat 10
Uswego On private tetMss
, 1876-09-20

EDUCATIONAL
LAW SCHOOL,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

The academic yeas 1s70-'77 VIII begin on Thurs:
day, Scpt. II. The examination for Advanced
staud1ng VIII begin on Tharsday,. Sept. %. at0 ..
m. At the beginning Of the acadcnc year ls7I~
arc mol graluates Of Colleges will be required 10
pass preliminary examination, At the BEGINNING
Of ttc academic yenr 17U. 49, the Faculty will aid
third year 70 tie course Of instruction. and eau
idates fur degree who encr the School after tho
academic yenr 1S7b.'77 will ~ examined In tho en-
tire coursc Of three years They mist also DO
members Of the School At leaHt two years. For In.
formation, mud for circulars giving full particulars,
lddfres JOHN II. ARNOLD, Librarian.
, 1876-09-20

6Fec1H LFaPdtEH 70 3h5 2Tb0Ha.
Pohr ltunoh, Aich., Sept. 1U-11 p, m.-nowN
Props st. Paul, 81. Albans, Sparta mud consort.
II. Bills and ba,gcs, act,r Grace Whitney.
ur-p Props Philadelphia, N. K. Falrbank, ].
DettselLy, Havana and barges, Enterprise and CON
sor1 haltna and bhrGcs; achra Azov. Eliza Gcrlarh.
WlsD-Suuth, gentIo; weather 1lnu.
, 1876-09-20

CHILDHOOD OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
ST. NICHOLAS for October has a sketch ot
Queen Victoria, with three portraits Of her in girl
hood and youth. which will he founl Of exceeding
interest to children snd grown people nike.
For anle by all Newa-Dellera at IS cents q
Ntnbnr
, 1876-09-20

urv ORLEANS, Sept. ia.-Cotton-FAfr dcmsnd,
.,. II, o0o balcs quotations unchanRtds rtcetrA net
a4t balcs, sros, = 50ot exports TO Liverpool, 7tai
dock. 81 2sh ,,,.-
SAVANNAH, Sept. f0.-Cotton easIers n!ddtnga,
,oc net receipts, 5, 3s balcs. Eross. 1885, sales
t.7sa, exports coast~fsc. L7ss
GALVESTON. Sept. 1D.-Cotton dull mud wtaxt mid
lne4 nike; net receipts, 4En bales, R.osa 2,ft6s
ssIes o7s; exports 10 tfoAt Drtan, 1906 co&atwse,
xs7a; exports TO France. 2s72
CItARIEs7oN. Bepi. lS.-Coston qulet, mfddlfa4s.
1oio; net receipts, ITO ba!cai safes, 7sbi exports
eosstHlsc, ,<o7. ...-..
MOBILE, sopt- le.-Cotton weak and irregular, mid.
dIln8s io<o, net receipts, 1.es% bales; Aales, 6o
sxports cozstwise, o22.
, 1876-09-20
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

Inns worked revolution In the treatment Of Catarh.
II aA demonstrated beyond all 1oht tnt ts IIscnse,
even III Its scverust FORMS IL cusabIe aud That Comfort
and harrtaf@ may be ado tu follow years Of misery.
years of sufIcEtng by persistent pf IT, Tho ncilu
Ut treatment originated by r sanfur, VIZ, th' local
and constitutional BY remedy prepared by dstillAIon
is tue ony ono offered to thu public that Will bear
The test o{ TING.
, 1876-09-20
ADAMS ACADENGY &
l1ElSEf, MASS.

l1tilSEf, MASS.
HON, CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS: II. d.,
WILLIAM Il. DiMMOCK. IL. D., Master.
The design ut The school Is 70 prepate hoyA IN tho
most tipTlnEh manner. for the best American Cnl-
lcgcs. lioys from tlls Academy have becn this ycar
adntttcdto iiarskFt ihte. ftrpwn and Amlct1t Cof.
ability and experience.
The Academy; anu the Instruction given Il chrrfnl AMI
s}steln1tc, designed 70 nt tht puP!s tlorHushy for
the higher wurk Uf the Academy. No pupils arc tc.
celycd Under 10 ythrt Of Agp.
Tie Master twltI his family and the Assistant
Teachers reside Ia the AcadesY boarding 2clooF; Aaa
tc ypNnEcr hoya hve each separaio a!CuFe ~ largo
dprInllnry that communicates directly with Tho Maa
tcr'E bedroom.
For catalogues address thu Mnktef.
, 1876-09-20
SANF ORD,S RADICAL CURE
Is Prepared by Distillation.

Every plant and herb that ytctda s medical essence to
1t II placed IN improved stilI an there mingled with
solvent liquid. which. by lent, Ii n.a4e to pasa over
!nto tho receiver bearing with It tho ueaug
Of Inltts Of these lats a Acsbs free fru every
taHlnaton, pure and eolosless. Thus the active mcli
cal constituents Of tauaan1s Ut pouu1s Of herbs Ay be
condensed into very sma1! compass In this wny san
forts Radical Cure II sdIvcael Of tic nauscattnr,
worthless features Of NIL other remedies. while its
tyu properties arc Increased tcnfuL 1t ~ positively
tho greatest medical triumph Of the agG.
Each package contains Dr.. santords Improved In
hs!!nE Tnhc, with full directions fur USE In ali
Price. $io0 For safe by nll waleenle md retail drug
g.sts throughout tho United States, WEEKS i FOT-
TER Genrrai Agents ami Wholesale Druggists, los,
TIM.
, 1876-09-20

ctEvHtANp, O., Sept. 1a-pctrotcunn market un'
shsugcds refined. standard whitc. ITO test, go.
plr1sBunu, Sept 1a.-t'etrocum quiet sud steady
c7udc. -. B3< a. Parkctal ra1ucd o0c rhadetpl,la
dsl!ycrF.
, 1876-09-20

TURpENTINE.
wt1x1Horsx, Sept ie.-sptri.a OK turpensns streng
n SOC.