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A VALUABLE
Berkeley Co. Farm
FOR SALE

THR UNDERSIGNED, having deter
mined to discontinue farming, Of
fers at private sale his farm located 81
miles west of Hedgesville, in Berkeley
County, West Va, and within 81 miles,
nearest point} Of the B. & o. r. R., and
laying Immediately on the Warm Spring
road. The farm Contains
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City Business Directory,
che following is a list of good business
houses in the City of Martinsburg.


ATTORNEYS.
J.. r. NADENBOUSCH, Office King
Street Hall.
j. NELSON wISNER, Office with
Independent Printing Co., corner
of Queen and Martin SITS.
HENRY B. MILLER, Office on Pub.
Tic Square, opposite Courthouse.
AG ENTS. Real Estate and Insu-
rance.
BRIST0R & HERRING, No. 81 N.
Queen st
BOOTs, SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
G.. A. SMITH, No. ca Nos.h Queen
Street.
ROOT and SHOEMAKER.
W. F, LONG, No. So North Queen
Street.
BOOKSELLERS Il STATIONERS
INDEPENDENT BOOK STORE, No.
IS North Queen Street, opposite
Lutheran Church.
CARPETS and OIL-CLOTH.
P. NICKLAS l. BRO, King Street
nearly oppo Stewart House.
ssENTIsTs.
DR.. j. S. BOAK, Dentist; Office
on Queen Street, upstairs Bow
mans building.
j. NJ. PEDDICORD AND JOHN
III. KNODE, Resident Dentists ;
Office in Degrange's Building.
Cor. King and German streets.
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS.
D. W. TIMBERLAKE, No. 80 North
Queen Street.
J. FLEIsCHMAN, No. 10 N. Queen
Street.
CRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS
AND SHOES.
II. N. DEATRICK, No. II North
Queen Street.
/. WILSON, Next door to National
Bank.
FURNITURE DEALERS & MAN.
UFACTURERS.i
WHEN, CLARK Il WHEN, sue
cessors TO VIM. Wilen, up stairs in
Blondel's Building.
sRogERs.
j. wIsNER g. SON, Near Lutheran
Church.
GROCERIES, QUEENS. WARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
f. G. KAUFMAN, Cor. of Public
Square, endAr Grantham Hall,
E3ARDW ARE.
C. GNAU, North Queen ST.. pearl
opposite Lutheran Church. Lock
and Gunsrnith.
ROUSE FURNISHING GOODS
AND HARDWAHE.
J.. II. s. NICHOLS, No. l0l North
Queen Street.
MOTEi
AMERICAN HOUSE,. C. H.. Kecfer,
Proprietor. No SO Queen Street.
Billiard HAIL attached.
JEWELLERS
W.L.J0NES Il Co. No. / East Burke
Street, uext door to postoffice.
LIQUORS
j.. s. ROBINSON, No. "a N. Queen
Street.
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Retail Agents.

N. A. sNoDGRAss, J. W. WALKER, nrugg lists,
Martinsburg, W. Va.
q. W. MARSHALL, Bedington.
GEORGE CHISMEN, North Mountain.
HENRY HULL. Hedgesville.
LJune 4, lS75-lyw.l
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Ell TO YOUNG MEN.

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Three Dwelling Houses,

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frame house containing eight rooms, good
frame barn and necessary outbuildings /;
good well of water in the yard.
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675 ACRES:

divided into three tracts, 275 acres of
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LILY TIMBEBED. Two neyer-failing
streams run through the farm. The farm
has on il
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Sheep and Cattle Raising

can be found anywhere. The soil is quite
productive, and adapted to clover and
grass of all kinds. There is now growing
on it as fine a crop of wheat as can be
found in the country. The 675 acres is
50 located that it can be easily divided
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Will Sell at a Great Bargain

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Any one wishing to engage in the sheep
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Persons desiring further Information will
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on the farm +. NJ. PAWLING,
Hedgesville, Berkeley Co.,
West Virginia.
May q, 1876, If.
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FRUIT OF ALL KINDS

in good bearing condition, and a large
young peach orchard. The second tract
has a good log house, weatherboarded.
good barn and other outbuildings; good
fruit and good water in the yard. The
third tract has a comfortable tenant
house. good spring of water, &c.
A large portion of the land is the finest
qnalty Of bottom, and is now in grass =
The farm is admirably adapted to graz
ing, and no better location for
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General Terry. Oaciai Report.

CHICAGO. July s.-Tho following !. Gen.
Terry- oficial report OF Clusters engagement
with the Indians, received at the headquarters
OF Gen. Sheridan TO day:
HEADQuARTERs, DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,l
CAMP ON LITTLE BIO HORN RIVER,
- June n.
To hs AdJutdht General Ot the MARdtV Dirision
VI tno Missouri ut Chicago III.
III Ia nv phinful duty - re- Ort that day before
yesterday ths 26Jb Inst great disaster over
toOR Gen. Custer and the troops under his COM
msnd. At " O'Clock on the I'D bs started with
scOu,- ana guards irsm the mouth OF the HoAe-
bud. Proceeding up that river ABOUT twenty
lIies 10 struck u very h5aVy lnjiaD trlii, which
had pl leviOusly been discovered, and pursuing It
found that II led as " q supposed, 10 the Little
Hig Horn River Here he found will -ge Of almost
unexampied extent ana at once attacked II
with That portion Of bis force which was imme-
diitsly at hand. Major Reno with three com
panies, A, q, md NJ, OF the regiment, was sent
tue trail struck II. Gen. Custer with hye com
panies, {, l., i, l. and l., attempted to enter It
about three miles lower down. Reno fOrded
tue rivsr, charged down It's left bank, and dis
mounted and fought on foot, until finally. COM
pletelS overwhelmed by numbers, he was COM
yelled to mount, recTOss the Ti5er, and seek a
refuge on the high tluns which overlooked its
teen, who, with three companies, ID, III, and X,
was some two miles TO the left Of Reno when
the action commenced, but who had been
ordered by Gen. Custer to return, came to the
river, and rightly concluding that II would oe
useless for his force to attempt to renew tho
nsht In the valley, he Joined Reno on the bluns.
CAPT. McDougsll with bis COMPANY b, was ~
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GRANT HELPING TIE THIEVEs.
Gel. Dyer. the Prosecutor OF the ~. Loais
Wbiskey Ring. Removed.

Sr. LOUIS, July S.-Another example ol
personal animosty shown by President Grant
ppears to-day in the removal Of Col. Dyer, Dis
trict Attorney and prosecutor In the whiskeJ
cases, and the appointment OF Assistant Dis.
trict Attorney W. II. Bliss In his place. Dye
was superseded because ho had spoken disrs-
spectfully Of the Administration. and, learning
OF the fate IN store for him, had meditated q
resignation. The removal however, came tos
soon. The new Attorney, Bliss, Is not known
a Ring man, and asserts tom ght that he accepss
ed the place only ON condition that none Of thu
whskey men should DO pardoned. He Is bitter
ly opposed to tho reappointnent Of Mullett a
Supervising Architect, and has Information ID
his possession which should crush the hopes a
that aspirant.
The suspension OF the recent investigation
into the Custom House buildings frauds here ID
entirely unexplsinable. one Indictment had
been found. and Others appeared certain when
the indictment found was nulle pressed and tho
Grand Jury discharged. Mullett and Walsh 80
escaping for the time. That frauds on gigan-
tic scale have been perpetrated, and the in<
vestgation by the Grand Jury stopped at q
critical juncture, Is notorious.
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THE TERRIBLE HEAT.
Yesterday's Death Roii-The Hottest Day OF
the Year.

The heat in the city yesterday was the
most oppressive Of this year. The changes in
temperature, as Indicated by the Thermometer
at Hudnut's. were; Q A. ~, ~ II NJ, el';
$50 p. NJ. 99'; 6P. Nj, o.; 9P. NJ, So; at the
Howard House, Est New York, lGs' In the
shade; in fremont, 90.
James Daley. OF 2l5 West Tenth street, and
John NJ. Benson, Of SIS Third avenue, died from
sunstroke; and Charles Anderson, OF Hudson
and Harrison streets. was prostrated on Pier "A,
North river. John Berry, driver on the Madison
avenue stage line, fell, and died In the Thrtbeth
street police station. Archibald X. Brown, law
yer, OF Jersey CITY, was prostrated. William
Alexander was overcome by the heat In West
HoOoken and Mrs. Amelia Howard, OF Oakland
avenue, Bayonne, was prostrated In Avenue ID.
Both were taken to thethosoital.
PeterHoffman OF 312 Atlanti, street Brooklyn,
fell in Fulton street; ROundsmAn Doyle and
Oficer Irwin were overcome In Greenwood
Cemetery while attendnG the funeral Of pfesi-
dent Briggs; Frank Ellis OF +6l Grand street,
was pros rated IN Williamsburgh last night. lie
died soon after he was Ken Zone.
william Donohus, quar-, man, OF q lttenburg,
was overcome. Jacsson Smith, a laborer. en-
pioyed ON The Bulls Ferry road Improvement,
was sunstrose at Fsiryisw;
brotber-in law Of Police Commis soner Bisc6o "a
was sunstruck at the corner Of Second and
Diooppeld streets aud died = lew minutes
after Islps !aA.4 heme.
Express Company, was struck while oil MS
wagon, ana laid In the bottom near Hoboks ~
some time before he was discovered. lie was
taken to his home 10 Garden street, and at a
late hour last ntght was said To be dying.
momster & ' showns S ioc. in the % shade. D." James
Corey of l4s New street was sunstruck, anu 1t Is
thought Will not recover. Several cases Of a
slghter character were reported by ibe police.
An unknown man, aged 80. dressed In bla X.
was found unconscious In Third avenue aud 1881
street. AT the I26th street police station Or.
Purroy said he was sunstruck. He died shortly
afterward.
William Doland Of e,2l5 Second avenue was
suustruck while at work on the new building at
ll0th street and bird avenue.
John Conners OF Elst street and Avenue A
was sunstruck.
Stone Olsen Of 4l3 Ninth avenue died last night
from the effects Of sunstroke.
An unknown man was sunstruck at Manhat-
tan and Third strests. lie was taken to Belle
vue Hospital,
Ofncer Quinn OF tho Mulberry street Police,
who was sunstruck during the July riots, was
oyerpowered by the heat yesterday.
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",., " scv-r c-:.-.ptiped,

Nor i1SS ,-4ALs nasI all vessels from South
American and cuban por,s have b., strictly qusran
tihoI In the Lower Day account OF the appeS,-@'-
of yellow fever In three four vessels halng from
the tropics The steward Of the steamship Leo died ON
Thursday aud seaman OF one Of the Spanish orlSAn-
tines died the following day. The nrst fatal cases
occurred neariy week before among tue crew OF
fruit schooner from Baracos OH the northern coasl OF
uba. The disease, In THIS case Is said 70 nave been
uLicatCd from the Spanish gunboat lying IN that
haTbor watching me movements OF me insurgcnts;
There were Yesterday but ten cases OF the disease AZ
A. ehtIne aud only two OF these were looked upon
- salth ot1cer necessarily fatal. Every pro
" INV heen taken to protect the city py prevent
Gaut,on t w., mas OF the contagion and there need be
ns,a ,ns .nv app,,oau. "ance mere.
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AFTER THE RATTLE.
TRACING Custer's Gallant stand by the skir-
mish Line Of His Dead.

R,aw.pcx n IT. Ju,v e-cen. a. A.
MN " - o'
Custer left camp at south OF Rosebud river on
June % with the Seventh Cavalry He marched
,,,, 10 poso,,, ,,von,,, r,,Ios and s,r,,c ,rasb
up tne I'oTe"uu 'Won,S hiiies anu s'' uoN i'os"
trail OF $50 lodges leading In tho direction OF tho
IdttIo big Horn River Ho marched day and
ii, ...,o,, ,.,,,, ,h. ..,,,io, ofr ,ho hor.as
"'e"" s."N''' .aA'"s .ho ~ ~ 80 80
and mado scventy-eight miles. At L. M, June
2S he frst came In sight of the Indian village,
-, =. T.. = ,.-...,s., iii, 80. 49,. t,.,i.
Whloh iay III Oea"'iiuI NaiieS noIoSs "'o h'''''
Big Horn River, this side being bluhy country,
f,lI ~ ravipea Uo advanced On the village with
-. , ,.,..- 49,. ~. =, -,
eight companies orueths m"Jor Nono w i"'u
tho river with Companies A, ID, and q, and
chargc tha v,iiaca at tho aouth and vhile he
- - a., - ,.,,..
W"llu charse the village uo"i tne riVer iurther
with Companies i, {, l., II, and |.
pono f,rded tho river char,ed I'm IN within ono
"' W." - " ,
hnndrod yards OF tho village ana was repulseu
and almost routed. The Indians poured out in
,t.. ,,,,,,,.. f., oil dtra.,tors u,,o ral-
U'u"'''s " ~
lied, cut his way back with feariul loss 10 'he
river near and men and horses scrambled up u o
-. htt 80, ii, ,.ot ,orrsr,,,,i,r aud
oanh' WI. ~ u ,fs w.s ~ ~ PV ia
@ i@V"t ".r ny IN, 1cd ,Is
IW. 'a.n p M aa'' iI'' ',,,,,,,,nies rsl,tnd
'1uu' n''Lr 'tLir, "'iii rl,t ty, ,',, ,-,,,..i -
iiSie nsu @ hs,u u, III az, ,i,e. ~,
, niIelI, ~, r,h Haar ~ ~ 49, Tl,s
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rb. Cznr'. Centennial CONGRATULATIONS.

WAsHIsOros, July 8.-The following congrst-
uiatory letter from the Emperor OF Russia reached
this country too ate to be presented to the President
by the Russian Aiaster the Ath inst and has
been presentedi
hR PRESIDENT; At . moment when the people OF
the United StatSs celebrate the centennial period OF
their national existence desire to express 10 you the
sentiments with which take par IN th's celebration.
The people Of thc Unued s'"'" o. -
priie tho r"nIrwplats vita
..s,Dsnss prOgr1sS which thtif trefgy has
-eneNal wtnln tho period OF ceDtnTI. / especially
'e'"He that during this centennial period the friendly
rea ion Of our respective countries have never suf
fcred Interruption, but on the contrary have made
themselves manifest by praofs OF mutual good win.
therefore cordially congratulate the American people
IN the person OF their President, and pray that the
friendship Of the two countries ma, Increase with
their prosperity. embrace this occasion TO orer you
a the same time the assu hnce OF sincere esteem
and Of my nigh consideration.
(sgnedl ALExASpll.
EMS, June 8, 1870.
To MS ExcELLEScr, GEN GRANT p.
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PIrrsBuRoH, July S.-About IL o'clock this
morning nre broke out at the American OIL WORKS of
Holdship Irwin. located on the Allegheny nvsr U
the Eighteenth Ward.
The nre spread with frshtful .npidty. AT ESQ p. N
nye small anks, three rehned settling fans, agitatof
and sbeds were all burning nercey.
Two hundred feet distant from these are locates
It is thought the nre can be confined 10 the tanks noS
burping.
large force OF men engaged dgsing trenches 10
pr ect the adJolning property in Case the large TANK
explode
fhe nre will likely continue to burn until to morrow,
although II Is now thought that the Columbia CUnduit
tanks are safe.
The properly destroyed thus far 10 valued at tiool
and 10 parts, ,ly covered Uy Insurance.
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The Weather Oaice Prediction.
Generally clear and very warm weather.
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

The season at the Rev. DR.. II. s. storrss
church closes today.
river At to-day Peter DwYer Is to speak.
That BROOKLYN man who would play the cor.
net early aud ats been put under bonds w keep tue
pc ce.
The anti-Tammany Democrats will ratiiy the
nomination Of Tl.utn aud hcpdreks IN lrNlhE HAL %
the cath last.
hours yeterdaY and received Nisiors lie ate hearuV.
AMI had but littlr pain.
Gammaliel klnner' Hgeu t@wenty,ewo, @ c ", ol S s
lie nsht vi tAe 81 lust ani has not yet returnedS 70
his home.
Gen. BENJAMIN +. Buffers yacht America wAs
.lnkng al stspleton on FRIDAY night The General ana
party dned with the wharf hands On The NTeeAlns COM
p nJ's pier,
Harry Leslie, the hero OF Niagara Falls Is 70
give publc tlghtrOpe performance every dAI tsE
Neptune House.
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THE WAR ON THE DANUBE.
RUMORED DEFEAT OF THE sEn.
VIANS AT TCHEBINATz.
Gen. Zscb's Forces Repulscd with HEAVY
Lo-s-Thc servian Army of tho Drina
CompIetcIy Routed-An OmcIaI u Report.

GOSr-IuC -tFEtHb army OF tho DrtnA
Completely Routed-An OmcisI report.
LONDON July s.--The Post in its socond
edition has a despatch from Therapia, village
near Constantinople, which says: Gen zaoh's
division OF servsns has been severely defeatea
noar Novi-Bazar, suffering a loss Of 1,5O0 killed
and wounded"
A special despatch to the Echo from Belgrade
says: "Gen. Zach's division OF servian troops
was repulsed at Tchebinatz on the 9th inst. and
has moved to Novi- Bazaar. Gen. Zach's position
IL believed TO be critical"
Omcia teeRrams NIT the Servian loss Of 10
Killed and many wounded at Boljina.
A special dispatch from Vienna to the Vmes
says: 1.-THE second reserves left belgrade oa
Friday Belgrade is almost deserted the streets
are desolate, and there IL nobody at the cafes
except the old and dscrepit. The Servisns
seem very confident. Communications from the
seat OF war are very infrequent. The authort-
Ties confidently assert tbat Gen. Tchernayea
holds the road between Aisch and sophia.
The Fourth Servian Division has crossed the
River Drina frow Schabatz The Turks from
Beijina attacked y on Its hank, but were re-
pulsed, losing 30 killed and 24o wounded. Gen.
Zlcb passed the frontier opposite 1cenitza, and
fought the Turks Ave b0urs, beth s.dcs losing
heavily Gen. Zich intend to renew tue attack.
Olympcs lost 100 men op oosl;e flsiJna."
PARIS, July 8.-rhe Journal des Debdts pub
which says the Ser,ian army " the Drina hM
been completely beaten by l2UU Turks at Hell
jna Ranco Olympics tho Servian commander,
entrencbed himself, having the river In his rear.
The Turks have captured two intrenchmenh
and six guns.
CoNsTAsrINoPLE, July 8.-The Turkish Gen
eral Mehemet All Pasha has gained an Import
ant Victory over the Servians near Novi- BazaR.
The Servians lost 1900 in killed and wounded.
Subscriptions are being raised among the Mus
sulmans for the prosecution OF the war III
teen hundred Softas havh been enrolled foo
service.
The Porte has sent to Its representatives
sbroa oad the following TELEGRAM:
CoseIAsrrsorLH, July San engagement foug,l
on the 9th inst senitzA Mehemet Ali Pasha send
only eleht bataions again { the Servians, who
bered 1900 The latter fell back into their ntreuch-
ments pursued BY our troops, leaving 500 killed.
equal number OF Wounded aud conslderable ouAntt1
Of rnes and ammunition on the battlefield.
BELGRADE, July s.-Tbs Servians invaded ths
1uI klsh territory near Bregowatz on the Bulge
rtan frontier Yesterday. Tue Turks have made
another attack on Saitschar aud were repulssA
for the fourth time.
ROM, July s.-It is stated that Russia has al
dressed a circular note to her representatives
abroad announcing that she will not support
Servia, but remain q simple spectator of the
struggle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-09
Pnrdnnahx Gov. Tilden.

ALBANY, July s.-Goy Tildon has pardone4
Oscar Hnl sentenced 10 Chemune county TO nine yeAe
and sir months In Auburn Prison. for robbery. on hS
recommendation ofthc Dhtrlet Attorney who believes
Inc prisoner innocent Charles schalr convicted
In New YORK uf receiving sioea goods and sentence4
nafitt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-09

LoUIsvILLE, July e.-rhe lons Iou,sv,,,e.
ever known was played here to-day to- a score
and Mutuas contesting At the ninth inning -, lies
was TO In favor OF the Mutuals The Lotlsr;; :
earned four runs, and although the play was contluf
unt fifteen innings the tlo not chankeu
The score II as follows;
M1tuals ,...o 9 o o 0 o = %