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l776 NEW YORK. 1876

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Special.

HAVING RETIRED FROM THE
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w ARP ATH!

THIS THOROUGH
J. bred and we'll
known Stallion will
stand the nresent Sea-
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CEND 25c. to G.. P. ROWELL g. co.
~ New York, for Pamphlet of 100
pages, containing lists of 5000 newspa-
pers, and estimates showing cost of
advertising.
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day to day. The north half Of the
bridge has been growing out from
th. liver. Tho south half will soon
start to meet il. 1t requires an cx-
cccdiDgly close anu 'llcat calculation
to tell what amount Of weight !, truss
vii bear as it is pushed out, but SO
far the engineers have never made II
miscalculation.
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The ingenuity and resources ui en-
glncrrs nl' lac rrcsrn; day find their
highest manifestation in ,unnclling
the earth and b,idgin, the water y
Wonderful achievement is being per
formed in spanning the Kentucky
River with bridge for the Cncinna-
ii Southern Railroad. a suspension
hr, gc MAS at first intended, but HE
idea WAS changed to that OF an iron
truss; not, however until ,wo towers.
i,l2o feel apart 80 itct high had
been rcctcl Inc cun,rnclcr ,aN Il
way OF making use OF l!lcm, and IT,.
day there is presented Tie wonderful
spectacle Of Il uu >ivc iron .ru>s
bridge growing III nom he SIDE O !.
PircllicG'%,r !; ..f,a ,i,. % Iisc I
>cc!o aIr.,yy, ail,.
ci"i'. ,.1a.e, ,... ?
bciic..tn il i nlrs,I.n tle eyet of
ANY spectator. .ind il il won,l9r!ul
TO see moving along this structure y
locomotive traveller" that weighs
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1t has been Il question with marks
men whether the recoil Of a pistol or
rifle occ nrrcd before the bal, left the
bore. Many have contcnled that it
did not, ;.:il Hat The tendency Of a
pistol IL throw up did no. affect its
accuracy. a recent experiment seem
TO have Shown conc'usivcly that the
rcco:i occurs h.!,!c the ball leaves
the bore and does affect its direction.
The cSrrrimcr! VA: this: \ rifle
barrel twelve inches long for convcn
fence, Was secured TO solid bed in
such way rs 10 prevent any move.
mcnt, but that Of rccuil directly to
the rear and upward In thi: sitna
ton it WAS fired Il number Of times.
and the balls followed cac., other into
the same hole in the target. An
incline or wch9c WAS then made f,s.
upon The bed Il, he rear oi' The barred
IN >uca Il way that the lreeh won!l
y" rai:rh a. il ,'i,l hari, in IL recnll.
Fired I, ',r t!c=. conditions tsr,t
til" balls low"r than bctotr This
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TIE s.AIE CT SOUTH CAl0LlNA.
Oi AStrni.uG On. ~

TI:TN0!ETT| V-"v ~.
y si't; i. KNUWIIu%, Esquire r.
Where's, !. i. Collier truth made suit
TO me. 10 gran, 70 him Letters 81 liu.ii.isira.
lion "it!!t Estate and effects q! ~. 9. COZ
iier lai.ui said Comfy deceased
ins' are Therefore To ri;e aui aiinori-h
ali anA ,irga!artl ;iil':rtri and Creditors
otihc said ". % Collie. deceased. 'h;.t thi'y
hc nni av.rrnr. l:urt .N". in ,hc No&.: q!
l'r"'a,r - hc h,ld II o,aupelurr. G. H..
on J ID Ndy.TS.r uty,. after Publication
hereof, u. II o'glrcli in The Forenoon. ;osho~:
cause. ii ans r!.av haze. whr the -a,i
A"iui-iIaiioM ,!loull noi y i.rautctl.
Given Under my i!.ud, this 2b,H day Of
Octoh,r .inJ i)nmiu; l31G
AUG, i. WILTON,
-. .Idge d. Probate.
%, Il IN.
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Shihboletll Lodge No. 2S, A.. r.. st.
Will meet each Tuesday III o'clock,
from lst Oct. 10 ls April and nj S O'clock
from Isl April 10 lst October on the follow.
ing dates, April j. May >, June &, July !,
Aug. $, Sept. ., Oct. :, Nov. D.r.5:
JAS. +. lXI.AR, ". II.
Gro. W. BRuSSoS, See.
may 29 1879 I'M.
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Times have changed. The spirit
y, lie people is not What it fused to l,r
else they would hsve done other t:'&n.
they lave.
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l'nr sale b.: lDr. \ G. Dukc,.

~ yer lc.orc. nor Gr Yeas atr.
Novcml,er 22d Will or readers have
a chance 10 see such grand, innpn
sing exhibition is will be given on
liai day by h,binS,n'a Great Wpril's
Exposition. It's immense prnpor
;io;s this year; are said to bai!lc ,ieS-
rription;nl il brwillcrs ann, ,iina,v
mind {" con;tmp'.,leil,c vast concern
Mr.. HobinSon IS, 10 lM.!,; he
wca!,hirs; Snowman in Tie world,
and TAT hr nay 10, be cxccllrd b,
"uy ric IN The rsb.,s ,ipn, lie has
iii'- Srrnn si,ipsaul ~vnry former
INort by mating niE.i,cs,a:. a.;1;
lions 10 his Alcna as,ri., Aquarium,
and Circus. Tie b.l!.a,ii <piyn Or
i'ihc entire olitit i. ,iyscr;,4l IL
sh'ictl'hS ha"''a:1, az th' pT'-r
everywhere Sv..-" !,,1i d ,h~ p,.
e O! the gignn'ic cni-,pr..~, w,t,
cirrsy'acn chartl n..nh.., ;"ach,
crs uui :amiin- I.ayy rnl".-cl il IL
al exhibition II funrr rc,.ryl ,n:.r,t
The arrs.t p:;a'!'. w;.! rrI,,ya ,'.,y'.
j"nrn"y y ~i!',"Hs i, and v" ,sprc,
rtnrlv i com. 10 il from miles
ar,u,.d. 10 10! fail ,o>c lie -sauA
rH!,iuiiio.., AMI remember /; w.II De
in Orans"b.rg on "Wednesday 30
yc.nbcr 22' for one day only.
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WnAT Is A CAR-I.oAp?--Nomin
Is n car load is 10000 pounds. 1t is
also 70 barrels Of salt, 10 OF lime, 90
of flour, GO Of whiskcy, 900 sucks Of
-four 6 cords Of soft wood, tS to 20
head ofcattlc, 30 to 60 head Of hogs.
50 TO 100 head Of sheep, 5000 feet Of
solid boards, 1890 feet Of siding
1900 feet Of hooring, 10000 Shin
glcs one.halt less hard lumber, one.
fourth less Of green lumber, one
tenth Of juists scan.ling, aud al other
large limbcrs. $40 bushcI3 or wheat,
400 of corn, $50 of oats, 400 Of barley
26o Of naS. seed, $50 oiapples, 43o Of
Irish potatoes, 3GO Of sweet potatoes,
1000 bushels Of bran, Bovon Trans.
cr.p'.
:, .-.-.s.,-.,
Tie remains OF III late Baron dc
Palm will soon be turned INTO ashe+,
as directed By his Will. The body
will be taken from New York TO
Washington, Pennsylvania, where 4
cremation furnace has been cons.ruc
ted. The ceremonies sill be coaluc-
led by The members Of the Thcoso-
l'hic Society, Of which the deceased
Baron was y member, and wilI be
witnessed BY number Of dis;ingu;sA-
ed men and scientists.
Savannah physicians are accusing
each other Of unwi*c treatment Of
lr'-ients during tic yellow ttve: cpl
dcn.ic.
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MASON HG

Potros Council No. II, r.. g. s.. NJ.
Will meet each Thursday ut 6 o'clock =. NJ.
from lst October to lst April. and ut 8
o'clock from 1.t April to lst October on
tho following dates, June 81, July 22, Aug.
lS, Sept. IL, Oct. 81, Nov. IS, and Dec. IL.
j. +. IZLAR, IT,.
G.. w. BHUNsOS, Recorder
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z. G.. q. e.

Edisto Lodge no. 81, Meets 1T OH
Fellows Hall, every Friday evening 1T $
o'clock, from 2o,h March 10 10th Sept. AMI
at "A O'clock from 2Oh S,rt. 10 .uh March,
i liENAKS. y. g. .
J HERMAN W.slii.l.h.;. See
itnhecra i.Oigr-Mc,ts o'clock every
second Wednesday after sale day.
+. i)EMAkS, !. &.
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You may say what You pica,c.
You may dispute between Yourselves.
You may curse Your mistakes il the
past. You may rcgrc; some day ui
your past lie You ma. Say and d.,
what y'u please; h,it unless yoa call
on Franz l:r;:sgman, Al A;nllcrs oli
stand, yon will nc"cr die happy
Dr. A. G. Dukes, NJ. y. is uiv;ng
away handsome look c.,i.'cd
Pearls for the People con,a.u:nr
much valuable iniormat.ona a,, many
interesting articles. ! also contains
n history Of Tic discovery Of The
"Hcpatinc;' for Iii sca1cs Of tic liver,
dyspepsia, constipation AID i;idigcs-
ton, &c, and gives positive nsSu:
ancc that when tic lIepa!inc is usc,l
il effects a permanent and lasting
cure Of these diseases, which prevail
20 such IN alarming extent i'll our
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Hermann Wa'irE. wa- seen ri.I.n.
horse back On Thursday ius; IL
was Il courier.
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t'.,ll on l'ran;1 Briggn.ann lie
has what you want.
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J. 6 G 4 J.

The weather is cold now ~ ice
almost
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South CarnEiI,a ksailron<..
OFFICE lIu,.l:s AT ottScrnrLG nrroT
From $ o'clok a. NJ. 10 ~ +. NJ. From
81 O'clock l.. NJ. .! i. NJ.
Goods received and delivered only during
office hours.
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u. NJ. q. A.-!lal aud hra,ins
Room over Store Of Mr J.t Pix, upcn
every night from $50 10 1880 r II.
PRAYER Meetings tliis month .Iu,it ~.
9th, 18th. 23rd and .9;ll III $ 30 =. NJ.
business Meeting June 22!nI $50 !. -.
every Fou tn Thursday in each month at
$50 p. NJ.
NJ. GLOVER, President
j. s DlBDLT. Secretary.
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FIVE CHILDREN I.osr Wlr,1rS

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MOTH IN.

o.. the !5,!, day 8: Novt;ni:. ncx;. I viii!
sc!i at Ike Plantation Of l.. T. Collier TO
the highcs, bidder for cash; IS RusAcls
Rough Rice, 100 Rushcls Corn, ! Lo, u
Go;;on Seed. 500 !h=. Q. o.l'oa;Ar, inove or
!tss
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August Bri=gmann has All thai
one can want. His stock Of wines,
ales, etc, are the best tbs side Of New
York. You can have apr,vate room
ut August's. Gall at Briggmann
& Crooks AMI ask for him.
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Capt Hamilton has one Of The best
stores i'll town. lis stock Of dry
goods, groceries, &c, arc among The
best in this place. For architectural
beauty Iii. building is the Lt,jon Of Tic
city. CAL on Capt. Hamilton, next
door to Cornclson's.
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TOWN CCUMCxgso

This body meet. June $, sept. :, Dee. 1.
Mayors Court, held Whenever occasion
requires.
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Sons Dr TE1s Nes:.

OranSchnrg Division NJ. ~, meets every
Monday evening IN the basement "i In,
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
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4, : j. j.. IN i .l.'9 !. IL ]. .

According 70 tho !at,9, .m.p:ovtYr Yrrnta
the n.t.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
ALBANY MOVIES.

ALBANY, Wednesday, April 3, 1875
The case Of Taylor and Dunlap, both claiming TO De
Commissioner Of Jurors in New-York, was argued ouay
Ill the Court Of Appeals by william NJ Evars for Dun
lap and A. Oakey Hall Taylor. Mr.. Evarts argued
that the Jury system was part Of the local government OF
the city, which the act under which Dunlap claims once
reorganzed, and that therefore his office was
fi0naly allied with the corporation authOri y Mr. ha
Tor TyIor argued hat power duty of the ONCE oil
Commissioner of Jurors-an officer appolnleu py
ana supervlsors-was even remotely connected
since lhe charter OF with the Mayor Aldermen ana
Conmonay ard that this ground the olce couu no. @
properly subject IN tier of charter. history
Of charters and of gouerning Jurors was gwen W
show that the Insertion OF this Office in charter was
fraud upon the Legislature and puDhc'
In the canal suit against Wm c. Stephens To-Day the
stenoerapers Underhil and warburtoD, who took the
testimony OF Lord examined, and large amount
OF documentary evidence was also submitted IoinoI1
evening the stephens case VIII pe ADJOURNED un.
"Wednesday next, owing tie charter election Justice
Westbrouk tine struck jury III the DenSon
ct al VIII not be required 10 a'lehu uh'i 'o Avn
inst. at $3.50 O'Clock y. III.
The Assembly Committee Privileges and Elections
will probably repot resolution OF reprmahd III 'he
case Of Felix Murphy accused OF stealing reports IRON
tho PostoIIce Murphy pleads drunkenness, ana says
IL was rely fronc and testimony was gwen 10 SHOW
that suggested IT II practical loke Inc ,ohui.ed
seem lotk tnat no seyerer action is mentioned
VIII he necessary.
Senator yedder made a choice exhibition OF Senatorial
courtesy tonight. The item allowing $4,000 to the new
York state Darymens Association for expenses oi eA
bition the Centennial, was objected TO by Mf; nofu
whereupon Nedder referred 10 hin as pcttioeBhs
LAWYER" and aftxrward, among som" agrlcuitula anu
siuIs he referred to beets i'll SewI IorA WIN lnuc1
tiOus that unlnIstakahc
Postmaster-Gener Jewell, who arrived here last
evening, left the fast mail this morning. intending 10
20 through to Oh cago n tour Of inspection oil the
working OF the iast-man system Senator wagner
placed at his disposal his own private car.
Senator Bixby to-day presented the petition OF 10
bankers and merchants of the City Of Newfoik, sug
costing that the against the Mayor and local officers
OF the City Newly be submitted 10 tho Court oi
Arbitration IN said city.
Mr. Peabody will introduce the bill extending the term
OF Controller Green III the Assembly t0-nOr ow IL Is
claimed that majority OF the Committee On Cities are
friendly 10 the bill.
Senator Jacobs to-day introduced concurrent resoiu
on relative TO the of justices of the supreme
Court aud the districts III which they shall be eec'ed
The Senate Judiciary Committee will report tomorrow
morning Part l. of the revision Of the Statutes, which
passed the Assembly some weeks ago.
For regular report Of Froeedngs IN me A9'1d"e' ."
Second rag.