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The Yellow Centaur Llniment

for The tough skin, he.h and muscles OF
HORSES, MULES AND ANIMALS
We have vet a case of SPAWN,
~~ecny. Ring bone, Wind gall. Scratches or Poll
Evil, which thls tiniment would not speedily
beneht. and We never saw but u lev cases which
It ~ouisl sss care. H Will cure when ans-
thing can. IL Is folly 20 spend eco. for Farricr.
when one dollars worth of Ccntaur Linimeut will
do better The following Is a sample OF the testi-
mony produced:
W. Z. Hopkins, Postmaster, Piqua, o. says:
tentAur Liniment can't be beat. IL cure, every
time
"lELvERToS. o., March 2, ls7t
The tentaur Linimcnts the best selling
medicines We have ever had. The demand l. very
grra; for II. and we cannot AFFORD to be without H.
"P. Ii. nIsEY 4 son"
'JEffERsoS, Mo. Nov. 10. ls75.
some time ago Was shipping hor.es to IT.
Loui-. got one badly crippled in the car. With
yrca: ciificulty got him 10 the stable. The sla-
meUt. which used with such success that Ia iwo
dAy- the horse Was active and nearly we'll. have
been veterinary surgeon for -hirty years. but
your LIuineni beats anything ever used.
a. j. M'CARff, Veterinary Surgeon"
For postage stamp We will mail C.ntaur Al
mar ao. cOntann. hundreds oil !ce-tihcates. IRON
every state in the Union. These Liniments are
now sold by all dealers In the country.
Laboratory OF J. Il. ROSE 4 co.
VI Dcy St. New York.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

A large influx Of visitors weekly turn tow.
ards this cool and refreshing resort.
Last week the L. 5. sloop Of war, Ossipee.
was anchored in the harbor Tor a few days.
On sunday she was ordered 10 return to Boston
there 10 await further orders.
Mos, OF the hotels are filing rapidly and it
is estimated tha, about thousand visitors
have al ready arrived.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
Established 1858,
American and Foreign Patents.


GILMORE CO., Successors to .CHIrAAS, Hos
xIR 4 Co, Solicitors. Patents procured in all
countries. No FEES IN ADVANCE. NO charge un :
le IS the patent i- granted. No fees for making
preliminary examinations. No additional ice'
Tor OBJ ain ns and conducting rehe arng spec
III attention slyeu to Interfere nee Cases before
the Patent Once, Extensions before Congress.
Infrin cement suits In different states, anu all i'
gstion appertainiug To Inventions or Patents
SpSD STAMP To GILAOKE 4 Co. FOR PAMPHLET
OF SIXTY PAGES.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last Report of the Commissioner Of the
General Land once shows 81. 500 acres of
Bounty Land Warrants outstanding. These were
issued under act of 1855 and prior acts. GILL;
tered letter. Where Assignments are impei iect
We give Instructions to perfect them.
Arsay Of Pay and Bounty
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS. and SAILORS Of the late
war or their heirs, are In many cases entitled 10
10 knowledge. Write full history of service, and
state amount of pay and bounty received. En-
close stamp 10 GILMORE CO.. and a full reply
after examin alton. will be given you iree
Pensions.
All oFYICEKs, SOLDIERS. aud SAILORS wounded
rupiured, or injured in the late war, however
slightly can obtain apension by addressing Gil
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE 4 co. before
,he supreme Court Of the uniied stat, the Court
OF Claims and the Southern Claims Commission.
Each department OF our business Is conducted Il
in = separate buresu,under the charge oil me same
experienced parties eniployed by the old arm.
Prompt attention TO all business entrusted 10
GIL, MORE co. is thus secured. We desire to
win success by deserving it.
address GILMORE IL CO.,
WAsHISGTOS. ID. c.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

school closed in Dit. No. :. July ;. after
very successful term taught by Clara T.. filg-
gins OF Mt. Desert. There were 10 scholar. not
absent. tardy, or dismissed during the whole
term. Whole number Of scholars -. Aver
age 3. We think this an excellent report and
and that Miss Higgin. is avery superior teach
er. q
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

DO you want to be cared Of Dyspepsia, con-
stipstion, Piles and all diseases Of the stomach
Bowels and Liver. II you do. 20 to g. A
Parcher's and get bottle Of Virgins Pellets.
They will cure you. For sale by sll druggists
OF price. Prepared by Wiggin 4 Co. Rocklsnd
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
Business Notices..

IAN ounce 81 prevention is worth u found
Of cure" A bottle OF Renne's PAin-killiug Mag
ic Oilin the house, or on hand for immediate
in case OF emergency, will often save u life.
or 4 long and tedious sickness. Try 1t for collie
or cholera morbus.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
Gen. Crooks Command.


AsHINGToN, ID. G.. July IL.
me war department has no recent infor-
nation concerning General Crooks CON-
-.,,J and hence there Is nothing confirm
....r, Of The report of his defeat and death.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
The Weather.
WAR DEPAKTMENT.

pih,e ui The Chief Signal Officer.
WAsHINGToN.D C. July l2-l ANY
Probabilities.
For New England. partially cloudy and
very warm weather will continue with
-hi aud gentle southeast TO southwest
"nd., slight changes in barometer, and
i-rlg the evening local thunder storms
Ae-T The coast
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Drowned.
AIGUsTs. Me, July

Z OF IN. Nt-, July IT.
4 >5u Of George Djplock. aged IL years.
va, crowned to-day whilc bathing in the
krnnebec river.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
Suicide.
I'oKrLANn

PORTLAND, Me-, July IL.
A man named Ripley living al Bar Mills
...r hi, throat IN eleven different places and
s.,I., hung himself this morning.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
MORRIS d HERITAGE,
ia n. Third Street, Phils.

PILES DIETETIC CSALERATUs.-Cniversall y ac-
knowledged the best In use. Each pound bears
the name Of JAMES PILE. None genuine with.
out. lyrAT5
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

The District school in Dist. No. has Just
closed successful term OF ; weeks under he
instruction OF Ms, Emma VI. Wasgait OF this
town. Whole number Of SCHOLAR %. average
attendance 90.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
Instanter cures Toothache in one moment.

Instanter cures Toothache in one moment.
SUI.
do. go to g. A. Parcher and get box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. II is the surest
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for 2j cents, or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by F.ssenden & Co. Rockland
Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

-Rey. DIR. Tenney will preach at T.. Lamoine
on Sunday next, services at O'Clock.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

Children Cry for Castoris. 1t is as
pleasant to take rs honey. and is absolutely
harmless. 1t is sure to expel worms, cure
wind collie, regulate the bowels and stOn-
ach, and overcome irrtability caused by
rash or cntting teeth. 1t is q perfect sub
stitute for Castor Oil. and Tor Costiveness
in young or old there is nothing in exist
ence so effective and reliable.
The Latest, Greatest. aud most relia.
bic remedy ever Lut together by medical
science for Rheumatism, Wounds, Swell.
ings. Burns. Csked Breast, &C.. Is the
Centaur Lisinent. There are two kinds.
What the White Linlmenris for the human
family. the yellow Centaur Liniment is ior
spxy ined, lame and strained horses aud
animals. ly8 3m20
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Psrs.
CLEARED.
July c.
sch AliAvelis, smith. Calais.
Sch Telesr aph, Hemek. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch ORION. Patten, Nex York
sch Capt. john, Paiten, Boston.
ARRIVED.
July.
sch samuel Lewis. Hammond. Boston.
Sch William Pickering. Patten. Boston.
CLEARED
July :.
sch City OF Ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
sch westiey Abbott. Millken. sullivan.
Sch Arboreer. Clark, Boston.
Sch Caro- Bell. Barbour. Rockland.
ARRIVED.
July y.
sch Anna Murch. woodard, Boston.
CLEARED.
July H.
Sch orion, Patt-n, New Xork.
sch MInlola Fullerton. Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch kmily. Alley, Boston.
CLEARED.
sch Miniola. Fullerton. Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch Regulator. Grant. Rockland.
CLEARED.
July u.
sch Dexter. Webber, Boston.
sch samuel Lewis. Hammond. Boston.
Memoranda.
Sch Sunbeam, Bunker, from Calais for Alexan.
dria, before reported,) run into by \ Glouces
ter n.hinV sef suuposeI the Carl ShuFx heiuy
very thick at the time Capt Bunker threw over
his deckload oaths and attempted to get his
Point, where she remains, with her back broken
and ills every tide May come OF after discharg-
ing.
Domestic Psris
sw H.RBoR-Ar sch JOAN W Bray. King !;
Yankee Ia, Stanley, fishing grounds: Sea Bird,
Stanley, New York, Kate Newman, Newman, st
John b. for Philadelphia.
Ar 8, u Cutter Dobbin, Rogers on cruise
Ar 8. yacht F1eur de Lis. Cheney. Boston for Bar
Harbor; sch Piscataqua. King, fishing grounds
with l7O barrels mackerel.
WINTER HARBOR-Sld 5. sch Convoy. Norwood,
Camden ;Orzembo. Guptill. Calais.
sid 9. Blsckwarrior. Stevens. New York; Leban-
on. Rand. Salem.
PoRrLASD-Ar :. sch Collector. Stinson. Deer
BosroS-Ar 6. sch Laurel. Bennett Sullivan
Brave. Ross. do; Maine, Lord. Hancock.
Ar ]. sch Silver Spring Haskell. Ailbridge;
Chas Rodgers, Perkins, Sullivan; Panama, Mar
rail-. Ellsworth
vNEYARD HAvEN-Ar >. sch Ellen Perkins.
Ray. Buckspori
Ar 4. sch Westerloo. Whitaker, Ellsworth; Ever.
glade, Shaw. GOuldsboro.
A 6. sch Sewall. Haskell. Deer Isle for y Y
NEW YORK-Ar6 o. sch Mary A Holt, Holt. Ren.
nebec.
Sid 6. barque Mary Hale. for Settin.
PRovIDEHCE-Ar6 sch Red Rover. Bowden
New York.
n A o. la Eicka Sul
van.
Ar 2. sch Advance, Pickett Stuben.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
THINK ron YoUnsRLr.

Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering
from dyspepsia. adisordercd stomach and liver,
producing biliousness, heartburn, costiveness,
weakness. irregular appetite, lew spirits, rails.
ing food after eating, and often ending In fatal
SICK, yet get little sympathy. The unfailing
remedy, which is yearly restoring Thousands,
IL DaCostA's Radical Cure.
MORRIS d HERITAGE,
ia N. Third Street, Phils.
E1 Sold by 8. d. Wtggn. Ellsworth; A.
j. Jordan, Orland, and X. B. Slower, Bucks
port.
John W. Perkins 4 Co.. Portland, general
agents.
b c. bottle will convince you ofits merits.
Don't delay another hour after reading this,
but 20 sndget bottle. and your relief Is as
certain as you live. viii you do il. or wiIlyou
continue TO sufiers Think for yourself!
Professor Psrker's Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely palatable. No
physic required. Costs - cents. Try II.
40 lv IS
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

prepared articles in t h e
market. The disease is
treated externally by means
of the Liniment, which,
when properly applied, re-
duces the swelling, relieves
the tension and removes
the inflammation, the cause
of pain, in a very short
time. thus restoring free
dom OF movement and elias
ticity to the joints. The
disease being 3 blood pois-
on, of a peculiar nature, is
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
~ TELEGRAPH.
Commencement at Bowdoin.

,.,.traes % the Ellsworth American.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
IMPORTANr TO TRAVELLERS.

Instanter cures Tooothacbe in one moment
STU
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

- We have opened and placed upon our
Counters for inspection, a FRESH STOCK
Of Spring and Summer Goods, Of all kinds,
which should be pleased to have you call
and examine.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
Treated

internally by means OF the
Pills and Elixir-alterna-
ting one with the other ac-
cording to Directions. To
effect a permanent cure, the
Pills and Elixir must be
used in conjunction with the
Liniment.
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Ghe1ntelLQetllf:er
For E'nritcrSburg.

For the information Of delegates al
along the State, up and down the river
we will say that the steamer Courier has
been chartered to leave here on Wednes-
day evening for the Parkersburg Conven
ton. She will depart about 7 o'clock
and will stop At all important
landings, such as Bellaire, Mounds
vile, New Martiasville, SistersVille
ST. Marys &c. She will arrive al
Parkersburg about day light Thursday
morning. The fare from different points
is announced in our advertising columns
1t does not include meals on the boat but
does incIride sleeping accopmodations
1t is expected that she will leave ParkerS'
burg on her return trip some time Thurs
day nighty according as the business ot
the Convention may be dispatched, and
that she will arrive here in from II to 10
hours aiter'starting.
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MouIton Moving On Beecher-
Course Of the Advisory Counsel

NEW York, July "a. .-Ftantis D
Moulton had a conference Saturday with
Benz. F. Butler and Roger A. Pryor, his
counsel in action against Henry Ward
Beccher. 1t is alleged that Moulton has
determined, in view Of the reversal Of the
decision Of Judge Dykmau, to force
Beecher by the 3lst Of July to make an
swer to plaintiff or let his case go by
default. The Advisory Counsers commit
tee, which convened, Saturday, TO consid'
er the scandal, declare that they do no,
think it expedient or proper to.examine
into any allegations or reports or TO hear
the Testimony respecting the same until
such allegations or reports have beer
embodied in charges which shall have
been made as aforesaid, by person who
shall undertake to present proof OF th'
truth Of the same before this committee
to the end that thorough trial shall be
had thereof.
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THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
Mob Law In Indiana.

LOUISVILLE, July 33.-Twoweeks ago
an armed mob broke into jail at Paoli,
Orange County, Indiana, and attempted
to murder four prisoners named Jones
and Jalliner, who were charged with
murder. The prisoners had armed and
drove the mob.Off. The prisoners were
sent to New Albany Tor safe keeping. At
Mitchell, Ind, Abe. Jones, saloon keeper,
was suspected OF having been hired TO
give testimony that would break down
the prosecution Of the suspected murd.
erers. Sunday morning at o'clock one
hundred masked and we'll armed horse.
men entered Mitchell, Ind, surrounded
the saloon OF Abe Jones and knock
ing at the door demanded admission.
This was denied them by Jones, and upon
this denial the vIgilNnts commenced de-
molishing the saioon building. They
we're determined and energetic. and it was
not until the building was total wreck
that Jones, finding he could not prevent
the entrance OF the mob into his house
tried to escape by the back way, but tht
effort failed. The vigilants were deter,
mined that Jones should die, and al soor
as he appeared at the back door d dozeE
shots we're fred at him, one penetrating
his lungs inficttng probably a fata
wound Jones fell to The ground, ant
not moving or showing any signs oflift
the vigilants supposed him to be killed
aud mounting their horses galloped .oul
Of town. This morning Jones was still
alive, but he will doubtless be added tc
the long list Of those who have preceded
him to death through the agency Of these
Orange county vigilants.
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VIZ had a pleasant call yesterday from
Mr.. Hanson Boring, of MadisOnville
KY, formerly Of Brooke county in this
State. Mr.. Boring was born and raised
in Brooke-grew up to a mans estate at
hard work on farm there, and in his
2Sd year lost both Of his arms in thresh'
ing machine. When "a years old he en-
tered Bethany College, having previously
enjoyed very limited educational NdvantH'
gcs, and yet such was the pluck Of the
man, such his native ability and force OF
character, that without arms he made his
way to the head OF his class, and after a
four years course graduated with the
highest honors Of the institution. Since
then 1883 he has been teaching in Ken
lucky, and although hemet With reverses
during the war, and has had his full share
of bad luck, yet the same force Of charac-
ter has kept him ahead Of his difficulties,
and he is now man Of property and OF
influence in the community where he re-
sides. This ia an example that all the
boys who read the INTELMGENCERs should
lay to heart. They should remember
that it is stout heart that carries u
man through the world. "NeyeSsay die"
was thsmotto d Bathaby Ridges Raven,
Ispditis good motto Tor boy or bird. /,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
The TurkO-tIervian War.

i D,,,n.n, I,,lg OA -Thh Tnrka a.
BELGRADE July. zt'-ine, I tutEs .,.1 a.
lacked me lEen1y'ntss J redoIos .t n A. LIt.i i,
Ziv9rdicE, when commands 1ne tufkisl
bank oi inc pFlna anu h"aan MAKE R.l;c Inc com
mInlcation armcul' between .LSn.I IeiII" Tn' Tn'
ItyG1Fdtck' They were repliseun1 M. IN n
turks were also routed on 'ne Atno'
river near NaylInltza, ,,.:.;.
OqSsrANTiSoPE, July 14;-A!toclIe'
IN bulgaria commune, ana humeIIu
bashe bazoukes are arriving In ina
country from ASIA. The s9ltans health y
enlmPtoved. /. a correspondent 'eiegfapn,
IRON rom tsVan tnM tue larks are unaole " It
take I3 tng InenSelSe tL, un''l reinforced, Du.
3 gu aoIu t.elF POSITION NJ r anu fepulse tht
oerV'an AttaCk tne end kiSh l:1 losses sgS !1S
past !en u1ys a Sre. 3Vo kll,e9 1nd 9OC 90C
wounued' G hhe osrvlH.s ss9,u - aEs' i"''y @'oVV
men Wl.n nt nTe S;ama,ah Sami".S -; T.,.a,, !.
"A SPsola t: ulsPS.'t v W" us.ot,a t.y, r.,
from ylehha yia ssys: - .,isTeo,;on SsTe,;u '%a' H.
austria nus Gelanaeu ..s aa'l"vn 10 non,..,i, I
cause oI the lnltlngeuemss o' Kiut. RIuSfH''
Dy Tue 4utkIsn me"U1,mM at NM a. HsS. S. p.,
LONDON, yply z''mahs MI s.s;goJ osamGG,% M; @
grade sPecial says; ing de.eF%.Ieu @ IN !, "tsi W.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
Fast Mail Route. Of the United States

VIII lc the most direct convenient and economical
waT nf TcSrbinu PhilaielbhiR and thIG great ExhI.
hlon from ail sectiOnS of the country, lis tTalns
Ia and frOm PhIlRdcIphIa Will pass through u
TRIND UENTRNNfdL DEPOT, which the
Conpany have erected nj the Main Entrance 10 the
ExblbItion Grounds for tho RECOMMENDATION Of
naSenrrrS who wish 10 sion al or ttart from The nu-
mrrorS lRn,e hotels contiguous 10 This station and
he ExhIhilou.-l convenience Of the greatest val
ne 10 visitor. and Afforded exclusively 6y the PENN
syIyanin RailroAd which Il TIE ONLY LINE
BUNYINCJ UTPRCT TO THH CENTENNIAL
BUILDIEGS Excursion trains viii also stop at
The EnramDment Of the Patrons Of uusbandTy at
Elm Station. on thIs road
INA PsWnfylruni1 Railroad q the or1ndeIt raiilrdy
n Ihs ,sorid II cnntrnlI irpeH fhOuldbi
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South Africa, complimeuting the Ameri-
can Republic on the first centenary Of its
National Independence. Ordered printed.

South Africa, complimenting the Ameri
can Republic on the first centenary OF IT
National Independence. Ordered printed
THE NAVAL SERVICE INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. Whitlhorne, Chairman Of thu
Committee on Naval Affairs moved t
suspend the rules and adopt the report
OF that committee, together with that o.
the mlnoritymade on the alleged abuses
errors and frauds in tho service, to BE-
printed, and their consideration made a
special order for Friday next. @
Mr.. Garfield suggested that minority
report was not yet ready and that both re-
ports should be withheld for the present
Mr.. Whitthorne said that 80 far as he
was concerned the Public Printer might
withhold the delivery OF the majority re-
port till that OF the minority should be
also ready. fg r
Mr.. Harris on behalf Of the Minority
Committee, related the difficulties
in the way Of having its report
ready. The evidence on which it should
be based, covering nearly 1000 closely
printed pages, the last Of which were
printed only a few days ago, and the
majority report, covering 100 printed
pages, 'haYing been furnished TO the
minority on astSaturday evening. The
report OF the minority was now in the
hands OF copyists and some OF il in the
hands Of short.hand writer's. He,believed
that it could not be printed and in the
hands Of members in time for fair con.
sideration OF the matter as soon as Fri.
day next. i.'
Mr.. Garfield suggested that it
would hardly be fair towards. a
high officer of the Government TO
have one report given to the public
before il could be accompanied by the
other reportigiving another view Of the
case. Both should be delivered 70 the
public press at the same time. He there
fore asked a postpOnenent q the matter
until both reports were ready- -, ~,
Mr.. Whitthorne stated in reply that
the testimony on which the report was
based was not exclusive property, but had
been accessible TO by the minority; it was
being printed during the progress Of the
investigation, Hence there ought not to
have been any delay on the part Of the
minority inpreparing its report. Z
The motion TO suspend the rules and
adopt the order was rejected by R party
vote-yeas III, nays7l. -
The House adjourned.
CT1Ny A. mn
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ENGLAND.
Negotiating a New Extradition
Treaty,

AAS"NS'
LONDON, July 24.-Lord.. Derby and
Minister Pierrepont are negotiating O
new extradition. treaty. ..
In the House Of Lords to-day Earl
Granville called attention to the extra
dition question, aud said the act Of 1870
could have no effect on the treaty OF 1912
The only advantage derived from Earl
Derby's course was the questionable
enjoymentOf the society Of certain Amer
lean citizens until they are arrested foS
cheating, robbing or numbering some one
here. He hoped the Government would
soon secure an issue from this deadlock
He also advised remedial legislation.
Earl Derby's arguments in reply to
Earl Granville were similar 10 those al
ready published in the correspondence
He said negotiations were now going OF
with hopes OF speedy success, meanwhile
the government is conceding means Il
tide oyer the interval. Earl Of Kimber
ly, Lord Coleridge and Earl Grey sup
ported Earl Granville. The debate wa
adjourned in consequence OF Lord Caisu
being taken suddenly ill while speaking
Earl, Derby's speech concludes: 1--WE
shall Immediately renew the negotia
tions recently interrupted. | think i
the negotiations are likely, 70 last some
time, we ought to endeavor to establish
provisional arrangement which will
prevent rascalS from benetitinG by fall
ing out with honest men,"
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PHILADELPHIA.
Tho English Oatsmcn Arrived.

The English OarSmcn Arrived
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-The weather
to-day is very cool; a brisk breeze is blow
ing and the sky is overcast and threaten
ing. n:f
resent The Trinity College club Of Cam
bridge University, England, and who
arrived at New York on Saturday, will
reach this city. They bring three boats
with them, a racipg shell, lorty-two feel
by nineteen inches, a lap streak gig fol
training, and a single sculI shell
John Adams, q boatman, accompanies
them to take charge Of their boats. They
will bethe first visiting club to go into
training on the Schuylkill and their prac
tice viii commence by Thursday. Close
will very probably enter for the single
scull in the same regatta.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-The- cupola
on the roof on the Western Union Tele
graph building inthis city, which was USED
for the reception aud protection, OF wires
running TO the structure was destroyed by
fire about o'clock this morning, inter
rupting telegraphlc communication with
this city by that line. Fortunately tbs
flames were confined to the roof, and tht
lois, including that by water, will not ex
ceed 5000.
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South Carolina will elect stats'eficers
and Co6gressmen on Tuesday, NOHs7,, L.
Tennessee will elect Governor and
Congressmen on Tuesday, Nov.7.. -
Texas will elect Congressman on Tues
day, Nov. Z; State officers will next be
chosen in November, 1877.
Vermont will elect State officers and
Congressman on Tuesday, Sept. g.
Virginia will elect Congressman on
Tuesday, Nov. Z; State officers will next
be chosen in Nov, 1877.
West Virginia will elect State officers
and Congressman on Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Wisconsin will elect COngreSsmeH on
Tuesday, Nov. Z, State officers will next
be chosen in Nov, 1877.