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State Grange, to be held at Cincinnati,
February ~.
DAYTON. KY.

February 70.
DAYTON, KY. ..
There is probably not another place
in all this broad land cursed with a
street railroad similar to the dilapidated
concern which still drags out misera-
BILE existence in Dayton. II the man.
ayers, stockholders, or whoever are re-
sponsible for its condition, had spark
OF manly selt-respect lett, they'd either
blow their brains out in shame and re-
morse, or seek some means by which the
line could be improved. AS it is, the
regular patrons who are compelled 10
use it regard the institution with abhor-
renee, and the transient traveier tinds II
subject for the most hilarious mrth
it's the laughingstock OF Two States.
BELLEVUE, KY.
Those of our citizens VINO patronized
the Bellevue Ferry, before the ice
blocked in the river, will be glad to
know that NJ. Schofeld, our enterpris-
ing craftsman, has again launched two
oil his large skitTs, and Is now running
regularly from 8 A. M. until 7 Z. M,
leaving and landing as before, at foot Of
Parson street, Cincinnati, and foot oi
Helm street, Bellevue.
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For XeYaY.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
gP. NJ,
- GEO. W. CHEEK, j. W. Kirby,
lf7aaass$4Bsstsa Master. Apply On board. or at A.
zssssataszzA Keunelps, corner main and Water
sUreest.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 29-2 T. NJ
The following are the receipts and shipments

The following are the receipts aud shipments
of live stock for the past As hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts ts. 9S1 273 732
Shipments s............. 81 1876 40O
AOGS-Market firm and prices to 10c
higher. Demand fair at IS t0a5 81 for com
mon, Sc 0Da6 81 for fair to good light, $6 35a
so for good packing, and choice butchers
held ut Sc 65a6 81 per Genial.
CATTLE-Are moderately active, and mar
ket rather easier. We quote common 81 25a3,
rseilinn SO 25a4, and good to choice IA s5a5
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Steamer Cermanc (Br, Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens
town RI Cor;is flHh pf
steamer En,nore (Br, Hopkins. Liverpoo--J s Tucker
steamer Peioro QtaD Ulbcrto, Bristol and Cardiff G
Seagert
steamer City Of AUSTIN Chester Fernandna via Port
steamer W Woodward. Young. Baltimore WIN DaizcIi
Steamer Beverly. Wallace. Philadephia--Jas Hand.
Steamer Eiien Terry Salyenr Providence Josiah
White.
Bark Lizzie Irsdale OBJ. Mossop. Liverpool or Brken
hcnd--tieo y Bulcy.
Bark Industria tlta). Schiafino Cork Falmouth
orders siocovich n Go.
Bark Giuseppe capurro taD. Capurro. Cork Falmouth
tor ordcrs-John SeHger.
Bark Unauima lBr, Cain Cork for orders James FL
Bark Genon tsw) Bor3cssen. ooponhagcn- Fauch Edge
h Co.
Bark Neptune Nsr), Jonsnessen. Esnore for orders
Bcnhan a Boyesen.
Marx Chim"ea (Nor,. Hnaye. Bergen &C Tobias Co.
Bark American Eagle. tombstone. Rio Jancro-rhos
Norton & DO
Brig Plol Aus, Tarsbochin Cork or Falmouth for or
drrsJ ohm Scagcr.
Brig Ncya Grl, smcltzcr Belfast. l. Hattop Watson Il
Co.
brig Cora DR.. Fisher savanna Ia Mar Ja-G do Ger.
dovi.
Brig VIM Pnipps sy, Brandtberg Aux Cages -youngs
Smith 4 60.
schr !, hill on sBr, Balm, Montcso hay Ja-a Vessels
acnr Wm X knignton. Deycmnn, st Johns Nntgua)-
James Elwvll 4 Co.
schr Victor, Croker Port Limon Costa Rca-BJ Wen
berg Co
schr Venture (Br,, Hatfield. Windsor. Ns--C W Der.
schr Francis CONN, rabbu,t Machias. Neil W Loud 4
Co.
scbr Helen. Pitts, Providence Cartwright & Doyle.
sloop Emperor, Dcwick, Saybrook, Ct Low & Little.
field
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GOULD AND SELOvER.

WHAT ''rHE STREET" HAD TO SAY ABOUT
THEIR DIFFICULTY YESTERDAY
The current theme of Wall street gossip yesterday
continued to be the Seiover-G Gould difficulty. The
''street' WAS full of it, and stories and incidents OF
the principals and their mutual business relations
thick as shells the oceans beach. Said
one well broker. speaking with nm air OF au-
thority Gould and his Western Union conncc-
tions:-
''Gould and William II. Vanderbilt formed an alliance
last March TO obtoin control OF Western Union, and
they succeeded in getting between them majory Of
the stock They carried their plans with the
secrecy, following the stock from 81 down to So
The buying continued to tho present week
snen the rupture between Kccne and Gould
ook place. 1t was caused by the remarkable
strength Of Western Union in the face of
Gould's assurance that The stock was O sale Kcene
accused Gould OF bad faith aud several stormy inter-
views took place The rupture came to climax
when Selover made his assault for immediately alter
10 49,"
Another well known operator sad-.This thing be-
gan to fcrment ON the Sunday oil the Pttsburg riot,
when Jay Gould, jim Kcene and Russell Sage sat on
the cool piazza Of Gouid's coltuge at Monmouth
Park Sage and Keene being loaied with railway
stocks, feared IN a in consequence OF the
rikes, and eagerly sought Goulds assistance help
.cm out Tho result alliance between tho
tlrec giants, Sage ana Keene agreeing to let Gould
nave coo shares OF their railway stocks at throo por
ecnt peio" oWuIuay utest quotdtiOu ror luis cou-
s'deraton Gould Joined hands to buoy up the market
against the inevitable bear tendency. All hap.
l,iy: The market held its own, Notwithstanding tho
strikes, and the bulls were iublant until Gould
discovered unloading his stocks and pockeng the nigh
prices"
Mr. Gould's friends the stroet yesterday in
dgnanty denied that Gould had played false, ana they
Warmly denounced the assault as uDprovoked.
Among others Mr.. Belden, Gould's special partner,
expressed his views 10 tho elect that Scoyer
under many obIGa''ous for substantial avors 10 Mr..
Gould. The latter, he stated, gave Seover in
lerest IN an important transaction, shortly
After he came from California. four months ago. with
put asking him 10 put up dollar OF margin Mr.
Gould also loaned him $50 O00 Mr.. Beden pronounced
II true that Scover had drawn out from his firm, his
(SeIover's) entire interest in the pool amounting
about $4S 000 Hc certainly did not drink aud seldom
had any cause for grievance AGAINST Mr.. Gould.
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BURIAL OF THE BRAVE.
FUNERAL OF THE SEVENTH CAVALRY HEROES
WHO DIED WITH CUSTER

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, August q, 1871
The funeral OF the i've bravo officers who foil with
General Custer and buried in the national ccme-
terry here this afternoon grand ard imposing
ceremony Thousands OF people and hundreds Of
carriages were present Mra General Sherman aud
family camo up from ST Louis to attend the funeral.
Yesterday, when the bodies arrived on being taken to
Fort Lcavcnworn, the collins placed in the fort
chapel where guard OF honor stationed and re-
named during the night The remains conveyed to
the cemetery artillery caissons, each by
bay horscs, each side OF when walked tho toll
named officers, who acted as pailbearcrs -Genera Il.
SaxtOn Colonel t. II. Piutt, Colonel g. Perm, MAJOR j.
2. Wright Major D, y. Fryer, Colonel g i'm,
Captain G. A. huc Colonel q. Hoyt, Colonel A. T..
Blunt, Captain A. l. varney. Captain c. s. Ilstry,
seventh cavalry was selected by the Assistant Adju-
tant General OF the department, Colonel f. r. Piati to
act as Marshal, and he arranged the following pro-
prammc for the processon-
Band OF Twenty second Infantry.
Two Companies OF Twenty.thrd Infantry, Commanded
by Captain Haskell
Clergy and Surgeons.
Remains of the Dead officers on Five Artillery Gals
sons Accompanied by the Pail Bearers.
Mourners Including Members OF the Former CON-
mands Of the Deceased.
Distinguished Persons.
Citizens aud Friends OF the Deceased
Following each caisson was u horse en- Imprisoned in
mourning an led by cavalry soldier, according TO
tho custom OF funeral ceremonies Tor officers IN the
cavalry service.
THE LAST RITES
During the march To the cemetery minute guns were
Cred, flags lowered ~ ulf mast and all work
at this post. The escort under the com ma nd OF
Captain y. J. Haskell Twenty-th,rd infantry, com
manding officer OF tho post IN tho absence of General
Jcn G. Davis After tho religious ceremonies at tho
graves salute nrcd by the troops over the bod
of the deceased. Numerous relatives OF the deceased
present from various parts OF tho Union. Hun
drcds Of eyes were moist, ana tie people OF Lcaven-
worth beheld with regret the burial OF those whom
they had last seen buoyant IN life and confident vic.
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YORK HERALD SATURDAY

ScnR cLARssA ALLEN arrived ut Kingston, Ja July ~
to repair but there being doch sailed the 18th for
jack senvle.
ScuE sEA BIRo. Custer. from New York Charleston
put Into Philadelphia Tor mast. &c. having been
struck by lightning tno date on Winter Quarter Shoa
she had her ioetopmas carried away and foreast
aged
BATH, Me, Aug 2Porgic steamer Brghtman. OF Ronnd
Pond. WIN krtgltman. mastrr, vent ashore Crows
Island kennebec River last ght. and remained
tide. She was considerably strsusJ and leaking She
HALuAx. Aug 3-The schr J J Bell wrecked
Sheibnrnc Friday last Her saved.
NORFOLK. Va Aug 2-Bstmore pilot boat Calvert No e.
put Ia to-day with loss ~ nainboo aud mainssii split
strong nor wssser Is blowing outside
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27--p'rom Honolulu advces we
that the ne OF bark Mary BELL Roberts had
reduced and payment being made the Hawaiian govern
ment, she released, and Is loading fer this
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FALsourn. Jolly Don rTimsrs susanna. sanjuro. from
FIcrnnA. July ii-ssied. Bens. vau,sr, Gaspe.
GUERNSEY. July 2orrived ciArsmeas. Smith 81 John.
,GLoycssrxn July as-Auivsd.v II jennings. Bsngors
GIascow July 22-Arrivcd. State Of Indiana "a. New
sailed ai,. Rising Star, Melmors San Francisco: Was
Kesma poasas plhsn,ls. N cyis.dais roas a as
bee; slistris, DO Pearl OF Indis Castle do.
Sailed I'D. Futhjo inrebrietsen. North Aaeriea; Zeal
GInsAIrAn, July Io-cI-ared. Ruth Robinson. Rogers
GrsoA. July Is-Arrived. John c smith, Jones. New
Sailed 10Th Bell Aevenirs. Dc Andres. Mirsmirhi.
July
for Hampton Roads c
n july py .sa rss: Ses'.'i ss sa
s'f s: ss, fss ksc
Passed through sSs Ss al.. oua.k. Amer .chr
ron housn Emma shaw from do; b stronaeh from
Hone Kose. July ia-Arrivsd G W cochrans. Gvap.
iyerpoo; 2st. rsmos Bryans. San Francisco; City OF
ISIS Q. Wleuf. July ao-Psssed. Juno. from Grimssy
or san Francisco; Constantine crrevy from London fer
ivsn,ool July ~ .niysa, .sy..n,. o.. n..s S.~
RT, 1nsr ~ M.,s.ppi o. d Linda. 3ssbse; gstsy.
Orleans: sarmHslan o. ARA Monsr,al Iikoma. Ku,.
s",e IT, s ssg % ssr. as . ss ks
s.a As MURPHY Aas %
55IsT,sH, PhlladsISIa: Mo1,ssso. kelly Sslys;is@:
Harry Davies. Gates. Chnslottetown
LoypoS July 2I-Arrived. Hara.d IIaarfager ). Ielt-
berg New York; Ruth Baitimore Canada 81, Sumner.
Entered out 23d Advcr. Dick Tor Quebec; Znrsrn Ohm
sen. do; Jas Dale. Cooper 10 Dartmouth, Raymond do
sailed from travesend 2st. Edward. tor Now York Mury
Agnes. do; Sindhad Quebec.
Lyss. July a2-in the Roads. Sans Luigi. from New
York.
Lyirn. July 2I-Sslca. Aigicrs. for Quebec.
Arrived 2.d. CASTELAR,. Lnnd, Now York
LoSpoSprnPY, July 2iArrived Charleston from Ralti-
Lissos. July Is--Arvcd. Tyrisn b) Murray. Glasgow
MAAnurs. July 2i-ssiied, Mas o,. Van der Hocvsn.
New York
MoIr,ix to July i9Arrived. Emily Raymond Staratts
st Johu
MELBOURNE July 2i--Arrived, Frank Austin from Vic
tora.
NArLEs. July 2l--Arrived. Athsnian 1,. Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH. July 21-Arrived. Kate Crosby, HILBERT
on the pcadman (no dste), Emma Bong. from Fowsy
QursssTows, July 2s-Arrivsd Canada Jsn~or. Quebec
tor Cork.
Sailed cad. Reaper. for Liverpool po. for Plymouth.
ROTTERDAM, July 2t-Clearcd. Winnifrcd. Abbott Que
boo.
SWANSEA, July a2-Arrived FANNY. Thomas Prince Ed
SLIGO July 2o-Arrived. vesta. Thorssn. New York.
Sailed 18TH Sunlight Sorsnscn. New York; Kong Svcrrc
Eliasen Baltimore.
sr CAruArrr's PoIsr Nv, July ~ Passed. County Of
Pictou. from London for Prtou.
SwMgxUSpw, July l0--Avrivsd. AmMe. Anderson, Bat-
moro; 20tb Farewell. Seum anu. New York
TARRAcoNA, July t5-Arrived, Lizzie Garrow, from Car
du
WATERFORD, July 2l-Arrivsd. Pao'o Rcvelio Rcvcllo,
wksrronr July 2i-sailod, Decori Stevenson Sydney,
CB.
CorRSuAcxS July 2o Is reported that four larger and
gard RowdStca inside tho Middegrund that they
are to remain thcre Tor several months.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BxscHY HrAp Aug ARRIVED. bark Jupiter (Gcr),
Lietks Philadelphia TOR Dantzic.
BRxwrS, July 25-Arrved. schr VIM Hunter (Nor Mel.
sen. Galveston rhe supposed have sunk after
codinS with British brig Dependents night OF 2Jth) Au
>, bark Columbia ger, Schumacher, Pascagouln.
Cxoxs-ADr. July 25-ArriveA bark stjernen (Nor Cut
tormson. Boston.
DRovrHnix July Arrived bark 81 Bede dr. Akcn.
head, New York.
DvseKxrss Aug t-Arrved, bark Paul Gen. Kiatt New
York for Elsinors
ELsiSonr. July 25Arvsa. barks Gronsvar (Nor,, Mel
sen, Phil adcpha Marianne Ger Bradhcring do; Gany
meds tEor,. Olsen, New York.
Gorrrssunc. July Arrived. bark sigd CNor) Taar
vic, Baltimore. a..
HULL Aug Arrived. steamer othslio (Br). Brstow
New York.
HoxrIruR Aug i-sailcd bark Sea Crest Dr. Bennett,
Sydney. CB.
hAnnumc Aug 2-sarsd, bark Tusko Ger, Won Thulcn
Savannah.
Arrived 3D. bark vakyrien Csor) Jorrensen Now York.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 2Arrived. bark Talbot tNor) Rolfssn
Psscagonla.
Sailed Sd ship Freedom. Lawrence New York; bark FL
lerhsusen Ger. Green. do.
LONDON. Ang 2-Arrived bark Conception (sp). Sofa.
Pascagoula; schr Sunny South, Derckson, Wilmington
NC.
Cleared I'd. ship Plymouth Rock. Birmingham, Now
York.
LKrru Aug 3-saed, ship Pacific. Petersen, New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug Arrived bark Rosits Csp), Zueta
Fernandina
Sailed 3D. 10 80 AM, steamer Adriatc (Br, Perry (rom
Liverpool. Now York.
Also sailed 3D. steamer City Of Chester Dr. Tibbs
from Lverpool). New York.
REvAL. to Aug 2-Arrivod, Savannah" from New Or.
leans.
ST HELENA July 5-saiod ships Gilbert Thompson (Br
Watson drom Cacutta) New York; 18th Perseverance,
Ur), Morice from do. Boston; bark Jan Van Brakei
(Dutch). De Royer drom Padang). hampton Roads.
SINGAPORE July 29Saiied. ship Timour Robbins Liver.
pool.
TABLE BAY. July 3-Arrived, ship Borneo. Shaw. Now
York.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHxAD. Aug 3. PM-Wind ENE.
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SPOKEN.

Ship st Charles Gates from New York Juno 20, for San
Francisco. July q. lat IS n. lon ~ 80 w.
Ship John MARI Morse, from Cardiff for Rio Janeiro,
July 4. lat 7 30 n. lon 81 30 W.
ship Don Qnxote from Cardiff tor Singapore, June H.
lat ) y, Ion u W.
Bark Harriet IIussey. from Havro for Cape Breton
j uly =. lat -. Ion g
Bark Gerhard ,Ie from Bremen for Philadelphia July
IS, lat ~ 81. lou % A.
An American bark, showing TKFG, from Astoria for
United Kingdom. July 81. lat 40 o. Ion IL 30
Brig Strickland OF and from st Johns, NJ for Barbados
July 2. lat SO -, Ion ~ i3.
Schr Hodgdnn Rah for Mobile days out
July 81, about As mi .es EsE of Cnpo Cod
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DISASTER ON LAKE MICHIGAN.

MILWAUKEE Wis, August 3, 1877.
The schooner Grace A. Shannon, owned - .Alcxan-
der A. Graham, OF Chicago, from Buffalo with 600 tons
of COAL was run early this morning by tho pro-
pccr Favorlte between Milwaukee and Racine. The
shannon went down almost instantly. All hands were
saved with the exception OF Mr. Graham's son, aged
seven years The loss on the vessel and cargo Is
So, 900; insurance, So, 900.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. August Al A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFrcER,
WASHINGTON. August Al A. NJ.
Indications
For tho lower lakes Middle ates and New England
rising barometer, north and winds, and cooler,
ccar, partly cloudy weather
For the South Atlantic ana East Gulf States rising
barometer, cooler, followed by warmer, clear weather
and northeast TO north west winds
For the West Gulf States, northeast TO southeast
winds, rising followed by stationary or falling barom
ster and warmer, partly cloudy weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and upper lake
region, rising, followed By falling barometer, north
east to southeast winds, and warmer, clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi aud Lower Missouri val
eys, south and east winds, falling barometer and
warmer partly cloudy or clear weather
The rivers will generally continue 10 tall slowly.
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SAILED.

Steamers Enniorc (sr) for Lverpool City Of Austin.
Fernandiua, &c; Albcmatle Lewcs Del ship Nor Nor.
London; Guilo qtsD, Palermo; kosna Bruno dtaD,
Lass. Hamnurg Aninettc tsw) 10; Alma tNor Qnsens-
Iiavre iIebe (Nor), Bristol Chasseur Nor, Esinore
Bertha Rod (Nor baltimore Goldcn fleece (Br. Barpa
t5rl Perm ambnco: starlight, Port spain
tlriaida Pearl. do schrs Rosa EppInger, Ponce. rR;
Aiethea.
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MURRAY HILL RESERVOIR.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

now covered would then be sold at the present 10
prices OF real estate ut from $50 900 600 per
lot while in lew years the same lots VIII probably
bring double the amount
The reservoir Is supplied by two thirysix inch
mains which run through Fifth avenue from the Con-
trail Park reservoir, which during the night uccumu
lates about two million gallons Of water, which rs
drawn out rapidly 10 the morning There 80, 900
cubic Yards of masonry In the walls, besides S5 600
cubic yards OF Garth II estimated that IL would
rost RIO 600 10 remove this mass
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~ALEMEN.

Arrived at RUSSELL NJ juno O. bark Cali orna Love- OF
NIB with 400 obls sp Reports bark Triton OF NIB. with
100 bills 50 since pre- Ions report
Sailed FROM do June 70 barks Lagoda lewis for New
Bedford; Jas Arnold. Wilson. OF Nh. To cruise.
SposenJuy g. lat 70 -. Ion ~ Is. brig Eunice II Adj
ans West. of NIB. done nothing since leaving bermuda
Bark Minerva, OF NIB. July 10. lat - A., Ion "a 81.
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MARKED.

BLAScK-- MARsn.-on Tuesday, July 81. by the rev.
j. bowling, d. d.. SADIE r. BLAscK 10 WILLIAM 8.
MA:su. both oil New York city. No cards
t;oHL-CAnrBsIL On the 18th OF July 10 St
JOINS Church, saginaw City. by the Rev. l.. 8
New York.
GRAy-JAcKsoy.-On Thursday. August q 1877, al
the residence OF the Rev. e. II. Humphrey, CuAxLy
3. GRAY 10 MARY JAcKsos. both Of this city
Montreal papers please copy.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
NEWPORT, III, Aug 3. 1877.

NEWPORT, ri, Aug 3. 1871
The schr Bagsduce, OF Cssns Ne. before reported
going Block Island and subse IuentIy being
foa,ed md to this port sold at auction to-day
and realized $aS1 - cent OF which was awarded
salvage BJck Island Wrcckns Go. Hall rcuiizcd
S45 the wrrckers also realized 10 per cont OF
laths, which brought aDous 500.
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REMAINS OF LIEUTENANT RILEY.
WASHINGTON, August 3. 1877.

WASHINGTON August g. 1877
The remains of Lieutenant Riley who was Killed
with General Custer in the fight with the Sioux In
dams arrived here this afternoon were inferred
AT Mount Olvet Cemetery near This city, attended by
a nj mi q officers.
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RELICS OF THE POLARIS.

WAsmyGroN, August 3, 1917
The State Department. has boon advised by the
United States Minister at London that he has received
md will forward for the Navy Department certain
relics Of the Pciaris founa Lttleton Island by Sir
George Mares, OF Her Britannia MaJesy's ship Pandora.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

BEsJAMix-BArM-Miss JENNIE BENJAMIN. daughter
OF Mr. and MIS-. Benjamin, TO Mr.. MAX BAUM, botn
or tins city No cards. Reception Sunday, August
aud II. al No, IS Henry 81.
FiscnKR- WoLrF.-Miss RAY FIsCHER 10 HENRY
WoLFF, both Of this city.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purscr Of the steamer Audcs, from Aspinwa, &c,
has thanks for favors
BARK JAVA whalor before reported, lost In the Arc
tic June % mot 7th).
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
WASHINGTON An

WASHINGTON, August 3, 1871
A telegram received at tho War Departments this
morning from General sherman, now ut Fort Ellis,
Mon announces that he wiIJ3connuc his tour TO Tho
Pac DC coast the President dccming II necessity
that 10 should return TO Washington.
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The WEATHER VEST EBAY.


The following record will show the changes In the
temperature Tor the past twenlyfour hours, IN com.
parson with tho corresponding date Of last year, MS
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building:--
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Soip,sr.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

ship Cape of Good Hope tof Grcenock Henderson, from
Calcutta March IT.
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Average ,emperaturc YESTERDAY. 7ota
year ............"...". .................. TAX
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The lee Fipnd.

From the Detroit Free Press, August g.
The other morning, rs the driver OF
AN ice Va -.on halted ms team III 'front.' OF
q house on Columbia street, NJ halt-psst
four, and was making ready to hurl
twenty five pounds OF ice sgslns. the gate
with the usual crash, the owner OF the
plsce came around the corner OF the
house and gently said:
might as well drop that on the grass
or fling 1t through a window, just as suits
you best, and after that you may shout
at your horses rs you stop, or you needn't
utter y word You can also exercise
YOUR own discretion about yelling to other
drivers mile or
"Why, whats the mstter?' asked the
driver.
"My wife has left me, I've sent the
children away, the furniture is mortgag-
cd and I've reached that point where
nothing can annoy me. | used to want
to kill you for waking up the whole lam
ily at daylight, and once | did try to get
your range with my revolver, bnt that's
all passed and gone You can now come
up the street on gsllOp, yell like an In
dian, smash the front door in and break
y window or two, or you can creep softly
up and let me sleep on. This Is sad,
cold world, and | want you to take all
the comfort you can
The driver had been thinking over 1t.
Before that morning he was figuring to
borrow base drum, pair OF cymoals,
hand organ, dinner horn and shotgun
to help along the good cause, but ne now
seems downhesrted and discouraged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14
Death Prominent citizen.

TERRE HAUTE, August II --Chauncey
h Rose, died here tonight, aged 50
vosrs. He was the originator aud the
first president of the Terre Hsute and
Indianapolis railroad, and WAS the prime
mover ia the Evansville, Terrs Hsute and
Chicago and the NaUdalia ,ines H.
bss gwen large sums Tor charitable aud
brlnvolon. purposes, which aggregate
more tuAn two million. o! dollars He
mas nts.y built aud endowed the Poly
,echuic Institute OF this city, nj msc.
provision Tor the erection pi and endow
mro. the Vig1 County Orphan Homo.
H. established .1e Ia1Ig,' aid society
%; Terre H4ute by heavy
contribution Among b.. gifts were
.s-ga sum, t. the Hospita OF the Sisters
OF Pr0vIiea.a, ia Terra Haute, the State
Normal ocoooi, Wabash College, and
other institutions in :nIs S:ste, and In
na city If New York and elsewhere n
the East. He Wa born IN Wssghers-
field Connecticut, aud has lived here
since 1918 II death csusss uriverssl
regret In thl. c,mmunigy, 20 which be
as- p..7 Deue sctOr.