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LOO Revolving Hay Raksa 500 TO- q
200 Grain Grades. the bet pattern. 50
strong, s. Zoo 10 50
100 Iron Age Csitivasors-a great Improve.
ment ovsf the old stylsyframs made sfsu
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100 Malta double shovel plows $50
100 Nixon
ss,e aes
Steet oouose suovei pow ptooo9 o0Q coiuvotoS
plates, shovel plow moulds, cast shovels and
points always on hand.
500 GRASS SCYTHES, complete, 81 so
Scythe stones and rifles, hand hay rakes, cradle
fingers, &C., &c.
CUCUMBER WOOD PUMPS COM
plete, So % to $40 90. 81.
The very best brand of CUT NAILS,
81 SO per cwt. lbs.
Extra. and repairs furnished for all harvest tools
ut short notice.
500 BUSHELS NORTHERN SEED
POTATOES. ,f,E
Co. My advice to the farmer is to
look where they can make the best pur-
chase. IN ask Is give ne trial.
p. MANN,
f07 7rH STREET, OPPOSITE c0tae MARKET
WASHINGTON, DC
June Z, lsIT-sm.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS, PLANTERS AM
OTHERS.

Mr.. r. @. psvidgv Is no longer employed By
NJ Cor the ssie Of cur rataxeas Bxaad q fsetlis-
ers. An orders for and business In regard 20
cur Fertilizers must be made direct wish rs or
through our local agents in the counties. Any
Fertilizers sold under The brand a Pafnxens
without cur name attached viii met be Tn orig
inai end gssaine Pssascasg Fsrsilissn = We
viii not be responsible for tbei, results.
f1srtE- HENRY pUvALL co. ,,-rh52t
ScleP scfssescRs oftht Psssxent Band q Fer
silisess, No. 90 Soush 81, Baltnsere.
Msy - ass1-6 ~ - "a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

THE undersigned il prepared to contract for
BUILDING and REPAIRING for the year
1877 in Saint Mary's and adjoining COUNTIES
He will endeavor to give satisfaction to all
who engage his services and ne pledge himself
to I'LL his contracts with dispatch and in work
manlike manner
All work done at reduced rates. The citizens
Of 81. Mary's and adjoining counties will find IL
TO their interest to communicate with me before
bargaining elsewhere.
Jos. H. LEWIS,
St. Clements Bay, St. Mary's county, Nd.
Jan. 4, ls7T-6
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FOR THE SENATE.

FOR THE SENATE. "" -
Messrs Edtors-Yo on will please announce J AZ.
II. WILSON, Esqr., as a candidate for the Sen
ate in 1877, and say that he will be warmly
supported BY tie pcorle generally.
Oct n, 1875. --Istt 'tr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

Since Aches and Pains to US are sen
A Cure is sure by using
HEZSLETS SAxARfTAN LLNIkENTl
HEBLxY's SAAARirAx LniMkxr
cures PILES,
HElsLxYis SAMARITAN LISInExr
cures Rheumatism,
HEnLEy's SAMARITAN IMMINENT
cures Neuralgia,
HIuLxY's SAMARITAN LnInENr
cures Sprains,
HEnLKY's SAMARITAN L,xrNExr
cures Bruises,
HEMIY's SAMARITAN LisrNENr
curss Felons'
HErstEY's SAVANNAH LrxIxESr
cures Headache,
HKHLEY's SAMARITAN LIxIxENr
cures Toothache,
And y sold BY VIM. J. Edelen 4 Co., Leonard
own, Nd. -,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

Ans. DIR. FACE EDNUNDs win accom-.
w moda;e PERMANENT and trnnsierit boarders
at No. a H4NO YER ST, four doors from
Lombard, west side. The travelling public are
respectfully requested to give her cali.
May ,, 1s75-tf.
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10! Tobacco Planters, No!
MATHIS & CO.'S
eoxpocxp voe fns ssowsn %
Tobacco, Grain and Grasses.

R00 ne q Mathis chemical compound and
OOO zoo M u well ro,sed st.hie ms.urS
composscd and mixed will give better reeals n
the growth a fohaero, Corn, kc.. tussd pousd
tor Posndl than any other fertilissr Il nee.
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PRICE FOR 600 LBS OF MATHIS CHEM.
CAL COMPOUND 90 cASH-oS TINE ca.
Refer By permission to the following gensleS
men
Thcs. N. Hodges, Aicx. tiamsnees. !
Chas. Bnrch, Edmond J. Plowde.
ID. Coode, and other.
Danl Shanks
Messrs. FRANCIS rEALk 4 SONS sussh
Charles Street, Baltimore, are my agents. who
will execute orders, &c.
Feb. ~. isT7-f
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LUMBER. sHINLGEs AND COAL.

IT WILL furnish the above named articles At sny
point on the Potomac and Paiuzent river.
and their tributaries at the lowest cash prices
Persons wishing to purchase the .above NAMED
articles will do well to call address me- befor
Purchasing elsewhere.
BENZ. F0XwELL, Agent,
April 10, lsI7--6m Leouardtown, Ma.
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|trict, on Satur.-
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Father Getting
ROMEIS.
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PROFEssTONALOARDS

PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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SoSsherh Nd. Commissions Agency,
No. IS LIGHT ST. BALTTM0RE.
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS

Heeo, Grain and Farm Prodsets.
sSkSsvs: JOHN NJ PAGE
Sd6AsAa.1 THOS. b. H. TURNER.
A3S.or. for 1877.
W11o4N 81U1LroS, SAMUEL Cox,
DR.. En-. w. FpELEs, FRED. Stone,
JOHN b. LYON, J. r. AsELL,
JOHN Fl. Cox.
EA All consignments or COMMUNE
cations may be addressed TO "SomiAern
Maryland Com~issior Agency, So Light
Street" Any information as to the
plan and practical working Of this
Company will be given by the Cashier,
Salesman, or any one of the Directors.
BIT ORbsR OF rHR BoARp.
March 90. 1s77-to Jan. /, 70.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

The Esalth!est Of as are Liable TO obstruc-
tons in the bowels. Don't neglect them. II is
not necessary to outrage the palate with nause-
Gus drugs in such cases. The most effective lax
alive known 10 TARRAxr's EEPERvEscEKf SELTxR
APERiEsr, and IL is also the most agreeable. Its
operations is soothing. cooling, painless. Sold
qy all druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

Il Episcopal
It'll. JUNE
IT. vela-
| Of the camp
Eard.own and
held at Joy
n 18th, at 3,
pad weather..
\ at the sans
Chair
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

NJ q AZ And sstireiy different from and
NE w preparation in the world, any
possssed of~on6erfhl bowers, IL Heixleys Sa
maritsn Lisiment. For sale ~ wm. J. EAeisu
- Go.-k0ensasvva,-36a - -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

kept in our market We solicit q call from thu
public and all Of our old customers.
June 7. 1877.
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APfiIsTw~N
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Sale
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sted in me,
fre,A Jacob
kife. bearisg
ember, 1874
Dat the Court
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CSS-C.71s week to Agents. $40
sOsIDosD Outfit Free. p. U. WICK
cry, Augusta, Maine.

clio day az nome. Agents wanted. Out
- i y Al and terms free. TRUE b CO., An.
gusta, Maine.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
FULTON FEREY-BoATs IN COLLISION.

As the fcuy-boat America was entering the
slip at Fulton F,ny, tine NcwYork side, yesterday
morning the strong tide bore hcr past hcg proper berth
and caus ed her collision with the Faragut
winch was starting for Brooklyn. The passengers mad
crowded forward ana thus the bow Of tie America
below that OF the FaIragut The light railing OF the
America stripped away and part OF the lndlcs
CABIN crushed IN Idf excitement was great for
few minutes, many persons scizng life prcScrvrTs aud
preparing 10 leap uiO the water some oi The ladies
b ccd down bl the shock OF the collision, am the
Hor.cs m the Caugway lu gcd and reared with fr ht
VI NJ L. Barnes OF No Cos ari'0nayc., Brooklyn had
her foot crushed and VS. suffering 80 much from the
shock That she was taken home a carriage. Nome OF
the other pass; c"s were H lfd badly aGgh 80 need
attendance. The FWHgui Was not damaged, ana as
soon as the America was backed into the southern sp
eyumel her regular trips. TIE Am rI,a crossed
10 Brooklyn, whore she Is TO be lad up until the
damages have been repaired.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
cry HILL MEASURES.

In the Board of Aldermen yesterday, the
Corporation Counsel instructed to Obtain an inIunc-
tuu against the persons companies operating the fer
RES fom Peek and Fulton Marget-,lips, Onc-hundrcd
and;hirctl-st, and Mott Haven to Long Island City,
the ri- 10 operate such ferries has been estab
I,cd An ordinance was referred, fOrbdding persons
sweep dirt. garbage, ashes on lie Sidewalks or
streets except for removal to proper rccep,es author
zcd by law Tho Mayor OBJ ected to changing the name
Of Chathanst Pk-row giving his reason or the veto
rs follows
broadway, the EOwery, Maden.auc and Chathamst are
among oldest streets Of city aHd by their pcscnt
landmarks dud do not luk
names that date back period piJT TO The RcYo
iI;ioIlr sOu ID. chang 80 rNcrp; Tor IA most urgcIt
r.~uuS BESIDES is Chlthau-t. named IN honor "f
statesman wlusc name ought Yer 10 De- b"t'ei oht from e
0i The American lc uTg"d IN
favor Of the iUCr tu appear 10 De sufficient
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
nARcHLrkcrURE9 At UMON COLLEGE,.

4 LECTURE BY SUPERVISING ARCHITECT POTTER.
lYEOa spECiAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TMBuEEI
SCHENECTADY, n. Y, May 1.-Mr William
United states Treasury Department, delivered the first
OF course OF lectures on architecture before the rddu-
stng class OF Union College to-day. The audience was
largo contained many distinguished persons ana the
lecture was very warmly received.
Potter began by discussing the nature Of the art Of
It's place among kindred arts, and its
origin and Development. He spoke 10 the following
effect:
As the derivation Of It's would imply il is the arr
of tIe catt DD.I.crOr the art OF bIlidhs The art oi
Dui must not be confused with tuc Trades o.! buld
ne I.sp latter II what language Is TO literature
J3iidjug b. not hHe art ANY NOR thau spt-hLE GA
~ ION .c fDuudtd truth aud beauty ih" I'>t s not
art of al arts architecture II IHe most t"s result
tn Imaginative laruE. Ianu4s ana Svoli @ i"'F IN IIc ,
to portray or follow. Inc idct tAtt IL u'u 10 DC
giaWuE representation, that liz character % CiedlpH
am uut imtdUJu must place t INST OF thtE HIJ' IAv
arcut a. ted All lie forms N WLith bc las
clclLrL biz art ard given II expression HIS WoIh'
Inou b Il arise necessity OutgrowtlI OF The
Il, - y d Cc-Jt that -. Peters, OF Milan or SALISBURY
ar y si.i.t rs -rrJt triumph Of architecture!
srs s not greater than tAe uncst pCCrc O the nobcst
erl. mat ever girGtcoi And H the result OF the
Ar , greater the e't T1cu created u De least
Tue Orl-u o gTCn ecturc must De looked Tor among
euca dlINC lI3Cs s scitod themselves Tor purposes
al sycufturg. Tie hultug aud nsIing tribes lived ia
81 nc rocks iud caves, bat the shepherd and a2ti-
cu. ural tJpts teuis. lac Tartar races .hepherus'
,t,.,rrs 40 tento, -liI lon tbs sprdn- the ianUar
,,I,,us were probably nuts OF boa zhs aud leaves
a. a.. uIrks ana asty, stone ~as USED Architecture
1f T. N Lad ho claim 10 bt inC me art nor "nF IL t
proponlod ana rues b scd upon renn'd aHaiysi7 oil
~ IA .u.iaDll ia tAe hl. Lcs degree W lAt eLd pIV
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART,

Henry Minke, of Middle Village, l.. l., while
cutting brush IN the swamp The Lutheran Cemetery
ON Monday afternoon, Mortified by finding the body
Of sitting IN an upright position q log in the
middle OF the swamp, about 100 from the tracks
the Southern Railroad A close inspection showed That
tie m1n dcld Ia his right hlnd vas small single
blItcj pistol VITA which hr had shot himself through
the heart Tue explosion of the pistol had set ic To
clothing. The gr'irr part OF ii had burned from his
body, WHcl terribly Dist cured Coroner Carroll of
NeWtuwn, took charge Of the body. anu adjourned the
inquest until urday. Late Ou Monday evening the
rciuaiEs were recognized ~ those Of John Koccr 81
Middle Village, the proprietor of the Middle Village,
East NliliauIshurgh and New York EXpfe>s VINO has
been missing flum uIs home since April u Recently he
had met with many business r"ycrscs The curoncr'-
iury found verdict OF death while lahOriug under
temporary alteration of mind The deceased man was
sober ana industrious ana leaves wife and three small
children.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
LTCrUKES AND MTETlNIs.
TIE BRIchLAYERs, STRIKE.

Little progress made by the striking brlrklay-
es YESTERDAY either H. increasing the number " nen ol
stk, or inducing other an those which have al
ready yi,iei accre 10 eii demand or an advance Of
wages - 80 per day During the day considerable
groups OF strikers assembled al the CorBer and In the
vicinity ~ uew buildings upon which non striking WorEtA
were employed disposition uSnestei To interfere
with the Tonight another meeting wh be held al
Iweu iXhst Syenthavc consider the prospects OF
the strike Little apprehension entertained By the leading
Of masons and builders that the strike vi" assume very
large PROPORTIONS They stale that The arms which have thus
fl The demands III" strikers with the exception
iw who compelled u do 80 IN order Z" complete
contracts small hns. which employ icW
and they claim that The numt 81 blh.'S,t5 W w @ @
~ demand thAI tue
wlc they uocd easily secured a e pioarht rate o
DuIlins Is man
and uuler Il untWplulcd brcklayer5
before the strike constituted about one hrd o he On
number tue city. Several hrh have All al bup
piled The places of the StTlkTr, h'yhs hlcalh TOT Ih' %
siius largely OF their needs uihcr hiina VINO hc
not Iushd m ht1r waiting u 80" what lhe 'N
teut lLe Bke Will be VeIOTo uaihg Goe allan6 eAls
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
LrDaE ENocH H RosEKRANs.

GLENNs FALLS, y. Y, May 1.-The Hon.
EnOch H. ROsekranS late Justice Of the Supreme Court
died Lis residence here early this morning. His age
was 70. Judge Rosckrans Republican. He was
elected the Supreme Court from the INth District
Warren, Saratoga, ST. Lawrence, Washington. Essex
Franklin Clinton, Montgomery, Hamilton Fulton and
Schenectady cOuntics 1850 and reelected m 1853
HIS last term closed ST. 1871. The last year of lis
first term Il Judge Of the supreme Court passed IN
the CoGII Appeals 81 that time tue gtter court con
sisted o, eight judges, four Deng elected general
ticket aud tcTyIg tor Cgli years aud four being selected
fou the Supreme Court judges having the shortest time
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

posed that IL high rank art In reviewing the
history architecture the art OF Egypt Greece Rome
Romanesque Gothic aud Renaissance were discussed az
being STYLES developed one from another and u was
shown now they lead up to the architectural practce OF
to-day The Gothic and Renaissance STYLES go 10 MAKE
up nearly all the architecture Of the present, ana We
each has its adhcYentS who insist that s best suited 10
our present needs, the hands OF capable man elhel
stye must equally well suited to nearly every purpose
Bnt purely modern stvlc. founded no traditional
FORMS expressing the spirit Of the nineteenth cen
turv as the STYLES discussed expressed the predominant
characteristics Of the which they beonged-such
style does not yet exist.
Mr. Potters lecture was full OF beauties of illustration
and graces of expression, and the last lecture OF tue
course is awaited with great interest.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
p O S 7 s G r p T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE DANuBIAN CAMPAIGN.

THE DANUBIAN CAMPAIGN.
crADov. NOT TO BIZ oCGUPIED-THE RUSSIANS
TIRING OUT THE TURKS.
LONDON, Wednesday, May 2, 1877.
The Times's Berlin special definitely confirms
the report that Russia at the instance Of Austria mas
promised to respect the neutrality Of Scrya The Turks
have consequently abandoned the plan OF occupying
Gadoya The coup whereby the Russians seized ule
Barboschi bridge was executed by the well-moWn Gen.
scObelief.
The same correspondent says the Turks nave 10 lcc
curious alternative They have 10 fear that the
armies OF the Grand Duke Nicholas, instead OF running
serious risk, will prefer to exhaust Abdul kerlh
strength by indefinite proongaOn OF the present stdo
OF things On the other hand. they are given TO under
stand that Russia diftcd nwillingly into hoste. ana
would be content conclude peace the hOnor o yer
ynlicated by some success ana tue redlZaVi
OF the Protocol programme. Wnlch OF IneSe counnS vi"
be followed depends upon the action OF the TURKS
COSsACK PATROLS SENT OUT
The Daily Ne,cs's dspsich from Gaaiz says; "Ihe
Turks are pcrsecung the Christians in the villages oppo
site Ibra and Galaz Fugitiyes arriving here 10 cs-
cape persecution Cossack patrols being sent over
the river The Russian torpedoes are intended 10 pro
tect the pontoon bridge the Danube when VIII
probably be laid from point the Roumanian shore
opposite sakia good road exists from Isakla TO the
uplands OF the DObrudscha
The Duly Necs'S Bucharest correspondent now estl-
mates the Russians in Roumaula at 10000.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
HOME, NEWS.
UTs IN
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam. 62o Noon b9o. 3p m. 62o Midnight 4T'
Highest during the day. 62'. Lowest ~.
Average 52is'. Same day, 1876. A1'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. James Hotel-Sir Charles l.. Young Of England
John r. Mcpherson Of New Jersey Nec. YORK
HOtel-Gen. B Mcclellan and Richard T. Merr1ck OF
ashing iberadrts HOt-FTanciscO SOyeres, Secre
tary Of the Spanish Legation Washington, and Farman
Rogers Of Philadelphia Ecereu HCuse-signor Bngnoh
CidrendOn LOMss Adelaide Nelson. BrerOOH H0use-
Albert Biersadt and r. f. Church. Ph ueHue Hotel
Hon. Galusha A. Grow ~ Pennsyyania WindOr Hotel
H. Jones Of England aud G. j. BOnaparte OF
Baltimore Holman HotBe-Gen. filz Henry Warren of
Nicholas HOtel-F. f. Hinckley President Of the
Chicago AID Iowa RAILWAY Company WeItwser Hotel
Prof ". b. Rogers Of Boston RossmOre HOtel-Henry r.
PiersOn and Joseph H. Ramsey of Albany Grand Central
HOtsl-Assembiy lyman George West Of BallstOn, n. \.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
YOUNG MR. rnRoop.s rRIyoLor. cnARGE.


Judge Flammer at the Fifty y-scventh Street
Court yesterday morning held an examination M the
ease OF Edward f. Price, who was charge1 by Nontgon-
cry II. Tnroop ir., with challenging htm ~ tight duel
ThroOp nOrsowhipped Price Broadway ear recently
and vas fined go la General Sessions last week. The
charge Of sending challenge made Subsequently Ia
Throop's trial and fnc and cydcut, Inspired by
desire To retaatc upon Price Tor prosecuting the com
plant In the hOTscwnppng case.
Judge Famner said 1nroops interference In family
an lirs OF Price was rusblC Hu the charge paSs
a challenge frivolous. He therefore dismissed the com
plant.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
RkSE BALL.

The most extraordinary game of base ball
on record was that layedats Louis yesterday between
the professional League Club, the ST. Louis Brown Stock
mgs and the Syracuse star Club OF the International
Alliance. The game remarkable one throughout
rr sfrlpufil fielding and tie usual braucy OF the III
diyidual plays. Fifteen innings were played and not a
RIM was scored by either side when the game scaed
by reason OF daRncss game Will be played at
II. Louis to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
Plea FOR THE COURT or ARBITRATION.
4 pettion TO the Senate of this State AGAINST

4 petition to the Senate of this State against
the bill which has passed the Assembly making the
Court OF Arbitration entirely dependent on its fees has
been largely signed by business men of this city IL
states that experience has proved the great advantage OF
court fOr the swift disposition OF dispuie- III the
commercial metropolis Of tie country; that il Is not pr
Vatc tribunal, and the Chanb OF Commerce h nuiv the
interest m II winch has III promoting all the best inter
Csts OF the country; tHdt no court ever b. Supporting
the three courts Of record lu this City custin-
and receiving for fines and fees less than SIOOcO and
that the business who need the are large TAX
payers and bear their share OF the burdens the courts
Among The siguers of the petition are BabcDck
Brothers Il Co., Brown Brothers, DrcXcl. Morgan N CO..
G. b. Morgan n Coz Samuel h. RugScs, john j. Cisco &
son, HIrucr Brothers, Phelps. Dodge & co. ,lnrtou
Bliss & CO., IA nd ~ Arpnwa, sauurl sloan, Jas B
Colgate and ~, fifty other leading firms
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
THE ABscoNDER PENNY RETURNING.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-Relative to the
reported return Of George Il. Penny, the Naval Pay
Inspectors clerk The bulletin this evening says nqulfes
in quarters where Penny's movements are reported
verify the Iunurs true and lead to the conclusion at
negotiations ooAiug have been completed
and that Penny Is hOmeWArd bound.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
THE ISSO-TURKISH WAR.

KUMUHS OF IN AHKEEMI.NI bEI WIN hO0I ''I4' M"
RUSSIA.
LONDON Wednesday, May 2. 1877.
The TimeS'S correspondent at Vienna says
within the past few days has spread that conVeh
ton has been concluded between Russia ana Austria
relative TO the occupation Turkey. The report fluids
no crcdoncc here entpcy it opposed to the whole
line Of the Governments policy Every one X so con
vnced Of the fasity OF these that they do not
cause the slightest misgiving.
PORTSMOUTH, Wednesday May 2 1877.
The ironclad Thuuderer has been placed In commission
The Daiiy Teegrdphs special dispatch from Pera says
TurLish ronclaIs are proceeding nOrteastward along
tho coast of the BLACK Sea- At Poti Turkish divers de-
strOyed IL tOrpedOes'
AID PROMISED FROM IUNlS.
The AdrertiSeS Pera special reports that the Bey OF
Tuns has offered the sultan $4,000 infantry and 5000
cavalry provided the Porte pays part ot the expense OF
their transportation and equipment
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
LOUISVILLE THANKS PRESIDENT HAYES.

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-The following explains
itself:
10 HIS EIceiitncy RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, FreSdeH o.
the THited States
The citizens OF Louisville irrespective of party IN mass
meeting assembled, jOyousy give glory To Goa on Iign
and nm nka to yOr patriotism that the Union * once
more perfect and complete every part-a union OF
hrat. and union of hands, aud earnestly pray thdt Goa
in mi, mercy NAV forever yOuchsafe peace, prosperity
'' '' - CHAs. ID. JACOB, Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
SALE OF A WESTERN RAILROAD.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The Inter- Oceans st. Paul
special says that the United States Circuit Court to
day The Master in Chaucery sold the Lake Superior and
Mississippi Railroad with all ITS franchises. To com
many rrure.eutng the nrst mortgage bone holders, Tor
s5O00,0 to satisfy a iudgm or Sj,17l, ,. \ ctsh
payment OF $4,000 in gold was made a',tordhg 70
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New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

learned not saloon was closed yesterday. The liquor
dealers Agitation Committee has gone to Albany but II
is feared that no legislative remedy can he obtained II
Iyas rcnoried Yesterday that the temperance people
ould cause tbe arrest persons found violating the
law to-day The officers Of the several TEMPERANCE s9ce-
ties refused yesterday to state What course "ouu o'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

Mr. Spykcr hasa boy who nails things One
doy ne remarked m the presence both parents Ma
saw pa Mss you in the wooishcd last evening" Hush
InhuuVi your pa ucv or committed such foolish act u
Yrs he i'd ma cause thought It Jane, aud Jane
saws il wasuC her but you" Jane doesn't work there
now Reynolds Herald.