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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EXCHANGE

~ Nv TUEsDAY, July 10, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised $50 hogsheads, 6
tierces, and 4 boxes The offerings ar auction on
'Change were 100 packages; Of which number 81
were taken In, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from, $3.50 to S53. raU -tE ~
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j. yEGEr1SE will eradicate nomthe system every
faint Of scrofula ana serofuIous Humor. 1t has
permanently creo thousands in Boston and vicinity
who had been long and painful sufferers
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The silk.smussIins Frauds.

/ ARREST OF PARTIES IMPLICATED IN THE
I .--- .~..- FRAUDS.
NEW YORK, July 1O.-Richard Williams, J
storekeeper on the steamer Greece, and Ed
ward 81. Owen, storekeeper on the steamer
Spain, have been arrested for, alleged COM
pIicfty in the siIk-smugglins frauds.
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scRoRULoUs HUMoR.

. SCROFULOUs HUMOR. ..'s@
/. yEGEr1SE will eradicate fr0m'the system every
faint OF scrofula ana serofulous Humor. 1t has
permanently clreo Thousands in Boston and vicinity
who had been long and painful sufferers.
s II CANCER, DANGEROUS HUMoR.
The marvellous effect Of yEGETINE in case Of
Cancer and Cancerous Humor challenges the most
profound attention Of the medical faculty, many Of
whom are prescribing YEeETIN to their patients
sar CANKER. . =
:; vEeErtsE has never failed to cure the most In
flexible case of Canker. .,-,
MERCURIALl DISEASES.
The vEGET1NE meets with wonderful success in
the cure of this class of diseases.
sALT-RHEUM.
letter salt-Rheum, Scald- Head, &c., will certainly
yield to the great Alternative effects of vEGETINE.
ERYSIPELAs. t...fF..s
vEGETINR has never failed to cure the most in
yeterate case of ErysIpelas. tsr..... .-sa..
~ PI,1pLEs AND HUMORs ON THE FACE.
Reason should teach us that botchy, rough, or
pimpled skin depends entirely upon an internal
cause and no outward application ever cure the
defect. VEGETINE is the great blood-puriaer.
TUMoRs, ULCERS, OR OLD SORES,
are caused by an impure state of the blood Cleanse
the blood thoroughly with vKGErINE, and these
complaints will disappear. Ill.
CATARRH.
For this complaint the only substantial benefit can
be obtained through the blood. }YEGETINE Is the
great bood-puri6er. ~"
81 CONSTIPATION. '.,.
yEGET1NE does not act as cathartic to debilitate
the bowels but cleanses all the organs, enabling each
to perform the functions devolying upon them.
..,.,,.-., .,..,.- PILES. 2 5'tf.f'g-. -.
yEGET1NE has restored thousands to health who
have been long and painful sufferers ...I..,
DYSPEPSIA. = 1r.
If yEGETINE is taken regularly according TO d.
rections certain and speedy viii follow its use
w.. FAINTNEss AT THE STOMACH. Inv.
yEGETISE Is not stimulating bitters which
creates fictitious appetite, but gentle tonic
which assists nature to restore the stomach to
healthy action. .'.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
yEGETINE acts directly upon the causes of these
complaints. 1t invIgorates and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretlve organs and
allays Inflammation.
GENERAL DEBILITY. t:,ss
In this complaint the good effects Of the VEGE-
TINE are realized immediately after commencing
to take it, as debility denotes deficiency of the blood
and vEGETISE acts directly upon the blood.
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CUIPEPER COUNTY.

POLITICS AND PoLITIC1ANS-THE CHURCHES
DR.. Observation-Disclosures RESORTS AND
MODERATE CHARGEs-THE CROPS, WEATHER,
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Fine, S6.5Ot6S6.75; superflne. $3.50 extra SUI
pertne, $3.50; common family, $9tG$9.26; fancy
family and City Mills, SO. Stock light with good
demand. pf4 Ei 80 ~"
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MERCURIALl DISEASES.

!: vEeETtsE has never failed to cure the most in
flexible case of Canker. .......... .,-.
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CANCER, DANGEROUS .HUMoR

The marvellous effect of VEGETIsE in case OF
Cancer and Cancerous Humor challenges the most
profound attention Of the medical faculty, many OF
whom are prescribing VEeETNE to their patients
.-strt#Es .rtCkNKER. =; -
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VEGETINE.

v f G ETIN 2
WILL CURE scRoFuLA,
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ByTesesrapn.

BALTIM r, duly 1O,-F1our quiet and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and firm; southern red,
prime. u 65@sI.6s amber, q 20; white, $50
@1.75; Pennsylvania red, 9l.56@$l.6l. Southern
higher; southern. white, &c.,; yellow, Gle. Oats
quiet and steady. Rye quiet; prime, use. Pro
Whiskey, s1,i2@sl.12k. Sugar quiet. SAN
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ROOTS , SHOES. DE.

NEW YORK. 5une TT io' 9; Z Z s-Tua WprttJyl1
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TN JU n CT T o M

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
OWL NnTrs

F. w Stoughton c0gcluded his argument yes
tcldsy m the United states Circuit Court, m che motion
f,~a new trial 10 the case OF the Emma silver Mining
C0u1auv against Tronor W. Park and others. ard Mr.
Contender tie afternoon, opened ia opposition 10 the
motion.
some time ago. an injunction was obtained
restraining te Twenty third street Railroad COmpany,
a. t.e lessee of the BeecSer street and Fulton Ferry
Railroad Company. from building an extension o. the
If.er road through EUurtcrutLst al Juou- uare. Yes
tedaF Judge Brady rendered decision, thirty pages n
lel-tL, tssolying De injunction.
ID the suit of the People against William NJ.
Tweed and the Mayor. etc.. OF NcwYork Judgment bv
confession was entered yesterday in the County Clerks
office Joy SI.404.jjs o.. PRINCIPAL and interest and
5000 costs rtc AGAINST Tweed. Tie suit was brought
OF Sis warrants issued boz July and August, 1870. The
silt i- sun .u %. sad on November Of ths year.
N e'-tru Iweet- attorney, wrote 90 Attorne 'f"u-
era Farchd Offering 10 allow this Judgment 10 be en-
terrI
John Hopkins, n leather dealer in the Swamp
o. june % last engaged as book-keepcr Alfred Lut-
man. who had been in the employ Of !. L. Bulkcy,
another leather dealer, To- whom Lntman referred Mr
BIIscv told Mr Hopkins thar Lutman was a COCA
hH.s6ecper amt that ne knew nothing AGAINST ms char
arIcr Subsequently lutrIHn stole from mis- employer
$780, and ST. Hopkins arue' That tAc boohkrencr had
previously stolen money from NJ. BuNey. Mr. Hon
tle eu the ground tat the latter nad made
q false represent alton, ln saying that Lutmm
Rome o lAc It.a vac begun yesterday, before Judge
krd-Wl.A.
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THE COURTS.
n1rnRCE LITIGATION.

Tho trial of the suit Of Mary L. Jamison LOT
- divorce from her husband. David F. Janisoh'
.o,ti,ued before JUDGE Van Worst YESTERDAY nc
,t,rt testified 10 length, and TESTIMONY W'S a,s'
49,, from members Of The families visited by WI
g. r,,i.or ir London and Edinburgh. Th' other
an .-. Nf~s Mary Warren. the rla'ntffs aUn''
49,. anna seaman. who appeared on n'n"i OF 'l'
,-.t~ " r,nisor who sneaks with % strong 9o','"
i''.- l.-.5 the statements mode by bis wife or V'e
III, said that De never threatened 20 throw
'.-s or OF the window, and never
,,c.r1 the esce IT bought h.s wiie,s trons-
< ID tle exception OF some small ai .'@' ~
r b.. -,..r. t..n one two moH il Witl"ni A'F We
=. a.ru.t htr heed against INC Nt.. n.1. Aie
li .,.. r.. .-rnus ftu.tl'. 1nf NoWu l.N ny
e ..T fn1 her 200 one tma' said tie o'i' \.
iE., -b. urst say lt' OF her prNef- B." .t+
pr ,- r-.ri.- 9ro used 70 walk a,onnu
w'n -.n rr,. ue while held thr 9."., pr
r-,..,r sI.l in1t he $50. tonl'I.l u. tN.l "i'' YIN
q s-.. ..lI willie lu- w'.a r,Urt to church.
,- v-.r-rv .l|t f.af J.ni-cD tDit Hlr tI.I pr "'t
49,. t,,- --.l had re not l"cr promised Sd 'N' l.n
81. ,.,t'- r.tHrr. THE ease fpr lic ar h"'.hl We
-rnl-I o. bv Nr Trctt. and Che iuriher he'Ill7 was
.l.,r-r.1 unff HontfT. Sea-. ,,.-,~,..
,I,r-c r. ssmcs has begun sut for absolute ol'9'cs
f-.,. r.r l~shard. ChaaIes -. ~rre5. ON t.'
al -f.ry Tr.r were u. rriod ON beccn'er ~ %
'' I..-e one c.lI Yesterday Judge DonoAHe E'aitsO
u. .-l Up flr rnr rllICttun of i.o summons "i .'
.,..rlf fhaf fhe de .rdart +. an absentee. -,
I- tn. .It .f O-ca~ |tet for absolute ol'li'' Ivy"
p-- ...fe ri zln-ta n g., Jude bololle -itl ,s" %
..-Irr ar order tOc publication or lie -ulnl'i9' n
thr leltn iaur Is iu chicago.
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CRININAL NOTES

Thomas johnson, the burglar who was shot
Ir t.e t..g Tuesday morning by Rouudsuau Price.
o .Irlr spd aim attempting 10 iafO So kiosk IS
sfo. af 30 444 Broadway. aligned before Jus
Gee Bxby yesterday. aud held in $500 Doi for trial
William UnO. a married man, having four or
Eve children was arrested yestc day n suit breach
of Urr i-e of marriage and seduction, brought by ms
q .r. H.4se Springer The sult is brought n the Ma
rur Court aul the order or arrest granted uy Judge
MrAdlm me damages are laid 40 $1,000 Ia default
o. ~. 90 bail. Jnu was sent 90 LudlOw Street jail.
Elijah :. House. salesman lately employed
hy strong Co.. OF no. 70 Frankllust., "ds married Oh
October Z' IL believed size lad some money, but
alter marriage hc discovered thar she bad only veTal
oeIt. which She requested him 10 pay pr0Hpay They
living at tAc NeWYork HocI. and feN days AFTER
H. marriage De- lost bis situation Al end OF week
lie efi hs WIFE aud sent her note c1Painlug matters
and advising her 90 ~ b4c % hey friends size caused MS
arcs aud yesterday he before Justice BINly q
charge OF abandonment AZ appeared that DE lad no
I1als AID nO situation. tho Justice discharged him.
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CONVICTED or M1NsLAUGHTrR.

The trial of Edward O.. Otto for killing I'd
wand Harrington salo0n-keener. OF NJ. I'D sumo A.
e. or Juoe o. was concluded yesterday u the Court OF
,.. and r.ruruer Tile indictment charged murder IN
the fr.t degree Harrington found n front OF h-
Store with 20 fractured ssul the night of june -
His assauau, was Otto. VINO stated that -.
rtn-.on first strucS him. and that De ae'eu 'u
s,-fdcflrce in striking Harrington with c'ri-luH-'
Only small number Of Witnesses wa- ca..' w. rr,r
w.. No.. r..te.i in rH- ou. behalf Nil1h b. Hl".'
0tr1 counsel urged tlat tle offence vi ,,i 1, a
Slaughter u the ttrd f--rte. -at,.-,,, I'M,
y.-,r-. degrees of maeder and mans'a9sh' , ron
The furv dcibcratcd for an loni ara % . 4 The
.,I nothing ,u response % the usual question
t rli- Davis seur..reI hrIn ,o twenty years lnfis
1880 D-+, b. t,e,r.v wears 1i ece. and Il u1uve OF
4.-.. %. Ia. lived In tlIs country Tor Fix gears All
o| his relatives are poor.
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- - sIraHLNa TRAL.

Walter y. HOW'LL. the South Fifth Avenue
DRUGGIST who testified on Wednesday. was severely
c-a.sezau.uei yesterday in the silk smuggling cases
rr- nothing new was obtained. The prosecution ih'n
of..d ir evidence two letters written trom Troy oy
Join -ot 90 Al.r Orr ~ Wh.u scott was on DIS wa! 'o
Crll These are -ar1 Go relate to he smnrg lnr peia
mons. lis jude U.lteuloefer. for the defence coh-
t.Iel ta. these Were. Goo. Ssio', as r) coA-in,eA
II. f..r proved a- yet and Jufg Benedict rttd them
oI i..l al evidence for the prosecution had been ca
lau,rod ,
ll.v j. Dunlap. Of LuuloP's LHn,ess company D.;
-.- ho nm boon curlov. hv scott ~ Gerry pacEgn s
f fn. wharf to le Store Er0oIi.~i., ami Go No.
o.. N.r.E--t. Hr only received payment ioi Il WORK
.. and transacted .a tho ordinary course OF business.
In LII b. lsd probably received 100 uachare- Tor scott
r-.. e'.- f. fla eupof Oh. Nl mcldrs hC1Iet a. Coz
we're examined about the auction sales,
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By Grey for appellant respondent does not
appear. -.
80 looking agt. Lyermore-Argued by Lew = Cha'
field iof appellant lewis y. Rowan FOR respondent - .
No 6j. Burrows act. WhittaA erArgued 10y o. W. Nh"p
man for appellant. &c. Moses Or respondent 49, -
No l73-Goull agt Town % Oneor tl.-Argned by H. d.
siurgis for appDllant O. W. Oh pmln a. respondent.
The following the Court Of Appeals Da' calendar Tor ~
cay NovemOer i6 1877: NOs l56 s. lOi I'll -iS' is
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COURT OF APPEALs-PRocEEpINGs

Albany, n. Y, Nov. 15.-In Court Of Appeals,
I4lrsfly NoVcml er 10, 1877
40 4I8Doiau agf delaware etc. Canal Company .-Argu-
ucit lsumcd ana concluded
No 20 HI Underwood agt Farmers Joint stock Insurance
company Submitted for appellant argued By a. T.. smith
Tor respondent.
No. 1Ol.-HarringtOn agt. Observation-Disclosures.
a. -S<sssy ssgSl -aG EasteIl TIAuBy aoA Company
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Robert L. Case who was convicted of perjury,
or ducsday sd making oath 20 false statements of the
assets of the late Security Life Insurance Company was
DOT -cutencod yesterday hut the adjourned until
u.yt Tuesday that time mr. Cases inset. UdEc
Fullerton aud Charles ii. Winfield, WILL move Tor
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ers9alpn eau esLaLe 9or sale.

DWELLlNG-HDTSE Nos. - Nl.low-st.,
n ~ .- A. 81 4nc S. Na-sauat- 100 aud l02 Pine
,ugle-st Il. AZ, iT W.Ioag4hJ 81. - lsiaycttcavs
GCl4.r d.. FJ RID ~ Cl1Fa-Si-. broosivn.
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Boaro ano hooms.
Wert Size.

West SIDE.
a SECOND FLOOR of three rooms hand
r.. W ai be sue.. fa4 pr ,at, ne-JoF-ool nl,,.
ca.7 reference i-' Wee, 4'i..-t
BOARD and CHOICE ROOMS single or doub-
u Be-. 2oe 5t1 ave .Naass- Square.
~ 30. a.. ,-- IT,, . - 80 SO ~ ~. l6o
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
,.a W. i.'atgi a-s ein 'a' Tor door Address '
= IT. OF nicely furnished EOlNS 10 ret eX x
- e'. i'''i''i s''i nome .of permanent party NO. ~
West -'-.'.
SE1OND-oI0Bl front alcoye room Do with VII!
3ia5.r. r.i-r.acr,.
p -Tr1ES of ROOMS with hoard. will be-
= -a1... --,i, ~ to,i.r -ar1,. low r. ve-n,nent
p.ri@ references. b. "e'' "as"nsoa-sluar-
> -' o ir .'.' '', i'' r5
mo-erate
eBQ WEST l2TH->T.-Nice 2d-1oor, en- suite
gwen
! W. " H. @ IN I,rge il,.iy l l'ii,' '1
s1-. tble boi0lel- references given and
4DD-ST.. 80. ,. WFST.-POONS On second
~ ,ai oati toor with BOARD. or families or gentle
,,..,..I, ,o.rf, IN, 80 -.l-- .,---y ---t
= 80 r0i ~ H-'l ne ii 1'A-al r'---'''t''
L ~. i. l a.t 5 so..-' --e''- '"'-.' nome '"'o''''
- NORTH goopF-ST-riret-cl,s- BOARD
M ir., 'a-.y '''
81 5TH-AvE.. near IGth-~t.; pleasant
- room. with board. -ransieuty absence OF occu
pant. also, ONE permanently re,rr--ccs.
I9o WEST 2-TH-ST., near 6th-aye.-IIaud-
i ~ ~ i bolr sl5 looms Tor gentlemen. witAou b3ari
pirate iaAiF
I btA NL-I 45lli-~ l., between broldEay
n - a4 5. .9a,g '.' t,r. modsr..s .olo
'.-. ,,,...,,, 6, ,.r,7 ,.r rI....,.--..----- f,.,
- > .'- -. I'D -.,el,s abe for Gentlemen or
.suI..aeu aud yves. ref. Icnc.s.
,-1.rr -,r --II ,-,i,---o I'm,
g vi ' 'ceonu,aa.e sita uoasi iea rct prlias
small nicely umi- high rcinae rrate r.- hot and cold
''.D-.'. .,''' ...,,
- ~ daa tn r i1 for sG 9se -ca iii,
an.D-ALii-
4.L4 JTT-AVF.-An ELEGANT suite of apart
-'''
East Side.
D1rIop 49, rcr -
Apas au IS viii .oaaols tc pe.ons reference.
r.,>..,t-I-p % r.g+ r-tL-s+ cor 5th-9vc-
ANOF liz EaS, i5iu-9,;' Coi' " e Wis
, ''''l'' '' ''''' ''-'-'
NEWLY FURNISHED front room. second
=, f p" IL ass. ia.t v r. o. Broadway.
rEO LEI-Nccond story front room ana Drd-
room 90 r'nt % go t.'9 %, VIII" OF "NN'"' ''''''
terms i"'''-I'''' '- '
! HANDSOMELY IN Sill III h,,,, IN
o;,.'.. f...f e.-l.s.
p.,.- AVE TI.od-,r1plV furnished
amy n -.' a w. ~. I'D a I'd .,f.. roam.
~ It- ...... I...r'.. Nor u,..
81 EAST 22D ST.-R,oms TO let with first
.D,1D-Sr.. EAST 1o4.-Dcslmble ROOMS,
I'D oman orr I'd i If ..Ia !
mo. terms moderate refer uc--.
...,, ,..,,,.f ...f, VI f,-,,;gl,J 49,
~ @ - urrs- table. also rooms Tor gentlemen
-. ,rf,.r d ,l..l-..i
a., ..
me EAST ptIi-~ -. near hadiSOn-sq udTc.-
fsA 49, ~, a. '' .'t r.D &. handsome, house.
=, r,., ou f.rr fo.r. references changed.
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4musemeuI5.

POOTHS THEATRE.
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
Nj JOSEPH JEFFERSON
Every evening Except saturday, at o'clock as
R RIPP yAAS % %ENkEE
MATINEE. TOMORROW. ar o MrJEFFERsoN as
.v.,, ,, 5l - ,ern,ir,tss n ioto rarir6e nv
$50 giving ample time Tor suburban visitors to reach AZ
- seats may Dee secured weeks ahead. Beseryed
seats 81 80. Aam.ss on, 81 Dress Circle 5oc Fmiy CT
Positively no FREE TICGETs. ,,,,r-
EVERY sATURDAt NIGHT us DER TlIE GAoLI9HL.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
- Last repre- seR,a,.o1- ne ea hfnt "'sel'''e'
,- , , ,-a.t 4' 1, nv DIM ok. HoRrEvsE in
o. ot i.,' VIA Maine M RDAY at 1870.
Popular M9i'a-5 Prices. General Admission 30 cents Re
served S.'''' In .I p, fi,, ,lARY STUART
CHICKEBIAG HALL.
For sPt he 5 Ic e. T g5aaa @s "a soldiers
Mr. and Mr.. h ,,d2,i POWER
FRIDAY EVEyIyG. nov. H. ,..u ..n.-.
ousy or.r.t hs ARTISTS n az OF the above cause q,
may is oo.aaei lie Hail. dr IS scaubarths, 80 Union
GUAM Mt. and Mrs. HAROLD POWER
THURSDAY. November H. M&riNEE. and SATURDAY
Nov .m or Z. a p. %.
HENRY WATTERS0N,. , November 90
II J. NJ CHICKEKING HAL ,;-,l ,r r--,gs
Lecture A1D REhLirE, Of s2UTHEKN LIE.
Admission 5O cen5i reserved sea's' 10 cents A'PoNDS
80 .uol,
DARK THEATRE. BROADWAY.
4 u.Ngy D. ARErY .......... ... Ies-,e auf Manager
7iTii' To s0rIi pEaF6RNhNcE.
Mondy ,aiqg by = 7i.I gu. ~ Il. ,'N'e VI
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Coaulrn Doar0.

NolULtn bnurO.
4 i N0PRISTOWN-A DELIGHTFUL home for
Winter ma rryate I.I,v all Tie Surround ugs of %
gem 'maI .- Residence term- fom fo -10fer week.
box d., MOhki-IOWN, s.. J.
PICARD AT AIKEN. sc.
s, Il. nalse 80 tors. ner 10 land .s has hecn mt
,loiourh rrp. arl n-v g. au receive Doa.dors
thc l-u of ."Feilber ODD ieaao.ahie .ras.
EJCNI TRY BOARD can bee had ai am old
u ls-hnnr arn, where ,ae comforts OF home pure ri.s
fresh -r-- 'nr t"ultlu tab- 4rr supplied HORSES kept bY
tr MOOD at .f" races. AH .-t BROW s.. ~0mers
N"ffrHn-'rr Co., .-7 tp "a. ~. Ter - NtNst.
ENGLENOOD ,Ncw-JcrsoF -First-c.dss board
- 100 -trttt far hr fll I'D winter 20 moderate pr cas
t dyes i'7- 'Att Boa no. Ita. EuglcHl04. Highest recr
cACat
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Nrw-yorx Thursiav. Nov -, 1877.
The following auction sales were made a. the
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Gituations Uanle0-- aIales

A GOOD PLACE wanted, by young man
a who Hing work Address Post-ohce Box 40 l6
a GENTLEMAN wishes situation n COM
"A uaniou 10 colored gentleman; prefers la that
capacity goirg abroad best rofereuces Address j. C.
TABEk Taunton. Mass
NOACHMAN.-By a Swede three years city
references In an excellent groom and city driver has
M. pest tstmoui,s ability and good character Please
aalreas A. l.. ? East 21tAsL, private stable.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-15
ELLSWORTH.

A great deal of sickness among the little
folks.
The heading-mill will commence opera
tiOns next Monday.
Maiden Rock was well represented last
week at the Ellsworth Bar of Justice
'Keiths Opera Hall'' is nearing completion.
The scenic painting is being performed by
Mr.. Chambers.
Sewing machine agents, organ vendors, and
patent-right men, are doing vigorous work
in this locality.
DIR. T. J. Gile, magnetic healer from Min
neapolis, is spending few days among the
afflicted in Ellsworth.
Rev. J. C.. Fuller, we regret to note, was
unable to fill his appointments last Sabbath
in consequence of i'll health.
The question. Resolved, That Trades
Union are beneficial" will be discussed at the
lyceum tomorrow evening
The ''law business" still continues brisk.
A very small percentage of the cases, howev-
er, originate in this vicinity.
oW. Pitts, of Wood county, has been IN
town during the past week taking orders for
the new Historical State Atlas" now being
prepared 10y Snyder, Van Vetcher * Co., oil
Milwaukee.
Steps are being taken toward the organiza-
| ton Of a Library and Dramatic Association in
his village, the object OF which will be to es-
| tablish and maintain library of choice stand
ard literature, for the benefit of the society
and the public. An object well worthy Of
public patronage.
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GILMAN.

FIRE.-On the morning fthe 9th inst. Mr..
B. n. Lawrence of this town was working at
the forge in his gunsmith shop, and, leaving
the fire safe as he supposed, went to join a
number of men who were working short
distance away on the road. On returning
home to dinner he discovered smoke issu-
ing from the shop and Immediately called to
the other men who were not far distant, for aid
After their arrival at the shop, however, they
discovered that the inside of the shop was all
In a red heat, and Mr., Lawrence, bethinking
himself that key Of powder was stored away
there, instructed his neighbors to stand back.
They took refuge behind the house which
was three or four rods away. The owner
meanwhile peeping around the corner to see
the big bomb burst. Not long did he look
before a deafening report rent the air. "a
sudden trembling shakes the ground" logs,
fragments of roof, monster tirebrands and
similar proiectiles are whizzing through the
air; and, at that instant Mr.. Lawrence looks
at the final ssOlutiOn-nOt of all nature to
be sure-bat of five hundred dollars worth
of his property, there being no insurance on
the same. The shop contained gun tools,
three guns, and farming tools The con-
cussiOn broke some of the windows of the
house, and tin ware that Mrs. Lawrence had
hung upon the walls, was shaken to the
1 floor.
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KINNICKINNIC.


Mrs. S. W. Williams has the measles.
The Changers have a least at J. Mapes's to-
morrow friday evening.
Miss Alta Fuller is very sick in st. Paul
where she has been visiting friends since the
holidays.
Ed Kinney has bought farm OF 400 acres,
in what is called the Dutch Settlement He
has sold part of his old farm in this town,
and wants to sell the remainder of it.
School closes in district No. this week.
Only six applicants for the summer school
were received last week by the clerk of this
district. Time for several more before the
first of May.
Miss Lucy Wilcox closed her third term in
the Moulton district last Friday. Miss Will
cox is an earnest, efficient teacher, and the
school has been fortunate in securing her
services SO long.