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Ofthe several remedies which are prescribed
for the healing Of Cuts, Wounds, Brui, Is
Burns, Scalds, Tcothache, Headache, Diph-
liberia and Sore Throat none come up to stand
ard OF "Lawson's Curative" 1t has stood the
test Of years.
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The "panel photograph is the latest i'm
provement in the Photographic art. Call and
see specimens at Praters Art Gallery, on Kali
amazoo street.
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The Greenback Kite makes its assertion from
Kalamazoo this year, with Van Buren, as th'
tail, supplemented by st. Joseph and Cass a
ornaments
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-26

Hon. j. G. Burrows, was nominated for Con-
gress at Cassopolis, yesterday, over Judge
Keightly, by vote Of 40 to 80.
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There will be union service at the Town
House Grove Sunday afternoon at elk O'Clock.
The meeting will be addressed By Rev. Mr..
Barnes. Subject. Our Boys"
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Attention Farmers.

Van Auken & Co. are now in the market to
buy all or as much as possible OF the wool in
Van Buren, county. None should sell before
calling on them, as they will be able TO pay the
highest market price. shall buy both at Paw
Paw and Lawrence. 1211t3
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-26

Any person wanting living rooms can secure
them by calling on Mrs. M. M. Gremps. at the
corner OF Main and Kalamazoo streets. The
location is fine one
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-26

FoR SALE CHEAP-A first class No. 8 Wilson
Sewing Machine, just out of the shop. and is
unlocked. This is a good bargain 10 any person
who wants First Class Machine OF great dura-
bility. For further particulars call at this Office.
We will also sell hrst class Victor, or New
American Machine, at bottom figures.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-26

F: z. Hathaway 4 Co. have purchased the
Cobb Leonardson Peddling Wagon, and the
same Will hereafter be run by Master John
Rhodes, who IL commended to all our custo-
mere. 1905
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-26

And DOW the Nationals in the Fourth
District as well as in the Eighth, propose to
send pampered on-producer to Congress
If they can't telegraph.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-26

Mr. Jessie g. Joiner, Of Mattawan, who is 70
years OF age, raked, bound and set up four acres
Of rye on the 18th, and finished up at o'clock.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-26

FALLEN LEAVES and other Sermons: By
Rev. IRVING A. SEARIEs Price, % cents per
copy. For sale at this office.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-26

Our townsman, j. NJ. Longwel, has purchas-
ed the Bakery heretofore carried on by Geo. W
Glidden & Son.
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Business Notices.
n. q. REEBE,

General Insurance Agent. Office with X. w,
Noyes, raw Paw, Michigan. Good companies
REPRESENTED. ll74t26
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-26

Mrs. ID. B. Richards, OF Mattawan, will please
accept thanks for a beautiful boquet OF flowers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-26

But few people know what everybody should
know-that Carter's Compound Extract Of
Smartweed cures every pain. Don't you For
119i6m
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-26

TIE Pc CPi.E'S DOCTOR.
". Bruce's charge. are so very los.
compared with othe' ftettaIi5ts. his vr1c-
t,ce 50 large, his cure, 30 numerous ana n
many cases wonderful, that he has become
widely known as The Peoples Doctor"
designation Of which lie is particularly
proud aip6r0iso Messenger.
After carefully examining his patient
searching out and locating the cause OF
dsease-without overwhelming him with
questions-Dr. Bruce compounds ard pre-
pares for use special and specific remedies
adapted to each individual case varying
the medicines given from time to time, in
order to continue good effects, until
cure is perfected.
He makes chemical tests Of urine, when
necessary.
Consultation Free. - Treatment; the
cheapest and best--only S1.00 to $3.50 PEI
month-less than one-half his former
prices and about one-fourth to ore-tenth
the usual charge. His unprecedented sue
cess IS based upon over twenty-one years
experience in the treatment of all chronic
or lingering diseases of men, women and
children; particularly those Of a delicate,
obscure, complicated or obstinate char
acter; and his certif Gates of remarkable
cures are very numerous.
Special attention given 10 the diseases
peculiar to women and TO those of puberty
in the young Of either sex also TO those
OF men, contracted or brought on by
indiscretions and excuses.
His appointments will be continued for
years. The very first places ever visited
are still upon his list, and where longest
and best known he has his largest practice.
For further particulars and essays or
"Catarrh, Chronic Diseases" The
Liver" The Kidneys" &c, see large
circulars.
His DAYS at PAW Paw. DYcKMAS House.
are as follows
18th Visit, Tuesday, August 18th.
18th Visit, Tuesday, September 10th.
18th Visit, Tuesday, October Sth.
AT DECATUR, DUNcoMBE HOUSE, the Monday
before.
At LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE House, on Wednes-
day following.
The doctor cordially invites every
afflicted person to give him CALL
An examination will cost you nothing;
you will be treated honestly and frankly.
and a cheap and speedy cure may be the
result
Terms cash, for medicines furnished.
No other charge.
Satisfaction guaranteed to all new
patients. Those who know him do not
require it.
c. C. BRUCE, NJ. o.,
Residence and Laboratory, Valparaiso, ind.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-26

Portraits in water colors done by Miss Lydia
Hunt. Satisfaction guaranteed. Rooms at j.
j. Woodlands.
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An U-nsleuiah TrmlIl

Pyles o. x. Soap is sold by Geo. W. Long
we'll d Co.
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FOR SALE--A GOOD FARM

OF forty acres, with good house, orchard
good water, and thirty acres under cultivation,
The farm is situated in the township of Waver-
ly, seven miles from Paw Paw, and three quar-
ters of mile west Of the Dayton school house.
This farm will be sold at a fair price for good
pay, as the owner wishes to go TO Texas.
For further particulars enquire on the prem
Uses OF
190m3* JAMES DILLON.
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JOHN KNOWLES.

Lawyer, Circuit Court Commissioner, Jus.
tice OF the Peace and Fire Insurance Agent
Office opposite Bank. Paw Paw Mich.
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HEM. r. HECkERT,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Prosecu-
ting Attorney for Van Buren, County, Mich.
Office In the Court House, Paw Paw. 1145
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Deddcs. OF the steamer CAand st Rotterdam,
has thanks for special meteorological observations
ale ia connection With the HKnALp weather service.
We indebted TO the purser Of the steamer City
Washington. from Havana. for kvora
snir LArnKss SNOW from M-jIiIor-s for United King
three inches water per hour.
scuR w SIMMONS which cleared at Charleston ON
Saturday last for Baltimore parted hswser whIe roing
down the Ashey. ran foul OF the savannah Railroad
displaced and sustained other slight damages which
vented her from going 20 she went the Battery
Shosl July for resdiustment OF rudder, &c.
scna srsyLxas. from wsshinGscn. arrived at Nor
folk July with less of forcm ast head.
scHR ArBorr DfyxRsux, from Alex andr,a for Boston
which put into Norfolk time since In distress had
completed repairs ana VAS To sail on the I'd.
scrR fLLfrofs from Hartford Tor New YORK. which was
into snd SINK ch Captains Island at AM. July q
steamer an be Al
City Island her pianking on starboard side is badIy
tho captain that the
stripped Of snils and RAINING rigging BY
parties while the vessel sunk on Captains Island
FALL RIVER July 2-Drie Redows from New r,eans
the cotton be delivered here IL reported tha a.
csnsigpsss make claim sxsnst She
owsers Of sbs orig admit their isSiy sss viii say ior
the cotton ietsonsd but will ceaccae further can
detention or damage.
vfsrrAnp HAvss. July 2--rhs schr Fannie Pike Kill
patrick from cslas for New YORK. reports that ~ O'clock
passed large quantities. OF cedar railroad sleeper or ties
sirs the msinmsst and top Of vessels house. Al 4
oeeck In the afternoon the stern OF vessel
make hanG port, but Thought IL New Yort
Judges she vessel be ~ 10 30 tons osrden
Qurcx TRlr The steamer City of washington Cart
the lise. arrived from
shortest passage usaae between
these
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
CLEARED.

osss ssss sssiswnNSoha s%sy & & Dali. 49, ="
steamer coISmbia tBo. Young. Gisseow-Hendsrsen
Ssssm.r selsrs G.r, B:r.sds. Hamburg vi. Plymouth
steamer santiago de Cuba. Reed. Hsvsns-wm Clyde
steamer Gamma (Br,. Leddieoas, Bcrmud.-AE Outer
steamer General Barnes Cheesman Savannah Murray
steamer Gulf Stream. Ingram. Charlest,n-J oui.-
steamer I.asc Bell. Lawrence Norfolk cisy Point and
steamer Fw Brune; Poster, Baltimore DsIsil.
ship Marcia Q Day. Gate. London-csrver 4 Barnes
Ship Piy%oush Rock, Birmingham. Lsndon-Grinneil.
BARK va tBD. Green. Cork Falmouth for orders
E:Is N,,so rss G ssy.S.n cors Falmouth or
bark Jacob Aall Nsr, Beruldsen, Brsmen-Funch Esye
Bark BolseIss Hor,, Andrea.en. Observation-Disclosures 4
BARK Carolina tAus aherbas. visardngen- -siocovieh
Bark Anna Csspar tDsn) Jepsen. Copenhssonc Tobias
Brig Toronto Br, coaheet. Cork for orders-J Whit
Brig Gloria utsD. Bssie. Bordcaux-Lauro. Storey
Brls Monsres del Marc dsaD. Gargailo, MessinaJoh
Brig Emma Dean tvcn1,. DominiqueS. Laruayra and
Brig Marie (Dutchj. Tediord st MArtns-H vstsble
schr Uni. Horsenss Fort) Silva, Fayai and s. Georges
schr y Ssrj, Murehi.on. Barbados Por. Spain
schr KbensIer tBr, Bethel. EsutnsrsJamcs Douglass
sehr Blake tBp. Mesly. st Johns YF-J whitney
sehr Jimmie. ssxton. Cedar Keys-sasbs. Bailey 4
Sehr Mary W Hupper. Sumner, Cedar Keys-Psrsons
sehrJ j Harris Hudson, Phiisde phis-Isasc stapes
schr Godwis. Williams Bridgspor-stamford Msau.
srhr VIM Farrep. Linsey.s Sew Haven B Weinberg
sieop Nevada. Eekon, New Hsven-Sationai Freight
and Jsaserass Co
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CLOSING OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Yesterday tho last day OF the public school
yssr and opened the long vacation. All the examins-
passed tho young hearts at from
the ieverish excitement OF the past few weeks The
songs sung ana the prises won, and shs school
children wondering how they spend their va
the best advantage. some will stay IN tho
hot city others will 60 into The country and run
wild over the hills ana far away. "How are y2p
going 10 spend your vacation, Johnnyf" said boy OF
about 10 his companion YESTERDAY, 80 As TO DO
overheard oy nxsALD reporter. .i'm goin' nsho',"
was the reply. "what elsef" 'Nothin', just n.hin'
and hshin' every day and swimmin', too" II don't
bcllev I'll CO said tho other boy, sout sit
back yard and think now good u - not 70
have any lessons to learn nor school 10 ~ Ia.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
FOREIGN PORTS.

cAL.Ao. Jrn: s-AInyea snip: M..Aild. IcRl. Je.e..
% in. Bto.e brooks, Rio Jsnsiio: ii,h A:..ass;
sS Sailed il. ship. " holm.. eBp. comn, Huaai'io.;
part June IS, ship Il Robinson, Smith, for ousno
CxssAsrss. juno ls-clesrsa. bark cbas ward Gay,
New York: sris. Leonard Myers Hicks dO shannon,
C,ssruKcos June 22-Arrived, sshrs xa,sis A Holmes
ss - Sag p r." as sss
d.: Ss: & .ess
sa Ssa: @ a%. s:s. s:
Hudson. Pin l.deiphI.; s5.h, sari, Coaeo.d ODD. 81
ss
s.su s5S. s.rss chsa~ict. How N Of Ha..sr.
s,. s brig aSs ..: G: g: :ss "S
do i.iilis DsrSy ssysr. 40; Gertrude Smith. Jamc
Tow. BAT. CB. July a-saled. sse.msr Marlborough
Cleared June 80 bark Harriet Husssy Dsrrah Now
chant baltimore. aud vas to sail on her return about
EarcsvrLLr. Ms. June as-Arrivcd, bark. Ella Moore
os, s..s lss's ss.s srs %s;. s wo:s Cor. ..s.r
MAs :, s.ss s:. s' s';f :ss @ s
9Th, bark Anto.is s.i. kise N:w York; brig: Agnes
S:5s"a S.s Fsauss S.s s.
@ALirAx, juno ao-Arrivsd. bark Ocean Sss). Hwsis-
ci.assd ao.h bark Montreal SBr coalnses Brdssw
kiScsros. Ja june lS-Safod ong Cnord (br). Ne-
!" pof, 18Th. Doris. p.,is from New York
Iavxarool. Ju.s a7-sssd. steamer Imsros tBr,.
%osr.co Bi1. june io-s.led 'ehr " collins, Hard
MsyiaxAs June 2e-Arrivsd. bark Hsryss, Queen tB,.
clark. st Thomas; brirs zeno tDr), BHbr, do; The
Charley iBr. xahomsy, do; sa b Cove. Hedsman, New
Also arrived ae bark. xc..o. s,sver sherman. ro-ssnI
ssssn. s%sSn. ssS1" suns. Ys:s.pss ssss I..s.se.
Henley, 40; ,z7.h bark signal Whitney :. Thomas.
;sar. S,: M.'s s Hunter! o.''do". 2s'A' A'
sch sch. k..s s.Sm;S ss S.,.s sI:, ,s. %
Drmmsns 90; se6rs JAmss n Gordos, chsmpicn. do
S ssS . s..s 'si wssss. Geo S 6us:s
oso T.ssoa Js, Juss aisaiisd, bark Joseph Baker
iFosi xs,oIo !ss. a2-s...a 2 'ss.: WIN rsoTp:oo
ass "a" S.r.so.' xso''"''s. and M'rr'''
ruaw ass ysns 2s-Arrived bark Lseuids tsw,. Krie-
qrsssS, July iArrved. steamer D'min'on tBD. Bon
Mo jans,no Jane 2eArrived previously. bark Com
psnero (Br, wsiksr, Baltimore; May Qness kprngsson
| do; Gso Peabody. Wilson. do' sehr Assrs drsy,
Arrived previous so July 2, brig Alfred. Gsmsgs. BsA
ST JOINS Ps June 2a-In port, schr wysmus, ross to
saova Jane 2s-xrrivsd sehr II Poster. ceemb., st
Thomas: a4ss hrixs smith, Perkins 10; Asnie a:rs
Sols S.. Kemp . T:y:r sriss j.sISss ts
.s x Hs.s of':s cSsas ;s,
s:ii;s a1S 4ss.s ss:..s, r.r..,; Ne. I:,a
mo- elsh.;s..n Lys,..o' 3, 1.,s. :, .TS 3D.
.sSs..I S.J Jss sIsS hS sSo Sieho
soa. fron -, WI lead deals % Tor dublin; ,u,
xss. Ssss Ss ss ssss ss 81 s:ss. 'ss a.
o,sr. u,s F.S,sr ;,,;;. ss. Ys,s ,A,.,,..,, -.
AAs (bp. Rayaoud. hsyre
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
OUR COLLEGES.
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.
COMMENCEMENT KxERoIsEs-A QuARrxk OF
CENTURY or LEAHSNG-AN ALUMNI FUND
ron PnEsIDxzr ANDERSON.
ROCHESTER,, July 3, 1878
Commencement week at Rochester began with the
ususl sadrsss to the young men, delivered on Sunday
evening bv the Rev r. s. Macarthur. of.Nsw York.
ul.ss aay ana the Dewey prze exhibition presented
heir usual attractions But tha chief attraction ol
she week was a very unusual one. This yoar com
pletes quarter of q century during which Dr. An
terson has served as president OF this university
Several times during nses years he has been onereo
hs Of several of the Oldest and most Hour
lsh,ng colleges America but tho people oil hocneser
and OF the Baptist denomination In general have
begged him 10 continue here. He has remained,
n has seemed emnently n,ting 10 CONNIE
morate this honored scrvice. There were Two
modes Of cemmsmora.ns ms ssn,ncan. swons;
week BY devoIing II to commsmoratiHg exercises snd
the other was the establishment 81 lana o. $1o.oW
10 pe known as tho Anderson Alumni Fund, whicn
tund was 10 be securely Invested by the university
Onc OF the conditions OF this und is that tns income
Msrtn andersen remains presidenI Should he re-
lire ror tho then the Income OF ssio iuno
Ihsii BE- PAID 10 during his natural lie, and .. his
death the same rhaiI be applied - the general pur-
poses OF said university"
Tue commsmoratory exercises were parucip.sso IN
by Mayor Parsons. Mr. Hiram Sibisy, Mr.. n. w.
Cooke and ether distinguished citizens and eminent
Aiumsi, including Dr. Lemuei Moss, president Of me
Indisna state University DR.. Carpenter. prcsiasns
II The Wisconsin University; Rev. Drs X. 5.
HacArthur and Br,dgmsn, OF New York.
The commencement exercises proper were held In
corinthian Hail to-day. About thirty young men
rraduatsd from the olass,cal course President An
aerson delivered eloquent and appropriate ADDRESS
10 The graduates, the close OF which he said
.sThc necessity Tor moral and mental growth is upon
rou Unless you NEE. It your present hopes ana
promise VIII wthcr iike the autumn ieaycs ereas
houghts, We are told, sprlRg from tho heart But
,hsse can he made real only by the presence oil an
imperial viii; without this special element OF man
hood your good In ntentons will vanish into air. with
put m you cannot forge those mighty words which
win crash like balls through the .erried COL
smns OF error and wrong. n future years. when
happointme and temptation shall threaten to ar
rest your progress, God grant that the mem.
naniy enasavor and hold you In willing subeclon to
ruth O duty,D
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

STUDENTS GRADUATE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
ASSAroLIs, Nd. July D. 1873.
the annual cennsncsnent exercises si 80. johns
College, the Alma Mater Of william Pinckney and kev-
srdy Jehasos. were observed here to-day by tho
Trnduation OF eleven students
The nrst hsnop Of shs class were divided between
J. Harry Krsbs. OF Baltimore. and George A. Hsstsr,
of Washington oeuny. The remainder OF the gradu-
ases we're Shtles Crockett, Joan r. Gontrun, James
r. Covser Henry D. Harlan, George T. Martin, sydney
X. Mudd, John r. Ray, H. Arthur stamp, ana A. ".
wright
The degree o. IL d. was conferred upon Mr.. sevc~n
TeakIs WsIaia ef Baltimore. Rev. JosepA TrAvneN
Asivsrsd she address the alumni, the exercises
sisssd wnh ths bencdic ctton-
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
CHARGED WITH MURDER

BcsroS, July ., 1873.
In tho Municipal Court to-day William H. Smith !,
on charge OF causing tho death of Anderson Elder
on tuesday last held in $40 GOO tor examination
on Wednesday OF next week. Elder, colered man,
attempted to eject Smith from = barroom at the or
ders Of his employer. Tho two mon struggled for
several minutes. whom they separated, and Elder a
few minutes aftcrward expired. II 10 alleged that his
violent xertions and the heat caused his death.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
wHALEMEN.

Arrived NJ Psusma June rs BARK Oak. 0ino.d, from
with go bols oil be rsnshpped to the United
for she Atlantic Ocean.
sailed New London July 2. bark Trinity. for South
Atlantic Ocean.
letter from Captain Thompson. Of bark Minerva. Of
HB her June g. with 100 bbls sp siace last
reporl-SOu sp all told.
spken-June "a lat 80 10 Ion "a IL. sshr Ellen Rod
"a. 4o lon - 45 Helen Rispsh, Of Prov
incesown. with 23l bbs OIL
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

RICHMOND VT, July 8, 1878
An attempt was made At swsetsburg, Quebec. last
evening TO assassn.ts Edward H. Gon, president OF
tho Boston, Montreal and Portland Railroad. He was
in his library conversing with hts brother when two
shots were nred throagh the wiuaow by some un-
knewn person Who escs ped. Mr.. Gon not injured.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
SUICIDES.

CORTLAND, N. Y, July g. 1878.
Andrew Rood, Of this village. owner Of the meat
market, committed suicide at i've o'clock this morn
inp By shootng himself I've times In the head with
revolver Supposed cause, financial difficulties
AuBrRs, N. Y, July 3, 1878
Colonel N. B. s. Eidrsd committed suicide to-day
With Q revolver.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE.

MibDLEBURr, VI, July 3, f87s.
The commencement exercises Of MiddIebury Col
lesc occurred to-day. The address before tho Phi
Beta Kappa Society was delivered BY Charles Dsdiey
wsruss. that before tbs Associated Alumni by tho
r.ress were osoisrrs1 - fosisws.-I.I. D., wmisn
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
SAIL d.

Steamers Pereirc (rrj, Tor Havre: Greece DR. Lon
russia tBr), Liverpool: Bahama (Brj, ST Pierre
Mart; Santiago de Cubs, Havana Gamma CBrj, Bermu
Den Barnes Savannah: Guli stream. Charles barks
AEc.. Cron.tsds; f.a.lss' HAMBURG: sarah cha@bess
Bird or, stettin Ciaudna PorD. oporto; brig Britain
uia Hash
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
MERCER UNIVERSITY.

hAcoS, Ga, Juy 3, 1878.
Tho commencement exercises OF hercsr University.
OF ,hs leading Institutions OF the State. closed
brilliantly to-day. The degree Of LIZ d. Was con-
Ierrro on Professor s. r. Sandiord tho distinguished
mathematician and mathematical author. largo
cIass graduated.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, Juy3, 1878
Rates on eastward bousd fysights were sghuy ad.
vauced to-day at special meeting Of agents here.
The rate from Chicago 70 New York for grain
made sixteen cen,s ON Aour thrty-tws ocnts, and on
fourth class freight eighteen eentA Grain 10 Bsti-
more Ph,ladep was hxsd rs The raes Of fourteen
cents and other rates accordingly.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
FATAL FIRE.

Rye BEACH, N. H, July 3. 1873
Tho large farm and boarding house OF Samuel
French OF North Hampton, was burned this morning,
and youns hired man named Aiger Tows, OF Bamp-
ton. was burned TO dcath Loss, 5000; insurance,
a. 300.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
NOTICE To MARINERS.
orrc, n, I.,cv,uous, r,..vc,o,

Orvfcg LIGHTHOUSE Trsrycrop.
Tutnp DISTRICT. ToxrKfSsvfLLE, NY, July =. ls7N
The tic signal buoy sedneys Channel has
s whistle carried awsy and been otherwise considerably
ds ,srsd passing vessel whistle IL being
prepared. and win he placed probably tomsrrow
~" " - - G.irg ccmnsssss sN
Iaghthssss lnspeesss. rksd DsssstsN
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
PROBABLE MURDER.
BuysALo, n. y. July 3. 1875

BuysALo, n. y. July s. 1874
During a dispute about woman 10 a,ght,, John
Tahsy assaulted Morris supple with axe, innicting
probably fatal injuriex Supple was removed 10 the
hospital. Tahey escaped arrest
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
ARSON.

sAx FRANCISCO, July 3. 1873.
An fnccndiary hre occurred here early this morn.
Ing burning large portion Of Messrs. Boggs, Buttie
L Co. establishment Loss. ABOUT $SO,OVV. Tnere
Is but little IN assurance.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04

Cleared Sd. schrs Jes Warren. Leighton, New York
teak and Waiter VI Thorndike, for Bsisimcre
fAkAourn Ms, Jaas 20-Ssilea. bark johanna Cam
(Brl. Tooker Philxdslnhin
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Ship Lixsie B~sri (Br) osbins, from Havre via sgd
Philsdsiphia, July 2 20 miles ESk OF Fire
Island light.
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Wood, President Of the New York Beard Of Edaca-
tiou d. d.. Rev. A. J. Fsnnsu, Gisns Pals: A. NJ,
Rev. J. H. stswart, Granville.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 3, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

nxronryo NJ TINS HERALD srsAM yAcurs AND RAID
wHrrssTop rEIxGRArH LINE.
stesmer Amer,qus Frl, D.iort, Hsvrs Jane "a vish
rndse aud passenger to L. de Bebiau.
Steamer Obcrsn (6rl. Campbell, fernanbueo ~ days,
vita susnr 10 Drezss McrEsn o. vessel tsc xershsl
4 o.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
A SEw iwnN fY-IhKE .-rDOT sAiLBVAf tfnUk
hourh,y buiU Tor sale cheap Bost and owner st
McCLAkY's. ivot Court st.. brooklyn.
A CAT RIG. II FEBT FAST srlfr. IN PBKFkCr
N order. ne sail. canvas csbin, 4c Tor sale cheap
L,AsT yo-rUoT srENX YAOiff FvR sALH OHBAr
II 4 r. e.. bsx 10 Herald onea.