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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-29

L}nchourg Passenger Tram. No. Al. Daily.
cave Richmond.,. ...,........... $50 \. VI
arrive Hurhtyle. .'.,...... .......... l:3j \. VI
Train No. ~ connects at Burkpyille with Aiian-
tic. Missis>tapi and ONO railroad for tarn.yllle,
Lyuchburs. aud an sOuhwesler points.
Tram, Nos. - andi2 connect al >uhern's with
Milton ana Sutherliu Narrow-Gauge railroad for
milton.
Tram W. - connects Al salisbury with Western
Norih Carolina railroad for Asheylle and all points
In Western NcrIh tarOhnt.
Trains Nos. 90, AZ. aud ~ connect at AIRLINE
way for an points South and southwest. ard No.
= connects az Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia
aud Augusta railroad for ali points south, SOuth-
east. and southwest.
Train No. 80 stops only at Jetersyille, brakes
Branch, Barksdale's. DanVille. Greensboro. and
salisbury.
Trains from the aboye-named points arrive at
Richmond AS L. VI. 1888 \. NJ, anu 7:iS T.. VI.
Train on North Carolina r1ilrOad CONNECTS at
Cola. boro' with Weldon and Wilmington railroad
for Weldon aud Wilmington
PIII.MA<-CAR SERVICE:
ON Train No. 5O-Washingten. Richmond and
Atlanta.
On Train No. 4s-New York and Richmond, or
Danyille and Albania
ON Train No. i2-Wasbington. Richmond, an q
Dlnville and Danyille and Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points sOutn, 5OHtheast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on local ticket.
4. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
I. VI. X. 1ALCOTT, General Superintendent.
fe2O
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DhILAD ELPHIA, RICH lgS,Fe.
sHiP LITE.--F0R PHuADEL"HiA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA fALL ElYEk
THREE TINES A WGEk.-upul further no
Il e the steamers OF snil Inc will make tr-m.esl
THURSDAY, and sAIURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. ecu,
meeting NJ Phtlade' pLia with ClYdss ew England
Line for Fall River.
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily s1tii O'Clock P. VI.
JAMES w. McCARR.Ck
Gen1sl sou. srn Agent, Riohmond, Va
WILLIAM L. CLYDE CO.,
General MANAGERS,
no "a No. ~ South Wharyes, ni.adalphla.
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IriAil-AmcricanS Charged with the
Attempt TO BLOW Up the Mansion
EEnuSp.

LONDON. March 23.-Thc Times This
morning sjys: Information in the hands Of
the pnlice strongly tends to confirm the
completely Of three American lri>hmen
named Mooney, O'Donncll. and Coleman,
in tie recent attempt 10 blow up the Mau-
,ion House. Although eXtradiiion treatie,
d. not coYcrlhe mrt'er. detectives VINO have
been sent 10 the continent 10 seek Mooney
and O'DOnuell viii rely on the good offices
Of the authorize, there not 10 place legal
difficulties in the way II Their arrest. \
man answering C0lcmun'- description took
Storage passage on boIrd The steamer Aus
trails. which sailed hence for New York on
the odd instant.
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V0R NORFOLK, BALTI-rEyr.
L'Uh y . II 7 y 7 Il, BAII II" y,Itlf.
A. Ihzziasss.~.s.slS
MORE. THE NORTH. AND REGULAR LAND
INGs on JANIS RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
SMITHFiFLD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
cry OF RICHMOND
Or
ARIEL,
carrying United states W4liJ
Z.C. CLIFFORD, CcmmlnGer.
carrying United states T4UJ
Z. &. CLIFFORD, CcmmanGe1.

laa,es Hichmoud every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,,
and FRIDAY at & 3 4. NJ for abog"-tamei places.
.ouucruug af Portsmouth with thr BAg tine same
afternoon. which arrive az ola Pom a. 6:20 l.. Ne,
tud 80 BltimOrr next morning Ia iali rme for
\. " tram for PhildcphA, New YORK. ana Boston.
Returning ihc steamer lcay.- NorfDik IT t~DAY,
tIESDAY, ana SATURDAY 40 $50 4. IL, ar
riSlus hest about 1 l.. II.
Far. 20 Norfolk so
hare round trim = 30
fIr. fO acknowledgements. > 90
Fare % Philadelphia %
tiE ~ New 1hlhss.......s.-. ~ -
.D !5'-tOts.. I w
Through tickets on sale ON steamer riy u Rich
u0nd Dr Ariel aGd 40 Glrhers Agency. $50 MAN
street. Bag ge checked through.
FREIGHT.
Fr.itn- received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
-aitalcd, and Hampton; Washington, -. g.,
Nls ut rue, Washington, tu' ItTnnrO', y. g. aud
ill points in Eastern Nor'f Caron1; also, TOR fist-
EN- -n.rc 81 Virginia. tld ')In,, and an regular
.auiia<. ON James Iiyer, a; LOWEST RATES.
and through Iil.5 isur'L 4. B. TAIIM,
ee Superintendent
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{ !iH>APEAIt,s AND OHIO RAILWAY.
~ Trains from and to Richmond Jan. l6, 1881:
Na!i. Accom- tNpr-ss.
Leavc....... 500 \. W 1870 u ". 1000 p. VI.
ATln....... 900 p. VI. 900 A. VI. 7:iz An.
Tor further details. apply al soc Man street. or
Chesapeake ana ONO railway depot tickct onire.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
"a Is d, II ana n A eant
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80 Joisgr%pn

~. vo,. March Is N,ou.-StocAs strong
M, : Il NJ cent. .uEe-L"ak. fNV ::
snor, I ~2l. state bonds iuacii;c. Governments
si""~' v,rrsrprFT YESTERDAY.
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.nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP - ~,
" COMPANY. s-az&f-s,s
Won NEAV YORK

Ia. ..,n,papg VII sr,At,n one Of tatlr sp,a-cl,
$50. .r.-;,; ~ iseNf%IDN WXANOhF, NAN.
HAITIAN, End EiCHNOEi'- every TUESDAY,
EttltDAN arG 9IINIAs d. high W-.er.
SHIN. Gong north ANA AZ s1tr 81, North river
loot d.! Teach street. Snips coming south sail from
pi.r83 Npr'h river, foot Of ChristOpner street.
They have splentff Saloons ststh-rooIss, a2a os.a
r., isrs, Accommodations. ana attentions are
su passed.
O..
Freignts for points beyond New 'sors forSsTan
with dispatch. and no charge made excerpt sctAai e.
uen1fs Insured.
sreigDI received until O'Clock =. NJ. daily.
yor further .afornaliVn Apply IA
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Aesa0.
ray % onirp Iointanv'S wbsrves. Nocserts
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NJ
- TAXING EFFECT AUGUST II, 1850
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. ". Leave Richmond dailv except Sun
idNi connecting al MebJ Point o.
~ f>DAT, THURSDAY. ana SAT-
URDAi with steamers for ali land
iugs on the IOrA river and for Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
800 :. NJ Leave Richmond daliy except sun.
1913 4. VI. d;y), connecting AZ West Point with
steamers Tor Baltimore on MONDAY,
- ESDAI, WEDN FsDAN,
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY;
Win steamers for Now York on
MOS DAY, WEDNESDAY, anc
FKlDAI; with steamers Tor provi.
deuce and BOSTON on TUESDAY sn5
CEIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1880 =, VI. Arrivr a. Richmond dailj feNcep,
Sunday connecting At W. Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. al SAT
lRDAT With steamers n, "a Baiu'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAfNs.
ESQ p. M.{ Aruvs Il Richmond daiiy except
B:3J =. M.} sunday. cOunect.lx az Nost Point
win si',mcrs from baltimore, New
YORK. Providence. aud Boston.
No trsnflzr OF freight At Richmond 70 " rom
southern points. ears run through between Atlanta
Careful handling sni dispatch, With lowest rates.
guaranteed.
Issued 10 al northern and wesiern points.
fof a. formation. .ppiy at once Ol the company
T gen.y-thl-d ana Do"k streets. Richmond, Va.
suls -. y DOUGLAS. SuDerinteGdent
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SuENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
- CONNECTING At WAYNFSBORO'
WITH CHESAPEAKE AND OHiO RAlLROAD.

- CONNECTING At WAYNESBORO'
WITH CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.
TRAINS NOW RUNNING FROM WAYNEs-
BORO' TO SHENANDOAH IRON-WOxk>.
Commencing december Z, 1850:
Leave Wayue,bOrO COR
Shenandoah IRON
Works................. 9.20 \. VI. and $40 L NJ.
Leave Shenandoah
IRON " orks Tor
sbOrU'........ 500 \. II. ana 1870 i. VI.
Arrive al Shendnd6 an
lruu-N Works at.... 1910 \. VI. ara 900 l.. ~
Arrive At WaSncs-
bofo' at.............. $40 \. VI. and 2:iO PM
JOSEPH n. SANDS, superintendent,
Iagrrsf0wn. VI A;
WNI. g.. MACDOWEII., Gen. Agent,
Phiaje phia, Pa.
CHARLES i. HATCH,
General Freight and Pass. Agent.
DO Y IIager-fowu. Nd
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racses ieaye scoitsyiD,Tueschys. Tburdays. and
>afurdsys a. \. W.
lose come elton AT Wif4amson' With fheSapeake
and Dhs0 railroad Ia points east and wesk
For other Information Apply az Nos. 1903 or
1907 BlLk stree. q. :. BNRBruR
General Freiph' and Picket Agent.
Orc ATTE IT. LII. General Ma ager NH Do
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Prospect OF IA Compromise with the
Porte.

IONBON. March 2S.-SpCci1l dis patches re-
ceivcd here indicate that the Porte'> prOpo-
sal, would be considered acceptable il they
were - amended ~ 10 include the town Of
Preye>I. Both Mr.. G0schcn. the British
ambassador, and Baron Won Calico, the
Au>frO Hungarian ambassador, stand out
for PreVcsa being included. Ii i believed
that II the Porte consented TO this amend
mcnt the Powers would urge Greece 10 ac-
cept. Under the proposal a thus amended
the territory ceded 10 Greece would core
spond 10 The recommendations OF the Berlin
conference, with the exception OF Jdnina
and MeiZoyo, which would remain Turkish.
There are indications that Il compromise
NAV be arranged by the Porte agreeing to
cede Preye.a II the fOrtlticatlons are demol-
ished.
Turkey Getting Ready for War.
LONDON, March 2S.-A dispatch from
Constantinoplc says: Great activity pre-
walls in preparation for the defence OF Volo.
The work OF placing torpedoes has CON-
menced. Troops have occupied Irikerl,
on the Turkish side OF the entrance 10 the
Gull OF Vol0, and an earthwork Is being
constructed there for the PURPOSE OF COM
handing the entrance.
The Order OF the Garter for the Gar.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2S.-The Prince
OF Wales VIII to-day confer the order OF
the Garter on the Car.
Pope Leo's Life Threatened.
LONDON, March Pa dispatch from
Rome says: "A lady Obtained private au-
dience with the Pope and warned him that
the day and hour were fixed for the murder
OF himself and Cardinal Pecci.'
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r,,~,,torr. March 2s-yirdna G. G,frrre'-
I -. rnn-Dlr. SO1.: second .elir-. 80: ra-i du'
crut,n,. o.: 1910. 4g4; 10 80 coupon. .3''
f,ff TO-DAY.
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BALrNrORE. March 2S.-Heaf cIiu- mlrkrr slow
tW - J." 2ur. hlguer. hest beet. - M &c frs
uulili'' : lD DC; mcsiWm. Ia ifc.; ordinary -,
'dAr.' li".t ,1lc> from 81 tJ1c.: receipts. LOCI
h'1; sales 9fH Head SWIM" lu fan ,upply and
ID t"fi' H' mann: quoted Ht ~ o.; receipts.
i+@9 'iH Ia, arrivals of sheep 1nI lambs were
''2t BEAD; .A."p, 4H 7c.: lambs, Ice
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

. Wv YORK, Mafch 29.-N0ftOu--Net rectipu,
,'r1dv; sales. lG2 600 uale,: March. $lO.5ll0
; f, q 80; Apu, SlO.44@SlO45: N,, $IO.5i6
: % -; .iHue. $1,000 July slOG7HslO 81:
Au2p-t. Fio.1lHTlV. II: September, go 3oM
: 1889: ueiober. Slc.ljmSlO Is: November,
J: ~ 1I: ~ %: n.cemuer. $40 Oin sIO.nG.
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y edmond AND DAGViLLE FALL
70 AOAJf EihINNF
CONDEMNED SCHEDULES.
~ tFFECT SUNDAY FEBRUARY 1881.
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NOTICE = hsssby Dives shss lsetsn Ieslanea
AZ oasy - the esasis of Peter B. DeR. 10000
vs1s erssesd = ~ ssderAgss1 - The Bah day
e 91seA, A D., legl, y tbs Prosaes Csass .
Nos, ~ pcmoss having elaias sesisa NJ
osen1s aRe hsroby nseilsd that Thy D1s1 pesseai
~ soDs - shs uDdeFlg - for alfoVuece With
~ - ~ ~ ~. s~en W.
aod thas n such Chains 6e nos exhibited vishis
shrss ysan sflss date q nd letsen they shal b
6fvsef barfsd.
HENRY BERG,
VIZ. BERG,
Kxseston q Tie Essase Of Peter h. Bey. 100000
March sab, lsgl. A1v
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Publication Notice.
TIE STATE OF Kansas

TIE STATE OF Kansas
Cot NIT or SALINE
TO william s. Warner and Sarah warner. de-
II Sspdants and nos-residests Of the State Of Kas
You, and each Of 700, are hereby notified that
You have been sued: that on the 3lst DAY OF
March A. d. ISL, John II. Prescott 6led his peti-
ton against you In the District Court Of Saline
County In the State Of Kansas prayin9 for iuds.
n1nt against you upon . certain promisoYy note n
said petition described and executed by you and
each Of you, in the sum Of 81 900 and Interest
thereon, 81 the rate Of II per cent per annum
thereon from the 3ist day Of January, A. D., Issi.
until paid. and also for IN order and decree 70
foreclose certain mortgage executed By you %
secure the said promisory note executed By each
Of you, for compartment thereof and 20 sell the
lands. tenements aud appartenances IN sail mort.
gnee desrribed to-vt the north half Of the SOUTH
east quarter, and the south half Of the northeass
quarter OF section two a. in township sixteen tI6I
south of range two 81, west Of the sixth PRINCIPAL
meridian In said State, containing leo acrea nore
or iess. 10 pay said indebtednesa and to forever
bar and fseeelose 81 your rght tlles and interest
In and t. the same, and for such other relief q
may be just: That you must answer the petition
aed AGAINST you on OF before the 10Th day Of Nay,
A. D. ISL. or the same will be taken q true, and
Judgment Of the nature above stated will BE- rem.
dered accordingly. JOHN II. PRESCOTT.
ATTEST. JOSEPH MOORE, ' A' A''''n''
Clerk Of District Court Of Saline Co., Kansas
March slst. 1881. Ssv
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FAIRVIEW
Fruit Farm& Garden
For Sale at a Bargain.

4 Farm Of leo acres: IS acres broke, acres
IA fruit aud forest trees. good house. stables,
the corner. The land Il miles from Odr in liar-
per county. Kansas, This farm Is worth 81 .sov
viii be sold for $50 cash, subject to mortgage Of
sico due in four Yeas. Apply TO Joseph Henry,
Salina, Kansas
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLIRY.
6AilxR COUNT, Kansas.

6AiixR CouyYT, Kansas.
II efthe Dsafd II Cosaty Co1IiasIosen sf g.
llns county kaasas, 70 appropriate The s1n Of Or
Thousand beIlan out Of Ike ssaerai INA d saiiss
county for tie Purposs Of building . vseen o.
northeast quarter 81 section :. tes nship N fases
vet SIKH Principal meridian, Saline eoanSy
Kaaeas. The eseinstsd eese u nd briAee . &
By order Of Board Of County Comnissiouen.
JOS. SARGENT
salina, March ss4h, 1881. s-lv County Cisrk
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M OutAt sent free 10 thoss vho wish 70 sn
III pge In the mast pleasant and profitable
businss known. Everything nev. CsDi
tai nos required We vii furnish svsry-
|. thing 80 day sDd upwards = easiiy
nnds Without Saying sway ffom ksoe
- ever night- 80 Ri vhs;svsr. 1asy
nev vefhen wasted q eses. Many ere naki1o
Sessuoes q the basiDeD. Ladjes nsks = 01s6
= oes. al yosng beys al girls naks slsae ~
us 80 - 8 villlne y vssk Alls - 1oks Gsso
- c6lsaiy GolsyasoG 9SsS ~ sa00s 9
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FARMERS GOLD BANK,

SALIVA, KANSAS
Trsns,cts . general hsnksag business Re-
esive accounts subject 10 cheek en- demand Inter-
cot viii b credited on al Daily Balances. Ut the
rate OF per cent. per snncui, and monthly state
mcnts rendered 10 per cen,. ersdiisi on sams de-
posted for specified me
N6oET * TO Loan
., ]. & and 10 per eeet. per anaiIni, in sny
amount any time desired. On Perssusl security
Chsstes. Real Estate or Kziir,a.d Contra IS ard
payable in any manner To salt srrican;I
srisil sums be bad by nyhsdy: 10 b. re-
TUNED In weekly payments or monthly INSTALL
ne,ls- II. W. BkRas.
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:-.>l.74 =. .Ss.ss:is, III,
/! .ncfS FHoa!r Es.,- .g:.:C.
. ci-=5r. r7sir, .ss.tsir. stiiIiasia ard)
..JEli o-!s.F ~ taeb q LisC srIurs know y arc a.
tsG.Lsi.r co.'s -.E.i IN T4ESER GiNorH goSIc1
sn- % U'aas il the ..ectest kloot Purifier .nd !
} Tie Eeat Essiis :lJ Sf.cA,.h E-sforer
iur IIt:.
i 80 perfect IL as comTos ;:icn o. rGEKHz1(
tfTSS.-s IO.s.C ~ 20 Li19G - can kug exixt<
I neGs IL is used. a. you have Dyspopsia Head
ksch., Hhcur-asr,, hesrsleis, Bowel, k.dneyy
ior Liver Disorder, or IL YOU need a mid sfim-{
iuert, nr afipci.ze-, the Tosfc " Just the med
fici.s for Jon, RS "a IL higihy curative AID In
lvssorltia, but nT-cr in'oxjcating \
f you are slowly wasting away with cos-f
ksYnTfios or fny ri ckncss, " you have q PsiafslJ
ICosIh or bid Cold. PAEKrs's CrsogR Tossed
Twill surely b.lp you. II gives new Ese and{
fvfgor 20 the ferb.s nni aged and Il q certaiuJ
fcirs for Rheu.as:ism and Cheasrs lstAstsm. ]
flt Has Saved Musdreds Of Llvsst II ysyS
Save veurs.
II you arc feeling miserable don't wait unfil{
fyou arc down sick, but use tho ToSIc foday.1
, No matter what Jour dtees or symptoms mayX
be n viii give prompt relief.
! REMEMBER I PAkKkR's GsoEn Tonne n notI
h rum drink but the Best and Purss4 esmilyJ
Medicine ever niatc. compounded By q new(
3procesa and entirely different from B;tters,f
kginser preparations and all other TONES TryI
y &c. bott.e. Your druggist can supply you
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Ufhis bsaufl-
full Piano Uprtghs
Cabinet or fArlor
Organ like CUT,
ne Parts New
etyie, NO $50.
ts1ssi; : ,ne K;
Depth - inches;
Contains % nvo
Ocfays, 10 Five
set Of the celebra-
ted tssides Tcsgss
Reeds, a. follow:
ht powerful Ssh
Dass Eeeds, oet Of
Soctaveso Of thefs
nous Yer Celeste
Reeds which pro-
duus the sueetese
tone ever heardI
set Of I octave Of
the new solocou-
hinatlon theCeiss.
tisa Or fr~esA ussa.
reeds, which e.
sctly initiates Q
French Horn, be-
eides Q sstsoffi3
oc.ases each of
tie Principal or
ngular q oldcn
1oegrs Rec DIS,
making In oil 4
bcnriilui ccrii!-
i,=I rhr! !ch
the pclfo lr'crcan
hy Ito aii Of
Iat . 1t" mt
ems - p sell
I-odc c any YER
tety Of {, 70 de-
tired. fti~therc-
lore, no. lry C
conneyt,isisevea-
teen rC.s Viii
tie shove es,.an
in crcertog' title
grtaitst psis'e
variety q o
'cGmni lis
continai on IL
eouetl.rg entire
y,rfgtnsl Names
cfst1I'sare asfol-
lows: u bi7J2scn
forte. 60 lTinri
eaifortc Sc sob
ess, o. Bourbon,
~ puicet. o. IN
%n, 90 Grind
orTsn, o. cs.rsti.
n,ufrsssh ners
~ Yes nsosss.
Shschirnstatesthc
human voice : (i0)
Aeolian, uD Echn
Up pulciana, QA
SS onr aestrsre9
which isby far the
Wectest end mod
perfect thsf ha0
sverbeen attained
charming Z =
NE univeral ex.
Gamafion ofcrIt- |
Es aid lcvers o. |
fweee music Who |
saveheard it;u9
Gtsss gssDtes.
which dcrblesshe
power. as, Flute
fcrte.Q0 Grand
CUan knee siop
By. the use 4
which the entire
Power Of the IN
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$40 ] ! 7
Ostst furnished free. with full Ia.
xM Ill s.ruffsons for eopdactinS the rnoss
profitable business that anyone can
engage in. The business IL % EASY
10 learn. and our instructions are %
all simple and plain, that anyons cas-
wv ~ make great prchis from the very
start. No one can fail Who Il willing 10 work.
Women are a. suecessful As men. Boys and gtrie
can earn large sums. Many have made 1t the
bosipess over one hundred dollars In single wesk
Nothing like IL ever knsvn tefoTe- All vho en-
gage are surprised zt the and rapidity With
which they are able 10 make money. Iou can en-.
gzge I'm this business during your sprse time -
frent prtr1s You do not have 10 invest capital In
H. We take an the risk. Those Who need ready
money, should write 10 us - once. All furnishs9
free. Address TRuE q Co.. Augusta, Name
The daily gazette., 1881-06-14
Land and water Bree.es.

| The drawbridge across the Sbrews.
bury at Seabright is about to be re-
placed by an iron structure fifty fee,
wide and one hundred feet draw.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Vanderbilt and
family will spend the early part OF the
summer at Sharon Springs and later 90
TO Saratoga.
The competition among the hotels In
all the resorts along the Jersey coast Ia
very sharp, bat the big business of the
season will preponderate with those
houses and places that have become most
generally known through printers ink.
A new thing tor Saratoga this year
will be the opening of number Of brok-
ers' Offices, branch establishments of
large New York houses.
The White Mountain range includes
about twenty peaks, ranging In height
from 1000 feet to that of Mount Wash
ington, 6,z85 feet. General elevation of
the plateau, 1,600 feet; its extent from
south TO north, iorty-fve miles from
east TO st,thirty miles. The mountains
are divided Into two groups,of which the
western one Is distinguished as the
Franconia. They form, however, but
one mountain mass, the waters of which
are drained in all directions. Lake
Winnepesaukee, inferior to none OF the
American lakes In picturesqueness, lies
ON the southern border of The, White
+ Mountain region.
Another spring has been struck at
Saratoga, which is said to be superior in
medicinal qualities to any of the other
springs at that place.
A Marine Narrow-gauge Railway is to
built on the waters edge at Rockaway,
botk on the bay and ocean sides.
The Berkshire Hills, rising often to
mountainous propoi lion from q sec.lon
OF the Green Mountain range, and ext md
through Berkshire, the most western
county of Massachusetts. They are now
gentle and slopiDg in their lines, now
wild and broken, ,sheltering well-watered,
thoroughly cultivated valleys, where
towns and Villages famors for their
beauty hide among the trees-a region
Of lakes, mountain torrents, glens, lovers
lanes, rocks and echoes, and where one
may spend the summer without dying of
en'aut from lack of good society.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-14

The brethren who are going to thu
Methodist Ecumenicsl Council In Lon.
don without having any particular ap
p0intment as speech rnaKers, and vel
hoping for chance to be- heard, arc
likely to be discouraged. Cold water IL
already thrown upon their prospects by 9
number of the religious papers of Eng.
land. The London Methodist says thai
the non.invited speakers are not to oc.
cupy moro than five minutes Ia any
speech they may make. 1t emphasizes
this dlspiriting declaration by saying that
off they are In the middle of the word
Mesopo.amia, and have got only the first
two syllables out, down they are to 90 al
the sound of the Presidents bell" The
great botheration with the Ecumenical
Council will be its vast and nnwieldy
size. Minor deliberations will be the
iucongruous material Of which it will
be composed, the danger of discussing
disputed points, and the unconquerable
long -windedness Of many OF the brethren
who will want to participate. Some
OF these brethren are accustomed to de-
livering on special occasions what are
called "great sermons" These are some
times an hour and hat in length, and
Of immeasurable depth. The men who
deliver them have habit of talking half
an hour TO "warm up," as their hearers
call it, and get themselves into thorough
sympathy with the subject and the audi
ence. To condense such men into five
minutes is thing which John Wesley
himself never could have done.