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List of Patents

Issued from the United States Patent Office for the week ending January 10, 1882, for the State of Connecticut, furnished us from the office Of John E. Earle, Solicitor of Patents, New Haven, Conn.,.
 C. E. Granniss, New Haven, safety car lamp. c. P. Andrews Staffordville, fishing rod A. N. Bragg Pine Meadow, snap hook F. ". Brockseper, New Haven, sssignor to Sargent & Co, gong bell.
 C. E. Buell., New Haven, electrical illumination. c. E Buell., New Haven, J. E. Buell., assignor to U. S. Telephone Co.,, electrical signalling apparatus. A. G. Holcombe, Granby, electric lamp. S. W. Kent, assgnor to Beeeher Mfg. Co.,, hert- den, bar of at-iron blanks H. Lord, Hartford, assignor to Colts Patent Fire arms Mfg. Co., mechanical movement. H. L. Norton, AIiddletown. mouse trap. A. TrumbulI assignor < to J. A. Svanston, New Britain, toy cannon.
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For Gale ata Rar~aJn

ksSA A FIRsT-CLAss and eomrodioua houzs iii with modern improvements. Hituated o1s
 eH of the finest avenues in this city. LArna ict, fronting two streetz There is s nice barn ou ths premises The rrvperty -s worthy the attention Of inyessors and be st any time. For p4r3cz- lars call at THIS OEFTCE
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DRIVATE families. boarding houses hotels and restaurants can be supplied with help of differ ent nstionalities Great attention paid by tle pro prietnr of the establishment in choice of erIs and women before sending them to i'll situation Conn try calls Of any distance promptly attended to-
 ja19H 2ss Grand street oor Sisy,s
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3saI Gstate.
FOR RENT.

kks$ THE Modern House of rooms I57 Wall st Eia all conYeuiences; rent tow; fresh painted in MIu the best Of order. H. P. HoADLEx.
 1aI4 St Roorn Hoziev HufidfpC
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Hnnses and I.nts Eor SaIa

FUN aENI, &A small convenient apartment, with gAs and Miii vztar, corner Crown and Orange streetA Ap- E.N ply to HUDSON TERRELL. Ja12 lmo
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WANTED.

A SECONDHAND Steam Engine from to ho-su A power. and second hand Tubular Boiler from to horse power. Address P O. BOX sos
 1al3 Ne-
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08
say that the man who went through us

say that the man who went through us
took fancy to my fur overcoat, and
told me to haul it off, but Jesse James
heard him and said mo you don't ;
that would lead to our detection sure.
All this occupied about half an hour.
When the robbers got through thev
told us we could 40, and they rode of
together, We afterward heard of them
in the direction of Texas. They
looked lite sturdy young farmers
and were not masked beyond
wearing slouch hats we'll pulled
down, and Jesse James had a wooden
comforter wound round the lower part
of his face, During the entire per-
formance they affected kind of polite
ness with all their roughness, and tried
to create the impression that they were
gentlemanly highwaymen. After they
left we gathered up the mail and scat
tered baggage and continued on to Hot
Springs. The news of the robbery
created intense excitement there and
the whole population turned out to pur-
sue the robbers, but nothing ever came
of it."
Governor Burbank has placed the
watch with the Eugene Jaccard Jewelry
company for exhibition, and it will
doubtless be inspected by hundreds of
curious ones. A replevin bond had to
be given the officers at st Josephs, as
Mrs. James threatened to sue for its re-"
covery. 1t is not likely that she will
though. The watch is in perfect run
ming order and shows good treatment
rom its quondam possessor.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08
The Cow Was T,eated Like a Lady


4 man came into the office on Thurs
day with black eye, strip of court
plaster across his cheek, one arm in a
sling, and, as he leaned on crutch and
wiped the perspiration away from
around lump on his forehead with a
red cotton handkerchief, he asked if
the editor was in. Bsing answered in
the affirmative, he said:
"Well, want to stop my paper;"
and he sat down on the edge of a chair
as though it might hurt it. "Scratch
my name right off You are responsible
for my condition"
"Oan it be possible?" we inquired.
"Yes," said he. i'm farmer, and
keep COWS. / recently read an article
in ynnr pnpor about u dairymen's con-
yention, whore one of the notices over
the door was, Treat your COW az you
would a LADY, and the article said it
was contended by our best dairymen
that COW treated in po ite, gentle
manly manner, as though she was
companion. would give twice as much
milk. The plan seemed feasible to me.
I had been q hard man with my stock,
and thought maybe that was one reason
my COWS always dried up when butter
was forty cents pound, and
gave plenty of milk when butter was
only fifteen cents pound. decided
to adopt your plan and treat cow as
would lady. had brindle COW that
never had been very much mashed on
me, and decided to commence on her;
and the next morning after read your
fiendish paper, L put on my Sunday
suit and white plug hat bought the
year Greeiy ran for President, and went
to the barn to milk. / noticed the old
COW seemed to be bashful and fright
ened, but, taking off my hat and bow
ing politely, said: Madame, excuse
the seeming improperly of the request,
but will you do me The lavor TO hoist 2
At the same time tapped her gently
on the flank with my plug hat; put
ting the tin pale under her sat down
on the milking stool"
"Did she holst?' said we, rather
anxious to know how the advice of
President Smith, of Sheboygan, the
great dairyman, worked.
"Did fhe hoist Well. look at me,
and see If you think she hoisted. The
COW raised right up, and kicked me
with all four feet, switched me with her
tail, and hooked me with her horns at
once; and when l got up out of the
bedding in the stall, and dug my hat
out of the manger, and the milking
stool from under me, and began to maui
that COW, 1 forgot all about the treat
ment OF horned cattle. Why, she
fairly galloped over me, and never
xuopf RI road uour ,,o pap again 70
We tried to explain to him that the
advice did not apply to brindle cows at
all but he hobbled out the maddest
man that ever asked COW to moist in
diplomatic language Chicago Tribune.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08
Arctic Exploration.

Arctic explor4ti on Is not new thing.
1t begins with Sebastian Cabot, who
discovered Newfoundland and landed
at Labrador. Henry Hudson found and
gave his name to the great bay which is
one of the most striking features of
British America. There a mutinous
crew put him in an open boat with a
few faithful adherents and left him to
his fate. Vitus Behring, the Danish
explorer, who found that Kamschatka
did not connect with Japan, succeeded
one hundred years ago in pushing
his ship through the straits that
bears his name but his vess ell
was wrecked, and he died
on a desolate island. Captain Cook
reached these straits thirty-three wears
afterward, but was forced back by the
ice to die on the Sandwich Islands
Ross and Parry made few discoveries,
but at terrible expense of suffering and
risk of life. The story of Sir John
Franklin is familiar household tale
how he set out in the Erebus and the
Terror with 1873 picked men, and all
eprished; and eight expeditions were
sent out to find and relieve him at great
cost, but no returns. The Grinneil ex.
pedition. sent out by Henry Grinnell
and George Peabody in 1853, under the
heroic Kaue, was more fortunate than it's
predecessors, and brought back the &C.
counts of the Open Polar sea which
lave stimulated the ambition and curl
osity of hundreds OF navigators since.
Bu., though Kane lived to return, he
died of the effects of the exposure. Sir
Hugh Willoughby and his crew starved
to death, and Barentz, the Dutch ex
plorer, perished in the same way. These
are only small fraction of the human
sacrifices to that Arctic idol whose icy
altars are covered with the debris OF
wrecked ships and the bleached bones
of brave and devoted men, sent up into
the jaws of destruction to discover moth.
ing.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Underground work--An earthquake
Gan a shepherds crook be termed
ram rod.
The strongest man is rarely strong
enough to hold his tongue at the right
time.
"Hard-up" asks: Chow can I turn
an honest penny ?" Suppose you try
putting the other side up?
There is complaint from England
that leather is found in American
sausages. Good gracious, do they think
we can stop to take the collars off the
dogs?
Knapp, the cannon maker, now EN-.
ploys $4,000 men, and yet complains
that he is behind his orders. He is
safer behind his orders than in front of
his cannon.
"You are as full of airs as music
box" is what young man said to
girl who refused to let him see her
home. "That may be-" was the reply,
"but I don't go with crank"
SECONDHAND GIRLS.
az want one servant girl" he said,
Zone maid, to order, so to speak"
And told the man to call next week.
Next week he came as per request
The clerk could furnish no such grade,
But quickly put hi mind at rest,
By giving him one ready maid.
"Lend me five dollars, Joe ?" Cant
do it; in fact, am just going over to
try and borrow five from the DOCTOR"
a." Well, then, you might as we'll make
it ten and I'll take five of it. 1t will
make it easier to pay, you know, if it is
divided up between u.s."
Professor to classical student: eff
Atlas supported the world, who sup
ported Atlas?" Student: "The ques.
tion, sir, has often been asked. but never,
so far as I am aware, satisfactorily
answered. I have always been of the
opinion that Atlas must have married a
rich wife, and got his support from her
fatherD
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08
Picking Berries.

Away to the hillside on swift little feet,
Trot quick through the meadows in shadow
and sun;
Broad br.ms and deep crowns over brows tina
are sweet,
And round rosy cheeks that are dimpling
with fun.
And home from the hillside on Glow little feete
With baskets as heavy as faces are bright;
And who will be first the dear mother to greet
And see her surprise aud her look OF delight
But she never will dream, by the berries
they bring,
OF the millions they left where the sweet
berries grow,
Away on the hills where the merry birds sing,
And the brook dances down to the valley
below.
-M1r1nret SdnGster,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08
A Ballade OF Toll.


Not for the world, but all for pain,
sing this song of core dismay,
Wherein is neither hope nor gain,
Nor joy that groweth day by day,
Nor love, for loves delight the pay;
Only moan that toll must be,
And sorrow, come like storms that straw
Blown far along frothing sea.
Swept tierce'y down gloomy plain,
The clouds of winter, dim and gray,
Against the mountains toss in vain,
And turn and seek that endless way
Wherein they must forever stay;
So toll, recurring, comes to me,
And life grows like the bitter spray
Blown far along frothing sea.
All now the lees of wine we drain
With hearts that are not light nor gay:
No subtle warmth thrills soul or brain.
We hear no glad, sweet roundelay,
Amid the growing shadows play,
For toll claims from each life a fee;
Fled is the beauty of our May,
Blown far along frothing sea.
ENvoI.
No rest we win by noble fray,
Only long-toiling waits are we,
Sad wrecks, who for deaths darkness pray,
Blown far along frothing sea.
Thomas 8. Collier.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

Much eloquence hiss been expended
upon the mineral wealth of California,
but, after all, her golden grain is her
real wealth. According to official fig.
nres the gold and silver mines of that
State during ten years, commencing
with 1871, produced $lS6 500. 249, but
the wheat fields during the same period
produced 27S,9O8,0 900 bushels, the
market value OF which amounted to
s3lS. 23l ,036. Wheat, md not gold, is
king in California.
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Charged Up to LOngfellOW.

Blanche Roosevelt, iu her new book,
Longfellow's Home Life gives bit
of information not generally known
when she asserts that the little absurd
nursery rhy me, beginning:
There was a little girl
Who had a little curl
That hung right down ON her forehead;
And when she WIS good,
She was very, very good,
And when she was bad she was horrid-
WAS written by Longfellow. The genial
poet wrote it for his little daughter
Edith.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-06-08

The next total eclipse of the sun to
be seen in this country will be on the
28th of May. Astronomers say the
central line of the totality will be from
New Orleans to Norfolk. There is no
need of hurrying up with that piece of
smoked glass. The eclipse will occur
on the 28th of May, 1900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28
NOTICE.

,E7lfF undersigned intending 90 rcmov> from
! this city 10 lia-er.'0wn. Nd. Seqienhc7 J.
Ia-1. ard that lis books and business Inu-i ne
closed by the iUjh ~ Angus, next he NiI sell
ALI, GOODS At C0+T. IN order To close cut
his ,r.. eat ~'dck of goods Persons wishing 10
iav q s,,. IF clo;he- Will save TWENTY-FIVE
PLE CENC. by giving him cli. All goods
warranted 20 he made and trimmed IN re b.!
styjeanI &, ruarauteed. SALES fOSiIlN Ely
CASH Al persons knowing tacmeeiN,, IN
deb.el MUST settle by August 10Th, oifer"isc
their accounts will be placed in the hands "'
ISAAC iOWEN5TEiN.
Frederick C,ty, Nd July ., loSl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28
AdriniStFatFix' Sale
OF
Personal Property.


THE undersigned, Administrators ofThomas
L NJ Macoughiry, deceased VIII offer at pub
lie sale at his late residence IN the town oil MID
dlcWay, West Virginia, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9G,, 1882,
At 10 O'Clock, the following Personal Property /:
Six head of good Work Horses, three Of
them 10. mares. one Of them four years old
this Spring. cu!t OF Black Prince, splendid
animal. of tine a,1ion. rides aud drives well,
and one in loal by 10 Msrylaud horse. All
of them will work in the lead TO wason Ut bar
shear plough.
Twonew Jagccrs and two new sets of liar
u.-., one 4-horse Wagon. two 2-hOrsc Wagons
one att,n.Lle skein with bed. one WilIouehhy
priu one Hose Bake, one Harrow, oh.l'ingS,
one oliver Chill Plough, one Cart, four p''lnle
Shovel Pluuehs. Plough Gear. Traces. two SETS
p.,,shins. two sets OF ia, Hind Gear Ne
Unc Sidcbo4rd. one Wardrobe. one Nal e
any Tahle. two other Tables. Coat STOVE I'm
plate Stove. good cook stove SIX cphi-o'tluh
Chairs five Wooden do. Two Iron Hed'teads,
two Fe,thcrbvds ene Kitchen Table, one Ai'cA-
Ell Sale. Churn, lot of Dishes, &c.
lot of Corn and Glover Hay, and one ton
Reese Fertilizer.
TEEN-.-The Cosn ana Hay viii ne sold on
a credit oi 90 dGys q credit anHl OctoAer ISL
lSS2 on TIE other property on sums Over SlVr
tbe.purcha>er giving negotiable note, with ap-
moved security and interest from date, iayI-
Die ri the First National Bank of Jeile'-on at
tha.!e,tovn. Sans of $40 and under, cash
no property 10 e removed until the terms aye
complied With 30 postponc'nent %" a''oc''
MARY MAGOyGHIRY,
A1mz. 80 Z u. Nacou. h,ry, DC e.
vs. r. Anderson, AUG:
IarglrN - ie5---t.
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Court Order.
WEST VIRGINIA, }
- County Of Jefferson, to-wit }

STATEOF WEST VIRGINIA,
- County Of Jefferson, to-wit
In the County Court
At special session of said Court begun and
held ut the Court House ia CharloSt0wn Friday
the 10Th dAy of December, 1881,
ORDERED, That the OyerseeT Of the Poor OF
each District of this County require the Physl-
clans ofthe Poor of each District to have vacci-
mated all the Poor of each District who are M
able 10 pay for the same, and that the sum oi
Ten Dollars will be allowed q each District
PHYSICIAN. in addition to the amount now al-
lowed. and that they make return of each per
SON vaccinated at the next May Term Of this
Court 4 copy
Testc- T. i. MOORE,
January 2s lSS2-3t Clerk.
Shirt and Register cOpv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28
TAe Gaitcau Trial.

Guitcau spoke in his own defence on Sat
urday. Judge Porter occupied Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday in making Che
closing argument for the prosecution. Some
idea of its caustic character may be had
from tie following extract from his remarks
OF Tuesday;
81 oudeavorcd to show YOU yesterday that
this defense was one founded on ehsms and
imposturcs. on bsazen faisehood, which was
supposed 20 acquire force and strength by
perpetual reitcrations. The Giscipies OF the
school OF Guiteau have great confidence IN
@ maxim Of aaron Burr that ta.sehoods are
60 be verified by per,istency and reiteraton:
! showed YOU how tie prisoner had belled
lv hi. ac.s lis professions hCw lac had be-
lied by bic acts the character given to him
bv Lis counsel; how this gentleman, this
pray1riGl man-th;s moral aud Christian
man, was liar, ? swindior and murderer
ia hear, from the beginning. That this
man has grown worse every yCartlat he las
lv5I ns Ill see and know. That NE was q
II. ledieut child that he was i2wl5ss ana
uugra,e.ui 20 bis isther, that he was an un-
l.ad brother that he stung every man WHO
was 0enetiet0r To- his youth. that lie bad
iueri.uste desire for unhOly E0,3riety, that
his vanity was boGudless, and that HE NAL
Zee wI5 still more uubOulded, We al know.
All this Do Was IN his early life; and / shall
rov c1,. your attention 90 some OF the evi-
d,ucls that Lc W4s growing worse ans worse
uG-ii Lis career illuminated IN coG-b!oodcd
assassination. lie lie was consistent and
harm aniou- from tAe beginning. There Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28

Hon. Enoch Pratt, makes the muu'hce1t
ofc5 Of "a million dollars for a free circula-
ting library for Baltimore The conditions
are tiat the city hall make ao annual APP
pror-.ation of $4,000
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28
DUKE AID GaLLaHGR
Have IN -tociC

Fine Cutlery and mary r.efni and
ornamental things >uit;hie t"r "t;' ct IN
a.spru b.e i'm preparing Tor the sea '"h %. .,
.lao-- ,uor.- the la:ter the most approved
C,ob.ue and Heating StoyCs TnTare, &c Sc
n..n,nlnr ~ Isl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28

A mother in Israel has departed in The
death in Washington lss, week f Nr'. FhG-
be T. Leech, aged - years, rs'.c,of the late
u. b. 3 LeDcb. - thc fo7tO@ee Depart
m,ut, md ;Ae mother 81 four c'srg:msn e
the Baltimore Conference, VI. r. ChG5rh.-
These are the Rev. 3I.-ss-. GcargeF, sam !
", Frank B. aad sln1 3. Lscch. Three
o.hcr sons ar in the Sorc7amcnt civil ser
vice an3 daughter Of he deceased lady Is
tic vic o. ,he Rev Humphrey c. Ncpan-
"a, formerly Of ttis town. same Conference.
". Annie Hereford rec.tcd The Price
Of Battery and I:on, Charlie bavi5s ana
tic lady participated in Twelfth Night
readings at tae Shsharesyo C,oh meeting in
Washington Lac, SATURDAY evening.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28

The capitalists OF Lynchburg ton'tn'end
to carry all their eggs i'm one basket They
propose Co establish iron ,ouHdries, machine
shops &c. Gc.-taus diyer-iyiuS theinius-
tries of that city rather than trust every
ching Oh tobacco
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28
FOE SEE.

4 DWELLING HOUSE. Bnc,lsmith's and
- Nag1n-AIa'.cr shop. end
SLY fCFES or LAND
attached at Eipou, Jefferson County. Vet
Virginia for sale privately. The location Is q
pleasant one fora home anl Che -.1rd @ dc-lrl-
flc one for business. Property 10 good. c'm-
Portable condition For part .u. +r- CAL up9n
or address NE AZ Rip0n.
SAMUEL STRAIN
L--.--.. = -,
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s--TV4E Old ia NTILY %JOURN Al.

DREPARED Paint, eleven different colors in
AlSQUITH & co.
1900 Feet of Window glass-all sizes, and 800
, lbs. Putty. ,,--,,, o.,.
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r,A!zFtER's SHOP.

Near CAN'T House saloon,
TARPTE'S FERRY. WEST VIRGINIA.
,g7UF >rA.eribcr Is conducting q ronteei Bar,
j bo.'. -hop-at which Hair-Cuttins ADD
Dressing. Snlmpooing and Shaving are doneln
'if 6l o, i..i. A.C.LEWIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28

Rev J. a. Scott Jr, hes taken charge Of
tae churches Of Hat Geek. Diamond Iiil,
and Campbell c. H., aad for The present.
whilc thc Hat Creek parsonage ia undergo
iag repair. is dwelling at the Court House.
Ills post-oo1ce address is Bus.burg, Camp
bell county, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28

Tie modest sun cf twenty-five thoJsaui
dollar. csch, is -aid to be al nat Daridga
end jedss Porter expect f'r prosecuting
Gui.sau.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28

How 81 Won manage aail a'ady to her
friend. toarngar 80 happy all tie iime?'
ALWAYS have parker's Ginger Tonic han
d." was the rcrly. and tAus keep myself
md family in good health and spirits. sec
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28
Sheep for Sale.

WE have One Hundred Good Stock Sheep
w for Sale. 1865.
IAN 9S 'S2-3t +. YATES x SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28

TTIEu Undersigned, Administrators Of Thomas
/ N. Macoughiry, deceased, Will offer at pub
lie sale at his late residence in the town OF Mid
dl.N.v West virginia. on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-28
TIE NEWS IN BRIEE.

A New York milk-dealer has been tried
and convicted onthc charge of selling skim
milk. City skim-milk was rather an IN
substantial bass for prosecution The
,rrist mill Of the Hon. r. N. T. Hunter,
near Occupacia, Essex county, was burned
t. the ground Thursday night week. The
origin of the fire is supposed to have been
the work OF an incendiary, who, it is also
thought FIRST robbed it. A FIRE at Paw Paw,
West Virginia destroyed dwelling and
s.orehouse belonging TO AIR. McKais, occe-
pied bv Perry Williamson, on Wednesday
morning The widow Of the late Hon.
Wm. c. Rives died at her re,idence IN Al
bemarle county, Va, on Monday, aged so
wears. and Mrs Annie Watson, mother OF
Ms. Alex Rives sad Mrs. B. johnson
Barbour died 81 Richmond lately Al 4 very
advanced age. In the United States Senate
Yesterday bill was passed for the relief of
the widow Of Abraham Lincoln. 1t appro-
PIRATES 81 600 for her immediate relief and
increases her pension 70 $4,000 year.
Col W p Cr4ighiil, Z. 5. Engineers, made
al elaborate report to the Z. S. Senate, on
Wednesday, on Maryland waters, their need
e. improvement and estimates of sppropri
stioEs necessary. On Tuesday eulogies
were pronounced upon the late Senator
Burnside ia both houses Of Congress. Sen
stor Hampton's speech il reported rs ! mod
81 tribute 10 lis bravery in the field mag
naa;mi.y in peace srd patriotic efforts to
reconcile tie sections. The Virginia public
school fund is increased by legislation S40o,
Geo and a 10000 ,PsciaI dsposi. made for
educating colorad uormsl teachers. A 5000,
600 business fire in Atlanta last week. Col.
Ja5 Hans Ae,,e ar sueing to recover p a
GEES ia Hl5ris9nburg. Prof Tnos. Conrad
+. elected president Of the va. Ayr. & Nee.
CIiege. Ex-SecrstaTy Blaine will euiogize
ta. late President Cart ii in the House OF
Repre-. atatiyc4 to-nislt-S4tu.jdy. $. c.
Nesle OF Alexandria has failed heavily. In
Apvomat,ox Miss Fleischmaun's grave
was opened ana the body stolen.
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Iarrc-y - 1852 -
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