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1r-@HALEis VEGETABLE AICIEIA

r. -TDHALESS VEGETABLE SECEEIEAE
GrT HAIR REVIEWER, its effect is miraculous
The old, the young the middle aged, unite to praise
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAK HAIR REVIEWER. It'll
an entirely scientific discovery. combining many
vegetable kingdom
We have such confidence in its merits, and are so
sure it viii do alive claim for it, that we offer 81 03D
REWARD if the yictidn Hair Rene,oer does not give
satisfaction in all when used in strict accordance
with our instructions
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover has proved
itself to be the most perfect preparation for the Hair
ever offered to the public. Its vegetable compound
and contains no injurious properties whatever 1t is
not Dye; it strikes at the Roots and fills the glands
with new life and colorng matter.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY lair TO IT'S
ORIGINAL COLOR. It will keep the hair from
falling out. 1t ceanses the scalp and makes the haIr
SOFT ustrous, and siiken. 1t is splendid hal dress
ing. No person, old or young, should fail to use IT,
1t is recommended and used by the first Medical
Authority.
Ask for Halls Vegetable sioilian Hair Remover
and take no other.
Il not sold by Druggists in your town, trial bottle
will be sent to you by express. upon receipt of one
dollar by nautilus giving you opportunity al
once for testing its excellent virtues
VEIerS for trial bottles must be addressed to
i, 7. HALL IL Co.., Proprietors.
Nashua, n. II.
Sold by all Druggists
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EANO CAPITALISTS.
The Subscriber offers for sale an interest in large
oody OF valuable COAL and TIMBER LANDS, with
view to their development. Their location affords
great Inducements. as they situated directly on
the line OF the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
An organized Company is now bearing for OIL on
ADJOINING Lands with every prospect of success.
and Oak. -' ~
Some Baltimore City property would be taken in
For further information, address
,,o. D. C. CARY,
felA-tt q prntt rtrn d.
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G4sTx C0LLECTOe's OFFICE.

NSZo,r,r, 70 BALTIMORE Feb. Dist, 1866
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the owner or
owners OF property assessed for the opening Of Ho-
on or before the 9th day of March next am per-
enptorly required by the ordinance of the city to
advertise the Lots so charged, and proceed to offer
the same at public sale 'A0i
eo,o, AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
fe2l-5t .CitY papers eopy.l CITY Cnllectnr
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q EEE CS5s2lh ASSEOls ELkHs ONFECE,
Sc..,.,, February 20, 1866 I
Sealed proPOsas will be received at this office I'M
paved Streets, Lanes and Alleys of the Civ resa
ting Curb Stones, and for Flag and Stepping Stones
Tor one year from the lSt march next. '''
coo JOB SMITH, Clerk
ieZOeod4t City Commissioners.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EsARIsEN,s
III RESTAURANT & LADIES SALOONS
baltimore and Ohio r. r. Depot.
clio, "A Strictly first class Es,ablisln.eilt''
Ieozz-0m. w. B. PARISEN, Proprietor.
GEORGE A. HEARN,
No. AS BROADWAY,
Between Canal and Howard streets,
NEW YORK,
Will be prepared to exhibit
On and after Wednesday, Feb. 81, 1866,
THE LARGEST AND
MOST MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
L DHA CA MEL'S HAIR SHAWLS
In this country. selected by himself at the late
- sales in Europe and comprising both
LONG AND SQUARE sHAWLs.
NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS
Which cannot be surpassed for
STYLE AND BEAUTY. fe22-6t
I'D DRIED APPLES-5,000 lbs. new " bright South
ern
STARCH-l,O00 boxes Fox Refined Pearl
MN, 49, 3U1 " kngsford and Duryea's
mEAIS0 half chests superior Oolong
IOBACCO-l00 bbls. cut and dry smoking
CIGARS-5O0O0 600 domestic, common to fine
MUSTARD, Ground Spices, Yeast Powders
Norris. OWENS & CO..
10 %z-u 31S W. Baltimore street.
u ,AW And REAL ESTATE OFFECE-F
:aAP STEVENS, Attorney at law, N. W. cor. Lex
ingtOn and St. Paul sts Entrance 2d door On g.
Paul street Professional business attended to in ali
me courts OF Baltimore and State of Maryland
houses, Farms, and Ground Rents bought and sold
Loans Negotiated. Oil Lands and Leases for sale in
west Virginia and Pennsylvania; also Coal and
NIlneral LANDS. fe22-1y
EOIHN GLENN IL CO..
eG SO SECOND STREET. BALTIMORE
Are prepared to buy sell and exchange Real Estate
to rent Houses and collect rents borrow and loan
money to attend to Investments and other business
concerning trusts.
O. FOR SALE OR RENT.-A COUNTRY
Iii SEAT, containing TEN ACRES, in Catonsyilio
baltimore county: improvements good; water fine:
immediately accessible to Passenger Railroad
Three nice COTTAGES, with Gardens and Orchards
above, O
Two superb COUNTRY SEATS, % and 6S ACRES
respectively well improved, fruit fine and water of
best quality; five miles from the city on the Frederick
road. Apply to JOHN GLENN & Co.
Iezz-u 80 Second street.
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARgNERsRIP-
The undersigned hereby give notice that they have
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FOR RENT.
LOST.

Ga FURNISHED DWELLING FOR RENT
A4Ion McCulloh street. HENRY W. ROGERS IL
CO., Corner Charles and Fayette streets fe2l-3t
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Sold by all Druggists
:, WholesaIed by Thomson & BLOCK and s. s
HANCE. Baltimore. ia22-dGweoIv
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WANTS,
FOR SALE.

EIvOR SALE.-fO.O0O POUNDS OF IN.
Y PEALED DRIED PEACHES. for sale by
G00TEE, M0BRAY & Co.
f22-3t At No 60 S. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Nd.
On HE'T. VERNON ELACE.-An elegant first
Iii class DWELLING, north side, west of the Monu-
ment, lot 81 by 100 feet The most desirable location
and of the best residences in the city. For sale
by HENRY W. ROGERS & co. Corner Charles and
Fayette streets. fe2l-tf
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Further IntciIi scucc about the Feninn
Trials in Canada.

New YORK, October 2S.-The Herald's
Toronto special says: From all parts
of the provinces dispatches are coming
demanding that no mercy be shown to
the Fenians found guilty.
think it is doubtful if the Crown
can find evidence strong enough 20 con-
vince the jury that the Rev. Mr.. Lums-
den was in any way connected with the
invaders last July.
The threats made by the Fenians in
New York to avengc these men if exc
cuted, does great injury othe prisoners.
Petitions are TO be sent to the Gov
ernor General, and forwarded to the
home government 10 have the sentences
committed to imprisonment.
Three prisoners were arraigned to-day
and pleaded not guilty. Their names
are David Whaler, Patrick Norton and
David Drummond. 81 ~
Fears are expressed by q majority of
people that the Fenians may escape be-
fore the day of their execution through
the aid of their friends from the other
side. .-a--.- go
There are now in the city over five
hundred Irish Americans apparently
out of employment and waiting 10 do
something, which l believe is to aid
the prisoners confined in the old Jail ny
overpowering the guards and then es-
cape to the United States. The Fenian
prisoners AT Cornwall are to be indict-
ed on Monday for high treason, and are
to be tried on the following Wednes-
day, if the grand jury find true bills
against them. -s-s.. .sess.
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Monetary Affairs.
NEW YORK. October y

NEW lORE, OctODer -.
The Posts money article says: Gold
is easy for delivery, and the selling price
has fallen to l45s, recovering to l46. The
loan market appears more firm, and the
banks and capitalists have less difficulty
in finding employment for their sur
plus funds. 1t is estimated that the
drain of currency to the West is to the
extent of one million dollars per day.
The discount demand is increasing, and
good bills pass at and 6 per cent.
There is, however, Il large proportion Of
six months paper ailoat and lenders do
not discriminate against it as rigidly as
formerly. The recent failures ut Troy,
and the consequent stoppage of a com
mission house iu this city. have had sat
isfactory influence, though. there is still
much less caution than is desired.
The stock market is irregular and
rather firm. Governments are fairly
active, the SIS of 1SS5 being very much
in demand. 5.20s of 1862 are lower, but
those of 1864 and 1866 axe strong, espe-
cially those last named. Srvcn-thirties
are most enquired for, the first issue be-
ing the chief farorites of the day. AZ
ter the regular board the quotations
were: New York Central, lls3: Erie,
So; Hudson, 1265; Reading, llGt;
Michigan Southern, 92f; Illinois Cen
trail, 124i; Pittsburg, 81; North Wes-
tern, SIT; North Western preferred,
soy Toledo, 1879; Rock Island, 1893 !;
TT. Wayne, lO9; Ohio * Mississippi
certificates, 33t.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival OF the steamship Dutschlnnd


NEW YORK, October 25.-The steam
slips DEUTSCHLAND and Allemania, from
Southampton 18th, arrived this evening
ENGIAND.-The Quecm of Denmark il
on a visit to the Prince and Princess OF
Wales at the Marlborough House, Lon
don.
The London Star says: Colonel Tay'
lor, the government whipper-in, has
forwarded a circular to the conserva'
tive agents throughout England, urg
ing them to pay special attention to the
new register rs an appealto the country
will be made next session.
4 great reform demonstration is to be
held in London, Edinburg and Glasgow
Fifty Thousand pounds is expected IL
London from Australia at the end OF the
week.
One thousand four hundred English
volunteers now i'll Brazil are being teted
in a most princely manner. The King
invites them to grand banquet.
FRANCE.-A Berlin correspondent te
the London Times says: According to
authentic intelligence received here,
Napoleon's health has not improved by
his soj0urn in Bavaria. Although re
covery is probable, the other alterna-
tive does not seem to be any longer eX'
Guided.
Another correspondent says the En-,
peror is looking remarkably well, and
daily takes walking exercise.
IrNLY.-Gencral Menabria has hand
ed over to the Austrian government
81 $4,000 livres, being the Italian Ill
demnity, and at the same time he re-
ceiyed from Count Menderotf the iron
crown of Lombardy. The subscription
to the Italian national loan has been
most successful.
Ratiiications of q treaty of peace be-
tween Austria and Italy have been cX-
changed 1T Vienna. The Italians will
enter Verona on the 10th, and Venice
on the 18th. Austrians agree to the
italian proposition that Venetian sol.
dicrS in Austria shonld not bc removed
IN Ncnctia.
During the prevalence of cholera III
Malta fifteen days quarantine is imposed
on arrivals from Ireland and Scotland
Cholera has appeared ut Tropar ano
MarSala.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW 1Otk, OClOOcT -.
The dry goods trade has been very
dull and irregular for the past three
days, more SO, if possible, than during
the first three days of the week. The
market is lower hut rather steady. The
wool market is still so stagnant that
there are adiectives among the techni-
calities of market reporting TO express
it. The glutted state Of the wooden
goods market does not promise any i'm
provement for the present. The imme-
date result of this state Of things is
that with light stocks of most kinds of
cotton goods, holders are quietly watch
ing the development of the next few
days as patiently rs c0nld be expected.
Jobbers prices: Brown neutrality-suspicious.
tic, A 23l; Oswald, \, ~; Great Falls,
s, l0c Bleeched shirtings, y. Y mills
81; Eawer 30; Home y. Prints: Mer-
rimac, W., 22!; Amoskeag ls!; Wanregan
Is; Wamsntta 15l. Ginghams Ian
caster III; Hartford 224. Cambrics
Washington Il; Nanvillc II.
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RnItimorc Cnt,lc IInrlsct.

CATTLE-Olferings during the week
s2S head, against $50 head last week.
Of the receipts, 175 head from Ohio,
225 from West Virginia, and 80 from
Hardy county, Virginia, came ria the
Baltimore q Ohio railroad; 1913 from
Southwestern Virginia, by steamboats,;
80 from Western Virginia, and 60 from
Fauquier county, Virginia, on foot; so
from Washington, by railroad: 100 head
left over from last week, and b from
Culpepper county, Virginia. Of the
number offered, 80 head were sent to
graziers and feeders, 30 left over unsold,
and the balance, 705 head, were taken
by Baltimore butchers. We quote
prices as follows: Inferior cattle, g 80;
common, 81 O0a6 80; good, 81 25aS 90,
and prime, g 80, the market closing
dali
HoGs-supply good and prices firm,
selling at l2a13tc.
SHEEP-Selling at 5!a5tc for. fair to
good. A lot ofbrimc sheep brought
&c.
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EsaiIrOad Affairs.

FORTRESS MONROE, October 25.-lm-
portant railroad measures have lately
been consummatcd in Norfolk, which
will prove of vast advantage to the
city and to the railroad interests of
Southern Virginia. Emeral Malone,
accompanied by Mr.. Robertson, of the
Georgia, Western and Atlantic railroad
company, J. Branner. President of the
East Tennessee and Virginia railroad,
and others, have arrived in Norfolk on
tour of inspection of the various roads
between there and the Mississippi val
ley. 4 satisfactory arrangement was
made, and a schedule OF freights was en-
tered into will give through conncc-
ton to trade and travel between Nor
folk and Memphis,
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THE FENlANS.
Call fer Mass Meeting OF Erishaicu
and Others in Buffalo.

BAFFALO, October 2I.-An appeal is
published in the morning papers FOR q
mass meeting of Fenians ut st. James
Hall Sunday night. The following is
the conclusion OF the appeal:
Irishmen, six patriots are about to be
sacrificed on the altar of English despot-
ism, can you, will you bear it, or will
you rise III Your might and trample
your enemy To the dust? Americans,
an American citizen has been sentenced
to death for treason to foreign gov
eminent. Shall our naturalization laws,
shall the revolution and war of 1912
have been fought in vain' Is America
to be republican or deSpotic! Come
and answer.
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New York narlses.
New YORK October "a

NEW YORK October "a.
COTTON-Is d shade tirmer, with
moderate business doing; middling up
lands. 39a Zoe, closing with no buyers
over 39c. -,
doing: 50 Sail go for extra State ;
sli 75al3 90 for extra round hoop OHIO;
Sl3 20al4 80 for trade brands. 49,
WHISKY-Quiet, and steady; 4oalic
for new, and l3ai5c for old.
GRAIN - Wheat, la2c better ;
- 3Oa2 81 for No. 3 choice spring - Az
for Milwaukee; 50 IS for mixed spring;
81 20 for new white Michigan. Rye,
advancing 81 seal 80 for old. Barley,
active and excited Base better; 81 O5c
for Canada East, in bond; 81 l5al 59.
for Canada West, in bond; 81 3Gal 40
for Canada West free; 81 - for rowed
State 81 16a1 90 for Michigan; the III
side prices to arrive. Barley matt
firm. to arrive Mt 30. Receipts, corn,
go bushels: market active and excited,
and 3a5c better; 100000 bushels at
81 l7al Is for inferior; 81 lsal 2OE ior
spring mixed Western in store II lea
1 81 do. atloat 81 1Sa1 % for Western
yellow 81 % for white Western. Oats,
la2c better, 67a69c for Chicago ana
Milwaukee.
PETROLEUM - Without decided
change.
W0OI.-Continues dull and heavy,
and dropping. 8,
PROyISIONS-Pork, less active and
irregular: S34 62a35 62 for cash; So ga
30 %, regular, for new mess; closing at
S34 81 cash: S32 Oh for old mess; s2S "5a
- 80 for prime; also $500 bbls of new
mess at So 10: seller 10 days So %;
seller Is days $50 5Oa3O rs seller LIST
half November SO 35a29 so; seller all
of November ST 30; seller all the
wear SO ala26 ~. Beef, quiet and
steady
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Feninn Affair. i'm Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, October 2S.-James Ste
pheus appointed ten prominent Fenian'
of this city as Committee OF lnvesti
CATION for Missouri, who are to have
supreme control of the Brotherhood II
this State, and are authorized to estab.
lish Circles, commission officers, and
collect money and war material for the
use of the Irish Republic, and in otheI
ways compatible with the laws OF the
United States, serve the cause OF Ire
land.
The Committee called upon all friends
of Ireland to Immediately organize and
put themselves in communication with
committees, from whom all necessary
information and instruction may be OBJ.
tanned. A meeting of Fenians is called
for Tuesday night, to consider what ac'
ton is necessary to be taken in the
eases of Father Mcmahon and Colonel
Lynch, sentenced to death by the
British Government.
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Buffalo Market.
RI,rr,In OctnI

BUFFALO, October q.
Flour steady; sales Of 1000 bbls, at
sll IS for No. spring; Sl2 00al2 20 for
bakers; and sl4 90 for amber Illinois.
Wheat, receipts $4,000 bush; 81 25a2 %
for No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 - for No. 9
Chicago. Corn, receipts 10000 bush;
opening at 81 02al OH for No. 2: 81 %
al on No. 1, closing sales Corn, receipts
1900 bush, at 81 o.. Oats, sales Of
5000 bush No. 2 Chicago, at SIC; Il, 900
bush No. Toledo, t5sc. Barley, 81 10
al IL for Canada. Rye qniet; 81 % for
No. Chicago Peas, sales of !, 600 bush
choice Canada, at 81 35. Pork, $50 90.
Lard, l7alSc. Whisky quiet, at 81 35.
Canal freights firm; to New York: wheat, Z
zoe; corn, fc; oats, 11ic; TO Abapy!
wheat, l7c; corr lac; oats, l0c; carriers
asking 1c advance on quoted rates. -
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, October 27.-It is re-
ported on good authority that Governor
Wells and Judge Howell, who claims TO
be President of the Constitutional Con-
vcntion of ga, are about recovering that
body, and have elections to fill vacan-
cics. The Governor says he has as
surance from leading Members of Con-
gress, he will he sustained by force, if
necessary. A gentleman just returned
from Parr, on the River Parishes, rc-
ports the crops far smaller than hereto
fore stated He says five eighths of the
crop is already in market from the
river region.
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Railroad Accident.

Troy. n. Y, October 27.-Tha Sara
toga train, while backing across the
river bridge from Green Island tonight,
collilcd with train which was cross
ing from this side. John McCormik,
an employee in Gilbert 4 Bush's car
mandatory, on the Island, was stand
ing on the rear platform OF the last car
of the Saratoga train NJ The time the
accident occurred, ana falling under
the cars he WAS so badly mutilated that
he died in about half an hour after
wards. He is resident OF this city,
and leaves no family. The passage Of
trains across the bridge will be impedcd
for several hours.
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The Impressions among Fcninus in
New Yorik-FruuduIcnt znanufac-
fure Of whisky.

NEW YORK, October 21.-The even
ing Express says: The sentence to death
of Colonel Lynch still continues to be
an exciting topic in Fenian circles.
There seems to be general impression
among the Brotherhood that the SEN
tence will rot be carried out, and that
all the prisoners will be sent to jail for
life. This anticipation has had the eff
feet of materially modifying the feeling
against the Canadian government which
would otherwise exist. IL is under
stood that mass meeting will be call
ed in this city to express sympathy
with Colonel Lynch and his associates,
and take steps to procure his release.
The cases of Eli Balm, distiller,
doing business ut Newtown, Long
Island, and McSsrs. Roe u Shafter.
distillers at the corner Of Franklin and
Flatbuck avenue. whose places were
seized by the government in August
last for the fraudulent manufacture of
whisky, were 10 have been tried i'll the
United States Circuit Court this morn
inc. but the cases were settled by the
payment of one hundred and nine
thousand dollars to the government by
Mr.. Balm, and thirty-twe thousand
dollars by Messrs. Roe Il Shafter.
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Baltimore Police commissioner.

New YORK, October 23.-The Her
AIDS Annapolis special says: The ex-
animation of the Police Commissioners
of Baltimore was continued yesterday,
and much evidence, showing the bad
character Of the election judges. special
constables and police appointed by the
Commissioners was elected. Ii is be-
lieved that the Commissioners will he
relieved, and no difficulty is feared III
the event of such action.
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IL eighteen hundred and sixty, Mas
sachusetts had one hundred and fifty.
seven, Rhode Island one hundred and
thirty-three, New York eighty-two and
Pennsylvania Sixty-two inhabitants t.
the square mile, which rates applied tc
the United States would give fouI
hundred and scventy-two million foul
hundred thousand two hundred and for
ty-siX hundred inhabitants! Were the
United States as densely populated as
England, we should have nine hundred
and twenty-fOur million people.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

THE election having passed, trade mas
becun to revive, and on Saturday ouI
prineipal thoroughfares assumed quite
a business-like appearance. Dry goods,
groceries and grain are firmly held al
former prices, with good market. =,
The Second ward market was wei
supplied with meats, vegetables, butter
fruit etc. on Saturday morning. Prices
were steadily maintained for all ar
tieles except apples, and the supply be
inc in excess of the demand, prices de-
clined.
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A CoLORED cook on propeller il
Chicago, being seized with the cholera
was driven from hospital to-hospital and
from health Office to physician after
physician, while III Il dying condition
and finally died in the wagon notwith'
standing he had served two years In the
army and had been three times wound,
ed. In New Orleans such treatment
would be called inhuman, but in Chi.
cago, well-unfortunate
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Oswevo Market.

aaEr OswEGo, October, "a.
Flour active; sales of 24OO barrels at
s12 90 for No. ] spring, si3 80 for red
winter; sl4 50 for white; SIS % for Xxx.
Wheat firm; sales of Sc, 900 bushels fair
white Canada at s. 90; and 1000 bushels
of No. = Milwaukee Club, TO arrive, at
81 80. Corn 2a3c better and scarce:
sales Of 6,0O0 Bushels of No. Illinois at
81 %, and 1900 do, part to. arrive
81 10. Barley withoutimpOrtant change:
sales of 5000 bushels Canada at 81 Goa
81 N in bond. Rye &c better; sales of
1900 bushels Canada, to arrive, at q %.
Canal freights unchanged.
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Ecvision OF Army fppoSntsncrfs-Th
decentralization Arrcsrs.

NEW YORK, October 27.-The Posts
special says: The President and Gene
rails Grant and Sherman are engaged in
revising the new list of appointments in
the Regular Army, preparatory to an
announcing it.
The Post denies that the parties de-
tected in the naturalization of foreign
ers were connected with the Republican
headquarters, and says these frauds
have been carried throughout the bust
ness to make money, and that the three
arrested were the first to be detected.
The family of General Dix sailed in
the Arago to-day. Gen. Dix will leave
for France probably next month.
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JoHN BRIGHT addressed from on c
hundred and twenty thousand 10 one
hundred and fifty thousand people at
Leeds, and his speech was the boldest
plea for Reform that he has vet made.
The British Lion is growing audibly,
and .bloated aristocrats" tremble. The
meeting of eighteen thirty-one and
thirty-two were nothing to these later
demonstrations.