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LOCAL ITEM s.

FASHION, is a hcklo dame, but all her faneies arc
humored in Hats, Gaps Boots, and Shoes, at 7 Petty
CO. s Hat and Shoe storc 5is Seventh street. oppo.
site Intelli genccr Building.
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s1.15 for French whaeboue Corsets; 8 cents for
Corset steels Also, Hoop.skirts, Shoulder Braces,
and Corsets Of all styles, altered and made to order
and 1T warranted, at Charles Baum's, 10 Louisiana
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets
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MIDDLE STATES AsTtRApicAL CLUR.-The
Democratic and Conservative headquarters, No.
397 Pennsylvania avenue, will be open this
evening to receive the returns from New Hamp.
shire. Hon. NJ. Blair will address the Anti. Rad
ical Club Mt lat place,
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Man! Thou pendulum betwixt a smile and a tear
vlbrate In the direction Of Hennings One Prer Cloth
Ing Store. No. 5ll Seventh street
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
L UNITED STATgg PATIsT DFPIC

- uSITEp STATES PArgSr OFFICE,
WAsnISuTOS, Feb. II, lSF.
Gu tho petition Of WARD EATON, Of New York. n.
Y, praying for the extension Of patent granted TO
Machines for cutting GaLlrrs Points, fOT seven years
from the expiration u said patent, which takes place
on the 10th day uf May, ISIS
1t Is ordered that !hs sad petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the nth day VI April,
next ut IL clock, III. and all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not ~ be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 Ole
IN tho Patent once their objections, specially set
forth In writing at least tCtatv days before the day
OF hearing; all testimony died by either party, to be
used a the said hearing must be taken aud trans
mted IN accordance with the rules VI the ce, which
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as tesN
mOuy must be filed iu the oHice tcsmtD days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II auy, within ten
days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice he Published In the
RSpbl icdn and the IHtrlilVenccr, Washington, D,
G. and In the atlas, New York, n, Y once week
for three successive wecks the first OF said publi
cations to be at least sixty days previous 70 the day
OF hearing. A. NJ STOUT,
fe2l .FN Acting Commissioner of Patents,
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EauITr CouRT-Judge Oiin.-This court was
occupied yesterday by the argument OF the fol-
lowing case:
In re. Lsncton VS.. Sinsabaugh. Motion to
dissolve an injunction restraining the trustees
In certain deeds for the benefit Of the creditors
of the firm from selling certain property. Mr..
Phillips appeared for the motion, and Messrs.
Thompson and Dietrich in opposition. The ar.
gument turned upon the construction OF the
clause of the bankrupt act which makes void
all deeds of trust, &c, made In contemplation Of
bankruptcy. Mr.. Phillips contendcd that the
deeds in question were executed In pursuance o {
contracts made at the time of certain loans, and
were not in violation OF the law. Messrs.
Thompson and Dietrich argued that the law WAS
imperative, requiring insolvents to treat all
creditors alike, and made all attempts on their
part to give such preference void.
The Court held the case under adyiscmcnt.
The following orders were made:
llTp. Millerys New Mexico Mining Company.
Order revoking decree heretofore entered against
defendant, and extending time to answer until
LIST Tuesday In April.
Board OF Public Works of Virginia VS.. Zeph
English ct al. This is an action growing out of
the agency of Bayne, Wlthcrs Il Co., for the pub.
lie works of Virginia. An order was made al.
lowing Columbian College, one of the defend
ants, until April 9th to file Its answer.
Curtis ct al VS.. Smoot. Decree pro con fcsso and
appointing J. N. Lathrop, trustee, to sell parts
OF lots 20 and %, No. 2lS, on Fourteenth street,
for purposes OF partition.
Sarah q. Robb VS.. John @. Kalb. Order au-
thorizins the taking of additional testimony.
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CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Cdrtier.-The follow.
ing eases were tried Yesterday: -
dicted for passing counterfeit national bank
notes upon the barkceper at Teutonia Hall a
hHs
employed by Messfs. Coli,ns Kendall, MIR.
Chapman and other master builders 3, Tor the past
army. At q short period before the passing OF
the counterfeit money at Tcutonia Hall, he was
known to be without work, without money, and
in debt. On the night of the 18th of December
three counterfeit notes were passed on Mr.. Null
Ter of the hall before mentioned. Howell was
not arrested until the night following, when
upon entering the hall again he was arrested
and searched During this search three counter
felt notes of the same character OF those passed
on Mr.. Muller the night before, were found at
his feet, whercupon he was carried to the sta
tion-house and committed to Jail.
After argument by Mcssrs. Darlington and
Wilson for the prosecution, and Mr.. Carl for the
defence the jury found verdict OF guilty.
Upon being called up to receive sentence the
prisoner acknowledged that he passed the coun-
terftit notes, but that he received them from u
man named Dulany, who got them from New
York. This was the whole extent OF his knowl
edge of the counterfeiting business.
The Court said that the extreme penalty I'M
posed BY the law for this offence was 10 years In
The prisoner This being the first time have
strayed from honor and honesty, hope the Court
will deal leniently with me.
The Court. intend to do so. As your crime
seems, In some part, to have been brought about
by deprivation OF work; and AS this is the first
Justice, shall sentence you to hard labor in the
Albany pcnitenitiary for three years, the fifth
part only OF the maximum period liked by law.
The Prisoner. Thank you, sir.
ACUARgE OF wIPI.uuRDHR,
rb,r,cs ORourkc Indicted for the murder of
Sorah oiRnurEe Iii wife IN the IGth Of I,nuary
"a, az" ~ ~ rsIuaton, - wiison Rrowne aftor ~
hnnr snont Is caIIin. nhaIIanDinr and seiectinr
y INV tbn faiio,vinms ,yerc agrsnI umnn RI,dn5
a,JJ.rSns "a u"mst 49, iaS pstfcrson Pe,er
tIn, huEus n C NIg, HeNi EinG amnei
Iniepuini,m, iJn,s w 49, u oonarJ n "rdn
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SALE or REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Cooper
I. stimer, auetioneers, on Saturday sold part oil
Ia, . II, IL, and IS, In square No. POI, with I'm
nro vements, consisting of n two-story franz,
kou. e on Thirteenth street south between ana
II AZ, yets, to Starr 4 Metcalf, for u 900.
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Bookblnders.


nR CURTIS. NJ. D., =. Il. c. s.. Sc,
Author OF
MANHOOD"
EXPOSE OF QUACKs AND oUACKERY."
1.-THE USE OF THE MICROSCOPE IL CERTAIN
CASES Of DEBILITY, " Sc
Has devoted many years Of his extensive practice w
tirely 10 the treatment aud cure VI
NERVOUS DISEASES
Arising from debility aud abuse, productive VI 30
many instances Of premature decay.
May be consulted by letter or at his residence, No,
lie r street. between Twentieth aud Twenty
streets, Washington, D. c., from the hours of 10 m
to . p. IN. and from tosp IN. fcl7.6m
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT oP
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New BRASuH Gp TELEGRAPH'-uh SATURDAY
telegraph wires from police headquarters TO the
room Of the Scrgeant-at-Arms, In the senate
erected and ready for use at any time that 1t may
become necessary to operate 1t. Should 1t be
required the police can be summoned to the
Capitol on short notice.
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RELIEF FOR THE PooR.-The treasurer OF the
Proyident Aid Society acknowledges the follow
SHADING 4 Rapley, partial proceeds OF matinee
by RichIngs Troupe aud Japanese, sisgboi jas
q. Stout, assistant librarian Congregational LII
brsry slj; "from friend !" S25; John Arrlson,
$40; Bates X Bros, t50j Geo. II. Chandler, ".
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PRESENT TO THE PRgsIDgNr.-A day or two
since we learned that Mr.. George Driver, OF the
NOyster Bay" and now a leading oyster king
received some eighty barrels OF mammoth and
ieliciously favored oysters, and selecting NAT
rel, presented It to President johnson, Ihe
sent.
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NORTHERN LIBERTIgs BUILDlSG AssoCIA.
TIoN,-At the seventeenth monthly meeting of
this association, held last evening at Queens
money sold at the following rates Three shares
at premium Of 90 per cent, II at 81, and ! share
at 10 per cent These figures are considerably
below the rate of the sales of the association,
the demand for money last evening being but
light.
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CAEIPORNIA.
sANFKANcIsco. Nov. Id.

G1AA3NE EAAGNNA1ISt 4NONN AOa
Reiardo Palacia, formerly Chief
Justice OF the Supreme Court, at Sina-
Ioa, was arrested October 2S and con
veyed to parts unknown, accused Of
attempting to bribe guards. His inn
prisoned brother also being one of the
leaders of a secret revolutionary move
ment.
The American residents are anxious
ly awaiting the result OF the Presiden-
tia1 election. It Is generally believed
that General Grant will be elected, and
all parties are of the opinion he will
inaugurate vigorous Mexican policy,
and demand an accountability for the
IRte outraRes and murders ofAmerican
citizens. The opinion is expressed that
his election will renew with greater
force the question of the annexation OF
Northwestern Mexico.
Aterrible wind and rain storm ragged
ovsrifhe country from October 18th to
18th, doing immense damage, causing
gTeai suffering and loss of life. The
city of AlamOs, State of Sonora, popu.
latlon 1000, was destroyed by the flood
and WhirIWinds. LoTetto, Lower Cal.
ifornia, and several other towns were
entirely Destroyed. Herds OF cattle were
swept away. Orange groves and crops
in some instances were totally ruined.
Vague and Mayo rivers rose 40 feet.
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MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov, II

ASA' LSSASI CuNs 40
a fire. in Quincy, Illinois. last night,
destroyed two three story brick build
ings on Hampshire street, between
Fifth and Sixth occupied by Speigel,
Thorus & Co, furniture warehouse, and
Mr.. KohD, auctioneer. Speigel, Thorns
& Co.'S loss is SIS, 600. fully insured.
Mr.. Kohn's loss is not reported. The
buildings were owned by Tim. Rogers
of Quincy, and 7. S. Rutherford. of st.
Louis, and were valued at SIS 600 each.
The latter is insured for 5000, but Ro.
gera has no Insurance.
An Omaha dispatch says heavy
snow storm ragged there all day yester-
day. TelegraphiO communication with
the West was cut on but the trains ar
rived. The thermometer last nigh
marked 10 degrees above zero. rs
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
WAsu1NaroN. NoYember II.
not AFTER.

r. WARRINGTON, November IL.
1t is believed that the Attorney Cen
,eral has prepared an opinio1 that under
the laws of Congress-, establishing the
eight hour system, the employees on the
public works are entitled TO the same
compensation as when they worked ten
hours.
Gen. Hennegan denies having any
connection with any Cuban AllibusteE-
ing expedition.
orders have been issued from the
Navy Department detaching Admiral
Farragut from the command of the Eu-
ropeau squadron, and he is placed on
waiting orders by command OF General
Grant.
The Superintendent of the mounted
recruiting service at Carlisle Barracks
will forward without delay, all the dis
possible recruits at that post to Fort
,Harker, Kansas, whera they Will be
reported to Gen. Sheridan for assign
ment,
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NOvAscorIa.
HAr1rAx Nnv Il

The repeal controversy continues.
Hon. William Armand has published q
letter in reply to that of Mr. Howe. He
Is confident of bringing about repeal
in England, and anticipates the tailure
of Canadalto conciliate Nova. Scotia.
Judge Marshall has also written anoth-
er letter, in which he says Mr.. Howe
counts too largely on the steadfast de-
votion of the people, and warns any
person in Office that II they support Mr..
Howe their career will be short. The
repealers generally think Mr.. Howe
can't influence Nova Scotia, but fear
that his course will have Immense in
huencs In England. ss-f
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REV BRUHsWICK.
81. JOHN, November II.

The monetary excitement continues.
The st. Stephens Bank Agency closed
yesterday, and the announcement was
made that its paper would only be re-
deemed at the head office. There has
been general run for gold on the other
banks, which go far have been prompt
Iy met. Geo r. Sanction, cashier ofthe
Commercial Bank, has abscOnded, leay-
ing a defalcation amounting TO $50, 600.
The Commercial Bank notes have de-
'elined to sixty cents.
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,vr,rnrn 11.SEI.nrR-oniet.

NOVEMBER 17.-FLoUR-Quiet,
GRAIN.-Wheat-Ad 10, but
closed with advance lost; sales white
Michigan at 81 So: amber 81 71A1 72;
Illinois amber 81 73: No. 2 amber 81 IS;
No. ? spring 81 45. Corn-1c better;
sales No. at S9aS91<c, closing at 500,
and rejected at SIC. Oats-A shade low
er; sales Michigan at SIC; No. 2 at 501<c.
RYe-1c better; No. i, 81 10; Michigan,
81 O9. Barley-Dnll.
FRRIGHTs-Duu and nominal.
Buffalo.
NOVEMBER I7--FLoUR-Uncha
GRAIN Wheat st-InactiVe amber
winter 81 40; Wisconsin. per sample,
81 SO. Corn-9Oc for kiln dried new:
97caSI 90 for old western. Oats-Qniet
at 69c. Rye and Barlsy-NOminnl.
FREIGaTs-NominRl.
Milwaukee.
NOVEMBER 17.-FLoUR-Firm and
prices unchanged.
GRAIs-wheat-Nominal at 81 q for
No. l In store. &
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WIHEENa WEST va WEDNESDAY MORNING. IS 1865

Rosas, housed scores of refugees from
that Nero -Borgia's tyranny, and who.
when Rosas was about to have the
refugees forced from the legation, like
a man and an American, put arms into
the bands of all beneath his roof. and
told them that Rosas must take his
dead body before one OF them should
be touched. I eNclose you portions Of
the correspondence, and let you judge
for yourself.
Z British and French vessels have hur-
ried up to the protection of their sub
1ects, but haYe not yet heard of the
departure of ours for a like purpose.
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maRYBAHD.
RAITI,roRE Now r1ber N

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders okthe Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road yesterday, the old Board OF Direct
ors were reelected.
The regular annual convention OF the
Grand Royal Archchapter of Free
and Accepted Masons of the State of
Maryland and the District of Colum-
bia met here last evening, and was well
attended. ..sslsz
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KANSAS.
a IInr11a Nnvamher

81. LOUIS, November II,
ofHeial returns from all the counties
In Kansas, except eighf, give Grant a
majority Of ID. .i46. Gen. Harvey. for
Governor, receives, in the same coun-
ties, 74I more aiortty than Grant, and
CLARK, for Congress, 1l7SI less. iEhe en-
tire vote OF the State is estimated at
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WrecRea.


- HAYANA, Nov. II.
Phs steamship Star, of the Union,
from New 0fleans TuesdAy.last for this
port, was totally wrecked on the Cuban
coast, near Bahia Hohdu. The crew.
and passengers Wene all saved.
The steamships Mary Castle and
Granada have 1rIfved from New York.
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4BNnEssEE.
MElIPHls, November II.

.1lli MEMPHIS, AoVetnoer ~.
The body of negro was found in The
Hatchie river yesterdaY, disem bowled
and horribly muEiiated. II had beenin
the water n long time, and there no
means of identifying it OF clue 10 the
perpetrators.
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rEW mAMPsRIRR.

CoScoRD, Nov. IL,
john Titcomb, an old resident of Con-
cord hung himself this morning. He
had long been depressed In mind.
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AN AMERICAN TORTURED

Bnt the worst of all, In the eyes OF
the Argentines, is the conduct OF Mr.
Wash burne in allowing an Americans
Porter G. Bliss, to be torn from bis side
while on his way with the minister 70
the United States gunboRt wasp. foof
bliss. nom Washburne's own account,
Was hurried to prison by the mtnions
Of Lopez; and, according TO letter
nublIshed by Washburne, Bliss was
afterwards put TO tortured You cannot
conceive of the shame OF every AmeE1-
can here at the. cowardtce OF Wasn-
burne, and at his complete trucklng 70
n despot who has been represented as
hero, but who Is as cruel as the King
of Dahomey. The most cnarttaole mere
think that washburne was stricken
with panic; but the majority believe
that he was so involved by scaIyt
with Lopez that he would
not stand up like man.. ~
Bliss was well known at Rio de
Janeiro as one OF the most modest ana
retiring men. he is the son of Kew.
M Miss, who was missionary 70 the
Indfans, of New York. Porter o. Bliss
came here in the family otGen- Me1o;
but his great aim was the study OF the
South American Indians FOR TINS TINS
purpose he went to Buenosl lAYresS and
aftarWatCls to Paraguay. Lopez seems
at last to have become destitute OF
every sentiment except suspicion auQ
cruelty, and suspected every one round
him 70 be plotting against him. foor
Blfss Was.inciuded In the number sns-
Dectet. and was ignominiously given
mn by Wasbnrne. He Washburnel
may trv TO exeulpate himself, but his
oWr, letters VIII ever condemn him.
OH. that be had Been like Forsythe in
Nexico. making the AmeFican Gag pro-
fect nj beneath its foldss or.l1ke SlAdes
our, Charge to Buenos AyTes, years ago,
who, through the friend Of the EyFant
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PEnns1LvANIA.
PmraBuRon, November II.

,rhe general council of the Evangell-
cal Lutheran Church in America is
now in session. This afternoon with
great unanlmity they came to an under
Standing as TO the points of doctrine
which have been discussed during the
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CORhEOrICUr.
WBTFTHID, November II.

Clinton Aldrich, of South Michigan,
was Yesterday examined and held for
trial for Illegal voting az the late cleo
tion.
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The Rev. James p. Wilson, the
predecessor of Albert Barnes in the
pastorate of the First Presbyterian
Church in Philadelphia, used 70 carry
his politeness so far as TO say, when
commenting on the third chapter of
John, "There was gentleman of the
Pharisees called Nicodemus,n p &c; and
Invariably, when speaking of the para
bleof the ten virgins, he called them
the "ten yoItag ladies which took their
lamps aud went forth to meet the BRIDE
groom" re-+--
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Barring Brothers yesterday drew a
million sterling from the Bank OF En-
gland for the Russian Government. 1t
Is said this is on American account, and
that the money was In part payment
for Alaska
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mAaaaGHnsErEs.

BosroN. Nov. II.
The Republican ward and city com.
.mffsees, last night, nominated Masea
Kimb4ll for Mayor.
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GOAhRRCIAl ARD FIHANCIAb.
iIARKETs ny TELEeRAPlI.
NEY YoRK. Nov. u,

NEW YORK, Nov. II.
FLoUB- Closed dull and 5a10c lower
GRAINs-W -Wheat-Nominally at 1a2c
lower. Rye-Dull at 81 80 for western.
Oats-Quiet at 70a71IZc for western.
Corn-DuH at 81 I0a1 1871 for unsound,
and 81 14ar151S for sound mixed west
ern.
PRovIsIoNsEPork- at $2o
cash for mess. BeeE-Quief and with
out decided chApge. and Cut
Meats-Nominally unchanged.
LARD-Quiet, at161s a169<c for fair to
prime steam.
Edes-Qniet and steady. -
Dry GOODS.
The market was generally inactive
yet steady, for the most staple goods.
We quote Pequot A heavy brown sheet
tngs at155<c; Appleton A. 151<c; Rocas-
set canoe, 15c; Stark a, 15c; 81. law
renee o. 14c; Pequot B, 1S1<c; Warren
+. f., 20c, Cohassett. 151Sc; Cabot a,
l41<c; Augusta, II; Dwight w, l33fc;
Stark NJ, 12I<c; Swift River, Ike; Co
lumbian Duck. SOC; Massachusetts d,
brown, 17c1 do G do, 141<c; Silver Lake
a. 1O1<c; Lewiston A Ticks, 821zc; Bos-
ton A. A. do, 221zc; Pearl River, soc;
Amoskeag A do. 2Se; do D, 19c; do blue
Dsnims, 29c; HaymRker, ISc; Star No.
90 checks, 261fc; Park No. so do, 24c;
Lanark Fancy do, 12c; AmOskeag
Stripes, 22a23c; Mount Vernon do, ISc;
Pittsfield, lie; Somerset, l4c. Sprague's
Prints, 12L<c for fancy; Amoskeag do,
l2c. New York Mills Bleached Mus
Inns, 25c; Lonesdale, I7c; Amoskeag q
n
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RIa DE IASErRo. Oct. 8. isss

Rio DE JANEIRo, Oct. 8, 1883.
The news received from the River
Platte the day after the American steam
ar sailed was of the most startling char.
acter. This time the public we're not
stirred by the repeated triumpbs OF the
BraziIlian arms, although the allies
have pushed the remnant Of Lopez's
army from Tebiquaryi and fed further
northWard, but not until he had
again surrounded what was said
10 be the despot's last refuge, Villa
RIca, where were the arsenal and toun-
dries of the Paraguayans. Lopez had
committed such atrocities as would be
incredible II IL weIe not for, the fact that
the most respectable men OF various
nations, now at the seat of war; TESTIFY
to them. The atrocities committed up
on his own people are horrible but
that which has made the people OF
Buenos Ayres and of Rio de Janeiro
4oraef for n moment their wn Victories.
is the conduct OF the American Minister
Washbnrne, whose own published let
ters show him to be devoid OF every
manly attribute of courage and hrm-
ness, and to be endued with an amount
of cowardice never displayed by an
American representative abroad.
Think of an American Minister, with
a gunboat at hand, delivering up to the
hands of Lopez, Englishmen, French
man aud other foreigners, and even
I,opez's own brother. who had hed
frou the bloody hands OF a man VINO
was ready 70 put him to an ignomlnious
Think of this Minister, by his own
confession, offering to tell Lopez otany
conspiracy against him (LoPez)!
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cAAAnA.
BoW1rArvIIuF, Nov. II.

.--.s- .1QNlAAnN LtaLAtsT 4No = ~.
The large brick block owned by Mr.
McClung and Occupied as q grocery and
dry goods store, was destroyed by 5hre
last night. Loss go, 900.
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ruE NEWS FROn PARAGUAY.

Infamous 0utraees upon American
Citizens. f&
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EURoPR.


Baron Won Dsr Heydt. Minister Of
Finance, has officially informed the
Chamber that Count Bismarck will re-
sume his seat in that body some Time
in Dacember. -. !. =. --..--.,-l-.---