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The Nashville Press, speaking OF the
right which every legislative body has
to protect Itself by excluding obnox-
ious members, cites the case OF the Hon.
Jesse D. Bright, OF Indiana, who was
expelled from the Senate, by reSolu-
tion offered by the Hon. Andrew John
son, then Senator from Tennessee. The
latter supported his resolution by a
forClble speech, In which he showed
that though no overt act OF treason was
charged against Mr.. Bright, be was be.
lIeved to be dangerous man, and the
Senate had an undoubted right to pro-
tect itself by expelllng him. Mr.. John.
son showed by reference and argument
that the Senate had supreme authority
over Its own organization, and that the
safety Of the people was It's highest
law. The question Is naturally sug.
gested, therefore, whether II Mr.. john
son himself be chosen to represent
Tennessee In Washington, the Senate
OF the United States may not follow bic
own precedent and refuse him a seat on
account OF his indecorous attacks on
Congress, and the contempt which he
has tried to cast upon Its laws. 1t will
be we'll, concludes the Press, for the
Legislature Of Tennessee to reflect serl-
onsly before It sends q man to Waah-
ington who may be sent back by an
insulted Senate, determined to MAIN
tain its own dignity. &,
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s.rIko OF the Erie halfway mechanics. .


NEW YORK, October l8.
a formidable strike Of the mechanics
employed In the shops OF the Erie Rail-
way is In progress. Not less than 600
men have refused to work; 400 at Sus.
quehanna and 200 at Jersey City. II is
alleged that the scarcity OF currency
has prevented the prompt payment OF
the men, and that the company have
been compelled at times to pay as high
as per cent. for II. The pay rolls are
said to have also been delayed by the
freshets and brelks In the road, but It
is claimed all hands were paid on the
10th, except those at Port Jervis, num-
berlng ITO, and they were 10 have
been paid on Saturday but struck
on Friday and were paid on
following day aud dismissed. The
Susquehanna hands struck In conse- :
quence thereof on Saturday and those
ut Jersey City to day, and have been
paid and discharged. It is supposed
those at Buffalo, some 200 more, are
also on q strike. The officers of the
road say the strike will occasion no in
terruption 10 the business OF the road
and as applications are numerous that
they will have no difficulty In filling
the places OF the strikers with new
men. 1t appears that the Erie compa.
ny some months ago inaugurated a
system OF consolidation OF machine
shops and that those at Patterson and
Plermont have been closed, and that
the Port Jervls shop will be closed soon,
The object is reduction OF expenses,
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Now York Cattle Market.
NEw York, OCT. IS.

NEw YORK, Oct. is.
CATrLE-Total number Of beeves
$3.50; for sale to-day $50, fresh, aud
200 State cattle, and still we have q good
strong market at Na1Sc advance,
The quality average Is poor; $50 Tex
ans to-day, and $50 for the week; Ill
noIs gives $500; kentucky $40; New
York 100; Indiana GAG, and Ohio 600. a
few very choice Ohio steers 81 cwt,
brought l6al7c; prime cattle l5Ial6c:
fair 14Hal5c, with the poorest s cwt
Texans at l0a1lc, the market averap.
Ing l4Nc; 1t was kept down by so many
thin cattle; good and prime steers sold
quickly, and the yards were we'll
cleared. A drove Of 8 cwt thin Illinois
steers sold at $50 drove; cwt Ken
tucky cattle l5al7c; 200 Illinois cwt,
1S9l6c; 0 drove Of 8 owt Ohio, 15al6; and
80 Texans, 0 oWt, 1870,
sHREP-ReceIpts 81 ,7lO or the largest
ever known. Market slow. and many
unsold. and sheep Xai4c lowcr, selling
at 4 4ha6Hc; one small lot OF 10S poun-
ders, CGnRda, 70; D car Of 90 Founders
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soMR confusion prevails In the pub
lie mind as to the relationship Prince
Napoleon bears to the Emperor. The
Prince. whose name Is Napoleon joseph
Charles Paul, and whose title Is Prince
de Montfort, Is the son Of Jerome Boz
naparte, tho youngest brother Of Napo.
leon. His mother was Frederlca Gath.
granddaughter Of the King OF wurtem,
berg, and the second wife OF Jerome.
As the French Emperor 10 the son Of
Louis Bonaparte, the brother OF Jerome
the Prince Is, OF course, the FIRST cousin
OF the Emperor. Jerome, the father of
the Prince, married Miss Patterson OF
Baltimore, previous to marrying his
second wife, whom he married ut the
request II not the command OF the
lrst Napoleon, who refused, as Is we'll
known, to recognize the marriage with
Miss Patterson, 'nn
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New YORK Produce Market.

,.a NEW YORK, Oct. IL,
CoTToN-Flrm; sales 300 bales at
BHc for middling uplands. ..,,
FLoUR-Closed dull without decided
change. .4 ...'.....' ....
GRAIN Wheat : Heavy, and 1a2c
lower. The extreme scarcity OF freight
room has driven shippers out Of the
market. Rye-Dull at 81 12a1 Is. Oats
Lower and dull at 62a6S16c for West
ern. Corn-Lower and dull at Sla1 06
for unsound, and 81 07al 10 for sound
mixed Western. r.r.. ...-...[.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork-D at $Sl for
meas. Beef-Qulet and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Flrm. with q moderate de-
m9nd. Bacon-Nominally unchanged.
LARD-steady at 172lal71Sc for fair to
prime steam.
Eaas-Qulet, without decided change.
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The Hon. MR.. VAN T TRuMp, Of Ohio,
who Is Of opinion that West Virginia
has no constitutional home, has been
contrasting the expenses Of the Demo-
cratic Congress OF 1855 with those of the
Congress of1S6s. Among other Illus.
trationS he gives these items: "The
Fortleth Congress ls charged for nail,
hair, and hat brushes and combs In the
sum Of 2,206 Al. The Democratic Con.
gress for the sum of S9s. The Fortleth
Congress spent for toilet soap the sum
OF Sl,5O465. The Democratic Congress,
SIS co." There Is nothing new or in
consistent In this, says the New York
Tribune. What possible use can the
unwashed Democracy have for hair
and nall brushes, and especially for
soapT The figures bear the average
proportion to the personal habits OF the
members OF the two parties, so there
can be no reasonable ground for com.
plant.
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LBy telegraph
New York Money and Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Uct0ber IL.
MoNEV-ElsIar this afternoon al 5a7
per cent with the bulk OF business al
6RG per cent. Discounts dull at lOa12
per cent for foreign. Exchange dull
and unchanged; nominal rates GA6X
per cent. AT the opening OF the Gold
Room this morning the Directors OF
the new Gold Exchange Clearing House
reported that they had found serious
dlfieulties In organizing a Cleatlng
House on the plan proposed, and asked
for power either 10 modify the present
or arrange, II possible, o different plan
to be submitted to the confederation OF
the Gold Room at as early a day as
practicable; this was granted. The
Stock Exchange have again under con.
slderation the proposition OF establish
Ing a Gold department under their
management.
GoLD-Dull; opened at 1sS9<; closed
at 13O1Sal30k; carrying rates 4a5 per
cent to fat. Some OF the banks are
receiving currency from st. Louis. The
banks which have the largest Southern
accounts have received considerable
orders which cover the present week.
The orders from New Orleans on one
bank are for Sl50,000 per day during
the week, although It 10 not expected
that this bank will be able to send the
full amount.
GOVERNMENT STocKs-Higher with
general demands closing strong,
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state, 6Hi ! car 90 Founders, 90; car
OF H ponnders State, poor, OF AZ.
LAAnS-Sell at 7R9c and are not over
plenty; car of6l Founders Candas,
sold OF $40; q car OF VI Founders 9c:
a car Of 90 Founders State, 80; on sale
10 day 1880.
Hods-Show q little firmness with
81 400 for the week and 65 cars 10 -day:
they are quoted at 9ISAlOhSc alive, and
1870 dressed; sales OF a car OF live
100 Founders, Michigan, 9SSc; a car OF
Illinois $50 Founders at 1890; q car $50
Founders, Ohio, 1OK.
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GUAkERCIAL And FIRANCIAl,,
Matters in Wall Street.
NEw York, OCT, is.

NEW YORK, Dot. 49,,
Affairs are generally dull In the dir.
ierent departments OF speculation TO-
day, and the only animation was In
few leading shares OF the Stock Ex-
change. The fall campaign on Wander
6ilt stocks has made further progress.
New York Central was advanced to
1888, Hudson River 10 1881, and Harlem
to 142. The continued upward move
ment In New York Central is based on
large amount Of grain which, It is
supposed, will have TO be moved by
rail- from Buffalo 10 New York, while
the rise In Harlem is attributed to some
project OF new City railroad enter-
prise BY the company. The speculation
and rise in the balance Of the market
was noE rs marked as In Vanderbilt
shares. AT q meeting OF creditors Of
the Gold Exchange Bank this after.
noon, every crediter, with The exception
Of unGer 4 Co., signed a paper not 10
take any further legal measu res against
the bank.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
IBy oablo Telegraph to the 1ntellgonOcr, !
SPAIN.


Approximations OF IncendIarlsm at
Madrid.
MADRID, Oct. 1s.
The retail druggists OF this CITY have
reported to the authorities that their
sales OF turpentine and other oombus.
tlbleS have lately been extraordinarily
large. II Ia supposed these articles are
10 be used for lnoendlarlsm In case Of a
revolt. t---
The loss Of life In fighting which pre.
ceded the capture OF Valencia was trl-
fling. OF the National troops only two
were killed and seven wounded. The
losses OF the insurgents are unknown,
1t has been ascertained that no. tax
payer or householder Of Valencia took
part Ia the revolt. In many streets
where barricades were erected or resist.
ance offered to the advance Of the
troops the walls are marked, "Hers
atood Valencia" The final attack
would have been made early In the
week, had the troops not have been
obliged 10 wait for ammunition, The
capture OF Valencia has had tranquil
effect all over the country. Official re.
ports state that only few OF the dis
persed ranks are now roaming through
the provinces.
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TIE Social Science Association holds
Its next meeting on the 26th, 9Th and
2Sth, OF this month, at New York, and
promises 10 be OF more than usual in
terest. Papers will be read by James
A. Garfield on the Census of 1870; David
Dudley Field, on an International
Code; Professor Bacon, Of Yale College,
on Vaccination; A. R. Spohord, Libra
rlan Of Congress, on Public Libraries;
George W, Curtis, on Civil Service Re-
form; Henry L. Dawes, on Contested
Election Cases; and other subjects Of
not less Interest, will be treated by other
gentlemen. The management Of the
association has fallen into good hands,
and the discussions al It's frequent
meetings can hardly fall to make 1t an
Important instrumentallty In the edu.'
eanon, not only Of the people, but Of
pupllc men, { 81 Cil,n,L'
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Great Ca.hOllo Procession.

- I---I n !" T1''7I ~ OVVs 1U'
The. greatest Catholic procession ever
witnessed In Montreal took place yes.
,terday afternoon. The occasion being
the translation Of the relics OF St. Leno
from BonseCours Church to Blshop'sl
Palace. Over thirty thousand people
Joined In the procession. Fathers.
Martlncan and Langcate addressed the,
crowd In English and French, explains
Ing the ceremonies. The streets were
decorated with flags, arches, etc. There
were slight showers OF snow this morn.
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NEW YORK, October 1s.
The great feature In trade to-day is
the decline in prices. Merrlmack
prints to 12Xc for D cloth, and the W
brand to l4c, also the reduction Of 1c
q yard In Garner & Co.'S, prints by II.
B. Clafln d Co. The goods are now
selling at 11Hc and Stewart Il Co., are
selling them at 1910 In small way.
Tennessee plaids and OsnAburgs are
reduced from 27Hc to 25c, and the Al.
lendale LID brown sheetinRs are reduce
ed from Axe to 45c. White Pember-
ton Q tlannels are advanced from 1910
to 1910, and New England from 10 to
l6Hc. ..T..
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PHILADELPHIA,


\. PARLIAMENTARY OCT. Is.
Charles Gibbons, by virtue Of the
decision In the contested election cases,
has entered npon the duties ofthe Of.
fce OF District Attorney pro tenn, until
the decision Of the Supreme Court on
the writ OF Ceritoriri. This writ Is repor.
ed to have been issued by Judge shars.
wood previous TO his departure for
Plttsburgh, Saturday morning, many
hours before the decision In The case
was pronounced In the Court OF Com.
mon pleas and It will therefore be dis.
regarded by the majority OF the Su-
preme Court Judges.
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u bUFFALUI UUI' Ib,
The car shops. OF the Lake Shore
Railroad were burned yesterday. A
large number OF passenger, freight cars, i,
cabooses, and a quantity oflumber, car
materials and tools were entirely con.
sumed. Loss over $500, 700; fully In
sured. One hundred and tIity work.
men thrown out OF employment. The
origin OF the IRE ls unknown.
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PURIFYING THE BLOOD
AND sTRENGTRENINa THE
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HOOFLANDB GERMAN BITTERs Ia
entirely vegetable, aud contains no liquor.
II ia a compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herb9, and Barks from which theSe
extracts are made, are gathered in Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are thon forwarded TO this county
10 be used expressly for the manufacture 6f
this Bilters. There In no alcoholic substance
Ot any kind used In compromising the Bit
teIB, hence II free from all the objections In
Cldent 10 the use OF q liquor preparation.
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VIRGINIA, Got. Is.
The Legislature met to-day In both
houses. A resolution was offered Con-
Rratnlatlng the country upon the
recent Republican Victories az the
North. In the Senate It was laid on the
table as being out OF the province OF
the present Legislature, and the House
adjourned without action.
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CAUTION.

HooGandB German Remedies are cOuntsr-
Ielte[l. Seo that the signature OfC. n. JACK
sON ls on the wrapper OF each bottle. Al
Othen ArO counterfeit.
Principal ONCE and Mandatory at the
German Medicine Store, No. 6Sl ARCH Hueet,
CHARLES n. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly o, II. JACKSON q co.
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NEW York. Ontnhar ls.

NhW 1UHhI OUIODer IS,
Father Hyacinthe arrived TODAY On
the Perlre, and proceeded very quietly
TO the house OF a friend. Report says
ne viii be waited upon by deputations
from various denominational societies,
and requested 10 explain his views OF
Roman Catholicism before their con.
gregRtlonH.
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IsX TELEGRAPH,
1MMIuRArIoS TO mIssoua1.
a swedish Colony or 1900 Families
I'm Route.
ST. Louis, October IS.

ST. Louis, October IS.
John Swanson, proprietor OF an ex.
tensive cotton factory near Stock holm.
Sweden has just purchased II, 500 acres
OF land In Dunklin and Stoddard coun.
ties, In this State. where he will estab.
lish colony and build n factory, mills,
&c., and carry on the cultivation and
manufacture Of cotton. Mr.. Swanson
has 1900 families In his employ, and
will bring them to his new plantation.
Five hundred families are now en- route
to New York, and will reach Missouri
In thirty days, and 800 more families
will soon follow. The land selected Ia
we'll adapted to cotton raising. Dunk.
lin countylwlll export this season from
1000 to 5000 bales; and Stoddard coun-
ty about 5000 bales.
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PRlUE q.

nO%nAnds German Bittsrs, per bottle nVO
hAlfdoEan S0O
hOonands 9erman Tonic, put mp In quart
BOTTLES, u " per lotLlO Or u half dozen for
q 81. =
ATDo not forget TO examine HOll Tho ar.
lele you buy, In order 70 get the Henuine.
For sale by druggists and Dealers ia Med. I.
cine everywhere, iyi9
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Judge Of ute Supreme Court oj Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April d, 1885,
~ consider Hoonand's German Bittars. n
dllLdbte medicine In case OF attacks or lnli.
Rtstlon or Dyspepsia. can certify thh
from my experience OF It.
Youra, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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lovcmonts or Mr.. FIllmore.

LOUISVILLE, October IS.
Ex-Presldent MIllard Fillmore and
lady, after a sojourn Of several days in
louisville, leave this afternoon at two
O'Clock, uId. indianapolis, for Buffalo,
and Will stop tonight In indianapolis
and tomorrow night in Cleveland,
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49, g.. a. OMAHA, Oct. IS. 1.
Fort Benton has been occupied by
Government troops. The small.po Is
prevailing among the Indian tribes
near there. Several whites have been
killed by the Indians, between Fort
Benton and Milk River, within a few
daPa.
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River and Weather.

PITTsBURGH, Oct. IS.
Monongahela 50 inches and falling
rapidly. Weather clear and cool; ther:
mometer $50.
CINCINNATI, Oct IS.
Weather clear In part; thermometer
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Justice Of he Supreme Court Of Ps7Insytrutia.
PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1865.
NJ have found by experience that Hoof.
IRNd'a German Bltten Is very good ton 10,
relieving dyspepuc HymptomB almost d..
TVctly. GEORGE hHARSWOoD."
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8Hsar1sGE.
Franklin Insurance Company
OF wuEHTJHa

900,
DtTtctori.
sAA'I g MCCLELLAN. gEoRsH MENDEL.
2. II. LOGAN, THoS. r. SHALLriaoSs
g. ". FRANIHRu, J. N. VANCE,
j. H. HOBBS, LOUIE q. SEGHA.I s4S9Hh. HHhhH1'
This company how having been organized
nve years, and In that time done a success.
ful business, q still prepared 10 take riAhB at
hlr rates on Bulldinm 0GAll kinds, MerchAns
dlse, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
niture, Steam Boats and cargoeB on the W0B-
tern Rven and Lakes, This company of
feI superior Inducements 10 Farmers, where.
BY they can b0 insured on Dwellings, Fur
nlturo, Barns, and contents for or years at
reduced rates. This being State company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus Of any company In the
state; and composed OF some ninety. -four
tock holderB, most OF whom arc among ouF
pest bumnea8 men, recommends itself 70 the
favorable confederation Of the inmrlnR
public and Solicits their patronage, Apple
cations for Insurance will 30 promptly atten.
ded 70 at their once, No. % Monroe street, or
a. thelr several agencies throughout the
stRto.
.t.. C.M. C0Erl, sec'y.
b. Q. DICK, Asst Sec,y,
bAMu MCCLELLAN, President
9EO. MGNDELI Vice President
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HON. GEo. ". WOODWARD,
Chier JtIItoe Of he Supreme CO,trt0r Pa, writes
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1861.
VI hnd Hollands German BlttafS II n
good tOAlc, useful in diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benett In cases OF de-
bilty, and want OF nervous action In the
system. YOurS, truly,
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THE hog may not be Thoroughly post
cd IN arithmetic, but when you come
TO "square root" be Is sthere.
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Condition OF Admiral Farnxut.

OHIUAUUI OUL' IS.
The condition Of Admiral FaraRut Ia
daily Improving. He will probably be
able to leave for home In a few davs,
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ia a pleasant preparation OF the BtteH for
hOoe who do not like extreme BltteH. II
u composed OF all the ingredients OF the
BitteB combined with pure sRnta Cruz rum
and agreeable hRvorinR exbRct Its use
recommended when Bomo pure Btimulant Ia
required In connection with tho tonic pro-
perties Of the BltterB,
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PURIFIERS

aver known, and win cure all diseases 70.
sulting from bad blood. Keep your
blood puro, keep your Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs In
sound, healthy condition, by
the uBo OF these remedies,
and no dlSeake will
ever ANAL You.
THE COMPLRXIoN-Ladlea who wIRh q
fair GE In and good complexion, FREQ from
yellOWiHh tinge and all other dtsnguramsn tB,
should u 70 those remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
will result in sparkling eyes and blooming
sheokS.
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READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ WHAT PFOPLR SAY.

Who could ask for more Substantial tsstI-
mony than IL thus given.
, 1869-08-14

hsaf!ar- who deserves mnca credit for tbs taste
he has d1splxJed-
bos y ~ s. Ia Tssra ~ ~ @ saoat roi
svuJ osy. ous lnsrs y no rtaee s, 70 Keep sne@ q.
stead OF t,eing on she!rrs where they would be
easy Of aeccs4- The fact il taat tho ptnseus &C
eoc1aisoa Hsam 70 s.ep M psos wi 1ita ii is : sssur T
growth morc comodioua qnaItefA viii taye to be
lound- 1nese is eh.stef, procured Iron the
pos ercd to orr anixe . Joint stock company, ana
10 build sult2olc hu1se for the library. II ioofs
Is If soue Giep1 should be taken InmedIstey TO
nss the charter and establish m sksocnt1oo. =
Hhnfy And rradtoZ-roou worthy OF the mefp-
p-l'tAh character OF Chicago Al i mere specu.
latton It voold scturu haodsono divtdeadl
za1. 1nn ~ - = furnished vth los mags
10 lhe world There IA no pleAaanter rlnoe for
petxors with LITERARY predictions TO apend their
'ssurs as anus IN than IN the Eooms Of the LpFart
Ine Librarian saJs that Il IL mistake TO sup
Pose that chicago u not 70 intellectual o. rad.
lnk city. The asienaancc In the rooms tealnes 70
the contrary, and the class Of books most sought
alter prove. thst there Is discretion rIesrsatd 10
the choice Of readlng matter. The trashy novels
Of them are thrown in the shade bJ the demand
for lhe work. Of 6cott, DIcleus, ThAckera,. Char
I I c EroEse, nud Miss Ar!och+ Therc is Misc Il
tery aud E.rayB, Moueys United Netherlands,
E1nude's Hts'orI Of England, Husk1o's tscneral
NpTke, 1of Inc WORKS OF MIL Cpbder, HastfAt,
Luke and lie Qntnr~y. Max Muller on Language
u mnch Etan. Gibbons and AEnods Rome aud
Gtu'e's GEeeee Ire eons'anily out AnoDg poets
he invUrttes nsr Teuh5soe, Whittier, HcuauA,
md. strange 10 hay, Lcngtellow:s saree-volumc
Danta. brrny's and tersChell'R Homer have Gu
TREY superseded 1'opo's- They are often called
!Gr. Tf,tfr has teen added 10 tue librar1 late!y
tnudststpe map Of the city Of ledho, japan. II Is
i d+cidcd cuno.lty and an Interesting study
The hehociauon Is doing wcil but not equal
to thr wAntx u] thr city aid its uanAeers should
SLOW ni.rc enterprise In meeting the necessities
VI the uQIr.
, 1869-08-14
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Providence, r l., August IA nfe this eren-
!pR destroyed q three-story wooden building Oh
Wesfn1uster. uear Eddy street, occupied by
Etorea, ot1cea aud ehops. LosB from $lao0o to
S3oC45, nnI il petty well covered by Insurance
The principal losers nrc W II. LAw, lessce Of the
t5tate;. Adams 4 Knight; DaTia Lester, tea
millinery. THIS IL the ntxt IRE Of Importance
NhtGh has occuErei IN TITS city for seven mpnths.