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.nlnaI.AaaaIAn NonNAH
Ns#I,iYOrk money and Stock Market,
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Gold has not been very acttYe to-day; opening
atllOX, and declining " llQk At which Price y
closed. Loans, under i tight money market,
were very active Rt from s 70 l'l6th pi psr cent
per day Carrying ClearAnces to-day $oI,uS gD,GVON
Government NscuritlGs were dnii and weak, cur;
rency bonds particularly. Tho chief interest
in W al street to-day oeuLercd In the money mar.
ket, which was extremely stringent until Altef
bank honrs, when z per Cent currency was tho
rate. Daring the day ls high aB Y OIL per cent
poF day Waa paid In additiGn TO thO. usual per
ccnt The prevailing belief ID that the artificial
5trinRency viii be kept up tomorrow, although
iiS early Termination, Il ID confidently said, Will
DO brought about throughtthe courts lInecessaiT!
There Is also considerable talk Of making up 4
case under tho conspiracy act Il y being claim'
cd that testimony Is at handt show tnlt mem
berB OfithiBl combination. have, rGnderNd them
ERlYOj liable 10 the penalties OF the SAINT. IN thH
present condIti lon Of the m0pey the eo9Fst
Or domestic exchanges becomes mAtter or con-
siderable importance Exchange generally u
Against New York and currency 10 n0wlng rom
here 70 Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago and u.
Louis, with Botn0 ANAL shipments south. AT
tho East, New York exchAngeis scarce aud IN ue.
mAnd, although receipts OF curreheY rom NOW
st6cKB 'aFe sold at dlttStbfcc OF an eighth
and aquaFtcr OF cont between cash and fes1
lar way difference Of one day.. Stats secarttlRa
are dull and without decided change. yIiil
SFKRLiNd ExcnAN ANeE--B BaAketS bills l0OH. =,
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v New 1,,, York Dry Goods Market.

q IN sl'pL IsA ip NEw'YORE, December 10.
, 1.-THE weather has become much cooler, which
Increases the demand for wooden goods It retail,
but tho wholesale houses and leading lpbbGrs arc
comparatively quiet Prices arc without much
change, but the tendency IL In the buyers taVor:
Hill'S hleached muslIns arc reduced to l4kc, aud
" ia: PepDercll "a, 2Sc do 81 ,29c: do l0, s9;dO
"a 44e; 6mtevflle 81 Inch &C. Hamilton ticks gle;
IIampden do c G l6c; LewistOwnA, yard wide,
8Oc; ThorndIke A 1be;O Garner q Cos glazed
CambrIcs T1f08Hc for commoHaqlt hiEh, p9loEg;
Amoskcag prints SIC; Darne!rs lOSc; Paelnc Tic
and Simpsons mourning do l0ke, i!i1i q
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Health Of mr.. Chase.
.NEw YoRx, Dec. I!

1t Is stated upon reliable authority that
the health Of Chief Justice Chase contln-
ues steadily to improve. Beyond mere
bodily weakness, he Is as well now Us he
was before his attack. His complete re-
coycry seems still likely 70 be slow, but i
l. steady; and his friends have great hopes
ofseeinG him yet on the bench Of tic Sd.
prcmc Court before the Adjournment Of
the present term. siyAc
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A GUARDED DENIAL FROM BOUTWELL,.

y W EV4V1 19SV' 1V'
Secretary Boutwell, this morning, in
conversation with several gentlemen Of
the, press, g6Od.natlredly alluded TO the
various reports Of disNgreements between
the President and himself, saying thai, on
the contrary, the relations between them
were altogether friendly; that, rs fur rs
he knew, there were no intervening CUES
tions which disturbed their official con-
nections. This Is In harmony with Nu-
thority from the Executive mansion yes
terday, contndicting the report involving
Inc SccrctarY's resignation. ~ VIZ !
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Arkansais.I' Newiss,

81. al PITTSBURGH, ARK, Dec. 10. 4
James NJ. Ebbca, q druggist Of this city,
died last night from IN overdose OF mar
cotic poison administered by himself as q
remedy for illness. 49, r.
A brick building being erected as a
Presbyterian parsonage At Shady Side was
burned this morning. Loss $4,000; insur-
cd for $4,000. " W.,
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disastrous Fire at Bath, Nc.
BATH, Nc, Dec. u.

A most disastrous conhagration com.
menced this morning on the east side Of
Middle 81. In Wiscassel, which destroyed
all tie buildingssOn the south sitle of
Main street md crossing Water street to
the levec, burning in oil about twenty-five
stores and eleven dwellings. The csti.
mated IOss is about ono hundred thousand
dollars.
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chicago,l IIanIrkesl..

grsaa as.agr .RI CHICAGO, December 10. I,
FLoUR-pull and unchanged. ,rh1-T !Gi
GRAIN-WheAt-NO. aspiring Chicago, active
closing at 81 055f; this r. n steady at 81 O64
COri4No. mixed, dull, with decline OF
quarter to half cent, closing at 4Sc; this Z. n
Rye-No. 2active at an advance Ofa Ralfto onl
cent. Barlcy-SprlHE No. Z fairly active and "a
SC lower; closing dull at Csc. ~. =
lOGs-Drcssrd Hogs, 50 7S67 90; closed quiet
al 50 7S1G IS. Live IIOgs-ACiivc at IS 90G6 10
'CATTLE-Qutet at IS 1907 70. @'''''''
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, December 10.
FLouR-FamIly, &STS@s %; State; SS6o39 TSl.
rcd, 81 ltNi Is; amber, 81 40Ot6O. 'Rye-9Oc.
COFn-Dltl; yellow, 68fb7lc. old, I80T6e. Oat1
Firm; state, StSBSSc; Western, &c, 81. 90.
PROvIsIONS- -DlIl; Mess PORK, 90 Oo300 80.
LArd-l3 F1E 'aA. =
PBFnOLEUN-Un -UnchAnged.
WHIsKY-PIFm at 82c.
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is t.iE el..,''! NEw YoRk, December 10!
FIorn-puil aud unchanged at s. OOSG 10 for
GRAIN-7W Wheat-Q Quiet and unchanged. Rye
Dull and nominal. ,0atH-Unch4nged Corn
Dull; No. I. 73G676c for mixed.
i. .PRoV1sIONsG GP6rk-Demand fair and market
Grm at $1,000 for future delivery. Beef, and Ba'
con-U Unchanged, Lard d-123Sal9Ec. ,Z!ui
EdGs Steady; fresh S21Ssc. LINED, 2l1s3c'
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The Indian Tefritory-..O Organization
ofjCiyiI Government. ID Z

OF. LOUIS DcC' 4"'
The Repl5EcdN has The following spc-
ciaL from the Ockmnlgce Indian Terri
tory, dated Ithc 18th: AN interesting
meeting took place at the Capitol ycster-
day, In which nearly iall the Indian dele
gates 10 the National Council, and the
Indian Commissioners Farwell, Lang and
Campbell, were present. The meeting took
u religious and phiianthropic1 turn in be.
half OC the well.being Of'Ithc Indians.
Speeches were made by Mcssrs. Camp
bell, Farwell, Hoag and Miller, in which
the present movement here was strongly
arproyed. Campbell urged tile civilized
tribes 10 conciliatc the wild tribes and pre-
vail on them TO follow their example.
The meeting was very impressive, and
Mr.. Lafleczc, of the Choctaw delegation,
returned his thanks for the sentiments cx',
pressed BY the G Commissioner, and he cx-
pressed his own desire to advance the
views of the Government as far rs pracli'
cable. Tho Council assemblies this morn.
ing TO- take up tho resolution In relation
to the organization Of q territnry. The
plan, itis Thought, will meet with the
general appreciation Of the Council
The Commission Winlbe In attendance,
and tomorrow the 18th. they tOkc IN
early start for home, Uia Fort Gibson. "
.
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The virginia Legislature Asking Am


/ The Legislature today passed a joint
resolution instruCting tho Senators md
requesting the Representatives Of Virginia
in Congress TO vote for general amnesty
removing all political disabilities. It was
adopted with but one dissenting voice.
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STATE SEcuRITRs- Missouri, 99Ai Isnn,esssGs, y
old, 6lH; now, COX; Virginia, new, B9 ole, vi
NSTsS sTooEswsstem EsC H' Union h % Adams
Rxpress, 64;i Wells. Fargo 4 Co.. 80; American,
40; h United States vi PAciae Mall, ~;
AN; Harlem 1871; Reading 97; Michigan, CeA-
wessorn, 6OT; do preferred, 80; Rock Island,
IOIX; New Jersey Central, los; St Paul, SiH;
do preferred iT6A; Wabash, 4sll; do preferred, 6S
Fort Wayne, S4E; TGrre liRutc, ~: Chicago
and Alton, lis; Ohio = MiSaissippi, Si CiGEc'
and Quincy, i59; Lake Shore. 9O1G; Illinois. Gen.
trnl. fR1X. .iLLLi III -I-N ..1lgLlNtthII
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Baltimore Market .
~. BAIrIxopn, December 10.

gGRGM-Wheat1 ouiet and Unchanged com
Firm; No. ! white, @14C; yellow. 79074c. ~
PRpYlsLONs=Dlll and nominal Mess PotE'
dcrg, 111KOI9c Hams, plain, 1Sc. Lard-1S0 SlSc.
WRIsKY-UnchArGed ~ H'Ia ''i.fI' -'bi 80
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NTOTTCR sr'.l'H ~ y. FiN'
IN Nodce is hereby given that application
will be made by or on behalf OF the Council OF
s1Sts q Wost o la0 ge4t S.s.on Sl h6
January, 1871 for tie passage OF an act 10 change
and extend the boundaries d the city Of Wheel.
ing so 10 include tho territory contained With
In the following limits: Beginning on the Ohio
river at point on tho Western or Ohio EhOrO op.
posite to MarshAlrs coal bank, near the river In
Washington township, Ohio eOuh1U, West Viz
giDia thence By direct limo crosAlng, the river
and running In q aouthcastcrlY direction, passing
by the entrance to said coal bank to the northeast
corner Of tho SteenrOd bridge across Wheeling
creek !; thence by direct line ina aout1WcstOTly
dlroclon'to the mouth Of Frazier run, In Rltchle
township In said county Of Ohio: thence due
south to tho south line Of Ohio county; thence
west with tho line between the couptlca OF Ohio
and Marshall, crossing the Ohio river 70 heweat.
ern or Ohio shore thence up said Shore accord.
ing 10 the several mCander1 Of the river TO the
beginning. tgilC! v, .. ALLISON, =
A G. OIIARRIER
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Ig.1r.r,r l,oNDoN, Dec, 49,

pg:arE' LONDON, Dec 49,
llrrhc first meeting OF the Metropolitan
School Board was held to-day. - MIR.
NOer learning that lie was 10 be commits
ted for trial and indicted for counselltng
the Greek brigands not TO surrender the
Marathan captiyes without they were as
suredan amnesty, has fed; from England.
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paper Mill Harmed.

,3i 4. Z, ,A1nAST, N. Y, December 1o.
'TefT & Co.'S, paper mill was burned to-
Ilay. Loss, 46, 900; insured for $4,000.
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weather 8 Central New York,

Tho weather is very cold, and thc, river
full officiating ice. The New York boats
had mol arrived at noon, having grounded
lust below the city. r' ''''
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VOTING rITEMsELvEs FARMS.

Several bills have been introduced rs-
Gently to create new judicial districts IN
the Western States. The authors OftheSc
measures arc in most cases, virtuOus gen
tlemen, who are under the necessity Of
retiring from Congress the 4th Of March,
and WHO slOokupOn United States Judge
ships for llie.as good thing TO fall back
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CTMlLIA sINIrLIBUs CURANTUR
~ HUMPHREYS i.a
uOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire success: Simple-Prompt-BG BGieient
aud Reliable. They arc tho Best Family Medl.
cInes In use-so simple that mistakes cannot be
made in using them; so harmless as to 4b0 frcc
rom danger and 30 efficient as to bc always re-
liable. They have received the highest commen;;
datiOn from the Thousands who have long used
and known them, and Will always render salts
faction 10 those who try them.
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TRgsTEEs StI sI I2s,; 9FyA4LlytABTE AL a

T1RUsFEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE
IL H2Hd on CaldWclrs Ran! W 3i'H'f if O."
by virtue Of a deed Of trust made on the 18th
day OF September, A. D, 1860. by Alexander A.
Allison TO james p. Rogers, Trustee, and record.
ed In tho nfllco Of tho Recorder Of Ohio coEnty,
West Virginia, In Deed Book No. 81, page 8el, 1
will seifAtptblict tale at tho mont door Of the
Court. House 0f Ohio county, On elsylalH ~
Thursday, p December 90, 1870,
A. 70 O'clock q. AIs ays acres Of Land, BE- the
GAldWelrS Run and bounded % GolloWs, viz: Do.
ginning at a stake on the FOuth side, Of the Rup,
thence 81 81 deg NJ. II poles ~ sugar treG corn.
or 4, Samuel McLure'E thence with McLnre'B
line 3. 40 deg c. SS poles to stake corner 70 VIII
liam Collins, thence with his line NJ 81 deg. ..
38X poles TO tho beginning, together with all
privileges, improvements and dappqrtgnAlcrPg
Said decd OF trust was mAdet6 secure tdklcx-
andeF Rogers; OF tic city OF WhOelinH,ith1 pay
mcl.t or debt Of $38L65, which said debt Is owl.
denced by . prOmiSSary' nOte bearing even date
with said deed Of trust made by A. A, Allison
and N. II. Grrgg at Wheeling, W. Va, for edld
sun OF $38i %, payable At the Wheeling Savings
Institution on the lst day OF April, 1870 value re-
cGiyed. The amount Of principal and Interest
claimed to be due and unpaid, including interest
TO tho day Of sale, 10 $i01.g5, for which sum the
sale wlll61 made. The tide 10 believed 10 beun
GxccptlonablG. Terms, one.third cAAll; balance
In six and twelve months with interest .'F
nOv2lCOd JAMESaP. ROGERS, Trustee.
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EleryFsfnlys haIVlssa aBottls.

'gt' 10 yan nom9t-4l 10 si35asl 7t
We have in our possession hundreds Of the
most hAttcFing Testimonials ffom Physicians Of
tho highest standing, hOthbf tho .Alap pAthy and
Homeopathy schools, who endorse and prescribe
tho Home Stomach '45itt6fH aS . reenp6rant,
EtomAchlc and tollc,t aud al agree that they AEc
the best remedy known In cases Of lndigestiOI,
Dyspepsia and General debility. They area cdr.
npreyeptatiVc Of Fever aud Ague, Bill llpuEnGSs
and all diseases arising sffom nialafl61S Causes
They arc not only D DELlGHFFUL To. FHB TATFE, but
beneficial 10 tho sick, the cOpvalescent and the
well, imparting strength 70 both mind hnd body
In " --uinL1a.l LI-n.. -uiInlnM -uA---l-
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Rnnk Robberr in- New Hamp.hire.

Bank Robbery in New HampShire'
"a %, DovER, N. H., Dec. 10.
The North Berwick National Bank
was broken open last night The robbers
took from tue bank everything that could
be Of any value TO them. They also stole
a horse and carriage. A reward OF $500
is offered Tor tho arrest Of the robbers.
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From the South.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 10, =
Three inches Of snow tell here hst
night and four at Little Rock.
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ID, ". VA. gATgRDAY MORNING, DEoEMBEB n. 1870

King Amadeus willbo 10 give half oCthe
appendages ofthe crown, amounting 10
some twenty million dollars TO the Treas
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Family Cases, In Morocco, with

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with manual OF directions, giving full
account OF all diseases OF HorSeB, Cattle, sr
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plGtC. ...ss'" ''''eIV w
POND'J EXTRACT,
Cures Piles, Neuralgia. ToothSehe, Bleeding
Of the Lungs, stomach, Nose or other ORGANS
Barns, Bruises, LAmeAeSG. SpTalnG, HheumA'
diam, sore Throat, sore Eyes, BollS, eornS,
Ulcers, Old BOrta. The Best Family Aediein0
IS PTieS, Cog. 5Os., PIntS 81 90. Quarts 81 as
CR- These Remedies, except PONDS EX'
TRACT, by tho CaRe or single box, arc sent 70
any mart or tho country, by mall or express, irce
Of charge, on receipt Of tho price, GE
AddreSs HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
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DR.. Humphreys is consulted daily ut his oalcc,
personally Or BY letter, as above, Tor all forms oil
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IhehateSlt News,
WASHINGTON.
EM1,EzzLEn CONVICTED.
1777777E7''''' V01F
WASHINGTON, December


WASHINGTON, December 10.
. Inthts case OF O. O. EdEfps, indicted
for the embczzltmcnt Of $500 from the
redemption division OF the U. S. Trcasu-
ry In September last, tho Jury yesterday
rendered. a verdict of guilty, with u
recommendation 10 the mercy Of the
court The counsel gave. notice of o mo-
ton Tor new trial. a.i e iyl!S 10
POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
Tho Select Committee on the Postal
Telegraph held meeting yesterday, for
the purpose Of hearing the argument of
Mr.. Hubbard, Of Boston, in reply to the
speech Of Gen. iWashburne, in favor Of
the postal telegraph bill. Mr.. Hubbard
Inns u scheme o. his own, which Is for the
Government to .buildan opposition line TO
that OGtllc Western Union Company. He
travelled over the same ground that he
did lust winter, making the same points,
and coming to the same conclusion,
namely, that oil other schemes besides his
own are unwise and impractiCablc. Mr..
Washburne, Chairman Of the Committee,
will probably make areply to- Mr. Hub
ptkE(L ~ ~ ~ -
EUROPEAN .CANARD.
Much amAzenlcnt was created here ut
the very positive statement Of the st. Pc
tersblrg correspondent of the Independ-
eHc6 BSlge, to the effect that tho President
has written IN autograph letter to Empcf-
or Alexander, rendering him the aid OF n
fleet Of war vessels in case ofwar The
statement is Il pure fiction. Neither the
President nor his Secretary has written
any such letter, or anything which could
he construed or twisted into q icolOrlng for
such statement. Some weeks since the
cable brought this report, and it was not
then deemed worthy Of consideration. It
Is now more emphatic, and deserves an
equally emphatic denial.
TIE NEW COMPLICATIONS IN EUROPE.
Private kilograms received hero. from
Europe regarding the last phase Of the
Eastern Question, and the new colnplica-
ton Of the Luxembourg difficulty, give
rise tO very uneasy feelings. 1t Is kntiwn
that these matters have been discussed re-
Gently in official quarters with much
warmth, and further developments are
anxiOusly awaited. ''. n''' 3'2,}9
VOTING THEMSELVES FARMS.
Several bills have been introduced re-
Gently to create new judicial districts in
the Western States. 'fhe authors OtthcsC
measures arc In most cases, virtuOus gen
1n,,,n,, ,,,1,n orn unInp Tho T1nPR00itV nj
The New York herald., 1870-11-14
Personal Intelligence.

state Senator W. l.. Reddick and Colonel James
NJ Mcdonald, Secretary or State of Virginia arrived
yesterday at the st. Nicholas HOTEL where they Will
remain few days Their business here is OF i'm
portance to the interest Of their state.
Mons. J. Freischard, late French Consul In Chile,
arrived, with his family, at the Hoffman House on
Friday. His family is to remain III New York while
he is absent In washington, 1t is reported, in the
interest OF the Napoeonic dynasty.
Mr.. e. A. Myers, publisher OF the Pittsburg Post,
is guest at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr.. Cope, large shareholder In the Philadelphia
and Liverpool Steamship line, Is in this city attend
ing to Its interests. He Ia quartcred at the Hon-
man.
John J. Piatt. the western poet, passed through
the city yesterday visit OF few days to Boston,
whence he will so to washington to resume his
duties In the Congressional Library. During the
Congressional vacation he has been amusing him.
self on the editorial stan OF the Cincinnati com.
nlercfnl.
Senator Fenton. who has been on a visit TO Cali
fornia, having heard the news Of tile election here
and finding satisfaction In the result OF the elec
ton there, which also went democratic, has sorrow.
fully turned als faoo homeward>
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FIRST CONCERT OF THE NEW YORK LEOeaxaAHz SOCIETY.

Liszt's Oratarf0 Of st. Elizabeth.
This admirable vocal society, which has scarcely
peer In America, signing for other worlds to con-
guer, having gained oil the aurels that Sangerbunde
could dispense, attempted last night at their hall,
before q large ana truly fashionable audience the
hercean task OF performing the latest and craziest
emanation OF the prince OF musical unatics, Franz
Liszt. This was his ''oratario' on the legend Of
st. Elizabeth Of Hungary. We know not whether
this lady has been canonized martyr; but II ever
she endured half what Liszt has put in her mouth in
his oratorio she certainly deserved the title. With
the exception OF an occasional scrap OF melody here
and there, which appears like oasis in desert
OF barren nonsense, the oratorio is the climax OF
absurdlty. 1t would be needless for us 10 undertake
the Oner0uS task OF analyzing such chaos; but we
trust that we have heard 1t for the first and last
time Everything that could be done to make 1t q
success-such Thorough vocallsts as Madame Rottcr-
Dienenbach, Madame Werner and Messrs. Vlerling
and SObst, chorus, male and female. which is
rvalled In this CITY, large, well selected orchestra
and competent, paiIstaking leader like Agricoa
Paur-was Gone by the society to give satisfactory
rendering OF the work. But there are some things
which are impossible and one of these Is to make
sense out OF the rawlings OF the dementcd Abbe We
suppose tnat as mosquito is created for scn0 good
end 80 List came into the world and wrote, q
punishment Tor our manifold sins, or. perhaps, TO
make us appreciate good music the more when we
hear 1t.
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A HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-The murder of two
boys on Saturday evening by wretched old
scavenger was unquestionably horrible affair.
At the same time it forcibly suggests the
importance of giving to the young street
Arabs, whose repeated insults provoked Con-
rad Doll to his unjusti6able crime, direct and
positive instruction as to their duties towards
such poor, degraded creatures. Not only are
boys and even girls Of the ruder sort, but also
boys from whom better manners might be
expected. frequently guilty of outrageous con-
duct towards the ragged and drunken outcasts
when they encounter in the street. Parents
and the teachers of our public and private
schools sadly fail in their duty if they neglect
to inculcate lessons Of decent behavior towards
all, and especially towards the unfortunate, on
the minds and hearts of Young America. The
brutality Of boyhood is sure, if unchecked, to
ripen in manhood into crime.
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petuaiiy nerdicted to the nag CT war; either OF the
Powers possessing It's coasts OF any other Power,
with the exceptions mentioned In articles fourteen
and nineteen OF the present treaty.
ARTICLE THIRTEEN.-The Black Sea being neutral,
according to the terms OF article eleven, the main
tenance or establishment upon Its coasts Of military
maritime arsenals becomes alike unnecessary and
pnrposeless in consequence, his Majesty the En-
pcror Of all the Russas and his Imperial Majesty
the Sultan engage not TO establish or to maintain
upon that coast any military maritime arsenal.
Articles fourteen and nineteen refer to a conven.
ton separate, between Turkey and Russia relative
TO a service OF small vessels In the Black Sea and
the Turkish right or garrison in Servia