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New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
THE RC-KLTX.
OUTBREAK IN MISSOURI-SEvERAL NEGROE'
MURDERED.

ST. LorIs, De ga special dispatch to
The 81 Ious Democrat from sedalia Mo-, says that
CnrIslmas day witnessed precOncerted outbreak OF
KuKlux at Marshall, Saline County, No. and vicinity.
large number Of armed men turned out In pursuit OF
the negroes in the district Patrols were placed near the
town. and every traveller was halted and questioned all
bvsincss suspended and mob violence reigned sn-
preme II ia not known how many negroes were
tilled but man who left Marshal at II o'clock p III.
,aw the bodies OF five, two hanging by the neck and
three living on the road. He also saw one terribly
wounded having his shoulder shot away At the latest
accounts the crowd OF armed were starting oni aud
sw wearng they would murder every negro in the county
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PRESIDENT THEIRS OPPOSING TIE INCOME TAX
THE GERMANS SEEING HOSTAGES AMONG
TIE FRENCH.
PARIS Tuesday, Dec. 26, 1871
President Theirs delivered a powerful speech
IN the National Assembly to-day in opposition 70 the
proposed income tax.
The Germans have seized prominent citizen OF 'no
town OF Rcvin In the Department OF Ardennes because
Of quarrel between the Bavarian troops quartered
there and the French people is also announced tna'
the Germans are making OF the private or"pe'
Of the Weather citizens of the invaded Departments
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
TWEED'S BAIL.

ExAM.SATiON or HIS BONDsMEN STATEMENTS
Cr BERN ARD KELLY AND b. +. FA1RCHlLp-
s. rlrUTEs FOR JAY GOULD AND HUGH j.
YAs. iEGs.
Yestes.iay being the day assigned for tho
iustincstlon Of william n. Tweeds bail. the Chambers
Branch Of the Supreme Court Judge Csrd0fo preading
WA, lled st lo1 O. ILL., with interested and curious specta
tori, mainly lawyers Mr.. Twesds counsel appeared In
his behalf tossthrr with his sureties and his brother
p,rhsrd While Charles nor and Jos ChOats acted
for tho people The BherTs Office was represented by
Mr.. Brennan. Judson Jarvis. Mr. Keyes and Deputy
sheriff Stevens Mr. brennan took his sal on one AID"
Of judge Csrdo4O and Judge D0wDng sst W tho 9lbef
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
WHITE DESPERATE IN NEGRO CHURCH
THREE NEGROES SHOT

CINCINNATI, Dec. 26.--At Christmas fest-
val held by the negoes at their church, Florence
KY, near Co,ington, on Sunday night, white man,
named Henry snydef who was intoxicated became dis
orderly and took uDwarrantahls liberties with the
women. Potter IyIOr, Of the negroes, remOnstrad
With snyder, which irr1ted him that he pts.
to and shot kylOr In tbs hsad inhcting fatal wouna
hnydes then shot three other negroes, two VI NhUI
Albert YOwell ami John Brent are seriously wounded
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pI0Opy ArFRAY IN vERMONT.'

RUTLAND, VT, Dec. 20.-On Christmas gay
b,oody anray took place Ut East Arlington, w. ID
drinking .alooD Fsrwell and Lawrence tho keepers OF
the saloop, shot five person. two Of whom haV" died
since and two more mortally wounded one OF inc
yIot,u. WIS FArwelrs sou. years Of age The AMIR
cfeates ,nters ~ extiteu4nt fIweD shd i%~epeo A'e
under snesL
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THE ARKANSAS NEGRO TROUBLES AT AN END.
LITTLE Rock. Dec. 9-COnway Barbour, the


colored Assessor OF Chco County, arrived here to-day
He was at Lake Village when wyRne and three others,
charged with murder shot He left there Friday.
and says everything quiet; that no exceases have
been committed and that tho officers Of the law haze
complete control OF affairs. The Governor has not yet
heard from his Adjutant General. and will wait for
report from him before taking any action.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
FURTIiER PARTICULARS OF THE LATE RAIL
ROAD DIHASTER

CHICAGO, Dec. 28.--Furthcr particulars of
she accident on the Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Min.
nesotl Railroad 9hturday evening, ut Shell Rock River
Bridge. Say Tho rsa had two locomotives account
of the heavy drfs The two locomotives tenders bag
gage and cabOUSscars went through the bridge, the
baggsxe-esr resting at stsrp angle The ngibeeI Of
the frtt lOcOmotve, L. L. Judd, the fireman Of the
second Robert RllstOn and one brakeman. j W
bartlett were INSTANTLY bilitd Vt tLTh ls,sts.
rLe DsKgage ul1s,eI IAnI kecii0a land Lad
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
CUBA.

THE CASE OF TIE FLORIpA-A DENIAL.
HAVANA, Dec 26.-A positive denial is gwen
70 the report that the Spanish manof-war Vasco de
Nuhez fred blank cartridge at the steamer Florloa
when she was leaving ST. Thomas. The Constdneed
newspaper of this city, that orders had previously
been issued TO vessels Of the Spanish equadron 10 cease
annovns the Florida and to retire from the ylcDlty'
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TWEED & co. IN COURT.

1t is expected that the General Sessions
Grand Jury will present number Of indictments to-day
against minor members Of the Ring Mr.. Tweed 1t Is
sa,d will be brought up to plead next Monday, aud
during the week the trial Of Haggerty anu Banch
will probably take place.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
THE ARKANSAS NEGRO TROUBLES.

CINCINNATI, Dec. Ga Memphis special to
TAe Enquirer says the latest nom Cbc0t County states
that the negroes have dsbanded and s but 80 have
turned 70 their hOmes The 80 mentioned have placed
themsetve> under the Sheriff No fcars entertained
q to retaliation BY the whites.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY ON THE CHARTER
The Committee of Seventy met last evening,
William F. Hsvemeyer preaidiug aud adopted tho fol-
lowing:
Resolved That the incomplete draft Of city charter
sent and against the wishes OF this Committee and ts
subcommittee Legislation. IL not oonsidared either
A the na decision OF this Committee far - It goes,
or as the prerudns changes inthe portion OF the ohs
ter already discussed but printed merely Tor the
cOnyenien6e Of to enable them more readily
to suggest alterations and improvements
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
TURKEY.

TIE SULTAN AND THE ROUMANlAN Kali "Ai''
LONDON. Tuesday. Dec. 9s. 1871
The Sultan, backed by Prussia and Austria, is
sharply pressing the OF the Danuban frnc
nalti.s for a settlement of Its railway obligations
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
RuSSIAl

TIE ANNUAL CONSCRIPTION.
st. PETERSBURG, Tuesday, Dec. 2o 1871
An Imperial decree appears in print, to-day
fixing the conscripton for the Russian army ioi o
1872 at six men IN every 1000.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
MuRpEROUs ArFRAYs AT HALIFAX.

1ALIFAX, n. s., Dee. 2G.-1wo aifrays oc-
CURED here last night, which are likely TO prove laal.
Capt John Michael Of the Welsh hrigantine Nina load
ing for Liverpool, quarreled with Daniel DuGean, ms
noatswaiD and shot him twice in the head Duggah
wounds are regarded mortal Capt Michaei mas ptel
arrested. At house Of ill-fame, kept hy negroes
soldier named Patrick Brennan struck on the hehi
with pitcher and will probably die from The bio".
The inmates of the house have been arrested
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
THE NEW DOMINION.
A TRUNK MYSTERY IN QUEBEC.

IN
OrEBEC. Dec. pa trunk mystcry causes
great excitement In this city. The other day a box
was found at the Grand Trunk Railway depot conaih-
ing the mutilated body OF woman IN par'iaiiy ue
cayed condition The limbs had been cut of, and the
flesh hacked Off in humps for convenience OF packing
The box had been left behind by stranger, who had
crossed the river in a ferryhoat His name Is nnknowh
Foul play Is suspected and the authorities are busy III
tha mn
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A FEW WORDS OF ADVICE.

Fo< who vsG le bearing loud sk I.vie
.sop hsba suspicion diseased car O, The
besrtg To DO Otherwise jeopsri Of our MOI.
,.s,t ,bopb be remembered Iha, when dat.,ey IN
A..rrg power caused ,te dsea,
- already made oonsdeth pgs for 10 the normal condition
I'll bs'. Certain amour, o bearing o'rhst aa. ned
tt.snbg 40 ss; hence wbeu made eu
ssos bsrtg his has only lost p.,dfa
hssnhs already tteroscboI pJon.
hnJ neglect the dnes-d sss o. u.r 10 u. hop
>ss+ hoO il h the e,peh.ee Of 81
rput diseases of The benefited By nature or tine
s-i a.i TIE eOn the ds.. moro develops
80 oOsrnd AID destructive hearing 10 ss on<D che
'@ u" III. the eolpse mprcd-no- o. neglect perceived
sss m'rei be+S done valuable Le.its Las BON @
sses probably q bra.n skill entirely restore
We 'AAh" a'ro strongly oOIdepo the pr.e,o- ho,.
@r'0sl ignorance earel.npss .Dte,v
A''Ihs process nature and ADM. patients lr, des,t.
oar 'Ip,ren,e We bs,etsd repeated 6.Donsusi on,
seA ~'1 botAiGs .uer Of u.ipfsoe. 80 d.s.rs q
db' s,.rer ,.nsr
'f "sae' dssas<. ,Le ,,t ,,.B readily 4. lIt.l ,
'''i" Ah9 ''t N t,<, Of lo,s ,,.Dt no and xl. ,,
"~''eap MpA'f A. 'tir. esr. "a, ao., ;, s..> - :,
~"s b'Ant' Ies-t, bo~.,., -, ,, ,
"t4'', u a psaosS "lo mad. hnr -,
"''-' '''' ''1 ~b" l ''qus ~s,.s, s,., =,
p' "A'"1 over -o''l tsa-s. Htt,, .a.,., ..,.,, ,
"''''''Sf !" tie '"FOen' hOrs ,s.uL, ,,,, .,. o.
'''~'' '1'' '1%'''d 'y 0, s.,4,,,,...A.
]" ""-r hss ms+ Gs.,sr' of tn, bis p.rt,. .
"'"' "sn and 10 III oour. ofhy pr.e,io. ,,s,.,.>
s''' anesi ''-' AID .'eL L Of. s4euu.,,,
we '"''' lt" prepared TO fur.. r.t,s.. Of III. ,,.
" '''' VI" 1''' '''' s''s' b" professional ,., =.
rsst Sis s'ssrot ''
"'"'n'LI "a" y s'5 'o,'at.d heS s.. % vB D.,
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~. o. The ncr prevalent and most de'truere 70 h'ns
Ne d chrome peer pain OF distress DOR pTesenuns
an, ether feature calculated Immediate alarm Tie approach OF
s.i. insbous tbAt patent n unable N
hell -b.t tie tna 6 noticed and slew and gradual ID 10
gu.a that progress peeVdN except at long Intervals OF
uu. Mt The bearing found little less acute than formerly and
ou.,s., e, attention be PAID wish to bear distinctly
We nss appear be huy or that certain per-
SOL. .ruae ey tai down in the throat" By and by
,ewe deou, eeencediD In henns conversation when two or he
ere ne carried low tone Of voice and 80 By De-
gre, bearing and eOoded aud indsnc' until
..u M o. very seriously impaired though i,msy tale years before
III, dissIoas 1esui; is accomplished
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DEAFNESs AND DISCHARGES fNo"
TDB kAR
Arsw wokrs cp PRACTICAL ArvlcF
,,,R F. tpSFoED LlGnTnIIL.
.,,, ". ye,,,., Tr.e.t r~iOes" Letters on Caarf"
K.s,.a ln,,.,s. q ib Mucous Meutrans" &e. &t
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w. L'oH1biLL 'ss v t.y to,.sit.d f,ep {. n ,u
's'eAA~ ~ W. Isn, s1aA
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

ovrcr AND ktsll KsoE nc ,oe WEST THIRTY PorRTn-sT
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
NOISES IN TnB HEAD.

Moses ih bead ,b. tri and only indication Of
BID ootdiuon At trs they sgh, snd ory
spills tut , time they constantly present and Increase in p
.y Usually resemble the escape Of steam u. ringing Of bells
. s,tg Of 81. heart the hummps Of insects sDd In fact every
bs. sound on'O they Of terrible torture dis
ADc who spphed for relief far
sA.Us lave II. LOSES removed thar TIE hearing ort only
tAkS III. ot1e could be dooe
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DEAFNESS IN CHILDHOOD.
DISCHARGE PROM TIE EAR.


foregoing characterized by the sseDcs o
roleste calculated suspicion sat e
UreG discharge from tie for the d,ei reveals
eye SMELL being fact offensive
TIE dit-e. usually results from nasmmssO process Of 'ne
produced mess ooh other oaOs and vas
IN afrep, e.sss individual at different tines
Usa.ny 10 f purulen: greenshyeiO. matter, occasionally
sr,.ie Il blood visG and rOpy src
nay reseut. appearance and consistency
In zone merely the lining Of the sudo canal st
10 oh.r cooos poaT from A and Aep tie
surrounding xheh presents and nasmed appearance
III. discharge wsys characterized by fed odor ba, IN
kg. orenve sufferer o!ee, Of disgust
Lin,.1 lns o o:oerx
Discharge from the " dangerous both 20 hssnng and to the sm
r.p,s occasions il all The beadbg
without notable injury
k power ,s effect. bshas the disease
70 give oNurags Epilepsy St. vu' Dance Paralysis and other
ssf,oos dur1anee scarcely wondered when
pro the diseased the great
se.ur tie tr.t Which ,Lt iDa..uoL ueerstOr night be
.lt.ca;ed " fa'ai consequences
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DEAFNESS PY SPELLS.

the bes7ne ar suse only by en' the ears becoming
eucted 4arg cold while tOsrs the pose 10 such cases the
bearing O4n sOddeDy restored With sppps sound or Iona start
hug rcp. after the cold has passed on Bat the
,e Of ieass usually and often and last longer
unul q, ergtb permanent deafness sOpervenea
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of which represents an American river steam
boat, and on its padde-boX appear the charac-
tiers "10sS SIS" The puzzled Cincinnatians, at
a loss to conjecture the meaning OF these figures,
were disposed to attribute to them some
emblematic or otherwise mystical significance.
But the explanation is very simple. Mr. Pro
basco sent over steamboat bill as a guide to
the artist in designing this has relief On the
steamboat in the bill these figures CHANGED to
be written, and the conscientious artist repro
duced them in his work. This story is like one
told of the days when it was the custom for
rich people to have their china made to order
in the country from with its name is derived.
A New York merchant wrote bis order for a
dinner service sent a drawing of coat of arms
to be copied in the centre of each piece and,
that there might be no mistake about the place
it was to occupy, he wrote across it, "This in
the middle" The china arrived in due time,
and was very handsome, but ON each plate,
across the elegant design of the artist, appeared
in an irregular scrawl, the fac simile OF the
merchants own handwriting, the words "rhis
in the middle"
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OF Andrew J. Garyey, the great plasterer of
New York, whose magnificent jobs afford such
encouragement to all plasterers everywhere,
a correspondent of the New York Commercial
Advertiser tells the following irresistible story
One of DR.. Corey's old Baptist parishioncrs
let out the story to-day, and ii is about Andrew
J. Garvey's mother.
Mrs. Garyey is a devoted Baptist and is will
ing to base her chances of future salvation on
the doctrine OF close communion, total INNER
sion, and punctual attendance on all church
prayer meetings.
Years ago, when Andy was little boy, Mrs,
Garvey used to appear at the weekly PRAYER
meetings, and regularly ask for PRAYERS ior her
"two wicked little boys" 1t got to be a stand
ing joke, and DIR. Corey fairly wore himself ont
praying for Andy Garvey. One day one of Dir.
Corey's devoted mothers in Israel met him and
inquired:
"Well, doctor, what did you do in the PRAYER
meeting last nightp
80 ,dearn exclaimed the doctor, dit is always
the same old story-Mrs. Garyey wanted US TO
pray for those two wicked boys of hers again /
| really believe she wants us to take up the
whole prayer meeting. | wish she'd get some
private minister to pray all the time for those
wicked little scampsp
"Well," exclaimed a lady member of Grace
church, "if that is the best that DIR. Corey could
DO after six years hard praying, don't wonder
That he left the ministry. OGly think, he turned
out swindlng plas.erer finally, and has run
AWAY from the doctors prayers at laSt!'
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Cu1c,co,s LOST Trrpp,py Wp,17u-Cbi.
coSn yyas tho ora,t literary omnorinm of tbo
na,tb,"ast RI entira bncI trdSa W. t,, '.,S
;nnIndin at ,naIi o.tir, Of mo s+atioo;
al ,"", I tL VI hi i9
onoG Will "ss o 6o aGo W luz oo G moses
W pri Se a. w "eStedn
Coo,a o. ~ $3.50 y w., ID; A NJ:
80 CJo r. r. ", y; oneIMood auu Copp, Ell
thrao 49, ~ i ny VuSesi lug aIst
t .. nrnlS 9ld business sac by sac IN nYe-
9,o.S MAJ s ",e pl9Ch GU state staVe, ahd thelr
III 'eT ,lie uhest gIouP OF Dookstores
nan ~ Sso oGo a stoIes rented Ior from slo
wv wv " GSV3OVo Stlcn Per "nn9lh' EaGh was lou
lceI Geep ny 10 WIu5' win sheFes
Stnc,s or boors ofton t,,,ice os b %su euoIllous
st'NAs ~ uoGAe, oeIu !" ISo 10 ll ~ man
leaa' IlsllS lIol eselF aSaiaolc square io0t OF
e nool' To,, w nGmS Gie WHEN
~ aT ~ Ne" 0n6 a 9ulu , n,,L
SU anuaE E uooui sIOSV,Too e %Ua' of culleIt
ro IN Which Cen McCnr t a tn p' Gad
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The Warning has been Needed.

Since the exposure Of the attempts made by certain
INSCRIPTIONS local dealers, to palm OF their coarse
astrngents made from cheap and impure materials. in
the place Of the great national tonic Hosetters Stom-
ach Bitters public opinion has set strongly against these
empires and their preparations. Their occupation is
gOne soon will be- When the light is let into decep
ton 1t soon willis down Persons who trfe with their
own health, by using unknown preparations, with no
guarantee TO sustain them, when established specific
proven by twenty experience to be exactly what It
is claimed to be- is within their reach repent
their temerity. Mauy have done in this instance but
it hoped that the truth plainly spoken has arrested the
evil In the meantime the demand for the leading pro
tectve and restorative medicine of America was never
great as has been this From the fever and
ague districts of the west, southwest and south il is
literally overwhelming, and it may be said of the advces
from all paris of the country of the cures it eecting
in dyspepsia, bilious complaints and chronic constipa-
ton, that their name is legion" Everywhere the sick
ami feeble seem to have realized the importance of
hodng fast that which is good" and of avoiding what
Is spurious and dangerous. dkwlw ol2
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The New York stnr sn,.s

we haVeit from the undoubted authority of a
highly respected citizen of Port Deposit that
negro appeared at Port Deposit a few days ago,
VINO Is most slngularly constituted in his "make
up" He possesses the power of changing the
location OF his heart, and Of doing some other
wonderful things with his "internal improve
ments." Drs. Evans, Broomal and Sbure ex-
amiDed him. He caused his heart to drop down
from ITS place on the left side and then moved
it across his stomach, then up the right side and
across the chest TO its proper place, remarkinp.
"there, she goes homel' The doctors followed
1t 1.-THE heart in It's singular circuit, making its
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which cost in the sheets 1888 apiece.-Ne'c YORK.
Trj5Hnp


HOME, THE GREAT SPIRITUALIsT, COMING
HoME.-Yon are about TO be visited, am told,
by Mr.. Daniel Home, the great spiritualist
whose name be pleased TO pronounce Hume"
This gentleman is to be married for the second
time, and is to take his bride, Russian lady, to
visit the new world. Mr.. Home has lately come
into renewed notorety here, where his renown
had somewhat faded. Recently he has been dis
tnguishiug himselfby sailing in and out Of lofty
windows without the aid of wings or ropes
Like the lady in the song of the Lying trapcse,
he "Hoats through the air with the greatest of
ease" At least 50 am told. never saw the
performance. A quaint old soldier and chroni
cler of Spain, describing battle with the Next
cans, wherein he himself took part, AYERS that
st. James in person, mounted on a snow white
horse, fought for the SpauiardS; "but," adds the
honest historian, 81, sinner that | am, was of
course not worthy to be allowed to see the great
saint" So may say of myself have been at
spiritual seances, but sinner aud skeptlc that
am, | was never allowed to see anything
worth recording. But 1 have met Mr..
Home and heard him recite poetry of certain
half-humOrOus, halEtragic kind, and thought
the performance admirable Home is a rather
handsome, yellow haired man, still quite young,
with 4 quick nervous manner aud a persua-
sive, penetrating eye. He is Just the man to
have female devotees. | believe he tried the
stage, without success, but in a drawingroom
| never heard more effective reader, or rather
reciter, for he does not read. There is legend
that an Gyer-zealous English minister, at a small
German capital, once wrote TO Lord Pdmerston
4 long political dissertation by way of dispatch,
and received a reply TO the effect that Lord
Palmerston does not care three straws about
your opinion on the Scheswig-IIolsten ques-
tion, but is glad TO find that you are reducing
the cost Of Seaing-waX and paper in your de-
partment." HumDy initiating Lord Pamers-
ton, let me say that don't care three strawss
about Mr.. Homes spiritualistic powers, but l
greatly admire his recitation of one of Walter
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pulsations as it progressed. Then the ''coloTed
brother" dropped his ribs Ihen he put MS
bowels in motion, causing the whole mass to re-
volve twenty-one times. lie then suspended the
action OF his heart, the doctors not being able to
detcct tbe slightest pulsdtion. This negro is Il
short but powerfully built and muscular man.
He saws he was born in Italy; shows sears
where he saws he was opened twice ny doctors in
Eurobc. DR.. Evans offered him 500 if he would
LET him go for him" again, but he said he be
Heved he "wouldn't try that any morel' The
doctors made up a sum Of money, and he went
on his way rejoicing, This is, perhaps the most
wonderful case on record.
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Cincinnati, last week, dedicated her new foun-
tain, the gilt Of Mr. Probaseo, rich and public
spirited citizen. lis cost was $4,000 II is Of
bronze, was cast in the famous foundry at Mu.
mich from the designs OF a German artist, and is
said 10 be far superior as a work of art to any,
thing Of the kind in America. One eurions
though not important OF conspicuous, feature Of
the design is the result ofthe loo scrupuous fide-
ity Of the artistin following his instructions. On
, anels surrounding the base are bias reliefs, one
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The Italian government wants the ground oc-
cupied by the convent of Saint Andre, near
Quirnal palace, for the enlargement Of the
kings stables. The Jesuits have an American
college there, and hence the ministry hesitate
about appropriating the place The republican
journals reproach the government for hesitating
before convent after Cannonading the gates Of
Rome. BY the Pope's order the convent will
yield only to force. This applies to all religious
institutions,
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Abbott will sell real estate on Main and May
wood streets, this forenoon at IL O'Clock.
At two O'Clock this afternoon, he will sell five
new two-tenement houses for John Schofeld, ON
Coral and Waverly streets.
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The Republicans Of Worcester County
are requested to send Delegates to Convention, to be
holden ut Worcester in Horticultural Hail. TUES
DAY. Oct II. at II O'Clock A NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating Candidates for the following County OIL
GERS Clerk of the Courts, Sheriff. District Attorney,
one County Comm soner and two Special Commission
and for the transaction Of any other business that
may properly come before the Convention.
The basis of representation will be the same rs that
for the State Convention.
JOHN W. WETHERELL,
Chairman of Repub. County Committee.
"a Republican papers in the county please copy.
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OYsTERs.-Utley will receive a superior lot of
New Haven and Fire Island oysters this morning.
None better can be found in the CITY. Utey is the
only man in the city who receives New Haven oys-
tiers daily.
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Up Hall Co. will sell household furniture at
auction at their salesrooms this afternoon and eve
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Lamson, Glazier & Co. will hold their regular
Saturday sale to-day, at 1919 o'clock
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