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whose ,uneriDss have been protrsc,ed from hidden
causes and whose cases require PROMPT treatment to
- -.
render existence desirable
If YoU ARE sUFFERfNa, OR HAvt SUFFERED.
nom involuntary discharges, what creo, docs /. pro
duce upon your general hesthp Do you feel weak
DEDILITATED. EAsILY TIRRDp
Does little extra eXerton produce papitation OF the
hearth Doe. YOUR LIVER. or URINARY ORGANS.
or YOUR KIDNEYS.
FREQUENTLY OCT OUT OF oRDRRp
IS YOUR URINE sometimes thick. milky. or Hocly
the topt Or is sediment a, the bottom after It ha,
stool whio1 Do you have sDcil, ofsuoRr BREATH
ING OF DYsPErslAf Are your bowels constlpated? {?
DO you have spells Of faiatlng. OK kUsHEs OF
BLOOD TO THE HEAD' Is YOUR MEMORY IN.
PAIRED2 Is your mind constantly dwelling on this
subJect1 DO You feel dull. Istless. mopng tired Of
away from everybody Does any little thing make
you start or Jump is YOUR sLBEP BROKEN OR
REsTLEssp Is THE LUsTRE OF YOUR EYE AS
BRILLIANT THE bloom on your check as orightp
DO you enjoy yourself in society as well
DO you pursue your business with the same energy ?
DO you feel "a much confidence In yoursclfp ARE
YOUR SPIRITS DULL and nAggng. GIVEN TO FITS
"
LIVER OR DYSPEPSIA. HAVE you RESTLESS
NIGHTsp Your BAch WEAK your KNEES WEAK.
and have but little appetite. you attribute this to
DYSPEPSIA or LIVER CoMPLAINTp
Now. resier. solts5ase. veDereh diseases badly
cured. and sexual cIce,se, all capable OF produc-
Ing a weakness OF the gcnera,ve organs The organs
OF generation, when in perfect health maze the
Dli You think that those bold. defiant energetic
whose generative organs 10 perfect heAlthp You
hear such complain OF being melancholy. Of
nervousness, OF palpitstion OF the heart
How many men from the Effects OF cxco,ses, have
brought Abou, state OF weakness In sexual organ,
that has reduced the general system much a. to in-
duce almost every other dreMe-lDIocY, LUNACY.
PARALYSIS, sPISAL AFFECTIONS, sUIclDR. AND
ALMOST EVERY OTHER FORM OF DISEASE which
humanity Is heir TO- and tho real cause OF the trouble
scarcely suspected and have used dies Tor all
but the ght one
Diseases OF these organ, require the use OF durete
HELMBoLDs FDUID xrRAcT BUcHU is the great
dusetic, and "a a certain cure for dlsea,es OF tue
RLADDEk KIDNEYS. GRAVEL. DRoPsY. ORGAN
&c WEAKNESS. FEMALE COMPLAINTS. GENERAL
DEBILITY and all diseases OF the SEXUAL ORGANS.
whether existing ia MALE OR FEMALE. from what
ever cause origlnWiag. and no matter Of how long
standing
II no treatment is subm tied to. Consumption OF In-
sanity may ensue. Our nesn and blood are supported
from these sources, and health and happiness and
that Of po,terty, depends upon prompt Of rel-
able remedy.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT DUCHU and IMPROVED
ROSE WASH cures secret and delicate disorders In all
their stages at little expense little or no change in
diet no inconvenience and exposure, It's pleasant
in taste ans odor. immediate Ia ia action free from all
nauscous compounds.
BRLMDoLDS
FLUID EXTRACT or nUCTU
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PAYABLE In Cola. III PiyaD.o In Currency
FIRST CABIN......... ti5l sTEERAaE. 80. -. fu
Passengers also forw srded to paTls Havrs n i'm
Dn'r Sweden, NORWAY. and Denmark at reduce Ia,oa
80 o. wish n. to seuf tor tne.r fr lds
ofturther Information anply az the Company's oica
JOHN q. DALE. Agent,
n 90 AL
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3inantlal.

y Finance linreau OF the i.eceiycI Of Taxes. Court
house, PaIk ~ Chambers S., NoYomb r |, 1874,
10 TAX AlkkS.
Notice IA horeby gwen that one per celt will be
NIu " Is 81 tAGet uEpa.l "a ihn ,rt of fNcrmbCr,
also an additional ono per cent on December IS. on
all taxes remaining unpaid on January I, Interest a.
the rate oftwe We per cent per hnnum CNlCuAted from
tie oAY the b0Oks were rO0eyul 10y mo Receiver Of
TnNos 10 TIE dnY OF payment will be added No money
wil be received hilog O'Clock T. M, once hours
nomb NJ. tOsP NJ, ~
BERNARD sMGTH .
h0SQIter
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mnstntfnfk.

SEs.F SHs$SAs,Tf EsT$RsS ~
fTB 5sTBGIE a$S Sa ezassFRfEEE
s 9een as sSs5S I day nsf eFI
Ti9N % sEvE SD fERl or ExnBirIoSs r oNE csl
dren under 10, half price. few reserved chairs 70
Bv fsf the largest collection OF living wild Animals
and Birds ever seen together either m Europe or Amer
Smost worm cTesuS on tsc zoooses and ornho
ogeal kingdoms from the huge Asiac kephsnt to The
are living Marine Monsters, enormon' Sea Lions "a
hmont tho myriad MitGfsein chrosss from all plrti
tom. Nv Living Giants ana Dys,i llTe Dg 5sT indians
peardcl Cnd, NJ Cannibai Tgoian Gtl. Fat Woman,
Living Skeleton Lightning Calculate Cardin Giant.
Rra.s Haio%stoS H S'Ii Iady Eel RsT hiassF; Ha,o%ston
hi5a and lsq9imauS Curiosites the LSdy BSrn win.
a., rms ArT, ssypsa mnmm S es & oif AnceS NJ
the Crowned Heads Of Eutope, wh thousands OF oher
o ,Ss S"a 1Ne s1S 20 sn9 ,sr o.
BI$$ S$$tifEESSRSIIHH ifESRSIH ffREE
10 all It's natural ncgumrnts $50 feet high % feet in
yew o. a, a. cant " ,ot Of "a Se o 5GsG~e ycy
great exposition. is worth the whole price OF adms.
TO To the above is also added. FREE OF CHARGE. to
all patrons wac sire to seel
MAMMOTH CiRCUs
Perfectly cha,tc, rehBcd aud unoh cctionaoe to the
ericest mOrd3t, with 80 Uf the best male and female
riders Iobas Pymu asts tumbere aud volt geurs In
the world Also framed horses educated mules. per.
forming elerhants, dancing PONIES capering cames
and dlOmedarice, lion tanner In den u ferocious
wild beasts, amagnincent Hppodfomo Pageant COM
m nging with a Eotgeously capartsOned HERD OF
ASIAIIC ELEPHANTS, "a SINGLE AND DOU BILE
BUMPED CAMEl>, % THoROUGHBRED ARABIAN
HORSES AND PONIES, with 30 performers dIogsed In
the most brilliant spaugle bedizzened Oriental OBS
tunes ever since the days OF the Roman EmoerOrs
10 addition to the tlS 900 PAID to the proprietor OF
Wcoie Museum for the nrgile,c cf cxhibung for
short time IN New YORK, this colossal com 0ination Of
anusemeuts cOnCen rating seven superior cIhplt)ns
In one its present expenses cXcce $40 rcr day. and
yet the price Of almssOn to the ente series IL the
tRme charged to common cIrcus or menagcre-only
5O' children under 10. half price, resorvel chars, 25c
extra
Oben rom Il In the mornine until 10 at night,
Ulpno irOme nrrlnrm Ann y clm nen.e 10 and 3
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TOR QUEENSTOWN AND lIyEHPnDI,
linn On Llle R0yhl Wan sieAmnrs Ale anp b

City or " YORK. saturdsy. Nov. ~ al DAN
Guy OF Baltimore, Thursday. Nov. at IN
City OF Brussels. SATURDAY, NOV. o. q. + N
CITY o. Antw r.. TIM "sdAy Nnv. 90 nj Y A. VI
and escn spccesding Snr1rday ana rhurtdaV tro cr
l5, North River.
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~ To LlNEkPDOL AND QUEENS rOWN
1Ha q EEN, InOMat SltuldlY Nog. i8. %. . A. NJ.
lGiPl. Gract. Sa'urdAy. Nov % Al ? T. VI.
SPAIN, Gtognn IS tur Iay Dec. 2, - =. A, NJ.
80 n plsshsc "a 400 "a cqrrf'fF
scernge currency
lrepald strerage ckets IA ON Lit erpoolOu ensown
Lon ION ie:rY, uiasgoW, o. Lo .tp S3a Irrcncy.
Offices Ca nrOacway. = W j. lItf1.g +. Nau,Fsr
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Gb, 6att.
Sabinss Snnhs,

DOW LING GREEN SAVINGS BANK.
ID 81 Broadway.
Open daily from 10 a, to3P Al.
Ten cents to $40 900 receive on deposit six per cent
interest free OF Government taI com nences first Of
nv month. HENRY SMITH,
u, E. SRLMKs, Secretary, President.
WALTER lsOOHE, EDWARD HOGAN, Vice Presidents
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Situations 6lnnlto.

SuUdil0ns 6tlnntto.
A RE- PECTABlE wi-ow woman wishes to 90
~ oulA " .I Z Aad house cleaning hy ths dty Amy
l2t 8o'l'"" " Np.t'i room - rear, top noor,
A GlOD OPEit N1OR on Wheeler & Wilson'S
Nate iamlle,, 81 b.r,cAcg ". 49,
h.k--.A y 4A4.- t.~s .-rr- r-- ia
cutting, ultE and rmW'ug an me IAt Il ~ a.
WI, 10 out pN TIE Gal ~ tIsl-lAs. fam mar
tculhts inquire ht lJ3 Nltou ST. 80 tpo rom Lee ny
l,ooklin T. D., or a1lrrs DkESSMAktR.
lNITUATlUN wAptC1 uy "a Young man 10 duye A
- Aelse or WORK Ia store Apply 10 W. A b q
Jiue 81 Now iOIk.
NTED-By lady stranger in the CITY sliu.
~ hlo1 aSuuite, gVYtruta,, or la1Y's tom 'a1lOu
all .c care ~ growing cuIrcn; no objection TO
MAJ, on woulf travel CHl or uddres tgl two daYG
y ,f,tI * 3;C1Ll,G
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dupartn,rsglp & aOirtts.
o5rottrl,s.

DARGsINS ~ TEAS. cows 4 .ur. .to-e'i's
! aud proNisiols sol M Qualliuts hut rFe'I-
body Gail, save ur m lney, ald se' 1r yolt' .ysA
THDM ~ 4. AGNEW 80 Gr''. .H.t1 81
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A -SHOEMAK waited; yolnc man to
~ wore OF custom WORK. Apply atGO MontgO nerg
t New York
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W derstands the business. iis Fulton St, near Jay
o.. BrooSiyn.
w nei coats and worA eyen outside g!H Columh as,
WANTED-Good Igy r 'eys5'f SSgf'!s e. ,,o p,o,sw,v
WANTKp,ooAa.o opsrat 3r r. on on noen as eoas Apply at
w SS' West ~ % ST. c7gher sth "V., upper moor.
WANTED Girs on fancy work. 1871 and lis Nor
w foik 81, oa',mcntst store.
WANTLD-finisher' on pants at iE Norh "a st..
W vi WiiIamsbafSh.
WANTED-A Young eiti 10 attend two children.
WANTED-At tmart errsnd grl. Apply Al 50 ith
OOO uANpS-o1crators on coats, smset'.
6..,. T,1s 50 i, 'S' os Ea,i sa aii'' s. VI per W''S
Wantro-- --Hlts.
A.-ATFoFFickkfbs bsrpp'HfA rpp'HfALwiNs77Rs / y Wis.
o.; ,s 50, s. g. Il 81, +; IS s. IL, = n ii.
rS6Crcaaiis5;Eyy !, 1 c,,'. j, q, 10Y i isn
"s,,'hiii<T 20 -, Y IA I a. z q o.
s%1ols e g g :, !, / 8 g Is s. 60, !,
,I,iiqgIa,g}n u'l'h; G9i oFeul,r' ,enoy
fUton ~ all!r'r; f,r.
A TTTNTloN i-w.9.ea; an Intelligent boy'ein
- "'' W '''''' S% "4S 'ssehaipfs, IS ,hamDcr.".
4 ,wot, .! custom % @Srk Appy At co Ion,so %erS
A sHihT. ee9:ec' e1y, with refer,ncc. in a b.o-
n tcrs once chi At a. noo1 a u tine st 70 mil.
A KILIIkINiCi, .ackcr wanted A.
~ '"' p" N9' = - ~, ly-n =.
n SAIL ~ 60 .iii Duane It.
A PsAcrIcAL ''afoailler wanted at aos west
.,ny y,yryD .....-- - - - :
,S year. on, 10. a',,A % To,t "a, ews tad,
poY waited OH o1ri'n pic...o.e VIII, can l7a.e
- fca ). NcGsG { WiBEEy. 81; T.o,dwa'.
ROY WANTED. Gou,eY co, So Dr al
CS}snns man 'T .',aS IA; So.s APr5s5 y:.. .,
IErnER w.VTU0, on WHO ,aa NAL T-a7y
sppR aSG pif i1l on G Ia =, ns @ n '" '''' none ''''
'''' NN Il n ,,OGFRs q Murr,vu u
nOUS"sGaEn.- yau.ci q NJ. ca.1 e-cmal;
j. tI. Lien Il Lexington Av
nT,Rp,.r c1rIrE. on woaaasnt waT4 want
tna Noitr 81 - .'ro1ll.n, T. D
.ruI.I..y wan O. ,t ,fq B. gI,,1 "a Ur0- ~
vi one wao da ',rAai. r.paaa sewn: machine.
PAIL 4ay.s ri,se.' 1e r'2ole Se car, ear aa3 a5 ra
Dr,r,, ..--., ,,.-i,,o ----------------
IL AreJIN ( NAGIi'. 80 rn''on s..
oN c ~ 'op5 mi 't or 'of .riM 9St oo
houss referred, tl' 79.lI I.ui. a culd one - one
'"o.V,.'' ~ ."' - ~, y,
STrsnSSe" !" a. c''n,r \ 4, ~ Sce ko ly 10
VI w!iLlNNs. hu,s,gae yarl "a az. corner 20 = ,,.
Rritkll ,r' a' wanted VA. 'pNh'
Sis6i. AID acia'a.es vie fa,,}i TT9.rS n.
SHOUuAKER WANTED On tootel boots. At .!
S'Norl - W.liiams6dryy99v vr. r,,1oep,,n
GLhTEhS am un roo;ers wan'ed = iiQ CONT ST.,
- 80
= ioonng Ca at ,j' Elst .Sth at, Sew York.
CUIHr CITIES. waited GA white shirts, at 81
- Franklin ~ hrI iot
.. 49,. . -
IVA AZ BIZ nF't-e't, tn AlIr s,,es,l lT9h WeFheis
Il A.HOCNE CO 80 Pearl 81.
'lNNNFR s1d t1oer for th' country lao Ire OF
Il GEo. ~ A'Hrl l, eJ Nalerst
NUN nm Tt,p,, T., ,ric. :, c1r-l,,,o n,7r,ar,,-
Il varted to-day at 90 "a av
xuANrsnA A ,or,- ,,s-, IN, mi -sI--r,s r-oI-
~ y ~ ~, az ~ vs"ca Eunu
sfe nrrfar-an wa%e. sip Rttr4s. M I '"pn, VI
The sun., 1871-11-18

SMART, cen:ecl b1y. with references In a bso-
n kcrs once. Call a. .. uooi. A. u Hile st. I'm II.
The sun., 1871-11-18

A TTENTION !-w-n'ed an Intelligent boy in
n ner Tor pictafe aud SIX cprd at
A SCHMIDT =, s. thamber. 81.
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q > SN-WRITINE, "a leso7s, hooslao,ls.,
~ 80 ~ ~. ~ o. gtllli az. spHUIl. l.lI.
''Aen uo'u'sH y each FAlNE, 6! Bowcry
The sun., 1871-11-18
Ulantro- Hllts.

VNNNIIIF " SI0II's
-A.-OEFICIAL DRAWINGS,
n. KIM UCKN STA rE l. iEfiES.
"a - A ~ a. a, h. ., ~, ,NW u ~
AhNtttki .t,A,' ois Nov u, isl
u. ". H. ~, 3 80 .. -. 70 IS o. - 81
PAUI CAll-ENfrs ems 40 81 Nov II ts1l
~, o. e. q. %, q. ~. !, &, i Il, 2 e. o..
~. ~. 80. q. = u O.. %. Is g.! ~ At y
SIMMONS "a CO. hllageS t1yinItOl. ky
.taiornau)n uruh, ani circulars sent BY L
BLU r.. 6r1Ssr. s BrlId Yiv, l.. %. pJx l.qJ tjJ
fultor a. ana PArt iiv
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Go the Associated Press,

w AohlNGIONy AluIEu 20.
THE COMMISSION.
The San Domingo commission remained in
conversation with the president for about three
quarters of an hour. The report was not pre-
scented, but will be tomorrow. On Thursday
the commission dine with the president.
INTEREST IN THE SENATE.
The discussion on the San Domingo question
in the senate attracted large audience TO the
galleries to-day, and, when the house adjourned,
many members proceeded thither TO hear Gen.
Schurz.
Mr. SchurZ will, tomorrow criticse Secretary
Robeson's letter of the Dist inst to Admiral Lee.
CONFIRMED.
The senate to-day confirmed: VIII Cumback,
collector of the fourth Indiana district G. G..
Crawford, postmaster at Brunswick, Me.
SENTENCED AND PARDoNED.
Chas. +. Edwins, treasury clerk, sentenced to
six months imprisonment for embezzlement of
public funds, was to-day pardoned by the pres-
dent, on account of ill health, half the sentence
having expired.
LATER-THE COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
The San Domingo commissioners have agreed
upon report, excepting upon the subject of the
health and debt Of the Dominican republic.
They may not be ready to report to the presi-
dent until Thursday.
sERENADE.
The New Hampshire members of the house
were serenaded tonight. They made speeches
in response, and Senator Thurman, James NJ.
Cavanaugh and others addressed the audience
THE NEW LOAN,
Total subscription to the new loan to date
$40 900 900.
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New England Dispatches.
Assaulted and RObbed-SIrange Death
New Hampshire Matters, etc.

MASSACHUSETTS.
NEWTON, March 2S-As Daniel Foley of
Newton, was passing along Walnut street. op
posite the residence of Governor Claflin, Newton.
vile, last evening" about eight O'Clock, he was at.
tackled by two men, and robbed of STA which
had been paid him for land. Foley told them he
had nothing, but they tore his clothes nearly off
him, and threatened him with instant death if
he resisted. No clue to the robbers.
LOWELL, March 2S.-Farnum Merrill an old
resident, died last night, aged siXty-four years.
He was a member of the same jury with Mr..
Stearns of Bedford, who died suddenly, Il few
days since. He was in attendance at court up
to Friday night. A small carbuncle on the in
side of his nose, which first appeared few days
since, caused his death.
BosToN, March pa fire in Cambridge to-
day, destroyed one of the buildings of Valen-
fines Japan varnish mandatory, containing
seven thousand gallons Of varnish, valued at five
dollars gallon. Total loss estimated at $4,000;
insured for $4,000.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, March 2S,-Che dwelling house of
Samuel HunnuX, with contents, mile north of
Lancaster Village, was burned about twelve
O'Clock, last night. Loss $500; no insurance,
Cause defective chimney.
AT Franklin, yesterday, Edward Brown and
Stephen Kendrick, charged with stealing seventy
three dollars from a companion on Sunday, dur
ing a social meeting, "when whskey was in
and wit out" Brown gave bail TO appear at the
next supreme judicial court, and Evans had not
this morning been able to get any, and will go
to Jail.
The maple sugar house of Mr.. Hiram Barker,
with utensils, in Upper Bartlett, were burnt
last Thursday night. Loss 5000; not insured.
Funeral services, with Masonic honors, were
held at twelve O'Clock to-day over the remains
of Mr. Samuel Holt, late of Worcester and an
engineer on the Norwich and Worcester rail-
road. He was a native of this city, where he
leaves widow and two children and member
of Eureka lodge. The exercises took place at
Masonic Temple He was aged thirty-four.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, March 2S.-Barzillai Hudson, of
the firm of b. & W. Hudson, one of the Oldest
Hartford merchants died to-day, aged seventy
eight. He commenced business here in 1872.
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FREIGHT BURGLARY.-A brakeman on the
Boston and Albany railroad named Frank
Nourse, was arrested, Sunday morning, for
breaking open a car on the night freight train
from Boston, on which he was employed. 1t
seems that suspicion had rested for some time
upon the hands on the train, and Saturday night
an officer Of the road took his place in a freight
car of the train when it left Boston, to see for
himself whether or not any attempt at stealing
would be made. When about at Cambridge the
side window att one end of the box.car was
broken in, it having been nailed on the inside,
and Noursc went into the car to see what there
was that he wanted. Upon finding the "spot-
ter" he was thought to be some one stealing A
ride, and after some rough talk to him. the con-
ductor was informed and went himself to see
the strange passenger. An explanation set the
conductor right as to what was going on !;
SO he told the brakeman that the best
way would be TO take the fellow to
Worcester and there turn him over to the po-
lice. But when the turning over to the police
came off, the brakeman found himself the VIC
tim in the transaction, and has been confined
ever since. From his confessions it appears
that stealing freight in small quantities has been
practiced Tor a long time; which fact, however,
is not so new as TO be particularly startling, for
cases where seals have been broken and mer-
chandise has been stolen from freight cars,
have been brought before the public often
enough to give that crime recognized place
among other dark ways. Other bralemen
have also been arrested on suspicion. 1t
was at first the intention to remove Nourse to
Cambridge for trial, since the crime was not
committed in this county; but it has been de-
eided to first examine him before the municipal
court here for larceny of similar character per-
petrated in this county. After that he will be
sent to Cambridge for an examination on the
first complaint He is young fellow-Only
seventeen, and has hitherto been regarded as
trusty and honest.
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LEGISLATIVE VIsIToRs-The railway COM
mittee of the Legislature left Boston at the close
of the session yesterday, arriving in this city
last evening. Mayor Earle, with delegation
of citizens extended hospitabe welcome at
the Bay State house, last night, and will aid
them in the prosecution of their business to-day.
They come to get such information as can be
obtained by personal inspection, relating to the
local railroad problem. The plan is to visit
Lincoln square at nine o'clock, and go thence
by car to Foster street, Lincoln square, the
Junction and intermediate points, and at noon
leave for Boston by special train, reaching the
State house before the meeting of the legislature.
If the committee will mature some plan to
remove the railroad tracks from our common
and the streets adjacent, and give us passenger
stations creditabe to city of the Importance of
Worcester, they will merit aud receive the
thanks of our citizens
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FROM EUROPE.
France.

ORDER PREVAILS.
VERSAILLES, March 2S.-Marselles continues
tranquil. AT Lyons, the regular authorities
have resumed the administration of affairs, and
at st. Etienne, where the "redS" obtained con-
troll for while, the government officers have
been restored, and order now prevails.
THE ELECTION AT PARIS.
PARIS, March 2S,-Le Soir reports that $4,000
votes were cast at the elections on Sunday,
about half the number pOllcd ut the last plebiS-
citUm.
CHARACTERISTIC.
The Journal Oficiel contains an article,
signed by Valiant, advocating the assassination
OF Duke dc Aumale.
Great Britain.
PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, March 2S.-The house of lords adj
journed tonight, after an undressing discus
sion ON the defects of the present military sys-
tenn.
In the commons, the drift of debate was
toward legislation TO prevent the expectation of
arms to bcligerentS.
Spain.
CARLIsTs AGAIN.
MADRID, March H.-The impartial to-day
has information that a Carlist band of sixty
men has been beaten and dispersed in the prov
incc of Lerda.
DISORDERS.
There were attempts at disorder, on Sunday,
at SaragoSsa, COdova, and Valencia repub-
licau agitation is reported from Andalusia, and
CarliSt demonstrations in the Basque provinces.
CLAIMS AGAINST MOROCCO.
Spanish ENJOYS have gone to Tangier, to pre-
fer claims upon the government of Morocco, on
behalf of Spain.
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Our New York Dispatches.
The Damage TO the Granite sIate-GsOne
TO EurOpe-suit Dismissed, etc.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-The damage to the
Hartford steamer Granite State proves much
less than at first reported. She will resume her
trips in two or three days.
Rev. VIM. r. Alger, Boston, sailed in the
Thurngen this afternoon for Hamburg.
The supreme court of the United States has
dismissed the suit of the Phoenix fire insurance
company, Brooklyn, TO recover 100000 taxes
paid to the city.
The alumni Of Amherst college residing in
New York and vicinity held reunion this eve
ming at the residence of II. G. DeForcst, former
president of the alumni association. President
Stearns aud Professor w. S. Tyler of the college
were present, and among the company, of near
ly one hundred graduates and former students,
were Henry Ward Beecher Rev. Drs. Hitchcock,
Rockwell, and Stors, Col. NJ. W. Tyler, Drs.
Lincoln and Pierce.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, March 2S-7 80 p. NJ.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FoUR HoURs
The low barometer over Massachusetts, Mon
day evening, has passed to the northeast, De-
yond our coasts. The area of high pressure,
Monday evening in Tennessee, now covers Ohio
and Lake Michigan. The pressure appears to
have decidedly fallen, with large increase of
temperature in the extreme northwest. The
barometer is stationary in the Rocky noun
tains and on the Pacific coast. Clear weather
with occasional cloudiness has prevailed to-day
east of the Rocky mountains, and north of the
gulf states. On the immediate gulf coast, the
barometer has fallen slightly, with threatening
weather.
PROBABILITIES.
Fresh southeast and northeast winds, with
falling barometer, are probable for Wednesday
on the upper lakes, AMI the same with cloudy,
rainy weather in the gulf states. Partially
cloudy and clear weather will probably prevail
on the Atlantic coast and lower lakes
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AUBURN.-The old Congregational church in
this town, of which Rev. Enathan Davis is the
faithful and efficient pastor, is to undergo thor
ough repairs the coming month, and to be fitted
up in more modern style. 1t was built in III,
and is therefore almost centenarian in age.
This is the church over which Rev. Enoch Pond,
D. D., the well-known author of ponds Muir.
rays Grammar was formerly pastor. Among
the oldest living members of this church are
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eddy, who celebrate the
fiftieth anniversary of their marriage with
golden wedding, this evening.
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