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GIRLS OPINION OF NEwePAPkRs.-Ma
gerry Dean. Ia a letter from Newport, gives
the following discussion between - m
s'n yplls illi-> cplcrrl,1. the inc
OF ccrtal newspapers. Sitting Oh a npfri
piazZt. the other morning, watcht,y a
group Of young ladies, @, erheard curly
headed little maiden. who was rrizzl,.,,
and pan.errd and pun, in the height 81
style. excl i'm. '-Oh, like tn, Iadepe n,lent
best. moment before. | could have
sworn that Ia oetHe never looked At a news
pap r. and somewhat surprised. took the
lo rty of listening further
The Tribune suits me better" said her
black-ryed companion.
Il take the Eyrnin- Post" chimed IA a
stylish. saury looking girl. who was pelt-
ing somebody over the railing with DO I'd
lilies-a beautiful bunch. by the way,
which five minutes before had zen gen
tienaa carefully Letting tor her from a
little urchin's basket.
And when. ! wonder, do you girls get
time 10 read the newspapers Fold them
four double, of course" was the next SEN
tence caught. and more puzzled than he
lore, walked near the group. when every
thing was made clear to me BY the blonde
little one saying:
Il would rather have a newspaper anv
day. than the best panier that was eyer
made in Paris.
fell back, TO my seat, uncertain wheth
er TO laugh or feel provoked with tn chat
terboxes, who had strolied OF to Law siege
TO party of gentlemen Just from the
beach. Think of it. Mr.. Tilton, think OF
it, Mr. Greeley! did it ever occur to YOU
what hustle you make in fashionable cir.
cles:
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AGerman lately married says: I'D vas
youst SO easy IS a needle Good walk out mi,
camel's eye as to get der behindt word
init voomans."
To obtain seed peas th't have not bugs
in them, sow peas for raising seed rather
late-say in the fore part of June. which
will be too late for the bug
II Mr. Greeley were not so forgetful OF
his past uttera ces. he might take warning
from what he himself said of the invinci-
bility of Gen. Grant during the Prcsiden-
tial canvass in 1863 "We are led" re-
marked Mr.. Greeley.
The best Partisan French, q model con-
versatioD, IS taught TO Us barbarians {:
Scene-The boulevards OF Paris. Peko,
a. he removes bis hat-s-How do you carry
yourself, monsieur3 Are you cold or
warm?" Drisko =" Thank you. an
neither cold nor warm: but have YOU the
horse Of the carpenteri" Peko-'I have
not the horse Of the carpenter. but have
the bread. the knife. the shoes, the vine,
and the blue coat Of my father" They
awsvs ~ thess lhaags II Isasee.
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Staggers IN Pigs.

To The Editor Of the Home Journal:
DEAR SIR Il perceived in an article in
your Issue of the Goth nit, a few remark ,
about "Staggers in Pigs" What appears
TO be staggers is caused by worms. The
symptoms are these.
The pig will stagger about, act fright
eLed and run against the sides OF the pen.
often fall down, sometimes lose the Use Of
their limbs. | have seen a pig apparently
wei, only when fed he would commence
eating, then throw up his head and TALL
down. One weuld suppose him Ia be chok-
Ing to death. in five minutes he would get
up all right. and eat very fast. Your cor
respondent has .iyen the correct >yinp-
toms, but the wrong name TO the disease.
Worms cause mora sickness in swine than
all other diseases combined.
dressed pig last week which had the
aboH symptoms, and found in he >mai.
intestine lar.- knots OF worms. which
swelied them 10 twice their usual size -
As remedy, we keep the pig from catin.
two or three days; mix some meal up lard
make four balls As large as hens egg.
take spoonful of spirits of turpentinc.
make hole IN the bali Of dough, put tll,.
tlrpcntine in and close up. The pig will
eat these when hungry. About SIX hpur,
amer. take he hair from "A horses name
cut it a sixteen OF an inch long and give
it in dough balls. In six hour. give large
dos OF salts ia common food
Yours truly
READER OF Journal
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Stubs wonder, where all the pillow
eases 20 10. He SAYS he never a>k Al a
girl what She was making. while engaged
in white sewing, without bcin. told il vas
pillow case.
\ barcfooted. bare headed little boy A.
toui>hcd II wOr>hipIng con. cyatiin a f-w
Sundays ago by rushing into the church
and eNclaimin.. "W here. my papa: he
pigs are OUT
\ lntl' boy havin. broken hi, rocking
horse the day Il MAS bou .ht. his mother
bcgar Ia rcbukc him. and 10 threaten Ia
b,x hi ears. He siencrd her by inqun-
in.. What i the good 81 4 hb>s till it's
broker"
,hnny was telling his ma how he was
gong TO dress and -hpw 81 when he wa. a
nam. HIS ma asked. johnny. mhat do
tOu expect 10 do Tor living when YOU g,t
70 l'e a MANI" well. I'll get married aLd
live with wife, pa.
chicken thief on Long Island tried To
enter he hen house of farmer. not know
~. that a big dog was chained near by =
ili> hull at the nearest apnihecary's for lin
Inert aud stickin. plaster has been thirty
dollars, and he Can now put on his paIita-
looms comfortably.
widow advertised in Chicago. a>kin.
"cve.y Christian in the city" to end her
1 u cents. A. the ainou Il would not Cypress
them. aud the collection would irnrht her
greatly. For wond. the class called 40.
on did all contribu e a. requested, and the
wido realized twenty cents.
lecturer undertook TO explain to a viii
lsge audience the word -'Phenoinenon -
May be you do not know what a ph nome
non is Well. IN tell YOU. You have
seen "A cow. no doubt Well A COW /. not
phenom mon. But when YOU see the cow
z" up the tree tail foremost. TO pick II q
apples. it is Il phenomenon
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MMisfell

The recent triumphs of King Emanuel
"f Italy in opening the Italian Parliament
in cmancipaIed Rome, aud with the con-
sciousness that the lines
Italy free
From the Alps TO the sea-"
were now true, seems hardly credible. So
tremendous and overwhelming has been
the march of events that one can hardly
follow them. Twenty-Five years ago the
father OF Victor Emanuel left his country.
heart-hroken because he was convinced
that Italian unity was put back a century.
To-day the whole edifce which he fiucird
he had seen tonpling to the ground j.
crowned. aud Rome will hencefsrth be tn.
capital. Cavour used to say that a capital
city was not determined by its climate. is
typographical or tra,e.ical Importance ::
but simply by the sentiment OF the people
This is eminentIy SO In the cv>e of Rome.
and the Italians will fight desperately
against any nation which should endeavor
tn force them to give up the queen city To
a false temporal power VIII ,se waveriny
i'nbecility has awakened a rebellion ey n
in the breast OF its own .hurch. The Pope
cannot make up his mini TO leave place
which is associated with so many grand
and thrilling epochs in his own peculiar
history, aud will doubtless totter to his
grave amid the ruins OF the pseudo-yov-
eminent which he had established in mod
ern Rome. The period of Popedom in
Rome ends with him. alt on n the children
Of the church are Taught to believe that
that the temporal power will again q ,ursh
In the city. and increase and multiply its
already widespread influences. But the
clerical parry in parliament does not seem
to come forward As strongly as was ex.
pected; 1t finds the opposing forces Alto
gether too strong for it. and can certainly
do nothing against the Kings policy this
year.
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To the Honorable Court OF county Commit ion.
ers for the County OF Hancock
We the Undersigned - IA bii ants OF the town OF
Hancock. i'umnlA represent, THAI ubhc conven.
.encc requires thai , publIc way be lail :
ioiiow-. beginning al The County roai brtwe, IA
he dwelling houses oi stephcn and Martin STRAIT
Tn, ihehce East horherly 10 The ii'ic waters d
Taanton LAY. there to hay out a town i.auiii =.
The sciecimen OF sand town, un ,asonhblN ft-
fused vour Petitioners considering lhem-elve.
'ggrirved by such refusal. We therefore pray
your Honor., 10 lay out and establish al ron i
md Landing a the law in such eases p.uyii,s
fLLTIAn MOORE.
Hancock, Mar. Z. ls1s. and :. Others
STATE Of MAINE
Hancock. ss-CouTt Of Count! commissioners,
april Term. \. u. ls1s.
Upon the iot egoing letiiian il Is considered by
he Commissioner that The petitioners are re--
on,ible and that they ought 10 be heard touch
hg The matt set iorth ia their pctiipn and
therefore, order that lac County Comnns >Ioneis
meet AT fclatiah Moore, store ru-e-
lay the eleventh day OF June next. at .
'ci"ck ~ NJ, aud thence proceed to the
cute m.itione'i IN -aid petition. immediately
alter which view. hearing al Ilr palIre and
illnesses vii be hat at some convenient ri Sc. in
'he Ncinhy, ana such other measure taken In the
premises as the Commissioners shal judge prop.
"a. And It l. further
oEIEhkD-ThhI notice of the time, place and
'urhose ! The Comini.si"ucr,' meeting aiote- aid
lie gwen to ala persons AMI eorpO, atisns iu ere
e. b, serving aIte.ted copies al the petition ami
THIS o'"ef ''"reo"' upon The clerk OF he town OF
aud by posting up atIe,ted COPIES As afore.
SAID. IA three public places IN said tow
ihirty lays al least before the time appoin led Tor
siid vie". and by publishing the petition aud
'Eiei n'feon. three weeks successfully IA the
'-HH"Diti NnIericin. IA new paper publish Il at
--.-1""rih, Ia the tornty of Itncock, the hr-t
u"ilrali"n TO he thItt day at least before the
''''' oil sAid view, That all person, and co-po ra.
'"h- Interested may attend lnd DC heard II The,
.u!uA III
Attest. " d. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
irue cot ) al The t iii"u and rGef thvI, on
Swis Attest II. b. Saunders, LIerk
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RIBBONS
Notice.

All persons indebted 10 the late firm Of A. Hol-
den Co either by note Of account are requested
10 settle at once. As we have sold out our entire
stock of goo'is to ID T. Rich rdson 4 Co. all ac-
counts rem mining unsettled by the first day Of July
next, VIII he left with an storuey for Collection
l would say TO my friends and customerssthat
am gratefully obliged TO them FIR their custom and
would eheerfuly recommend to them ID. r. Rich
ardson, will he ever ready 10 wait upon all VIII
are disposed to call on him. S. A. HOLDEN. tvls
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PREPARED BY
For Sale.

A Coasting Vessel Sixty five tons y. M.-Carries
cords wood. Will RIM ia season without
much Expense. Price Eight Hundred Dol lars
{ God ties taken for shoIe amount il desired
For further particulars enquire OF N. IL. 4. q. g.
P0WERS. Orland, Ne. swlS
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A Change.

THE subscriber having rented the paint shop
ufactory and having In his employ one of The be,t
workmen in the state Of Name, Mr. ii } DoX.Iu
sOS, 10 now prepared 70 do ali Kinds of ,rr,'ge
Sleigh, sign and ornamental Painting al sh M no.
tice. Work and prices warranted 70 give sa,,f,o.
ton. o. b. BRIDGE 3wIs
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Notice.

OEALED proposals will be received until Mon.
y day the twentieth dav OF May at two O'Clock
Y. NJ. tor building c.itiin piece or pieces OF
Road In Eren, specifications Of said Road can he
seen at the store Of J. A. Woods esq, in Eden. or
at the Residence OF the subscr, ber the amount Of
Nc ney to be expended Is sleven Hundred and hf.
~ DoIiars. Benz. H. Higgins. Agent
0oeos ny w. ISO. 3wlo
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Collector Unicc, 5ih District. Name.
t..,t..tgt 49,, =

incolnvillc. Mag i-tl =.
T hereby give public notice that have received
L ir"m J % ii"pkIn.. E-q. Asses or Of Inter
nAl Revenue tor 5th District II Maine th, annual
Il 81 tsNv- a.-r-sc.t b. rim ftr the yrar l--4.
md that satd take have become la" and 3 va-
Die. a for The purpose OF cntircttur ami tcC,lv
ing the SANE, THIS VII be received To- Hancock
t"uHfy by =. puukwaicr Ia u puts tail..
lnr at M ofiic" ia Ellsworth ohlA t~uuls except
,dl from tho - h - the Is IA OF NJ, inclusive.
And 10 thrr We not4ce. that ala per ous 81 b"
-hall neglect 10 pay the TAsc- "a af,rrsalf. a.
-r--e'i upua them t. thc Collector. or one oi b.
p,l.uiir- Agents within tue tInr -peridcd.
-hAll alter ten ias = notice 4 sush !eiinuyHcs .
pr liable 10 pay I've per c"utu-l 3. dii1nuui upon
lhe amount thrteui- tnEr h'r with IuiCt"-i u ,h
rate ct one ger o"nium per month upon +urh
TtNr-, from ia" a ne th- -Amc became ,tur- vlth
prui'cr costs and Np"n-c- e collie, iiH- fhc same
pN di-irslut. Nl-u. to sum ui iscats rsRts f.fl
he additional "a 'ii,c % such non pINnent. 81 as
oug cert. i+t Wtc inr travel la -vrytAs the same
80 No further notice at the Aun.sl Let - De-
quiTsd hy Law III the tnrrgu uE. au.i al per
-ons a--cs-cd 81" respectfully requested tn s's
rrn iGcta- 'i,r. Acrprun<ly. DAVID HOWE
- COLLECTOR Pam tOi!rctipn Di-trirt, MAiac. 5Nis
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Cash for Hides r! !!

The highest CASH prices for Calf skins and Hides
Wool skins and " Dol VIII be paid at the CIIY
MARKET, under the Ciiy Hotel
PHILLIPS 4 Co.
Els worth, Mar. 18th, 1877. tfi3
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Medical Notice.

I"E subscriber gives notice that his residence
l aad also Office - al the CIV Hotel where he
may De found, when not absent profe- sionaiiy
ne offers MS services a. Physician tHd surzeol
" tns cittxehs OF the Guy al coaaEy, .tai j.,s'
by strict attention to bus mesa TO receive lar
share OF patronage.
GEO. n HARDEN, NJ. b.
Ellsworth Esp. oh, ls75. 10
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HOUSE LOTS, &C., FOR SALE o.
REASONABLE JEEuS

n ii subscriber has some very desirable
-, .a. ouse Lots Tor sale, esibly .iiu llc1, and
call on hiii'al any time. n e.
hlsAvrih Apru y. 1871 II II
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cnp'rn them. The testimony of our best ci,i-
1'-s. Of all classes, establishes the fact. that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Throat and
Lun-' beyond any other medicine. The most
dingerou, affections OF the Pulmonary Orrans
yla' 70 is power; and cases Of COnsump tiOn.
cure by thi, preparation, are publicly known
p reIntrk1b!e ~ hardly 10 lie believed, were
ilnv no, proven beyond dispute As n remedy
/ i adequate on which the public may rev
ipr full pro.ec;ion. b. cIrng Coughs, tie
fprerunners Of moro serious diseasc /, saves nm
nun5e-el lives, and IN amount Of suffering not
% Ne computed. Il challenges trial. and con-
vlnces The most scepticai. Every family should
ketp q o. hand ns protection aganst tie early
ant unDerceivei attack OF Pulmonary Alice
tinns, which are easily met at first but which
become 'trurabe. and too often fatal IL reg
lcciei. Fender lungs need this defence; and il
Is ungisr 20 be without H. As SAFEGUARD 10
children. amid the distressing diseases which
br-ef the Throat AMI Chest of childhood. CUEHpY
ELECTORAL il invaluable; for, bv its timely use,
mn'ltnies are rescued from premature graves,
and saved 10 the love and affection centred on
them. II act, speedily and surely against ordi-
nary Gods, securing sound and health-restoring
slepn. No ore will suffer troublesome In6u.
cnza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
toy eIsiiy they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious, and
-nrcessfnl chemical investigation, no cost or toll
4 spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. II may be confidently relied
nnHn As possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited. and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
lyrs.
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EHE subscriber herrtV giSe- puu'ic notice f'
] all concerned. that he HI. been duly apprintrt
..md taken upon utin~rlf ih. tiu.t ~ "a
tor 81 me Last " ~ AMI Testament NJ
Jonn Back. iitc Of prlapi, the
County OF 'iauru I. Trader tecrs.r'l. by giyiu.
buud n. the law dire 4. he thcrcior- Requests
p.Ts,us Nho arr indebted o. ihr said lie ease i'-
r.'atc. Ia MAKE immediate ga, msut. and those
who have any dem ,ntia III renn ~ .Nhlbt the
same tor settlement, 3sls'
EDWARD BUCh.
April loth ly.e
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gloss AMI freshness Of you'h Tim
hair j. thickenel, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always.
cured by its use. Nothing can res orc
the hair where the follicles are de-
s.royed, or the glands atrophied and
dccayed; but such rs remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
OF ioullng the hair with a pasty scd-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
lis occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. III
restoration of vitality it CIV 70 the
scalp arrests and prevents til l'oa-
ton of dandrnf, which IS often o .u-
clearly aud offensive Free from th,.-
deletcrious substances which max.
some preparations dangerous and ia-
rions to the hair, the Vigor can III.
benefit but no: harm it. II wn
merely for HAIR DRESS
nothing else can BE- found so de.il..
Containing neither oil nor dye. ]. Nm.
not soil white cambria. and WI.
long on the hair, giving il ari,h.
lustre, and a grateful perfume
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS.
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FIRST CLASS
Musical Concert i!
MRS. STAPLES OF BOSTON,
"a native Of Maine) will give first class Concert.
AT HANCOCK HALL,
On Tuesday E0e. May 23d,

assisted by Mr.. FEssENDEN, the Accomplished
Tenor niger Of tostpn and Mr. How ,ri
N. Dow the well Anown Pianist. For particulars.
see pc ters. AVIS
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0NE second Hand Concord Caach IN Ia 4.
" pair inIuir. ~
March l-tn, ls-3 ltu GEO -, ryrr
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooplne.
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
! science, few are Of
, more real value to
mankind than this eff
fectual remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that il does
surely and efec.unlIv
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PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE IT.
NOTICE

da-r, Paints and Oll4, T4r IIt.h ar
uHi. 'INr. '.a-t Hoops and tIAn-- >r,r
Hon-nu'- t1tucr' ,,int IN MIN. ,...
- a' h~-p tmcUt - snip. chan d'etY H,. ..
-."'e- can Al~aF, be t5uD,, III the oIi .a
-tAt.t Dbl WAGER street. N xxx.
iIl-Wurth hprli, slh.
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SEND FIR d>,crtntr> ClrAL0GUEs.
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United States Internal Revenue

April ioth 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15
From Europe To day.

MARSHAL BAEAtNE UNDER ARREST
PARIS, MAY l5.-Marshal Bazaine. th.- ID.
placed under arrest. H. allowed q rema.a -
home, but guards have been placed Iu I'd,
grounds surrounding MS residence 70 prel sr..
outside parties from communicating with hin
CARLisf RKPULSE tN STAIN
MAnHIB, MAY IA force which enter I
SPAN frOm Portugal was met near the tron. -
by bodyof government troops and driven ba-N
into the POrtu gRese territory
EFFECT OF rHE PRESIDENTS TREATY Nes-
SAGE.
LONDON, NAV -, p. m.-The message Of
President Grant 10 the United States senate
submitting the proposed additional article 10
the washington treaty, relative TO the indirect
Claims, serves "a resSsure the public thar the
difference between the two nations Will be
honorably settled Tae publication OF the mss-
sage has had great effect upon the market for
American securities, which are nov firm q than
at the opening.
NEW FRENCH MINISTER TO wASHrNgrON
PARIS, May lG-An Official decree appears
today, announcing the fOliogiag appoint IN EMS
OF French minister's Dake de Noafiles =. w ,Sh-
ington, jules Ferry AZ Athens VI. O. lhria. Al
The Hague, and NJ. G0dim sau ~ Stockholm
TWO To ONE AGA INsr rag ANERTcANs
LONDON, May 1.-THE Atlanta crew prac-
tiee on the Thames every day that the weather
Is favorable. Betting on the approa IN ng race
Is now two to one in favor OF the LDn loR crew.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.

NORA srRfKEs.


NV NoRK, hsy lS-It ~ stated that the
cabinet nAkers. plumbers. granite cutters.
gourneymen tailcrS. aud other trade are orgaut-
ing With The view OF striking n their demands
are not acoeded %.
ArTENrr To DESTROY NAcHrSERY.
An attempt has bern mste 20 destroy the ma
canery OF Thompson s. Co.'S and Gregory n
20. steel works At Jersey CITY. Their employc>
STUCK lSst week, snd ~ = supposed they az
tempted TO ruin the works 90 prevent o thet men
taking their places
rRS LIBERAL RKPUnLICAN
state committee yesterday resolved . hold
ratification SON
MARROW ESCAPE OF A RAILROAD TRAIN.
HE a m express train on the Eric railroad
haS narrow escape from complete destrac,t ION
near Fort Jtryis yesterday. The axe OF the
Palace car Pacific WAS burned completely oe
while me tram was ~ high rate OF peesl ran
Mnae aiong an emoank msnt hundred fesf lich
lie car Nas saved from h~ing thrown the EN-
hankment 10y strong Stacking and D, he fa-t
mat n wss on 81 wheel truck.
TBE ERIE sVtrs nTsCoNrTNVEn
Attorney General Barlow has dis ont uuel
the suit a. ains; Jay Could aud lane Ca re1urst
OF Mr.. Swami, agent OF the British skarehall-
ers, AZ whose instance the suit was he,rrn. Tor
the reason that the persons Mr.. Swami repre-
Stnts have made arrangements With the ether
stockholders which iusnrOs pTOtectiOa OI thcir
rights.
MURDER or WEALTHY CONTRACTOR
David rs: lhomticu, Frenc'msn. and
supehdel on ciothes line iu his back ward.
IN his hands tied behind him. a l. suspecte,l
a foul murder has bees pcrpetrated
OFFERS FOR GOV KRNNENr BaNas
There were twenty Oilcrs % bonds TO-DAY
amounting % about >G,e44. 80, a. nom rs ID I'd
s2ooe,u09, and IL bought will 60 ~ 1870 %
ll3-fG
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The New York Democratic Couyes.
lion

RocHEsrER, May 1.-the democrats con-
yen;lOn assembled az half past II o'clock TO-DAY
Samuel y. 1ilden called the convention 20 order
IN a short speech. ThOmls kinsslla of Kin.,-
county, was chosen & mpDrary charm IN. Tax
ing the chair. he said he knew ne was not sele Il
ed Tor individual considerations, bat becau~e he
was one OF the earliest ami most earnest adyO-
Gates OF union Of all the liberal element.
lCheers.l T.. %. Perrin was appointed tempo
rary secretary.
On the call OF the ROT OF names the cOntestins
delegations from New York city Rnd Oneida
county were referred TO the committee on con
tested seats. resolution was offered 10 ap-
point committee, OF two delegates from ca n
assembly district and four from the state Al
large, TO the national convention AZ BAltim ore.
and that the delegates be instructed 10 vote a a
unit; which was laid on the table. Committees
On elections and contested sc ats were appo ntel
and the convention adjourned q three O'Clock
The attendance il large and enthusiastic
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NV lOkh, May Din the VI ethO list tisn-
eral Conference to-day, a motion was mala 10
appoint in each state and territory one eminent
lawyer TO act for the ch1rch. Tie motion was
carried. A collection was taken 10 complete the
amount necessary Tor the erection OF A m0nu-
meht TO Bishop Kingsley, in Syria, aud Tor the
dement, OF the family OF the deceased blshOp.
seventeen hbndred and sixty-foar dOllars were
raised IN the conference. Seven hundred and
Eity are required 10 complete the sum for the
monument. and the balance goes TO the a ceased
bishops family.