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FOREIGN.
The Recent Earthquake in Italy
~ r-Th Thirty-Eight Lives Lost s..
!. !, in One Place.
RuIlored Plans Of tho Minority Of
:, ! e; tho Spanish C0rtes.
Another Government 10 Be Declared at
Cartagona. o.
ITALY,

N4w YoRN. July 24.-A correspondent writing
about tho recent earthquake in tho north of Ita-
II, saye. "Tho o1reots of tho earthquake At tho
village Of st. ri do Folloto wero torrlbto 1t was
the ,foto Of st. .Potor, tho patron saint Of tho
place. Tho church was gaily decorated and was
crowded with worshipors, when, without mo-
mont's warning, m undulaton swept bonoath
tho village and down came tho roof mud tho walls
of tito church, burying Its living contents. Those
noarbst to tho door woro able to eucapo, but Of
the remainder thirty-oght were killed on tho
spoteighteon men mud twenty women-nnd n
great many we're seriously hurt. Tho priest Of
fciating had Ills arm bro1son. Two others, aa-
sisting, escaped The entire village was ono
sceno Of fallen and fnliing honBoa."
, 1873-07-25

BAN FnANolsco, July M.--r4o Democratic
Convention nominated JalneB III. Mcdonald for
Mayor. lie iB tho Vico-p prosi.lont Of tho paoito
Lark. Tho Tax -payer'B Independents Conyor-
tion will probably nominate Alvord for ro-eieo-
tiou, II 1o will nocopt.
, 1873-07-25

PHILADELPHIA, J1mo 24..-Three women.
againat whom charges had boon brought OF for
tunca;,tolling, koopltg for sale drugs to bo nnod
and were held III 81, 900 bail oaoh for trial.
, 1873-07-25
Ocean Steamship Newas

LIVERPOOL, July 24.-Tho steamships Arragon
and samarin, from New York; HISTORIAN, from
Baltimore, aud Pennsylvania, from Philadelphia,
hayo arrived ont.
, 1873-07-25
RUSSIA,

ST. pErERsDuRo, July 2I.-The Grand Duko
Nicholas has returned from hiB command with
the expedition against tho Khan OF Khiya. He
arrived in this city to-day.
, 1873-07-25

DEa MONIES, July 2A.-'lhe now Rock 1Blana
grniu.tnriN tor tho Iowa Division reduces tho
prices up to this station. West OF heta t1'av nra
slightly advanced.
, 1873-07-25
sK,Y,e ltn]fun Slave Ulallifrou.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. July 24.-1hc lour Ital-
Ian Blayo children l1avo boon placed in tho State
Reform School till tho trial o! Gllone, In 0cto-
bor,
, 1873-07-25
FRANCE.

PARIS, July 2a.-The Government has rccoiy~
cd information Which it regards as trustworthy,
that instructions havo bocn issued from tho hcad
Of tho. 1ntornat!ona!s in London to its subordi
natoa in Franco to organize for series Of labor
strikes throughout the Republic, to bo carried
into effect during tho coming recess Of tho AS
somb1y. Increased vigilance OIL tho part OF tho
local authorities is ordered, md contact Of tho
aoldiory with foreigners prohibited,
Prince Frederick: Charles Of Germany las ten
dored to Marshal Dazaiue evidence in his favor
on Ills trial for tho surrender Of Metz to the
PrusBian army. Tho Marshal, however, declines
to permit the evidence to be introduced.
Tho permanent Committeo Of the Assembly to
BIT ut Versailles during tho rccoes Of that body,
is composed Of ton mombers OF tho Right and
Centre, soyen mombera Of tho Left, and ono
Bonapartist. Duke d'Aunale to-day asked 1oayo
OF absence from tho Assembly for tho purpose
Of presiding oyor the court-martial which il 10
try Marshal Bazaine.
The bill authorizing tho construction OF tho
Church Of tho Sacred Heart, grand Cathedral
on the heights OF Nlontnartro, overlooking pars,
passed. tho Assembly to-day. after an exciting
debate, in the course Of which much yiolont
religious partisanship was evoked. It iB proba-
bio that tic Assembly will adjourn on Thursday
noxt.
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SPhlN,

PARIS, July 24.-Tho journal dc Paris today
says tho project Of placing Prince of tho House
Of lollonzol}ern upon the throne Of Bpnin has
not boon abandoned. a number OF discomfort
ed CarliHt leaders mud former Liberal Unlonlsts
arc said to favor the Hohonzollorn candidacy.
Tho journal hlHo says tho euro Of Snnta Cruz
was proclaimed d ro6o by Don Carlos for being
concerned in this intrigue.
LEounnEnnY, franco, July 24,-Don Carlos.
by advice Of his Generals, hesitated to advance
on pampolunat aud is waiting fora junction with
tho forces Of DorraBaray. His whole forco NUM-
volunteers aro arriving aud demanding arms.
oAnrnAaEsA, July 23.-The decree of Sal
moron, declaring tho rebel ships piratcB,
oave port for Maissa aa ntsynasd hnSy @ 7o
lont threntH arc made against salmeron and
other members OF tho Government. The Gov
ernmont forces are approaching. Tho city is
alarmed, and the troops arc under arms.
The Prussian Consul las lloistod his Aag and
Threatened to burn tho residences situated on
tho principal street.
MADRID. July 2i.--Tho Amorican steamer
Shenandoah and British man-of-war aro In tho
port Of Malaga.
Tho pruasian frigate dispatched by tho German
Consul In pursuit Of tho Spanish war steamer,
Vigilnnto, which wnB captured by the insurgents
overha,led and capt1lredl,or en- route for Almria,
whthor she Faa bound for tho purpoBe Of pro-
CAl11AH tnak PROVINCE. III luuoPDuQent canton.
Senior Galyoza, Deputy to tho Cortos, was In
com mnntl Of tho Vigilanto.
Tho German Ambassador has oiforcd to doliv.
or tho captured vessel into tho hands Of the
Government.
A dispatch from tho town Of Figuoras, in the
province Of Corona, says tho gates Of tho city
hnyo bccn closed, tho Btroots barricaled, a1d The
authorltios wore prepared for dofonBo against
the insurgents. number Of CarllHts havo beer
arrostcd, and six priests. suspected OF intriguing
Tor Don Carlos, have boon thrown into prison.
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49,. - GIFT CONCERT: .>..
Cir bndest Scheme Ever Known.
F. = st:-,'F s-~..-.-----.-: ''. 49,.
+ Fourth Grand Gift: Concert
:: ron THE BENEFIT OF THE
pUBLlC;IlBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
$4,000 =: Cash Gifts 81 $t;soQ,ooo::
j; Rqory FHlh Ticket Draws a Gift
#a8o,ooo Tor $50.
Tbs Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized BY sse'al
IN ss5 s faf e aSo Il bss! nss na sF: !:
IEoaii7ille. Ky., -:
ii Wednesday,, Docomber 8, 1873.
Only ixty Thousand tokcts will be so nnd onohalf Of
nsndd ap a. M Il III ta Essa VhU1s
wefe dposod Of for Tho Third Ooneef The ticket. afp
tho soheme, With full explanation Of he noic Of draw
thi. oonoort ahfoh Etll bo thu srandast 1u.,ca,
display evor Witnessed IN this country tbs unprecedented
n
! ! i$1,5OO,OOO,:

D.idsd into 60 cash gifts will DO distrhutedby lot
aoux tho Ticket holdors. nuluboa Of tho ttokos to
20 drawn from whoo b5 blind children and tho efts
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EeaRi aJntiffs.
STATE OF VERMONT-District of

CTATE OF VERMONT--District Of
~ Addison, So.
In Probate Court, held at Middlcbury, in and
for said district on tho 9th day Of September,
A. d. 1873. .
Josiah E. Dewey, guardian Of Willis a, Dew
ey, and Asahel G. Hooker, guardian OF Marcus
G. Hooker, both of Middlebury, in the district Of
Addison, minors make application in writing 10
said Court for license to sell all the interest "i
their said wards, in certain pieces or parcels oil
land situated in Middlebury, being the dover SCI
from the estate of Nathan Carpenter, Of said MID
dlebury, deceased, to Eunice Carpenter, late wa
ow of said deceased, representing that it will b3
for tho interests Of thoir wards to sell tho same
that the proceeds may be put at interest or in-
vested in stocks or real estate.
It is thereupon ordered that said appli'a-
ton be referred to a session of said Court To Dog
held at the probate Office, in Middlebury, on
tho 3lst day Of October, A. d. 1873, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, for hearing and decisien
thereon; and it is further ordered, that note
hereof be given to all persons interested 10y
publication Of notice Of said application three
weeks successfully in the Middlebury Register
a newspaper printed at Middlchury, previous
said time of hearing, that they may appear az
said timo and place, AMI if they seo cause d. "a
% sA1rL L. COOKE, judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-10-07
ETITION FOR. DIVORCE.

Il ct4a - vorr,or, Adlison cot,o4y S.
Jacobs, Of New Haven. in said cluii
Mary B. '.aving filed her petition to tho Adj
of Addison urt next to be hell az Middle
Olson County c., cor the county Of Addison, on
bury, within and December, A. b. 1913, set-
the second Tuesdayu.- that she was married b
ting forth. in substance. ny Of December, a. n.
Elias Jacobs. on the 18th IN said county ior
1865; that she has resided q, that the sal
more than three years last pas 'afJ :. on the
Elias wifully deserted the said d. sinee thal
18th day of January, A. D. 1850, anu thing &.
time has not returned or contributed an, v9rca
her support. Therefore she pra,s for n q. 20
from the said Elias, and that she may resume
maiden name
And it appearing that tho said Elias is withou,
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Addison County.

Mr. N, A. Saxton of Waltham who
has been i'll for long time, is, We are
happy to learn, now improving.
Sept. 25th, Mr.. John Gregory of
Ferrisburgh, in the S0ih year of his age,
sowed ten bushels of rye.
Hon. i, s. Human of New Haven,
offers for sale his entire flock of sheep.
Sec advertisement.
Mr.. Ernest Bristol has resigned his
position as clerk in the Vergennes Post
Office and George Willmarth, formerly
in the Middlebury Office takes the place,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-10-07

hlPIpN, tiri. Isl. $50
MIR ltDlTOH:-l notice short item
in your paper, my name 70 the head,
stating that have had - or 80 hens
aud chickens kilied, "A horse painted,
my eyes in mourning, &c.
Now sir | have had no such trouble,
there is not word OF truth in the state.
ment. | wish you to correct the SLAM
dcrous statement the first opportunity.
Some four weeks since | had or
turllies killed, an attempt made to poi
son flock of hens by some ruflian.
The poison was discovered before il
took effect and was covered. If they
have painted my horse or caused my
eyes to weep it is yet unknown to me-.
respectfully Yours,
:. FIsHDR,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-10-07
ARM FOR SALE CHEAP.

4 Containing ninety aeres-sui,ably divided
into meadow, pasture and tillage, we'll supplied
with apples aud other fruit. Convenient house
nearly new, one hay and grain barn 4CxiG,a good
horse barn, sheep barn, aud COW shed. all conve-
nlent and in good condition. Said farm is we'll
fenced and well watered, and having two never
failing springs that flow through it, and never
failing supply of water at the house, The soil is
good-adapted for raising all kinds Of grain with
IL acres of winter grain Said farm is miles
south east OF Middlebury village on the main
rad leading to East Middlebury. For further par
tieulars inquire OF the subscriber or Freeman
Foot near the premises.
25i6w' LANErTE J. SAMSON, Cornwall.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers, being appointed By ,..
Probate Court for the district ot Addison. ,t.i-
missioncrs to receive, examine and adjust ia u
claims and demands of all persons against tho o..
tate Of
w. W. c. WRIGHT.
late of shoreham, in said district, deceased. ,rl
also all claims and demands exhibited In oi..,f
thereto ;and six months from the 10th day Of Ser
TENDER being allowed by said court for that rnt-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice that ve
will attend to the business Of our said appoint
mont at the dwelling house Of the lato NJ. ". q.
Wright, deceased, on the second Friday Of 30
vember, 1878, and the second "Wednesday al
March, 1874, from nine o'clock, A. NJ. until f.nr
o'clock, p. NJ, on each of said days
Dated at Shorcham, this 22d day Of September
A ls73.
JOHN T. RICH,
GERMAN CUTMING, tC9m'rs.
IS LucIUs ROBINSON, J
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SDSYCHOMANCY OR SOUL CHARMING"
How either sex may lascinate and gain the
love and affections of any person they choose, in
stantly. This simple mental requirement all can
possess, free by mail for q cents; togethar with
u Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Drerms Hints
to Ladies. queer book. 100 600 sold. Ad-
dress T. WILLIAM 4 COO, Publishers, Phila-
delphia.
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Bishop SOule's Liniment

Is a POSITIVE CURE for Sciatca, Rheumatism, N GU
ralgia, Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords, Lame
Back Sprains, &C. From to large bottles vail
cure cases given up by physicians. The only GER
tain cure for Seiatica. Large bottles, $50; small
bottles, IS cts. Sold by all Druggists. 2eow..ly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-10-07

STAIE OF NERMONI-Dlstr eli
~ Addison IS
In Probate Court held at Mid4lebury, within
and for said District the 18th day ct SeYteu-
Der, A. b. 1873, Rebecea L. Dewey, adrniuistia-
trix, and William b. Dewey, administrator Of the
estate Of WILLIAM =. DEWEY,
late of salisbury, in said district of Addison
deceased, make application in writing to thi.
Court, stating that it is necessary to sell pant
of the real estate Of said deceased in order to ay
the debts and expenses of administration; that
said real estate consists of the home farm in Sail
bury, and another lot of Il acres; also the ereck
lot of 100 acres, and Z acres of swamp land To-
Cornwall and that it will be for the interest q.
the heirs to sell the whole Of said real cstate aus
the assent in writing Of all the heirs having been
presented to this Court, it is therefore ordered
that said application be referred 10 a session or
the Probate Court to be held at tho Probate Office
in Middlcbury, on Saturday, the lsth day of
October next at 10 O'Clock ia the forenoon.
for hearing thereon; and it is further ordered
that this order be published three weeks suec,s
siNely in the Middlcbury Register a Newspaper
printed at MiddlcOuIy, previous to aid time
that all interested may appear at slid time ana
place, and show cause, if any they may how.
why said license should not DO granted.
27;3w SAM'L l.. COOKE. judo.
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CTATE OF vERMONT-Di.trict q

j, PIERPOINT, Judge.
L. E. Synn, atty, for petitioner.
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JlNE b. LELAND,
ITO THE HONORABLE COUNTY

4 ~ 4 IA - lLO-t ~ IL u - - - w = ~ 4 ,
L Court next to be holden at Milllebury with
in and Tor the County Of Addison, on the s-.-.i
Tuesday of December, 4. j.. ISIS.
Your petitioner, Diana Holman. OF Sail s1ury,
in said County Of Addison, shows to tbis Aor,Ia-
bic court that she was lawfully married 10 George
A. Holman, Of Hague in the comfy oil -----,
and state Of New York, On the Goth day o-
March, A. D. 1864, at SAID Hague, by the i.cv.
Hubbard ingalls,, minister Of the gospel; tAlt
She has ever lived since her marriage wi.I GA.
said Holman in strict observance OF all She duii-.
of n wife; that she lived and cphahitcl with hiu
as his wife until on or about the ID day 81 Aug
ust, A. D. 1866, when the said Holman Viiiuliy
deserted your petitioner, and has not lived wiz.
her since, and without cause has wholly ne glec.Ot
and refused ever since said desertion to provide
a suitable maintenance for your fpctiuuncr lat
her child, being of sufficient pccaniary ability O.
do so.
And your petitioner further shows that the said
Holman is still in parts unknown, and that size
has resided in said Addison County for the two
years last past, and is still resident of said
County.
And your petitioner further show. that she has
one child by said marriage, to Wit: Iupha j..
Holman, aged seven years. And petitioner
prays this honorable court to grant the custody
of said child to herr that the bonds of matrim a.
between her and the said George A. Holman may
be dissolved, and that bill q divorce may be
granted to her.
Dated at Salisbury in said County Of Addison.
the lst day of September, 4. u. 1873.
DIANA NJ. HOLMAN.
The foregoing libel having been presented to,
and it appearing that the said George A. Holman
is without the State, that personal service can
not be made upon him in the ordinary mode, ii s.
hereby ordered that the said petition, or the sub
stance thereof, together with this order, be ib-
lished three weeks successfully in the Middle
bury Register, weekly newspaper printed and
published at Middlebury, in said County OF Adj
Olson, the last of which publications shall be At
least six weeks before the session of said court at
the term aforesaid, which publication shall Doe
deemed sufficient notice to said George A. ilpl l.
man to appear at said term eff the County Count
next to be holden at Middlebury, in the County
of Addison, and State of Vermont, on the second
Tuesday of December, A. D. 1873, and answer to
said petition.
Done at vergenues this 10th day Of eeptem.
Der, A. d. 1873
j. PIERPoINT, Judge
L. Z. SYnn, atty. for petitioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

New buner proposed ered the for which snh
Of Baling during ending July 10, 1873
Pyseondyi north 25 feet OF Seo0noave, brown
tenement sTe stoies 25H69s WA Chere, owner.
snd tvs 27I62 p HEREIN,
ock and
Eve stories. 81 6175; 2. Heren
Nc bnek and bFOsnsone store and tenement Eve
esories, 25r14; p Heisin,
West Pory No 4z9 bck and tenement stories
20r6O s. keTner.
T1rtytrst Thryeooust and North River
onshrok freight dsPo ooe 7514O; ~ T. Central
and HUDSON River Rs rcso.
Bast TweutFxt 2f3 brick NeTkShop pa stories
1922; Men HagIn,
Fhieth % esst Isgt tire briek and
toEnene ard each Eve stories, 13I6O tao
2sr6O Henry Burvhsl-
Tenty-nin 200 Seoond-sve, brick
store and tenement 25x6Oi Il. J. Burchell
Bsst Tuth No Ss brok Workshop. 4825xS3i Peter
Adler
STs ea sde EOs 3s4 and 1856 100 feet north Twenty
t bet snt stone hote leo S70OOO) 81 stores S7H6I
Dr. Rivard Desfeld svpe.
west Portr-scveh SIDE feet west Tenthsve
brick tenement, Eve stores 25I7O. J. Wick owner
FhirdAF. 70 feet Of brown
store s and isnDeEL I've oe 25Io5 Nicholas g. Gaaty,
Pythrs Sds 50 sevenh-sve brick
and teBement hve stoies. 35r25 G. LoughEn,
Fifty thrdst 2496 feet Of Hssve three brick
ave 25I60 Dennis LOone
West TweotethsL north de, l6S feet Of SeYenthsVe
brcf stable 22IS0: r l. Cutting.
Sxh-st 50 Of Avehne bx1ok
Eve EJx15i J. COtE,
BaIest. No III bk ana tenement I've sores 2oI4,
Il. W. Sotroedef.
Rghtyeoad a sogside 2ss feet east Of Avenue A. one
rWeloncst. ROnh SIDE, 70 t OF Ainthve one brown
stone trstcASs dwelling four stories 22I44 james COnd
ETengsye
buek <9.5IlOOi Wn L. shArdOv,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPRAN MARKRTa

Julv lS-1e m-Uuitsd ststes Five Twrsy bopds
1885 old 939s Territories 9Oas; Rne Railway shAs- 80
LIVERPOOL, july lS-l23O Cotton the u he
600 bales Of Shieh 5000 bales for
ibelrnE 1868 900 bsle. American The Of the
The WhAt for he three DAYS II OOs
including OOO An1cn The receipts Of Corn Tor the
three have been % 900 ncadng 10 900 AmenrAa
LONDON July lSHoD-The condition u tie crop Ayos&e.
prospect Of l4rge yed
July 49, m-Cotton quiet and steady Msdhas
Upsnis s3 Adng Orleans, 81 sales y 200 bAlss aeada
1000 for speculation and export.
LONDON Jolly Isl D. u.-E1e Railway shares. Asa
LONDON. July lS-l:30 p. m.-Bre RsWGy shares. 46ls
LIvERPooL July l5-l.3O m-The Cotton bound As
$4,000 bales including l1lO0O American. PrDvaOrs-
Cheese 5sA per FOR Tie lest grades Of AGeoAs Inc
LONDON, July 1872 p n--Eue Railway sHAes, 49,
PARIS Jaly lS-Rsntes. 56L 27c
LlyRRPOO July 1872 n--BreGdstafs GTn Wheat IL
II 10 per ceual FOR Red western Spring.
LONDON. July 1873 o. n Erie RaVzy sharcs 45S4
L0yDoS. JuiT l5-3:3O p m-sue Railway shares IS
PARIS July lS-n m.-Renes 56L 2je.
JaT lS3:45 m-Ths Of discount for three aons
bills the market cent below The Bank % XBsAna ze
RAILWAY shares 40 -
IoSDoS JAY Is-4 .. Tn-Rne Railsay shares. ALL
IsoSDos. July Is: Is n-Ene RAilsty shares, a5A
PARIs july 1872 m.-FrercA kentes. $50 POO.
July 49,. -Perceunn 3ssH Stan1tr1 Writ.
LONDON. july l7-4:3O ,. Enc Railway shares, ass
LIVERPOOL, July 1850 m.-Of d Cotton today T71q
bales Aucnsn sales Of Cotton shipped Vm ns~Orssus do
HVersble July, a. Sssc
LTzEPooL july 1876 mThe msrke, Tor Yarns and Pabnos
Manchester dali prices quo,sby The
from Bombay tie last tie 18th
IoSpos Juy ls-Bv,nng -spern Oil f92 too whals .Oa
R35 Lneed OIL $3.50 &33 O5s e sputs rgrpeatine.
49, g33i p c"t
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

All who have real estate for sale or 70 let
md those desiring TO purchase or rent such property
viii ind il 10 their interest 70 advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
s aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
pzper and in addition 70 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
yin be found not only IN New York and all its cities and
villages bus In every stase and Territory throughout the
Onion The advertisements should DO as brief A. viii
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
vubserbsrs for the three editions Of TEE TRIBUNE Daily
Eeui Weekly and weekly comprise individuals in every
business profesOn consequently each
are read by Al elasses THE TRIBUNE deVotos especial
attention to reports Of sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 70 the value OF It's col
uuns as an advertising medium The charges for adver
Using are follows DAILY TRIBUNE 30 cent? per line
FOR each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, y yer lne 5RNT
WEEKLY TRIBuE 70 cents per line. About ten words Of
our wide columns average Terms cash in advance.