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PiIoToGnaPils.--Thep pictures tur,ied out ut ef,sr
galleries III this city In no way compare ~ nnlsh
with those made at REEs & Co.'S. Their work Il
lettcr an any 9e have secf., and their prices witH
the reach OF Nil. Cards, ss.5s per daren 80 per
b4If dozen. Large sizes, staud upwards.
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TIE FINEST TEA WE HAVE SEEN FOR A LONG
time can lie had at Messrs. ". ID. BLAIR & Co.'s,
corner of Ninth and Main streets
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL ScCIETY.-A
meeting of the Executive Committee OF the
Virginia Agricultural Society will he held
this evening.
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ANDRnscOGory AND AUBURN BLEACEED Cor
TON only shilling q yard al LEVY BROTHERS.
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MONEY CAN BE SAVED BySGodsG 10 TitE Doll
LAR STohE TO purchase your fancy goodss The
Dollar store, corner Ninth and Maia str. cts.
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CHINA AND QUEENSWARE,
~ GLASSWARE,
PLATED WARE,
PLANlStED WARE,
BRIl lASNIA WARE,
TINWARE,
lRON-WARE,
WILLOW-WARE,
WOODES WARE, at
SMITH & MCCURDEY'S,
apt 421 Broad street.
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~BATCHELORs HAIR DYE.

Y II LCIS
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the worls
The only true ant, perfect dye. Harmless, reliable
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridicu-
lous tinrs or unpleasant odor. Remedies the III
effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
diately superb black natural brown, and leaves
the hair clean, sofI, and beautiful. The genuine
signco W. A. BATCHELOI. Sold by oil druggists
CHARLES BArCHELOR,
se 3o-eod Proprietor, New York.
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SPRING; STYLEs.-E. b. SPENCE Son have ID
store the prettest line of gentlemens underwear to
be had In this city Their spring styles arc unsur-
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THIS is THE TIME OF THE YEAR TO EAT FIGf
and pruacs, and PzzISIs Is the place TO get good
article
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at CosrrRMATIoN.-The solemn rite Of con-
hr,nalion will be administered in Monu-
mental and st. l'aul's chuI ches tomorrow
in the Monumental after morning services,
and at st. Paui's in the evening at 8 O'Clock.
civ ~ ~ - - : -
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sHfRTIsG GAMBRfc as low as shilling yard
LEVY BROTHERS.. tt'+s 80 sE6atzi z
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THEY ARE SELLING PICTURE FRAMES AZ TIIs
Richmond Frame Store at lower prices than tiies
can be had atany other place In the city, Rich.
mond Frame Store, nextto the Dolilr StoIes ooraea
Ninth and Main streets.
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ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE LARGE AND JUICY
ORANGES just received at PIZZINI'S.
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L1oUoR-DEALERs must get their licenses
from Judge Guigon this week. See notice
of R. B. Munford, commissioner of the reve-
nile 49, =
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i5sppREaE .CoURT.-This court was not in
Session yestefdays sss:s =. $3.50
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COOK & &LAUGHToN will sell at II A. NJ a collec-
tion OF ol-clromos. 4 fE
RICHARDSON & CO. will sell at a p. NJ. q num-
Der Of building lots on the north aud south side
of Grace street between Laurel and Shafer.
PETERSON & BRO0CK will sell ut a P. M. a lot
on Grove street opposite the residence of C..Y.
MOrriss. f.e ..-...-..s.. ........ /.
d. X. WEISIGER will sell at 4 p. NJ. number OF
building lots on Thirteenth, Twelfth. Porter,
Bainbridge, and Hull streets, In Manchester.
COOK &c LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ. house
hold furniture, &C. ~ /,
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EEToUciIEp GRG1TIyRs,--Alf pictures made at
s,rEs 10 E0,s arc carefully goase over By an artist
fof years ehoas ecillIy employ
f,,c p.,rposes REFS Co psy hin go pen vi sa fer
,Tiatoncifing their sisastsycs. tx ssss5si
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ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN GENTLEMEN
GOODS at L. Il. SPENCE & SONS.
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CLorHISG-,he lates, In style and the best-at Z
p. SPENCE & Sons. ..sst,.. sy5,r1 -. sls-
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LEVY BROTHERS have the best-sclccted stock o.
dress goods ever displayed In this city.
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THAT VICTORIA LAWN which LEVY BROTHER
are rushing off at Csc. u yard is u bargain and II,
mistake. .su..
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SPRING STYLES NOW OPEN at Z. b. SPENCE
SOS,S 1900 Main street.
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FINE BANANAS, SOMETHING NICE, AT PH-
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ENGLISH CiIEvIoT at Csc. yard-was cheap
when sold at 35c. -s5 Fn.t.s - - 7 J.
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SPRING opggrNG OF ALL fsiE LATE STYLES o.
HATS for men aud boys ut r. WEisiiks q Co.'s. is &
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i. PERsoNAL.-Ex.G Governor HOritio Sey-
mour, Of New York, is in the eitr,'snd Wis.
tied the State Library yesterday. Eie,1Sa
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n. ELLys0N u Co. Advertising Agents, DIRAfC1
tsiidlng, wif receive ard hare them
Inserted In amp 5oarnaI Gf he county st SegaiAs
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READ THE BARGAINS OFFERED By LEVY BRC
THEIRS In all kinds OF dry goods.
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FOLLOW THE CROWDS aoIsG 10 LEVY BRO
THEIRS, s.. Z
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p BREEDEN Il FOX

D BREEDEN Il FOX
ARE aEcEivtSo LARGE ADDITIONAL sury1rEs OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS eoops.
BREEDEN FOX,
ap 5-steod .-s-.a. 4O1 Bro,d straes
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AUCTION SALES THHs DAY.

On all sales OF real estate made bet,cee tae 1St NJ
January and 3oth Of June the tares for the pre-
sent year hureto te paid by the purchaser. On
Of the year the tares hare TO be paid Jythe seller
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9irIlnlultd ,lispatrll.
? svH THE EJACULATION or THE DIG
,sATgH tISsI.ABGExTl TlkAN9HE COMBINED
q gIRetfiA a,l sa 1Ips sII1 1HE OTHER DAILY
sEW 9 pAREss 0ssfgtsE cry. ~ -.

fiuEoDA l..- ~. !ss... :fs.. .APRfL 81, 1873
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THINA, GLASS, AND. QUEENSWARE
SILVER R-PLATED and
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS, &C., &C.
No. 8 GOVERNOR STREET.

My assortment Of goods Is now large and COM
plctc, of the newest stvcs and best qualities md
respectfully call the attention of the public to the
same both wholesale and retail dealers) aud Invite
examination of the styles and prices before pur-
cnastng elsewhere. AN my new business arrange
meHis give me- increased facilities for purchasing
goods at the lowest rates, determined not to I've
untlersOld In this or any other market.
r. b. TAYLOR,
}: D: CARDozo'} Special partners. -,
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Z don PRIarsSG.-swec cali TIE sssention OF mar
chants clerks Of courts, sherina awyers railroad.
Steamship and canal oilccxsaud sgents, ,andsu
basins orders ror pr,nffag t, facilities ofsred e
the DtsPAfxm FnfMTfHG EsTABLishHENT for The
orornpe ana fsshfal eIccnsion Of all kinds Of Joa
PRINriNa. veean furnish u short notice esrds,
Bllt.IIesas. eads xraasnaes, Bali Ticket,
Blanks; Pamphietas Tugs Sand Bills CasAicgues,
l,ii,se Fare. slOw-Bills Checks, Drafss &c, &e.
satsiacn acnougrspaate
: ADVERTISING IN sHUsTINGToS,Tbe newspa-
.,,efs pnbIisbcl IN Huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which is opened 70
Rlchi6nd Iy the coiipietIo OF the Chesapeake and
oiiio railroad. M. ELIYsoS CO. are authorszed TO
iaaka CONTRACTED adyItiang In both paIrs at low
;rates. u =. -, 80 y 3 8
!. LEvY BROTHERS always ask the lovestprices.
4 pEMBRokE siiiRTs, PsaBRoKE SHIRTS,
d 3pl..s'sgs f,lE made TO order by X s9
/! sf Z. B.SPENcE & sos,
Merchant Taiiess,
Z ~ 'sF 5aSzss tfS' 1890 Main street.
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LIVER Is zs.tsEe5s5 !s 5fsAtb i
,yLpy LIyEk rt34 q .tssa tiftsfs
hEsGUiArOR III R.,REGULAT0Ri !, RiEGTgL4T99RR; ais W 9R :;
RFX;iTLATOR KEGULATORl itEGgLALgsh!
sREf;ULATOHt REGULATOR hEGULAkOh
- T.s For over forty yeaia thts ;. . ~ 80,
pIIREi,Y VEGETABLE LIVEiss MEDIS4aE
~ - 70 % ftas proved 10 be fhe -
.5s II sFGREATfUNFAiLfEG SPEGiFtC
for Ltyerl lompisius and LIS painful
pEpsiA, CONSTIPATION. JAUspiGk. kiki0us AT. y.
rhcKs. sick HE gADAcIiE. cOLIc. DEpHESsiONo OF
srisiTs. SOUR STOMACH, HEARTBuas, cHiiLs
y,sr 9asSf clreTul experiments to meet great
and urgent demand we now produee IsoN CUT oss-
odnal (;sNUagE POWDERS ],
es''' lr' s THE PREP JARED,
llauid form Of SlMAOSs'S LivEsn MESUn. ,,
ToR con tainins all iis wonderful and yslnaoae pro-
pcrs'ess PET ana on ,ssts .Ro. 10 L Ar BOTTLES.
The !raws srfsTt 'ri,e IS LesoTr), u per psckase'
Ess''''' ' e' ~ CAUTION -, .,.,o
5,Iy NO Powders. or PREPAltHU SINNssS SINn0NsSSS
IIYER GREt, ULAT0R. Unless 20 our ensaassa 1s ~.
wrapper with irade-aiark, stamp anu VIZ
,foAe',. a's.s NONE os''ss = j. II. ZEILIN !U,
Sfacan, Ga, sisd phicsass!Pssa g 9 a.s
5asSnY.D t3Ys ALL nRUGGKRT8. a nnM5e-
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Tas NATURAL BITTER WATER OF

TIRE NATURAL BITTER WATER OF
IL IausssFEeS.; Aagr ~ - et s.#t&
i FRIEDRICHsHALL,
one OF the most efficient and popular Of the German
mineral winters; prescribed by the most eminent
physicians in many forms Of dyspepsia, constipa-
tion diseases of the kidneys, gout &c. II is one of
the cheapest of mineral waters, because taken in
such small quantities. ,tso 5,4 ;aH
Twenty-Five cases Just received and for sale,
wholesale ard retail, by
~ ~ tcs MEADE & BAKER,
lap4 Importing Pharmacists, 9l9 Main street.
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.-WooD d soNs are nov paftfs1s
SlsIs new End popaat 6ais.t tonic ID fafse qnarts-
10 iisk all eas be suppled Our fs cont
use auytnipg else on yosR hsir if yosfa POSSIBLY
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Cry OF RlcHaoSD.-.
Judge WelltOrd adjourned his court yester-
day. The next term commences in May.
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:! j. MONTAGUE,
manufacturer OF
SASH, BLINDS. noons, MoULDINGs, &C.,
NINTH AND ,AHcu STREETS. das@-s
ja le-3uIdW&sw
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CHURCH NOTES.

ihe weather was indeed beautiful on SUN
day the various city churches were crowded
oo.t morning, afternoon, and evening, and
the religious exercises in all of them interest.
ing, though in many NO unusual services
were held. .,..--..,..,,, ,,~>,',. -
PALM SUNDAY. s,y, ..rsg -
inthe Episcopal and Romisii churches 1.-THE
DAY being Palm Sunday it was appropriately
celebrated. Palm.Sunday was SO named in
memory of the tIiumphai entry Of our Lord
into Jerusalem few days before His Pas.
sien. Branches of willow are now gathered
and placed in many Of the churches. i
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DENNOLDS'S VIRGINIA HEPATIC
III and PURGtTIyE PILLS. acknowledged BY
all who have used them 10 lie the best pills OF the
kind in tile market. Only one Pill adose. Ehey are
guaranteed to give satisfaction. For sale BY drug
gists generally. Price. 10 cents p0r box.
REYNOLDS & FARRAR,
NH l5-3m Sole pr0prietors, Richmond, va.
C,REW'S PREPARED FOOD FOR IN
~ FAN and ISyAbiDS, prepared. especially
also admirably adapted. on account OF Its easy d.
gestbiiily, to inyalits. For sale by
o:Ss,T NFS.f = 'E13 JESSE CHILD, Apothecary.
rnh II .,sg III, Main street. corner Second.
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nwUGS. MEDrCFrt.S. Dc.


DAnEY'S EFFERrESCENT SALINE
ID ~ ~ APERiENT.
Accurately prepared according to arecent analysis
Of the celebrated Baden BADEN Springs in Germany.
A cure for sick headache, a mild exhilarant, and
delicious fever-drink Pr'ce lower than any other
aperient For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL. LADD CO..
. 4s.fas EEEE# Wholesale Agents,
Z APPS 1915 Main street
.W.EE;..HAyt.lE. III in STORE AND OFFER
3 w for sale ut lowest cash prices
KIsSfNGEN, yICEY. CITRATE MAGNEsIA--
.li5 eHsrsescent saits-in bottles and bulk; .j''
iTEAPSEA,sfB Ell LLAsDONk land sALBE-
sPEYRE,S PLASTERS;s s,tsss n; ss5ss,,.
RUSSIAN, ENGLISH, aud INDIEHSE MUS
sTARDS. best grades:
CARLO CRoPPI'S ITALIAN CASTOR OIL,
tas,eless and pure; .,,,s5 s43 6 tef{a
MAW'S TOOTH and dHAIR-BR USHES, ~
ENGLISH OIL SILK. CH8MUIS SKIN.
* },tsfe PURCELL, LADD & CO..
aps,..y i 41... s6 1916 Main street.
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~RoSADALis, THE GREA

NH :s-stswam corner Ninth and Main streets
, 1873-12-21
THE INDIAN TERRITORY.

Tho ScMhi-Ciyilfxci Eribcs Decline to
mix with tho Wild Snvtlgen of tho
11ninS--The Former E}usire tD lHe
Recognized az Citizens OF the United
StateH--Tllo Negroes Also Claim Citi.
xc1ssllip.
U1srrA, I. T., Dec. 20.-Considerablo sxcito-
mont exists In tho Indian Territory over tho
recommendation OF tho President ii, his measage
to Congress to organize tic Indian Territory tor
the purpose Of loeating tho wild Indinns
nmoug those people. At the recont ueot-
ing Of the Okmulgoe Convention, they
declined to take any action in regard
to modifying tho Constitution until Con-
gress changed itA policy in regard to the Indian,
o. THO plains. They say for sixty yoarB they
haye bean trying to ciYiIizo themselves md t,loir
children, and now to place tho Modocs. Kicka-
poos, Arrapahocs, Kiowas, md Conaapchos a'ong-
their children mud destroy the labor Of years.
4 large number Of them told Supt. Honago
that II the Government would limit tho bounds
Ky to the 1iiiaoty-eighth meridian, Adopt tho1n ss
citizens Of tho Unitod States, mid contine the
wild lndiaus to the territory west Of theln
there wonld he no opposition among tho people
to q Territorial Government and allotment Of
the land.
4 delegation OF prominent colored people will
visit Washington in January, to urge Congress-
to give then. their property right IL tho Terri-
the people seem anxious tl,at Congress should ut
this session give them courts and form or
government TINT will protect them in NIL
thoir rights. They nre now satisfied TINT oiti-
zenship aud restriction Of limits OF tho Territory
81 aa to exclude the settlement ri Wild Indians IN
their midst will alone savc tAon from desrada-
tion and advance the civilization Ut the people.
, 1873-12-21
the LATE PROF. AGAss,z's SUCCESSOR.

Dosgos, Mass, Dec. 2o.-Dy the deaa OF OIL
dowlnent Of the selool at Paniaeae, given by
Mr.. Anderson, tho tobaccon.st, Prof. Agaaaiz had
tho right to select his successor as President,
and lie chose his sou, Alexander Agassiz.
tBy hlaii.] $50.
1r Alexander AEaaaiz the only non ct tie
1ae a8tngushea aesoreaaS naeaS to 1o
tic ability n1d the taste for patient. Thorough.
investigation possessed by his father. In proof
Of thlH It refers to the mark Of distinguished
mort recently conferred upon lin by the Boston
Society Of Natural History, III recognition Of tho
value of his Investigations upon tho Echino-
derm, for which he received the grand honorary
prize known as tho Walker, prize-it being tho
first occasion Of its award. The terms upon
which the prize ia given arc that the investiga~
tons shall extend over period Of tlye yIears
at least one yoar previous to tho decision Of the
Judges, thus loavlpg 1t open to tho searching
analysis and criticism OF all competitors. Tue
fact that lis work successfully passed this ordeal
is in itsolf an unquestionable proof Of the OK
lausiye research aud scientific accuracy Of his
conclusions, aud rlaces him III tho front rink
Of American uAturaliHtB.
, 1873-12-21
PERSONAL,

Special D1spalcA 7a Tie Ch3cdd0 7F7bNat.
DLooN1NaToN, ILL.,. Dec, 20.-lfichard Edwards,
President of the State Normal School, has de-
cdod to enter tho ministry, and accordingly will
bo ordained In the Congregational Church OIL
,loxt Tuesday, in the Baptist Church building. at
Normal. His entering tho miuistry will not Ill
torforo with his duties iu the Normal School.
Dr.. Post, Of st. Louis, will proach the or1.na-
tion sermon.
New YoRK, Dec. 20.-Gon. Julius White, tho
United statos Minister to tho Argentine Repub-
lie, arrived in this city to-day, IN tho steamor
Rio do Jaueiro, on his way to Chicago. Roar
steamer; also Commodore Za,nhoring, Of tho
Brazilian Nayy, who comes by the order OF his
Government to examine into tho naval orgauiza-
ton OF tho United Htnte8.
, 1873-12-21

History las not represent cd tho First Napoloon
On 10 was in reality. Poets, private secretaries,
courtiers, outluAiasts, enemies, and cla,norers
hoyo drawn tho portrait, We propoao to e1nm-
ologist aud poyitiyivt. NAPOLEON was neither
dark nor fair. 10 Ind dark chestnut hair, oyog
cyas eo,nplex;ou Of Il ualc broyn. without npy
Teti ia It. aud a smooth skin. The brain was
mont ever known: uis circulation was
sIox, tha nnIsa counting forty beats q
min,'te hn porspirod little. and was in
sonpiblo nike to boat and cold. hunger aud
iim,,a wol1 nronortionod: hip height was lyo
fcet tyo inches. or a 1ynpLatic teinpora1uout.
he coo annnort alike excess OF physical and t1,-
te1lcctual eaarton, Ii was q constitution Of
grat,jto. Warm baths. coifoo, and Htroug Wines
Tostoretl his circulation. lila intellect yas vast
and mnny-Biaod. annlrinr itsol to dotni]a md
coueralizatious mado M of n proJgoua NOM
oly thnt rapidly took account Of place, numbor,
In fpc. e,nipently pgactics1 puu pos;tiyist, Dis.
nin,nint,on. M oxtraordinnry nowor of ronaral-
izatiou. and sluggish temporameut. male up
this wonderful man: tLcyo ouaiitios arc tie
Eyepts are brought about by a power s1,perior to
human viii he uaid. There ia 1,oitlier rood
nor Ind in tic world Tho morality OF IA action
in to be Judged by its exrcliepcy. Religious
ara hnmnt, ;nat;tutiona. sofyine ae sort Of vac
cipo i to rrotect ua against lover superatitioua,
to i,o dafouol. noE in tlo Interests of society
but in tho interests Of tho priests such WIS
lis creed, aud lo naturally hated those who
1,osaoased nos higher one. Consul, Emperor, pr,ia-
oaor, aad eziie, l,e hated philosophy ana PHI
~ thn snsfortunea i,o hatl Itimself brougLt uuon
Eranoe-the failure ot the Russian 9 osgeaition, 1t
~ ,os no,o e1;ovn noithar IN !" mrsot nor in nv
prIasta, ho aaid, thoao metuphysicians, speaking
Of 5. CONSTANT, +. Chonier, Guiguene, and 9th
ers, WHO showed hostility to tile Concordat
III ssna @ nro rood Tor nothing but to be thrown into
potd. jo los ai CONNIE ano yor1nno sur mos
hahits." It was natural that being as ho emf
nontly WIS, q mystitlor OF tho people, duzzllng
them with charlatanry and words, ho should fcar
aud uate tue spirit OF inquiry aud independence.
| Thus. Tac,tus was neYo writer Of son.anco, Git
bon q brawler, because these two writer's exposed
lie crimes OF tho Roman Emperors Voltairo.
| Rousseau, Neckor, do stael, ). B. Say, Gall,
| Nontlosior, Raynouard, Lemeroier, wore equally
| modern, WHO dared to think for themselves For
Tie oscillation ut casaris1n, he wanted ti,u no-
tninoii hosf;of htterntouss for that purpose
Darbre, Nine. do Gonlis, Fioreo. Alontgaillard,
, 1873-12-21

WAsn1xo7ost, D. G., Dso. 2o.-Fyom the New
England. aIidtae Statos, mud Lower Luke region
tue pressure will incrcase with decidedly Lever 1,
snow, followed by loss cloutness and o!oar-
ing Ing weather daring tho day. For the Southern
s.ates geuornlly oloar and cold weather. viii.
northerIy wlrls, except IN tho lower Mississippi
Valley, wlops the wlntla will yeer to oaaterly.
with Inoroasi, IA clo,1dinesB. For tho OHIO Valley
md norshwasM over tho upper-Lake, region.
oiesr or cleoriug weather, With northerly TO
westerly vtindH, and lower tompera;;
tire. For the Northwest, continued
cold anl generally clear weather. Will w,1ua
Decidedly ctSd s aasd clear weather in tue canal
regions Of c'en York, pennBylyania, 'and UAlo.
Ths olio nlYsx will continue to fall st stations
, 1873-12-21

lt,,. 7,oo ,,,t 1,o,;oro In +la OIL
'oaA +Aoe1.auA oeso -. wv eo ~ 49,
them undertook to arrest him for disoraorly
conduct he resisted, md would not go until ho
vas a,.r,roy c,u1,ha1 mi tho oficer hat1v pouul
M 80. 49,. t1,.t 1,,,t;.o no,,aa,, a,od
1a,,, aro
'ol''l @oo'
John 3lcHenry and George Gilbert broke into
tho storo of William Arcldeacou, No. 2l1 East
pan1nlnh ntreot. .and were entering when arrested.
They wero 1ln before justice i'oYoan SSstetaay;
but lie continued their case IN oa'a OF Szoo uns'4
tho 25d INIT.
Charles Frapk is youth who does not All lis
head with useful knowledge but doeH till his pock~
ets With tho property Of Others The result
was, that Friday Charles wus arrested with sui
Yesterday he Was scMt by Justice sculiy to tic
Roform School for three months.
- n.,,;,> ,o,, avid mi hoan 1,;0
henly y Hi!ao w 10y, .oa4a .,,as o,'9 ne ns
na1us ~ l1tu y, osn11 H. aaman
sro oot ~ o'p pnmhees,o s rrcw even fostor than
Aas pooy' a"o W." la an, atnaI with
alS 1ees ton ~, aaoAoei 81, m o,.ahfn' naine,
1uy o.H LUZ 'Ho na..ar,r,an;n ,vi',n TIanrv
1ouha VIII ~. o,,i u estardaw sant tn t1a 13r,de
'Sa1' Wan arlestea 1T 1 aha s'7'01"A'' 7'0' ~
"el1 AUX u lnoas''' ....
While .hS fn on NAP Mopt WI nr atrso
noar Michigan, Friday night . dispute aroso pa-
tween two young men npone young g'l!, IT,
aulting in one OF the1n, na1n9 aia1no"l; ,;o,,
~ t3ot -, 10 lar ~ lis riyni. James Case}o
1,ilo tio oil,cr ant ar finger from tho hand OF
" n- VIZ .voa trying ia gena rnte thom No ar
- 4oata au .voro nre mn1e'
1'are w. - -..a sas.orao, T., ,oa,
Ino Cosonot na mas ~ %n1v of S{arica ojeru
, 1873-12-21
FINANCIAL.

New YonE, Dec 2o.-A1oney cloaod up easy at
4D6 after lol,tling III high as per cent gold.
Foreign exchange closed dull at l031Gi0S5s
for primo ban|kors 60-laysa atorlug, and 16g>i FOR
demand.
Gold closed at 11094@11o19, aftcr selling at
110M and l1Ok. Market weak today, with very
few tracos Of tlo late bull feoling. Tho rates
paid for carrying were Z, 1-1G, 9, {, aud per
ccut gold, Treasury operations for tho week at
tho Now York Office included tho disbursement
OF 1886 0oO and tho receipt Of 81, $40 for GUS
Toms. Specie shipments, tho same time s416.-
000. principally silver bars. Imports OF dry
go0ds, a878, 152. Merchandise, $4,130,1D9.
Governments dull and lover
State bondg quiet.
Railway nnd miscellaneous speculation firm
and higher. the advance in prices Ringing from
II to 2336 per cent. The principal dealings wero
iii Western Uuion. Union Pacific, Pacli0 Mail,
Wnbnsh. Lako Shore, aud Northwestern COM
mon. Late in tho day Harlcm roao from 100 to
121, ex-dividond, but tho general liat weakened.
and closed at u reaction Of Il to 96 per cent
from tho highest point.
EterlinR. l131>.
, 1873-12-21

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Dec. pa largo meeting Of
workingnen of this city was held tonight ut the
Court-lIouso, to consider tho needy tituatou OF
tho thousands out Of employment. Tho burden
ingnen want eitller paid 1abor or
money to enablo thom to got
through the winter. \ petition WAS framed, ad-
dressed to tho General Council, asking tor i'm
mediate aotlou III tho way Of assistance In labor
on public works or I'LL appropriation OF mouoy.
A commttee Of five was appointad to orgauize
d Manufacturing and Laborera' Exchange. to re-
port OIL Monday.