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was. The girl had mixed the whitewash
IN The churn and left it there. good.
honest, and Intelligent servant who knows
now to churn can find situation at Key
ser's. There is vacaucy.-rMax Adeler
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A new method OF preparing c(6ee Is
becomi popular in France. After roast
ing, the coffee is ground to . very 6ne
-four which is then slightly m0istened.
mixed with twice its weight Of powdered
sugar, and pressed into tablets. Coffee
prepared in this manner ID claimed. pound
Tor pound 70 be susceptible Of lar more
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& a'.o Housebolo.
December Thoughts.
HINTS ABOUT WORK.

Winter is upon us now in earnest. and
II we have neglected to be ready for the
cold and SHOWS of this inclement season.
we must suffer the consequences. Last
year. at this time, there were hundreds of
acres of roots and garden vegetables
frozen in and covered with snow. but with
such a fall as we have had this year. there
is little excuse for being behind with the
harvesting or other fall work. All the
ploughing should have been finished, in
stead of running the risk of open weather
for doing ii now. Still. If the ground re-
mains open and there is any work of the
kind left unfinished. not a day, nor an
hour should be wasted until It is closed
mp. Sometimes one can plough few
hours in the middle OF the day. even
though the ground may be frozen in the
morning. Think of all the work which
ought 10 he done. and then do that iirsl
which needs doing most
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From the Morning Stnr,
PROVIDENCE. RI, OCT. 10, 1872.

" ~ ~ ~ ~ W TOT TOT -
Boston people are very particular, aud
among them are some excellent judges of
musical instruments. Is it then remarka-
bic that the school committee selected the
Miller piano for use in the public schools !?
Boston is not alone in this. More than
fifty academies and schools in New Eng
land are doing the same thing. These
instruments are first-class in every re-
spect, and they are deservedly popular.
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WHITE AGAINST BLACK.

Serious Disturbances Between the
Whites and Negroes in Memphis-The
Latter Reported To BE Drilling with
Springfield Rifles.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June S, 1874.
Some weeks since Mayor Logue appointed ne.
groes to take charge OF hose carriage in Chelsea
which action was bitterly opposed by the fremen
ana was annulled by the General Council. Since
then the feeling has been growing worse, and last
sunday, in a dispute about the Civil Rights BILL
white man was dangerously cut by a negro with
razor. Some Of the white mans friends
among them q number OF fremen, seized and
doubtless would have lynched the negro but for
an alarm OF fire. The rlotous proceedings on
Decoration Day and the arrest OF Thomas swan,
President OF the pallpearers and leading colored
politician have emDittered the negroes. Vague
rumors OF riots and attacks by the blacks In re-
have been caused by the bravado OF a few negroes
to that effect.
Most of the members of the Pallbearers' Associa-
ton served in the Union army ana by
some means they have secured Springfield
rifles. The Ledger asserts positively that
beyond Chelsea from eleven till three O'Clock, and
had pckets thrown out. who halted several per-
sons and prevented any one approaching. Al
though no trouble Is apprehended seriously by the
citizens OF the better class OF Coored people, any
lmprudence on either side might cause serious
most ignorant negroes. who assert that John def
fersOn, convicted OF brutally numbering colored
fellow laborer, cannot be hanged because OF the
Civil Rights bill.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mlle Lebhart has arrived in London.
Strauss and his orchestra carry all before them
in Italy
During the last theatrical season In Paris the
dues Of authors amounted to s3o3,215.
grand vocal and instrumental concert will be
given at Irving Hall on sunday evening"
The daughter of Sontag, Countess Esterhazy,
recently sung at one OF Liszts charity concerts at
Presburg.
Hamerick's "Nordsh Suiten was played last
evening by Theodore Thomas orchestra at Central
Park Garden.
The tall tenor in Berlin called Link with di
oYaztd voice, Is now christened Linked sweet
ness, long drawn out"
Professor Hermann hurt his wrist slightly
while performing his gun trick at Cords Opera
House in Baltimore last night.
Teresa Tietjens made her debut at Her Majesty's
Theatre, London, IN April. 1858, In "Tne Hugue-
nots," with Giuglini as Raoul.
Mr. Maurice Grau, manager of the Lyceum Thea
ire, will produce many important musical novel
ties during the coming season.
An operetta by Pohl, called "Bine Leichte Per-
son. was given at Terrace Garden last evening.
under the direction OF MIR. Adolpn Neuenderf.
An unpublished work by Curavosa. entitled
"Margnarita al Vicenxa' has been unesrthcd by
young musician, who has brought his prize to
Paris.
ia Deesse ct le Berger" an opera by M. Du-
prato, was the flrst great success OF Capoul In
Paris. The same composer has now produced an
operetta, lie Cerisier," at the Opera Comlque,
vttA IKE favorable results.
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THE AMERICAN PILGRIMS.
Transatlantic Banner Given to the Breeze
French Salutes to the Prayerful Citizens.

PARIS. June 8, 1874.
The American pilgrims to-day went in process
sion to the grotto OF Our Lady of Lourdes.
They CAL ied the American flag
Large crowds Witnessed the procession and I'M
covered and saluted the pilgrims with loud cheers
Rs they passed.
THE BLESSED BANNER PRESENTED.
The sacred banner, which was brought from
America, was presented at the Lourdes shrine
MARCHING ON TO THE ETERNAL CITY.
At the close OF the ceremonies the pilgrims pro-
ceeded to Marseies TO take the steamer for Civita
Vecchia.
All were In good health.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Movements OF Secretary Robcson-Rear
Admiral Stanley Rctired-Changes and
Promotions.
WASHINGTON, June 5, 1874.
Secretary Robson left Washington to-day on
brief trip to Norfolk.
Rear Admiral Fabius Stanley, United States
Navy, was retired yesterday. This promotes Com
modore Mallory to be Rear Admiral on the active
list.
Lieutenant Commander Charles F. Schmitz has
been ordered to the Colorado. Lieutenant Com
mander F. J. HigginsOn has been detached from
the Dictator and granted leave Henry G. Hunter,
Surgeon Benjamin f. Gibbs, from the naval sta
ton at New Orleans, and ordered to the Norfolk
Navy Yard; Passed Assistant Surgeon G. J. Simms,
from the Norfolk Navy YARD, and ordered to the
steamer Portsmouth.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper I'm
the Country.


The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week,
now ready, contains a Select Story entitled
"Eric,n together with the very Latest News by
telegraph from All Parts OF the World up to the
hour OF publication; Henri Rochefort's Letter TO
the HERALD; Decoration Day in this City and
BROOKLYN; Progress OF the MIL River Investigation;
Successful Raid on Western Counterfeiters: sad
Sequel to the Coopers' Strike in Brooklyn; Robbery
OF the West Point Foundry. 1t also contains con-
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RHODE ISLAND POLITICS,

Preparing for the Election Of q United
states Senator.
NEWPORT r. L., June /, 1874.
There being vacancy In the Newport delegation
TO the General Assembly by the death OF d. T.
.Swinburne Mr. Benjamin Finch was to-day elected
to I'LL 1t by majority OF 1853. The other candidate
was John S. Engs. Considerable interest was felt
in the election, as 1t may af1ect the question OF
U0ted States senator, winch Is to come before tn,
Assembly for decision. Mr.. Finch was the S.,ti
Burnside candidate.
The Legislature will meet on Tuesdyv next
when, in addition to Senator, CHIEF Jnstice nf
the Supreme Court OF the State will DO elected
aconslabuary force established to CO. ry INTO
the prohbitory law passed at the Ute session.
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SPAIN.
Communist convicu Returning to the Soil
Plunder Profits of the Radicals.

MADRID, June s, 1874.
Five hundred convicts who were engaged in the
intranslgente rebellion, at Cartagena. have been
embarked on Spanish steamer at Oran. to be
taken back to SPAIN
Over 100000 worth OF money ana other plumber
was found in their possession.
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OBITUARY,


Rev. Father John Lovejoy formerly Of st.
Stephens parish, in this city, died suddenly at New
Lebanon, n. Y, on Thursday evening, OF brain
fever. He was officiating for Rev. Father Mort
can pilgrims in Rome. His body was sent to this
city yesterday.
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THE CONSTABULAB'f RTrI.
THE Veto sustained-yac tics of the On
position.

POSV-1On.
Boston, June s. 1874.
Tne 6overhor's VETO Of the Constabulary bill was
sustained In the Massachusetts House to-day,
LACKING the necessary two-thirds majority. The
vpte stood Ill yeas to 70 NAYS.
In tue House this afternoon vote prevailed to
RECONSIDER the refusal In the forenoon to abolish
the state constabulary over the Governors veto,
but on the main question being again put its pass
age was refused by vote OF 1875 yeas to SO nays.
matter did not end here. however, Tor a bill to
establish state detective force oil thirty men and
larry was considered and o yea and nav vote IN
passing IL TO be engrossed was taken resulting in
Its passage by a vote OF 11s yeas TO 10 nays -
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FLOUR MILL BURNED,

ITHACA, N. Y, June s, 1874
The Touring mill OF William 4 Henry Hulsey at
this place was destroyed by an incendiary fire be-
tween two and three O'Clock this morning. Loss,
$40 900; insurance $14, 0O0 in tine following compa-
MES :-Etna, OF Hartford; Atlantic, OF Brooklyn;
North American, Black River, and Atlantic and
Pacific, OF Chicago.
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THE DOMINION MILITIA REDUCED.

OTTAWA, Ont, June S, 1874.
BY general order from the Militia Department
1t has been decided to reduce the active militia
force for the purposes OF drill and pay Tor the
years 1874 and 1875 to 10000, officers and men,
large number oil companies Razetted, but not
equipped, are removed from the list Of active
militia.
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FRANCE.
Democratic Campaign Against the Bonapar-
tsts-Colonial Representation in the Assem-
bly-Postal Convention with America.

PARIS. June S, 1874.
The Assembly members OF the party Of the Left
have organized pamphlet campaign against the
BOnaparrists. Documents warning the people
against the designs, exposing the sophlstries and
recountlng the fatal history of the imperIalist
party, will be thoroughly circulated in Paris and
the provinces.
COLONIAL REPRESENTATION.
In the Assembly to-day NJ. Batbie, the reporter OF
the committee OF thirty, submitted a proposal re-
ducing the number of Deputies from Algeria to
three.
BONAPARTIST EXPRESSION AT LYONS.
M Chevreau, Bonapartist. has been nominated
for the Assembly from Lyons.
THE POSTAL CONVENTION WITH AMERICA
The Duke Decazes to-day had a conference with
the Committee Of the Assembly on the Postal
Convention with the United States. He said the
arrangement under consideration was only Ito
serve as a transition to o more liberal system,
which would be embraced in an additional con-
ventiOn to be hereafter submitted
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ENGLAND.
Sudden Death Of an American,
LONDON, June 5, 1874.

LONDON June s, 1874
This morning Alfred Lockwood and w. r.
Hynes, of New York, were driving at Syden-
ham, suburb of London, when the hors5s
became FESTIVE and ran away. Both gentle
men were thrown from the carriage.
Nh. Lockwood was so seriously injured that
he died very soon from the effects of the
wounds Mr.. Hynes was only slightly in
jured
Cabinet Concession to the Liquor Inter-
tive Trifling.
LONDON, June s, 1874.
The House of Commons last night, by vote OF
16l against 1885, adopted the proposition OF the
government that public houses in this city shall be
kept open on week days from seven O'Clock In the
morning Hntil halt-past twelve O'Clock at night.
The House Also by vote OF 3s2 against AZ, APP
proved the governments proposal that such
houses shall be open on the same days in towns
having over $500 population from seven A. M. to
eleven r. NJ, and In towns with less number of
people from six A. M. to ten p NJ.
PARLIAMENTARY "wHIPn BY AN EXALTED CHAR
IoTEER.
During the evening Mr.. Disraeli said that he
would take occasion to correct the misapprehen.
sion that TINS would be short session. seven
bills OF extra importance were to he presented to
Parliament. They would De presented al an early
day; and 'If members frlttered away the time the
session, instead OF being Short would be unusually
long"
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather throughout England to-day is fair,
but uniavorable for the crops.
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RAID ON ILLICIT DIsTILLERIEs.

ROME, Ga, June s. 1874.
Collector holtzclaw and deputy Uuited States
Marshal returned yesterday from their raid into
Chattanoogacounty, bringing seven prisoners who
were bound over by United States Commissioner
Perry. Five Illicit distllIeries were seized
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EFFECTS OF TRICHINA.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June S, 1874
Henry Ehlers. n saddler. residing on william
street, recently bought nog at the East Buffalo
cattle yards. His wife and daughter are now at
the point OF death with trichina spiralis, and
Ehlers himself Is very low.
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FIRE AT GRAND RAPIDS,

u GRAND RAPIDS Mich. June s, 1874.
:. :. The hardware store Of verdier & Brown was
burned yesterday, causing q loss on the stock
of $1,000 insured tor $4,000 The loss ON the
building by John McConnell-is $40, 600;
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Wedding Invitations, Elegant Styles
Foreign Note Papers Monograms Crests, general En-
craving JAS. EvERDELL, o02 Broadway. Established
lS4O.
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S5.-Best Quality Pearl Cashmere Hats
and all the latest sty les FORMAN,
ISL Fourth avenue near Twenty nth street.
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Faded Beauty Attempts to Overcome
the ravages OF time by enamelling her face: The
manufacturer Of cashmere hats seeks hide the
imperectens Of his work by the use Of soap stone
renders the hat spotted and offensive to the sight.
KNOX objects to enamelng ana has mpor ted q large
supply English bodies and has introduced his
style Of HATS sold exclusively at his stores
from the defect above pointed out Don't fail to buy
your HATS KNOX.
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THE PRESERVATION OF GAME.

OSWEGo, June D, 1874.
The meeting OF the New York State Association
for the Preservation Of Game and Fish VIII be hel
On thu 2ad 2ad. 24th. 25th and 18th OF June inst.
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Atkinson's White Rose, 55c.; Camphor,
35c. per pound: Lubins Hair Oil. SOC.
WILLIAM NJ GILES CO.. 45l Sixth avenue
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JEFF DAVIS.

LONDON, June s, 1874.
Jefferson Davis sailed from Liverpool yesterday
aor New York on the steamship Adratic.
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A.-The most Complete and Popular
Baths on this continent are the RUSSIAN vAPoR OMAR
BLE) BATHS No rs East Fourth street This Is the only
establishment having large baths thereby anording
its patrons any desired temperature.
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A.-The Elastic Truss, 6s3 Broadway,
presses gently and uniformly around the whole body
that it is not felt At all Always retains and
Rupture. ParoniZed by government
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Certain Cure for Rheum . tism, Scro-
fula Neuralgia Gout &c. is the old and reliable family
medicine, UYATT'S LIFE BALSAM
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A Silver Pearl Dress Hat. A Speciality
in shape and color. JAMES CO.
St Nicholas Hotel
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The Best Water Pipe-Also the Che p
est when strength and Durability are considered the
WELL LEAD CO.. 2l3 Centre St. New York Price l61sc
q pound. Descriptive pamphlets sent by mail free.
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Animal Oils and Pom It ums Are Death
to the hair PHALoN HAIR INvIGoRAToR owes its
wonderful Dreservative properties to vegetable agents
solely, Perfume your handkerchief with PHALoN
N1GHT-BLOOMING CEREUS.
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Halls 81 and So Cashmere Hats, in
slvery pear and other shades ats7 Fulton street. N Y.
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THE NEW ATLANTIC GABLE.
Non.Arrival of the Faraday.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., June s, 1874.
The cutter Woodbury. took party, forty in num-
Der. out to sea again to-day to find the cable ships,
and again they did not ma them. She will 60 out
again early Saturday morning, when she expects
to meet the Faraday
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is Splendid
Never fails. Established 81 years. Sold and properly
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Chronic and Inf,ammatory Rhe,

Cristadoro's Hair Dye Does Its Work
quickly, harmessy and spenddly. imparting the
shades and easily applied Sold by druggists
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A.-Gentlemen of Taste Pronounce
ESPENSCHEID'S SUMMER HAT as fashions favorlte II
is casscaly proportoned and truly elegant Try them
at llS Nassau street
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Knock Spots Out or the Vile Insects
that raise spots you by plentiful OF KNOWLES
meet DESTROYER, discharged from Knowles
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Clnrcts.-7OO Cases, from 81 to $40, in
lots good sound reliable brands partly
old importations matured in bottle also SAUfERNE Els
II. Is. KIRK L CO., 60 Fulton street.
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Corns, Bunions, Ingrovvinx Nails, sc.
cured without pain CORN CURE, by mail. soc.
DR. RICE, lsg Broadway, second door below Dey ST.
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Ara pid Transit.-Tho Transit Of the
teeth from soundness to decay rapid under the
action of gritty tooth powders The only salvation for
fragile teeth that pure and fragrant vegetable fluid,
SOZODOkT.
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tism Pains in the Back Glandnar swengs Stiffness Of
MONA has cured many poor sufferers in the
tomps LINDA GILBERf. Church of the strangers.
Sold at Hudnuts Broadway and Ann street Reichardts
Fourth and Twenty eighth street; Depot 45l
Sixth avenue
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Obstacles to Marriage.
HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN. Sent free in
sealed letter envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON Philadelphia. Pa, institution having high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill
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Physicians Speciality 40 Years-Dr.
FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY for Rheumatism
Neuralgia and Nervousness No cure no charge. Is
Bond street
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Frank RnWer.

frank Brewer, formerly well known Ethiopian
minstrel. died In PaladolDhia Yesterday morning,