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, 1875-09-26

The regular Turner-Hal concerts will here
after be givt1, in the afternoon Instead Of even-
ing.
Miss Abratnsen pianist Of MOST excellent
repute, recently returned FROM Europe, has
come here to reside.
Mrs. Charles Wetz!er, an excellent pianist
who came to this city from Frankfort about five
years ago, and Who Was very highly esteemed in
musical circles, died yesterday morning Of lung
disease.
The vesper service at st. Paure this evening
will include the follo*ine music: "Cantate
Domino" Op. ~, BY Dodley Buck My Faith
Looks up to Thee, ,'by Bassford; ''softIy Nox
the Light Of Day" BY Lloyd 'sH with ALI
Your Hearts, !" FROM Elijah"
Hiss C1ara E. Munger, contra1to Of fine
voice and acknowledged ability, h*s been en-
gagged for st. James choir from Oct. l. She
comes from the East, bearing testimonials Of T.
high order: She will also receive pupils in vocal
culture and upon the piano.
The Germania 1laennerchnr will give its first
evening. entertainment next Sunday, Oot. 8, st
the Tu-nef-Hall, in the same Mariner and etyle
IS its former entertainments during last wintar.
Tho programme ct the concest will couaist 1t
, 1875-09-26

1ndianapoua, IouIs.nls Cincin.t
rati DEr Express ..........,.lsl3 On noun tim
1nd!snapt I6, Loui8vtllo Etrcin-f ~
natl NiEat R1prasA {dA1g}. $50 o. m II liz l. r
, 1875-09-26

NA1 End Expross...,,,..,......,
Ottawa AcG ktrtatar PassenRux
0onaane 4 Sioux CITY ED
fScttlo Fart Line, for Omaha :,
hAusas CITY. Le4veaNusta. Al.
chlson / St Jo.Et,h Exp..
1'ers8 Fxptsss, ,.,.........
1c1ora Psssenker,,,..,,....,,...
msndotA. Dtt&NA / StteatH Ix4a
Aurora FAssnnRer..-.............
AurorA PatsenGkr {3and8y}.....
Dubuooe j. HiouxCity Ekp. ~.
Incl6c Night E.xp. for Omaha,
keEs1s Ctt, LeA7onwnrth, 1t
euisoo 4 St. Joseph E1p..,.,,
OowneF,8 g Dse A &C 112,r1od attco
UoWaet41spve Accommodation
Dowrcr8GroFe Accoutoodatioo
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sltnatlons a1llnlto.

ENpfRIEN dres mnScr spiclts work to
"a GOA t.m"; -uts milu tOs 81, Wrappers 81 plain
rrWil4o 1d rInl-
Mine LEANlrf -a3 wet 3li'l II, one nisht, front.
A LADY qulllnrd, pleasing address, wotd t'kc
"A ~ rye OF n orttui hunri mona hai pur'i'a tao
highest spec lhhiiy n''I r'spin. Address Mrs.
Lev Is, box 10, sun Office.
A LADY with nrst-nllss lrrricc. "a. To- capAhrltY
~ ana honesty, desires q position ns bookkrepcr or
caVieri would prrirra confectionery or bOOk store
Address Mas L., II upn G..
4 FINST-ULAS- nundrc,s desires stu,'ion IN
- prl.a'c funny or boarding house good references
Ad ir'ss 2dl dih ay, cl y.
4 GIRL yc.rtold shes o situation to do house
~ work or mind children. -. lirH Im' NJ.
IIOT~EKEEPER. Young Srolch woman. WIDOW,
y hlafs a SIT. tlul o. WOrsfnf ulus keeper, Dr
would do the general work TO- or rec r lwn peO
pie. e. prrirrr''. 4p'ly ~ lsl ST.. rear
GITU tTiON wasted rs spice niacr aud stone
> d.Vsscr IL years cxp.rl nee. can Or address
4 a., ~ u 4 IA NV, GrrenuHin'. l.. !.
WANTED Rs respectable young lad, "a titua.
w ton IN confectionery, h0NcrN, ttni In.fy, or
fancy store can all tnc Ne'S At 800 lsi az. Moor
WANTED 4 81 ulupn as seam.tress ana plain
W luuscNOrEcri Will furnish n~caine. Address NJ.
a. H., ,Oj 9.hAy
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the other door, found the policeman, and poured
out tho second VI | Of wrath Lpon him thus
"You're nice policeman, aln't your What do
for the military" "Mndame." rctorted the po-
liccman, "no'hing Il easter; n you want tho
military you will find him IN there pointing To
tho third door. Military didn't walt to be- I'M
earthed he promptly came forth aud saluted.
There was a siight scream and Watering OF the
femas ascending foot on the kitchen stairway:
The three suitors came away without the usual
ceremonies at the gate.
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The Kind OF cards Tho Wanted.

A smart looking boy about ~ years old
called mo "A Detroit bookstore yesterday and
sad his moth wanted some CarLs. Ihe clerk
ingly wroppcd up peck. The boy came back
In the Ca rise ~ half an nOur lun2 tho cards
down, and said
"AOtner don't want that kind she's got nve
or six packs IN the house now she wants some
WITH marked backs; 80 she can dol lone hands
and Worm II 10 dadl'
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Cost am some.

Ray HORSE found. ON Dec a. and can he seen
N on appylng Toll COOS. foot - idt l2th st., Mr.
q D-T- Nsunll scotch trucr. answering ulrr ane
lIoi JItn, ctt 80 l6 East l7tI st hIder Wal b. no.
en- ID rrNudrd
o. WARD. Loot about 1 wccas a-o, a par.
80 re- Mitana IRON riu1 ON one leg. Apply t. Mr.
hc)ltFlf, 10 Lcro, - rear Wrc,kHr
G.InA REMAND-For the rriu-u OF cas- ~
WV g1ud,i 40 luitcr, taken FROM steamer
Hlt,r Hfrtf, Thurs iuY ni-nt, 1rc. M Hpr 1874 Adj
ur'.s m confluence, WILLIS i. NAIrANEk, Hudson
LAWc,s Dmphny, Is turuelast.
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STNBEfNS.


The Prince OF Wales has promised to
preside the opening Of national gallery al Calcutta
Another 81. Patrick is wanted in Ire
and os snake has been discovered In Comfy Wick
As Lord Rector Of the Edinburgh Uni
verMty the Bari Of Derby will deliver the inaugural
sddrrss Doc II.
-Gcn. Juan Lucca, for many years COM
mandcr q thu Mcican rccs on the sonora frontier
was recently Killed by $40 Apache band.
If names mean anything. the recent
marriage Of 'r. Ciipnn mi Mics thnch Fiycs promise
ofnn occasi onai ilycy mari. oa .ctto.
The Julia, formerly Twccd's pleasure
yacht 1. now doing for CAN'T Lads as despatch
boat md tender at the mouth Of the Mississippi
Tho Pope has sent special apostolic
bcncdicuon 9, rs d. \. Harper one - The principal
contributor. vt that excellent CithoNc Journal the
Ncc ro,. Fttt
Ann Connolly Of san Francesca, aged
~ sues for divorce from Henry C1nncily ogci -,
because ne broke tn promise maze before marriage to
Quit chewing e. hlcco
DR.. Bowen. for many years n mission
trv In Afrc' ard m ariroro .oGc distinction. died
recently IN urluaauc s5lrun ~ Mlcdg'vlle Ca OF
winch he hal hcon an inmate several ears
The Rev. Moses Bnzcnl and his two
sors, with rnr, of seven other negroes have been
arr,stei a. irwinlon c. Tor kuhiuxing 'cv"rai of
their coor,G brethren who disagreed Vita them pohu
cally
A lady applying Tor admission to the
junior cias.r q 90 ia.cil rininary being questioned
by the President os tp cfu0lnc i'tlmt rcp d. ani
much ofnl 4iithmctckrr bu. ADJ an 4cchcnt gram
unilt"
-Duiing last month 10000 hogs were
cut ami nricl In Cifcnast. u cIg where Old dr'f J.
fu mas err, of nrocclt, ouair4, IS surrey unsafe
Tor such an i"uo.cuf taat uuy good man, pcao u
lach lrd SMITH. o, sh.oe.
A rcsitlcnt of Mohr-v llc Pa. has de
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At TIIE nOIE Carmen, Conpo'y's, o5i and 9b9
~ Sh NV. they viii soil you Ma OF nov sowing
machine Ant ave written guarnn' 80 t. hfe ~ lno
work you can fDf ave ycar-. and e"nd home by cA
prrss free OF charge. GO and sre Their prices.
-CuHniNATION Ni'f'ti 60. e7s Dowcry,
~ branch ollie III tle'sln Ft. .rwhrs, y. j. VIII
give wtiflri gutriurc 10 iufnisi - 90 - worth OF
wore per week while riyin. fnr new srNirs machine
At =. ENSr or,i 81 OPP '. .,,, sicwar,'.s
pr'c +. Don't forget. ~ Is the numOtr An gnds ma
'nints.
TWO neat Young i'ics to icir1 the sewing
"A. uachm' basncl1 those wiling to ave 'nc only.
No. 81 sth az. &. W. S'iiIil.
-SiN;!ER'-, Macei,r and Wilson'S WICK
~ GID ID. sfnl x n'Chincs t1r sues f'D Isl Hrpumo
H.. near Airn y.
-ArPa;t NriCE,> Tor nr.i.ca.s drcs.m,k sing
N. also, trimmer on Waists 2lj East lith st. 81 tell.
n AIDES taught operating. SHIRT nekin5 dc,W max.
ins, aud cuitiis. lAl Vrlnl It, N| PlNNHl"
NpER A'POR-. hastcr.. ami hrfton',ll. msscr, on
NYNplca. Ni.ncl, ann Inca c1ats. Good hihd' J3
West ltth IT,
npEg NTDES. bnstcr,. nnd dni.trr, wanted on
" pant. t'niv work 800 ist" iOp II lor.
nPrRtrOi,S wanted on skirts and hanl~crchief'
~ ~ lii finn H.
IOAPHi rOx HAt>Vt- CHRIS to do nle glue
I Wof,. &. e. flsri@i;D ~ Centre st.. NJ stars.
s,ENINt3 NA"HtNn - rented, SOL. .cxcna god,
urcssNi'h av, c'rn"r M'st i'h g., ami 1871 East
nr nlNas, rctr ~. -.rsh.G Dad. fht
XstNsrUn s. young lazy ~ som, cNpo. iouce IN a
w Mate ais ucv goois store. Addr So T. r.. box
~ 49, sun o'ict
V.rANrHn Two rrtcle c,l.r sa-crcr. end
- ifoncr'. Ap7y imnri ny ats oth It,, Hunters
Point.
W. u age 20 AZ a,'sst ia liz It nous %ork IN
email ttmlY.
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Enelnrss 6hantrs.

A WE'LL LOCATED liquor store for sale ch cap
"a duuy gpoI business, NJ low rent ABBY to
GAFfNEf SMITH, Auciipnecrs, II Centr' IT,
pAhERE, with stock ami fixtures complete rent.
ID y20 monthly, tai GA IN breads good place. lnq arc
lDl South "a A., WlamsOLrgh.
ENOR SALE cheap butcher shop AMI fixtures.
= doing me- nltle business rent easy. For par
tculnrs. Inquire at iOi West i7tA st.
RNOR SALE A bakery, long eatl lished, In BROOK.
{n, wei located for business Inquire al lO1 Broad
~. New York.
INUR ~ III Cheap, n well established butter and
Il milk depot r'ut low. 5S! 30 ay. brooklyn,
INOR SALE chcip a canuy store and news depot :
4 ga carly liis Cannon st.
I1OR SALE Cigar storo dong good business 81
i sinay.
AI-TEN aud dining saloon Tor sale very cheap
" near i'iieync Hospital, 81 Isl Nv.
ISN Nk-r 2STii STA candy and variety
CO store tor sale, doing pooa business.
GsINA CiSIi. onrc. coke. oyster. aud dining
- wv saloon. Apply Tor 3dlYa Il ~ Blescher ~.
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a,aI esflt,.

(ulLAP. only 81 90 for house ami full lpt 25Nloo
irct Gear utlc. no mortgage. a. Frost It,, VIII
hamsDur-h.
ItNiti. On acrcs. ot Wcs'ncd. '. good house and
nui no. 80 Is unlf - plpt tNtHfu fIr Nausc
gp9i Its 20 nm ~ te1tful /. Il. of Ncw .er.e,.
JOlIN ". OIESON. D N mtg llneN 81. Itr.rl Clty.
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tlnblit llOutcs,

NlLlAGE OFCOLL!l3E POINT. NOTICE
O~rri1 oi property in the above ytlIgO are hGro
with nohrl iut th iavrs nnd As es i'm tnts for the
yoaf lii' via ne received ny the Treasurer ana co
l,rl1 of lIr Village of college Point on Dccemhor 20,
u & nj - $50, betweonth hours Sand II 80 A NJ,
ma an D T. ~ at tho trust es Room IN Poppen,
husen institute IN Go icfr POM.
GuAlILks MErzGER Village Clerk.
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ShIpplnl.

Y
AA,,'.as",. ss%iE fyTnY s,$f9ni6 : ,,a,n
port or railroad stai,p IN Great Britain resnd or tio
D a iSf Ij n" rSqaP' s. oHH F9' .,o
DTSlEGe C.ls re ERASGE y. ry ,aY, 5t
rsc. ' Go6s BE 6g6XN Xsra g o AVE.
BNMAN Line, ROYAL aAiL STEAMERS ARE
'',r' Kun Ql,g$Ssro%S Asp LIVERPOOL; .,
ciF3 81 IGnn6SD.. ia'aF ~ Bee 6cc g.
CiTY 3E iiRegEily .r ~ P'9 az; r. ~ n
giTY o. M9yTl:sKi. .s':ur Jay, jln,.s $50 m II.
81" ea'" 'u'0'' HIKES OF fAssSG#' 49, ." i"
ShfI,tat soo ,,o a rs s d9pis yEls.
nrafi. i.e,ci { ijwe,t rii'.
csbin pis,ig Sni GO cral busin,s' Apply at the
ForsttcrA@c pis'asc at aifro,away. orP iert1, N H.
JOHN g. DALE. A genf.
NArioN,httd5NTfov E5ST risr,i nd A. NH'
oRoo>EERSs I0C'"sN' VS. LIVERPOOL.
H. siq iffM grA b. RPS g. SOA s.
& ,tn pr e., e. opd go cu'.eny S,ccrrs at
Prcpili sierr,ee ticfcts ron iy rp5o It the iowcst
rates Apply at the eo~'4pp' IS 'To9 S rsy ser
DACiTIC MAI. NlEiIsillp ,hlN;.r,E?r
r,cf S''oF"'' 'f FSs ;HsriyGXso " r''F - Nor"
coqSre1 or al central American mi Tica; pafs.
POSITION AND liEriNN,
good ~ Nntc Do i.fi ~, ID
- OurwAliD rtr <Efs Only. sal. GOLD.
FROM san FRANCISCO TO JArAN AND CHINA.
FRoN siS fn$Scibo6 F0H itsriyi1A &SD "
NEW ZEAL NNn, "a IlDNuiuLu :.
"''S"' OF ''''1mi J 6tiitEY. sapSnaatealcn,
bSED STAR IINE.-Apanin'c to car y the bel.
- glan am Il 'iiri sod"s Nal
From Phindeipn% from Vow Yo-k.
NAdcfand tn. H. state of Nevldi 90. Jan
For PmadolpGn For Sew YORK
Yaccranl - Dec % state Of Ncyadi. . Dec. II
NtGcrlnl ...... Jan ~ S'uil'r aul ,..... jan
rI,tt rs or PA-SAG. ~ a. -Itg.NCY.
Firs' ib n..........t.O sr' lnd Ola so
rate. Passenger arcommo lotions for all classes uh
NJ uas ugc r,tc Of freight and other informstion.
Apply to ttO. IS. tOliON, - lrItd 30, y. /.
PETER WHlOlrU ~ON-. G'4rt w 'rts
3lT Ntrr g.. PnlaG 'iuhia.
JOHN NcDON AID. p.f.,nscr \ ,cn
Si'fiery til. g.. $50 York.
0,TArE IiNE.-rp GlA.. wv ngLfNSr NV.
> Eit'poi. LnNDpNDt .!..f, = , .ailia5 from Eagle
Pier. ihlN frrV. y =.
SrNIEOt ~NLVANlA. Thurs lay Dec 10.
81 MI Of VIRGINIA. iuurs iay, .. li.
PN-NENuf Is fD..WAit1 10 DIRECT TO ALL
PARTS OF EUHprE AT LOWEST RATES.
~ .cras' rs low - Oyaiy o'h-f inc. Drafts for Ct
ATsrIN UAfD FIN 60. gents. - broadway.
I - ID t. A 2 Oh D
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PERFECTION
BOXERS BlHTERS.
Beware OF countcrfolis ami Imitation,
IS 10000.

MISSOURI ~TNTE SINGl.e NI'IBEp
lNlitEl, Havana phl Next utANtng Dec. 10. W
A. tYu'meut t.wt,! uu@, :l2OW. icS,s oaJ
g.. For circulars address
JAMS RIGDHN CO..
i. %, box 1901. 80 RruldNRY, y. y. room IS
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Jllanico---Mllts.

VrkUlifO--- .Illlfs.
crN r,uan.ci I'm town AMI g .an,,v to- .c,i our
~, ~ pun Ic', ~ ,, lch iry ~;
The Meil' fc1 en- eoy =; alton IT, oct"een ohurch
.Sc0 Vt,rlY ~NI,rY to frar,,cai
Sli rgeaogn'e' .ccu-i,y sa','Ae'ory reference given.
.,... ..a....-
~ ma %, IN < ,eti VAL oycry A,,1,cin re
iah'' ~ u a 20 ttAnp' OF O. a. L'HlN"l"N' Nv
as -, arc'i', Es. ul nr" 9ol lay novelties and
GE'. T.. FELTON, 10. 10 Ni.sau
,,.,.,. ., ,.,,.. ...- ,,,. , -
A'ti....' i'r,,s vii ~. lowest price,. So,,lt, co
~
\ ,,' l'e.nf ian' eol., On " - cauaty Ca or
= -, ~. ~" w , XII .u'' oi'f, N,
a.. a.. ~. o., '1cr'y ST., r,pmi
AGENTS. slOl.l, li,s olr no cti~i ~ egrn.
d1rr ln,.
CI:>r- 60 .o,rt oric-s fD- pa,rgas Oh pc.
"a iiIc' ho'rin tie business rroi,rrad 5.7 Grad
\ IN - ',a,r At ScN Hor NIX cone 'ra,
Wnrcn 80. ah MOO. aft.r rno'ci,cs
,..>r. 80, A., ,,.. ,
a 'i,r.p cdIs. hAi~B.0 *. e-j,Aali-t.
.v,. .si,,,r,...,.., .vt,,,.t,ii,,v
n slow cars. lij row y. ah.' r'e p.rlaorc.
MAS 10, u i e, s ,E93 gahi r'''a''
nt,r,>.u,ru ,.,,a r..,,,... e,,rn,n
- ie os cs9l' ~, gg tomorrow between
fhhd II 'i"fh' -A' N'-i -'h SO
I,INSs ,rINDrE. van 1, ron hon window
~ siAsi u = a., ,rlf,t3ti, ~, e1Snc,s n..-.
Iu.ur,,s ON p..turo frir.. Appyu tie ID
VI frame et'r . PirN Place
~ o. = a. Members 81 Lodge 10, ire no,iAcd
"a M TIr NJ rr o. me .ti,i H. ~ tm ed IRON, the
Tsa. S''i Ha".s %'' Hail. i' D'"' ga
1,.IpSNpS wtrtea-Ncv YORK stat, and p,nn.
Ns'Nania traie. EMERY lNtf LEI 80 b'way.
1,unr,, AI>ru- w.rt., . nr,,.r.a,, men IN
- 'r,',',,,,, y, - - - - -t ~, ee 'e" y"
,,,n ,.,.pv. ,v,,,,, . ,v. ,,t.-. ,,. ,,,,,
4 w. ~ ~ 80 = All ",, ''.. "o ~
@c. Ai're" HNhtfA i"N io'. SUI oil'".
v1-onIIuS ,iIIIA rcr.,n tnoroprDiy q.
" -
p'enccl IN thr mnhIi ciuro OF eoolS Tor nrhs wear
a'' U.s. "a VI n'' Hp,y
'it'r' win re- er'h'''' 10 n Ism y Ma u
WANl hp -E,Pecaor yo,nj per- 2as s 3 d w
nnl rNp'ri Nr rsc.n nDtiu s,oi plri eiinl'i,n..
Arpiv 10 Mr.. CUANDALl nj Office Of Type writer lO3
Broadway.
,.p .,. .... -
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Amnstmtnts.

Amustnttni5.
DARK THEATRE, MIGHTY DOLLAR.
i FAREWELL NIGHTS - ......
THIS THURSDAY, LAST NIGHT BUT SEVEN
MIGHTY DOLLAR.
Mr.. AND MRS W. J. FLORENCE
ecizn the golden hour, Gre theJ nyl
Laughter holding both her sies.
ON FRIDAY, 10Th, ..........,
the graius OF mrth, taxes ms - .. su.ao.
FIRST AND ONLY HESEFlT THIS SEASON.
BOX SHEET now OPEN.
SATURDAY, LAST MONTY DOLLAR MATINEE.
MONDAY. 18TH. TnE TOOTH NIGHT.
SPECIAL.
ON SATURDAY EVENING. DEC ~.
after careful preparation the 'pl1hOrated mcOjrane,
"t.Ut iBLE."
ACT 1sT -lNGREDlHNrs.
ACT I'D FU IN0. . .....-
ACr trii METAL.
SEATS SECURED -FOUR WEEKS Is ADVANCE.
FTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Z. ........ BruidNuy ana lin ~. =. ..-
ShthiDAN SIOUX I.pINtpr'
IL.
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Il ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
1851 GIFTS ............ StlO011 CASH
For tckcts Dr INFORM .to IN above di,tri alton
address tae New-ior1 Age -.
Tllus, II. HAYS & CO..
ca BsullwIy, Sc YORK.
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4tttarts.
Aors,s, 6lrulJ,', &t.

CAR LOAD Of Western horses just arrived for
~ sale or rNcnungc; suitable for a.y hI,ln pur-
BoWery,
4 TRIC k or cart hor.ri also. TWO other horses,
~ young and sound must be soll. ~ Heater st.. sa'
loon.
CIEAA RLACk horse. ten years, cypress
ID sDNy wa -un and hlrnees. AMY to
A. ShlinEN /, 10 Mnottl lane, near 9th ay.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-11-26
LATEST NEWS.
THHE OLD WORLD.

According to a Hendaye SPAIN dis
patch of the nth Don Carlos had recently written
to King Alphonzo offering to agree to truce
should the Cuban troubles cause war between
the United States and Spain.
1t was reported from Berlin on the 18th
that the Crown Prince did not intend to visit the
United States during the Centennial year.
A Berlin special of the 18th says the
Government had decided to proceed before the
Ecclesiastical Court against the Bishop of Treves
and the Archbishop of Cologne, with view to
their deposition.
According to a Rangoon dispatch of the
18th a conspiracy to seize the arsenal and burn
Rangoon had just been discovered, and great
many Burmese had been arrested.
A Madrid telegram of the 18th says a
royal order had been issued forbdding the receipt
of further communications from Don Carlos, ex-
cept the announcement of the unconditional sur
render of himself and his comrades.
According to Washington advices OF
the 18th the Spanish Minister there had been of
fcially advised that his Government had con-
ceded the points lately demanded by the United
States Government.
The number of German exhibitors at
the Philadelphia Centennial will number 1,140
A Rome Qtaly) dispatch of the 10Th an
nounces the death of Cardinal Pietro di Silvestri.
He was elevated to the Cardinalate in 1853.
The Prince of Wales, according to a
dispatch OF the 10Th, had been. recalled from In
dia in consequence of the unsatisfactory attitude
of the native Princes
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1.-THE GOOD OLD TIMES"

THE following lines were published in the Bos-
ton Post twenty-five years ago:
o, would I.had lived in the good old times,
When every dwelling had elbow-room,
When girls so healthy and women so hale
Knew not the piano, but toiled at the loom;
When women and men were in homespun
decked,
Which wore far longer than silk or merino,
When coffee and tea had not shaken all
nerves,
And the cider was better than our mara
schino.
o, would had lived in the good old times,
When pine-knots served for warmth and
for light,
When the air was not spoiled by red OF
stove,
Nor costly gas carried day into night;
When the Undertook stood in its smoke
blackened niche,
And shovel and tongues against JAM books
reclined,
When andirons soldiers bore fire on their
backs,
And bellows were ready to utter wind
O, would had lived in the good old times,
Ere reason our ancient faith was sapping;
When witches were plenty as mediums now,
And ghosts stalked in without even rap
ping;
When dreams had meaning and signs were
true,
When the point of a pin was signal of dan
When death at your window flew in with a
bird,
And the hum of a bee brought the voice of
q stranger.
o, would had lived in the good old times,
When shoes had buckles and hats were
cooked,
When the common mind was formed by the
birch,
And boy was, ec o65cio, blockhead;
When tithing men haunted the public streets
To clap fine upon Sabbath breakers;
And the church, if it had not the power to
convert
Could at least find rope to hang the
Quakers.
o, would had lived in the good old times,
In the palmy days of the Inquisition,
When fire, and steel, and pincers, and rack
Gave heretics foretaste of endless perdi-
ton;
Or when stocks were ready for mischievous
feet,
When the whipping post stood in the pub
lie square,
And the gibbet and pillory breathed around
A nice morality into the air.
O, would had lived in the good old times,
When the sheep were as big as modern
OK,
And the turkeys raised their heads sublime
To a height as tall as Sinbad's rocks;
When the ten lost tribes that strayed north
east
At luncheon nibbled stewed behemoth,
And every day sat down to a feast,
And dined on stuffed and roasted mann
moth.
0, would had lived in the good old times,
When the ferns were as high as the big elm
tree,
And the trees were as high as Beacon Hill,
When the beacon was up there for folks to
see;
When the acorns were bigger than pumpkins
with us,
And the pumpkins were fifty feet around,
And the grapes, as large as a ten-pound shot,
Would fetch by the ton what we give for a
pound.
O, would had lived in the good old times,
In the glorious days of the bas formation,
Ere men had lived or fallen at all,
Some thousands of years ere Adams crea-
ton;
O. then what worthy sporting were mine,
When the squirrels were large as Durham
taurus,
And instead of catching smelt with shrimp,
had bobbed live horse for ichthyosaurus.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-11-26
THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Flour-White
Winter Extra $6.15@s.O0. Wheat-No. 2 Chicago
Spring, S1.27@1.2s; No. Milwaukee, 81 300
1872; No. Northwestern, $1.2701.2S. Barley
$1.O5D1. 10. Oats-Western Mixed, 42G44c Corn
Western Mixed, 72M@74c. Pork - Mess,
$22. 3715. Dressed Hogs-95sc. Lard-New, 1870.
Cattle-Market frmer; 11A@13c for Good to
extra Hogs S@s16c. Sheep-4@6c. Gold
closed at 114A.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. = Cattle = Best,
Ss.Oo06.5O; medium, $5.Oo05s7h. Hogs-York-
ers, $7.OO07.3'; Philadelphia, $7.500?.8O.
Sheep-$4CO05s0.
CH1CAGo.-Wheat-No. 2 Spring closed
at ST. O69s al 06A cash. Corn-Closed at 51Ac for
No. and SOC for Rejected, cash. Oats-No. 2,
30a@31c cash; December options sold at BIC.
Rye-No. 2, 6814@6s1ac. Barley-No. 2, s7@s7hc.
Mess Pork-$2o. oo@2o.10 cash. Lard-S11. 800
12OO Cattle-Good to Choice, S4.S0 16.25; Me-
dunn Grades, $4OO@4.50; Butchers Stock,
S2.75@4.OC; Scalawags, etc, $2.O09225. Hogs =
Good to extra, $71O@7.5o. sheep-Good to
choice. $4.CO@4.50.