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DUNPHY On Sunday, oct, >. Eva Mary aged
years and 10 months, beloved Child VI John AID Mary
Funeral on tuesday. oct. 5, at IL P. NJ, from lol
FifzGERALD.-John Fitzgerald.
The relatives aud friends VI the family are respect
deuce, t3l West 10th Monday Oct 1, at O'Clock
HkNlN.-At Monmouth Beach, on FRIDAY morning
Oct Mary. infant daughter OF NJ. H. and Elizabeth b
HENRY.-On Saturday morning. OF Monmouth Beach.
y j.. at the residence Of her father, Elizabeth Root
Henry, wife q Or 81 II Henry and daughter OF Hugh
The remains OF Mrs. Henry will be brought up from
Monmouth BE Lch this hOnday, and the funeral viii
take place on TUESDAY morning at vse o'clock from the
HORklGAN.-On Saturday, Oct 2. Michael Horrigan,
aged 30 year,, native Of County Clare, Ireland.
Tie funeral viii take place from his late residence,
lOi East llth st. on Monday Oct. 4 AZ 2 O'Clock
The members OF Mach ntsts and acksmths, NO 25
are hereby notified 10 assemble at Masonic Han, be-
tween Sd and lth avs at liz O'Clock, attend the u
uera. Members sister ullns arealso invited.
THOMAS MORAN, President.
JOSEPH McPHKH, Rec. Secretary.
MdNcH.Ion SATURDAY OCT =; EilEabetn Josephine
Tie relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
plrenis Patrick and Mary linch, 32i West G6th 81
Monday afternoon, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
McGUINESS.-On Oct 3, Patrick J. McGuiness, aged
A. years. months, and rs days.
Notice Of funeral IN Tu sdays paper
RussELLt-On sunday morning, Oct. 8, Jane Russell
In " 50 year OF her age. g..
neral from her late residence az Central l5llp Long
Leland on Tuesday morning. Cars leave Point
sULLTvAN.-on Saturday, Oct. 2, at O'Clock p. NJ,
a. Ms residence West 9Th ST. Long ls and CITY, Dennis
sullivan AGED 10 years, native OF Killarney County
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend the funeral from the Cathol Church. Hunters
Point on Monday 4th inst, at 2A r. NJ.
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2pttial lantifta.
20 YEARS OF TOLL CRowNKD WSTn
SUOtESs.

~ 49,
20 YEARS OF Toll oRowNED wSTn
SUOCEss.
SECRET WORTH MILLIONS
TnB
PARTISAN DIAMONDS.
RICHARD HUMPHREYS.
100 BROADWAY
opposite S'cwart's,
SOLE AGENT FOK rue UNITED STATES
Their perfect resemblance to the genuine -,cvener.
cannot detect the difference.
THEIR BRLLlANcY
equals the
FIRST WATER DIAMONDS.
Their surface 10 DIAMOND, and their beauty and bril-.
hancy last forever.
They are all act IN solid gold
The discovery Of the process Of producing what Ia
now 20 widely known IN Europe as the Parisian Ola.
monds was made In 1867. From that time until March,
1874 the secret only known " three Of the largest
dealers Of diamonds IN France.
lte stated tina, millions upon mione Of dollars have
been paid by the nobiity, within tue last neen years
for the Partisan Diamonds they supposing that they
were buying the genuine IL not surprlslng tnat they
were dee iycd In the
let place. They purchased Of men who stood
wcnin the mercantile community, and Of course they
supposed what they sold was Just rs they represented
It, la the
I'd places These supposed genuine diamonds were
ta&en by the nobility to their jewellers to be mounted
aud they not being a6le to detect fraud II not
surprising that the deception 30 sfuiy car
ned on for so long time before II discovered.
THE PROCESS OF PRODUCING TUE PARTISAN
DIAMONDS.
The body IA Of crystal which tho hardest and heat
substance that could possibly be used for the purpose
are put into giv mic battery which them over
with liquid that ia made Of diamonds VIII n are too
arc tasen on ~ diamonds dnrrg tie process OF shap
them Thus All of he small particles of diamonds that
diamond liquid.
THE VALUE OF THIS GREAT DISCOVERY.
real diamond valuable because II has IN re bri.
snsy aud beauty than any other stone II also hard
eT tn any other substance VIII prevents II from
principal reasons why diamonds are ~ valuable. The
have e ba and ny Sr ~ %, 9 sad surface .sf
ns anc 9, e9uTse Is Il Is covered Nth coating o. Ss
Ths fsrl.sn Diamond. are all mounted 10 solid gold.
ana thev VIII be sold the United states for less tina
onethirtieth what real diamond would be worth.
they srs now FOR SALE by
RICHARD HUMPHREYS,
Jeweler.
Sole agent for the United states,
77g Broadway,
Opposite 4. T. stewartC.
We have large assortment Of Partisan Diamonds
unset which viii sell for s. per klra and have IA.
ctes Tor mounting them to order IN the latest styles
we have complete stock OF all other styles OF
THE LARGEST STOCK OF CORAL
IN THE CITY.
REICHARDT'SS AIICXLIC HORSE CURE.
Epiaootc and al diseases Of Throat ana X PssssTes
o o9S ;T Font ,s sT,p encps S ss f MADE
ALFRED kElchARDr Phsrmscist to2 ath avr cor.
cured 6v pr kECks method first trial free. ats West
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aATuRDAY, Oct. 2-P. M.-There was q
strong stock market during the morning trans
sctiops, but the business was extremely light.
In the subsequent dealings, however, more ao-
tivtty was noted, the bears having taken advan-
tare u the absence Of operators, who found
greater attractions at the Brooklyn yacht and
Jerome Park races, md prices Yielded Is TO 81
q cent as compared with the best figures of the
soy. the X rene having been observed In Union
Pacific. which dropped from Cs, after rise OF 2
" cent. to GjN at the close
r. clnc q Missouri, Lake Shore, and Pacific
Mali we're, however, also conspicuous features
81 the speculation, the FIRST named declining
rapidly from 80 at the opening, to J6s., though
subsequently ralIying ~ v cent, but later
yielding to 35A. Lake Shore, after advancing y,
fell on p cent, and Pacific Mail nuctuated he
tween Sl's and W'i The changes III NOrthwest-
irn, st raul Erie. Rock Island, ami OniOs were
less important, but the market closed heavy at
generally the lowest points u the day.
The gold market opened with an Indifferent
speculation, but the Oaning rates for the use of
raan gold were subsequently advanced to 4, of 1
yer cent. per den and the price unde the In
nuence Of more liberal purchases was moved up
from llGH I, 1iTA, at which latter figure Il
closed. 1ne further decrease OF specie In the
banks also strengthened the tone Of the market
Inc Following were the principal quotations:
,SS9 4 M''.'iiSSSs 1893 A. MI, liliP, MiE
iooi T..iiiS;s iY iaSS (. 81 iigis u.s. + M..ii7S
10 oans the rte. PAID for the USE OF gold we're ~
forelsn cxcnen &c ruled ful without speci ! feature,
hhS and tfh Tor time aud demand bills.
Money was ,asy on 20 lieg2 cent, and DE
counts continual quiet dhe w,eky sN9i T. OF The
te'uss loss Of tcsicoo IN he Io'a res rve AGAINST
net reserve Of the nks was therefore $4,000 less
ihan last weeS. AM they consequently now noli tlt
0Nernment bonds were strong and IN good request
Tna fnlinw Inc, aar, ~. q u Al ct,.tr. .ra,.,....
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Annstmfnta.


i NJ iRofoLlTAN THEATRE.
6so AM bSz broadway opposite Me- rOpotsn Hotel
fVrr pASI0h sole Proprietor and mayer.
GRAND 0PENiSd MONDAY, Ocf. 4, s Of
TONY PASTOR
and be Company OF Ceebrated Artists.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
e ns nehknown Humorst aud Eccent1c German Conc
Inc Original represepIn,ves OF plantation life,
r.. -, Mesers. sANFO ~ and WILSON.
Song and Dance 6erformers McKEE ana is0Gkfs
a, accomplished voc tlst, Miss JENNIE MORGAN.
=" uunper OF sentimental lngs and popular Ballals
znnhlslE aud CHARLES AUSTIN, known a. ne
roeavee, Introducing their Musket Practlce Bsvonet
~, =. he Original" WI. CkRLEToS 10 hIs HiosSaisr
fMK FRR wA s S,s 800 40 Cont nIi.lss
VIII sPPear % thei- Artistic Specialize in which sheg
IRISH P0RTRtIfuREs AND mBMoSRsss b,
TIE FfELDtNGs,
..-,. JOHN and MAGGIE.
their original and New Scenes aud sket1ne
snh MeIody, Son -, and general -.
-" THE IENToN BRoTHRRs.
Engahdt famous Gymnas.s will give their hrst per.
FORM noes n New York a. they appeared ct the Lcn.
don Music Halls with such marked success.
Tue Interesting and beau iful child Aristes,
from principal cities OF Europe viii appear IN mel,
wonder ul evolutions upon The velocipede.
a., FRANK UIRARD,
the m9et famous Of Comedians and accomplished %
ttsge directors.
TONY PASTOR,
Americas own Comic Vocalist.
,, N a VARIETY Of new,SonRs, &C.
MATlNEEs TUEsDAYs and FRIDAYS,
poputAp pprcMs8 O'CLOCK p NJ, a.
Boz ones ooen daily from 10 A. III 70 T. st. ."' "'''
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wednesday. Sept 90.
maine 5. Mansfield Cornelius II. Alderman 70 Theodore
A. youngest daughter OF Elizabeth NJ and the late JOr
g. Taylor
BLCKwlTH-C oRNwELL.-On Thursday sept 80,
by Dr. H. Chaptn at the residence OF the brides uncle,
jacob Weeks $50 5th av- John A. Beckwilh 70 Katie
W. COrnwc. -, bOth Of New York.
OURDkrTE On Thursday, Sept e.,
AZ the residence OF the brides mother, by the Rev.
Francis j Free n. D.. Richard s. lrgeman to Rose NJ,
youngest daughter of the late Daniel s. Bourdette al
Of Brooklyn.
WIGHT ARDNER.-O Monday evening" sent.
a. by the Rey q. IA Hepworth, Charles Lennox Wrgat
u Charlotte Elz ibeth Gardner, al VI this city.
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BANKING AND Financial.

tTisA GOOD TIME NOW TO PURCHASE CALLs."
They cost from tl0 to $1,000 aud often pay pront OF
ten times the In less Oh 80 Send TO hCesrs
giving fu particulars tree.
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DITORCED.

TRlMBLE In the city Of New York, on the Goth day
September, 1875, hy the Hon Frederick IOeN Judge
Of the Court OF Common Pleas, Adranna Trim0le from
JermiA TnmOe. Divorce limited.
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Thousands eau testify that the Peruvian -y-
rup Is the best tOulc ana teratNe medicine known
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Fomeroy's Finger Pads and Water Pads for
Rupture, by Tar Tie best IL use IA broadway, n Y
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diseases children teethlng, Wind collie, &c.
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Di.tempcr In Horses" CHESS LlNIMENl
JODIDE or AMMONIA applied to the throat aud cnest
gives Instant relief RALPH OGLE Veterinary Surgeon.
sold BY all dIugglsts depOt. 45l Gun aY.
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DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets
Keep tue teeth clean aud white.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-rms DAY.
Dun rises. 90 sun Ss Moon sets. 90
mon WATER-rHIs
Handy Hook.10 AZ Gov. lsand11 80 Hell Gate .l2 SO
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SpttmI aotlt,s.
EXTRA DRY CABINET

MOET 4 tnANDON.
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE.
Fer sale with the leading dealers In vines.
ANTHONY OECHS,
Sole Agent In the United states
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Arrived-sATrEDAY AND SUNDAY. oct. and 3.
Steamship Mosel, Bremen. mdse. aud pass.
Steamship W, 4. schotcn, Rotterdam udse and pass.
steamship Aiben trle. Loves. mise. tnd pass
Steamship sam Weller, Belfast In ballast.
Brig J. Williams, Para, m ballast
AitOthe usuu river tnd cOtstNl3s vessels.
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DyeinE and CIenning.-The Empire Dyeing and
Cleaning Co call for and deliver goods. work sur
pa 81 6v none OFFICE $50 Broadsay near 22d st.'
los 9TH av 14h ST. ard 276 Ssh near Path Il.
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Sabinus BanRs.
Gcpartmsrsgip Eotlts.

THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
L between the undersigned under the nrin name Of
Sherman Pryor. is this day dissolved by mutual con
cent The business VIII be contiaued by George ii.
dated Oct l. 1878. GEORGE II. SHERMAN.
SAMUEL PRYOR
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-. TEE b GFE 5E RIsc0yBEEXr THE
s1d sopltag yaIrsatsd Tor over 81 years and meyer
VENT soS e sSid 'S 81 q. z srssss DEPOT
iGsiiilsSifist E i iis ssi. e NE '''''s Of
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Gnslnsss NotItss.

Peppermint Wine.-1hi. delicious lqueur holle a
high place IN tie estinaon Of connoisseurs aud t. On
account Of It's well known tome properties already the
most popular beverage OF day. SOFA by AL dealers.
L. CUNNING Co., Si2 Delancey st. New YORK.
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loyal HAVANA LOTTERY.

$4,000 distributed every fifteen days Prizes
eAahed, orders nlled. Information furnished Highest
Vness pad for spanish bills. Governments. &c.
TAYLOR a CO.. Bankers
WALL Ma YAH
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GENTS TO cell latest fast ceiling patent novelties
Z q and French chromos. GEO. L. FELTON, CO.. ITO
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BOaro ano Rooms.
TTP-TOwN ADvBRTIsRRs
authorized uptown sdvertiselnent ofices '"' vi"
,l23s Btessa..y. corner Of 3lst 81 III o r NJ and
Ne 200 81 Az corner OF i7th st., until 5 r. NJ
A fEW furnished room. Tor ho1sekecpins, or gen.
At No. 1913 Orchard At
A WIDOW woman wishes for Two nice respectable
home. 900 Sd V
sl %, so9 'a, TO l., 20 ,s:De:asIs
Brooms st. Sd door from Orchard.
A NEATLY furnished room for light housekeeplng
No , e, ys escy " moderate price az
A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with good
hoard es ss rooms aso' lie" LADIES' day
A isn ssf Oe 'U% oIs's s "a so
few girls.
Ats snupsOs ST., corner 9srrt.on -Lodgins
American family.
A FEW MN can have pleasant furO'.hed rooms,
N with or without board Is sheriS -, Il, acSI
A FEW gentlemen and ladies have pleasant fur
s1 nsn eSe rooms anq o9std use %. ps,os and piano
A ROOM and bedroom Furnished for houseK ecptng
N rent from $40 20 tls per month io4 West 18Th ST
A FEw gentlemen. also few ladies, can have good
"A board and pleasant rooms with gas at II Pike 81.
A FEW gentlemen eau be accommodated with
N board at Pa Spring At.
BOARD in wilsmsourgh for two persons in an
a. A ony ms s ro Ts are no fnsg oo"
quire at a72 south 9th st., near stu ct.
DOARDING-iii Mulberry At, near Grand a single
ID rooms e. and g. so also hall room 81.
EURNisHEp rooms for ho9sekeepng' also,
west $50 It. - ''
FURNISHED room aud bedroom for gentlemen
Il or married oounlc. 20 North Moore 81.
Il ith or without board. 40 East i0th st.
VyuRNl-IIED nicely-Lsrge front room rent "a
Il per week; also, small room. Variek It.
EURN!~HED rooms to let with or without board.
GENTLEMEN accommodated with pleasant rooms
~ AMI good board. 10 oliver st., near Chatham
/ 0DGING House 20 sullivan st..Beds, IS and
wcek.
NICELY furnished rooms for gentlemen; also
st., convenient to three lines Of ears.
II EsPECTABLE men can hsye good BOARD, pleas.
gentleman and wife be accommodated. III stn av'
rU,O LET-A comfort abiy. furnished front room and
bedroom, suitable for lignt Housekeeping. ia 1th
Av., near 20 h II.
Uc. S ne $50 pen 1a Sse
10 Two young men, with stove ana good Ooaro
ITI SPRING ST, near south 5th sy.-Respect-
l. II able men have good board al o. per week;
eAs and bath; taOle bOarders taken.
100 s clean Ss isr1 s: x TSS%
closet; 1850 per week also, room for 81.
0OO SINGLE ROOMS. newly Iurnl.ned, e5c.'
--OO SOC; less by the week. Frankfort House,
Frankfort 81, corner william.
Oh EAST list STA few gentlemen c N
- have good board anu comfortable rooms with
gas oath aud ne tiers also, man aud wife few la
dies also. Call all the week.
900 9TH Az -Furnlshed rooms for gentlemen
s)VJ or ADDE'S, with OF without board, also some for
housekeeping.
o. SINGLE front ROOM single beds. with hrst-
'~,Ds Class board hot dinner at II. 10 Burling slip,
near Fulton st.
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Wlanito-- ftmalts.
4 T. STEWART n co.
WANT
FIRsr-CLAss DREssMAKERs
FiRsT-CLAsS CLOAK MAKERS.
FIRsT-CLAss OPERATORS ON WHEELER & WILL
SONS MACHINE propelled by steam
Apply AZ NINTH STREET ENTRANCE, before Q A.
NJ, Broadway aud Tenth street.
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yors.s, Garrms,s, 1T.

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a HORSES-Young and sound t6b Ss6, 800 !
~ Aso dirt cart and wagons. dBayArd t.,bakery.
INOR sALE-A black horse, 10 hands, sound and
true only ta5 also blind bay horse. only ss, les.
gore. ~ s'slsl "a. or I sgSsES e 1sl.aSsI.t
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publications.
HEsTER HOWARD's TEMPTATION.

- -.
HESTER HOwARD's TEMPTATION Is an entire
new book ny tne author Of The Household OF Bou'
yere. and Is published this day by 2. u. iEIEkSoN
BRO HERS, Philadelphia and 10 for sale by all book
sellers everywhere. 4 complete ~ one large quo
decimO volume OF 800 pages, bound IN morocco cothi
gt back and side tl75 Get IL az once aud read
IL, fof II Is one OF the best novels ever puDlsheu
THE HOUSEHOLD OF B0uvERlE; BY Mrs. {: A.
Warned Authors New Edition, revised and corrected
Two volumes complete in one Bound In morocco
cloth. gilt back and side. price tl76'
A DOUBLE WEDDING; OR, HOW SHE WAS WON.
Fourth Edition is now ready ny Mrs Z. Marneld,
author Of "1he Household OF DOuverle," Bound In
morocco CLOTH gilt back aud side, price tl75.
Every reader OF TUE NEW YORK s9S should get and
copies OF the three books al once Tor they
three Of the greatest and best novels ever written
'.sAboye books are for sale by all booksellers or
copies Of either all Will be sent, post paid TO any
one, TO any place, remltng price 70 me pp6shers
ao0 Chestnut al PhllAde phia Pa.
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nEPOSITORS IN THE FREEDMAN'S
- SAVINGS BANK can be aided IN OBTAINING their
checks for tue first dividend
SAM L. HARRIS, G5s Broadway, corner Bond At
MONEY TO LOAN on nrst mortgages without
WI bonus on secondhand leasehold mortgages At
easy terms. GEO. W. STAKE, $50 Broadway, room <.
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knstruttlon.

DROF, vANDAELL'S ocsnd en- Phil Ct Lettresl
ii French courses, 1857 Broadway, room u. Terms
moderate. CITY references Free class, Tuesday, Oct
b,SPM.
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Amustmfnts.
ROOTH's THEATRE.


TWO MATTNHEs ONLY.
The company. headed BY the distin euishcd American
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
eomprise, an unrvalled combination OF eminent lyric
-, Full GnoR1s AND GRAND ORCHESTRA.
MI D. BbHHBNS.. C CONDUCTOR
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02

NEVER look at my old steel composing rule that l do not bless myself that, while my strength lasts, I am not at the mercy of the world. If my pen is not wanted 1 can go back to the type case and be sure to find work; for learned the printers trade thor oughly-newspapcr work. job work, book work and press work. I am glad I have a good trade. 1t is rock upon which the pos sessor can stand firmly. There is health and vigor for body and mind in an honest trade It is the stongest and surest part of the self made man. Go from the academy to the printing office or the artisans bench, or, if you please, to the farm-for, to be sure, true farming is trade, and grand one at that. Lay thus a sure foundation, and after that branch oe into whatever profession you please.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
SCENE from the Beecher trial. as reported

SCENE from the Beecher trial. as reported in the New York Times: Porter asked the jury E. l. this the man on whom you will stake your immortal souls-ths hollow, treacherous, false coward p' Mr. Beecher glanced curionsly at MT. Triton, but the lat ter never moved a muscle. ''I predict" continued Judge Porter, that you will rem der verdict of acquittal without leaving your seats" Porter wanted to take up the interview in which Bessie Turner describes Mrs. Tilton as leaving her husbands home after midnight, in Winter, without her shoes, and seeking from her mother a refuge from her husbands abuse. Shearman not being able to find the place at the moment, Hilton stepped forward and handed lis book to Por ter, at the same time pointing to the proper page. The action was so exquistely cool that Evarts lay back in his chair and laughed heartily i friend of Hilton afterward ask ed him how he could remain so composed under Porter's bitter abuse "Oh," he re- piled. l" am used to that. l had 10 endure i: for twenty-five years from my mother in law"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
WH.iT Is 4 PALLIUU?

J. E. Salpoint, Catholic bishop of Arizona
 recently returned from New York via Santa Fe, bearing with him the pallium which Pope Pins the 9th authorized him to present to Arch Bishop John B. Lama, of New Mexico.
 Many of our readers will doubtless be in- terested in knowing the origin. history and significance of the Pallium, and we copy from the New Mexican the following extract from sermon by Bishop Goesbran as an explanation:
 sssItis the symbol and mantle of tke Good Shepherd and the pledge of Catholic and Roman unity. On the morning of the 2lst of January, being the feast of St. Agnes the martyr, at certain feast of the mass two spotess lambs were brought to tho altar and solemnly blessed These animals symbolize purity and from their wool is made the pal Hum of patrarchs, I,Fimates and archbishops The duty of overseeing the making and the custody of the pallium is confided to the apostolic sab-dcacons, who take care that they shall be made oi the pureSt white wool The men of the monastery of St. Agnes offer every year two white lambs upon the altar II, while the "Agnus Dei' is being sung in the solemn mass. They are then taken by two canons of St John Lateran and by them de- livered to the Apostolic sub-deacons, who send them to pastures green till the time for sheating. When shorn the wool is wrought into palliums, which are woven three fingers wide and then united in circle to % round the neck; having also a short piece hanging hp St af ba hael- of black thread are then worked into them, after which they are considered finished. When made they are carried by the Apos- tolic sub-deacons to St. Peters, and are placed by the canons upon the tomb of the Apostle under the high altar on the eve of the feast and are left there through the night. They are then blessed by the Pope and restored to the custody of the apostolic sub-deacons
 This is faithful and accurate account of the manner in which the pallium is made. and such is the elaborate care bestowed upon it that the canons of the two chief churches of the Lateran and Vatican and the Pope are al' required to concur in it. The import of the pallium signifies the fulness of the pasto- rai office, and it is granted by the Pope to patriarchs, primates and archbishops, and all such are bound, within three months of their consecration, to supplcate the pallium from the Holy See under pain of deprlvation. Until they have received the pallium they cannot exercise greater jurisdiction nor assume the title of archbishop. It becomes so much part of the office that if the arch bishop shohld die before the pallium design ea ior hun Is delivered to him it is burned, and the ashes are poured into the sacristum. When he dies it is buried with him, and if he | has two, one Is buried around his neck and 1 the other under his head. It is gift from l St: Peter it contains and conveys par ticpation nthe fnllness of the pastoral office It Is the personal privilege investing the | wearer with an incommunicable power | which attaches solely to himself"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02

TIE Los Angeles Herald, a Democratic paper, quotes approvingly suggestion from the educational journal of that city regard ins the approaching election canvass. It is that there toe no party nominations for coun- ty superintendent of public schools. The Herald says:
 We had rather know that an aspirant for this office thoroughly understands the duties of the position and will make a care ful and efficient county superintendent than to know that he is Republican ora Demo- cfat. With 'rhe Schoolmaster,' we believe that nominating conventions will best sub serve the interests of the public schools by emitting to nominate candidates for county superintendent Let the people select that officer on merit and capability, without re- gard to religion, politics, "or previous condi tion of seryituden