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It Ut yhIEI DIoOdoN1s II q ItTVII"f T o
ter. Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples,
Pustules. Boils. Catbuncles. Riug-worms,
Scald-head. Sore Eyes, Erysipe.as, Itch,
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or nature, are literally dug up and carried
out of the system n a short time by the use
of +baca Ritfnrc
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a CowHinlkG Arr Quite d commo.
tl0n Was created late Yesterday afternoon on
Lexington street between Charles and Lib.
erty, on account OF. o cowhiding inflicted on
Mr.. Bergin, Keeping d notion store al on
Lexington street, by d. Il. Clay Maddox,
on account OF Insulting language which 1t Is
alleged was used by Bergin towards DIR.
Maddex's wife. II appears that Mrs. Mad
dox, While making her purchases, stopped
In Bergtn's store and inquired the price o!
some goods. While 10 the store she was, IL
Is alleged, insulted by the proprietor, where.
upon she left aud informed her husband, who
was near By, Of the matter, The Doctor,
armed with a tremendous green cowhide,
forthwith marched TO Bergin's store. Taking
the latter aside, he called him out and used
the cowhsde upon him. Mr.. Bergin defended
himself as well as was possible under the cir.
cumstapces. His courage revived as soon as
he regstned bis feet, and then the Doctor came
OF second best. For time lively fight
was In progress at the store, the two men
alternately knocking each other down and
getting up again. DR.. Maddox was but
slightly bruised, and Bergin, escaped with a
black eye. DR.. Maddox preferred two
charges against Bergin-one for insulting
bis wife, and the other for assaulting and
beating him. Bsrgin charged DR.. Maddox
with assaultiDg and striking him. Both men
we're marched to the Central police.etation,
the green cowbide being deposited as q tro.
ply at the station. The twain appeared be-
fore Justice Roberts In the afternoon, when
hearing was to have been held. As Mrs.
Maddox, the principal witness In the case,
had not returned home from her shopping
tour, the hearing was postponed until to-
day, and the parties were released for their
appearance. Baltimore american, ed.
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Minor EaenaS.

NEW YORK, December 22.-The suit Of The
People of the State Us. W. C. Kingsley, 4. C.
Keeuy, w. A. Fowler, E. j. Lowber, and
A. NJ. Bliss, has been commenced for $780,.
1876, alleged fraudulently Obtained from the
city OF Brooklyn In the Hampstead reservoir
job. 49, "
The trial of C. L, Llwreuce, Indicted for
completely In sils-smuegling, has been post.
poped till the next term. tr4. 5z., :
WEsTcHEsrER, Pa, December 22.-The
Bank OF BrsndyWipe, in this city, closed It's
doors to-day. .,.-.-ss.
NEW HAVEN, December 22.-The Yale
boat.club have challenged Howard for an
eight.oared, four-nile straight.aWay race,
with coxWains; time and place to be mu.
tualy agreed upon. n gI@<5.. -
PATERSON, n. j., December 20. The
Catholic church at Passaic was burned last
night. Loss, Sl5 600. - ,.3 *, - -, -. -
MILFORD, Pa, December 22.-To:day at
noon the thermometer indicated sixty.eight
degrees in the shade; exposed to the sun,
eighty-three degrees. Such day at this
season of the year Is beyond the recollection
of@the eldest inhabitant. ~, -e.-..+ 8 : -.
PHILApELpHIA. December 22.- Catharine
Zurgley was shot through the head BY her
husband to-day and instantly Killed. -
BALTIMORE, December 22.- Elizabeth Eli
man, a little child, and John Henry Lauten-
bach, aged seYenty.nine, died this morning
from eating poundcake bought at . confec-
tionery shop In this city. r. -.
DETRo1r, December 22.--The convent
buildings and grist- and shibglemili at
Cross Village, with contents, were burned
last night. -- -, -.
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since / was born. Iressoned precisely to the
contrary. ! contended that sll men ought TO
be taxed and bnrdened atike.,aud not other
wise. said Of church nenbers: /" fn'shetr
own property, phfch is and ought 10 be
tared.s Again, ] said: The members of
the various churches In Virginia bear their
part Of the State burdens cheerfuily, and pay
their taxes on their own property and In.
come faithfully and promptly" These two
quotations clearly show that my position II.
that while members OF churches doand ought
to pay taxes on all their own property just
as other men, and bear their part OF ali
the State burdens, TO tax their churches Is
to tax them as other men are not taxed, and
to burden them as other men are not bur.
dcned. To tax their church property Is to
tax not what belongs to them, not what has
monetary value to them, not what yields
them any revenue; but Ia to tax their beneyo.
lent enterprises and efforts, to tax what Is to
| them source Of expenditure. This would
be burden no other class OF men are re.
quired to bear. .
On this point Bishop Gibbons, of the
Catholic Church, Of Richmond, truly says
To tax church property would be to make
religion odious and pay premium to inf.
deity" II quote from memory) Rev. j.
| j. Lsfferty, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, Richmo nd, says:
! don't believe In taxing church property. Sheri.
husoandry. Shall civilized state scar the breasts
OF charity? such finance" would indlct the
be ss Ths Sond
toa Jelly who attempts to stop tie hot spout with
The The rich can pay taxes on church property How
about The missionary chapels Ia the Blue Ridge
Who has the cheek 20 propose to TOLL the pittance
Of fat STATE oeials on bIss salaries WAT foot
The church pays fali quota OF taxes 10 The pre-
| vention Of crime, and the " COSTS
In, reply to nv argument that churches
which are sustained, at constant and heavy
expense of the members, are for the good Of
the public, "a Baptist" says: The
fourth reason applies to every kind
of property in which the public is Ia.
terested. as in manufactures, mills" &c.
Does not 90 A Baptist" see the difference
between the relation which church sustains
to community, and the relation which a
manufactory, or mill, or store, sustalns to the
same community? Is not the benefit derived
by a community from church very d'fier'
ent from that derived from mill or manu-
factory. Moreover, men do not run mills
aud manutaci ories, and keep stores, &C., Tor
the public good, but to make money.
do not know what "A Baptist" means
when he says: "It is not true that there is
more property among church members than
among the generality of persons not church
members" never said there was. said
"a vast majority of church members 10 Nir'
gina are poor men-the sons Of toll"
GA Baptist" aud myself stand agreed In
this. al ask no favors for my Church al
the hands of the State" simply desire
Justice. The Church, I mean the whole
Church. irrespective Of denominations, ask;
no favors and receives none of the State.
protest agarsi the Stale burdening and ha
RAISING the Church. That is all.
A TAXPAYER. =.
November %, 1875.
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Was,I,,ltnriso,, fee.s,,,s,.,

WAsHigsros. December The cointhIs.
sion 20 investigate she Second Controller
Office regarding the Fort sugg tTenn.l affair
have concluded the testimony and are max.
ing their report. They are entireIy reticent.
The Postnsaster General has ordered mails
on The new line Of Ward e Go. between New
York aud the ports OF San Jago sad Cian-
fuegos, commencing December 58tb, and
monthly thereafter. -sdtsi.
European malls leave New York on the
2bsh instant on The Elysia. Of the Anchor
Line. kg'ssH
The Emperor OF Brazil will probably leave
for the United States in April He will visit
the Centennial aud travel extensively oyer
the country. His daughter Isabel Wilt act as
regent during bis absence. st,s. r. x = Il
Il is reliably stated that the Secretary of
the Treasury has not even read the opinion
of the Supreme Court favorable TO the Union
Pacific railroad. The report that be has
ordered the sum adjndged due to that road
to be paid to that company % premature.
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Califor,nia News.

FSAN FRANCISCO, December 22.-Owing to
the severe structures of the Victoria press on
the loss Of the steamship Pacific, Messrs
Goodall, Nelson g. Perkins announce their
intention of Withdrawing their ships from
that line. af. ss.sT .sazsr.ss' -. .ss,s<-.f
An assemblyman from San Francisco ha:
introduced resolution asking the appoint
ment of legislative committee to devise
means to prevent in future similar disasters
10 the loss ofsthe Pacific. BE supported the
resolution in speech referring to loss or
the coast in the past few years OF ten
steamships and fifteen hundred lives.
To-day $4,000 shares Of the Bank OF Call
fornia stock was sold at auction at $40 PEI
share, and 200 shares at $l8 per share.
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THE WEIGHT or Power WITH THE WEST
The transfer of power from New England
and the Middle States to the West, through
the majority of important cbairmanships Of
the House given to the latter section by Mr..
Kerr's assignments, creates considerable COM
ment. Nearly all the important places have
been taken from the East and given to the
West. One of Mr.. Kerr'S friends is the
authority for the statement that in thus max
ing the transfer the Speaker did tr with de-
liberation and intent, having in mis- minds
eye the Accomplishment of this very purpose
when he was framing his commlttees.-Bal-
hnore american.
fGood for Kerr
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ITO THE PUBLIC. - Id reply 20 the shore
cSrd desire ID say That afrs( erssey. iii thysss

~ AuG S4HfS4tf 20 toe a0CT9
ssfd oesiretc Say that MR. (erssey. I'D thdyszr
for tne purpots abaIsioDius nss. sousii tbcprs
teeli0E &C ina law and hed hla sale sacgrcd asSfng
g tne aH sappcsts rs. had made stac snxf and
o. bis softnns no scorer lad ssiis tssn snsfc4
than he seatae MIN fsfr pr155,ises apS II SSsssss
PHI nsm ana locked ioswsrd y. . ebflH6tcr Hfs.
ahcrt months Or hsppassss. III. dsmtda ~ ~
Esuit, Snc cs,iid ubtcn ascd si,srfsan nor,tiss
In two moatts from The disuasssai az nv dist sais
s s. sss g sss r. e &, s. ,
ef my second colt f0r o anpposs, IN yscs rniY
brcuent Mhea he had sgain adsctiised his urcpsstS
for saie q action ~ ne sgnDntt oe ss peevtose
10 two thousand dollarSh Nnish ~ take cara q
nyseIf and three eniidsei, an6 enaoie me % fuain
ssin salt agsihss the nseneyy large portion sf
/. ,Wnep the war BEGAN he len me VAN Int aico,
an we had IN The wnrld.. Wheh the wSr snaedI
gave him nearly $500 IN spesiey besides Ia tpxes
sSas s s s.s i.a 9s e
now worth many fhousaSd aCtiasss
As 10 having bis bed and board Arn stfiI In the
sane hesse yhera I hsse Tired aftsen year,, the
sstses or my cAiicreH, wffIs ne bks fsonlyseSe
aone. but The CITY, and LIRE In Ntclza70 gae
truth y, good looEs and Epney hnys nhsessled
mot a1betters w.fe,f ssa he asla,ed cas sSYersa
properly e would eoosen Sor h.ra % have an sb.
hisswo Of them sruaii aa heipsa.s = ss law sasy
calmly not fesr shsii s,sss q s svea
nashsne; ealwegk for his eh.dfep, because IS all
All bones: psosis VINO snow ausss ssaiass ar.
duty aofy me- that . sss Il san an
Z az 2IsSlsi 20 90 81 ~ Ii8f IS sItls}
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A Passenger Train Boarded by Des
peFR0Oe6.

PoTTsvnLE, Pa, December 22.-The spe'
cial police of the Reading Railroad Company
are guarding the tracks and trains In tine
vicinity of Mt, Carmel to-day, being called
there suddenly to protect the company's
property. This action is In consequence OF
q gang of desperadoes who boarded pas.
senger train last night, fred on the 5condnc'
tor and brakeman, ::hittiog the latter in the
leg. They Then commenced beating the con-
dnctor, when several passengers came 20 the
rescne and succeeded ia driving them
from the car. The excitement Is intense,
Although great efforts have been made no
arrests have been effected. -
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More Whiskey Frauds.

PITTSBURGH, December 22.-The members
Of the firm OF Hoffman & Co., distillers at
Butler, Butler. county, were arrested and
brought here to day, charged with Illicit dis
tilling. S.1s-iEs,l ~ Z III
Alexander Harvey and David King are
also under arrest; the former charged with
fraud 10 connection with his distillery, and
the latter charged with fraudulently issuing
Tarehousing bonds. - sl So
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fGood, for Kerr

A PROBATE JUDGE CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
ElIsaoorth, Me-, December 2l.-George A.
Dyer, register of probate for this county,
has been arrested for forgery, and for want
of bail has been committed to Jail. He has
been financially embarrassed for some time
past, and has been forging the names OF en-
dorsers to notes to raise money. The amount
of forged paper issued by him is supposed to
exceed eight thousand five hundred dollars,
and is held by various parties in Ellsworth
and Bangor. 1t is believed that the probate
records are all right,
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Exnroston off q Gas. Main.

BosToN, December pa large eas.main,
running under Federal-Street bridge TO
South Boston, along the waters edge, and
under the pavement on Federal street, ex-
ploded with loud report ,Lis afternoon,
tearing up the pavement one hundred and
fifty yards. The street was thronged with
people at the time. Many were buried under
the dsbrts. Crosby's grain warehouse was
badly shattered, and will have 10 be taken
down. The foreman was Instantly killed.
It's; supposed that several persons were
blown into the water. Several dead nave
already been taken out of the DEBRIS. Inc
widest rumors prevail. ,y,s 4,
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Coverpor Chamberlayne Endorsed.

CHARLESTON, December 22.-The Presl.
dents of all the national and State banks in
Charleston, together with the principal mer-
camille firms, joined in sending the following
dispatch to Governor Chamberlayn me tonight
retrospective of parties, desiring peace and
protection for persons and property, beliey-
ing that blow has been struck in that late
judicial election threatening the ruin. OF the
people OF the State, we tender You, for this
community and the State, our thanks tor
your action In refusing TO sign the commits
slons. We thank and will do all We can to
sustain you In what you have done" ,es
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AN AFFAIR OF HONOR ABOUT DoG.-Au.
gasta, Ca, December 21.-The Mayor OF
Winnsborough, S. c., telegraphed the Mayor
OF Augusta that S. B. CoDey and T. W,
Woodward, citizens of Winrs borough, had
left for Augusta to fight duel at Sand. Bar
Ferry. One of the. parties was, arrested al
the Planters Hotel, and the affair was after.
wards settled through the intervention Of
friends. The principals and seconds left fol
home this evening. The difficulty grew out
of the shooting OF dog belonging to Wood
ward while on the premises Of Cloney.
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] HeaaIses: PrahabIlsties,

WASHINGTON, December i22.--For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, stationary
or falling barometer, " southwest winds,
cloudy or partly cloudy and warmer weather,
followed BY cooler nortberly winds 10 Texas.
2 For The Lower Lakes and Middle and
Eastern, States, falling barometer, south and
west winds, partly cloudy weather, and sta.
tiouary or higher temperatures. =. =
. For, the Canal Region from New JersegSto
Virginia the temperature will remain above
froozfug sF .sa- ,.-ysst In - ,tsF III ~
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de 23.td

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, 3
~ RicHMoSp, Va, December %, 1879.
HTpTTCE.-sEALED PROPOSALS vii
IN he received at this Office until FRIDAn. De-
Tug TITY MIL ES AND HORSES WITH FEED,
PROYENDEK, &C., and also with STRAW Tor
me 1oynmfee on Streets Generally reserves the
rahf 70 reject any or all proposals offered. and OF
osinp The Contract for each article required 70 me
oTssr Of proposals can be obtained BY applying
.tS,i nf,y re f"- w. ECU FSHAWs ~
az a. .u 40 III s4sa is City fBRfnPeF.
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George Fox Prononn,

George Fox Pronounced q Lunatie.
New YORK, December 22.-The sherif's
jury at Boston has pronounced George l..
| Fox, the pantomimis!, a lunatic, and be has
been committed to an asylum Mr.. Fox
leaves wife and young daughter almost
| destitute ss-.az.
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rp,a g6urdered aoWess.

NEW YoRK, December 22.-The inquest
over the body of Sarah Alexander, the muir.
dered JeWess, was concluded to-day. The
prisoner, Rubenstein, vas present with ats
counsel. The jury after bali an hours deliot.
Grafton. found that the murdered girl came
to her death by violence at The bands O
Pesach n, .Rnbenstein, and that the death o.
q child was consequent upon that OF u
mother e - 49, 49, n -
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Cuban Affairs.

HAVANA, Decembe pa number OF the
highest military officers In Cuba have re.
quested Captain. General Valmaseda to sign
an order allowing them to leave the island
and return to Spain with him, and he has
refused. ass = ~ c 80 "i,ts s,sE g.
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+TassstS ,GBAND SECRETARYlH OFFICE4 7 q
IGRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA.
$50 RICHMOND, December %, 1870. , 8
c,EAIRD PROPOSALS Will be received
- nv The undersigned at bis office until MOEpA1,
DECEMBER oe,osf AIS 59 r s hs rR Il man
$50. d. nc paGGEEDINES. OF the SESSIONS
OF he 6 GRAND LODGE and GRAND CHATTER
just eioSs4. "a 10 the manner In which BIDS
,ra 70 he made. number OF copies to be prfnteas
style Of WORK: czn ns oosaineoo! sa'f'ns ~
tnT S ~ ratecf any and all bids Is reserved
SaSa 'h - - JDfaa DOVE, Grand SfcfetarE.-
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NEW NATIONAL BANKs.-The National
Bank of Commerce, OF Cincinnati, with q
capital of 100000, and the Traders National
Bank, of Charlotte, N. c., with capital of
$780, 900, were on Tuesday authorized to
commence business. 0
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British Thanksgiving Burned.

LONDON, December 2a.-The training-ship
Goliah, at Gravesend, was burned this
morning. There was no loss of life.
Ld.er.-It Is stated that there Is reason to
believe that twenty boys persisted in the
flames of the burnt training.ship Goliah. la
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The steamer Labrador,

PLYMOUTH, December 22.-The steamer
Labrador has arrived from New York; but
owing to heavy gale is unable to land her
passengers. They will be debarked at Cher.
bOurQ. +. : ,.4sT -, 49,. ~ !
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CosspcaAr1os OF "A BIsnoP.- 81. Paul,
December 21. To-day, with great ceremony,
Rev. John ireland was copseerated Coadju.
tor Bishop of the Roman Catholic Church
for the diocese of ST. Paul. .ss is5s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EXCHANGE.

.-af IL a-z WEDNESDAY, December 90, 1875.
: The ofarings at auction on Change to,day we're
81 packages of which SO were sold at prices rang
Ing from ss.20Gs21 so. Bids on Is packages
rejected, .Eig:7- j. .EaT staa;t 10. n
The breaks to. day were 81 hogsheads and %
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Stopped Payment.

WEsrCHEsrER, Pa, December 22.--The
Bank of Brandywine has made an assign.
ment fer the benefit Of Its creditors. II Is
thought that the depositors will be paid In
full, -, ! ,t,s,s..,s.