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THE OPERA.

Mile. Titiens has given Us two weeks of op-
era, and yet the people are wishing for more !:
for the performances have given universal sat
istaction and have been very successful, tinao-
cially. The musical critics have complained
occasionally that the great prima donna's
voice did not quite satisfy, but her dramatic
action is so fine that one could not but enjoy
her. for that alone, though We ought TO be very
gtad to receive so great an artist. even with a
few imperfections. BrignOli who has not been
In Boston for three years before, also received
most hearty welcome here, and at few per-
formances, has done some fine acting which
rather took the Bostonians by surprise for it
has always been thought that the distinguished
tenor was decidedly stiff" and did not pos
sess sufficient energy to make an effort to do
better, but once in a great while he comes out
of himself, enough to let the public know that
he has some powers in reserve and can display
them when he desires.
Col. Mapleson who paid a short visit to
America this season, is thinking strongly 81
coming over next Autumn with an Opera Com
pany, of which TiIiens will be the star, and if
SO, will probably engage for an orchestra, the
well known one of Theodore Thomas. and will
spend the entire season in New York.
EXPERIENCE
teaches us many bitter lessons of distrust, and
if crime, in high as well as low places. coniin-
ues to increase, we shall begin to think
there is not an honest man living; and this
should .admonish us to profit by the misfor-
tunes of others, by needing the warning, and
escaping similar temptations. We generally
condemn the wrong doer, but do not change
our own course, going on the same As before,
striving after riches and allowing love of dress
and a desire for prominence to rule US, the
same as We go to church, hear fine sermon,
and say, "What grand discourse that was
and how true too; :" but we go away, and never
once think it was preached for US, and that we
should carry its teachings into practise during
the week that follows. In reading Cowper's
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From n Cambridg c3Druggi~t.

Having the past .turtc months had au unusual
demand Ipr ctlIrUh iruje,Ic-, have found IA e.
rA>fpRp's RADICAL CUEE IT. the lvAdIUE article
iurNrry sense uI the word. my sales beng Tor %
one dozen to one bottle ct any other remedy.
March l. 1875 IL. >. BAI.ILtIl,
HAfyltd Quarc, aWbrtlgC.
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ca I ARRm.
From the Drug Examiner of the Boston Gus,
From n Rhode Island Druggist

| have in a number Of eases recommended san.
FoRD'> RADICAL CuRE to my customers and md
IL l. tie only JatiTrh MEDICINE | have ever sold
that gives general satisfaction. have yet {" hnd
one al satisfied person that has ever Used It, and
know oi a great many who have derived great
benefit from is use.
WM r. TESTOS.
WCONsOCKEr, Il. L., Oct. u.
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handling the pistol it had exploded while
pointed toward his face.
lie made all the arrangements to come
to this city ON saturday IN connection with
business at the yard il Brewer, where the
timber has been gotten ont tor a new ship
which he was intending to build tins year D..
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Next Friday viii be holiday; douby 81,
because 1t happened that the British troops
evacuated Boston the same day Of the month
Oh which II. Pairca WAS born.
Mr.. :. \. Hall. Formerly Mrs. Samuel A
Way 81 hi city. died in Paris. last Thursday.
She was married very soon AFTER the deccase OF
Mr.. Way. 10 Mr.. Hall, a gentleman to whom
she wa, engaged before her first marraSe.
Fast bay in Massachusetts will come TIL,
year April l5 h. instead Of the 9Th a. Ia, been
suiic p4irl.
VIM. :. Robinson, fJr 50 many years cor
respondent of the springfield Republican,
over the signature Of Warrington. died lat
saturday at hi, residence IN walden. =.
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meetings of the Committee. and that neither of
them would ever come doubtes, if "a special
messenger had not been sent for them.
The suggestions of the gentleman tBass) in
reg I'd to the retention Of Marsh had reference
only to holding him until he was cros>-eNsm-
ined. and h, dared that gentleman to deny the
statement that he never did oppose thu dis
charge ofthe witness afte- the cros--eXam.na-
ton. lie (Backburn) deaied that Ma sh hal
mad any such statement as tha; he was gOis =
to leave on the o'clock train. Referring to
Bass having LEFT the committee r1ou in order
TO have conference with tn, President, he
suggested that he had entertlined he hope III 1t
the recently vacated War Otice was about To-
be lied by member OF the committee which
had immersed its late occlptni. Whether Mt.
Bass had been sent for TO be converted into "A
Secretary OF Was or To advise the President and
the Cabinet in regard 10 the prosecution OF
Marsh, he tBlackburn) did not know.
The Executive. the gentleman from New
York and the Lord only did know. II that geu-
trInen wanted Marsh detained why had he not
sugg sted it TO tn, President or to the Attorney
General 10 stop him. That gentleman (Bas>)
had sat In the committee room asserting. by
his silence, TO The discharge of Marsh. as had
every other momber of the committee. Wheth-
or he BASS had acted in good taste or had illus
( trated his appreciation of fair treatment he
blackburn was willing 10 leave to the House
and the country 10 determine. He repeated
that the gentleman (Bass) never did object to
the discharge of the witness (Marsh) after his
crOss-eNamlnstiOn. aud that he saw the witness
leave the room without making single objcc-
ton.
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have held three enthusiastic meetings here.
closing saturday ui.ht with a pachrd
house and three huuiird name, Oh the
pledge.
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For sale.

he personal property belonging 70 ,...
swan, including horse harncs.t7- i4i,.- .
Iejm wagons, ssleigh. sled., cart rhain- ii.
ktoAes, axes adze, augurs. stovetbIovy culti,.
, my &C. &c ESQ the field Of eighteen f.t-f..
twenty-five aud timber land Of thIrty acre. -...
,e'i al the Cove Mil Pond on road from Firm.
70 ", ras torook at a bargain. IL beng one f.gr
htie from the salt water, is d good place tor M M
iasiflous Farmer for raising hay, produce ~ll.
poultry' &c, &c. Timber aud wood are album a.
Tor winter work 60 'N'''' 90
For further information inquire OF
sr l.. J. SWAN
Franklin,
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t 3 Advertisements.
RANAHl,IsI NOTICE.

In The matter OF ben y. slower Bankrupt,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.
Notice is hereby given, that the fourth general
meeting OF the creditors Of said Bankrupt I'll
be held at the Ellsworth Custom House Els
worth. Maine, on the SJth lay oil Marcn, \. H.
1875, at 10 O'Clock \. Nj, before Charles Hamllu.
Regis Ter for the purposes name IN the Statutes
of the United states relating to Bankruptcy
2wll q. +. pUTIDN. Assignee
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In this old historic church, were he'll! ycster-
DAY, commemorative services b. the paste
Rev. Nj. Foote. Just one hundred years ago,
THE Kings followers who owned 40 out Of the
llS pews, w1r>hipped in this grand old church
for the last time. The beautiful structure hs,
been kept in a remarkable state OF preserve
ton and nearly everything remains rs it was
left By the ning's d gnitaries. The church was
closed thai day, and not opened again until the
funeral services of Gen. Warren We're held
there. soon after this the Society which now
wor,hips there. took possession AN have cher
ished and held most dear. every m ,mory aud
association that linked them 10 the past. The
same prayer and hymn book are used in the
pulpit now that were in Use a century and more
ago. The organ was sent from Engi4nd by the
Hing for this church l20 year, ago. aud was 81
lretei by that great composer Handel. four
years before his death. If the Old south
church Society h d displayed ooc-ha'fihc pa-
ulou>lu OF thi, Society, that church too, de ar
10 - many AIMEE lean hearts. would be during
thi, Centennial year, a sabbath home for our
many visitor,
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Task" a few evenings since, wondered how
the worthy bard could have been Inspired in
his day aud generation, 10 81 clearly give eN-
preston and define the lings Of the Ameri-
can people of to-day - when he wrote
"Oh for ! dye in som vast wilderness.
Some bouudlrS. cDuijSuItt Of sh de
Wuere IA nor oppression an deceit,
OF un>ucce s>tul or successful war
Might never r. ach me mpIe. Ny ear is panied.
Nv soul j. sick with every lays report
OF wrong and outrage with which earth Is
filled"
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For Sale

az ~ " ~ Concordia OF Brooklin, burtaea
~ o-lOo Tons, in good repair. well tanpI
SalIs mostly new, will be sold low il anpIieI f.-
Bartlett or samuel fIerrjrk FP'' ~ '"''i
Sedgwick, March 81 ISIS nj,
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MIR. BASS REPLIES.

Mr. Bass insisted that the record OF he coin
ml'tec bore out his original statement: that the
committee had held only two meetings prior to
telegraphiug Tor Marsh. those meetings being
on 2d and 18th OF February. As TO the sugges-
ton about his advising the Attorney General
or the President 10 stop the escape IT Marsh. II"
regarded 1t a too absurd TO require m answer.
The only tribunal in the world that had jurIs-
diction over Marsh was the Committee On Ex-
pcnditures in the War Department subordinate
TO the authority of the House.
The witness had been discharged before any
Republican member Of the Committee had any
knowledge oft. How could the Republican
members Of the Committee have known. WHEN
the Chairman left the Committee room with the
witness, what directions were TO be given to him
Dcnunciatious had been hurled in thi. lIou-r
hy the gentleman from Kentucky ut the head
of ths secretary OF War. and the charge w1s
made that he sought to shield himself behind
the di>honor Of his family. Whereas every
other member OF the Committee knew that j.
struggle had been made on his part 10 avoid
their d>hOnor aud to shoulder the burden him
s,f
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Mn. BLACKBURN CONCLUDES THE DEBATE.

Mr.. Black burn said that he was glad TO know
that that sentence h al gone on record. and that
be Black burn stood before the House and
country i, one who had done all that an honor
able man could do 10 shield from criticism and
ccn>urc An innocent woman. The gentleman
from New York was welcome 10 stand before
the country. A. hc dill now, striving To shield
from punishment guilty man. (App lause
from the galleries and sneers from the Kcpub-
lIcIn side OF the Housc.l
The House then al ;. 80 O'Clock adjourned iii
tomorrow.
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THURSDAY. MARCH Is, 1875.
Republican National Convention
WASHINGTON. d. c. January

Washington, January Is. The Republican Com
mi,tee have appointed Cincinnati, June lith. for
the National Convention
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DALI BILLS remaining unpaid April T.,
VIII be lett with other parties for settlement.
IL.
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Tho Mexican Reyolution.

r MATAMoRAsr December .9.-Eewa. has
fust been received from tho interior, o.
Mexico that President tEerdor and
Cabinet have been eaptarsd abyz the
reyolutionists near the City OF Mexico
Gen, Escaubedo, Secretary Of War, was
shot with several others. The govern
ment OF Lerdo Is undoubtedly over
thrown. Monterey and Sallillos hayede'
clared in favor Of Tgle5ias and surrender
without fighting. The whole Nor thern
frontier Of Mexico except Matamoras l.
10 the, hands Iylesiii, ahd hisifiiends In
this city are pow. out with music and
torches celebrating his success. The 10.
vitation Of Gen. Rsvul,us Yesterday TO
the merchants Of Matamoras developed
in scheme Of plunder Of $40, ,0o0, ,-under
pretsxt'of tax Of 8 per cent On mer.
ehandise and properly levied byzhimsclf,
and against which the whole community
are protesting ms illegal. 80
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Contemptuons Cnnrnssers.

TALLAHASSEE. December 9.-Messrs.
Cowgirl and Mclean, the Com ptroller Of
Accounts and Secretary OF State, we're
brought before Judge White, Circuit
Judge Of this District, to answer 10 the
rule q the Court tosllow csase Why they
should not be Committed fsfcon,empt i,
COMMUNICABLE canvass and c6ftiiying Il
for Governor and other State officers
after they had been served with tho re,
straining order Of the Court. AT u
o'clock to-day they appeared with their
counsel, Judge Enmons, and asked time
to prepare answer. After argument, they
were granted until o'clock. They ap.
peared at that hour, and after length.
eped argument submittedsa a written an-
sser, which they requested they might
not Be feqhired TO file IN It's unfinished
condition. They pleaded for a delay,
and the Judge granted them until 8
o'clock Monday morning, when they were
ordered to appear and answer.
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PiTTsBuRoH, December 9.-ASspecial
from Petrolia to the Associated Press o.
this city says, This afternoon about iiye
O'clock, q wagon load Of glycerile, con
taining some eC0 pounds Of the tlnid, ex.
ploded with terrific force sboutEfhree
quarters of a'mile from here, teaFing the
wagon papd horses 10 shreds, and instantly
killing Daniel Smith, Superintendent Of
the Roberts Torpedo Com mpany, and NJ.
HpmPhfeys,- ,-pf rhis <pltce. The bodies
were blown 70 atoms aud with the excep.
ton Ola portion Of one foot and some
pieeea of'charred flesh, have not Yet been
found. The men were unloading the
wagoh.aId IT -b=snpp0sed. zone 6tSttem
slipped and dropped Gang The maya.
zihe, located At6ut 25 yards from The
scene Of disaster, and containing upwards
of 3 thousand dpoupds escaped. inIuryr
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WASHINGTON.


SOmullttteS Vi Aut0hklbhlUus
WAsHIEorox, D. O., December Ola
4 long session ot the Senate Committee OF
Privileges and Elections 10 day, 10 deter
mine the best method Of conducting The
investigation ordered by the Senate under
Mr.. Edmunds' resolution-wheihsr 10
any Of the elections held In 1875 ant
1875 in the States OF South Carolina
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana
and Mississippi, or whether there was
any denial or abridgement OF the rightA
oil any persons TO vote, and; II so. by
what means and to what extent such de-
nlal or abridgement was effected. The
Committee was also expected to decide
whether or not they should recommend
the adoption by the Senate Of the resolu.
tion submitted by Senator Mitchell and
referred TO the Committee, proposing an
investigation by them OF the recent ap.
poiItmeRt, Of Pa idential electors, etc,
III orsgons Atef sone discb siou, itwas
resolved TO send subcommittee immed.
lately to Louisiana, Florida and South
Carolina, and they were appointed as
follows: 4
For Louisiana-Messrs. Howe, Wald-
leigh, Mcmillan, Boutwell,, saulsbury and
Mcdonald. II
h For H0fHa-Me"rS. Mitchell, Teller
and Cooper. 4
For South Carolina-Messrs. Cameron,
Wis, Christiancy and Merrimon. /
IIisreported that these ub.commit,ees'
will leave Washington for their respee-
tive fields Of inquiry next Monday.
All questions rof lawEin.Iegard to,thc
elections. An Oregon, tMissisippi Ala-
bania and Georgia, ana concer1iig the
eligibility Of the Presidehtai electors in
oil the States, were referred to Senator'S
Morton, Logan and Herman, a sub.com-
mittee, till which time all further action
touching the four States last named Is
deferred,
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IscESpIARY FIRE,

BuRLISoroS, N. J., December lO.-Ai
2 o'clock this morning large barn 10
the rear Of th depot took Gre, and as the
wind blew gale from the west il swep,
all before Il fof two squares, destroying
20 houses and two barns, leaving forty
families homeless. The FIRE. was the
workot:an ineendiary; partly insured, :
Great des.itu,ion prevailed among the
sufferers and subscriptions have been
started for taeir relief. Twenty valuable
horses were burned. Total loss $3.50, 900.
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COLUMBIA, December -lo.-lt 'is re.
ported here tonight. that ten negroes,
who killed white man named Allen
and wounded another named Baker, in
Houndsville, Abbeyville county. and who
were discovered to be engaged In . plot 10
murder whites, were taken from the
sherifI7s posse and lynched by Georgisns.
Thirteen negroes were arrested on war.
rants issued by trial justice, and owing
10 tho threats Of lynchlng were sent IN.
der a strong guaFd to TO. Anderson, 40
adjoining co1nty, for safe keeping. Itis
supposed that while en- route they were
seized by Grorgians who come across the
Savannah river aud summarily dealt
with. No details. Excitement great.
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CHARLESTON NEws.-The corporation
tax at the late P. s. is 50 per capita, and
81 25 on the 500 valuation.
The Journal says that u. would be 4
blessing to this valley il the next Lesis'
la.ure would send the capital back to
o4arlestSnS sTNN -
The Sl6sSsto Auditor Bennett by. tRe
burning OF his house is $4,000, Of which
sl,sOo Is covered by insurance in the
North British and the Franklin Of Wheel
Ing.
Uncollecled taxes to the amount oi
sSl, 1886 % remain in the thandG d the
Charleston City Sergeant.
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burned 10 Denth.

ST. Louis, December lo.-Early yes
terday morning n lsmail frame building
At the mouth Of 4 coal shaft near Cal.
houn, Henry county, In this STATE, burned
and on 40 examiuation oi theFuins the
bodies ofNthree med Were found burned
nearly to a cindsr. Subsequently, it was
discovered that. three miners went into
the building after midnight, built fre
and went to sleep on the a1or. It Is sup.
posed thatthe,fiie in the stove was com.
inundated to some oi the oils stored In
the house and suffocated the men before
they ,could escape. The names Of the
men are unknown. - -
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'77l q q ','5.sV ..s1V0LUME XXV-NUMBER 90.

followed him fto5ri' slt lanon,h4 threat.
ening 10 take hia liEe,- aud thIs person
was, Z he believed, bel placed in az ia,spe
asylum. When he 1sst came. to Ihs Ex.
ecutiss Mansion, he found a military
guard there, bat be ,immsaIateiy cad ed
II 70 be Withdrawn aud sent 10 The bar.
racks. The, Pteaident, feieFsrftng 10 tbe
political complication, said be had 40
had one rebellion he did not believe lie
people were anxions for smother. add
thought there would b some way out q
our M esent difficulties,
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Report OF the Relief Committee.

3NGT YoRk, December 9s-Thei com.
mittee Of bankers and merchants Of New
York met at Delmonlco's and appointed
Mr.. Bepj. B. Sherman, President Of the
Mechanics Bank, treasurer" Of the relief
fund.- ,lt-Was, reported that majority
OF those lost,were poor, leaving relatives
dependtpgon,them. TheFe,were % casee
OF absoluts destitutiou, and from 100 to
200 requiring partial help.
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CoLuMBrs, o, December 10. John
Donehue, sent from Lucas county for
oneyear, and Theodore Costello, sent from
Montgomery county for three years, es-
capped from the peni.entiary last night
They are stilllat large. Thetmen occu
pied adjoihiIg cells, Sand ,rhGb asai b, %.
eret a saw, with which the bolts q Ii,
esIla were sawed of. They then wenl
Into the wire shop, where rope ant
wire hook were secured, aud with these
the men scaled the outer walls. A re-
ward $500 Is offered foF their return
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w. WHEELING MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER H.

/ perfect gale blowing, and when the pro.
Icesaion reached Fourth. Avenue, Immense
clouds 81, dust were driven across th,
Avenue and progress was made with con
siderable difficulty. Thence the line o!
march was continued TO 25th street, and
up 25th street 10 Greenwood, 1.-THE beauti,
full city Of the dead.
There was q tremendous crowd at the
cemetery. As the cortege passed through
the gate the bell in the 10 wet tolled mourn.
FULLY. on either side along the path.
ways, on.ths hill sides and invading pri.
vAle pla.s, the people were there. The
funeral party proceeded directly 10 Bit-
tie avenue where, about l5D yards from
the entrance Of The cemetery, Q trench
had been prepared Tor the reception Of the
victims. The great crowds which were
met near and just within the cemetery
were iorpea, ABOUT the vast grave-.he
site bsipg on the slope Of tho bill and
completely exposed. The cold was al.
.mostl ins1fsrsble, Lut still the people
held their places. There was no delayin
removing The, remains from the. hearses
and wagons and dspositing them In The
circular trench a. = III y: -
Then the services we're begun Rev:
Dr.. Noah II. Schenck read the beautiful
burial service Of the Episcopal Church,
which was listened TO attentiyely by those
who were within reaeh OF his voice.
There was inexpressible sadness mingled
with solemnity In the scene. Hundreds
OF people rvepts the tears freezing on the
cheeks as they issued from their eyes.
After the reading OF the services, Rev. A.
P. Putnam Of the Unitarian Church OF
Our Saviour addressed The assembly.
Rev. ! A. Stewart Walsh, So n, Baptist
clergymen, offered a feryent prayer ut
the conclusion ni Rey. Pptnsms re-
marks; and the services were then
brought to Il close with benediction by
Rev. James 0dell. Previous to the
dismissall6f the assemblGge the choral
societies :, sang, r "Say What Troubles
Thep and "A6bye the Tree Tops ID Res" "
The people now dispersed aud all was
ended except the enduring agony Of
widows andorphans.
After the flneral the coroue.'s jury
met and adjourned until Wednesday.
rusER3ISor MrRpocH AND nuRRouoH..
Nlw YORK, December 1o.-The funer.
aIsefyices over the remains ofthe actors,
II. s. Hitchcock, stage name Murdoch,
and Claud Burroughs, took place at two
O'Clock this afternoon, from the Church
of Ttansfsuration (the little church
around the eorner. Rev. DR.. Houghton
otficiated. ]! Thousands Of people assem-
bIed outside the church, Notwithstanding
the bitter cold, and the sacred edifce was |
rrnwdad
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-JanS Marquet, i, working .girl, waS!in.
stantly killed this afternoon BY AL. s.auf.
fer, who heedlesSly mapped an old re.
volver at her, ,seudinga ballinto her brain.
It was supposed the. weapon was not
loaded. stautier surrendered himself to
to the police. So Stsas .,5-s