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SPAIN.


AN AIroNsIsr OFFICIAL INITIATION TO rHx
GREAT PowERs-rHE cARIIsr NsURRxcr1os
TO BE IMMEDIATELY sUPPREssEp-wHAr II
SAID OF THE AMERICAN CIRCULAR AND THE
SITUATION IN THE ANTILLES.
LONDON, Jan 81, 1870
special despatch from Berlin to the Daily NesOs
Gays that the Spanish government has intmaied to
She great Powers that undertakes quell the CarIst
insurrection within ten days. will then have
-enforcements for the army in Cuba
AMERICAN NOTE.
II tis understood In Berlin that the practical griev-
not denied is the counter complaint against the
neutrality OF the United States alleged
THE PAcIYIoAros OF CUBA DOUBTED
The Daily Neos' correspondent says in conclusion
"The news OF the final defeat of the carists is ex-
pected here but II doubted whether Spain, with any
number Of troops peace and order in Cuba
THE TOWN OF vALMAsEDA CAPTURED By THE
ALFoNs1srs-B1LBAo RELIEVED FROM THE
cARIIsT sEIGE--THB TROOPS OF THE CROWN
CLOSING IN ON DON CARLOS
MADRID, Janr 81, 1874
II is officially confirmed that the Alfonsst General
Iona has captured valmaseda town of Biscay, some
miles west-southwest of Bilbao, and is advancing in
the direction of Durango
RELIEVED
The Carlists have been compelled to abandon the
siege OF Bilbao and have their fortified posi-
tions surrounding the town. The whole mining dis
srct is now free of Carlists
IMPORTANT sUccEssEa
General Primo Rivera has captured the for, OF Santa
Barbara near Estela
General Martinez Campos has entered the Batzan
Valley and occupied Porte velate
CARLOS IN Personal DANGER
The royalists are closing in upon Don Carlos.
REPORT OF A CARLIsT VICTORY.
BAYoSSE. Jan. 81, 1879
The division General Morales attacked the Carlst
fort at Aratzan the 2eth inst, but repulsed,
tossing 200 in killed, including one colonel
hoRIoSxs MARCH.
Information has reached here that General Moriones
is gradually advancing In the direction Of Azpeta
while Generals Iona and Quesada are pushing toward
Durango
CONTINUED ANNOUNCEMENT OF GOVERNMENT
VICTORIES.
Madrid, JAIL 1870.
The Official Gazette announces that General Rivera
has captured three whitworth at Santa Bar
bara and General Ques has taken the fort OF San
Antonio, at Urquiola
a cARLIsT cANNoNADE WITH INcENDIARIsT MA
TERIAL
SAN SEBASTIAN, Jan 81, 1876
The Carlist battery Arratzan continues to can
nonade San Sebastian intermttently
Some Of its shells charged with petroleum
GENERALS IONA AND QUEsADA MARCHING ALONG.
Private dispatches from Biboa represent that Gen.
eral Loma's troops completely masters Of the
Eucartaciones district
Gensra Quesada entered Durango on Sunday.
VATICAN THREAT AGAINST ALToNsIsT LIE
ERALISM.
ROME, Jan. 81, 1876
Cardinal Simeoni has been instructed TO quit Madrid
If the government approval by the Cortes
OF the clause OF the proposed constitution relating to
liberty Of worship
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SUICIDE WITH LAUDANUM.

BosroE, Jan. 81, 1870
Agnes French. woman Of twenty. TOOK IAndanum
~astArdav ssa At~s saNdav
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COMPULSORY PILOTAGE.

Average IempeTature yesterdhy.. 30
year .......................... SeA
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APPLY on THE PREMISES
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DRADY AT IL O'CLOCK
IL GEORGE ELTOT'S NEW STORY
BOOK 1.-The SPOILED CHILn
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/ FOR FEBRUARY, 1916.
LYME CHAPTER OF AMERICAN GENEALoaY.
By Martha J. Lamb.
With 10 Illustrations
QUArRAIXs By B. Alddeh.
CONFESSIONS OF A CANDIDATE. BY Porto crsyon-
With 20 Illustrations.
vAssAR coLLEGB BY Anna C. Bracket
With IA Illustrations
GARTH. Novel By Julian Hawthorne
PASSAGES FROM THE LIFE oP DR. JOHN TODD
BY George Cary Eggleston
rs THE VALVE or UTRIcULARIA SENSITIVE,
BY Mr., Mary Treat
wish Illustrations
ALEXANDER HAMILTON STEPHENS. BvH W. cl.v.-
With 8 Illustrations
NORTHERN SNOW. By win wallace uarnsy.
POOR MARY ANN. By Rose Terry Cooke
teenth Paper)-AMERICAN LITERATURE.-PartI
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MY GEoRGrR By Henrietta H. HOldeh.
FAITH BY Zsdel B. Buddington.
DANIEL DERoSDA-BoOk L The Spoiled chna By
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THE LEGEND OF THE ORGAN BUILDER ByJuli. O
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such a. the reader familiar With Georgo Eiotn
tales would expect Her command Of expression OF tho
shades OF thought and feeling
surpassed There padding and few fecit-
strokes the Of she painters perfect
" define her meaning
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VALUABLE PRACTICAL INvENTION.-THH
silk ELASTIC Truss. supplied by the ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway. comfortably, night aaA
day. tal everyw here.
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The Notifications and Changes of
the New Tariff Bill.
FEELING ON THE CURRENCY QUESTION
Government Credit the Football of PO-
litical ExpedienCy.
INTEREST DUE AND NOT PROVIDED FOR.
Investigations in Various Branches
Of the Service.

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
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AMERICAN ALE, SUPERIOR TO ANY ALE I'M
ported in aud Sold by all the principal
JOHN j. STAFF, ll5 Chambers st
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CUBA.
THE LATEST CHARLEY ROSS.

HAVANA. Jan 81, 1876.
Tho drought in the tobacco district continues
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PURE AS DEW DROP GLIrTERING IN THE
spray the beautiful PARfsiAS DIANoNps In general
tho best circles OF Paris and which while brilliant
and finely aud the genuine not
one twentieth part much. lady wearing them need
having them detected for they will bear the
closest scrutiny by gasght dayght their surface
being veneering Of diamond ofthc fs water RICHARD
HUMPHREYS Jeweller 779 Broadway, opposite Stevart
rs the sole agent for the United States
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Grated Beverages JOHN MATTHEWS. Is, Av. and 26th
st. New York
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ISAAC A. SINGER, 694 BROADWAY, MANUFAC
of the celebrated GRApuATKD CHESr LUNG Pro-
Sol ever
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ADO NOT NEGLECT COUGH WISTARs
BALsAM or WILD CHERRY will effect cure. Soc and 81
RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH (PRTNCIPAL
oflae Marsh Col at his old Office. No vesey Astor
HOusal u o branch
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HARPER'S
SEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR FEBRUARY 1876.
Contents
LYME A CHAPTER or AMERICAN GENEALodY.
By Martha J. Lamb
With 10 Illustrations
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GENERALS IONA AND QuEsADA MARCHING ALONG.
Private dispatches from Blboa represent that Gen.
eral Lomas troops are completely masters of the
Eucartaciones district
General Quesada entered Durango on Sunday
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iEoRGIR By Henrietta II. HoldIeh.

THE FIRST CENTURY or THE REPUBLrc.-six-
by Edwin Y. Whppo.
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'UATRAINs By 7. B. Aldrich.

CONFESSIONS OF A CANDIDATE. BY Porte Cray.
With 20 Illustrations
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FAIII by ANueI D. buuuhgton.
DANIEL DERoNDA-Book L The Spoiled chnd By
George Eliot
TILE IrnrNn or rur ono /. ~ nr-rr nrn r.,,. a
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THE MILWAUKEE, FRAUDs-A FORFEITURE TO
THE GOVERNMENT.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 81, 1s7d
The first payment OF forfeited official bonds made In
this city oy indicted officials made by Fitzgerald
to-day. The amount is $40 000 In anticipation of the
verdict against him Fitzgerald who an OK -gauger
admits that he made the money by crooked whskey
None OF tho criminal being ready the Court ad-
journed the criminal calendar to March
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ALEXANDER HAMILTON STEPHENS. Bv II. w. clsvs-
wisR sRG Illustrations
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A VATICAN THREAT AGAINST ALToNsIsT L1B-
ERALISM.
ROME, Jan 81 1875
Cardinal simeon has been instructed to quit Madrid
If the government approval by the Cores
Of the clause Of the proposed constitution relating to
liberty of Xorshin
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rs THE VALVE or UTRIcULARIA sESsIrrvEi
BY Mrs Mary Treat
with IllnatrauonA
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NORTHERN SNOW. By win wallace uarnsy
POOR WARY ANN. By Rose Terry Cooke.
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a cARLIsT cAHNoNADE WITH INcENDIARIsT MA
TERIAL.
SAN SEBASTIAN, JAN 81 1876
The Carlis battery Arratzain continues to can
nonade San Sebastian intermittenty.
Some Of its shells charged with petroleum,
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.DANTEL DRRONDAs

EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT.
Easy Chair. Scientific Record.
Literary Record Historical Record
The Drawer.
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vAssAR COLLEGE. BY Anna c. Bracket
With Il Illustrations
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REPORT OF A cARLrsr VICTORY.

CONTINUED ANNOUNCEMENT OF GOVERNMENT
VICTORIES.
MADRID, Jan. 81, 1875
The Official Gazette announces that General Rivera
has captured three whtworth cannon at Santa Bar
bara and General Ques ada has taken the fort Of San
Antonio, at Urquiola
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FRANCE.

The Republique FraneGisc IN Gambettas organ)
claims l67 constitutional republicans, including the
hfe Senators recently elected by the Assembly.
THR COLONIES
II is expected that the colonies will elect all republ-
cans
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PASSAGES FROM THE LIFE OF DR. JOHN TODD
By George Cary Eggieston.
With 3 Illustrations
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THE PROFITS OF THE RoTHsCHILDs-It
seems the Messrs. Rothschilds have made a
good thing out OF the purchase OF the SueZ
canal shares by the English government
They advanced the $50 900 600 TO pay for the
shares; for this they are TO receive 2x per
Ger commission, $500 600, and they are to
have per cent. interest on the 500, COZ, 600 al
Vanced by them until the government repays
IL. The Rothschilds paid S4,OOO,O0O to the
order of the khedive on December l. and the
other Sl6, 100000 has been paid during Decenn-
Der and January. 1t will probably be the end
OF this month before they are repaid; ana N
so, their profits on this little transaction in
Whlch they ran no risk, and out OF which
they may and probably have made large in
cldental gains, Will be about $50 600; that is
$4,000 for commission and 500 900 for three
months interest. Add To this the profits
which the house may have made by buying
Egyptians when they were at their lowest.
ana the certainty that the transaction of
which they had the secret. would send up the
stock TO a high price, IL would be very mod
crate 10 estimate the gains of the Roth schiids
on this little transaction at a round million
of dollars.
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"THE GARDENERS PRETTY DAUGHTER -

"THE GARDENERS PRETTY DAUGHTER -
A Trenton dispatch says "In the Noice
Brown breach Of promise of marriage case.
which was argued on demurrer at the last
Term OF court, the supreme court Thursday
sustained the demurrer, thus throwing the
case out of court. The action was brought
by Alice Noice, known as the "gardener's
pretty daughter" of Princeton, to recover
10000 damages from Albert Brown, a resi-
dent OF Princeton, for alleged breach of
promise of marriage. The defendant was
married at the time the alleged promise was
made, and on this ground the court sustained
the demurrer. The story of the love ma king
covered two continents
Brown deserted his second wife ana elopes,
with Miss Noice. They went 10 Europe. aud
IA South America he deserted her, taking
her baggage with him. TIE supreme court
sustained the demurrer, which really dis
poses of the action, unless the court OF errors.
70 which an appeal has been taken. should
fail 10 agree with the supreme court.
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II Ii. WARNER, Corner 7th and + streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ELEGANT THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE, BROWN
stone FRONT, No. S14 U STREET NORTH
O BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust, bearing
- Gate December s, 1874, aud duly recorded in
Llber IS, folio 1873 ct of the land records of
Washington county. ID. O., aud at the written re-
quest Of the party thereby secured, I will sell at
public auction, ia front OF the premises on tn URS
DAY, the 9TH day of February, A, d. 1870, at 5
O'Clock p m all that certain piece parcel land
lyhg situate and being in the city of Washington,
In said District, aud knO~n and described upon the
ground plat plan thereof the west one half of
lot thirty three 81 in resery alton number l0D
tcgeths with the lmproyems nts thereon, consisting
OF three story and basement brown stone front
house aud commodious stable all in Complete order
Terms of sale: One third in cash. the balance In
three equal nstalments at six, twelve and Gig b cen
months, with interest at ten per cent. per snnuu
until paid, payable semi annually, to be secured by
q deco OF trust on the premises sold. $50 will be
quired Of the puTcbas,r At the time Of sale All
conveysnciUg at purchaser cost. Ii the terms Of
sale are not fully complied with in one week from
the day Of sale the T. ustee the right to
sell the property at the rick and cost of the de-
faultnG pul chaser. after FIVE dsvs advertisement
ANDREW b. BUYALL, Trustee.
ETHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, February 24th, 1876, same hour and
place. ANDREW B. DUyALL, Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until THURSDAY, March ID, 1876, same
ANDREW B. DUvALL, Trustee.
feb8 eo6ds j. T. COLDWELL. Salesman.
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A BRAVE LITTLE FELLow.-Yesterday a
little boy not eight years old, son of Mrs.
Ahearn, of this city fell into a well twenty
i've feet deep, containing twelve feet OF water,
and drawing q temporary wind-lass with
full as 1t may seem, the little fellow succeed
ed, unaided and alone, In reaching the sur
face, by actually climbing mp the stones
lining the perpendicular sides. Save being
thoroughly chilled, the brave boy seems
none the worse, and his first exclamation
was, r'God bless God!"-( Mendoza, Iu.,f Dis
mulch.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auc,ioneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUsEHOLp FuRyI.
TCKE CONTAINED IN HOUSE 53S I'm
STREET SOUTHEAST.
IN BY virtue of order issued from the Su-
" pTeme Court Of the District of Columbia
W holding special term the 18th day OF Feb
lruary, 1876, will sell At public auction, on
MONDAY. the 2Sth day Of February. 1876. at o
O'Clock, all the Household Furniture contained in
the above named mouse, being the personal effects
OF Jane G. Moss, deceased. comprising in part
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Mattresses,
Hair Cloth Sofa, Chairs and Rocker,
Dane. seat Chair. Cook Stove, Carpets &c.
fetA CHAS. q. IVEY, Executor.
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waIxruRoroH FoRrsr


leads 90 an interesting old cave. the former
hiding place OF one OF Germany's famous
| robbor bands. The cave lies under n mass OF
rocks, and the entrance Is very inCeniOusly
hidden. The welrd appearance OF the guide,
who, lantern in hand. suddenly raised his
head Up out 81 the bIack-lOoslng entrznce
aud ny TED NJ 20 descend, very nearly in
orsrSs,es s sS ITO ITO aecnnlng However, we
bers seem 20 have had a wonderful amount
OF skllliul Ingenuity ia concealinC stolen
a S,o even ven, Si,eI iney were safety ia the
a., they 50 long escaped nom Justice Tbe
iesde. oL The band had a vile. who kept
house n mem IN some sort of rude way.
Her Ettc,, n and general household arrange.
ments we've, 4, ute laughable.
THRc -GH THE VALLEY
back 20 wiesbade,. the road runs along by
that side OF the Nero .nountain, which is de-
voted TO the cultivation OF the grape. Late
In August and September, when the grapes
are ripenIng, small bits OF TN he fastened on
top OF the prop which supports them. This
is 10 act as a sort OF scarecrOw % the birds
For a long time we labOred under the delu-
sion that these were small looking glasses
constructed especially for the purpose. The
beautifully dazzling effect when the sun
touches that side OF the mountain Is quite as
brilliant as though they were. indeed, minia-
tuie mirrors
There Is a fine carriage road aud foot path
n straight. unbroken line through an avenue
Of trees IL IL an afternoon drive most IA
VoTed by strangers, and down The bride path
THE KNIGHTS CONE RIDING TWO AND
TWO"
al all hours of the day. 10 is not a walk that
repays az the termiu Jus only, FOR the scenery
is beautiful along the entire route. The Rhine
and the mountains beyond 10 are ways in
sight, and backward glance will shsw
Wiesbsden and the blue hazy Taunus range
IN all the enchantment which distance lends.
The road leads directly To MoSbach, Joining
Bieberlch on the Rhine. II IL a dirty UMPIRE
possessing little place. Our mirth was rather
excited by sign on a miserabl looking beer
house. II read: Tavern % the Skies" Mos
bach is evidently very high minded. An old
church here l. supposed 10 be- over 200 years
old. The grave stones In the church yard
bear many a curiously worded record.
an Biebcrich Is n castle. formerly the sum-
mer residence OF the Duke OF Nassau. IL is
situated on the river bank, comm andIng q
very fine and extended view. IL stands
empty now. aud Ambulance Is not allowed.
We were obliged TO content ourselves wHth
walking around the PARK outside, In
voluntarily signing over It's departed
glory. /. ME-.
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nUNCANSOH BROe., Auctlonesn,
u southeast corner Of 9TH snd D st., northwest.
TRTsIIEs sALl Of IMPn0TED REAL

- B1 virtue q : deed 81 trnat bcsSins dass I'm,
nth, 1874, and duly recorded IN Ltber No. rs,
and ioo 49, one Of the land records Of the county
secured thereby, WIN ell, ct public auction, the
highs. biddsE in front Of %; lrsn,ses, on
all that piece parcel Of lard, being situate IN the
city and county Of Wsshinston. 2; @. and known
north feet front BY the depth thereof Of sub.
division Lot ls square so; on lth street southeast,
Termt Of sale: "a one fourth cash, aud the bal
anee IN two eaua pa ment: o nine 90 and eighteen
per apnum until laid, payable semi-annually, to be
secured by deed OF trust on the premises SID One
hundred dollars will be required day OF sale OF the
purchaser. All Conveyaneing at purchasers cost. II
terms Of sale not com piled with in week from
the day Of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to
resell the prep.ity a. the riak and cost Of the de-
faultlEg purchaser,
feb7l GEo, b. DTER, TT ustee.
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81 Already precoclous grasshoppers are
being logged into western sanctums.
nS-Mr. Swasky, of New York, is custoiized
for broiling live rat I'm trap.
rF~The Boston Transcript thinks that too
many studies are imposed upon our COM
mon schools.
Ex-senator Sharon, OF Nevada. via Cali
foTBla, thinks tbaL Hayes, OF Ohio, is The
coming manly 4. Herald.
50 Country boys in England average an
inch and quarter more IA height and seven
pounds more i'm weight than city boys.
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ANOTHER PASTOR ACCUSED OF ADULrF-
IA AND fALskHOoD.-The scandal IN ghich
the Rev. Frank II. Buffum. OF the Congrega-
tonal church at East Hartford is involved II
rapidly approaching crisis, the church hay-
Ing decided 10 call n council for the III N! ->4l
OF thelr pastor, and the whole Community
DelDg profoundly impressed with the serious
aspect OF affairs. careful inquiry among
The people OF the town develops the folio y
ing charges against him, which have no.
neen formally presented, but are current ia
Inc village and In the city of Hartford across
the Connecticut, namely: That he has been
Tor months and pc, haps years past criminal
~ Ultimate with a woman now RbDut %
years old, who has been living i'm mis- family.
ana that he has been repeatedly guilty of
Iaisehood. A large proportion OF the people
IN nls church and outside believe these char
ges 10 be well grounded, and an eccIesiasti-
cal organization go years Old. which mas
been harmonious during all its history hith-
erto, is Row divided. Mr.. Butfum WAS for
merry pastor OF the Windsor Avenue Com
gregational church at Hartford and while
there reports that he was guilty OF practices
similar 10 those now alleged against him be-
came current; but, when he was callei TO
east Hartford, two years ago last fall, the
people of the latter place knew nothing of
them or entirely discredited them. But sew
eral weeks since II was whispered about that
he was cruel in his family. and showed a
marked preference for the woman now
charged with being partner with him ia
crime. Several persons well known in east
Hartford are said to have borne witness To
the truth OF this statement.-[ Springfield Re
publican.
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DIED.

ADAMS At GeorgetoWn College, Of psritouftis,
J"Hr CARROLL ADAMS, Of baltimore, ia the ISth
year Of his age.
May his soul rest IN peace.
MCCARTHY. On the Gath instant, MaRsARKr
MCCARTHY, relict VI the late smes Mccarthy, aged
65 years.
The friends OF the family are respectfully re-
guested 20 attend her funeral, from her late resi-
dence' 80 iOi street northwest, Sunday alter
noon. 9th instant, At * clock.
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HOTELS.
UNION SQUARE HOTEL,

u nS0 f54gs1 NEW YORK ps sPsn1sGs.
At this Establish msnt are to be found all
the exceilencies known t. modern hotels Of the
highest grade.
Its loo alton Is the most desirable In the city,
being IN beautiful and charming neighbour hood,
and within easy distance Of the chief ptbiic fnsti
tutiors, the leading business houses and the prin-
cfpai theaters.
The rooms are spacious, very Hight deliberately
furnished and thoroughly ventilated, and the views
are varied extensive and charming.
The Restaurant has no superior anywhere out
OF Paris. livery iuxsry Ia here supplied at mode
rate cost, and the attendants are uniformly oorte-
Gus and efficient.
The elevator Is available ct all hours, dag and
night.
Visitors to New York will nowhere meet
better accommodation or more reasonable terms
Iauls -2rU
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Mr.. STEPHENS HEALTu.-The Augusta
ga CODstitutionalist OF the 22t inst. saws
From Col. Clarence stephens, of Crawford
Vile, we learn that the present condition of
Hon. a leXander II. Stephens excites the Iiy-
IL ST appfeheDsions OF his friends. Even the
Great Commoner' himself feels that the
state OF his health is such that he cannot con-
tinue with us long. His present condition is
plant, but is general breaking down OF the
whole system. The same Information was
given us few days ago by a distinguished
justified in making the statement in POI tive
terms, but now, that Mr.. stephens himself
feels the precariousless of his condition IL is
proper that his friends and the people Of
Georgia should know it,"