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that they shall have majority in tho
House OF at least fifteen or twenty, though
inc democrats do not concede that the House repub
mean. lhe republicans are confident that they have
maze clean sweep and very iubilant Sufficient
figures have not yet been received Indicate precisely
the status. +. H. Rollins OF the Republican State
committee, claims that the republicans have
elected nine ont OF the twelve Senator's; that
Cheney's majority Will be 1900 or I,GOO
nnd the majority In the House will be
twenty or twenty-five. There Is little excitement in
the city. The republicans are holding a crowded
meeting IN Rumford Han, where summaries have been
read and received with enthusiasm The meeting has
been addressed by the Hon. +. H. Rollins General r.
w. Andrews, ofMichgan; George A. Pnlsbury Mayor
elect OF this city, and others.
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PARLIAMENTARY OPPOSITION TO THE ROYAL
TITLES BILL.
LONDON, March 14-Night
In the House Of Commons tonight the Marquis OF
Harrington gave notice that he would offer a motion
protesting against the adoption by the Sovereign OF the
Objectionable title OF Empress"
The opposition has resolved to make a formal attack
The Royal Titles BILL
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cLos1Na ouorAr1oNs on ,oHANGE.

CLOSING QUOTATIONS. ON CHANGE.
LONDON March 14-Evening
Stocks rather fat and the transactions mostly
sales Confidence Is not thoroughly established. One
additional failure-a small one-is announced this
afternoon.
Silver Is stronger, at 539<d a 54d. per ounce
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trinn Landwehr to be concentrated in Croatia, ryrO
and the vicinity.
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THE APPELLATE JURISDICTION BILL PASSED.
LONDON, March 14-Nght
In the House OF Lords tonight the Appellate Juris
dction bill passed its third reading.
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THE DEMOCRATS coNcEDE A REPUBLICAN VIC
ToRY-THE REPUBLICAN NET GAIN TO EXCEED
TWO THOUSAND.

BosToS March H. 1876.
Concord special TO the Post tdemocratcl comedies
a republican victory in New Hampshire, majority in
both branches Of the Legislature and the election OF
Governor Cheney by tho people by small majority,
but as was the case last year. later returns may maer
ally affect the result.
One hundred and siXty-six towns and wards give
Chency 2'39 Marcy (democrath -, ,22t; Kendall and
scattering, 254 The towns last year gave the
republicans 265S3, the democrats -, ,063 and scat
tering All. The republican net gain is ?, lis
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THE TROUBLES IN THE COTTON TRADE.

THE TROUBLES IN THE COTTON TRADE.
MANCHESTER, March IL 1876.
The Guardian OF this city says the transactions OF
various Liverpool brokers with tho bankrupt firm OF
William Peers Son, which formed the subject of an
investigation last week. by the Liverpool Cotton
Brokers' Association, understood to have been
extensive than at first supposed 1t said one or
two additional cases must be investigated Somo OF
the FIRMS dealings have caused considerable complca-
tion as though apparently sold to spinners the cotton
really bought the FIRMS own account and
efforts being madc TO arrest such cotton, where
practicable for the benefit either OF the merchants,
from whom obtained, OF the general creditors
OF the estate.
THE UNITED STATES STEAMER FRANKLIN FROM
PORT.
SOUTHAMPTON, March IA, 1876.
The United States steamer Franklin sailed to-day for
Cherbourg and Gibraltar.
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CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old w Orld.

THE PARIS PARLIAMENT
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Awarded the grand "Gold Medal Of Progress" OF tbs
American Institute, November 1875 and the scott Legacy
Medal" Of the Franklin Institute, October, 1873.
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No other sewing machine in the world has Automatic
te nson any other Of its characteristic features.
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DECIDED ADVANCE. q

Judges report, Amer. Ins. Falh
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BRUTAL ASSAULT.

V'"so ""P'i"'u'0 'o' corresponding uate last -.
fears... 81
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A-DYsPEPSIA DEBILITY AND FEMALE
Weaknesses are cured by takng the PERuyIAN sYRur.
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A-BENNETr BUILDING.
FIRE PROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON sTS
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY, NERY REASONABLE TERMS.
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES.
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
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GALVESTON, Texas, March II, 1870
The Galveston Daily Nelcs special correspondent in.
vestgang post leadership sales the frontier makes
his first report, which will be published to morrow az
eor
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WILCOX GIBBS S. NJ COMPANY
6oS Broadway. corner Bond 81.
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SEATEn LANDS,

returned by collectors upon which suf-
fcient personal property could not be
found to pay the several taxes assessed
thereon:
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tNNO THE CITIZENS OF PENNSYL
VANIA-Your attention is specially
invited to the fact that the National Banks
are now prepar ID to receive subscriptions
10 the Capital Stock of the Centennial
Eoard of Finance. The funds realized from
this source arc to be employed in the erec-
tion Of the buildings tor the lnternationa
Exhibition, and the expenses connected
with the same. 1t is confidently believed
that the Keystone State will be represented
by the name Of every citizen alive to patri
Oic cOmmemoration of the one hundredtb
birthday of the nation. The shares
stock are ofered for SO each, and sub
scribers will receive handsome engraved
Certificate of stock, suitable for framing
and preservation as II national memorial
Interest at the rate Of six per cent per
annum will be paid on all payments Of Cen
tennal Stock from date of payment to
January |, 1876.
subscribers who are not neai Nations
Bank can remit a check or post office order
10 the undersi gncd,
EkED'K tKALEY, Treasurer,
9U4 Walnut ST., Philade!phia
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Dealer il all kinds of cabinet ware,
woodland cane seat chairs, kitchen and
eEtention tables, wood and marble top
stands, wood and marble top bureaus,
what nots, looking glasses, wood and
marble top chamber suits, mattresses,
spring bed bottoms, bed stcuds, cribs,
Laterty's metal lined wood pumps,
&C., dc. Cane seats replaced with
perforated wood seats, Weed sewing
machine reduced from SG5 10 S4j, the
best machine in the market, and pic
turc frames made to order Also o
large assorted stock Of ready made
collins constantly on hand and trim
med at shortest notice. All the above
goods are sold at panic prices. Ware
Rooms in masonic building, Ridgway,
IA. y5ns9tpdaprZ7'71.
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Following is the list Of jurors drawn
Of May term, commencing Monday
May 22d, 1876.
GRAND JURORS.
Bcnezcitc.-45. p. Rooming, laborer
Ralph Johnson, Jr. farmer.
Benzinger -- Charles Schneider,
farmer; Is. Wesnitzer, Brewer; George
Decker, farmer; Joseph Werner; far
mGr
Fox.-S. S. Parker, farmer; Lewis
1ddings, farmer.
Horton.-James Mcclellan, lum-
herman,
Jay.-David Nunes, laborcr; Joseph
Dill, lunberman.
Jones -Paulus Schneider, farmer;
Michael Dill ST., farmer; Isaac Keefcr
labOrer.
Ridgway.-G. T. Wheeler, lumber
man; Saylor Jackson, Carpenter; w.
r. Mercer, Butcher; IL. 4. Parsons,
printer.
st. Marys,-M. Stibieh, laborer. L.,
Whitman, merchant; Henry Freder-
man, farmer; j. NJ. Mecum, hotel;
keeper; Henry Gausman, carpenter;
Anton Bashart, laborcr.
TRAVERSE JURORS
Bcnezcttc.-L oroy Winslow, farmer;
Edward Fletcher, merchant; Dennis
Taylor, laborcr; Henry Blesh, hotel
keeper; George Winslow, farmer;
john Barr, farmer.
ingcr.-Lorenzo Gahr, farmer;
Clemenz Halberberger, farmer; Step
hen Henry, farmer; Frank Wcis, car
penter; Geo. Nissell, farmer; Jacob
hreclklc, farmer.
10 Inl, 1oh
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PAY rs YOU GO.

Ifyou pay for goods when you buy
hem. you will never be troubled with
the nightmare of debt, your sleep will be
sweet year dreams pleasant, aud your
wife aud children viii gree: you with o
smile in the morning. Go to Powell
IL K!me's model store with your cash, ,
get more than It's value aud 60 home
satisfied. They have adopted the cash
system, and say it is working charm
iugly.
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TGEASUNE62S SALE OF UNSEATED
LAMBS.

AT Office is hereby given that,
~ asralab.y to an Act of Assembly
passed thc 18th day Of MarcH, a. y.
1915, entitled An act to amend an
act directing the mode OF selling un-
seated lands for taxes and for. other
purposes" and tho several supple
Un5cated lands, situate in Elk county,
Penna. Will be exposed to sale by pub
lie vcndue or Cutcry, at the Court
House, in Ridgway, in said county, on
the second IOnday OF June next, being
the
J&IH DAY or JUNE. 4. D. 1876,
for the arrearages Of taxes for the
years lS74-76, unless said taxes are
paid prior to said date:
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LrRY LISTS.

Following is the list Of jurors drawn
of May term, commencing Monday
May 22d, 1876.
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10 lots bet. I\crsey & Talbot sts 81
Acres
$40 Eev Louis Cartuyval-13 10
(Roselay, Threaia & John SITS
4ll5 30 Edward Delehunt 10 23
Wine street, Nos. i & 12)
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8 81 80 SO "a 80 SO 81 SO 80 40 Al and IL
of 80 Ridgway Farm & Coal Co.,
. Maurice street II II
81 83 85 81 80 Al A As AZ 49 40 81 SO 81
CO John street 10 80
80 81 So "a 81 Ridgway Farm &
Coal Co Michael street 80
1-3 acre Ridgway Farm & Coal Co
Mill street rear of Geo. Ed.
Weis 231
50 Owner Unknown, Rupert st. 29
A, 98 and Owner Unknown Ru-
pert street 183
8 James Boyle, Patrick street / %
102 and 103 John Sheridan Pat
rick street 55
50, s3, sss9l 90 95 100 and 1o1
Owlcr Unknown Patrick st. 8 20
80, SO A. NJ. Demmitt
Patrick street 80
GS Pat Flaberty Walburger st. %
90 Owner Unknown do 27
5 Chas. Overholtzer do l 2S
60 John Cornesky John street 2S
50 81 G2 63 Ga G5 and sc Owner I'm
known John streets 2 O3
So John Mallon, tax of 1875 Juo st | Is
8 and 10 Mary Wrinkle, Louis st. 80
1873 II Is and II Owner Unknown
Louis street 2C5
35 3G and A james Boyle Erin ST. | 81
50 Owners Unknown Erin street | q
| 90 Owner Unknown Shamrock st / %
"a and 26 Owner Unknown sham
rock st 80
lO4 Geo Ed Weis, st Patrick st. q
| Al Pat Lawler Michael st. tax Of y 4l 81
! l20 acres Ed. MIIugh q Co from
CLuhr 45 O0
1928 60 and II George Weis
Maurice street As
70 and n George Weis Walburger
3 George Wcis, Erin street 29
1G and II George Wcis Louis street ! 80
| SO IS II 78 50 So 81 and So George
Weis Rupert street u
| 100 10 Geo. JHcis Amanda street ! 81
8 II Is 20 10 "a and 20 George jVeis
Bendict street -
20 % q AZ and As George Weis
Shamrock street d
3 acres, George Gregory, from Rev
Louis Cartuyvals u
s Nicholas Ilentling, IValburger st 2 II
lot, George Krellner Centre st 6 81
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II you want any blchcd Or brown
musiins, from { to lO-4 wide any
quality, 90 to head quarters, Powell Il
kime's and select II your taste.
Young man if you want 70 add
greatly to your appearance go at once
10 IONE Eli q ki iltNS rraud Cen
trail Store, and get youseIf new white
linen bosom skirt. YOU can get a good
fitting white Clean shirt for &l,2 and
from that up.
Give the ADVOCATE Office call for bill
heads, letter-heads, cards, shipping Tags,
and ifyOu are going to get married leave
US an order for your cards
Those Hamilton Corsets at p & KS
are the most durable, aud the cheapest
in market.
New goods, every day in the year
except Sundays and legal holidays at
the great mammoth Grand Central
Store of P. y KS. No Dragging
around. Call for whatyou want.
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APrLE1oNs AMERICAN CYcLoPEDlA
that the revised, and elegantly Hug
trated edition Of this work, now being
published, volume Of $40 pages once
in two months, is the best CycIopcdia in
America, is certain. No library is COM
plete without it. 1t is a complete one
in itself. 1t only costs So a mouth to
get it in leather binding. Tie best and
, cheapest library in the world, Address,
G. X. Judson, Fredonia, n. Y.
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QUOTATIONS
OF
White, Powell &

BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
No. AZ South .Third Street
Philadelphia, april 18sh. 1876
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LIIERiRT NOTES.

A History of my Life and Times is to be
published 10y tie veteran George Crlihs-anl.
A series of yignettes OF American History
by Mary Hewitt, is 10 be issued by London publisher.
A third edition Of President Hills little
e'ti,e "Ihe True oIder Of Studies Is already re-
quirod
Le LGgusane is the title of the unpublished
drama by Alex Dumas. the elder, found in The box Of
books ict by Him Il Naples.
An edition Of Nr. Edward Kings sketches Of
French Leaders has baen ordered from g r Putnans
sons fOr Ga, i.uIilsh market
A history OF the "philadelplia Brigade
G9th 7lst, 72d, JIsd lCGh Regiments, Pennsylvania Vol
by Charles II. Bano, is to be issued by J. t. Lip
p.IcOtt s. Co.
a new life OF Franklin has been prepared by
the Rev. jeremiah Chaplin ana viii be puelshcd hy D.
L0llrop Coz Boston, with portraits Of the philosopher
his wife and mother.
The next contribution toward the solution, on
oisculation Of The money question VIII he pamphlet
cgii,d Ifg- 10 Steady Dir Doii4" d., L. Jas L. Hal
lock, IT, 10 bc published by +. 3. Patterson.
Miss Cook of the Packer Institute, Brook
l5 hgs compleithe poetry descriptive q" Mountain"
for Issue before shmer by Roberts BIOS, BOSTON uni
form WITH the pretty volume called sea AMI sloie."
Tunbul Brothers OF Baltimore are TO pub
lsh lives OF Gen H. l. Lcc by MS literary executor, Col
Marshall. and Of tie Hon. Alex. H. stephens, by Cot
Il. II Johnston and VIM H&hu BROWNE, tOilOf OF tIc
Southern Mdgd@ise
The Rev MIR. Tarbox's forthcoming Life of
Gen Israel Putnam" viii deal especially with the Battle
of Bunker iill, and vili furnish much documentary cy
denrc 20 prove that Putnam IN sole command.
Mr.. Edgar Fawcett's forthcoming novel,
Asses Ears win boar upon SIS ttlePage the following
paragraph IN old English: Antonio NOw doth
good IstTls thlt thnses hcrSeie happies ade IN all
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tho world weare the cares of an asse ke king nynaS @
IN tie fsb, we wo Of since though shse kn1WSs ~ 1" %
shee Is grown u monstrou5 iooe III ''u' o9 -
lord SO full of vcrtues."
There will be several little collections OF Easter
poetry thls year. Henry Hoyt of Boston viii pubnsn
collection Of poems of Eastertde under the ti'ie o,
Now is Christ Risen Iockwood Brooks , 40; 1,wo W1n
Issue a computation of Easter Hymns IN little SZlo
and d. r. Randolph Co. viii print brief seles on &
set of Illuminated cards, bound tosetneT uh"e' '"e ~
OF A" Easter Lilies"
The Germans produced last year, according
70 the calculations Of Mr. Honrichs Of Leipzig, who pup
lsnes the authoritative halycar catalogues, lZ'olo
books as against II O70 in 1874 OF these los were e
Theology; I.O61 bellies lettres, including ncti3n anu
poery 79l mcd!cuc; 7s3 natural scencrs; 'oo nS'oi'
and biography; $40 commerce ana indlstry
The History of the Young Mems Christian
Associations to be published 10y Henry ioyt Boston, VIII
he n work of considerable importance 1t wiz extend TO
abort GOO pages in large 12mo, with forty or fifty Illus
tntlons giving views OF buildings, portraits or the iean
ers cite The Rev. y. G. Heldcy and W. r. boarlmah
are editing the volume but special chapters viii be VIII
zen BY Cevcral prominent members of the Absochuon'
The work of printing q coliated edition OF
the Egyptian Book Of the Dead" previously referred
to- will lie an interesting example OF internaiiona CO.
operaton Several Of the Governments, and many OF
the learned societies and institutions of Europe WI"
porticjpate directly. The Prissian Government mas
made the committee a grant OF sl6OO; the Berlin
Academy bears the cost Of preparing materials ior 1t
the British Museum has ordered photographs to be taken
Of the largest known unereal ppT which go 6ack 10
the Ti,han ,ynastics and Trinity College Will iurnish
photographs Of It's important papyrls The committee
appointed by the Congress OF Oneniasts las year coz
sisted of an Englrinnan German Ffonchman, ahd
swiss This great work OF tie Egyptian ritual was al
ways quoted from on mummy cases an IN Iollns % ~ ~
tb various fragments thus obtained cover peTiol VI VI
600 wears Three separate redaciions OF tie bgoh VIII
be made, belonging TO the oid Empire, Sh9lher Ing
rhchau reiactianJ to the eighteenth ana follONIhS
dyuaSiics and Il third to the o. PsanmeticLns: Inc
conIntipe REQUESTS that " nEy I've Informed oI H rag
meuts however small. Of DieroSlyphic ana hieraIc
paryri since small piece may often DC vi Steat uIy
Tor ilp variant forms its text cXlnhis
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DISEASES OF MODERN LIFE.

BY Dr. B. w. Richardson, +. r. ;. voi l2no' Clotn
Price -.
PART TiR FIRsT-Phenomena Of Disease Incidental and
General-ChapterI Natural Lie to Natural Death Euthan
sa H. Phenomena Of Disease, Classification and Distrou
ton Ill Disease Anteceden Birth ~ External Origins
and Causes Disease " Phenomena of Disease from Canss
External and Uncomfortable. VI Phenomena OF Disease
from Causes External and Communicable VII Phenomena
of Disease Incidental to old Age and Natural Decay
Pant THR SECOND.-Phenomena OF Disease Induced and
SnorilI-Chaper l. Definition and Classification OF Induced
Diseases Ill Disease from Worry and Mental strain tBroAen
Hearth H. from Worry and Mental strain, oontn
ued (Paralyss) ". Disease from Physical strain " DIS
ease from Combined Physical and Mental strain VI Disease
from the Influence Passions VII. Disease from Alec
ho Physiological Proem VIII Phenomena OF Disease from
Alcohol the Functional Type TX. Organic Disease from AT
cnho Y Disease from Tobacco Physiological Phenomena
XI Disease continued of the Heart and Lungs
XII Disease Tobacco continued of the Brain aud Ner
vons ystens KILL Disease from the Of Narc0ics lrOn
Ium Chloral Absnthel XIV. Disease from Mse OF
Foods. XIV. incident to some Occupations XVI
Disease from Late and Deficient Sleep. XVII Disease
from Imperfect supply Of Air. XVIII Disease from lnita
ton and Moral COnagiOn.
PAgT TnIED.-sGmmary OF Practical Applications
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vut Of the AdaIrs is extremely amusing and told ia bright
ard witty manner of the pleasantost novels OF tie
season. Morning Post
"Its clever novel; never dali the story never hangs
fro."-lStsndsrd.
There is great deal of power in Comm Thro the Rye
The heroine grows up eyes from the tomboy stage
OF gslncss excellent specimen Of loving ana trum
womauhood There originality in the tragic plot and an m
ccas,ne current of rather rollckng fun which saves the
tragedy from becoming somber"-t AthenIum.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-11
GENERAL HISTORY OF GREECE.

PRoM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE DEATH OF
ALEXANDER THE GREAT BY the Rev George W. Cox
vol. l2mo Cloth. Price, 81 90
envy those schOCboys and undergraduates VINO VIII
make ther acquaintance with GreeG history through MI
admirable volume II ought to spcrsea all tn popular
histories Of Greece which have gone before it'rho Hour
The appearance this work event OF some Importance
In the htiy educational books When man Proposes to
write story Greece school history hc proposes
great matter The worthy in every way. Of the
authors reputation II is sliOgcher most interesting
aud valuable BOOK. - Educational Times.
mfr. Cox's history has many c!lms on our attention.
rs STYLE is remely spirited and highly eloquent and
picufusque; tie oaly Creek history in oGr language
written STYLE TO attract AMI impress the young Enaga
stion aud memory English Churclman.