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OLD ACE.

tliage does not necessarily obscure
lie Intellectual powers; Petrarch, who
died at seventy, was found sitting in his
'itarary leaning over an open book rs if
lid were reading. but in reality dead.
10 Asworth lived to eighty, with untail'
iug poetic power Goethe, down to the
lay Of his death. at elghty~three. labored
III With almost youthful zeal and with
devotion to literature, Titiaus
pencil dropped from his hand when he
9M stricken with the plague, at nearly
ons hundred years of age Michael An
sek went on splendidily until ninety
Il rlo do Ninci one Of the greatest art
SITS ofany age, died at his easel with I'M
oirn nished faculties, ut seventy five J; Tin
.cfatso worked until eighty; Poragino,
unsl seventy ;Rubens, until seven
q reniers, until eighty-tour, and
aade until eighty; other instances are
also IN record.
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BEAcoNSFIELD.

*.lF. Dis1aeli on bis elevation to the peer
ace took a slice. Of the motto OF the
ii artny's. Their sentiment was Forti
q hlell nilil dificile. Lord Beacons-
iaiA has left out Get fdel." Uhyp
Sav the Cork Examiner: docs he mod
osttv believe that the higher qualities
ai2nified by the term 'lde}S had no share
il lis achievements We may add that
we see by our East Indian exchanges
that the Empress drops he title or De-
tender Of the Faith" in India as Insult
s8le to the religions Of that country.
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.NOILlVO LNVLHOdKI

None are genuine unless the signature of J.
HAYDocK, as agent for the United States. sur
rounds each box Of Pills, and Ointment. 4
handsome reward will be given to any one
rendering such information as may lead 10 the
detection OF any party or parties counterfeiting
the medicine or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
#x*Ssld at the mandatory by Professor
HOLLOWAY X Co.. New York, and by all re-
specialize druggists and dealers in medicine
throughout the civilized world, in boxes at 20
cents, g. cents and e. each.
EEr There Is considerable saving by taking
thu larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of pa
tients in every disorder ara affixed 10 each box.
Office. 1l2 Liberty Street.
NEW YORK
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

An agent for the sale of some house,
hold article attempted to mount the
steps of house recently. but dog came
around the corner and took halt yard
ofcloth from the back of his coat. The
, man was sliding out when the owner
Of he house came and asked: did
dose dog bide you?' "He didn't bite
rae, but he ruined my coat" was the
reply. "My goot friend, excuse dose
dog if be didr-t bide YOU. He is q
Toang dog now, but by and by he shall
takc holt Of some agents and eat their
bones ride out Of them. He bides coat
now, but he shall soon do PETER
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For stomaches out Of order,

No medicine will SO effectually improve the
tone Of the stomach .as these Pills; they re-
move ali acidity occasioned either by intern
perance or improper diet. They reach the
liver and reduce it to healthy action, they are
wonderfully eficacious in cases OF spasrn--.in
fact they never fail in curing all disorders Of
the liver and stomach.
HALLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known
in the world fol the following diseases: Ague,
Asthma, Bilious complaints, Blotches on the
Skin, Bowels, Consumption, Debility ,Dropsy.
Dysentery, Erysipelas. Female Irregularities,
Fsvers OF all kinds, Fits, Gout, Headache, Indi-
gestion, Inflammation, Jaundice, Liver Com
iion Of urine, Scrofula Or Kings Evil, Sore
Throat, Stone and Gravel, Tic Doutoureux,
Tumors, Ulcers, Worms of all kinds, Weak
ness from any cause, etc.
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a school master tells the following
good one: Il was teaching in q quiet
aonntry village. The second morning
oE ny. session Ihad leisure to survey my
surroundings. and among the scanty
furniture espied n three>legged stool.
is this the Ounce block2 asked a little
girl of i've. The dark eyes sparkled
tho .,;5curls nodded assent, and the lips
rippled out, guess SO; the teacher al
ways sits on it. The stool was unoccup-
led that term.
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.snother attempt is to be made to force
Oh me British Parliament measure in
favor OF the closing ofpublic houses in
Ifel@ad on Sundays. The agitation this
year is being renewed under very en-
couracing circumstances. and the pros
poets Of success are brighter than last
wear At recent conference, held in
Dublin. OF the Sunday Closing Associa-
tlon. resolutions were adopted to push on
the campaign with undiminished vigor.
Letters were read from some of the most
distinguished men OF the day indorsing
tie General principles and actions OF the
association. Mr.. Gladstone went so far
As to assure them that they are near the
goal. The basis upon which this move
snens rests is the assumption that the
.,assaath has sacred character which
shoufd not be desecrated by the iadis-
..rlfn ate sale OF liquors or other articles
vi 9aod and that in such there is not
snle 4 violation Of the day but positive
injury 10 the health and morality of the
com snunity. In the opinion Of the Re-
.snrfler 81 Dublin that city is fast
sarominU ! sink Of intoxicatiou, and OF
10 manifold crimes which disgrace and
disturb the country the greatest part OF
Sam are traced to the drinking habits OF
.he PEOPLE. 1t is diilicalt 70 80 how Tue
.rnv.sr nrnant can refuse to accept the
ns;,sence rendered. or failto appreciate
the necessity Tor the sunday suppress ion
tn this curse OF all cities. nations and
cotninunities.
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In all diseases affecting These organs, wheth-
er they secrete too much or too little water; or
wether they be afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the loins over
the regions Of the kindeys, these Pills should
be taken according to the printed directions,
and the Ointment should bs well rubbed into
the smal of the back at bed time. This treat
nent will give almost immediate relic. when
oil other rneauS have failed.
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Mark These Facts.
rnR TESTIMONY OF TEE WHOLE WORLD.
HOLLOWAY,S PILLS.

eli had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave
me- hearty one"
HYour Pills are marvellous"
81 send for another box, aud keep them IN
the house,
"Dr Holloway has cured my headache that
was chronic"
81 gave one Of your Pills to my babe for
cholera morbus Ihs dear little thing got
well in day."
sMy nausea of morning is now cured"
s.Your box OF Holloway's Ointment cured
me Of noises in the head | rubbed some OF
your Ointment behind the ears, and the noise
has Left
'Send me two boxes; want one for poor
family" /.
81 enclose dollar your price is % cents,
bnt the medicine to me is worth dollar.
ssSend me five boxes OF your Pills"
"Le. nle have three boxes OF your Pills by
return mail, 10. Chills and Fever
I have over 300 such testimonials as these,
but want OF space compels me to conclude.
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Ype SEIZURE or THE MoNTszumA

I{AvANA, November.--It is reported
tina! the steamer Montezuma was seen
neaf the Tortagns Islands OF tho VEN
e4uela coast making for Laguayra. A
Spanish war ship has gone in pursuit.
Ali eye witness oil the seizure Of the
M0nEuzema says eighteen passengers.
faur women, came aboard at Puerto
Plata. The man demanded the surren-
der the steamer in the name OF the
republic oil Cuba. The female passen>
gsrson the Montezuma were apparently
ayaonplices, having made various de-
monstrations alters the capture OF the
steamer in favor OF the captors. The
cargo of the vessel consisted OF fifty
cattle, some two thousand bags OF coffee,
800 bags Of corn. and numerous pack
ages OF dry goods from St. Thomas.
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r.rarR WILLIAM RYAN, $. At ne
comparatively early - 4 8. fAshef
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For Cutaneous Disorders,

And all eruptions Of the skin, this Ointment
is most invaluable 1t does not heal extern
ally alone, but penetrates with the most search
ing effects to the very root OF the evil.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the. following diseases -
DISORDER. OF THE KIDNEYS
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TO THE LADIES.

Ladies can consult the Doctor On all private
and delicate troubles Remember that afl cases
and correspondence arr SACREDLI CONFI-
DENTAL
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-10-12
M AR RE D.

On the 18th of September, at Wenksvillc,
Adams county, Pa, by Rev 7. IL. Tubbs,
Mr. John Lohr of Mechanicstown to
Miss Jennie Edna Heller of Wcnksvillc.
On the Goth utimo, at the residence Of the
brides parents, by Rev. DIR, Diehl, Mr..
Schactfcr Il. lIargett of this county, to
Miss Maggie Risncr of Frederick.
On the same day at the Lutheran parson-
age in Frederick. by the same, Newton
Gents to Miss Ruanna Gecsey, both of
Lewistown, this county.
On the 2Sth ultmo, at the same place, by
the same, Daniel Stockman to Miss An
ME Ilaygctt, both Of this county.
On the Goth ultimo, by Elder Saylor, at his
residence, IIczcklah Fox to Miss Mary
Matilda Smith, both of Woodsboro.'
On the 21th ultimo, in the NJ. +. Church,
in Middleton, by Rev. q. w. Cooper,
Rev VIM. III Stcttlcmycr, pastor of the
Lutheran church at Wilmorc, Pa, to
Miss Maggie Bcckwith Of MiddlctoYn,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

4 S bcncflction to my fellow man and
"A. to save the public from imposition,
wish to make known that Joseph a. Wicr-
man, formerly citizen of Mechanicstown,
Md, now of Mt. Holly Springs Pa, is IL
notorious rascal, will obtain goods or mon.
ev under false pretcnsc (undcr the cloak Of
rcligon), and if he had his just dues to-
day ought to he in the pcnitenliary. If he
can rob and swindc the citizens Of Mt.
Holly as much as he did some of the citi
Zcns of Mcchanicst0wn, the two years he
lived here, he ought to be getting rich by Il
system of Wholesale robbery. In conclu
sion want the public to know that he is
n notorious villain, not worthy the respect
of heather much less the good citizens Of
any community. II. A. WlERMAN.
Mcchanicstown Md.
Gettysburg. Carlisle and Mt Holly papers
please copy for the benefit of the public in
general, oct5-2t
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Dl e D..

On the Goth ultimo, at Myersvile, Abra-
ham Moscr, aged Al years, 4 months and
81 days.
On the 22d utimo, IN Liberty, Of Typhoid
Fever, Miss Anna NJ. Mitchell, daughter
of Edward Mitchell, aged 10 years and
days.
On tho 22d ultimo, at her residence, near
Rocky Hill Church, Mary Stitlcy, aged
SO years, months and % days.
On the Odd ullmo, in Unionvillc, Of Ty.
phoid Fever, Mrs Deborah Danner,
widow of the late Daniel banner, aged
about IS years.
On the Both ult., in Frederick, Michael
Wisncr, aged IA years and > days.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-10-12
INSoLVENT NOTICE.

No 1924 Insolrents. William Hape on Pc-
titiOn
N1Oticc is hereby given that the second
IN Monday of December next, succeed
ing this date, has been fixed for the appear
ance before the Circuit Court of Frederick
county of William IIape an applicant for
the benefit Of the 4Slh Article of the Mary
land Code of Public General Laws, cnti-
tied "lnsolvcn,s," to answer such interrog
atorcs or allegations IS his creditors, en-
dorscrs, or surcties may propose or allege
against him at which time and place his
creditors and all others interested may at.
tend and show cause, if any they have,
why the said William IIapc should not
have the benefit of the 18th Article of the
Maryland Code, aforesaid, as prayed.
Test,
THOMAS GORSUCH,
Clerk Circuit Court Of Frederick county
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-10-12

Hogs--arriyas for the week 5,195. We
quote from to s! and several hundred
unsoM.
Cattlc-arrivals 1903. Prices were to
4 lowcr-in some cases &c decline as com.
pared with last weeks figures. Quota
tons - to st with but few at the lower
figure.
Sheep and Lambs-Thc number of
sheep and lambs ON the nlsrket was 5,1S1.
Butchers stock fair to very good, prices
ranged from A! to ste. Lambs continue
very dull and hardly quotahc above sheep
prices. Stock sheep ranged from - so TO
50 for ordinary to fair, selected lots - 20
to $3 So
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-10-12

RIAL EsTATE.-On Saturday last Mr..
Ephraim Allaugh sold his valuable three
story BRICK building on the corner Of Mar
ket and Patrick streets. at public auction,
To Messrs. Stewart Il Price, for 50 900. 1t
is considered one of the finest business
stands in The city, and is Mt present occu
pied by Messrs. Jarboc & Brosius.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-10-12
POLYTErHNIC ACTUAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE!

\ n actual business institution, where
"a book keeping, acknowledgements
ship, stcnography, biography, etc, are
thoroughly taught by efficient and expert
cnceG professors. Young men and boys
are specially educated with the view of be-
ing compctcn. to take positions n any bust
ness house Constant supervision and in
divi,lual instruction in each department
from five experienced instructors, who are
each specially skilled in distinct branch.
Full business course, al! branches, time linn
tied, SO ton easy terms Of payment if
dcsirclD ok.kceping, including arith-
mc,ic and pcnmanship, only Sl5. Salts
faction guaranteed An examination Of
our facilities and course of study solicited.
Enter at any time. Send for pamphlets.
Polytechnic Business College,
20G Baltimore ST., corner Chas., Bait, Md.
oct5 BIN
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NOTICE..

vNIE Annual Meeting of TIC Stockhold-
| crs of the Western Md r. II. Co. ,
for the elect ton Of Five Directors for the
ensuing year, will be held at the Compa-
ny's Office, "liillcn Station, Baltimore, on
Wednesday, October 18th, at l2o'cl'rk NJ.
JNO. s. HARDEN,
scpt2ltd sccrclar.'.
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CONVENIENT FIELDS.
about 90 acres cnoicc meadow land There
is a large and thriving
YOUNG ORCHARD

Of choice fruits, apples, peaches, &c. Also
an old orchard in full hearing. There is IA
fine spring within IS yards of the house,
and Il well OF pure water near the door
The ncighborhood is very desirable, mills,
churches, schools post office, stores, &c.
very convenient.
Terms Of salc-Onc third of the pun
chase money to be paid cash, the balance
in three annual payments. with interest
from April |, 1871, the interest on the
same to be paid annually, when the whole
of the purchase money has been paid, a
good and sufficient deed will be given for
the same, free fro II all liens and encum,
branccS.
Possession to be given on the first day
of April 1877.
BENJAMIN f. BROWN, Agent.
j. f MARTIN, Auc.ionccr.
scpt2l IS
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On the 29th ultimO, Mt the residence OF the
brides parents, near Frederick, by Rev.
J. l.. Grimm, George Longncckcr of
Lancaster county, Pa, to Miss Lizzie L.
Brcneman of this county.
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Jusr RECEIVED! 1000 YARDS of Fall
Style prints, 5, 81, : and cents per yard
Scptl3it. ROOT " GROFF.
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MECUINICSTO WV MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly By Geo. W. Stoch0ale.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Corrected neeh?y dy Shelter d. Ripple Cal
rcrton Dyvrc Iuris.
BALTIMORE, Oct.11, 1876.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18

ISsuRGENr RAIDERS IN BATTLE WITH THE
sPANrAnDs -FOUR MEN KrLLED--voLuHTEERs
on THE ALERr-CHoPs INJURED DY DROUGHT.
HAVANA, April II, 1870
Tho Matanzas aurora reports that on the night OF
the 10Th inst 200 Insurgents, commanded by cecclio
Gonzalez crossed Ccnaga dc Zapata from the jurisdic
ton OF Cenfucgos and penetrated into tho jurisdiction
of Al ,coancs between Hacienda Zapata and Mateo
Alonxo, about twenty-five miles south OF Matanzas.
ROUTED srAxrARDs
The troops met the raiders Matco Alonzo. killed
four and compelled the others to retreat
voLuxrEKRs DUTY
The Governor OF Matanzas assembled the volunteers
ana, after accommodating Ma,eo Alonzo and Coco
drlos, went TO tho Canas plantation, whence he re-
turned on the 18th.
CROPS
The drought Is severe tho island and ID running
growing and other crops.
In the vuelta Abajo region the tobacco crop is in bad
condition.
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A LABOR CONVENTION.
The COOPERATIVE srsTEM-THR HARD AND
SOFT MONEY QUESTION.


SOFT MONEY QUESTION.
PIrrsBuR0, Pa. April II, 1916
The National Labor Convention, composed Of dole
gates from different labor organizations throughout the
United States this morning at eleven o'clock IN
Lafayette Hail. The Convention was called 10 order
by George Murcot, Of Philadelphia J. l. Wright
taor), Of Philadelphia elected temporary chair
man. After the reading OF a telegram from Detroit
Chairman Wright mado shor, speech explanatory OF
the telegram. rather OF the organization OF the
Social Democrats who, he said, session to-day
IN Detroit Whatever their views the political
questions OF the day understood that they were
al al right on the labor question and would ACT with
THIS Convention. He then went on TO remark that this
convention had no political significance, but u was
called simply 10 promote the interests OF the work
inemen and 10 improve their tion. Alter appoint
ing committees the Convention adjourned Till afternoon
The Convention rcasscmblcd at twoo'clock for bust
ness, tue haii showing very iul attendance An ~
quiry made at this time developed tho TACT that tho
main object OF tho Convention IS tho more perfect
uniting OF the interests OF the laboring classes US
opposed to tho massinp Of capital and influence by en-
ploycrs Alter the appointment OF committee 10
secure cheaper hall Tor he Convention the report OF
the Committee ON Permanent Organization read,
with the following list OF permanent officers :--Prcsi
dent, John NJ. DAVIS; Vice Presidents j. |. Wright r.
~ hariand, John slime. 4. s,or and l. Louorept.;
Secretaries, Frederick Farmer, II. N. Talbot and \.
Widcmcr; Sergeants-at Arms. George Stcuvesant and
John Conway; Treasurer George Blair.
The report was amended IN lew instances. speeches
beng limited to ten minutes aud the timc for assem-
ping hxcd at halfpast eight A. NJ, and then adopted
President Davis took the chair and returned thanks
Tor the honor conferred upon him.
MI. George Murcott, OF the Committee on Credcn-
sials, presented their report, which was adopted
The roll was called, showing the presence Of dele
gates from $50 trade organizations Letters and tcle
grams expressing sympathy with tho object Of tho
Convention were read and referred. The names OF tho
Committee on Resolutions were announced.
MT Wydemcycr read paper iavoring the adoption
OF the cooperative plan by tho Iaboring classes and
me combination Of trade unions the most elcient
methods OF improving the condition OF working
men. Schiller Hall decided upon the future
place OF meeting. After discussion tho policy OF
holding secret sessions the matter was postponed.
communication from Horace II. Day, Ct Now
York. fnvoring the adoption oil hard money resolutions
wss read and referred pending tho report OF tho Com
mittcc oh Resolutions.
Adjourned ILL morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Attorney General Charles s. FairchiId, Of Albany,
and Congressman Fernando Wood registered the
Buckingham HoscI Chcvalcr Ernest Won TaverA
Secretary OF the Austrian Legation At Washington, u
At tho Albcmarlc HOTEL Drcvc Major General william
b. Hazcn United States Army, has arrived at tho Sc
James Hotel Captain II. Tibbitd, Of the steamship
City OF Brooklyn, Is at tho Everett House. Judg'
Dwight Foster. Of Boston, Is at the Gilscy House
Ex-Governor John r. Hoffman arrived at tho CIaren
don Hotel Inst evening from Albany Francis B.
Hayes OF Boston, is at the Westminster HotcL Major
Alfred Mordccai or West Point, Is at tho St Dcnis
Hotel NJ T. ingalls,, President Of the indianapolis
Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad Company, and
william l.. Scott, Of Pennsylvania, arc at tho F,th
Avenue Hotel Samuel Bowlcs, OF Springfield u Al
the Brcvoort House. y. T. Farman United Statoa
Consul General FOR Egypt The Grand Central Hotel
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A WESTERN FREIGHT POOL.

CHICAGO ILL.,, April IL, 1870
meeting OF the managers OF the various railroads
operating Of 81 Louis held at the Pacific Hotel
on Saturday afternoon TO effect pool arrangement on
all business originating at tha, point somewhat similar
the Eastern railroad combinations The character OF
the movement Sc, forth several weeks SINCE Il
proposed to pool the gross earnings Of all the lines
as done by the Eastern trunk lines but owing tho
fact that number Of the roads bankrupt this idea
was abandoned at tho meeting Saturday, and It
arranged pool the gross earnings all competition
business and from ST. Louis the basis u The
1875 The roads concerned IN the arrae cucnt
Ohio and Mississippi, Chicago aud Alton, Toiedo ana
Wabash, yandaiia and the indianapolis and ST. LOUIS.
An executive board composed OF J. q. McMulliE, Of
the Chicago aud Alton: }. T. simpson, OF tho VAN
daa, ana y. Wadron, OF tho ohio and Mississippi,
selected, with power 10 agree upon tariff TO be OBJ
served The new arrangement Will enter into effect
To day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
CHINA AND JAPAN.

INTENSIVE FIRES AND BUSINESS LossHs--A
NEW AND MOST FATAL pIsxAsE-roRMr-
DAZZLE RESURRECTION AGAINST THE CHINESE
EMPERoR AN ENGLISH COMMISSION AT
woRK-JAPANEsE STATE OFFICERS TO VISIT
AMERICA--THE FOREIGN MINISTER'S BAN
QUITTING WITH THE MrKADo
SAN FnAxcIsco, April IL, 1875
Tho adviccs broughtby the British steamship crocus
which arrived yesterday. are OF Hong Kong to March
Is, Shanghai 10th, and Yokohama, Japan, 25ih.
English submarine divers now at work on the
wreck Of the Pacific Mail steamship Japan.
YfRx N HONG KONG.
The extensive business premises known as rlctchcr's
Buildings Hong Kong, destroyed by nre on the
18th OF March.
NEW AND vArAL DISEASE
A disastrous epidemic has broken out near soochow
The disease impcricctly known Death almost i'm
mediate upon the seizure OF the victim. Several vii
lagos have been dcpopulated by the disease.
1nE CENTENNIAL
Contributions to the Centennial Exhibition at phiia
dephia continue TO be Despatched from various ports
OF China
RESURRECTION AID ALsRx
Two formidable instructions are now disturbing the
peace OF China, ono in Kvor.ying which has gained
great strength the rebels having been Joined by tho
imperial troops sent to qucll the rebellion Several
interior cities have been taken and now held By the
rebels
The second nsurrcciien Is In Shan 500, the lmpor-
TANGO Of which may be estimated ~ the fact that the
vccroy OF Krang u cndcayorng negotiate loan
OF sl3 $50 co expressly pay the troops purchase
arms and material 10 subduc the rebels The payment
Of The loan is secured by the hyposhceason tho