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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17
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A New Mustard Plaster.

The medical value of u mustard plaster Is up,
derstopd in every fnmly. Much time in sfenl
In preparing o poultiee, and often the mustard
ia of poor quality and will not ast causing grea
suffering. lhist trying unconventional IL now
perfectly overcome by Bensons Prepared Mus
tard plnater. His n great Improvement on tif
ordinary article II is very clean and can be mp
Piled aud removed without diseoloring the cloth
Ing or s6ilpg the skin II does not deteriorhtt
with nge. 1t IL always reliable. ~ only the bes
Iunity Of mustard ia uAed In its preparation. II
il ready for uae nj any noment BE- simply dip.
ping IL In water. II IL sold in hall yard pieces
ut 20 cents per roll by all drugRlsts. sent by
mail pn receipt Of price by
SEABUHY II jon NSON.
4na Pharmaceutical Chemists. New York.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

We know fellow that hunted up aud down
studied carefully and Systematically q dozen
directories for dobtor OF bis. who announced
himself IA residing Encoignure rue do 10
Douane ct passage do Ia Bourse.' French
dictionary enabled him to translate this int
corner Of Douane street and BoIrse Passago' :
but nobody In tho city could toll him where thes,
were: liko Tho palace Of Shednd. they seemed
hidden forever from view. IL was only acci
dsntally that he one day discovered the place tc
be corner OF Customhouse stree, and Exchange
Alley" IL not our street nomenclature bao
enough without thus still further agaravating IL
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17
GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE DEPOT
.sss -@a MOVED TO zg.e ~ rs.
....... CHARITIES STREET.

A NEW STOCK of the Elastic Stitch and Lock
Stitch MACHINES. with a complete assortment OF
Needles. Parts Attachments. Silk Twist, Spool
Cotton. Linen Thread, Oil. etc. just received
and for sale at the. lowest cash prices. The
above goods are manufactured by and for the
Grover Baker Sewing Machine Com pany. and
warranted the best in the market
Caution to Our Patrons, Grangers and
Their Agents.
There are parties here who are selling imita-
hons Of our goods. repeinting and patching up
old Machines to make them look like new and
selling them as such. No new goods Of the
above make can be purchased in New Orleans
except from US. at No. s Chartres street. Agents
wanted. H. Fl. TRUE,
jel6 3m General Southern Agent
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17
RADICAL ExTnAvAG ANCE.
steady Increase Of National Expcadi-
lures sIncs Tie war.
lst. Louis Hepublienn.l

lures slncs The war.
lst. Louis Kepublienn
y The Republican party has evidently
tleterrtlned to'die with the bloody shirt
in its hands. for it has never more des-.
perately waved 1t In the eyes OF n dis
uusted people than now It seems to
entertain tho singular belief TINT 10 has
sotr,e sort Of magical power to stop the
ptoprees of retrcnthment and reform.
~ wel asievery other steptow6rds pure
and honest government. Whenever any
species OF corruption or crime, for whioh
tue Republican, party Is responsible. is
exposed. IL forthwith dfags out lis
bloody linen and pretends that the
corruption and crime was all brought
about in trying TO wash out
these sanguinary stains. Sunset Cox
told the Democratic Convention, IN 81
Louis OF the *64. .O00,0u0 which the Dem.
ocratic House had saved in it's efforts to
cut down the wasteful extravaganza oil
Republican estimates for appropria-
tione. and aB soon IN he got BACK 10
Congress, Garfield brought out tho inev-
table bloody shirt. and prated about
tho rebellion, pretending thnt 1t was
the enilse OF the i'm ipense expenditures
of money. But when he was reminded
that the expenses OF the Government
had increased from $tb3. .2Ot 900 IN 1879,
to @lgl. In 1874. no discovered tha
useIessness Of his dirty linen and slowed
It away. The war WIS n convenient ex-
cuAe To cover the stealings Of I,epubli-
can office holders for time, but it Is no
longer OF avail in face of this Increase
of more than one-iifth Within four years.
The real cause IL too apparently olse-
where. and one Of the causes Of the in
crease in governmental expenses chii be
found in the in the increase Of govern
mental employees.
The number Of office holders is to-
day very nearly double what 1t was at
the end Of the war Then tho civil list
numbered 54.2o7, and now It foots W
.11g. a round forty thousand more.
OF course IL takes u good many more
millions Of dollnrsto to pay this vast horde
of do -nothings which hns been added
since 1865, and so the appropriations
have increased regularly every year.
The details of this increase are inter
,atfnu and n nre here given
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

There has been gread deal said already about
the nomination Of Hayes and Wheeler. but the
most correct and sensible views we have yet
heard from any one on the Cincinnati candi-
dates and platform. were in Jackson Square
yesterday evening 4@ ta
And what do you think OF ----er Hayes and
Wheeler" said an old excited gentlemen, bend
ing over and apparently addressing baby. re-
cltning in a nurses arm. close to him.
Demonstrations of disgust and alarm on the
part OF the baby, and these sage remarks:
"Daron bon bibi papa tn, ~ bjkhithhk- bau
jeolly tara pen ba sui-hlk, ehcht-"
Confusion on the part OF the baby, symptoms
of cough. and a sudden and hasty winding up
OF his speech with cheers for Tilden and Hen
bricks. during which he is carried off by the
nurse. & 1t
What has the Radical press to say against this2
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

The following Watches are all Lever move
nnenfs, Jeweled, same s.ze AS SIS Watch. and
sold with guarantees for two years:
Solid Silver Watch, same as the cut. e16
Hunters Watch, Nickel Case. .................. II
solid Silver Stem Winder. ~
Stem Winder, 8 on. Silver case. e.............. -
Same. but open face, dat glass. ............ 30
Solid Il karat Gold Watch. 2 or. case. ......... B
Solid 10 karat Gold Watch, 2 oz. case. ........ W
Solid u karat Gold Stem Wfnder, Ak OF case -
Solid 10 karat Gold Stem Winder 2K o. case 100
The following Watches are two sizes smaller
than the S1s Watches. and finer quality:
In Silver. hunting or open face case......... 40
Solid u karat Gold case. se.................... -. 60
Solid 10 karat Gold case. ...-................ 10
Ladies' Watches, Solid Gold cases ............ N
Stem Winders, Solid Gold cases .............. q
Ladies' Stem Winders. elegantly. engraved
Gentiemen's Gold Chains in great W variety.
rices vary from SIS 10 SIS.
A large assortment Of Ladies' Gold Chains.
from si5 to 500.
Silver Chain. suitable for the sls Watch from
Any Watch sent by mail In registered pack
age at my risk, on receipt Of price with so cents
for postage; or by Express. @. 9. d., with privi-
lege OF opening the package and examining the
Watch before laying for it. Address as above.
A Key that winds any watch sent by mail for
WATCH KEPAIHIYg by sRILLFUL WORK
s.s b MEN. at lowest pos ible prices.
Solid IA Karat Gold Chains 81 25 per
- tiHoes Pennyweight.
~ .fslfg.ssss ss3s - ap2 sm 2dp d&W
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

We Picked up. Yesterday evening. on the cor
nor Of Canal and Royal streets. In tho short
space OF Ave minutes. no less than sixty four
oaths, varying In intensity from the mJd my
dears.s and great heasings," Of tho ladies. TO
the regular double Distilled bowling Arkansas
''cusses." Hence we infer thai the weather h
warm and politics thriving, Abou Bon Adhem's
name led oil tho rcst." II s unnecessary for us
10 explain thatths Abou Is fasniliarly known ~
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

"Moshcra' milk substitute for children lao
,eons farina." says grocery eign on Camp
stsce4, not far from newspapor row. We have
poudered ovcr this long and anxiously. yet In
vain.s Are tho children substituted for lacteous
farina or mlk2 or In Il iacteous farna. or q sub
stitute. that mothers milk for children. or
what sloes n menn3 Chops and tomatoe sauce
Thyre n more In this than poople think some
dire puljticnl conspiracy. EN G@ #tHAf%
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

Won't tho city doctors attend TO tho wator plug
IN front pf our boardinghoune. on Camp street
II has been slowly leaking away Tor years.
There Ia n Suspicious splash about its falling
waters that makes VA often rise al night to grasp
q boot with dire inients, only 10 find 1T is plug
and nothing more. 4 fu.t.ff gF4tf
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17
A CARD.

To the Voters Of the Eleventh Ward.
There appeared In yesterdays Democrat q
ticket for Delegates to the State Convention. In
which my name was used and desire to state
that such use Of my name was unauthorized. rs
IwH support The ticket that is regularly nominated
bv the conference and no other. -..
iyI7 tt2dp j. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17
To TaiIOrs, shOeniakcrs, Carpenters,
Brirkiayers, Persons Of schcnfnrS

Brirkiayers, Persons Of scnchfnry
Habits. -tf f.t
Persons who work IN damp placea, and to all
persons whoinaoevet 1t may concern. tho nature
of whase work is such that you have contracted
n lame back. ID weak back. an hlfoftion ol the
spine shooting pains IN. tile back and sides.
rheumatism kidney affections. ruptnres,
aprainR bruises or great soreness in any part
OF the bedy. You win find yoursclvos mmedi-
ately relieved by using one OF Bensons Capcine
Porous Plasiers the best remedy for these trou-
bles known--a quicker safer. surer, ne1ter and
more pleasanter remedy than ordinary porous
plasters and Iinments Benson's CapGine PlaB-
ter IL n combination Of the purest Indn rubber
and other gums with .Capcine--a powerful ex-
ternal stimulaGt and the quickest pai reevc,
ever invented. IL h superior to electricity and
more certain. Price OF Bensons Capcine Plas-
ter IL rs cents For sale by all druggists.
SEABURY Il JOHNSON.
Pharmaceutical Chemists. N y.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

A young gentleman, who moves IN the
best of society. said the other evening
to q young lady; - The foliage is much
more exuberant this year than usual. "
"all them imported fruits In cheaper
than they used to was. s
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

Pompouius, why's dis publican party
like de freedman,s fog -bank?" Dunno,
PixarTo; 'acuse it doesn't settle wild de
black MANI" mo. you fool niger it's
cause dey' spent it to git to troo de
obscuyity oh de Hayes"
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17
TABLE D'HOTE.

A FINE DINNER FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Washington Hotel, Milneburg.
During the two days OF the Regatta. July IT
and Is, visitors to the Lake can get fine Dinner
by calling at the Washington Hotel. Those who
wish to spend the day on the wharf can be
served with all the delicaries at the Punch Bowl
jyl7 1t JOHN TRISCONI. Proprietor.
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FORTY-FOURTR CONGRESS.
FRIDAY, March 10.


SENATE.-The Chair laid before the Sem
ate communication from the Commits
sloner of Agriculture, relative TO the culture
OF sea island cotton. Referred TO Committee
on Agriculture.
Mr. Logan presented petition Of citizens
OF Illlnols, In favor OF the repeal of the Jece
resumption act. Finance COMMITTEES
MT sherman presented a memorial of the
CINCINNATI Chamber Of Commerce. rel alive
10 The draw over the Ohio river. Committee
on Commerce.
Mr.. Wright called up the bin fixing the
times ana places for the holding cert AIN
terms OF the L. -. district court for the south.
ern division Of Iowa Passed.
The unfinished business, oeirg the bill 10
provide for
TIE ADMISSION OF NEW MExICo
into the Union was then taken up.
Mr.. Morrill, (Ntj briefly opposed the eXpe-
dlehcy of admitting New Mexico at this
Mr.. Hitchcock advocated the bill, aud gave
the reas oIs why New Mexico should be al
mitted.
MIR Sargent made an earnest speech In
favor of The bill.
Mr.. Morrill, lMe) opposed the bill He
claimed that neither the character OF the
Title the state 10 admission. Not more than
one-tenth OF One-eleVenth of tue peohle of
New Mexico speak the English language.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.-M
Sampson (IOwa) presented resolutions OF the
legislature Of Iowa against the extension Of
erfs. Referred To Committee on Patents
The House, in the morning hour. proceeded
10 the oDSideratiOn Of bills of a private ma
lure, reported from committees.
Mr.. Vance IN. c., from the Committee on
Patents, reported a bill TO authorize Luther
Hail 10 apply for an extension of "A patent in
relation 10 the manufacture of shoes.
After discussion the bill was tabled.
Mr.. j. IL. Bagley. from the same commit
tee reported pill To permit James Wyman,
OF Saltwater, y. Y, TO apply for eEtsuS ION
OF a patent for fastening staples. The bill
was alsO defeated.
Mr.. Cox IN. " asked leave to offer a reSo.
tuition Jeclting discrepancies in the state
ments Ofcoin and bullion Ia the Treasury Tor
The past two months. that a statement sub
mitted 10 the House Oh January 18th show
ed the amount 10 be in round numbers sew
enty millions; that the debt statement of
~ three million; that on February 2ith il
was stated TO be ninety million, while
The DC Dt statement of February path showed
II 10 be seventy million, and directing the
committee of Ways and Means u ascertain
and report the cause of these fluctuatiOaS
and II need be 10 make an examination of
the books of the Treasury, and also to ascer-
tain and report whe ther the legal tenders de-
posted as security for national bank notes
are held as separate fund.
Objection was n ade 10 the consideration
al this time, and the resolution was referred
10 Committee of Ways ami Meaus
Mir. Vance tOhiO). from the Committee on
Printing, reported bills 10 print POO Goa copies
of the agricultural report of 1875, ana 100 eco
copies of that of 1874. Passed.
The House then went into Committee OF
lie Whole on the executive ami legislative
approx ration bill-Mr. Cox New York in
the chair
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\ LIVE NAN II A COFFIN.-Patrick Raj
ierty, labOrer I'm a stone yard, feu IN a nL.
a Tect nty licensed undertaken was sent for
and he felt of Mr.. Rafierty's hands aud face,
and nndlng them cold and clammy. supposed
him dead. He was taken e. the undertaker's
establishment, and after a few mi au les was
placed in a c6sket and the lid screwed down.
The undertaken and two labOrers iftet the
coffin and were bearing ~ % the wagon,
when kick on the coffin was heard. The un-
certaker asked the men IL they wanted 10
spoil the coffin by Kicking a., and they re-
piled that they had not Kicked IT. Just as
they spoke tremendous kick was heard
and the men holding the rear OF the cDffia
dropped IL, and, scaling the fence, were soon
out OF sight the end held by the undertaken
became too heavy, and hedropped and broke
IL, wht a live man crept out. This was the
second case the undertaken had ever had
and two queries are uppermost in his mind,
10 Wit: l. II right TO send 4 bill for his o vn
coffin 10 a live mas? Second. Do many
people desire second hand collins The VIE
Tim Is confined 10 bis bed from fright but
will probably be all right ia a day or two
PTOI4CeNCe Press.
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Homer.
A Man OF WONDERFUL FoRCE A,
MSS or CHARACTFR.

Man OF WONDERFUL FORCE AND STERN
MSS or CHARACTEk.
A New York CORES pOndent Of the Meriden
CT Recorder gives u this fresh >ketca of "A
famous publisher
Bonner is in singular contrast with his
lank AID anatomical Sub-a burly. heavy
LeaCed, large browtd parsonage with "A
buAlDekS -llFe manner and "A pleasant smile.
As TO editorial work, he Is a TITAN who car
Tles world al long stories on his shoulders
and can transact more literary business
than any two OF his contemporaries. OF
powerful mold. there is sternness enough
IN his composition 10 make a fun fiedgei
Cromwell He hates shams with an ever
lasting hateC, and has a temper as untamed
as mat OF tawny, yellow bearded lion,
which Is the best comparison 1 arr able To
make IN his case for the man l. OF tawny
type; i saw him in a passion once, VIII en-
81 me journey man plumber bad balf done a
piece a. wpfR ana wanted full paw for his
iupgliug; al % was something terrible.
Bonner was fairly transngured with rage,
AID stamped savagely, while the man cow
cred and wondered. profess to be a rather
muscular fellow, ana can wr6Sfle and box
with science. But one never likes 10
encounter human hurricane, and Bon
ntr Is exactly that when lie Il reused
10 wrath LEI me see: ne is abaut
10 be Ia carry about that massive head OF
h s., and ne might have passed for a Hercu-
les, had he trained d imss-lf for tie profession
OF that my biological Gre S. There - no daSh
OF the Apoll or AGOnis abON him, however.
Re Is all Streu sfh-an n carnation OF force
and decision. But lie can be Suave and win
ming, particularly when ne wishes 10 obtain
grt at name as "A cOufributlr. Niudtctive,
too, Tor he tried 10 capture Bret Harte In the
height OF his reputation, and hsvlng failed in
lnaI NJ became DIS opponent. The bare men
ton OF dialect poetry, hence, puts him In a
paTOXySm.
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BALTIMORE, March lg.-Yirgiuia skies. olf, IS
DO cgnsoIdsted, 65a4 West Nirgiuia's . Norti
Car Ira siNe', old, I6 do. new, 5, do special tau
2 BID 10 cay. Sugsr Scliye aud firm - 40
Dali MOAE, March lO.-OOtlun ste a1y. dernant
moo erste-mlcdllns, ~ sizss Flour quiet and IN
chsnEtd Nhest uncDsr GET. Corn steady an
TINS Uihern white, 54h6O, southern yellow So ass
western mixed, OJ1f, SPIT and April. Oats dull
southern, 4Oa4l; western white, 45z50; 90. mixei
ioa42. Rye dull hut steady, 7Sss2. HaV dull aut
NJ han gtd. Provisions quiet and easirr. Pork
q 90. Bulk mesis-shouldeTs, ga. clear rib sides
Ia, loose packed, 9 AHA Observation-Disclosures, no.
le1s Clear rib sides, l3kal5A. Hams, l5x AID
Lard steady aud unch bsed. Butter scarce an
hTm-wesssrn extras, 29AS1 Sd0. br,ts, 1Ss2s Pc
trolt Um hrner-Eot Quotsbly higher. Coffee un
changed. Whisky dull, 1909
NEW YoPk, March l0-StOcks active Money
3 Gold. H-a. Exchange, long, $50: short 400 Gov,
eTBB ents dull but steady
Nav YORK, March lO-Flour dull and nm.
char ged Mheai quiet. slightly in buyers favor
Com dull az q unchanged
IoNpoN. Msrch 20, u 30 M g. bonss lS,y's
1914. Erie preferred, 20.
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An Anne Arundel County Outrage.
A NAN STRIPPED, BOUND AND TERRIBLY
W

NAN STRIPPED. BOUND AND TERRIBLY
WHIPPED.
a correspondent of the Baltimore Am eri-
can, writing from Anne Arundel county
March 3, says: a terrible outrage was per
Chose, in the employ of Mr.. Addison John
son, on the morning OF the eth, by party of
i've persons. named respectively j. T.. j.
Humphrey, his son Edward Humphrey, two
sons.in- law Frank Watson and DR.. f.
Joyce and Young man employed BY j. f..
j. Humphrey named WIN. Gray. The facts
as learn them are that the party called az
the residence OF Mr.. Johnson, about miles
from Marley, on the evening of the 9Th,
about O'Clock. They requested Mr.. johnson
10 send Chase out. He went 10 Chase's room
ana called him, but ascertalning their inten-
tions TO whip him, Mr.. johnson appriseI
him OF The TACT, on which Mr.. Chase sent
the party word that he could not see
them. Exasperated at the refusal OF Chase,
They cemauded his surrender, but Mr..
Johnson ordered them 10 leave his pre- niseS
Matters remained quiet until morning Mr.
John rose about O'Clock a. m. and on going
out found the PARTY still on his premises.
and warned him 10 keep clear of them. But
a. he Mr.. Chase went TO work they caught
hiin' yea ms Names win ror IS, aud marched
MN oil 10 the farm OF Mr.. J. r. j. Pumph-
TeN, which is about half mile distant from
Mr.. JOhnSOns. There they stripped Mr.
Chase OF all his clothing passed a rope over
beam IN the barn, drew him up until he
stood on tip-tOe; then Mr.. J. +. j. Humphrey
pitched in with q horse hin, and Wbipp-l
MN most cruelty until his strength was eN
hauSted. The poor man presents a mos
ShCckir spectacle, a. ne is literally cut and
bruised from his shoulders 10 has ankles
Fears are entertained that IL will be some
time before he RECEIVERS from this severe cas-
tgaiiOu. This affair seems 20 h8 We grown
oGt o. some conversation between Mr.. Chase
and some Interested parties with regard u
Mr.. j. +. j. Pumphrey's daughter. IL has
caused considerable excitement ana indig
nation r. the neigbborhOS q a. he was q per
feCily harmless aud inOfensive man.
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SNowFLAKEs AND APPLE BLOSSOMS
James I. Van Dorst, white haired ana sixty,
and Mary Ann Sterling. q comedy brunette
of twenty-five, were msrried IN Justice
Cham ers court, Jersey City, on Wednes-
day. They arrived from st. Louis on Tues
day. and are on their way 70 farm
in Somerset county, New Jersey. Van
Dorst's request that the marriage be kept Sc
cret excites belief that they eloped.
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ga lump OF crude iron was recently
rolled into leaf SO thin that four inches
square only weighed one grain.
SMuch valuable information is expected
from the spontaneous combustion in coal
commission" now sitting In London.
1-A Persian proverb says: There are
only two days for which 10 feel anxious
One is the day that is past, the other is the
day to come"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-10

ga FoRERUSNER OF PEACE."-In reply
ish Casinos, King Alfonso sent a dispatch
saying peace in Spain is the forerunner OF
the peace which the army will soon obtain
in Cuba. The Cuban insurgents, command
ed by Vicente Garcia, attacked the town of
Puerto Padre on the night of February 2I.
The SpaDiards, aided by the gunboats Cen
tenila and Echo, repulsed the rebels without
loSs.
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A COAL OIL HORROR "A letter from
Luray TO the Richmond Wing says: FFour
little colored children were making a fire
in a cooking stove with some coal oil which
was In a can, when the oil took fire and the
can exploded. All OF the children were fatally
burned. One die q on The spot, another after
lingering four hours and suffering indie
scribable agonies. Death is expected TO
relieve the other two from their sufferings
before morning. The paren Is OF the children
CURED.
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ARRT ST IN ACTIONS FOR SEDUCTION
Judge Curtis, In the special term of the su-
plesue court, rendered a decision YES jerlay
IN The case OF Steinberg against L.sker, in
which the plaintiff sued for damages on ac-
count Of The seduction Of his dau yh:er by the
defendant He obtained an order Of arrest
against the latter, who attempte {. nv mo-
ton before Judge Curtis, 20 be rele tse 4 from
AFRO 81 on the ground that the case was not
IN which the code provided the defendant
could be arrested. The defendant claimed
the action was based on the fathers loss Of
service. The motion u vacate Ito order of
arrest was cenied.-lN T. Times. a'h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-10

H-J. B. Downs, of Simpson Creek, KY, is
moving earth, heaven and the state legisla-
ture to have legalized his marriage with
Eliza Downs, second wife of his father.
~The Y. NJ. c. A. debating society OF
Quebec has decided by an emphatic vote
that money is more powerful than love,
stand round the church doors TO see the
members home Yearly SO much as usual.
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Won ARNIA HAS A HARD ROAD To
IRAVEL-The petition of Won Arnim's fam
lily 10 the Emperor for the Counts pardon
vcrable report made upon il by Prince Bis
maTck and the minister of justice. The pre-
llminary inquiry against Arnim is now
Concluded, and the Indictment on which he
is 10 be tried will shortly be handed to the
nigh court OF state. 1t contains an import
ant charge which has not been before pub
hshed. The Count is accused OF coniucting
negotiations for the evacuation of the Occu-
pied provinces in France with a result detri-
mental TO the Interests OF Germany.
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Fires

DOVER. DEL. March I0.-Th Wilmington
conference Academy here was destroyed bv
hIe thls morning. Loss $4,000, which i
partially covered by insurance.
BOSTON. March l0-A Gre at HYDE Park
last night destroyed Whipple's block entail
lag a loss OF about $4,000. Partially ill.,
Suged.