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MARBLE MANTEi.,.

FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES FROM June
AL Manteis Crates aud all Kinds OF slate Worx large
assortment. designs PENKuYN SLATE CON.
PANi, 80 Union square. ath sv. aud i7tn ST.
MANTkLs AND ALL OTHER MARBLE wORK Ar
lut the lowest prices A. kbABhR, i3t East 18th vt.
MARBLE ANp GRANITE sTAruAKi AND MONu.
NI mebts Marble Ststuary IN blocks Tor sale. Orders
promptly executed. iJi West 3tth st.
fTuE LARUksT MANCFACTu uREHs or Low AND
hall low vrWtes. Tor etihcr hard soft coal with dump
Ing and shaking attachments brass open Fire Places, WITH
Andirons and Basket ates for fires Tenders
Wholesale and retail Low estimates given builders,
contractors and architects.
j. s. VVSVvbR CO.. 500 and 3es Canal st.. New York.
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SPECIAL NOvlCEs.
DISEASES OF the NERVOUS SYSTEM


The Importance Of the sys.em its power
lie and the direct bearing which IL has human happ
ness thoroughly recOgnsed ITS and the danger
of it, whether throu intense mental applies
ton or by tie excessive indulgence OF the Rppettes ana
propenses, subj for When
the nervous syste il derAnged IL Is absolutely necrssay
TO promptly seek advice from who, for long
TO tins stuay and who from his expeience aud practice
has learned Ia discover the cause and promptly
apply the remedy thus avoiding the sw seeking
for the truth common to the Inc and
noying 10 tno patient who naturally wants TO know
without delay what is the matter the extent OF the do
rangemen the probabilities OF recuperation aud the time
required.
II the hrsin has become exhausted by intense tai
appcation deprving IL Of the thought
only its strength by being properly fed and
nourished by the OF certain attic ehods II Is
precisely the same with the that preside
e The value o this branch OF edca practice
scarcely be for reaches marriage the
an the retention of estates in the same family
From long and large experience In this direction have
been able To- command by the thankful apprc
ciation OF the first families In the city and nation
and can communicate much that pertains 20 the
exercise of department of the nervous and
the Of whether OF BRAIN
tite. propensity or passion.
HENRY A. DANIELS. N. d.,
IA Lexington av., near 29th st.
HOURS-S TO 3, and 9 to T.
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sealed proposals will he receved Ht this 0nico until II
oclock noon o Wednes sday, ~ 1878. Tor the
sruction OF lite saving station house short Beach,
Long Island Tin the OF iempstesd, opposite Free
porD. y. Tho building must be completed. ready for
before the 18th day OF November. 1873
Each bid must he accompanied with bond In the of
one thousand Oti OD dollars With and Sufficient
sureties conditioned that the bidder shall into
tract without delay aud give snch bonds security for
the faithful pcrorma thereof be required his
bid be accepted
Al proposals must ndorsed Proposals for con
strection lite saving station house aud addressed
the General superintendent United state. Life Saving
Service, Treasury Department, NHshin gton, d. q.
Specifications aud plans forms Of proposal and bond
be obtained at the once OF the Colsctor Of Customs
sag Harbor n OF n. h. limiting, Superintendent
OF Life Saving stations, Bddgehsmpton, n Y. OF Cap
tain J. No. Merrymsn y. =. n. NJ, No 10 Broadway, g.
Y. :. of Lieutenant q. n. Mcclellan. Bay shore, Long
Island. v. ", and upon application to this ONCE.
The right reject AL bids to waive defects 10
tits for the interest Of the government do
W. ID O'CONNON
Acting (se neral Super lint sudsut
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4 UTUNN SALE OF IMPORTED JERSEY AND
hGuernsey Cattle.
To be sold York the frat week In October 1873
h Es~. nre POWER ass. JssS and
.ss"d ynsS win be rod 4 pSSs ss
co. Philadsrhis Further particulars and descriptions
apply TO Philndephis.
"A. BREWSTER 4 Co. OF Broome st
non m pf o .nsd n ai' sessas .
will e' stored w''ho" charge sn, soye%ssr 1ss as,,
A USE THE EUBBKH CUSHIONED AXLE
A. SAVE 4 kE'n SSssr TSss
sArErSS S"o ASS ,'d' s;ta coaroRr
A SEVERAL VERY FINE BRouGnANs AND T
styls but little worn for ,sle a. ressGnaos prices
Brosdwsy. 47th and 4sth sts
A CARRIAGE REPAIRS
"A .oar facilities are equal to any: work done promptly
''""'''' "'" r. H. sfi1hss M ia 10 IL E... :is.a
A. ssip hAsSsss 4nSs 81 r.o FOR
A -CARRiA0Es OF ALL KINDS, BUGGIss. PHAE-
.tsns. Rootaways Depot wag"s; ss ~.nnisetursr' .
price. oko bh. 100 0snas.
A SECOND HAND ROAD WAGON. WITH NEW TOR
Aiming In Hrst class order for sale cheap also curtain
oSs ;yd cIsns sm. "s ne" a EDTn6 9paIi
NAN 81 West 44tn ST. late superintendent with Wood
Brothers.
4 FOR SALE. PRIVATE TURN OUT; BROWN
a AIIors. very stylish eau ,ro, lst; SIDE bar w"soo.
Harness. blsnkst &c must DO sold at any sacrifice par
s' ios DAVE iyh"f ia % West so,S % . "''' D 0 inquire
A sAcaIFIcg--i5 BUSINESS AND DELIVERY
hwagons, all sizes $50 tc si2o; new. second hand
butcher. baker, milk, depot. Wagon manuactory 226
springst.
A GENTLEMAN. WANTS TO BUY, FINELY
hands high long msn. tails points all perfect; Jock
eys need apply; bring tesm to 67i Broadway.
a -rnRKE HORSES. Fir FOR ANY BUSINESS;
a trial given i59 and 1ei crosby st near Bleecker
FIRST CLASS BOARDING. STABLE. -FOUR
Abocks below the Part away from all elevated roads
plenty Of light air aud room Continental stables. 80
A YOUNG rrvE.YEAR-oLD MARE, Is HANDS HI0H
want OF use. ~ DO snins .t. grocery.
BEAUTIFUL PAIR or 1874 HIun DAPPLE GRAY
ist. Tor sale AZ B2RKi as se,h q, and Btosissy '
(yARRIAGE REfAIRs
our customers whose winter carriages require doing
TIE dsren' coat. pain, and San.h ample Tine s'to 10
harden nsnsl wi,h US all vehicles len Tor repairs srs
thus spsring the owners r.E snsoysnce aud pscsd
in hands now or hereafter will bc stored III winter
All work sent delivered free In New York. Brook.
'Caieful estimates furnished in all cases
Prices the very lowest At which the best class OF work
RIslEl, IRVING a TUCKER, Carriage Builders.
Cstsbes ssi $50 sss 800 7th sv corner 5sth 81, el
ceen Accommodation for horses best OF and feed
x%sTsso' pavement or '''" railroad cross
HAND LAvDAULET, CLAR-
Nspes, as"s9n & and n. 1 ,.p rh.e'on.
aud no top Bugges. Sankey's &C. r. NJ sTfvERs, 100
(&e. at oALvIN wlTTY's Com mission csrrisgs
wsrerooms. SO south 9TH av.
yspriag wsson Family Horse. good roadster and ssp
Psny. oe5 9Th ~.
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LOST AND EOuNn.

osT-PAKTiEs HAVING cnA1N BLOCK LEFT BY
l1my repairing Baxter please advise
THOMAS J. FALEs agent lls Liberty ST.
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EAST AND

The destruction reported AT Atlanta, Ga,
BY the tornado was greatly exaggerated
The Episcopal Church blown down was 4
little wooden chapel that cost but II
There were but eight persons present when
the storm burst upon them, and no one was
seriously hurt.
The Democrats Of Rhode Island have
nominated Isaac Lawrence for Governor.
Joseph and Edgar Hall and John g. Thorp,
white, and Gordon Rollins and Burke
Thomas, coiored, Were killed BY the explo-
sion 81 a saw-mill boiler about eight miles
from Richmond, Va, on the I'D. Several
others were injured
samuel Chambers and George Collins, col
cred, were hanged nj Newcastle, Del, on the
I'D, for the crime Of rape.
The National Bank Of Tarrytown, n. H.,
suspended on the I'D.
The Libe rian schooner Azar was conse-
Grated at Charleston, s. G., on the 2Isf, BY
Bishop Brown Of the African NJ. r. Church
In the presence Of 1000 colorcd people.
The South Carolina General Assembly
have adopted q conciliatory resolution, IA
voring an abandonment Of all prosecutions
growing out o. developments made In the
investigation Of former State officials.
Five men were drowned while attempting
TO eros the James River from AlbermarIc
County, Va, In q small skin, on the 10th.
The Bank Of Chemung, n. ". has sus-
pended. II was a private Institution and
had about $2s0,0eo I'm deposits. Assets and
liabilities not stated.
Biasius Pistorius, formerly a priest In GER
many, has been convicted OF numbering
Isaac Jacquette in Montgomery County, Pa.
The Common Council OF jacksonville, Fla.
have aske.. Capt. Eads TO examine 81. Johns
bar and report 4 plan for its Improvement,
and have backed the request with an appro-
priation Of . 1000.
Hon. >. CLANCY Jones died al his home in
Reading, Pa, on the 24th, aged ~. lie
served In Congress with only a brief inter-
from 1850 20 1853, and was for W
years Chairman Of the Ways andE Means
lie was also Minister 10 Aus
tria, during President Buchanan's admins
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Bulgaria, must be completed In three months
after q definite peace, and a portion OF the
Russian troops may embark IN the Black Sea
and the Sen q Marmora. Russia has thus
insured herself the right, or a. any rate the
possibility, Of having a portion Of her troops
always around Constantinoplc until q final
settlement II signed.
Suleiman pasha has turned MP alive and
well al Constantinople, and will stand trial
for conspiracy. IL was rumored that he had
been drowned.
a Londo special OF the 2sd says: The
feeling OF irritation between the British and
Russian people Is increasing, and the opin-
ion i generally expressed drought Europe
that prospects for the meeting Of the Con-
grcss have been largely diminished during
the past three days. A =. Petersburg cor
respondent telegraphs that Russia has
sent or is about to send a formal request
for the withdrawal Of the British feet
from the Sea OF Marmora. or course
compliance with this demand il not ex-
pected, and II IL should be made 1t can
only increase the present feeling OF distrust
and pave the way for more complications or
perhaps war There seems 10 be no imme-
date probability that either nation will re-
tire from is position relative 10 the sub
mission Of the treaty to the Congress, and
unless Prince Bismarck can induce them 10
agree upon some compromise II j. quite i'm
probable that the Congress win be held. Ey-
cry thing Is unsettled and rumors daily grow
more warlikc, but most Of them are wholly
false or premature.
England and Russia are both making
large contracts for torpedo-boats and other
war material. also for hospital supplies.
A London dispatch Of the 18th says: The
controversy between England and Russia T.
approaching that dangerous stage where the
point Of honor more and more engages at
%ienfion. Vienna correspondents say The fun
text Of the treaty ~ san stefano has re-
newed q strong anti-Rus-ian feeling there.
There i nc difference Of opinion l>puf
the real meaning u the treaty. II
i not Russian prcpcnderance, hut Russian
rule. IN European Turkey, ard Il j. lust be-
cause such alterations a. would remove iris
feature would entirely destroy the treaty
less confidence l. felt IN the efficacy II
the Congress since its publication. While
Count Andrassy will demand d revision IN
the entire treaty, he will decline 70 do 80 in
combination with England, because their in
tercsts are not Identical.
The Grand Duke Nicholas. accompanied
by a ret:nue Of II Russian Generals, On Tho
10th paid a visit to the Sultan at the Dolma-
baghtehe Palace. After brief but cordial
interview, the Grand Duke returned ta his
where his visit was subsequently re-
by the sultan.
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-Four tramps, who were stealing a ride in
. cottsn-car on the Iron Mountain Railroad,
set fire to the cotton, II Unsurpassed, BY drop
ping fire fromtheir pipes, and all were burn
ed 70 death. The car-doors being securely
locked, they were unable to escape, and must
have suffered the most cxcruciating torsurcs.
The fire was discovered AZ Piedmont Station
and the car detached from the train. When
opened the four corpsez were found lying on
the floor, blackened and burned beyond
recognition.
Miss Ada Sweet has been ~reappointed PEN
sion Agent at Chicago.
The Missouri River, Fort Scott and Gulf
Railroad has been placed in the hands u a
Receiver, Mr.. Geo. ii. Netfleton being the
gentleman named by the Court for that po-
sition.
the Lower House Of the Iowa LerisIa-
ture has adopted . measure looking
70 the enfranchi@emen Of women, permit
ting them to both vote md hold ofiice, the
vote standing s. 70 45.
The bill passed by the Mississippi Legis-
laturc, a few days before adjournment, In
aid Of the ship Island, Ripley and Kentucky
Railroad, donates . large body Of lands held
BY the state to assist In it, construction, and
provides for the employment OF c~onyicts
along the line Of the road. The act requires
the company 10 begin the work Of construc-
ton at both ends Of the road within six
months.
A triple murder was committed near Lit
Teton, West Va, on the Goth, the victims
being the wife and child OF George Wallace
m Miss Mary Church, aged "a, . niece Of
Mrs. Wallace. The mother and child were
found lying dead In a field about 4 mile
from the house, with their skulls
crushed In asif with . biudgeon: the girl
lay dead In the house with three frightful
gashes In her forehead. John Wallace. a
brother Of Georges, Il believed 10 be
the murderer OF all three, although
the husband and father IL himself
suspected Of some knowledge Of The crime.
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Philip Jacqnc, a EiddeiuFl
(Maine) lad Of ~, tried 10 slide DOM
an elevator rope in one M the I.acona
mills, and, missing his hold tell from
the fifth floor 70 the basement. crushing
his skull and killing him instantly.
The death Of the Pope caused oye.
a million pairs Of black gloves to be
sold in Paris.
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The marriage Of the Earl Of Rosebery Ia
Mis- Hannah De Roth-child. only daughter
Or Baron Meyer De Rothschild, was celc-
brated in London on the 10th.
Gen. Grant and party arrived in Rome,
Italy, on the Goth.
The United States will have 6aJ exhibit
ors az Paris, exclusive Of the Agricultural
Department exhibits. Mere than one-half
Of the exhitors are from Pennsylvania and
New York.
Dispatches from Rome say the Consistory
will be held on the 2stn inst. No encyclical
will be issued, the Pope not wishing TO COM
init himself to any definite policy IN the
present complication o. European affairs.
His Holiness will only deliver an allocution.
avoiding all political illusions. The head
Jesuits recently proposed to return to Rome,
but the Pope received the proposition cold
~ The Jcsuits are, therefore, opposing the
Pcpe's general policy.
The British nav training-ship Eurydice.
with over 300 men on board. capsized on
the south coast OF the Isle OF Wight, during
q severe squaIl on the afternoon Of the oath.
md all on board were drowned with the ex-
ception OF five persons who were picked up
BY a passing schooner. Three Of the latter
subsequently died.
The great international pedestrian contest
y London, lasting from Monday, the 18th,
~ ! =. m, 10 saturday, the 23d at 3 p. M,
was won by O'Leary, the American, who
made a distance OF $50 miles. winning the
champions belt and a handsome purse.
Vaughn made 50o miles and Brown AS
miles, when they abandoned the contest a.
hopeless. Weston was III and did not enter
the lists.
Muley Hassan, Sultan Of Morocco,is dead,
and Muley Abas will succeed him.
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Advices from Tidis state the typhuS l.
raging among the Russian troops in Asia.
Generals Milikoff, Solowicfr and scheIkofr-
nikof are reported 70 have died. II il be-
lievcd that more men have been lost by
sickness since the cessation OF arms than on
the battlefield during the war.
a Berlin paper prints q 81. Petersburg
letter which declares EngIand's claims have
produced 50 bad an impression In Russia
hat . meeting Of the Congress il doubtful.
Nevertheless, II Il believed In Vienna and
Berlin that the Congress viii meet the I'd or
April.
According 10 the treaty Of San stefano.
the evacuation Of European Turkey, except
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
Wooden Cages.

A few days ago at Special Sessions man
was found guilty Of the offence of keeping
dogs shut up in close wooden cages, and
was sentenced to pay fine or suffer i'm
prisonment No doubt the penalty was
properly exacted. Dut a few days ago an
unexpected examination of the Onondaga
Poorhouse disclosed the fact that pauper
lunatics were confined in close wooden
cages in cellar Of the insane asylum, ard
treated more like wild beasts than like
human beings or domestic animals. We
have not yet heard Of the arrest and pun
ishment of the poorhouse authorities for
their brutal treatment Of these afflicted
creatures. We have not even seen sn ac-
count of their removal from Office DO the
Onondaga county people regard their in
sane poor rs Of less consequences than New
York dogs, and are the Supervisors of that
county prepared to become responsible, by
inaction, for the inhuman conduct of their
appointees?
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
Postal Savings Banks.

The plan proposed by Secretary Sherman
in his annual report to facilitate the invest
ment OF small savings in government bonds
is step in the right direction, but it is
altogether inadequate to the wants of the
laboring classes. Its adoption would only
afford them chance for making permanent
investments, but majority Of them are not
in condition to put their money where
they cannot readily draw it from time to
time as they may have occasion to use it.
We prefer Mr. Sherman's proposal to moth
ing. It is very we'll SO far as it goes and it
might lead to something better.
What the Secretary recommends is the
passage Of law authorizing bonds for so
small sum as ten dollars, and to make the
Treasury would issue certificates Of deposit
for sums not less than ten dollars, bearing
interest at the rate Of 3 65-100 per cent per
annum, these certificates being exchangeable
for four per cent bonds Of the same amount
at any time within year. 1t is probable
that considerable amount Of four per cent
bonds could be disposed Of by this
method, enabling the government to call
in corresponding amount of six
per cent bonds and save two per
cent interest. Besides benefting the
Treasury it would be a convenience to
such people Of moderate means as can part
with their money for some length Of time.
But it's chief advantage would be in paving
the way for regular postal savings banks,
such as are working satisfactorily in Eng
land in Canada and in many other coun-
tries.
What the wages-earning classes need is
something similar to an ordinary savings
bank in convenience, without its risk and
hazard. People who have but little money
need to keep it within their immediate
control, SO that they may be pre-
pared for the ever-recurring accidents Of
life. II the wages-sarning members
OF family are thrown out Of employment
they must pay the butcher and the grocer
out of their savings II a daughter is to be
married, if journey is to be made, if
Christmas or birthday presents are to be
given, il doctors bill is to be paid. if fu.
neril charges are to be met, if the family is to
be removed to distant city or State, cash
is convenient and bond inconvenient, be.
cause the bond would have to be sold at
shave. What is necessary for the protection
of small earnings is the convenience Of
savings bank united with the perfect secu-
rity Of o government bond.
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
fore the money voted is expended his

fore the money voted is expended his
hazardous enterprise may be more or less
secured from failure. Should it turn out
that the caution OF the delegation arises
more from a jealous regard to their con-
stitutional rights than fiat opposition to
Andrassys schemes he may carry his point
after being smartly lectured; but the lesson
will not be thrown away upon the imperiai
statesman. To know that he has to reckon
for his official acts with the seytuple Parlia-
ment of Austria Hungary will make him
more careful than he has been. 1t is another
blow at the 'heroic" system of interna-
tional politics. which deals in grand strokes.
and throws the results before the people to
like or dislike as they please, but in any
case to pay for and stand by. The power
held by the Austro- Hungarian Pariiaments.
over the ambitious Count is in sharp contrast
to the helplessness OF the constitutional
English before the fantastic policy of Earl
Beaconsfi cid, which has saddled them with
Cyprus on one hand and the Afghan War
on the other whether they are pleased or
soured
The New York herald., 1878-12-04
Count Andras ssy's DimcuIty.

The Austro-Hungarian Minister Of
Foreign Affairs is not yet over his troubles.
The Budget Committee of the Austrian
Delegation has made a compromise with
him by which less than half the sum needed
for the expenses Of the Bosnian occupation
has been granted and the whole question
in its political aspect left open for the meet
ing OF the full delegations, possibly by
them to be relegated to the Parliaments
The gain by the Count is, however. an inn
portAnt one, for IL gives him time, and be-
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of England herself are quite MS much
descend from the Britanno-Roman
population of the fifth century as
from the Anglians, Frisinns and Ju-
tish Adventures, who, unaccompanied
by their wives, gained foothold .as
warriors upon British soil. And had the
penetration Of the Chancellor been as great
as is generally believed he might have seen
that the ultimate solution of the political
questions which agitate the United King
dom can be no other than n union of the
Celtic element Of Ireland, Scotland, Wales
and of England herself in sort of Pan
Celtic coniraternity, which will ultimately
abolish the remnants of a feudalism inn
ported from the Continent, and establish
system more in accordance with the genuine
repnblicanism inherent in Roman and
Celtic blood. 1t must not be overlooked
that the people of the three Celtic races Of
the British Islands are dissenters. both in
politics and religion, from the dominant
systems in England. Scotland is Presby-
terian, Wales is Baptist and Congregational,
while Ireland is Catholic, and in none Of
these portions of the United Kingdom was
the ieudal system ever firmly planted. 1t
must soon go to the wall. and the chief
agent in this political revolution will be
the .'Celtic blood" which Prince Bismarck
so strangely depreciates.