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Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-04
New York Produce Market.

New York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK, Oct. g. COTTON-DuI sales, AIS bales Up1ands, Il 11 :; Orleans Il. .19 futures steady October, 11O2; No vember, 1O.79 December, TO- s0 Janury 10.91 Feb ruary, Il. O7; March, .22. FLoUR-Unchanged; sales 25, 800 bushels State, 8 50a6 65 Ohio, $4 5Oa6 co; Western s35Ga4 GO i; Southern S4 85a6 50. WHEAT-SaIes, 10000 bushels; No ? red Oct, $1 08, sales 48000; do Nov, $l Il do. for cash, s1 os bid, s1 os& asked, sales ss,OOO; No. white Dec, l To-
 coRN-Aa75c. better; sales 120,0Oo bush mixed Western. spot, 52a521&c, do futures 52A4a544c. OATS-Better; sales, 75, ,000 bushels, including No ?, Oct 39Kc. State 42a451Ic. Western, 42a4415c. BEEF-Steady .PoRK-Nominal and settling; prices first call, $500.
 LARD-stronger sales 15O tierces steam rendered, $s 37H. BUTTER Unchanged. Ohio, 16a91 State, 2oa32. SUGAR-Quiet.
 MOLASSES-DuIl. PETROLEUM-Steady. RICE-Unchanged. COFFEE-Dull. FREIGHTS-Firm. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-Dun at 4Oc. ROSIN-Unchanged at S1 52K. TALLOW-S}eady at 63sa6 7-16c.
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D. bOOId, AuCIIOLI0tI.I RIcIIoN1aALEa

NN Wednesday and Thursday evenings, October O 9th and 7th, commencing at o'clock, at 72 and "A Center street. Catalogue Sale of Standard and Mis- cellaneous Books-Medical Books Oil Painting, Re- turn of the Prodgal Son, On the March to the Seaa fine steel engraving, other Steel Engravings Fine Surgical Instruments in variety, including case of operating instruments made by Charviere, Paris Terms cash.
 store on Monday 4th inst o2 St
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Illinois.
The Bu1ldinx Took a Tumble.

The Building Took a Tumble.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Joseph Artzwas engaged to-day in raising his house, 8 one-story frame structure 2,851 Arnold street, this city, being assisted by his son Joseph and his brother John. They had gotten it to a height of about eight feet from the ground when it suddenly fell and Joseph, jr. twas instantly killed. while John was fatally injured in the spine. Joseph, ST., escaped The house was wrecked and stove thrown over, set ting fire to the building and eharring the body of young Art before the flames could be extinguished-
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Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON Oct 8. A private letter received here from Sitka, Alaska, states that several prospectors have returned to that place bringing with them rich specimens of gold bearing quartz. A large number of clerks will leave here tomorrow for Ohio and Indiana to partiei- pate in the elections in those States
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New York City.

NEW YORK. Oct 3. Representatives of the combined socialistic and labor parties of Kings county met this afternoon and nominated E. P. Kackheimer for Congress in Second district. They also nominated candidates for county auditor, coroner, comptroller and city auditor.
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Fire in a Hotel-Pa nic-Stricken Guests
 and EmpIoXes-A Loss of S3O. 900.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3-At 10 o'clock this morning fire was discovered in the ceiling be- tween the engine room and the laundry in the rear ofthe St. Charles Hotel on the Com mon street side. The hotel engine was i'm mediately put to work and alarm sounded. The salvage corps was quickly on the scene and attempted to check the fire, but to no avail, as it had reached the elevator and the draft favored the flames to such an extent that they reached the roof of. the building In the meantime the fire department went to work on the Common street side of the structure and in short time had streams of water pouring on the burning mass from all directions. The widest panic and confusion prevailed among the guests and employees of the hotel, every one rushing with their personal effects seeking place of safety: The united exertions of the fire department and the salvage and Babcock corps succeed ed in getting the flames extinguished at 12 o'clock. The part of the building consumed is known as the working department. The lower portion, where the fire originated, is partially destroyed, while the uppermost two stories are completely gutted. The loss will amount to about $50, 900, which is covered by insurance. The proprietor states that in two weeks he will have that portion destroy ed rebuilt and will have every department in working and ready for guests.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Special Correspondence of JOURNAL AND CoUR1El
JOHN H. DAVIS < Co.,,

JOHN H. DAVIS < Co.,,
 Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall Street,
 NEW YORK, Oct 2, 1880. ) The stock market has shown it's versatility, and from the cloudy appearance at the close last week has frightened up to condition of relatiVs steadiness and even buoyancy. Whether the market is trolled by leading operators whether it is iniu enced by the common action of general buyers who chance to operations in the direction st once, it certainly happens that the up down movements have been quick and decided.
 The Bond dMarket-Government bonds were fever ish in tone but without any notable movement. until to- day, when about s60O 900 changed hands of the fours at decline to 107 the sales of leading trust company, followed by upward reaction of \ 
 Government bonds closed as follows:
 18S0s, reg........ HOAX New 4s, reg. 1081E 18S0s, coup. .102H New 4s coup. -1081S 18s1s, reg. HOAX Currency 6s........125s
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THE INDIANS.
Eeedtppthe Prodixal Bands.

BISMARCK, D. T., Oct. 3.-The Indian bureau has arranged with the War depart ment for the care during the winter of the two thousand Sioux Indians who have sur rendered this summer. Supplies will be for warded from here to Fort Keogh, near where they are encamped.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-04
A Church DarnnDed.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-st. Marks Episcopal church, on the corner of Thirty-sixth street and Cottage Grove avenue, caught fire this afternoon from a defective fue and was damaged to the extent of S, 1000. Insured for $5, GOO.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

The Sultan Ends the Agony. LONDON, Oct. 3.-A dis atch from Berlin says it is reported that the Sultan on Satur-
 day signed an trade ceding Dulcigno to Mon
 tenegro.
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Death of a Republican E1eetor.

CONCORD, N. H., Oct. 3.-Nathan White died yesterday morning of heart disease He was seventy-one years of age. He was one of the wealthiest men in the State and noted for his public acts. He was candi- date for elector- -at-large on the Republican ticket. His death is great loss to the city and tha rnartv
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The Cape Cod Canal Project.


 SANDwioH, Oct. 3.-A meeting of directors and parties interested in the Cape Cod Canal company took place in New York Friday for the purpose of selecting officers and forming syndicate to furnish working capital A. L. Fisher, of New York, takes the canal and does the dredging. It is understood this does not include work in digging for the basin at Town Neck nor the construction of the rail road bridge or the two ferries required by law. Parties named Skllman, of New Jer- sey, and Druesbuck, of Brooklyn, are to exc cute the work under Fisher. The meeting yesterday is looked upon here as having been successful, but no details have been received. Friends of the present company say they can get plenty of money. The Old Colony Rail road company and some other corporations are opposed to cutting the canal. The value of private property to be appropriated along the line will be $SO,000. The above infor- nation is from persons interested in the suc- cess of the enterprise.
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MARINE LIST. PORT OF NEW HAVEN.
.S|||||k !
ARE1vED-ooroBER 8.

Brig W Armstrong, Alexander, Ponce, sugar and molassas to L W P Armstrong.
 Sch John Carrington, Parker, Baltimore, coal to NY, N H H R.
 Barge Lizzie Mowilhams, Perth Amboy, 332 tons coal to A R filling.
 Barge Owen McCafrey, Hoboken, 299 tons coal to R filling. Barge s Bellmeyer, Perth Amboy, 33e tons coal to "A D AIling.
 Barge Charles McwiI1iams, Perth Amboy, 250 tons coal to F & D R filling.
 Barge E Co, No 37, Newburgh, 1e4 tons coal to F A X D R filling.
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Depreciation By Chileans.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-A despatch from Pana- ma received by commercial house in this city says: The Chileans have plundered and burned haciendas, houses and stores, many of them belonging to foreigners, in and near Chibale.
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Tbe AlIied FIeets Concentrattne,

LONDON, Oct. "A dispatch from Grayosa says the fleets are assembling at Cattaro and that conference of the admirals was held Sunday.
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NEW ENGLAND. Massachusetts.

ssThrovying Physfc to the DOgs.s-A Sick
 Adventist Prefers Prayer.
 SPRINGFIELD, October 3.-Russel M. Ew- ing, a leading Adventist at Agawam, was at tackled by fever and ague two weeks ago, and, although he has since been severely sick, has steadfastly refused all medicine, regarding an inclination to take it as 8 temptation of the devil, and declaring that he must be cured, if at all, by God, in an swer to prayer. His own prayers failing to have the desired effect, he has called in his righteous neighbors, but their petitions, though long and earnest, are also unavailing The difficulty in the way of prayer cure is now declared to be a lack of faith on the part of Ewing's family. Meanwhile the patient is rapidly growing worse, and it is thought that he will lose his life
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The New Haven County National

The New Haven County National
 Bank-S1St Dividend.
 New Haven, Sept. 30, 1880. TNHE Directors of this Bank have this day declared E dividend of Three and one-haf (31) Per cent, payable to stockholders and after October g. 1880 The transfer books will be closed from the 1st to the 9th prox., inclusive. L. s. HOTCHKISS, o1 3d1w Cashier.
 Electors Meeting. YENHE Electors of the Town of New Haven here by notified and warned to meet in their respec- tive voting districts Monday the 4th day of Octo Der, A. D., 1S80 at o'clock m, for the purpose of signifying by ballot their approbation dsapproba- tion of proposed amendment to the Constitution of this State relating to the appointment of Judges of the Supreme and Superior Courts. The ballot boxes will be open from o'clock a. till o'clock D. n., in the several voting districts follows:
 First ward-Grand Opera House Music Hau) Second ward-Wi1liam ". Plunb's shop, 142 Oak street.
 Third ward-Store at junction of Congress avenue and Washington street. Fourth ward-Store at junction of West Water street and Columbus avenue. Fifth ward-Store T9 Wooster street. Sixth ward-Store 57 St. John street. Seventh ward-Store PIG Hamilton street. Eighth ward-Store S59 State street. Ninth ward-Store Al DixweIl avenue Tenth ward-Store 53 Whaley avenue. Eleventh ward-Store of Ferry and Ex- change streets.
 Twelfth ward-Store 37 Clay street. Thirteenth ward-Frankln Hall Westville.
 DAVID K. ANDREWS
 DANIEL COLWELL,
 MICHAEL R.ENSCOE,
 PHILIP ROLLER, fConstables.
 JOHN R. JOHNSON,
 MICHAEL E. TRACEY, o1 St PATRICK MCGINNIS,
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FIRE RECORD.
Seamer i'm FIames-Loss Of a Vessel
 Known in these Ports.

A SBamer in FIames-ILOSs Of a Vessel Known fin these Ports.
 NORFOLK, Oct. 3.-Yesterday accidental fire broke out among the cotton stored in the forward hold of the Old Dominion Steamship Company's steamer Isaac Bell Captain HuIph- CTS, lying at the North street wharf, in Ports mouth, taking on cotton, and so rapid was the confagration that the ship was wrapped in flames from stem to stern within thirty minutes. The officers made every possible effort to suppress the flames, but the ship was doomed She hauled out in the stream and grounded Some of the cotton with which she was loading was saved. Quickly the upper works became a seething mass of fire, roaring and cracking with hor rid grandeur and attracting to the adjacent wharves on both sides of the river thousands of spectators, who occupied every available eminence in order to witness the thrilling scene. As the fire burned the ship listed up and was drifting away toward Portsmouth with the wind and tide, but the tugs again made fast and lowed her over to the North street flats, where she was left and gradually burned to the water's edge, the ex- piring flames lasting far into the night. She came in from New York Friday night. The Bell was fine ship and cost over $20O, ,0OO The ship and her total equipments and con tents were destroyed, not more than fifteen or twenty bales of cotton being saved. She remains now on the flats and will hardly be worth more than $5, 900 or $6 GOO.
 The Isaac Bell was built at Greenport, L. l., in 1868, and was in every respect first class vessel rating Al and possessing every appliance for safety in case of fire. She was a two decked wooden side-wheel steamer of 1,612 tons and her frame strongly fastened with iron. She had accommoda- tions for about forty-five cabin passengers, these being provided in 8 house built on her decks, and her steerage complement was fixed at about thirty. Her measurements were, length 232 feet; beam, 39; depth, 21
 draught of water, IS. She was built broad and heavy enough for heavy carrying, yet not so clumsy as to lessen her rate of speed seriously. She was provided with beam engine with a cylinder measuring five feet five inches by eleven feet. Her boilers were tubular and were two in number. Her com mander, Captain J. G. Hulphers, had crew of thirty-fve officers and men. She sailed from this port last Thursday night at 10 o'clock, with cargo of general merchandise.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-04

New Haven Water Stock. ENRACTIONAL shares bought and sold by E McALIsTER WARREN, Brokers, o4 St Il Church street.
 Home for the FriendleSs. FNNHE monthly meeting of the managers of the M Home for the Friendless will be held at the Home in Fair Haven on Wednesday afternoon, October 9th. at 3H o'clock. o42t c. F. Hotchkiss, AuctiOneer. 0IsII NsaahLEg street, TUESDAY, oct 5th, fts S<ka1S ezaHz S2s~ at 10 a. n. sharp One new ges and grocers do three single and double har ness. Goods received till sale opens. Present in- voice now in store. No postponement o4 2ts
 REWARD.
 A REWARD is offered for information that will 1A cause the apprehension and conviction of the person persons who disfgured valuable plants in my burial lot Mo- 66 Laurel avenue in the Grove street cemetery, by cutting of the buds and blos- o4 1t B. BARTHOLOMEW
 Board of Aldermen. ENO the Sheriff of the City of New Haven, Greeting 1 You are hereby required to warn the Board Of Aldermen of said city to at the Chamber of the Board in said city, on Monday, the 4th day of Oct, Given under my hand this 1st day of Oct, 1880. HOBART B. BIGELOW, Mayor. The foregoing is 8 true copy of the original war rant. Attest, THOs c. HOLLIS. o41t City Sheriff.
 FOR SALE,
 >2EEo ONE PHETON, of the best make, 1sGS8 about six months, at bargain. Can be o2 St 12O GEORGE STREET IN THIS CITY, on the evening of the 27th inst, a A pair of gold SPECTACLES. The finder will be
 JOHN LEGO'S Grocery Store, o22t+ Church Street, near George G
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Mothers never fail to recommend Malt Bit ters as nourishing.
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FOR RENT.

5Rs4 SMALL ROOMS cheap, for manufacturing Egaii purposes, with or without power. Apply cor Ezssl ner Artizan and Court Streets, to
 A HATNH & CO
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Board of Aldermen.
FOR SAFE
LOST,

HEED ONE PHETON, of the best make, ru1 E@89S8 about six months, at bargain. Can bt seen at the stable, --
 o2 St 120 GEORGE STREET.
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English children rnjuy tllD. rarely disputed
reputation al he!K thu ltretiest. hcslhIist, nilI
must engaging turen!l's IN Tho wlinie world. An
international csKt4.kS NJ MtlllefA tGt{rS. md
isursG8 could euI,u, wo should sMy III M tIiur
conclusion. Dur AMrrJtHu k!nsrplk, nt,tnl,Iy thu
Gntnl pctNls Ut NGW in,k, litssfGn. Al I'hIhiiel-
Ihu. dress tl.e(r utfvu t,snchs up tn ulr s,anll-
nrl!. Atnt flncy tHt thoy run VI hurd III tho wy
u uhnrnItng lltle h'ys and girls; int thcIr it,
they 0vcrited them anu ntt'W them ia 81. ttp tut,
iatr 1T night; an their ridiculous t1,blive If uI-
lowing very stHnl girls u wear yAtunIlp ]G,yrjry
l4llIs Acrlcn chllt!htp1d 0f hnIf liz tenl,tltiil
simplicity. a. fur Frunth children, uttlryti Will
exqUlstt tnBtcgtliness. thoy Arc u clADurntely
Mrttile1A! that It Is hard to tu1l whuru. uI,e nf
tho ''ruttfea Aolnnistllcs" whu ttumIlus l,ur
hoop or Ell.s her sktpplH4.ro1,e III llH Unrinti
nf tho Tniterles ents, md whcre nns ~ thu
buxlns. In Ittly atu Symln tho eAi,us,stst.R nl,l
eheEvhtlit9 leut t,f tho cnAtU brings tho ynl,ng
Nnea 10 tho complexion ct English children WIN
hArb been knpt t0.l lung ln India. Turkish In.
b!e9 arD delightful, hut tho ltlu girls nru apt tn
run ton much to tut. ftHnl babies aro by soma
thought cln1nsnX-but lhvy nre hlark. titr-
nun children are uhubay.. but degenerate Intl
tho hiie of tow. Excessive hpnt at,d ct,ll In ux-
slu. uni tho observation-disclosures IT lsssAn parents,
1uAke Mutc.yiln children very like AhIurtca.i
ntles; wille Swta1!sh nl.sl unn!sI ehfllr. albeit
sturdy Aid rlNliy enough. hrN somewhat t1,ljHh-
Kknnts. IN fur IIttlalul Atll Switzerland. Hutch
little lAys snke pipes. and flclvolIA l!t.lt girls
wGnr EI,tcttclcs; anu tlGy nr1 thus nltuKuFArr
out NJ court. 1t IL all worry we'll tn s.iutr ut
'.CAanvinism" and - I'ost,appery": but tllD
thulr kIud tn1lst be rcsolntely upheld.
, 1880-12-18


Interesting Items from the police St 4.
tion.
A ROMANTIC STORY.
.r;eo 7,f,a 1,n,o,,a ,,o,.os .or,x>t,,,+ o,
,i M'es Ea!' .',' a,usone, ''l"hcs Soh'pl"'ns o.
hav1hs Dce'l roooea or watch ntltl chaitl
valued at Sl,5oo. She lives at No: 6s0
tre' s..ee, I'll u F",. ss s.!,, ."a ~ "sMe1
.'o'. "n ~. !"''' !a!cia oao
o'el'l1!s teee's ~ NY stose on o1a1o stfec1.
,,n no 1n" ~" i, a, "'s s,"uu ,,,s n'as.t1s s ~
Acep ny "1!o Gu"p'hy "a!e ne was aoseht
oil Il trip INTO tho country. She left tllo store
to go to Ills residence on West Washington
street. anl] inst M sho went mt unnn thu
st,,o,.oi,r 81" ,",s ,,,,t ~, ..n., ~
Il tall ani llnc1y-tlresscd ulan Of
nlttldle-agc, wl!o requested that ho bo
allowed tho .prly!egA Of cscortlng
her to tho house Iii tho West Division, urr.
tuldlng tl,at llo WIS friend OF tic Es,iitlt,-
nun sllo la1 lust loft. Tlloy went tlar0ug!,
tho tunllel. anu, wIlen near tile cornrr Of
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saf legislation was discussed, md 1t Is to to
fcnred that. on tlte vital subject Of Irish land,
MI agreement uf tho Cabinet Is rather Iiebu-
fons.'
H1lDEfiEtt tn IRELAND.
The 1i'ncs statt.s lint tIlc First battalion,
Of tl'e Twentieth Regiment, ut A1alta, Is or-
ttcrc.l t0 Ireland.
JEfiOrs FINED.
Jut1go Dowsr, IN closing the Connalght
Assizes. saitl tint, nj .t2 jurors summoned.
nll'y half 1,a,! attended, ntu1 a>sentecs wuull
br lined In unch.
AFHAf, TO ITO IT.
A. dispatch FROM Livrrpoul says: Tic cnn.
st4n.rs State that they refused to rrcrlya
.1nncs' sheep brca,so Thu 1.and tcugle
threatened t'lenL
TENAST.NtHltr MEET1SG.
LONDON, Dec. !7.-A tcuAnt-s1ght meeting
was llsld nj Lnl'ghRalI, Co,,nty Ar,nngll, to.
dny. Those PRESENT wcru principally Urange-
inc''. y mob Of llfty pcrsnns took lppsses.
sion of tho platform, which they destroyed.
\ ttleHstHg WIS then held IN M adjoining
ilc'sl. 1lcsolM.!ons passed In fayor Of peasant
proprietary.
1,AyrTT.
4 telegram front Dublin says 1t IL coil
'tlently suited tint Michael Dnyitts tlckct-
of.!ease IL nl,out to ba Cancelled, and Uayltt
will be arrested,
, 1880-12-18

Ono OF tho curious reaults Ut tho now npart-
incnt-house systc.n ts 70 greatly enhnncv tho
vAlllr nf property in tha'r ylctnlty Ii IL nrEtlrd
that FrenctI-ilnt lnIlso Of ttvu ttGt,rs, with Il
family ut cAch A0ur, pnpulntcs All 0rliIuAry
city h!t with fory Or nifty 0plo,tt people. whllu
Kss so,sn or xs II acrsos o % ucps1o "9 Ta e. "
sequence IN that between ljniun Square nfId
ThlElSsfourth street, wlaera hp.lHmunt- Aousrs
Are Inast numerous, retu!t.Btt,ro property ll.S
Grcntiy appreciated through tho multiplication
Ut wealthy customers In thu nolxR busAood,
, 1880-12-18
GERMANY.


DERL1S, Dec. 17.-Tlo Imperial budget
for tho next financial ycnr estimates the ex-
pGndituro Mt 5Ss. 900 rarks, which will 10
covered by tho receipts Of reycnue t,ul
matrtcutntory contributions. The latter
a'nount to nearly n. .Ul3. 1S0 marks more than
the previous year.
, 1880-12-18

ST. PETE'lsNUIO, Dec. l7.-An Armenian
Journal publishes MI nccou,It Of sangut-
nary fight between tho inhabitants Of vii
lage III Turkls, Armenia null tho Turkish
troops. Tho Russian Consul ut Van hns
gouo to tho sccno Of tho disturbance.
, 1880-12-18

1AlA LIE LlaSEsa E4tSts
PARIS, Dec. 17.-'rhe evidence furnished
yesterday by Marshal MacAtuho,l to thu Inr-
llane,ltary Committee investigating the De
Clsscy atIair was tl1SnErrcablp surprise to
t'les fntransigea,.t enemies Of tlle ex-sln-
lister OF Var MncAtal!on spoke Of Ills old
con,ratte III the highest terms, anl declared
sle latl 10 knowledge Of tic scantlalous Of
fcnscs impaired to Him. Thcy Ind nothing
to do. tie Marshal snItl, with his departure
from the Al1nislryof War.
WILL EETIksE.
En- ife d. Gtrardn. tho distinguished jour
nnlst nnd member Of tho Chamber Of Dep
ntfes fur tlle Department OF the Sginc, has III
formed his constituents hc will retire from
political life after the dissolution Of tho pres
ellt Chamber.
THE PANAMA CANAL e11A1Es,
LoSnoS, Dec. 17,-A dispatch from Paris
says: The allotment OF tito Panama Canal
shares will bo made Alnnday next.
, 1880-12-18

THE WA1s AGAINST THE TuRCoslASs.
ST. pETEI,sllU1tG, Dec, 17.-1tnssia Intends
to take decisive action against tho Turco-
nuns at tho end of December,
, 1880-12-18

sgr,, .sa Remedies nre prepared expressly to
aaaossss Kind pf ehlna, scaly aud selpfuiun4
cltc,,s. tut!enEn ltesultGnt purItlc4 tho bloul,
kaan IN Aeaa external huul0ss, aIId Cuticutu
"1t1etaa and keautlhes thu sklu.
, 1880-12-18

PORTUGUESE DELE6ATE rO TIE SANITARY
COSNtESS.
Lisbon, Dec. 17.-Dr. Amalto llas gono to
America as Commissioner Of Portugal to tho
Sanitary Congress Mt Washington,
, 1880-12-18

America again tnAva attt t9u4l, tive
could hArlly believe a.lr x,aNl luck whun W
yenturcl tu usk fnr !IurnolLk Extract ut }AutlA
in Paris. tn have Il huulud III; 1t was like Ineet-
Ing An old frl1t,h."
, 1880-12-18

For constlpalioM, bllionsncss, sick
uowel Regulator, tlu Muxs pltusaut. Itll, nud