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EIDorado In philadelphia.

II you will draw a line across the city,
pass Cherry nm to Race-sreet wharf. you VIII
separate by that line the part Of Philadelphia which
stands original land, from the part which stands
on soil deposited by the schnylki. All this lower
part OF the city Is built bed OF aurlferous
gold bearing clay, and wherever you dig down you
win hnd more or less gold. For all through these
vast ages, while tho river was gnawing away It's
WAS bringing down little particles OF gold from some
place III the Interior Of te state where there were
gold bearing rocks and sands. Tie gold under the
city has been repeatedly mined for, enough OF II
got tp make COLI or ring. or some similar trnket
but at cost eater taa at s nsrkpt salne, ior mo
quantity found Is too small IN proportion TO the labor
expended for It 10 DO worth working. Tile Penn
MoutLIu.
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TnE rose of Sharon, which is to say the
Senator's younger daughter has married yachting
Britisher one Sir Thomas lIesketb The regret that
would be otherwise felt, that she should not nave
waited aud married a white man-beg pardon one
Of her own fellow citizens, is casened by the solemn
thought that old sharons wealth is very solid,
and he has already lost his seat In the Senate.
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THs circular of the Washington Training

The circular oil the washington framing
School for nurses asking contribulonsto loan exhibit
tion ought to meet with a hearty response. The
managers truly say that the OF their exhibition
and the founding OF a Nurses Home win he assured
IL they can succeed In getting even small part of the
rarties Of articles OF virtu and historical
relics which this city possesses 1t is expected that
the exhibition will be In readiness to be opened In
central location about the middle OF January. prize
OF twenty dollars has been offered for the best essay In
prose verso "Traned Nurses, Their Work and
Reward" The exhibition will terminate with q
Martha washington Costume Tea Party. AS anumbeI
OF most prominent leaders OF society enlisted
In this enterprise 1t can hardly fall OF success.
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Is What lady of Boston said to her husband
when he brought home some medicine to cure her Of
sick headache and neuralgia which had made her mis-
erabc for fourteen years. At the FIRST attack there
after was administered her with such good results
that she continued Its unt cured and made 80 en-
thusasic In Its praise, that she induced twenty two
Of the best families In her circle TO adopt u 10 their
regular family medicine. That "stun'' " Is Hop Mt
tcrs. :. Snndnrd.
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seen that the Engsimcn have decidedly the advau-
tagc Of the officers OF cavalry. Each OF the eight
senior FIRST licutcnans In service has been more
than fourteen years In that grade. This absolute
stagnation Of promotion should bo all the argument
necessary TO bring about law for compulsory retire.
ment. and also TO give lieutcnans and captains pro-
motion after certain iongth OF service, whether va.
cnnclna nxlai OF not.
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Dipping again into DIR. Schliemann's
" Ilios, " New York Harper Brothers. we find the
following Interesting remarks about the entire absence
of swords from the ruins Of the Burned CITY, which
the explorer believes to havebeen the Troy Of Pram
81 also thought at first that had found In the Treasure
fragment Of bronze sword, but. visitors to the
sonth Kensington Museum may In my collection.
the object referred TO Is sword but merely very
thin bronze saw the fragment Is nearly nine Inches
long and two Inches broad. II swords had been In
at all. should probably have found some OF them In
this Treasure among so many weapons, or at least
should have found them elsewhere In this third city,
which destroyed 80 suddenly and unexpectedly by
fearful catastrophe that The Inhabitants had not the
time even to save their treasures, OF which ten were
left for me discover. Even with the skeletons Of
men apparently warriors, fonnd only lances, never
even 50 much as the trace OF sword. Neither did
mud trace Of sword the ruins OF the two upper
prehistoric cities Moreover had swords been In use
should probably have fopnd the monls In which they
cast but among the ninety mOuis OF thereabOuts
which collected, and which have forms for all the
weapons discovered well as for Others which did
not find there is not for sword. This abseHee Of
swords is the more astonishing to me, as found hun
dreds OF bronze swords In the royal tOmbsof Myceng
Their existence at ssarllk even In the latest OF
Its prehistoric cities Is the eearest proof Of the very
hgn antiquity Of these ruins and Of the great dis
tance Of time which separates them from Homer with
whom swords are In common use. But II from the
absence OF these weapons, seemingly so ndlspcnsa-
| ble. We might be forced to infer a low state OF
barbarsm at Troy, our minds are bewildered
when we look at the Trojan gold ornaments
which In artistic execution come fully up TO those
| contained in the Mycenean treasures, aud We are
stil more bewildered when we consider the Trojan
Inscriptions. since written characters altogether
| unknoYp at Mycena. may here add that no swords
have beeD found In the ancient British tumuli OF
the Bronze period. OF the pottery found at issarlik
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FAG-EEDS FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
a Collection of Naval Poems, Songs and Auto
graphs, ChronOlogicaliy Arranged. Illustrated, En-
larged and Revised. Second Edition. New York:
Homer Lee Bank Note Co., 60 Cedar street.
This collection of cadet poems and songs is
full of interest for those who have the
Naval Academy for 1t is bubbling over with humor,
and has the rolcking freshness Of youth and hope.
The first edition received with great favor, else
should not have had the present with Its many
attractive additions. Tho engravings things of
beauty and reflect credit on the publishers. Among
the songs and believe the only not written
either by cadet graduate belle of Newport
or elsewhere Is the following song by Bret Harte the
first he has written and which has been set to
sweet music by Harrison Millard, formerly captain
Nineteenth Infantry and A. ID. c.:
Not yet, o friend, not yet
The patient lean from their lattice content
walt.
All Is Illusion till the morning bars slip from the levels
OF the Eastern gate.
Night Is too young, friend, day Is too near;
Wait for the day that maketh all things clear,
Not yet, friend, not yet
Not yet, friend, not yet
Not yet, o love, not yet
All Is not true; all Is not 1t seemeth now.
Soon shall the river take another blue dies yOr
light upon the mountain brow.
What lieth dark, love bright day will fill.
Walt for thy morning, be 1t good or Ill.
Not yet, o love, not yet
Not yet, o love- not yet
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yns suu.t.n ADVANCE Towara India.

The KheIat-Hadlr defeat pT tho TuToOman5
by skobeon interest IN the Russian general
march. Although this success has beon accompanied
by the capture Of tho fortified village OF karys, the
end Is not yet. InToonans from tie Mery district
advancing 70 help the Akba 1ekkes, and tho cayorns
and hilly fastnesses everywhere abOunding may yot
ruin skobeleu's audaciolis advance into the Tekke
Turcoman country,
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Count DE LRssRPs has just had his eighth
child baptsed. II the Count were only so great
engineer he Is In other respects he would stop
lieting money for canal that Is physical and moral
mi
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IT is an old matter of criticism on the
aristocratic and exclusive House of Commons
that it only gives way to an appalling dem
onstration of force, though concessions at
an earlier point would save it from the
ignominy of =" back-down." The remark,
reserving other illustrations, may receive one
in the case of Ireland. England is likely
enough to.yield, like the unjust judge in
Scripture, to the mere opportunities of Erin
what has been all along denied TO the claims
of right. Land Leaguery i'll the country
and obstruction in Parliament are annoy
ances that appeal very strongly to the
most obtuse legislators as desirable to be rid
of. 1t would be a very British mode of pre-
cedure to put down the first with dragoonsr
the second by the cloture or previous ques-
tion, and then redress the grievances that
ought to have been attended to in the be-
ginning. vague sense of duty would then
be satisfied all round The problem in the
present case, however, is so difficult that any
reasonable man may well congratulate him
self that not he but Mr.. Gladstone has the
settlement of it. Granting the worst that
can be said of the origin of English titles in
Ireland they have been so far settled by in
heritance and transfer that any the slightest
disturbance of them will be, nay, has been,
met with the cries of "agrarianism !" and
" conGscation" If money compensation is
to be given for the undoubted damage to the
landlords that will result from reform it must
lie taken from the unwilling pocket of the
British taxpayer, who will scarcely be made
to understand that 1t is in lieu of paying for
more soldiers and constabulary. The qnes-
tion will doubtless work itself out in some
way, but il will take all Of Mr.. Gladstone E
zeal and courage to support him in any for
ward step toward a solution.
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WAsuiSGToN, u. O., Dec. %, 1850.
TO WATER TAKERS:
You are hereby notified that WATER RENTS FOR
THE YEAR 1881 will be due on the LIST of January
and II not paid within Thirty DAYS from that date
the law authorizes the water TO be cut of and the
penalty OF " to be added to the bin
TIIOS. &. cox,
ta2- Water Registrar,
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Casting Breaa ON tho wstcr.,

The decoration of Washington during in.
augursop day Is estipaled, about as 600.
Tue list of subscribers to tho fund WIN he laid before
thp new President after the ath OF March-at least
ht the present intention OF these aesthetic patriots
-Phfadeiphia Tiaes.
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NTA R1tIED.

DOWNS-LOSANO.-On "Wednesday evening, DO
cember 90 1880 the residence Of the bride parents,
by the Rev. Dir. Domcr, Mr. Samuel L. Downs TO Misa
AMMO NJ. Iosann. both OF Washlngion u. q.
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eaved q Doctors Bill.-Geo. NJ. Walter,
messenger Of the Adams Express Company Baltimore,
Nd, saysi 'Haying used pr. Bulls Cough Syrup for
the past ten years In my family, wish TO say lat
cured my children Of Group several times aud saved
inany doctors blll -
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.

OUR advanced newspapers that have taken
up program ought to write "Land Leagn foI
consisteucys sake.
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GLIMPsEs THROUGH THE CANNON SMOKE.
A series Of sketches by ARCHIBALD Forbes. Bos-
ton: james r. OsgoOd Co.
This is a title which will be apt to sell the
book. which is. however. though somewhat sLeichy,
good enough to sell ITSELF The best of the articles
are those describing Cawnpore and Lucknow, scenes
OF the most strikingly dramatic and heroic Of the
many such occurrences that marked the great Indian
Sfutiny. Reading them makes us want to tell Mr..
Forbes that there Is an American market for good
href history Of that Interesting from his pen II
he can fnd time to write It,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1881-01-02

AN ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, 1851. By JOSEPH WHITAKER, y. 8. A.
Containing an Account Of the Astronomical and
other Phenomena, a large amount OF Information
Resp citing the Government, Finances, Population,
Commerce, and General Statistics OF the British
Empire, Throughout the World. with Some Notice
Of other Countries, etc., etc. sold by Rober
Beail.
This famous animal gives more useful in
formation for the price than any other published IL
the English language.
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sIounu 80 "'' o'F '''o 'nou'" was Ns'oc' "n" "e'e
seu e'ne' Ior nc preser'aoo' VI ioou or w RESERVOIRS
tor OH Wine' OF Waot. hS'euoi Whsh-tuos 'hey useu
large teffa-cota oowS' oi tert'-co'a were ai theii
NcsseNuSeu 'or eooNing' eag' ao ut'nNng' o' terra
coa even were 'he'f hoohs 10, up Clothes .he
handles OF the'r oi"snes' 'he'r eN-Vo'os' anu 'he
We'gn,s Q, ,ne'r ns"'"g n''s mus we cannot We
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Inc International her'ep LOT January new
YORK; a. ;. Barnes COL is abier than usual IL
contains The second OF Rev. X w. Dale's papers on
Estate support OF Denomnational schools IN Eng
land, " the second OF Mr. Walter Chamber'ain's
papers on "Bush Life, and the hrstof Mr. Leonard
buren pensow discusses ''fhe ch,nese Question,
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n~Ssss To KNOW THAT
W. we sell First class Tailor -made Second hand
Suit much better and great deal cheaper than COM
mon new suit can he bought, at JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, No 6l9 ID street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets northwest or at Branch store, No. 40s Ninth
rect, between ID and streets northwest.
N. B.-We buy but First class Second hand Cloth
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TnE New York World of yesterday has the
following London telegram;
Archwologsts all over the world will he excited and
gratined by the news which comes from Athens to-
day Of the discovery Of superb statue, supposed 10
I've OF Minerva the Victorious, complete In all It's
parts which is pronounced 10y the artists and savans
who have seen II an. indubitble masterpiece of the
Sculptor phidias,
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WHEN the worthy Colonel Lee wished to

WHEN the worthy Colonel Lee wished 10
illustrate ohis civilian friend exactly what Is meant
by "brcvet ~ he said;
You sec that turkey on the fence?
Wei, he Is turkey, Sam, In every sense.
lou see that buzzard on the treep
Well, he Is n brevet turkey, don't you sec!
turkey has some value, sam;
butzard Isn't worth A..
In one sense Colonel Lee was correct but when the
brevet has an association with gallant action, some
striking Incident In the career Of officer, whether
In civil or an uncivil war, a war with white men
Indians, the recipient has right to lie proud OF 1t.
The ofcials who have been brevecd for services In
Indian wars entitled to much consideration as
II their foes had been white men, and the Senate
should confirm their appointments Just as promptly.
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WATER REGIsTRAR's OFFICE,
wAsuiseros, ID. c., Dec. 30 1850.

II. a. KlnrSscnnrpr, NJ. d., sec'y. its
, 1881-12-19
BUSINESS.
The rrodntc Markets lttIse anil Weak Gala
Day for The Bears In Provisions unl '
1IrtudstuEs.
causcs-0pcn Weather, with Big Stocks oil
Hog Product Hero, and a Big Wheat
Crop In india.
FINANCIAL.

Now York lfdil dlMi Express: Tho President
recommends tho repeal Of tho tax OIL National
bunk deposits, aud Secretary FO!ger MrErh tho
repeal 0f this tax Ia hls nblc report. f]llt there
is oppusltion to tho repeal uf the tax In vnrious
tiRrtrrs. partly bccatlsc tho lninkB are supposed
to lo rich and atnntantty nGtc to pay tllotr full
'l'lutn of tho public burden, ad partly because
they drp regarded with hostility ns privileged
monopoly. Mast nf tho opposition c0lucs from
people who III, not know how tntirll thpsc bankA
iIro sasel They Nro subject ~ 10 Rtnte tax on
thoir rcAa estate, nrld e. tt,n Stnte tnx on tho
shares Uf capital stock and tho dividends IN
those shares. They nrc nlso subject CD to n Fed
crA Tux or nrc-lntf ur | pcr cntsumi-niln.ialIy
On thor circulation. Their Il, thoy nrn likewise
t0xcd 6nc- fourth Ut ner ccnt srmi-nnu,laliy
on their deposits, nnd 10 nilr-Fonrth Of ! pcr
cent senI-a1lh'nl1y on MI their capital stock br-
yontt tll0 amount Invested In GDvnrhIncnt
bonds. Adding tho various tax1,tons together,
they amount to over 3 per cert on Tho banking
cAnttnl. or about 10 1tGr cent tho nctt,nl nnk
dividends. This IL moro Ilko cxtnriton than n
fnr distribution Of tho burdens Of Government.
With the rates Ut Interest depressed to tho prrs-
cht low luvcl, ibis tux OH deposits Is particularly
oncrons. In fact, the Tcternl tnx Is Il cas,. Of
tripin tAfhtipu. Ann nfle result Of II ts to tUnpt
large risks IN order to pMy thls excessive tuxn-
tiuiL. THE Untps Etntea Government IL thu t,uly
nnc Tint tnxca 1,ank deposits. ant now TINT tho
Wnr IL 1rtr aun the Treasury Is ovcrlowlug 1t
tue I0rcrnilcnt wnnts 10 nbnllsfl Dr nudity tho
fAtiotlnl-tnnk systcnl. Il sh0uid do 40 In n
atrn!EhtforTnrs. stHtcstnnntlkG w,ly. ami not re-.
sort IL 4 system 1f Gxturtiunhtc taxation TINT
links aike MI attempt to cripple tho lInnks,
which ucncrally rcco.ip at tho exponso Of b.isi-
n1ss. .tntn. :.
, 1881-12-19

eHitHQ1 EfftI ffiY J6ftfftNI,
Congress tor tho rcueal Df tho scandalol,s Ar.
rc.rs'9 '91: pcnslolls act, aud hopo 1t Will speedily
rngoons sut In its original sha1e Is clninicti i,y
,,oth parscs. and It's shnlne Is to Id asnt csluat-
y divided between tho two nnw TINT lis rrlc-
tho worst jobs ever run through Congress. MIR.
Hnycs Ut 0ns timo contemplated vct0lng 1t. Antl
hG was urged to do 10 BY ut Icast two tuomhrrs
uf his CAhtnct-Mr. Evnrta aud Mr.. Eehl,rz-but
u.a.oas yote INIT L w"aid bavo Gees p passei
inEa! 9yo, hs ".no alsst,ons e tns res
was signed nna 'becnrnt Il lnw. aud now IL IL
found TO require more thin len tItnaH tho amount
time estimated it would cost Tho country. ~
Fhcro nra twO radicnt defects Iii thTs law,
Lirst. u alena Wide tho door for frauda.unt
c!aitn.aHcnts, whoso i,atnu is legion. tho 1cat
opportunities to ply their noforioils irutc; anu
secondly, X provides for tho payment of u c!aas
nsiMed. Under the npcrNtion OF tho present law
millions Of aNlars W!ll 10 paitl 10 n,cn who left
zoe aru,y y gool heatt, or wero sllscharso and
Que, hut who now s,'1leMly discover that they
woro "portnanehtly disabled" while in tho
Army. .nn , j., Moout every community thero aTo
ability" who nre. nevertheless, tc11lanlinR Rjli
Receiving good saar!es aud .lIscharRln9 iii sholr
duties III able bodice! ctlzcns.
Every patriotic citizen Is III favor OF puyuo To
every soldier and TO tho widows and or,,hnIs nf
all soldiers who gaye tiolr lives Or rervtuex 10
thelr country every penny thnt tsdhclr just .l,u:
but tho outrageous aud wn0esatG chentlng thit
IL being dpnu under the present uct uX Il INV
stands ought to bo stoplntl. And thu 1ickrss
snd sufcst method OF at3PplnE It Is to repeal thu
tnlIuitot's measl,re uniur which tho frauds ar0
being rgrEctratcd. Whom once repealed, and
tho raid upon tho Treasury stopped, thcl, lot
InnEress piss law 70 Huarllo!t ut I'LL points that
rltne mako uapls and liberal proyislo,, Tor iinsc
who ACTUALLY slfrereI In thefr own persons. Or
WHOSE families suffered In tho aucrGl c4usc o(
preserving tho Union.
, 1881-12-19

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IT. w ~ . 1.suas I.pao,'y " eno et,uh'fy-le1t
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ps puuM ~, u'otpe,. taua a"s, uua awaKohca
1as araas aus nv .nesTns OF .ho pacxoa product
asuoa "".sa "oasuot . eones 'e3t sps'ns' WIS
.sntou'"eteu 1u"' AoH l'uuuct has solo very 10"
s.,. ns. "opeh wa.er, 'u'o tnat Rrah sf'sued very
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, 1881-12-19
IT CAN'T BE DONE.

sr,.o xo,, .r a.. r,,. ,..,
". t''H WV .utA "sH"etu.c'.
tfFs* Gahhot LEO Hanhlpmlntch DS Jny
Gould nnd Cyrus Efcld-ikosy tllp Ave
tanrfn,au ,,.mp,,r.to,
,,oo,, ,,o,,,. ,,a,xa.'..ess .,,.. a.,,,..
so"t' "'"": ''c"spApeFs tnaI o"Hnt ~ RnoW
better urc saying, since Mr.. Cyrus Field piir-
chased the Ncw York Erurexs.' an AgspcEntctI
Ircss unv.pnnnr ttnt n ,vna Tim o,,rrn., ~ ;,
- NJ ~. -. IT,, @ 80 - -, @ t ~ -
.!, INV Mam otS sp'.aI.a's ,hIe.ee1ea III rteat en-
socatcd Press, md mnnipu1atc tho news or tho
world IL, their oNn fnshios, for soeculnttyr MIR
was. " '"S''0' '"' F@'
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II may he worth while 10 atnto tho fNcts, not
only for tho Information OF tho public ut urxr.
but To uffuv nuy sons tint hnyo crIac,,
,br,rn .ho ,.,,tn..'as" 49, MISREPRESENTATION
tho tsuo scope Of hElncss and shurry defined
limitations Of the Associated Press OF New
Yurk, The association /. A connr,ncrsh,n M, n
cornn-,t1,, u,h. . ~. .'' .St' ', -. .".iH ~. -. !"
SulP'.n-oa' Anete "to seseH pHrtness-1he
rev York tffnh. SHfi, Ifthts. Tribune, 1t'urhf,
JHi,rHat o} Commerce, aud Erirf4s. Euch ,ur,-
ncr has ,n equal voice. TheTp il an executive
Tho Object uf tho association wns ut first 10
restrict the ind or Rt,ccul correslMiitlrnts, nnI
the ru1c stiE! atnnds. though cnretesy uti,ululs-
tered, thnt, with tho execution Of Albany md
Washington, II member III tho AssopiAtion rc-
ccivlng Il special telegram shall send It tjiirjl-
cntc Df 1t to tho Dthor partncrS md any ouc or
them hns right 10 use It by paying IN gttl,ml
proportion Of Iho tclegrophIc fDils, - S>'~''''
At prcsnnt tho business Ut tho association Is It,
collect and sell nuws, Tho oDjcct Is IL gather
intelligence frs)tM MI nnrts or tho world aud nut
only tise It themselves, but sell it to otbcfr, ii,