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suffrage An Maryland.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. l0.-The House took ap
the bill enfranchising citizens who have been
disqualified to vote or hold Office under the
constitution on account Of participating in or
sympathizing with the rebellion. After
some dlatory motions and the offering Of
several amendments, which were rejected,
the bill was read second time and will no
doubt be finally passed tomorrow. This
measure is virtual repeal Of the disquaiify.
ing provisions Of the registry law and Of the
constitution. ..Ig. .FHIr...4y. F..
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nv OOD FOR THE POoR.

WASHIH0ToH, d. O, Jan. 10, 1857. 1
Applicants informed that the Polios Magistrates
Of the several wards have been assanatsd By the City
Couneila TO distribute the Wood, as follows;
First WArd-sAmuSl DruTy, esq., PenAsylyanla ave-
aus betwssn 'h!st and Twenty second streets
noSeAth and Twelfth streetai - lTITT VIII
Third wa,d-wn; Thompson, ESQ.,, nshth street, be.
Fourth Ward--d L. 0ibsFson, esq, LouisiAna avenue
betrssn Rifth and sixth streets 80 u 10Y 's-
fnA WsId--B. W. Ferguson esq, corner Pirst street
Sixth Ward-JAmss Gull, ESQ, street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
street, near Virginia avenue,
IIiiS RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
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THE sPEAKER,s RECEPTION.

Speaker CoLFAx's first reception OF the
season attracted last evening en- immense
throng of distinguished people from all de-
partments in public life and the highest So
cial circles Of our city. The young people
danced heartily in the lower parlors, and the
affair was pleasant beginning OF series Of
delightful reunions.
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From sou,h Amcrica-Ihe Spanish
. squaaron-FfnsncISx Affairs I'm
Colornbfa--lThe Chtllan war.

!, aQuaaron-Ffnan Affairs In
Cslombia+The Chilian war.
NV YoHx, jan. 1O.-General Nosquero
has resigned the Presidency OF ooiombia to
the Supreme Court, giving as reasons that
he Is unable to replenish the exhausted
treasury, which has been robbed Of millions
Of dollars by false certificates; that the cler-
gy are in rebeliion against the Executive
and that there is general desire to make
away with him by assassination, II necessary.
The Supreme Court has refused TO accept
his resignation. --- -----a --- -
Advices from Valparaiso state, that the
allied squadron sailed for San Juan Fernan-
des on DecS =, TO- practice her guns, and
would then return. lLHIs.sas a
The proposition of General Mosquero for q
new American Copgress was fayorably dis
cussed In Chill and Peru. ,,v r'.sg.s-. ,r'sss
Senior Gam has len ohili as Minister TO
Warrington. - f,ss, a4}t,.,t4 I, Il
10 The bark Fannie has arrived at Vslpe.
raiso, from New London, with IA Parrott
gnns purchased In the United States by
Senior McKenna for the Ohilian Govern
ment ~ r. ~, t
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Kansas LeRislature.

ToPEKA, Jan. 8.-The House organized to-
day. The Senate has postponed organiza-
ton until tomorrow, in order to test the law
Of Congress regarding Senatorial elections.
This action is not regarded as having any
bearing upon the contest. New candidates
are plenty. Col. Phillips, of the New York
Tribune, is one Of the most prominent. The
excitement is intense, and the city is filed.
The lobby will be the largest ever known.
Nothing definite will be done until the 22d.
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The Tariff.

The Senate Finance Committee have pre-
pared their report upon the Tarif We un-
derstand that 1t will be much more protec-
tive than Commissioner WELLS plan-some-
thing near the tariff bill passed by the House
last session.
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WIacounin LeRisIature,

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 9.-The Republicans
Of the House Of Assembly met Yesterday p.
m, and nominated W. A. Cameron for
Speaker by SO votes to SO for his competitor,
Mr.. d. d. Bowen, the Speaker Of the last
House. Mr.. L. W. Young was nominated
for clerk
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Central America-Maga Explo-
sion and Loss OF Life. .--r ..

NEW YoRK, Jan. lO.-The United States
Minister r. H. Rousseau has been received
by the Honduras Government Honduras
and Nicaragua have entered into treaty OF
peace, amity and friendship. ...,tsn-. g..
The cotton crop Of Nicaragua is suffering
from worms. .a rrr. ...H .... ~ ..... r..f.
The coffee crop Of Central America Is turn
ing out we'll. ~. ..... g....r. -. ..ar 90.
A terrible explosion occurred in powder
factory in Herndowa, Costa Rica. Five
women were blown TO atoms. The explosion
was caused by man dropping the ashes Of
cigar into the powder. y, =, +. y 80.
The dry season has set in, The roads are
in fine order. ,o, t- II r.-., s-.lr
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FinanefaI.

New YoRK, Jan. -l0.-The Commercial
says that the money market Is extremely
stringent owing 70 combination Of bears
on gold tocontrol 81, ,o00, 900 OF greenbaeks.
In the gold market there IA 0 fierce contest
between the long and short interest. Ster.
ling quiet, but weak, at % for sixty days.
Stocks fell from two to four per cent. under
the furry in loans. Mining shares, except
Gordon, were lower 10 s -. s'. .la'' .'F1N
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Pennsylvania Legislature simon
Cameron Nonainatea I'm Caucus.

HARRISBURG, Jan. l0.-The Republican
caucus met this evening. Speaker Hall was
chosen chairman. The caucus remained in
session only half an hour. No speeches were
made. Simon Cameron was nominated for
Senator on the first ballot. The vote was as
follows: Cameron, 46; Curtin, 20; Stevens, u;
Grow, 5. All the Republican members were
present except two Lancaster county Sena-
when the caucus adjourned.
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From BunAlo.

,ByFRALo, Jan. l0.--The House Paintcrs'
National Union Convention met here yes
terday afternoon, with Jas Bourke, Of New
York, president, and W. Greasy, Of Balti-
more, secretary pro TEN, Delegates were
present from Chicago, Milwaukie, Albany,
Philadelphia, and other places in the United
States. The type founders hold an annual
convention here to-day Light snow Ia fall
ing. Weather mild.
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The Fenian Conylcta.

TORONTO, Jan. rl0.--The condemned Fe-
mans were to be sent to the penitentiary this
morning, but their retention here has been
ordered until after the trial Of the other pris-
oners. The grand jury will not consider the
Fenian cases until other business has been
disposed Of
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Boston lteuns.

BosroS, Jan. l0.-At a meeting OF the
Massachusetts, Historical Society to-day, the
president Hon. Robert O, Winthrop, read 0
letter from George Peabody. donating to the
society 10000 as fund for the publication
Of the proceedings and the preservation Of lis
historical portraits. A resolution Of thanks
was passed . r,,7s 10. s1a.La' sa.v1tDs sd7 :
: "A daring but unsuccessful attempt was
made yesterday to rob one Of the State street
banks.
The factory operatives Of the large manu-
featuring towns in New England are moving
In favor Of ten hours for days work i r'-
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Assembling Of the Indiana Legisla-
fmFA.

INDIASAPoIIs, Jan. l0.-The Legislature
met this morning, the Republicans having
a clear majority. Both branches organized
immediately by the election Of the Hon. d.
Q. Branham, Speaker. and Cyrus Lihixon,
CLERK of, the House; Major O. n Wilson,
President, and Gen. Tom Brown, Secretary
Of the Senate. The Governors message viii
be delivered tomorrow.
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REPUBLICAN MORNING. JANUARY
CaIissrni.- Ckfna lHsysaa.

SAN FHasdI1co, jan lO.-The receipts Of
the Federal 0ovetnment from Caliiornia for
the past year are Slb, ,96l ,84s. The disburse-
ments for the same period were el2 ,047, 1886.
The combined exports Of treasure and mer.
chandise we're eel ,667, ,4O7. Freights paid
on. merchandise imports, $6,7l1,522.- Tie
total value Of the wool product for the year
is 81 ,64l,l77. .ltf .lul
H. B. M. ship sutty Coody sailed for Pan
anna yesterday. She was saluted when pass
ing out
The bark viseota, from Hong Kong, has
arrived, bringing 5000 bags Of rice and 5sl
half chests OF tea. "
A court Of ofuinquiry at Hong Kong found
Capt. 7Corbut pf the British ahip Ellen Rodg.
era, guilty -ofIgraye errors of Judgment, spd
suspended bis certi6este four monthas 70
The steamer Tenn Chang, while ON hsr pas.
ssge from Hong Kong 70 Annoy, struck q
rock andwas sunk On Nov. %. Her psssen.
gers and crew wcfe saved e7gus-7 "a "a
There were forty.four English war vessels
IN the China squadron, 81 gl' . 20. -.
The important case Of the bark India vs.
Carna wps decided in favor OF the trustees.
The Changhay Chamber Of Commerce ad.
yocates system OF railways throughout the
Empire. Jsiaa s-it's ara 90 n0t syl1ls7 1 la.-i
. The French squadron had left Corea. 10
Many marine disasters are reported from
the China seas, but the names Of the vessels
are not given. h--.,.' s.,-'a' 'r' ..,
A resolution was introduced yesterday
into the Nevada Legislature to adopt the
constitutional amendment proposed by Con
gress, and referred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations ,,gsssF IA I'd 4. ..Hls4 rr,s #.
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RAltinaoro Market.

BlLaNoRE, Jan. 10.---Receipts Of beef
cattle 9O3 head, against GIG head last Thurs
day. Prices tc. lower. Scalawags and in
ferior cattle selling at 4ia5ic.; common TO
fair at 6a7c,, and good 70 prime at 71a8c.
No extra cattle offered. - Supply Of hogs Is
liberal; sales at 8aSic. Sheep scarce, and I
atc higher; sales at bia64c. . s.. IS. ~ ~ .
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DRoPosALsron CAvALRY Q HORSES
D,seI .asa. asa.sI,sA,I,ss z. !. 9,,.ss,.o,. ,.s. (

~ ~ BALrInoRH, hd. |. Jas. Q. 1857. q q
Sealed Proposals invited and will b received 81
TIL. once uatl THuRsDAY, II o'clock. n, Jas. ~
sight t4sl Cavalry Horses ,s5r-. .a- .g... ss W. =.
me Horses win bs subjected 70 earsfal iAspsstisH
before bsing aeosptsd They must Be SQUAD In all re-
sposts, we'll broken, In fall heah and good eeasiea.
from hfesn 70 sixtssn hands high. from ave 10 niAs
years old we'll hdapsk In every way for cavalry pur
poses. ... s ....... . ...a..# ..F.# o.. d.. H
tbs ability Of the bidder to falal his aErssmsnt must
DO guaranteed by two responsbs persons which guar
antes mast accompany the proposal. q
The Horses must bs delivered within twenty (1o) dsys
from date Of aeeeptanee Of any proposal ! - i.
The 0overnmest tue right 70 reject any all
bda Payment 10 be mads eomplstioh Of eontraot
Bids will BE- endorsed " Proposals for Cavalry
By order Oft e,ars~n...sr e.s.r.l: !. ,,...,
,z-.s-yi 81 gr.1, Captain anA A. O n, u 8. l., Eas
jall.tA -.r.'g 80 Dspst QusrtsrmAslsr. n
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ACCIDENTS BY LAND AND SEA.
THE NEWS ASS elAT IONS.
Foreign News By the Cable.


LONDON, Jan. Q, eyening.7rIt Is reported
In wellinformed circles that the British Min
istry have decided upon resigning in case too
great pressure Is brought to bear upon
them by the friends Of the reform movement.
It is stated that they have indicated desire
to grant considerable concessions, but are
decidedly opposed to the extreme measures
advocated by the reform leaders.
PARIs, Jan. s-evening. report Is cur.
rent that one branch Of the Government has
decided to favor the proposed organization Of
the French army. 1t is thought that in con.
sequence Of the opposition manifested to the
measure, both by the people and several
leading statesmen, that the Emperor will
not favor its presentation by his War Minis
ter to the Corps Legislatif rr- ,r...,.
MUNICH, Jan. 9-Evening.-Tbe Bavarian
Chambers have assented to the proposed
organization Of the Bavarian army upon the
same basis as the Prussian army.
LONDON, Jan. l0.-Fiye-twenties, 72s.
b~- ,rEurs p tLArxs. .a g..,. .ad .tpF
LONDON, Jan. l0-The Tines Of this
morning, arrives at the conclusion that the
proposed impeachment Of President johnson
foreshadows a revolution in the United
States, and points ont the dangers Of such o
proceeding. , ...- -..... r,
FLORENCE, Italy, Jan. l0.-Razin Bey, tht
Turkish Minister to Italy, will, it is said
shortly be withdrawn and accredited to tht
limited States Goyernment
l. LONDON, Jan. l0.-The steamer City o
Boston, from New York Dec. 81, arrive,
yesterday at Queenstown. .-euy.-
! The reformers have come to the decision
not TO make their proposed demonstration
upon the assembling Of Parliament by tn
presentation of mass petitions, demanding
reform. They will take the better couHe Q
permitting the question Of reform to com
before Parliament in the customary mannel
without endeavoring to force il there b
disorderly demonstrations.
1 TRIEsrE, Jan. l0.-Advices from the Gree
MEDITERRANEAN Island state that the revolt
tion is spreading, and that formidable uE
risings Of the people have. occurred in othe
islands. ... r6.rua a.ra... r5t.
I Florence, Jan. l0-Noon.- report 1
current in semi-oiiicial quarters that tn
Italian Government has determined to RI
store all the property Of the church whicl
has been con6scated, on the condition Of tn
paying Of heavy indemnity. .......,.,.-.. .,
! CoSsrAsrISoPLE, Jan 10-Noon.-The ir
dications Of serious trouble between Turke
and Greece ere increasing, and the Port
continues to send troops To the Greek fror
tier.
PARIS, Jan. l0.-The rumor has obtaine
currency, on apparently trustworthy autho
ity, that Austria, France and Italy have eI
tered in an alliance on the eastern question
and that Russia and Prussia have made
similar agreement. ........, ...
| LIVERPOOL, Jan. l0-noon.-The cotto
market is steady to-day at the decline Of ye
terday. The sales are estimated at 600
bales. Middling Uplands are quoted q
. | IA1H
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From Canada.

0rrAwA, O. W., Jan. 9.-The Cabinet
Ministers are expected here tomorrow,
The Board for Public Works advertise for
proposals to deepen the Corillor and Green
vile Canals.
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Postmaster GENERAL RANDALL and lady
arrived in town from New York yesterday
morning. Mrs. RANDALL has just returned
from visit in Europe with much-improVed
health
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sailor KiIIed.

CHARLEsros, 8. O., Jan. l0.--A sailor Of
the British brig Carmen, named James Salvo,
was killed while the vessel was loading this
morning. .n ru Big. .atl.'. .u. l.s0.r.
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PERSONAL

Hon. Mn. DAZZLING, Of New York, has been
called home by the Illness of daughter, .,,,.
Ex-PosrNAsrER GENERAL DENNIsos arrived
In this city yesterday morning. r. la|
GES. BurtER left yesterday evening for his
home In Essex county. MAss. ... .. 40 ra.-.u
ASSISTANT SECRETARY HARTLEY is, we are
happy to say, recovering. MOI
MAJ Gen. T. w. EGAS, Of N. Y; Col.
Charles Noble, Of Phila.i Gen. John R EAkin, Of
Ark. Maj. Gen. Frank Wheaton, U. 9. A.; Gen.
L. J. Trowbridgs, Tenn arrived at the Metropol.
itan last night -r.....
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Gov. Wells Letter.

HRw ORLEANS, Jan. l0.-The letter from
Gov. Wells TO Senator Trumbull has been
published to-day and excited considerable
comment. -u..'
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Mr.. ConklinE Nominated ror U. ..

ALBANY, Jan. l0.---The Republican caucus
met tonight and nominated the Hon. Roscoe
Conkling as their candidate for United States
Senator.
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ro MnMnnas on coseRnss.

senators and Representatives can have The DALI
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN delivered regularly and
psompty at their residence, in ~reppv', BY order
ing Il through the Secretary Of the senats, the
Clerk Of the House Of Representative, or at the
once Of the RrpusticAs, No. sli Ninth street,
near Pennsylyania avenue.
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BanisheiI for Treason,

NEW YoRK, Jan. l0.-Ex.P President Peget
Of Peru, and Cabinet, have been sentenced
to Is years banishment as traitors and
mplcted in fine OF so per cent. OF the
$4,000, 900 paid to the Spanish Minister In
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Vessels Lost.

NEW YoRK, Jan. l0.--The British bark
Simon Hobby was sunk in collision OF
Cape Horn, by the American ship Star OF the
Union. Grew saved.
Business brisk at Valparaiso. Seven thou
sand sacks Of -four was exported thence du.
ring the first four days Of December. ~ j
Chill is said to have positively refused the
proposed mediation Of France and England
in the Spanish question. ~ i -.
WAsHIsaros, d. o., Jan. 8,---0ur Consul
at Turks Island reports the standing Of the
bark Annie Il. Garden, Of New York, on the
18th of December last The captain and
crew were saved. The vessel and all the
valuables on board we're lost. The crew
would be sent to this country by the consul.
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TnE State Legislature Of Maine have voted
to continue the legalization Of the suspension
of specie payments by the banks until April
18th, 1868.
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From the PacifIc Coast.

SAN FRAScIsco, Jan. 9.-The Board Of Di
rectors Of the Pacific Insurance Company
notify tho stockholders that the capital stock
will be increased from $3.50, 900 to 81 900 900
The company have declared dividend Of Q
per cent. for the last quarter. . .. .-, -,rH.r
The Yellow Jacket Mining Company have
declared dividend Of fifty dollars, carrying
to surplus $4,000. g
Gov. Blaisden and Lieut. Gov. Stingerland
were inaugurated at Cassen, Nevada, yester-
day, with the usual ceremonies. > B.. ...-
A large meeting was held at Victoria yes
terday, which resolved to petition for the re-
moval Of the Colonial government to that
place. ...a .s,s '. ..
A new coal mine is reported to have been
discovered twenty miles above Victoria
The Government has issued proposals for
the establishment Of steam communication
tri-monthly between New Western Victoria,
Esquimault and San Francisco. 49,. 1. go E1s q
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Death of n Prominent CiGixem.

. CMoINNATI, Jan. l0.--Jas. Wilson, an old
and highly esteemed citizen, formerly Of the
firm Of Wilson, Eggleston & Co., died at 5
O'Clock this D. IN.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

:. -. :. E-- rEAAoA oITloh Dec. !. 1893. q
Application having been made under the ael Of Jans
d, lse9 for reissue Of the land warrants described
hsrein which are alleged 10 have bSsh losl of de-
stoyed notice hsrshy given that Al the dAis fooW-
lag the description OF sleh warrant eefAskls sE
warrant q IKE tsnor w bs Issued, II valid Sbjss-
No; te,isS for 10 acres, Issued uhdSr the Gsl Of
March 1855, In the name Of Elisha Bacon, AAd WAS
granted January ~, 1855. January II, 1851: n
No for 100 acros issued under the act Of March
1903 In the name Of Ivory Batter, and grated
April 10, 1855. February q 1857. II VI ~ wv
No, l2,0o6 for leo lsrss, Issued HndsF the ast Of
March 1885, In the Of LAlsrus HArlon, and
granted ssPs:lbsr y lseo-fsbrasry le. 1851 dsi
March 5, 1888 In the name Of Robert W. Pierce, and
was granted May II, lso6 March ., 1851. asa7
No o. no for 100 aorss asned under he act Of March
2 isss & is,hs pane q MlIsA D. Rail- aAa was granted
No. BIS for 90 acres, issued uAdsr the act Of March
s. 1855, In the name Of George Plum, aud granted
August Is, 1855 March 20, 1897. JAll
JOS. u. BARRkrT, oonmiIsiOAsT.
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Fernando Wood Feted I'm Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. lO-Fernando Wood
is here. A deputation Of the City Councils
and citizens waited on him and escorted him
to freman's supper and ball. ~ -
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HoY. c. d. DRAEE has been elected United
States Senator from Missouri.
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Fish-Breeding in New .Eagland.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Jan. 9.-The measures
inauguratsd by the Legislature Of this State
two or three years ago, and which has raPI
pointed commissioners to other New Eng
land States to request their cooperation in
restoring TO our rivers migrating fish, bid fair
to be successful. The salmon spawn de-
posted in Bakers river some time ago Is
doing WELL Matching having commenced, and
il is believed the rivers will, in q few years,
be abundantly supplied with salmon and
shad, as in olden times. 30 Es.... 90
Professor Agassiz thinks II feasible-if the
fish ways are so constructed as to allow Of
their passage in the spring season over the
dams, which are usually flled with drift stuff
and other obstacles from the manufacturing
establishments.l ~ q -.- -
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MARRIED,

On THURSDAY evening, the ion instant, u he Par.
sonags Of the wsslsy chapel, By Rev. pf. Amss, NJ
srIvAsus =, Axns. Of stsuntop, Va. 10 Mss MAHr =
Oox, ofthis city. - =, n, ,.....-I n ~
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Af To oensu~.ptivss.-Ths Advsrtiasr
hssing bssn restored 10 hssifA u fsv vsshs, by
very hnpis remedy. sftsr haviag safsrsd several
y..s with severe luns sasctiop aad thst drssi dis
ease. Consunptioa, 10 anxioas 10 make known 70 BID
fellow-ssfsrsrs the means of cure.
roan Who desire II hs viii send cory Of the prs
seripoa used trss Of shss) with the drsetio.s for
prsparing and using The sans. which they will and
Suns Guns oersunSrIos, AsrnHA, Bnoscrrris. ts.
The oay object Of the advsrssr In ssnding ns Pre-
serpon to bsnsai the Aistsd aaA spfssd iafsrns-
toa which he esnssives 70 bs invaaabls aAd he hsPss
every sufferer will try his remedy as win cost thsn
nothinK asd may prors bisssiag. y. q. SEQ ....
Parties wishing tia prescription will please addrsss
. on q ar1tts REV. EDWARD 4 WILSON, hE
oc25-dwly williamsburg, Kings county, .. Z.
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The News NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rf.s. Adjustment Of Dimculties- a.


Nxw YoRK, Jan. l0.--The undersigned
have pleasure in announcing 10 the newspa-
per press Of the United States and TO the
public that the differences which have lately
existed between themselves, the newspapers
and the news organizations which they rep
resent, have been adjusted satisfactorily to
AL Phrtes'f fdl q .i.H1d GIo 'HsliIIE 80 u /.
It is part Of this adjustment that oil the
newspapers Of the country are restored to
their former amicable relations TO the New
York Associated Press, the World retaining
membership In the Associated Press; that
the United States and European News Asso
citation, whose contract withthe Renter Com
pany and lease OF the New Orleans and Belize
Telegraph Line are transferred to the Asso-
ciated Press, withdraws from that part Of
their business which includes the sale Of
news to newspapers, and that contract Cor
the mutual exchange Of news has been exc
cuted5 between the New York Associated
Press and the Western Association. This
adjustmentwill take effect on Saturday night,
January 10, 1867. !R'. %, - S' y ~ - 4
3D. ,'.e.l " .'' Prest NY. Associated Press.
|. ..,..rr.-s an gB MAsToN MARBLK, r.G
For the N. Y. World, and for the g,lb
Do .. us. and 4. News Association.
.-a. a5r.H RIcHARp SIXTH, a.
NJ. HALsrEAD, -.'
'" ~" ~ inr"i' F j. MKprIL,
....,. For the Western Association.
u. :
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THs italian journals publish an appeal
ffcus asnersi dshbsidi, the purpose of .sAish 70
apparent ffom its eonisnts /" Italians Lofd Hus
ssfi WIN visit Italy Ifsosii 70 he memory " ny
fsiow eitissns thst this sreslsnt ststsnan 10 ne
rear 1880, had thrown The Weight Of Hnsisnd INTO
he soais In fsvor Of the dsstnss q our country
sssinst him Nspoison) who wanted 70 interfere and
isolate the smsnclpsting movement In sioily. aivs
ths noble man full proof Of wsli-sarnsd sraiitads
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The Chicago Republican records the death
Of Colonel A. O. Hssndon, st his rAsp. in Spring.
nsid, Illinois, At the see Of seventy. Itssys that
10 bore . prominent part In the public saAis In
ne .sariy history Of Illinois, having rsprsssntsd
ssnssmon county In the State Senate vhen thst
county, In addition to Its present territory, en-
brsced the greater part o. what now constitutes
the counties cf Mason. Msnsrd, Logan and Chris.
tian. He was ,hs contemporary In NE Isgisisturs
Of Abraham Lincoln, the hate Col. Z. D. Baker,
United States ssnstor from Oregon, Who CEN II
"Bsil's Bun, !" and other distinguisksd men. WIN.
II. Hsrndon, thsfhend and biosrsphsfet Mneoln,
% the oldest surviving son Of Coi, ,Hsfndop.J JJV