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Sunday Night Dispatches
Foreign InIeIIIreuce.

Foreign Intelligence.
NEW YORK, Feb. "a cable special
to the Herald says: Napoleon has
altered his policy toward the Pope and
Italy in sudden and remarkable man.
ner. He evinGes disposition to aban
don the position of champion of the
Holy See, assured, it is said, of the
existence of Bourbon intrlgues radi-
attng from Rome. The Imperial diplO.
macy with Rome has become colder.
while the friendly relations hitherto
existing with Victor Emanuel are TO be
renewed. Queen Isabella is forced 10
dissolve the Papal Legion, recruited
under her warrant in Madrid, as Napo-
leon fatty objects to their service in The
cause OF the Holy See.
Farragut remains at Florence, n
much honored visitor. His fleet is at
Spezzia.
Advices from AbyssInia state that a
strong force OF the British. troops had
advanced from Ienafe toward the in
terror on the 26th of January.
Water has been bored for according
to the American plan, and found in
abundance near the French line of
march.
The coast shore has been lighted by
the English for naval purposes and
the camp followers from India were be-
ing returned home.
The Egyptian Governor, of Quasso-
nah, was recalled, with, 1t is said, the
approval OF the British authorities.
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Fire.

PrTTsBURe, Feb. "a destructive
The extensive publishing house of
English d Co., on 4th street was en-
tIrely consumed with its contents,
Total loss $l45, 900. Stock consumed
0,eo0, embracing 10000 volumes and
machinery valued 1900. Loss on
building $4,000; insurance on stock
and building about Sl5, 900. The stereo-
type plates in the vault were saved;
this may reduce the loss to $50. 900.
The fire communicated to a dwelling
adjoining II. Bailey on the east and a
vacant warehouse on the west, which
were entirely destroyed. 1t is suppos-
ed to be the work of an incendiary.
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From nnEntIan.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 9.-The Herald's
Mszstlan special dated February LIST,
says: The Tevolutiouists are uniting
who is in the mountains with l,2OC
men. They bad one eight, and deci
sive battle is daily expected. The
Governor, it was thought, would be
sustained by the forces Of President
Juarez.
Gen. Martinez proclaimed himseli
Governor of SinaIoa on the 18Th, and
called for a loan of one hundred thou.
sand dollars. Several bodies OF regular
troops declared in his favor.
The riot in Durango had been sup
pressed.
An American woman was found
murdered near Guadalsjara, with seven
stilleto stabs about her breast and
heart,
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HARPER'S WEEKLY
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
Critical Noffos, NJ H.. d.,

The MODEL NEWSPAPER Of our couutrV-
complete III all the ue pAItu nts OF an A n.eri-
can rRmily Paper-HARPER's WEEKLY mas
earned for Itself a right to rs title "A JOUR-
SAL OF CIViLIEATIOS."-NelU York EV6ntng
~ future historians will enrich them
selves out OF HARPEE's WEEKLY long y tar
writer's, and primers, mi puhliNherS are
turned TO dust.-NetU York Epdn0eliSt
fhe hest OF its oAss in AmeliSal BoyaorS
Traveller.
uARPER's WEEKLY msy be uureterveilv
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The Independent, NeIO York
The articles upon puulic questions which
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mon sense, by independence and breadth Of
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From CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. O., FeO. ga bold rob-
berry was attempted by Joe Dodge, an
experienced thief, last night. He ran
out of Hough & Wade's jewelry store
$40, 600, but was stopped by a passer-
by. The goods were recovered with the
exception of about 81 600 scattered in
the snow. A confederate, waiting In a
4 meeting has been held here and
a strong committee Of gentlemen APP
pointed to visit Washington for the OBJ
iect of securing the National Democrat
ic Convention at Cleveland. The in
ducements offered are good.
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AIabaun EIeefion

MOBILE, Feb. 9.-The election was
concluded yesterdy and passed on quite
orderly. The vote of this city is :
Whites, SO: colored, 4, GIG.
MoSTGoNERI, Feb. e.-The full vote
of Montgomery, MAcomb, Lee, Elmon,
Tallahassee, Chambers, Bullock and
COosA counties foot up 70 IL, I59, OF
which all are negroes but seventy.
seven. The vote cast In the
same counties on the Convention
WAS II $50. The registered vote is 30,
04S. Il v too soon TO estimate but the
indications are the Constitution Is de-
fsated.
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Fire.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. s.-A fire at No. 100
Water street, last night, damaged a
building TO the extent of 5000, occu-
pied by E. ". Fowler & Co. Loss,
$1,000; covered by insurance.
NEW YORK, Feb. Sine residences OF
Charles Marshall, at Jamaica, was
burned last night together with 5000
which Marshall had in the house.
Total loss SO, 900. The hre was the
work of robbers
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FoRTIETH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.
HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.
HOUSE
Immediately after reading the Jour
nal the House went into Committee 81
the Whole on the state of the Union
Mr.. Dawes in the chair, for general de-
bate on the Presidents annual mes
sage.
NJ. Hunter addressed the House on
the financial question.
Mr.. Stevens, of New Hampshire,
spoke on general politics.
Mr.. Clark, of Ohio, addressed the
committee on the subject OF National
banks, the currency, public debt, &c.
mittee on the general political ques-
tions of the day.
The Committee rose and the House
adjourned.
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Ernn Canada

MONTREAL, Feb. 9.-Ths rumor is
again in circulation of the probable
resignation of Sir john A. Mcdonald,
TORONTO, Feb. 9.-It is reported that
a strong force of regular troops is to be
stationed along the Niagara frontier on
the opening of navigation with view
to possible Fenian movements.
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ceive from all parts OF the globe prove them
to be Just exactly what we claim.
They are Dit-ely Vegetable:
They ufH IntiOOT ate and Strengthen;
They JOTtLry the system Gguf1lst ue ell eject
Of UItIUhOleSJIne Water.
They triH cure Dyspepsia;
They IDiH cure Heartburn;
They ttfN cure Headache;
They LrfU cure JGtndice;
They tGtH cure Sea StckleV:
TheL tCfu cure General Debiiftu;
IheV tUfU create a healthy Annette:
They contain no Poisonous Drug:
1heytDfu IntEOOTdte the System Of Indt0eSfiOT
ana moderately Increase the temperature Of
the body; and the force OF the circulation
acting. In fact as q general corroborant OF the
system.
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AInbnmn EIectIon.

NEW YoRK, Feb. sth.-An Atlanta
special to the Tribune dated the 7tb,
states: The reports from Alabama to-
day are more favorable to the success
OF the Convention. Large gains over
the last election are reported in Mobile,
Montgomery and several OF the middle
for voting.
summoned as a witness before a court
General Meade is in Montgomery.
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Nem YnrR Nons-

NEw YORK. Feb. 0.-The corpoI alton
the Brown University elected Rev.
Alexis Caswell, D. D., President, in
place of Rev. DR.. Sears, resigned.
Bishop Williams, of the Catholic Do
cese OF Massachusetts, declined to allow
high requiem masses in Worcester for
the souls OF Allen, Larkius and O'Brieu.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The Publishers have perfected system Of
mailing by which they can supply the MA
SAzTSE. WEEKLY, and BAZAAR promptly to
those who prefer to receive thelr periodicals
directly nom the Office Of Publication. Post
masters and Others DESTROYS of getting up
Clubs Will be supplied with a show-Bill on
application.
The postage on HARPER's WEEKLY Is 20
cents year, which must be paid at the Iu6-
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Toledo.

FEBRUARY S.-GRAIN-wheat-
No. red Wabash at 81 so; amber Mich
igau 50 6215- Corn-lc lower; sales No.
l at S6AaS7c. OatS-Quiet. Rye
Steady.
SEEDS-Sales clover at 81 80.
DRESSED HoGS-SLs9c.
milwaukee,.
FEBRUARY S.-FLoUR-DulI and I'M
changed.
GRAIN-wheat-Fir at 81 O2}<s2 OS
for No. l.
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PTTsBuRaH, Feb. s.-Weather cleal
and mild. Nothing new along the oanA
of the river.
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NEW York, Feb. s.-The thermome-
| tar Al Boston this morning ranged from
4 to IA degrees below zero. Hartford 70
"a degrees below 8srO.
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3l' ISP9'''1asiE6 go. c. BAKER,
NEW York, March SOth, 1884

MasSrS. Geo. c Rttb6el6 Co.. Hudson, N. Y.
GENTs.-My family having been the re-
cipient Of m Srked benefit in health by the
use OF your "GoIden Biuers," l am induced
this letter, which you are privileged TO use
as you desire. can confidently assert that
since the INST bottle Of your Bitters entered
dyspepsia. My wife had been troubled with
the malady Ior years. and had also been
much annoyed by piles The symptoms
ana the disease have both LETT, and she Is
well. Other members OF my family endorse
the good qualities OF your article, and can
only say, In concluSiOn, that should be
happy u give verbal evidence to the doubt
ing any time they may call on me. Win
much regard, 1 am,
Youu truly, op.u.M
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YoNKERs, May ., 1884
Measrs. Geo. O Hubbel q Co.

MeasT8. Geo. q Htpb6el q Co
GENTs-Havins used only two bottles OF
your Golden Bltters," I can recommend
them with the utmost confidence as tonic,
particularly for q change OF diet and water.
1t i as we'll for lanieS and children. giving
them part al wine-glRss two or three times
day. Yours respectfully,
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NEW YORK, January II, 1854.
Messrs. Geo. c Rub6ei d Co.

INV oAK, Ap[lI Z5lI IFbI.
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results, anu Is particularly
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rhoea, sick headache, chOlic, &C., &c, and II
a superior tonic for daily use In moderate
quantities for aged persons, and also for
those OF delicate constitutions. Yours &C.,
DootorB ]. +. q T. .. NORBUhY,
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Hou7 q SXZ GRAHAM.
24st Command. d, .MOxrREAI, July u I

24st. Courtlandt St, MONTREAL, July Il, 'eI
GESrLEAES:-Your -Bitters have been
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tie of Golden Bittsrs" which oeen
Lhem; 1 had no faith IN them, yet thou-nI 1
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strengthening ktimulant.
YourA, &c,
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lE We 9Th II, 81. y.
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PAXTON & oGLEBAY
Wholesale GrOcors

No. Of MAIN ST.,
WHEELING, W. VA.
HAvE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
IL sale nj lowest market rates, viz:
10 Bags Rio Coffee.
Teas
20 Half Chests Black Tea.
80 Boxes and Kegs Sup'r Va. TobancoS
IS Butts and Caddies black los do
100 Gaddies Black rs and Navy d.
100 BbIs Refined Sugars.
20 Hhus 4. X and CUBA Sugars,
Is Bbls prime MolaRsea.
Also, Flour. Soaps and Candles, Wooden
ware Spices, n. q Tar, Conc. Lye Nader
CoPperas, alum, BOgwood. Newcastle ri
Carb soda, Cot'n Yarns, Batting, Fps Salts
salts, Chocolate, Cream tartar, Vinegar
Cheese, Shot and Lead Salt, and numerous
other articles usually kept IN y Wholesale
Grocery
We Solicit an examination Of our stOch
from any one wanting anything in our line
sepSJ
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READ TIE EVIDENCE.
8te.rrr. Dept,,, q Bolton.

MeGFrS. Dert,IS q Bolton.
GEETLENER:-For the last eleven months
1 have been suffering almost daily from Sc
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia; so much so that
could with difficulty retain a meal in ms
somRch more than twenty minutes. At
night experience a great burning in or
about the heart; general depression OF
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dimneSs OF sight tried va.
TiOuS cathartic compounds and stomach pre-
parRtions, without being afforded any eE.
Iectual relief, till used four bottles of''Hub-
bells Golden BitteR," since which period
have not been troubled with q single one
of the above complaints. From the benefit
those BltterB have afforded me, feel II my
duty to express publicly my grateful thanks.
GE',. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and COlfartOF
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a Complete Pictorial History or
the Times"

"Fhe b -, cheapest. and most suo-
cessTuI Family Paper In the
UntOuP
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Assipnee's No+ioo

Assignee's Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED, &. p. HILDRETH
l. OF wheeling, West Va, hereby 1ivsSS
notice OF his appointment as aEsigne. ,,fIts
s5 stsISs OF o., Ss1rseQ Black and TIexsndef
EuSton; Of wheeling, In she c UNITY II ono
IN the District Of West Vir<ints'ysnL C liz:
Ee!s-; 70 Wit, on the I'd day 81 JanuaTv
~: .sS5, a Judged Bankrupts upon ~, ne
s 5I s Si tL;sd,nssives by tne U. q. District
al Ia I'd at wheeling. thlaslst day of Janu.
fs -I.4Lz P. HmDRgrH.
SIRLLIG ERCER IOR OPPICE
4 NO. Is q 1incy street.
DRAX TlcKErsAN BILLS OF LADRe
PROGRAMMES AND FOSTERS.
CHECKS. NOTES. RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS, for County Merchants.
CARDS AND BILL HEADs neauy printed.
MANUFACTURERS LABELs.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND nLANKs
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FEBRUARY s.-FLoUR-Quiet.
Congratulations, bur steady,
Corn-Ltght demand at 81 O6aI On tor
new on track. oats-Quiet at T4c for
western.
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GOLDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Golden
Bitters are rapidly gaining worldwide rep
utRtion. Read the following:

utRLlon. Read the lOuOWlnRf
PARIS, France, June 2, 1854.
MeasrS. Ru6bel6 %.
GENTs:-I can say that your Golden Bit
tens" is the most wonderful medicine in the
world. It RcIs truly in q most miraculous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia OF the most
painful kind, 1 used the Golden Bitters pre-
pared by Messrs. Huboel q Co., and was cur
ed, am convinced that all complaints OF
this kind can be cured by your Bltters. WISH
ing you prosperity and great su cceSS in the
curing OF all the complaints that Rfnict the
human frame.
Cashier FABRlGOU.
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The Latest News.
By Ell GRAPH.

BY the Union Line.
Omoe, corner Of Main and Monroe streets.
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FEBRUARY s.-FLoUR-Quiet and nm
changed.
GR2IN-wheat. corn, oats, and bar.
ley unchanged and Little doing. Rye
No sales.
PRovIsIoSs-So sales; held at S2I 5Oa
% 90. Bacon-Firm at exc for shout.
ders and IKE for clear sides.
LAED-Firm at lS5< aiS1<c; some hold
eFs ask I4c,
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DRY GOODS.
MONEY AND STOCKS.

GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Coupons, 49,
unchanged; '64, 1885; '65, lO9JS: new,
unchanged; 10 dos, coupons, IOI y; !. Dos,
unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures
STERLING-Unchang
GOLD-l42A
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FORMATION.

The LEADING DIVISION will occupy New Levee street.
CFirst Distrct) the right resting Can Il street.
The FIRST DIVISION will occupy Ichouptoulas street
right resting Canal street
The SECOND DIVISION will occupy Magazine street. right
resting anal street
The rhIhD DIVISION win occupy Camp street. right
resting Canal street
The FOURTH DIVISION will occupy Baronns street,
right resting Canal street
The FIFTH DIVISION will occupy Drysdes street. right
resting Cansl street
The SIXTH DIVISION will occupy side Rampant
Second DISTRICT right resting Canal
The SEVENTH DIV VISION viii occupy Burgundy street,
right resting G. nal street.
The EIGHlH DlvIsIoN will occupy Dauphn street. right
resting on Canal sreet
The EIsTH DIVISION will occupy Bourbon street. right
resting Canal street
The TENTH DIVISION will occupy st. Charles street.
right resting Canal street
The ELEVEsTH DIVISION Will occupy side Of Ca
rondeet right rss.i n anal street
The TWELFTH Division will occupy west side Of CaroR
delet, right resting Canal street
The THIRTEENTH DIsISIoN will oc, upy Basin street
Al that portion Of Canal below Rampant STREET
The Headquarters Of the Grani Marshd will b. at tbs Clay
Statue where ali Chief Of Division rep ri As soon AZ
III respective Divisions formed conformity with the
programme
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ORDER OF MARCH.

At ca o'clock bomb will be fred from Hsadquartsrs
at the Clay Statue. which will be the signal that Grand
Marshal has taken his position.
At o'clock second bomb win be Cred which will be Tho
signal for the Clubs light their torches being
the C ubs will respective places
assembling without lights, in order that the lights w!n
be exhausted before the Inclusion Of the parade -
Att mnutss after three bombs will fred quick sue
ce,s which viii be be gnl for the h move
each Division under the direction Of their Dvis
Ctiefs, viii take up tbs line Of march, strictly conform
70 the Programme and ire direction Of the Gtaud Marshal
The Foot Clubs will firm and mach by by fou
always ng the distances which the clubs respective
should occupy.
Tie Mounted Clubs Will form and By fours
the line Of march.
Is y eDoired upon the Division Chiefs
shals snd their Aids that the Divisions Clubs
aIangsments will positively insure the prompt sspanss
each Of The signals and readiness the hour dsSg
n ted
Clubs arriving the ground after the procession shall
Moved win be required take position the left Of the
celumI foot the left Of the foot organizations and
mounted clubs the left mounted ogsiEaiion1
No Club will be allowed leave the Procession un III dis
missed except By special permission Ofths Grand Marshal
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WHAT DOTS HE aEAN

Gen. Grant, if reported correctly by the tel
egrsph, muddles matters in his instructions to
Gems. Meade, Thomas and Buchanan, touch
ing the obligations of the federal military to
add certain cases the civil authorities In
the phrase summoned to the aid OF
the marshal or sheriff" he assumes that
federal military officers stand in the same re-
lation to the civil officers of State as to the
civil officers of the United States. But they
cannot, upon their own motion, come
into any relation whatever to the civil
officers of a State. The only contin-
gency in which they are liable to. be
called on to assist State administration
is indicated in that part of the federal
Constitution which provides that the United
States shall protect each State against do
mestic violence" son application of the
Legislature, or of the executive, when the
Legislature cannot be convened" But ac-
cording to Gen. Grants instructions, every
military officer in this and some other States
why not in all States is not explained-must
stand in readiness to answer a summons
from a sheriff to assist in the execution of a
writ; the military officer, however, being
judge of the lawfulness of the writ and the
necessity of the required assistances. Such a
confusion of State and federal civil and
military, judicial and executive functions, is
positively amazing. What does Gen. Grant
mean? Does he mean that any military Off
Ger in the South may give his service, and
the service of his soldiers, to an existing State
government, to the sheriffs of Brownlow or
Warmoth for example, at his discretion, and
without reference to an application by the
State to the United States for aid? Or what
can he mean?
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3l7-ElectorAl votes.

Orr ANNUAL REvIEw.-We are devoting un-
usual time and labor to the Commercial
and Financial Annual Report of operations
in New Orleans for 1867 and 1865, which
will be published on Tuesday, September LIST, in
our letter sheet Price Current and in the Daily and
Weekly CRESCENT of that date. As this will be
one of the most accurate aud comprehensive doc
unents ever issued by any Office in the Crescent
City, and as our last annual review was received
with such commentator that we had to repubIish
it several times during the first week of September,
1867. in order to supply constantly increasing
demand, our friends and patrons would confer an
especial favor by sending in their orders promptly
during the ensuing week. Parties ordering loo
copies or more can have their cards inserted free of
charge, and those who prefer a private circular
may find IL 10 their interest to csl at our Office.
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A STRANGE PRoCEEDNG.-Mr. f. MouneY,
late assistant treasurer of the city, was, few
days ago, busily engaged, at his home, ar
ranging his accounts for settlement MIR.
Mouney was under bonds amounting TO
$4,000. About IL o'clock, whilst working
away at the elucidation of the treasurer's ac-
counts, he was called on by policeman, who
had a subpoena for him from Recorder Becker,
of the First District The policeman had
also an attachment to bring Mr.. Mouneys
body to the court. Mr.. Mouney obeyed.
When before the recorder that august func-
tionary declared that instead of $4,000, he
must have $4,000 security. Mr.. Mouney
a ked the privilege of seeking for friends in
the city. The privilege was granted, provided
he twas accompanied by police officer with
the eyes of lynx. The lynx eyed police
officer was procured he and Mr.. Mouney
started on their search. Three gentlemen
were procured-all wealthy-one of whom
offered his name for $4,000, the other two
each for $50 ,000 The bond was made out,
when Recorder Becker cody declared the
new bond unnecessary. and that the old one
would suffice. Upon what meat does this
our Caesar feed, that he is grown so great?