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with YOUR CoNsENT.n--A SPlRITuALfsTIc MAR
RIAGE.-A correspondentsot the south haven Quicn-
lganl sentinel gives the following particulars OF
recent splritunllstc marriage ut Breedvie:-
Tnls IS said TO pe progressive age, ana we were
most happy 10 see it verified On che I'd lnst In tho
marriage at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
Brown, or Mr.. william Knowles ana the well known
ana popular speaker, Mrs. Frank Reid.
IC was expected that Sister Horton would
oificiate upon the GlImportant occasion, bus
she was prevented by Illness. Under the Cir
cunstances IL was decided that tho next best
thing would be for the parties to marry themselves.
Accordingly, after few moments consultation the
following ceremony was repeated by them and legal.
iZed by Justice Hurlburt:--
Frank, with your consent, before these wit
nesses, acknowledge you as my True ana loving
wiien
The bride responded:--"I, too, william, with
your consent, before these Witnesses receive you as
my loved and lawful husband. Our souls united wo
shall be true " each other here and LII the grand
hereaitern
After the ceremony the guests, soInc fifty In num-
Der, partook OF bountilu aud handsomely arranged
repaSt.
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the purposes herein indicated, and 1t earnestly recon-
mended that such omission DO hereafter avoided.
had, three years ago. seen the disposition to cur.
tail naval estimates and appropriations without dts
crmtnatlon and to prevent injury to the public SER
vice in consequence OF Withholding the means neces
sary Tor needfui repairs. l. on the 14tn February,
1865, addressed special communication TO tho
naval committee, urging, while reduction might be
made In some appropriations. that appropriations
may be made for repairs, IN accordance with the
estimates furnshed,n ana. d.closed my statement with
the following reuiarks:-
man OF the Committee Naval Affairs, TO the inpocy Of
nparins and gripping the public service as proposed in the
en has ENDS o, 70 s 10 seeking s s. q. have %
aa Mh whose s'pss am eS.rsea IN it eona
@ Ss honor of our Tag The interest. Of our scan
E s and aaa ceny the navy
are thereby impaired snail a least have the sassfacon of
shan.s q INSTRUMENTATION shall be aad remarked
s me a: ano shaEs IN o. srs mss that
when they the appearance OF deceptude which
I'D
shall feel ihat no part OF lhe censre attaches to
his department
Ny representations that year were not regarded,
and, as a consequence. repairs and improvements
were to q considerable extent suspended. year
after, and only few weeks before leaving the de.
partnent in view OF the injury to the vessels and
property in the yards, by reason OF the inability
| TO make neeaful repairs from want OF funds,
again called the attention Of tho naval committee
l and Congress TO the facts. 1t was my wish that
/ those who succeeded me should be relieved or the
diuicuties ard embarrassments which had expe-
rieneed Tor three years, and closed very full and
explicit communication, oi the 18th of January, one
| year ago, as follows
II those who succeed embarrassed Cor the want Of
vessels means snail be through fault of for il
my endeavor that tue the service and The
true niereals OF The couary Should DC faithfully presented TO
| Congress.
In my annual report, well in special communication,
Of tho Naval Department and In ths
been and !. .he Welfare OF the service 70
| wi
remain wharves untitled and nnepAircd for serycs
These letters are the records OF the department
anu II you have not read them [ respectfully com
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~ 73-ssF
RED RIVER.

Mass Meeting at Fort Garry-Lettcrs from
Governor Young and Earl Granvi;,e-Regret
Of tho Imperial Government at the Course
OF the Insurgents.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 10, 1870.
AT . mass meeting held at Fort Garry, Winnipeg
on the 2lst ult letter was read from Sir John
Young, Governor General Of the New Dominion in
which he says:-"rhe people may rely upon II that
respect and protection will be extended the Off
ierent religious persuasions Ithat titles rolevery
description OF property Will be guarded and that all
franchises that have. existed or which the people
may prove themselves qualified to exercise shall be
duly continued or literally C0nferred.n
message from Earl Granville to Sir John Young
was also read TO the effect that 'the Queen had
heard with surprise and regret. that certain mis-
guided persons had banded themselves together to
oppose by force the entrance OF the Lieutenant Gov
crnOr into our territory at Red river Her Majesty
does not mlstrust the loyalty OF her subjects In the
settlement and can only ascribe to misunderstand-
ing and Misrepresentation their opposition to the
change so plainly for their advantage. She relies
on your government to explain misunderstanding
and concliate the good Will OF the people Of the Red
river.u The despatch concludes, 'tne Queen ex-
poets from her representative that he will always
be ready to receive welifounded grievances, will
ne be ready to exercise oil power aud authority she
has entrusted to him In support OF order and the
suppression OF unlawful disturbances.n
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EUR ROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET LONDON. Feb. I0-2 p.
M.-Consols for money g2ts; for the account, e25t.
United states nvetwenly bonds, 81 for the Old issue
OF 1865. stocks steady. Illinois Central, l11k.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARis, Feb. lo.-The Boursc closed
Grm. Eentes, 13f. 45c.
FRANKFORT BoURss.--FRANKFORr Feb. TO-
United States i've twenty bonds closed quiet.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-LIyERPooL, Feb.
I0--lI A. M.-The cotton market opened quiet and
steady. Middnng upands, ii ad.; mlddliDg Orleans.
Ilhu. lla4d The sales OF the day are estimated at
10000 bales.
IIAvRE COTTON MARKET-HAvRY, Feb. Io.-Cotson
closed quiet on the spot and anoat.
LIVERPOOL BgEhDsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERpool,
Feb. 10-2P T. M-Wheat, 7s. "a. per GENITAL for No. 2
red Western Corn 26s. CO. per quar.er FOR Eu-
ropean.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAR1ET.-LIyERpooL
FeD. S0-2 T. M.---pork, 97s. per Dbl. for Eastern
prime mess. Lard 70s. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MAaAEI.-LoNDoN, Feb. 10
r. M.-Ta!low nrm nj As. sd. per cwt. Turpentine,
3Us. 6d. n 3ls 6d. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MAKxEr.-ASrwERP Feb. 1o-Petro-
lepm Closed nat at 5SSsr -s.
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THE RAT PIT SANCTUARY.

The usual daily services were held yesterday In
the lately consecratea barroom OF Kit Burn IN
Water street. The attendance was suficienty large
to I'LL the apartment but 1t noticed that none OF
the class OF uniortunatcs for whose benefit tho mis-
sion was established were present. The excrcses's
were the same as on the preceding days, nnt were
marked by extraordinary fervor OF utteranoe on tho
part OF those more conspicuousy engaged IN
ciamatiOn. number OF stree. boys, Attracted
10 the place by the dreary and mcnoton uus
singing, amused themselves by making fac Is ut tna
devout Within but otherwise the congrcg alton WAS
not DISTURBED. several gentlemen who arc to bs
10und. whenever ana wherever there Ii chance
Of their OBSCURE uames being mentioned Ia tho
newspapers were quite conspicuous, 0Ut much Ia
the way. Ine Rev. Mr.. Holmes opened with prayc-.
''Fahern Gleeson, OF BROOKLYN fervcnty RESPONDED,
ana wnen his turn came Delivered NJ mssif in re-
marks 10 the Almighty much more scn5lbe aud less
ltuliIiyinE than the wild harangaes u .hc other
enthusiasts VINO followed min IN the EXERCISES OF .ln
hour.
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ENGLAND.

Parln montary Debntcs-Tlo Alabama CinIms
Before tho Losds--City Railroads Exten-
sion.
LONDON, Feb 10, 1870.
In the House OF Lords TO day Lord Redcsdale
chairman or the committee, said bills were pending
for the construction OF tNcntyfour street railways
With an aggregate length OF l45 miles. or these
Oils seven related 10 lines to be authorized In the
streets OK London. He ADVISED that an official in
Quiry be made on this subject.
Tie Earl or Kimberley promised that tha govern
ment woald make an investigation.
the Earl OF kimberley sobmitted correspondence
between England and the United States on the SUBJ
tect OF tho Alabama GAINS and the House ad-
Jonrncd.
Tho ITSnse of Commons Church PreroCa-
t;ycs--posiui Teicarn nnhr-O'Donovan Ros-
sa's Scat.
iospoS Feb. 10. 1870.
IN the Rouse OF Commons today Mr.. Beaumont
gaze notice OF tho introduction or bill to relieve
the bisnops FROM attendance at the si:tags OF the
House or LORDS.
The Marquis 0! Harrington. the Postmaster Gene
raj, explained that to confusion IN the telegraphc
Rervice YVES due 10 the .nexpcricnce OF the new
poyes the bad state Of the weather and the sudden
increase OF business. He nplored the public to have
patience. as the trouble was temporary.
Hr. Gladstone moved that rs O'DonoyaD Rosa
could not under the Jaw taac seal IN Tue HOUSE OF
Commons new writ OF election be issued FOR rip.
pcrary
Mr. Henry Matthews, member for Dungarvan, op.
posed the motion.
The Solicitor General, admitting that Rossas crime
Mas not treason. said that nevertheless attander
attached aud therefore ;he motion was within The
covers OF the House.
sIr. Johnston made aspeecn against the motion.
Er. Claiborne Hardy argaeG that II Rosa was
remDer CT the House he would be liable TO expul-
ss,op. Tac course OF the governmcu. IN this case
would therefore have his support
Sir nornae Palmer concurred in the opinion es.
prcossa py tho solicitor General.
fAaet speeches against the motion from Nessrs
J'euyerie and Gregory vote was taxen with the
foowiu. result
yvr ar. Gadsoncs motion. ....................3o .3ol
No:.ce was given OF q bin providing for reorgan-
xa;on or the mint ana making the Chancellor OF the
EKche9usr eI 0Dcio masie! OF The mint
Mr.. Monseii, Cnder secretary for the Colonies re-.
rcrrcd to the Red River disturbances, and attributed
the oppostsisn there 10 Governor McDougall to aa
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PENNS YLVANIA.
Governor Cenry's Veto or tho AIetropo olitnn
Police Bili-Iho Case OF Dr. SclOcppe.

Governor Cenry's Veto or tho Metropolitan
Police Bili-Iho Case OF Dr. SciIOcppc.
HARRISBURG, Feb TO- 1870.
Governor Geary, In ms veto or tho Metropolitan
Police bill. says:-Io recognize the right OF the
Legislature TO egislate specially for one city Is to
acknowledge that they have similar power over
every other city, village and borough within thu
State. and that by the same reason Congress pos
aesses IKE power to lesslate for different States and
make grand Metropolitan Police bill, and secure
the executive. Legislative and judicial power to
few pcrsons ana exclude the masses OF the people.
SO he was unprepared TO sanction any such mis-
chieyous legislation, SO anti-rcpubican IN its
character and calculated to destroy the dearest
privileges OF the people. IL IL anti.repuDcan
Ia form aud not democratic In principle for
the state 10 perpetuate its power by the pas
sage oil unequal ana unjust laws towards the
minority. For these and other reasons We cannot
approve the bill nor 40 anything to take from tho
people any portion OF their inherent rights. Tne
election OF every local oicer witn executive duties
should be submitted TO popular vote ana there Is
no reason why Philadelphia should be deprived OF
the Hght Of choosing by ner own vote those who
should constitute commissioners Of the police
members Of the Legislature
II is reported thar Governor Geary has refused to
approve the bill passed last week directing the Su-
preme Court to review the evidence and decide cap
ltal cases on their merits. IL passed To cover
death in Carlisle rhe C1er JusaIce mad nearI ,Sa
case and denied writ OF error, but II was suDsc.
qnentiy allowed BY the Attorney General and tho
case was argued before the Supreme Court yester-
day. The bill u general one ana provides IN tho
nrst section that writ ofierror In capital shall
be allowed as matter OF right Tne second Sec
ton requires the supreme Court to review all
snch cases OH It's merits. While favorable to tho nrss
section the Governor will veto the blil because OF
hs objections TO the second ScCsion. Much evidence
has been presented 10 the Governor the or r
schoeppe, and IL - generally conceded thar II tho
supreme Court shall decide that there ls error IN
the record he VIII not be inclined extend clemency
10 tne prisoner. Inc record as IL now STANDS Win
the executive ~ most damaging TO Dr. S ~hoepDe.
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FORTY-FIRsT CONGRESS,
Second Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. 1870.
COTIEGEa

WAsBIN0Tos, Feb. 10. 1870.
COLLEGES.
Mr.. SEIZURE, trep.l OF NO., introduced joint reso-
luton concerning colleges for the promotion OF agr-
culture and the mechanic arts. 1t provides that no
State that has not received Its proportion OF the
grant OF land donated by the United States for agr-
ccvc such lands unless the colleges to be established
shall provide facilities for instruction for all with.
out regard to race oil color. Referred TO the Commit.
tee on Education.
MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE.
Mr. CHANDLER, rep OF Mich. from the Commit.
tee on Commerce, reported with amendments, d
bill TO reorganize the marine hospital service. II
provides for the collection from masters and ow
OF two cents per day for each seaman on vessels
OF the United States arriving from foreign port,
registered, enrolled or licensed vessels
in the coastng trade, who snail have been employed
on such els since they last entered at any
United States port. All moneys so collected shall DC
paid into the treasury without reduction and bc
credited to the Marine Hospital Iund. The oecre-
tary OF the Treasury IL authorized to appoint q
supervising surgeon OF the Marine Hospital service
to have general control the disbursement fund at
salary OF $1,000 per annuin ana travelling ex-
penSeS.
NAVY DEfIoIgyCY BILL
Mt. MORRILL,, rep.l OF Me-, belng awarded the
floor called DIP the bill making appropriations 20
supply DEFICIENCIES III the.appropriations TO the naval
service for the present nscat year. lie explained
that the bill was intended TO enable the Navy De-
partment 10 meet the exlgencies OF the pubic SER
vice, and that the amount appropriated had been
reduced To che lowest figure consistent with tho IN,
tereste OF the government
Mr. CRAaIS, rep Of N. H., submitted on amsld-
ment 10 restrict the expenditures or the mo10y TO
providing materials for earring on ins wgtk ana
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Presbyterian Reunion In San Francisco
Seizure for Iniracti0n or Revenue Laws.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10, 1870.
reunion OF the clergymen, elders and members
OF the Presbyterian Church was held last evening
IN commemoration OF the union OF the Old and New
Schools. Rev. Drs. Scudder Scott and 0thersyparti
Cipated.
James church edlfice.
The ship washington Libby. which lately arrived
at this port from Caao, has been seized for nfring
ing upon the custom House regulations.
Resolutions have been introduced IN the Legfsla-
ture instructlhg California delegation IN Con-
gress urge the repeal OF the present internal reve
nue. law, or such modification or the same a. shall
exempt fruit disters from Its provisions as applied
to malt and grain distIlers.
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CUBA.

Vairaseda al NIanznnill0 En- Route 70,
BayamO-The Casino Espanol ON the Recent
Assassination OF an American.
HAVANA, Feb. TO- 1870.
Late advices from the Eastern Department have
been received. Count yalmaseda arrived at Man.
zanillo on the 5th inst. and woua leave Tor Bayamo
but at what time IL was uncertain. -
Vhe Casino Espanol, representing the wealthy and
prominent Spanards OF Havana mas issued q docu-
ment protesting against the vile unwarrantable and
criminal assassination Of Isaac Greenwaldth. A
special meeting OF that body was held at which q
subscription was started for the benefit the widow
anu orphans OF Greenw aldtn.
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VIRGINIA..

Tho LcgIslnture-Adverse Report on Ratify-
ing the Constitutional Amendments-Elec-
ti0n OF Sinte Officers.
RICHMOND, Feb TO- 1870.
IL the Legislature to-day the House Judiciary
Committee reported adversely to u resolution re.
fefred 1t at the brief session In October last pro-
posing the ratl ncation OF the fourteenth and If
tecnin amendments to the constitution OF the United
S.nLes.
James Mcdonald was elected Secretary OF State,
William j. Taylor First Auditor
An excursion party OF twenty gentleme n, incud-
Ing the following members OF Congress- arrived
er, Of New York; Woodward, OF Pennsylvania
sphinx, OF Dacotah, and Booker, OF Virginia. They
casue from Washington.
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LOUISIANA.

I.urge Fire md Loss of Life In New Orlcaus-
Serious shooting AfTrny-Tw0 Policemen
Shot.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 10, 1870.
Two cotton pickcries-Kehllnger's and Collins
were burned to-day. The loss was 100000. Charles
Mcrrileld persisted In the flames.
TWO policemen were dangerously shot to-day by q
negro. Another policeman then shot the negro, se-
riously wounding hlm.
Private dispatches report the destruction by fire
OF the business portion OF the town OF Port Gibson
MISS. Tpe Post ONCE and hotel were among the
buLd.ngS DESTROYED.
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THE WEEKLY HERAED.
The Cheapest nnd Best Newspr A,cr in tho
Country.

The Cheapest nnd Best Newsp lycr In Tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the pres rat week now
ready, contains the very iatest Eu :opean News ~
the Gable up to me hour OF puolc Ason; also Tee-
graphic Dcspatcnes rom Cuoa, icxico and other
points II also contains the Cur rent News OF the
Week; the Fashions; Amusement ), facet,I; Foreign
lntcligence sporting ana Lt erary Intelligence;
Warrington news; Obituary NJ tices; Editorial Ar
tces on the prominent topics OF the day; Agri-
cultural Budget; hev'ews OF the Cattle, Horne, Dry
Coeds ana Boot ana Shoe Nsarkets; Financial and
Commercial Intelligence, aI ld accounts OF All tho
important and interesting cy 1uts or the wees.
TggAs:-Singe subscriptl on a.; Tlree COME, q.
f"e copies % Zen copie a, sl5 Single copies. Gys
certs eGca. A limited n Hrlber OF advertisements
Inserted In the WEEKLY IEnAlp
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Weekly Customs Receipts.
The customs receipts for the week ending Febru.
arv x aa f0llOWa.-
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PersOnal.
Generals Sheridan and Terry have arrived In this
city and both had interviews with the Preslden: this
morning. General Sheridan was accompanied by
General Forsyth.
Brlgadier General A. II. Terry, commanding the
Department Of the SOUTH has arrived here from
Georgia.
First Lieutenant G. A. Hesselburger, stationed In
Mississippi, reached here this morning on brief
leave OF absence.
Brevet Brgadier General j. A Potter. major and
quartermaster, is in the city, under orders not to
exceed ten days.
Captain Commercial, commanding the Monarch,
has acknowledged the receipt OF q letter from the
Secretary OF the Navy and expressed his regret that
his orders TO return to Europe will prevent his
ceptance OF the Secretarys invitation to visit An
napolis with his ship.
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Tsconesption OF his powers. IIo said instructions
had been forwarded to tho Governor.
House adjourned.
The shareholders OF the Grand Trunk Railroad
approve OF consolidation with tho Lake Huron road.
Governments Debt Intcrest-TeIegrnph Iu-
Observation-Disclosures Navy-Rov0nuo
Duties.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1870.
bill has been prepared, which viii DO submitted
to Parliament at an early day for making the inter-
est on the cons OILS payable quarterly.
There Is an active speculation In telegraph shares
IN commercial quarters.
The London Time, this morning opposes the gov.
ernment proposition Tor promoting emigration to
Canada
The Admiralty once viii sell q number or war
steamers a. Lloyd's at the close or February.
Tho governments has declined to promise O reduo.
ton in the tobacco dutes as requested BY delega-
ton which had an interview with the Chancellor OF
the ExcnsQuer.
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TURKEY.

Claims Bill from Esypt-The Cloud In tho
East.
CoSsrANTINoPLE Feb. 10, 1870,
lsmah Facha, the viceroy OF Egypt, has sent to
the Sublime Porte the bull for the construction OF the
iron-clads which he ma shad built and which is was
juststpulated he should surrender to the Porte but
still deiains tho vessels.
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Napoleon in Uniform as Head Of
tho Army.
The Alabama Claims, the Church Cues
ion and Irish Radicahsm in
the British Parliament.
Turkey and Egypt---The Cloud in
the Hast.
FRANCE.

Tho Radical Revolutionary Excffemcns In
Paris-Condition OF tho City Yesterday
0IOrninY.
PARIS, FEB. 1o--Noon.
There was considerable excitement among the
people during yesterday and last evening The
police were active, dispensing crowds hero and
there, but no outbreaks occurred. Many arrests
were made.
the military was also OF. In force but Its services
were not needed.
BY two O'Clock ths morning the streets wcrc
nearly as quiet as usual, and Ss this hour the ciy Is
perfectly Tranquil.
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SPAIN.

Peace with this South American Republics.
Madrid. Feb. 10, 1870.
ThoGovernment has sent authority to the Spanish
Minister at washington 10 make treaties OF peace
WITH tho republics OF South America
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ROME. .

The IufaiIbility Questlon-Frsnch Opinion.
ROME, Feb. 10, 1870.
The Ecumencal Council Is deiuged with petitions
from tho Gaiiicaa clergy favoring the dogma Of
papal infal!ibllity.
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yicercgnl Surrender.

LONDON, Feb. TO- 1870.
The viceroy Of Egypt has concluded to SEND his
iron-clads TO Constantnople. but win withhold the
rifes manufactured for him IN Europe.
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Quics Matntaiued.

PARIS, Feb. lo-S r. n.
The city Is st!i, quiet.
Armed police are patrong the quarter lately
occupied by the rioGers.
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y RnnicnI Rc {orm.-The Old Mode Of
naIy assned eni9r paTs v 9T less sasura =; .,er
raw ipats 10 the sseLei hbres the vcy sade
been bescbed .en III tm. .r ana 4.
Las "A o xedil.cnl - " ~
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A Woudcryui Cure nv rvis.,.ouo, xy,,., ~
Briyts disease oi the k Iays Sec raw ,,npi,, a. your
druggists. -F - 49,
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Jobbrrs-seo Our Stock of White Shirts nnd
cel a ptce list. KEEP kASuFACTUklss GO,
~ West Braaj6aY
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:, Oricc DIR. Fiiler's Rheumatic Rrm~dy, SO4
Broadway.-Advics gratis Cases legally vaua1'sd cured
or money refunded Sold BY druggists.
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Fine Watches aud .Jo,velry

nr. iiun'' k.-d3 Years mt No. 3 Division
rrse now al ~ B0ni street dons Rowery. Opsn
iFon.s A. NJ ssf. NJ Not open Sunday BOOK sra.ls.
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Crisfndoro's Inriya,icd Ianir Dye,--SoIt
Anh applied al his Wis scalp Aetory No As,or house
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Executive Caution.

PAAIs, Feb. 10-5 r. u.
The vigilance OF the government authorities Is by
no means abated. Troops are near at hand which
can be concentrated at given point at the shortest
notice.
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100 Barrels Fine BOnrbOn Whiyhcy. Nearly
two old made In the old fashioned the fsrnsrs
9. J. YVasYy. lgs Pearl slssst
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Tho Radical Press.
The Effect ut the Tuiieries.

The journal La Aisere has been seized and Its
director arrested
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Foreign Newspaper Comment.

Foreign Newspaper Comueut.
PARIS, Feb. 10, 1870.
Copies OF the Gazette d'Aucsoouro. containing a
draft or the canon OF rapal infability, with com.
ments thereon, were seized and connscated a. the
Post once In Rouen.
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OF hh bripona for sale ard repaired hy r cls
men btJi 4. Al.hES 4 St.S, ll.3
Twenty seventh sad Twenty egb,h sues aud {j B.oad.
way, oiyo door below C.oai street.
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The grand ball at the Tueries. announced for last
evening, postponed on account OF the disorders.
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The amount OF bullion in tho Bank OF France has
increased 900, Door. during the week.
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A .Rod" Leader "yyantod. ),

PARIS, Feb. 10-lP.M.
Gustave Flourens has not yet been arrested lie Is
said to have ned to Belgium.
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Capital Against Riot-IIow tho Buiiionists
Reply to Revelation.