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ANTED Operators prcssers fnishers. who IN.
w delstand DuttOuhole making gu cua,s, al 81 New
BoWeIl, top 1Oor
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A LII KINDS new sewing machine. for sale. to
"a rent, q exchanged alsj, bought and repaired .
9o9o second hand. very oheapi moathy psynen.. 100
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NANrED-A ldloress, to WORK on custom paut,,
w to baste AID nnlsl others neeu apply at 81
GanesyOort s., corner OF Washington.
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I ost uno Souno.

-~>>7-~~>~N~>>~
pST Or ITO ES-Bank book, Issued by the
torber II not found returned TO tue bank within
tnlry days from TINS date will apply to the haps frr a
new book. HANNAH Al CuIPinA ~
New York, April 80, 1870. SO N0''''A'AN'
OST-on Thursday, 18th inst. from a truck, while
lJRolhg from frankioTt 81 to West HobOken roll Of
saibeii n the hinder viii return the same 10 LkWIs Il
Cohh NO South st. he viii receive liberal reward
DAWNbROk ERs and Others are hereby can
uohed against receiving three sample rolls OF cut
lery HnH syerplaed ware stolen from the unders Isd
nW o. liberal reward Will pc paid for the recovery
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Stblna qlatgln,G

A III sEWlSG MACIINEs1At msnumcturers'
~ prices, $40 down, and $40 monthly Second hand
machlnes ~ low prices Machines rented 10 Leon.
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No delay
w Mi,r CoIiI%s's. Union nv.
lei"een Java anu kcn sts, GlecnpOnt. l.. l.
WANTED-A Rloress on cu.tom wolki GOOD
w Ou'lohho'e ma@er ~ Mulberry &c. Room 10,
WANTED--A apprentices At dressmaeinp. Apply at
w 20! West id'L
WANTED Twenty i've grI, 10 make horse bI,n-
w kets. Arry to JOIN WA"Nu, ionkc,s, ny
NNANTED-smart active glls 10 orr, ATE the Biees
W machine lessons Ice. AMY al O% IiroAGwaY
NNANTED-sh hand, 10 work on me SHIRT,
w none nut good hands iOi lIud,oH st
WANTED-First class workers for dre.maSlng
w no othes becd Apply "a Clint N place. from toe
w mAkels 6ocole a ID ay, corner lOlh st,
WANTED-5 nr,tc ass mnnncrs, Al Mrs 4. VAN
" ple' % pNsion't stendy employment
WANrED-Opuators on otldrcut sLoes at 70
w htrueftsl htal smith, Wllamsburgh
WANlED-Elt,t Class operator, ami pastors AR.
" lHlH soN shoe upper Manufacturers, Goid 81
WANTED-A Young gll ior general Lousework,
w Ny a tmhl private family, ia5 I'd aN
WANTED-2 Flrst0lcutu on hair work! naid willie
w learning, Ary u, 80 "a uy
WANTED-sT wailei girs. 40 BowerY, c5rlcr OF
WANTED-FlrstclaSs dressmakcr,. Apply at 81
INA GOOD bonnet frame matters Rlso a GOOD
Avn pIe.snan wanted at GOTI HOLD q sCil6NE
NANS. ESQ broadway.
En OPERATORS, basten and buttophole
ON makers on lined coats IN aud out OF the house
eo Iwentyiourth 81, cor 9Th ay, ID loft,
1Hn OPERATOR :, bas,srs, nni.heTS and bpiton
AOu'uwsH wanted ~ ~ and so lOlh it'. nesI Az b.
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Gtnlobals.


Hllst,llantous
ISROqk TROUT OF all sizes for sale. Apply to
ID Or address SHANTl GREER,
shanty costing $500 warranted to produce 81 100 to
10000 h'h yearly Apply as above.
SAKEIS' AND COSPECrIONERS' tools Of
- every description u large assortment always Oh
wM. HART, manufacturer 81 Catharine st.
DIVORCES legally obtained. desertion, &c. sum.
~ eenl cause no publicity no charge In advance;
ndNceiroe NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, Is Nassau st., \. Y.
UyOK SALE-A young greyhound 10 month, old,
Il weighs pound. Inquire IN the baker store, 656 ID
avenue.
jTOR SAIE--sx good carpenter benches cheap
LIST ay.
INOR SALE-Monl lay morning, 5000 or 400 bottles
II oieyery Kind and color. q Glecnwlcl ST.
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE in
mil, as water 81. AUGUSTUS IABER q BROS. i'm.
pofteis ana Wholesale dealers
STORE FIXTURES ron SALE CHEAP,
- lueud ~ glass cpses, tables, shelving, mirrors,
once. T.. V. tAUGHwoUT q Co, ass 400 and Gsi
Broadway, corner OF Br0ome 81,
SIX BARBER ichalrs Tor sale. together or single
- Apply al 100 Broadway,
TINO PAlNrERS.-A substitute for boiled oil 4Oc
Il per gallon. III John ST., New York.
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THE NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
From the N. Y. Herald.

From the NJ Y. Herald.
"Gold declined to 12OH, although at the beginning
It was thought that the market ought to have gone
up for the that the necessity for paying old
debts in coin would create inordinate demand for
the precious metal. That the gold operators had
some intmation OF the decision on Saturday seems
evident from the rates OF gold in the loan market
day as well as in the larger dealings at the Clearing
House. Transactions in gold at not OF large
amount, for at this figure reaction set in, and
simultaneously there was an upward turn in prices
at the Stock Exchange. The reason was that after
the first furry and confusion had passed, the specu-
lators thought the situation more calmly, and
upon the discovery that during the past eight years
OF suspension OF specie payments most Of our rail-
ways had cancelled the greater portion OF their old
bonds by the issue OF new ones, were solict9us to
buy back the stocks which in their fright they
had fastened to sell. IL is significant however,
that the recuperaton in prices after the greatest
depression OF the day was slowest in those stocks
which are underaid by the largest bonded debt.
The reaction in gold was based upon the idea that
as there can be further issues OF greenbacks
stronger efforts will be made for an imitation OF ma
tonal bank note currency II not for general free
banking law We give in the tables further on the
result OF these influences upon gold and stocks. In
the latter Rock Island was again active, and
lis upon the action OF the governing committee in
directing subcommittee 10 make an investigation
Of the claim OF the directors to have the stock again
placed on the call II is said that satisfactory evil
dence is given that the registration OF all the stock
has been made, and 1t is expected that Rock
Island will be once more called within day
or two. In the agitation produced by the news
from Washington the price fell Off to 11TA. Erie
was strong on the showing OF increased earn
ngs, and was firm throughout the excitement.
Western Union was heavy and declined to "a a. New
Jersey Central was feverish between the limits OF
99k and 1905. Ohio and Mississippi was the latest
feature in the bull movement, and advanced to 29
Pacific Mail actively strong in the early portion
OF the day, and sold at Az, but declined in the
afternoon to 40A.
TO six per cent. Commercial paper was in good
demand and was quoted at 81 to ~ per cent for
prime double names. Foreign exchange was firm
on the basis OF 100 for prime bankers sixty day
sterling"
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FROM THE WEST.

Missouri Democratic Caucus-State Affairs.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Sat q Democratic caucus in
jefferson City last night the constitutional
amendment recently introduced in the Senate,
relating to the enfranchisement of all disfran-
chised persons was discussed, and resolution
adopted declaring the purpose of the caucns to
support such proposition.
A scheme was developed yesterday for a divi-
sion of the State of Missouri, the river to be the
dividing line. The scheme is based on the
alleged unequal division of Offices both State
and national. @
A proposition to appoint female assistants to
the State Superil tendent of Public Schools was
defeated in the House; also, that colored
teachers should be given the preference for
colored schools; also, that colored children
should have the privilege of attending white
schools where separate schools for colored
children were not established. Reference to the
proceedings of the Women's Suffrage Associa-
tion held here on Saturday night was made in
both houses and long discussion followed.
Mrs. Amelia Hobbs has been elected Justice of
the Peace for Jersey Landing township, Jersey
county Illinois, by majority of &c. This is the
first woman ever elected to Office in Illinois.
The Southern Railroad Bill.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Sat public meeting in
Covington last night resolutions were adopted
instructipg representatives in the Legislature
to vote for the Southern Railroad bill, and COM
mttee was appointed to visit Frankfort to pre-
sent the same to the Legislature.
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The Opening Of Parliament-The
Queens Speech-Scenes and Cere-
monies-The Laying Of
Another Submarine
Cable
FROM EUROPE.

The Arrest of RochefcIEtHis SI,ra Partisans ASSEM-
Blythe An0gO-Americdn Cable
PARIS, Feb. 7-Evening.-Hen Rochefort,
the editor of the Mdrseslldise, was arrested at
his residence in the northeastern part of the
city at an early hour this morning. His friends
and partisans are assembling. Great crowds
are collected in that quarter, and serious trou-
bles are expected.
Great Crowds of People on the Streets, and
Barricading Commenced.
PARIS, Feb. 8-2A A. M.-The troubles at Belle
Vile are serious. The streets are filed with
shouting people, and barricading has COM
menced.
The Imperial Troops Rushing to the Scene.
A detachment of Imperial troops arrived in
the vicinity at II o'clock.
Later Pnrticulars-The Locality Of the Barri-
cades.
ga. M.-Barricades have been erected in the
Rue du Faubourg de Temple, Rue st. Maur,
Rue Grange Aux Bellies, and other streets in
the vicinity of Belleville.
The Scene of the Disturbance
is near the Northern and Strasbourg Railway
Stations.
More Troops the Ground.
At half-past II additional detachments of
troops arrived, but to this hour no firearms have
been used.
The troops in garrison in the vicinity have re-
ceived orders to hold themselves in readiness to
march at moments notice. Such are the
precautions taken by the police and military
authorities that it is believed the riot will not be
attended with any serious consequences.
The Troubles still Extending.
PARIS Feb, 81 A. M.-The troubles at Belle
vile lasted all night and have extended north
ward to La Vallette, the extreme northeastern
arrondissement within the Notifications.
The Troops withhold Their Fire.
The troops have not yet resorted to the use of
their firearms.
The Police at Work.
The police have been active and made many
arrests Beyond the excitement naturally Incl
dent to such an occasion, the rest of the city is
tranquil.
Precautions ofthe Government.
The government still continues its preeau-
tionary measures to prevent outbreaks else
where.
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ENGLAND.

Openiua of Pnrlinment-The Queens speech.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-The sessions of Parliament
were opened to-day. The Queens speech was
read by commission, her Majesty excusing her
self on account of recent indisposition. The
Queen comments on the tranquility which pre-
walls in all quarters of the globe, and notices
the growing disposition of all countries to appeal
to friendly mediation rather than to resort to
arms.
She asserts the favorable condition of the
finances and revenues of the realm; suggests
the continuation of the inquiry commenced du-
ring the last session into the mode of conducting
Parliamentary elections; announces the pro-
liability that the Government will
propose land reform measures for
Ireland, and will introduce a bill to
define the status of citizens of foreign countries
who may desire naturalization; recommends
such legislation on the subject of religious tests
in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge as
will increase the usefulness of those institutions;
comments upon the recent agrarian outrages in
Ireland; and after resume of various measures
of domestic reform to be submitted to Parlia-
ment closes as follows:-"Upon these and all
other subjects her Majesty devouty prays that
your labors may be constantly attended by the
blessings of God"
Ship News.
QUEENsTowN, Feb. 6.-The steamships Mara
than. and the Queen, arrived here yesterday.
Another Gable.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-Another cable, to connect
Wales and Rhode Island, will shortly be laid A
contract for the cable, to cost e600 000 has just
been signed
The Oxford Boat Race.
Tomorrow the Oxford University boat crew
will accept the challenge of the Cambridge crew
for the regular annual race.
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attempt 10 prove that the signature TO this
check does not betray any nervousness in the
writer. They try TO prove her to have been In
robust health. But on that same day she met
her laboring man In the street, who asked her
how she was. She distinctly told him that she
was not well at that time.
The only allegation made against DIR. Schoeppe
was on the ground of death from prussic acid.
1t was not until the case was nearly through that
some Of the witnesses proposed the theory of
morphia. A physician who stated on the trial
sfa- was Ir0ln ~ nae Deiore stated
not from narcotics. 1t was only thinking
out theory of his own which caused him 10
change his opinion.
On account of other business of the Court, the
argument in this case was then adjourned until
tomorrow morning.
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FOURTH EDITION
Reconstruction of the Navy-The Ma
val Bulletin-Pacihc Railroad
Bonds-Proceedi in
Congress To-day.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Pacific Railroad Bonds.

Special Deepdtch 70 The BUentng IetsgTaph
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-The Pacific Railroad
Committee has agreed TO report the bill autho-
rizing the Northern Pacific Railroad to Issue
bonds secured by their franchise and stock and
to change the location of the terminus of tho
road from Puget Sound to the Columbia river.
Disability Bill.
The Reconstruction Committee has agreed TO
report the General Disability bill. 1t allows all
persons who desire to have disabilities removed
to go before the United States District Judge
entitled to have disabilities removed, and autho-
rizes the Judge to make such report to Congress.
ReorganixinR tho Navy.
The House Naval Committee meet tonight to
discuss the bill recognizing the navy. The
committee was engaged to-day In considering
private bills.
Naval Orders.
Despatch 20 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-Lieutenant Henry q.
Nichols is detached from duty at League Island
station and ordered to the Philadelphia Navy
Yard. Passed Assistant Paymaster Francis 7.
Gillett is detached from the Dacotah and or
dered to settle accounts. First Assistant Engi-
neer Clark Fisher is detached from the Mantle
and awaits orders. Passed Assistant Paymaster
II. Trumbull Stanclife is detached from duty in
the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing and Or
dered to the st. Mary's on March l. Ensign
Daniel Delehantes from the Delaware and En-
sign James ID. Adams from the Mare Island
Navy Yard, California, and orderedto the st.
Nary's. .. f...
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.


heANy EonhCco NanoHoe
HARTFORD, Feb S.-The liabilities of ID. W.
King, commission tobacco merchant, who made
an assignment recently, WILL It is thought, reach
nearly 100000. Il is said one Of his creditors
win bring suit against him soon on charge OF
false pretences.
Connectlcut Republican State Convention
The Republican State Convention will meet
here on Wednesday. There viii be Acaucus on
Tuesday evening. Senator Buckingham, who
is one of the delegates from Norwich, is ex-
pected to be present, and will probably preside.
The denomination of Governor Jewell is re-
garded as certain.
The British ship Monarch.
PORTLAND, Feb S.--The ship Monarch, Cap
tain Commerell, is under orders from the Ad-
miralty to sail for Portsmouth, England, direct
and will leave on Saturday or Sunday, without
going to Boston or New York.
Prince Arthur.
BosToE, Feb. S.-Prince Arthur will leave
Peabody this afternoon direct for Montreal.
Last evening Captain Commerell and other
British officers dined with the Prince.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Rxplosion In Bestou.

BosToS, Feb. S.-A severe explosion of gas
occurred here last night, near the corner of
Hanover and Salem streets damaging the pro-
perty to the extent of $4,000, but doing no per-
sonal injury. The explosion was caused by
leak in the cellar, shattering the building and
blowing out all the windows; and, following the
sewer, the flames ignited building one hundred
yards distant A tiag-stone weighing three tons
was lifted from Its bed and tilted nearly on its
end.
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PLAYING PoLICEMAN.-About / O'clock LnIs
morning William Kane was arrested at Seventh
and Carpenter streets for drunkenness. He had
been playing policeman and had woman named
Annie Penrose in custody. When searched at
the station-house pistol was found in his pos
session. Kane was arralgned before Alderman
Bonsall and was committed for trial.
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE GEORGE M. WHAR-
ToN.-To-day at noon the funeral services of
George M. Wharton took place at the Church of
st. James the Less, near Laurel HILL No SER
vices of any description were held at his late
residence. At eleven o'clock n large body of
relatives and personal friends proceeded in car
riages direct to the church.
The burial services were performed by Rev.
DR.. Morton, of st. James, assisted by Rev. DIR.
Davies, of st. Peters Episcopal Church. The
remains were inferred in the cemetery adjoining.
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A New PosT OFFICR.-The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Times sends that
paper the following Observation-Disclosures
phia, emulous of New York and Boston, pro-
poses to have a new Post Office building. the
estimated cost of which is about 81, ,00O, ,O0O
tating the subject among the members of the
Congressional delegation from that State. Petit
tions and SO forth are to be sent out in few
days, but it is thought better not to mention the
matter In Congress until the League Island ap-
preparation shall have been passed upon"
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Respect to Peabody.

BALTIMORE, Feb S.-The flags on the public
buildings are at half IN ist, and the bells of the
churches and fire department were tolled from
II A. N. to P. M. in respect to the memory of
the late Mr.. Peabody, whose interment at Pea
body takes place to-day.
baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, Feb, s.-A severe snow and hail storm
is prevailing and restricts business, and very little
was done in any department Cotton dull and nomi-
nally 24Nc. Flour dull and very small business
Grain-No receipts and very little was done, and the
market is nominaly as quoted yesterday. Provisions
unchanged in every respect with very small bus-
ness. Whisky is in good demand at sSc. for wood
bound barrels,
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"A commission formed of delegates from the
States of the Zollverein has been in session at
Berlin to report on commercial matters, and de-
wise means to improve the present statistical
system.
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IT WILL be seen, by another column, that the
business of Mr.. j. w. Proctor, who some time
since left the city under peculiar circum-
remnants of the stock left behind him at No. 920
Chestnut street, are still being disposed of by the
representatives of his creditors
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FROM TRENTON.
Cuban Independence.

Cuban Independence.
TRENTON, Feb. SIN the House this morning
a resolution was passed praying the New Jersey
representatives in Congress and the United
States Senate to unite to urge the acknowledge
them to demand the liberation of persons inn
prisoned ip England for seeking to gain the in
dependence of Ireland.
The Latest Quotations.
PARIS, Feb. s-The Bourse opened excited. Rentes,
T3f zoe.
ANTWERP Feb. s.-Petroleum opened heavy az
69Af
The Government has excluded Papal currency
from general circulation In France.
ship News.
FORT MONROE, Feb. Put in for harbor
barque h. B. Walker, from Hatanzas for New
York.
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RoBBERY.-Last night Jenkins dry goods
store, No 1107 Spring Garden street. was entered
by thieves who pried open back door. 1t il
not known whether anything was carried off.
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TNHERE is NOW OVER 100000 PRIZE MONEY
u unclaimed In the United States Treasury. All
pNvsons who have been In the Naval service of he
United States, their heirs representatives, should
make an immediate inquiry upen the sabjectat u
ls1 8. SEVENTH Street $50
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-John Donovan, aged
50 years, was arrested at Eighth and Catharine
streets yesterday for assault and battery on a
woman named Susan Coleman. He had hear
ing before Alderman Bonsall and was held to
answer
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AUSTRIA.
FtunncIaI NIinIster to Hungary.

VIENNA, Feb. S.-Melchoir de Lonyay, re-
Gently Minister of Finances for Hungary comes
TO this city as Financial Minister of the Empire
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IMPORTANT TO ALL INTERESTED .-THR
l. arrears OF Pensions must be applied for within
i've years after the death or discharge OF soldier
sailor, marine. Those who fan to apply lose 500
per year. There are thousands In our midst, widows
dependent fathers and mothers, and orphan children
who are entitled but who have not yet applied for
pension. All who think they are entitled should at
once call on Messrs. ROBERT s. LEAGUE .& co
No. 1856 South SEVENTH Street who will promptly
obtain their pensions, or cheerfuly give any infor.
nation, free OF charge. Remember that the five
years limit allowed by law is fast drawing to,
close. 7sO
IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN AND CUBAN
ATOU prepared IN conformity
with the new requirements OF the Stat Departm snL
can be procured In twenty-four hours on appllca.
ton made, either in person or by letter. onyat the
Official Passport Bureau, No. 1876 S. SEVENTH
Street, Philadelphia, ROBERT s. LEAGUE Il co
Also, official lists OF all Ministers, Dipomati
Agents Consuls and Consular Agents OF tn
United States, who they are, where they are from
and where Dey are located Iurnisned Tree OF charge
TO applicants 80
DRIzE MONEY FOR NEW ORLEANS
il All interested In the capture OF New Orleans by
Farraguts neet, as officers, seamen, or marines
will hear something greatly TO their advantage by
calling upon in person or addressing the General
collection Agency, ROBERT s. LEAGUE d CO.,
No. 1876 South SEVENTH Street. Philadelphia AL
information given free OF charge and correspondence
promptly answered. T90
CoLDIERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DISCHARGED
~ Oh account OF Rupture or any other injury re-
ceived in the line OF duty, obtain $500 bounty
and pension, by applying TO
ROBERT S. LEAGUE CO.,
No. 1856 s. SEVENTH Street.
Full Information given free OF charge. 80
THERE is NOW OVER %, 900, 900 PRIZE MONEY
- unclaimed In the United States Treasury. All
pNrsons who have been In the Naval service of he
United States, their heirs or representatives shoub
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Jumped into the Schuylkill at Pine street wharf
yesterday. Officer Conaty, f'the Fifth district.
succeeded in rescuing him from drowning.
Davis is deranged in mind. lie was sent to the
Almshouse,
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rested at Fifth and Callowhill streets yesterday
for the larceny OF sixteen dollars from man in
a tavern in that locality. Defendant had a hear
ing before Alderman Cahin and was held in 5000
bail to answer.