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FOREIGN N VIZ.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 4.-The Times Of
this morning, in commenting on the
| Democratic adversely OF Reputation,
says Nc fears from that quarter is due
the fact that the American bonds
bearing twice the interest are not as
near par as consols.
LONDON, December 4-Mr. Gre
vile Nugent has been elected to Par
lament from Longford, over Mr
Martin, the Fenian candidate
The Stock Board declines TO qao.e
Erie Railway shares unless they are
stamped by the Protective Committee
of London. appointed to guard the
interests of the stockholders.
The resignation Of the Spanish
Cabiaet IL consequence of Stoly's
refusal to permit the candidature of
the Duke Of Genoa, is announced.
It is reported that Admiral Topete
will return to the Ministry.
The steamers Moravian, from Que
bee, and the Atlanta, from New York,
have arrived out
FRANCE.
PARIS, January THE Rappel,
one IF the organs of the irrecoacila-
bles, has been prosecuted for breach
of the press laws, in an article favor
ing political organizations among the
soldiers,
1t is reported that the new Minis
try will declare for and aeeeps the
programme of the Right Center
The Ministers were received this
afternoon by the Empress, who gave
them a very gracious welcome.
The PdtTie publishes some cor-
respondence between III. Olivier and
III. Pierre Magne, 10 prove that the
| latter ADVISED the admission of the
members of the Right and Left
Center into the Ministry.
SPAIN.
MADRID, January "A decided
negative has been received from Italy
/ in the matter Of tho candidature OF
| the Dnke Of Genoa, and as a eonse
quence Gen. Prim aud all the Depart
| ment Ministers have resigned.
MADRID, January 4-The Minis
terial crisis continues. The telegra n
from Florence announcing the mega
tive Of Italy, vas received here Sun
day, but Its publication vas sup
| pressed by the authorities until to
day For two days the Government
has been in state Of indccision as -
/ what course TO take.
The Duke OF Monipensier was ex
| pected to arrive this morning, but his
/ friends have telegraphed that he
can not come on account of the stu
alton created by the action Of Italy.
PORTUGAL.
/ LISBON, January 4. - The mail
steamer from Rio Janeiro, Decent Ser
18th, brings the following ueTs from
Paraguay:
Ygnatimi was occupied by tie allies
without resistance. Lopez has been
driven from the soil Of Paraguay.
The Prince Deu aud Seabor Pa
rankas were expected at Monte Vedeo
on their return from the sceno Of war.
The former would reach Buenos
Ayres By the frst of January.
According to the very latest &C
counts the war in Paraguay was at an
/ end. Lopez had fed into BoIivia
with bis family.
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BosToN, January 4.-The reduction
of the wages Of the laborers employed
in digging down Fort Hill led TO ia
dleatlOns OF riot, yesterday after
Doon, but the excitement was sup
pressed by the presence Of a strong
police force
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So For BLACK WORMS and PIafPLFS
pie Kennedy. prepared only by Or. b. @.
PERRY, 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. lnol7 d3n, SY1N
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Z. s. Assessor or the Second District
OF Missouri Suspend d, &c.

4. .. Ass6eSOF ca bAS SSc0Zu DlSfFECk
OF Missouri suspend d, &C.
ST.. LOUIS, January Supervisor
Marr has suspended United States
Assessor John FL. Fox, of the Second
District Of this State, for alleged ille-
gal practices. ii. Il. Schuster, As
sistaut Assessor Of the same District.
has already been removed on charges
growing out Of the same Transactions.
A committee was appointed some
days ago to draft articles for the
Worlds Fair The Association met
this evening and presented a report
recommending the organization under
the charter of the st. Louis Agrieul-
tural and Mechanical Association !;
that the name of that Association be
changed to Mississippi Valley World's >
Fair Association; that the stock be
increased to $1,000 600, and a
Board of Directors from thirteen
to fifty. After discussion the report
was referred to another committee,
who will report to a subsequent meet
lug
The caisson for tho Western pier OF
the bridge to cross tne Mississippi
here, was towed to its position to-day,
and the masonry will be commence
on 1t in a few days.
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MEMPHIS, Jan. 4.-Brevet Colonel
Charles Williams, U. g. A. command.
ing the post at Little Rock, Arkan-
sas. died there. on Monday, of con-
gestion Of the brain. His remains
have been sent to Philadelnhia.
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BATCu Ez.oR,s EEArR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true aud perfect Dye,
harml less, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints; rene
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes; invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
BLACK or BROWN. sold by all Druggists
and Perfu1ners; and properly applied at
Batcheior's Wig Factory, No, Is Bond Sc.
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The Healing. Pool.

TSSA Us FOR YOUNG MEN. who
81 have fallen into vicious he abits, and
MANHOOD, with certain means of relief
for the afflicted. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free OF charge. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, PHrLADEL-
PHIA, Pa. ear2a
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Murder TFiaI-Aan anu Y0naa SEN
ge1ced 10 the PeRitentiaFy.

BfSdHAMPToN, \. z, Janu8rv I.
The trial Of james Dewitt aud Kitty
Blanchard, indicted for the murder
of Warren Blanchard last April, was
called to-day in the Court Of Oy er
and Terminer. The prisoners plead
guilty of rnanslaughtcr in the third
degree. Dewitt was sentenced TO four
years, labor 10 the Auburn prison,
aud Kitty Blanchard to the Syracuse
peuitentiary for three years. Kitty
vas the wife OF the murdered man.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
Of Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
Which create lmpediments TO MARRIAGES.
with sure means OF relief. Sent in sealed
letter enyelepes, free of charge. Address
DR.. J. SEILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
iuLtIL aanl Ian n
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DR.. J. ". COMPTON

Omcs-Thlrd Street, between Main an
Locust front rooms over Judge Iglehearta
odicel.
Roaidenos-on Oak street, one dear E-o4=
the corner OF Fourth ard oak
nova dFm
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Tickets. Ore DOiIar Each,
The Dratcing soiEl Positively Take
Place Saturday, Jan. Is, 1870

Mr.. r. II. ELIAS has been advised by his
physician 20 discontinue the JeWelry Bust
ness. that he mas been pursuing for so
many years,On account OF its being too COR
inning and Injurious TO his health. Many
OF his old customers and the most promi-
nent and 10 esding men of Cincinnati have
advised h1na 10 make n GRAND DISTRI-
BUTTON of his entire stock and Fixtures,
ana have promised him their aid and In
fiuence. Tnis Jswelry Store was estab-
nshed by yoseph Draper IN 1892. He was
GucceeGed by Il. +. Elia= in 1853. r. II.
Elias, the p Iesent proprietor. has been en-
gagged IN the JeWaliy Business Twelve
Years He can refer With just pride to all
the jewelers. OF GtDcInnaLf, and most of
the principal business houses, with whom
he has had the pleasure Of doing business.
Ihey Will all testify to his honesty and
htraJgoLiorWerd rd ness The patrons eau rest
assn I'd that the utmost fairness and hon
esty wall 1a the greatest aim of Mr. Eitas
81 thaL all VIII share equally IN the prizes
offered.
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BUFFALO, January 4.-The buggy
used By Mr. Leonard Crocker Mas
found this afternoon under tho ice.
There were no traces Of the bodies OF
either the drowned man or hoysa.
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CoLUMBLs, January AIN tho SEN
ale to-day, u. d. Campbell Introduced
6 bill providing for the submission 10
the people, at the next 0otobcr elec.
ton, Of the question of the ratifica-
tion Of the fifteenth Amendment;
read first and second times ami re.
ferred.
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An agreement has been signed be :
tween Brazil and the Argentine Con
federation according TO which Brazil
will withdraw IL 600 from Paraguay.
aud the entire contirgeBt of the Cen
federation wilt retire.
ITALY.
ROME. January 4.--The Bishop of
Panama IS dead.
ROME, January A general con-
gfegation Of the Council vas held at
the Quirinal yesterday. The Pope
vas not present. and the Cardinal pre-
siding by right of age, announced the
recent deaths Of four Cardinals.
The appointment of Cardinal Belio
ss President of the Commission on
Dogmas. and Of Cardinal Caterina,
as President Of the Commission on
Ecclesiastical Discipline. was pro-
mulgated
The Council is 10 session again to.
day, and the business Of the organiza-
tion continues.
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LOUISVILLE January IA woman
of ill-fame. named Elizabeth Daniel.
was fouad insensible on the street to-
dav. and soon after died from the
effects of exposure and intemperance.
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CHICAGO, January 4.-Gov. Palmer
has received treasury draft for
S53 397 on account ct the State war
debt against the General Government,
being on registered claims, which.
with additional vouchers, were again
presented aud the amount secured.
The Minnesota Legislature assem-
bled at noon to day. All the mem
bers Of both Houses were present.
Governor McDougall left st. Paul
this morning, for the Dominion. lie
sill reach this city tomorrow.
CHICAGO, January The West
ern Union Telegraph Company IN
this city have been euabled to secure
a sufficient number Of operators te
supply the places Of strikers. and hav.
surplus Of tea OF twelve for ~
emergency.
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NAMbs og TOwSsHiP5

DO3 TAX For every male dog, sl 20,
additional male or female dog, 81 %.
Taxpayers are requested to call and sci
ties and costs.
Treasurer's once, December Is, 1889.
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for every female dog, q O0; and for every
tie as early as possible, and avoid pnnnI-
#. LU NltEN HEIhIEH
Treasurer OF Nandcrburgh County.
ldel7 d1WBw
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ADVERTISEMENTS
TO-DAY's
New Bates.

New Rates.
EST BALTIMORE OYSTERS RE.
- cetved daily per express, at the low
est reduced rates, at
JOHN e. SCHWEIZ ER'S
Main street Exchange,
Jas div Bet. Fifth and sixth Street,
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Faxes.

I have fhia day received fhe Tar Duntf-
year AID. 1859, aud arr now ready ~ 80
loving table viii show TIE ratio 81 faTer
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liabilities About se4o,ooo

Late washingto Items,
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Eews by Atlsntie Cable.
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New YorK Items.

NEW L DIRK, January T. mama
papers to December 2l, are received, i,
per steamer California, at Mobile.
There is little news.
4 runor at Lima says the United
States steamer Nyack had gone to Gal.
lapagos Island, 10 take formal pos
session in the name OF the United
States
The Post Office Department has
made permanent arrangements with
the Bremen line to carry az English
mail 20 southampton, and a German
mail to Bremen on Saturdays. The
Hamburs lins will continue, for the
present, 10 carry French mails every
Tuesday, while the Williams & Guion
line will carry mails to QaeeustOwn
every Wednesday.
E. 9. GafieId, wholesale lquor
dealer, at 1913 Maiden Lane, and rec
tifer Of the second district OF Brook
| lyn. was arrested yesterday, on a
charge Of having defrsuded the Gov
ernmept cut of q large amount oi
money, by not keeping the books and
records required by law.
4 fire occurred this morning IN he
building, 109, Fulton Street, Brook
| En, owned and occupied by X.
| Powell as a house furnishing store
which damaged the building aud
stock to the amount of %l2 600 10
| sured.
Application was made to Judge
Cord0zo, that tho Cincinnati mer-
chant, Joseph, who was brought here
by requisition under three lndiet
ments for obtaining goods by false
pretenses from New York merchants,
by habedS corpus, to be admitted TO
bail. District Attorney GarVin, IL
resisting the motion, said the habit
of men. III desperate circumstances
of coming TO New York and pur.
chasing large bills of goods, IS carried
to such an extent that the losses tC
New York therefrom were from
81 O00O00 to 50 600 600 per annum
or more The Court reserved 1T
decision, remanding the prisoner II
the meantime.
Judge Bedford to-day charged th'
Grand Jury to WELD their power tear
lessly, fairly and impavtally, In ordel
to aid the authorities IN their homes
! endeaYors to stem the current of th'
daring and reckless actions Of baC
and unprincipled meu, so as 10 teael
them, In emph attic terms, that crlmi
cannot be committed here with i'm
+ punity, and il they persist il thei
Iawlessness they viii be made to tast
the bitter fruits of their misdeeds
even to the stern letter Of the law.
1t is reported that the Cuban Junti
got off, last week, quietly, the larg
, propeller Uba, aud have auotbe
about ready to sail.
New YoRK, Jan. 4-The steame
Harmonis, for Europe, to-day, tool
So 060 In specie
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Counfv

wT0TKGE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, that
49, Gates cR the County Auditor, fer the
oeive the taxes charged therein. The fol
assessed in tho several Townships:
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Eastern Bills for Colored Printing
DUPLICATED ON SIGHT.
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OUTS, BORD ERS, DC, dc.
SUITABLE FOR TREIR BUsINEss.
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SALTED MEAT.-An exchange says There
is more disease concealed in all kinds of salt
ed meat than people would be inclined to be.
lieve. Salt, like charity, covers multitude
OF Sins, and when fresh meat lies too long in
the stall and becomes tainted or even worse;
when diseased, foul, bac. almost rotten a. 81,
is bought by some dealers, 1T is. putin pick
le, and turned out as &C rned meat The salt
hides the foul taste and smell, but the effects
are ielt by the consumers on whose interior
the Putrld flesh makes severe inroads. Work
ing men would, therefore, do better by - corn
ing = their meat themselves, and not leave il
to the dealer, for once it is well cured with
salt, suiE hur, and other etceteras, it is very
difhcult to discover what kind OF meat it was
previously"
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WOMAN ROASTED ALIvE-A terrible ac.
cident resulting in death occnrroI =, .1 ps &c
delpha on Saturday right. The vic, ~ III MIA
widow lady name Sarah Richie. She was i 90 .
seen alive about ten O'clock pursbas Sine 90 ,ss'
ketlng. In less than halt an bopr from, 4h;r
as Bernard Green and son were passing m I inns,
Somerset, tney noticed smoke issuing from rom
,nr n'a ,ssn occupied ,s BY Mrs. Richie rhey
enter. We're driven back by flames T JPb.'ng 70
ceeded ID extinguishing- them with . I sar
buckets OF water. Then they went into tbs
house. Al the foot of the stairway tbnv
found Inc body OF Mrs. Richie. twas b sn
cd ! a crisp, and almost beyond recognition
BY nes sac s'oe lay pieces of a glass lamp, which
h s ,A - II IS supposed that she was
Cured. Sunday the Coroner held an inonost
over the shapeless remains of the unfortnnate
woman. ioi luna o
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THE DAY-The Cornell University
Register of 1859 and 1915 has appeared
1t gives the most complete account of the
institution, both in its plans and in its
history, which has ever been published !;
and shows wonderful strength aud growth
in the young school. The object of Mr.
Cornell, to found an Institution where
any person can find instruction in any
study" is resolutely kept in view. The
wide interesc felt in its success is shown
by the list of "recent gifts" from all
classes of men in all parts of the country.
The gifts the University has received
during the two years of its existence,
apart from its large foundation, can
scarcely be estimated at less than two
hundred thousand dollars. The number
|of pupils in attendance is five hundred
,and siXty-tllree.--N. y Post
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(Signed.1 U. S. Grant.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, March 80, 1870
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State Of
tie United States.
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CoCoANUT UDDING.-Break the nut and
save the milk; pull off he brown skin and
CRATE the cocoanut very fine. or use the pre-
pared cocoanut. Take the, same weight OF
cocoanut, fine white sugar. and butter rub
the butter and sugar to q cream, and add five
eggs, well beaten, one cup OF cream, the milk
OF the cocoanut, and little grated lemon.
Line dish with rich paste, put in the pud
ding, and bake 1t one hour. a4'
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JELLY CAKE-To three well-beaten eggs,
add one cup of powdered sugar, and one OF
-four /; stir well, and add one tea spoonful OF
cream tartar, halt tea spoonful of baleratus,
dissolved in three tea spoonfuls of waters
Bake in two pie pans, spread as even as pos
sible. Have ready a towel, and, as soon as
dome, turn the cake on it, bottom side up
then spread evenly with jelly, roll up quickly
and wrap in towel
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/ FLOATING ISLAND OF APPLEs.-Bake or
scald eight or nine large apples when cold,
pare them and plump them through sieve.
Beat this pulp with s. gar, and add to the
whites of four or five eggs previously beat
en-, with small quantity of rose water. or
ssence of lemon mix this into the pulp a
little at time, and beat it until quite light.
Heapit up on dish, with Savoy cakes, and
jelly under and around it.
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TO SETTLE CoFFEE.-The best method ~
settling coffee is as soon as you brown vo" ~
coffee, and while the kernels are vet ws arm
mix it with tn a beaten egg, say one egg to : a
ponnu l, ,ne egg forms cover around the
kerhels, preserving the aroma, and when
ground Is an admirable settler "nen
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To SOFTEN THE HANDs.--Half a pound of
mutton-tallow one ounce of compton gum,
and one ounce giycerIne; melt, and when
thoroughly mixed, set away TO cool. Rub the
hands with this at night. 1t will render them
white, smooth, and soSt. ffo i@4
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FRENCH RoLLs.--Warm pint of new milk,
melt two large spoonfuls of butter, add lit.
tie SALT When cool, sift in one pound OF
-four, one egg we'll beaten, one spoonful OF
yeast. Beat these we'll together, but avoid
kneading. When risen, form it in rolls, hand.
ling as little as possible. on tins, and
serve.
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New INVENTION FOR W4rrp,D

A patent has recently been granted 10. =
mode OF refreshing ho ses while in harnas'
which consists in making the bit hollow and
having Perforatlons in it. A rubber tnhe .y.
tends IRON one side OF the bit to the carraoe.
and by pressing rubber bag which conta1ns
water, the driver is enabled to refresh horses
Whenev n ne chooses without stopping For
horses neck, OF upon the pummeI of the SAD
die. .Il.l.. - - - Wy enu
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!, APPLE J AM.--Pare and core good quaint
ty OF apples, chop them well add to them
their weight in sugar, made to syrup by ad
dlng iittie water, and little lemon-p peel.
Boil until the fruit locks clear Swimming wrli
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BAKED. MUFFINs.-One cup ind a half OF
sour milk, half cup OF butter, two eggs, one
tea-spoonlul of soda, (you can use sweet milk
and cream tartar.) Stir to stiff batter, and
bake in muffin rings. They are best made
milk. -1E
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Mock APPLE P1E-Two soda crackers, one
egg, one cup of sugar, aud one Of water. the
juice and yellow rind, grated, of q lemon.
This is good receipt for use in spring