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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03
no ALL WANTING FARMS.

10000 Acres Fruit and Farm Lands, for sale
cheap in lots to suit purchasers in South Jersey,
on railroad a miles South of Philadelphia. Soil,
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climate mild and proverbially healthy; water
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full information sent free. Address
MORRIS & CO,
Franklinville, Gloucester, n. j.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03
AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
T ORILLARD'S EUREKA

II ORIL l. A r DIS EUREKA"
e. Smoking Tobacco is an Article Of granulated
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admired. 1t is put up in handsome muslin bags,
in which orders for Meerschaupa Pipes are daily
packed.
LORILLARD'S YACHT CLUB SMOKING To-
BACCO
is made of the choicest leaf grown; it is anti
nervous IN its effects, as the Nicotine has been
extracted; it leaves no disagreeable taste after
smoking it Is very mild, light in color and
weight, hence one pound Will last as long as 8 of
ordinary tobacco. In this brand we also pack
orders every day for first quality Meerschaun
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BACCO.
This brand OF Fine Cut chewing tobacco has no
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the best chewing tobacco in the country.
LORILLARD'S SNUEFS
have now been in geSerai ,,se in the United
States over ITO years, and still acknowledged 1.-the
best' wherever used.
If your stOrekeepef does not have these articles
for sale, ask him to get them; they sold by re-
spectacle jcbbers almost everywhere.
Circular of prices mailed on application.
P. LoRILLARD CO., New York.
SLEIGH SHOES, IRON & STEEL
tANDDN 4 HITNrtA,hr,,s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03

PRYCHOMANCY, FASCINATION
l. or SouI-charming.- pages; cloth. This
wonderful book has full instructions to enable the
reader to faseinate either sex, or any animal, at
will. Mesmerism, Spirituahsm, and hundreds of
ether curious experiments. 1t can be obtained by
sending address, with postage, to T. W. EVANS
& CO., No. Al South Eighth street, Philadelphia,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03

Gsf55 a MONTH MADE BY Assu
eD selling OLIVE LOG-AN's great work. BIZ
'fOl.E THE FOOTL1GAIB s. BEHIND THE
SCENES. The most spicy RAPID selling book out
49, 900 ordered the firstmoath. Agent can sec,re
neld and 100 outfit free, by cutting this out ad
sdelph,s, Pa. and Middleton, Conn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03
EREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We win send handsome prospectus Of cur
NEW ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE. 20
any Book agent, free Of charge. Address IA
TIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Foston, Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03

EARMER'S HELPER SHOWS
Il HOW TO DOUBLE THE PROFITS OF
THE FARM, and how Farmers and their sons
can each make 800 PER MONTH In Winter.
10000 copies viii be mailed free 70 farmers. Send
name and address TO ZEIGLER, McCUkDY &
CO., Springfield, Mass.
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GLAD TIDINGS TO CONSUMP-
~ TIvES-A Grateful father viii send 70 81
who wish it, the directions by which his daughter
after being given up by physicians and despairsd
OF BY her father. was restored from CONfRAED
CONSUMPTION to perfect health, without TIE
use Of medicine. Sent free. Address MI. CKEEE
d. FRANKLIN, Jersey City, n. j.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20
SECOND BOkRD
Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, Jan. 20-The Flour market is exceed
ngly quiet, but at the close there inquiry
from home consumers and more nrmness in prices.
Sales of 1900 barrels, including supernne at "a 495@
450; extras at s4'62K@4ST1E; Pennsylvania extra
family at s5@sbT5 spring wheat do. do. at sb for
low grade, up to S6 for choice Ohio and Indiana do.
do. s512H@626; and fancy brands at ss5e975O,
according quality Rye Flour sells at IS per barrel.
There Is no spirit IN the Wheat market, but prices
remain without change. Sales of 1000 bushels
Pennsylvania red at 81 '20@l23. Rye is steady at
s1@1 I2 per bushel for Western and Pennsylvania.
Corn Is dull sales Of $500 bushels new yellow at "a
@sSc., according to dryness. Oats are unchanged !;
sales OF Pennsylvania at 5495Tc. No sales were re-
ported In Barley or Malt. 26OO bushels Canada Bar
ley sold at 81 20.
Bark-The last sale of No. Quercitroh was at $50
per ton.
SEEDS Ciovelseed Is steady, with sales OF l6O
bushels at sT'15@S. Timothy is quoted at S437dCf
475. Flaxseed sells in lots to the crushers at 1920
@225.
Whisky isfrmer so barrels iron-bound Western
sold at 81 90, now held at sl'O4.
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FROM EUROPE.

The London ''Timeso on Mrs. stowe.
By the Anso-Ameriean Cable.
LONDON Jan. 2o.-The political news OF the day is
very meagre. The Times Of this morning has an
article four columns long, reviewing Harriet Beecher
stoves new book on the Lord and Lady Byron mat
ter. The writer admits the likelihood that Lady
Byron was deceived by her husbands inveterate
passion for mystincatiOn and really believed him to
have been incestuous.
Death of RaspnIl Contrndictsd.
PARIS, JAN 20.-A few days since It was positively
and of1cially announced that M. Raspa, one OF the
leading members Of the radical party In the Corps
Degislatif, was dead. At O'Clock yesterday after
noon the report was first Contradcted, and depu-
tation which WAS on the way to Paris TO attend the
funeral were notified OF the facts. Much indigna-
tion is expressed at the unknown author OF the
cruel hoax.
4 New Ocean Cable.
new cable, in the interest OF the French Com
pany, to connect England and Brest, has been sue
cessfully laid. The shore end at Salcombe, England
was completed last night.
The Bourbsns aud the Spanish Throne.
Blythe Franco ATsrioon Cable
MADRID, Jan. 20.-The consideration OF the propo-
stiOn OF Senor Castelar, the leader OF the Republi-
can patty, to exclude the BOurbOns forever from the
throne OF Spain, has been postponed by the Cortes
for the present.
The Coming Of Prince Arthur.
LONDON, Jan. 2o.-The Standard, in commenting
upon she cordial reception promised Prince Arthur
in the United States, says 1.-THE young Prince is
the best ambassador we could send to America for
visit will evoke cordial demonstration OF friend
ship"
Bank of England.
BY the Anglo-Amesiean Cable.
LONDON, Jan. 2o.-The specie In the Bank OF Eng
land has increased Glst, 600 since last week
ship News.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 19.--Arrived, steamship Eng
land, from New York.
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7NAHR 4 LADNRR, Bankers. report tins mornings
rHE NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

FTVe1l tho N. u. HerGtd.
'The gold market was again very dull The price,
which was l2lH@l2l%, changed only nVe times
during the session OF the board from ten TO three
o'clock, while the clearances have fallen to only
thirteen millions. IL s said that the enemies OF the
Clearing House have contrived deep plot by which
they Intend a grand demonstration in the Gold
Room They have made ali their recent sales ex-
Clearing House. the effect OF which win be to compel
the buyers to carry TIE actual gold instead o. hold
ing II on paper In the Clearing House. The enemies
OF the Clearing House are the cliQues who went
short at 122%9123 and are desirous OF getting up
panic among the bulls The carrying rate to-day
ranged from Six per cent currency to seven gold.
"The State bonds were generally steady the excep-
tonB being the North Carolnas which fell to 23X for
the new upon intelligence that the Legislature has
ordered the suspension OF the interest the special
tax bonds, and the Tennessees. The Virginias were
lower under sales TO realize the recent improve
menL
Assistant Treasurer Folger received proposals to-
day for the sale OF two millions OF bonds for the spe
cial fund OF the Treasury, thereby carrying out the
programme as originally announced instead OF vary
Ing IL as was rumored he would In order to make
the gold sale first The offerings amounted to nearly
seven Millions despite which fact the markets re-
NAMED steady and eventually closed strong. The
demand outside the speculative dealers was 80 gen
eral and 40 strong NJ TO overcome the Depressing
hnueness Of the large offerings ~ the 6uDTIsssVrT
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FROM CUB.A.
MIR. Seward nt HavnnR-He Makes n speech
But says Nothing.

MIR. Seward ut HavnnR-He Makes n speech
But says Nothing.
Blythe Cuba Gable.
HAVANA, Jan. 20.-The steamers City OF Mexico
and Columbia have arrived.
Exchange on London, 11%@12%, premium; on the
United states, long sight in currency, 1I& discount
on Tuesday evening the bands Of the different
volunteer battalions in this city serenaded Mr..
Seward. Several thousand people assembled in the
street in front OF the hotel and Martre Square was
spendidy illuminated. The officers OF the volunteers
entered the hotel where Colonel Zuluects delivered
speech Of welcome, saying the serenade was mani
fesaon Of the sentiments OF the loyal Spanisrds for
their distinguished guest.
Mr.. Seward shook hands with all the officers, and
replied briefly to the welcome. He Gomplmented d
the people on the Improvements they had made
since his former visit to Havana All nations he
said were interested in the permanent peace and
prosperity OF Cuba, and pray God that their pro-
gress may continue and peace and harmony be re-
stored to the island Referring to Spain, he ex-
prested the hope that the political situation of the
country that was the most ancient ally OF America
would result in q safe and speedy issue.
Mr.. Sewards remarks, from beginning to end,
were non-commttal in the matter Of the tnsur-
rectioD.
Ten OF the gunboats recently arrived from New
York have gone to sea. Their destination is un-
known
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FROM WASHINGTON.
League IsInnd-A Lively Debate.

Special Despatch TO The Ereninq telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The League Island debate
was resumed in the House this morning Judge
Scoheld OF Pennsylvania, replied to the speech Of
Dawes. He accused Dawes of having private prIev
ances against the Pennsylvania members and inte-
rests, they refused TO vote for him when he
was candidate for Speaker. He also accused Gar
Held from whose seat Dawes made his speech the
other day, OF aiding and abetting the latter because
he had brought in bill appropriating three thou.
sand dollars for the gold-gambling Investigation.
This brought both Dawes and Garfield TO their feet
and sharp encounter ensued.
MI. Myers made an able argument in favor OF the
bill While he was speaking the morning hour eY-
pired, and the bill went over without a vote.
Postal Telegraph Bill.
Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Ramsey has In
troduced what he terms a Postal Telegraph bill,
which incorporates telegraph company, with GER
tain defined powers, and under the general control
OF commissioners. The charges are limited to
twenty-nv cents for twenty words for every nve
hundred miles, Special contracts can be made for
press dispatches. the Postmaster General can
reduce the rates whenever the net proceeds
amount to more than ten per cent. on the capital.
The bill was referred.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.

Proposition to Abolish Capital Punishment In
France.
BY the Franeo-A mericon Cable.
PARIS, Jan. 2o.-Deputy Jules Simon has
offered In the Corps Legisatif a proposition for
a law entirely aoolishing capital punishment
The Creuzot Labor Disturbnnees.g
There is no disturbance as was reported, st
the town OF Creuzot. Labor has not been re-
sumed by the workmen. An early arrangement
Of the pending difficulties does not seem at pre-.
sent very probable.
French Political Speculntions.
Yesterday NJ. Guizot was present at recep-
tion given by Count Napoleon Daru. The
event has caused good deal of gossip, and has
created great sensation among the politicians
who are given to many surmises as to new
arrangements on the political chess-board
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

LOCAL ODDs AND ENDs.-While the ice and coal
men are growing over the mild weather, the poor
are thanking Providence for the blessing.
The new South street bridge is to DO constructed
or wrought iron, with q draw with Murphys modin-
cation OF the Pratt truss. To hare cast-ron piers In
river, and stone abutments, with approaches OF re-
tanning walls, arches OF brick, and irons Orders.
The entire length OF structure TO be 2419I feet the
giving an opening OF II feet on eaca side.
Al Chestnut street and Hudson alley stands q
monument to the Board Of Hath in the shape OF a
pile or dlth.
An enterprlsing morning paper selsationally re-
ports all pistol firing Oh! hush.
strRcted of?
,-ourcty Fathers meet to-day to growl and grum-
Bile.
The Rea Shirts will crowd Council Chambers To-
day.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


For additional Marine Nous ace I,,side Pages
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. JANUARY 20.
STATE OF THERMOMETER THE EVENING TELKsRArH
IA. A.H.........s7 IL A. N ........ l5I2P M....R,
CLEARED THIS MORNING
Ship Arcturus Edusrds, Antwerp Peter Wright Sons
Steamer Sentipede Fenton Portland, John 3. Hils.
Bchr M e. Ooyne, Facemire, New York, Sinnckson 90
Schr X. q. Whillden Fenninore. Lynn do.
schr Hozleton Gardner, Somerset, do.
bchr j weaver hunes New York. do.
Schr Lady Franklin, Olsen, Gloucester, do.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamehp bTunette, Dcane, a hours from New York;
Steamer f. Franka, PiersOn. ls hours from Baltimore,
with mdse to A. Groves, Jr.
steamer David Reeves Gain, from BridgetOn, with
BIis K A. Bsrnsrd, Reed, "a days from Msssina with
fruit, 10 n Helings Bro.Yessel E. A Souder Go.
Eehr Charles A. Jones' Griffin. days from Darien, with
lumber to E. A. Souder a 90.
Schr :. 4 E Corson Brewer. days from Georgetown.
s. o., wit luEnber to Patterson Lippinoott.
Scbr VIM. Gilum, MehRney days from New York;
With mdse to David Cooper.
BELOW
Barque Schamyl from Measina and ship, reported the
wyoming, from Liverpool. Reported by Mr.. George
Fuller, pilot.
DISASTER.
by Telegraph 10 the PhiLadelphfd Exchange.
NEW YoRE Jan. 90-Stsamer Shetueket, Taylor, from
Phiadelpha fer New Bedford went ashore yesterday
phosphate and l96 empty carboys.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship FAnta Freeman, hence At New Yerh yestot
schr Adds. for Philadelphia, sailed from oienfusgos
9Th inst.
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FRANKLIN lNsTlTUTE.-The regular monthly meet
ing OF the Franklin Institute was held last evening
in the Hail. on Seventh street, Vice-President Pro
fessor u. f. Rogers in the chair. The minutes OF the
last meeting were read and approved
The Presidents report was read by Mr. j. Vaughan
Merrick, President. The report made mention of
the favorable financial condition OF the Institute and
OF the large increase OF membership. The new sec.
tiona arrangement lately adopted, was noticed by
which the usefulness of the Institute NAV be great
extended AtteRtion was called to the success OF inc
journal, which under Professor Mortons able edi.
torial management has become sef-supporting and
reInunerative, instead Of being heavy expense as
formerly.
following gentlemen were declared officers aud
managers for the ensuing tGrms:-
Presdent-Coleman Sellers.
o Nice-Presfdent-Henry G. Morris
Treasurer-Frederick Fraley.
Secretary-PTof Henry Morton.
Board OF Managers-For three years-WluiaEl
Sellers, }. V. Merrick, Henry Cartwright, Samu ii
Hart, William j. cement, Henry Bartol j, III
Cooper Theo. Bergner. For two yearS-William p
latham, Dr.. Isaac Norris Jr. For one yesr-Dr. II
e. Griffith.
AUDITOR. IL, Cresson.
The President-elect, Mr.. Coleman Sellers, was In
stalled, and made short speech coggIatulatinR ths
members on the favorable prospects OF the institute
:. The report OF the secretary, Professor Henry
Morton, wHS tRen read, in which the following new
Inventions. engineering works. and scientific items
We're notiCed:-The ST. Gothard TEnne; the st
Louis Bridge; the South Kensington International
Exhibition Building; the Back-pressure Brake oi
Ie Chatelier; o Self-adustiug RXpRngton Gear OF A
b. Rider: method OF Welding Boiler Plates; a Coal
cutting Machine; Pavement Bricks Eureka Coffee
. Urn; squirting Metals; Working Bronze; Driving
win Ether; Melting Large Masses Of Iron etc.
The HircOnum Light was exhibited the jet anG
oxygen being supplied by the New Yerk oxyger
TIE Meeting, then adjourned
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

SUICIDE.-About o'clock yesterday afternoon ar
unknown white man jumped into the Delaware a
Mead alley wharf and was drowned. His body hai
not been recovered.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.,
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEeRAPH,l
Thuradav Ian Qi 1870

Thursday. Jan 20, 1870. :
the Philadelphia Money market to-day shows
only slight change compared with the balance OF
the week. The supply is very ample, and, with
sluggish demand both on business and speculative
account, the rates generally favor borrowers. Be-
tween Q and O'Clock p. M. OF each day during the
week there have been good balances available for
measure accounts for the sudden spirits OF activity
at the Stock Board very often OF late towards the
The rates to-day are nominaly the same as yester-
day, 6@6 per cent on demand and s@10 per cent. on
prime discounts.
1917 and closing at noon at 121'S There is an alb
sence of all speculative feeling in the market.
Government bonds are quiet and prices little of
compared with the closing quotations of yesterday.
There was q duh Stock market to-day, and prizes
were decidedly weak. In State loans no sales, City
109A aud lehgh Gold loan at %.
Reading Railroad was quiet with sales at 471%@
Al BIG; Pennsylvania Railroad sold at b5H; OIL
Creek and Allegheny Railroad at 80; and Northern
Central az 49,, 2s3g was bid for Philadelphia and
In the miscellaneous list the only safes were In
Farmers and Mechanics Bank ut 49, and IN Pas
Benger Railways sales or Spruce and Pine at 20. ~
was bic for HestonviLe.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bre., No. 10 s. Third street.
FIRST BOARD.
$500 0Clty 6s, New.ls. il3 sh Penna. Il. I'd. IS y
5000 5000 do Is. 1907 50 do.....2d. ssS
s3OOe Pa es I'd m.ls. s6y. 5 sh Far & NJ BElis
$4,000 Phi 4 Els. s4ys IA an Nor CI Pr. 0s
eI000 Sch N BS, 81. Is. 90 10 sh Sp q Pine. =. 20
$1,000 Leh 6s, 64. .. S37 95 sh n Cent r. Is 13hS
T0shO G h AR.ls. 3S
MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER & Co., No. 96 y. Third
street. report the following quotations:-U. s. es OF
1881, 1I9@1l7H b9Os Of 1883, l1hA @11b11 do. 1854
ssss GS ao JSy 1851 lisf aS SSy So JSS ISf
1858, 1t4@1l4&; 5s, l0-4e ll2h@112%. u. $. Pacific
RIs. Cur. Is, 109HCS11O. Geld, 21al@12lN. Market
weak.
JAY COOKE & Co. quote Government securities az
iollows:MU. g. es Of 1881, MI%@11s; S-2os OF 1852
i!o?stl62S; ao, 1864, 165@ll62s; do, 1866, ll6@
ll4@lyA; do, 1858, 1l9g5@ll46; lO-AOs, 1l9s
1i21l; Cur. 6s, 109z6@l1O5S. Gold, 12l4.
MgssRs. DB HAVEN d BROTHER, ~ No. T. Third
street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations
u s. So OF 1881, l1721slllzs; DO 1889, 11bH@lle6
do 1854 l51s@11b34; do. 1885, ll5lS2llb9 do 1864
new, 11sN@ii4; do. 1861. do. ii1sIi4j.; do 1855
DO, l182@ll4}s; l0-4Os Il2@1l2A; u. s. 80 Yesi
9 per cent Currency, 1osxG@llo; Due Comp. Int
NOtes, 19; Gold, 12l1S@12i2s Silver, 116QSl1s.
-NAHR LADNRR, Bankers. report this mornings
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FROM NEW YORK.

The Acquisition OF Foreign Territory.
ALBANY, Jan. 20.-In the State Assembly to-
day resolutions were introduced againct trea-
ties for the acquisition of foreign territory
without the approval of the House of Represen-
tiyes
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LA CoTERIE CARNIvAI.-The annual Coterle Car
nval and Bal Masque took place last night al the
Academy of Music, and was witnessed by a large
crowd OF festive participants The preparations
were on a most elaborate SCALE the committee of
arrangements having been hard at work for months
past.
The appearance OF the Academy was both neat aud
attractive. A new moor had been laid across the
parquette, ana the scene in the stage WAS the
handsome one used in the first act of the opera OF
LWcretid BoTgid and known the Venetian Canal
scene. Numbers OF bird cages, containing handreds
OF canafies and other song Birds added their quota
to the general gayety, and large bouquets OF natural
nowers suspended from different parts OF the build
ing gave forth the most delightful Odors
The master of ceremonies was mr. Charles S.
Smith. The great success OF the entertainment was
largely due to the efforts OF MI. Peter c. Abel whose
experience in this line OF business is unlimited Ne
Abel and AIR. Harry c. Risey, assisted by en- able
corps OF managers, had charge OF the hoOr and dis
charged their duties TO tRe satisfaction OF all parties
Mr.. W. i. ii. Covert acted as chairman or the COM
fnittee OF arrangements, and Major Elihu Smith
as chairman OF the committee on the reception OF
Invited guests. The music was furnished and di-
rected IN turn by Messrs. Hasser Brothers, Sentz,
and Hermann.
A temporary awning was erected from the Broad
street door Of entrance across the pavement, and
extending into the street for distance OF six feet
so that In case OF rain the ladies' should have sIppl
protection from the weather.
The costumes worn embraced IaaDy OF the most
grotesque, eXtravagant, and rldlculons nEnres,
The ball OF last night compares favorably With
any OF ltS predecessors, and from tho ample en-
cOuragement which they have all received a COD
unuRnce OF the institution IrOm year to year s " he
expected.
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IRISH B4RDS AND BALAps.-Mr. Charles w.
mnent members of the bar ia this city, and its
judicial heads, In card OF invitation TO repeat his
lecture on ''lrish Bards and Ballads" Mr.. Brooke
has arranged 10 repeat 1t at Concert Hall on Wed
nesday evening next when he may expect as large
and cultivated an audience as that attracted by bis
first and successful effort.
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FOURTH EDITION
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Mons. Raspan not Dead After ALA
New Ocean Cable--The "Times''
and Mrs. Stowe-spain and
the Bourbon Succession
The Coming of
Arthur-To-day's
Gable Quo
tationg.
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Despateh % The Rpe,ni,la TeLearaph
FROM NEW JERSEY.

State AttorneY-Ge General Appointed.
DIspatch to the Erening Telegraph.
TRENTON, Jan. 20.--The Governor to-day nOmi-
mated Robert Gichrst, of Jersey City, for Attorney
General. The Legislature confirmed the nomination
unanimously.
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To BUILDERS AND OTHBRs.-Messrs. Thomas &
Sons advertise for their sale February for account
OF the United States large and valuable lot South
street. west of Twentyhth street, 1923 feet front and
2I1 feet deep to Shippen street.
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ONE OF THE Forty THIEvEs.-Auguatus Miller
was arrested by Park Guard Scott this morning, on
the cha ge OF the larceny OF a coat from Belmont
station. lie mad hearing before Alderman Clark
gang known 40 the ''Eorty ThieyeAr