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The New York herald., 1870-01-20
THE LIBERAL CLUB.

Discussion ON the Darwinian Theory.
The fourteenth meeting OF the New York Liberal
Club was held last evening at the rooms OF the club,
No. % Third avenue, the president occupying the
chair. Mr.. Charles Moran continued ana closed his
criticism on the Darwinian theory, which was COM
menced at previous meeting. In taking
up the thread OF his argument Mr.. Mo.
ran stated that he had already shown
that Darwin and Spencer claimed that all vital or
ganisms came from the smallest ana lowest begin
nings, both admitting that their statements were
NOT susceptible or proof but were only hypothesis
witch would explain certain forms OF life. The
lecturer then gave brief resume Of his remarks at
the previous meeting. and commenced his continue.
ton by reading a long and very interesting paper
published in the Westminster Recie1 OF July, 1885,
which stated that the theory OF embryology
founded upon ancestral modification, was at
least bolo assumption, and discussing the entire
Darwinlan theory point by point. During the read
ing or the article MIR. Moran stigmatzed the system
the most unscientiiic and futile ever propagated
and yet to his utter astonshment the scientific
world, world In Europe n, was accepting II. Ine article
Herbert Spencer Of the theory OF evolution At the
close OF The reading OF the extracts. Mr.. Moran
to discussion. Professor Van der Weyse
followed, and claimed that neither Darwin or Spen-
Ger, as lac understood IT, accepted circumstances and
accident as the cause OF anything. He did not be-
ieve la miraculous spasrnodic creations; all science
fought against such All idea. lie belleved In Ine
theory Oi evolution and That the Creator intended
that new species should evolve from older ones
according TO law. his theory was the Darwinlan
theory with. any idea OF accident left out. Species
disappeared, only because the circumstances made
IL impossible for them to continue just frogs died
when the pond dried up. II spencer aud Darwin
c0ntradlcted themselves In their books WAS there
any book contradIcted Itself more than the Bible.
and yet after all, there might be some truth IN the
BlDlc very interesting discussion ensued, In
which Aessrs. Andrews, Dewey aud others tooks
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TelrGaApHiC NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. Merryman was yesterday elected State Irea-
surer by the Maryland Legislature.
The remains OF Charles Durkee, Governor OF Utah,
were inferred IN Kenosha yesterday.
A despatch from ST. LOUIS says navigation there
is again suspanded but the weather Is moderating,
with prospect OF a general tnaw.
Resolutions OF respect to the memory ana regret
NJ the death OF EDWIN N. Stanton were yesterday
adopted oy tue Maine Legislature.
Mr.. Gibson, Of Hyde Park had his pocket picked
In Boston on Tuesday night OF pocketb0oA con-
tanning 500 aud valuable papers.
The SEATING tournament at Oshkosh, Wis, for the
championship OF che State, closed Tuesday night
Benjamin Gerry, Of Milwaukee, won the beit
The steamship Eric has been sold in Boston to
parties having lien upon her for t256, 200. The
Ontario VIII probably be taken by the bondholders
At Joint convention Of both Houses OF the Maine
Legislature yesterday Lot NJ. Morrill, was elected
United States Senator and William Caldwell state
treasurer.
Governor Randolph OF New Jersey last evening
held his annual reception at Trenton. The Presl-
dent OF the Senate, Speaker or the House and mem.
bors Of both houses. with many other Distinguished
citizens, were present.
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MisceIlaneous Personal Movements.
wEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

ALLEGED FrLosI0Us AssAULT.-An examination
OF Joseph shea, Thomas Shea and Michael Purcell.
who are charged with having fcIoniously assaulted
Mrs. Spollen wife OF James Spoen, at tho house Of
the latter, IN Upper Tuckahoe. on the 9th inst took
place before Justice stevens, at Mount Vernon, on
Tuesday. IL will be remembered that the accused
parties were In company with John Brophy, who has
since died from the effects Of pistol shot
wound inflicted by Spolen. who alleges that himself
and wife had been assaulted by the accused and
Brophy before no 1red the fatal shot. The parties
named were held TO bail In the sum Of $3.50 each to
await the action OF tho Grand Jury.
THE LATs WILLIAM RADPoRD.--S0me surprise
has been manifested In Yonkev at the
absence Of any ofncial inquiry touching tue
very sudden demise OF MIR. William Rad.
ford at mis- late residence In that village. Il
il stated that deceased, who was apparently In
seven O'Clock on Tuesday evening, and shortly after.
ward complained OF feeling unwell remarking 1t
the same time that he was going 70 die. phyM.
ean was at once sent Tor, and on his arrival about
about eight O'Clock the deceased was breathing hls
last Heart disease is mentioned as being the cause
or his death, but ~ no inquest was held, no post
mortem examination made this must rsmain bare
ee1Jeotules
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Message Of Governor Stovomson-Sntisisc.
tory Condition Of the State.
WHEELING, Jan. 10, 1870
Governor Stevenson's message 70 the Legislature
is very able and thoroughly matured. The finances
OF the State are In very satisfactory condition
She has made rapid progress in material develop
ment and increase OF population despite the losses
OF the war; Referring to immigration, the SOIL eli.
mate. &C., ne says:-.ltcannot be doubted that were
toe facts extensively shown thousands who now
locate IN the far West would nnd moro desirable
homes In West virginia" He closes by especially
commencing the interests Of free schools
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Trouble Among Fircmen 1T Harrisburg
Fighting between Harrisburg and Phiia.
dcIphia Firemon.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 10, 1870.
Since the refusal OF the Harrisburg fremen to par
ticpate In the procession yesterday bad feeling has
existed between them and the visiting fre compa.
MES from Philadelphia. Some difficulties appear TO
have commenced about admission to the Inangura-
rion ball, where some OF the Good Will men, OF
Philadelphia, say they were attacked. At a later
hour Two parties Of the Good VIII and OF Harris
burgers came IN cOnnict at the Jones House and q
fight ensued, during wh&ch at least one Harrisburg
fireman WAS seriously injured and Philadelphian
named Mccormick was severely cut Another nQht
took place near the depot
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The Baxter Hon.

The Academy OF Music was In a grand blaze OF
glory last evening. the occasion being the annual
hop OF the venerable Baxter Association. The CON-
pany, although not large as that OF the previous
evening, was. nevertheless, very brilliant and highly
select. The upper tiers ana boxes were occupied by
gay and richly voares OF fashion and 1erp-
schore. Grafula led the promenade music
and George H. Wallace the quadrllle band.
The back OF the stage, decorated az q
panOplied tent was Illuminated with o star or gas
Iets representing the words Baxter Hop. 1870"
and four brackets, IN The shape ei bru cages lighted
up. In the pr0scenlum boxes were seated Mr.. and
Mrs. william ]. Florence. Mr. Sheridan Shook Mr..
and Mrs. William Birch, Backus aud lady; william
ii. Runnett, President Of the association and ladies';
John A. Runnett ard lady. George y. Shultz and
ladies, James l.. Miller President Of the H0boken
Turtle Club, and numerous otner n0taDles. Twenty
four dances graced the programme, all OF which
were amazingly enjoyed. The various committees
assduous In their attentions their duties and
merited the utmost credit.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Tho Whcrcabsats Of Lopex-He VIII Flight
tho Allies Geing Homo.
LISBON, Jan. TO- 1870
The regular mail steamer from RIO Janeiro arrived
here last evening bringing dates from that city to the
cath OF December.
The news is important but contradictory.
President Lopez was last heard from at Panadera.
He had few followers with him, and threatened to
keep up q guerilla warfare
Owing to the termination OF the war the armies. of
the Argentine republic and Brazil had been reduced
70 peace footing.
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VIRGINIA..

Preparations ia Richmond for q Grand
Demonstration the Admission OF the
State.
RICHMOND JAM 10, 1870.
The representatives OF the republican and conser-
vatye parties have united in preparations for pub
lie demonstration on the day OF the admission of the
state. Joint committee applied to the washington
authorities for the loan or cannon for drinQ
salutes and the application has been granted.
General Candy to-day directed James q. Taylor
the Attorney General OF the State, elected last sum-
mer to assume the duties OF that Office his disabii.
ties having been removed by Congress.
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GEORGIA..


Adjournment of the Legislature Until Monday
Next.
ATLANTA, Jan. 10, 1870
The Senate met at ten O'Clock. took q recess to
twelve M. and then adjourned unth Monday next
at noon.
Tne House WAS called to order at twelve O'Clock
and one member was snaiined. No more appear
ing an order was read from Governor Bullock, ap-
proved BY General Terry, for recess until Monday
at twelve NJ. pending the investigation by the
board OF officers. The latter met bt ten O'Clock
this morning, Dut the counsel for the defence not
being ready with argument the board adjourned
until Tomorrow at ten A. NJ
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Commander J. c. Watson has been
ordered ~ the Congress-
Lieutenant Robert F. Impey hAs been ordered TO
signal duty vt washington.
Lieutenant Sias Casey has been detached from
the Naval Academy and ordered to the Colorado.
Lieutenant J. G. Kennett has been detached from
the Kearsarge and ordered home.
The order OF Lieutenant Commander William X
Wheeler to the Guard has been revoked and he u
directed 70 resume his duties At the New YORK Navy
Yard,
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IOWA..

The Fifteenth Amendment Ratincd by tho
Observation-Disclosures Of the Election Of United
States Senators.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10, 1870.
The Iowa senate ratified the fifteenth amend
ment to-day by a vote OF A to =. The House will
vote upon the question tomorrow.
Both branches Of the Iowa Legislature. in joint
convention, this afternoon, ratified the election or
Hon. George g. Wright as United States Senator for
the long term and J. B. Howell editor Of the Keokuk
Gate Cftv. for the short term.
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osxx = o Axx.
James =. (sreeu.

This gentleman died on the nth inst. In the ctey
OF 81. Louis. He was vrginian by birth, having
been born In Fauquier county on the zsth q
February, 1917. Recognising the difficulties he had
70 contend against In that proud State, whore
low birth and iron fortune were In days
past almost insurmountabIs barriers ne ro-
soiVea 70 emigratc and sceK his f0rtuns
III ahother part OF the country. Accordingly
In 1885 ne removed to Alabama but here he remained
only year. lie next took IN his residence In Mis-
souri, and II is with that State his name will bo as
sociated. Hs only reliance vas on the benefits hs
received from good common school English edu-
cation, and upon this foundation ana daring spirit
he essayed success and won IL; but not without
severe struggles. In ls40 he was admitted 70 tho
bar and achieved after some time. a lucrative prsc-
tice. He soon after entered the ned OF politics ana
WAS also fortunate, AZ we hnd HIM IN 1874 Presa-
Dental electOr, and In the following year ne was
vision OF the constitution OF Missouri. In 1s4s ho
was elected member Of Congress, and served tive
consecutive terms In lSAJ he took the stump
against the late Thomas II. Benton, and attracted
considerable attention BY tho viyor aud
force OF his arguments. President Pierce
sequenty he became Minister Resident
~ Bogota, New Granada. Tn 1866 ne was again
reelected 70 Congress- but before taxing nus seat no
was chosen 10 represent tue state OF Mssour In tho
1851. During his Congressional career be served on
several important committees As lawyer Ms
course has been somewhat distinguished by his argu-
ment before che supreme Court on boundary DIS.
pute case. Mr.. Green's death viii be much regretted
by the wide circle OF friends by whom he was ad-
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SPAIN.

Provincial RiOt-ROyal Recrin,ination.
MADRID Jan. TO- 1870.
Serious disturbances are reported at Baltanas.
Tho municipal authorities were attacked by the
mob.
The troops interferred and queed the riot.
Prince Enrique de Bourbon publicly accuses Gen.
ersi Prln OF having conspired with Queen Isabella,
but his statements are not credited.
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TIE RED RIVER REBELLION.

hiovemepf Of tho sioux Indians Against tho
nsurgents-PrOposed Action Of the English
Half-Breeds.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10, 1870.
letter from Pembna, dated January 8, confirms
the previous report OF the commencement OF the
Sioux movement upon the Insurgents. The Indians
had got within short distance OF Fort Garry, but
were turned back by RIelle's persuasion.
Ine letter states that the English half breeds are
nodnR meetings 60 discuss the prOpriery OF making
common cause with the French.
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THE SOCIETY foa the psomsTlox Of DOMESTIC INDUSTRY

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 10, 1870.
The Rhode Island Society for the Promotion OF
Domestic Industry celebrated Its ffticth anniver.
.ary by historical and commemorative address
helivered BY Mr.. q. Z. Van Zandt and 3 banquet at
shc CITY Hotel at which speeches were made BY
G0vernOr PadelIord, Mayor Clarke, Judge Burgess,
6lah0p Clark. Mr.. Thomas Steere, Mr.. Abraham
Payne and others. Tho exercises OF the occasion
passed on pleasantly.
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BALLS LAST NIGHT.

Hall Of the First Hungarian sick and Bcne-
vOlent Society.
The fourth annual ball OF Erssen Hungarischen
Krankenlund Unterstutzungs vereins, or nrst Hunga
garian Sick and Benevolent Society, was held last
night at the Germania Assembly Rooms, IN the
BOwery and was, besides being success. an affair
which reflected great credit on the officers OF the
association and the committee in charge. The or
ganlzation was formed about four years ago by
FEW Of the Hungarian gentlemen OF this city
with the laudable object OF furnishing material
aid to the sick and INDECENT OF their countrymen
whose needs might be made known to them. and
nobly was this call OF charity and benevolence re-
sponded to last night. The ballroom was crowded
to excess oy highly respectable and decorous as
semblage, among which was q mixture OF Hun
garians. Germans, Spanish and French, all OF whom
seemed TO enjoy themselves In happy manner and
with the greatest unanimiy OF sentiment through
out the evening" The band Of f. Van Ettee dscOursed
exquisite music to which the dancers responded IN an
appropriate manner no to a late hour The presi-
dent Of the society Mr.. woligang Teschner. and the
chairman OF the committee OF Arrangements, Mr..
Leopold kruss contributed In no small degree to
the general amusement and the admirable order
which prevailed during the evening. The choicest
Hungarian wlue was furnished 10 those W lshinx to
Indulge throughout the night with an unsparin 9
hand.
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Hendrilx Hudson Association.

Had Old Hendrix Hudson been alive last night and
dropped into lrviug Hall he would, no doubt, have
shaken on the dust OF ages and looked with grim
smile on the old KnicRerbocker usages and customs
which were in vogue in mis- aay, but which are now
far behind "the progress OF the age" Shaking
the ashes out OF his old pipe against tue
door-sill o. Irving Hall, and carefully put
ting the vacated miniature expeler OF steam
..Sunday go nieetin coat he would be AZ much
surprised RIP Van Winke was after mis- long
sleep at the great changes in things and human
beings which have been wrought since he was
boy. In fine, the bail OF the finest and most
rtchelrhG ol The present season. The room was all
agow with baZe or beauty and galaxy OF
IasliiOn. The programme was select ana the man.
agemen all that could be desired under the guidance
of Messrs. A. u. Crosby, !. Lux and host OF coad
jntors Dancing was kept up with vigor until late
hour.
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On Tuesday night . descent was made upon four
OF the principal gambling houses In Court. Howard
and Brattle streets, Boston by the state coEstabu
larry, who arrested eighty-ssven persons, including
the propretors, ana ssi4ed oil the gaming imple-
wents and furniture On the premises.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

MIR. Armand's Mission 60 Washinxtos--Tho
ked River Troubles.
OTTAWA, Jan. IL, 1870.
the Mintsrry have taken mp the question OF Mr..
Armand's mission to Washington. A deduction, II
possible will be obtained in the duty on coal. an
object most desired by the people OF Nova Scotia.
There appears TO be no room to doubt that the
negotiations OF Vicar General Thlbault ana Colonel
dc Salabery will result in the sending OF deputa-
ton OF alf.breeds from Red River to Ottaw O. and
that an amicable adjustment OF the difiOultes be.
tween she halfbreeds and Canadians win be accom-.
pished before the meeting of Parliament In February
next.
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PARIS, Jan. ~, lSI0.
M. RochefOrt has been summoned TO appear before
the court on Saturday a witness in the case. The
High Court OF Justice will be convened q few days
TO try Prince Pierre Bonaparte, the accused.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Pronime mt Arrivals in this City Ye.ter.Ia,

Pr0nime MT Arrivals in this City Yesterday.
Governor j. b. Page. Of vermont Judge Il. X
Sloane. OF Ohio; ex-senator Buckalew, Of Pennsyl-
vaDia; Judge McClintock, OF wlkesbarre; General
J. A. Cunningham, Of Boston. and O. M. Benedict OF
Rochester, are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Judge II. G. Clark, OF Providence; Colonel r.
Crowley, OF Port Jervls colonel W. Buell., OF Albany;
Colonel +. Drake, OF Troy; Colonel L. Franklin, or
Iowa, amt J. A. Mcdowell, OF the United States
Army are at the Metropolitan Hotel
Professor j. NJ. Adams, OF Albany, and Thomas
Waller. OF Baden Baden, are nj the 81. Elmo Hotel
Colonel X. 5. Dungess or Chicago; Major !. T.
Warner, or London and Professor N. Munson, or
Pennsylvania, are ~ the st. Charles Hotel.
d. r. Beattie, or Montreal, and w. H. Hindley, OF
South Carolina, are at the New York Hotel.
II. @. Faut, Of Washington; Judge Colt, OF Con-
nectcut; II. P. Blanchard, OF San Francisco; War
ren Colburn, OF Toledo; Governor Burnside, or
Rhode Island, and Mrs. J. A. Griswold OF Troy are
at tue Fifth Avenue Hotel.
miscellaneous Personal Movements.
Kossuth IL In Turin and In abject poverty.
The Pope has sixteen Cardinal hats to dispose Of.
female barber runs the best patronizcd barber
shop IN Detroit.
The Rev. Newman Hall declines the u. d. pre-.
sented by Amherst College.
youth at Robert II. Lees college, July 4.
Mr.. Gladstone has just completed his sixtieth
year and Mr.. Disraeli his sixty-f0urth
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe has been chosen President
Of the Boston Radical Club Ia place Of Dr. Barto,
resigned
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To Be Arraigned at Versailles.
M. R0chefort "a Witness.

ISIS now certain that the trial Of Prince Pierre
Bonaparte will take place at Versailles.
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Prince NImraes Trial.

PARIS, Jan. l9-P N.
= The same high court ut Versailles which viii try
Prince Pierre Bonaparte Will take cognizance OF the
onence OF Prince Murst for striking q magistrate
some time ago.
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MISSOURI.
The Disaster to tho steamer Lizzie Giii--Csm-
vcution Of Steambons Men at 80. Louis.


The Disaster to tho Steamer Lizzie Gili--Csm-
vcntion Of Steamboat Men at 80. Louis.
Sr. Louis, Jan. 10, 1870.
The steamer Lizzie GIL was swamped below Napo-
leon on Sunday. She lies straight, with four feet OF
water on the lower deck. Her freight consisted OF
100 bales OF cotton and 900 sacks OF oil cakes. The
steamer Mississippi took OF ner deck load and the
steamer Mayetta 1fty-lve head OF mules.
Inc Lizzie GIL was owned by Captain RuffnZer,
OF 81 Louis and was valued ~ $50 000 she was In
sured as foiOws:ln the National, Of Boston 81, 5O0
Holne, OF New Haven. $4,000; Allegheny, OF Pists-
Durg, $3.50; Eureka, Boatmen's and Citizens, OF
fMtsDurg, $4,000 eacn; Pittsburg OF Pittsburg,
80 600, and IN the Boatmens, OF 81. Louis $1,000
Ine last advces from the boat say the river Is
rising rapidly and the prospect for saving her Is
dubious.
Aconvention OF steamboat men Will meet hore to-
morrow 10 consider the navigation laws anu to
take measures to effect needed changes in them.
Proceedings Of tho IcgisIature-Proposcd
Abolition Of Capital unishment-RaiiAcn-
sion Of the Fifteenth Amendment.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10, 1870.
Bills were introduced in the Legislature yesterday
to abolish capital punishment and to remove the
State capital from Jefferson City to st. louis.
The lower house OF the Legislature has passed the
fifteenth amendment The Senate mad previously
done 80.
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. Perfect Manhood.-Essays for Young Mem
frse 10 sealed envelopes. HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Bur r, philadelphia, Pa.
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Phslon's "vitnIin"-For Rcsiorins tho Nat
ura color OF the hair, has equa,
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Prince Pisrre Bonapurte'S Trial.

FFTncB TItfr6 BOHuDWTT6'S THAI.
PARIS, Jan. 10, 1870.
Tho preliminary examination OF witnesses in the
case OF Prince Pierre Bonaparte charged with the
murder OF Victor NOir, has commenced before q
police court, and will probably De completed this
wear
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Upon the scquttal yesterday at Louisville Of
Jacob Johnson, negro, who was tried for commit
ting an outrage upon Mrs. LOUISA Henderson, sns
vIcflm 1red at him In open court. The bail graxed
his head and took or part Of his ear The arair
caused the greatest CONSERVATION and excitement
In the court room.
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RUSSIA.

The Now Loan ON the London Market.
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1870.
The impending Russian loan depresses the money
market here.
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N. Rocheiort Summoned IS .
Witness.
PROVINCIAL RIOTING IN SPAIN.
A New Russian Loan-Its Prospect and
the Imperial Necessities.
FRANCE.

Paris Perfectly TranquiI-The Latest City
Report.
PARIS, Jan. 1910 T. NJ
All symptoms Of agitation have disappeared, and
the city Is perfectly tranquil tonight.
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Cristad0ro's UnrlvuIled Hair Dyc.-Soi6
and applied At his wig and scalp factory No. House
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FATAL 2AlLROAD ACCIDENT.

Yesterday afternoon. while one OF the Harlem
Railroad trains was moving out OF the depot ~
Harlem, william James. q resident OF thai place,
jumped on the front platform OF one OF tne cars,
ana missing his footing, fell between the cars the
tram passed over hts body, mangng him terribly.
James brought to tins city and taken to Belle
vue Hospital, where he died soon after admission.
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Rheum atism.-A Sworn Permanent Curc.-
Or. FILTERS Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy, by adidayU,
cures % per cent Depot 7N Broadway.
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Bellevue Place,

Bellevue Place,
Richmond, Ind,
an institution for the speca treatment of Epspsy Paray
sis and Chorea CHARLES ID. PEARSON, A. H.. NJ D.
superintendent few patients will be received DR.
son may be consulted for few days ~ the ST. Nicholas
Hotel Sstsfsctory city references given.
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Bullous, "New Ycke,' Shirt, Made to Order,
OF New York mills, ai &S6 per dozen, "hsnd made rs
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The Press Censorship Renewed.

PARIS, Jan. 10, 1870.
Copies OF certain Belgian journals, intended for
circulation In France have been intercepted and
seized by the French authorities.
This act, coming after the declaration that foreign
Journals were to be freed from censorship, exc.es
surprise and the radical journals charge the gov
ernment with inconsistency and bad faith.
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All Impurities or the Blood and Diseases Of
pamphlet.
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Sayre's Coltsfoot Tr0ches for Coughs>
eoias. AsAxssnea thrsass aAa eak
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Abnormal Rublcundity, Unnatural Redness
Of the nose or face d.osred with black worm.
beautiful countsnauce This annoying personal
positively cured ~ DR.. II. G. PERRY, ~ Bond street.