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NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, ellh 9th street,
kER : CO. advance money % Bonds. Socks, and and
Real Estate, Diamond am nd Watches he Dry Goods, Fur
n B-T6e highest cash price paid for the hsssaas same
Open every day except SUNDAYS from q. m. to .
Pm. seS-ly
pRoPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE DEPOT CoMHIssARr OF sussrsTEscE,l
be January St.
l' for 'ugPSs4s II ESFgA 5Sfx1S sISGR e5is'
sS$ pounds ASS SIS SSSsEE tsissa green
& & & se,3sS: ssss: SSs sSSssEEsaa. EaaE SUGAR
IS {: IS s$sssSYssE s$ssfS$$Y s$$ssssfS$$YsE ss.s. .ss!sSs; ION
Conditions, &C., as heretofore,
jas-et Brevet Major, u. s, A.. A. c.s.
NAvr DErAETMEST; sSsasa = r..D. AND DOCKS,
WASHING ToN, D. c., Decemb Der 10, 1869.
asd Ss
DsT bSoR sss.5s ana az
transportation by sea The structure to be princi-
ana rass safety So
length, Is feet draught, @ feet beam and 5000 tons
Parties wishing to contract for building such Dock
will have their plans and specifications complete in
all particulars before submitting them for examine
ton.
Such plans as are submitted will be considered
relatively and with cost OF construction, and those
not fayoraby considered viii be returned to the bid
dere, IL desired
The acceptance Of any bid will be dependent upon
necessary appropriation Of funds by Congress, as
also whether the plans specifications, and cost are
regarded favorably.
II contract be entered into payments will Be made
upon estimates as the work Progresses and twenty
per cent of the contract price viii be reserved until
the dock shall be fully and satisfactorily tested.
/ DANIEL AMMEN,
Chief Of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks.
delS-law4w
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AUCTION SALES.

DY WILLIAM L. WALL CO., Aucti ,neers
u New Marble building,
Corner 9th street md PsnnsyIvs ala svenue.
SALE OF FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
SHOES, &C.
"A On THURSDAY MoRNING. January 18th,
VA commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell, within
our sslesroom, collection Of Furniture, &C .,
" vcomprisng- -
Walnut Marble-top Suites
Walnut Marb!e-top Bureaus
Oak Marble top Suites
Msrble-top Tables, Washstands
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Ladies Cloaks, Coats, &c
Gases Men Ind Boys Boots and Shoes
yewelry, Buttons, Crockery, &C.
go lbs. Copper Bottoms
With nume rOus other articles.
sale without regard to weather.
Also, lot of Groceries, &C.
1t w. l.. WALL CO. Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS.
u Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 3l9, Southeast corner 7th and streets.
Two-sI0RY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING,
EkoNTING ON SIXTH STREET WEST, BE
TMEEN G AND ii STREETS NORTH, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
Il On MONDAY NEXT. the 18th instant, at 4
lee. oclOck D. m :, we shall sell in front of the
premises House No. 4O7 Sixth street west,
and the Lot on which IL stands. having eight good
rooms, water and gas and running back to IS foot
alley.
Terms One half cash; balsnce in and IL months,
for notes bearing interest secured by deed Of trust
the premises. Convey ancing and stsmps at pur-
chssers $40 will be required on day Of sale
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ja12-eo&ds IRepubl Aucticners.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.

CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR. $500;
BEST EXTRA do. se.s0:
Warranted to give satisfaction.
VERY BEST o0LoNG, ENGLISH BREAK
PURE BUCKwHEAT. WHITE DRIPs, Sf.20
PER GALLON.
Any sYhJk iEEGskS satR saTa AS 10"
c. wITMER,
FAMILY GROCER,
jaIl-H 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
GRoCERIEs,s GROCERIES,
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW FIRM.
NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.
AND PROVISIONS ARRIviNGI In baiLYi n'A'
MEsSRs. KERR Il ROBINSON,
CORNER NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND STREET,
are selling all kinds of GROCERIES and PROyI.
SIONS at the lowest possible price Tor cash Their
entire stock of goods having been purchased since
the recent decline in prices enable them sell at
. very low price.
NO LIQUOR SOLD.
GIVE US A CALL
KERR & ROBINSON,
jas corner street and New Jersey avenue.
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WARRINGTON, ID. c., Dec a. la0g
:, ON the petition Of JOHN r. HARRINGfoN. Of
Brooklyn, N :, praying for the extension az raf
enf granted to him the LIST day Of Anril iSss nd
Tcissued In two divisions numbered respectively as
and 2.4l6, on the 1lth dag Of December I,s f,r a.
Improvement in Machine for making Garnet Lining.
ordered that the testimony in the case be closed
on the 1st day Of March next, that the time for
fling arguments and the Examiners report be linn
tied 10 the h day Of March next. and that said pe-
uiiOn be heard on the 10th day Of March next
Amy person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL D. FISHER,
delsiaw3w Commissioner of Pafenta
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UNDERWRITERS.
RICHARD r. HARVEY ALONZO MARI
HARVEY & MARI.
U.vDERTAKRRA,
No. 335 STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth.
INV So-lv

RRlDAL AND FUNERAL wREATHs BO-
y QUITS, skOsSEs, ANCHORS and STARS
Preserved or Enameled in Wax. All kinds of Hair
Brading done, Ornamental Hair Work on Glass and
Pearl by Mrs FRIES, late Of Boston, 3ss Sth 81 ,
near j. References for Hair W work:-Mrs President
GRANT, Mrs. Admiral Goldsborough, W. w Corco-
ran, Gen. Casey. Gen. Tonpkins, Gen Aiken del Iy
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ORRRHEsAANsss, Goger, q Sscs%SsE q =. w.;

DhrHAMS Cog. Decsmnef ~
POE Ad:n:s.sos q 5s,s.ss R.s a.
the appreciation ofthe Orphans Court ofW Arlington
the 18Th, A. d. $50. for the 6nal settls3ent an1
and Of the assets n hand e far . t. sane hsvc
been collected and turned into money; when and
where al the creditors and heiy of sa deceasea ~
notiled 70 attend, With their elails propsriy
yoschsd, @ tse{ MY ctasrvass 6y Law b. eIcfadsd
yeeks In the fvshhg Star Vrsvioas 70 IL Sd
sa asn.,.. wEBsrER. Rsssss.r Of wn.
TTNITED srAfKS PATKNT OFFICE,
On IN. ,.stss y RRs1sTSsf TREnN e ~
Den, Msss., yrayins Sor tie extsnaios oS : sstsrt
granted to hin On tks 1seh 6ay Of Isrch' ~ Sos
IN impreve0sot IN eDring Platform Tor isiirosd
Il is ordered that tn testimony In the ca. n.
closed on the ~ day Of Tebruery next; that tSs
time foe nnng erGlzneuts ed tke Exa6inerS r.
port be limited TO IT, eth 6ny q Nfarch nert. and
that ~ Dstafioa b hsaBd o IL Oh day Of Earch
Any psrsa nay esees. tAissxssursa.
RA1vnL 9. klSHER.
MQffS lKEMCH fQwpERs. CERrAu
- OuG ucvoO psbHi(Y, 6oaini E1is-
5s.s!Ss: Es:s:ss. ssSshs iss'i : = s -, -:
fch:S Qsss,s - n~ssv Dt.~s.s.
ZEE = NasAlnetoa, d. O., by yOnI QQVQl-
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nR. KIERSTEADS
- UNRiVALLED REMEDY
THE KING OF ALL PAIN
THE GREAT lNfERNAL AND EXTERNAL
MEDICINE, WILL CURE
Headache, In i've minutes; Toothache, In oue minnie
Neuralgia, Sprans,
Rheumatism, DiarrhRa,
Coughs and Coins, Fever and ARue.
CrAnDo and Cholic, Cholera MorDus,
Inflammation Of the Kidneys,
and many other disessss and silmsnts Of the human
body, too numerous to enumerate.
1t is Diuretic, curing dseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder. IL h Tonic and Stimulant, giving an apr
petite and invisorating the system. Il ls Diapho-
retc, causing Dersprafion and allaying fever 1t 10
an Expectorant, acting the Lun g. and good In al
Throat and Lung diseases.
There :: not pain OF schs, nergous or inAamma.
In m? instances entirely cure. IL should always b
used before any other remedy b tried, for it II IL
-noss certain N every case 70 - the only thing
PRICE, 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sold by an Drngsists, ADothecsriss, and Dealers
w. n BROWN q BRO, s,ls Prupr,e<ors.
ssl1-3awon Wholesale Druggists. Baifimore Nd.
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MANTELsl MANTELsH MANrELs

Persons building and repairing houses would do
well 10 call and examine my assortment of MAN
Tells, which Is the largest and most varied collec-
ton ever offered for sale in this District. They
sist Of all the leading styles now manufactured in
seventeen different col0rs many OF which iaLnid
l al,e have on hand CRATES, summer pieces;
BRa CkETS, BRACKET SHELVES, FIRE
BOARDS, &c, all of which are from the best manu-
factories. Please call and examine them
b. p. WRISLEY,
No. 3 Young Mems Christian Ass n Building,
SCI y Corner 9th and ID at treats
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| UMBERI LUMBER II LUMBER m

UMBERi LUMBER II LUMBER ~
Lumber, Hemiock Fencing, Cyprus Shingles, White
fins ana Spruce Pickets, Cedar Posts Also,
DRESSED LUMBER
OF oil kinds on hand and for sale lat Icvesf arkef
rates By WlLLET REDGRAVE,
corner New York avenue and 9th street,
-. one square from Northern
- ID Liberty Market
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DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

PosT OFFICE DEPARrMENr,l
December q, 1859. (
Sealed Proposals win be received At the Post once
Department until the 10Th day Of January, 1870. at Il
O'Clock, at noon, for furnishing Stationery for this
Department for one year from the LIST day of februa
ry, $50. Those eunaccompanied by satisfactory testi-
monials OF ability to fulfll . contract will not be
considered.
All the articles must be Of the very best quality,
samples of which, Containing AZ least \ ream of each
kind Of paper, must accompany the bid, aud the De-
parment reserves the right 90 retain and pay for the
same at the price stated in the oer return them,
at its option.
No bid will be considered where the articles ac-
ccmpanying il are not OF the kind and quality re-
Quired by the Department, and spurious articles
will subject the entire bid to rejection, At the pleas
ure Of the Department.
The subloined list specifies, as nearly as now
be DONE the amount quality and description Of
Of the kinds of articles that will be wanted
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SOLE AGENCY FOR THE DISTRICT,

jaS5t
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HEARINGS AT TUE CENTRAL STATIoN.--Before
Alderman Kerr, committing magistrate, at the Cen
tral Station, this afternoon, arraigned Charles
Wilson, colored, on the charge OF stealing pocket
book from Mrs. keyser, at Seventh aud Willow
Streets few days ago. He held In $500 bail to
answer.
John H. Patched was charged with the theft of
s56 from enc George McCrea on New Years day.
at Jacob Anton's tavern Twentieth and Wood
streets, and with attempting to compound q felony
lie was held In $1,000 bail to answer
Edward Hendg, lad OF about Is years of age. was
charged with forging the firm name OF Mark fiasser
GO. to several checks, for which he received the
cash. He was held in s3aOO bail to answer.
-Four lads, named Pat Kelley, Edward O'Leary
the charge OF committing numerous petty robberies
IN ManayuDk. They were committed to answer.
Peter Leisner was charged with committing
sault and battery upon Mary Ann Meyer, with ma
liciousy destroying her clothing and with commit
ting bigamy The parties reside at Front and Norris
streets. lie was held In $4,000 bail to answer.
PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CON-
PAEY.-The Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad held
their annual election for officers to-day, with the
| following result:-Presldent Vincent J.. Bradford
Treasurer, j. Parker Norris; Secretary, James Nor
re and Assistant Secretary, Floyd ii. White.
The following gentlemen were elected directors
| for the ensuing year -
Vincent L. Bradford, William II. Hart William H.
| GatZmer Charles Manchester William s. Freeman,
! Asa j. Fish, John c. Stevens, Benjamin Fish, John
| NJ Read, Ashbel Welch, Albert W. Markley, George
M DOrrance.
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IRON EUROPE.
The Press Censorship in France

The Press Censorship in France.
by the Anglo-lmsrisanCa Cable
PARIS, JAM 10.-The law in relation to public
prints has been still further modified. The cen
sorship OF all foreign journals has been abol-
shed, and the right to sell all French papers in
the streets restored.
The Party of the Left.
1t is certain that the party of the Left have
joined with other parties in demanding the ar
raignment Of Baron Haussmann. The Govern
ment has decided to allow Ledru Rollin, Tibaldi
and Others to avail themselves of the amnesty
recently granted for political offenses.
United Stotes Funds In England.
LONDON, JAN 10.-A writer in the DAILY Neps
to-day, reprobating SIMPSONS sneers at Ameri-
can credit, recently published in the Times,
proves that by the difference in exchange
United States five-twenty bonds at sc are really
higher in price than British consols at 92
The mOntevideO Bank Resumes BusIness.
LISBON Jan. 10.-Later mail dates from
Montevideo just received announce that the
great bank in that city, which was recently COM
PEELED to suspend, has resumed.
Spanish Minister Of Justice Appointed.
MADRID, Jan. 10-Senor X. Montero Rios.
recently Under Secretary OF Justice, has been
appointed Minister of Justice, vice Senior c. Ar
danaz, resigned.
This Afternoons Quotations.
By the Anglo-American Gable.
PARIS, Jan. 1o.-The Bourse opened nrm. Rentes,
54f. I0c.
ANTWERP, Jan. 1o-Peroleum opened nrm at
60ssf.
HAvRE, Jan. 1O.-Coiton opened quiet at 1871 on
the spot.
PARIS, Jan. 10.-The Bourse closed quiet. Rentes
74f. SIC.
FRANKFORT, JAN lo.--United States 1ve-twenties
opened active and firm at 92.
ship News.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 10.-Arrived steamships Ne
braska and TIfpoli, from New York.
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FROM THE DOMINION.
The Caldwell Extradttion Case.


MONTREAL, Jan. 10.-The long-pending Cald-
well extradition case terminated curiously
Judge Coursol on Saturday discharged the ac-
cused on the second warrant in consequence of
the judgment given by the Superior Court the
day previous. A third warrant was issued, but
the prisoner escaped before it could be served
the door of the building having been bolted by
Caldwell's friends to prevent the Chief Constable
from pursuing. The United States Consul has
offered two hundred dollars reward for his ap-
prehension.
les Another Extradiiion Case.
Dennis Cahill has been committed to Jail to
await the warrant of the Governor r-General for
his extradition on the charge of numbering
Thomas O'Neil, at Hartford, on the 9th of De-
cember last.
Carleton County Court House was destroyed
by fire yesterday. large number of papers
were destroyed, but many of the most valuable
documents were saved.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Desperate Attempt at Suicide.
tsh 20 The Euenina TSlsgraph.

Desperate Attempt at baIcIde'
Dese0tsh 30 The Bvsning Telegraph.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 10-A plasterer named
Milbourn, confined in the Fifth Ward Station
House for drunkenness, made several attempts
to commit suicide last night. He first suspended
himself from the ceiling with comforter
around his neck, but was cut down before life
was extinct.
He then attempted to choke himself with his
hands, and so far succeeded that his face turned
black. He was then handcuffed, but tried toreach
his end by driving his head against the floor,
then by bending his head under him. Life was
almost extinct again when discovered, be wac
afterwards more closely watched.
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FIFTH EDITION ION
FROM EUROPE.
italian UuIfv.

italian Unity.
BY the Frdneo-American Cable.
PARIS, Jan. 1O.-Count Dsru, the Minister OF state,
has publicly announced his sympathies with the
cause OF Italian unity and that he has no desire to
maintain the Papa power at Rome, and that In this
he III in accord WITH the wishes Of North Germany
and Prussia, but that their action will be with strot
regard to the treaty OF Prague With regard to the
Eastern question he expresses a wish that Turkey
may be sustained.
The Latest Quotations.
By the An1lo-Americdn Cable
LONDON, Jan. 10-4'30 p. M.-Consols for monev
921S and for account 92s<@e25S. American securI
ties quiet. Five-twentles OF 1859, 81; OF 1865 old
s6H OF 1867 s57S Ten-forties, s4. Railways quiet
Erie, 1794 Illinois Central, 109k.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1870 P.M.-COtton quiet Up
lands, ll16@ll%d.; Orleans, 11%@11s{d. Sales to-
day 10000 bales including 1000 bales for export ana
speculation. Lard heavy, Cos. Fine rosin, las Re
LONDON, Jan. 10.-Tallow, 45s. Sd. Refined petro-
leum Is. sd@1s. sgd; Linseed oil. e90 bs 030 los
Calcutta nseed from b9s. Sd. 959s. Cd.
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THIRD EDITION
New Financial Measure of Senator
Sumner's-The Test Oath Abused
and Measures Taken to
Protect It.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Senator Morton's New Bill.

Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Senator Morton will
present the bill prepared by him forbidding the
fitting out of vessels of war by foreign govern
mens in ports Of the United States. This is in
tended to apply to cases like the Spanish gun
boats.
Summers Financial Bill.
br Sumner has prepared an elaborate hnan-
clal bill of some ten or a dozen sections. 1t pro-
vides for funding the debt at four and a half
90 per cent, and gives additional banking
facilities to the West and South in the shape of
q redistribution of currency. Sumner will sup
port the bill in a lengthy speech.
The Test Oath Falsely Taken.
The Reconstruction Committee is preparing
a bill for the punishment of persons in the late
Rebel States who take the test oath falsely.
They are to be prosecuted for perjury in the
United States courts. The bill was suggested
by General Reynolds, through the Secretary Of
War. 1t appears that in Texas persons take the
oath falsely, and there is no means of Furnishing
them.
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FROM VIEW ENGLAND.
The Rhode island Legislature.

The Rhode Island Legislature.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 10.
The Legislature met to-day. The Governors
message says the State finances are in good con-
dition, and he recommends as necessary the
adoption of the fifteenth amendment. That
amendment has heretofore hung fire, although
the State is largely Republican.
Fire in Concord, N. H.
CONCORD, Jan. 10.-Palmer & Co, carriage
spring makers, and others, were burned out yes
terday, LOSE, S25, 600; insurance, Sl2,5 500.
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FROM WASHING TON.


Nonhinhtionb bY Tho President.
Special Despatch 70 The EoeninJ Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The President has nop,t
mated Thomas Blddle. of Pennsylvania, Consul
General at Havana; E. q. Salmon, Governor OF
Washington Territory; Judge Emmons United
States Circuit Judge, Fifth district.
The Sumuna Treaty.
The President also sent in secret message COM
munlcating the treaty for the lease OF SANTANA Bay
and for the annexation OF the territory OF San Do
miDgo together with all the facts In his posaessIon
on that subject They were referred TO the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations.
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LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE
CHANCE FOR BARGAINS IN JEWELRY
The well selected stock Of the old established Jewery
Store of JAMES ROBINSON, No. 1881 Market street,
Tuesday Morning,
Jan H. at Il o'clock &c sspnRr,isanRg \ FR@,aRg
Fine 1S karat gold hunting leases, Joseph johnson,
Breiing, and imported Watches of other celebrated
makers.
and slvfr ne Gold Uhans Gold Rings Of descrip-
pins solitaire and clustes ladi s. and gentemen's Da-
mond Rings Gold and Silver 1himbes; Gold and Silver
Pencils; ladies' and gentemens Breastpins, Studs, and
large assortment Of Ladies' Sets of the latest
styles
SILVERWARE
Spoons Knives Forks Ladies' Walters oastors, Tea
A fine aesortmen Of
POCKET CUTLERY,
Ware Shades Vases, and Ancy Ornaments Gold
headed Canes, Thermometers, and Barometers.
CLOCKS,
OF Engish and French impoItations eight and thirty
~"'" AMERICAN CLOCKS.
Bronze, Rosewood and Walnut
CUCKOO CLOCKS
Traviati Brise de Sor Diay0o etc etc.,, large and
small, playing 2, T. d, 8, 10, and IL tunes, "a, . 4,
Together with Good will, Lease, and Fixtures OF tho
''S' 4 large Evans 4 Watson safsbuiIt TO order.
A~'s'' '"''' SHOW CASES.
Length feet by ~ and IA inches
This stand has been established twenty-five years. and
doing good bumnsss
on account Of III health ltap
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FROM NEW YORK.
Robbery In Troy.

Troy, Jan. 10.-The North Adams Savings Hank
was entered by burglars last night, and robbed OF
$1,000 in U. S. bonds There is no clue 20 the per
petrators.
The Hudson Closed.
ALBANY, Jan. 10.-Snow has fallen all the morning
and navigation in The river Is closed.
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WED ING INVITA 1T o N
w ENGRAVED IN THE NEWEST AND BESE
LOUIS DREKA.
Statoner and Engravers
no 1893 OHESNUT street.

COLDIERs DISCHARGE BEFORE TWO
- years service for injuries or wounds including
rupture, are entitled, they or their widows OF heis
uf they have received Done), to $500 bounty
Apply 10 ROBERT s. LEAGUE CO.,
zao NO. 1856 S. SEVENTH Street
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FROM THE WEST.
singular Pnplsh Dolngs.

Despatch TO The Ereni,g Telegraph.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Prominent physicians
here declare the opinion that Bishop Duggan, of
this Roman Catholic diocese, is not insane rs
reported, but has been incarcerated at some un-
known place by order of the Pope, for malad-
ministration of office He has been very un-
popular here with priests, and the diocese has
suffered. 1t is certain that the Rev. Mr.. Falley,
of Baltimore, will soon take charge as coadjutor
New York Money and stock Markets.
NEw YORK, JAM 10.-St0cks unsettled. Money, Z
DO, new, il4a; 40. 1851 ll4 DO: lses li4N l04Os
Company 81 = Cumberland preferred, 26gE; Consoli-
dated New York Central and hudson River 92ls
Michigan @ oenra f ssagsn ssaRHSsT soaSsSa
Illinois Central, 1877 Cleveland and Pittsburg, 81
Chicago and Rock Island, 1857 Pttsburg and Fort
Wayne 1854. Western Union Telegraph, 324.
New York Preauce Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1o:-Cotton heavy; sales OF 300
bales middlng uplands at 25Ac. FIour-State and
GAO; Southern dull and declining Wheat dul and
shade lower; Corn duh and heavy; new mixed
@6qc Beef quiet. Pork flimer; mess, s2s92s'0O.
Lard quiet; steam rendered In terces, 1G4@1Tc.
Whisky hrmer at 81 90.
WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS.
RAETED full assortment men o. sizes always on hand
ss4wfms No ea4 oHEsNUT' Sire Street below Fourth
WEDDING AND PARTY INVE-
TATIONS
ENGRAVED IN THE LATEST STYLE.
WALLETS, GOLD PENS,
WRITING DESKS, KNIVES,
CARD CASES. F0LI0S, ETC
i. LINERD,
sTATToNER AND GARD ENGRAvER.
No. 921 SPRING GARDEN STREET,
BIZ wsns PHILADELPHIA
| G6000 $4,000, AND OTHER SUMS TC
POVVVe loan on mortgage Of city property.
7br No. 40 WALNUT Street
! dp10 000 TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE
TkWIs H. REDNER.
lWA No. 72I WALNUT Street.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third Street
ReceiUed too late for CLASSIFICATION.

ttssp LABOR VS.. NONOPOLY-TRUTH VS..
attend mass meeting at the P1INTERS' HALL, No.
sO3 LOCUST Street. THIS EVENING, January 10, 1870,
at go O'clock when fair and impartial statement Of tho
opeTat ors OF the WESTERN UNION COMPANY, now
this city will be represented Able speakers will
Attendance d. III. LOUDERBACK,
II. j. WALLS,
Secretary National Labor Union,
E. A. SCOTT,
IT. Committee.
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FOURTH EDITION
e U "A o p e.

The French Censorship of Foreign Jour
nails Abohshed-Baron Hauss-
mann Arraigned-United
States Bonds Higher
than British Con-
sols-Spanish
Politics.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-10

TooIs.-JOhn Brenner was arrested at Second and
Thompson streets yesterday afternoon, having in
20 have been stolen Alderman Eggeton committed
him 10 answer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-10

RECKLESS DRIyING.-A drayman named Thomas
Buchanan, whilst driving at a reckless pace along
Delaware avenue on Saturday, ran over little girl,
injuring her badly about the head and body. He
was arrested and taken before Alderman Toland
who held him in $500 bail TO answer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-10

RABm CANiNK.-A rabid canine was yesterday
killed by poice officer at Broad street AND COlupi-
bi0 avenue
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-10
Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan, 10.-Cotton firm at 25c. Flour
and Wheat dull, but unchanged. Corn-White ad-
vanced and the market Is strong with sales at CSC.
@S1 yellow, 90@93c. Oats steady. Provisions frmer,
but quiet and unchanged Whisky nrm at fl@S1 '0l,
but held higher, with small sales at STOP.