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My NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
Of the General Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the incorporation OF Bank, in
accordance with the laws OF the Commonwealth, to
be entitled THE IRON BANK, to be located at Phi
ladelphia, with a capital OF one hundred thousand
dollars, with the right to increase the same to one
million dollars.
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s.SFp HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU ANO
S~D IMPROVED ROSE WASH cures delicate disorders
in all their stages, at little expense little or no
change in diet, no Inconvenience, and no exposure
action, and free from all Injurious proper
ties. l0l 7W
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rszr HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT TuIs 2

psSFp HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT TlIIS?-
Owing 10 tne algu Price 4I meas a. Ui an h!nus
pork out OF pig iron. Whatever doubts may arise in
regard to the success Of this novel enterprise there
can be none concerning the superiority Of the
HoneybToOk Lehgh Coal sold by J. O. HANCOCK,
at the northwest corner of Ninth and Master
streets This superb vein OF anthracite maintains
the high reputation 1t gained when first introduced
to our market 1t is just the fuel that every house
keeper should use and when prepared under II AN
COCKS supervision is entirely free from dust or
slate. Test it for yourselves. 90 3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nkz7a MEETING OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S~~ OF THE SCHOOLC{AFT IRON COMPANY,
No 4OT LIBRARY Street, Philadelphia.
a special meeting OF the stockholders OF the
SChOolCraft Iron Company VIII be held on WEDN ES-
DAY, the 23d day OF November A. D. 1870, at 12
O'Clock noon, at the once OF the Company, No. 40T
LIBRARY Street, Philadelphia, to take into &C nslde-
ration the execution of a mortgage upon the pro-
perty OF the company and the issue of the bonds Of
the company TO an amount not exceeding one hun
dred and twenty thousand dollars sl200OOl bearing
interest at rate not exceeding ten per centum per
annum, to be secured 10y said mortgage.
The meeting will also be asked to take into con-
sideratiOn the assignment Of the real and personal
property Of the company in trust for the benefit OF
its creditors, such other measures as may be laid
before to provide for the payment OF the debts OF
the company.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
THOMAS SPARKS, Secretary.
Philadelphia, oct. 13, 1870. 10 % 4W
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sSSH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~" application will be made at the next meeting
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation of Bank, IN ac-
COrdance with the laws Of the Commonwealth, to be
entitled THE ANTHRACITE BANK, to be located
at Philadelphia with capital Of five hundred thou
sand dollars with the right TO increase the same to
two million dollars
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Soy FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCONTI-
w. nence of Urine, irritation Inflammation, or
liberation Of the bladder or Kidneys diseases OF the
prostate glands, stone in the bladder, calculus
gravel or brick dust deposits and all diseases Of the
bladder, Kidneys and dropsical swellings, USE
HElMBOID'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu. 10 Nv
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No. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
~~N health and yigoT to the frame and blood to the
palid cheek. Debility is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms, and if no treatment ia sub
mitted 10, consumption, insanity, OF epileptc dts
epsue 10 Nv
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rlSye BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS SPLEN-
w. did Hair Dye ia the best in the world, the only
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taneous-Do dissppontment-no ridiculous tiats-
"DOes not contain Lecd any Pitdic Poison 10 tn
jure the Hair SgSteIR." InyigOrates the Hair and
leaves it soft and beautiful; Black or Brown.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Applied at the
Factory, No. 16 BOND Street, New York. IA 2T mwfs
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

Each OF the guarantGrs must be certified by the
AgsCssfr OF Internal Revenue Tor the district Ia
which the parties are assessed. II laWiF
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SPIRIT OF yHn PRHss.
Editorial Opinions OF the Leading Journals
upon Current Topics-compiIed Every
Day for the Evening Telegraph.

ELECTIONS IN EIGHTEEN STATES-A
GREAT DAY IN AMERICAN POLITICS.
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NAPoLEON,s PROCLLMATI0N.

Nspoleon's Reign Described by Napoleon
The Trickster's Talk Of the Peoples Az
fection-And Of Giving Order aud Liberty
solid Basis-All TO Transmit the Grown
TO his son.
Paris, April 24.-The Journal 06fciel publishes
the following proclamation:
FRESCHMKS:
The Constitution OF 1852, drawn In yrtue OF the
S ~ votes s1 wien sns s asn raS ls s sss
procured for France eitheen YEAR, OF calm ADD pros
and In he @ lime
Is tie part m has taken in the progress Of liberty hi
chances have altered The base,
so y 81 ss
To %ys Sssys today s snyH3g dome ESH,
democratic France NAV be feauoed 70 a small number
St prSysoSs Which cannot be Shsngsd
vantage Of rendering oennlie the tTogrcss already
nuctuatons The principles OF the government Time
lost too Sss IN ssTrsn aud sme.sersd
for means OF Increasing the moral and material we'll
I Yen Who from the 10Th 2.
without CESSATION guarded me BY you, .ufrages sus
ssesSeS EgSS o soaSdsnes i IN Oi hSS!
Sou, viii exercise The menace, Of revolution, You
viii plaIe order ana liberty on solid b.sis and you
\ on have almost unanimousy FOR eighteen years
clothed me with the most extensive powers be also
equally unanimous to-day IN supporting the uansIor-
nation OF the imperial regime.
great DSGs has WAY Nt S;,aans s Seysl,D
at the same time STABILITY aud progress.
70 the call which make on you TO ratify the liberal
reforms realized during the Last ten reply
A. ior my'sli, faithful 70 my 9rlgn shall eonnge
and. eonhding In Providence thal work without
tAtlon FOL the prosperity and grandeur OF France
tslEnedJ NAPOLEON.
PkRIs, April 24-Evenng.-The proclamation OF
the EmI error is received With enthusiastic common
dalton BY the organs of tie Court, the Ministry, and
NJ. Rouher. Other journals even those which coun-
eel an Affirmative vote ON the Rebseiiup, are cold in
their expressions.
The LeEimis's will partly vote no, and partly alb
stain IRON voting.
Public meetings for the discussion OF the Pge1isoi
fum commeLCed to-day. Two meetings which c. e
called yesterday for other political objects dis
solved.
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Some wag has telegraphcd to the Bbening
Post what purports to be the views of President
GRANT regarding the Cuban question. This
joker informs us that "the firm attitude Of the
Administration and the energetic action Of the
State Department have brought Spain to her
senses, and there need be no apprehension Of
trouble now"
The action attributed 10 the Administration
and the State Department refers, we presume,
to the unexplained wholesale massacres Of Ameri-
can citizens in Cuba, to the e1peling Of our Con-
suls from Cuban ports, and to the many occasions
on which, even in Havana, our citizens have been
indebted for their lives to British protection.
As to the apprehension Of trouble with
Spain," we were not aware that any existed in
any part of this country outside the walls Of the
White House and the State Department
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NEW JFRSE y.

Patrick Mcfarland. a workman IN Suse an q
Brothers lcShor factory Newark, lcl dc.d II 81, WORK
on Saturday eVcrlnf
A boy OF three ears, the son CT Patti Malone,
OF Hudton CIV, fell INTO a. airy pit INT v1t led
with water. and WAS dr. ,wncd on Saturday afternoon
During nm ARRAY in Lohman's sauou, Wal street,
kewAIk YESTERDAY afternoon JarCs Iyurl The river
OF an Ice wagan, severely cut about the face aud
hands.
In the Union county Oyer and Icrmircr IN l. ~.
both, SATURDAY. the jpN rave NJ Millrr ven 'lct
against the New jersey tcHtral Railroad wuu-o eon,
his ticket
Several Democratic members OF he Bnii NJ
Aldermen a. consolidated Jrpev coy had cplri
Yesterday morning. No definite SAFE" "A, made NJ,
though he general lee ing seemed TO favor gN,nE
HUDSON CITY the choice Tor prCHldcnt clscl tly tue
clerk, and Brrgen CITY the comptroller,
delegation non Nugturru Liberty En:me COM
pAny ~ ihiladrlrha has arrived IA rssy tlly, VIA
n Photograph 81 thelr COMPANY. Agtt Ton Nl.'' i'
gine COMPANY NJ J. a. a t'.tlnDnAl i"r uc non.i,
II the Northern LIBERTY bows IN the ""'""""' AL
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We learn from Washington that President
GRANT is still industriously engaged trying to
bring the members Of the Senate over TO his
views respecting the great ST. Domingo job. He
should hurry up the business as fast as may be I;
for at the latest advices from that quarrelsome
island, the revolutionary party under CABRAL were
making alarming progress. They had gained two
or three new provinces, and had a prospect Of
soon being in possession Of the entire country.
BAKz. the nominal President, was in despair, and
had taken to hard drinking, old rum being his
favorite tipple. II is evident that the only way
to save BAsz from becoming hopeless drunkard
10 TO snnex Dominica 70 the United States, and
pay him his millions as soon as possible. On
that condition we dare say he would be willing 10
join Q temperance society.
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Are You There, ola Truepenny 2


The scheme of the Alabama builders TO
Obtain tho noin Of tho Unitcd rtntes in ne
stroying the Republic of Winnipeg is just as
we supposed. That excellent and trust
worthy journal, the Telegraph of Toronto,
gives the following account of the way in
which tho British expect TO make use Of the
sault Saint Mary Canal TO get their army
transported to Fort William on the north
west shore of Lake Superior:
There is no intention OF taking the troops
through the canal The men are 70 march around
the vessels as they have done tor years, to pass
territory"
This design cannot be executed without
imperative orders from the President at
Washington. No doubt, when the war
steamers Of the expedition appear at the
mouth of the canal, they will pretend to be
nothing but peaceful vessels Of commerce
designed TO transport emigrants across Lake
Superior; but they will DO in reality vessels
engaged In war; bound on q warlike errand.
II Gen. GRANT desires that the Alabama
builders should use our canal for their war,
he will give pcremptory orders to his
subordinate officers, and the vessels
will 90 through. Then the American people
will set the fact down in his account and set
tie with him afterward. But If he does not
wish to have the steamers go through the
canal. he will say 90 to the agents Of the Gus
toms in that part of Michigan, and the YES
sells will not be able to pass. Then the ex-
petition will not have the advantage of aid
from the United States Government, and will
not be able to suppress the revolution in Win
nipeg SO cheaply or 30 early as has been ex-
pected and at any rate the President of the
United States will not be guilty of giving aid
in such an enterprise to the people who built
the Alabama and sent forth the raid upon st.
Adams.
OF course II will be said that II we do not
suffer the British steamers to pass the canal,
Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago, and charter
asmany American transports as they may re-
quire to take their troops on board in Lake
Superior and land them at Fort William on
Thunder Bay. We do not believe that there
are American merchants in those parts of the
Union who are base enough to charter their
vessels for such a purpose. But If there are,
the iniamy will be theirs alone the Govern.
ment will have no share in it, especially If it
should issue q proclamation forbidding
American vessels to be used for such war
ike purpose.
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Personal ISTELLIGENCE.

lady Franklin sailed Tor Victoria from SIN Fran.
cisco Yesterday.
Dr. Sayre did not testify in the Cham rrs trial
The use OF his name was made thfou Do AN. pr.at tJr
DR. Carey
Tie Aetrs says that MATHEW p. litf' u"r "ll ct
thc unanimous InmmAny noWuu.. SIcrlI.
Shandley and Conan are AFRAID Of join "a, AND have
drawn on.
Miss Matte johnson whose nu0c n''9'"cl an nm
pleasant notorley ~ clui melton win tnt ol l,eY'
Horace Cooke the Nous tu} o. la. married r'spcctN
bic Young man IN TINS city.
MAJOR james Hagrcrlv the genial but unfortunate
Amer car Consul 10 Glasgow, ma. nccn ~ ''' ~ as
Deruty NRyal OnCCr OF ms port The h 81 u.uui ~ uI
Majors popularity j. TINT he WAS nominated. 0hImei.
ANA qualified In one day,
VIM Lloyd Garrison has received st0'uN rs an
expression Of the value NJ ms SEW CCs In Co., 1 uon
Of slavery, while VT LOUIS Nauoicuu, tlr .'uWio
agent OF the Invisible uni .IsiuTud IAFull fI Sic,
bN which thousauds rvuChed the Iauu Of safety, mas
never received cent Ia rCco- milton.
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The public have for long time past been
familiar with the name Of Gen. 0'NEIL OF the
ubiquitous aud somewhat famous Penan Brother
hood, and have occasionally heard Of Cana
dian spy or detective Of the same name, who makes
Montreal or Ottawa his headquarters, and who,
in his official capacity, would appear to have
periodical nightmare in which the terrible
Feuian Brother O'NEL PUSHES upon him fully
armed and equipped for desperate deeds And
now that the formidable expedition to the Red
River is about TO set out, we the name Of still
another O'NgIL cOnspicuousy put forward and he
II would appear, Is the mightiest Of all the o.
NeIIs Of America. lie actually sports the deco.
ration V. c. and dictates as First Military Secrc.
rotary 10 His Excellcncy Sir JoHS YoUsG. Gov
ernor-Gencral of British North America, the
Republic Of Assn boine alone excepted. This
last named ONEIL Is recommended by an Ottawa
paper as the very best possible second 10 the
oihcer Of high military rank, experience, and
AFFINITY who, II is sSid, is TO command the COM
Dlned force OF the expedition. Thus, il appears
we are to have at least three O'NElLs engaged in
this terrible contest. II appears that the great
est Of the oNKILs won his military spurs and
first secretaryship, as well as his Victoria Cross,
somewhere in the EOst-we forget where, al.
though We have been informed by Ills Excellency
himself By the way, it is curious that Sir
JOHN is just as good an Irishman as any Of the
ONrIL family and, we are happy to add is also
as sound believer in Canadian independence, II
not actually IN annexationist at heart, as the
most worthy +. d. Of New York. With two
"0'EAILs" to his adversary's one. His Excel.
lency may win.
But leaving Roman Catholicism, orangeism,
French Canadianism, and all other isns apart, we
shall watch the war Of the ONsILs with increased
interest. now that third warrior of that famous
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JOTTINGS BOUT TOWN.
The Mace Allen ngh, rs arranged for 10th Nav

The hace'Alen fight h arranged for 10th May
The Nemesis, from Liverpool, and the schosser
Isaac Keen, rom Jacmel, arrived last night.
The Grand Lodge OF ODD Fellows (colorodN held a
place. w
William Stack, OF 2G Rector street In an alteration
last night with on unknown TuIn, was stabbed In the
abdomen.
general court martial IL in session at Fort Ham.
iton OF which lreyet Lieut. Colonel COsson Chaplain
or the fnst United States Artillery, h President.
The Worlds elaborate description Of the burning
OF the Cleopatra at has been rendered tuper1uous
by the ARRIVAL Of the steamer In Hampton koals
Among the passengers by the Nemesis, from Liv.
erpool, are the Rev. WIN. Arnou and Or nlake. dc.
puted from the Free Church OF scotland 10 tho Assem-.
by Of the Presbyterian Church Of the unitsa StAas
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A 10000, 600 burglary Frustrated.

PHILADsLPuA, April A.-About half past 10
O'Clock last night the Waterman OF the Southwark
Bank heard a noise US II some was attempting to
force an entrance 10 the safe He called the cashier
who resides next door, who Immediately opened tie
bank, when IL Was found that the door leading to the
yard was fastened from the INSIDE by screws with
large heads placed there by the burElirs prevent
BY way Of the root, through which they had entered
They lett all their tools The inside doors were com.
pletely broken mp. The vaults contained over
Ala 40 ON
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There is some opposition to the Arcade
Railroad, but on mistaken grounds. Those who
have carefully examined the plan find in it none
of the Objectionable features that are condemned
by two OF three Of our contemporaries.
There is a universal agreement that we must
have an undergroun railroad to connect the ex-
tremities of Manhattan island. The Arcade plan
provides that there shall be such railroad under
Broadway from the Battery 10 Fourteenth street.
Is not that the best possible hnei Can any other
well accommodate the people Of the two sides
Of the cityf Above Fourteenth street the road
will divide, one branch going up Broadway, the
other up the Fourth avenue. During the con-
struction Of the work a substantial bridge will be
built upon every portion Of the street that Is
demined, so that the usual traffic will not be in
terrupted.
The difference between the Arcade and an or
binary tunnel is, thatin the Arcade plan the whole
street, sidewalks and ALL is TO be excavated, aud
a complete new street made underneath, with
sidewalks, all perfectly lighted aud ventilated.
This perfection Of the design is the cause Of the
most jealous opposition that the project has to
encounter. Mr.. A. T. STEWART does not wish TO
lose the extensive vaults in front Of his two
stores Mr.. JANIS GORDON BENNETT is not willing
TO sacrifice his magnificent engine room under
the sidewalk at the corner Of Ann street and
other less conspicuous parties Also wish to retain
their vaults. Fears have also been expressed
that by digging out the sidewalk in front
Of Trinity church the great steeple which
forms such an imposing landmark at the
head Of Wall street may be unsettled
and endangered. The bill has been
modified to meet all these objections. As it
passed the Senate and now stands before the
Assembly, the sidewalks and vaults cannot be
taken without the consent Of the majority of the
| property-owners on Broadway; and the side
walk in front Of Trinity cannot be disturbed at
all without the consent Of the vestry.
II is much TO be hoped that the bill will pass
the Assembly, and at once receive the signature
| Of the Governor. A greater boon than such q
railroad could not possibly be conferred upon
| New York. Among the men who are engaged in
the plan are some Of the largest capitalists and
most experienced railroad men in the country /;
and If they obtain the charter, the public may be
assured that the work will be done without any
unnecessary delay. With such means of in.
Simultaneous communication between the Battery
and Harlem River, New York would indeed be
the first city Of the world.
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FLASHES From TINE Ocean cAnLEs

Archbishop McClo-key sails for home TINS week.
The Calabria arrived at Queenstown on Saturday.
The Greek bricands. CLOSELY pressed by the troops
have mastered their En- glh prisonrrs aud the Italian
Secretary of Legation NJ Athens, recently captured.
The Bishop of Brussels. RESP 1uhinf 10 Hu urgently
expressed desire by the pisCo ncy Tor thu UU date
te'temcnt of tho a. e'iiCu Of NE uhlIhlty OF the
Pope, reIudiates distinctly any wish for delay.
THO great nllegorcal rirture by YVOp. represent.
Hr the pnst present aud future Of the United states,
painted for Mr. A. 7. Stewa T. Il 10 he unveiled ~ ih6
annual exhibition the 1T Of Nav. al tn pAi 10
rludusre, in the Champs lys6s. The pa lutin. yJsI
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VOTING IN THE COUNCIL.
The Pontih,s Measures Sustained by the
Priesthood.

. RoxE, April 94.-The third public sitting Of
the Ecumenical Council was held this morning.
There was magnificent assemblage. The Pope
made his entrance at nine O'Clock. Nearly all the
benches were occupied By that time many bishops,
heretofore abstaining nom the meetings, attended to-
day. AFTER the celebration OF mass the non-votina
preates withdrew.
The first four chapters Of the first schema de adS
condemnin9 rational philosophy and heterodoxy,
aloud. The icrutdtores collected the votes,
wDic, were all In the affirmative.
The Pope from mis- throne then announced and
sanctioned the decree OF the Council.
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The New York Association Of the alumni Of
Uuion College will meet at Delmonico's, -Four.
teentb street, Tuesday evening, tho Goth inst, at
o'clock. The enthusiastic reunion OF last year
established the association on secure basis, anu .
large attendance IL already acearoi. Csverno- Her
mnn Is expected to preside, and the new President
Mr.. Aiken. VIII also address the alumni. The
tickets 10 the dinner NAV be nrocured OF 3. d.
Brownel, ESQ.,, the Secretary, at IS Wall street
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OBITU4 RY.

Capt Hodgman, wellknown citizen ofst Louis.
died yesterday.
The funeral Of Can't George r. Hacgctt. = uro-
minen colored citizen OF Baltimore 1ok place ygster
day Senator Reyels pronounced eulogy
Major sigournev. the selcreouted arthor Of
Beautiful Snow" shot himself on Friday. whe riding
on the Boomingdale road. He lenscs wife and child,
In destitute circumstancesi in ~. Adams Vt.
Mise Halleck, the venerable sister Of tie poci Fttz
Green Halleck, inferred SATURDAY. nv the sido
Of her brother In GuilfoId Conn. Among The visitors
rom abroad were Cen James Grant WiisoH " New
York, and Judge Retts OF New Haven, Mis- ilalleck
was g yeArs OF age. and the lat Of her raoe.