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New York Dry Goods Market.
--L- M NV YnRK. :RAhrnAFY q.

The. market for all cottons In brown and
blOached, and OF standard makes u active and
prices arm, while In thp medium grades We note
Changes as follows: Indian Orchard U U, brown,
TO l4Hc; indian Orchard ], brown, to l5Hc; Fal'
70 exc: Glen Book, blcGchcd, 70 i0c; Occidental
Prints to 10Kc; Bedfords 7Xc' with the market
rather disturbed. r .u
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.STouKs-ThG market opened weak but EOon
became steady, and was again weak amer thd
EetonI board, prices falling k@S per cent: Still
litUr the market was Grmcr with general I'm
prOvemOht. The most active stocks have been
Northwestern common, Lake Shore and Wander.
bIlt shares. Tho market finally closed steady
hut quito dull. Miscellaneous shArOs neglected
Express stocks steady with an advance on Adams
Western Union Telegraph, 3iA; Adams R1prcRS
OK; Wolls, Fargo 3 Co. AK; American 81
Central, OK; EriC, 2Gk; Harlem, III; Hudson
Scrip, 9tX; Reading, TX; Michigan Central, 1871;
Lake Shore, 81; Illinois CentFal, IA2; Pittsburgh
1OI; Northwestern. 7Ok; do. preferred, S7,4; Rock
Island, l9OH; st Paul, 69k; do. preferred: 70h;
Wabash, 4SH: do. preferred, q; Fort Wayne
DIX; TerrO liautC, 3t%: Chicago & Alton, III;
Ohio 8 Mississippi, 8OS; New Jersey Central,
i0SlI; Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Contral,
l9S; Hartford s Erie, *; Cleveland, Columbus
b Cincinnati, ~.
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ST.LOUIS.

s.. ST. LOUIS, Feb. 81.
The State Senate yesterday adopted the
Fourteenth Constitutional Amendment,
providing that cnfranchised persons
should have the right to hold office and
serve as jurors 5r' a.r. ".
The special dispatches sent from here
that n number Of persons had been killed
in the air chamber under the last Pier
Of the bridge at this point, Is entirely lin.
true. No life has been lost In the chamber
or from the effects Of working In It, The
eastern pier Is only three feet ten inches
from tho bed Of tho rock In tho river this
morning,
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Conn Commercial li,l, aid Id Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.
.... ..4ll -. N,,,v YnrR FchTTAYv o.

Wall street was more Qulot to-day, but every.
thing IL still ieyCrish. Gold waS In active specu
lAtivG demand, and some OF the bears covered
their shorts, which, with the fact that there was
less fright on the part Of tho public, caused rail-
" in tho premium Most Of the bears, however,
Stubbornlp resisted The upward movement aud at
tho close tho price was Y per cent below the high.
eht point Of the day, "A large business wHs trans.
0ctod, but tho frenzy Of yesterday was wanting.
On Stock Exchange the bulls rallied prices slight
" ii times, bit made littlO Roadway aud tho day
closed rather In HavOr Of tho beam. Tue preSpRt
calm will probably DO succeeded, By another con-
tctt and WldO IluctpAtlonS
counts COS ppn Cehtsi .'u.. lgGIi,.|
SrERLING-Stuady at l0Sh6108IS.
GOLD-Oponcd At 1867 closed at III, Clear.
Ances $e3, 10000 Carrying rates 5Hd2 per cent
GovEmMENT DONDs-RstlloF higher; CloGIng
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TEs OF TuITI0N AND CIAR0Es FOR TERA or TIM
II!ALUApLE LoTs FoR sALE.:

In pursuance Of decree rendered By tho Cir.
cult Court Of Ohio County Rt iIs May term, 1865,
In q catse In chanccry therein pending, IN which
Charles j.. Fox ID complainant and charles A;
Fox and others defondAutE, shall, az Special
Commissioner named In said decree, on ..f
Saturday, March 9Th, 1870,
At II o'clock A. H., at the front door Of the Court
numbered Thirteen (isS and iourtecn (Ilj In tho
addition to the City Of YhsellDgy laid ept by
MoSes. W. ChsplInc, James II. Forsyth, and
TERMS OF sAEe- -Onc.thItd Of purchase money
In hand; the residue In two equal lnAtAllmentS at
six and twelve months with Interest nom day bf
sale, purchaser giving bond for deferred pay
furntR, and utlC 10 DO retained nntll purchase
money paid In full a Ii,,i,,;it ., NJ
Na ~ si'"I' Special Commissioner.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, February 3.

y
FLouR-QuCt and steady; western EuPerane
GRAIN IX-Wheat-SteAdy; Maryland 81 4O01 10.
COm-Ycllow dull at 0lc; whitO 9tG96c, Oats
and Unchanged !dI.
PRoyIsIoNs-MesS Pork-Firm at $27 @628 %.
Bacon-Fim; rib sides l6k0i6c; clear RIB 16S@
l7C; shoulders 19NGa1Sc; hams l9b9ic
LARD-Quiet at lBKc.
lWHIKY-Held at 81 OF, .1 'NNH'.u.Ia''
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

i'. H n aaa LoNpoN, Feb Is.
The TrMes has an editorial on the troub.
les of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway. Itpredlcts TINT the organiza
tioH recently formed In New York under
General Mcclellan, to further the inter
ests Of the creditors, will go far TO realize
the hopes of the propriCt0rS Of this great
rAilrnAd. -L. ~ tI.---- -M-.
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Tlm Cincinnati Commercial remarkng
upon GARRETT DAVIS resistance to the
admission of Senator REvELs, says:'i
A Senator may very properly vote a col
Ored man into his seat Us a properly elect
edg member Of the Senate, without any
implied moral or social obligation 70 mar
~ his sister or his daughter, or even sleep
with tho old man himself
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VIRGINIA.
Con,olidn,lon Of the RepubIIcans.

Consolidation of the Republicans.
RICHMOND, Feb. 25.
ThpRamblIcdn State Central Commit.
tee, Of which Chas. II. Porter Is chair.
man, today approved the call signed by
Senator Lewis and others, for COnsOlida.
tlon Of all tho political elements opposed
10 the Democracy In Virginia, A rCsolu.
tlon was adopted suggesting to other Re
publican State Central Committees the
practicability Of holding State conyen-
lions for carrying ont tho objects Of the
above mentioned call.
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Great Rowing Ma.ch Protected.

"A four cared rowing match for 5000
and the championship of tho world hns
been definitely arranged between The
champion English crew Of New Castle
upon Tyne and tile Paris crew Of 81. John,
N. B. The race h to take place ut La.
chino III July noxL ID n-g'e a
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Female Suffrage in Missouri. /
ri!ir mmr 4 sr. Louis, Nov! 25.

A special from Jefferson City, says the
House Committee on Constitutional
amendments, will report in favor'of Wo.
mons Suffrage. The Senate Committee
will probably do the same. az '"'
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MEXICO.
A Movement for Disruption---A Num-
NJ bcr of States Declare Inde-
pendcnce.
San FRANOIsCO, Feb. 25.

n J. nj SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %,
Private adviccs from Mexico state that
q public meeting held at TepOc, Jan. 10th,
declared for the Independence Ofthe north
western Suites, including ChihMhua, Du-
langa, Son0r1l, Sinaloa, Lower California
and portions Of ,IalRsco TI.oSa6a and Pc
trO Mega, the lenders OrlthC new move
mcRt, claimed that the people Of all the
States named, and tho Governors Of So
nora, chihuahua and Lower California,
liIvor independence Tho Governors of
SinaItM and Durango adhere TO JuAroz.
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FRANCE.

n I'I'I T1H n0 .lPARIB, Feb. q.
Political news d unimportant. The
celebration yesterday M tho anniversary
proclamation Of the French Republic was
very orderly. The police did not disturb
the meetings anywhere,
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CINCINNATI, Feb. g.
The towboat Neville exploded boiler
above Lawrenceburg this afternoon.
There arc probably three lives lost and
four persons badly Injured,
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A GENTS WANTED.-To SELL
~ the only real good loW.prieed Sewing Ma
chine. Sample complete 10 Agents only $l9
From SIS 10 300 pr month and eIpFHSts paid 10
GItTgstlc AgtNLS, EIdLF or JSRldIP Send fOF clFcA
lara Or sample machine and commence canXnGs
Ing IN your own nelghb0FhoOd. ,AddTGHs RAkBR
SEWING MACHINE CO., Cleveland, Ohio
Hebl0.W Hlt
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TlIE YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE V
WHMRLINa. ". w.

EIoE, Ss " " sTT41SS M';4Df,Sxs IIuF0' Prinspal'
viii open With null and efficient corps Of In
strrctors for the reception Of boarding and DAY
pupils April ON; and continue ten weeks; s S,,L.
thorough and systematic course OF Instruction
for young ladies upon tho plan Of University In.
strlctiOn, each department OF learning being
complete within Itself, thus enabling young
lady to select her own course Of study without
being restricted TO any hxed routine Of classes,
requiring certain number Of years TO- hniSh;
bnt In opposition to this. young ladies who nave
advanced further In some studies tlIAn Others,
can have the benolt Of their l9rmeE acqaifctnents
studies, perhaps In tho course OF one year, after
which tmO, II they choose, they may bring up
their other studies. .... ,.g.
p MUSIC.
; This Department Ia regularly organized 70
itself, both Vocal and instrumental, apd Will b0
conducted by accomplished teachers. PupilO will
receive a Diploma III this Department amer nav
ing completed the studies embraced thUreln.
proficiency upon the plano, and who may Wish TO
prosecute the study still further, can DO faniahed
with advantages Tor mastering this instrument.
Mn. HutchInS will give her personal attention
10 this department. .Yll ,y,.i
tho following dlfectlona, Wig: Mathematics, Ills;
tory, Bellies Lcttrcs, Natural History, PhyBicai
Science, Ancient and Modern Languages, Chris.
tlAn Science and Elmo Arts. i.I .iiii
...A DEGREES. ,usE...,;,.
Tho Academic Degrees are: 90 ''.
]. That Of "MIBTRESs or RNOLfSH LlFEhA
TuRE"-conferred upon such ladies' a. have oh.
tAined certificates OF proficiency In the GthoolSol
Mathematics, Bellies Lettrcs, ulBtory; Mental and
Moral Science and Natural Science. The tlm0 re-:
Quired TO complete this course Il three yearti ~
upon such ladies ns have obtained certlhcatGS oi
proficiency in, oil tho above schools, aud also the
schoolA Of LAngaagcS and Fine Arts. Time r..
quircdiS four years. .',HI .H4h""hi
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UNP0WDERl GUNPoWDI3IElsREs!l.!! I3Ils \! !!

UNFUW UbNV VI VUNIVWDH4EI
VI Having the exclusive Agency In this city
for tho "Du Pont Powder Mills, havC always on
powder manufactured Gt The a6oye named .nillA
Tlx:s Ride Powder, Ia whole, half and tquafteT
metallic kegs Sporting, In cannlAters; also Blast
Ing and Mining Powder, iu metal keEs; Patent
and Water Proof SAFETY FuSe for Blasting For
sale OF lowest market prteGS.
A liberal discount will b given 10 persons ord.
eFlnK powder by the quantity. sHN
Delivered ffc6 to steamboats, and carS.
mSYS u. REILLY.
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89y8rY 85I,93 yrY 3Sd9ITYig33 3SdITig33 33.1,s.l9ys S99Ss

i arc now prepared 10 furnish al classes with
constant employment Rt hOtng, the while Of the
tlmO or for The spare mnmenI. BnAlnGss new,
light and profitable. PerROHs Of either Bex easily
earn from SOc to Is per evening, and proportion
al sum by dGYOtihg their WhiIe tlm0 10 tbs huSI'
That all who Bee this notice may send their au'
dress and test the business, WO make thIa unpgr:
allied offer: To such ~ arc not satisfied, Wb Will
send 81 to pay for the trouble Of writing: Full
particulars, / valuable sample, which VIII do 70
literary COnpQnl0N-0ne OF tho largest and b9ht
family newspapers pubIlShCd--all sent nee BY
mall Reader, II you want permanent profitable
work, address X. q. ALLEN q CO.: AuRuatA,
Maine. JAls-D,SAW.
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.NTOTA BENE.-HAVIEG CONCLU.
in DHD to continue the Boot aud Shoe BuAl.
ness, Withdraw my proposition TO dispose Of
my stock a. recently advertised.
All those In search Of boots, Shoes and Gait
erS, will hnd my stock equal 10 any the city
affords, with prices RB low - tho lowest.
ALEX. II. FORGRY,
feb22 100 Main Street.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

sidered the Volunteer System, as its supporters
would express themselves. played out" The
President threw ont u broad hint to the de-
monstrativc young men to retire, expressed
doubts as to their ownership Of property, ana
suggested that maternal exertOns at the wash
tub supported the heroes of the hydrant. As
once with us, the political machine there holds
affinity with the "masheen" that IS dragged to
fires The boys that bunk in the englne-h0use
are sucked at the breast of Democracy
Whether the red shirts mngle at the polls IN
support of corrupt officials, or meet to sphl
their bad blood in the streets with riot ana
uproar, they equally cost more than they come
to, and occasion more destruction than they
prevent. These little peculiarities have been
forciby demonstrated at recent fires IN Phila-
delphia and the services that were furnished
gratis were not of the sort that usually cali
for gratitude: Yet, true to her traditions, the
Quaker City is slow to adopt the customs OF
the rest of the world and unless the under
writers interfere, brotherly love and firemehs
feuds may continue to mingle in her rectan-
gular streets till new inventions supersede
the hydrant, and fires are blown out with
asphyxiating gas or absorbed by chemical
comununds
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

We publish this morning an extraordinary
chapter in the Byron mystery which has just
been brought to light in London. During the
few days which must elapse before we shall
be put i'll possession of what further Mrs.
Stowe has to say upon the subject we are not
disposed to theOrlze, or To draw conclusions
upon the main question which can after all be
no better than conjecturcs. The discussion has
gone so far that nothing will now satisfy the
public but the full truth and the full truth
threatens to he more shocking than anybody
has yet supposed. the full story of the Byron
family more awful than the liveiest imaglna-
ton has conceived it. In the summary OF the
new revelations which are given on another
page our readers will find some things that are
incredible and much that iE suspicious. They
will find, however, statement OF reasons why
the story, at least in its principal features,
seems to deserve consideration. Mrs. Stoves
Vindication" will probably throw further
light upon it.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

The O'Donoghue's testimony to the grow
ing good will and intrinsic popular character
Of the British Commons is as thorough ana
cordial as any liberal Englishmans view OF the
Land Reform in Ireland can possibly be. 1t Is
rot his purpose, however, to counsel his conh-
trymen TO trust implicitly any minister or Cab
met, and we might add such Tory causes as
discounted the measure of Mr.. Gladstone 5
ministry of Disestablishment. The refinement
of Lord Cairns from leadership OH account. 1t
is supposed, of his sympathes for Land Re-
form, will perhaps impair these causes.
The ODonOghue's straightforward acknowledge
ment of what is due to the English Liberals IS
in itself an aid to the solution of the serious
problem of reconciling two peoples. Without
taking anything away from the justice OF the
Irish demand, or adding anything in the way
of tribute to Mr. Gladstone's government or
the Lord Lieutenant's, it is an argument Tor
better feeling on both sides of The Channel.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

Mr.. w. Cornell Jewett favOrs Us with note
in correction of an article regarding his Holland
Cable enterprise, wherein he says:
You err. The Cable Company only receive from Gov
ernment written guaranty bonds OF Company to pay
interest"
We confess that we do not see how this
differs from our statement. The Company
issues Ten Millions of its own bonds. The
Government does the like. The Company and
the Government exchange their respective Ten
Millions of bonds. Each is of course response
BILE to the holders that the interest on its
bonds shall be fully and punctually paid
The Governments bonds, thus transferred to
the Company are sold, or pledged, or other
wise used, to pay the cost of laying the
Cable and incidentals. Tie COmpany's only
resource is the earnings of its Cable. If those
do not, after paying its current expenses
amount to 100000 per annun, (and we should
Judge them Over-estimatcd at S10O,OO0), the
Company can't pay the interest on its issue Of
bonds, and the Government must pay interest
on its bonds out of other funds than those
supplied by the Company. If this is not the
real case, what is
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
CtNdL REFORM.

An organization known "A the CommerciaI
"Iyoion of the State of NcwYork was formed
in October last, with the object OF erecting
reform in the official management OF the Canais
and improvement in their trade. THIS Union
numbers among it's members the leading mer-
cbopts and citizens of all the cities, towns, and
Villages. Of the State who are interested IN the
trade of the Canals, the reduction of State
,ayes. and the preservation of the State works.
Central State Committee exercises the chief
executive functions Of the Unon,' and Is
composed of nine leading men from New York,
Rochester Buffalo, Oswego, and Albany Local
Executive Committees at all important points
on the Canals watch over their respective dis-
trcts of the Canals and keep the officials up
to the mark of duty, besides reporting every
lack of accommodation and capacity IN the
Canals, and collecting proofs OF all omissions
and maladministratiOn
This organization, formed Oh practical
basis has called General Convention OF all
persons in the State who are Interested IN lts
objects, to be held at Rochester on Wednes-
day, Jan. 10, 1870 to consider and determine
upon tho legislation needed tosaccompllsh a
thorough reform in the management OF the
Canals.
These great State works, erected at enor-
nous cost, and capable of bringing vast trade
to our State, and particularly to our City, are
in danger of being destroyed by official neg
lect and msrue. Already, the Western trade
is seeking an outlet through the Canadas, and
desertng our State on account OF the delays,
breaks, and high tolls on the Erie Canal. The
question before the people is a vital one: Shall
these works and their trade, in which hundreds
of millions of capital are invested, be suffered
to langush, and be finally destroyed. when
prompt action, determined expression of public
opinion. and vigilant attention will save them
We feel that this Convention of the 18Th OF
January will meet the evil if the people of
the State will assemble there to lift up their
voices in such an appeal for redress as shall COM
pei reform. The Central State Committee having
the preparations for the Convention III their
charge are Messrs. Nathaniel Sands, NJ. NJ. Ca
leb l.. J. n. Stark, Edward Hincken, and Jer-
emiah l.. Robinson of New York, Henry Il.
Fish of Rochester, Niles Case of Buffalo, Che
ncy Ames of Oswcgo, and Joseph F. DAILY of
New York, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

including the sale in the first part of the pres
cut week. by declining yesterday to make
deliveries under 100, he undoubtedly prevented
a further decline in the premium, and gave
what is called assurance to the market. The
gold operators in Wall-st. are of course
greatly troubled about the action of the Secre-
tary from time to time, during the last few
months, in regard to the Treasury gold sales.
IL hc would Fix any definite price at which he
would make sales for any given period, or if
lac would sell at whatever his commodity
would bring in the market, they would know
how to act. but it seems that. rather than
anything else, he has in view the stcddging OF
the market, and securing the best possible
terms for the Government
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

The Pathological and long-windy nature Of
legal documents with their pleonastic where
Eases" and "afOresaids," has reached point in
New Hampshire beyond which we conceive that
it will be impossible to go. The writ in hondd-
mock Railroad Company agt. The 7Own Of Peter
borough is sixteen feet and seven inches long,
and the mere reading of 1t in opening will
take more time than the whole trial of ordi-
nary causes. He must be a miserable lawyer
who in document of such dimensions, eau
not find flaws enough to justify the dismissal
of the action; but if 1t goes on, and all the pa
pers are of proportionate proxity. special
building the size of a small barn, must he
built near the Court House for their reception.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

"The Lyceum" of Newburyport, Mass, must
be rather an extraordinary literary institution,
for we are informed that certain of the diScl-
pies frequenting it indulge in stamping. cat
"calls, whisthng, buzzing and giggling;" and
the earnest, grave and respectable dcyotees Of
literature and science have been forced to take
measures to put down the stampers, cat-callers,
whistlers, buzzers and gigglers. All lecturers
who have been annoyed by the indecently bad
manners of boys and girls who are permitted
to nfest lecture rooms. and who seem to be as
independent of parents and guardians as if or
phans and utterly friendless. will wish the
Newburyport Lyceum good luck in its efforts
to suppress these juvenile annoyances. We
sometimes think that American young people,
through foolish indulgence, are the worst.man-
nered in the world.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

We have always taken high ground con-
cerning the rights and privileges of color In
view of the evidence brought before the Board
of Health, it appears probable that other
cuticular pigments than the rete mucOsum may
become, if not political issues, at least the sub
ject of legislation. DR.. Sayre, who is or was
the City Physician, is denouncinr cosmetics,
and announcing death in the paint-pot of the
boudoir; while Sanitary Superintendent Harris
insists upon restricting the sale of hair dyes,
washes, "invigorators." All! cruel ones, think
of the results of an injunction upon the cream
Of roses or the infallible restorative ungucnt
Regard the peace of the family circle.
Only wretch of deepest dyo would
deprive blooming matrons and blush
ing maids of their brightest charms
He that would mock tho gray beard and the
bald head deserves urslne eutOmbmept and
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

The Liberal Christidn weekly newspaper organ Of
part of tho Unitarian body. is guilty of several inn
pertinencos concerning a recent report of sermon
in these columns Having first misrepresented and
assailed the minister it now seeks to excuse itself
20 him by charging us with misrepcrting him.
Charges OF incorrect reports brought against respon
siblo and respectable journals without previous COM
plant made TO aud correction asked of them, are
generally signs of a weak cause and untenable posi-
ton We take leave TO doubt that tho minister in
question has au ,horized this laundering prentice
Editor to mako any lch charge.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

The Springfield Qll.) Journal records trial
in the County Court which is interesting to
all persons who have ophthalmia. Torey, the
plaintiff, had inflamed eyes. He saw advertised
the celebrated "Dr. Walkers Chemical Eye
"Salve y and of druggist (Beale) he pur-
chased box of that renowned medicament.
He applied it to one eye before going to bed,
and of that eye he awOke in the morning
stone blind-.to the damage, as he said in his
declaration, of $4,000. Upon this, to make
matters sure, he salved the eyes Of dog with
the same sovereign remedy, aud the dog be-
came as blind as Homer in few hours. The
defendant proved, however that two hundred
persons had used the salye, and that none OF
them had lost their sight. Verdict for the de-
fendant. Moral-be careful how you use quack
preparations for the eye, and, whatever hap
pens never sue druggist.