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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-24

nj 0TICE-IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ my wife, Ann McCallister, has left my bed
and board without just and provocation,
and all persons are hereby warned not to harbor
or trust her my account, as 1 will pay debts
of her contracting from this date.
RICHARD McCALLISTER.
August -, IS70-5Itf
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$4,000
BET ON TIE ELECTION

ANY one who wants to win can do so by
calling,
Ie. G. HILL 4& son,
yHyuO thankful for past patronage. still in
w vitc the attention Of Linn county ct al. 10
their uncQ Qualicd stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PAINT 4 EARNISH BRUSHES,
PAINTS, OILS, yARNISHES,
ALCOHOL, KEROSENE,
WINDOW GLASS,
TRU SSES,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
AGENTS for pr. y. Jayne 4 sons preparations,
II. II. H. Horse Medicines,
Do you like medicine for its bitter nafSeat-
in- taste? We have that description. DO you
want the eject with aromatic tqste? After
taking few doses of Elixir, twill be very
pleasant that your prcjadices
Must surely tuIn awry,
aad the preparation
viii lose the name % piysic.
(Iut not the efIect.)
PHYSICIANS and customers from the country
may rest assured that their orders will be prompt
y atteaded to. Prescriptions carefully and cor
reetiy compounded.
Have you tho impolite guest called corn? We
sell Corn Slayer. which surely does the work
without pain. d, you le sire book of any kind
Il I; III Pen, Album. Stationery, such? W
:. briggs Is with uS for the accommodation o1
all f.tvorin.. him with call.
Do ypu want fine Watch, set Of Jewelry
cheap n dear? J. d. TITUS sells the same, undci
the sam. roof
Come and see us. Buy 4 Book Bay I, Watch
Buy Pill. Bay something or nothing, but come
and sec rs. anyway. a well sprinilcd floor and
cool link cf water in the summer, and warn
stowe surrounded by comfortable chairs in winter
constantly kept for the aecoIau o'larion Of all.
Albany, May II, 1856
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7zNHE simplicity and ,rn@ @ticab5Iity Of this new
Plov euTlIncu,s ii f.iv or;tlly to the spcciai
notice ot every farmer. II possesses decided
<upyriurit. over all other rIoGss in use. The
whects are toar feet in diaIhctcr an.i tic
uurlowed land. IL entire cots truetion is in no
way complicated. The llow Is managed in every
manner with cas-. and requires only two levers
q hc 1.seI IN making any alteration. The supe-
riority of the .'tiay' Pow will lie clearly shown
by the following certificate
We. the undersigned. citizens Of Linn county.
Oregon, having purchased and used upon cur
farms the ''tias& I'lo+. herety certify that the
has given ~ entire saH Hisaction. Its tacility
for adjusting to suit the depth of farrs& without
moyi.g from the seat. Is simple and easy. We
like the plow for it, draught, because the same is
brought t. bear directly uptn the plow-he in
stead Of tho carfiagc: also. eeause it is strong
and durable, ali except the wood work hcing
Structcd of wrought irou--na -tirgs are used.
The wheels running upon the solid land IS ad-
VANTAGE other lpiows, in striking of
land and ia F.owing, rot having t. make the
essary chan EeS in the machinery, and the seat is
always lesci not thr wing the driver forward or
sideways rs ii other I,lnws. Setter work and
more ot ii can be accomplished by the of this
Plnw han by hand
We take pleasure in recommending the sc tY :
PLow our brother farmers, having no
superior IN Oregon.
j. g. REED, ". Z EsHoM.
A. s. LoONEY. L. ". PIKE
VII. GOITTREE. IL. DAVIDSON.
May goth, 1869.
The GAY PLow is manufactured by H..
Gouldine Portland Machine Shop.
All orders viii be promptly attended 10 by ad
G. Il. GAY.
Portland, Oregon.
Albany Agents.
j. BAERoWS & CO.. Agents
for Linn & Benton counties.
JOHN BRIGGS. Agent
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Domestic & Foreign Dry Goods

to be found in this market, comprising every
Trais,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-24
THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer OR Druggist a
package of SEA MOSS FARINE
made from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango,
and a like quantity Of Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is the cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
Evening star., 1870-02-03

FOREIGN NEws BY CABLE.-Adyices from
Paris state that in the Corps Legslatif yester-
day the proposition of NJ. Greny, that the Presi-
dents of the Chambers have a right to demand
an armed force when necessary TO insure the
freedom of their deliberations, was debated
Emmanuel Arago, in speech, recalled the fact
that similar demand was made in the Cham
bers ten days before the coup d'etdt of 1851 hut
was then rejected. After an exciting debate
the proposal was defeated. The government
has commenced TO make the much-talk-of pre-
fectoral changes, but 20 far the removals and
appointments have been Of little Importance.
License has been given for the performance of
Victor Hugo's dramas in Paris. A public meet
ing was dissolved on Monday night last i'm Paris,
by the authorities, because one of the
speakers compared Olivier 20 Judas Iscariot
The Pdtri. yesterday alluded TO the rumors OF
the expected reduction of the French army and
navy, and asserts they are without foundation
and expresses the opinion that the present army
and navy arc not too lorge.
In the Spanish Cortes, yesterday, CASTELAR,
made an effective speech against the payment
OF the clergy by the State.
Since the assembling Of the EcumenicaI
Council some of its members have died and
four left the city OF Rome.
Evening star., 1870-02-03

HORRIBLE DEATH-A Nan Shoot, III, E1s,s
Face Ardy.-A horrible case OF suicide occurred
Yesterday morning at dwelling No. I9g South
Charles street, the victim being John Phillins.
aged a years, and by occupation a tin and sheet
iron worker. A short time since Phillips became
Iecuniar1ly embarrassed, and gave a bill of sale
upon his furniture for a debt OF $50, the money
10 be paid on the LIST of the present month. The
hrst OF tine month found him unprepared 70
liquidate the bill, and he was informed that a
constable would distrain upon the furniture
unless the 'money was paid yesterday. At ten
O'Clock yesterday morning the party who held
the due BILL in company with a constable call "A
at the house of ofPhillips for the purpose ofhaving
a settlement. Phillips, when apprised OF their
visit, became very melancholy and refused
10 speak upon the subject. Finally, how
ever, he remarked 90 the constable ssDo
whatever you Please" and then proceeded
up stairs. He had not absented himself
upwards OF two minutes when the report OF a
pistol rang through the house. The vile of
Phillips and the constable Immediately rep aired
70 the attic, where a sickening sight met their
gaze. Upon the floor was stretched the dead
body OF the wretched man, and by his side a
weapon known az a " horse pistol" and from
the manner I'm which ms face was rent into
shreds il IL supposed that he shot himself in the
mouth, the bullet passing entirely through his
head and embedding Itself i'm the ceiling. 80
terrible was the force Of the charge contained i'm
the pistol that the entire face OF the man and
the greater part OF his head was blown off His
ceiling, while bits of blackened flesh and tufts
or hair bespattered the walls. Coroner Carr
was notihed OF the tragic affair and held an
inquest. the jury rendering a verdict of death
bN suicide. Phillips leaves a wife aud live chill
dren.--BdttimOre AneTicda Sd instant.
Evening star., 1870-02-03

THE MIGRATION OF FIsu.-Attention has re-
Gently been directed to the appearance OF new
and strange fish in the water of Lake Ontario.
Seneca Lake and other lakes IN the interior of
New York State. Specimens were sent to Prof.
Agassiz, who pronounced the fish to be "fresh
water ale wife, !" but did not attempt to account
for its presence i'm the lakes. 1t, however was
supposed that the fish had come into the lakes
from the Atlantic, by way of the st Lawrence.
and this theory has been confirmed from the fact
that Prof. Seth Green has just discovered the
same fish in Chesapeake Bay, where il is known
under different names; at Baltimore, as brim
shad or mud shad, and at Norfolk as the gizzard
shad, from Its having a muscular stomach like
the gizzard Of bird. Prof. Green is satisfied
that the fish in the New York lakes are of pre-
cisely the same species as those in the Chesa-
Peake Bay, and have made their way up the ST.
Lawrence, and then by the canals and rivers
into the interior lakes. Seneca Lake abounds
with large shoals Of these fish, weighing nearly
two pounds. On their fire appearance, i'm 1867 :,
these fish were very small, and escaped the
meshes of the nets, but now they are taken In
abundance.
Evening star., 1870-02-03

A HoRRTBLE THEoRY-Ho,c Soon Does ns
CUiHOttHe End CONFERENCE.-The approaching
execution in Paris las revived the old question
whether death instantaneously follows upon the
severance of the head from the body. In a let
ter to the GdglOis Or. Pinel asserts that decapi-
tatlon does not Immediately affect the brain
The blood which flows after decapitation comes
from the large vessels of theneck, and there Is
hardly any call upon the circulation of the
Uranium. The brain remains intact nourish-
ing itself with the blood retained by the pressure
OF the air. When the blood remaining i'm the
headat the moment OF separation is exhausted,
there commences a state, not of death, but OF
inertia, which lasts up TO the moment when the
organ, no longer fed, ceases 20 exist DIR. Pinel
estimates that the brain finds nourishment in
the residuary blood for about an hour after de-
capitation. The period ofinertia would last for
about two hours, and absolute death would not
ensue till after the space of three hours
altogether. III, he adds, a bodiless head indi-
Gates by no movement the horror OF It's situa-
ton, IL is because IL is physically impossible
that IL should do so, all the nerves which serve
for the Transmission of orders from the brain 10
the trunk being served. But there remain the
nerves Of hearing, Of smell and of sight..-PaH
Nall Gazette.
Evening star., 1870-02-03

THE soCIABLK of the Indiana Association last
evening, at Liberty Hall, was one Of the pleas
antest affairs of the season. The hall was filed
by citizens of Indiana and their lady friends,
who, by their toilets, gave to the sociable the
brilliance of a reception. After an hour spent
in conversation a string band was introduced
and dancing commenced, which continued until
a late hour. Among those present were Repre-
sentatives Holmes, Coburn and ladies; Senator
Howell and ladies; John B: Dillon, ESQ; Col.
HI. Barrett. G. i. Mussey and ladies; J. d.
Smith and lady; j. j. Hawkins and ladies; Mr.
N. F. Ethel and ladies; Le Roy WOODS and
ladies, and Captain Hall and hts party Of Esquk
maux, who attracted much attention.
Evening star., 1870-02-03
@Tennyson will visit Paris in the Spring.

@Tennyson will visit Paris in the Spring.
~New York milliners already advertise
spring bOnnets.
~The gambling houses in Bryan, Texas, are
furnished with brass-bands.
SSt Joseph, Mo-, has filed nearly all its ice
houses, and claims the championship.
@It win cost s25 to see Prince Arthur dance
In New York.
~When is an oarsman like herring t?
When he has Q hardroe.
sChinese coin is becoming q circulating
medium In some northwestern Iowa towns.
@Indiana has two new towns which bear the
names OF Gasville and Needm0re.
eVChicago IL giving ten-cent organ concerts
ct the recently buik Centenary Church.
&A Chicago paper reports that the "straw-
bail" men are getting their Just deserts In that
city. Can 1t mean that they are threshed?
Evening star., 1870-02-03
INV YoRK-VfRsr noAnn
[ By Baakers,' Brokers', and commercSal Li.., Of
TsiecrapA.l
Lewis johnson q Co.

~S"H oenhA>on - w. HuJS ctoCkr tnl ponds
In home and foreign markets a. follows:
NKw YORK, Feb. 3.-First Board-U. y. s,s,
isel, coupon, llss; b-2D's, lss2, coupon, il5A
e,2s, lst4, coupon, MS y; 530's, Iso5, coupon,
na, 10 oIs, new, 1855, coupon, IL; 52o's, iss7,
couPon, ui y; 6-2os 1s6s coupon, ia =; lO-sOs
SSul On, liz !; Currency 6ls. IiiY; Canton, 5eN;
0Sumoerland, ~ S2f; Quicksilver. i5x; Maripo<s
10; 10; d9; Pref @N Western Union Telegraph.
New York centgsI rSwer o. s E,s paeiie Maiti
Al; Hudson, sSs; Reading, sss; Michigan Cen
ira, lis; Michigan Southern, Sx: Illinois Cen
trail, lS6; Cleveland and Pittsbare, ssg;
Northwest, I3x; Northwest preferred, 9S
Fort Wayne, ssh; Alton and T'erre Haute ~
Toledo I,1 % and Wabash, Sx; Chicago and Alton.
IA y; chicago and Alton pref-d. i4ik: Ohio AMI
Mississippi certificates, 26S; Adams Express.
64's; Wells Express, 194; American Express'
3. /; United States Express. 81: Merrhan,S'
Union Express, - Market strong. Gold, IN a
12lS.
(By Cable.l
LONDON, Feb. 3, nj a. m.-Consols for money
szsahi Consols for account. 92kax. Bonds
o., 80 go, sh; 81, s5E; lo-4o's, s4{; nlino e.
lO3 \; Eric, %; Atlantic. 2Sx.
PARIS, ii a. m.-Rents firm at 13f. SOC
LlvkRPooL, IL a m--Cotton market onena.l
steady. Sales estimated at 1000 bales NJ
ding Upiands, li4; Middling Orleans. liEa4
Evening star., 1870-02-03
The Markets To-Day.
1e'egrdphed Ezciusirely 20 Tae Eveniag star.

BALTIMORE, Feb. cotton duh and nom.-
nally, at ka25. Flour quiet and steady.
howard Street, supertne, si75sS5; do. extra,
S5.25as6; do. family, S6.25aS7 CITY Mills
superfne. S5aS555; do. extra, s5.5oa~6 2s; do.
family, SassI3. Western superfne, sI7saSs;
90; extra, s5-2oaS5I5; do. family, s6.25aSs75 s.
Wheat steady and unchanged; prime to
choice Maryland red, s1-s5asl.45. Corn steady,
white, slaSl.02; yellow, 92a95c. Oats duh at Sis
&c Rye very duh at 93a95c. Pork quiet ar
clear do, l6saI6i; shoulders. iSaiS :; ham.'
~. Lard quiet at l7al7S Whisky dull AT % 7assc
BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.-virginia 6's, old. 1895, So
bid, 52k asked; do, 1866, 50 bid; do. 1885, 81 bid
North Carolinas old, ALI bid, as asked.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Stocks strong. Money
easy at tas per cent Exchange, long. 9; short
81 lGold, 2ls. Five-twenties, 1852 coupon,
l3h. Virginia skies, ex-coupon, CO :, new, IS .
North Carolinas, old, a, new, 25k.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Flour duh and declining
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn dun and
heavy.
Evening star., 1870-02-03

TAX ON PASSENGER RAIRoADs.-In Phila-
delphia they are agitating the question of deriv-
ing revenue from the street railways, as they do
in Baltimore, for park purposes. "A bill has
beer introduced in the Legislature, at Harris
passenger, to be paid every month by the re-
spective companies, Of which there are large
number running cars through different streets
in Philadelphia. Whenever the amount thus
realized shall be sufficient to maintain and i'm
prove the parks and public squares, there is to
be no assessment on the real estate for the pur-
nose.
Evening star., 1870-02-03

I7'O1 z@"tF"Sttc'1 70 Itc z NcFft7J StuTs
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.-A fire at Towanda
Pa, Saturday night, destroyed property valued
nj quarter of a million of dollars, including
the rooms of the Christian Associations; the New
York and Philadelphia Railroad office; Rowell
q Co., dry-goods; r. j. Campbell, boots and
Russell g. Co., agricultural Implements, and
many smaller stores.
Evening star., 1870-02-03
Escape of q Carlist Leader from the
Spanish Authorities.
rely 20 The Evenigg Star.

It'ty7uIHfu E1cIIstctty % INC Ectnlvg StdT.
MADRID, Feb. 3.-The notorious Carlist leader
Marquis HomoZo. who was recently sentenced
TO perpetual banishment for participation in the
recent Carlist insurrection. has escaped. He
was on bis way to the port of CadiZ, in the GUS
tody of a sergeant of the civil guard, and the
supposition is that his escape was the result of
collusion, as the sergeant himself has not since
been hearl from.
Evening star., 1870-02-03
EXCITING NEWS FROM CUBA.
Wholesale Slaughter OF Cubams.
Exclusively TO The


KEY WEST, Feb. 3.-Intelligence from Ha-
vana has been received that up to 10 O'Clock
Sunday night about $50 persons had been killed
and wounded by Spaniards in a tumult growing
out of the Castanon affair. At the latest ac-
counts the carnage had not ceased. The Cubans
seem to have been murdered without any
respect to positions. This news has just been
received by the agent Of the Cuban Junto here,
Mr.. Ramos
Evening star., 1870-02-03

BIsANY-Some time in October last John
Winters, of Greenwich Township, In Warren
table young lady of Independence. The newly
welded pair spent their honeymoon i'm Hack
ettstown, John all the while boosting Of his i'm
mense wealth. He soon left for parts unknown,
leaving his wife almost penniless. II was ther,
discovered that he had forged his fathers note
for $500, and that he had another wife living in
Greenwich. He was followed from town to town
and finally captured at q lonely dwelling on
Louise Hill, in Hunterdon County. On Sstur-
day last he was taken before a Justice In Hack
ettstown to answer to the charge Of forgery, but
as ne nao no witnesses the trial was postponed
until Tuesday Of this week. He Is now in the
County Jail.-Nescdrk Adrerfiser.
Evening star., 1870-02-03

0Queen Victoria win visit Germany this
spring.
~The Troy Times is Of opinion that "the
devil incarnafe is sweeping through the land 70
judging from prevalent crimes and villainies
~The selectmen Of Connecticut town ad-
vertise Q reward Of e25 for the return OF stolen
hearse with the body Of the thief inside"
oIIn California slang savasts oare sssharp;~
the geologist is q crock sharp" the mineralogist
a "crystal Sharp" the botanist tweed sharp. %
the naturalist a"bug sharp" or sstoad sharp -
A "Guartz sharp" 10 q man who understands
ores.
SAt q Christmas dinner i'm Santa Barbara.
CAL, sweet and Irish potatoes, vegetables OF all
kinds, lemons, pomegranates, olives and straw
berries were served fresh from the garden, and
the table was adorned with lemon, apple, straw
berry and raspberry blossoms.
~A clergyman lectured I'm Canadian town
on Tuesday night on the subject: "Go it While
You're Young" and mentioned Demosthenes,
Milton, Knox, Arkwright, Watt, Stevenson,
Peabody, Sir Colin Campbell Q1ord Clydel, ss
examples Of men who "weut itD while they
were young in good sense.
Evening star., 1870-02-03

Telegrdfhed Exclusively 10 The Epening Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. St has been fairly de-
monstrated that vessels drawing no more than
1lk feet Of water are able to pass through the
SueZ Canal with safety.
Evening star., 1870-02-03
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED ON
CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE DISTRICT.
The following committee was appointed by
Judge Fisher i'm accordance with the resolution
passed at the citizens meeting at Lincoln Hall
TO urge upon Congress the Importance Ofhaving
government for the District of Columbia with
power to legislate upon all rightful subjects of
legislation not inconsistent with the Constitu-
ton of the United States; the right of suffrage
to be in no wise abridged:
William 5. Huntington, DIR. C. H. Cragin
Riley A. Shinn, George w. Beall, Henry ID.
Cooke, Alfred Pope, Adolphus Hall, Thomas l..
Tullock, A. Il. Mullett, A. b. Olin, james A
Magruder, William III. Philip, II. Peck, George
nell, George Martin, Thomas Logan, z. ID. Gill
man, Fitzhugh COyle, William GuntOn, Lewis
j. Davis, j. c. McKelden, William Ballantyne,
mral Dahlgren, A. r. shepherd, Moses Kelly.
Hallet Kilbourn. Jno. L. Mitchell. A. ). Solo
mons, j w Thompson, r. M. Hall WIN. Syphax,
g. g. Mssn NJ ssaneSrry b. 5aS B. Bake COMBS ss
Grant 4, P: PARDON. W. j. Wilson, Dr.. G.
IL Nichols, ID; X GARTER, rt,,ii And,ew Wylie, ;s,
Ter, Edward Clarke, John L. Kidwell, George
III. Plant, X. B. Mohun, VIM. b. Todd, s. p.
Brown, j. w. Boteler, G. F. Peck, M. G: EN-
er, n. Aeker, 5. Norment, VIM. II: Baldwin, l..
s: s Il. Kauanann. \. i: Herr, John John
Purdy, l.. III. Smith, Lewis Clephane,
Collins Crusoe, Clinton Lloyd, Thos. b. Bryan,
Geo. w. Cochrane, B. +. Morsell, James Y.
Davis, VIM. b. Moses, William II. Morrison,
Franklin Philip, John Little, Thos. P. Morgan,
j. III. McChesney, j. q. Lewis, N. p. Chip
man, A. q. Riddle, y. ID. Barrett, William
John A. Gray, George W. Hatton, Alex. Gar
den. Gen. j. q. Parke, q. p. Patterson, Admi-
raj ID. ID. Porter, Gen. A. A. Humphreys, Gen.
T.. ID. Townsend, ID. l.. Eaton. Benz. +, French,
Thos. NJ. Plowman, Adolph Cluss, Charles Klo-
man, j. K. Elvans, A. l.. Sturtevant, w. W.
COrcoran.
The committee will meet at Metzerott Hall
on Saturday evening, 5th inst, at O'Clock. A
full attendance is desired.
GEORGE p. FISHER,
prasdapf of tha
Evening star., 1870-02-03

SENATOR SPRAGUE's whereabouts is the sub
ject of inquiry in several of our exchange pa
pers. The Senator has not been at the Capitol
since the Christmas adjournment, but We un-
derstand that he came here last week, and after
two days conference with some of his labor re-
form friends, returned to Rhode Island.
Evening star., 1870-02-03

ANOTHER ELOPKMHNT-Indiana Township,
Iowa, has q sensation. Some months ago New
ton Mark was engaged to two girls at once.
One of them sued him on the little contract, and
attached his property. He settled the case by
wife off to her relatives In Illinois, and then
eloped with the other dear chsrmer, Miss
Morrison, young lady of perhaps twenty years,
and OF very respectable family. Present
whereabouts not ascertained. Marx is some
thirty five years Of age, and since coming to
Iowa obtained q divorce from former wife in
Ohio,
Evening star., 1870-02-03

FRAUDULENT wIDow.-The widow of Mat
thew ID. Richardson, Of company ID, 123d New
Jersey regiment, whe has been receiving q PEN
sion from the Government, subsequently, mar
ried John ID. Strane, but continued to draw q
pension rs Richardson's widow, to which she
was no longer entitled by law. The last time
she drew the pension she made An affidavit and
with her husband, has been arrested and com
mitted on charge Of defrauding the Govern
Evening star., 1870-02-03

PAUL GERARD, who married the lovely octo-
room, Miss wOrmley, has received letter from
his people in France, sending BIN 81 800 to pay
his debts and to take him home with his bride,
h.s family having become recOnciled to his
marriage.
Evening star., 1870-02-03
Bank Of England.

7e egrdphed Erciusirely TO The Erening Star.
LONDON, February 3--The amount of specie
in the Bank of England has increased 2.s 900
POUNDS sterling since last Thursday.
Evening star., 1870-02-03

~Lydia Thompson has given the New Or
leans critics Q grand dinner, and the papers
show the effects Of GOOD feeding.
n0In Troy they arrested . man the other day
"fOr making sarcastic remarks to, and Of, the
police" This is little Napoleonic.
Evening star., 1870-02-03
The Great Eastern.
Teleqrophed Exclusirely 10 !

Telegrophed Ezclusirely 10 The Erenia0 Star.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-Dispatches received here
from Bombay announce that the Great Eastern
was signalled of Mallabar coast on the 18th of
January.
Evening star., 1870-02-03
The Bank Of France.

7elegrdpkea ErclussueIy TO The Evening Star.
PARIS, Feb. 3--The amount of specie on
hand to-day at the Bank of France is 10, loo 900
francs more than last Thursday.
Evening star., 1870-02-03

REPRESENTATIVE HoAG, the Democratic
member from the Toledo (Ohio) district, is lyin.
dangerously ill i'm this city.
Evening star., 1870-02-03
FINANCIAL Axp COuur.CxAl

The New York money market h easy 90 10
per cent with exceptions al 4 and per cent.
Prime business netee pas. at 90 per cent
Evening star., 1870-02-03
II RIC h LA YIN g.

RANGES, LATROBEs,. FURNACES, BAKE
OWNS, STEAM WORKS In general, and all kinds
si JOBblSG attended b at the shortest notice.
REPAIRS for all kinds Of Ranges and Latrobes.
Orders left at PFEiLS stove store, No. 713 7th
rreet, or at my residence 6sh street above L. ". w.
1als-eoim- Marks
Evening star., 1870-02-03

"THE PRETTY FAUST at the National Thea
ter this evening.
Evening star., 1870-02-03

j. MCLEARY BROWN, Secretary to Mr.
Burlingame, is at the Metropolitan Hotel.