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sumption read the fnllo wing letter from prominent
merchant OF Marine City, Mich, dated Jug NV, fBT0
De.r Srs.-The. Aliens Lung Ralsam has arrived
would not like 70 he without IL for u has saved lie.
took bad cold. and cough. end hnsl1 consumption
was seated upon me, was In very bad Rtntm tried
evoFythinR that was recommendrd and spent great
deal OF money and got no help bad AlMnB Lung
Balaam for sale but knew nothing Of a mnritA DID
not like 20 take Il without knowing more ahout a.
had not od bottle. When your agent called on me.
told him could not sell medic ne I knew nctning
about, Ne urged me 20 try IL myself did 90 and. 20
my grateful surprise the fret bottle stopped y cough
anil, before the third bottle taken lungs were
healed and well and can speak kncwInky . my
friends and customers Of the good qualities Of Aliens
l. C COfTRELLA
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The United States Treasury.

Treasurer Spriner makes the following
report The books Of the Office we're
closed June, 80, 1871, after the entry of
all moneys received and disbursed on
authorized warrants within the fiscal
year. rs follows -
Cash. DR..
balance IN Treasury from last year sit9. .s02f7i.
Received. formerly credited an unEvaii.
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The American Congress.

IN Do the following table Of Senators and
MI tnibers Of Congress the political char
meter of Congfessmeu Is put down as
understood At the time they were elected:
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GEN. eICKLEs was married to Miss
Crearh, ut Madrid. aud started for New
York !nmedlately, - /.
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vEGETIxE

Il hckns~lrdeed ~ aR Glasses of people 10 be the bcs
and most reliable blood purifier In the world
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eMsf.r.aNNm mmmr Tmssam@Hy 80 tnetF
R@md~rfmH fmFmfHvs mmccsaa
y.rr 80 not 4 vlls Fmmry DFAmMp Maae WY Rm@r
No.. FVhl.hey, Prsaf Spirits nhd Erfnae
Ianmera aaeiortd. splcsd snd ssss.el.ea =
tnntn called . Tnniaa.- "Arprtiassa. -
saa laa fap tirqaF as 10 dHmhsrah mnn Ba M nah Co.,
.r- $4,000 u,nan from sas nntivs hngAh Mn lirFna
n s,.,lforaia. free from All Aic9heile est@s
a..,.- TbeT nTs shs GmEAT BLOOD FNhl~
Visa ara A LIFE GIVING PMIMGlF Fhms
sss~e prscwMtar mna imvimsraInF VIZ tha hThan@s
.,,r a. All tslnunous ssntaaF nfa snaaEaHa
"a hsslthy eonasioa. No pareaa oaa sAAe tre -.
.rr. moeordinH 20 airncaona ana Fu1mnin lnnM Y" -
prvrsaaA EaaiF bemnH are mds afnagleA ~ .-.~a4
folnsn o. other Eanmh. nna Iis Nh'M
he,ona tie polnt q repair.
They arc cenfie FarEntivens wrH ns
samlr. posns.ainE. also. Che reeuar anefis O. ncan&
"a a rgsprrfnl nTrm4 lm relieving CaaWmAt@m uF Annm
- 4 ths IdpaF and All ths vlarmgni 0smnnM
Fon FEMALE cOMFf.A1HTn. :. ssaHE =
"a married az single. af fis aawn q rosasiopa o
tl,e tuFa of lise thana Tome hltaafh Hare Me niuA
Rnr TmMmmmme@Fy mma CmFwmie Mhemm@"
-. asa fsowf. Dyspepsia or Hmdignmtlems
nfIIeas. Rsnslaeuf nnd Imtersnttaens te~
vera. diseases sf ahr H1eods Liver AS
mmwm mmM mim dMmW. ahams nhtAmFm hmEe h@AlA tp7#A
raeueuufuf Smrh Diseases wu ennmpa nT #hsiMh@~
nl..A. ,saseh = esnsEaiT prnsnsrd w eesaHEsna@s
q ths Digestive 0rEnna. -.
DYSPEPSIA 1M INDIGESTION
nuhs Fein Am shs RABaMlAsrn. GamRhm TgMtnwn@ p ss
Tl,..t parEtns1s nosr Erprtasiean pf fhe AtpmAehs
30 ssss A ths kGsu1la Rilioas Asfark fataiea %
tho Heart Innnmmhfiau ef The hmmeA Pass IA ihe "
rSams III aha Miamava a hmaarae either a@aiafnl hHnw
loma nss ths ennpramEa ~ DyhBepsah
Tksy issseraas fhs Ftsmaeh see rinuinie the iosys
lAssr asa BewaiG Nhirh rsaesr ths@ q unesa.iAea
sarary In cAsmnninn tho LAooe ef 81 hnpuFsaM ha r
pursinW nsw lasg ANA yagur is fha whpaa apatann-
FOR skINDIsEAeEs. Erugtiuna. FsttsF. aais
Rhsam Bistchs4 kpsls. fwgSss PurinisA bcilas osf-
hanslra. ninr -weFms nrald meaa haga My EFyaiges
mA i9hs nAFah lAh@a - - H. y ~@.@%a svm
iiesnir dag 10 nra ehFfef uut " aFsiHn im hnst
sles - shs thsae btftnra bns batttt ~ a1En
eAsns VI conrsaa tas nost aaetninozs 9 s1s'f u-ta
tive aNnE4A
cnnmsa ths visAaama moaa wann~vur Ypm and taa ia-
pmritiea hnFHtnE thraaEh the ahiH dam PimBaaa MrHp-
tioss er karsn rennHs q waen yea nnd = ehnr~rird
nsa sanssssh ia ths xsna. eisspas 8 whea = = bal
and yeas fesIinrs win lsa ssu when Ksas She bao~a
purs. ana tho health 81 sbs BFsaem wfl tniiww
PIa. TmPe. and mthnF W~Fmums iurhanR in thn
sysssn e - nany seuaan4s ansctaaiF ansfxpFea
ans rwmesed Says = eistineRished physieiaganis
thers u nemrrnig mn indlfitma ann ths 1900 aa 80
~srIns III ~ ncf rpun tns hFasEy sisussutF af AAw
40 ssizay 1SrssIis sst ss lscsl ivIng ssnstere =
sss.s sass.ss. - s.s'i III ss sss 1900 ss s vsi ma
J. wALKER. Prusrtrtpr R VI. MCDONALD AM CO.
Dsusxasss asd Gea. AFrnts san Rrspr,sru rslhrnins
ksd y and - cafruerrR e4reFi. Aew Sefh-
mwn0LD BE AtAs DmuG9gRT2 And pKALMltA
MYME-Dmc n Mo@
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CHICAGO and its Destruction.

fuf and eaapts history nf Ghr4ro h@t pass rreeut
and future WITH rrsphtc seeses tnc,euis and tnH te
han. rditcrp ~ the Ghirnrp rsAsNs with 600
pages. ard 80 illustrations. ~ " new ready frr
Agents Wanted. Ss Ssss; Ssa sSss ssss s y.
sa-~ ffnson putsishi,r Co rhscara m. O. phn -.
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THEAsuRY DISBURSEMENTS. The dis
burscments hy warrants from the Treas
nry Department during the month oi
Nov.nll,cr. exclusive Of amounts paid on
accuapt iof the public debt. were as FOL
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THE MARRIAGE or PRINCE PrrRRE
BoSArARrE. The Independence Belgc
gives particulars of the marriage Of
Prince Pierre Bonaparte. The eere-
mony was performed in Brussels, az the
French Legation, and was only the con
secratiou OF union solemnized many
years ago, in presence Of an official Of
the small district OF Lacuisine. in Bel
gium Luxemburg, and binding Mile.
Riflin 10 Prince Bonaparte. Mile Riff
lin had long been known rs Princess
Bonaparte. The marriage, which result
ed in two children, was dIsnpproved OF
by the Emperor, who withheld his con-
sent. The empire having fallen, Prince
Bonaparte, in the opinion Of the hade.
penddaoe Beige, thought il necessary
in order TO {" regularise his position
and secure the future rights Of his ch'l-
dren, 10 have new ceremony, a new
contract wns prepared by which the
children were declared Legitimate. The
proceeding offered no incident Of note.
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F FAHMIEhS' PA1NT
We are nauugsraariar rsry sar~rior paint aa hals
hs Fica 81 ordinary nsnts u hFuan but b. the 40
ditiun 81 dry pAiats ~ tuee isrr uxrrr " y
alae inr hoasr eErns feace. fresl, cars 6eFlt bod
tarp oar csrtstet EFAnr lo0Ersa Scr rusrrnE an ae
script u ronfs for prior sts sAsnpics. Ac, al
a w.
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A HAPPY ANSWER. A mother scolded
her child for running barefoot, ~,
She said What are you doing thet
for ?"
al was making my feet happy" the
boy replied. amm.
iWashA Mat d good answer I. ftI
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM

To warranted 20 break up the trouhleaoe Cough ~
incredibly short time. There N remedy thai CAT
show more evidcnaa of real merit than this BAAnAM
for curing CoNsUAPuoN, CouoHs, CoIDs, ASTHMA
CnouP, &C.
Il Is only about years since the Balsam was nfs
offered to the public and In this short time 10 has Do
come known and appreciated In nearly evqry town ado
village throunh the United Stairs and tine Dominion
of CAnnds Hundreds Of thousands Of bottles are an
nnay sold and thousands of witnesses testify 20 ~
uneqnaed power In healing the diseases that rec
commended for
no la W@wmlesm Co che most delicate Chiims
10 ecutnima NO 0pimm ln any fsFVas
Itts Sold by asaielae Dealers SO ely
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eNIlIlIi'l'IIjlN;!!ylNIl

BLISS KEENE cos F1waa Hsxarnra. shs wom-
dwrtni rrr~is fcr Cancer AyphfflMs M@rmrwtmr
Ulcers. Pmlmcnmry Cuw mamsnaMp pMalH Mh~mums
thr Gcnuine Cunduraago uark, frou Lr,a Ec-
uadcr secured hy the assistance the authari rf ~
that country u in the most rf@xsrr rya af retas
slteratirf and blood PurAmcr known sold by ah
nTarwiHts I'm rint bottles hArfrR tsrrm mMuN.
trad mark hnd dFwctfons Send Zee circunF. ushe~
Isl,e M Ci~.isr n "
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NeHrslgia and RhpHm2tiym

hAEe ourtsln cure fnr the above Diseases fEiAl
samples sFft trrp 81 charre. On zfpllcGttpE 10
q A. HAw~s NJ u fAasaeFu1rgmw. l4ramm 2amngg It'll
TWO BEA GTEFIL GHFTg.-~ TMM Pa
n Tz4nT. pops 'Ar A0 G@lmamn ENaehiy, nAw
quAFtes cenfaFF Z, Fssarnts each YeaFiy sub
Mmgnfne~na Atcrl Bnmravfm~s-fAe imunen-
t1oa kha thc tnaf iAlaunA. ssSast- -Bsuid EAnsAs-
wanted Enak- 90 70 8e fs~F eNy
CAHtFyaS NksANTwEhF. 1srkrgn. MirhiRan.
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The United States Array.

Tho report Of the Secretary Of War,
for the year 1871. sets forth some iHfat-
esiing facts regarding thelniiitay fdF4 s
Of the country. The report saws
In accordance with the act Of Congress
the number of enlisted men wa on July
reduced % $1,000 Indifferent, soldiers
Vere discharged, and the stAIdsGi otIr
rruits WAS raised with vitw to inrfoy-
ing the character If the rank and file.
The following arc the figures -
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The Hoaschoid Department Is valuable 10
every HousekcepcF anoidlne vesy many essfal hints
and directions calculated 10 tighten and facilitate In
Door Work
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NATIONAL DEBT.

The national debt has been reduced
10 the extent Of eighty-siN millions,
tifty-seyen thousand, one hundred and
twenty.six dollars and eighty cents dur
ing the year aud 10y the negotiation
of national bonds at lower rate of in
tereSt, the interest ON the public debt
has been SO far diminished that now the
sum to be raised for the interest account
is nearly seventeen million dollars less
than on the first of March, 1853.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE.

In my message 10 Congress, one year
ago, / urgently recommended reform
in the civil service Of the country. In
conformity with the Recommendation,
Congress in the ninth section OF an
net making appropriation for sundry
civil expenses of the government and
for other purposes, approved March 3,
1871, gave the necessary authority 10
tlIe Executive 10 inaugurate civil SER
vice reform, and placed upon him the
responsibility of doing 80. Under au-
thority Of said act, convened a board
Of gentlemen, eminently qualified for
the work, 10 devise rules and regulations
to affect the needed reform. Their la
bors are not yet complete, but IL is be-
lieyed that they viii succeed in diyising
a plan which can be adopted 10 the re-
lief Of the Executive, the heads OF de-
partments and members OF Congress,
and which Will rebound TO the true in
terest Of the public service. At all events
the experiment shall have fair trial.
have thus hastily summed up the opera
tions Of the government during the last
year, and made such suggestions as oc-
cur to me to be proper for your consid-
Grafton. submit them with confidence
that your combined action will be wise,
statesmanlike. and in the best interests
of the whole country. U. s. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, December A, 1871.
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rAxn

recommend that all taxes from in,
ternal sources be abolished. except thoSs
collected for spiritunus Vinus and malt
liquors, tobacco in ats yurions forms ana
from stamps IN readiusting the tarifl
| suggest that careful estimate be made
Of the amount of surplus revenue col
lected under the present laws after pro
yiding the carrent expenses of the gov
ernment. the interest account OF "a sink
ing fund, and that this surplus be re.
duced in Snch manner as to afford che
greatest relief 20 the greatest number.
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The forty first Congress at its third ses-
sion, made an appropriation for the or
ganizstion Of d mixed cotnmission FOR
adiddicating upon therIsins OF citizens
iof the United States against Spain.
groHing ont Of the insurrecsion in Cuba.
THAT commission las since been organ
lied. I transmit herewith The CORES
pondeiiee relsting to its formation and
its jurisdietioA. IL. is 10 be hoped that
the commission VIII afford the claimants
a completa rameiy for their injuries.
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esnd sss lFue MnrnFr cory ~ fhH CMKEME1AN HMArMR
hina class weekly 3nnFmna EahahRs N.Y. Ana Mew HfHk
SsrnnonH OF DF NJ ~. Ehhgan. TeFma WGb# pRr FmMr.
ADDE'S. ruhiishrr CHHtsIts& LKAnan tsH HFnDeHags
Neu YEA C3lF.
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For the Children.

W k1Tf ~ ~ ~ nv VFUII
The Department fer Children and Youth 10
prepared with special care both 10 furnish amusement
and lnculoAte knowledge and sound moral principles
AHsosa Agriosniss has an immense circulation, and
thia aecnunt be offered 90 oheaply Il contains
"a large quarto paRrs and EnErmvlnRs that alone
worth far moro than the price Of the paper which costa
nNUV
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Continued fluctuations in the value oi
gold, AS compared with the national cur
rency, has a most damaging effect upon
the increase and development of the
country, in keeping up price, of all arti-
cles necessary in every day life. Ii foS'
ters spirit of gambling prejudieial
alike TO national morals and national
finances. II the question can be met as
10 how 10 get fixed value TO our eur
rency, that value constantly and uni
forInly approaching par with specie, a
very desirable object viii be gained.
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The Republic OF. Mexico has not vet
rEa,ealed tiie very objectionable laws es
tfblishing what is known as the Free
Zone on -the fronticr of the Vnited
StateAr is hoped thai this may yet be
done, ana hlsc th more Btrinuent fness.
qres mag BE -takehsby Asat republic for
restraining lawleS persons ON its from.
tierss z hope Mexico, by lbs own action,
Win soon relieve this government OF the
dIfilctlties z xperienceA from these causes.
Our relations With the various republics
Of Central and South America continue;
with one exception, to be cordial and
frlendlys 4 recommend some action by
Congressregafding Che overdue install.
n1erts under the award of the Venezula
claims commission Of 1866. The inter
nal dissentions or this government pre-
sent no Justification for the. absence oI
EFFORT 10 meet their solemn treaty obli-
RaAlHnR4 - WI ------f-ss r. tss- ss
The ratification Of the Extradition
Treaty with Nicaragua has been cx-
ssssvr- BEteaft.. = :
'feisel subject for cnlaseratulatien that
the great Emperor of Brazil has taken
the initintory step towards the abolition
LOT elaveTy. Our relations with TINT en-
'plre, dttSga cordial, viii NATURALLY be
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STEINWAY & SONS

THa sTEIsNaT rIsNas unisersAnV naaesaad - bs
The LemdIng FfFas-Ciaas FsIam@
kefuFr thH yMhAag These tAn4fnegis KFW@HWwa
10 al ntheFs ~ tAs Hai us~hFntnd Funtate They are
used - al tr Fgehrial oa1sFE traup~s ~ben~yet al
t4laEhfs. fhsF haze tFaly WaFifuits rspatstAeH.
being isFaef esfoftrd a. EGf0ps aIH1 ~ farf ~ ths
esiiiAed Nofid and thry aeast 90 hs Initiated h4
naAF.y all AmnrinMn and hur0ganmn Flnl9@-amahnfHs
mtrAnwng a. seas MBmm@ah Mmmmamrt@wys
10 tfs est rrfeetiF urrnENH3 Ana eHtenelgn eetaia
nssBt Il its Sind "a ths sarie TIE Fat4sahsd orAl
herrsae rrturn haFnF revealed TIE tia that asaaeasi
ibuEkegE N lFrr Farf eslsAssr$.
hEEgaNAE A &aRs caii Nps~iai ntanntAsn to tiasir
New Paaenf UpF1Hhf H'IRaes
9Th aae ttuu frhns. fatsnt hesonEter nnd fnhulaf
fFanas aeiloH Hhieh s.si1rsf "a Fassss aaa qB ~
$500. asa s-ggssisr fsg v ~fs, uhiis stsnainN iaHFes
IN tsnn mEd hinE 4tgua 90 ata1wpb@re tn-
licenses Ehhn sHy ether fins a. pruarHt HmmUfAetnrea
EwsrT FiRns WaWFanf@m f@F Five Years.
Prices - les rs sEgnsiff 4 ts hast safssls
and sBast ftofausA sshin nil bsfatf. Oid Pa
tMkru "a cEchthEr
hs- liussrHrsd raasiaspsh wsh ricssa Hnahied free
MpgAaentiou. -MM
RARER0oMs, ,sTETNwAT EALL.
too a an Fast Feusseesfh se.. NsW Vera.
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The Fatihoetions OF the new treaty of
commerce Between the United States and
Italy have been exchanged The two
powers have agreed in this treaty that
private property at sea shah be exempt
from captJAEe ia easeof sArsbetEeen the
ARo powers, Tho THited States have
Spared no opportunity ! OF Incorporating
this rule into tie eblieationsOf nations.
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of the country. The report saYs
In accordance with the act of Congress
the number of enlisted men wa on July /
reduced % $1,000 indifferent; soldiers
Nere discharged, and the stAIdlIi otIr
rruits WAS raised with vit'w to inrfos-
ing the character II the rank and ile.
The following arc the figures -
EnAssed tusn - ensiarrrs .-................. aii
Enlisted tara q aft7EArlrr .......... kf5
OfytGanar srFsrants a. posts a. ~
Nluiary Academy bani .,....-........-ss e
Un eltlisiod nen per cofnp'y As ratnrAu asfl ~ s1
70 rtlisted l4ru Isrr hzssy bate Eehi AFtn'y Sai
"a rnstri hsru Fr oHnry .tgR easaf#aM AsES ~ aaa
Or rsalistcd aicn rry cumpFsF Catasia AS i3 ets1
Noao9sE sEifisrioaei siza oi rvsifzraia- SO
Total. t.,., 30 op1
The total expenditures for the fiscal year
vhding Juue 81. is69. we're $50, GA. 042. rs;
tIe expenditures for The year ending June
3O. 1870, veTe S5T. Go, 675. so, Wlllrh
sum includes s.. GgT 600 for river ahd
harbor improvements. The cxpchdiiapes
FOR the year ending Jane 30, ls7i, we've
about 100000 ineludingf6r river and
hnrbur improvements S8,9i5. go. Thus
during the year lS6970 the redueiiurasn
expenses II the War Department amount
Cd Go So, aSs, 357 80. and ahFihR ahe
year isT0-Tl further reduction ol ST.,
CO. 675.l0 wns made. For the next fiscal
year iS7i-72 there Is appropriated $50
53o. 7T6, including for thc riy,r and har
bor improvemcnt, Si.4nT,J01 4EH
Dcsertions daring the past FcN'InoIahs
have largely increased. The reports re-
csiSed at the department indicate Ihai
the reduction OF The pay Of soldiers from
sic 10 Sl3 per month has contributed
greatly tothis result
The retired list uf the army is now liul-
its-d 10 800. Tho endcavur has bern 10
cqualize the selections for that list from
both the higher and lower grades ofihe
officers entitled 30 he placed upon it, 80
that il may not be filed tnmi u1ip p,asons.
ble extent by officers Of high rank and
consequently greater compensatory
The number 81 gravcs IN national
cemeteries is 81, $50. including 1926
added during the year. The cemeteries
cover an area, in thc aggregate, Of about
/, 500 acres nf land, acquired AZ cost Of
Si7o,0 |+ t.f
During the fiscal year small arms and
ordnance stores to the amount Of Sl0,-
OOO,O ,OC0 haye been sold, and the entire
proceeds, except small sum retained TO
meet expense OF preparing other stores
for sale, have passed into the Treasury
beyond the control Of this department
1t has been absolutely necessary TO re-
tain about one-sixth of the army IN those
States Of the South cast Of the Mississip-
pi which were engaged in the war of tlP
rebellion. Numerous applications for
troops "a. and in the enforcement ct the
laws wcre received from United States
marshals. officers of ofinternhl reyenuesand
State officials urgent appeals for asis-
tance crowded in from private citizens,
and it soon became evident that the sc
curity of the people demanded The con-
tinued presepee Of tleregllar Forces.
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made more SO by this act, Il is not too
much 10 hope that the government OF
Brazil may hereafter find Il for its iter-
est, as well as intrinsically right 10 adj
vance towards entire emancipation moro
rapidly than the present act coutem'
plates.
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LONDON.

Negotiations for Recession Of Alsace and
L0rraine-British ship Abandoned ut
Seattle Times on Reception Of Fe.
mans in the United States-Libefation
of Fenians Denounced n q Dastardly
Act-Au Parts Of China Quiet.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Manchester
Guardian states that negotiations for the
recession Of Alsace and Lorraine for o con-
sideratiOn are pending:
The steamer Oceanic again put back, dis
abled.
The British ship Admiral. Lyons, from
Pensacola, for Plymouth, was abandoned at
sea. The crew were saved.
The Times of to-day has an editorial on
the reception of Fcnians in the United
States. 1t considers the whole proceeding
discreditable to all concerned. and appeals
to honest Americans not to judge England
from Fenian OratOry.
Mr.. ROebuck. in an address at Sheffield
tonight, denounced the liberation of the
Fenian cOnvicts as dastardly act, and
their reception in America as disgraceful to
that country, and another proof that she is
Englands bitter enemy.
Secretary Wade, in charge of the British
Legation at Pekin under date of the TWEEN
ty-sixth ultimo, writes that reports from all
parts Of China show that the country is
quiet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-16
NEW YORK.

To be Hung for Burning n Ship-Omcers
Of the New Orleans, Mobile and Chat
tanOOga Railroad - GOvernm ents and
SOutherns Dull-Ryan, the Fenian-
Complimentary Fund to O'DOnnovan
Rossn and Others.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Charles PaidOe,
convicted of burning a ship, has been SON
fenced to be hung. His associates get ten
years at hard labor.
The directors Of the New Orleans, Mobile
and Chattanooga railroad elected the fol
lowing officers: Joseph A. RaynOr, presi-
dent; John A. Griswold, vice president
Harrison Durkee, treasurer; John Howell,
secretary The executive committee, to
serve the following year, and to whom is
confidcd the management of the affairs of
the company, are Cakes Ames, Z. d. Nor
gan, James H. Banker. Harrison Durkee,
John Stewart, l.. p. Morton, John A. Girls
wold and William S. Williams.
Evening-Money closed easy. Sterling
go, 097s. Gold lllas lll1a. Governments
dull and steady. New South Carolinas ac-
tive and stronger; others dull. Tennessees
81, new 63S; Virginias 661a; Louisiana
skies So, new IS; Levee skies "a, eights IS;
Alabama eights l0Ol4, 6ves 60; Georgia
skies 00l4, sevens 80; North Carolinas 461s,
now 25%j South Carolinas 70, new 65h.
Dtocouqts7 Z. There are vague ruMogo q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-16

Still. FURTHER TRIUMPHs OF HERRING's
SAFES-At the great fire which took place
at Savannah, Georgia. on the twenty second
of February last Herrinss patent champion
safes were tested by the severest kind of
trial. and. as usual. proved an absolute
protection for the money. books, papers and
other kinds of valuables placed in them. As
will be seen upon reference to certificates
published in another column, in one case
the safe was subjected to very hot fire for
many hours, but when opened its contents
were found entirely uninjured, excepting a
slight damage to the binding of the books,
caused by the steam. In the other case.
even watches were preserved uninured.
If these tests do not convince the most
skeptical of the fact that Herring's safes
are unsurpassable. nothing can. But that
they are really the champion safes can not
be denied.