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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22
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Read the following certificate
Shepherd.,oWn. W. Va.
Augn-t l6. 1870.
Mn. |. W. CnAPLI>E-S We the
undersigned hrr,nv crrnly thai We have
used Your PHOSi HAZE upon our
uh-at Land and irom experience rr"
nnnnce II To b, \ NO ! FER lllIEk.
", feel ASSURED that ~ have gained i"
quality. weight -nd Qusuity. on all rF"p-
a.rrnlnre t-I.pd by US. GIVING l"'I Al"
adequate compensation therefor. we III
tend usiny the same on our ldn's heteai
,p,. aud do mn.t cneerIully recommend
he same to AL farmers. feeling assured
.hs, # once rgled ,he> will use no other.
Respectfully. &C..
THOS. LlCKLiDER,
JACOB fULK.
JOHN ID SIAEEY.
THOMAS TURNER,
Lorenzo II tllSnN.
|. rHuS. CIIArLINE.
MARTIN BiLLMl Elk.
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farm of 90 acres. near Duihrld.. this
county, Az: rI,c from Shtn. Valley Railroad
Junction. ruc sgj.so prfsce.
A lAtm / , mrlt. tr"m Chnlestown, hi
county, l2j scres. Oh pie. Puce SIS 90 per
acre.
4 firm Of 3f4 acres. IN the upper ely" OF
Clarke coamIy, on pike, leo acres OF lumber.
Prlcc Si5 per sr'e.
4 arm 81 rs a res. miles from Minas,a
GAP Railroad. ~ auer county. A. ne rs IA
timber. Pace 500 per acre. TIM land mss
II en- IsyInp s per cent for the last i've yeas
on p'Ice ASKED
Buildings COED on oil the above nsa,,d furms.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MARKET.
THEAT-Southern white is quoted
AiSs to $685. choice Maryland red
af 5oaSl 81.
CORN-Southern white Is quoted at
70 70. 81 cents and yellow at 1914
cents
OATs-soM at s. and 90 tents
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,luyr PSYCHOMANCY. This


n"Iu S derived from The Greek. slgnllsing the
= ,wer II the soul. sPlut or mind. and IL the
bnsis t sl human knowledge. Ply homancy
Is the title OF II new work OF eco pages, by Her
,rrt Hamilton, u. A, eIvIre fall instructions
in the science OF Soul Charming and Ply hoo.
&c F scrnauon; how TO exert ;hs wonderful
power over men o animals ln>taulanrOusly, al
vii. 1t tea hes Mesmersm, how TO become
Trance or WIu,ng Mediums, DvInatIon, otlr.
ItuaiIsIi. Alchemy. Philosophy Of omeus and
Deans. Brigham Younr's Ia EN- Guide to
Mausges, sc. This 10 the only hook in the
LnelI-h language PfoIes. ns to teach tins oc-
cul. power, and Is Of immense advantage 10 The
Merchant IN selling goods, lie LAWYER IN gam
ing the confidence OF Jurors the rhySicu IN
healing the SICK; to Lovers. in securing the 81.
iecuous OF IN" opposite sex, and ali sCeklnC
uChrs or nsppiness Puce by mai, in cloth,
! 20; paper cpsers 81. Agents warted for
thus hon3 Pnvato Medical Works, Pcrtumerv,
Jcweiry &c, who will receive samples free.
Address +. ". Evans, Publisher and PERU.
mer, 4 south 9Th 81, phrIadeIphra, ia.
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Dr.. Railways
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS.

Z ''t = " IT. - - - 11~'
perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, euiate. ruuiy, cleanse. and
strengthen. Railway PI Is. 7 the cure OF oil
disorders Of the stomach, Liver, Bowels. I'd.
news, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache.
Constipation, Cost veneSs. Indigestion. Dye
prp,ia, Biiiousness, BILIOUS Fever. lnllsmma.
on OF IN, b,wes, Plies, aud all arrangements
of the Internsl VI.oera. Warranted 10 effect a
positive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing
90 mercury. mine ais. OF dei.IerlnuS drugs.
A few dos,s OF Railways Pills vii! rse the
system from all the above named disorders
HIice % cents per box Sod by Druggists.
Read False aud l rue Send Que letter
st,mp to Railway & Co. No. 81 Maiden Ian,
New YORK. lnformslion worth thousands " Ill
he sent you. Joy l5-ly
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7AAESHIIG MACHINES. RElPLHS.
NOW ERS. &c

HAN l. made arrangements by ~hich eau
L furnish almost sny thing the FafmrTs, or
any one else, MAY want ~ The Machinery iiur.
bat would have II uudrr.tood that | am Sps.
cal Agent Tor the III SSELL REhPEk snI
Mover, beIIc,Iug, q, do, TOT various reasons.
ani from PfactIc'l eNlcfIcnce, mat there :.
nothing ~ their lInc Supuio, 10 ikrm winch a..
sermon | propose prove al Ihe rrcpcr Iiu,s
snd place ~ The hcld Should any conclude ~
try our Mlchrnr, they viii please hand ~ Ihe,r
order, early, ~ the great demand for them
may cut oil late orders.
Respectfully submitted.
5. Is. HARRISON.
Shepherdsrown. April -, ls7i. Il
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10 OK HE Il r
An Ingenious, Successful, Eco
nominal Invention tor the
People.
Originally raten,el BY Judge Harper. OF
Texas.
EASY WORKING
Hand Flour Mill.

CO 1t can b. operated by boy ten
,ra's old; save. riur and Money. .nd
being t,otoughly WILL made will Issi q
henm;. When packed Ter uan,pori..
u0n, II ran ,. SEM any distance without
d,' ger az rrest4se Or irJGiy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22

n n n
II. H. n.
R,Dw,v,c kr.Dv RrI1rE
Cures the orsI rams
r, fron Oup 10 J'rfntu Minutes.
NOR ONE uni.p
alter reading III advertisements "eeu any o"s
SUFFER FROM PAIN
p,J,,'s R,sJv Relief Isa Cure for every
Pm,
I, roo,h, first and j.
rr
lIt ONhl FalN NrMEbi
tha, Instantly stops the ~ eIcrucIating pains,
alGys lDHitDmaiIuns, and cures CUneestums.
whether Of the Lung, Stomach, Bowels Or
Other glands Or organs, bN one app Cation.
N FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
80, ~. 10, mao, ,,.I.nt mr. .>rrrci,iinc tho ,,.,,,
,;,o purI:uATIr TOD -ndJ.u I firm, & nm.
pl,J, Netsou-, Neuralsrc or Frustrated with
oisedse may su"e''
R3DUHTS RE4DI RELIEF
uu,r,,ji,.,,., Fac
Inflammation o. the Moneys
lnii'm" alto" OF Inc p''daer
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WOOL " ANTED!

TIE under'isn.d. Agent. for large Manu-.
l-etHr"g Company. IS prepared 80 pay n.
higLe,t price for Wool N cash. delivered D.
Sbephsrc-toEH. Persons seiipx their Wool
vii be lur"i'hcd all KIND, Of F.eiory Cod.
next lail at nIhgfseiurins pfjo.,.
ID. S RENTCG, hs.nt
ArrIl % Eel ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22

10 NnO POUNDS al WOOL. van.
lUaOOC ,.d. Tor winch IT.. highest
,n,re Ia Cash vii tie psid.
may 10 ~. !. Lfwsn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22

N1ANTEU-Apents. s % ier Gay. 10 sell the
w celebrate Hoce Shutllf Sewing Machine
Ha. the under feed. makes tie "I"ck sutch'
alike on both sides and is fully licensed. TIE
best aud cheapest fanny Sewing M"hlne IN
the market. Address hnson, Clirk g Co.,
Boston. Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa Chicago, H., OF
ST. Louis Mo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22
SELECT SCHOOL
FOR BOYS,
SHEPUERDSTOUN ". III.

COURSE Of Instruction will embrace Eng
" lis Latin aud Mathematics The scholas-
tic year Will be divided into two sessions Of
twenty weeks each The first session beginning
on the 2ud Monday in September. Rates Of
tuition will range from so to $40 per annum,
ayabie quarterly III advance
Ii may be remarked that it is the desire Of
The VI d,r.ltned, whilst eudeavoIIng 10 sfurd
an Institution acceptable 10 the intelligent pe0-
pie o! this community, 10 fIer sufficient III
ducemenls to receive pat oragr from abr DAD,
Ia the end that Il prrmanen nj institution Tor i T.
education Of oulh may be established IN ihis
excellent locality As The eAIgencIes Of The
>cho j r, qGme 1t lie will be properly assisted IN
the discharge OF It's duties. For lurther par
tcuars audless
JOHN s. GROVE,
AT Sharpsburg, I'D,
Or Shephrrdsto"n.
July Is II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22

Many ladies, particularly mothers nursing.
cor,pisiu of q tired, II.Ilcss fee hug, or c"m-
,ieto c. haustion, on arising i'll the mos mug. On
Ne ~it. and mother deyolyes the rrsp'usi6ul,
o!gcgulut'nS tie dG.Ic' Of the hoisehod Her
ere, are numerous, aud the mental Is wei a.
The physical powers are frequently called MIC
req, isliiou. She often ind. her slightest "'cu-
rlttoI weary ta.k and eXl-ten,e h"d"n'
y Ma 4, the same time she has Il" regular dis
,a.s. iioseucr's Stomach BIttrrs, ~ rvSOii'u
- At thus period, will prove an "uiAii'ns rem
RI for us annoy ing la>,iiude. he effects oi
th.s potent agent aIe soon seen III the rosy
cheek sud elastic ,tep of the head OF The i"mi-
" - With restored health and renewed spird'
che takes her accustomed place ~ the lam l.!
q Gle. If this friend ~ need he regularly tea
tha,e depressing symptoms vii never De COM
blamed Of, and not only would hsNitude tot
b. experienced, bTi many diseases following
n. advent &c avoided. A. n medical agent II
as no equal, "hIle it, pleasing hlv"r aud
heAitA: .Il effects have made IT a general iA'"i-
ITO. 1t IS free from al properties coiruIa''d
% Impair the system, and ~ operations are al
,nee Md, soothing and eEicI'nt. All wa"
h,,o u.ra ihs Bltters attest is virtues a"d
compsud It TO use.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22
Dr. Railways

S.RSAPARlLllAN RtSOLVENT
Has nnde The nod a-'UnIs hung Cures 50
Duck. s. Rsp'd ale the Chau2cs the Body
Undergone, Under the lni rence OF THIS Tfu.
u " onJeriui MedIcite. that
Every Day on hcr'nse in Flesh and
UFght IS Seen and FtH.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22

4 GEORGIA NtLgiY AGucu. TunAL IA.
y Psw-IAr GtOgia Cuitirator !, Il lave sg-
rlcuitural weekly. 1t c"mn,ends It,eIt 10 the
people Of every section OF oar great c"u"uy a.
at honest conservative j1urnal. 1t Is publish
ed al The low price Of 81 per annum. lis cir
collation. /, rapiil, increasing, which makes It
a good advertising medium. North, south,
Eat. Nest, rally To our support. Address
Georgia CULTIE.iTOR Griffin, Ga.
n E.-An> papeI in the United States cop
Vi z the above and lhl, proposition one time
vii he rn'lird TO all ,quul notice or space m
The CuIti,alor. July 8
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22

We also have for sale Coal Lands in dIf
frreut part, Of West Virginia, n uacis OF
from two hundred acre, 10 three hundred thou
.aud acrr~ snd ranging ~ prIce, from ) Ier
acre IT, $1,000 ditIo. Particulars a. To lucd.
ton SC, Oh application To The undersigned.
5000 600 aces Of Iowa and Nrbrs.ki l,rd'
for sale 10y the liurun ton and Missouri! RIVER
R,Ilr"sd Company, 81 -, go and sl2 per
arrr, 81 credit OF ten years ~ per cent ~
trresr, one muth 81 the prucIpll payable az.
uualy liter the INST two years. The pro.
ducl- OF the land "II pay The Purchl-e mO.c!.
tull description given at our rtlice.
A farm OF lsi acres at Dlrk,vlle. Berkeley
county, one fourth mule from The VI & W. turn
pike, miles from Martin, burg ana ) from
SmIlhfrid, consisting Ui Limestone aud slate
land. under good cutI,aIIun, 50 acres whIie
oak timber, al,o good apple orchard and Other
fruit. Ihriarm l. veil 'airrei and on ~ are
good bu,Idmg-. Price 81 per acre, part N
cash and lie balance an eXchsne. for other
Ar excellent farm 3 miles norh west OF
Shrphcri>town, containing ! II acre, OF excel
lent limr stone lan!. we'll improved. two dwell.
Ing huu-r,, large barn, good fencing. very
large spin. s,d Spring house, excellent iruh,
aud Young nrCharh, aud excellent thinner, all
10 the highest tate of cultivation. fuce So
per acre-pa, menls viii be made easy aud to
SUIT the purchaser. \ great bnrgaIn.
property, town property rrci'rr'd.
Aldres, LEE, ZII1LE & CO.,
S'epherdslo"n J,G. Co, WA.
May %. Ic7l Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-22

HEALTH BEAUTY
Strong and Pore Rich Blood Inciease oi FIesh
aud Weight Clear SKIN aud B,au iiui
Complexion Secured TO all.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YuM MRALs.

LONDON, March s. 1871.
The news report for the HERALD BY cable to-day
embraces variety OF items, bus nothing OF an ex-
citing character.
In the House OF Commons, ct an early hour on
Saturday morning, Sir Robert Peel stigmatized
Lord Lyons course as "ungenerous and cowardly
In deserving the British population I'm Paris during
the SIEGE whom he entrcatcd by tho French gov.
ernment to remain.n Sir Robert Peel cxtolled tho
courageous devotion OF Mr.. washburne ths Ameri.
can Minister in Paris"
vlscount Enneld and Mfr. Gladstone defended Lord
Lyons.
No onlcal confirmation OF the recently reported
changes in the Cabinet has been made public.
The London Times, referring to the condition OF
Mr. Chlder's health, says:"It will be impossible for
him to resume his place at the head Of the Admiralty
Board within twelvemonih.n
The annual boat race between the Universities OF
Cambridge and oxford viii take place on the LIST OF
April.
Candidates fer the Hend or the BOARD Of
Admiralty.
LONDON. March 5, 1871.
The Observer mentions the names OF Mr. Stansfeld,
vlscount Halifax and the Earl OF Kimberley as can
ddates or the head OF the Board OF Admiralty, saa
THINKS The pyobaoiHsles iayor kr. Stapslela.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
GENERAL REPORTS.
Prince Frederick Charles to Com
mand the Army Of Occu-
patton in France.
Victor Emmanuel Surprised at the Sc
verify Of the German Terms.
ENGLAND'S INTERVENTION" EXPLAINED
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW Yoax HERALD.

TELEGRAM 70 the NEW yoax HERALD.
LONDON, March 5, 1871.
The following intelligence from various
parts Of Europe relating to French affairs is
forwarded for the information of the New
YORK HERALD:-
PNlNCE FREDERICK CHARLRs TO COMMAND THE
ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
A despatch from Berlin says that Prince
Frederick Charles has been appointed Com
mander-in- Chief of the Army Of Occupation in
France. His headquarters will be at Rheims.
VICTOR EMMANUEL's DISAPPOINTMENT.
A special to the Times from Paris says
Victor Emmanuel has written to the Emperor
William expressing bis surprise and disap-
pointment at the hard terms imposed on
France, especially in regard to territory.
ENaLANp's INTERVENTION"
A Versailles despatch says that the state
nent that the partial character Of the occu-
patton Of Paris was the result Of the interven-
ton of England is untrue. England's influence
was exercised wholly on the question Of the
war indemnity.
ORDERED BEHIND THE SEINE.
The same despatch reports that the Ger
man forces have received orders to withdraw
behind the line of the Seine.
THE FRENoH TROOPS IN switzerland. Il
A telegram from Berne, dated yesterday,
reports that the Federal Council has arranged
with the French government the return Of the
soldiers Of Bourbaki's army. They will COM
mence TO move into France on Wednesday
next, and the transfer of the entire army will
take ten days time.
THE PRISONERS IN BELGIUM.
A despatch from Brussels states that Colo
mel Mallon has arrived there to arrange for
the release of the French soldiers inturned in
Belgium.
NOTIFIED OF THE PEACE RATIFICATION.
The government Of Belgium has received
official notification of the ratification OF the
prcliminaries of peace.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
A telegram from Brest, dated to-day, re-
ports that the cattle plague is raging in the
valley of the Landerneau with such virulence
that 500 men are engaged in burying the dead
animals.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

cages, we and already a very heavy pressure
tor funds. Upon large number OF the pur-
0hAses made at the period Of excitement we
hsve referred to the mortgages are now
MAturing These cannot be renewed at from
Less than ten to twenty per cent discount.
Second mortgages range the same way. In
net, among capitalists there is a general con-
yictlon that during the last two years property
has sunk immensely in value, and no mortgage
can be renewed to-day at less than ten per
cent below the valuation Of one year ago.
Including lawyers fees and seaschers this is
nearly fifteen per cent. In some cases twenty
per cent discount is paid for the accommodation
sought The consequence Of this may be
Feadily foresceu. 1t may not come this year.
but next year it certainly will---or sooner, if
any undue activity or stringency should pre-
vail In tho money market. The profits of gen.
eral business during the past year have been
20 slight that many men hitherto In the enjoy
nent Of free estates have been obliged to
mortgage their dwelling houses to keep their
business going. The explanation of this Is
readily found In Mr.. BoutweIl's mistaken poll
~ Of paying off the national debt at this juno
ture and the consequent high taxation. Next
year does not promise much Improvement
u this regard, and there is little Hkeh-
hood that these mort gags viii be taken
PIP at present, bnt rather that there
win be an increased inquiry for funds.
The prospects are of very many foreclosures
during this and the next year, and we cannot
regard this as likely to enhance future values.
There is too much property now in the hands
Of weak holders, who are unable to do any
thing In the way Of Improvement with their
holdings. Thus great part of the island Is
practically withheld from the uses Of our
growing population, while we are sending out
colonies into New Jersey, Westchester county
end Long Island. A pressure which will
pompel the closing out of large amount Of
tuch interests-sor, from the amount of the
mortgages, such claims cannot be regarded In
hny higher light-would be of general benefit,
And, In view of the present conditions Of the
market. this cannot now be very long delayed.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

Herald Special Report from
Amiens.
t. ~~-~~--~~~o~~.o~-~,~~~--o~~
Joy at the Conclusion of
Peace.
Fears Of a Democratic In
surrection.
The French Authorities Asking the
1russians for Arms.
The Second German Army on
the March.
TslseRAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.


LONDON, March s, 1871.
have received the following despatch from
he New YoRK HERALD correspondent at
Amisns, dated March 8, giving an account of
fhs general situation in that city and the north
Sf France. Your correspondent says:-
JOY AT THE CONCLUSION OF PEACE
Great Joy is manifested here at the head
quarters of the First Prussian army corps at
the conclusion Of q treaty Of peace between
France and Germany.
FEARS OF 'sRRD" RISING.
The French Commandant of Amiens has
asked the German military authorities to supply
him with arms for two companies Of soldiers,
And to lend him the use Of two pieces Of
cannon. This demand is made because it Is
almost certain thst the lower classes of the
French, including the artisans and laborers
Belonging to the red republican associations
Intend to create disturbance as soon as the
Germans evacuate Amiens and march toward
the German line. It is understood that the
request has been complied with, but no more
kequisions for arms will be complied with.
PRussIAN CONSIDERATION.
Many Of the Prussian officers quartered in
Amiens refused to take their meals at the
houses In which they were blleted unless In
xited to do so by the French occupants. They
assign as q reason for their action the fact that
1hsy are now receiving an allowance for
sations from the Prussian government.
THE RMPERoR's RETURN.
It Is stated on good authority that the
Emperor William will not visit Stuttgart or
Munich on his return home, as was at first In
tended, but that he will return direct to Ber.
lin.
GENERAL TTRMs--THE FIRST ARMY.
General Won Goeben goes to Rouen from
Amiens tomorrow.
It is expected that the First German army
win leave Amiens and this part Of France on
lts return to Germany in about three days from
this date (3d).
&he Second Army Marchiag Homoward.
Headquarters to bo Removed from ver-
sailles ON Tuesday.
VERSAILLES, March 5, 1871.
The Second army has commenced to march
homeward.
HEADQUARTERS TO BE REMOVED.
The headquarters of the Emperor and of
General Molike will be removed from ver.
saiiles on Tuesday. Count Bismarck will fol-
low the Emperor.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

N A 20 r e q NJ.
s-o~ro>o~~~1~~>~.~..~.
Future Movements Of the eve
Emperor.
II
He Will Rejoin the Empress,
at Chisslhurst.
PROBABLE RETIREMENT TO BOAEMtA
H.. ~~o~~~e~~~~~~~~~~
No Intrigues for Napoleon In
Franco.
PROBABLE RETIREMENT TO BOHEMIA
He Confidently Awaits the Pub.
aac Decision.
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March s, 1871.
forward the following for the iDformatiop
Of the readers of the New YORK HEnALD.-
NAPOLEON TO REJoIN THE EMPREss Ar
CHI3ELHURST.
From preparations making at Chiselhurst It
is believed that Napoleon will rejoin the Em-
press there and remain some time in England
PROBABLE RETIREMENT TO bohemia.
II Is rumored that the ex-Emperor Is negO-
tiating for an estate in Bohemia, to which
country he will retire.
NO BoNApARTIsT INTRIaUEs I'M PRANOE.
The report that intrlgucs are actively prose.
cuted for the restoration Of the Bonapartes.
are untrue. The friends Of Napoleon say hs
patiently and confidently awaits the populas
decision, and ebstaios from, all efforts to in
Huence it.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

N. Favre fulfls his duties for the time being.
REARMINa THE PARIS GARRISON.
The Gau'ois says the Minister Of War is
making an effort to rearm the regiments Of the
garrison of Paris which surrendered their
arms In accordance with the armlstice, and
will hasten the departure of 90, 900 mobiles to
the provinces.
a6t GERMAN CHAGRIN. "a s
The German officers of the forces which oc-
cupied Paris were chagriued at their inability
to obtain trophies or souvenirs Of their stay.
aaa .8h RESTAURANT GUTTRD. a. H
A restaurant on tho Champs Elysees has
since been gutted by the people for receiving
and entertaining the Prusslans. ms
THE PARIS DEPUTIES TO RESIGN.
Il is rumored that twenty-eight deputies to
the Assembly from this city will resign, in con-
sequence Of the vote Of Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
LATEST FROM PARIS.
DENIAL OF REPORTED DISORDERS.
TslEeaAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

TEtEeRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, March 5-Evening.
have received the following news from
Paris, dated at five o'clock this evening. and
forward the same for the NEW YORK HER
REPORTS OF DIsORDERs DENIED.
The reports of disorders here are uusounded.
Quiet prevails throughout the city.
THE DErNITryE TREATY OF PEAoE
It is expected that as soon as definite nego-
tiations for treaty OF peace are commenced
at Brussels, probably about the 10th or 10Th
instant, the government will stand ready to
pay 500, 900, 900 francs on account of the war
indemnity to free Paris from the proximity Of
the German troops.
THE PARIS GARRISON.
The regiments of the line will quit the
capital and be replaced by $1,000 picked men,
who will form a provisional corps.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
TelEssAM TO TINE NEW York SsaAts.

BERLIN, March .. ISL
M. Theirs declines to make q treaty OF commerce
with GERMANY on the ground that 1t Is necessary for
France to initiate the United states aud restore tine
equalization by tariffs.
Berlin IS brilliantly Illuminated tonight The
Empress and the Princesses drove through the
streets and were received with great enthusiasm.
The King Of Wurtenbors.
SruTrG ART, March 4, 1871.
The King OF Nuremberg has returned FROM
Versailles,
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

THAT LITTLE Coal BILL from the House,
fcpealing the duty on bituminous coal, failed
In the Senate through the tactics Of the btu
minous coal men Of Maryland and Pennsyl-
yanis. But 1t will never do to give 1t up so.
Let Mr.. Wood try ii again in the House.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
ENGLAND.

The Diplomatic Representation In Paris During
the Siegs-Parlamsntary Endorsement Of
tho United States Minister-Thc
Cabinet and tho Admiralty.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

A.-Spris9 style silk Hats Ter GcptleneA
troduced tho 2d by k5rENSCHRlD, Manufactured
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
YEissRAas 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 8, 1871.
have received the following despatch from
the NEW YORK HERALD correspondent at Ver-
onrraannpdopf rvritaa -.
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(sents, Spring style Haes-Srvcn Dol r.
wARNOCK CO.. 61s BroAdwsSsi

BARGAINS in ui1sn0 Dds--Di la an 0nds BOuxht.-
GEO. c. ALLEN, 6i3 Broadway under s. Nicholas Hoees
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
GERMANY.

Theirs on the Commercial Tarif-civic Re-
joioing.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

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