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Amuscmeuts.
GRAND CHARITY CONCERT.
Ms CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
Mis, CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
ASSISTED By EMINENT TALENT
sTBISwAT HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH
Tickets o. Rolm,D. ia Broadway the Ffsha'e Hotel TIE
prncp. Music Stores, and q, evening Of the Concert
> Mi OSCAR N NEWELL
D'' VIC "'''' WRST GRAND CONCERT
VII '''' ''' on THURSDAY EVENING MARcHs.
On ,hlch occasion he vii he assisted 10y
~ Mis- AGNES PEshING, Csopr'uo)
sgnor RANDOLPH
The '' NJ, 5Ss W " II PI hsSs
the diaipeO;hei Amateur yiolnst
Nh TIIhODORE sCHREiSER CouductorJ
TTCKETS OF ADMISSION. 81
.9@ elf 1S'5 io io E1 RS6 Sr'' h,, Ticket
Oaes IN Broadway; The Barking House Of JOS Marsh Co.
n Brosd-t.. sui At toe Hat
DROOKLYN ACADEMY of MUSIC.
thursday EVENING MARCH nag a.. 2 ~ at o'clock
Mr. JOHN CLARK Ba.so Mi. CARRIE IL ROw Rlocutonist
The Grand Cturus ano Ortesira Of the societ,.
RoSSNTS INFLAMMATus solo b. Miss LOUISE KELLOGG
Conductor HARVEY b. DODWORTH.
Reserved rrtra Box
CTElNWAY HALLMARK KREBS'
- EIGHTH PIANO FORTE RECITAL.
SATURDAY. March 1871. al m,
"''' MISS i. - se & ;,' PALMER iiiaisa l
ContrslI9 IRON the Italian OPEN Venice
o. All mr. l. D4cHAJGR
Family tickets 81 single TICKETS VI a. To be had Al The usual
DHMHARMONIC SOCIETY.
i COSI RRT. SATURDAY EVENING. March g. n o o'clock
GENERAL REHBiRStI. FRIDAY Nsr,h , at p p m
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF loU PERFORMERS
GBo =. SiR0SG, rlesiisai
NIDLLF. CHRISTINE NILSSON.
VI NJ MAX sIRAKOS, q hiss the 70 announce hst
vii he rai9 IRON her usl daphs Eas ami West make
STFiNwAr HALL
Further pirr,ui-. VII he ,ior,i ,rr1anc.L
THE ALUMNI Of PHILLIPS EXETER
AtAbbhl aud ~ friends Of good education, ,re earnestly
Alumni replace Aa-u, Bulldog IT, recent q .hca
a. sola WILLIAM Boof ~ re- ' 81 sears Bslg Boz.
boston Fsa D. IGll JOHS G. PALFREr. Chsirmas
EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS-OpeeIn, y every
- DAY AL R,earg ht sOMRRylLLk AIT 'ALa a,,
Enh-ass The coletua of M Lauerc, ihoHfsh =, ,.s.
Nearly lU1 Sufenof WORKS b, pfomusn Amsnfai Aha ,
The all br sok os TUEeDAY EVENING hara A. aoo''-
II G. HILL TESTIMONIAL CONCEKl.
~ AcstsH of Music SATURDAY ~ E t,NisnS ' "
TIN CuNtEkT OR flk SbAH"N
Particular aitrr senentA
EIrERPE SOCIETY SECOND fO ll ~ IN
Il CuNCEEr sATCHpAl MaVh At p a.. gi rT,F,r.sr
OF ah.Ut.. I'D .r.-sL rui llettl ''t. "''-
Tickets .n rsa. l1r sa., Ma.f ' orr --------
DulLHARMONlC SOCIETY.
'"-' ADLlu yf Nloll.
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TAsyER / Co II wALIST.
CRY CLgRk'. OyrIcE JEasTY CirI. Feb =. III
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y O-er Until o'clock March D. I'll ataressei to the
1Bs guei CounoH,r,sf tie SINKING Funa f1r e cole D en Or
sNO0 Je,ry C per Boa.s T the Iupo.s tie SlEaS
Funi
OFF,. the Who'll part viz y received Eil Do
iec all may be aerned issd,ausgeous
" ~ blMSrED }
J. MlNIll 'toEmIs,.or~rs
SAMI NcBlREEY
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oyrrrs or nis'.'Ts MrNlSo CssgANr !

{
No 90 bruadEHr WV foHK Pet. q. l5-l.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCK
HOLDkkS Of tbs Company viii be- bell ter Okcr o, WE'D
NE5DAI 18th o.Macl oco,k D. vlcl ht A.
pual Rruor all le4 ODD oic elected fyr ensuing
The transfer booE wall e closed the al opened As 10th
rroIu0.
A. il very important That Majority II the represented
either person PROXY such shareholders e present
requested represented h sAhL 81 POND NecrrtrJ.
PfrrsHuRaB F0Er WAIVE CHtC RtLwlr CoSFasr,l
OvpCE oT SECtErAAr Pr-HrEGH Penn. Feb q 1871
FEHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
and BONDHOLpEks Of this Conpsny. Or 10 ELECTION Of
DIRECTORS aud such other hisus. m4 before o. vii ~
b.. A. Ofee 81 d Company the The tri
WEDNESDAY tlJuJ Of hsrrh, A. b. 1871 AZ Do a N.
The snt bond TRANSFER hoOx OF the Company their one
the (itr PsBugb the tnsfeT CTR Of New
Yar closed "a tbe lt ls add closed uu.
$50 ds' Of asrt thereafter 81 H TCHN,ON Secrrtsr'
Oyrcr E,ssA. PAcrc ". LorIs 80. Feb D. IJI
THE COUPONS on LAND GRANT BONDS
~ sion PACIFIC RAILWAY CONPANf EASTERN DIVISION
NOV Ktu,as Pacific Rails 80 due 1871 PRINCIPAL
BONDS 20 - inclusive GATE, NIL be paid
iaie greston The Ofce u Mess DAbEey
Aofsaa = Co.. - EIea-nge place. Ass York.
q q NHEILEI If,asnrrf
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lstE hIfAif " NONFANY.
No. a. EIOH1soE PACE NF~ToHE. Ir1. q 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of SHARE
HOLDERS c choice Ds uiEEr TORS tfal,coB OF
an other lssfl vi .ed RichaHg-racs
WEDNESDAY March g. 1911 4.t r.ors p. n.
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DEDEMPTION OF STATE BONDS.
III srArE z lALIr.HrLA TEEL.rHI DIP

a.,
SACElSEATl, ~. J. lG,L )
whereas day ne STATE TrsaIar Of
hundred dollars under ne
o'an Legislature of .a State Ted An Aei TO prs
paving equitable csu hs Stat u California ard %
fuude dent Tor that rIo approved Apr g. 1907 AM
the provisions ~ ameI3a0rT o. sad approved
Apr q lya redemption o. Civil bos' Of said
issue pioysons hereby
sFALED PROPOSALS
for n aid Bors VII be- received al De Jr BE
anoun abo specified unll thr
lu DAY APRIL A. D. 1871,
a, d O'Clock
No riersah,i than par vsn, Ard responsible,
F1sisatse Which b. alked SeA
Proposals. The Redemption Of Civil Bo1ls OF 1857
bonds be- sueI1e1 ta AYR The acceptance Or
prolost. their redemption. A. COLONEL s treasurer
- PER CENT INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS!
OF THB ST JOSEPH AND pRSyFE CITY RAILROAD co.
FOR SALk Bi THB UNDERSIGNED
PRINCIPAL AND lNTkkBST PAiAbLE IN GOLD.
Nortgags , he rate Of . 1 500 PEI mile
RDAD COMPLETED AND OPEN 10 PUBLIC.
Pncs 81, 40 scsrsr
snleisuUFy recommend them and s furash ceulsr
p. CJNvFRSE 1 Co. So FINEST
TANNER Co fl WALLSl.
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NEW YORK CITY.

saa,s r so93iGn-mNEw York, Jan. H.
Tie Steamship ede Paris has ar-
f1Ved.G ipu u II bus ,ngHjai5umst 41.....,ft. i
The Irigate Tenuesseeg:will probably
drop down or the battery today and
commence taking her powder on board,
unless communication with the Inaga-
zines on Ellis Island should be suspended
blythe heavy masses Office floating down
the NOrth-river, In which case the Depart
rnent will likely order the ship to take In
ammunition at Norfolk Bay. ,,,is s,,',9H ,.',} l
'lr Aiplan Of organization has been adopted
by the Festival Committee for the twelfth
festival Of the sangerfcst which Is to be
held In this city next summer under the
auspices bot the New York Musical Or
ganization composing the Sa1gerband.
The committee which includes the dele.
gates representing the different societies
will form the members Of the sui. com
mittees.oil The festival will be visited and
participated intby the several iorganiza.
tions gf philadelphia y Baltimore dnd
otberi cities forming will New, York
societies the Northeastern Sangcrbund
and!wlll be continued through an entire
week. The last general rSangetfest, In
this cityiwas held sixyears ago. i0a'ne
Collector Murphy, yesterday, was clial.
'lapged to. fight d duel by. aman named
John Page Hodnett the Assistant Inter
nal Revenue collector for the. territory Of
Dakota. The cause is some political mis-.
understanding. '' 7rS :.rS
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aNews from tho Gulf.Inw

!. ~, ,-es a.. ,i,AsrGSBALI., Dec. 81. 7
A Cuban officer states that plan was
organized 10 seize the steamship Ocean
Queen, which sailed from New York on
December. Q, Gen. A., A. g. Ryan, ol
Cuban celebrity, took passage, under the
assumed name Of Ashbury, on the Ocean
Queen, afler shipping 1900 cases of,arms
and ammunition. Two. or three hundred
Cuban troops were expected togo aboartl
ss, passengers, and when two DAYS out
seize tue steamer, and land The tfp9ps and
'art1iS somewherelon tlies1sl and ~ Cuba,
and then release he'd Two hiindred
/ us ,tr6ors lot Sane ihg0 Csill, w1re on
board tho ocean Queen Which e6Hiarmcd
the Cubans that they lid NOT embark and
Gen. Ryan went to AsplnSlIT alone land.
cd arms, Sc, and aWaited tho, arrival Of
The steamship Hornct.d This, vessel ar.
rived December 27th, disabled fur Cuba
on e;31st with d number Of Cpbian; re.
cruitss There was d rtimor that this ex.
.pediti6n was engaged, for the 9purpose of
aiding General u ,aIosquera inTBnticipa.
ti0n OF aIrevnlutiOn, having lfor itsi object
tho overthrow 0fthb present Government,
and a visit by Gen. Ryan to'thc tortlfca'
tons ol PanamaS accompanied byTUy s!
0onsuls Perry and Seward, cOrrobbrAt0s
these snspici0ns; sbut tlierelhA hecnno
ADMINISTRATIONS poittlng toward d feHolu.
tom On 4 Christmas day d collision
occurred between. q small party oI
Cubaus and about 200 Jamaica negroes,
originating, from the, display yoI Cuban
tlhgs IRON thb BethaB, Cotrth0tsgahd The
bark Harriet Lame. Vphe negr6e shhl3tel
the British flag, which was promptly cap.
turcd, ahd d general fight took place, In
which bowiess &cGg were freely used,
Some twenty persons were severely inlur.
cd. By thS' Intervention Of Gen. Ryan,
the disturbance was iquelled, and the ne.
EsSs3 Gs; ESRSeSs lsfylng " odRgHTg4s. Ts mas
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GENERAL NEWS.

fi'uaI '' y -T-1-t - III, ~. ~ W Alf-l
n "A fire at Sewburn, N. O., Tuesday
night, destroyed properly, 10 amount Of
$1OO0O, including me episcopal church,
tStE nSateE 9 sEtppIers ary goous sEoEe ss afS and
Naskes spook store insurance $N,9VV'
2IH'a4James McHugh, the supposed muir.
aeret Of David ,Sulllyan, was ,afres I'D In
kentucky on Tuesday. 70 oHfii a8i5IhJa
I1q Robert Mcdonald. a coal miner Al
the. BelIont furnace, ironton, Ohio, WAS
found dead, Tuesday, having i'd iutexlca:
toh' 'lain over one Of the gas trenches and
sufIocatedo gtalydl blnoa ~. " S.GaG
tta 1gEikht or tdtF ifPHight cars were ile.,
iached from tlle train flye miles esst ii
Dayton o., on the,lAtlantiC aud Great
western Railroad, Tuesday evening"
i .z4Intcliigeuoe has Just been. received Ii
the death, at Jerusalem, early i'd DGcem-
her last ot two young ladles, daughters Of
President Noolsey Of yale College! Eol {
IA special from Princeton, Ill., re-
portsa riot In progress atFAlbright Ssta:
don, on the !MIlmdSta n q Prophetstown
Railroad, among the llborcTss, 70 Of whom
Ehldibeen discharged by, the contractors
without pay. . iAlnum6er have been self.
otsiy Injured! d!''' ''', ~ lii','i2 !" sG:i, s.i,
. ~, ,TItl,a I.,1lh,,V I.tuiI .,..,, =. 49,
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..ol AwAsHINGToN.
GOVERNMENT PROTECTION oRTHR HopTiI.
ERN FRONTIER.
.4a. .aaHssr -


soSHisN4hNt risoLEyIiON RfiiH Aoti'
~ .t%S.lsl'. Sns sAoNtlsi', I.,,...
WAsllNdroN' january IL
.uGAt their meeting yesterday the Com
merce Committee authorized Mr.. Ben
nett to report a blu as 9 substitute for the
!5s Ss PSSIsctIss Si q he SeFtResa e fFontsE
rsas,,v ~, iss,S cosS snu s
honda X IA N am amnonnt ~ sS ohS KIN 7Trc' ="
deemabIe IN coin amer tcn v,suS'SSNS vsars aTS ot
ihsi ie;,J ~ I;ftv ycars n al i,sTf amt ;n,er'
@ XII Il ny ccin i i|oinrc ,Ss banda sN nte 'i " IL
SeIiHercd 'thc Nav VI yorItS % State + esisla. IL
ture shall pledge that tho work shall bio
begun ot cnlarging one tier the locks on
the Erieiand aOswego canals 10 sufficient
capacltyito pass over vessels OF 20 feet
beam and 200 feet Length, and also meri
phantiyessels oil GOO tons, by such deepen
ing and widening as may beT necessary.
All munitions war 4 !, stores, or supplies for
the general government % be epassed free,
The President Under the bill is TO appoint
three commissioners 70 supervise the work
on the canals 'sstis {5a
!, DE EGTft ,oF As. EMINENT sxtNbIEn
p.,rry iIft,,lers ANA 'sn1dasnis oorI,, th;.
noEnins N III rest iisncs m S,tbia ia SiiS III or
na is,IvsIs oStbs bssTtS H. y,sa I h @ chser. "
HI ;isS y iSst ~ is @ sS,ts
frieSgs I Vg ia H. was sIartv.fonr % vparS % n 'S s9S
: IISt S; 4 -, s ~. q -. II Y Sss ss
tis 9pIpfHpt1Ile1 lqRE ilE| gpIecttAflsY
~ ooAMlTThE.
The House Judiciary Committee this
60WRog WogSa aSd ns Arguments abe ssmns 81 Ee'0Ts bs
right Qf suffrage iqF women under the
Hfteenth Amendment Thctconmittce
took no action. \
REDUCTION OF REVENUE MACHINERY.
n ,Tboreanct;on of thu numberor "A .slst.
tSSie sssssSrs q S%S Itipi ISydsr r. ritS I'M
soIdste the internSI reyenne H I;visions I'M ~
% ~ tbis dsts s ara blS IA nearIv "a 4' ner cent " ~
the whole 'nnmher IN n 'ins ser seryice ~ an an ,0ctoher
4 '1s7o This ra,Inc,ion, @ o MI, sSn" sVso ~
9 government ,yeroi Y sso0O00 DER, ann,,m, Az Il
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IdClncinnati Market.

~ u, u.;" hi''3't'' y. CINCINNATI, Jan! II:
n ap CoarroNH Steady, middllng al t4a1l4c
59,F ,FLopR Steady; family $5 60a5 75.
and corn unchanged
Rye firm AZ 00el Barley dull at 90a0Sc
II GIocERiEs Unchanged; coffee lots
10p.9, Mb1asses, ,55a70c. Sugar 10a1sic,
4 QILisi Linseed and Lard oil unchanged
! EGosrTDpll at 25e. Jgi,y, .I,,5,tr1,,
,ll sEEps-Cloyer seed dull a. 10fa11c
Timothy seed firm at 5 75a, 0 co., -.., I
M PRovlsIoNs Pork outlet at zoe. Lart
steady al 11ta1l9s, i, Bulk meats pn
changed, s6ohldeEs sold At 7tastc
Bacon only limited, jobbfng demand a
Q9al04a11f. Green meats ssc asked
Hams Soid at 10la114c, Weather toc
tsIIa I hogs q dill, dsall,eat 20 e5ao sS receipts
Wnskt.FF usthanged at ses.a j'ag
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Ohio Z Legislatn,r,eI.. X, n, INV !. b Z.
n LtMIUsE EJahhary II.

y lHl1f-1U " UULVMBUBl JHnuHfyi H.
u sAbfll to increase thesalary Of Supreme
Judges from $4,000 70 s., ,000, PEI lannum
passed the Senate to-day y Mr., Wards
bin 70 make the reading Of the Bible in
public schools unlawful failed TO pass the
House. ! The vote stood IA yeas to- 76
nays, The resolution offered in the Sen.
dte protesting against federal interference
in State elections, was ordered To DO print
tedli "A resolution was also offered In.
strueting the Ohio Senators and Repre-.
sentatives 10 use their Influence 10 secure
the removal Of ithe. national capital to
some point in Mississippi. Tho resolu.
ton was ordered to beprinted.ssa VT VI ysa ,a
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permits the Public Fainter to furnish at
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SOSt pElCoVAuuSopleSo VI ull NuusEeoaluuhI
oCSGnsh Sr. 5nsckksg kgn moved 10 amend Tie liw
by requiring the payment Of ten per cent
over the cost. Adopted, .f,.
Without making any progress with the
bill, the Committee rose, and the House
passed the bill making appropriations for
the Louisville and Portland canal and the
Desmoines smpids. 90 GEI Fk.TI
Mr.. REEVES offered u resolution direct
ing that, since the prevalence of intec.
tious diseases among cattle in New York
and Massachusetts, 6 believed to be intro.
a$sdtSfs SSarS ShatRef sG g$%S s5S fssss Gn
tion Is necessary to more effectlally pre-
vent and restrict the introduction and
distribution Of diseased cattle into and
through the several States and territories.
Adopted.
. Adjourned. ,Y;iiV AeIgI WilI'U
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u L.
7 ATIssoURI.--Goyerno Mcc clurgy 81 Mis-.
souri,, in his message. To The Legislature,
saSsthattheishI6 debtdS SsOeQQQ the
reduction in the past two years having
amounted toi$7SS,OOO. The number Of
miles Of new railroad built ,inRthe, State
during 1870 amounts to Ait and 1i1s9
milespf railroad arc in course Of con.
structlon, The completed roads are 2,055
miles long. Governor McClurg congrat.
ulates the people on the present prosper
,ouS and PEACEFUL condition ofthq Fate
asserts.that thtrewas no 'organkedpafty
or faction opposed to any Of the amend.
ments to the Constitution recently voted
for,Iqnd says that, there will be mo trouble
in future Il those In power will promptly
punish any attempt to disturb the restored
peaceful relations. The Governor Is OPP
'ppSed 10 Eallibk o. Convention 70 irevise
tic Constitution Of Missouri, but rec6m.
mends that amendments should be pre-.
sented to the people Tor adoption at the
next general election in 1879. He pro-
poses an amendment that the Legislature
should hold only one session, not To ex.
coed ninety days, every four years. and
that after the election Of 1874 tho Gov.
cpor slOuld,be Iinellgibleo for rR second
term. The amendment adopted at the
election IN 1870 made the iotncigl terms oi
State officers four years. ftIIiu !
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Chicago Market.
~ l0l 'CIiICAao, January II.

FLoUR-Flrml Ya liia lgr yr'r
GRAIN-Wheat; No 2lspring Chicago
excited at 81 114a1 III. Corn; No.
mixed moderately active AZ 44a44tc
eddull. Oats; No 2 more active;
closed at 40a404c. Rye; No. 9 closed firm
81 7Gc, Barley; spring No ? higher at
HooE- Dressed hogs closed firm at
81 10; live active at 50 9Oa6,4O. w.
.OArTLE-Dull. ..nn5n -n-I-.lII.--L MN
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.lRaltlmlIore Manor.

p.-.,...,,-.. BALTIMORE, January II.
'FLouR-Firm and unchanged. ' taH
.ls GRAIN-Wheat firm. 7ii Corn steady:
white SQaS2c, Oats in good demand at
56a58c. Rye unchanged
PRoy1sI6Hs-AIess pork In good de.
mand at $50 50a2075! Bacon sides 19c.
Lard LII. w m,'.n b MIN pa'qrl
WmsKY-91c. iop ,dl II i,tr .-,,.g
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New York Market.

New YoRK, January II.
COrToN--I.ower; mlddllpg uplands
fLoga-stealy, at 80 oOaG 80 for ship.
GRAN-Whcat dull; red amber 81 47a
81. Rye dull and nominal. Oats dull
at 69a6l tc, Corn steady No. mixed
79aS0ei yellow 81. nj $40 .5...., ~.
PRoYisIoNs-Pork, beel, and bacon un.
changed. Lard firmer; February 12ic;
J. EGos-steady; fresh satcaS4; lined 90
aye. l.a -.---L.- -....L-L
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New York Money and stock Market.
|. 80 ..l ~ lg..NEw YonK, January III

Gold strong, with increased volume Of
business, all sales at 111a111t. Loans
firm at Q per cent, currency TOT per cent
gold. Governments opened steady at
about the closing rates ol yesterday, and
declined alter noon from ffatt Clcarances
$40, 5000. Stocks strong at the open.
Ing, Rock Island and Ohio the strongest;
the market, closed dull and barely SO iitm.
Three trifling failures reported Of opera.
tors for decline In stocks, Central and
Union Pacific bonds steady Money easy
at7 per cent State securities dull and
4sssE s4EHplItsso il Exon nlsdE bankers y bfls
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Rufus Itatch's circular No. 1, on rail.
li6aa iHahakehiehtp hasibeeh, blaDol in the
hands Of every member ol the Now York
Legislature The announcement ls, made
thata dKohg 'ciiott ID b6haff of rcslriC.
lie legislation concerning railroads will
DO maiO this Session. '7'
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sEEnIIIIsIa X 4 EXON M y5l! Bankers, blls

W STATE SECURITIES - Missouris so ;
TcnncsSecs, old, 6Si; now, 63s; Virginlas
new, OF; old, GG North Carolinas, old, 45;
new, ,y22! 9ill 2, 2dW 'basF ID gaplll (,
srooKs4 Western Union Telegraph 45i;
Adams Express 66ts Wells, Fargo s Co.
80; American 4ei; United States $40; Pa:
6ihcl Mail All; New York Central % !;
do scrip SSR; Erie e14; Harlem 18k Read.
ing 00f; Michigan Central III; Cleveland
and PittsburgT 104i; Northwestern n7sl;
dopreferred S3F; Rock Island 106k New
Jersey Central 103t; St Paul 81; do pre-.
ierred tsWabash 49E7 preferred 20; Fl.
Wayne e92a; Terre Haute 90; Chicago and
Alton l114i Ohio and Mississippi 30t;
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati 96i;
Burlington and Quincy if50; Lake Shore
03t; Illinois Central, 1884. .'ngE'5gDH.g, +
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PhiiaIdelphiG Market.

-, "-,' ~, PnILApELfn1R, January II.
FLouR-Unchanged. f'gt'il1l lH'sfsji
hI1 1GRAIE-Wheat firm; Indiana 81 Boa
! 40; Ohio amber 81 90, Rye SSa90c.
Corn and oats unchanged.
OrLs-Pettoleum, crude, 1910; refined
'28ae34. ~ inlNnirfigs 1ill oiii no ls
9lWaIxkY-U Unchanged.al lIeasa .La..
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EUROPE.
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Belgium Troops Ordered 10 the
EsHNnny Frontier. wv i--r.,

Belgium Troops Ordered to the
i5SolNny Frontier. Vf1 i.l-,,
LONDON, January 10.
The Brussels Eetq of the 10th says the
Belgian militia has again been summon.
ed 70 the frontier, and the staff officers
have already arrived at a point in the
neighb0Thood OF Sangwic. Tho Prus-
SLAMS continue the Investment of Ginel, o
French town near the Belgian border.
The London Conference,
.an5 LONDON, January 10.
Berlin letters to the London journals
assert that tho London conferences is likely
to consider the question OF peace, in case
Of the surrender 'of Paris during its
sessions, They also state that Granville
is the author Of the postponement Of the
assemhlagc Of the conference. ~
Progress Of the -Bombardment.
I: 100 Eas!YGL LONDON, January III
|" The bombardmcnt of the fortifcations
OF Paris.on the northeast and south sides
was vigorously kept up all day Tuesday.
TIE French returned incidentally F5s,s ,5G |
=. IA French Success yClaimed.1 ~
w goiln'fia1a BoRDEAUx, January TO- !
II The Aoailslr publishes the following
news from the army in the East Range
mont department h+{ aa';g y iss,lo sra I
sS,.l, aIi2 4 II .S 5a.gl i5, 4 D4uBs, January o..
Abattle was fought north Of this place
today ending az \ O'clock IN the evening
vents us from ascertaiping the iull extent
Of our success, The General command,
Ing bioIvacs on the battle field and all pre-
assigned positions are, occupied by our
troops, We carried the key to the enc!
my's position with shouts Of Long live
France and the Republctqso ,iaI bgq
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leIlt Seat threatened
Famine.

Daniel GCphart fell into q slop tub In
nilcgiortB diSlill6ty, Canton; o. Tuesday.
He q supposed TO bG fatally Scalded.
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TherhateSt News.
3fT'EW 3fT'EWf'PnS'11FG y Il sions SsIi''p'iM1'Tp'SSnp Y

OONCOnD. ,JnnillrV

......-, CONCORD, January IL.
Tho DGmocratlc STATE G Convention, inses.
sion here today, nominated j. A, Western,
OF Manchester, for Governor. The Conven.
ton adopted resolutions recognizing, the
authority Of the Constitution, dcnouncing
the interference Of the military power with
tho right Of slfIfage depulnclng ,tlliCyes
AID tiuuhdrcs Of JthelpibIic tscdshty bla.
voring q revenue tariff for the support ol
the Federal Government, opposing n pro.
tCctiva tariIB fof the beneti 4 Of mgnqpdle lets,
opposlhgithe importation II Chinese, PRO.
testing against the injustice Of tho leading
measures Of the Administration, and dc.
inanding q reduction of expenses and taxa
tion. Tho Convention was lafgtly nj.
''uHSu', iHqSH, (. LallAEia..C4-
The Permanent Seat threatened with
Famine.
,AVoAahe etN6tNNNTt; tahiii.
A dispatch from Charleston, W. Va,
says ihakti tiR @lll 10 2entlrGly IouEhfntoi
visions unless the river opehs soon.
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-gYAIl,.- sit ul .Jhgln I'd ljlg f4uA.
most fattering Testimonials from PhysIciars OF
the. highest standing, both Of the Alapathy and
Homeopathy schools, who endorse and prescribe
the Home Stomach Blttefs as fecup6rant,
stomachlc and tonic, and all agree that they. arc
Dyspepsia and General Debility. ThOy are @ Ger.
tain preventative Of Fever and Aguc, BIlllousness
and oil diseases arising nom malAfiotis causes.
They're not only DELI0HTFuLT TO TItR TATsE, bnt
beneficial TO the sick, the convalescent and tho
WELL tmparting strength to both mind aud body
npIoa hBF .tinpi .l-- .',r''gsJl ui nalla.
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