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NEW YORK CITY.

AVE-" 4oAtAt - SbAaUay SVs
A panic occurred at the stadt theatre
Saturday night, caused by a fight in the
upper gallery, the cry Of fight being mis-
taken for fire by the audience below and
q rush made 10 the street. Order was
soon restored by tho presence of mind Of
the persons on the stage. No one was
seriously injured, o., ,,s.-.-.........r.-
The collection in Beecher's church for
the benefit OF the suffering French amount
cd to $4,000. Ten thousand thalers were
sent from the German General Consulate
to Berlin Saturday, making, with prevl-
relief fund of 800, 900 thalers.
The final deposit in the Mace and Co.
burn fight was posted to-day. Harry
Hill, Of this city, is agreed upon Us tho
final stake holder and has consented to
act. The fight is TO take place May 11th
and the probable point Albino, Canada.
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JAPANESE IN NEW YORK.
A Diplomatic Envoy to the United
eStates--Young Men to be Educated;
More Coming. ..-,...

NEW York, February 81.
A party OF distinguished Japanese,
whose arrival on the 10Th inst at San
Francisco has already been announced,
reached this city In q special car yester-
day afternoon. They will remain a few
days, and will then proceed TO Washing.
ton. The party consists Of Prince Fusitei,
uncle Of the reigning Emperor Of Japan,
with seven attaches, sons Of nobility; also
Lord Armori, Minister from the Govern.
ment Of Japan to that Of tho United
Suites, with two secretarys and an attachC
also eighteen students, tho sons Of
prominent men, mostly from 1S to 20
years of age, who have come to attend
school, and finally acquire college educa-
tion. Lord Arimori Is the first native
resident japanese charged with diplo-
matte functions sent to the United States,
Their Consul OF San Francisco, who for
eleven years past has been the
only agent of theC Government Of
Japan in this country, accompanied them,
and will proceed with the party to Wash.
ington, and SEQ the Minister and suite
duly installed in their legation house be.
tore returning to Gala, his official resi-.
dcnce. Japan desires to educate her
young men Of rank with the view Of At.
ting them TO take positions In their civil
service, and thus inaugurate an era Of real
progress and prosperity In their country
The Government intends sending out
about six hundred more this year In nd.
dition TO the four hundred already sent.
America was tho first country 10 conclude
treaty with Japan; so japan has sent
her first resident Minister to the United
States. BY the next steamer dlle at San
Francisco, one for Russia will arrive, with
his suite, and Others may follow Tor tho
European nations A ' H'iH "
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New York Dry Goods Market.
New YonK. Enbruary ~.

There Is an increasing demand for oil
scasonable goods adapted to the early
trade, and prices are generally steady nj
lie for printed calicos, best makes; G300tc
printed cloths; 14G15c printed lawns; 22tc
Pacific Mills; printed percales 1sc; printed
delaines 12ia13c; heavy brown sheeting
and standard brown drills 91c; New York
mills muslins 20c; Waumsutta do 1Sc;
Maxwell do, Kearsage do 1sc; White
Rock 15c; 22tc tor Ga; 25c for7.4; eric for
S.4; 32tc for 0.4; 37tc for 10.4; 42tc tor
ia; 22c for Hamilton ticks; 27cio Pearl
River do 1910 for Swift River; Soc
for worsted braids; SOC for six cord spool
cotton thread. Woolen and worsted
shawls arc in good request
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River. and Weather.
UNOINNATI, February


River 80 feet-risen 4 feet; 90 inches
bridge space, Arrived-R, r, Hudson,
Wheeling; Annie Laurie, Kanawha; Mol.
lie Ebert, New Orleans; II. Clay Wilson,
Cairo; Nightingale, Arkansas; King Dove
No. 2, Kentucky river. ITr.
Departed-Wm. II. Brown, with u tow
Of salt for Cairo; Armada, Evansville;
Junieta, Pittsburgh; tho B. +. Wilson
passed down; POmeroy, with u tow oil
salt for Cairo; the Coal Valley passed
up from Cairo for Steubenvillc with
8 barges ore; the Savanna passed down
yesterday from Pittsburgh for St, Louis
with 1000 tons Pittsburgh manufactures.
The weather is clearing upi temperature
80 deg.
PTTTsBURG, Feb. 81.
1t is splitting snow; Monongahela IA
feet, and rising. Allegheny IA feet, and
falling. 1t Is showing at all points above.
Arrived-Steamers Putnam, j. KILN.
ger and tow boat Tigress.
Departed-Steamers Lioness, Baker
and Dart with 81, 1000 bushels OF coal for
Louisville. There Is large amount Of coal
loaded which will get this water.
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4 oIocKs-oxtoby & DuHleld, Jewellers,
1O4 Marketstrcct, below McLurc House,
have in store every shape and style Of
one and eight day clocks, every one guar
anteed and fully warranted rs accurate
"tlmers." Call at 1O4 Market street, for
clocks, watches, IOwclry, Spcchclcs, silver
and plated ware, &c. ru.I.
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OMAHA, February 81.
The Missouri River is open here, and
the ice Is running, but the water Is very
low. No rise lins taken place yet, anil the
small amount of snow in the mountains
does not promise full river next season.
The river has not broken up ut Yankton
or Sioux city, but the ice is reported as
shaky nj hoth places.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February q.

CHICAGO, February 21.
FLoUR-Quiet and firm.
GRAIN-Wheat active; No. 9 spring
advanced 1c and closed firm at 81 90
cash and seller March; 81 27a seller
April; this afternoon unsettled at 81 25iH
/ 25a. Corn firm; No. 2 mixed 1a4C
higher, closed at 5la51tc; this afternoon
dull at 50ta5lc. Oats more active; No. 2
firm at 4Dc, Rye, No. 2 dull at S0a9Oc,
Barley, No. Q spring 7Sc. 4.
Hoas-Liyc active at 7aTic; dressed
closed dull at IS 40. t'r14
CATrLE--NerY dull. ----- W |
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WoRRELL SISTERS This famous comic
opera troupe, which is composed of some
of the most popular artists Of the day,
will appear in Washington Hall Thurs
day, Friday, and Saturday evenings next.
Among the attractions on the programme
We notice the Leon Brothers, who arc
known as the "NTen Of the Air" Sig.
Monte Verde, "thc India Rubber Man."
besides u full star combination and COM
plete pantomime troupe On Thursday
evening will be presented the "Field Of
the Cloth Of Gold"
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Ohio Legislature.

lilo CoLuMBus, February 81.
5AbilI was inttodnced in tho Senate to
authorize tho Ohio Life Insurance Com.
pAny TO loan money outside Of the State
on dnincumbcrcd real estate, A bill wAs
introduced in tho House amending tho
laws governing gas companies 10 that
they cannot become mOnopolleS; also
bill providing for the education Of pauper
children. ,. n....I -.|rfH... XVI. I'd "
Susan d. Anthony lccturcd in tho hall
Of the House Of Representatives this
evening, n.-..-.-.lLl. ~ r.
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THE remarkable properties Of BRowN's
BRONCHIAL TRocITRs have been thorough
ly tested since first introduced. Tho do.
mand for them has steadily increased,
and purely upon their own merits, they
found favor with those who, from Pul.
monary, Bronchial, or AsthmAtlG com.
plaints, require them. For Coughs and
Colds, they arc efllcacloua. cod.
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New WALL PAPER-Paull Bros. & Co.
have received the largest and finest stock
Of WALLPAPERS and Borders ever brought
to this city. All tho newest and most dc.
sirable styles Of velvet, gilt, bronze, em.
bossed and satin. The prices are Us low
as anyin the market;and tho paper is one
sixth wider. Give them call and sec for
,,,,,,.olc
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baltimore Market. {
NJ BALrtMoRB, FebruaFY q.

Boz. ajGI.8 BALTMoRB, FcbruaFy27.
ELoUR-Firm, y.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; Pennsylvania at
81 65al 90. Corn Steady yellow south.
crn 7Sa7pc; white S3aSlc, Oats 67a50c,
PRovIslONa-Mess pork $e3 90. Bacon
lOc; sides l2C; clear 19ic. Su.
gar cnrcd hams l7talSc. Lard l8tC.
WinSKEY-StGady at OiN92.
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MISSOURI.
A Heavy Robbery Tor swindIe)--Thc
Jfi Recent Tornado.
Sr. Lou1s, Fcbruary 97.

ST. LOUIS, February gT.
The Kansas City Bulletin says W. F.
Flint, Sheriff Of Davis county, Mo-, claims
tn have been knocked insensible on the
levee Of that city on Thursday last, and
robbed Of $4,000 belonging to Davis
county, and which he was taking to Jet.
ferson City to make settlement with tho
State. The mans conduct led to the sus.
picion that his story was false, but $4,000
reward was offered for the recovery OF the
money.
The tornado of Tuesday night dc.
stroyed several buildings in Nasho, in the
extreme Southwestern portion Of the State,
and damaged u number more, besides do.
Ing much injury in the country.
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PRop. FRED vAAs, having returned to
the city will take n limited number of
scholars on either piano, organ or violin.
Orders len at Hamilton s. IIarding's mu.
sic store, or at his residence, John street,
above Fifth, will be promptly attended to.
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Cincinnati Finances.

.. CINCINNATI, February 81
The expenditures of Cincinnati for the
year ending to-day were $9,O35,27 so; Of
this the common schools cost $Gl0, ,545;
colored schools, $97756; school library,
GOES; water works, $i42SG4; fire de-
partment, 1884 900; lights, $l71 900; street
cleaning, $4,000; sewerage, $4,000;
watchmen, $33S,000. Dbl
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GERMANY.
Rejoicing in Bsrlin'over the Conclu.
sion of Peace.

WIIyI|HH -TI BERlINt Feb. %,
The news Of the conclusion Of peace
has occasioned great excitement in this
city. Thestrects are crowded, houses are
decorated with flags and fcstoons, and
there are thousands Of people in front Of
the palace. There will be a general illu.
mination tonight. The Cologne Gdsette
says that the signature to the treaty Of
peace was delayed by the intervention of
tho English, Russian and Austrian govern.
mentS. The Italian government declined
TO interfere. sB1i,a ,0
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PhiIadelphia Market.

PHILADELrHrA, February 81.
FLouR-Dull and unchanged,
. GRATN-Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Rye held at 81 10. Corn firm; yellow 7Sci
mixed 77c Oats 63aG5c. .... ,.....
PRovIsIoNs-Unchanged.
0ILs-Pctroleum, crude 1staisic Rc-
fined 24Rc, U
WuIsKY-Unchanged. saas. a,
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here at the iarthest, or run parallel so
near To each other US TO leave for either
road little more than the trade from one
side. .7.. #.s r-I
Then It would divide the cost Of con.
struction, o most important consideration,
for, as the Pan Handle road Is approached,
the people, enjoying already the advan.
tages OF q railroad, will be slow to assist
In building another And II Is improba.
bic that the trade ol both roads will be
so great US to require more than one
track, ut least for many years. The route
from here, which Is down the broad val
ley Of the Saltwater, Is claimed by en-.
gineers to be good one. Mr.. De Hast,
who surveyed it some years ago, asserted
that It was the shortest track In proper.
ton TO the length of tho travelled road
that he ever surveyed.
II may DO considered certain that the
n. s. P.road will bcbuilt, as II Is already
nearly graded to Caldwell, q distance Of
thirty-four miles, on more than half
of which the cars arc running. This has
been done within the past year. The
funds for the completion Of the entire road
are assured, and will DO forthcoming as
soon as tue grading Is done; and the
President, Mr.. Cutler, is q man not new
to the business, and will continue the
work with oil needful dispatch.
l do not pretend TO understand the hid.
den ways Of railroad men, but TO o casual
observer the Flushing route would
seem TO DO the most advantageous. That
village Is twelve miles from Cadiz, and
nine miles from Belmont, on the Central
Ohio, and the distance Of tho line from
railroad points increases as 1t extends
down the tributaries of tho Saltwater and
the main stream till 1t approaches Denni.
son. In the whole region now agitated
about this Northwestern road, no other
line will traverse SO long o stretch Of
country equally distant from and destitute
of railroad facilities. JOHN s. BAIIY.
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New York Market.
NEW YoRK, February

...,s.,a NEW York, February 81.
CorToN-Dull; middling uplands, 15tc.
FLouR- STEADY ut 80 7Oa6 O5 for ship.
ping grades.
I GR1rN=-O Oats-GOia7Oc, corn-NIixed,
s4aS5c. -ar a.u4 4.atr 70 ~ J o.
PRovBtoNs-Beef- Prime mess at a7a
Eeos-Dull at s7asOc for fresh; Others
unchanged. r, n.'u u.Iu"I.
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"But these hacks are dangerous. We
might get the smallpox" "Youvo no
cause u DO afraid Of my coach, mum, Tor
I've I'D the Ind wheel vaccinAted, and II
took beautiful" Ul. .......I.
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Wheeling and Toledo Railroad--A
New Suggestion. BIZ.
Us FREEroRT, o., February "a.


To tho Editor Of tho THtcllIgunccr.
Permit mo through your columns to
call attention to n suggestion that has
been made, that the Wheeling and Toledo
and Marietta and Pittsburgh railroads
could, 10 mutual advantage, form n juno
tion at this place, which Is on Big Still.
water creek, seventeen miles south Of
DennisOn. In approaching this point the
general direction Of the W. and 7, road
would 10 NORTH ofwcst; that Of the NJ. and
p. cast oI north; 30 that by
their union they would form nearly a
right angle, and thurcforo would not run
near enough TO each other 10 conflict In
interest before reaching this vicinity; but
beyond here II would DO different The
NJ. & p. will pass by this point, or . few
miles 10 the westward, and u for the w. u
Il. road the Flushing or Athens route In
chosen they will meet Ia few miles below
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JAMES IIadley, an old and prominent
citizen OF Hendricks county, Indiana,
was killed by n st. Louis train on Mon.
day while attempting IN cross the rail-.
road in front Of the approaching train
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"A tlUfalcatlon Is announced at Cam.
den, N, j. Henry Samuels, tho paying
teller of the First National Bank, Is
charged with using eleven thousand dol,
lArs 0r tho banks money In buying farms.
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STARVING FRANCE.
An Appeal TO the American Re-
.blUH 5Il.d spublic. WA AJhla

An Appeal TO the American he.
ibl,UB 3Ii.i lpublic. IVA AJhla
, NEW YoBK, February 97th, 1871.
To the Press OF the United States. '-l 90
A telegram from Mr.. Moran, Chairman
o! the American Legation, at London, was
received at four O'Clock yesterday after.
noon. 1t calls loudly for more aid from
America iorthe reli6l Oi starving France.
1t Is certain that the nnxiety Of those
near 10 the scene Of Iamine must be more
intense tllan ours, and we call with new
Carnestness upon the American public
for immediate contributions Of money,
provisions and seed Other cities or cen
Tres Of collection, desiring to cooperate
In this relief movement, con send their
contributions 10 this committee, which
will carefully credit them TO their sources
both here and In the report sent TO France,
lr'prelerrcd, contributions cAn lbe for.
warded direct to the American Commit
tee In London, Benjamin Moran, Esq,
Chairman, Funds received by us will be
transferred by Telegram.
|Nttg 0HAilIls H. MARsnAI, "a
|Nlsy gt JIM u Chairman,
1sr ~ rCiIAIlLEs TANNEil,
dA NtG QAA AZ Tfqas,irer.
ANsoN PnRLPs Strokes,
/ gli'NlasrIl j 'iTilail Secretary.
Chamber Of Commerce Committed on
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srocKs- Western Union Telegraph Set;
Adams Express, COL; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
40; American 48t; United States Get; Pa.
cifc Mail, A; New York Central, 96s; do
scrip, 03; Erie, get; Harlem, 1851; Read.
ing, 00i; Michigan Central, III; Cleve.
land s. Pittsburgh, 10Sa; Northwestern,
TT; do preferred, SSs; Rock Island, 1901;
New Jersey Central, 1909; St. Paul, 53b;
do preferred, TAI; Wabash 549; do pre-.
ferred, 76t; Fort Wayne, D5t; Terre
Haute, 90; Chicago and Alton, 1881; Ohio
and Mississippi, 800; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, SAT; Burlington and
Quincy, 150, ex. div; Lake Shore, 06l;
Illinois Central, 1891. ~
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THE CELEBRATED
--..l -' HOME E1r,.. ".
STOMACH BITTERS!
|. t $500 .M u- HH.
Take None but those Manu-
factured in st. Louis.
.ytglT
Endorsed by more Leading Ply
sicians than any other Bitters
ever offered to the Public
as o Tonic, Stimulant
and Stomachic.
N' I.HIH lIHHTT T.HII
~ mI a.ot -uu5y ,H..t
Evavv Family shOpId havn a BottIa.
sryFamiIyshOn!d haygaBott!s.

We have In our possession hundreds OF the
most hAtteFing testimonials from Physicians Of
the highest standing, both Of tho Al1pAthy and
Homeopathy schools, who endorse and prescribe
the Home Stomach Blttera a. rccdpcrant,
at0mAGhlC and tonic, and all agree mat they Ars
Ihe bsat remedy known In cases Of Indigestion,
DynDepsla aud General Debility. They are cor
tAln preventative OF Fever aud Ague, BllliOusness
and IN diseases arising from mAlafl0us cahsea
They arc not only DHI1anFFuL TO TiiB TATaB, hut
bCnelclal 70 the sick, ne c9nyale1eent and the
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A aoYEnNoR rom Tnn p1srmcr.

Tho President sent to hesenatc to-day
the nomination Of Henry ID. Cook, OF
Georgetown, d, O., q member of.thc bank.
ing firm OF Jay Cooke 4 Co., for Gov.
Grnor Of tho District Of Columbia. A
large number Of prominent citizens were
In attendance at tho Capitol to-day 70
learn the official announcement as above
given. The appointment seems IN be re.
cciyed with general satisfaction.
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4 thla once.
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River Division.
baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

MIN&aE
DAssEN GER TRAINS WILL
i run by tho following schedule on and Aict
DCcsmb0r 18th, 1870, Wheeling time:
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TnE JOINT nIdn COMMISSION.

This morning ut the State department,
oil tho United States Commissioners were
present except Hoar, and all the British
Commissioners except Messs MacDon-
aid and NorthcoL Tho proceedings are
conducted secretly.
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here at the iarthest, or run parallel so
near to each other Us to leave for either
road little more than the trade from one
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FINANCIAL.
pIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
Capital. I..,.....,....,..,,,,.. S2So, 900.

A general Banking, Exchange and Collection
business transacted With fidelity and promptness.
Certificates Of Deposit Issued and Interest paid
thereon,
Revenue stamps for sale In sums to suit.
New fractional Currency and !, 2, . and DC coin
always on hand for the accommodation Of the
public,
ers and others solicited,
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NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
100000,

or wrsr VIRGINIA, ArwnEELtxO,
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STATE AIissouriS,0 ,0ls; Ten.
nessees, old, 64b; new, 04s; Virginia, new
CIT; old, 6Gs; North Carollnas, old, 4Sf
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THE PEOPLES BANK.

..Ay J.NRLsoN VANCE, President.
4. BRADY, Cashier
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LONDON, February 27-1:8O p, NJ,
tits now thought the German army will
not enter Paris, and It Is said that the
Emperor and Prince Imperial will Ger
tainly not do so. 2 ra.= .rud'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-29

confidence operators, that they natur-
ally turn a deaf ear when approached
by runners who being enthuSed with
their vocation. talk profoundly of
geological evidences, and set forth
philosophical deductions in technical
~phra>eolOgv, utterly incomprehen>ible
to "John Moneybags." who naturally
imagines that wild cats abound where
the thicket is SO dense. But Mr.. Ken
dali being a practical man, and the
accredited Representative of a State
of varied interests, having no personal
aim. other than the general welfare of
his constituents. is patiently listened
to, when he explains in his impressive
manner the march of Improvement
in the development of mines i'll his
State, by means of grand tunnel enter
priseS, projected reduction works, and
Increased knowledge in the working
of mines. He is thus doing a vast
anlonnt of good service during what
is termed the idle season. of many
other members. | learn that he pro-
poses making a flying visit to Nevada.
next week. but will probably not get
SO far West as Carson City.
DELANEY.
Mathew Delaney, ESD, of Virginia
City, the inventor of 'Delaney's Bill
lard Cushion" which has become so
popular throughoutthe billiard world.
in the city last week. Mr.. De
laney hasn't been spoiled by his re-
markable freak of fortune. He catne
East about two Years ago with his in
vention, which already realizes about
s.. 200 a month to the old gentleman,
i'll the shape OF royalty paid on every
table using his cushion. Strahle has
thu exclusive Use of his patent in
California, and has almost entirely
superseded Phelan in that market.
1t Is kind of refreshing to hear OF an
old pioneer making a good strike
hence this paragraph, which will be
read with interest by his many old
friends Ill Nevada. ALECk.