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AID FOE The FRENCH.

The Report OF the Committee mt tho Chamber
OF Commerce Meeting Yesterday.
The French Relief Committee OF the New York
Chamber OF Commerce make the following state
ment and appeal to the public:-
The Committee for Relief of Starvation In France has
the United ship Supply the -four and other
nrovieions received from individual donors.
The COMMITTEES has bought -FOUR beef canned meat
&c Each barrel and has been branded ift OF New
York except 1000 barrels Of -four and loo tercss OF beef
which have been branded G of San Francisco" these
having been purchased with funds received from that CITY,
The commee receipt of many Oilers OF FREQ freight
also Of storage cartage gnerage AND the
of brokers' stevcdores and elevators all ree OF any
charge. ). A.. ...,.
for further our and other provisions These
are coming from some o. the western cies
each barrel with the Of the city giving Let
every city, and village in this country have us name
enrolled committees books and marked on packages
rood seeds clothing Spring wheat ior seea Rreay
needed. . -, .n..... ..u...
men ship or steamer will be placed at the Committees ds
poaal Next Wednesday a meube oil tue comnhttec VIII
60 his expense TO cooperate Win com
mittees there the most caretu anu enccht os
tribution OF funds and supplies contributed here
there delay In forwarding ur.net
for the millions suffering women and children IN tue
desolated agricultural districts OF France. 81,
CHARLES II MARSHALL, ChairU
ANsoN PHELPS sroxEs,l Secretaries.
HENRY W. BELLows, !
CHARLEa LANtER. Treasurer
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ANTE-PEACE RUMORS.

Unfavorable News from versaiiIes-The Ger
mans in Motion-Bismarck Has Doubts
Hostilities to be Resumed-CannOn Turned
Toward Paris.
LONDON, Feb. "a, 1871.
l am enabled to report to the New YORK
HERALD that this morning despatch from
Amiens reached here, which created some
excitement. 1t stated that unfavorable news
had been received from Versailles touching
the peace negotiations, and that in conse-
quence the German troops were already in
motion.
NO PEACE TO BE CONCLUDED
Following upon this startling report came
the evening edition of tho London Times,
which seemed to confirm the Amlens despatch.
1t contained special telegram from Versailles
dated to-day and worded as follows -
Count Bismarck has doubts Of the conclu-
sion of treaty of peace at this time.
France has asked for prolongation Of the
armstce, but hostilities will he resumed at
midnight of the 26th inst.
All the guns of the detached forts sur
rounding Paris have been turned towards the
city.
A long conference was held to-day.
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ALABAMA lEGl STATURE.

MONTGOMERY, Fep. "a 1871
The following resolution passed the House to-day,
and it Is thought Will pass the Senate tomorrow:-
That the Governor and he hereby authorized and
ourcd 10 nuure ascertain the amount of bonds
loaned to the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Company
bonds said endorsed by the State and
when such ascertained the Governor shall make
provision by temporary loan, from moneys in the state
upon said bonds whenever the conpons attached
thereto shall be presented to him, to any
agent may appoint for that purpose provided that
shall be paid OF said bonds
purchasers Provided further that interest shall
be paid OF said bonds in the hands OF said railroad
company merely hypothecaed by then
agent thereof being the object and intent Of this enact
ment interest only TO innocent and s
chasers Of valid claims against the State.
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two milliards Of thalers, while France has
offered to pay one milliard. The Germans
have allowed seven hundred and fifty millions
for requisitions and fines and the debts of AL
SAGE and Lorraine, but hold out for one and
quarter milllards A friendly arrangement is
anticipated.
THE DECISIVE INTERVIEW ON SATURDAY.
The Daily Neaos says that NJ Theirs and
.~-,s ~
his colleagues were to leave Paris for Bordeaux
on Thursday and will confer with the Assem-
bly, on Friday and return to Paris on Saturday,
when they will have decisive interview with
Count Won Bismarck.
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BEFORE THE SIGNING.

Uothlng Known by th0 Bordeaux Govern.
ment-BeIsian False Reports-Warnins the
French PoOple-German Financiers In
Psris-The Indemnity-Tho Decisive Inter-
Wow ON Saturday.
LONDON, Feb. "a, 1871.
For the information OF the readers of the
NEW YORK HERALD report that despatch
sfom Bordeaux dated to-day states that no
apecting the peace negotiations in progress at
Versailles. The silence of NJ. Theirs and the
other members Of the Peace Commission will
be maintained until the conditions of peace are
fully decided on.
BELGIAN REPORTS INCORRECT.
A Berlin telegram of to-days date states
that the Prussian Cross Gazette, of that city,
In an article on the prospects Of peace, says
that the dispatches published in the Belgian
Journals purperting to give the conditions of
peace now under consideration by the authori-
ties of the two countries at Versailles are
altogether incorrect. ..
= WARNING ras FRENCH AGAINST FALsEnooDs.
= On the same subject Of the xrumors adoat q
SelsgrSm from Lille says that a. despatch has
been received in that city from the French
government at Bordeaux, which warns the
people against giving credence to the reports
made public as to the conditions Of peace.
The terms, the despatch says. cannot yet be
known.
GERMAN FMANcrERs IN PARIS.
Two German officials, Count Henkel and
tho banker Blasich-Schroove, have gone from
Versailles to Paris for the purpose of discuss
ing the financial question Of the peace condi-
tious with NJ. Theirs and other members of
the French Commission. It is stated that
Count Bismarck demands for Germany
war Indemnity Of six milliards Of
francs (twelve hundred millions Of dollars).
From this sum, however, the German Chan
+ cellor agrees to deduct all the war contribu-
uons which have been levied upon the French
people since the war began NJ Theirs op-
poses this demand and proposition vigorously,
and conference is necessary TO settle the
question.
MORE ABOUT THE NDEMNTTY.
The London Telegraph has despatch from
Paris, 23d, as follows
All the conditions Of peace are now settled
except that of money. ThA- Germans demand
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CUBA.
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Return of the Captain General 70 Havana.
HAVANA, Feb. "a, 1871.
CAPTAIN General vaimaseda returned to the city
this afternoon.
Sugar active at 1OI 106 reals per arrobe for No.
IL Ouch standard. Exchange on London 16h per
cent premium; on the United States sixty days.
sight, in currency per cent discount and In gold
a 6 per cent premium.
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Died.

WELsH.--On Friday, February "a, THOMAS. young
est son OF r. I. and Mary Welsh, aged months aud
20 days.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at halt-past
two O'Clock, from 90 Columbia street.
IFOr Other Deaths ses Strth PG1e.l
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CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA.
Herald Special Report from
Jamaica.
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CONDITION on AFFAIRS IN COLOMBIA
~S~NN@~~>NS~<-ec.N<e~s>1>~~
The Boyacer Insurgents Defeated and
Dispersed.
~~~~~>~>>>->~~~~~-~-
Honduras and san Saliva
dor at War.
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NICARAGUA THREATENING COSTA RIGA.
CONDITION on AFFAIRS IN COLOMBIA
NICARAGUA THREATENING COSTA RIGA.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW yOaX HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Feb. "a, 1871,
BY the arrival of the steamship from Panama
I have received Central and South American
dates to the 2lst inst, which l forward spe-
cially for the New YORK HERALD.
AFFAIRS IN ooLUMBIA-THE BoYAoER NsUR-
GENTS DISPERSED.
A severe fight has taken place in Saruca in
the State of Boyacer, between five hundred
men under Reyes and eight hundred under
Chaparros. The State troops were defeated,
with the loss of one hundred hors du combat,
fifty being killed. Perez escaped to Santan-
der and Reyes was made prisoner. Peace
has been restored
CONGRESS-.
Congress will meet on the 1st at Aguitar,
with Parma as President of the Senate and
Limo Bernal as President of the House.
AN ACCIDENT
The Crusader has broken in two. The re-
mainder OF her cargo is lost.
THE DARIEN SURVEYING PARTY.
The United States steamship Nipsic arrived
at Panama on the Sth and sailed for the Atra-
to river on the l4th. The surveying party is
WELL Selfridge, in the Resaca, sailed for the
Gulf of San Miguel on the 18th.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The water contract is signed
1t is officially stated that four natives were
killed in the fight at San Anares. Soldiers
have been sent to restore order. The death of
Mosquera Is contradicted.
The Rising Star sailed on the 10Th
HONDURAS AND SAN SALVADOR AT WAR.
Honduras declared war with San Salvador
on the 1st, ann on the 9th six hundred troops
were within two days march of San Miguel.
San Salvador is virtually in revolution against
Duenas. The revolution and the Honduras
war are controlled by the same leaders, Duenas
likely to leave the country and ask the other
republics for mediation. The principal gene
rails have deserted Duenas and joined the
Honduras party. Guatemala will not inter-
fere.
LOAN AND CROPS.
Salvador asked for loan of $4,000 and
got $4l, ,OOO The Salvador sugar and coffee
crops are short. If there is war but little in
digo will be planted
NICARAGUA.
Nicaragua threatens to seize Guanacosa
from Costa Rica as indemnity for the canal
treaty.
Vicenta Juadra has been elected President
of Nicaragua.
The coffee crop is short throughout Central
America
American men-of-war are wanted at La
Libertad. There are none on the coast.
AFF AIRS IN PERU.
Advices from Lima are to the 14th of
January, and say that Congress adjourned,
and that Bolivia has withdrawn her offensive
note. The Lima exhibition is postponed until
the 9th of December.
BOLIVIA.
In Bolivia peace has been restored, and
Morales is made provisional President. Mala-
grejo escaped into Peru. His adherents were
not prosecuted
CHILE.
Chilean dates are to the Sd of January, and
announce that the election Of the anti-church
candidate is almost certain.
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VIEWS OF TIE PAST.
FEBRUARY 25.

FEBRUARY 25.
lS70-A train on the Mississippi Central Railroad
thrown from the track into ravine forty feet
deep and twenty-five passengers Killed.
1S63-DupOnt's powder mills al Wilmington, De.a-
ware, blown up; thirteen persons perished.
ls31-The Poles defeated the Russians in the battle
OF GrOch0w.
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VIENNA, Feb. %, 1871.
In the parliamentary report to-day find state.
ment OF the fact that the lower House OF the Rechs
rath "a passed the resolution submitted by COM
mttee OF the body In favor OF levy of taxes for
Marc b, although the new Ministry had pressed the
tax levy for Two months.
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u
A Treaty Signed by Theirs
and Bismarck:
THE MONEY INDEMNITY SMALL.
Two Hundred and Thirty Millions Of
Dollars to be Paid.
Alsace and Lorraine Ceded to
the Germans.
Metz and Nancy Included in
the Cession.
no TRIUMPHAL ENTRY INTO PARIS.
The Emperor William to Leave for
Berlin on Monday.
Facts and Rumors Before the
Signing of the Treaty.
Metz and Nancy Included in
the CessiOn.
no TRUMPHAL ENTRY INTO PARIS.
The Emperor William to Leave for
Berlin on Monday.
Facts and Rumors Before the
Signing of the Treaty.
IELEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. "a, 1871.
Through special despatch from Versailles
60 the London Standard am enabled to for
ward you the following important intelli-
gence:-
A TREATY OF PEACE SIGNED.
The correspondent of the Standard tele-
graphs that the negotiations for peace were
closed to-day and treaty agreed upon and
signed by M. Theirs and Count Bismarck in
behalf Of their respective governments. He
adds that some of the details are yet unar-
ranged, but that all will be formally settled
tomorrow.
THE TERMS.
The terms of peace are given, and are some
what different from those previously reported.
Instead of the heavy indemnity said to have
been demanded by Bismarck all that France
pays to Germany is three hundred and
twenty millions Of thalers (about $3.50, 4OO, ,oOO)
The territorial demand is larger than was ex-
pected. The provinces of Alsace aud Lor-
raine, including the cities of Metz and Nancy,
are ceded to the Germans. 1t will be remem-
bered that Bismarck's first demands did not
include Nancy, which is situated in French
Lorraine, and is in every respect thoroughly
French city.
NO TRIUMPHAL ENTRY INTO PARIS.
In view Of the conclusion Of peace the Ger
mans have decided not to risk a collision with
the Parisians, and, consequently, Count Bis
marck has agreed that the German army shall
not enter Paris.
THE EMPERoR's RETURN.
The war being over, the Emperor of Ger
many will leave Versailles on Monday next,
on his return to Berlin.
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ENGLAND.
Mr.. Disraei on the Foreign Policy of the Cabi.
net-Looking TO the East and The Policy
Towards Prussia and France
TELeGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 24-Nlght.
In the House OF Commons tonight Mr.. Dlsraei
made powerful speech on the foreign policy OF
England. He urged the House ITO consider the
gravity of the Eastern question and the serious
sequences OF Russias reputation OF the Treaty OF
1856, which it had cost England such sacrifices TO
makcn He SAID '1t had been generally believed
that Mr. Odo Russers errand TO Versailles was
to announce to Bismarck that England stood ready
to Join Prussia In opposing Russian reputation
Now 1t seemed the government denied that such
was the object OF Mr.. Russell's mission.r
MIR. Gladstone replied in strong contradiction to
Mr.. Disraelrs nerences, and expressing surprise
that the right honorable gentleman should conde-
scend to heed and repeat the rumors on which they
were based The idea or proposal TO estrange
Russia at q moment SO critical by gratu!tous Ian
guage was simply madness. The London Con-
ference would hear Russlas case in all fairness and
act on 1t with JUSTICE"
The Premier declared tnat "there was truth in
the report that messenger had been sent to Yer
sales congratulate the Prussian princes their
victories"
Mr.. Grant Duff laid before the House the Budget
for India, which is highly favorable statement Of
the financial condition OF the country.
Executive Honor TO the Governor General
oil CRDadu.
LONDON. Feb. "a 1871.
I am enabled to announce to the HERALD by cable
telegram to-day that his Excelency the Right
Honorable Lord Lisgar, Governor General OF Canada
has been appointed Lord Lieutenant OF the county
OF Cavan Ireland.
The duties OF this off1ce have been administered
by the Right Honorable the Marquis OF Headtort.
Lord Lisgar, better known in Ireland as Sir John
Young represented the county Of Cavan in the
House Of Commons, and has his residence at Bale
borough Castle, In that district of the kingdom.
He is married to daughter OF the Marchioness OF
Headrort by her first husband, and both are favor.
ably known to the people Of Cavan.
"A Free Church in a Free Stntc.O
LONDON, Feb. "a, 1871.
a crowded meeting was held in the city last even.
ing In favor OF "the disestabsnment OF the Church
Of England in England proper as has been accom-
plished In Ireland"
Sanitary Report from Liverpool.
LONDON, Feb. "a, 1871
pool.
The Cotton supply.
LIVERPOOL, Feb a. 1871.
The bark Sea, from New Orleans January g. with
1927 bales Of cotton arrived at this port to-day.
Brazilian Imperial Loan.
LONDON, Feb. "a, 1871
Ihave to report that Brazilian government loan
of three million pounds sterling has been introduced
in the London market
p1lle. Schneider.
. LONDON, Feb. "a, 1871
A report which has peea circulated OF the death
Of Mile. Schneider, tn French actress proves uu-
founded.
Arrival OF the Algeria.
QEEENsTowN, Feb. "a, 1871.
The Cunard steamer Algeria from New York Ior
T,vernOO arrived Tonight.
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ALGERIAN REVOLUTIONISM
The French stamp Out Native Repubhoanism.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW y0ax HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. "a, 1871.
can state to-day, IN confirmation OF nv previous
report by cape the HERALD. that there has been,
undoubtedly an trsurrectl0n in Algeria; but 1t was
suppressed by the French troops, the commander
taking Immediate measures against the promoters
Of the movement.
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A BRITISH SCHOONER SEIZED.

EAsTPoRT Me-. Feb. "a, 1871.
The revenue cutter vigilant, Captain Freeman,
seized yesterday the British schooner Martha Ann
for violating the coasting laws.
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Mailed Free for 2J Cenfs.-Dr. kahn's Lcc~
Nervous Debity Marriage is & ana sss
peiiuents diseases arising from rpruusuce, VIZ,
from actual practice. Address Secretary pr hAan u
scum 745 Broadway, New York
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1t Works to Perfection.
MRS. WINSLOwS SOOTHING SYRUP Tor ch'idren
teething Ia perfectly harmless.
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Tiffany s. Co.,
srgnrse silver s'!ss HSs2H ;2sfH'sssE sEooss yosxs. q.
New patterns OF own make at close prices.
BALL: "a L, BLACK y s,s.ts GO,
invite esn.sa %SsSaAn e iAsi %AEcass ieFai Stock Of
and the low prices at which they selling them.
ns .n a us % .nS
are f.r cheaper, quality and prizes fully considered
GOODS SENT sY Express, G oD
r.oDsssss cf BrSn :
frs Introduced The demand for them las steadily in.
matte complaints require them For Coughs and Colds aey
90 ~ -------
A.-herriug's Patent
s5l Broadway. corner Murray ,.rs,.
Liquid So FRAGRANT, Pure, Trsn~uccps
sRs.
leaving rosebud baths Of dew would lave o ths their
beauties renew. and attract thereby the admiration
d.naras and esnsns 6o scalp aEsroREE 1hEEfcx .
SsEIEs s East rAlr''sA street.
A.-soiIed Beess and Shoe. selling at Half
price at E. A. BROOKS, SIS Broadway.
sumption. sc.oful., Cancer &C., after remedies
AA'' JOHN ROGERS. 242 Pearl street. New York
sss foRssE ss rs cS
A.-Perfect Fitting Boots and Shoes, and
Ovsnhoes, cheap, al r. A. BROOKS, 66 Broadway.
Bachelors Hair Oye.-The Best in the
world Ths only perfect dye harmless. RELIABLE tnstanta
Factory Is Bond street
Cristndoro's Unrivalled Hair Dye.-Soid
and applied at bis wig and scalp factory No. Asor House
DIR. j. M1nerss Soothing and Healing Bal.
SAM for internal and external complaints Depot sl3
Broadway
DR.. Sage,s Catarrh 2emedy.-S500 Reward
pamphlet free. Address X. " PIERCE, NJ d.. Buffalo,
1t Works to Perfection. 80
MRS. wINSLOwS SOOTHING SYRUP for children
tsething il perfectly harmless
NIniIed Free for 2J Cenfs.-Dr. Kaan's Lcc~
lures on Nervous Debility; Marriage, M ooigstons ana M
pcdents diseases arising from imprudsnce WIN
from ACTUAL practice. ADDRESS Secretary pr hahns "u-
scum. 745 Broadway, New York
O~.c Everv Day Tn All WHO Would Know
themseives for PHRENOLO0ICAL EXAMlNALluNs. as
g Broadway Talents defects and best business
That Distressing Pain In the Small o. the
b.ck ana through your hpsForty drops OF SoNSItTU.
TI0N WATER will relieve you like magic For sale bv
all druggists
wbituan's Jujubes for the Throat-They Are
sp,endid SOLD HUDNUrs and othss leading druggsta-
25c. boz
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AUSTRIA.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Variance Of the Parliament with the Cabinet.
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Bachelors Hair Oye.-The Best in the
The only perfect dye harmless reliable, tnstanta
Factory Is Bond street.
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DR.. Sage,s Catarrh Hemedy.-S500 Reward
for Sold by druggists by mail 30 cents
pamphlet free Address X. v. PIERCE, NJ d.. Buffalo,
NY
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A.-Perfect Fitting Boots and Shoes, and
warm Oveshoes cheap, al II. BROOKS, 6N Broadway.
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Open Every Day t. All Wae WSnIa sSINar,6Ns mnSw :.
Taen defects and best business pointed out
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A.-ZoeIaion Cures Blood Diseases. Con.
sumption Scrofua Cancer &C. after al other remedies
have failed. Wholesale.
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CrfstndOr0's Unrivalled Hair Dye.-SoId
and applied at bis wig and scalp factory No Asor uonsa
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Mile. Schneider.

:. LONDON, Feb. "a, 1871.
report which has peea circulated OF the death
Of MILE Schneider, tn French actress, proves uu-
fnnndad
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whitmnn's = ujubes for the Thr0at-They Are
spendid SOLD at HUDNUTs and ohar leading druggtsts-
25c boz.
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A.-herrlug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
Gl Broadway, corner Murray str *

A-SoiIed Boots and Shoes Selling at Half
price at E. A. BROOKS, 67S Broadway.
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A.-The Most Popular Remedy for Colds In
CHERRY PICTORIAL TROCHEs. Depot, II Barclay 1t.
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Arrival OF the Algeria.

QUEENSTOWN, Feb. "a, 1871.
The Cunard steamer Algeria, from New York 1or
Liverpool, arrived tonight
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Brazilian Imperial Loan.
LONDON, Feb, "a, 1871.
Ihave to report that Brazilian government loan
Of three million pounds sterling has been introduced
in the London market
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DIR. ]. M11erss Soothing and Healing Bal.
SAN, for internal and external complaints. Depot III
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rh., Ds.treaain~ Pain In the Snlall OF the
49, ana tnromsh your hps-Forty drops OF CuNSTtrU
TON WATER will relieve you like magic. For sale bv
All druggists
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GOODS SENT BY EXPRESS, 9. Q. D.

A.--The Remarkable Properties Of Browns
BRONCHIAL TROCHES have been thoroughly tested since
Hrsf Introduced. The demand for them has steadily in.
creased purely merits they have fOund
favor who from Pulmonary Bronchial Asth.
complaints require them For Coughs and Colds they
eAic cous
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BALL. BLACK 4 CO.,
hSl and ES7 Arondway.

WALTHAM WATCHES,
and the low prices at which they are selling them.
These watches greatly excel Others made In this
Hnish variety and In fine tnekeepnQ qualities and
lAr cheaper. quality and price fully considered.
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Tiffany s. Coz
Union square.
STERLING SILVER TABLE SPOONS, FORKS. 10.
New patterns OF our make at close prices.
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Tie Cotton supply.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. "a, 1871.
The bark Sea, from New Orleans January 8, with
2227 bales OF cotton, arrived at this port to-day
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-19

Deaths Among The Poor.-It frequently
happens, in cases of the death Of persons
in destitute circumstances, that the proper
authorities are not informed of the fact till
several days have elapsed, and the bodies
have become in high degree offensive.
One reason of this neglect is ignorance
many persons do not know what steps to
take in the premises, or to whom to apply,
in order to secure the interment which falls
to the charge Of the city.
The proper course to be pursued under
the circumstances-and we hope our citizens
generally will see the propriety of enlight-
ening the ignorant and unfortunate in time
of needs to apply at once to DIR. Trent,
the coroner, at the corner of Seventh and
Marshall streets, who will, after an investi-
cation, give permit for the burial, and ar
order for the necessary articles for sepul-
ture.
Recently, in the death of colored per-
son, information of the fact was withheld
through ignorance in these matters, till thu
remains became terribly offensive. Such {
ease need never occur again if humane ant
more intelligent neighbors would give thu
necessary information to surviving relative.
and friends of deceased persons. II