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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
new York stock and Money make

Few York Stock and Money Markets
NEW YonKs FEB. s!--There has been very LITTLE
interest IN State securities Tennessee as were
lower snd aorth Carollna's 1rm; South Carolina
s'swere 3 fraction lower. Tennessee ss, ss new,
ssi. Virginia 6s, %; snew, co. Louisiana s's, 60
new, 81. Levee s's, 10; s's, so. Alabama SIS, 90
s's, ss. Georgis e's, 500 rs, go. North Carolns
e's, a.; new. 24s. South Carolina s's, IL new, sol
Money continues easy at S@o per cent. on call,
with exceptions at per cent. prime discounts,
otg7a Sterling quiet at 1923. Gold, 111aQ1us.
Governments-e's, 1loa; 1915, 1los.
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A POINT IN BANKRUPToY.-Ani important
decision in bankruptcy case has just been
rendered in the United States District Court
by Judge Blatchford. Eight creditors had
proved their claims, to the amount of
1882 900, and consented to the choice of
trustees who were relatives of the bank
rupt; but another creditor objected to the
confirmation Of the decree, on the ground
Of this relationship. The court decides
that Ii relative of bankrupt can be legally
appointed his trustee in bankruptcy when
there is nothing but the fact of relationship
to shoW that he will not honestly discharge
his duty toward both bankrupt and cred.
itor. The decree Is therefore affirmed
Ne,c York Commercial.
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RKAPnSAI.&.

rEO BRIDGF-BUILDERS AND CON-
L TRACTORS.-SERLED PRO POSALS Will
be received until IL O'Clock NJ, March l, 1871 to
build 4 B %IDGE Access JAMES RIVER
between Richmond and Manchester, Va. Bids are
quested On three kinds Of construction.
lst a series OF arches, TO he built Of James river
granite.
I'd. A series CT arches. to be bailt Of mixed IN q.
sonry-granile and brick.
80. Ar iron superstructure, on granite piers.
Right reserved to reject any or all bids II not
satisfactory.
For further information, apply to the under
signed
JOHN G. CLARKE, Civil Engineer,
Ne. $40 18th street,
Ia l9-Iawtd Richmond. Va.
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"My dear FRIEND" said gentleman to a
bankrupt The other day, Ppm sorry to hear
of your misfortune. Your family has my
warmest sympathies." sob, don't trou.
BILE yourself about my family. I looked out
for them, you bet ! Just save your sympa-
thies for the families of my creditors"
A bill has been introduced In the New
York Senate for the prohibition Of the en-
ployment of Chinese coolie labor.
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.THE NAEnow GAUGE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
From the Unde41c71teT.l IA tbirty.inch
track is to be built from Allentown, Pa, to
Harrisburg, by way Of Reading and Leban-
on, which viii test the value Of the narrow
gauge roads, which have attracted 80 much
time past. IL this and other experiments.
now In contemplation, shall prove success.
fni, o new impetus will be given to
railroad enterprises. The small cost
OF construction and equipment of
these roads will cause them to be intro
duced In many localities which will not at.
ford the expense of building and working
road of the ordinary size. The number
OF lateral roads on all the trunk lines viii
be greatly increased, and in densely.popu-
lated rural districts every farmer will de-
duee to market. There can be very little
doubt of the success Of such roads as feed
ers Of the larger ones, even If they do not
in all respects answer the expectations of
those who have formed enthusiastic notions
Of what may be accomplished by them.
Roads but few miles in length leading from
the stations of the main roads, with cars to
take the place Of the stages now used to
convey passengers at the ordinary horse
speed, need not be run with the velocity of
through lines to make them very useful. It
Is pfoDaole tua1 tAc Ctu : lol Iuc Cu1 -iuCu
gauge will be built with single seats on
each side of the passage-way, which will be
n very agreeable arrangement for many tray
ellers. 1t may be observed that single per.
sons entering car prefer to sit alone, and
not few will resort to the eXpedient of
cncumbering double seat with baggage in
such q manner as to deter others from en-
tering it. Single seats will suit such per-
sons admirably, although they may not be so
agreeable to those who travel in couples.
We are assured that the gentlemen who
have undertaken to build the Allentown
and Harrisburg narrow-gauge road have the
means and energy needed to consummate
such a work eXpeditiously, and there are
many who are sanguine enough to believe
that the little road will become spirited
rival of the East Pennsylvania and Leba.
non Valley road. ...
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DETAILED accounts of the late food in
Rome give more disheartening story of
the damage inflicted than was at first furn-
ished, all through the inundated sections
of the city the contents of the stores and
the lower floors of houses, hotels, &C., were
ruined. About thirty people were drowned,
thousand families lost their all.
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Cotton Markets -rBY TEIIoRApu.1

FRIDAY, Feb. 81 Norfolk: Dull low middlines,
bales sales, 100 bales stock, 7s4 bales. Charles
tom: Dull and nominal at 14sc.; receipts, 1880
bales; exports, coastwise, l,27o bales. Ne,p Or
leans: In fair demand at lower rates midal!nes
NiQlAac.; receipts, IL asa bales; sales. IL Zoo
bales exports coastwise Liza bales; stock, 2a9,-
TBS bales. SdudnTdh: Demand moderate and
prices lower at 14fc;r eceipts. asI bales exports
coastwise, 4os bales sales, 1900 bales stock sA,-
sol bales. Mobile: Firm at l4sc,; receipts 8, 80
bales; exports, coastwise, SOC ba:es; sales, 900
bales stock, "a, oa4 bales.
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FARMERS, IMPROVE YOUR STOCK.
u am now breeding and have for sale PIGS OF
"Chester White - and imported Woburn stock,
and Chester White and im ported Woburn stock
crossed with my fine Irish Grazier boar, from Inn
ported stock Prince OF Whales"
These PIGS fatten easily, and are OF very quiet
disposItiop. Price per pair, not akin, SIS price
for single pig, $40; boxed and delivered ut White
Sulphur Springs depot.
Grade SOUTHDOWN RAM LAMBS, price
80, boxed and delivered at White Sulphur Springs
depot.
or post-ofice order. Address
J. L. CUWARDlN, Beanregard Farm,
,- White Sulphur Springs,
fe2s-wts West Virginia.
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4 STRANGE story comes from Bavaria to
the effect that an escaping French prisoner
of war named Berlan was captured, and
that upon his person were found letters
duplicating himself and two others in the
Traupmann murder. He will be delivered
to the French military authorities. We
may remark that this Story is altogether
probable,
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A WONDERFUL CAvE.-The wise men OF
Philadelphia are greatly exercised over the
discovery Of cave in Chester county,
'tilled With the remains of animals Of the
post pliocene period.'' The bones IRE those
of sloths, tapirs, and some ruminants as
large as cows, and, most wonderful of all,
a mastodon, an animal too large to have en-
tered the mouth of the cavern. One of the
scientific men grayely suggests that he must
s'haye fallen through the roof" The cave
also contains some well-preserved speci-
mems of snakes and bugs.
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A FREE p1GHr took place the other day

A FREE Plight took place the other day
among the Shakers at Pleasant Hill, or
Shakertown, near Harrodsburg, KY, in
which fists and stones were freely used, and
one of the pugnacious broad brims was
stabbed with pocket. knife by another of
the fraternity. Such an occurrence would
have seemed almost incredible had it been
located in any other State than Kentucky.
No arrests were made, rs it was the first
fight the Shakers had INDUCED in for several
wears.
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TIE MINISTER 70 DESMARk CAsE.-lhe
question Of compelling IsH.=@ Foreign hela-
t.pnS Committee 10 report back the nolI,.-
nation, pending for two months, Of Mr..
,ancr, the Presidents hrother-in-law, as
M.ui>tvr 10 Denmark, came up again Thurs
day in the senate III secret session, and was
host. Nj. Sumner reiterated his statement
Of Yesterday. that it was an appointment
unit TO be made, and that 1t was being
further Investigated. 4 fierce debate then
arose on Presidential nepotism. during
"hich Il Senator got up and read the names
If tWcnty-sevcn relatives or connections
whom President Grant had appointed to
orc.
There * Il wcli-tOuuded fear expressed
that the President will veto the bill to re-
peal the tc>t-oath. He has been urged to
this course by southern Radicals Wash
.,agton letter. Baltimore Sun.
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OFFICE SUP'T CITY GAswoRKs,)
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 81, 1871.
PROPOSALS. FOR GAS-HOLDER AND

DkUPOSAIS FOR GAS-l1OLDER AND
Il TANK.-Sesled proposals will be received at
this office until the 18th OF FEBRUARY NEXT.
ut IL M, for Il TELESCOPE GAS-HuLDFR, Of
capacity Of not less than 400 coo cubic feet, to be
put up at the Gssworks IN this city, ready for use
during the month of May, 1871. The proposals
must state the dime asons of the different pats Of
The holder, tie quality and thickness of the iron,
mode Of construction, erection, and operating,
and all other particulars which are necessary 10
convey correct idea OF the machine when in use.
Also, for BUILDING II TANK 10 receive the
holder to be about one hundred feet in diameter
and thirty feet deep. the whole 10 be built Of the
best nd, d-ournt Rockets brick, laid In cement,
finished with Il coping Of granite, the tank 10 be
perfectly water tie ut. 1928 ~
The Cetails of The dimensions OF this work can
be obtained Of the undersigned, and the bids will
be made per cubic yard aud the payments for
holder and tank not to be mace until the same
have b. en- used for Two months from date OF de-
livery. and meet the approval Of the City Engt-
neer and the Supe intendent of The GsswOrks.
Ey order OF the Committee on Light.
JOHN II, knowles, Il
fel ltd Sup't City aasworks. .
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Domestic Markets -rBY rELEeRApH1

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 : Cotton closed dull sales,
$500 bales; uplands 153c. Flour Southern quiet
common to good extra, $7@47.50. Wheat dull
and lower; winter red and amber western, sl.6s0
Sl.6o. Corn-Hew mixed western. S5ls7c. Pork
dull and heavy at gee. 25Is22.5o. Beef-Plain
mess, lo@l5c. Lard dull ; kettle, ls}c. Whiskey
lower 81 e4s. Turpenline, SOC. Rosin, S24S for
strained. Freights TO Liverpool firmer.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.-Virginta ga old. 60 hid.
so asked; sss, SGT bid. coy aaked isS,s So asked
Flour quiet and steady. Corn-White southern
dull and unchanged; yellow steady at sac Proyi-
sions easieT, but prices UNCHANGED. Lard better
at 1aGDlstc. Whiskey, s5@s53c.
CINCINNATI, Feb. a.-Flour drooping, Corn
steady at s3Ggs5c Mess pork dull, holders askino
S22. Lard l2c, bacon In only limited jobbine
DEMAND; clear rib, llac. Whiskey dull and iowef
CINCINNATI, Feb, 3.-Tobacco steady, with a
S14. ..- ~N's
LoUIsvILLE, Feb. s.-Mess pork, s22,so.
baconaClear rib. l2c. Lard-Tierces, I3lc.; kegs,
l4ac. Whiskey, ssc.
LoU1svILLE, Feb. a,-Tohaece arm ard un.
changed. Bagsing unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 3.-Sugar firm good com.
mon. 7t@sc;: prime, lO@lotc. Mollasses quiet
anI sVgaac;; pri me, 52@5sc choice, 900.
new York sight, discount. Gold, lii.
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Telegraphic summary.

Herschel Y. johnson, of Georgia, is to
argue cotton case here, the decision oil
which will carry cases involving $50, 000, 900
in all.
The steamer Maise has arrived at Havana
with the captured cargo Of the filibuster
steamer Hornet. The Hornet has arrived
at Port-au-Prince.
There was full Cabinet meeting yester.
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Observation-Disclosures: At Bunker
Hill, Bedford county, Va, Miss Mary Hole
is appointed postmistress, vice Jas. L. Pat
terson, resigned; at Holcome's Rock, Bed
ford county, Va, Miss Sallie V. Harris
postmistreSs, vice +. d. Shackletord, re-
signed at Hendricks Store, Bedford coun-
~, Va, VIM. W. Roy postmaster, vice ,Ino.
". Wright, tailed to qualify.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO SEQ
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.

HAMILTON EASTER & SONS.
OF BALTIMORE, Md,
In order the better to meet the wants or their re.
tail customers at distance, have established q
SAMPLE BUREAU,
and viii, upon application, promptly send by mail
full liues of SAMPLES Of the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
English, and domestic manufacture. guaranteeing
at all times TO sell as Low, If not at less prices than
any house in the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
bratei manufacturers In the different parts of Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
to Baltimore, our stock is at all times promptly
supplied with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets.
AS we buy and sell only for cash, and make no
bad debts. we are able and willing to sell our goods
at FROM Ten TO FIFTEEN PER CENT.
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending for samples. specify the kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades Of every class
OF goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders unaccompAnied by the cash Will be sent
G. q. D.
PRGMPT-PAYING Wholesale BUYERS
are invited to inspect the stock in Jobbing and
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
1877, le9, 20l, and aoa West Baltimore street,
de 6-Tu&Fly Baltimore, Md.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
OF
HATS GAPS. FTTRS Sc

HATS, GAPS, FURS, &c,
The entire WHOLESALE and RETAIL STOCK
Of Weisiger u Clark (bankrupts). consisting of
the most FASHIONABLE and SEASONABLE
stock Of HATS, GAPS, FURS, &C., In this city,
will be sold
AT est FOR CASH,
commencing TUESDAY, January Slst, 1871, and
Containing fifteen days.
The trade and private purchasers have an OPP
portunity Of buying bargains seldom offered.
The stock Is particularly attractive, having been
selected with care by an experienced dealer with
special reference to the wants of this market.
By order of the United states District Court
DAVID 3. PARKER,
ia 3l-l5t United Skates Marshal.
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CoMMERCIAL,.,,
COIN AHD FLOUR ExcHAser.
EIcHMoaD, Va, Feb. Q, Is7l.

~ E8s EICHMoAD, VA, Feb. 0, Is7l.
OFFERINGS az
WAsat.--Whtte. 51s bushels Bed. Loso bushs,a.
Corn.--W White, 2os bushels; mixed, lee bushels.
- Oats. se8 bushels. 81. ~
Rys.-20 bushels. -frs
sALks. $
W1edt- White, 20 bushels good ut 81 90 +: 81 bush.
els fatr at g. IS 20 bushels foul &C $780, 1s bush
els common at 81 CO. so bushels inferior nc a. 40; 81
bushels very inferior at SL2s-tota1. 21s bushels.
Whedt.--Red, 90 bushels very good at 3l.eo 10:
bushels mixed on private terms 81 bushels foul ri
st $40; SO bushels ioferior at @1.so 500 bushels
damaged ut Sl.2o; So bushels very inferior tnt
sl.Is .? bushels very inferior at 81; ~ bushels
very bad az soc.-total, 900 bushels.
,xCoT7s..White, 200 bushels very good at Sc.
mixed % bushels very good at SIC.
yeas; .-,6s bushels good New Brunswick et ssc.;
els. '', - '"'
RR-RIHIBIrED.
Whedk-Whjte, So busha1a =. 1,od "a busha,a
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Relief for the European War Sufferers
= BosTos, Feb. 3.-The sum Of $2s. 600 has
already been, contributed, here towards
loading a shrp With proyisions for France.
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JUDGE JOHNSTON, since he has been in the
Senate, has taken manly stand on all occa-
sions when he deemed it proper to do SO !;
and as he has always been right, his argyll
ments have been llnanswerable. Although
extremely modest and unaSsunlng, he has
not only proved himself a true patriot, but
q statesman OF more than ordinary capacity.
We hope, and can scarcely entertain a
doubt, shat the Legislature will return him
to the Senate on the 18th Of March next.
abingdon Firglnian.
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The MORSE MoSuMEHT.-The meeting Of
the trustees Of the National Telegraph
Memorial Association, to erect u monument
10 Prof. Morse, was held to-day. The act
OF incorporation was accepted, and Rev.
DR.. Samson, President OF Columbia Col
icse, WAS elected president. a contract was
entered into with Horatio Stone for the
continent, and committee, composed in
part OF ". w. Corcoran and II. d. Cooke,
appointed to select sight for the monu-
Ment.
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ABUSES A7..WEsT PoINT President Grants
san Leader Of the Nob.-The Washing
t"n Patriot lays Of the West Point Investi-
gazing Committee, that the son of the Pres
ldcnt, and other cadets connected with
high public officers. were concerned in the
>hamciu! and cruel proceedings to which
three young men were subjected; that the
gros>est faroritism has been practised by
The superintendent and other persons con-
""cted with the academy, and that all the
regulations OF discipline which lie at the
foundation Of the Military Academy have
been culpably disrcgarded, in Difference to
authority ii Washington.
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Heavy HANK nobbe p il Pn1iadeI.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-TWO men, dis.
guised as policemen, last night sent, one OF
the two private waEchnen or the Kendng.
ton Bank, corner of Beach and Laurel,
away for something to drink, and then
gngged the remaining one, and robbed the
bank of 800, 200.
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-. hA-E2HlBITED.
WhedL-White, So bushels Red. 70 bushels.

NUUbU TObACcO.
New loose tobacco is arriving in considera bic
quantities. About IS 900 pounds Of loose we.e sold
Yesterday at prices ranging from % to Oil. so. The
market for loose Is quite active. Receipts of new
tobacco In hogsheads are very light.
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DIoNEER PLANNING MILL,
4 SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL. FOOT OF 9Th ST

Dl0NEER PLANNING MILL,
L SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL, FOOT OF 9TH ST.
We call the attention OF our friends and the pub
lie generally TO the fact that prepared TO do
ali kinds Of work in our line OF business, and at
low prices. We have added to our machinery a
"Gray & Wood" or Dimension Planer, suitable
for all kinds of heavy work.
We Keep constantly on hand good supply Of
MOULDINGS, and are prepared TO do SCROLL
SAVING of any description.
Also any kind Of WOODWORKING.
We intend to continue to add any or all such ma
chinery as the trade demands, and solicit a share
Of public patronage.
We will have for sale low on the lot Of March q
good 3o-HORSE POWER STATIONARY EN-
CINE. ANY one wishing to purchase can see 1t
running at any time by calling at the mill!
ia 90 eod2w* HEnCUS & SAVAGE.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH
The Test.Oath RfIs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, 1s71.-In leading
Republican circles it is considered quite
certain that the President will sign the bill
TO repeal the test-oath. It has not vet
reached him. Tppnra.a
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DIsABrLITIEs-Iu the House Of Repre-.
>cntativcS on Thursday there was present
rd by Mr.. Booker the petition of James NJ.
Vatum. of Patrick county, Va, for the re-
moyal Of his political disabilities.
In the Senate the same day Mr.. johnson
presented the petitions Of Louis e. II. Fin
ncy, OF Accomac county, Va, and OF M, 81.
MOrscll, Of Sullivan county, Tenn. pray
in@ the removal of their political disabili-
ties; which were referred to the select
Committee on the Removal Of Political
Disabilities. MIR. Lewis presented the pc
,Itton of NJ. NJ. Ilartsook, of Rockbridge
county, Va, praying the removal of his
political disabilities which was referred to
Tie select Committee on the Removal of
Political Disabilities.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN
FRANCE.
FAVRE DEFINE GAMBETTA'S
POSITION.
The Country People for War If
the German Terms are not
AmeliOratcd.
PROTEST AGAINST GAMBETTA' s
PROSCRLRTIVE DECREE.
Interesting Details of the Occupation
of the Paris Forts.
&C., &C., &c.

THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN FRANCE-GAA-
BETTAs Pos1TI oN-oPPosITIoN TO THE
BORDEAUX PRESCRIPTION DECREE-GENE-
RAJ ACCEPTANCE OF THE ARHIsTICE.
LONDON, Feb. SIN conversation with
Fayre, Bismarck said he feared Gambetta
would prove refractory. Favre replied that
Gambetta only held delegated power from
the Government of National Defence, and
he doubted if Gambetta would act in oppo-
sition to the Paris Government, but if he
should do so, his powers would be revoked.
1t is believed that the greater number of
the delegates elected to the National As.
sembly will favor peace on any reasonable
terms, and France will refuse to carry on
the war.
BRUSSELS. Feb. 3.-The Independence
Beige reports, without expressing conf
dence in the truth of the report, that M.
Rouher (Minister of Finance under Napo-
Icons administration is at Versailles con-
sulting with Bismarck.
BORDEAUX, February 2.-TWelve opDosi-
ton papers protest against the decree OF
the Bordeaux Government. excluding GER
tain persons from candidature for the Ma
tional Assembly. A deputation from these
Journals waited on Jules Simon, and stated
verbally their grounds of opposition. Jules
Simon replying, declared that the Paris
Government decreed on the 2Sth of Janua-
ry the abolition of all Disqualification from
the National Assembly, and he (Simon)
would insist on the execution of that de-
cree,
Alta public meeting here to-day q Com
mittee of Public Safety was appointed.
The committee includes the names of Gam
BETA, Louis Blanc, Rechefort, and Du-
portal.
Jules Favre telegraphs here that the
Germans forbid the holding of any election
in Alsace.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-Advlces from Paris say
that the armistice has been accepted by all
the Departments except La SaiiIes.
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The Patriot, of Washington, insists that
there are to be changes in the Cabinet.
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OLn DOMINION suGAR REEININa

" CoHpk NY: The undersigned hereoy dn-
forms the stockholders o: the Id dominion Su-
gar Refining Company that he b 70 been instructed
BY the Hoard of directors to cali on them, on abe
li.h In IT, for the first tnstSlmsnt OF ten per cent
which viii be due on that day. =, 49, 7.S' 20
JOHN E.. WOMBLE,
e2-iw 49, Secretary and Treasurer.
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Foreign Markets-lBY TEhEGRAPH.l
LONDON, Feb. a-ll:30 4. N.-Consols, OH for
and steady '62's, cog s"'''
LIVERPOOL. Feb. $3.50 p. M-Cotton dull;
uplands, is4sd.; Orleans, s@sid N"''
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

oS.NS>~>~~~-~-~e-~~~-o-ooc
SPEClAL notice.. A. LYMAN.
~ Attorney and United States Commissioner
llth street. between Main and Bank, gives special
attention to filing and prosecuting BANKRUPT
PROCEEDINGS, SECURING EXEMPTIONS,
HOMESTEAD, &C. AS United States Commits.
der acts Of Congress, having procured necessary
forms &C., from northern states. Also. stating
Also, Commissioner Of Court of Claims.