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HORSES FOR SALE.

THREE first rate work HORSES for sale, on enry
i terms. JAMES w. SHIRLEY,
March 2S, ls1l-3. near MddIeway.
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WINDOW Class and Putty-a large stock
W just received and for sale by
McCURDY DUKE
SPECIAL attention given TO Spouting Houses md
- BSFns, Tin Roofing, aHd al kind Of repairing
by NCCuRDY L DUKE.
tNARLG Seed Potatoes. and a very large stock of
IL Garden Seeds, for ssle by
MeCURDY K DUKE.
CUCUMBER WooG Pumps for Wells and I,is-
~ terms. cheap and dura bic pump fully war
ranted. Send for circular to
hcCURDY DUKE, Agents
(NHCRSS, Tuhs. White Wash Brushes. Scrub
MsCURDY 3 DUKE.
me for Withdrawing, for sale BY
- McCURDE DCXE
W have just received a stock of the WhesIiu1
" Cook Stoves. which will ~ soi5 ION
MarSh - iS'i. HcCCROY Il DUKE.
AWAITED at once White or Red Ohio, s.,,. f,-
Chi-h ite highest price will he paid in Cas- n Or
trace, " VS.. MASOS
"a have just increased our stock Of Fancy
Gods and - prices TO suit the tisnss Our
stocf consists Of SuAps. EXTRACTS. Coiogncs Hair
Tooth and Nail Brushes, CoHIncticr, PufT Bore
Toilet SeitH. PomHdeS, Hair Ole, fla nd G laGscG
VSr'ors other artcies 100 mention for
sale by " s. mason
you want cheap Paints such a. Oils, Lead
Co!ors NATnislcs Dryers. nv stock is p;ete.
"indov GlHsa various Ei1es. Kerosene Oil No I
NH'rHnTed' Fish AID Meats Foot OIL all lower than
ever, " 6 MASONE
March 81. 1871
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Meeting of Supervisors.

melting Ol supervisors
We remind our people tina; The Board IF
Supervisors Of Jefferson Coun;y IS legally con.
Erituted, will meet at Chagicsrozn. ia Hnof ;
building. on Tuesday. TO-DAY, at 10 "' slor' .;
All applications i"r licenses will have to lie
,usle before hsis B.r.r,: az else partie<-nrcr
chants, &c, will sui:j-c5 themselves to prose-
cutinn for sG.l:',t, without licenses
The split in the meal e:s u the Board may
he extremely di~agrecah!e TO all persons lav-
ing business before it. but no Others are to he
blamed in the matter save the Irw indictments
1t ShcpherdstOwn, headed by Staley Rodcrick
and Turner. b.
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BOOTS AND SmOES

d" ~ ~ i - u y - y u u ~
as cheap as they can &c bought .iscvrhc in nDI
S"uatry town suoh a. iaal'. Wear Of all kiudS,
mans wear shall cucc-vur To- Euy the beet ina
tcflaI IN market and VIII be prompt in attend
In To my business ss heretofore agd hopr me
larger shsr- Of Custom from FRIENDS tbaa have
IN the P'st. Owing TO the hard times to ms ke nv
FAMILY Comfortable. -hali hsye e. strictly q
the cash ss;sn1 50 as tn meet lie btics Twill he A.
ever, say uStI wall take Country Produce ia nnTt
pay :" as to enable sac Go pay tor 10y stock. and
thereby prevent enhancement. ~ ping tbrTe-
lore, that my ii"uds Will Civ. liberal SUPPORT.
return my thanks tony ifi,us and cust0Inets for
tneir nocTal Pntrnuacc iar the sst wear hoping 10
snare larger III ihe next J. W. THOMAS
SUNNI Point. Eeh u ISTI = L..
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DAUrSa ATTEMPT On Sunday night
week, the door Of the residence Of Mr.. Nil
chel McNIahn. on the western suburbs of the
town was forced open, with the evident inten,
of robbery. The person sleeping in the lower
part of the house gave the alarm and Mr. NJ at
aed. He then armed himself with an axe
ind gave = his son n revolver to make
thorough search Of the premises. The young
man discovered the suspected intruder crouch
ling near the fence aad at once opened Ere,
but from the distance and furry AID excitc>
inent, failed &c wing" him, though he
cmptied four loads from revclvc. II will
be rather dangerous to try the experiment
again
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HS- The great New ork Circus. Mcuag-
erie and Mammoth Balloon, will De the ez-
element Of the week among the Juveniles
If not many Of those of larger growth. 1t is
reported through our Exchanges as an czhi-
b.tion' Of unusual interest, and to witness the
Balloon ascension on Saturday, curiosity will
No aotbt attract all classes and conditions Of
our people.
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NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
~ for restoring Gray Faded Hail iIs origina
Hnh youthful color, prevents il from falIioR
stores Its growth and answers every purpos= as
elegant and sthy dressing Tor the hair. Gail and
get a sample bottle GTatis. For sale BY
q. r heller
TRJSk;S MAGNETIC OINTMENT
Highly recommsnd ed Tor the cure Oibrokeu,
bruised and 'prAin.d lImbs, Rhsuma Ism nd L. me.
ness, Cocns, Burus, frozen lin bs. just received
and for FNie by c. = BELLER
DiSON'S CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
i The medicine is the only ever offered the
public under guarantee TO perform what il pro-
poses We could refer TO ReVeTal parties in this
neiEhboThood who have derived very great benefit
from lite Use. For sale by &. + BELLER.
nCRHAM SMOKING TOBACCO. NAV
- Queen DO, Is. , G'Ady's chewing do, fne
Havana ard uOIHestic CigRTs at low rates. Tor ale
by c. E. BELLER
Harper's Ferry. Feb. IS, 1871.
GARDEN SEEDS.-BuitE, Shakers. wrights an
VI Smith 4 BRO, Garden SeedG, all irCsh nd en-
6r"eing ev"rything new in the Seed lire, Peas,
Beans Onion Setts and Flower Seeds ior sale by
G z. BELLER.
HArPer's Ferry, W. Va, March 81. 1871.
TAR3OLIC DISINFECTISG SOAP.-For wash.
~ ing Horses, PiCs, Cattle. DoCs. and all oth1r
Domestic animals irees the IN from insects improves
the hair, cures the anEe and il in bic for
ing sores OF all kinds insects poultry completely
trial For sale BY &c BEI1ER
Hsrpers Ferry. March q, 1871
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NE W ERTIs hts.
DANIEL B. lVess, JoHr W. DALsAau.
LAND AGENCY.

HAVING associated ourselves 81 partaers for the
- PurPose Of selling, PorchGsinE, and rcntinS
REAL ESTATE on &C submission. in Jefferson and
adjoining counties. We invite eorrespOndencs ~
parties destrtuk 20 pUrchase. sell, or lease
DALGARN, Lucas BROOKE,
CharleStOWns Jefferson Co., w Va.
- January r., ISL
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NEW GOODS.

I'VE arr ucU rec. wing nd shall crrtinuc to re-
~ uIrn'sh from week to week, CAlicu,s, Brown
and BleHch'l C"itons. E."aohrd. Uubles, hci aud
Blue Mixed Kt iitiuE Cottous. &c, &c. Also Gro
Cerirs Oi all kinds al lou prics=.
Jan. i. 1871. KEARSLEY K sHEERER.
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
Nattan'S Crystal Discovery
TOR THD HATR

A PERFECTLY clear preparation in one bottle
"a as easily applied water. for OTing gray
hair lie natural color and youthful appearance,
eradicate and prevent dHndruf. to promote the
growth oi the hair and stop its falling Il IL ucr-
fcCty harmless aud entirely free ny
Fuh-tancr aud ~iiI therefore take place OF all
the duty aud unpleasant preparations now in use
In everything in Wt:Ch the article n5w in ~ are
warranted To- contain neither SIgsr OF Lead. Sui
phuT, LithaTagc, Nitrate of liver bear this IN
mind when you want onythin for your helr.
Clear and clean water, it doCs roll the ain
Of the beat drcEsinEs Tor the hair in II restores
the color of the hair perfect and uniformly
than any other preparation ard Away does go in
from To ~ daya. Virtually feeding the roots OF
the hair with all tHe nouTiEh quaIiTs ncccEEa ~
to lite E'owth and healthy condition, it restores the
dScaycd and induces a growth of the hair tnor g
positively than yt!ing else The apr ation O!
tbs. wonderful discovcry also produccs a pleasant
glossy appearance
tS- We call especial attention 10 the fact that n
limited number Of Trial bottles will be given away
ErAtut9usIy 1" those ccsiriug TO try il. You will
notice that in pursuing this aim Ia To con
ElncC by the actual merits of rue article. ARTHCR
NAITANS, Inventor and Proprietor, Washington
ID c to whom all orders mUst be HddreEscd.
WASHINGTON.
To be had in HarPCr's Ferry, W. Va.,oIC E.
HELLER and Druggists generally.
wAsHISGToS, d. C., August S, 1870.
Mr. Arthur EattAns:
Dear Su-I do not hesitate to say that your Crvs-
tai Discovery dvseTVes to Pupercede all other prcIa
Nations claiming TO rcstore the growth color of
the hair. have used IL n week now, and my hair
has already reformed to it's natural color. and mas
ceased falling almo't entirely. IoheerfUty recon
mend IL. Respectfully,
MRS. ANNIE MoRRAIS.
January -. Is7I-Iy.
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I AMP CHIMNEYS, all sizes, for sale BY
- JH EASTERDAY.
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IS NEW GOODS I

w MA hh ! -ltOJSE r.
Nov that the excitement Of the Mar Ia Europo
has subsided, would like to call the attention
OF all newspaper readers and their friends to my
stock Of goods az store Market House sausTs.
You will lind there every thing in tho
Jerry LINE,
Teas Coffee. Sugar and Flour Of the best bra nds in
market; Hlms aud Bacon cut and uncut Cheese:
Iast goods OF all description that house vile would
CAL Tor on saturday II your Table Wa il conc:
or your Wash Tub played out, will sell you neyS
goods a. cheap = . az ny Ehcre
would alec cali the attention Of consumers Of
Foreign and Domestic Wines Liquors Ci1nrs M
chewing obscco "N
Come one, come all. do not charge anytbfn1 "a.
sho~ RoOds or give in for ton. BY III esas Brine
ai"ng the cash. a. my book keeper wants 10 tuT3
cashier Don't foJEet the place. Market Home
square. opposltc the old jail. The M me 70
ROY. J. 1870. JOS 70. YESTERDAY
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PRATT.S ASTRAL OIL.

u CRSS odor'rsr, j. always uniform. rscuiros no
II chang" OF Lamps, 10 perfectly aie aud will
Cxplntr. Tor EHIe by
Feb. 81. EEARSLEY 4 SHEERER.
y Ew Crop New Orleans Sugar and Mor,.se. for
sale by kk.ARSLEN < SHEERER.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

INC TeputlUon TINS exc
ccllent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many OF which are truly
marvellous. InveterAto
cases Of Scronllous DIS
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by il.
ScrOfulOus affections and
disorders which were az
gravated by the scrofi-
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SAIEsMEN.

- y = = : y ? ~
Geo. W. Taylor,
&. r. TimbCrlaks.
4. r.. TimberIakc.
March 3. 1871,
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Physicians Prescriptions neatly and carefully
c"mpnunded according To the lAtest TuIes Of Phar.
macy, at all hOuTB.
February -, 1871.
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NOTICE.

A IL. persons indebted TO the Estate Of william
"A Cro~,, are requ'ste4 call 81 the Office Of
White 4 IrapuelI and settle Those hayinE eIain1
against said Estate will preEcn; tEein properly al
thenticAied for settlement.
Jan. IO,Is7I. JOHN n COYLE. Err.
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Have on hand a complete assortmen. Of
DIR L G GIST'S SUN RIES.
LAMPS, LANTERNS AND LAMP GOODS
the very finest Brands Of Cigars and Smoking
TObacco's.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

SURRENDER OF BELPORT-THE GARRISON AL
LOWED TO MARCH OUT WIN TIE HONoRs
OF Wharf.-The EMPEROR WILLIAM UNwELL
LONDON. Wednesday, Feb IS, 1871.
dispatch from Dion, to-day announces the sur
render Of Bclfort. The garrison will be allowed to
march out with all the honors OF war. The Armis-
tice has been extended to the Departments of Jura
and DOubs.
The Emperor William is very unwell, but persists
in the intention t0 enter Paris.
The SaIa Public of Lyons says that Gen. Bres-
soles, CommSnder of the Twenty-fourth Corps,
has been arrested on the Swiss frontier, and that
notice Of his dismissal from the command has been
sent TO Lyons, aud thence "a Bordeaux.
peVeral Populations Of citizens Of Dieppe and
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PEACE PROSPECTS.

TIE GERMAN AUTHORITIES STILL Confident
THAT PEACE WILL RESULT FROM TIE
ARNSTICE.
BERLIN, Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1871.
The Prorir-i0l Correspondent says when the Ger
man leaders are satisfied that there is probability
Of arriving at an understanding with France as
70 tic basis on which peace may be con-
Guided the amistco viii be prolonged, to
admit Of definite negotiations for treaty
and the transfer Of the National Assembly
from Bordeaux 20 Paris On the contrary, if the
war be resumed on the termination of the armstice,
it viii be prosecuted energetcally to the end But
the Cg1cYoHGusfoels confident hat this eyontuahty
viii not occur.
It is reported in diplomatic circles in Brussels that
Germany has refused The request Of the British Gov
ernmcut to communicate the conditions upon which
il is willing TO make peace.
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AFFAIRS IN PARIS.

THE CITY EXCITED OVER TIE PROPOSED GER
MAN TRIUNPHAL ENTRY-TROUBLE APPRE-
Observation-Disclosures EMBEEMs TO BE DIS
PLAYED DURING THE PAGEANT.
LONDON, Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1871.
The press Of Paris aIlude to the proposed entry Of
the German army into Paris in excited terms. The
Rsor-ae opposes the entry Of the German troops as
such, and foresees bloody encounter between them
and the citizens The majority of the journals conn
sci the citizens to remain indoors, and to display
mourning emblems from their residences during the
passage Of the German troops.
Dissatisfaction prevails in Paris at the meagcrness
with which provisions are distributed, but the dis
tress and mortality are decreasing. Sealed letters
oi now be transmitted by mail to Paris 1t is stated
that the Paris Government will publish the minutes
Of its stngs from the 4th of September to the con-
clusion Of the amistce. The Seicle urges the Bor-
aeaux Government to do likewise.
Jules Fayre returned to Paris last night from Bor-
deaux. Gen. Clemart Thomas has resigned com
mand Of the National Guard, and Gen. Vinoy sue
oeeds him.
1t is reported in Brussels that disturbances have
occurred in Paris but the rumor has received no
frmation and is believed to be premature. 1t is
known, however, that the people Of Paris very
excited and that grave apprehensiOns felt in the
French Capitol Of serious disorder.
A later dispatch from Paris direct represents the
city to be perfectly tranquil
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the surrounding country have waited upon the
German commander at Rouen and vainly appealed
for an abatement of the exactions imposed upon
them.
The Echo de Parchment of Brussels says that the
city Of giers has been declared in state of siege
The interruption of railway communication be-
tween Lille and Paris was caused by an excess of
traffic, which blocked up the road
Prince Napoleon is now in London, and will make
that city his permanent residence.
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THE rEsr-oArH REPEAL BILL.
THE BILL BECOMES LAW WITHOUT THE PRISE
DENTS sIGNArURE-HIS REAsoNs FOX MOI
SIGNING 1T.

THE BILL BECOMES LAW wilma i'n ~,
npxTis sIGNATURE-HIs REA(oNs FOR NOE
SIGNING 1T.
W.su,NcroN. Feb. 15-The following mes
go from, tbe President was sent 20 CONGRESS day:
To me Senate aud House Of Represeh!ah1:s: :,
have this day transmitted 10 inc Sehe Tue
ent that Senate bill No. 2is, "Au acV prescribing an
oath of office 20 be taken by persons Whp III
The late Rebellion, but who are not lIsquahned lrom
holding office by the XVIII Amondmenfto tne 1ohsttu-
ron OF the United States has oecome a.aW IN the man
ner prescribed by the Constitution WITHOUT 'he signature
OF the President. -, -, =, .N0 L. tao, al, >, -
n This were bill for the repeal or the test oath re-
onred OF persons "eected orhppolnteu 10 ohices or
Honor or trust IL would meet my approval The effect
%, the law however is 90 relieve from taking pre-
seribed oath all persons whom 1t was intended 10
sycmde from such Offices and TO require IL from all
others BY this the soldier who fought and bed for
S cnuntry Is to swear % his loyalty before assuming
ot3cieI fInctons, while the generals who commanded
Snss Tor the overthrow Of HIS Government is admitted
IN Mace without il. L cannot afiix my q law
which dscrninates against the upholders OF the Gov
ernment believe, however that IL is not wise policy
m keep from office by oath those who not dis
uaaed by the Constitution and who the choice OF
LEGAL voters But. while relieving them from oath
witch they cannot take recommend the release also OF
those TO whom the oath has no application.
Ereeu.irs Mansion, Feb. 49, u. s. GRANT.
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TELEGRApHIC NOTES.

Appropriate religious services were held in
rrlsy boar the Morning Star which
expected to sail to-day for the saHdwicb Islands
The Masonic fraternity Of Cleveland purpose
building Temple In that city. An association has been formed with
s.sO 900 capital shares Of ESQ each VI the stock has already
been subsenbed
.... Gen. Alexander bas surveyed route for ship
Bay hrcugb the Valley Joaqun Stockton
Cal He estimates the cost Of The undertaking 81 ls o the nSth
Of the cut being only ii miles
go. The Thayer School of Engineering. at Hanover,
H. endowed by Gen Ibsye tn he Openo The
have ENGAGED The bead Of the Institution Lieut. Rb Fletcher
Assistant Professor Of Mathematics the West Point u H. Military
Academy
$50. BY the terms Of the preliminary agreement
been entered uo for the eang Of the Cleveland Columbus
Railroad 10 the Lake shor. Michigan southern the
eight cent dividend the soeh Of the former
aud slso gpaIsBtses interest the bonds
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THE FRENCH ASSEMBLE
4 NEW GOVERNMENT TO BE CONSTITUTED
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
TIE ASSEMBLY ENGAGED IN VERIFYING TIE
ELrcrioN or ITS MEMBERSHIP PEOPLE
CHEERING THE DEPUTIES.
BORDEAUX, Wednesday Feb Is, 1871
The Assembly, to-day, was engaged in the veriica-
zion Of Tie elections of its members. The electoral
reports from Alsace and Lorraine were read, and
caused warm demonstrations Of sympathy for those
provinces.
The President announced that tomorrow the As
ssmbIy would proceed 10 constitute new Govern
nent.
The Deputies, on leaving the Assembly Chamber
were greatly cheered by the populace. Victor Hugo
received an enthusiastic ovation,
Affairs are more promising for the Republicans
Il is said that 4Sl Deputies have arrived The ma
jority manifest disposition to confne the action
Of the Assembly to the ratification Of the terms of
peace and to postpone other matters until the ad-
journment to Paris
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THE COAL MINERS REsUMIYG WORK.

MOUNT CARMEL, Penn, Feb. 15.-An the col
lieres here resumed work this morning except one,
which will commence tomorrow.
dispatch from Tamaqua, PENN states that the miners
there still adhere to tie 81 basis Two cOeries now
ever, are preparing TO resume work. A.,
PoTTsyiIIF Feb I5.-There has been no resumption
to-day The general feeling prevailing among the opera-
tors is there will be resumption at present: Much
xiety manifested with regard To the result of the
meeting coal operators. and many prominent railroad
men held In New-York to-day.
MAHASoY, PA. Feb 1.-Two cOlncrles In TINS region
resumed work to-day.
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PERsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

go George Blackburn, a well-known retired dry
goods merchant Of Boston, died yesterday
Gen VIM b. Hazen, u. s. A., was united in
marriage evening Mile Mclean, daughter of
Washington Mclean esq. in Cincinnati.
49,. Eben Wright, whose death was reported yes
Bben Wright Of Ddhm Mass not Kben Wright Of the
6rm Of J. r. L T. Wright Co., Boston.
-. The Fat Contributor" humorous lecturer,
nov 6ng Nebrssks lectures
The Star Course, Philadelphia, March 20
80 The stockholders Of the Marietta and Cincin-
natl Railroad have elected the following uAns directors. John King
John Hop NJ Bishop VIM heClnlOct j. G. CaVetr ksth
Wright Allen A. Chapman Wye H. Oldham John Doune smith,
hadnd W. W. Scarborough, d. Lekmer 1hoS Wbtndse
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TIE AR,nSTICE PROLONGED.

LONDON. Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1871.
The Berlin special correspondent of The London
Times telegTaphs to that journal that, in conse-
queuce Of the pacific result of the French elections
Count Won Bismarck has conceded, on the principle
Of the IIolmga,on Of the Armistice by a week, that
it be made n definite agreement, dependent only on
certain military conditions.
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STATE HoMEoPArHIc SOCIETY.

ALBANY, Feb. 1j.--At the State Homeopathic
Medical Society meeting to-day. the following named
officers were elected for tho ensuing years President
j. f. Gray; First VicePresi IT. J. f. smith; S cond
i W Holden: Recording secretary, X. q. Pa.ne Cor
responding Secretary L. J.. Jones; TrlG s'rr, nee T.
McKown. A Committee has been appointed, cons siir J
OF Drs WIN. IL. Watson, Carroll Dun-!aIl, a. D. Paine
j. W. Cox A. f. Ball, :. u. Hand and J. J. Delnyan, 70
yit Washington and present u TIE notice II tho ADMIN
i,taon n ostracsH OF Homeopathic su gcOns b. tho
Pension Bureaus
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ENFORCING THE XVIII AMENDMENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The following is
of tho hin passed by the House Of Representa-
lives to-day 10 amend an act approved May 81 1870 Ell
titled "An Act to enforce the rights of citizens OF the
United states to vote in several states oil t' oo"
and for other purposes:" .u g.. am
SECTION l. Enacts that the following aSts sn section
20. persanafing and re gstcrng attempting 10 ruF
ter or in any REGISTERING "a al oeSr Of
false registration by Officers oi ISslst'
t5n neglect OF their duties Ia regard 70
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MEETING OF THE rEApoDY TRUSTEES.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb ia private meeting
OF the Peabody Educational Fund Trustees was held to-
day ut the Continental The following members were
present: The Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, presiding;
George Peabody Russell Secretary Of the Board Dr. ~
Sears Executive Agent; Bishop McIlyaine samuel NJ
WetnOre Charles Manchester, v. II. Eyaits, william A.
Graham, John ii. Clifford and George y. Eaton. ITO
principal business was the reading o. tie report O.; the
Executive Agent DR.. Sears, which Is long document
The lar routine business was then transacted Inc
Board will continue in session for three or IOur days.
menfinR abOut four hours daily
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GARIBALDI LEAVING FRANCE.
lie RESIGNS HIS COMMAND AND STARTS FOR

CAIKEKA.
BORDEAUX Tuesday, Fob II, 1871.
Aletter was received yesterday by the Government
from Gen. Garibaldi in which is stated that "see-
ing that his mission is finished, he resigns the COM
mand of the Army of the Vosges." The Government
forwarded a reply accepting the resignation, and
expressing on behalf Of the country thanks for the
heroic services rendered by the General and regrets
that he feels compelled TO leaye the service of
France Garibadi left Bordeaux last night for Mar
settles whence he will embark at once for his home
in the Island of Caprera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-16
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15-The following nomi.

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