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Fknadh EooreMY-Ws might take q few
more Lessons frsu the French cuisine in this oar
season Of short commons. We o,cs lodged in
q Franeh houss where pattiA or tristsrs 4srs
brought on the breakfast table. each having ia
it 4 comb or foot 6f the fswl ~ had. roasted,
the day before for dinner. Their juices satu
rated tho fritter, 20 asto preclude the nesss,ity
Of butter, SO. At the same brsskfsst, We had
an om.ls.t4, WITH seea aiaglsd with tn. blood
Of tbs chickens s.tsn the day before. A thin
goblet Of fat bacon introduced into . biscuit Of
corn ssmmends it gratefully To q hungry palate,
and takes. tho dryaess oat Of the joke. A little
bread crumblsd up With the eentsnts of singl.
guinea .qu.'h. and ss.sen.d with pepper and
come finely eheppsd baeos> viii .Pasify l.
prince whs has, not wholly lest his stomach.
For spinach. yen have IN .anir.bls .9h.titut.
aud euhjsotsd to the par boiling prossss. Sour
sorrei nay be sGoPped up with vegstGbles.
vhsther used a. pett.gs or q pickle. Use
your wits. beleve& and DO aet starvs. nor cali
the thiags Of God unclsan.
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School Notice.

TNHE KISSES HENRY. having had s.v.rs,
- years. experience in tsach,sS propSss
opening DAY SCHOOL for yeuue ladies, q
MONDAY, lst May, at their rssidence 81.
Stsrk's Hill, East ende Of 'Gsrvaia street, sa1
s01s;T E"T,. share Of the public patronage Mra
Music. Scholars For terms, do, sppiy g aboya.
lssfereness-Rev. P. J. ohand, Rev. VIM. ~.
tn, Rev J. L. Reyselds, D. D., and Zen. u. J.
Goodwyn Mayor. April 10 tu1sH
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Aaairs in the South and West.

AUGUSTA. April ls.-Montgomery was eva
eustsd on Tuesday evening laat The Gotten
warehouses yere burned and the piles Of cotton
destroyed estimated At $4,000 bales. A large
portion OF the city 10 reported'to have suffered
simiiar fate, especially ia the vicinity of the
cotton Warehouse Tn. telegraph operator
reported the enemy On the outskirts of the city
Tuesday evening, which caused great excite.
nent Gen. Forrest when hast heard from, xas
twelve pliles West of Sslma. When it va.
learned at Montgomery that he was not pursu-
ing tho enemy, the city was evacuated.
Gsv. Watts aad ether officers of the State
Governneat have arrived in Columbus, and are
deeply chagrined At the capture of the capital
OK Alabama by 5000 Yankee cavalry, mounted
Iafaptry and artillery, ahich advanced by two
rcads-Bouton and .Lowndssboro-s, s,HOO in
each soiuma. Gov. Watts retired to Eufauls
colsmhns papers OF the last datee received
w. sesA-5saeats that the Montgomery tr.ise
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fo''or a"s Hed rom E,.r"'tsre: Osspess R.ss.
Cooking Utens;is. sts.
BY +. Ku4eus DurbaA. -. - :,

WILL be sold, on THURSDAY, aoth inst. at
lot o'clock, At tie residence in RishlsxA
sss street. in rear Of Gl,as's Foundry, .
Sofa. Marble top Table, 3 Card TAblss.
nne Carpets and Rugs, & Brus,sis.Y
Extensien Table, H=:s ssst ChSirl =
Rocking Chair. sWhat. Not.
! large Mirror: ;SideboardA Bureass
Press, Bsssteads, W Washstands, Chisawara . :
Pictures, Cooking Utsnsils, &c. April Is
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Fbrsagae ? large number Of soldier. and. civil
ians--ths former chiefly Alshama1mi!itia. They
stass chat the militia were ordered .freu Maht-
soinary without proper authority. A tslegfsm
awsibsd them at CheffAw ordering them back;
only y portion returned. Much censdre il
visited on the Officers of the command for their
disgrasefal misunderstanding, incompeteney
and reckless operations
Gsa. Cobb is in eommand at Columbus.
Humphrey Marslsell 10 in Augusta, and will
dsliyse speech on Monday night. :
Yanass raid + & On .h. cssg.res near
Gsa: 9. w: Smit., iaasue. Orders No ]. 1pfil
ls; 1856; rsndesvousing at oo!uubas, without
delay. all under ffty; aad orders an .6stw ssii
City and sixty to remain ready 1t ni6iaent's
notice 70 obey Gov. Browhis eall for setivs ser.
vice.
.Aueusrx, April 17.-TLe Yankees assaulted
and captured colembus on Sunday. the 10th. .
Private rpropertyvwas rssfseted i. Nontgo-
mery; The cotton, 0syssnmeAt anl ms1ufsc.
turing esssbiishments. -sraili6ads, bsats, etc.,
were destroyed.
Gen. Hu6pkrsy Nazshali i ipsskins = .
large crawd in A'.guass thin aitsenssa. There
is much enthusiasua, notwithstanding the Asws
OF Yankee successes iasvasious plaosa >.
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and captured Colambus on Sunday, the 10th a
Private 'propsrty'was RESPECTED in Iontgo-
merry The sottea, Gsyssnment a.a nssufae.
turing estsbiishments, sraili6ads, bsats, ETC.,
were dsstroysd.
Gen. Hu&phrey Narthali i; speaking = .
large crewd in A'.gusts this attsrnssa. There
's much enthusiasua. netwithssaaAipg the news
OF Yankee successes IN various placsa !.
--~~->~>~-~>~>>->r>->~~---
Latest lTprtAssa News.
AuousrA April 1.-THE Chatts.sega c.
sstfe. Of the 4th. says the. Arst despatch Of the
Federal movements before Pstersburg, was
dated March SO. from Grants headquarters.
Lee made ssvsa dsmoaseaaieas 10 fnd the pe-
sitien Of th. Yankee forces. but rsceiled every
time. On the stss Lincoln autographed from
City Point that there ha& been much fighting.
FIN The forenoon, the Confederate troops were
suceessful; in the afternoon, the Yankees ocou.
pied their former position. Grant moved mile
towards Rchmond. On the LIST Of April. Gen.
|st.adman telegr aphed. th.taiear hard fighting
Generals Hoyden aud Warren drove the CSu-
tsderates back.neAr BAranew, aud occupied I've
works>
Grants dispatches say Sheridan carried
everything before hi n, and captured three bri.
sadss of Infantry. wagon train. several bat
teries Of artillery and several thousand pri-
soNes.
ArslI 2-tincolnt telegr.phs to stanto Oh. from
City Point, that Grant had captured $4,000
prisoners and fifty pieces Of artillery. Fosters
division captured an Important fort, with the
entire garrison. Everything carried on the left
and Petersburg closely invested
Petersburg was occupied by the Yankees on
Sunday night. In the fight before the city. the
Yankees say they captured over 3, 900 prisoners
APRIL S.--Grant dispatches that he carried
everything before him. and after three DAYS
hard sighting. occupied Rchnvnd on Monday
morning. April 8, at o'clock.
There is great rejoicing over the North A
Washington despaten says the- war IS over.
The programme of Grant anticipates all the
possible movements Of the Confederness-their
retreat being sut off at ail points Grant,
Sherman, Thomas aud Hancock are closing
aropnd the fragments Of the Confederate arrry v.
In New York. there was continuou. firine ana
ssutes. In Philadelphia. there was /. large
procession. locomotives whistled. 1mde pen dance
bell was rung aad other demonstrations. In
Baltimore, the mayor caused the bells to be
rung. In Cincinnati. there wps a general sus.
pension of business, and afgraud display Of
|flre.worksin the evening. I'm New York, the
news Of 0fants sueSssses almost Suspended
business. it=is.diaaepesA the eject
10. prizes until ths fate qf Lees army Is knswa
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Tie Eanlss6 In 6un ter.
AususrA. Aprit f1.-2The Yankee raider, de-.
strsyed The depot and some rolling stock at
euntsrvills. 8. G. No private prop erty molsst.
ed. The enemy moved on Camdsa, where a
large amount Of railroad stock was accumulated
1t was placed on trsstls, guarded by force
and securely EDDsectsd. Gen: Lewis. with his
Kentucky brigade. overlook ths enemy ,nenr
Camden. and after q short but spirited hattie,
the YANKEES rstreated rapidly apd in confusion,
Lewis following. X
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AUCTION SALES


WILL be s'ld. THIS DAY. 18th inst, in Grie.s
'1absss yard. Assembly stsse.. At 10 O'clock, 4
Chsirs. Tables. BsastsAis, Bed. and Bedding. >
y. hst:Hots; qssntity Of Ceockery; Kitehsa
Utensils; lot Of Clothing, good arsisIes: Look..
'ng @ias' - and variety Of other artieles, :.
ALSO, -
About so OF. Of Silver Spoons and Forks. -.
C:sdlelons cash. Sale positivs-owser res
moving from ne city April 1g.
.- Fwrnitwre Sale.
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ssxsrians Nlca-Ws have bssu requsatsa to
state that some prime stall.fsd beef will be for
sale this morning. 1t the ration house, South
eass oorn:s Plain asd ksssnbiy streets Call
coon, if you want to be supplied..
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Tele8raPh1c.
REPORTS OF PRESS ASSOCIATION;
E~ssrsd eeeerding to Act Of CsnSrsss, in tie Y1a,
1865. by y. s. IHraahsr, IN tho Clerks O9Gcs Of
shs Dsstrsst Court Of tie Confedsrats States foy
TEE Northern District Of Gesfgia
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N,-~iiere Sale.
ByIs!Lancs.

vail sell THIS. Tuesday, MORNING, ut 10
o'clock, 1T G. A. Osdeirs lot, -
.a,e = nne assortment 6f- HOUsEHOLD FUR
S1IuRE-parties leaving the city-euch sas:-
Half Seat C6airA WhatNot
Waitsrs. Wardrobe. Bureau. -
Wsshstand. Goblet and Basin.
Black Walnut Bining Table.
-. Ps;r Ftshsrs. pair Dsssaters.
- Chiaa Sstt. Stove Pana =.
,G1ddle, Waffle Iron
Pzir Vases. Bedsteads.
All Of the above articles viii b...sold without
.ne 1ease reserve. Terms cash. April Ia
Parlor and Bed rom, E.rx;ture. Oeroet. R,.-,,
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LIST OF PAssESGEks PER srEAxssIr HA a,;RAi,
Mrs. s: E. Hopkins, Mrs; Gaynor, ". G: Living
ston, Mr.. Parrack, Il. r. Boon, l.. 6. Picot, Mr..
Miller Sidney Moore, T. Ludwig, and ten steerage.
CoSs1eSEEs;;- B. Stacy Son, J. c: PagesJ
William Keasley. N: P; Frank Co, II; NJ. Smith
Whitcomb 4 Son, G: sc, s. Ayres = Co, !, \
Millner, A. S. Lee. Spencer, Daniel Co, W u
Jones & Co. W: S. Donnan & Co, Atheson, Ter
Eyekr Bell GS DosSe'ts AHds1
: Co, B: Beecher, +. l. williams, Levy Brothers
cent, Lancaster : Co, :. L, Carripgton . c. g
Cowardin 4 Ellyson, Baldwin Brother, NJ:
!. N. Van; Lew, Pilkinton \ Co. W. 3 Jones e =
Co., Green s Allen, r. R9arke, g: D: Rosenthsl
Manchester Paper Co Walden p T. Earrars Zim%e
burg 4 Iybrock, ]: a; Beivin weodhouse s Par
Boyd .Baughman Brothers, W VIZ, G. Lewis s, Co., "A
W. F. Payne, s. j. & Co., Southern Express Co;
angus ByeT5y Ha G1i Aip RIFT
Ter, J. 7. D9val, w; G. Livingston s RapP Go:
change Hotel, J. c. Alderman: r ": jones, Yves Ne:
Andrews, James B. Brooks, s. Nigel, II. l.. Wi
gand A. J. Bowers.
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Fire i'm NIontreal-Thc Merchants EXCHANGE
Destroyed-The Chief Of the Fire Brigade
Hurt and Two Fircmen Standardization Of
the American Consulat Montreal Relative to
the Payment Of Ad Valorem Duties.
MONTREAL, December 25.-The Merchants
Exchange, a large four-story stone building,
opposite the Montreal Telegraph Company 8
office, took fire last night about ten O'Clock,
and, in spite Of several streams of water,
burnt furionsly until two o'clock this morn
ing The building was completely Quilted.
The telegraph Office was in considerable
danger at one time. There was, fortunately,
not much wind. " ..
The chief Of the fire brigade was hurt and
two firemen stunned by falling stones.
SECOND DISPATCH.
MONTREAL. December 26.-The American
Consul has decided that goods entered for pay
ment of ad r0Iore,n duties in the United States
must be entered at the duty paid value ir
Canada, instead of their value in bonds.
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The Tax on Tobacco.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December 2S-This morn
ing's newspapers publish an elaborate article
on the subject of taxing leaf tobacco, written
by gentleman fully conversant with the sub
icct. He takes strong ground against the posi-
lion assumed bv the Tobacco Convention
recently held at the Cooper Institute, New
York. He contends that the proposed taxing
of leaf tobacco would be injurious alike to
Government, the planter and the mau1ac-
turer.
This is a matter of deep interest to the peo-
p,e of Virginia. Those of them who manu-
facture tobacco will be likely to favor the New
York proposition, while those of them who
raise that plant will be apt to concur with the
views of the Louisville writer.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 20, 1866.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State of Maryland, Thomas Travers,
Baltimore merchandise and passengers, u. y W.
Currie. WV w..
merchandise and passengers, y. r; atson:
Steamer Hatteras, Parrish, New -s * me'cnah-
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Philadelphia, mer-
Steamer Maria. Allen, Chickahominy river,
barges in tow, A. Millspaugh. c:.-
Steamer Port Royal, Howland' City Polnt'
Steamer state Of Virginia, Charles Trayers. Balt-
Currie. r., w.,
Schooner William Kennedy, Guy, iork river,
Timber Bagby & Gresham.
Schooner Carrie, North, York river, lumber,
HENRY Exall and J. Winston.
Schooner Thomas Jefferson, Montgomery, Pro-
sIoop Sergeant Gretman, Marshall, Severn river,
oysters. r,c..... .. .
Steamer NJ Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise and passengers, Hasklns
Steamer Niagara, George w Couch, New York,
merchandise and passengers. 6. +. Watson.
Steamer Hatteras, Lewis Parrish, New YORK
merchandise and passengers, Samuel Ayers &c.
more via City Point, to load with salt for brlscot
Schooner Octavia Ellen, Elliott, Norfolk, Goa
and iron, Briscoe & Stanard. '~-
MEMORANDUM.
Captain Guy, of the steamer g. 3. Hutchens, re-
pOrts December 25th) bark wilkins and bari
| Queen Victoria on Goosehill Flats.
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From Savannah-A Regiment in Process Of
Formation-A Mulatto Sentenced to One
Years Imprisonmlcnt for Using Sedltfe4s
Language-The Schooner Israel II. snow
Rurned-The Mayor Of Mobile Prohibits the
BRINGING Of Negroes int that City.
New York, December 26.-The steamer
Tybee brings Savannah advices OF December
Goth. u fff+ns=,-.. ~. s4
The Herald says that the citizens are about
forming q regiment in order to rid the city OF
murderers and robbers, who infest 1t. 1913
A. A. Bradley, q mulatto, formerly expelled
from the bar at Boston, was sentenced NJ Sa-
vannah to year. imprisonment by military
court for using seditious language. <
The schooner Israel r. Snow. from Rock
land, caught fire in Tybee Roads, and was
beached to save the lives of the crew. -
+ The Mayor of Mobile has prohibited al
steamboat and railroad proprietors from
bringing negroes into that city. tr.-
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Reports from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, December 22.-The Times'S
Mexican correspondent says that General Dias
is carving all before him, and that the whole
State of Oaiaco is in arms against the 1mpe-
rialists. The Liberals are masters of the whole
coast between Vera Cruz and Tuspan. The
Austrians have met several defeats, and Mar
shall Bazaine says that the northern frontier
must be put under the double protection of the
Emperor of Mexico and the Emperor Of the
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Meeting Of the EeAfaA C1fcleSs
wAsHINoT.rr December ga meeting OF
Fenian Circles was held in this city yesterday
afternoon, at which q warm discussion was
held upon the adoption of the Fenian Senate,
but ad journed without coming to a vote. Sen
timent of meeting was adverse to O'Mahoney.
The Circle of the city did not participate in the
meeting, nor did the military circle, which is
composed of those designed to act in military
capacity.
The military circle of this district numbered
at one time two thousand men. It is stated
that it has now fallen off Ave hundred. in
consequence of late discussions. g. So
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Heavy Snow on the Plains.

FeRr KRARSEY. December %. AT seven
o clock this morning the Thermometer here
stood Mt twenty eight degrees below zero.
Heavy snow storms have fallen on the plains
lately. 1t is drifted in hollows between here
and the Missouri river to the d'pth OF fifteen
to twenty feet. No coaches have arrived from
AtchisOn for the last two DAYS.
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The Fenians.

WORCESTER, MASS, December 26.-Mr. Fin
MAJ Senator in the Fenian Brotherhood, de-
clares himself for a congress. He alleges that
the Senators who impeached the President
were under arrest five days previous to their
act of impeachment. He says that O'Mahoney
must clear himself of thirty charges of compli-
CITY with the English Government.
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MEADE & BAKER, .,
wi -1-I'- PRACTICAL PHARNACEUTISTS,
49, r.. e.. r~,oh ,,,, I,Ifh n following:

offer for cash only the following:
FOUGERA'S COMPOUND IODINISED COD Ii
YER OIL which, being combined with Iodine, BIO
mine and Phosphorous, il FIVE TINES sTkOMakk
than any other Cod Liver Oil !; consequently vefy
much smaller dose is required and all fear Of
ni FSTG iHS1s PYRoPHosPHATE OF IRON, ele-
9antly prepared in the form Of d. ees and syrup
rendering ii more acccptableto neetomAchs Oh oe-
iicate females and children An other preparations
Oh F t5T's DRAG SIS OF sANToNINE, most
efRcient and palate, % yermifnge.
FOUGERA'S ICELAND MOSS PASTE, = very
agreeable AMI effective preparation ior coughs
'I FFeUitjRNiERs PAULLINIA POWDERS AMI
Pauiiinis is imported into Paris from soath Anne;
rica and there prepared the form q powders snE
Mills in the most careful and sUlentinc manner.
r. recognized as one OF the most powenai anu COZ
tain therapeutic agents In nervous SnscHpn.: Sskc
cially in cephalslsias and has met win ns'As
su CHAINS 'ni hs g. sANrE-raE aEnuIsE DIR
RRYNOIDg'S SPECIFIC, for Cont.
=, BLANCARD'S PILLS OF lODIDk OF lkON: -
PUR1 CAIRRIN, ATROPIA, DIGIT AL!n, 80
preparations and ehenifaa1s, fSE ,e' ssPPk 4
S corner Of Ninth and RTanhisa ssrsstS,
dc A~-IHt "a q - 0tCAntss..e 80
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uARBER 4 CO.'S RICHMOND CITY

NARBER Il CO.'S RICHMOND CITY
VI OMNIBUS AND STAGE LINE.
The prOprfstors would respectfully 49, oA
inform the travelling public thate174l<S3
Of splendid FOUR HORSE COACHES AND OMNI-
BUSES, for the purpose Of transporting p.ssengsrs
depots and Steamboat landings, to and from all
parts of the city, and respectfully solicit their pa
Chsrges less than BY any other conveyance.
We have placed BOXES in the Ballard, Ex-
change Spofswood. Powhatan and st. Charles
Hotefs, where persons desiring TO leave BY any Of
the railroads steamers can leave their ofdeS By
q ciock. p M, and win be called for next morn
inr "a their Residences or at any hotel or board
house in the city in time 20. the tr, , q boat
once corner Of Seventeenth and Narxhall streets.
'Psssenxsfs going south dine At the Poyhatan
Hotel, our line Of Coachos Laying there daily p
connect With trains on the Richmond and Dsnvills
ana Hiehmond and Petersburg ratlroaas .,o
de ll-3m OANuA6 - w
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SHIPPING.

DOR NEW YORK.-The new and ele-
IL giant side wheel steamship kEh
SARATOGA, Captain KING, wifi [@
leave her berth at Rockets on Zke4k8
SATURDAY at - o'clock, NJ. Pas q S<S1Ezgse.z
sengers are requested to be on board prior to that
hour. ~
Freight received all day THURSDAY and FRI
No rans-shipment by this line, as by others
which is very injurious to cargo. ,
Rates moderate. GARRET +. WATSON.
L. A
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Fire in Montreal.

MONTREAL. December 26.-The Merchants
Exchange building, opposite the Montreal
Telegraph Co.'s Office, was destroyed by fire
last night. The building was completely
Quilted.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The new and ele.
Il CAN'T side wheel steamship AL: 9EA
BEMARLE, Captain BOURNE, will <Se
leave her wharf at Rockets onT&NEG4kfS
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at I
o'clock. Passengers are requested TO be on boart
prior to that hour
dc 27-4t SAMUEL AYRES & CO., Agents.
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CorroH And TOBACCO AT PnfRRsDUna.-The
receipts per Southern ratlrOed from sApguat
18th, 1885, to December I'D, incluftve, Nere
Cotton, seven thousand ave hundred and
hundred and eighty hoesheAds. The receipts
Of tobacco per Southside railroad from Au-
gust 9th, 1865, TO December 21st, 1855, tnclu- i
sive, were Leaf, two thousand six hundred
and thirty two hogshends; manufactured,
From October 9Th to December zlAt, there
were shipped from Petersburg to foreign mar
kets, three hundred and thirty five hogsheads
of leaf: seventy three hOssheads OF strips !;
two hundred and fourteen hogsheads Of stems:
three hogsheads Of scraps two hundred and
fifty tierces stena; two hundred and sixty
four boxes manufactured ffty-fve half
tierces manufactured: one hundred and thirty
one tierces leaf one hundred and forty six
bales of GOTTEN We're received by the Southern
railroad Saturday.
ANOTHER EDIroR UNDER ARREsT.-R. p.
Warning, editor of the Charlotte Times, ar
rived here yesterday under arrest. The nature
Of the charges against him has not TRANSFERRED,
but the general impression Is that recent edl-
torials in his newspaper explain the anaI, A. ~
is highly probable that Mr.. warning Will De
bailed or aroled.-Rasefgh Progress, 25th.
| Our neighbor speaks of persons opposed to
the city railroad monopoly as " subjected to
which he was subjected We're due and paid some
time ago.-Prentice. ..
Some think that victoria's crown is gold,
studded with diamonds. The truth Is, It is
simply Queens wear .-Prentice.
The Democrat says Of Mayor Tomppert that
some people are "trying to GUST his Honor
He has ousted his own honor.-Prentice
For the.past few days military affairs in this
department have been quite cirit.-Prentice.
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The EeniauS.

New YORK. December 24.-It is reported that
Colonel O'MahOney has received dispatches
from the "Head Centre Stephens, calling for
Drompt and decided action by the Fenians
The crisis is said to be near at hand.
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New York Bank Statement.

....-. New York Bank Statement.
NEW YORK, December 26.-The Bank state
ment shows an increase of loans of $3.50, 900; of
circulation $500, 900 of deposits, 500 900, and
of legal tenders, &. 600, 900.
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GOODS.

TTOUSK.FURNISHING GOODS.
IL FINE IVORY HANDLE DfNNxR KNIVES
Fine Ivory .hanaas DESSERT KNIVES,
Fine Ivory. handle CARvRRs and FORKS,
POCKET ENIvE6-sc,ne beautiful PATTERNS
TIA TRAYS, wAIfKRS. SAUSAGE CUTTERS
Dest Quality SCISSORS and N1RDLR6,
for aals By Ill A1ps d
10. y llata strsst, asar q. Chafles Heal.
A. ee&at e se
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un,neach,uent of a Mayor

LOUISVILLE, KY, December g. i Mayor
Tomppert has been deposed from office by the
hoard of aldermen, who sat as 4 court of i'm
neochment Ten of the aldermen voted in IA
yor of his impeachment and two against it.
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Baltimore Markets.

baltimore, December 26.-Flour Inactive
Wheat very scarce. White corn firm; yellow
dull. Oats and seeds dull. Provisions quiet.
Whisky dull.
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Heath hy SuGocation.

CHICAGO, December ga case OF sufoca-
ton from gas occurred at the Bremen Hotel
last Saturday night resulting in the death
of five men.
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Mrs. Julia Dean Hnyne 10 playing an en-
enrement for Brigham Young ID Salt Lake
T1fy. His theatre, which is tl,s wonder OF
Utah. cost over one hundrod thousand dol
lars, md most ct bits actors perform gsatui'
tousiy. as o labor Of love and piety-
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New York Markets.

New York, December 26.-Flour has adj
vanceti 5@lOc; Wheat 1@2c. Corn firm BEEF
quiet. Pork firm. Lard dull Cotton dull
at 5l@52c. Sugar quiet Naval stores dull
Gold 11S31