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charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. J,
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PULMONARY SYRUP

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Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Arrival OF Panama Steamer Specie
for Hong KOng-CallfOrnia and
the Paris Exposition. u

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. "a. = The
steamer Golden City, from Panama,
with New York dates TO Noyember
1st. arrived here this morning.
The bark Perit, for Hong Kong,
takes out $197 900 in treasure.
The Committee in charge of the
Representation of California, at the
Paris Exposition, have reported
against contributing q section OF the
biz tree. VIM. p, Blake, the Cali
fornia Commissioners to the Exposi-
tion. has issued an address TO the peo-
ple of the, State, detailing the manner
In which the mines and agriculture
are to be represented, and declaring
his purpose, after arriving at Paris, to
publish, in the English, French and
German languages, an account OF tne
climate. soil, agriculture, quality and
price of the public lands, the cost o.
| living, the rates Of wages, mode O
emigration, and mining statistics
He will, also, deliver an address II
the French and Enolish languages
and illustrating, with map and draw
| ing, and references to the Calitorni
collections.
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1891.

amelioration, il not entire suppression
OF this traffic. Mr.. Seward had con-
templated sending a special agent TO
China in this business, but as Capt.
Collins seemed well qualified to dis
charge all the duties of such a mis-
sion, he was commissioned, and his
report will be looked FOR with. much
interest. HHlA 9 HfrH
A dispatch from Galveston an
nounces that all troops in Texas
have been ordered TO occupy the en-
campments along and Immediately in
the neignborhood of the railroad lead
ing to the Gulf This contradicts the
idea that troops are moving towards
the Rio Grande, where there is no
enemy. f8ftllJ lJrt8
As far as can be ascertained, in
structions to Minister Dix have but
little reference to Mexican affairs, our
Government relying upon Napoleon's
promise to withdraw his troops from
Mexico. The rumor that Napoleon
had notified the Washington Cabinet
Of the postponement Of the withdrawal
until Spring is untrue. Our relations
with Mexico are less complicated
than late dispatches from this city
would indicate. Minister Campbell
has no instructions whatever touch
ing tripartite treaty, nor is France
or French interests to be considered
by him in any manner, neither is any
cession Of Mexican territory contem-
plated by our Government; but the
constitutional party is TO be support
ed, if necessary, by military force.
The mission Of General Sherman is
simply TO view the military situation
Of affairs in Mexico, and add his
assurances that our Government will
sustain the constitutional party. IL is
confidently believed that such repre-
sentations viii be sufficient TO check
all revolutionary plots, and secure
stability to the Juarez Government.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-.The Head
quarters Of the Department Of Arkan-
sas is, by order Of Gen. Grant, trans
ferred from Little Rock to Fort
Smith, Arkansas, and the command-
| ing General OF the Department is au-
lthorized 10 move the Band at Little
Rock to the post within his command
having the largest permanent garri-
son.
A list of swamp lands in California,
embracing in the aggregate over 53,-
900 acres, has been submitted TO the
Secretary of the Interior for his ap-
proval, as a step preliminary TO the
issuing of patents for the same to the
| State.
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CANADA.
The Quebec SulTerers-Dr. Marsden-
Huron and Ontario Ship Canal
Snow StOrm-Steamers Laying Up.

ToRoNTo, Nov. 24.-The council
Gemcoe passed resolution by large
majority voting 100000 towards the
construction of the Huron and On
tario ship canal.
There is heavy snow storm this
p. M. Steamers are laying up for
winter. ~ .H a
QUEBEC, Nov. 24-A large num-
Der of temporary sheds have been
erected in the burnt district, in which
many Of the people who were burned
out by tho late fire will find shell
ter Tor the winter. A great many are
emigrating TO the United States. The
weather is cold. asa $50 as
A public testimonial is proposed
for DR. Marsden, in recognition Of
his zeal and ability in securing strin-
gent quarantine regulations with New
York and other American ports, by
which tho spread of the cholera was
prevented. a8a ifBa 8sdi
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KANSAS CITY.
warehouse Burned-TW0 Lives Lost
and One Man Injured.

KANSAS Cry, Mo, Nov. PA
large four-story warehouse, and the
grocery and commission houses OF
Chick e. Co., aud Scott & Fuller, on
the levee, burned at A o'clock this
morning. Loss estimated at $lOU0OO,
two-thirdsd of which was covered by
insurance. 1.-Two clerks Of Chick q
Co, named Guest and Ricketts,, at
tempting to escape from the building,
suffoeated ,Iand their bodies were con
sumed.a Another man named hughes
jumped from the rd-story Tlnoeew,
and was severely injured. Inc nre
was the work of incendiaries.
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BOSTON.
Launch OF the Ontario Purchase or
the Neptune Line.

Boston, Nov. 24.-The Ontario,
the pioneer of the proposed Boston
and Liverpool line, was successfully
launched to-day at Newburyport. She
ia a thoroughly built first class steam
ship, of about 3, 700 tons. g
The Neptune line of steamers run
ming direct between Boston and New
York, has been purchased by the
Metropolitan Steamship Company Of
New York, who take possession the
lst az December. The price paid
was 100000. 1t is said that Boston
shippers will at once establish q new
line In place of the Neptune.
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NEW YORK.

More DistilIeries seized-FrOm ia
maica, British Honduras, and ST..
salvad0r-Earl Derby's Speech
General Ortega-Chamber OF Com
meree on Insurance-~Ce Central Pa
clllc Railway ExcurtlOnists At
iantlc Mall Steamship Company
Shipment or Specle-The Hurricane
at The Bahamas-MetrOpOlltan Ar
rests-State Commissioners Gen.
Dix and Suite Salled-Gen. Melgs
and the @. NJ. D.-Wall Street Ex-
element Snbsiding Comptroller
Brennan - Advance In Mining
stocks Military Parade Man
shOt-The Ship Mercury and the
ChOIera-Sentenc OF Eugene Fer
gus.
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New YoRK, Nov. PA Herqlds |
Washington special says Il IS mt
mated in official circles that the
French Government has declared It's
nurpose not TO abide by the arrange
ment concluded with Mr.. Seward to
withdraw the French troops from
Mexico this Fall, and postpones the
withdrawal till next Spring lt As be-
lieved that this was the subject be-
fore the Cabinet yesterday.
The arrest Of Ortega turns out to
have been voluntary action on the
part of Sheridan, but il has been ap-
proved by the Government. 1t ap-
pears that Ortega merely the instru-
ment of only small clique of French
and British merchants, who are
anxious to secure the trade of Mexi-
co and to prevent It falling into
American hands,
The native population unanimous
ly adhere to Juarez.
The cotton frauds, as developed in
the investigation, by. the Retrench-
ment Cahmittee, are assuming prodi-
gious proportions.
The business Of smuggling on the
Canadian and Rio Grande borders. IS
rapidly declining, owing TO the Vlgi.
lance exercised by the Government
officers.
~ d a. Woyld'ssiB special says
Luoius III. Teaney, the first teller q
the National Bank Of Greenfield, anC
who was charged with having stoler
large amount of bonds from th'
bank, has been acquitted.
The Posts Washington special say
Mr.. Seward has asked an explanatlol
from the French Government IN reia
ton tc the continued occupation 9
Mexico, but no new demand has bee
made. la
Currept reports that the Presider
il ready To abandon his reconstruC
ton policy are without foundation.
New YoBI, Nov N-General Dl'
United States Minister to Paris, Nj
John w. Dix, Gen. Van Allen an
James j Van Allen left to-day Fl
Europe in the seamer Bremen.
LONDON, Nov. i2.--The new Ru
sian loan for seven million horii
has already met with great succe'
one-third OF the amunt having be-
already taken, with ertain prospeC
.iy that the whole will 'beraiseduss a.
: i Il i. ~
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New York, Nov, 25.-Maj. Gen.
Butler delivered his address on last
evening at the Brooklyn Academy of
Music, on the " Wrongs and Abuses
of the Executive power, and the
Remedy therefore" His main points
were on the impeachment Of Presl-
dent johnson. He charged him with
high crimes and misdemeanorrs,
which might be grouped under the
heads of intoxication, of making IN
decent and incendiary harranguees ln-
tended to incite the hatred and fear
Of the people against the Congresa = OF d
the United States, with usurping the
rights and powers Of Congress, with with
misappropriating the .Goyeernment
funds. with corruptly using the par
doning power, with appointing IRE
snonsible men to Office, with neglect.
ing to carry out the provisions OF the
| Constitution, and with pardonins
Jno. T. Monroe that he might b.
Mayor of New Orleans and so use hi
influence in interfering with the Lou
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NORWICH, CONN.
Fire at BiissVIIle.

NORWICH, Nov. 25.-A large wood
en- building used as a cotton manufac-
tory in Blissville, 3 miles from here,
with all its machinery. The property
was totally destroyed by FIRE last night
was owned by Messrs. Kimball q
Harvey of this city, and was valued
AZ between $l5, 900 and $40, 600. The
only insurance was $4,000 in the Nor
wich Fire Insurance Company of
this citvI si'i 1f 1llfI llHH1
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WASHINGTON, Nov 25.-HaNylng
suppressed the slave traffic, our Toy
ernment has taken steps to arrest re s,,;l' tne
coolie trade. Capt. Napoleon CoIllns'
commanding the Sacramento' sallea
few days since for China, carrying
with her full instructions from the t,
State Department to look into the
animation report all the facts to his
Government. with view to the early
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WASHINGTON.

CoOlie Trade to be Suppressed
movement OF Troops in Texas
Minister Dix's InstructiOns-GOy-
ernment Expects Napoleon TO
withdraw Troops from Mexico
Campbell's Instructions - Sher-
mans Mission - Military Head
quarters j Changed = California
Swamp Lands. pf
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The French Troops TO be Kept
I'm Mexico tllI Spring.
Sheridan Responsible for the
Arrest OF Gen. Ortega.
i9I fHfI 4ENM
MORE DISTTLLERIES SEIZED.
~~-----~
Terrific Effect OF the Late Hurricane
at the Bahama Islands.
ti4't -@~L-- q
HNNAtytH #Ef f4 GtS LH
Immense Amount or Funds In the
Hands OF the Qnartermaster
General.
European News by Atlantic
Gable.
AREyOLUTIoN In SPAIN IMMINENT
EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov GA popular out
break in Spain is liable to occur at
any moment. There are vague ru-
mors that the Queen will abdicate to
avert the threatened storm.
ITALY. II
FLORENCE, Nov 23.-It is reported
authoritatively that Ratozzi will sue
.oeed Baron RecoazoliIin the Foreign
Office Of Italy. ~ ~ W. 's
BERLIN, Nov. 23.--fhe Chambers
have agreed in censuring the Gov
ernment for tho sale Of the Cologne
Railroad without their sanction.
Ji ENGLAND s.fIo
LONDON, Nov. N-A number of
persons accused of Fenianism have
been arrested at Limerick, and large
quantities Of pixies aud other arms
seized by the authorities. w
LONDON, Nov. %, Evening.-The
money market il slightly easier; con-
soils, 80 for money Closing prices
for American securities: Erie, 30;
5-20s, 70a.
LIyEaPooL,. Nov. 23.-Cotton, un-
changed provisions, unchanged; lard,
tending downward, W
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CHICAGO.I
The Lake Tunnel.

CHIcAeo. Nov. 25.-The Lake Tun-
mel for supplying Chicago with fresh
water is SO far completed that enly
two feet vet remain to be excaveted; it
will be finished tomorrow. Prepa-
rations are being made to celebrate
the event.
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INTENSE ACTIVITY AMONG THE
FENIANs AT NEW YORK.
IMPORTANT DETAILS OF THE
a MEXICAN MIDDLE.
EUROPEAN NEWS BY STEAMER.
NEW YORK.

Gen. Buffers AddFess-Hls Charges
Against the Presldent-ArrlyM Ol
3 European Steamer-fell0W FeVe.
on B0ard-ImpOrtant English and
Continental NeWs-Flfteen steam
ers Sailed Connolly Nominated
Tor. COMPTROLLER Government
inspector In Grief Mexican Mud
dle-Head Center stephens lnvlsi-
ble-Arms COntrlbuted-Immense
Donations in Prospect.
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DETROIT.
steamer sunk by COllisiOn-TWO Men
DroWned-LOSs, $l2O,OOO.

DETROIT. Nov. 24-The steamship
M;lwaukee and the Lake Superior
nropeller Lac La Belle collided last
night in the st. CLAIR River, the pro-
heller sinking in Ave minutes, The
engineer, Jas. Evans, and the waiter,
were drowned, The propeller was
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valued at $120,00O, and was insured
for $4,000. She had large cargo Of
copper and iron ore, fish, and general
merchandise.
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WILMINGTON,NC.
Hotel Burned.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 25.-
Granger's Hotel, at Greensboro, on
the Wilmington and Weldon hai-
road, was entirely destroyed by hre
this morning.
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BALTIMORE.
No Special Session of the Legislature

BALrrMoRE, Nov. 25.-It has been
determined by Coy; SSIEann: and his
session Session Of the Maryland Legislature.
IN will meet on its regular day, tho
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NEW KOEaES-
G#H HesE8sg aaMfatpN
SPECIALS TO THE DAILIES.

Acaulttal OF Bank gclIer-with-
drawal OF French Troops ff0m
Mexico POstpOned-Ortega's Arr
rest - Continued French OCcupa-
fIOn OF MexieO-The President ADJ
heres 20 His P0llcy--LOrlng An-
drew's Gift TO University or the
city OF New YORK.
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NEW ORLEANS.
A DlscredIted RumOr.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 24.-Rumors
are afoat, but discredited, of the
capture of Matamoras by Cortina.
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LONDON, Nov. l2.--The new Rus
sian loan for seven million florins
has already met with great success,
one third OF the amunt having been
already taken, with ertain prospects
that the whole will beraisedugs euv
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.bado lnoio,ipa NOV % lnaiH liDmiu
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LIE OF NAVY WIDER
UREAU OF oRDNA E.

Is
NAVY DEP ARTMENT, |
WASHINGTON CITY, September 20, 1866
SALE OF NAVY POWDERS
There will be sold at public auction, 10 the highest
bICuers. at noon, THURSDAY, the eighteenth 49,
day October, 1866, at the office OF the lnspecto,
OF Ordnance, at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New
York about twenty. eight hundred (2S00) barrels OF
powder, composed of Cannon and Mortar Powders.
suit purchasers
Ierms-Cash, in Government funds; one.halft o be
deposited the CONCLUSION of the sale and the re-
mainder ten days afterwards during which time the
PowGers must beiremoved from the Magazine other.
wise they will revert to the Government.
Purchasers VIII be required to furnish their own
pack. yes where the Powder is not in barrels
H. A. WISE,
22stunl1t Chief OF Bureau.
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DENTISTRY.

ae4EA THE GOV NMENT HAVING
1fYf9ff granted me etters-patent Tor my mode OF
administering Nitrous Oxide Gas by which nave
ius in that II is boh safer and superior to
any ~ DIR. G. l. MUNNS
5Ql6m No. 73l SPRUCE Street.
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MEDICAL,

FRENCH MEDICINES IN VOGUE
GRIMAULT q co.
Chemists to his Imperial HIghneSs Prince Napoleon,
az Rue RichelIeu Paris.
NO MORE CONSUMPTION
URIBfAULT'S s SRI9UP Of mr. OEHOSFHAT ofLI5ER
For all isenses the chest this Medicine is in valuable
II il larfey used at the BROMP1ON" no PI-
PlTAL aLoto IN London ior CONSUMPTION sg1 and
Medical den in England and In
france
no MORE COP LIVER Gil.
GRLluULTS SKRGP oFIODLzED HoRSE-RAD1sh
This Syrup Is employed with ,he greatest success in
place OF od Liver OIL TO which Is infinitely superior
green sickness muscular and loss appe ito
j. Tetoneretes me constitution by purifying the blood
y is aCmnsereo with The greatesl efficacy to young
NO MORE POVERTY 9E THE BLOOD AND PALE
DIR LERA PhoSPHSi OF IRON
Of be 6IoCd and bones and RON in liquid fi state Il
T. GlBeTept from az hitherto offered 70 the pubic, is
PAINS IN THE STOMACH,
DysHrvoRRHFA KNEMrR Di'N No iloN'
Tie u0jo lfy O. The cademies of Medicine OF Paris
recommend the Phosphate of Iron Indies delicate
constitution, suffering Anemia and al other per
sons atgued rom over anxiety, nervous emotions over
work. general Ceuility ana pOoTncss OF blood
It ia the only preparatlOn which auses constl
patton and can be borne by he most delicate stomachs
NERVOUS HERDACHFS, NEURALGIA, INSTANTA
NFQUSIY CURED BY
GRlNAULT'1 GUARANA.
vegetable brazilian substance, entirely innOcuous.
internal OR LOCAL
NEW CURA I'VE AGENT,
MATIyO.
GRIMAULl & CO., PARIS.
This new remedy is prepared from the leaves OF a
Peruvian pepper shrub called MAIICD, aud cures
| promptly and n,al bly without any oar of iulam-
nOtOry results The great majority or Physicians IN
Paris Eussa Germany, ana New York now use no
| GENERAL EPOSITORIES'
In Paris, at GRlMAULF & co.'s, Chemists, No AZ
| RUE RICHf LIEU
In New YORK, at NJ. NJ FoUGERA & WANDER
| XII PTS, WILLIAM street
| In Philadelphia at FEEN Oh, RICHARDS & co and
| at every good chemists 8 thtf
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ClHERIFF's SUPPL LEIENTAL PRoOLA
SoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the qualified voters OF the sixth Election Diyi-
sion OF the Nineteenth Ward will for member of
the House OF esentatVes of the General Assembly,
as q part the Fifteenth District.
he qualified voters OF the Eighth Ward are TO elect
but one member Of the Common council,
The qualified voters of the First second, Third and
Fourth Election DIVISIONS Twenty second Ward, Will
elect one person TO as Assessor for the
pired term OF John II. w WaterhOuse, Tesis ned.
The qualified eectovs of Il Ihl Election Division,
Twenty third lard will jointly elect two persons to
school Directors; and those residing In that
part of said division lately the township OF Byberry,
are TO elect peTs to Director of Pubic
Schools the xpired term of wen Knight, re-
moved from the district. - - ~.
Seventh Eighth Divisions OF sad ward are to elect
four persons tor Directors of Pubic schools two OF
them for three one for two years and one OF them
And the qua flied electors of the Ninth Division of
said ward are to elect but one School Director for
three years.
The place voting the Sixth Division, Tenth
Ward has been changed to the s. W. corner OF GeDhard
The place of voting in the Fourth Division. Four
teenth Ward has been changed to the Han N w. cor
OF Thirteenth and Spring Garden streets.
he place of voting In the Ninth Division Fifteenth
" ard, win be at N o. 1914 North street.
The ace OF voting IN the Eleventh Division, Fif-
eenlh Ward has been changed to the house Of Jephtna
IL: Mum, N u corner of Francis and Shirley streets
Ward will be at tie 3. L. of Nineteenth street
and Ridge avenue.
The Polls will be open at 7 O'Clock A. NJ and close
HENRY c. HOWELL, Sheriff
sheriff's ONCE, September 20, A. ID. 1866 9289t
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FERTILIZERS.

DRIyY wELLs-OwNERs OF PROPERTY
l. Tie only place TO ger Fri'V "ehs cleaned aha -
hleeeu a' Nei' ~" A. PEYSON
Manufactures of Poudrette
slOs GoLDsMITHs' HALL, LIBRARY Street
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o. n SOUTH STREET, NJ. D'ANCONA
OlO paws the highest price for Ladies' and
Gents CASTOR Clothing No. SOUTH Street below
Fourth. 66m
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TNOR SALE-STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS
II of Capewen a co g Patent Wind Guard and Air
Heater for Coal OIL Lampsi 1t prevents the Cbimneys
from breaking. This Will warrant Also saves
third the oil Can and them they cost but ten cents
No 2O3 RACE Street, Phi sdelphia Sample sent to
part the United States receipt Of n cents $40
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GENERAL DEPosITORIES.
In Paris, at GRlMAUI,T & co.'s Chemists No al
RUE RICHfL LIEU.
In New FORK at NJ NJ FOUGERA g. WANDER
XII PTS, WILLIAM street
In Philadelphia at FEEN Oh, RICHARDS co and
at every good chemists B2thtf