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"ARDWARE.-W. s. DOMAIN Il

ARDWARE.-W. ;. UVNNAN q
I'll co Governor street, Richmond, Virginia
take pleasure in calling tn" attention OF hr
"a "rs,ied stock OF ENGLISH. GERMAN, and
HWERICAy HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS
MACHINE BETTING, SC, Sc, embracing the
.onibrrn civ. which they otrr for sal" on ~ IA
vorabie terms as any house in the trade, north or
sn,,th JOHN ASHER,
ania I'm WILLIAM :. DuNNAN
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LYoS's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GIS"EE-for
Indigestion Nausea, Heartburn, sick Headache
Cholera Morhus, Fla'ulency, SC. where warm
ana entire purity makes II cheap ard r"i'ahl" ar
tcle for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, At
81 cents per bottle. Ask Tor "LlUN'." Pure EX-
tract Take no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
ap lily sold by all druggists.
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AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.-A toilet de-
\ urht. superior to any cologne used to bathg
tho face and person, 10 render the SKIN soft a'il
fresh to aIlty Inflammation f. pertum" clIthinE
for headache. Sc II manufactured from the rich
southern Magnolia and l. obtaining patronage
quite unprecedented II is favor!" VI IN actresses
And opera singers II IL sold by All d"alsr~, - one
dollar in large bottles, aud by bEMAS BARN II u
Co New York, Wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
.ola Ivy ali druggists.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
Boo X 5
INDIAN CORN: ITS Uses, VALUE, AND crL-
TuKE. BY Edward Enfield :l''
TIE 5DLE w@ED: SHoEr I ESSAYS nr Pc !, I'VE HE
IN CONVERSATION. by +. NJ. G"HIdbun,
u. II. sl-5.
SOUTH SONGS FROM THE LAYS Of LATER
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ST. MARTINS SUMNER By Miss Brewster
E 81 M4TtiH XIV WoRH.MMTHE, Lo>r FALLS Of
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Illustrated. sl.''.
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~, So,,,rJ and ur. KcNcrtiy Johnson.

We hold with Carlyle, that men are
naturally hero wor>hippcrS, and must have
s,,,,, ob;rgt upon whom they can eXpcnd
,hcir admiration. In the absence OF BETTER
Tho two gentlemen above named will an
<rcr the purpose to-day. Here are some
interesting umarkS concerning them, scvc-
rally. The first is from a Boston paper;
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RAILROADS.


FEMK1G-na-s e r.. :, - ~.
DICHMOND AND DANy I'LL.
II AND PIEDMONT RAiLEoAD-MAfL ~ ~
PASSENGER TRAM leaves Richmond daily. 80
4.s0P. VI. Arrives nj Greensboro a, . 70 + II
Leaves Greensboro daily, Sundays exeepaa =.
10 30 y. VI. IN
Leaves Danville daily at s.45A. N. Arrive, -.
Richmond At J. Is L. VI.
Trains connect at BurkeviIle with 'rainsc, q,
Southside railroad for FAKMyILLE, Lr4rn.
BURG, BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE, ptiTga.
CHATTANOOGA, MEMPHIS, &c; It GEf93.
BORO' with trains on NORTH fARoLIAh M
Road for SALISBURY, CHARLOTTE, NnEItE
T9,WSs alSCoLGNTt9n; 81; %g:, c. c1E,Ils
THOMAS DODAMEAD
NH Pots SuperiH's rdsf,
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ME-. SEW ARD.

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Once. when Mr. Seward was I" addfc>>
u great political meeting. We >'"a Reporter
copying the >pr'ch Il it" h""'H Pi'N''">'
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,,,'','.,,. - ,I'r rrf,trd ,p,rch. There was
n,,,.,in,s IL ,n,. r,.nortrd speech which he
iii nnI ,gv b,t =, he warmed NJ under
,hn ,,;,,nlus Of thc enthusiastic cheers OF
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~ .r,,,,,,.,, and said many good things, for
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law Wrra,ru, f. the conclusion then that
Vr Seward WA, one of the few orators
whose puhli, efforts did not improve IN
der the priutcr's hands.
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=. va "'",'tI .,r.@,,n.n, in q GREAT IA
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and We will meet them bravely
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Mr.. JOHNSON .


MR.. JOHNSON.
During the delivery Of JohnNon'> reply
20 tie smart sophi>tric> of Trumhull, Mr..
Bip.flam never left the Senate. sitting most
Of the time in the seat Of Senator Donllttlc,
and occasionally couvcr>ing with Wilson.
Of Massachusetts. Johnson Is accepted
now a. the leading constitutional lawyer "i
The country: and it was pleasant I" see
Bingham enjoy the argument al his p"llti-
.al opponent, though, in this case, agreeing
,,llnw.lui>'atur. A. Johnson would pause
after one of his quickly-uttcrcd CLEANS OF
legal light. Bingham'S eye would hnghteh'
and he would nod his head in enforcement
Jolm>un's delivery i peculiar, ana the
vrr> autipulc> Of Bingham'>. He Is not
over tiyr feet seven. white haired, with one
detective eve. and Il person rather incilnIns
IL ohr>itv. To reporter III the gallery,
he j, the most tmtalihing Of speakers. lie
commences in voice 50 low that not a
word can hr caught, gradually increasing
in volume. bat also the >WlltneSS "i hi>
runtriltium. till. in Il very passion "i l"glc,
stalking Tai, right hand and keeping the lett
n his rocket. hr strains the power "i pho
rnrr,t,f,ytu lis utmost then his voice sud-
DENLY dropping, renders II almost ~ dliil-
cul. to catch his last clause rs 1t was to Sc
cure his opening. This i IN" more tania-
Izirr. that his oratory, like De Quincy ;
writing. i 50 built mp that not one reporter
IN thousand can supply the unhcard
word. and no other will do. intellectually
he need, no description. What was said oil
pgo,I Webster ~ u lawyer is exactly APP
pr1rahlr 10 Johnson in a Senatorial debate
:. he never can win in 4 had cause, amt can
never bose i good one" Ills logic is II dc>-
poi 10 himself. His mind ro,t work lilo
gcally.
Tie second i from the Buffalo -1dr"'-
i'<,r--good authority:
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No - BEEKMAN STREET, NEW l"hh.
II ST GEORGE Orrrrr, JOINS NJ ASEENEY. JR-'
-. ri p,rLmnu1 Va late of VI mtg omrrN, Ala.
ll-.,Im
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Arrival OF the Steamer City OF Paris.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The steamship
City of Paris, from Liverpool Nov. 81
arrived to-d day. -
The London Globe hints at n sarious
difficulty between the British govern
ment and the Washington Cabinet in
respect to the duties Of the latter in
maintaining legitimate and faitbfnI
neutrality in the Fenian matter.
A Cork telegram, of the 18th, spvs /:
Considerable alarm prevails here and
throughout Ireland. All the police sta
uons are barricaded, and the military
are dispensing throughout the country.
Troops were confined to the barracks
under ans last night.
A Dublin letter says: The Fenian
revival has produced bad effect on
trade and dull winter is anticipated.
Arrests have been made in Draghede,
Trim, Mallow and CarriGknacross.
The troops in Dublin are under arms
and detachment OF cavalry patrolled
the suburbs. II, 500 breech-loaders were
received for distribution among the
constabullarv.
Mr.. R. A. Glass has been knighted
for his labors in the Atlantic cable ex-
petition.
The extradition treaty between
France and England will, by agree
ment, remain in force until the LIST of
September, 1869.
Martial law was to cease in Palermo
Nov. Both.
The Russian minister of war has or
dered the conversion of 162, 900 muskets
into breect-loaders.
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Mexican News.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IA letter from
the city of Mexico, in the Rio Grande
Courier, says that NIejia left the CITY
of Mexico on the I'd Of October, with
instructions to march as soon as posi-
BILE on Matamoras by the Victoria road,
which is the most direct.
Advices from the interor announce
that the Liberals have occupied Du-
range after its evacuation by the Impe-
rial forces.
A report States that the best army of
the Liberals, under Generals Trevino,
Morango and others, was completely
destroyed by the Imperial forces Mt
Hocinda de Bocas, near San Luis. After
that fight guerrillas left the main army
with several thousand cavalry, and
marched on Monterey, which was left
with defense.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The steamer
Manhattan, from Havana, brings adj
vices from the city of Mexico of the I'D
and Vera Cruz, the 18th ult.
Macmillan was still at Orizaba. It
is stated that he agreed to alb.
dictate, appointing Marquese, Miramon
and Marin a triumyirate, and appeal
ing to vote of the people to confirm
this step.
The Imperialists are rapidly evacua-
ting all the northern outposts, and Gen.
Donay Is expected daily at the city of
Mexico, with the garrisons of San Luis
Potosi, MaZatlan, and other places. The
Liberals are concentrating some thirty
five thousand men TO attack San Luis
Ipotosi, and it is stated that the Impe-
ri aIists will also soon evacuate Duran
go. Generals Bazaine and Castelman
wer,9 atVera Cruz anxfously awaiting
the arrival of Minister Campbell and
Gen. sherman. An escort is to be pro-
vided for them to the city of Mexico.
The people of Vera Cruz manifest
much joy at their expected arrival.
Among the passengers by the Man
haitian are the British Minister Scarlet,
returning to England from Mexico, and
Lieut.. Bazaine, with special dispatches
to Napoleon.
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ST: LOUIS, Dec. 9.-Hon. John Ho.
gan left for Washington yesterday. He
Will contest General Piles seat in the
4Oth Congress.
The official report gives the number of
deaths from cholera in this city from
the 9th of July TO the 9th of Novem-
per, at three thousand five hundred and
twenty-seven.
Heavy SHOWS have fallen on the
plains, and outgoing trains are suffer
ing: Two surveying parties belonging
to the Pacific Railroad, recently arrived
at Salt Lake, one by the Southern and
the other by the Northern routes. Both
routes are pronounced feasible. An ex-
cellent grade has also been found along
Humboldt river.
After nearly a week of mild weather,
1t turned suddenly cold last night, and
the mercury has been several degrees
below the freezing point all dav,
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Nom Ynrk MOLE

New York, Dec. s.-The steamship
Britannia, from Glasgow, three DAYS
out, 1t is feared has been lost. She had
large number of passengers.
An Alabama correspondent saws that
the bill recently introduced in the low
er House of the State Legislature, pro-
viding for qualified negro suffrage. al
though it was laid ON the table, is sig
nlhcant OF great change in public
sentiment. A prominent member of
the Legislature stated that the bill could
be passedif any assurances were given
that It's passage would insure the re-
admission of Alabama. The ultra
Union men are more opposed to uni
versal suffrage than the old Conserva-
t1ves. A bill incorporating the New
Orleans, Mobile and CHATTANOOGA Rail-
road has become alaw.
On account OF the enterprise of the
United States and European News As
ISOLATION in placing before the country
superior Geographic report of the
news of the day, through the columns
Of the papers, that association, the
choke dog gang in this city, are resort
ing to all sorts of infamous talsehoods
in order to bolster up their decaying in
stitution, yclept the New York Assoc
ciated Press, and even in personal
abuse. The:business men Of this citv
fully appreciate their etfete system, are
rapidly giving their patronage to those
journals whose enterprise place before
their readers the latest, and only
reliable news.
The second steamer for the San Fran
cisco, Japan and China mail line-the
Celestial Empire-was launched to-day
and will be ready March LIST.
The Government has commenced a
suit for the recovery of $4,000 from
John Devlin, the principal operator in
the Brooklyn distfllery frauds.
The steamers Germania and City of
Boston to-day took out $500 in
specie.
The Commercials special says: The
National Military Asylum Board has
decided to locate an asylum at Mil
waukee and another in Ohio.
The Senate will pass over the Presi-
dents veto the acts admitting Colorado
and Nebraska as States, although Sum-
ner, Grimes, and perhaps two or three
them.
The Senate Finance Committee will
hear arguments in favor of the repeal
of the cotton tax at an early day, but
the chances are that no change will be
made.
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WAsHINGUoN, Dec. S.-The argument
in relation to Rank cases in New York
will be heard on the 18th. The question
is as to whether stock in National as
we'll as State Banks holding United
States securities is subject to taxation.
The case has already gone through sew
eral phases and involves probably the
largest amount of money ever before
argued before the Su preme Court.
Counsel engaged for the corporation OF
New York, Mr.. Ogerman, Chas. O'Con-
ner, Waldo Hutehins and Judge Par
ker, OF Albany; for Banks, William E.
ETarts, BENZ: Silliman, Jno. E. Burrill,
Eleven cases are involved in the decis-
ION and two counsel appear in each
case. City tax payers are interested to
the amount of five millions of dollars.
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From Cnnndr.

MONTREAL, Dec. s.-The guard OF
honor before the hotel of the American
Consul at SweitsburS excites great
comment.
TORONTO, Dec. s.-Lynch, Mahon and
the other Fenians received the news
of three months respite with manifest
relief.
The excitement in and about the Ma
doe goldfield continues. The indica-
tons are that very rich fields exist from
thirty to fifty miles in extent.
OTTowA, @. W., Dec. S.-Much dis
satisfaction is expressed at the respite
granted the Fenians. Fears are enter
tanned that the Fenians in this vicinity
intend burning the Parliament build
ings. The authorities are on the look
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ToWingI Towinp.1


OEALED PROPOSITIONS FOR ALL,THE
~ salt towing OF the Ohio River salt Co Tor
the year 1867, Will be received up to 10 o'cIoCr
q. m, Tuesday, January LIST, 1851. -
the fats and baFges loaded.
=, The party towing to receive the barges Mt
the furnace landings on the Ohio River to
tow, pay lock fees, wharfage, and other ex-
to Furnaces. ifT777 49, : ~ 80
In making bids the parties will give the,
rate for each size barrels 10 tht. folloyrfnSs
points:
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nashville, Tenn
Madlson, Ind, GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Louisville, KY, Columbus, Ky,
Jacksonville, Ind, Cairo IN
rev Alnany, 1nd,p Alton, H.,
evansville. Ind, Quincy, ILL.,,
tauucanr N.Y. st. Louis, Mo-,
ANY party who may be awarded the contract
performance OF the contract
The Ohio River salt Co. reserves the riuht
proper. ' ~
The propositions will be sealed and adj
dressed TO Hon. v. b. Horton, PoIneroy. %.
R. R. HUDsoS, sec'y. novIs-fd
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The BuFnIng OF scOtr, Cutler d Co.'s
House.

KANSAS CITY, NO., Dec. S.-John Scott,
on preliminary examination before the
Recorder to-day, made full confession
in regard to burning the house of Scott,
Cutler & Co., Nov. 25th. Scott charges
his partner, Welborn, with planning
and executing the deed. Goods and
boxes were arranged crosswise on the
floor, turpentine poured about. They
had a lot of private tobacco in the build
ing insured for 5000 or $4,000; also
procured other policies which Scott was
not aware of till after the fire. Scott
was afraid to expose the matter, know
ing Welborn to be desperate man and
If he failed to prove anything, he would
lose his life. The examination will be
continued on Monday.
Snow fell to-day.
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MEMPHIS, Dec. THE train from
Louisville due here at p. NJ, ran or
the track on a trestle, twelve miles
south of GAINESVILLE, at daylight this
morning. The entire train, except the
sleeping car, was precipitated through
the trestle, demolishing the engine and
cars and killing James Mcclure, the
express messenger, and two others, Sc
verely injuriug 20 passengers. Names
not received.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. "a portion of the
wall of the new building on 9Th street
near Main was blown down yesterday
morning, injuring three persons-one
fatally.
The boiler of the portable saw
mill, seven miles below Henderson,
KY, exploded yesterday, killing three
persons and wouading several others.
The Commercials New Orleans dis
patch says, reliable intelligence from
Monterey announces the complete over
throw of the Liberal army under Gen
Treyino by the Imperial forces under
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New YORK, Dec. BY the explosion
of the steamer KeIso, reported yester-
day, the following persons were killed
Chief engineer, Reider; assistant en-
gineer, Wilson; NJ. WaIdron, baggage
master; VIM. Hall, firemau; and Jno.
Rowan, Capt. Cralle and three firemen,
badly scalded. The following passen-
gers We're badly scalded: Rev. ]. CowI-
ing, Jno. Rickete, Mrs. Southampton,
Edward Zoechler, u. SaughtelIe, Major
Carter of the Sth U. S. infanty, Jos.
Davis, Stephen Hayes and Chas. Nixon.
The inju passengers will be taken to
the naval hospital.
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NORWICH, CONN, Dec. 9,-Lieutenant
Lawler, formerly of the Ninth Connec-
ticut Regiment, who has lately been
imprisoned in Ireland as Fenian, has
arrived here, having been sent home by
the English Government. He reports
that there are $4,000 we'll armed and
well drilled Feniaus in Ireland, who
are determined to strike for liberty by
the first of January. Lieutenant Law
Ter will soon return to Ireland to assist
in the revolution,
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CHICAGO, Dec. Sat the Feniau
meeting last night speeches were made
by Senator Seaman and other disting-
uished Fentans. AT the conclusion of
the meeting 500 men enlisted in the
Army of the Irish Republic. Subscrip-
tons were also taken up and a hand
some sum realised.
The Times Springfield special says !:
Another candidate appeared in the
arena for Senatorial honors. Gen. E,
B. Washburne's appearance makes
Trumbulps chances doubtful. There
are now five candidates as follows ::
Trumbull, Washburne, Oglesby, Lo-
gan, and Palmer.
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Special to The 1rseuigeueer.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. s.-The Persia. from
New York, arrived at Queenstown.
PARIS, Dec. SIT is stated that the
French Government sent reassuringdis.
patches to the United States Govern
ment In regard to the Mexican cues
ton. Ne9
LONDON, Dec. st is reiterated in
various circles that dissensiops have
occurred in the Derby Cabinet on the
Reform question.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Section firm; mid
ding uplands lid. Breadstuffs un-
changed.
LONDON. Dec. s-Noon.-Consols ss1I
for money. U. S. 5-2Os II; Erie 46s<:
Illinois Central Tx.
GLASGOW, Dec. s, P. MA leading
paper asserts that D'Israeli having in
timated that his resignation was con-
tingent upon the present Cabinet &C.
cepting liberal reform bill, Lord Der
by has conceded to D'Israeli's views,
and bill in accordance Herewith will
soon be placed before Parliament.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. s, P. M.-Two cav
airy regiments have been sent to Ire
land to suppress the insurrectionary
movements in progress there.
ROME, Sunday, Dec. 9.-Nearly all
the French troops left Rome, and the
forces are still evacuating the Papal
dominions. The troops have taken
steam transportation at Civita Vechia,
FLORENCE, Sunday, Dec, o. The
Convention between the Italian Gov
eminent and that of the Pope in rela-
ton to the assumption of the Papal
debt by Italy, has been signed.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sunday, Dec. o.
The Russian Government annulled
the special laws of the Empire, relative
to the church relations with the Papal
Government, which are suspended.
LONDON, Sunday, Dec. 9.-Advices
from Constantinople state that the
means of the Cretan insurgents are ex.
hausted, aud they are unable longer to
resist the repressive measures OF the
Turkish Government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-10
From san FrnncIscn.

SAN Francisco, Dec. IA battalion
OF troops to aidS Juarez, will sail for
Mexico next Tuesday.
The Savage Mining Company have
declared dividend of 800 per foot in
The raw sugar imported here the pres
ent year is estimated at forty million
pounds, being an increase of five mil
lions over last year.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s.-Mexican pa
pers OF Oct. 9th, contain the official de-
cree OF PRESIDENT Juarez, annulling the
pardons which Pezuquira granted GER
tam Mexican 1mperialists of Sonora,
The French are still al Duranoo Int
the Liberals defeated the last BODY of
Imperialists inthe field.