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w HISkY! WHISKY WHISKY

AT LEAST so PER CENT SAVED.
Just received a large lot of fine RYE WHIS-
KlE9 from the best West Virginia distilieres,
whiciI will offer at the following REDUCED prices,
viz AT $3.50. IS, Si and So per gallon retail
Wholesale purchasers will find great deduction
from the above prices. l will also offer GIN at
S275 per gallon retail, superior to any Gin sold
elsewhere than at this house for less than 50 the
gallon.
Received besides large lot of Imported SHER-
RES direct from Europe, and in bond at New
York TRANSFERABLE to ,Gs1rgetoyn custom house;
or French SHERRY. The Cette Sherry. such as
the New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore houses
have been selling to city dealers according their
generosity, at from SIS. $3.50, and 81 per gallon /
will sell same article at 50 so per gallon retail and
s. per gallon wholesale. c. GAUTIER,
apply Importer, 252 Penn'a avenue
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TIE SCHCTZENUEST.-The attra ction at he
eth street Park admits of no CESSATION Last
night there was vast crowd assembled, and
ny the returns the pecuniary proceeds were
more satisfactory than those Of the previous
day.
To-day the festival, at the hour OF our going
to press. had not attained the magnitude in the
number OF visitors as that of other days. vet
there was no doubt OF there being an excellent
attendance, and the expected presence OF Pres
ldent Johr son and other notaoles. will swell
the throng ere the shades OF night draw III.
Harry Lesli- will turn ring to- day in his
acts. instead Of walking in a sack
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WASHINGTON HoMGpATHIC DIsPENI

w : SARY,
314 C. street, between 18th and 18th streets
This Institution having met with great success
we will widen its scope as far as possible.
From the LIST of june next it will be opened to pa
tients twice instead of once day. 30
W. VIII mSregSyysIEs sndsayor to attend all the
N B.lThe POOR vaccinated FREE
For this p,nrSse we add to our present staf DR..
g From 2 to O'Clock p NJ.
~ T. 3. NERnI, M. D.,
G. S VERDI, M. d. sisf ~
From to O'Clock P. M, $50 IT ,asEC -
! WILLIAM HALE. NJ. D., Il ses ess-
G. W; SoNNENsCHMIDT, MD.
jeS-2ws I. s. VERDI, n, D., Secretary,
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GREAT SALE OF WATCHES

GREAT SALE OF WATCHES
On the popular one price plan, giving every
patron a handsome and reliable watch for the low
price OF Ten Dollars without regard to value, and
not to be paid for unless perfectly satisfactory
500 Solid Gold Hunting Watches. S25o to $3.50
$50 Magic Cased Gold Watches. 200 to 800
GO Ladies' Watches. Enamelled.... 100 to 800
loo Gold Hunting Chron'r Watches. $50 to 80
l,tO0 Gold Hunting English Levers. 200 to 25a
Hanins Am nRsa Wa,ehss ito 81
o,t0b Silver Hunting Leyers............ 50 to $50
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes....-.... 75to go
5.GN Gold Ladies' Watches.............. 80 to $50
10.C00 Gold Hunting Lepines............ soto rs
10000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches. 50 to loo
3O.GOo Assorted Watches, all kinds ..... l0to IS
Every patron obtains a Watch by this ARRANGE
ment, costing but $50, while it may be worth $3.50
No Partially shown.
magnificent stock Certificates naming articles,
are placed in sealed envelopes Holders are en-
titled to the articles named on their certificates
upon payment Of Ten Dollars, whether it be
Watch worth $50, worth less. The return
of Of certificates entities to the article
worth, and as no article valued less than $40 is
named on any certificate, it will at once be seen
that this is no lottery but straight forward legt-
innate transaction. which may be participated in
even by the most fastidious. A single certificate
will be sent by mail post paid ugs RECEIPT Of
elegant premium S. sixty six and more valuable
premium for SO, one hundred and most superb
Watch for SIS. To Agents or others wishing en-
ployment this is rare opportunity. 1t ia legti.
mately conducted business, duly authorized by the
Government and open to the most careful scrutiny.
WRIGHT BROS 4 60.
je SIM 1Ol Broadway, New York
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HoUsEkEEPERS, ATTENTION.
Now is the time to put in IA
FIREPLACE STOVES
while your carpets up, and in purchas-
ing them be snre To ask for o&
BIBB'S IMPROVED GEM
Or, his
IMPROVED SDIAMQNp.
ire place Gas Burners, manufactured at No. SO
Light street, Baltimore. and SOLD by the principal
stove dealers IN Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria, They the most Beautiful, Eco
nonical. and Durable Stove now in use.
Don t fofg get to ask for
BIBB S PATENT GEM OF DIAMOND
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COLLARS. ten cents a package

COLLARS. ten cents package,
Collars, ten cents q box,
At the Great Central Clothing House OF
Smiths, AGO 7th ST., opposite Post Office. 1:l9
PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star Off ce counter.
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~
IN SALAD DRESSING
prepared by j. w. Huckins who as chefds cuis-
Inc for IL years at the Parker House, Bosto l. gave
no little reputation to that hotel for his SOU q
SALAD DRESSING
and other elegant and nutritious preparations
which have received the highest comm .ndations
from many OF the most distinguished of the Medi-
cal Faculty throughout the country
: For sale by
q. NJ. p. KING SON
je26 rner B1a and Vermont avprua
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LOCAL NEWS.
THE TRIAL OF JOHN H. SuRRATT.
The Case Given to the Jury.

The Charge of Judge Fisher.
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NJ LER'S, 1O1 Bridge street Georgetown D q
We are now S selling SPINNER DRESS GOODS, en-
Also good Nader Calicoes at l2Ia: best makes II
and ~ Soe y yards good yard vide Bleaohed Mus
wide do, l2h. Is and Is cents; 500 Palm Fans at 3
cents.
jy 2-lms BENJAMIN MILLER.
The New York herald., 1867-03-23
THE STATE CAPITAL.
SPECIAL TslEeAAn TO Tn9 MeaALn.

ALBANY, March @, 1857.
Although to-day's session was busy one little Was
transacted outside Of local matters The only bills OF
general interest acted upon were the wharves and Piers
and State Excise bills both OF which passed in the
Senate
HOUR QUESTION.
The whole OF the session OF the Assembly tonight
devoted 10 the discussion Of the bill to fx days labor
at eight hours Mr. Ready, Of Kings county, the author
OF the bill spoke at great length in advocacy Of H. and
was followed by Messrs Cr1bben Oakley and selkreg.
The measure opposed by Mr.. Parker. Of Cayuga.
The debate was very one and was frequently in
terupted by applause from the Hobbies and galleries. which
were densely crowded. The bill finally ordered TO
a third reading by vote Of 90 to l2 two democrats
voting against It Both parties exercised great deal Of
parliamentary gymnastics otherwise known lodging
The political issues in connection with this question
so Ill defined yet that many Of the members wore
unprepared to take sides upon il, and while some who
We're present in the House did not vote either way q
large number remained away altogether 1t Is signin-
cant fact that nearly all the New York city Representa-
tves were absent The following Is the bin as introduced
oy Mr. Ready and now awaiting final passage
EIGHT HOUR BILL.
SECTION and after the lst day of Nav 1867 eight
hours Of labor between the rising and setting Of the
and service by the day where there is no
tract or agreement To the contrary
81 ne 70 or way ansc o
nor shall be prevented BY anything herein
he she NAV the 10 be agreed upon
af m sp,osT as s.. .oa % ss -
Of labor which shall constitute days work in this state
hereby repealed.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The Joint conference committee OF both houses
agreed upon report tonight TO the Constitutional
Convention bill. Negro suffrage Is omitted, and the
election OF delegates to take place by Senatorial dis
The New York herald., 1867-03-23
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

THE EASTERN DISTRICT MURDER.-Coroner Smith and
ury resumed tho investigation the Of the mys
terious murder Of John Fitzpatrick which occurred in
Williamsburg Monday night last. The inquest vas
conducted at Firemens Hall, Fourth street, h. d. Nu-
u,erous persons testimony 10 their knowledge OF
the case after which the investigation was adjourned
until the 10th inst.
ALLEGED FELoNous AssAriT.-A German shoemaker
named Antoine schmdling was arrested At midnight
Thursday by the police OF the Forty sixth precinct on
charge OF having committed feI0nous assault on one
George Schmidt, OF No. Dcbevoisc street, y. d. IL
appears that the parties drunk and quarreling Mt
the time Of the assault (which consisted In schmidng
striking Schmidt the head with hunt insru-
ment, probably hammer The wound inflicted was
not serious
SUPPOSED ArrsxrrEp suIcipE.--rbe attention of the
superintendent Of the Poor yesterday called 70 the
case OF young Irish woman, employed by family re-
siding at ISL Lormer street. H. D. VINO was found 10 bc
suffering from the effects OF poison. The family state
that the girl has been only two weeks their employ
and came from New York. She gave her name as Ann
DuRlinson, and her age twenty seven. On Wednes-
dny evening last they found her suffering with cramps
and vomiting, when ply was called In, who found
that the girl showed symptoms OF arsenatcd poison and
he administered the usual andotes She did not fully
rally. however, and II deemed best 10 send her 70
the County Hospital yesterday. The recovery Of the
unfortunate woman, who acknowledges being pregnant
u extremely doubtful
The New York herald., 1867-03-23
MIaCELLANEOUs.


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whole pages OF newspapers or the great fact sef
general way base our assertion a'e on ai he oSwn
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physrian IN n the United States
a greater variety OF diseases anu
1hrd-is system Of is based ar, common
fosrhHe has OF the deusons and pre3adiess se
si,s-H,s medcnss take immediate enec. upon sIsea.
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anpe proof that !, the sick are pst, whss
also be likely to scores Of people made well h
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o svs sas s o may T. S II ap%s % ais.
into the human y.m discovered the working % every
what Was necessary TO put healthy condioa Paissn!
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pursued i sornng q the citadel thai yictory
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timely BY false and cruel medical practices. Every
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drake Pills medicine which 10 in almost universal demand
alike stomach liver and bowels It has been tho
q withon,i,s well known baefa eGects
the q Dr. as
prove an immense boon the human is quite sure,
doing this every day by the timely thesS
pills. which positively nothng that inJure the
system, many hit OF sickness and many DOCTORS bill
might be saved. thousands will testify. no
other bll will ever BE- touched, and pretty certainly
taken They cleanse vvify organs ust
named and thus prepare the certain way for health and
Further, It may be said that hes
emergency. RE plan which embraces
the Foundation and philosophy Of disease, which Is all
portan Disease stricken the with intelligence
courage and persseocy Is almost to be destroyed
Played and tampered with, II increase ana
strengthen Dr. ScheDck pfses the former course OthoF
phy ysclan the part resulN
easily calculated what better daily demon1
strated BY Or. Schenck. @...t
Dr. SChENCK will be his rooms 81 Bond street. New
York, EVERY TUESDAY. from "a N. to Bpm A fnk
supply of his medicines DO obtained there all times.
thorough examination the LUNGS with HIS RBSPI-
|. ROMETER, s.. All advice irees DEAAS BARNES
CO., General Wholesale Agents for this city.
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NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1857

War to furnish arms and equipments TO the State Of
Tennessee sufficient for two thousand i've hundred
militia be accounted for by the State OF Tennessee 10
the United States govern ment was taken up.
Nr. PAINE, trepb Of Wis., explained briefly the merits
out two thousand hve hundred and inserting ten thou
sand
Mr. scarscK, trepl OF Ohio, supported the resolution
The vote was taken on the amendment by yeas and
nays, and resulted yeas l22 nays 2s SO the amend
ment was agreed 10 and the joint resolution passed
COMMITTEE PRINTING.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Lafin Ella and Cake
members Of the Joint committee on printing.
PLACED on The RECORD
Mr.. Ross (dem OF I'LL, was permitted 10 nave MS
recorded voting for the bill for the relief OF des
tituton in the South
Mr.. Van WYck, rep.l OF ~ T., offered the following
resolution which referred 10 the Joint select CON-
mittee on retrenchment.
Resolved, That more large guns or cannon Of any
Kind shall Be Or
by practical that OF the largest lies such
CHARGES n o Sss sa pd
eces carriages implements or stores Intended of sncn
Nus and a. n. ss %
which the barrel be lined for the purpose OF re-
ducing The calbre.
MISSOURI CONTESTED ELECTION.
On motion Of Mr. McCLURs, repl Of NO., the time
for taking testimony in the Missouri contested election
of Anderson and Van Horn EXTENDED for sixty
days
LEAVE or ABSENCE GRANTED TO THE STEAMER.
The SeEAKER stated 10 the House that he would neces
nave 10 90 anScnt from the CITY morrow,
asked leave Of absence stating that the first time
he had done So and that he be permitted 10 designate
gentleman as Speaker pro tenn.
Unanimous consent was given, and the Speaker desig
mated Mr.. Schenck 70 occupy the chair TO morrow.
THE SUIT OF THE UNITED STATES AGAINST PRoIEAu AND
OTHERS
On motion OF Mr. BANKS the President was requested
20 communicate copies OF the correspondence legal pro-
ceedngs and other documents relating TO the suit OF the
United states against Prioean and Others pending IN
the English Court OF Chancery and the Secretary Of
State was authorized 70 make the communication in
print
IMPEACHMENT COLLECTOR sNyrHE.
Mr.. STEVENS moved to suspend the rules as 10
the consideration Of the impeachment resolution
OF Henry A. Smyhe, Collector of the port OF New York
The rules were suspended-Yeas 95; nays, 80.
Mr. WooD moved that the House adjourn Disagreed
to.
Mr.. CHAsLHR moved the postponement Of the resou-
ton ill the second Wednesday in December next Dis
agreed to--ony thirteen votes in the Affirmative.
Mr. STEVENS then moved the previous question, which
seconded.
The amendment offered BY Mr.. Stevens substitute
for the resolution reported by Mr. Hulburd agreed
with the addition that the committee shall have
power sit during the recess.
The House then. at four o'clock, adjourned till to-
morrow
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

to- instructing the Committee Foreign Affairs 10 in
qure into the expedency of the United becoming
party TO thu treaty OF Geneva for the ameloralion OF
the condition OF wounded soldiers
TENNEssEE-ExEkruoy wRArPiN6 PAPER
FROM
The Senate agreed 70 tho amendments OF the House
resolution directing the Secretary OF War 10 fur
nsh the State OF Tennessee also 70 the amend
ments TO tho Joint resolution exempng wrapping paper
from internal tax.
CLAIMS INDIANA OHIO.
Mr. WIIsos from the Military Committee, reported
substitute for the bill of Mr. Morton 10 reimburse indiana
for expenses in repeng rebel raids II provides Tor
the appointment Of three commissioners 10 examine ana
audit the claims Of Ohio and Indiana and approprates
a sufficient sum 10 pay them The bill was passed.
The Senate tnen, at quarter past four oeiocS ao-
journed.
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

IocKwooD.-M Sing Sing, on Thursday, March Il,
ELIZA LOCKWOOD, in the 62d year OF her age.
The relatives aud friends invited 10 attend the
funeral from the Presbyterian church in Sing Sing this
saturday. afternoon at two o'clock
MULREASy -MARGAREr, child OF Hugh and Ellen Null
reany. aged years, months and IA days
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence Of her parents,
No 20 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, on Sunday aiter
noon, at two O'Clock.
[Fm Other Deaths See Seventh PaOel -
The New York herald., 1867-03-23

lieved would have received the sanction Of majority
He explained the circumstances which led to the intro
duction Of the bill The duty Of appointing Registers
had ucreasethe abors OF the Chief Justice 10 very
great extent Ho had no clerks 10 examine the vast
amount OF papers sent him from applicants for the
Office Of Register besides thsre were grave doubts as
the constitutionalty OF the bill In this regard The
appointment OF inferior ofccrs might be vested In the
beads Of departments the courts Of law; but the
Chief Justice was not court but only presiding Of
hcer.
Mr. CoSKLSe said his recollection of the views Of the
Judiciary Committee this bill did not agree with
those OF Mt Trumbull He did not think majority OF
me Committee in favor OF the BILL II would be
useless send this bin 10 the House, for that body bad
s biz han o wSa
proposed. He hoped the Senate would refer the
bill 10 the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. bixos, trep) Of Conn. said the appointing power
vested 10 the ons was srsa. sv
certifying not only TO their fitness, but TO their
politics
the Chef Justice believed the Law TO be uncons utonal
In the provision vesng the appointment OF registers In
s ss % m
right to get an er payfs decision u advance this point
He had right TO question the constitutionay Of
the court
Mr. snrnxAs spoke in favor Of Mr.. rrumbulls bl
and alluded % the tax upon the Time o. the Chief jus
Mr. BucKAiBw, tdem.I OF Pa, thought this clear
question under the constitution he believed there
could be no doubt Of the proprety or the pending
measure II due 10 the Chief Justice 70 relieve him
Of the burden imposed upon him BY the bankrupt bill
as 10 stands
After further debate between Messrs johnson and
Fessenden, Mr. ANTHONY moved to amend the bill BY
adding section that the Bankrupt bill shall take eret
on The FIRST OF June bot officers and registers may DO
appointed any time after the passage OF this act
The bill and amendment were referred 70 the judiciary
Committee.
TINS SCHOOLS or rHs DISTRICT
Mr.. DIXON introduced q resolution iustructng the
OF Education TO examine and report upon
the condition OF the schools OF the District &C Re.
ferrcd 10 the Committee on the District Of Columbia
rHr TREATY eEvxvs FOR AnELioRArfos oF THE cornI
rroS oy WOUNDED SOLDIERS
y Nj. MORGAN introduced resolution WHICH v0 agreed
The New York herald., 1867-03-23
Senate.
ALBANY, March %, 1857
iIe REp0RrEn EAYnRABIY

THE EIGHT HOUR SYSTEM
The bill 10 limit the hours OF labor days
work this State 10 eight hours the SPECIAL order
Mcssrs Ready and Oakley, Of Brooklyn; Cribben, " Mon
roe and Selkres, OF Tompkins advocated the bill q
length The bill ordered third reading. without
amendment. Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-03-23
YORTIRTH CONGRESS.

First sessisn.


WAHmsGfoN, MaFcn z< Aoos.
ssroacsssrr or yHp urrrrp srArxs LAWS IN UTAH src
Mr. FzRs, trep) Of Conn.s presented petition for
the more ssrnsen, enforcsme Of United States laws IN
- Territory d Utah and ,he b~iw protection Of the
The New York herald., 1867-03-23
MISC ELLANEOU.


A BsOLUTE DIVORCES oBTAINED-IN NEW YOkk
"A and states where deseron, &C. 10 suncicnt CAUSE
without publicity or fee IN advance Consultations re-
NJ. H0wEs. Attorney, ~ Nassau Mrces
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN ANY sThIn ss.,s
n without publicity exposure. Good N every s'ash
Consultations free, No fees charged until divoIce ~ y"
tained. GEORGE LINCOLN, Lawyer, " NASSAU 1rogs-
A LETTER I'd .LADIEs-sHoULD BE READ Al :. III =,
IN every lady In the land. Also 70 young men on snsy
error Consult Sddress, enclosing stamp, WALLER
POWERS. n, D., la6 Elm street
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