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by'isvine ex@tuurdihas spits hero IN gss&ibi
him out of Office in that way.
Mr.. STEVENS said that within the last
two weeks cue cf the largest ncetings ever
held in the interior Of Penusylv ylvania was held
in Schuylkill, inpsrativsly demanding The
impeachment he believed tnr people ex>
pected the House to examine the matter, and
If just, to impeach the President. He init
mated thst Mr.. Blaine did not entertain hi1
present views against impeachment until af-
ter the election Of the present presiding ofh-
Ger Of the Senate, and referred 70 the remark
of that gentleman. that be preferred the
present Executive remain in Office rather than
have the sAilly shally ways Of the Senator
from Ohio, Mr.. Wade, introduced into the
position.
MS BLAME denied having made. he
statement, though he admitted having ex-
pressed his preference for Mr.. Fesssnden, in
case of the removal Of the President, and
intimated that il was not exactly proper for
Mr.. Stevens to retail private couvsrMtion.
Mr.. BOUTWELL, expressed the Wish that
Mr.. Blaine should. withdraw his resolution
till Tueoday q Wednesday. "a
Mr.. WILSON moved the adjournmspt
that ne Judiciary Committee might haze
time to investigate the matter more ther-
oughly.
After further debate Mr.. BENJAMIN
moved TO table the resolaticn, which was neg.
atived, SO against 78.
The previous question was then seconded,
and the House, without disposing of the sub,
Jecs, adlQDned. M @ ~
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FROM EUROPE.
NEv YoRK, March %.

NEv YoRK, March %.
The London Times urges the arrest Of
every semi-American who may be found
spreading treason among the people.
Fhs Cork Erupiner, of the 9th, says
The insurrection which Thursday seemed all
but suppressed, has in one direction begun
again TO assume serious aspect in Limerick
and Tipperary. W - ''-vAa
Much of the panic that prevails is we will
not say unreasonable, but .upfounded- The
entire NprA of ireland and West of Ireland
remains tranquil In this county the move.
nent seems to be formidable. Kerry and
Watesfbfd are tranquil. = asFes2. - rrrlssf
I The remains Of .Artemps Ward have been
temporarily placed in vault at Kensal
Green Cemetery, Loadon, from whence, in
accordsacowifh his dasirs, hs nay be con
veyed TO america. For nine days before III.
death he was quite .inopqtae. BY his wlll
healexsss The bulk a. n Dfoperiy 10 M
mother. His love ~ ehil3fen i, shown By
the extraordinary number Of his legacies &c
persons of tender years. What he be.
qn4kNd ID eother 4 her d1atA IL 10 Z
vet & 6uet, % ADnces EresaeS 10 ~ ~
IN aid OF an asylum for aged and decayipa
print4Y6. t-SAtt - sss2s iiipi7As sr7s-t y
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, March %.
The stockholders in the proposed bridge
company met last night, and formally organ
lied by the election of Chas. K. Dickinson
President, James Rlackman Vice President,
James C.. Cabot Secretary, Amos Calling
Treasurer, and j. B. Eads Engineer. Sew
'eral railroad companies and eastern capital
lists are interested in the project AbundaDee
Of money is guaranteed, and the surveys are
commenced. The bridge viii be located at
the foot of Washington avenue, will be OF
the truss pattern. built OF stone, and will
have double railway track, with spaciops
wagon way, and footpaths above the railroad
track. The carriage way will be on q level
with the strseh shd the railway will enter
the earth through tunnel on a declivity be-
tween I'd and Sd streets, and emerge at q
point several sqnares west,
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500 PAaIs, March %.
tits annotnced that Emperor Napoleon
favors q confederation of the Governments Of
France, Holland, Belgium and Switzerland,
sgainst Prussia. 8sg
The Miahtonamah and other vessels Of the
American feet are still at Fort Mahon.
FLoRKscr, March a.
The National Parliament was inaugurated
to-day by Victor Emanuel, who delivered the
usual speech from the Throne,
LosDoS, March y.
The Brazilian mail steamer has arrived ct
Brisbon, from Rio Janeiro.
Active operations were resumed against
Paraguay. The Allied feet had shelled For
tress Humeota.
When las, heard from the Spanish Squad.
ron bad come in sight and was pursuing the
combined Aeets of Chill and Peru.
QrEKssrows, March %.
The steamer City OF Antwerp, from New
York, arrived to>day.
LIVERPOOL, March %.
The steamer Dutchland, from New York,
arrived ct Southampton yesterday.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

50 CfsciSSAri, Ohio, March %.
w, W. Smith, for long time connected
with the telegraph Office in this city, has been
elected Vice President of the Indianapolis,
Cincinnati Il Lafayette Railroad company.
At meeting Of the Democratic Executive
Committee last night, letter was read from
Sam'l W. Pike, declining the nomination as
a candidate for Mayor No action as yet has
been taken in the matter.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEw YoRx, March %.

NEw YoRx, March %.
The extent Of the failure Of Ogden 4 Rob-
inson is exaggerated. The amount of their
liabilities is stated 10 be $1,000, 900. The
firm has not been dealing in Governments 10
any extent, for more than year The iosses
are reported as arising from speculative
transactions in Stocks aud gold. II is be-
lieved their losses will not exceed $4,000.
The steamer Harriet Lane, having been
released by the Spanish Govssnnent, leh
Hsvanna on the l7th, In charge Of Capt
I,ann1er. she stopped at Charleston ON the
25th for the purpose Of coahng, and may be
expected at this port about Tuesday next.
The Fenian Senate continued in session the
greater part of to day, and viii probably not
adjourn before Tuesday. Nothing positive has
transpired regarding their deliberations, bu,
1t is well understood that preparations for the
coming Canadian Campaign, occupied the
principal part of their attention. As yet
nothing has come to light of the negotiations
between certain sections ofthe organization.
NEw YoRE, March %.
The steamer Ocean Queen, for California
on the 2lst., is still outside the Bay wind>
bound
The Winter Garden theatre was entirely
destroyed by FIRE this morning, All the
properties of the theatre, including the mag.
nihcent wardrobe of Edwin Booth, were con.
sumed. The Southern Hotel, adjoining, wa
badly damaged. Loss about $500, 900.
LATER.
By the Winter Garden FIRE Edwin Booth
lost his entire wardrobe, valued at from $40,.
600 to 100000. 1t includes many family
jewels, some Of which belonged to his father,
! He 10 act insured
! The loss on the theatre is about $50. 900
not insured. The damage to the Southerr
Hotel is Sl5,0 The building is owned By
Pierce, OF the Lafarge House, and is valued
at 100000, damaged by water, which il
lowered by insurance,
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FROM BOSTON.


Bosres, March %.
Wm. II. Lane, formerly doing business as
Broker, on State street, is under arrest for
obtaining $500 from J. Gooding, on O
forged draft, purportiug to be signed by l..
g. Ward, of New York, for 700 pounds ster-
ling. Gooding took the draft as collateral.
A young man named VIM. Hall. was ar.
rested yesterday, for attempting to pass q
counterfeit Eve dollar bill on the People
Bank of Jsckson, Michigan.
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za,Iraaa Anciasnt.

WoopsTocx, c. W., March %.
The night express tram going wess raj
into freight train near Woodstock thi
morning. Mr. Rollers, mail agent, killed
Mr.. Farrell, conductor, seriously scalded
and Mr.. Gilman, express messenger. badl,
hurt. The express car and baggage car tool
FIRE, and everything inside burned. The ex
prass safe ia supposed TO contain $50. 900.
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/ ..sr~ssz CrrcnxA1y, March a.
| |Afsri661, mseAs1y killi1s one passsaees
- ss's'.'l = s:a 1 s ~ .:s.s Z
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.sns ef Menrx CIat

Loufsvrf.Is, March %.
The Henry Clay statue will be nsugur.ted
in the Court House on the 18th Of April
Robert c. Winthrop. Of Mass, delivers the
address. Millard Fillmore and A. II. Ste
phens are expected to be present
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Negro suErags AaspssA ~ Asgusta, &C..
s1 AuGusfA, 0As, March fs.
Ata meeting to night TO nominate . can
didste for Mayor, . resolution was adqpts
ed. slIowing ceiorsd eitissas 70 b rsgiaisrsds
ssass ~ r AerL s' 4 $
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A wisconsin woman lately Tried 10 collect
FIVE thousand dollars insurance ON log Of
wood, which che had placed in coffin and
buried as her husband, hns the trick was dis
coyered
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rE ~ EesS ~ a. tfzf
Active Operations Against
Paraguay 0esumed.

Smelling Of Fortress Humeota.
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GOLD CLOSED 134 Ia
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DxS.aSTRO Us FIR E.

Winter Garden Theater Destroyed,
Heary Bank Failure.
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Distinguished PersOnages
Present.
Fenian Movements.

Senate of the Roberts Wing I'm
Session.
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Sfofa .Itanaa.

a.rx n.v.I.Iast Monday being sale day an i'm
:, rnemsa:oroWd assembled, az is usually the case.
csnnd many tacts OF land we're advertised by the
SSho1ff,. to he sold at the suit Of the State Tor
.t. fct The nv,nera sl11ared up and stayed fur
8, 10 there was no sales. Several
:s s..o- - n-,fs9 were nnt mn knocked down. and
lolsog t11 ~ t4 fi. ,1r;ces Raratpeil Sentinel
pteesy occo aon IN
Tie ueata pe;temt;er o1y IN
yisit the ste Of the new seaie ~ Ma; -
process o. eTecO9n enS fs1SI Fno;neer The
=: 90 aTervhoSv knoss is between the city
as 1aihs S and the Conparee River. It is some
th;ng I;ka the tE;rd OF mile below the Greenvile
Ra;Iroad and about five hundred feet above the
4;vsr hank The front Of the building is to be
e1,nnt Ave- .hnndred f5OO) feet in length, and the
.th;e,ness from 'front.' to.rear is to be about fifty
seet III s to contain five hundred (500) cells for
,,,en and:one HUNDRED 1O0) for women. The cells
Ave hv eipht ieet and Of ample height,
+.aIiseant; afad wa{ered and warmed. The work
+,a sar n is the flooring OF line Of cells upon
+he r;rIt t wing This is ersnite affair ut least
coot fS;ck and decidedly less easy to lift than
4Sst nf fha Ohio Penitantiary (Which was four
9 ;ncsas thick We are infor1ned), through which
Ga1srai Morgan mined his way 60 much to the as
sas,;sb,nent ~ the Keepers.
n,,.ra ara ahont A. hundred hands, mostly ne
eonioved and nov at work upon our Peni
sot,,,v hi labor can be hired for about seventy
nn17sS can4s ay There is no gcarcity Of labor
: ~ g I,ot .ot,a- rnS mon the market, such as
~ ~ 70 t'st.
~ a p granite sed in this Building is Of the same
s1,t1Soo thst nas} in the new State House, and
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATIMG ELIXIR,
fla.. Essence af Fife,

~ + z; !:
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Price, one bottle ST.; three bottles s.; sent ny
express to any address. :,
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all
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globe; some unprincipled dealers, however, try to
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Others. II the druggist does not keep them, write
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EUROPEAN ~ TEsTIMCNIALs.

- 4z.t ~.
Raoeiued dssrinq the month otf August, 1855. Il
LospoH, July 25, 1857. n
Il: Nrssns, sCa1o1rRma r. SoNB Genta: ] have puoh
spsasure In snclosnga document sIgned by the aras
oorposers ruusicnns and professoTs IN Europe held
sste} that f It my duty to take one them with me-
10 Europe to ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren. .Ghe enclosed sertihc VIII prove nov
sorVsrd a. dns nme dine, letter received from
tead, Mr, udlad, which Am sure must be crafty!
nf ss1xs 70 xsa 81 honor &, IN. ys,z
4 LONDON, January; d; Il. .lsss.:
'aT M1 nr.p M sa h:va great psste ID asking you.o
convey to Meslrs ohioieftng tbs e1gre. sion OF my
highest appeGval Of ther inshument RE consiaef
ture thst hx7e rio bat Of tho naest Grand Piano
ortes that bus eves como under my cbseryssion; eno
the Msst1s oiotns may wsa DO pr1ua ..
Hhch, for souch, quality, powsr and wofknanshipE
would be vary dculs 70 Eurpaes Y any part Of tho
wids world !: 80 -. y. -. :
- oHAs. D. ooLLARD.
rim Of oollnrd oollard. Piano-lorte
London. ..E5..:.t. =
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Jane, A. WsGli, Esq: -, -. 4,
MY pEAn you s1s gong oao1 20 nSv 1aE
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Firm Of I. Hrosdwood i sons pilno.fOrte Man1tisc
tursrs Is2rdon. 4 q, s.5.z-zz5s5 y.
Losnoa. July 90. 1876.
Ne,,rs. Chscke-in1 q Sons: Z.
Grns. have mat been invited by Messrs Oollard to
try GRIND Piano-forts manufactured by you, and
hsye no heaistion In endorsing tho opinion Of my old
friend Mr. e. D. Ooflard, via That It Is the dneBt In
DssTa me, gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
7,tio,o,s, from as os dtstngufsaea Artists IN Europe
to Netsrs. ChtcteTtrg @ S0ns:
LoNpoA, July as. 1896. r.
Having played upon Piano.fogte made by Messrai
Ohickerfng & Sons OF Boston aud New York, Il 1haqn
much pleasure In teaying to its general excellcnoe
For s1eotness and brtlHancy OF tone, dencacy OF
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes,
consider II really GRAND P1AN0roRTE, AND DRoIDfns
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EYDNEY sniIrH. ceyta. London. lali
Among tine ohisfpolns OF excellence OF the Chicken.
congratnatory testimonials to the Mesars. ohickerng
are the greatest possible DEPTH richness and volume OF
tone combined with brillsancy clearness and
perfect aYpnpess throughout the entire Hcale; ant
above all surprising duration OF sound the pure and
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most deucAts or powerful touch z.zz
During the past forty three years this firm ha0 manu-
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Passengers. *9
Per steamship Quaker City, from New York; " Wal
do and Lady, Elliott W NJ Sage Trescot, Mr. Val
entine and lady, Mcintosh, Hoppoek, Bessicks
and LADY, Rev F J Lanhem, F Berkey, Dr. J NJ DRllam,
W Easton g Fuller, A Fuller, Miss Jane Fuller, M1s
Deming, Miss E L Deming, " Bachman and lady, MrH
Leigh Miss Johnson semIr, " Patton j " Britton,
Mrs Farley Mrs W Coles Miss Mary Birchard, Froth-
ngham and Indy, " White, Jr, Miss White, W G Lane
Miss Amey Lane, Brimerly and lady, Miss Brmerly Dr.
Hubbard Col Jennet Mrs Glass and infant Mrs stau-
denmeyer. Hiss Drake Mrs Stearns, Miss Miller Mrs
" Forresson, Miss Opdieke, Miss Westeu, and IN
steerage.
fort and Hilton Hoa1-J Stanton, NJ Wall, g Cromwell
Diamond, A Chase E Jacobi c Newt Robinson, L
Hoffman, Thor1e, M A1sina W sayre " Hennings.
Brown, Holbrook, Feddis, D Caherty, Mills, =
j Rice P Smith, S Rolnnd, Vail and lady, Rev
" Moore, W Moore F 8 P1eroe Gen Gill, q A,
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THE OLD MILL.

Don't you remember, Lily dear,
The mill by the old hill side,
Where wa used to 90 In the summer time
- and witch the foarny tide;
And toss the leaves Of enS ans Sseen
Where they foated away IKE eIneralds,
In food Of golden h.nt?
And the miller, love, with his aloueby cap
And eyes of mildest e."
plodding about his dnsfr Hurk,
Singing the hve-lc. & dky
And the coat thu ing j.. the russy nail,
With many medley patch,
And the rude cid DOR. with its broken an
And the string, and the wooden latch
-e=a.z=55= lily, dear
And the water.wheel. with its giant arms,
Dashtng the beaded spray,
And the weeds 1t pulled from the sand oeloW'
And to send In scorn away;
And the sleepers, Lily, with moss oergroWn,
Like se1ldnelB stood In pride,
. Rreastfng the waves, where the cnnEs OF Elnae
Were made In the old mills side
Lily, dear
LILY, the mill Is torn away,
And factory, dark and high,
Looms like tower, and pufs Its smoke
Over the clesr blue sky;
And the stream ts turned away above,
And tho bed Of the river bare,
And the beech Is withered, bough and uuak'
And gtsnda like gpecter shers-
And the miller. Lily, is dead and gone
Ho sleepB in the vale below;
saw bis stone In winter time,
Under DRIFT Of SNOW: ss, q st
. Bt,t now the willow is green agn1n,
And the wind Is soft and stl,
T I send you sspEig 70 remind you, love-
- OF him and the dear old mill
- '.-E
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GREGG's IMPROVED
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The value of the Machine may be ascertained from the
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For Rights and Machin es address
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consider ohtokerins Sons Pianos superior to any
In the woHld. ...,zsz.,s q.
They ara unryaed for their singing qualities and lr
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pper notes sre remarkable Tor olearnesa sud pury
which do not find IN any other instrument while ihe
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for magnificent sonoritY. -
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.>
RUATAN, HON-Per schr Emma Baker-l20O0 feet
Lumber 5000 Shingles, and Sundrisa.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Carlotta-S bags and 376
balee Upland Cotton % erces Rce crate Crockery,
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Aa1usfa Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, February 11-FAAScrAI. AND CONNER
cAh-The tnclemency Of the weather during the past
week checked ell outdoor buness and the tras Of the
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1MpoprANT nERTIFIOATES,

RoCHEsTEH, n. Y !, december 30, 4ool
. Messrs. p a. DaAKz h Oo.-I have been great sui.
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D A &l'..-55f Rev J., Il. OATHORN.
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they have introduced every
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8. T....l880...X..

Another wonderful ingredient, OF great nse smons @
the Spanish ladies Of South America tmpaIng neaay
Known to the commerce Of the world sud We With1oin
lts name for Tie present. ,=55
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;onsienees per south CarolIna Railroad,
FGbru1rv 19.

February 12.
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Trenholm, Walter Go, W Dukes Go, Rod,
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