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THH AgRCHAxTs' PRoTBoTIyB USIoS, organized
70 promote and protect trade by enabling ia sub
points, have to announce that they will, ia sep.
TMS raSF:efS tStdtss m .nSix
IKE IKE H ainI ysSISTAE containing, among
AsorSr OF CAPITA, FISASCIAL SrAsDISG, AVID
KAriSg A. TO CEhDIr Of over iOJOOJ Of the princi-
and public COMPANIES. in more !hsu 3,Oy Of the
out tho GaSi staic. sr TerrSTS. 'a ahd Fc
British Provinces q North America; and embrae;
necessary y enable the merchant to ascertain at
glance me CAPIrAk, CHARACTER, AND DHuRgg OY
Es@spapsT BFsciorV. e9ntsiaSs IEo tItS,
Parl:aas rSlalrS T to each jo3rSa bn Wn cnS
Eiets guide to the press Of every county in the
=, The report, and Information will DO conaued to
bose deemed worthy Df some line Of credit and Is
the written statements Of tho parties ticnssi1S Wen
revised aud corrected by we'll known aud reliable
l"ghI eoIfesp0pdeHts, whose ehartgter will prove
guarantee OF the correctness Of the Information
igrntshcd by them, 4 i believed that the reports
wlll prove more truthful and complete, and there
iVts, sup9tot 70, anu VI much greater value. than
~ AID Of the MRRoANTILH RHPERHScHRH GIsrRR,
1usneSs men VIII be enabled 10 ascertain at glance
me capital and graduation Of credit, AZ compared
win financial worth, Of nearly every merchant,
lnanuiaetner, trader aud banker within tie above.
On or aboutthe nrstof each month. subscriber,
will also receive the NOHthiy ChronicLs, contain.
knt changes in the name aud condition VI lrIns,
,hT9ugh9nt th9 country, as may occur subsequent
Price gJihe GcrcidMisi Tni5m Hsrcaaty. Ref.
is F;S ' G agt'% %rs:s III II. 04 Ea
StI1y'rs, transportation putt.
8. adtii9a @ pdEtiSiptinG u q. PraGis, %iii
nt ms.Tra Lcopy 81 s MHFctErLa EisSGasrE
Vii Be e1dfS fwo s@pi"s %ni 10 u" ar s fi"n
va SHARES Y &c Capital Stock 0HIjs aTi"titd 70
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DErARrNENT OF THE INTERIOR,

WAsHISgrUS, september II, ls5s
ga tn" petition gf JAkvis CASE, II Lafayette, lu
ulAui, praying Tor the eNlru -luu OF 4 patent
granted ~ him on tho 10Th day Of Soyrmbrr,
lali' RESCUED ~ IL" lbth day " N"vrmb~r. lS5S,
Tor ah Unnr"v"iH"u' IL Seed Planters.
II - 3rd"r"d thaI III" satd petition be- hard at
l~i-"n may "ppn-" this extension uhrr,. ms
dep Us, mi other psT-'rs shrnrI b. ed in
'.''' .'N''' 9" NY Aay belDr"tn, day " hearing.
ELISHA FuOTE,
q p F.ftt
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HOLLAND. in Michigan, Is n town Of tbrco
thousand inhabitants, oil Dutch; 1t is as clean
~ any transatlantic Dutch city, supports
three Dutch newspapers, and the Dutch Ian
GuaGe is the only one spoken.
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Nina MARY WARBuRroS, who died in Hart.
ford, Conn, on Friday last, left IN estate
valued at about $3.50 600. OF this she be
queaths over 800, 600 to charitable purposes
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I wAsulSoTuy, D. c.. Sept ,, Isis
ca tue petition at hILvASTS SAwTER, OF FltcL-
nurg, Ma praying for the extension q patent
granted L. him IN the 2ih day VI June, ISL, for an
lmIIr yrluent II Machinery for Cutting Rattan,
A., th- application having been authorized by
tyugr~,. March ;, ISL
It I-urlrTrd that SAID petition be heard At tbs
oiuc" IA tn" !iIn day Of December next. Any per
D." may % pose .hl- rNt"us.ru. ohlerlIuGr, drpu-
.. ~. aud .th"r ptp'rs, should he filed IN ts.s
ym<st""lly dtys bgiDIe tho day 4 hearlng:
ELISHA FOOTE,
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Proposals
PROPOSALS FOR wOoD.

oFFfCE CHIEF QrARTERNABrsR,)
fOrRTH MILITARY DfsTRICT, 7
NIcRsBuEG, Miss, October !, ISIS.
Sealed proposals. in triplieate, will bg RECEIVED
by mail Ut this ofice until u m. on MONDAY, the
l2th day Of October next, for the delivery TO the
Post Quartermastet at Jackson, Miss, Of six hun
dred t6O) cords OF good merchAntable dry cord
wood In such quantities aud at such times as ma y
be required for the public service, at the post Of
Jackson, Miss, until March ~, 1862.
Proposals will be subject 10 the usual condition
mentioned In my previous Advertisements for sup
plies.
ny order u the General commanding.
J. q. CHANDLER,
Brevct Colonel aud Quartetmaster, U. S. A, Chief
Quartprmastcr Fourth Military District Oeg-td
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Ibh'ENsALS t'h 81 n ms
HANGS FiTTH MILITARY DrsrRtcr.l
OFFICE CHIEF CONNIssARI or sCBsisTBSCB, I
AusrIN, TEXAS, -, lsos
Sealed proposals. WHICH nas4 be made II trlpi
q. $, at galveston. Texas, until u IN . November
H. lstS for supplying the tut"i States troops aud
others drawing rstons at
Brenham, wasGiuston county, one company:
bryan station. one company
Liyiug;uu., POLK county, Que company;
wih saGh fRks BEEF Sy G@ P%SSfel
TIL" Contract to comm"nGs GU January J, lsCs' and
to C0utiuu" IN force until December 81 lSg. or such
less time a. the C"mmIssary General % subsstence
Each bid must be accompanied by the written
guarantee OF two responsible persous, who must be
prepared 10 enter lho bnhie IN te Suh 81 one tlou
sAud dollars Jor each company stationed at the post
MD must be made ont separately for each post
No contract Will lie awarded uuti the bids have
hs"n submitted IT, tie Commanding General, Fifth
Condii Gu. u contract. sud bid, sam, a, iu IRE.
BIDS ,mu,t b. r'a.aly ind 'rs"l ",Praro.els for
Acting Comult,.ary Of sub.!.,'u,", at Ga!vc'tou,
Gy order Of Brerr, May.g GsgcE2l Ksyaqld,.
..a,, c.. sAAMyEL cr;llL,HCG,,
pE"r osALs FOR CORN
Hs4ps'Rs Fcraru MILITARY Dt,ranr.l
OHPi sOR CHlgR CrARIEENAsLaE. 7
Sealed pr 'ai IN trr;;!ycaty VII Eg r,2eiyS4
sOsh day Of ocolsTii ,lS}st ! ,,, ls'!vcryvf
At the variop. military r5i, ia SS a. Y,ar Military
4 yis;ksGagrs, Nj, 100 ga,h.i..
S$:Ipi%5$$ii;l MI Nj, = 3 $Sft .3.,@
GG 1Gi1. n Ms; 81 .jlbqshsi.
moncs "a IL" 1t day of N'yrui.r -, I~I tn l.,
c1up.et- tu quantities - "uUIFuI fuI the s"rVIC'
I Do I. Old
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1CHT GREAT 1907
lou PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lou
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AID SOUTH
WHIST. SPRING sCHADULB
On and amer MAY 2ith, 1907, trains will run as
follows:
wasbiInstOn 7S.m. BnlA.Pors l2.lor.n.
SSp.m. 10. 81 "
ThB GREAT DOUBLB.TRACK ROUTE,
With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State-TOoua,
day snd night Cars, with modern improvements, aud
saving from four to twelve hours In time any
other routs; Two hundred miles saved to Western
and Central New York
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THR WEST
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THB NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, aud
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this routs from Baltimore hare
the advantages Of making all changes in UNION
DEPOrS. aud no FERRIES.
Tickets by this route eau be procured at the
office, corner q sixth street aud psun,ylvania
Avenue, under National Hotel, where reliable ilHOr-
nation will be given at all times
Passengers procuring tickets at this Vttce, eau
eurs accommodations u Sleeping Cats for EmiTs or
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner sixth 1t. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, u. G.
BD. s. YOUSU. Gpne~i Passenger Agent,
de3ly Baltimore. Nd.
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GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS rOR SALE.

OFFICE AsssTASr QrARTERuAsrEa GEXERAI,)
LOESlH H0rsruN AMI GRHRS srHRETS
,, INV YORK CITY, October d, ISIS
VIII be- sold AZ public auction, at POrt Wards
worth, STATEN island, gu tho ailh Instant Al |
o'clock, ,, ~ tho following BTILpiSCS' VIZ.
BARRACK, hGNl2 - we
OFFICERS QUARTERS 9I1.I
] KITCHEN, lsx3J
! STABLE, ike
BAkEIlOUsE, gIxS
Terms: Cash, In Z s. Treasury notes, 10 p.r
cent. down at time u sale
The Succos'ful bidder or bidders will bcrequlred
70 remove tho buildings rs soon rs possible fer
the sale KUFUS ISOAiIS
BroV. MAJ. Gen. aud AsstQ. Nj. Gen. u. s, A.
uCts-tl
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TuRotSn TRIIx.
!, Leave WAsHIsgroN, from Maryland Avenue
SUNDAY TRAINS.
n LsaVs WnEiSer9s, from Maryland AyGns
Depot, Np and II A. N. aud > tU, aud I:SP N.
LHLvp AhA1AHpaIA. from sorn@ ST. AAph
nst King streets. at . And 70 A. n md and .
=. n. and hon corner " Duke and Henry sHssts
at5;bPIh Q. A. STEVENS, 0sn I sup't
W. J. PHELrs, 0sn'l Manager. .sl7.t
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THROUGH LINZ BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
i PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

rCHEouGu LIMB BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
wA,Hrsaros, Ser. Is, lsR-noou.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run as follows, viz:
PoR NEW YORK, without change 81 cara.
Leave daily Except sunday at s. % q. m, H. 20
and y. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
l."ayo daily (oEcOrt Sunday ats.OO 4. n, 10. -
and s. iDp m.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York at go p. IL. and PhlsdOl-
phia st g. " p. IN.
slecTinE car, for New York on OOr H. train only
Through ticket, to Philadelphia, Kew York or
Boston can be had At the Station office at all hours
Ia the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for sohedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napulis, an the West. j. i. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation.
L, NJ COLE,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. \. kOONTZ,
Agent, WASHINGTON.
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Chnrrr F. ~ Powell ct a. Equity Docket o.
~" oigeet Of n.y. hll i to procure decree to
The c"mplaiuants having filed an AFFIDAVIT that
ne FOLLOW named defendants arc non resident
uflc said nlhtriCt, on motion Of the CnmplninhntE
" tlcir iollctors, McssTs. Lloyd LNssole, Il Is
Ordered by the Court, That the defendant.
rLuIlas 5 Powell, Charles y, NJ Powell, anil
m1hly Collier Powell cause the Rppea to 30
rhg iorly dAyS after this day otieLwise this cause
VII pc proceeded win 40 IN ease OF default; Pro-
pldtd, copy Of this order be published In the Ma
fore said rule day ,''0T i Nv
tTuerOpy: "... 81 a.. %.
tslEned) 80 GEO, Y, FLSHBR.
METos, ClorA ,,'fTTAr Fa
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Proposals.


OFFICE ~ PAYxAsrER U. 5. NAvy,I
~ CHEsTSET STEEEr, J
pU-f ~ riruIA. October =, ls6S.
>,AIal prep0.als, endorsed "PropGsals for SUE;
pllr. viii be- received at this othce until -
irlork m un tho 18th Of Oct1bl r. for furnishing
tho ntied Statos Navy Department the following
art rlrs, o. be of the best quality, and subject to
in.pyctuu ny the Inspecting officer At the Philadcl:
rhia Navy yard, whore they are to be delivered
Immediately, free Of expense tO the Gvyernment.
FOR EtkEN' up YARDS AMI DOCKS.
ln,'y- fr.t 'htri cummsn one;ineh Shgathlng
Boards II NJ HiESkELL,
uclN-td pAyinastar Y : Navy.
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Sealed pr" posaIs are ia t-,i sud viii b. received
aiatR day y Wciob.r. L1s f' for fnraTsbSS
nntrTiaI and c,ustTrrtinT tI. tuIi,,ying.ns,nsI
Guilding,, Va; '"' 'O''""'HS HA'''u
one Rick Porter, Lodge At National Cemetery
One stOn" rort'r'- Lplg" =; National Ccm'l"Iy
At Fort smith, ArEansHs
hI" wnuI"r PuT'tT.~ '..ds - s.! SllIusN Como
terry At Fayetteville, AIkausas
Plans aud SP-ciNcAitC rs can be sen at this pN!rr
and 1t the ..i1c" II Erryet Mai"r b. EckIusnu,
~" qua .irrlulst"r. Lutte Rock, Arkansas
The az my vt tn" hiII-r To- fuIhi iisRgrosmout
must j.. Itvyni To- IL, -. sfuvIlau 81 this dCIAtt
m,ul
NJ I."pytH|- wall hn entertained from any party
wht has h0tharsip failed IN his Gu "a ErT-uls with
ny branch IT the Government
lids will lee upyurd At the time above ualArl,
and bIid"rs arr invited to he present.
The United states reserves he rghi /, reject any
Or all bids
Proposals should h.. endorsed I" PROPOSAL. for
Lodge, 10 AFkausa., aul aIIru-Ssl 10 ID e under.
slgnrd.
army rHNS il FnMPE MS.
Byt' Brig Gen. aud CHIEF uuartsrluastrr, Depart.
meat Il LJuI-iaur. oCI-Ii
INppptSArs Enp .rnp 1srpt-TTI.pr ny
VIZ IiiI'yhI:' D. III w N ''LA.'D Il e. -
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pR0P9SAhs RORBu!LDIXdATHIEn ORDER
i LlhHT.nOUSEAND kEBPBE'S DWELLING
AT OK kkAR 81 slNONIs, NEnRnlA.

WAsHIS1ruN CIrT, Sept. n, IN.
Sealed pr"pJ-As DO received al ul, "'lr'
uui!l "E" .cInrE, ?. n, on FRIDAY, u" fih lay
NJ huIcmher, lSiS, for furnishing the materials
and labor u all kiuiS necessary f. r1nslrISt,
erect, and r"mplrt"h third order Lighthouse aud
Keeper = Dwelling At NJ near st, Simon =, H"or-
g'A, in sCcurdNDr" with plans and specifications
which may DO obtained upon appll calipn u this
uBse. W, Is. SHUBRlCK, Chairman.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oFVICg,

= WA4nINUTON, y, G, SOM n, l16S7
GA lh" petition u ARSTuE SNlru. u GIrArd, III.
uuIs, dyluF Tor the extension vI patent granted
10 lm 30 lh' 18th day " January 1856, i5r an Ina.
IIr, ..I.-uI 100 PlpuVIr;'
i ordered that the said petition lie heard at ms
"thr" "a iur ll,t dayof DecrlnDrr next Any per'wu
may 'rI., this ,NtCusiln Objections, deposit
Il. liz, i'rI other papers, should be- hlat 10 tht.
ode lWruIy iIy- before the day uf hearing
II HODGES,
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Railroad Routes,

WAssHiNGB0oS, ALEXANDRIA.
until further nohes, Local Passen scr Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria a. FOL.
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7 MI I'd NTATES TATENT OFFIIE,
WAsmlNuTuN, ID. e September :, l.iiS
ON the po'tpu u y. 7 BROwx, uf Dprcir.t-r
hdNaAclhs"lN, pray Ing Tor the EtrU ion uT a mat
cut granted To- hin uu III" llIh day II Dr,rmirr
Bodies ''"'
It I- urIrred that tho said petition b. hr,ri At
tHg-ulNr" ~ thu 23l layof November next An"
l"rruu may oppose this extension. ObIrc'iou-, H..
r,.j.ru-, aud other papur, should he ht"I In tn,
'hur ,wruy days before the day ~ hearing
ELISHA IOOTE,
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COLUMBIA DIsPEYsARY, FOR WOMEN AND
" CHILDREN,
IuLLnr NJ Eu,I III mn Il


Tl!g DigponsaTy Ia in connection with Colun-
blN lbspiIal, and II UpoGed for tho trea kmont OF
out door PATIENTS who arc supplied with Hedicius
Patients who are about to he conf and desire
TO Dc attended At their own homes, but who are
practtiUuer. " III BE- furuis she'd with medical alien
ton Tree, by leaving their names aud address. At
the Hospital with the matrOn.
=, Horks OF ATTENDANCE AT THE DTsPENsARI.
Wednesdays, from to i.n.Prvf. J. H. Thompson,
Fridays, from To DR.. Ashford
. CoIgmbia Hospital Is open Tor the reception Of
Free Patients upon orders OF the Honorable Sec.
can be obtained OF the burgeuu in chief, DIR, j.
THOMPSON, NJ his uuicr, Isl | street, between
Twentieth and Tweniy.tTst ian6-dly
y No, Il, DECEMBER TERM, 1867.
JOSEPH q. WILLARD, Appeal from the Su'
appellant, PRONE Court Of the
ggNJAnry 66LR TAYLOR. b Sts''''' o. 00'""'
Mr Cushing, 10 behalf uG Mr. Poland, of coun-
s0 for the appel liant, suggests tho death u Ben.
!aUls4gl" lay luo, IL" appellee IN this cause, and
hrNodec court for au ",dnr, under the 18th rulU
Of uO1W, 10 make the proper representatives par
Tics. On consideration whereof It is now here or
dercd by tins court that unless the proper repre-
c'ascd rs aforesaid, shall voluntarily become par
ties within the hrt ten days Of the ensuing ter IN VI
tHls court the appellant shall be cuttlcd To open
the record ~ S9id cause, aud to have the same
erroneous: PrgrGiti, That Il copy II the order
shall be printed ~ some newspaper ut the seat OF
government ~ which tho laws ii tho United Slate.
snail be printed by authority Tor three successive
weeks at least sixty days before the beginning OF
the term Of the snpramo Court next ensuingS6th
April
Test: H. W MIDDLETON.
aug7-dsw' '''''' 'Ou'' oH'''u ''"'e''
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" 7fTWN, D U hepTsmD|T 7, TTN
hAahIr., !" pr1ytug fpr the extension n pat.
Iati"u' Ers.i 10 pl The 81 day n December, is5l
't~i IlaI'ry . ~, 10 seven divisions, nun
"e"h"1"i b. -, -, 80. ~, EsI, 81, Ald feIssua
Spauumn''.I ~, aya.u r-.,,ur1 Nay H. 1871, ant
an t.hh' -''I, '"r mp we IHeut In Drain ald
ever .ri"fr iLai-s = pot uuu be-, heard tb..uf-
,.I, "a tue 81 lay - hrysmb.r next ANY DsT.Du
''"hNHY HPff" tbs sEIrnzyu DbrSf|ua.. dsEy.I-
rfHn rnsr HHl HH"F paper rIyHti 10 Med ia Il mo-
,,,., wru'J IHB o. I'Etfr H." day NJ nsaruy . ''''
So wv kll-IlA F,uTR
ltlAas- " u ss.4Gfr
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AL ordOrr. either Tor Hgeaoio. ~ for immediate
use, should he addressed to tic manufacturer.
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturer,
No Il Second street west, bet. Mas. Avenue aud q
street north, Warrington. D. &.
For sale by all DrUg-s'Orcs.
Trade supplied by CuAs. sTOTT. Pennsylvania
avenue, between four!and-a half aud sixth stS.
Washington, b, G. nuly
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hEPAErMENT OP THE INTERIOR,
~ UsITIpSTATEs pArEST 0gFl

7 7
WAaHISGTuS, Sept. I, 1855
Gu Y" petition ~ NAHUBL N MILLER, II bed
ham, Mhs7aehus-ll-, praying for the extension u
patent srautsd hn "a the 9th day Of June, 1852,
flr Al improvement In Combiued Anchor, This ap,
Il.ratluu having been authorized by nd II on.
grr.s. approved July ~, l--
+ J., 'rl"r.i that "a :! p"uu"n b hoard a. tat.
lille. ~ the gl day ~ Nuy-Hl,r next ANY nor.
-ru may .ppp-s this extension. Obtrritrn.. tenn.
. 81 .us. aui ytheT papers zIuu.i b. U.rI IN IN.
] no. ~ guy lays before the day II G"Arug
% ELISHA PDOTg,
sSIuiw Comm iEsiOnef ~ lfrsui.
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The many thousands cured at thi. Institution
wi,hln the last eighteen year., snd the nrmsrous
Surgical OlofAtlUus performed by Dr. JOhuItou,
Witnessed by the reporters Of the "Sun, AID
many other papers, notices Of which srI-Sr red
again mad again before the public. besides his
s!anding as gentleman Of character and T.siOusl.
bility' y sIfeisnt guafnnler e. the sldietel.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
Persons writing should be particular In attract.
las their letters 10 his Institution, In the foil.
manner. JOHN NJ JOHNSTON, NJ D.,
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
Jesly Baltimore, MARYLAND.
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PLEASE EEalE1IBER TIE NAME AMI
NUMBER
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-03-05
Interosting from yyashington.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Chro-
micle supports the Mississippi agents
application for Yazoo basin appro-
priation.
Two more impeachment articles
pending.
A bill authorizing the Secretary of
: War to employ counsel to defend
reconstruction officers becomes q law
by the lapse of ten days.
Wade presided to-day during the
entire proceedings. This probably
settles the question whether he will
vote on the final issue.
Farnsworth's telegraph bill con-
tains fifteen sections, mostly devoted
to the protection of the public against
fraud and injustice from telegraph
companies agents and operators. The
punishment is severe.
Chase writes to the Senate express
ing, In mild and somewhat indirect
terms, non-concurrencew with somepre-
hminary proceedings, holding: "That
when the Senate sits for the impeach-
ment trial it sits, unquestionably, as
q acourt. The Senate must necessari-
ia ASSOANo AcoAO0 Va AutoutlOu 10 I'LL
peach from the House, but an organi-
zation of the Senate into a court
should precede the actual announce
jment of impeachment on the part of
the House; and articles of impeach-
ment should only be presented to the
court of impeachment. No sum-
mons or other process should issue
except from the organized court, and
rules for its government should be
formed only by the court ITSELF"
Chase finds himself unable to come
tolany other conclusions than the
above. but adds: ST am informed
that the Senate has proceeded upon
other views and it is not my purpose
to contest what its superior wisdom
may have directed"
Internal revenue receipts to-day
S1,O54, 600. Gold in the Treasury
$1O6, 225,O00.
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FINANCIAL AND ConIMERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, s. O., March 4-Sales
OF cotton to-day ITO ba!esAmiddling
2092OH. a. -,
New YonK, March 4-Noon.-Gold
H.. Flour 5@10c. better. Wheat q
shade frmer. Corn 1c. better. Lard
lower, at 15(@16]a. Cotton 1c. bet.
ter-24@241a. Freights dull.
Up. M.-Cottoh more active and
advanced; sales 5000 bales, at 25.
Flour-State 8.60@1O.6O; Southern
9.60@14.75. Wheat shade firmer.
Corn-Southern white 1.l5@1.17k;
yellow 1.24. Mess pork-new 25; old
$3.50. Lard unchanged. Freights
dropping. Gold 4o2s. "
BALTIMORE, March 4.-Cotton very
firm, at "a. Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat steady. Corn firm
white 1.10@1.1 IL; yellow I.12@1.l4.
Oats steady, at 7S@8O.
CINCINNATI, March 4.-Flour un-
changed. Corn advanced 1c. Shoul-
ders 114; clear sides 1424. Lard
dull, at 15T.
CHARLESTON, March. 4.-Cotton ex-
Cited, land advanced 11a@2c.; sales
$50 bales-middling .23%@24.
AUGUSTA, March 4.-Market active
and excited; sales 1,O03 bales; re-
ceipts 340-New York middling "a.
SAVANNAH, March 4.-Cotton ad-
vanced 2c. and very excited-mid-
ding held at 25; sales 1,O97 bales,
with light offerings; receipts 1000.
MOBILE, March 4.-Sales 3,7OO
bales; market opened firmer, ut 2215,
but closed at 24-holders asking rs,
but no sales reported at this
figure; receipts sos.
New ORLEANS, March 4.-Cotton
active and excited -middlings "a;
sales 1000 bales; receipts Z, ,512. Gold
Al. Flour easy-superfine 10. Corn
firmer, at 93@95. Mess pork firm,
at 27.
LONDON. March 4-Noon. .-Consols
9315993H. Bonds 71%@71sz.
LIVERPOOL, March 4-3 P. NJ
Cotton active, excited and advancing
rapidly; transactions very heavy;
prices advanced fully asd. since the
opening-uplands on spot and to
arrive 9h; Orleans ga.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-In the
House, Immediately after meeting,
Jencks proceeded to urge his amend
ment, declaring that impeachment
would be incomplete without crimi-
nal charging. previous question
not being seconded, the article was
lost. The House then went into
committee of the whole to appear
With the managers in the Senate to
present impeachment articles. The
Democratic members remained in
their seats, but the others formed in
procession and proceeded to the Se-
nate chamber. After their return.
Gen. Grant was directed to report
the number of votes cast for and
against the Alabama Constitution.
In the Senate, the chair submitted
communication from Chase, which
wa was referred to Special Committee.
me ergeant-at-arms announced the
impeachment managers, who ap-
preached the bar; the accompanvino
members arranged themselves around
the back seats. Colfax was seated nv
Wade. Bingham read the articles of
impeachment. Buffers. which quotes
largely from the Presidents most
tal singing speeches, caused sensation.
The chair said the Senate viii tnke
action, and the managers retired. A
committee of three Senators were
appointed to notify the Chief Justice
and conduct him to the Vice Presi.
dents seat, tomorrow, ct l o'clock
Several votes indicated determine.
ton on the part of the Senate to ad.
here to its rule, Notwithstanding
Chase's letter. Adjourned.
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