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THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
Conclusion Of sasurday's Proceedinss.

In the Senate, Saturday. aftsr recess
Mr.. Groesbeck resumed bis remarks, and
read, amid much laughter, burlesque law
ing the duty of the Presidents 70 obscr We oihcial
GeCorum, &C.; declaring that such en- pressions
as "a body hanging upon the verge Of the Gov
eminent" were sub ects for impeachment, and
sublectlng the President to fine and i'm prison
ment for using such expressions or not observ-
ing the rules Of decOTum as there laid down
That, said Mr.. Groesbeck, is article IL. Laugh
The 18th article, he said, would be ayestr-
gated at length by hts colleague He would
only say OF ii that there was nothing to sup
port It except the telegram from Gov. Parsons
to President johnson. He had heard the ora
ton of one OF the managers upon this arti Gle,
sounding. soporous and sensational, and he
would ask IL that was the sort of an article
upon which conviction was anticipated In
reviewing the whole case he was glad that no
political questions were involved in this
The qpestions are: Where is the power of re-
mova lodged by the Constitution Is that
power covered by the civil tenure. Of office act
Can the President make an ad interim appoint
mentl Did he do anything mischievous in his
interview with Gen. Emory? Is he ts be held
of speech N-...
Stripped of all vestige these questions corr
PRISE the whole case. How meagre and miser-
able then is the case 1t Is simply question
OF the ad interim appointment that nav be ter
minated IN day, and of an attempt TO remove
Edwin M. Stanton, who stood defiantly and
poisoned all the channels of intercourse with
the President.
Mr.. Groesbeck concluded his argument as
follows; Andrew Johnson's administrator OF
the Presidential Office is to me as nothing, in
comparison with the possible consequences OF
your action in the government of the country.
No good can come of conviction on these arti
cles of impeachment, but how much will the
heart OF the country be injured if il learns that
the Senate of the United States was not remind
full, amid the storm and passion and strife OF
this hour, of the Constitution of its ountry,
and of It's own dignity.
When MIR. Groesbeck concluded the Court
adjourned
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN ENGLAND-A meet
ins was held in London a fortnight ago TO dis
cuss the question of suffrage for women. Prof.
Faweett presided, and the first speaker was
MI James Haywood, who, IN the course of an
interesting address, pointed out one extreme
case OF the injustice of excluding women from
political rights. On the death of the late NJ.
Ingram the sole care Of the MANAGEMENT of the
LiUsfTaed London Nees fell on Mrs. Ingram.
That Journal had an enormous circulation. and
Its conduct required the exercise of the greatest
care and talent. Yet the lady on whom the ar
duous task 6evolved was by the laws of the
land deprived of any share in the goyerumen Mt
OF the country. Thst was a state of things
said MI. Haywood, which certainly ought not
10 be permitted 10 exist. Thomas Hughes fol-
lowed with narratives Of. siAiIar character.
and finally petition TO Parliament was agreed
10, which sets forth that women are competent
by law and in fact, 10 carry on a business. to
administer an estate. and 10 fill other positions.
which, both by investing them with interests
requiring representation, and by anording tests
OF fitness, are usually considered to give claim
TO the suffrage
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DEATH OF Hon. WILLIAM e. RIyEs.-A dis
patch hOm Charlottesville, Va. announces the
death OF Hon. William G. Rives He served
his State repeatedly in the Legislature, was in
Congress for three successive terms, and repre-
scented this country in France in the exciting
controversy with that Power during the adj
minislratioa of General Jackson He served
three terms also IN the Senate of the United
States In 1919 President Taylor appointed
him a second time Minister to France, where
ne remained until the administration of Presi-
dent Pierce. In l-61 he was a member of the
STATE y nate and OF the Convention, and in both
bodies bitterly opposed the ordinance of seces.
sion. After the adoption Of the ordinance be
continued in the Senate and was one of the
staunehest supporters OF the Confederate Gov
eminent
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THE OPERA BOUFFR-Next week we are IN
Lave AT the National Theater the grand O,,sra
Bouffe. We need not say an ything about :. La
Grande Duchesss.7 Its music fingers pleas.
antiy in the memories Of operas oers. 1t was
the great success OF the season here, and there
Is not one who listened TO IL who would not
gladly do so again. II will be given three
nights, to be followed by that gem of OGen-
bach's, ia Belle Helene" which is said by
those who are familiar with 1t TO be superior az
comic opera, in music and situations, even
to 81 Ia Grande Duchesss" which is the high
est praiSr. ------ -
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ut he MAYORALTY. 't
~ CITIZENS, ATTENTION.

Whereas the DEMOCRATIC AND OONSERvA-
TIVE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE passed on the
1ith Of April. 1873, the foil owing resolution
Resoirsd, That the General Conve DtIon of the
of Washington be called to meet at Trades Union
Hall, corner Of Eiehth and streets, at "a o'clock
MONDAY EVENING, the 4th of May next, for the
purpose OF nominating an anti Radical candidate
for Mayor:
Therefore, the anti Rsdical voters In the city OF
Washington will assemble on MONDAY EVEN-
ING, the 9th OF April. Mt ~ o'clock at the tollog
ing de, gnated places for the purpose IF cleo
five delegates from each ward to the 4th of May
ventisn fer the purpose mentioned:
First Wsrd-Stott's Hall, corner Twentieth st.
ard Pennsylvania avenue. .I
Second Ward-GeTman Hall Eleventh street, be
tween \ and q streets.
Third Wsrd-Trades Union Hall, corner Eighth
and + streets.
Fourth waro-Conservatiye Army and Navy
Union Headquarters, 391 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Four-an6- half and Sixth streets, (south
Fifth ward-Dooley's He'll. corner Third street
east and Pennsyl vania avenue.
Sixth Ward-Rellow's Hall, corner Eighth and @
str, cts, Navy Yard;
Seventh WarS-Islsnd Hall, Island.
BY the Committee
j. w BARKER Chairman.
L. A. AIKEN, Secretary.
P W. HAGGERTY.
J. P. CROWLEY.
A DOnGE
W o HOLT
applet G.. P FENwICK.
n<OFFICE or GLENwOOD CEMETERY,
uY WAsHINGToS. ID c., March 80. l85s.-On
moved to the entrance of the Cemetery at the head
of North Capitol street.
NH 30-td GIntChron& Repl Superintendent.
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REVENUE.
ASSESSORS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON CITY ID q
TO ALL WHOM ITMAy oONsERN.

Nofies as hsTeby giren, That the annual assess
meDt list for income Of 1871. and special tax for
los IL now in this office. ass 7>h street, open 10
tie inspection Of all, and viii remain for the
spsee Of TES DAYS FROM THE 23p DAY OF
APRIL, 1e6e, for the purpose of enabling Tax
Payers TO appeal from the assessment Of the As
sistant Assessors; after the time thus de,gna ted
The st will be returned TO the Collector for coec-
ton, and cannot be rectifed-
All appeals must be in writing, And must spec.
lfy the particular cause. matter thing Respect
ing which decision Is requested; and shall more
over. state the ground principle Of error com
planned Of" p NJ PEARSON,
Assessor District of Columbia.
April Goth, 1853. ana IDf
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~ The coroner's jury in the Erie Railroad
disaster have rendered la verdict, de ,larin that
the speed ofthe train at the time OF the accident
was thirty miles an hour, which, considerins
the condition Of the rails on tina: section. WA,
too fast for safety .yFs -sa s.l
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sTo Be- or not $40 be- Is ,zs question jnst
now sg1tsting the public mind, in view OF the
CONTROVERSY whether the President dominated
General SehOheid IN place Of Mr.. Stanton sre.
moved" or "to b. removed tsfc- RI. 7
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me southern Elections.

Ne1Tn vARoLINA.-The returns come in
elOv3y, hof render the ratification of the Oou-
sttts66(4uite certain. The Radicals claim Its
yaj0codon by several thousand majority. Hon.
N. Boyden (Conseryauve) is elected TO Con-
gress BY 1850 majority. G. Il
LoUIuANA.-Further returns from the con n
try parishes do not materially afsct the res uIts
sIready given, the ratification Of the con stitu-
tion and election of the Radical ticket by large
majorities.
CHOCOLATES Radical majority in the city
of savannah and county, so far, is 1,S50. The
counting will be resumed to-day. Scrbner
county-Bullock, e73; Gordon. 225; Cliff, $40;
Fitch, pa Richmond and Burks counties will
give the coBesitution and Bullock from 30O0 TO
! s,Ol0 majority. The Radicals claim the district
by 1g.o0e majority. 81 IIttEI
50 From Blanchard & Mohun we have Har-
per's Bosor for May 9. i5-ih r.4A
- Capt Phillips regv- ration commissioner
and comma nder of coiol militia In Memphis,
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TEE CrTY COUNCILS will doubtless peri ,ct
the bill tonight providing for more election
Preeinee Ii is impsratIvely necessary that
provision should be made at once IN secure ad.
diiional voting facilities at the coming election,
and severe blame will follow the failure 10
furnish ample opportunity for all voters TO
cast their ballots
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TEE ONO SESATxhas indefinitely postponed
A7bill to allow q higher rate Of interest than
six per cent. on special contract
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Building Materials.
BUILDERS DEPOT, 562 Seventh Street
1SJ5-ESTABLISHED-

Building Materials.
BUILDERS DEPOT, 500 Seventh Street.
1s55-EsTABLIsHED-
We would call the attention of CARPENTERS
very extensive and unsurPssse variety Of build
on hand in quantities, rs follows, viz:
y; sSs i.'; syiss and su.y
Ss;Hs ESPs (; Esr sSx sSs;
Large ics q DOOR FRAMES and DOOR
SASH. &o6S ,sEATE ard \ ARstE MASTsts,
~ S6sIs ns aEnss PAss
SHE sHGTTgRs in use Also, STAIR "a RxILs,
6s entre .na Of bndDfs no to
sliy to be found ready made ths'e We furnish at
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
Nails ois and iock SoF
ksgss ;l s.sa I'M s saa sHtE
STh sksh cosp sosgEtWhsE buT% .S5
sTRAR Of ~ Ind sPa
PATENT GONG DOOR BELLS.
aPATINr WEArHEB sTRIPs-kesp out cold
In winter and dust in summer -IrTI
LSfHsss ssH TS.fL Isl rssVs sHsb Hone
&c., &c. ell Of which We guarantee ct toe lowest
Orders left With No for PAINTING. Plastic.
ING and BkICKLAYING promptly offended 70.
sl BUILDERS DEPOT,
lf $50 seventh street. 49,
aD i6. eest - 81. W. HAMILTON q 90.
ELoUsi rLo.uRll ~ = "a, p
Frederick sud Washington County, Flour. all
Eadee virEnis Ilors, eli eradss Mil fssds
Our veoefpts arc nom the produeers to rs. hence
10 mt0dle men conctllAt .f5-sH | "a ~
baker : trade specialiy solicited 80 -, :, :.
Grocer and dssisrs sugeIisd on liberal margins
WM n. GAIT CO.
Indiana avenue and lat street,
MI near the Depot,
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rMINERAL wATERs ON DRAUGHT

I ~ " :. " "
MILBURN' s POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN,
No. $50 Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury.
ARTISAN WELL WATER, from LouisviIIe
Kentucky.
EXCELsIOR, CONGRESS-. EMPIRE and
HIGH. ROCK CONGRESS WATEkS from Sara
toRa
kIsSINGER, yICHY and SETTER WATERS,
manu- featured from rect analy ses of these IA
nous European Springs
KATALYsINEw WATER, from Gettysburg, by
the case. at lowest rates. ap23-lms
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. REGISTRY NOTICE.

NJ REGISTRY NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given TO all qualified voters in
the FIFTH wAkD that the Judges of Election
gres, approved February S, 1851. entitled An act
TO punish ILLEGAL voting In the District Of Colum
oia' and Tor other purposes" viii be In session At
No. 80 EAST CAPITOL ST., SOUTH SIDE,
betwe LIST and I'd streets east,
on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 18th, aud 18th inst =,
from o'clock to clock .. m. and on WEDNk5
Of eesvns and 70 hsr o the
ne act Of Congress entitled - An act 20 regulate
provides tina each and every male person, eace ps
ing paupers and persons under guardisnship, of
no, been Convicted Of any Infamous crime or o.
iesse ana snassp9g persons who hays ySIrnisriy
so and sh Sse been BORN n on
lied 10 the United States. and who sbsll have re-
IN the s 81 OF
ash be .n: o.T to vote next any
irspebi.s. and sh Ill Be deemed an eisctor aeS On.
TITLED TO vote at any election in said city. without
tSs =: II E. citizen.
bring their pasurslizatien papers with them in
order to avoid 'avii s ss.S 5SS, q Iss;s:
~wAR DEPARTMENT, =
u3 .r M SURGEON GxNBRALs OYFIcB,
Arm, sos!i.s e. sa ns
WRIT fssss'E o.Is..
q. 9. A.; Surgeon John Moore, Brevet Coionsi
Brsvet Lieutsnant C.ionsI, q D. A. viii meat T.
ani1ation ofAsistsnt surgeons, q: s. Army, q,
PROMOTION, and Of tsndiaafse for nd nissiOa Into
Applicants must be between 81 snd 80 years Of
age, ply slesliy sound, and graduates Of regular
ApPliestiocs for pernisstos to appear before the
Board Should be addressed to the Surgeon Cen
re:idenee and dsts Ind Dlsee Of birth Of the ssndi
! iTscssmoras1s q 10 Shar.sEer and qusiiafasions
INST be fussishsA. Is the aooaiesnt has BEE IN
/ The medical sefsice ef the array during the late
former fssE. aud dsts and place o. Sertice. ssd
te.ti1acr,si, IRON onicer With whom he he's ssrvsd
No allowance 10 made for the expenses OF Dsrsons
uDesseone sxazbi sasiea - MIS- An indisnonsable
The number OF vacs ncies BOW existing in the
Medical Corps OF the Army 10 thirty nine.
J. X. BARNES,
mhitot1el Surgeon General, u. b, A.
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IHE BRITISH SUCCESS IN ABYssINTA-Tbe
Atlantic cable brings news from Abyssinia.
Which has no doubt caused great rejoicing in
England The expedition which il was feared
would be tedious as well as expensive affair.
with chaL0e at last OF failing in its objects has
proved at an early day a complete success
TN Good Fnday, Gen. Napier made an attack.
when the Abyssinians Were defeated and
driven into Magdala, their capital. ON the
Monday following Gen. Napier attacked aud
earned the place by storm. King Theodorus
ana his two sons were captured. ard a large
number of his warriors killed. wounded and
captured, whilst the British loss was small
All the British captiyes Were found in the city
alive and well, and We're at once released. The
British force it was expected would immediatIy
return TO the coast, says the telegram having
accomplished the alleged object Of the expedi
ton. This would seen 10 denote that the
English Government had no Interior design as
has been minated, of the permanent occupa-
ton of any portion of Abyssinian territory.
The premptness of the British Government in
this case in protecting its citizens is commend.
able, and worthy of imitation by all civilized
countries.
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NOMINATE GOOD MEN.

As the ward nominating meetings are about
to be held by the respective parties, for the Sc
lection of city officers, II seems to be a proper
time to urge the necessity of selecting good
men, both for the leading offices n I'd for ward
Offices; men Of high character and GOOD busi-
ness qualifications, who command the respect
of the entire community, irrespective of party
lines. At this juncture in the affairs of the city
II will be suicidal in the first degree to our in
terests to be represented and governed by
brawling politicians. whose sole object in gain
ing position Is to subserye their own petty sell
fish interests. The future prosperity OF Wash
ington depends much upon the sort of men nut
in office at this June election We are at The
turning point of our career. and need all the sa-
gacity, energy, and integrity that can be brought
10 bear in the manager ent of our CITY affails
Washington city is no. what il should b. As
the capital city of the nation; and il is impera-
tive that the men selected for city ofirers
should have the intelligence and caDacitv 70
supply remedy. Washington city must he
made sufficiently attractive and desira Die As a
place of residence to forever. silence the arm
ments IN favor of a removal of the seat of pov
6rnm'nt 10 some locality better lighted. better
paved, and better drained. The task to be done
viii tax the capacity and energy OF the best
men that can be selected. Street corner poIi-
TEXANS will not do. We trust that every good
citizen will feel it TO b. his duty ID attend his
ward meeting and exert himself 10 have Tho
night sort OF men brought forward
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LADIES CAN HAVE THEIR HOoPsEIRTs
ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM's
HOOPsKIRT. CORSET and SHOULDER BRACE
MANDATORY, 40 Louisiana avenue, ',etweep
9th and eth streets. nh II If
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Mo-. +. CUMMINs,
u8 347 SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
Where the public may find, always, " what they
want" and that of the best quality.
SEVENTH STREET,
Two doors south of X and Northern Market
Re 5-tf
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PHILOSOPHY MARRIAGE now course
Y OF Lectures, as delivered At the New York
Museum OF AnatoRy, embra the subjects: How
Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed; The suse
OF Indigestion, hatulence and Nervous diseases &C
counted for; Marriage philosophically considered,
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
II four stamps by addressing: SECRETARY
New Iork Museum Of Anatomy and Science, OF I.
Broadway, New York. fe Z)-ly
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S TON.
ORGANIZED ON THE OLD PLAN.
Persons desirous of j'ining this Associate will
viz f'
LEWIS CLEPHANE's, Collector Internal Rev
enue. 46S eth street
IT HANsON's, Room No. 9, InteIligencer
N. " BURCHELL's, Grocer, corner 18th and r
streets.
N. @CALLAN's Office, AS 18th street, Room
No - ~
A: j. JOYCE's Coach Factory, ATT lath street
w. TBOMPSoN'S, Druggist, 18th street, near
New York avenue
GEO. H. PLANTS Office, Room 10, Plants
Building
=. SAVAGE, Hardware Store, Penn. avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. ap24 at
IVA GRAND FAIR
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EOR SALE-A very superior SADDLE HORSE
Il II blood. Warrant I'd sound, and will a.
be sold low owner having no use for him. I-0N
Apply at star Office. apH If ca
DECEIVED THIS DAY FRESH SUPPLY Of
IL the Great Blood Purifier ROSADALIS. Price
81 so per bottle, liberal deduction by Half Dozen
and dozen. s. CALVERT FORD,
sp2I-3t Druggist, No. 2S6 Penna. avenue.
DOTATOES POTATOES
9OrO bHshels prime JACKSON WHITES, snita-
BILE for planting table board the schooner
Lalla Rock. from Maine, for sale at 9th str ct
wharf IapE 81 PETER RERRY.
10y VIM. l.. WALL h CO, Auctioneers.
- Stores 81 and 81,
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street
CONGRESSIONAL RURYING GROUND syTpa
AT PRIVATE SALE.
We have for sale. if applied for immedi ateIy ten
of the most desirable SITES in the Con prsssjonai
Cemetery. situ ated the main avenue i'm the cen
trail portion OF the grounds
apEst W L. WALL & 60, Aucts
GREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND
NJ PIANOS.
One Octave Round Corner Rosewood <--
(Ro' enkranz) S2o0. zz-z 10Y
Booth $40
One So Octave. Rosewood. CNunns 4 CLARK, am
one Octave. ANDREW stpinD SIS. S''''
One Octave fSteward) $50.
The above Pianos, which have been taken in ex-
upon easy monthly in.taliments.
W q. METZEROTT h CO
Sole Agent fer Steinway's Pianos aud
apT3t Mason Hamln's Cabinet Organs
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LOST AND FOUND.

=
S.J ayoung spotted cow with white face the
right ear cropped; heavy in calf The property OF
j. FERGUSON, corner 4th and streets. a25-3 st :
I EFT IN MY STORE-On the 10th instant, a
IL CIRCULAR,which the owner can have by pay
ing for this advertisement. b. H. STIN EMETZ,
Halter. 234 Penna. avenue. APPS St.
I UST-Between United States Hotel aud corner
~ LIST and Dorth Lady's GOLD WATCH; open
face; black hands: black gutta percha cuain; gold
cross PIN and gold key attached lib. raj reward
WILDE given. Leave at 404 north b street.
ap 1885,
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81 From Blanchard & Mohun we have Ha
per's Bdsor for May g. i5-ih r.|A
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# Ell i q r "A RFIIC
Foreign and Domestic.

WASHINGTON, sJune IA Joint resou-
ton Of the Unio Legislature protesting
against tainpering with Impeachmont
Judges was referred to the Corruption
Committee.
The resolution thanking Stanton passed
= Henderson. Ross and Fowler of the Re-
publcans, voting nay. j
The Arkansas admission bill was re-
sumed, and after very long debate the
bill passed = 81 to s, as 1t came from the
House. The bill goes to the President.
Adjourned.
WAsnrrsTor, June 1.--At10 O'Clock this
morning the President conducted Schofeld
to the War Department. After the Presi-
dent left, General Grant visited Secretary
Schofeld.
RICHMOND, May Sl.-It is now probable
that Dayis trial will DO postponed until
October, as the leading counsel on both
soes have agreed on that times The wit
nesses had been summoned Tor next
Wednesday. Mr.. Davis has not arrived
here, in view of the possibility of post
ponement. H aii
LIVERPOOL, June Holiday to-day
and to- morrow. Nothing doing.
ST. LouIs, June LA large meeting
was held here to-day in favor Of opening
Bayou Manchac. A committee was APP
pointed to accompany the Mobile delega-
ton to Louisville and Cincinnati.
LANCASTER, Pa, June 1.--James Blu
chanan died this morning, aged n.
New York, June 1.--Gold 1897.
New YoRK, June Evening. Cotton
market steady. Sales $50 bales--Mid-
dlings Sc.
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Your obedient servant,
------------s--.- - ..-.-------------
@s Plumbago, or graphit

"a. Plumbago, or graphite, the
material now used in manufacturing
lead pencils, is obtained from q
mountain in Siberia-tbe deposit in
Cumberland, England, which was
used at first, having been exhausted
The present source of supply has
only been made use of since 1868,
and it is estimated that it cannot be
exhausted in a thousand years.
The above paragraph which is
going the rounds, fails to make men
ton Of the discovery Of plumbago
anywhere on the American CONT
nent. Upwards Of twenty years ago,
a mine of this material was known
to exist in Essex County, N. Y.
(near Port Kent, we think, on Lake
Champlain), and, if we mistake not,
it was successfully worked, the ma
terial being found, on experiment, to
make excellent pencils. The mine,
for aught we know to the contrary,
may still be worked for the purpose
named, as we believe it was con-
sidered to be almost inexhaustible.
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Comet Burners.

UsT ARRIVED-another supply Of those use
~ full and economical Burners with Convex
oval Chimneys to fit. the reflective qn sities are
such that with the Convex oval Chimney YOU
obtain fully one-half more light than with the
ordinary round one. Its shape 10 such that the
sides exposed to the fame are removed much
farther from IL than In the usual shane. TINS
preventing the danger Of breakags.
ALDO
CONVEX OVAL CHIMNEYS to fit tina ord.
nary stJIe OF Burner.
d-W Give these Chimpeys trial, or see them
In operation, and you will be at once convinced
that they superior TO anything ever offered
In the Chimney line For sale at
marz8 BEAL'5 BOOK VARIETY STORE.