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COMMANDER OF alaska
THE DEATH OF DAVID wILMoI

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Stevens will oppose
the new Alabama bill, though his vitality depends
so much on stimu.snts that the Democrats attach
little importance TO his detection.
Sendte.-The bill removing Buffers (represen-
tative from Tennessee) disabilities was discussed,
during which II transpired that the Senate judi
ciary committee are considering the bill relieving
all persons who have been loyal since 1862;
also, that senators do not consider the l4th
article part Of the Constitution. The matter was
postponed.
The tax bill was restored to its original shape,
after struggle TO retain the tax on refined sugar
and its products, and on turpentine. Il was
stated during the debate that turpentine yielded
nearly half a million of revenue. Sherman, dis
cussiDg the matter, insinuated that the repeal of
the taxes would result in q deficit, but he found
public economy could only be enforced by a ded-
cheney of means. The bill finally passed. 1t re-
quiTes the concurrence of the House in the reduc-
ton of the tax on petroleum and bitumenous sub
stances half, and fofbidding the drawback or
expectation Of articles exempted after April lst,
ana one-f fifth Of one per cent on sales OF untaxed
articles above ten Thousand dollars.
Adjourned.
House-Dayies introduced bill, constructing a
railroad and telegraph from Mobile to New Or
leans, Louisiana. Referred to the committee on
post roads.
The postmaster general was called on for a list
of special agents and their compensatons. and a
list of complimentary commissions, and why
issued.
Ino Dii pfOFiulnB iOE u faSAuOy IL tno OniCh
justiceship, passed.
The freedmen's bureau extension was resumed.
Maynard said be had received threatening inti-
nations from the h. K. X, of Tennessee.
II was denied, during debate, positively and in.
dignanfly, that General Howard was an ANAL
eamstionist General Towards wealth was de-
MED. Wood said he could prove some of these
things on Howard. The motion TO table the bill
was defeated by 81 to 100. Bill passed.96 to 81
strict party vote. This bill continues the bureau
one year from May next, and authorizes its re-
establishment in Maryland and Kentucky.
The appropriation bill was resumed and dis
cuseed 10 adjournment.
IL serious hitch in the matter. Poland proposes
| a new election within sixty days. 1t now seems
conceded that Alabama will not be admitted with
| out another election.
The impeachment managers were engaged to-
| day with persons who heard the presidents
| Cleveland speech.
The president has daily consultations with hi
counsel.
General JEFF. c. Davis commands Alaska.
The appropriation for the state department wai
| decreased one half.
Receipts of customs for the week ending th'
| 14tb, So 100000.
Hon. David wilmot, judge of the Court o
1 Claims, IL dead.
| The diplomatic bin vithholds pay from Mr.
| Harry, minister to Portugal, for past and futur
4 services.
| The Herald attributes the radical change re
/ rarding Alabama's admission to their fear tha
l She would vote the Democratic ticket In the com
| ing presidential election.
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HIsCELLANEous.

NKw YORK, March l9.-Mrs. Dean is cast in her
suit against Beach, for libel.
The Erie railroad has reduced the fare to Buff
falo TO IS, and will start boats TO Albany at 5Oc.,
10 carry on the war with the Central Railroad.
JACKSON, March H. -Four sections of the fran
chise bill were adopted to-day. They were sunim'
portant.
RosroN. March ia collision occurred to-day
betwees the brig Aurora Ind the bark Nineveh,
from Mobile. The Nineveh was slightly damaged
ana the Aurora was towed ashore.
AUGUSTA, March l9-Judge Reese has accepted
the Democratic nomination for governor.
Jndge Covan announces himself as an inde-
pepdent candidate for governor.
Alexander II. Stephens arrived here tan morn
ing from Washington.
CNcSSArI, March l9.-It has been sscertained
that eighty lives we're lost by the Magnolia oisss-
WHITEHALL, NJ March l9.-Two daughters
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FROM EUROPE.

The British Bssget-Feni sna-SOuth Ameri-
con News-The Iaperial Pamphtet-The
Abyssisisn Expedition.
LONDON, March l9.-yhe chancellor of the ex-
chequer promises the budget by the 10th Of
April.
Captain Mackay, acquitted of murder, was re.
arrested on the charges of treason and felony.
Massey, Corrydon and Mullany are the chief wit
nesses.
LISBON, March 19.-The Rio Janeiro steamer
has arrived. The news is meager. The allies had
not attacked Hamaita. The revolt in Montevidio
had been suppressed.
PARIS, March l9.-The expected imperial
pamphlet appeared TO day. After lengthy his
tory Of the popular votes the writer endeayors to
prove that the French Constitution is based upon
The will Of the people, and is chsngeable only by
the votes OF the people. II reviews the emperor 9
course, contending that. in the DEGREES W 1861,
wherein liberal reforms were guaranteed, the EN-.
peror sought 70 adopt covenant to progress and
liberty.
LoHDoH, March 19.-Aby ssnian advices indicate
that Napier is about making dash near Magdaa,
hoping to free the captives during the confusion.
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SUNDAY OBSERVANCE IN BosToN-A Relic Of
Church and State Gouenment. Boston cor
respondent of the Chicago Republican writes as
follows:
There IL a quIet advance being made among Us
in favor of little more latitude in Sunday obser-
vance. Several months ago vigorous effort was
made for the opening, by municipal permission,
of the reading room OF the Public Library on
Sundays. IL was defeated upon legal teehni
cality TO the effect that under the statute of the
State the librarian and oil ers officiating on that
day would be liable TO prosecution and penalty
During the recent debate in the legislature on the
license law, Mr. N. @. Nash, wealthy aud
prominent citizen, and ex-alderman, speaking
TO the clause relative to the sale OF liquors on
Sunday, opened up the whole subject Of the
Christian sabbath, - and sought to show that the
Sabbath. as q sacred day, was not only not recog-
nized, but studiOusly repudated by Christ and his
immediate successors. he traced the antecedent
legislation Of Massachusetts upon the subject and
quoted from the statutes Of the 17th century u
prove that our present law was but part aud par
eel of the Legislation OF the Purtans, designed to
blend the authority OF church and State.
BY the provision OF the statute of 1860
that noe man whosoever shall be ad-
mitted TO the freedom Of this body polliticke
but such as are members of some church of Christ
ia fun communion'-that is. orthodox church
members, excluding Bsptists, Quakers and Roman
Catholics, as well lnhdels. The statute of l67
provided that persons arrested for Sabbath break
ing shall be forthwith carried forth and put in
cage, in Roston, which Is appointed 70 be forth
with by the seectmen, set up in the market place..
There they were to remain until authority should
decide whether they should be fined, imprisoned
or publicly whipped. We have improved little
on that since 1877, but to open the public lbrar,
for 4" secular reading" upon the hrst day OF th'
week is q proposition a little too steep for on
venerable conservators of the wisdom Of our an
cestors, as yet.
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FROM THE WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, March l9.-HsytieD advices represent
Salnave's army near Cape Haytien routed.
The French admiral demands payment OF ar
rearages.
Conscriptons active.
Nazatlan adyices indicate that affairs in that
section will result IN the secession of all the
northwestern states and an appeal to the United
States.
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"Tommy, my son, what are you going to do
with that clubsv
g Send il to the editor, OF course.n
+" But what are you going TO send Il to the editor
for?v
",Cause he says II anybody viii send him q
club be will send them paper"
The mother came pretty near fainting, but re-
tanned consciousness enough to ask:
"But, Tommy dear, what do you suppose he
wants with club"
"WeIl. / don't know" replied the hopeful
urchin, unless II is TO knock down subscribers as
don't pay for their paper"
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A little boy had lived for some time with pc
nurious old uncle, who took good care that the
child's health should not be injured by over
feeding. The uncle was one day walking out. the
child at his side, when friend accosted him, ac-
companied by q greyhound. While the elders
were talking the little fellow, never having seen
a dog 80 slim and slight in texture, clasped the
creature round the neck with the impassioned cry:
"Oh, doggie. and did ye live VII your uncle, too,
that We are so thinfv
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good anecdote is told Of well known vaga-
bond, who was brought before magistrate As
common vagrant Having suddenly haroooned
good idea, he pulled from the capacions pocket OF
bis tattered coat loaf Of bread and half-dried
Goldfish, and holding them up with triumphant
look and gesture to the magistrate, exclaimed: !:
" You don't catch me that way; I'm no yagraat.
Amt that visible means Of support. should Like
IN knov9r
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Whose Cases Require Prompt Treatment
BINDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.

nyea ss suffering Suffered from Involuntary ais
charges what effect upon general hsAi
DO you feel weak lssed easily trsdi Does little
ira sxsrsn proaucs psIpston Of the hesrtf Does your
liver or urinary organs your kidneys frequently get out
ofOdsri Isyour urine Thick milky aocty,
"a ropy on ssngi orsOss thick rise the top
Or is ssdir bottom aer has stsod s~hIsf Do
you have spells brssthiug dyspepssi Are
bowels conspsdi Do you have spells fsnting russes
ofblOod to hsad' Is your impaired Is your
mind constantly dwelling upon this subject' Do feel
Gull issss mopnr tired ofeonpsny sffsf Do you wish
tobe e alone TO get away everybody Does any little
thing make you starr jsnpf your sleep broken OF
rsslessi Is the Of your eye brilliant The
Soem on your cheek brshti DO enjoy yourself in
society ss well, pursue ycur business with the same
ensrryi Do you much Conscience in yourssi Are
your spirits dull and Tagging given 70 fts Of mean'
ehoiyf nso. do lay u to your liver or dyspepsia
Have you restless nghis' Your back weak, knees
weak and have you little appetite and attribute this
% dyspepsia liver cOmplsinti
Now, reader, sELF-ABUsE vENEREAL DISEASES
badly cured sexual are all capable Of pro-
ducinF weakness Of gsnsrsvs The Of
generation when perfect health, make the man Did you
ever think tina. those bold defiant energetic, psrssvsrng,
Successful business always those whose gensraivs
organs are in perfect health You hear such men
complain Of being melancholy Of nervousness OF paptston
Of the heart Thsy afraid they cannot succeed In
business they don't sad and discouraged they are
way. polite and pleasant the Ofadss and
you them hight in Of downcast looks
or any other them. do not mean those
who keep the organs nasmsd by runsiug These
viii not only ruin constitutions but also those they dc
business with or for.
How many men from bsdly-cursd Diseases, from ths
Affects Of abuse and exessss have brought sbsut that
state Of weakness in those organs thu has reduced the gen
system 50 induce almost every other disease
docy unacy paralysis spinal ssction suicide and AmO
every other form which humanity is heir to- and
the real cause Of the trouble scarcely suspected and
have dsctsrsd for all but the right one.
Diseases Of these organs require the use Of Dursse
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RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG. March l9.--Passed down last night
Belle Lee at P. NJ, Lady Gay at A. NJ, and Re-
public at Pm.
Passed up last night-Fayorite at O'Clock.
River rising.
LOUISVILLE, March 19.-River falling slowly.
Weather clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS, March l9.-Weather clear and cool.
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The following letter is perfect model ia its
way. We certainly hope 1t is unique specimen:
Dear Brother-Ive got one of the handsomest
farms in the State, and have 1t nearly paid for.
Crops are good-prices never were better. We
have had a glorious revival Of religion in our
church, and both Of our children 1.-THE Lord be
prsised) are converted. Father got to be rather
an incumbent, and last week ] took him to the
poor house. Your stfsctionate brother"
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WILL SMOOTH IT," You are writing my bill
ON very rough paper % said client to his solicitor.
I" oh, never mind, sir; it has to be hled before u
comes into court Was the reply.
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Mary" Don't you think. Angelina, that the
close Of the sermon was very fine?n
Angelina" o, was SO taken with the clothes
of Miss Goldwrsithe that did not notice the close
of the sermon.n
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NUMBER 1856.


She stood behind the counter
The day I'll ne'er forget,
She thought the muslin dearer
Than any she'd seen yet;
watched her playful fingers
The silk and satin toss;
The clerk looked quite uneasy,
And nodded at the boss;
" Show me some velvet ribbon,
Bareee and satin turk
She said, % want to purchase ]"
Then gave the goods jerk;
The clerk was all obedience.
He travelled ION his ehspe;"
At length, with hesitation,
She bought yard OF tape.
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A celebrated lawyer once said that the three
most troublesome clients he ever had were a
young lady who wanted TO be married. married
woman who wanted divorce, and an old maid
who didn't know what she wanted.
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LARGE CARGo.-The British ship Chancellor,
Capt. Jones' was cleared yesterday, for Liver
pool, by Messrs. A. j. lngersol 4 Co., with 5l2o
bales Of cotton, weighing 2.e0S, ,4s2 pounds, and
valued at s5O9 9ss 3O.-Ih Trjoupe, 18th.
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Several attempts have recently been made to
burn Coluuibus, Georgia, the last one on Thursday
night.
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of Capt. Blaine, lighthouse keeper at Grown
Point. broke through the ice to-day and were
drowned.
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You are a queer chicken. as the hen said wher
she halched out duck.
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The ro-called " registration" In Richmond, W.
ginis., shows black majority Of thirty-six.
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SEVENTEEN HUNDRED BALES PRIME OHIO RIVER
BAY AT AUCTION, THIS DAY.-Those merchants
who deal in this article must know that today at
IL o'clock, NJ, Charles 7. Nash. sells, without limit
or reserve TO close consignment. at Transit Ware
house, on New Levee street, between Fourth and
Washington streets, 100 bales prime Ohio River
hay. The Tchoupitoulas street cars pass very
near the Warehouse. Also, at 10 o'clock, A. M,
on Leyee, foot of Customhouse street. Charles I.
Nash sells, FOR account of whom 1t may concern,
moiasses, whisky, bacon, cognac brandy, canned
fruits etc. vegetables, tobacco, rope, nails, lead
dry goods and sundries. At sslesrooms, at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, furniture, books, etc.
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IIeImboId's Fluid Extract Buchu

ueImbOId's Fluid Extract Buchu
GREAT DIURETIC.
AND
acERTMN CURE FOR DISEASES OF THE BLADDER.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL
DRoPsY,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
ALL DISEASES OF TIE URINARY ORGANS.
Whether Existing in Hale or Female,
WHATEVER CAUSE ORIGINATING
AID 10 nArrER or HOw
LONG STANDING
II no treatment submitted to Consumption or Insanity
NAV .usus Our aesh and blood supported from these
sources snd the hsppnsss and that Of POsery
depend upon prompt Us. of reliable remedy.
mEI MBOLD's ExTRAOr BucHU
ESTABLISHED
UPWARD OF ID YEARS.
-rrsrAnnp sY-
Il. T. HELMBoLD, DRUsGIsr,
se4 Broadway New York. and
lo4 South 10th street, Philadelphia. Pa
PRIcE-si Is per bottle or sboslss for % So dSvsrst
20 any address.
Sold BY all dusgistssvsywhere.
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THE END OF A" MAN AND BRoTHER.' -" Brick"
Pomeroy disposes Of an ancient " Citizen" in the
following style:
An unpretending slab Of humble basswood, at
one end of the square aperture in the sand, where
the emancipated dust Of the veteran reposes, tells
the passing traveller, In this simple manner, the
tragic story:
SAN,
native of Yszoo County, Tennessee,
BORN A SLAVE,
BRED A SLAVE,
and starved to death free American citizen.
was brief career, an excellent field hand and
loyal soldier, and patriotic citizen, who
voted often aud earnestly. and,
finally, died Of too much
liberty and too
little grub.
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There is revival Of the hen fever in the North
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PROGRESS OF n1PEAoHMEN1
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from each Congressional district, and that

from each Congressional district, and that
when any district was divided between two
men, the Convention should decide between
them.
Mr.. Holland, of Baltimore county, opposed
the latter portion of the resolution. and eff er
being debated for Il few moments, it was
withdrawn.
The election of four delegates at large was
then proceeded with. The following were
nominated; Hon. John A j. Creswell, Hon.
John L, Thomas, Jr. Col. Z. F. Anderson,
| Col. Samuel Graham, Wm J. Albert and
Adam Z. King. Hon Francis Thomas was
also nominated but his name va, withdrawn
! by Col, Robert Bruce.
The vote was then taken by counties, re-
sulang as follows: Creswell 10, j. L. Thom-
as 30, tul, on ST. Anderson 70. Bond 10.
Goldsborough II, Albert and Graham s.
The Chair announced the election Of the
four first named gentlemen, who had receiv.
ed majority Of oil the votes cast
Hons. Henry H. Goldsborough, ofTalbot,
and John Z. Smith, of Carroll, were unani-
mousy elected as electors for the State at
large.
The election Of delegates and electors of
the several Congressional districts was then
taken mp. and the various distrirts named
their choice, as follows:
First District -Delegates-W, D, Burcbi-
nal, Col. Samuel Graham. Elector-David
Blocksome.
Second District. -Dclcgates- General Hal.
len Richardson, j. II. Longuccker. Elector
William NJ. Marine
Third District. Acknowledgement A.
W; Dennison, Henry Stockbridge. Elector
VIM. |. Nichols.
Fourth District. Delegate.--Col. G. ".
z. Black, Caleb Douty. Elcctor--Cspt. H.
Clay NALL.
Fifth District -Deegates- Francis Miller.
Geo. ". Sands, Eector--Wm. j. Albert.
These nominations were unanimously con
tirmed by the Convention
On motion of Hon. J. l.. Thomas, Jr..
the President of the Convention was empow
cred to appoint q State Central Committee
in the usual manner.
After resolution Of thanks to the officers
the Convention adjourned sine die.
ANOTHER BOLT.
The twcnty.one rejected delegates from
the city of Baltimore, in conjunction with
". L. Wilmer, Of Charles county. James F.
Carter, OF Howard county, James H. Lar.
combe, Charles f. Catlin and Thomas Quinn,
81 Prince George, aud b, r. NJ. Hurley, of
trederch, boilers from the Convention, met
ut Douglass Institute at night in pursuance
OF a call from Judge Bond Besides these
about nifty persons were present in the room.
committee OF six was appointed to call
aHother State Convention in Baltimore on
the 18th Of April TO nominate electors and
delegates to the Chicago Convention. After
some speeches had been delivered The meet,
ing adjourned.
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

The demand for thls periodical eonruues; and ne
hope every family which II not already -upplieL will
81 onre allow 10 prtasa. :non With copy for ope
year on the sinrla condition that q ne" enbsorib'r
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ipg their snb4crptfons, send us fifty Cents e1trs-
NO appropriate or 20. Iahi' Preeent oou'a pe
desired or me which would b5 ~ gladly looked FOR
rom month 10 month, this rnorti!ly msgazne o!
rilliant stories aud beautiful illustrations The
Iiublishsrs' price is goa
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gems:
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To ,onr.I.'1i,d 49,, 49," a go
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In Tahaa, one Of the society Island, the
Sianese Twins are payallcled Two infants g.
yet, are united al The hip, but are otherwise
physically separate. The sympathy between
them is said TO be extraordinary The king
and queen have adopted them and lately refus-
cd to part with them long enough to carry them
to Tahiti to be Photographic
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sketches in Abyssinia.

The newspaper correspondents who nc.
company the English expedition to Abyssinia
are writing some interesting sketches of the
country and the customs Of the people.-
We CLEAN the following from mass Of this
correspondencc:
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john Van Buren, once sauntered into on.
OF Our city courts, and seated himself beside
friend who was conducting an important suit
After several questions had been put and excep.
ton taken, Mr.. Van Buren, thinking the ruling
of the Bench II little odd, asked in his pecxlsr
quiet way: Who is on the Other side, in this
case, besides tho Judge
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ORGANIZATION.

Tie Convention was called to order at Z.
o clock 10y MIR. {. C. Fulton, President OF
Inc Stle Central Committee, who read the
call of the committee. Hon. Jnc. +. Smith.
# Carol. county, was elected President ol
he Coayent!Qn. Col q. W. L. Black, OF
Frederick, was elected Secretary.
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kx,-A revolution in Portugal Is imminent An
FcMgy OF the Queen WAS burned in Lisbon on
Tuesday night,
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COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.

Nj Mccullough, Of Cecil, offered d re,o.
luton that y Committee on Credentials be
each unconlestgd county, and that lhrec
members from each contested delegation be
admitted to appear before the committee
and present their claims, aud that during
he absence Of the committee no bushes,
4e transacted. The resolution was toptel.