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Foreign Art Items.

AT recent meeting of the Historical and
Archaeological Association Of Ireland the Rev.
j. Graves reported the means which have
been taken for the preservation of the tower
of st. Francis Abbey, Kilkenny. The Com
mittee, although not amply supplied with
funds, had determined not to take the chances
of another winter, but propped the tower with
two strong metal pillars. More, however,
needs to be done, as the masonry of the
southern haunch of the tower must be made
good. Money is required for this purpose,
the liberal aid of Mr.. Smthwick not suffi sing.
AS to the famous Round Tower at Clonmac-
noise, the same gentleman stated that Gl09
had been subscribed towards the repairing
of the Seven Churches; the cap of the
lesser round tower which had suffered from
lightning, needed securing, and the weather
damage to the walls making good. EAT had
been subscribed to repair the cap ofthe tower
and this work is progressing satisfactorily.
The old stones which had fallen were re-
placed; where new ones were needed they are
to be of limestone, a material which is en-
ployed to distinguish the new work from the
old, OF sandstone. When this is done ClOn-
macnoise is safe for centuries to come. Mr..
Graves showed one Of the iron hooks on
which the wooden window shutters of
the lesser tower at Clonmacnoise
were hung. He found that these hooks had
been regularly let into the stone-work at the
building Of the tower; grooves were made to
receive them, and they were fastened with
lead. The existence OF these irons and their
perfect state, prove that the tower in question
it is admitted to be one of the least ancient.in
Ireland-oannot be so extremely old as enthu-
siasts declare. The digging at the base of this
tower, for putting down scaffold- poles, had
proved that, like the Kilkenny Round Tower,
it was built in the church-yard earth, and
amidst previously formed graves. The lesser
tower at Clonmasnoise is built in connection
with the wall of the church Of which it forms
cOeval part The architectural decorations
Of the church are Romanesque. A pro-
posal to petition Parliament for an annual
grant of money for the preservation of Irish
monuments was heartily agreed to.
"A project has been started for erecting a
suitable monument to Baily, the sculptor, in
Bristol Of course a fine copy of "Eve at the
Fountain" which is in one Of the public gal
leries of that city, is very effective and beau
tiful memorial of that great artist; but it is
not the less fitting that his fellow. citizens
should adorn their cathedral with personal
monument of the man who shed so much
lustre on the city.
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NERS SUMMARY.
CITY Affairs.

On saturday afternoon Dr. L. r. Kncker,
No. 1902 Walnut street. was robbed by scamp
nameu George Burgess, to whom he had been
most lenient aud liberal irieLd. He robbed Or.
KGcker once befole, WAS tired, convicted, and
sentenced TO a long term of imprisOnment bat
IN answer to his pathetic appsas and promises
OF good behavior, the Doctor, with other
friends, procured pardon, and gave the pre-
tended penitent shelter and aid until he could
procure some permanent employment. Burgess
repaid this great kludness by again robblng Or.
KUcker on Saturday. On this occasion he
carried off three diqmoud studs, silver travel
ling cup, lined with gold, and silver knife,
FORK, and spoon. The silver articles are marked
with DR.. Rockers name, 80 that both the
police aud pawnbrokers can easily recognize
them. 1t is supposed thar Burgess has gone to
New YORK, as he had been asking for money TO
take him there.
The President of the National Board of
Trade Frederick Fraey, Esq together with the
rest of the delegation OF the philadelphia Board
to that body, including Messrs. j Price Wethe.
rill, James G. Hsud, George \. Allen, and
Henry Wlusor, substitute for Samuel V. Merrick,
left this oIutng for Cincinnati, to attend the
FIRST business meeting of the National Board Of
Trade held since its organization. They were
accompanied by the delegations from Boston
and Wilmington, Del, aud the representatives
Ct the Philadelphia Commercial Exchange.
The Rev. B. WIstar Morris will be c0nse-
Grated Missionary Bishop OF Oregon and Wash
ingtou Territory at ST. Luke's Church. Thirteenth
street, below Spruce, on Thursday morning
next The consecrators appointed by the
Bishop Odenhemer, aud Bishop Stevens. The
pre- sentiug Bishops are Kerfoot aud Clarkson.
In the absence of Bishop Stevens, the sermon
will be preached by Bishop Clarkson, of
Nebraska.
The loss by the FIRE on Saturday, on Arch
street. above Third, will be about $50, 600, which
is pretty well covered by insurance.
John Bentley, aged forty years. swallowed
two ounces OF laudanum on Saturday, while
under the influence OF strong drink. He
taken to the Pennsylvania Hosoita but died
soon at er his admission. The deceased resided
at No. 40S s. Fifth street.
Some time during Friday night, the nozzle
OF the drinking fountain recently erected by
the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals, at the corner of Broad and
Market Streets was broken cd aud the water
stopped off. The Society have offered a re ward
for the detection of the perpetrator.
The following are the receipts Of hay aud
straw for the week ending Nov. q, 1S6S:-Loads
OF hay, 6l2; loads of straw, 6S. Price-Prime
Timothy, per 100 pounds, $I'3501.4O; mixed,
$l'25@ l'30; inferior, $ll0@l'25; straw, $l'35
@l'40.
"A frame stable at Coral and Huntington
streets, owned by Owen Ksttsrs, was destroyed
by fire about 81 O'Clock yesterday morning
together with two horses. The loss is estimated
at $500.
William Brisler. aged IL years, aud resident
ofAubUrp, Schuylkili county, fell into the Della.
ware on Saturday, from canal boat and was
A1q anA
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Correspondence Of the FhiLddelphto Frchdn1e,
LEwEs, Del, Nov. 27-6 T.. M.-The baTaue Nor.
msuia from Philadelphia for Hamburg; brigs Nellie
C1tioId, for Norfolk and Walter Howe for Portland
both from Philadelphia, went TO sea this morning.
schrs Henry Parker, from Alexandra for New
Haven, before reported ashore at this place after
throwing part of her csrgp &c all overheard. hove
On by Mtssrs. h. j. MOTHS q Co., and has proceeded
on her voyage,
The sails. fggIng, anchors and chains from the
schr w. d B. Douglass have been saved by VIM III
orion Co. and VIII be shipped to Pniladeipha. The
null is going to peceS.
The brig Jam mes Baker. from Charleston for Phia.
deli ha, passed IN this evening.
JOSEPH LAFETRA
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne,OS see First Page
ALMANAC FOR HJLADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
SUH RIS 04 MOON kIsEs.....,,- - $50
sun SRTs...........-.4S4 "A HlGH WATER.......,. 2,
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
SAMUEL E. Stokes.
GEO. n. TAToAM, SM0NTHLY Committee.
ANDREW WHEELER,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

Wv SHLLSs
DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD.
L NANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES
A large amount of condemn ed Ordnance and Ord
at the FraIkfOrd Arsenal Philadelphia on NON
DAY, The 2lst day OF December 1868 at lO1a o'clock
principal articles to he sold, viz -
~ iron brass guns various calibIea.
14l9 coo pounds OF hot, shell etc
S4ll muskets, carbines, rifles, etc. various models
80 60 pounds of gunIOwder.
81 77o LOIS of il fantry accot trement.
4I4H lots of cavalry accoutrements.
us curb bTidles
4l4 watering brides.
Persons wishing complete ists of the stores to be
sold can obtain them by application to the ChieS of
CKIsPIN, u. S A.. Purchasitg & Officer, corner of
HOI STON and GREEN Streets NeS York city, or
~ s. v. BENEr.
Brevet Lieutenant Colone U. ; A..
FrauKiord Arsenal. BrIdesburg Nov "a, 1868
GOVERNMENT SALE AT THE NATIONAL
RY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES, the following CON OEMNEO
0RDN ANCE sTORtS Will be 0nered at public auc,
tiun, at he eNATIONABARMORY.s SPRING FIELD
Maessch husetts, MONDAY December a. 1868, az Ii
o'cC ok A. M, viz -
dels Scraps Steel
Horse q Euuipments lOi0 GrindS
Parts OF Artillery Bits. Gun Stocksvarious stages.
ACcoutrements Ou vices
Paris of Arms various Lot Window Frames,
models. sash and Binds.
ola Tools. Moving Machine
Borsx Ho BE Carts.
OLD RupP. Tallow.
Scre ps. iron wrought, and Old Shed, etc.
Catalogues giving quantity ETC., have already been
furnished. Parties who have not received then Will
he snpplied by applying to the Commanding officer.
J. r.. MCGINNESS,
II 20 fmw6t Brevet MIjor Commanding
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resiated. The necessity for 1t becomes stronger
and more evident every day.
While the Indian war continues do not deem
any general legislation for the reduction OF the
army advisable. The troops on the Plans are
all needed. Troops are still> required ia the
Southern States. Ii further reduction can be
MADE, 1t should be in the way now In operation,
where it is safe, namely:-By allowing compa.
sizes to diminish by discharges, without beIsg
strengthened by recruits. aud by stopping ap.
pointments OF captains and lieuteDauts. II IL
should be deemed advisable, the Veteran R.
serve regiments might be discontinued by the
absorption and retirement of officers and dis
CHARGE OF men, without detriment to the service.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
Z. S. GRANT General Commanding,
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
CLEARED SATURDAY.

Brig shannon. Ray Liverpool. Warren & Gregg
SchI Nd. H. somers; sOmers Mobile. ID. s SLetson& Co.
schr Osprey Crowley Boston, John Rommel Jr
Schr Paul d Thompson, Godfrey, Boston, GrscOm g.
schr T. B. Ives, BowdItch, Providence, Hammett q
schr Ossuna Haskell. Boston, do
Scbr M. l.. Vankirk, Walker, Providence, do
scnr j. SIroup Crawford, Providence Day HuddelI
eco. oii
schr Reading RR. No. A, Trainor, Brsnford, do
4 Wellington. "eS
Schr Eowin, 1uttle. Bridgeport Lenuox d BYrgess
Schr s. p. Adams, rahhOtt Boston. LAudenriedR 10
str Claymont Plstt Richmond w p. Clyde n 90
str G. H. Stout, Ford. Washington, w p Clyda 40 m
Str Diamond State Webb, Baltimore, A. Groves 1T
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ARRIVED aATnRnAN

Ia
Ship Duchesse dOrleRns, Hines, days from, Nau
YORK. In bs last TO J. Il Bailey d Co ~ A'e"
sehr Aoa Ames, Adams, from New York in ballast
to night d Sons. ' " "'i9SU
schr John Ii. Perry Kelley, days from New Bed
ford In ballast TO captain, w" 0"
SchT Edwin, Tuttle, from Brdgeport with Iro, -
LennoX q Burgess avn W
scnE Lottle Beard Perry, days from New Bedford.
In ballast TO captain,
scbr Bee. Hearn. 6 days from Norfolk with CO lar
logs TO Collins d 60. ~ No 'ei
sehr T. J. Hill, Chase days from Newburyport, in
ballast to captain. FN-'' III
Schr Martha M Davis. Laws day from Milford
Lei, with grain TO James BarTatt. 'AN'
steamer Mars, Grumley, "a hours from New York
with mdse. TO w RI. Baird d Co
Steamer Mllvne. ReneRr, from MillyilIe with
mdse TO WhtRl Tatum q Co.
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26h inst
schTs Mary A. Crapmer; Msxneld; John John
som Jessie Williams; j. q. Baocock Babcock; Oneida
Davis; sharp, Smith, hence for Bosom j. 5 Wnat
den, do for salem; Lizzie ID. Small do for Dsnvsrs
port, at Holmes Hoe 26th inst,
schr Benz. Reed Reed, hence, at Holmes Hole 26 h
Instant.
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MEMORANDA,

MEmOkANDA,
Steamship Saxon, BOggs hence at Boston oath Ipst
steamship Norfolk Morgan, Tor Philadelphia sailed
hom Providence 26th inst. N '~ieu
Baique Ephraim Williams, Hoht hence, al Venice
BaISne Louisa, Delphy, for Philadelphia, sailed
Earque Ann and A Ice Messenger for PhIladeIobis
cehIeu at Boston % h inst.
. BsIque ADELAIDE Norris Reed, was up at New
OIiehbs Z4tn inst. Tor HRyre.
Big James Klrny, Bernard for PHILADELPHIA
ing boards ana 3il tons phosphate rocks.
hIlRs Frontier. Skinner, and Minnie Miller, Ander.
Brig Maggie. CToweli hence at Venice l2th inst
d, ~ James Mi ler Bennett, hence AT AncoHa lIth
schr s. g King Wood, for Philadelphia, sailed from
schr Lena Hume; Appleby, for Philadelphia cleared
schr Sabine, Currler, hence, at Jacksonville 18th
Schrs Katie J. Hoyt, Raynor. from New Haven aud
Dewitt. Lynch rom Bridgeport, both for PhiladeI.
schr Trenton Martin, hence for New Haven at
sShr cyHas Fossett Harding from Fall River for
PhiIad eIphia sailed from Newport t5th inst.
schTs Alice b, Parker: H. n, saairss FISH A. A.
Rculr Lady Ellen DOlb0w; aud s. Hotchkiss Hodg.
don hence at Boston oath inst. rL.
Eagle Howes hence at New Bedford 25th inst.
Echr Wm. B Thomas. Wlnsmo ore Tor PM Ad slpha,
ceared At Charleston 2Sth ins'' WIN aOo TONS phoS
sshr Clara Davidson, JeHers. hence at Richmond
scbr E II. Hamilton. hence at Portland 25th inst
scSr L P. Pharo, for Philadelphia sailed from New
sSSGh se5T richard vspx veazs at Portland s5h ins
nom Sh SsesseES " Staples Dlnsmore, and Henrietta
CSIt hence NJ Boston 27th inst.
schis r. X. Vaughan, Grizley: James 3 Hewett,
Foster oar9!'pMs MCrsThy si%pscn Jc Tho@pson
vsSssn tor Boston and ni Antess s S96rsy God
schrs ~ " Whseier RYAN from por.lAnoi RiondaIl
ChSl man from PIoYinOstowni and NsllIs Tras True'
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TRUSSES.

90 "sEELEY's HARD RUBBER TRUSS
&zz6 No. l847 on ESNUT street. This Truss
rectly applied will cure and retain with ease the mos
comioTtAble. used ln bathing. fitted TO form never
place No strappiDg. Hard Rubber Abdominal Sup
porter, by which the others, OoIpulent and Isdies
suffering with Female weakness, will find relief and
perfect support; very light, neat, and etectua Pile
Instruments Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings 10
Leather Trnsses. half uaua prca Lady In sttenh'
ltSkWm
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(iABL SENTZ' AND MARK HASSLER,S Or
" Oh EXTRA MATlNEhS EVERY SATURDAY
AZ 3S r. M, IN MUSICAL Fun ID II LII single Ad-
mission 20 cents. Package OF tick cts e. Boners,
No. llO2 Oh ESNUT St.. and at the Door. matt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-16
NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches and Jewelry

Called "GoId Metai,"
Which has all the appearance OF FINE GOLD,
and Ia very handsome.
Prices of Mons Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal. ........$ 8 90
Beautiful engraved case. anchor lever. .. IS 90
Beautiful octagon.shapc case, lnc finish. 10 W
Heavy American style. ...... .......".. 10 W
One-half size, engraved case. ............ ~ 10
Beautiful stem winders, nice sl1e Watch. @W
Ladies' Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch. .................f 8 90
Beautiful engraved case. anchor lever. 10 10
Extra fne, engraved and enamclcd, very
handsome "a w
Chains.
u different styles OF Vest Chains, very.
., different styles long Neck Chains, for
Lson aais Chains, to fastcn with birca.ipiiin. : : 90
sleeve Buttons.
81 different STYLES, plain, black, cnameled,
Shirt Studs. per sett 8 90
Beautiful sets, Pin and Ear Rings, enam
eled, with and without coral. ........ 8 90
Children's sets, Pin and Ear Rings. en-.
grayed, cnameled, with and without
We s Save Ladies' Watches, very beautiful.
In IS carat gold cases, warranted. ...B to 20
Genuine scotch Pebble" spectacles. to
suit all sights, in fine steel flames. 4 90
Also a good assortment Of Gold and Silver
s spsfs's SILVER " an SaE lasfe!s Il NJ %h tHsii sCL !,
about one.third less than the usual rates. To
select, send for q price list.
We can send any Of the above goods by Ex-
press, 20 be paid for on delivery
c. z. COLLINS & CO.,
o03 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
n04Sm s
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LYONS FLEA

LYONS FLEA POWDER.
tits well known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
Powder will perfectly destroy everything In the
shape Of IDEAS, ticks. bedbugs, reaches, &C.; that III II
perfect poison 10 the insect tribe. but entirely harm
less 10 the human species and domestic animals.
Bedbugs, Ants, Reaches, etc, are In every house.
This Powder 10 their natural death. tshould be IN
every cupboard.
York CITY Hospital, says: 1T II the only
eHre article we have ever used"
EIW YoRK HOTEL PRoPRIEroRs say: I'VE have
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For extermiuatlns Insects and rermin. with entire
COLEMAN 4 SrErsoN. Astor House.
=. T. COLzESs. American Hotel.
AcKKa 4 TREADwELL, st. Nicholas Hotel.
8. LRLAND 4 Co., Metropolitan Hotel"
Testimony OF this character might beaded toany
length. Wherever II Is used Il adyertises Itself.
The genuine has the signature or =. Lyon, and tue
private stamp Of DEnAs BARNES 4 90. Anything
else OF this kind 10 an Imitation or counterfeit. ANY
druggist will procure tho genuine II you insist you
will have no other.
Bold by all druggists and general storckeepcrs In
every town and mining camp Oh the Pacific Coast.
NOES ~ 2or3p
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


AfElVulBs
ny WELLS, FARGO ~ co.'s
.Jobn Guara, Frank Sparrow, W J Gala.
chan ] r. Garniss and wife, ] p Partridge,
Frank e Kelly, g r Short, w Hall, Martin
Griffith, G Kurtz, L Commit and wife, W ]
Hyland, V Elliott, Geo Plumb, A Schaefer,
A Gerzen, J C Hall, ND Prec, Mr. Slime, d
Montague, Mr. Wertheimer, Mr. Arustein, Mr.
Bray. Mr. Briggs, w 0'Donnor, Jno O'Don.
nor, Peter O'Donnor, G Richards, MI Kay.
anaugh, H Small, ] II Foot, A Passenger, ]
Abe. Mr. Hilsa, w A Jones, A Chapman, ]
D Chapman, Mr. Mccain, ] kirkpatrick.
Departures.
ny WELLS, FARGO n co.'s LINE.
A Harris, A Mandieh. Mr. Schocken, Frank
Denver, J H Foot, w w Scholl, ] r David
son, Geo Thomas, Mrs Hitchcock, Theo F
Lewis. Thos Kent and wife, Peter Cunning
ham, Mr. Brighton, F Birdsall, Rosa Klein, C
B Hall, Emma Waller L ID Noyes, P Burke,
D W Grow, Mr. Darby, Perry Lepsing, Mary
Doolan, bessie Reynolds, Mrs Young, r "
Black, L ] Admire, VIM Hardy, Mr. Horn
brook, Valentine Skinger, Jessie Hull, Thos
Plunkett, Mr. Haynes, A Patroni, Tom DAILY,
P McElroy, II II Sloan, Henry Kirch, VIII
Campbell, E W Peet, c Brislin, ] Parsons,
Jno Frost and wife, John Mcpherson, Oliver
Wheelan, J B Turner, Henry Turner, W
G Monroe.
BY WOODRUFF AND ENNoR's LINE.
Mrs. Clark, Jno Powers, Henry Smith, Jos
Richardson, Mary f Lawson.
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Foreign Markets.

+ LONDON, March 1S- Noon.-Consols,
93ia United States bonds frmer at y u
G72I.
LIVERPOOL, March 1s-Noon.- Cotton
frmer and more active under favorable
trade report, and advanced 1-l6; esti-
mated sales, $4,000 bales; uplands, lOl 30
l011; Orleans, l02s9lOT. Other articles
unchanged.
LONDON, March 18-Attenoon.-Conso
93A9932s; United States bonds, 721s.
Evening.-United States bonds, 721 Con-
soils unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March S-Afternoon.-Cot.
ton and breadstutfs unchanged. Beef, l2Os.
Pork, 70s. cd. Lard, SIS. Cd. Sugar firm
EUening.-C closed active: uplands
in port, IOl89lO4; afoat, 1919; Orleans,
l02s9lOl12; sales, $4,000 bales.
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Congress iOnaE.

WASHINGTON, March 6-House.-A bill
declaring void provisions in State Consti-
tutions making political distinction on ac-
count of color was discussed at great
length.
Mr.. Stevens proposed q substitute giving
suffrage to every male citizen born or ma
turalized in the United States, and forbid
ding distinctions of any kind on any &C
count except crime at common law, and
supported it in a long speech.
The bill and substitute was referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Farnsworth, from the Reconstruc-
ton Committee, reported bill admitting
Alabama to representation. The bill is
somewhat similar to the one recommitted
Yesterday. Mr.. Farnsworth notified the
House that he would ask vote on it to-
morrow. Adjourned.
Ssuue.-The tax bill was discussed.
Nothing important was done.
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mzmRs. wlNsIow,s SOOTHING

H-S ~
SYRUP, for children teethinS, greatly facli-
tateS the process of teething BY SOftenng the
gums, reducing all iullammatiou-y:ill aliay al
pain and spasmodic action, and is sure 10
REGULATE TIE BOWELS.
Depend upon il, mothers, it will give rest 10
yourselves and relief and
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years,
and can say i'll CONFIDENCE and TRUTH OF it
what we have never been able TO say of any
other medicines-never has il failed III 4 sim
gle instance TO effect Il cure when timely used
Never did we know an instance OF dissatistac-
ton by any one who used it. On the con trary,
all are delighted with its operation, and speak
in terms Of communication Of its magical effects
and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT We 10 KNOW" after years of experience,
and pledge our reputation for the fuliilment Of
what we here declare. In almost every in
stance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion relief will be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the syrup is admins
tered. Full directions for using will accom-
pany each bottle. Be sure and call for MIS-.
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRrF," having the fac
smile OF "Curtis tv Perkins" on the outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world.
Price, only soc. per bottle.
Offices 2lj Fulton street, n. y. 2oj High
Holborn, London, England; AL St. Paul
street, Montreal, Canada. oc 9-eod6m
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TELEGRA-PHIC NEWS.


WAsu1sGToN, March ls.-It is stat ed
that the impeachment managers are ex
aiming the Presidents witnesses wi th q
view of shortening the trial by admi thing
anv points which he may be able to rove,
The McCardle opinion, it is said, is pre-.
pared-Justices Miller and Swayne dis.
senting. The opinion is said to be str ongly
adverse to the constitutionality of the re.
construction acts, but it is doubtful
whether it will be promulgated before the
bill forbidding it becomes law. The
Judgment cannot be rendered after the act
removing Jurisdiction becomes law.
The President was engaged with his
counsel to-day. Few visitors were admit
ted
Governor Brownlow telegraphs from
Tennessee that he does not want Federal
assistance to keep peace in the State.
The revenue receipts to-day were S247,-
900.
Considerable opposition to paying for
Alaska has been developed in the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Secretary McCulloch denies that he has
locked up greenbacks or purchased zoos.
The Attorney General protests against
the reduction of the appropriation for his
department.
The celebrated cotton case from Spring
field, H., was argued in the Supre me
Court to day. The cotton was captured
by Commodore Porter's fleet in Ouachita.
1t involves 100000.
The Alabama Legislature is to meet
within thirty days after the passage of the
new act. The second section of the old
bill is omitted.