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ronNG LADIES. REWARE,

or TIE INJURIOUS EFFECrs % Pace Powders end
Swashcs An such rcu~iies cc~c NJ the orJs Of The skn
ani In short time destroy the eoUpcxiou II ycu wcul
have a rvsh healthy ai youthful sPrearancc, ne Helm
holts Extract SsrsaraTiila lmio
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TO TIE LADIES
YORK COUNTY AND VICINITY!

A Choice selection % Millinery and Fancy Goods
can always be obtained at Mas T., LAGARDE's, No
q Factory Island, SacO also, at her New Branch
Store at Moderation Village west Buxton), wher.
all the Latest New York and Boston Styles will
be represented. 5mlO
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A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN and BEAUTIFUL con
PLENION tioss the q ilelmbOlds Concentrated ES-
tract SarsaTarlla.
I, removes back spots pmpes and all eruptcns q the
ain lml0
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unIrr nE SnRTs =,

Take DIR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE DIrTERs,-ths most medicinal in the mar
kot. Established In 1903 iml2
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uELNnOLUS EXTRACT sARshPARILIA cieanses
.,-l rVnsvate- the bo instis the yur % health Int
the system, and purges out the humcrs that make dis
,a.r lmlO
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THOSE WHO DEsiRE BRrLiIASCY or coMrLEX
ION must purify and enrich the bloOd which llelmbohfs
Concentrated ENtnt ~ Saraparila invariably does
Ask lor HelmbOLrs, Take ma other. lmlo
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.utual Fire Insurance o., saco.

Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,, Saco.
THE Members Of the Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
L are hereby notified that their Annual Meeting
oar the election Of Oesrs, aud 10 act upon the by
laws and such other matters rs may come before
them will be held at their oice In Saco, on Tues
day, the nth day Of May next at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
EDWARD Y. BURNllAM. Secretary.
saeo, April -, 1859. 2wi9
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LOGAN dFF4iIRS.

L...a anna
.,.ni,. h,i,lipss in place OF wood, building ma
go, ,,r which we have within the limits q
.,,r civ This would also be the best means OF
,.-..u;nx An. s,Dsusss or our merchants, in
-. ,,.n On.
",
N, Roller The Hon. John Lynch was on
,he ward Yesterday. IL Is said while he was
moving Charleston Navy Yard TO Kittery, that
70 Wv Yard wa, moved TO Portsmouth,
M Ga. thing. certainly, nc was put round
D. N.w H,u,.hire inauenee yesterday. Per-
hans his constituents belong there, but after we
worked rs We did, We expected h'tN "" AiO"'
on, member OF Congress. The Democracy are
rurninc The yard pretty Thoroughly; scarcely a
GOOD Republican can get work on the yard, If
he l. n Maine man, and the Democracy oOa'
800 s.,vroo,r he,n elected President there
,o,,8 No, have bern a republican LEFT employed
uno, the y.ri. The COPS. tsuntingly ask us
how much better of we are with Lynch than we
should have been with shaw, ana no spy
h. 70, been discovered powerful enough to dis
cover the man who can Tell ine'' "'
.;,,v ,ositions ON the yard and New Hampshire
has got forty-hve Of thcm' ana not "a'ns
man has vet received an appointment, or secihs
likely to. owing to Lynch's superhumah eAei-
tons to do nothing. Perhaps "our enerssN'
Representative Is In search OF that h'r ii''sO'-
ator you spoke OF last week % n
fully.
Kittery, April %, 1869.
Change OF Pa,,orase.
The Rev. Vim. IL. Woman OF Candia' w. IL,
iorne'S VI 'As Wy :, .,;o,,,
call from the free Dap''S' o'c''" '.1 A.
Of Springyale 70 become 'neu Pa'"''
Woman enters upon his iao0rs IN MS w" WI"
under very encouraging circumstances Is '"''s
is a good religious interest IN prOsr'S III JUN
the churches. -....
Discharged. .,
On Thursday, John Dame OF rUr''mV r,a. "a'
discharged nom the navy iu' -,
where ne has aoied On iAs as tO 's - ~
smith, Dy orusf OF 'ns $780, =. -. =,
MIR. Dame was inc onAi y v" ~,
workmen held rev a"ys s'"'' ~ 'Ae -''
h"rd-
Not York C".aiy App1"
MIR. j. FRANK Aa'"'S u ,O 49,
appointed Weigher anu i'Se'Vs - S - sY
structor's department ~ '"'
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no ROLLINS * ADAMS,

ryLOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED 10
nom competent parties for such agencies,
with suitable endorsement, should be addressed to
ROLLINS Il ADAMS,
Agents for York and Cumberland Counties. Of
foe corner OF Exchange and Middle streets, Port
land. Ne. RIA few energetic and reliable
Agents are wanted for York County, u whom good
pay will be given. ..I .r.....r. I'd iyr1o
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IN TIE SPRING MONTHS, the system naturally IN,
derrlcs chang, and HsnlbOlds Highly Concentrated
Extract u Sarsaparla Is an assistant Of the greatest
value lmlO
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and sixty min. tvo thousa IA two hundred an,
saii"2 aS oo ~ a.. as .ad Two clerks
ciass tl'ree ',,rr, Iuerst ersI 'ejvbtsen hupdre,
md siItv'ri,ht 20 lima thirtetb eIvhteep hun
drea ~ a. -. 49,. a a. n. nd 20,
uIeu ana sxty.nine; tour thonaand nve ,nun NUM-
~. ao',s,s ~ ssSS .iaS.s,n IN,
. smount Iedan ~. W nsss aenoss so 49,.
,,snues OF me ros. Juice Dspanneu. ut w ~.
cAyeaf ending Juno thlftieth, efghteen nunnr0
ana h1ty.eight, seven hundred ans 1rty-ons
tnousann four hnndfen ana sfxty-s'x COLLARS ano
eighty-hve cents. .hh l.t - L.t,,.i
for amount required to meet an anticipated de-
hclency In tho revenues al the Post once Depart
ment ior tho current hscai year, three miInor
seven hundred and sixty-two thousand hVe nun
CRED dollarS
To supply defciencyin the appropriation f0l
government building At the corner OF and Sc ven
teenth streets, Tor fuel and compensation OF are
men, Tor repairs and Tor miscellaneous items, tnres
thousand dollars ..s-ss-.,-.,l-
TO supply tire deficiency In the appropriation
for lighting the Capitol and Presidents house, and
the public grounds around them, and around tht
executive Offices, twelve thousand dollars
'n.r 8.fff wan nppI pTupST f4r..tg
1 I--.s.t..r va" D1' ''' +. gt.g q
For regular supplies OF the auartermaster's de-
pc rtnent, two million Ave hundred thousand dol
lars. :, = : :. - = - = -,
r incidental expense:h Oh .ne aGnisa
For horse. for cavalry and Artillery. one million
ave hundred thousand dollars go -.
For transportation Of officers baggage, one hun
For transportation OF the army and It's supplies
seysn mIllian doiisr. - = . -
70, ha.. on spn nd .,.,,.,. ona r,,I,on do,i.r.
PoI meaicsi and Sosnitsi d.na rtment' INV thou
sand doIIars N Ao'p''-' So
For cnntin,cnc,o. NJ The amy four hundred And
.xan,,, an SnsssnS t tau N'
Ror ma5t.aI ami hn,ni,aI asna,,ment ,oyer
bundrcd enS ~, 1t thon.a "a do,is,p
For sacr.t ssyv,ea f,nd ma hnndr rad thousa nd
dollars, P,cr;S,s Thai the three Inst named sum,
are a., m. mr., r,nse IN Enabling the
Secreta,v of the sette accounts Of dis
bnrsnr os,.srsT To- ssn.nJitn,ss aI,esd v made In
pursusnce m law and shaIi NOT make any actual
disbu rsemsnt hnt ms raiv a transfer ON the book.
OF tba treasnry = '-'s =
ID, ,....- -. 20 :
NAVY DEPARTMENT.. y
To supply deficiency for provisions Tor the ma
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on uartfri is Cash Assets amounting % upwards %
Two Milosus Two luDlred Thousand Dollars, 22Oo-
Oo0) Gail and the llIth scuii-Annual staiemcnt,
showing actual surplus all Liabilities, u pearv
hAlf = million.
rlss Company los sIsd Porsr If Attorney al Regis
tsv sTDssas ggfcs, al AND, making 10 the same &C
though the "HsTlori" located In oar own County.
Farnsrs and OtAsrs should rsmsBksT fAis. .-.f.
TheV also relresfnt. amOug others, the
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Medical Notice.

hrs b. N. & A. T0wLE. would give notice tina,
~ their rooms at i2j Main Street, IddefOri
Me, have been reltted ana arranged Tor the cs.
pecial accommoda ion Of those desiring medical
advice. where they can DO consulted at all hours
day and evening.
April %, 1867 Is
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rosr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

For compensation Of the superintendent OF for,
eiyn mails from August first, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight, TO June thirtietb, eighteen bun;
dred and sixty. nine. two thousand seven hundfcd
aud forty.seyen dollars aud twenty eight eents.
For compensation TO the superintendent oil ths
money order system from July twonty seven
eighteen hundred and sixty eight 10 June thirty.
eighteen hundred and sixty.hine, iour hunared
ant sixty four dollars and sixty seven cents. ior
conpepsztiou OF chief Of division of the deaa.let
ter once from August hrst. eighteen hundred ana
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THE CONDITION OF THE
NORTH BERWICK NATL BANK,
9TH Month, 18th, 1860.

Dissolution.
THE firm Of MARSTON & SAWYER Is this day
l dissolved by the withdrawal Of A. G. Sawyer
The ice business will be continued by the new
hrm Of -
MANSION & SEAYY,
who are authorized 20 settle all the affsirs Of the
late firm. Orders for ice may be len Mt Adams
Yish Market, Alfred Street, Biddeford, Adams
Fish Market, Smiths Corner, Siddeford, VI. Seayy's
Grocery, lOt Main Street, Saco.
q All orders will receive prompt attention,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
AMOS :. aARsroS, MANSON sEAyr.
Saco, April -. 1859. .s. s.r. lrs..H .41Hs. .r
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UELMROLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SAR-
SAPARILLA
ERADIcATTs ERUPTIyE& ULcEIATIyE DISEASES
.| OF rms
THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS, SCALP
SKIN

Which 80 dlshgurc the appearance, PURGiNG the evil
ELECTS ol mercury aDi removing all tAlns the remnants 81
DISEASES, hereditary &C Otherwise. and u taken bN
ADULTS anil CHILDREN with perfect SAFETY,
I. TWO TARLE-SPOoNFULS Il the Extract u Sarsapa-
rla aidei 10 pint % water, Is equal TO the Lisbon Diet
brink AMI bOte Is equal to gallon OF the syrup Of
Sarsaparilll. ~ the decoctions as usually made
An INTERESTING LETTER Il published in the Mel
ic-Chrrycsl Review the subject q the Extract Of
S.rsapar in certain Affections by Benjamin Travers, D.
X s. &C Speaking q those diseases and diseases arising
frun ire ees % mercury he stairs Nat remedy 70
,qual % ne Erfract Of SdrsGp1ii1 it, Torer - er-
fTaoriIHayy, more 90 hdH any other drug an &c
gHliaisd wifA 10 IL. in tAs stricisd soHs,, toHie
srih hs tHTdidbs attribute, tAdt !, dYpielbs 20
sr1fs Of ths .vsfCpa 80 sHntss ari yet irritable
rradsr ether sbtdHcs, of s toaie class uRdraiLdbs
o. igjurisas.
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Good~i..'s Mills. U1tW's1lunH
Ferdinand L Trippart has been appointed
postmaster, vice c. T. Carter. removed.
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The .nninex Mutual,
~, Hundred Application.

Tn ISue Policies fOr In one week. something entirely
prrcoente In the history % "MutuaI Insurance" CHE
stigma 10 "muta can, I0Aateusr, be dp-
plsd 10 this Co II Ia under the most strict insurance.
law In the world-thlt Of Massachusetts.
Its cash Assets anounliOg b. upwards 81 rh'ee Hun
drci AMI Twenty Thousan Dollars ts52O o o. safely In
vested Ia u. = oOs aud Bank stock. which Is constantly
accommodating. II Is about ~ years OIL and there Is no
possible FEAR the rmoest chance Of assessment,
anything Ike a. Besides being the best managed and
safest Cemly IN insure I'm, Is also the cheapest Com
Iany IN proof % which statement appeal TO the
merous frenis and patrons ot the Co In York County
Many Of the best residences IN the two cities Insured
IN the '-uincy Mutual" AmoOg others viii mention
Hon James X Clark our Mayor, Hon. Ferguson laines,
Pori, 1 2. MeKenney esq John n. AnthOin, Edward W.
staples Rufus Small Geo. u. Burnham q. o. Means The
Pavilion Calvin Baptist AMI y. W. BAPTIST Churches, I'd
CoprT Parsonage House AMI In saco, hipAlet Motifs
residence, william n. Donnei, eel, jos. a. Deering es
Hon james NJ Desrtng, Joseph Stevens, Dr. J. X. L.
Kmban lion. Phillip Eastman, Edward Eastman, ESQ,
Amos Chase, es Benz v. Hamilton and many others,
eonpri,lng large numbet q the best dwelling hoases
throughout County. To show the exceeding caution
ami god management of this model Co. u has never heen
oae upon pay los by fire, on risks taken at the
Bdefbrd Agency amuntng over ESQ during the long
tera % years Il has heen Tepresentei here.
The cost % Policy OF $4,000 In the Quincy Mutual.
Chat sum being the largest exposes 10 any ono hre)
would be as follows
Five thousand dollars, at II per Ct, iOr yrs, s62So
Cash dividend, 10 Per Ct. on amount paid 800
Total e,.t, s years. $50 80
Being Of per cent, Is cents Per 800 for one year.
The "ouiney MUTUAL
Has 6isd q power Of attorney at the Register Of
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alniilppu aud a,o'u,l''rt ~
Travellers Guide.
RlIL-RoAns.

a,,n,,oRp Trains leave Cor Boaon AMI ore west-7.2l
ana 20 I, ~ and 3.iS ani 6.s3 Pm.
rr.ins leave Coz H0rhDi and NE klst-s3O, lilo. and
ulj A. ~, ami s.iS anil 30 r.s.
Rlco Trains leave fOr Boston and The we-Tit and 81
AZ, ana al ana al ~.
rralns eave fer Portland and The Esst-73s, lilo and
II5OA. ~, and I.2S and 90 Pm.
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DEEDS Office, al dUTed.
The people cf York County should he exceedingly
thankful Cor having good, reliable and cheap Insur
Company The "Qulncy Mutual In which to insure
their houses The Agents at the request II any party
owning good dwelling will examine the risk, and brwani
application to the healquarers OF the Company at Qun-
cj, Mas. No charge Coz travelling expenses OF Policy
~, II
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Mail Arr.ng.msnt.--HIddsrord r. o.

Mail Arrangeme nt.--Ridds ford II. O.
ulIIs closs for "a, West al gsS A. ~, AMI 3lS ?: n
FsrfA> East a II IS 4. n, apf Gar n fr In
erck Al ~ a., Paf,onshef, Mosiay, We'ne-io sss'
EIsiAy a. s % y. NJ, Lyman CenITv, Thursdays S"V'
NSJ0P.G
Mas AsHyx Tom tks East at so a. anil tco N
From rae Vet At I. n, AMI 500 p n. fr.n Ians,-
lex at IL 20 A. n, rusonsnest, Aootv, Msao,S
and friv At SO ?. Nj LJ'a.s sec'ry
saly Al SO A. n
s.ee Pest Omee--Maii Arrangements.
Mas clsss fus us wsst at so A. NJ anu - Ia,
,-,.ss "A 4. SoPs Coantry Msi,s c'uss 0scs fus-
J.y. THURSDAY AMI saturday a $50 A.
AlIs A.avs fro5s The West Al llio anu $50 :. :;
n ~ Cs.airy Nals .Trive every Msanday, "edne'-
DAG s"A friday a s-'' s. RICHARDS, T. N.
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For amount required to pay the increased sala.
ries of the Judges authorized by the act OF March
second, eighteen hundred and sixty-scven, two
thousand Ave hundred dollars.
FOR amount required to pay outstanding liablli-
ties on account OF compensation and mileage Of
members OF the legislative assembly, officers,
clerks and contingent expenses OF the assembly,
twenty thousand dollars Provided, That from and
AFTER the thirtieth June next the salaries OF the
Judges Of Utah Territory shall be the same as now
pald 10 jidyes In Idaho and Montana Territories.
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Wyoming Territory.

For expenses Of the Territory nom January first
eighteen hundred and sixty nine, 10 June thir-
tIeth, eighteen hundred and sixty-uine, namely.
For governor, one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For chief Justice and two associate justices, at
two thousand five hundred dollars each, three
n. ousand seven hundred and fifty dollars Pro.
uidsd That the compensation OF the said officers OF
the said Territory OF Wyoming shall not commence
until they have been commissioned and qualified.
For Secretary, nine hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the Territory, i've
hundred dollars. ....
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CONCENTRATED RITRiCT SiRSiPiRILLi!

EstibIishei upwards q; Is years. Prepared ny
IL. It. HELMBoLD, .. ...f
lml6 69t broadway, n. Y.
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n 4 L . r T

Diddsford, April 81, 1869. 80
Iwio ClGS. G. SAWYER, President.
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, DEPARTMENT OF STATE.


For rent, fuel, alterations. watchnen. and labor
ers, twelve thousand dollars.
FOR salary Of solicitor and judge advocate OF the
Navy Department, from March fourth 10 July first,
eighteen hundred and sixty nine, eleven hundred
ard sixty-seyen dollars. -.
For the continuation Of the work on the United
States courthouse and post Office at Madison, Wis
consin twenty-five thousand dollars.
Por the construction of basin and new dock
barge Office at New YORK, twenty-five thousand
rcr the construction Of public building at
Springfield, Illinois, Tor courthouse and post Of
Ace and the accommodation OF officers OF the Unit.
ed states twenty Ave thousand dollars.
For construction u appraisers stores at Phila'
delphia, thirty.seven thousand Ave hundred dol.
Por the continuation OF the work on the public
building az Cairo, Illinois, to he used for a post
once, custom house, and United states COURTROOM,
twenty i've thousand dollars
For construction Of custom house ut Saint Paul.
Minnesota, twenty-five thousand dollars.
FOR construction OF eustom-house at Ogdens.
burgh, New York, twelve thou,and i've hundred
dollars. =. !,
For continuing the work on the marine hospital
at Chicago, twenty-five thousand dollars. .
For repairs Of custom house at san Francisco,
seven thou and i've hundred dollars. ..
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Special Notices.
YORK.
ooU N IT Y
T.TSUR.iTCE GES'C II!
Rufus Small & Sons &
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE.
err BrrLDsG, ovEa rms POsr orncs,
BIDDEFORD, ME.
..uartford Fire Insurance COMFY,

AsOsg Iheir Companies may be bund the old and rcli
kk
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B Y T E. L E G. r A ? II
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
or the South-W este

LONDON, March %, evening" Bullion decreased
$4,000 Consos 935. Bonds S3s
LIVERPOOL, March 25, noon.-Cotton active, but
prices unchanged; sales Of the week $4,000 bales of
which for expor. 5000 and on speculation 10000;
stock hand SOS, ,0o0 bales, including 600 Amer
lean. No markets tomorrow
LIVERPOOL, March 25, afterhoon-Stock of cotton
ahoa 417 900 bales, whereof American 0,o0o; mar
ket frm sales made forupands aloat at l24d. Yarns
and fabrics at Manchester frmer and prices better
New York March %, noon.-Cotton steady at 2S44
Q129c. Money steady at I yet. Exchange ST. Gold
1919.
NEW. ORLEANS, March 6.-Cotton-receipts to-day
2907 and of the week l049o bales; exports fer the
week, foreign CATS and eoaswise l530s bales; stock
hand 1856 5S4 baes sales to day 400 and for the
week 27,s50 bales; market steady; middling 2Slc
Gold 1872. Sterling 424; Commercial AZ; New York
sight a(0ad3ct. premium. Flour easier; srperfne
s. 10, double extra Sc % and treble extra Sc 30
Corn easier 75c Oats dull, Csc. Bran S1l5. Hay
frmer; prime sa7 Pork dull, $32 10. Bacon-re-
failing at l44G1l74@17le Lard nominal; tierce 1870
l94 and keg 2u4@2l!c Sugar dull; common Z and
prime 4lc. Moasses scarce; prime 73@15c Whisky
depressed; Western rectied S5@S7!c. Coffee dull;
fair 1440l54 aud prime / lie
NEW York March 26 evening. Cotton quiet; sales
$50 bales at 2Sag29e.
LONDON, March 26, evening.-No market until Tues
day here or at Liverpool.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, March 25-On statement of State
Senator Lynch, State Treasurer Dubucet and his chief
clerks relative to warrants drawn by Auditor Wick
life in payment of coupons raudulenty issued, the
grand jury to-day found bill against the Auditor for
misdemeanor Fraud appears to have been discovered
in January last, but upon being confronted with it. the
Auditor refunded amount of coupons, $4,000, and 10
disclosure was made until 23d inst, Senator Lynch
giving as reason fears of effect of exposure on the
credit of the State Auditor vacated his office day,
and the Governor has appointed L. 7. DelassiZe, a
co.ored man, member Of the State board of education,
as acting Auditor.
New ORLEANS, March 2G.--Auditor Wickliffe, who
was arrested and detained but few minutes yesterday
and released bond, has published notification to
the public against transacting any kind of business
with the Auditors Office until he regans possession
stating that the office has been illegally seized and held
by Governor Warmoth and the financial department OF
the government virtual suspended. Upon presenting
himself at the Auditors Office yesterday, with bis ap
pointment from Governor Watmoh, Mr. Deassze was
refused possession by Wickltfe when the latter was
elected by the Superintendent Of Police Legal opn-
ions are that w armoth had authority to q ect Wick
life fronl.ofce ; by the State constitutions this can only
be done by impeachment, indictment and conviction
and that there no legal vacancy for Warmoth tc
fill consequently action Of the new appolntee /:
legal or binding
Another race made up to-day for the spring meeting
of the Metarie to be some time during the races
which begins the 9th prox., match Of half mile dash
$1,000, catch weights, Mr. LipScomb of New Orlean:
naming Mamie HcNairy, and Mr.. Williamson of Mo
bile naming horse Lepis E. Smith, Hurdle racer E1
iaa6oo arrived today and is entered fora large stake
Six entries
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CnNGR ESSInNAL-

WAsHINGTos, March "a. 4..House-Motion to extend
time for evidence in contested election between ". II
strader aud Eggleston, from the Cincinnati district
defeated Motion was in interest OF Strader. Paine
introduced bill puishing civil military officer:
having power but failing to enforce the 18th amend
ment, with fine and Imprisonment Butler report
ed Mississippi bill back, and moved to amend by
giving the President power TO appoint gov
ernor. Farnsworth gave notice he would move to
postpone bill until next session. Beck addressed the
House in opposition to the bill, when the House ad
journca.
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations reported
on treaty Of July f. 1865 with Mexico for adjustment
Of claims Tenure Of Office bill passed to the follow
ing effect President may suspend during recess and
appoint another perform duties, reporting suspen
sion within thirty days after next meeting of Congress
and nominating successor II Senate refases to con
firm the nomination. and also by vote disapproye sus
pension suspended officers at the end Of the session
shall resume office. President need give reason
for suspension. Executive session and adjourned.