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CokoSKk's Inquest ovkR The BODY OF

oNRILL.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-The coroners investi-
CATION in the case of Anthony r.. O'Neill was
neld TO day. The room Was densely crowded
10y people anxious 20 see the prisoner, James
&. King. Testimony a. 20 the shooting OF
O'Neill by King was given 10y Mrs. O'Neill aud
other witnesses. The jury, after an absence of
eight minutes, returned a verdict that Anthony
r. O'Neill came 20 his des from the effects OF
pistol shot deliberately fired by james q
King. In reply TO interrogatOries the prisoner
said he Was 81 years old, was born in Morris
town, y. J., IL All attorney and counsellor. aud
by advice of his counsel he declined 10 say
whether he IL guilty OF not guilty.
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TIE NRw YORK AND BROoLYN BRIDGE when
finished will be the largest Suspension bridge in
existence. The hight of the towers above the
ugh water mark will be 2ss' feet, the hight of
he center of the main span, by the same
measurement, l35 feet; the length of the river
pan GIG feet, OF each land span 24O feet of the
New YORK approach, AL; of the Brooklyn ap-
proach, gil feet: and the total length OF the
bridge will be 5S1s feet
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MONUMENT ITO Col. FLLswoRTH-A con-
,ract has been signed between the officers OF the
Ellsworth monument association and George r !.
White, OF Ruthland, Vt, 10 erect the monu ment
y ithin six months. 1t is to be OF Quincy granite
twenty feet high, ornamented with an Ameri-
can shield cut on the shaft, medallion Of white
marble, dc. Ii will cost -, 600. The money
must be all subscribed BY Nav next. Contribu-
ions may be sent TO III. X. Cornell, treasurer
Mechanicyille, or to Il. ID. Ames, secretary
Mechanic ille.-TTOy WIG, Nor. -.
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CHILD KILLED BY WHIsKRY.-Esquire
rwyman held an inquest at Portland yesterday
afternoon on the body of a small colOred child.
named Belle Alexander, eighteen months of
age, which came TO its death from congestion of
tue heart, produced by drinking a wine glsssfu
OF whskey which had been given it, or placed
althin its reach, by lite father. The father, a
colored man answering 10 the name of Charles
smith, was arrested on the charge of causing the
-hild's death-LOnisrilLs COurier-J Journal. 20fl.
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Thiers and the Committee.
Reunion Of the Grand Army oI Cum
bsrlaud

CINCTNNATI. Nov. u rhe society OF the
Grand army OF the Cumberland held - sixth
annual reunion AZ DAYTON. ohio. yesterday.
Among those present we're Grne-als Hooker.
NhlpVie, Davis, Sherwood, Wood, = -ribner
Which, Prince. McCook. Ward. htmbau.
WiNAms, Maxwell. Governor Moves. aud m any
other persons prominent i'm the WAT. Gen.
Wood called the society % order, After PRAYER
LETTERS
were read from Secretary BelknaP and Gems.
sherman, sheridan, Mcigs, and Hon. Henry
Wilson. In the afternoon committees on time
and place OF meeting, memorials, publications.
orator for the next meeting. and nomination
were appoint motion that the latter com
mittee be instructed 20 report the name OF Gen.
Sheridan iOr the next president Of the society
was Withdrawn on point OF order beisg raised.
The committee on
THE THOMAS MONUMENT
reported that from 81 900 90 g. 600 had been coll
lected for that purpose. The meeting AZ :
O'Clock was a brilliant affair, sld was attended
10y an immense audience. Gen. Sheridan pre-
sided, and introduced Gen. 1hos. 4. Wood, whO
delivered an address. at the conclusion OF which
be meeting adjourned till to-day.
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Schooner Ashore

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. FL The tug Arctic ar
rived last night from the schooner Enterprise,
reported ashore on Smiths Island. The schOOn-
er's cargo will have TO be taken ont before the
vessel can be gotten of. The tug will return to
Smiths Island to-day with lighters. The cargo
is reported uniniured.
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Centennial sub.crtptiou Books.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2i.-It L. officially an
nounced that the subscription books OF the CEN
tenIial board Of finance will be opened to- day
the 2lst instant, throughout the United States
Jay Cooke * Co. and DreNel & Co. have agreed
10 act as general agents OF the commission in
securing subscriptions
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GEN. McClellnu.s Ssratcpx

DKRER AND RECEIVERS $1,000.
NEW lokK, Nov. 1.-THE Times states th at
Gen Mcclellan, president OF the Atlantic and
Great Western railroad company, recently went
10 Meadyille, Pa, and seized the books of the
manager of the road aud found that a regular
system of stealing from the receipts Of the road
had been prscticed tor q long time By the man
ager, W. III. SweetZer. The latter, on being
confronted with the proofs, resigned, besides
paying over some $685.
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DESTRUCTIVE PRE- IN JERSEY CITY.-At 6
o'clock last night fire broke out in Perrin &
Hance's steam saw-mill i'm Jercey City, DESTROY
ng the building and lumber yard; loss $40, 600
The flames extended TO Jarvis and Henwood's
tobacco inspection-ho house, and con. aiming about
5000 hcGsheads of tobacco. The loss on the
tobacco Is about a, 200 coo; on the buildings.
sic, coOi insured, principally in New York CON
panies.
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TIE POLITICAL Crisis IN FRAxcr-
Aehahon NOT lmtttious % be Presid,at.-Tbe
committees appointed by the French ASemhIv
70 drait reply to President Theirs messoe Nv
2 vote OF 8 to Q, elected Duke Pssoaier d'Audif
r III. IL r,esioent. This action is regarded A
. issorsoie 70 the government. The commit-
zee mas been instructed by the assembly, to in
a9ire INTO the modus vivendi OF President
IN niers, Who will probably attend the meeting of
a. Sommitee to-day. Ali the different parfies
ia tne assembly are holding privare consnites
aons. ffesioent Theirs was TO have anofher
conference to-day with the Delegation of fbe
The Presidency i'm case Thiers should rss,rnu us
a iacetous man introduced HUM once a
e"Genueman Hume you ehould knov %
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
This ANernoOn's Dispatches
Associated Press Reports.
AFTER THEIRS. WHAT
threatening State OF AGairs.
The .ttusIion iu France.

LoNDoS. Nov. = A dispatch has been re-
ce.Ned here from New York announcing the
report current there OF the resignation Of Prest-
dent Theirs aud other changes IN the govern
meui 81 France. rhe report j. false and without
a shsdo~ OF foundation. Up % this hour not
even fum0r ot the re- gnstion OF the French
Irtsldtnt has been current. The Associated
Pres dispatches have given a fun history OF the
course - events m France. Filters has called
tor another and stronger vot .of confidence from
the Assembly. aud has threatened 10 resign
az sss Il l. accorded. Various rumurs A. Ia hts
>urtCssor, In the event OF Ri, resignation have
been given, a. such, tfOm time - time. one OF
zee &C published on TUESDAY was that the PARTY
n tie right would propose = irfumN rate in
the President and his ministers res gncA.
NUt a. these statements sui rumor>. showing =
som, What threatening situation IN France. the
false report oi yesterday MAS probably m tnutac-
tured entire.
Theirs and the Committee.
PARIS. Nov p President Filters 49, not. as
Was expected, appear TO-DAY before Che commit
re appointed 20 draw up 81 address in reply 10
hiS message on the opening OF the national A.
~emb y. IL u announced, however. that His
ENceiiency will attend a meeting OF the com
mItfee tomorrow.
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The GERMAN NAvY.-Two corvettes on the
Alabama principle are now in process Of con-
suuction by the German government, and two
more are to be begun At once. In three years, IL
g claimed, the German Empire will possess
Tour Alabamas, armed with heavy guns and
capable OF sustaining Q conflict against iron
clads covered with eight-inch plates.
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three aids Of the health department in New
York report, after inspecting all the markets In
the city and numerous Wholesale poultry estab-
lishments, that they found no disease; further
more, the fowls were never In Q better condition
than
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New York Notes

MtSSlNa hkNrIthN MERCHANT.
NEw YORK, Nov. H.-GeOrge NJ. PEW. a
merchant OF Louisville, ~ missing under suspi-
clOus circumstances. He lett the Brandreth
House, aud has not been seen OF heard from
since. lie had some ten OF fifteen thousand
dollars with him.
STOKES COUNSEL.
Messrs. Mckeon, Gerry, aud Daily the Origi-
mai counsel for Stokes, have all retired rom the
case, snd other counsel will defend him IN his
new trial on the charge Oi the murder ot Fisk.
ADVANCE OF "NsTRANCE RATS.
AT a meeting OF the board OF tire underwrit ars
yesterday, the rates oi Insurance were advance 4
from - 10 20 per cent.
TWO FtREMEN WE'RE KILLED
and another wounded Yesterday by the falling
Of the walls OF a storehOuse in BROOKLYN, which
was burned two DAYS ago.
sALE or GOVERNMENT GOLD.
There were tweniy-two bid, tor gold TO day
amounting TO - .9je, 500, AZ from ll2 = % lI3 -
The government sold 100000 at ll3.IJ to
1882.
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DELEGATES FROM TIE INDIAN TRRRIToRY
The delegates elected to represent the Cherokee
Nation in Washington are VIM. p. Ross. VIM
=. Adair, and Jos Eann. Col Boudinot will
also pass the winter in this city
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The Steamship Arizona.

NEW oRK, Nov. 2l-The Pacinc mail steam
ship company announces the receipt of a dis
patch from San Diego, California, stating that
the Constitution passed there YESTERDAY with
the Arizona in tow, and is expected 10 arrive al
San Francisco by the sd inst.
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MAUCH CHUHK, Nov. 2l.-M. NJ. Domnick,
member OF Congress from the llth district from
1875 10 1S52, died this morning. The funeral
Will take place on Saturday afternoon.
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Ex-MAfoR kALBFLRisH, Of Brooklyn n, Y,
has filed his answer to the comnlainf of NJ
Msde In which she seeks sIoo 900 damages for
preach OF promise OF marriage. The reply at
tacks the plaintiffs character, and promises
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SECOND LIEUT.. FREDERICK ID. GRANT, Ith
cavalry, has been relieved from duty with the
general OF the army, and ordered TO join his reg
lment in Texas
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NAVAL OFFICERS TRASsFERRED.-Midshi
man q. W. Mentz, ordered to the Wyoming.
Ensigns j. B. Collins and II. F. Fickloben, de-
tached from the naval academy and ordered to
the Richmond,
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The PRESIDENT will receive no visitors in the
forenoon from now until the meeting of Con-
gress, being engaged upon his annual message
and other business to be brought to the attention
of Congress. In the afternoons he will receive
visitors as usual.
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LIECOBN HALL SEASON 1872 3.
EDMUND YATEs-roytmbeT2 %;
subect-"Modsr IN Society 4"
DANIEL DOUGHEbTY-December 3:
subect-' On ators and OrstOry .
Il. DE C0BDOVA-December IL;
Subject Our New Clergyman
MkEDELSSOHN QUiNTETTE CLUB IF b )ston,
December %
CHRISTMAS CONCERT.
BRET HARTE-January ~
Subject" Argonstus of 49,
NISS LILLIAN EDGARTON-January l3;
Subject Female CostuRei its Folies and Changes.
WENDELL PHILLIPS (about) February 1;
SubJect-"Danel O'CCnnell "
GEORGE VIM. CUkTISS-February 26;
Subject to be ann, unced.
Course Tickets, with reserve seats So. For sale
at j. &. PARKERS,
oC22 In 527 7th street.
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The Impeachment Trial Of Judge
Prtndle


ALBANT, Nov. 2l.-The state senate met this
morning and resumed the trial OF the impea ch-
ment OF Judge Prindte.
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NEW YORK GUARDING AGAINST FrRR-The
presiden. OF the board has been authorized by
the fire commissioners Of New York TO arrange
for the construction OF Q stationary pumping
engine and tower near the distributing reservoir
70 augment the pressure, and hence the volume.
Of water In the lower part of the CITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-21

THAT 800 GOO RuBY-Stanton. the man
With the s2so, 600 ruby, arrived at Denver. Col.
Tuesday night and freely exhibited the gem
WHICH very beautiful, but jewellers are in
net. he also shows what he calls a $1,000
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsrDENT.-The
President to-day appointed Slas b. butcher
pension agent widows agency - New York
city. Mr.. butcher for several years has been
supervisor of internal revenue for that city, and
resigns that position to accept the appointment
OF to- dav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-21

The lower house Of the Prussian Diet has
almost unanimously decided to proceed imme-
Saiateiy to second reading of the country reform
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THE Z. s. STEAMER NIPsIC arrived at St
Thomas, W. l., on the llth instant, and was to
proceed next day to SANTANA, Domingo, to meet
the flagship Worcester, which had left st.
Thomas for SANTANA just before the arrival OF
the Nipsic,
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f. K. CHAPMAN has been assigned to the
Charge OF the stamp division Internal Revenue
office, temporarily, vice W. p. Sherman, re.
signed
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Special NOTICES.
Fine Old Rye whisky

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fine Old Rye whisky.
WARRANTED PERFECTLY PURE,
FOR MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE.
LARGE BOTTLES, 81 PEP BOTTLE
OR SIS PEE GALLON.
hso,.u kinds ofCALIrnRNIAw INES, 1ac. and
s. per bottle: PORT, ANGELICA, MCSCArEL,
shkhRf, HOOK and CLARkT. Also, KELLY 5
ISLAND CAlAWBA.
These Wines are very superior, AID just as repre-
sented.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
no4-tr Second and u street, N. W.
A Card.
A Clergyman, while residing in South America,
az missionary, discovered a safe and sim pie remedy
for the cure of Nervous Weskness, Early Decay .
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders br ught on by bsneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured b.
this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfOf tunate, will send the reel pc
Ter preparing and using this medicine, IN sealed
eny elOpe to any one who needs il, Frse Of Chnrse
Address, JOSEPH T. INN AN,
station ID, Bible House,
mar22-ly New York City.
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LECTURES.
COLIN ii HALL.
PROF. JOHN TYNDALL,
of the Royal Institute, London, will deliver
COURSE OF SIX LECTURES ON


l. L G III L,
illustrated with experiments, Apparatus con
str acted ard arranged expressly for his lectures
America This couI Sc is substituted for the an =
nual Y. NJ q. scientific course The lectures
will begin TUESDAY EVENING, December 3, and
continue on alternate evenings, at o clock.
Tickets for the course, with reserved seats, S..
The sale Of course tickets will begin on WEDNES
DAY MORNING, November 20. at 9 O'Clock, at
Bs lsntynes book store, 42s 7th street. Admission
to each lecture, 81, no extra charge for reserved
seats. The sale of tickets to any of the separate
lectures will begin on SATURDAY MORNING,
November SO at the same place. For further par
ticuiars special circulars, to be had at Ballsn-
tynes, at the Y. n. c. A rooms, at the Smithsonian
Institute, and At the New York Times office, 1880
4 street. IDv l6 3w
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\ htst lass hOsES. CLlMBING and Or -
EAMEh1AL PLANTS. SHRUBS and
I'M ks- be Collection ctmrrisss the best -
slLcs kItwH IN kuTs pe or America. A JARDIN,
fIofist, SoTbtr II CorISeti~ut avenue and lsth
kueet n0y1-lms
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a. STRAUS,
lOll PENNSYLVANIA vEHUE,
Third Door from Eleventh Street.

~Stcre open until p m and on Saturday until
IL p m to accommodate those who have no time
TO purchase during the day. n0yl5-sr
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THE OUTRAGRs ON THE MEXICAN BORDER
Messrs. Robb and Savage, members OF the COM
mission TO investigate outrages on the Texas
frontier. have arrived here with their report
which they will present to the President to-
morrow. He will make their recommendations
the basis OF his message to Congress on the sub
loot
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~One Of those things that no fellow can fpd
out-a good husband after IL p. m.
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DRY GOODS.

MMENSE REDU CTIOS
DRY G.. OODS.
AL sir aud vi y I.-- -iuced from 81 . 20 81
Lovely PIaId- redu -.tt tr..G &C to Is.
I,veIy PIa,-.s GALL Vu,i r.--c-d from TSc &c Sc.
EmpTes- 4 fr. t- Ta4uCe,. o. q. sc. tu 6lC.
saiire- in new shah =. reduced from Sc. 90 sc.
B.a-k AIFsCa- reduced ~ per cent.
launel- reduced 20 per cent.
- euttt Bi- a. bed and UUbeachef Cotton, 10 &c
2 urro-c -Elu 81 &C he'd Cotton. I5C.
Hev haTk N Us E.eaChFd Cation, &c,
l. arh rIlksst Cr-Gt t4TS aims.
{ s-huIs ard Ne IN, greatly reduced.
: - Do IshretluS from Sac Up.
want I AVIS h ID, 81.
-iery, Glove, Havtk' -Chi-fs, Ties, II bbOns,
NC-sef- Napkins, Bed SpreAI =, Jailvs md Gent :
f'IderV host q ether d wiI be sold ST
srie thai cannot fal 10 please the purchaser Call
aLd examine - OK
BBrpHFAD & co. I2O5 street
TIE street cars pass bEOdEead a Co : establish
en-. nrl6 TO
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IHE ILLINOIS SKNAToRsHIP.-In reply to the
suggestion that Hon. +. b. Washburne will be a
candidate for United States Senator from Iii
nois, the Gslens Gazette, the republican paper
OF MIR. Washburne's town, says: Those who
believe that he desires the position or that she
VIII be pressed by his friends as a candidate
Will soon learn this mistake. His friends under
stand very well that his present position is more
congenal to his taste than a seat in the United
states senate would be, and hence they have
no reason to advocate his C aims for that Off ce
Mt. Washburne came home to vote, visit his
friends, and transact some business in Wash
on. Having completed his errand he will
return to Paris"
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OUR FLEETS IN THE NORTH AND SOUTH
ATLANTIC.-The L. s. steamer Worcester, flag
ship OF the North Atlantic feet. arrived at st.
Thomas, West Indies, on the 81 instant, and at
st. Johns, Porto Rico, on the eth. The Ticon-
dSj 2ga, OF the South Atlantic fleet, arrived at
y hevideO on the 18th OF October, after yisiting
the ports of Santos and st. Catherine The
Wasp was at MOntevideO on the 10th of October.
The health OF officer and crew on the station
was perfectly good.
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INTERNAL RavENUR--The receipts from this
source to-day were S319 ,977.99.
ANOTHER DISCHARGE of clerks of the Pension
Office is expected in few days.
THE COMMITTEE ON AUTHORIZATIONS, at
their meeting yesterday, took up the Indian
appropriation bill, and nearly complett 4 action
upon il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-21

iacetious man introduced HUM opce a
a"gentieman Hume you should know
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JSuGAN 3 WILIE,
ID rEsTEgS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
NO, 1913 ard lO29 Seventh street. NV.
NEW DRESS GODS
Black tlpa Snt IA rs, Black si'ks, SesHcl-
itsn Silks, silk POpiIls kpinRlines; Oa-h
m. sIul MeJIuOe-. shades. extra tine Double
Cashmere, Bls DTap d. Etc, Bich Plsds, Plain
sud e lped Wool SafiUe-. Snavls ON 81 cents to
So Sp n6if st. lee Blank e's AID Elannels, great
81 Il. Cas- Imerrs, Cloths, DOeskins, &c, i'm
Beusa stock, very cheap. Oh akilRs-Re pellan Is,
Bes Oh nchilss, Cal icuIs aud As rschsO Cloth.
Underwear for every body. Hosiery of al kinds:
KID Gloves. Doe and Castor Gauntlets, Fan =
Scs-f. and Notions ney!5-u
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The LIBERAL CHAIRMRN OF CONGREssToN-
AL COMMITTEES TO RETIRR.-A letter received
here from New York, where General Banks is
at present residing, says that he will resign the
chairmanship of the House foreign affairs COM
mittee on the first day of the session. and that
General Blair, OF Michigan, who also supported
Greeley, will withdraw from the head of the
claims committee. Senator Trumbull will
doubtless pursue a similar course in leaving the
head OF the judiciary committee in the Senate
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"A HIGH CoAPLlMENr-An English traveller,
in conversation yesterday. remarked that the
Arlington House was the handsomest and clean
est he had yet seen in this country, and that IL
contained suite of blue which displayed the
most perfect taste he had ever seen in any pub
lie or private house, here or abroad.
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SENATOR TRUMBULL arrived here this morn
'ng. He denies the story that he proposes 10
resign his seat in the Senate. hut SAYS in regard
torsslgning the chaTman>hp of the judiciary
committee that he will do 80 a. the hegiu nj : =
OF The session, having no doubt that The caucus
OF republican Senators would othcrEi>e Gust
him from that position. He Will tender his res
iguatlOn unless "A caucus shall be held ON the
first day OF the session and anticipate his action
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THE NEW PHILArELPHIA PosTNAsTEs.-G.
W. Fairnsn was yesterday appointed by the
President pjstm lster a. Philadelphia, vice III.
Ii. II ngham resigned. I here were two appli-
cants Tor the position urd the vil service
rules. Mr. Wonder. the chief clerk. and NJ
Fairman. The bond Ut the new prS-mas or -
in a penalty OF 100000. and the suretieS are re-
quTed to be worth StrOy1n.
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LARGE BOTTLES, 81 PER BOTTLE;
OR SIS PEE GALLON.