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Philosophy o f Marriage.\-\* new course lectures, as delivered, at .the New York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects : ITo.w to live a»d what to live for j \South Maturity and Old Age : Mah- hoort generally reviewed; The cause of indigestion.'flat- ulence and Nervous diseases accounted for; Marriage philosophically considered, &c. Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be|for- ward'edTto partlesunabie to attend, on receipt of f»ur •tairips.ibyaddresslng; Secretary, New York Museum of Anatomy and Science, 618 Broadway, New York. (fe25uly) BATOHELOK'S HAIR DTE. This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the, world 1 The only Hi'ue and perfect! Dye, Hurmiess. ReHawe.mstan- taneous. No disappointments. No ridiculous tints.— Natural Black, or. Brown. Remedies the ill effects of bad dyes. Invigorates the Hair, .leaving it soft and beauti- ful. The genuine is signed William A. Batchelor. All others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers, factory 81 Barclay 8t., New York. (de7d*wly> JRIGHTPUL PROPHESIES Concerning the Eiul of all Tilings Are made by religions enthusiasts; and, on the, other hind, philosophers Insist that the centre of the Earth Is a mass of fire—that the poles of the Barth will one day be at the Equator, and that the Sun is gradually fading. Talk like this is very terrible, but pending such whole- Bale calamities, it will be well for each member of society to take care of bis or her health, and leave the rest to Providence. The end comes prematurely to all who neglect thepreseryation of that inestimable blessing.— Suffer liver disease-, dyspepsia, chronic' constipation or any other ailment to take its course unchecked, and it will assuredly shorten life. It cannot be said, that the mean3 of protecting the system against the predisposing causes of disease, are withheld. The constitutions and physique of the. least f obnst uiay be SO strengthened anfl fortified by 'a'course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as to render them all but invulnerable, not only to ths attacks of epidemic disor- ders, bnt also to the ordinary complaints which prevail in all countries and at\ all seasons. If the j im- mense importance of protective medication were uni- versaUy understood^his Incomparable vegetable anti- dote, which is already the most popular tonic l a the world, would everywhere be classed among the staples of life, and no family would dare be without-it The time may arrive when this will be the case, for eyery year adds hundreds of thousands to the list of those who use it. - (myl9d*w2w) THE PAIN KtlitER Is both an Internal and External Remedy. , THEPAIN KtLlHER i Should be used at the first manifestations.of Cold or Cough. THE PAIN KIT&ER— Don't fail to keep it in the house ready for use. , THE PAIN KILLER [ . Is an almost certain cure of Cholera, and has with- out doubt been more successful in curing this terrible disease than any other known remedy, pv e,vcn the most eminent and skillful ^physicians.. In India, , Africa and China, where this dreadful disease is ever more or'less prevalent, 'the Pain Killer IS considered by the natives, as well as by European residents tar those climates, a Sure\RemeSy. THE PAIN KILLER— , Each bottle is wrapped -with full directions for iti Use. • THE PAINKILLER \ • . Is sold by all drugggists and dealers in'family medl- ;cinea ; (myKattawtwlm) AND TROCHE POWDER, A delightful amd. pleasant Hemecly in Catarrh, ITeo.it' ache, Sad. 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Flour—!Receipts 1,736 bbls, ', ,' Market steady. • • • •. • j 'Sales- 6,800W>ls. at 8.25@9,I0 sup. finestate and western 9.25@9.90 for choice ei. state ; 9;30@10;50 for common: to choice extra -west- ern; 9.f5@13.50 common to. good shipping brands extra Round Hoop! Ohio. j Syeflour steady at 8-.op@10:06i, :; [ Wheats-Receipts 14,510 bushels r Market dull. ... . , /; ,, i Sales,51,0(S6 bush, of choice No. 2i Spring at 2.22; common white Gal, at 2.88. : jGoriiT-^Reeeipts • 29,000 bushels. Market; favors buyers. J <• Sales 59,000 bush, of choice mixed -western tt'1.12$@l.-13|., '•• \-. , • Oats dull at 86@85i for;Western. . ,', Pork=—Market closed quiet.; Sales 1,750 barrels at 28.70@28.35 netr meas. . Beef firm. \ .' •• •• • QGDENSBTOfiH, LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOU: . Ratification Meeting. Lyceum Hall was filled Friday evening by enthusiastic Republicans, -who met to ratify the nomination of GRANT AND COLFAX.' They came on the mere suggestion of the President of the Grant Club that a ratification woulld be in order that evening. The Oswegatchie Band inras present to discourse music, and Profs. Duftouchel and Newell sung some stirring songs, wiith organ accompaniments. The meetiug was called to order by ; appointing Hon. S. ST. Sherman Chairman and John 'W. Stone Secretary. It was opened by aui address by the Chair and a song by Prof. Newell, Prof. DuMouchel accompanying him on the organ. Addresses were made by Stillmun Fodte, Judge James, Horace Russell, H. R. James, Neil Cook, and B. H. Vary. The following resolution wns adopted by the whole audience rising sund giving the cheers\ :— Resolved, That the nomination of filrant and Colfax for President aud Vice-PresidiCut at the recent National Convention, challenges our full- est approval, they each being eminently the first choice of the Republicans here assembled, and we hereby pledge ourselves each to the other and to them, to do all that lies in our pow- er, honestly and fairly, to eil'ect their elec- tion. The remarks of\ all the speakers were of the most interesting character, and tlnoae which related to the candidates and then- record were thrilling, and were frequently interrupted by the most vo'piferoiis applause, the whole audience rising to its feet and breaking out with cheers. The proceedings were interspersed by music from the band, and everything passed oW with the greatest eclat. The meeting adjourned at 10 r. ir, with three rousing cheers for tho Republican canse and its candidates. ' Recorder's Court. Henry Abel (Dutch Henry) was brought be- fore the Recorder on Friday for stealing a ajaw, and ms sent up for uinety days. IHpon receiv\ the the sentence Henry remarked \ttiat'a a hi—U of a note.\ John Harden.taken up for disorderly conduct, sent up tjll discharged by law. '' j John TJuaha sent up for ten days for drunken- ness, j William Briggs, Frank Briggs, and Chas. lisle were arrested for maliciously destroying property at School House Ko. 5. Case not disposed of. t^ We notice that our formet? townsman, Wm. Armstrong, was elected Treasurer of the Mercantile library Association, New Yorkj at the election at Clinton Hall,on the 19th. Eight hundred and sixty votes w.ere cast,, , 53TTher.e will b,e a meeting of the Athlete Boat Club this (Saturday) evening,, at 7 o'clock, at the office of D.. II. Chapin, A punctual at- teftdaitco is requested. By order of ithePresident. H. A. KERRIMAN, Secretary. Millinary Opening. ': Mrs/Atehesoii's opening of Spting and Sum- mer Millinery will take place on Thursday, 28th, instant. Mrs. A. is proverbial for good taste in making selections, and suiting her) putrons.'and we are persuaded that the new stock will be the richest ever introduced here., Our lady readers who are especially interested in this branch of business, will make a note. [Advertisement.] , Special Notice. ' And the cry is still they come. Every;day brings something; new, and so it isi at Atchesons'. Every day brings; new Styles ofhats, caps; neck ties, &c, new straw goods, new soft white hats,, new silk hats, new style alapaca caps, the new lace tie. All the new styles of hats, caps, ke., as fast as they are issued in the cityi will be found at • AtchesoDB'. Go to Atchesong',! the popular hat store of Northern New York.'and buy your hats, caps and, genrs' furnishing goods. w __ Since the recent Fenian outrages in Eng- land, Canada \and* Australia, no respectable American paper has a word to ssJy in their favor. The Oswego Advertiser still talks in friendly terms of the,\bpys- and inBults Canada and Canadians in ita usual style. So '• does ] the Ogdensburg REPDBLICAII ; who had the mean|ie38' to insinuate »that the Duke of Edinburgh jhad been shot on account ot licentiousness.— Brock- ville Hecorder; • • ' • . ! j We have published;the/ull account of thfe at- tempted assassination of the Duke of Edinburgh. So far \from b'e'ing a Fenian outrage, it was a wild freak of a ipersoh 1 Suffering] with delirium tretnm* However, it is, natu*al; that, a mob which kicked and tore nearly td pieces a- gentle. man who waa doing.his utmost ito restrain alwild man from killing the Prince, should charge: the 'outrage;to'this Fenians./ Does the BtockviWi Re- corder pretend to believe that the Duke of Edin- burgh is a model of mpr.ality ? A Prolific Biddy. i The Canton Plaindealer saya:' Wm. Wataon, of this toWn, has in His possession a last Pall's chicken that!beats anythingfouiaying eggs that we Hay^ieiraVQl! for some time. 6n,Aipril 27 th she laid three egg's, and did the same on the J4th, llthj 13th and 14th day^s of-Mlay respectively.— The other'days since she commenced laying, she has invariably furnished oneegg. This beats the classical hen who \laid two eggs a day, and Sun- days she laid three.'! v • I ^Opmmon, O^ouncll. CITY OF OGDENSBURG. adjournment. - and-Aldermen' -furnish previous %oecti^ wire* .'* .' •. * _ K '4. X- V_,f Council.met pursuant Present—W.\C. Brown ,*!May or; Herriman, Jones, Rodee, Pearson, Waterman, Hackett and Allen. . ,- , AbBent—Aldermen 6 . W. Pearsons and Bald- win. r !The |ininutcs <H' 'the read-arid approved. Mr. Herriman, from the Committee on Ferries, submitted the following report,:.* . » r M i\ ' The Common Council of the city of Ogdensburg, ln pursuance or Title S of the City Ob&rter, do resolve ana ordain as follows: CHAPTER YIII-OF MK1IW. SECTION 1. There shall be »nd hereby i i •sUbllihed three Kerry Districts for the city, and one ferry shall be allowed for each District, and one night ferry ln addition for the Ceht'er-Diitrlet; tTfiiOfoier yerry Districtstall embrace the water front of the city between the center of the Oswegatohle river »nd the center of Franklin street The Western ferry District shall comprise the water front west of the, center of the Oswegatchie river, and the Eastern Ferry District shall ooroprlse the water front east of the center of Franklin street., i • .1 , * . § 2. Leases of such ferries shall be granted to extend until the 1st day of April, 1870, »nd thereafter, as m»y be further ordered, If satisfactory terms pursuant to the Charter are offered therefor: § 8. Yn theC<Snter : Ferry there must be proviaed;»nd used a sWmbait 'not letf th»n eighty feet In Wngfh and eighteen feet breadth of beam, and not less than ninety tons burthen, with suitable accommodations for passengers, and which shall be kept and uieil for such ferry,andshall,except.wfiefipretwteasbjf .the; inclem- ency of the weather or accident, cross and return every thirty minutes; leaving its doclt, at Ogdensburg, precise- ly at six o'clock i . M., and at the expiration of every thirty minutes thereafter, until' elght'6'elock t. u. And the Lessee •(hall provide and keep in use sufficient other boata-.with men to take, over, all ptssenjers offering to cross at such ferry, when, such steamboat la not In use, ana also in the night time, on reasonable no- tice, at their place of business. But for night ferriage, double the usual rates may be charged. | i. For the Western Ferry there.mus% bi provided afi&iised a steamboat t Qf not less than ^ixty rfeetjn length, «nd nofleas than ilxtew feet~&e»mVana sixty tons burthen, with suitable accommodations for passen- gers, ana which shall be kept and used exclusively for such ferry, aud shall, except when prevented by acci- dent or by the inclemency of the weather, cross and re- turn every hour, leaving Us dock, at Ogdensburg, pre- cisely at six o'clock A. M., and at tlie expiration of every hour thereafter, until eight o'clock p. u. ... .* i. § 5. For the Eastern Ferry there must be provided and, used a steamboat of not less than 125 feet la length, and not leS3 than twenty feet beam and one hundred tons burthen, with sultablo accomraodalloni for pasiengers, and which shall be capable of transporting railroad care, wagons, carriages, with their lading, and of making the trips ln winter, and shall cross & stated times, to be Specified jln the license. 7 ',*-\ / § 0\. The rates of ferriage from tlie lit day of April un- til the 1st day of December, In eaoh year, shall be a* fol- lows : For every passenger over twelve years of age, ten cents; for every passenger tinder twelve years of age, live cents. From the 1st day of December to the 1st (Illy Of. April, flQUblj! the ttbove rates Shall be allowed, ana for ferriage in the night' time, there thill be allOWtll double the rates of day ferriage. § 7. Each Lessee shall keep posted tip In a conspicu- ous place upon each of his ferry boats, a printed oopy of the foregoing rates. § 8. Whenever any one of the ferries I* not, under lease, it may be occupied by the-teisee qt any other fer- ry, under regulations to be prescribed T>y-ihe' •Common Council. § i). The Common Council wlllhold their first meeting to collider, proposals for one pr more, of such ferries, at ^heir-Council Rooissta the Town If»U, in'iOgdiniburg, on the 10th day of June next, at eight o'clock P. U. Pro- posals shall be in writing, aadressed to the Mayor and Aldermen, and .specify- the ferry proposed, for, the amount of Tent: qffered to be paid ptr»nnum f T the fef-. ry, the particular dock at, and from which the ferry bo»t or boats will land and depart, the description of the boat or boats proposed to be used, and any other particulars whlcli the applicant mmydeem material. Ordered that the Gle'rlc cause a copy \5T the foregoing ordinances to be published once in each week for two weeks ln the JOBRSAL and Advance, with notice that proposals are invited lor any or either of the above mentioned ferries. ' > From April 1st to December 1st, Every adult passenger %0 10 Children over four and under twelve years.. 5 Horses, each.'...., 25 Wagons, .double,.. i . : ....... s-.,~.. . f . .. s a-,, r «• 60- * OaUle,*e«cli..|....ii.i.- f ..;.S.^.„>.'....'.. *• » For horses and cattle in droves, for each over five,half Uie above rates. Sheep, each 6 Freight, ton 100 Kailroad cars loaded, each *10 00 \ \ empty, \ 5 00 YromiDecemtierlstto April 1st, double the above rates will-be chargeil., / •\!'\.. : \' \ :• On motion of Mr. Waterman, the report was* accepted, and the ordinance contained therein adopted. Ayes—Herrhnan, Jones, Pearson, Waterman, Rodee, Hackett and Allen.,, On motion, the amount of'the Treasurer's liond was fixed at twelve thousand dollars. The Mayor oifered the following resolution for the consideration of the Council: Jlesolved, That the Clerk be directedto^rocure under the supervision of the Mayor, \ ' s •'' i A book in which to keep the records of the city; an order book, with marginal receipts; blank excise licenses, bound with marginal records oi the licenses issued; blank bonds to be executed] by^parties receiving licenses ^ and their .auriiies ;!ljcenses,-'for*\shqwSi ftc.; }etter.paper r with printed headings, to be used only in the business of the city; blank bonds for policemen; carters and porters licenses. Mr. Waterman moved the adoption of the resolution.' '\ - '• • > • Ayes—Herriman, Jones, Pearaon, Waterman, Rodee, Huckett and Allen. Ou motion of Mr. Waterman, the salary of the City Clerk was fixed at the rate of $20O:per ah- num.f ' \ • Ayes—Herriman, Jones, Pearson, Waterman, Rodeo, Hackett and Allen. On motion, the salary of the Recorder was fixed at $300 per annum. ' Ayes—Herriman, Jones, Pearson, Rodee and Allen. • Noes—AVaterman and Hackett. On motion, the salary of Chief Engineer *as fixed at $60 per annum. . • Ayes—Herriman, Jones, Pearaon, Waterman, Rodee, Hackett and Allen. On motion, it was voted that no salary be'paid to the City Treasurer. Mr. Pope, Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart- ment, addressed the council in .relation to the present condition of the Department, and recommended that E. W. Benedict be appointed First Assistant and Wm. 'Congalton Second Assistant. .• The Mayor suggested that the Chief Engineer be authorized to* employ-'sixteen men in addition to the engineers and firemen of the steamers, for ? the purpose, of manning hose and pipe at fires, at-the rate of \twetitt'tientsper hour .-for day ser- vice and thirty cents per hour for night service, ii^ also, to make awan^ements for teams to hiul steamers at times of fires. On motion, ttie following resolution was resolution ^ | fc) s: I F SA- Racked, ThatthrOhiefEnginecrofthoHro -DepartnientKbegiuthortted to.Raj! jiremen, |not exceeding sixteen in number, at the rate; ^»g twenty cents each per hour, for working at fires in the day-time and, tbirty.cente per hour insthe .night time:;:abo^hathelfengf^e aorns person to furniah v temnis^to-dr»W thi' gtedm engines to and from fires, such engagment to be in force only; until the further order of the Council. \\ ' Ayes—Herriman, Jones, Pearson, WatcrnianJ Hackett, Rodee and Allen. On motion, the followin adopted: [>' | | , f H >g ^j| ^ It ia li'ereby ordained by the'Common^Goi of the City of OgdenBburg: ' '. •§>J. The lot at the northerly corner of Wash- ington and Catharine streets, formerly the; St., Lawrence Exchange lot, be and the sameis: hereby established as a public pound. ] ' §' 2.' fboinas Flora ia hereby appointed^ Pound Master, with the power and duties prescribed \in the 3d chaptervof tliejprdinanoep;.- On motion, the Council proceeded to elect ljirsfr Assistant Engineer of the Fire Department. \ Whole;;number,of,votes,. f ., — , !*? Of which E. Wi Benediot had,. 6. - H. J. Goodno ji Mr. Judson U E. W.pBenedict was declared elected/ • Mj>vedRnd seconded'thaj the, C^unc^i- to elect a Second Assistant Engineer. j Whole number of votes cast i7 :i Of which rVfiA. Gongalton received-.\.'.... |5 H. J. Goodno j 2 Wm. Congalton was declared elected. ; Mr.U. Pearson, from the Committee on Excise* made the following report: ; The Common Councilor the City of Ogaensburg, in pursuance of the City Charter, do otdaln a» follows .CHAPTER IX. \ :pp;*xbi»i! ; ! ASD TntKickai^iNa i>)D ^IKGW^TIOK OI Jl, Allcenie to kee\p »\ saloon of\ eating house not kept as an Inn, tivern or hotel, with the right to sell ais- tllled or fermented liquors to be drank on the premises, will be granted to such pesons as may be approved by the Common Council; »ach license to continue in force- for one yeir, unless sooner forfeited or revoked, and will specify the person to whom, and place for which It is granted, and shall not be assignable or transferable, andwill specify that the same Is a granted and accepted subject to the by-laws ana ordinances otthe city hiving reference to such places and to the summary enforce- ment of mch ordinances by the police under the authori- ty ot the Common Council, and subject to be revoked by the Common Council whenever ,in their judgment the conditions on which It was granted have* beep violated, mnd will not be granted until tlie following, conditions •recompiled with: 1. By the payment to the Treasurer of the sum of one hundred dollars in advance for each bar, which may be- kept in such saloon or eating house. : 2. By nlimr with the Cleric of the City a bond t» the Olty, In the Renal sum.of two hundred and fifty dollars, wiui sufficient *uretle8, who shall duly justify 1» the sum of five hundred dollars, to be approved by the Com- mon Council, with a condition that such appllcanv dur- ing tlie time he shall keep vuch saloon or eating Louse, will not suffer it to be disorderly, or suffer any iamb- ling, or keep a gambling table of any description, .within the saloon or eating house kept by'hlm, or many outhouse,\yara\or g»Men \belonging thereto. Such bond shall have the lurther condition that no distiJecl or fermentea llqners shaU be sola by the person or Ln trie place so licenced to any Indian or minor, or to-a^erscn •manifestlyIntoxicated;or to»nhabitual drunkard;ana that, in case any person Bhall become intoxicated byll-. quor obtained or drank in such place, the person to 'whom such license is granted, will provide thejperson lntoxlcatcd-wtth comfortable lodgings, care andneolcal' attendance until lie becomea sober, and will pay all loss, damages, costs and expenses which any individual or the city, town or county shall lose, sustain, or have- to pay Inconsequence of such Intoxication;, aid that all by-laws and ordinances of the city in respect to sucli' places shall be submitted to, complied with or observed therein, and that the premises shall be kept closed from twelve o'clock every Saturday night nntU six o'clock Mondaymorhlng.' \\'\•' , ' ' ' ' , • § 2. A license to keep a saloon or eating house not kept as an inn, tavern or hotel, with the right to sell ale, porter and beer, to ke drank on the premises, but not to sell any other liquor or wines, will be granted to such persons as may be approved-by the Common. Council in I the same m'ichner and on title sam'e.terms and conditions 8»Kerelnbefofe~pr6'viaeil,:except that the amount to be paid in advance therefor, aball be fifty dollars, and tbe bond in addition to what is above required, will be fur- ther conditioned that the applicant will not, during the time such license shall remain in force, sell or permit or suffer to be sold In such saloon or eating house, or ln any room, outhouse, yard or garden belonging thereto, »ny strong or. spiritousllquors or wines to'be drank In -'such' premise* witkithe exception only of ale, porter and been' - > ~*t *<- : •\ • ] S 3. Whoever shall sell any strong or splritous liquors or wines to be drank ln his house or shop, or ln {any outhouse, yard or garden appertaining thereto, or shall suffer or permit any such liquors or wines sold by him or unaer his direction or authority, to be arank in his. house or shop, or in any outhouse, yara or garden there- to belonging, within Jhe bounds Of the city of Ogilens- burg.'willfout hiving obtsinea-a' license therefor as an Inn, hotel or tavern keeper, or as the keeper of a saloon or eating house, shall forfeit fifty dollars for each offense, to be sued for and recovered by the city for Us use.! ' !, § 41) It ShaU be an express duty of the chief of police and policemen to enforce the laws of the Stite and the ordinances of the City ln respect to places where strong or spiritususllquors or wines are sold whether licensed or unlicensed; to enter complaint to the recorder fdr ev- ery violation of such laws or ordinances which [shall come to their knowledge and attend to subpoenaing the, witnesses to sustain such complaints. t • Mr. Waterman moved to amend by fixing the price of license at $.50. The motion was lost On motion, thejreport was lajd over till next meeting. * ~ j Ayes—Herriman, Jones, Pearson, Waterman, Hackett, Rodee and Allen. ' Ou motion, the Council adjourned to Monday, ilay 2Sth, at ^ 'o'clock P. M. j t- few of the true blue Republicans jour- nals regarding impeachment as dead, are| de- mandin'g to hav^the'funeral take place at ;once and the dead body buried out of public sight.— As a friend of the deceased, if really deadj we protest against indecent haste in consigning -the 1 ' body to the tomb. It is a-ma^ter of;' fact j that many pers6ns' I have : been buried alivd, apd we should be .admonished by this to, be, sure' the vital spark has fled before interring, the corpse. Besides, if impeachmenthas been murdered, the coroner should be, permitted to hold an inquest before the funeral. At Finnigan'a Wake the corpse got up anfl kicked the merrymakers] or*' Mr^y' 1 gentlemen. : >•'' | e Chateaugay Journal is informed that Mr. James %iHisj of that'tbwii,'aged seienty- flve yeafs/waa a few aayssfnee presented by his wiferr—aged •fpr.ty-fivjBsrrwith, ( a juxteen pound Borsoi J. Allendorph will aell at auction, at 2;p. M., Saturday, 238; iu'front \of his store, F6rd street, two five; year old, well, matched ; and sound horaes. 4 .Also .one dopble seated buggy, in good order, and 0110 «Wer plated; iingVe''harness. '. ,,Qmcni.H*.Ti ) 't0.*^22.-jrWilliam-tBeeve» was' &• tailyiinjursa, andjSamuel Hawthorne, Adam Schalk ajid Thomas Coughlin seriously wounded, by an .expioaiou^of a\ rendering, tank of the Fertiiizing Company, at Delhi, Ohio, yesterday; •'NE* YORK, a2.^America&'Gold l'iS91.« J. on the night of the 4th M.July last, Resulted yesterday in a verdice ofinaurder in; • 'the Second degree, and lid.>,a;s sentendM'to S'tate- Srisbn for life; . , '•';\\'. NEW YORIK, 22.t—The steamer Arizona brings $l',ifyf^bOintrpasure. 'Hcnrj, AJjson'Burlmgitine and the,Chinese Embassy.are. paBsen'gers; She bringSiPaiiiifflada'fcg.butnonews.'pfcoDBequeDCe. YORK, 2&.T—Times special • ,says: Gen. Grantispent. the .day. at his office.in the Army Headquarters, but was not: able to do much b|us» liie'ss, his t'me being mostly, 'occupied in tfeceiv- j\ng tjh.e iriendp who-c^lled. '.',.\•• , . [-, i Mr. Golfax waa with him for over, an hour ia the forenoon. The General having: read the full platform, expresses himself as'' even'.better pleased witli, it than with the synopsis furnished- \him yesterday; say ing that it seemed clear and sensible, and h'e had no doubt i f expressed the general opinion of the-Republican party. ••' • i Mr. Golfax spent a large part of the day, at llig rpora in't|ie Capitol where he was visited-by many ''friends.\ The only member of the Cabinet. who has called ou either of the new nominees is Mr.\. Stan ton who visited both.of both of them last evening and was with' Gen. Grant for a short time this morning. ; The impeachment investigation was. contin- ued, to-day. FpUr or five witnesses were in at- tendance. It should be understood that the managers are very reticent about their affiirs and the portions of evidence elicited that have,: been'made public arefurhished by'the witnesses themselves and dressed,up in the White House circle to make the case \as much as possible, against tlib managers. ' ' Thugjkis gi,ven out .that Acting Secretary Cooper of the'Treasury Department, swore that he had been approached by a 1 person named Iieggett, who jar(jduced.a letter of authoiity frpm Senator Pomeroy, stating that he would carry out any arrangement made in his interest with his brother-in-law. • , \ The Senator publishes a card saying that :he never wrote or authorized the letter and that the whole thing is an entire fabrication. The man Leggett was examined to-day \and testified that he never Teceived or delivered such a letter to Mr. Cooper and that as far as he knew Sena- tor Pomeroy never wrote or autuoHze&'it. j One of the witnesses examined was Perry Puller o£ Kansas^ but the nature of his testiffiOv ny is not known. * ' \ ' . The Times special says: Mr. Wade called |oil Gen. Grant and Mr. Colfax this, morning, and the interviews between, these gentlemen, 'were very friendly andcdr,diai. The Ohio Senator-says ihe ticket ia a good one^ and that he will give it fust* Tieafty support, and has no doufet that it ^ul'.' be.electei next fall. '' .. , This 1 seems to be the common.sentiment of all Begublicans. ; ' . • Tribune special.,say3 t : The ImpeSfehrnent Managers. uav& in their' investigation elicited a number of very impdrtaijt. facts relative^O tlie •amount of money subscribed^ and the.manner ; of its : disposal.. \-\ 1 . ' - I - It has been established beyond possibility-of adpubtthat a strong ahtwmpeach.in.ent rihg was formed and that they began their'intrigues on the first day of tie triali .' The indications, to-iiight, are that the vote on impeachment will be further postponed; J • The highest\ official authority states that Mr. Stevens Tvfi'l submit the \three new articles to the Managers, and if not accepted, lie wilitajke : ; them- before the House. . , '': \ • He is confident he can frame one or two articles certain toxonvicfr. The probabilities are that the. House will adopt his views. •'. . i \^ The develo'jSements thafchive \beerf- made in, the managers, investigations are of tlie utmost importance and lead to.confirm the suspicions that undue influence was brought to bear to de- feat conviction on the 11th article. . • „ \ DIED. : ' : In Canton,on ths ICthinst ,of consumption,EUNICE, wife of Col. 'Henry .Barber, aged'61' years, •• • ; j , In the City 1 of Albany, oh tfie 21st last., Don. JAMES EDWARDS. ' . <''•<• ' • ' '• ' • •£ ' . ' .' NATIONAL MTEL, \ j . . 'Corner of ForA and Catharine Streets^ > OGDENSBliltO, K. Y. ' 1YTEE A M00RB, <.;.!;.•. Broprietors. Newly refitted and-furnished and kept In first' chiss style. Hestaurant in connection. Free ..hack to {and fromthe cars and:boats. Passengers earrUtl to any part of the city. ' •(28S*tf) 31A.Y 1 Stli. I Will- gEHi, UNlCit .PURTfiBK Best Merrimac Prints i2l| c. GOOI» PRINTS 10 yd*., $1.OO. -v. -• a. ;- I V i Wood Hoop Skirls for 50 cents '\ ' i '' \- I Coats •••- Eight Cents a Spool. I B»N»T ADKEBVISG SHBC SALES BMitWATSBO I EE NAIHAN ERAKkj lw) . ,.,.. , ,' Sext.togpragne's-PrngS^ore. for ng Mother Balley'sj t>uletln«. Syrnp ft chUSren teeththji!, m»ke» tick ana.we»k ehildren itro indlie41ttijf»fglverin6thersnfesVd»7r*«»*nlgbl.!j Ua quledhg'meaJijlnefor dhUdreni-. lOnly 25 Cientao j«pl*bjr f Wgglsta. -••\. • ;-• '-..•.•• -(aelSdjkwry) lclbyJ.O.'8pr*gue. \ i , , I|Ufferfid.-»ith,C,»taBUTulrtjr.ye»r*4 ; ^M,cprea in li : weeksbyiiBlmpleremeay,'and'w!ll ; 8ena ; the receipt l^^^^&S^ftT^' •g J ,\ ;'p^*?teec6^#^i^'«^B|'^ \V»rriuit«d Wjremoye^l^deilfe /for/ Tplto^ 'or the moriey refunded, This ;g.reat'remedy is an. excellent ap- .getizec ;>ijimpM^'tone.ana.yigor.'to.uie1iysKnii' :k t lmokersmndjiCiiew.e^fQ^Torti 'yeS«; fiure<C ; ;price Cents'.BoXj.post free. ,A- treatise' bn/tlielDJiiriouief- U ,of Tpuaccp, witli noUces.froni the, Prei5,,references and testimoDlili, ittesting tliegreitsuccesB, sent free — .—..^-.MV vasiiii -n-i-.ii •«-r^BBiiiii,r i 3ersey gwm ^^ Agents win'teil; f $5 a day to ladles or gents. All faniiDRlOO^per ccnt.'netprofit* (?u»r»nteed to sell HOWE'S CO&CEBTRATBp S^AiBCE,. :B16od Pu- rifier, for C»fa'c«f8,.Scrofula, tc. All.Blooa.iavcr, Skin, G'AGW-OUitMwtii '••\'*•'• \'•itlfcK.'Neu- • Terences '•bpttles rgeneca . fiif :.. _ , It s,.. :!,. ., ^Fe are kgerityfor byeli'one huhaife'd''lo'relj!n anil Do- mestic 1 Manuiactnrers, and are pre'p'aredr-to, furnish' the wholecouiitrjr-'with^ry and ; *aney qoiHls.-SlUts, Shawls Jewelry, 8ilv,ej-'Ware, Fnrnliurg,':PJanps;' Sswing Ma- chines,.*ci,atftne nnlfo'rm price* of'*' : ^ ' ' '.'\ ; oNEi>.Qi.%4Mi?QU BAjpfi^BTiciii:^ S^ndyour clut^s of ten and uiiwards,, for descriptive checks' showing what a'rticle canbe'o'btalnedfpr tl'.whb ten cents for ea?h check, • r>j > ,,i .•'•'?\/* ' : ' CIRCULARS SBJTT X'R'ES!.. Presents worth from $3*to $400 sent free of charge t o agents scnaiu g clubs. •-.•:. Agenta wante d In ever y town.' • ' •.-:-..-. CtJ3HMAV; *'Cp;, 10 Arch Street, Boston, HUB. Railroad Across the Contineiit. irRHB,G|B^R^fc.^«I:FiC.JiMl^W^Aia X COMPANY are authorized by Acts of Congress t« instruct, with the aid and- jBUDeCTiBioniOt the^.OnltBJl j ; ^^^t)^l^^3,i',^j^y^^iij}^ajl» ; p^ diflioQlt ana eipensiye poftionof their Road, imitate an .unprecedented worfcing force extending.the track acrosstheiSalt Late Banin. By \tlie\close of 1S0S,ills expedtedthey will have ipO miles in full tperatlon; aid that the , ' -,,.: LINE WILL BE EXBap \.IN 1S7O. 1 f ' . More ._, mfcM*§S.!OT r ,lBwI.- hayeibeen.expendedia the w6rkj,andthe (ON- STKUCTW* R?iSOTJKpES ar&iefor tgextfiBiider. 1. TJIviXBto STATES..B!l>N:I»1Sto ; t's| eK- tent ot *g5,0.0!)i>er mile; ateragg,' ;aellver,ea ta'l&f pofk progresses.',;., , . r - •> . <:-. , .-. L - . i, ! 2. FIRS I HO*l»fwt same amount issued also according, to the progress of |ne 3tbad, ana; having. .ptefefrea.cUimT--snpferior,, Witoat of theGov.errim.ent. • .<: • • •\:;•.>-• j ' -.;•.••-•.-.. wl t -,.-.• ••• ' (.•••' '- • :•;- • ••••• ) :JJ 3< (BttiN* OF-' PDfBIitC XiMMB^aSng the route,' 12;800: acrds 'iier 'mile,-'or nearly tomUfpa acres in all v , Which'are Adw selling atthe 1 minimraasiate f *2 59\#erae • \• ''';' '' - ']'< 4. |5,000,0M>is-aiibsorlbed^iid pkid.oji the/work.dbtt 3.. CASH KESOsJRCES, comprising fona- tloiis fr,din Califorftia Jaource3 dmounflner .to $1^21,000, Net3iarhi»gs\ etc.*. 1805^'tOilSTOV^SJsSOjOOOjiSnaitoi total of more titan.\ ; • • Seventy Mlllioun upou fir»t »«« fflO'ei. The. Company now offer'for sale .through u s at' keir \Value and • • ' : in currency4iailimited;amounfcot the • • ., f • t...j -. ''•'-• I\ 5 ' k bearin J ng.sljc per cent, per annum-f:b6thINj!EtES iCIEAl. Being explfcitly maSe . \ : conformably with the speciflo laws of thePaffic Stat ' I AND • ' • ^TheBoncfs are ot $1,000 each, w gold-couponsrattached, payable & July) .' J.,. ..!••' ' -'.. .-•• .. ! l ' [l I'. V,-Eff^The Comjiany'reserve\ 'the light t*-»yaice the ^.prlce at any tinie;' ifatalloraers actually •inlrahsitu at ^thetlme'of anjr. such kdvanoe''willT>e fiUec^tpresent price. They are believeatocombine-gfeaterlfttactions of safety, reUabllity and profit than any ottie|aecuriue3 now offei'eii-, and- arerecommendea-tdperBoSj.-seeking desirable-steady investments. \We receive aliclasses oi Goyernment Bonds, at their fall 1 market rass, in ex- change Tor'the\ Central Paciflc.Eailroid Bonjij'thus en- abling the holders to realiieffom 5 to lO'per enfc profit ana keep the; principal -of their- investm^ni' equally ecure./ ...'\ ' , ' . • A \ Oraers and inquiries will receiv.* jprpmptalleition.—^ Information, Descrijtite Pamphlets, etc.-, 'tvVfi; 'a.full account of, the Orgaia2atlop,.ProErees\f IJtuMp.-and Prospects ot (be enterprise furnished, on 'afpiic.tion. ^^Bonds sent h y return-Express at* our cost]... i i ' •• .:'\. .••. -='• '^i' PISK & HATCH, j IrlNASCMX. ACENT3 OF THE C. P. R. R. Co, No, 5 Nassau St., 2&u)\York, '-••.-,':• '• • !S M \ 'i ' ! ' i OIBcesq£ theCBinpiny, ' H,. i No. 64 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YOKE, \ . No«. 56 and'58,K STRBST,''&I<3EAMES!T(), CAIIECRSIA. gold by _.-,N. Y. ••-..•• :.-•. '.!•- . : ' r '. , .. - Sub»crlption>i received' throuaU Bi i,: .. . injl-llttiilc*-rsi 1 .iEener»ir»'f I ^°Ali aeBcriptionsofGOTEENMBNT BEfeBaiTI Bought, 8bia,or I8xcliangea5..at onr office and by Mail andXeJegraph.AT MAKKB1! BATES. ^grSEYBNTHiffiSr; NOTES icoriveaeaihto tie New Five-TwentleSi or any other class of Government Bonds. ^Accptfntspf Baiiltff j Bi*kef»j. and favorable arrang'enienW ma3efor desif able accounts ^\GOIJB COtTPONS, ana CO»iPOTJND-iNTB»BSX NOi'E3 Bought and Sold. @P~Miscellaneous Stocks andBonda Boug at the Stock Exchange,-on Commission, for Cash. l tHrough us bymaii gp , Ijjj though personally present in.Mew York. HATCH, IN 1 ' GOVERNMENT fS AND [» B 15a8taw.*w3m] . ; Nq.5NAS^.nST., 'n'f i ii n ij
