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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.-Aftero our report closed
On motion Of Mr.. Wade, the Senate took up
use of the Senate Chamber was denied 10 Mrs
M. y. Walhng 10 deliver a lecture in.
The yeas and nays being ordered, the Senate
reconsidered aus vote by ayes 1s, nays n.
The resolution was amended so as 70 read
Thursday evening, May 10, and was then
passed. III provides that hereafter the Senate
chamber shall not be granted for any use but
The unfinished business, being the Post
ONCE appropriation bill, was then taken up
me question being an amendment restricting
office.
Mr.. Morrill, moved to amend the amendment
oy striking out the clause making II obligatory
on the President to report the cause of removal
to the next session Of the Senate.
Mr. feesenden said he had come to the con-
cIusion not to vote for the amendment in any
FORM Believing as he did that something was
necessary 10 be done in this matter. he would
vote for II 10 an appropriation bill If they were
at the heel OF the session, and no time was left
to make other provis ion; but su ch was not the
fact. They had ample time before them TO
provide for the matter.
The question was then taken on the amend
ment OF Mr.. Morrill,, which was agreed TO.
The question then required on the amend
ment as amended, and
Mr.. TrumbulI, in reply to a suggestion to
withdraw the amendment, said that there was
no probability that separate bill could pass,
even by majority. OF course il would be
vetoed, and two-thirds vote could not be
secured.
Mr.. Sumner said he concurred with his
friend from Illinois Mr.. TrumbulD IN. the
propriety OF not withdrawing his amendment
1t was highly necessary that a cheek should
be placed upon the constitutional power of the
President to remove.
Mr.. Wilson preferred a general bill He
had voted for the reconsideration with much
reluctance, and regretted TO see this division
among his friends.
Some further discussion ensued, pending
which the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-After our report closed the discus
sion on reconstruction was continued until
half past four O'Clock, when the House took a
recess.
At the evening session the tax bill was dis
cussed up to the hour of ad tournament
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~Hessian boots are to be fashionable for
tune.
@Ths property in South Caroline, which
wv. Causes, emancipation Of slaves and tns
s1The Humboldt (Kansss, Union having
secured lady compositor, his ssbstter haifs
"Wife." said he, syou don't know how hard
printers have 10 work" Setting type and ssset.
tim up with q gall" does seem like doing
double duty-for a married man.
e3oSoCo In greenbacks and eovsrnment bonds
from the bank at Cadiz, Ohto, found Q lot OF
gold in the vault bot scattered n about tA0
moor as too bulky stun 70 carry away.
~The method Of manufacturins eas from
crude petroleum 10 likely 20 create a reyolu-
tion In light-produeing methods. Ths ras N
said 70 Be much superior TO that made from
coal, and costs only half a. much
~wn. Gran, famous a. q fus1tiye slavs.
and husband Of Ellen Craft q heroine well rs.
membered, has established q large school ar
Whydah, south Africa, and the King Of Da.
nomsy ,estines his appreciation BY sending him
~Three daughters OF Mrs. Hsansssy OF
Natick, R. J.. were poisoned the other DAY BY (,
eating something In the woods which they
mistook for winter green, and one Of them died
In consequences.
~It II mentioned % IN evidence OF "a.
progress Of Yankee ideas, thai q horse-rsal.
road 10 projected at Charleston, s. @.
SUnderground railways are 70 be am
structed In Paris- !, .l..E : =
s0A boy II sixteen has marrieo a vidov ,s-
seventy-hye In Canada FEIETT70 =
~The vehicle IN vogue In Paris a ealsed
the Egotist; IL win hold only one lady.
14n attempt to poison ths Pope - M
a6San Frapcisco is said 20 be the hsalthSest
city on the continent Ih rauo Of mortality -
the smallest
s6Andy Johnsons veto Of the Fre,dmsy,s
Bureau bill wa valuable documenLVorsn
jeft ti1.66 $50 70 the nation
ga negro tried 70 marry o white vvms~
IN Nssn VILE last fuesday, hat an the Jus-
- A correspondent OF the Boston Post -.
sniphurie acid 10 a sovereign remedy for ths
cholera So 10 90 hare oodkinn
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- The Csrrou (Nevsda) Appeal reports
that Chinsman Of that section recently
eausht trout weirbing thirty eight pounds.
nRThe Nova Scotia Legislature has voted
0Q,Cm % the widow of DR.. Sisyter, VINO died
by cholera while employed IA attending on
the Englapd's pasrepgers. t-T sfen
~ Mn. Johs Wood sold her hoase IN New
Yosk 20 NT. Peabody for $2a,tSu "a
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GRAND LARcEsIEs.-Saturday last, Officer
Pool, Of the ID precinct, arrested Prank Selby,
colored. for the larceny OF a pair OF pants. the
court.
James Mccormick was arrested by Oficer
the larceny Of 500, the properly OF las. Jsck-
son, Of Alexandria, Va Fifty dollars were
found in the prisoners possession. He WAS
taken before Justice Bates, who sent him 10
Jail 70 await reQuisition from the Governor
Of Virginia. Other parties implicated ",
previously arrested in Alexandria
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SHon. John Hogan, one OF the Missouri
Congressmen, asserted In aspeeeh NJ 81. Louis,
on Tuesday night, that he had been informed
by one Of the Judges Of the United States Su-
preme Court that the Missouri preachers and
lawyer test oath law was unconstitu tional.
The decision will not be ofncially made pub
lie until next Winter
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a SAD CAsB-One OF our prominent law
yers, in conversation with friend, the other
day, remarked that there was actually danger
not your credit good At the butcher'sl" asked
his friend sits not that" was the reply; .the
fact is, have no appetite for breakfast ever
nave time 10 90 home to dinner, and when ]
eat.r
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NIoTAR llAD AND BOOT BIIR.

NECTAR MEAD AND Root BEER:
these celsbratsd beverages, which attained %
grss,t degree e public favor several years aso:
nesd md BOOT Beer VII! please gtve their orders
% mydrtyera, or leave them Gt the once, corner
Green and olive sts. Gsergetovn. d. q.
Price cfthe Nectar Mod OF Boot Beer TO dsalsrs
will be afhxed 1t PhilaAel phia ratoe viz Ninetv.
SIX (9O cents per dozen. In quart jnea.
Riley A. SAINH.
"Union Bottlipg DepotD
Oerner 9 resn and Olive streess
aIA-lm fChYob&Intsll 0eorsetown, no.
UIPHOLsTERIN0, CABIAEr MAKING, HIN.
u OVArING and REPAIRING Of al
tecriptions Of HoussheN Furniture
short notice Persc6s desirour Of having -
Furniture varpfshed or packed or any
thing In the abovems nti.lnd line, Will hnA 10 to
their sdvantsRe te call on the subscriber He viii
alss buy second. hand turniture. and Keep the
same on hand Sor sale at has place OF business, No
393 Penn. avenue. bear AZ street, OVER y. y, Be-
cont grocery sfore. Isp - lmsl WI. J. tEB.
lHHLMBOkDD FLUID exfBAOr BUQuu =
II pIsasaaI In tasts sad -Sof, de- tfsn q isjs.
ig1e6 yDeDeo0oss - tnDe11oee ~ 81
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE.
The Wonderful Youthful Artistes, who have ior
the Recognised Ideas Of Article Grace, Beauty !,
and Cultivsted Talent, 9Th many de,irabls an snd
with New and Magnificent noenery, BY Strong;
Wonderful Mechanism, .Ohanees and Magical
Tran.tormafioas hy Kelly sns Gross; Rich ssa ,sa
Charming Msac Of the Opera entire, Of the En-:
chanting Ops ra'ie sBse,acplsf Fairy Romance OF
Or, The Fairy and the Little Glass Slipper.
To Conclude with . aLAUGHABLE FARCE.
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SUSPICION OF LARCESY.-Saturday evening
Sergeant Reed and Detective Claryoe arrested
Wilson Smith and John Broxton, soIoreC. on
suspicion OF the larceny OF Sil6 from Green a.
Williams, auctIoneers. The prisoners were
employees in the store. and the clerk had put
the money in his desk in his ONCE and was
called out few minutes. Tue only salesman
In the store (the others being engaged in out
door sales) was called 70 the second story OF
the building. leaving the two prisoners below
About fifteen minutes afterward the clerk re-
turned TO the desk and discovered the loss.
The case was examined by Superintendent
Richards yesterday, but in order TO make fur
ther in investigations the prisoners were held for
further hearing.
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nSens,e Peor:rti.. ~ A ostsi aaa IL
Charming Mnac Of the Opera entire, OF the I'm
chanting GikBsRsG:A Fairy Romance
1ss ss. ..s end ts S;: MRsE
METzEROTT HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 9, 1866,
MR. GUsrAvE ST. ALBE, Tenor,
tLate Captain and A. D. CD
will givea
sOIREE MUSICALE,
assisted by
MADAME BLANCHARD,
the Eminent Soprano;
miss MEDIA AND MASTER CARLISLE
BLANCHARD,
aged seven and twelve years;
MR.. II. O. SHERMAN, Pianist,
NIB. RUDOLPH HOLLUB, Baritone.
DOLLAB
SECURED SEATS....-.... 40 cents extrs
To be had at Metzerotts Music Store.
Doors open t714; to commence ats. my7-3t
CANTERBURY.
louisiana AV.. near 6sh St, rear National Hotel
GEORGE LEA...-..-.-.. Proprietor and Manager
THE MOST TALENTED COMPANY EVER
SEEN IN WASHINGTON.
READ THE NAMES:
WIN. CARLTON, the best Irish Comic Vocalist
in the profession.
BILLY EMERSON, the best Song and Dance
performer in the business -
CHARLEY GARDNER. the original Hoy
JOHN MyLLIaAN. everybody. f.vorite.
X: j. BUCKLEY, Versatile Performer
First appearance of MARY and CARRIE GAR
DINER. the Beautiful and Talented Vocaiists
LIZZIE LIZ GRANGE, the best Female Jig Dan
l.. DONHELLY'S BALLET TROUPE, con.
sisting of some Of the most Haudssme Youne
Ladies in the Profession.
First time Of Daddy Rice's Musical ETH op m
Sketch entitled OH HUSH.
First night of SCENES AT CONNORS
mepcing at O'Clock ~
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Roo fhos, yAHHY, ..
yss 80 is;s Ssi :a SRs
end GRAVEL k0Ore pat on a the very kssl
manner, Of tho ysFy best matertal. and g ~
.Ss k!;s q III { kc2'iRIfs s.
OWe0e Ds1o0. 1oWL0
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TEETH IXfRAoTED WITHOUT PAIH.
IveliA adysss sll ysgsons having tssth so<rA
ss.tr.ss e caii q DE; ;LnWLkS . 1aes, s.do
Also, call and examine the Doet0rt nsw and I'm.
lfoved methsd q Inserting ARIlIIOIAL TEETH. !.
yeu viii have them In other style than this new
md valuable one. Teeth Inserted on Gold Silver
s1yaneed TIE Dries On Cur wesk a.es sns great
Ne. S1S Ts:ar svsnus, between l1th and lsta
jen0-ly s.R. LEwIE. II. D.. Deutise.
Evening star., 1866-05-09

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4s.eIslitss Hoe, lac B.ewsS,
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MAINE ITEMS

lnicr the hiil crarunc reiirf O. contrac-
60. g.. ". La~rrrce 90 Portland get. : ls 30
go. and iAe rort.and Company $3.50. ior
ioss sustained in ibc building Of tt, gun
boats roatoo.ac ana Arsesn.
A~ahl. b.. Portland. belonging 90 Chs.
II. Ajarn.. "a buried SstarJsy. Dr. =
81. Ic~ksbur, loss TO hor.cs valucd A.
si50o. Peter n. Frost io.t so.
Heavy ircsicis. 9Th con.idcrabie dam
age ver, exported at ~cct. on al ihe
iivers IN Name. particularly In the eastern
part ot ihc safe.
The wserslle Mail d. glad 70 srnouuor
tGat a. ; Lang. 81 Nas. aiboro'. sc,.a. o.
D. rseorrrinr iis health
The BAH Times say. che res steamer
spray has commenced running bet~eon
that place and Booihbay
The ie'h Name Battalion arrived in
Portland Msuds,. having b.ca mustered
osi
Ihe Bruus-ick Telegraph bcsrs rurn6r
tl-ai Prot plan inteuis 90 resign has Pro
fe--orshiPo Ncatsl Philosophy snd Eibic..
and Instructor "a che IIc5rv~ isagua-c. A.
thr couinE Comaeacemcnt.
TIE Caiais Adscrii.-r D. Informed tbst
o,i.Erns 20 thst Gets. Hsing -ithio a radis.
81 one rniir ct tl.- Cail.s Bauk. have g..
posted .n thai institution. Boz q nitc.l STATE.
Bonds. ap~arl' ~ 6,c hundred tL,s.aaI
dollar
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. II. u,
.rrslg 1ef rili-n- hs virfu- of a nlartster rhe
A'.-'~ z a@rrr.f-d rrrsp1si Property. fa go A.
o-f rhr-iauf nlarrf horse. o. heiar fh~ sane
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90 sfcurr fne rafrrgf ri ono cote ~ hanf fsr a.e
haa.irrf foi.ars. nar- snf .norf gage Gated March
<lfn, 4 ID i~o5. anf pHFahie r1 nin-fv tsss
ir.1l date. sfl lalrr-st. 900 recorded lr Rcd.
ri iosn sf Ea~kf-lf. IA ? PareIfO. TIE
con,ftsors af -lif uaarfrare have heea trakrn D.,
rca-lu shrreai clara a f.recIo.ure of tb~ ....u-
i1 rufruiace of The Statute in surh ea-e sas..e
anl PROVIDED AiFHEDS PACkARD.
bafrf r ua.k6-t. April D. is66
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THE Act ofthe "a 81 F-bs,r.rv hist rr,,,s,,-
O. n-ions ior ceFtsia ria---- ~ aisaf ...II,.r.
fand The sitos- an1 ulin.~ chiiirrn 81 tho-- DE-
osasei) ~ th- Wa ~ 1851. ~iu u~-~--,rii, trn
pss-~ "uon the state D~psusacat datr~- sosne. b-f
saal.g ''ns to iho-e a. th@ f~usioa Bar~au az
a-hineton. ihnuEh 81 = ccmpsrativeis limited
char-ct-r- toastter-tie frne ~iH theref,re -
nr'suireo - th- causcii. ia whens - vested the
suI~ff rsion oi 10 tepsrtarnf 81 husin~s. a.
deirfn'ining NJ sod - pr'-cedsre sd preparing
N 30 'i-ite tisaks ther-f,r
t.rs 81 che ensuiag MAJ -e-sioa % fh.ffiosor-
-is- helit fsrus a-t n-liaiiaa-. 18th = csrv a
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STATE OF MAINE.
CIRCULAR.

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Aagu-ra. March 4. is66.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-15
finautial anl GonlmertiM.
AonetarY AMhtrs.

Rvtelaernpk.1-, NKw YoRK, June "a.
The Post's money article says the loan market
l. sxtsenely Easy q Sac per cent. on call, with
miscellaneous collateral, and At AS on Government
es1wities Commercial bills are regarded with
moro distrust Tho discount rates for approved
bills range from 81 to 81. The stock market y
firm. Governments sre firm, but rAilrosd shares
are lower in sympathy with Erie, which Is. do
pressed partly BY heavy deliveries Of tho stock on
contracts Of sellers option, ndpartly BY the re-
ported falling q Ia the earnings Of the road. At
the o'clock call quotations were rather lower,
Erie bsiss the weakest, and closing ct 80. Ofthe
miscellaneous securities, " Telegraph IL quoted
1t 56a564; Atlantic Mail Steamship, 1881; Deia-
ware and Hudson, l56. OF specie, the Baltic
tAkes ont IS, los. 400.
The Commercials money article says: Under
the expectation Of large shipment Of Gold op
Saturday, the premium has strengthened. The
shipments will probably reach 43,0oo,o0o. The
general impression 10 that the premium win reach
50. The continued inactivity in the stock market
has caused . asvnward tendency. Erie fell Cd II.
IL P, however roee l. Governments steady but
auise. 5-e0s Of 80 arc l better, closing ct the
Board Ut 1921. There 10 very little movement 10
the loan market. Call loans are made mostly It
Der cent Discounts are moderately active On
paper the rate 5a5F for speculation, and 5ia7 for
prime names.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-15

= A convention Of the soldiers and sailors Of
rennsylvania was held at the Academy a
Music, In Pittsburg, to express their views
upon the political questions Of the day. Gan.
aarfnuf called the assembly to order, Maj.
Gen. Nesley acted - temporary chairman.
Gen. Joshaa 7. Ovens was elected President
and among those present wers Gen. Coils.
Col. W: .. Thomas, Capt. Henry Conner
Capt v: Hopkins, Col. Gideon Clarke, Gen.
br's6in, Coils Rose, Murphy, Dahl, Patterson,
heatley, Gen. Fisher, and many Others.
Thaddeus Stevens,'f was made Chairman =,
the Comnistee Of Thirty three on Resolu-
tons.
We EXTINCT tho following, which exhib;a til
spirit Of their resolutions:
Ihist. That eontldsy to psblic policy, end
al4lse q fl66 ~ lsiplss ~ 81 RI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-15

ArcrIos-Hows 4 Tyler will sell on Sat
urday morning, at 10 o. clock, the furniture Of
a gentleman leaving the city, consisting Of one
elegant Boston made mahogany secretary,
mahogany washstand and toilet table. walnut
stands, mahogany center table. extra large
walnut dining table, elegant walnut sofa. fin
ished in oil, ladies easy chair, bedsteads, six
good two and three-ply carpets. mattresses,
rugs, &c, together with fine lot crockery,
style of 1875. all in perfect order-also to
close the invoice, the balance of Parian
marble vases.