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vCHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
lg-l.rF ...u . BOSTON, - fr- 49, NJ.

TNHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
17ri..Hf BOSTON. --LIn gua,..a
- Il,1- AVOIDING POINT JUDITH. r-s q .-rIr,
sT0NfN6vONLlSEa Il steamers, bslpg the safsst and
quickest bstwsea Boston and New York. The stAunch
n ~ PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt D. Brayton,
+ On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sATURDAYB.
COMMODORE Capt. E. Y. Curtis, ..
On MOkDAYs, WEDNEsDAY VS. and FRIDAYS,
Al clock. p N. from Pier No. Is North River. .
These boats unsurpassed for comfort strength and
safety stAte secured at the once, Pier No. Is
board the boad, No. 70 Washington street, Boston,
and at the Providsuce depot. ksturn trains leave
Boston at okp.m.
ap2 - 'r1H r..- y. sIM0Na, Agent. .
,EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
IL FALL RIVER, BY the splendid aud superior steam
eru NEWPORT, MkTR POLLS, OLD COLONY, and
EMrIRE STATE Of great strength and speed built
ming In sonnsetion with the Old Colony and Newport
Leave Pier %. n: r.. foot Of Murray street, daily,
The steamer OLD COLONY, Capt W. Brown, caves
New York on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, At bp.
N, landing ut Newport. .HF.f - .... ! ...r
The EMPIRE STATE Capt B. Simmons, leaves Tues.
day Thursdsy, ,and Saturday, s6 p m, landing at Now
A baggage master is attached 10 each steamer aad
accompanies the baggage 10 Its destination. a ..u
!sundsys sreeptsd) from Newport and Fall River 10
For fsght passage apply on board or At the Once
Pier %, N, H.; to secure .tate rooms In advance to
Ap2 LIrTLEflRLD, Agent. n Broadwa
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DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA OFFICE Ole PkhEA. AVENUE
BkAHCH oTPICE ne PEENsYLvANiA AvINUI,
wAsHIn0ToN CITY, D. c. .
GREAT RAsrIRH, e.. ..u..
soRTHERH. WESTERN. AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
fORwARDERa
MERcHAsDJss, MONEY, JEwELRY, vALUABLEs,
10 NOTES, srO.Ks, BuNDs, &C., 0II =
Forwarded with sAfsty asd dispatsh ai, ssssssbs
sections Of the country This Company has Agssees In
The principal railway towns In the .trI.. -. .
HohTH, EAST. WET, AND NORTHWEST. r
..a ..s LIS principal otnces are
WASHINGTON, b. o. Nav YphK, BOSTON, PHIL
ADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, CINCINNATI, Vt. LOUIS,
LOUISVILLE, LEXINGTON. o..
Connections are made at New York and Boston with
lines forwarding 10 the C4nsdas aad I, the British Pro-
viness, aud with sleamHhip lines TO Liverpool South
symptom. and Havrs sud thence BY European expresses
to all pIomnsnt commercial towns In Great Britain and
COLLECTION OF MOTIFS, DRAFTS AND BILLS mad.
At all accessible parts Of the Unilsd ststes a,
c. DUNN, Agsst
APPS H..a..N -wAshinEton. D. Q.
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'A~"Asu hNtihhLA pioOONTinubD,
80 MILES sHoRTRR AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
BY AsY orHRR RoUTE
TWICE DAILY t7 .r.....u
On asd .ftsr hoEDAy, ssptsnbsr %, the old .nd
fayorts line from WASHINGTON, via ERkD sRICKs.
BURG, To- RICHMOND, win be run TWICE DAILY,
Sunday nights sxesptsdJ "A fol owsi . .hi w
The last and eommodous stesmer KEYPORT, Captain
Frank Hoiling.hesd. shdc YAspkR BILE. Usptais 4.
L. Colmary will leave the wharf, pot Of SIKH street
w.shinson. twics daily. Sun lay morains. srosp,sd
81 otoA m, aud N, rr ,iyae a. AquiS Crssk NJ 10
a. m, and 10 10 m, aud thence by the Riohmona,
Yrsdsrieaseurs. and Potom.e Railroad, now entirely
and 400 m Auording ample time for dining In kob.
mond, and making eonnsetions with the chmond and
pstsfsbufs Railroad for Pstsy burg pontl south ef
Petersburg 3, 'sdfE
The steamer leaving washinstob AT 90 p m srriv.s
IN Richmond At 90 o. m sfording am ,e tims for
b,sakfas and sensseiion With the aieSmoad and Dan.
VILE aiaL for Danyila, Va, 6Isensboro' Salisbury
ch.rlS'ts Eslsish aOidsborOush. and wilmins:on, g.
On SUNDAYS i.svs wAsHISoros a. W. IN. only,
and arrive In Richmond Al 90 q. IN. ~
baggage checked through to Richmond from New
York, Philadephia Baltimore and Wash ngton and ae
eompanied By through baggage masters.
n aLa lraU Nnrk Inp plah. At9 M
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4 NEW POEM BY WHITTIER!
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CTRANGE METAMoRPHOsE.

STRANGE METAMoRPHOSE.
sure Bridssts me wife; and sss he "ms dear Teddy
Yer the 10y Of ne life sad love yer already;
Ba, mush harder rs love you from ysrhsad TO yests
You swats Turtis-dovs you, n ysr'd get some new
Clothes ~
so viut dovp the s,hrsse jus, to hunt mp sthors
whn Who should mate bat rimasby hoore:.
"Por eio,hssI'm m frettiss Tim, where ,hai GOT"
"why I'VE snsr ysr'ii Be ssssiss =. Smith Brothers
4 Co.. H.-. .fr,V,,r .-r
Thin for fear IA be late made haste to Smiths shors
II h % sivists stArsis, number fonr sixthy -four; d
Aud sor mighty fsv erssnhsets rot whole suit
with Of yer seam -ersstsasd handsome TO boot.
I h.vur been drinking, but f.i. mus, isush-
Ha he, an thistiss Of ne fooled neither half, O.
A walked is me houss, in me Smith Brothers suit;
sss "Kis. me- swa,s mouse '-ssI she "Gst out, yer
base brute"
She didu tsow me from Adam. 10 taps up the Joke
Seq "Ms dear madam ne peos heart you have broke -
Thin she whscted ne scoring Aeross ne pus moss,
out the blood came pouhsG ssd dows 10 toes.
"oeh. Blddy. how srus,i ,n ys- own Teddy ysr'v.
NJ. .,e. clothing, swat. jewel, y.r., h.. eousoapsd
II ysr'd enjoy nstsnorphoss thsfs's but one plan !
Gs, sat, Of piss clothes st Smith Brother, 90. IT.
fEt SMITH BROS : CO.. .- Co.,. ia.
L MERCHAsf rAILoRs,
= AHp rsAlsRsn llI..
GENTS YuRNIsHIHo GOODS. ...
-r.. OAK HALL, ,... ............. ..
90 Seventh street H ..a.'r4"
Just rccsvsd the largest and finest stock Of PIECE
GOODS ever offered In tho city Of washius,on Having
secured the best artists In the city prepared 70
make up 10 the Finest Style, and at lower prices than
any other sstablishmsnt
apps ...rs.. r...- ILL. D., b, co.
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'1NHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD. ~.
New line OF arst.eiass tids whssl asawers between
NEW YORK AND BakhtN VIA C0wEs, y
With eoufss..bls 70, ps..s,gsss q al
York 6n THbRSDAYs H NTl. gFHatli - ~ "
BALric 5000 toss, 100 horse power. 4 o.. gry{.y
Jopes Commavder. 1eth April.
wasrERN hATRoPoLls, a.soo ioas, 600
horre powrr..... ............. iUh AAy
ATLANTIC, 50OJ tons, $40 horse power,
" Hoysr, Com masdsr. ................. Slst Nay.
BALTIC, 4. @. Jones. l<sh Juns.
An expesissesd surgeon % b ard. ~. rfIH B FH
The Company will aot be rssponsibis for specis
valusbsa unless bills Of ading having the vsius
pressed, are sigued therefor. 80. sod 81 III >
Rates Of passage payable IL gold or It's squiyaisst,
Flint Cabin, tl06; Second tdi60; stesrAgs, e37 30.
Return tete,s; efo; u. sls7 90; stssrass, e7.6o.
For freight and passage apply to :. sa.I "a
EaHa-r JOHh X RLvANs 4 co., ~ q
500 Psnna. svs., or O. Louisiasa svs.,
Agents for D. O. 4
A7-Por subscriptiou to the stock Of this Compauy,
Offering safe and dividend psyies inye,lmsnt apply
to JOHN X. KLvAFs d Co,
my3-1m .+F.'' d. Agents for o. @.
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eCTEAMER LKAyES FOR SEE N !.
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isst AfioAM .
- nEruxxs Ar<xH.n 'ii,lsyi 10 .ssi
49, pam rok ROUND fRrr. a. rss y q
(ons third u this amount for use Of Mount Vernon
sg go. : AsscsisifoA1 ~ Y
w..hl,s,s. u, "a A,...,ar,. boat. ,..y, each ,,.s.
every lesi iroa, 3 3 iesp n -
eursions. u Wan RtswICK,
ny7 In 4ufltrz s0snreupt p. y. Co.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
IN aY (, srEAxsHlr COMPANY. f's TX pa
il OLD LIMA E rsaif tsirr.
,rv xo, vIAcANAL, BErwsEH ." ,,
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z TED lcl hsTz Resm.rs: d. xHk .egfl
HEws roRK, MAYELowER BEvERLY, sAHD
Regular s.inps D ~. fsaart- -
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. I9'' , ~
at u n. from No. 8 wA.sr stree usyrgstovs and Pier
10 X. Es.; s,s, foo. % wan "rss' Sss forh
i"1'-'t''- JoHI ,. DAVIDSON, Agent ,r
r. tsaiit5h - watss rtrsst, 0sorsstovs, p, Q.
80 .ao,s,s frOss psip1s Ds,..t WS. .S As.s. %
h JAhEsHAND, Agent, 70 u.ag
III Wall street, New York.
Freight resolved eoustap,y aad forwarded 70 all
P.rts q ,ss soansry with ,nss S,:Es'sh NJ v,n.o.
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Hkw IoRK AND PHILADELPHIA LIsHs.
Leave foot Of hArelAy street ~ q N. and 8 .. m
From foot Of Cortisnd ssrest u, g. and 10 a a. IL
n, and sp. n. andifs night ~ 7'g - =
The 9 2. N. line runs dsily; (ali Others, Sundays
". r. oATEMER, Agent y
.-,.I Phiisdslphia aad Hsv York Linss.
fHIADBLPBIA. Dee Is. l662 IHils = u n dsSl r
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,Ufom M Nsw York Bsenfag Pos
s',r. T. s.,s = ~.
Adans pgsasasSs, 70 unusual sxteat he happy w
Of aad the qu1et psreepos Of the ud
eroas vhish lssssvsAly 70 - 10 make book nd
sbl. ssd popsisr The sAas tins, hs shove himssf
capable Of vrfibs tkonehtfuy and whom
occasion dsmsnas aad In his "tory Of rrcopsr' We
reeogaiss oss Of the sstsrtauinG books which
military EXPRESSES hes iuses-ted." /"
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OPINION, ~ rHs PRsss.

Ths sshss u ysspsvss V PROVE BY the ost positive
tssimoly, that tssrs ant a'so. that he performed
all The SsA ffssks sttribus-d 0 hin.
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OTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAy.
IN ILERB. .' lr.'r rrT .'a g.
rHE OLD AND DIRECT LINE ENTIRELY CON-
'.' go tra PLKrID. eaE.r4 pT..r.

STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
80 MILES sHoRTRR AND 5 HOURS QUICKER THAN
BY AHY OTHER RoUrR. t'
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bin."
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ben Blid auf ibren !6ut geteftet Gpnltan3e
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9erunter9erOnlmen bate, tpel fe nint na6
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1pr @tpa8, oaB and5 er iene8 NbenO8 seba6te.
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ntdt auf bag, tpas @ie ia9ten," duberte 2anse
sur @rtpieoerlIn9 auf GOnitan5e'5 8Orte. sd
erInnerte MIDI 70 lebbaft einer Dot etIi9en Sab
ren nor9efaIIenen Scene altf bieier 8eranoa bier,
loaB I'D Die @egentpart barGber pergaB. Wtan
ruft it3 8utpetlen germ bic Sborbei,en tn8 @e=
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9ei6mei6elt baben,"
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nidt auf benz @runoe Der 8ernunIt berubt. -
geitatten Sic, baB i'd rauGe?"
gr itelIte Id8eInb bteIe 6ra8e uno nabm eine
@igarre berauS.
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peripunoete. Sic oermpbte nt9t su antwcr<
ten, ionoern nidte bios beiabenb nit benz
&Upf.
uDie 8efdflt Sbnen ba8 DtcberIeben Der
ftrpebHden 6tAtentudloer, nadOem Sie 10 piele
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ldbeInoen unb feiIelnoen gatur perweilt baben?
tragte Sacobo, inoem er iid1 an etnen Der Bfeis
let Eebnte.
,,Dtein BateriQno iit uuo bleibt mir immer
Der i4Bnite Sled ber Groe, !" eroieoerte G0ntan3e,
neIde iicb benliibte, Den 9leilai(tt9en Son
an3unebmeu, pontit cine gonperiatiOn stpii6en
freia0en PeriOnen 8efibrt tpiro.
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Gonitan5e's Seite bahintpanoerte.
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.ih e8 perIduut 9itte, nad ienenl.Orte I'll tpcfIz
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Nlepanoer isine Siege 8etpDunen bat; ober man
rei8t nod SIT Der Stetle, pO @etrarCa nit ieiner
@jeliebteA i4;pdrnte. @eIcbe unerb6rte 0fa9i
iiber bic Ginbiitnng beIet ni6t bic 8r6Bte Gbprs
belt be8 Qeben8. 9o8 btpbe Mprt 9ieb E
idIieBt etpa8 Ma9iides in fb, toeIae8 bic
2tufnlertiamteit feiiet u. ppn nlbli6en Snteref=
fen ab3ebt Bie pieI 3ett unb &raft periAmenz
bet man nibt an bieie8 @efiibl, ne[tes oft ge=
mug mebr etnem SraumbilO DOR unierer Bban>
taiie gIei6t ais etpaS Dtrfli4es iit, 0a5 aus
Oem 0er5en beroor9e9an9en."
st orebte ft4 nun nm, rief &urt berbei unD
bat ibm feline Gigarre 3nm NnSlnoen su leiben.
9urn oteie8 Wiau6per tpurbe er BET 02ptbs
Denoi9teit iberbpben, GOnftan5e'8 Gapalier su
iejn.
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81 "A Rprb @ab Ctr.
unS @de bon @ennIplSonia IDenue unb @ibhfe @tr.
tnere ben Ubi9eu 9IGeeu selegeneu appt6efeu iub
ben 9eren Ger5teu fotpie bem 8eePrtem ubfum beenS
empc9Ieu. Ge5epte uno icnfige mebiSinte 8ercrb@
nusen eroen su eber 3eit unb nit ber BrT6ten Gpr5@
ait auBefertst; aud ftnb mir bur 6Guf8e frii@e 9er1
bunSen ets nit allen su unierem @edGte sebSreuben
Otebifaneuten DerieGeu. Die Mnfertiguu9 dea1iiGer
Eraparate, otpe aud 6emite Nuatpieu beIOr8eu mir in
unierm 2abpratprium. Oebr4iC
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WeDglme aralltbeiteM.
(Sgi1l,nlie5e &,sr 8aronttrt
Or. eSofepb fSabtau.
Office So 22S 9Sine G5frnhe

S%tIt$N i've 40 ~OttlC $AtAbCE
8Pile beIp5i0.
Or. Sabio1 eIrsn!lr! in rleenben srantBetten elne
i6neue nab fra1pttte Sur. Die Ntbtin pir6 BON mir
eltf spbfrstft nub te burbans frat grn OuedFlber.
Gs}cbei.nc Srdnf6ejtcn
bebere @sFdIsGtS ttTedit tn ieren Oten renn ber-
SetbItbeflefung {Onanie),
teren ttaurise RpIee d urbgsben tn sRgnuts nadtde
SdAmens@ @g8iebmetw, Spde bet tndnpIben 2fneitndss
traft 2bSng nebeytruB pne eubltG @Nsaebgun9 Suads
geutr bic F8 eeIen beDuBt nb ipten t6 bsrrdueSsbDG
mid ipenten. SO babe GauGsnbe fplGer umalG6Ahen
SIT bFer fritberen traFt6en @eanb6ei surG9ebrat lie
4nbern ta bebaubet Otev ais wHFeilsaF anfs8ebcn
pprben tsb
8rauens8rantbeiteu,
gBetBer 81 y baufta be urGaGe au8eae'neG e5Gpa-
de, re8etmG6t8fett unb nnfrW@tb6rFstt
nnrege M i Btgtett
tn BEG nCua@ea 0efnt6vne cttr aanSlt4es Au8bletbeR
bfrbtn, 6let@oie pcI elGGr uT2t lrb TT pen9ea Ea~
gen b6n mir ber0felt ptae nd@te'hee TeIeen t be @e
fnubbeit.
e5et etnsr 15iaGrieen prars t bseasr @taSs babe i'd
lt@ Uanpdt9 NIT Der Bebanetung Uttger RrantEetten
9t9Gdt aab tarIn Sic BIaasenbaen gifuItate erjiels
2iuslpdrttge Yattenten
f6nnan S1n MIR tebanbe merben Genn fe MIR ibreR 3us
Ranb f9rtftItG mittbeSEen.
So Sireu9ite &erfbmeeenbe;t wtrS SageGGert
DIR. JOS. FABIAN,
No. 228 Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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S3erbf1s 1agD 1SS6saGeGzRle 7
GBtr lenFsu be MufeerFamFetf ees sesbrteu gnBIums
ouf unee greBes aaSer
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unb ranabff@en @e&dfts RGGen SQn ebcn S1attt lint
pret8. G5eae etne SrpBe AnanG9I Spea Hrb gBeen
ebet @r,, uet ene ipIcnoben Sprtiraent Dpn nessa.
GIet6etn. @u Raen Hr 9tpffe Getta StaG fit Gunbens
Mrbett Itet8 oDyrdtbts.
gDEr pferreH Dbi8e gDa4re 20 DrDsent bit6er ais
r3S Elm an1ereS 9eu8 IN ber tabt pdBreub ter aRen
so gG8e, Hm fir be rIbInas QDaaren 9Iab 3u ma&en.
Smifb 8rDs. u @p.
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UgrTeUtIEluer@XGUeNy
gBeft Eratt Str. go. 358 uno 1854.
Menen seebrtea 8rennbeu unb bent gubIifuul MADE
m 5ierit bic Wn3eise, baB i bas ion felt Sa6ren an
bieieaT Pate eta6rte @ei@St 6errpnen babe nnb Be-
dnbi8 en rei4Pa8eS 9a8er bpn 65neu, oGib senrbeis
teen 6errenftebevu neueer aeon 5 Sen bigfcn greiz
fen oprrdfi8 9alten uub aud fole emf 8efennns amerz
ti8en perbe. a@tOe ir GSde nnb oIensense in alien
Gorten unb su aleu Preien.
f5eruer cine IustDa9G Ge8eui9rure, GtSde,c. ippie
ale in beies SOD eiai@lagenben slrtifeI.
~ aIe 8efeGrn8ea merpen prompt, biliS unb In
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-SENATE-
House. -BEAMAN, of Mich, intro
duced a bill to continue in force and to
amend the freedmen's bureau BILL
The bill provides for amending the
freedmen's bureau act, and continuing
its existence for five years. 1t author
ICES supervision over all loyal refugees
and freedmen, and all matters relating
to them, to enable them as speedily as
practicable, to become self-supporting
citizens of the United States, so that
their freedom may be rendered availa-
bic, and beneficial to the republic. 1t
authorizes the appointment of two adj
ditional assistant commissioners, aud a
division of districts into sub-districts,
not exceeding the number of counties
or parishes in the district. 1t allows
details of military officers, without in
crease of pay. LII agents are taken from
civil life, their salaries are confined
within the limits of $500 and 81, 200 per
annum; if found necessary, such con-
missioners may have three clerks each,
and each at salary not exceeding
II, QUO per annum, and it shall be the
duty of the commissioners, when it can
be done consistently with the public
interests, to appoint as assistant com
missioners, agents and clerks, such men
as have proved their loyalty, by faith
full service in the armies of the Union,
during the rebellion; all employees are
placed under military jurisdiction; it
authorizes the Secretary of War to issue
medica; and other stores, only to per-
sons unable, by proper industry, to
help themselves; and give the President
power, under the homestead acts, to
assign to loyal refugees and freedmen
public lands not exceeding 40 acres, and
not exceeding three millions of acres in
all the states of Alabama, Florida, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana and Arkansas, SUBJ
ject to annual rental; it also confirms
for three years the land assigned by
General Sherman's field order, with
provision for exchange with other lands;
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mittee, reported resolution Tor the
disarmament of the militia OF the lately
rebellious States. and to prevent then
reorganization.
!, BRowN called up the bill to grant
land to aid in the construction OF rail
road from Springfield, Mo-, to the Pa
cific coast by the southern route, which
after some discussion, was postponed
until tomorrow.
The concurrent resolutions in rela
ton to the admission Of Senators and
Representatives from the lately rebel
lious states, were taken up
STEWART took the floor, and at the
conclusion of his remarks Mr.. johnson
spoke at length against the resolutions.
AT the conclusion of JoHNsoN's re-
| marks HENDRICKS moved to amend by
inserting the words ''the inhabitants OF
which," in the resolution, SO as t.
make it read ''eleven states, the inhabi
tants of which have been declared &c
be in irsurrection," &c.
WADE replied to that portion Of
Johnson's speech which applied &c
him.
HoUsE.-Several bills and resolutions
were introduced. Among them one by
MIR. Coffreth to refund to the citizens Of
Cham bersburg, Pa, who suffered by the
rebel raid under McCausland, the inter.
nal tax paid by them for the year 1861
and one by Mr.. Ketchum to reduce the
duty on paper. Both OF these resolu
tions were referred to the Committee on
Ways and Means.
WILSON, from the Judiciary Commit
tee. reported an amendment to the Sen
ate b III to protect all persons In the U.
8. in their civil rights and furnish the
means of their vindication. He made
an hours speech in explanation and
advocacy of the bill.
THAYER obtained the floor, and the
bill went over until to morrow.
The House went into committee oil
the Whole on the miscellaneous appro-
priation bill, Mr.. WENTWORTH IN the
Chair.
BENJAMIN moved an amendment pro-
viso that no part of the sums approprla'
| ted should be expended in violation oil
the provision of the act prescribing an
oath of Office.
WINDOW moved to amend by striking
out the item Of $40, 900 for moneys adj
vanced by Brigham Young to Indians
an old claim, which, after debate
agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. THAYER provisc
was put in the bill, that hereafter NJ
portrait or likeness of any living person
should be placed on any of the bonds
securities or postal currency OF thu
United States.
The bill was then reported from th'
Committee and passed by the House
Senate bill granting to Wisconsin
donation of public lands to aid in the
construction of break-water, harbol
and ship canal at the head of Sturgeon
Bay, to connect the waters of Greer
Bay with Lake Michigan. Referred tt
the Committee on Public Lands.
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ating in the graceful sweep of "gored''
skirt, full and long, but yard Cor two
extra in the length of the breadths be-
comes a nuisance wish to add, for ii
is characteristic of Washington, that
but few of the elegant dresses worn
here are made here. The ladies of the
French legation get their wardrobes
quarterly direct from Paris. while Bal
timore, New York and Philadelphia
modistes furnish the residents and visi-
tors here with the greater portion oi
their fine toilets. There are very few
dressmakers of skill and taste here-al-
most the only one of high reputation is
a colored lady, born in Virginia, and
with twenty years experience in he,
business in st. Louis a d in this city,
has built up high reputation and Sc
cured large custom from the most
fashionable ladies of the Capital Eve
ry lady fully appreciates how indispens-
able is correct taste and skill in such
matters-hence this allusion.