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uTASHINGTON Fl IT e l.,
w SUFFOLK, VA.

The subscriber most respectfully Informs his
friends and the public generally, that he has once
more opened this Hotel, and earnestly solcits
their patronage F. d. HOLLADAY,
aul2-3m* Proprietor.
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NORFOLK, VA, January %, 1865.
We have this day admitted Messrs. THOMAS
f. ELLIOTT and JAMES Ii. WATERS to an
interest in our firm
WALTER H. TAYLOR,
ANDREW S. MARTIN.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

POar or NoRrobK AND PonrsMoUrH, Feb. Is.
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HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE,
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TlNCTURE,
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE,
Dyspepsy, Cough. Asthma, Bronchial and Lung
Affections, Pains in the Back, Side and
Breast, Consumption, Scrofula. Fits,
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Fis-
tula, Chills and Fever, Bowel
Complaint, Worms, Nervous
Debility, with all Diseases
arising from Impure
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HARDWARE

T A Y-LOR, MA N & co.
No I3 East Side Market Square.
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The sales on Change reported this morning were
5000 bushels of white Corn at T5c. Gold declined
to 1875. Cotton buoyant at quotatiops; naval stores
fair; produce firm.
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DIED.

N.. DlGDs .r
nss FEER SrnSf s. GsG s sis
year of his age.
At the residence of Mr.. c. NJ. Nimmo, in Hen.
rico county, on Saturday the 10th instant, Mr..
SAMUEL p MITCHELL, of this city, in the hfty-
H His funeral Will take place from Grace church
THIS DAY at IL o'clock.
Masx sgqns Va on F son & Pssn e.
and Sarah Bernard in the twenty third year OF his
The tempera ment Of this young man was sxcita-
p pasl With high sense Of honor he ever
s ti1e displayed p beautiful humility well worthy
during the late war his bravery and pntiring de.
votion won the esteem and praise OF his superior
as all attest who Inc s from ,bs
Peninsula compaign to the surrender OF neneIai
Lee-that Is in every battle wherein the Filtesntn
charge nor did he fail in his duty TO aid those
falling around him, but always carefully assisted
wounded brother, and returned eagerly 20 tne
taken its fight to another sphere, where we trust
he rests In peace.
On Sunday, nth instant, at half-past 10 o'clock
THOMAS WILLIAM, second son OF James ana
Emily Herman, aged one year four months and
His funeral will take place from his parents re.
ssse Fas Monday EVENING At osOef
Farewell, our darling Tommy,
To dwell forever with the LORD,
Where troubles never come.
Atbis residence, in Manchester, November LIST,
AUGUST BRANDS, in the nifty seventh year o.
his age. He was good husband, KIND iather'
and q true friend.
savannah Ca on rrisay e RosnE 9stoos,
Ann N. Bailey, Formerly Of Richmond, va:
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EoRroLk AND LIVERPOOL LINE.-Tbe
people or Norfolk are certainly very per-
severing in struggling to keep mp the line
TO Liverpool. Hearing that the third yes.
sci they had put on that line-the Melita-
had been disabled, they engaged the ship
Peruvian to take her place.. We trust oul
friends in Norfolk will break down the dis.
ordinations between local and through
freights by the time they load their next
steamer, so that it will not appear that they
would do better to send her freight to New
York than to put it aboard Of her at the
wharves Of Norfolk. gaaa.a
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woxlNs; RIGHrs.-At the recent elec-
Atom In New York Mrs. ELIZABETH CADY
STANTON, one Of the most enthusiastic and
0a,,y advocates of woman's rights, was Q
candidate for Congress against the Hon.
Jlxgs Brooks and Colonel LIZ GRAND CAN.
NON. She got four uotes. This shows wo'
mans rights a . lowebb i'd New York
Yet the Republicans, who would confer the
right of suffrage on negroes, had vote In
the district, of $780, ~ brs g;.s
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! TELEGR trHIxq. The powerful associa-
ton called the = Aaspeistsd iprsss. D Wa
its bad. and tau, too, We believe. il New
xssk. has recently gotten into sosne trou-
pic WITH Ne went, Nr. D. n, Gag. Who
accosong . ~ en- staaenaSnt. w. an.
chs.ssd. II. OaAss Asn5ss fasa h. =,
disshas1ed aDA sasssts - -. r,.s.,.. =
according - purposs - oSe epss,t 4 =
Of going Into : tslssrsph bnaansI - -.
own hook, Thb editor o. chs Josvnsl - :,
CoaxeseA wAo = president Of the Asseels
tioD, puhiiahssn elateneat On ~ snbIscs
70 Which - Ee1alefie Ne fact u tho per
en- ~ disehasyp e ~, OaAIo on TIL
as6 ~ ~ pslervtaaA % 81,
4 - r is petlst e4r W.
~ sts1 ~ wires q teeyy
cost Viii t1o1by messsgss; that he II.
1olye6 ~ olafion a uapecefy I'd
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The steamship City of Norfolk arrived
at Norfolk on the 9th from Annamessex,
Nd, and connected with the express train
going south on the Seaboard and Roanoke
railroad. She had about twenty-five pas
sengers and considerable freight. Ihis
was the first trip made. ..,..... ......
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MARRIED.

In Petersburg, on Thursday, October 18th, at
Grace church, BY Rev. C. J. Gibson, A. KNOW to
Susie ELDER, all Of Manchester, Va.
New Orleans and Mobile papers please copy.
In powha,an county, on the 7th instant, by the
Rev. Mr. Lambeth, Mr.. HENRY II. POLLARD, OF
Richmond and Danvlle railroad, to Miss M.
Hartford. Conn, and Petersburg. Va, papers
please COPY,
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~ aPECIAL NOTICE.
EICHNbND SAVINGS BANK AID INsukAAoA
COMPANY.
! The selIsvins namod ssnileasn ksvs bssn ~
pointed agents and medical examiners 20 repre-
ssnt this company In LIRK IHsURANoh IN the
places Designated:
/ J. 4. Brown, Rsq., agent, and H. Lathan' =. ",
usdieai examiner, LynehbnTg. We. :.
Z. Jones. Esq, agent, and ]. - Ceosn' -
y, msdissl, examiner, Charlottesville w.. 9
]. n. woodward and W. A. Burnett, Isas.'
agents, and A. II. fauntlsrcy. II. p, medical *
sminsf. Stanton, VI.
Thomas J. Davis, Bsa ..!assnt, land J. =. Spene"'
n. D., medical examiner. Farmvtlls, W..
( @. II. Cuthbsrt, Esq., agent for Fire ana Lille In
surance, Petersburg, Va. 81. -,
= - - JOHN B. DAVIS, President.
Joux =. G. Porrs, Secretary. no.
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heavy expenditures; and "a! ~ ~ -. !.
the telegraph and his posie = 70 Ike .
private speculation. the 20 ~ ~"
New York papers highly rssom nm, mr.
s,xosros, the successor to Mr.. CRAIG.
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THE BEproRD CITIZEN is the name OF a
paper the publication of which has just
been commenced at Liberty. 1t promises
70 he a handsome sheet, and we'll edited.
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BY Christian, Lea 4 Co..
: Auetioneers, 1924 Main street.

BY Christian, Lea 4 Co.,
Auetioneers, 1924 Main street,
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w auction, at our store, on TUESDAY, Woven.
Der u, lsse, commencing at II o'clock A. v ,Ms
following select assortment OF GROCERIEs
WINES, LIQUORS, and SUSDRfES, viz.
10 hogsheads BACON SIDEs,
hogsheads BACON SHOULDERS,
hogsheads BROWN SUGAR
Is barrels BROWN SUGAR
10 barrels POWDERED SUGAR
Is barrels CRUSHED SUGAR
so bags RIO COFFEE,
SO barrels MOLASSES,
SO boxes CHEESE,
25 barrels and half barrels LEAF LARD,
- barrels MESS PORK,
100 boxes CANDLES,
lso boxes sTEARlNB. BROWN, and PALE
100 boxes s9A FFsacY SOAPS,
Is caddies GUNP0WDBR TEA,
so barrels WHISKY, all grades;
500 reams WRAPPING PAPER,
with large assortment Of
MILLIONAIRE,
SODA,
BUCKETS,
INDIGO,
PEPPER,
BASKETS,
BLACKiNG,
SPICES, &c.
CHRISTIAN, LEA 4 CO.
nol2 Auetiousen.
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r 1DIFg Feast. THE LADIEg
IL poRcAs SOCIETY OF BRoAp ~ sss,,s M..
ina on MONDAY EVENING HIXT. sss lsth
Instant he NEw ST0Rs sos sias q so Stnas
sSsnsSh The week. The object being to raise
fnnds to cio.he poor and destitute children, ana
enable them to attend Sabbath school, tnsL sPreai
isrtsking. liIfTH TslTH ~ -.-----0 ------
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND ENcANPMBgT, No. 70
RICHMOND, November 10, 1866.
ORDERS No. 7.-SIR KNIGHTS.
~ Tickets for the pilgrimage to Balti: W.
more on the 10th instant can be procured ~
ONLY at the store Of Messrs. Regnault q ~
Co on Main street between Eighth and = y
Ninth streets !; and 1t is desirable that all \
Sir Knights who intend participating snould Sc.
win procure their tickets at the same place.
BY order OF N. Z. e. II. GILL, 9; G.
=. -. : IL WILLIAM L. MAULE,
~-..s. e... Captain. eneral
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srt RIoHMoND ENcAAPMREr, No. 3,
j a.a RICHMOND, November s, isss. )


,.as a.G RICHMOND, November s, 1855.
ORDERS No. 6.-SIR KNIGHTS
-. Assemble In the room over Mr.: Q. NJ
s. CARTkR's store, on Main street be. %%
the spotswood Hotell. on FRIDAY, 9th ~
MONDAY, i9th; wEtN EsDAY, 18th, and
FRIDAY, 10th instants at o'clock p. n for drill,
with side.srms Il Ia OF the utmost importance that
all SIR Knights who intend visiting Baltimore
should attend these drills.
g. Uniforms Of this Rncampment, or any portion
be- returned forthwith TO the Captain. General.
:. New uniforms and jewels can be obtsined OF
Sir knight JOHH LAToucas, on franklin street
McDosALD, on Broad street between Seventh and
Eighth, ut moderate prices.
Uniform caps can be obtained Of Str knight p.
WEIsiaIH. on Main street between Eighth and
Ninth. aouth side; and Il 10 important that orders
for the same should be handed In promptly.
(. - WfLLlAM L. MAULE,
mo A-tf6No ~.S4s sF& u Captain. General.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,l
-. are RICHMOND, November z, 1865.
NTOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
IN Stockholders Of this Company will be held at
the office of the Company, No. oil Main street. be-
TUESDAY the 9Th instant at - o'clock y.
= - = SO .ETI7T M. w. HARRINGTON,
no8-td ss $3.50, ~. Treasurer.
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a Wy ~ cooh Aetionssr.

Co!TgGETTIdERsE e, sH5 9 gR,I!,Ma Sc:y At T
O'clock Will sell at the stois recently occupied
by Hessrs. BohH ) Ssslo. on Vain between GInin
and Tenth streets, all Of the
SHELVING, .As.,. T. .l&O
to be found In said store. g. B. COOK,
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FORM OF PROXY.
Know all men by. these presents. That -, the
- Attorney - for -- and In - name to
vote on all questions that may be brought before
the meeting of the stockholders OF the Richmond
80 on the - day of--,or at any adjourned
meeting thereof, hereby ratifying all the acts OF
-, said attorney In the premises, fully a. IL
were present and voting in person;
Intestimony whereof - have hereunto amxed
- hand this - day Of -.
cembsr until after the annual meeting.
no l2-eodtd j. d. BLAIR, Auditor.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Auetioneef'.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

By Harrison, 9oddin 4 Apperson, Auctionesf'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents
GALE AT AUCTION OF FLOODED
- HORSES, CARRIAGE HORSES, MULE. al,
TIE, FINE CARRIAGE AND HARNESS, I"y
BUGGIRS, &C., &c.-Ws shall sell al arrti"n, .
HiIs stable, in ths city Of R,shnond: on hs.S
o'clock NJ, at the corner Of Cary and zen.
streets, the following valuable articles ~
brought from the farm recently owned " Nv
French Consul at Amelia Courth99ss, Says w
an6 6in5lin MAJ ana her ccLT
.S$seSsssks t aSssEs, MARE
Mich cows and three CALVES.
sassllsnt ca RRIAaB, SHAFT. and POLE, e.
ono or two horses, with superior IA"
excellent BU0GIE8 and HARNESS. ,,.,.
The foregoing property 10 we'll worthy me s n,
ton Of those who are In want OF really 'AIaA0''
The Carriage and Buggiss are nearly new, -.
TsHMs: Four months credit TOT aPp,,o s,s,oaEl
dosssd nesodsbls paper, or ave per cent a''"'''
HARRISON. GoDDIN 4 APPEgsos s;,
P.s.-Atths same time and place will be s sS,s
two very superior CARRIAGES ana "a :, an.
both OF superior quality. and one eYa. only b..
e ens:s ins the o. sz h.1. 10 a., q.
rf'A'h iA Il sSSSs GoDDis : APPERsos.
wuI n. .adsd 10 tho above sale, three re,
,onnn vs,i. broke MULBS-soid for no fault, es'
Sssasc> tSs owner hiss no use fos them.
no II IL. y. :
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MN crTT1l

New THhA11
.rcHrros Fan; sssE T'i II q sAH d oirRA.
The popularity 81 die great esmbin1tion q Ars
ionabls audi
THIS Monday EVENING, November 18th. Will
pc produced (foiihs int t,nsEBaisr tassD:.ss
q Richinrs. GIs ]. Arnold, Meun. Castle,
csmp6sii. Seguin. Wyiis, Oliver, and Gordon 49,
N.ssG. SIcEJEycSs n i SSIHSpoF ~
Ia rosa PlIcRs or ;ADnIsaIoS:
Balcony Chsirs, Siso Dress Circle and orchestfs
seats, SI! fsrq1stfe, 20 cents fsmily Circle; Z:
Privsts Boxes. 90 and elf. Rfserved sesX % D Pc
had ~ Davies Sons' Musical kxchsugs. TEX"
ior sale q ne principal hotsls . p
Doors open all; overture q auaf'ei 70 '.t,'ta s
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NOTICE,The stockholders Of the
IN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY ars
ssdusstSd % meet ct the Exchange Hotel, city Of
Rtehm0nd, 3HURoOAY. 9th December next, q
e'eloeE PxE. q n william B. CALWHLL, 4
"a NNUALl MEETING. =. The next
"a snpual nHetings o. IL stpekholdsn 81 the
HehNona, l91sitGkseufg, and Potcnas RatlroAd
&C. ~ IN u held g lks oa1ss q che so1psny
vs1bst, lsss, at iio'slosk 4. =. q. 7. ~
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD C0MPAHY,l
RICHMOND, November IL, 1895. !
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-The
~ nineteenth annual meeting of the stoc kholders
Of the RICHMOND AND .DANVILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held In the city Of Richmond
]. D. BLAIR, Auditor.
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LANES E, RrpDIcK, Recorde,

JAHEB Z. hIDBIUh, neCOIuoI. ny I--0.
M ASONIC EDUCATIONAL. g :
Wl COMMITTEE.-A stated meeting. OF
the Masonic Educational Committee will beIXN
s O'Clock w. F. DRlNKARD,
. NO l2-lt Secretary.
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN SID
ID NEY, ON GROVE STREET, FOR RENT. Ia
We offer for rent the beautiful COTTAGE evH
occupancy Of w. d. Gibson, having six rooms
marble mantles In two Of them), kitchen, stable,
carriage. house, &C., and two acres Of land at
tached. To a careful tenant the rent will be re.
markably reasonable. Apply to
HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPERS0N.
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~ ucusry Plot-Tns Radicals Con
&6ke q Force TO back Congress. :

XOk0 w WYNN S0n8AVS0s
Aswsii a .We upderstand Radicalism'
as thoroughly As wo supposed We apprec'-
ated lts rScklsnakss and lawlessness, VIC
confess ~ are castonished 10 find the !, ioi .
lowing proclamation IN the Washington
Chros;os, The names appended 20 y s,e
new 70 us. What their positions IN tnelr
party raSksos elsewhere we .ss ..sns - -
saw. We infer that they are the second O.
third-r.te mon of their turbulent iac.ion,
- whan, ,hs leaders have left this bold
worh oSc calling together and organizing the
s....c,h.s Il intended TO sustain the reyo-
,ut;ousry Congress. The following Is their
PROCLAMATION: 81
aBcing profoundly impressed with the
importance Of the struggle through which
the country is passing, and Of the necessi-
~ Of preserving the results gained by Its
triurnphs In the field, and more recently ct
the polls, the undersigned, q committee
appointed by the Soldiers and Sailors
Union Of Washington, ID. c., do In their
name earnestly invite their comrades, the
loysi veterans Of the republic, with all
other friends Of the great cause Of union
and liberty, TO meet In . national mass vel.
come sns council TO be held in this, the
Federal capital, on Saturday, December
the LIST, proximo. = al.l
ave ask your presence to honor and as.
sure protection to the loyal majority in the
Thirty-ninth Congress, in whom We rccog.
nize faithful guardians Of our assailed in.
situations and able supporters Of the prin'
ciples involved. X -
"Co,ne IN your might! By your pre-
sence show how sternly loyalty can rebukt
treason RrVue thereby that the threats and
insults, ofia tredeher0Gs Executive aga'nsl
The Legislative branch Of the Government can.
not intimidate a. free people. Here IN NJ
Federal capital mast our great struggle cut-
inmate in nise and equitable legislation
Here, Menyshould zoe assemble to encourage
and strengthen CongeSs-to whose hands
the Constitution wisely entrusts the
power--to such just action as aoM 'naHe
peace permanent and liberty universal.
I'D. S. CURTIS,
-iaag,,. e. ar. j. HINTON, ,
..f, "a. j. BENNETT,
"W. S. MORSE,
.r;t gt} al. EDWIN DUDLEY. z
correspondence is invited, and may
be addressed, r. ]. Hinton, Washington,
ID. O." ~
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FOR RENT OR SALE, my DWELL
II lNG-HOUSE, on Seventh street second IL
door north of Leigh. The house is four sto- t::3
ries, well built, and In good order, with oil 44
kitchen and laundry are large, with good rooms
over them; also, coal closets Of brick. Inquire 1t
For sale, one SUPERIOR MELopEoN
no Its ..#* B. w. KNOWLES.
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DOR RENT, THAT NEAT COTTAGE
It RESIDENCE fronting on the south line -
OF the Grove road, about half mile west Of f.H
the Old Pair Grounds; Is the one formerly I'LL
occupied by Mr.. Knox, OF Alexandria, and more
recently by Mr. J. II. Anderson, and Is next door
west OF the White Cottage, occupied BY Major
Charles Howard. Apply to w. D: ROBINS,
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctionser..
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents,
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DOCKLAND LIME AFLOAT.-1,W0
III barrels R0CKLAHD LINE aaoat, for sale 20
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r DESIRE TO RENT OUT MY
i BASEMENT, either as Offices or for the LII
use OF small family; also, my STABLE. .:3
CHARLES MINNIGERODE, G14
oc 25-ts Tl3 Franklin street
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, the STORE formerly oc.
II cupied by the subscriber, No. $40 Main -
street. Also. the LARGE ROOM under his al
present stand, No. .Hos, With q large front ~
for any business In the city. Apply to
WILLIAM +. WHITE, Shoe Dealer,
I - l2-3t No 1903 Main street.
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PLAINTIFFS NATIONAL BANK,l
At A MEETING Of the Board Of DIE
"A rectors held WEDNESDAY, November J, 1855,
dividend OF six peY cent, 10 the LIST instant, wss
declared ont Of the profits Of the instituton pays
Bile on and After the 18th. ]. d. GOpDln
no l1-eodl0t Casnier.,
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DOR RENT, the large WA r f.
Il HOUSE in Libby Buildings formerly oc- II
cupied by US. Possession given Immediately, E:;1
with large amount OF storage secured, to 49,
PALMER, HARTs0oK 3 CO...
jys-ts Fourteenth street.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

KANSAS AND NEOSuO
Mr.. PRICE, from the Pacific Railroad Com
OF the Kansas and Neosho Valley Railroad connecting
the Great Lake Iowa, Missouri and Kansas with
Texas and the Gulf OF Mexico; which was ordered TO
be printed and recommitted.
HARBOR IMPROVEMENT.
Mr.. ASHLEY (Ohio) introduced resolution, which
a. aaonted requesting the Secretary Of War to farn
ish the House with such information as may be In his
as TO the amount Of money necessary Tor the
Improvement OF the Harbor at Maumeo Bay and MAUI
NEE River at the City Of Toledo. Ohio.
MAYNARD ON THE HUDSON.
Mr. GRIswoLD On " introduced Q resolution which
was adopted, instructing the Committee OF Naval
Affairs to inquire into the propriey Of locating navy
ward on the Hudson River opposite the village OF HAST
iugs and to report by bill or otherwise.
INDIAN EXPENSES
Mr.. STEVENS Pa.) introduced . resolution; which
was adopted requesting the Secretary OF the
to report the expenditures made under ms
priaton bill Of March 1865 specifying tne amouI' .,
each appropriation expended for what INDIANS anu i0'
what objects disbursed.
PRIVATE BILLS.
Tho House then proceeded, during the morning hSa,.
to the call Of Committees for reports o. P''"'e CIV"
acter. ,cvns
RELIEF OF CERTAIN offIcEks.
Among the other bills reported ana passed was
,oint resolution reported by Mr.. Bingham from the
Committee on Military Affairs for the relief OF certain
The Joint resolution provides that in every case in
which commssioned officer actually entered on his
dntv AZ smell commissioned officer and was entitled py
law 10 be mustered in SUCH but Dy reason OF cap
,ure nv the enemy or other cause beyond his contrac
and without fault or neglect OF ms s r;o1 ~
tered according to the regulations within psriou u
NOT less than 30 days the Pay Department snsn eo~
to such officer full pay and emoIament. from tue ea.e
-. CDveueh Paae
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Secretary of the Treasury So far from this being true
Gen. Spnners effort in the opposite direction and
in answer TO Mr. Clark the Secretary Of the Treasury
has received the following letter:
WAR IMPATIENT, WARRINGTON March q. 1866.
SIR: am directed by the Secretary of War to transmit
herewith letter. postmarked March a. addressed this
Department, over the signature Of "A Union Loving
Woman, and ncosng the OF So to be appropriated
the payment Of the National debt. have honor TO be
your obedient servant, THOMAS T. EcERRr
Acting Assistant Secretary of War.
To the Hon. Hugh McCulloch Secretary Of the Treasury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

AN INTERESTING LETTER is polished in the Medieo
CLusos Review on the subject Of the extract Of ssrssps
rls IN yepeIes affections by Benjamin TIaver f. r. 81 &C.
Speaking Of Syphilis and diseases arising from the excess Of
mercury he state That 10 remedy Is equd! The Ertyaet@
sarsayora; in poisey extraordinary more 20 than any
ether drug an acquainted is. ri. IN the s'resst "s
tonic 9th is intaluate attribute that Hh oIpieaols TO
.sts ,.sn sunkeH and yet 90 irritable AZ renders
ser spt,ase Of ne toEe Co,s uHataaah o' in"'i09.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
1LLLlLLLLLL
LlLLLLLLbLL
NOT A Few

Of e worn disoIdes that affect mankind uIe from the cor
IuKon st seeuulaies the bood OF al the diseovere
that have made purge cut none can equal IN eneet
HsnboIds Compound Extract Of ssrsapsrla 1t eean'e'
and Ienovses blood ins the vgor Of health into the
s,ssm and purses the humoIs which make disease. It
stimulates the healthy functions Of the body and eIpe the
alcrdefe ttat eIow and Isnkle IN the bleed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
THE CHOLERA

oypRIyEp OF ITS HORRORS BY PURIFYING AND
ENRICHlN0 TIE BLOOD,
NOW is THE TINE
TC USE A PREVENTIVE.
There Il none equal TO
dFLMBOLDS
rreuIY CONCENTRATED FLUID
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
TIE CHOLERA
,,.,..o ,,s,,zs,ion Of tie J!ood and when the blood
"T"" LIFE-GIvING POWER,
.s relaxation Of the contIaoie powers Of the blood te'
tdv and the nteitires open their myriad blood
-, and ali the albumnoas CT Heshnaking material passes
"a nom the bowels -
rrRE AND HEALTHY BLOOD REsIsTS DISEASE.
And whlo there may be occasion for alarm thoe o.
:.,.,. tloed ue mou Liable 70 suffer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

~ THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
10 USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are also
10 vefs general the State HOSPITALS and PUB
Lie bANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the land,
veil in private psetioe and considered invaluable
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Principal DEPOT, BELMBoLDs DRUG AND CBEMI
CAL WAREHOUSE,
No. sA BROADWAY,
soId By Druggists everywhere
UBEWAFE or COUNJEEyEJyE.1