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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED.
stsamship " p Clyde Powell. Wilmington " G, JAS HAND
seamship Neptune Baker. Boston, ". =. Glide .
Steamship Ragle Green. Atlantic Mall steamship 20
st.smbip Emily Souder Libby thareson, Nheelr insr
Samp Niagara BantmGn Norfolk and Richmond n L. heItAdJ
Co.
Bng Persl OBJ, Mckenzie Antwerp II. J. De Woh6 Co
Big J. r. Eeyius (BtD Ruheus MGtsnEAs Brett Son 20
Rehr r. MerEn Adhcl. Baltimore Bentley, Miller Thomas
Sehr. Daniel Williams, -, Huntsville b. Porter To-
ARRIVED.
BrF n HavelocI CBt) smta Windsor S. l6 daI with plaster
10 J. y Whitney 4 Co. nj
sohr Boirdnan Ballard Eiabebport for Connecticut RIVER
Scbr Yarmouth. Barter EliEahethrOrt Tor Pawtucfet
Rehr Scranton Palmer, kiIAbethpor Tor New Haven
sohr. Niagara. WoTdcu. EiIAbetlpoTt for Brdfepot
Sehf ManettA Smith Preston Ellabtthpoh for faH River
Echr. J. s. CurtlSs Fox Eiisbethpon for Neglisyen.
schf s. Slater. Baker Eitabehpot for Providence
Schr. Cabinet, Cook. kliTGiehpot for Providence
Sclr. Restless, BAXTER, BhIihethpor tof Providence
Carroll. johnson kb.hethpor Tor Bost0a-
Schr. Fashion CRTheuy Ellabtthport
Westcheer Darrah Fhlsbethpot Tor Far RoctANhY
sloop p e. Bsnurn Graz EiIabehpot Far Rocksway.
DISASTERS.
The hr RonTke from Philadelphia for 81 John n B. Pot
into Holiness with oss Of eaSt and mslniopmAst
The hr L. Newton Brewer Me Gray, ashore Tuesday IN
Tdrsroyn aTbo VIII probably Oh without much damage
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SituatiOns Mantr6 cSnnal,s.


CEAMSTRESS.-A poor widow woman wants
~ 10 do suy hind Of sewing families Dress Coek
snlng done very prices Address for interview, NJ c.
Ne 81 MGriOnst
A NUMBER of well recommended German
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pristions for the representation Of American
industry at the Paris Exposition, was amend
ed by the provision that Commissioners
shoald serve wishoui appropriation and re-
ducing the appropriation from 500, 900 to
500, 900, and passed.
Mr.. FARNSWORTH, from the Select
Committee on the murder Of Union soldiers
in South Carolina, made.a special report,
which was laid on the table and ordered
printed
Mr.. FRANCIS THOMAS, from the Judi
ciary Committee, made report of the testi
mony taken in the investigation into the
freedmens' affairs in Maryland
Mr.. HART, from the Committee on Indian
Affairs, presented evidence taken in regard
to Indian Superintendency in Colorado, which
was laid on the table and ordered printed.
On motion Of Mr.. DAWES Committee
was appointed to wait on the President and
inform him that the seth Congress was ready
to adjourn.
The hour Of noon arrived when the Speak
er rose and delivered his valedictory remarks
with great effect, and was listened to with in
tense attention. When he closed he declared
the 39th Congress adjourned without delay.
AS he vacated the chair he was enthusisstical
ly applauded.
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he House adjourned at 2 O'Clock.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 4.
The following is the message concerning
the my bill to the House of Representa>
tives:
The act entitled an act making appropria-
tons for the support of the army for the year
ending June 80, 1858, and for other purposes,
contains provisions to which | mus. call your
attention, These provisions are contained 10
the second section, which, in certain cases,
virtually depti<es the Pfesidens of his ccnsti.
tntionaf functions as Commanderi mischief Of
the army; aud in the sixth section, which de-,
nies 70 the States Of the Union their consti.
tutional rights, to project themselves in any
emergency, by meens Of their militia. These
provisions are out Of plAee in an appropria-
ton act, and am compelled to defeat the
necessary appropriations if / withhold nv
t9s.s>prn iron the bin and pressed By these
cifcssne eiAnces, 4 feel constrsined TO retdrn
ne biit xith MY Signature, but 10 accom- PAM
it With my protest against the sections which
have Indicated. s@4 a ra
(S,ened) AypREv JOHNSON.
sfifM National Banks al evson, Mass
and Hsasoa. n. H. wsre placed in charge oi
aeeuts efrthes Comptroller Of ,Cnrrsscy for
in vesiigation. Ills expected tnst The Frs,
Nssional Bank Of Hudson viii pay oil losses
and 90 on,
The .Msshsnics' National Bank OF B.it;.
mora xill not .saspsnd bositiess, Ii ths d
fSSlofs And stockholders are wealthy aad viii
: pev ap he ancaat sf dsfaleaAioS-
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA,

NEw YoRx. March 4.
The steamer Moro Castle. Feb. 23d, ar
rived. News importan.
Advices from Venezuela state that Mara.
cabo has been the scene of another revolu.
tionary movement.
Gen. Csssowith, with 4, ZOO men, attempt.
ed 70 surprise Plsco, and determined Eight
took place in the streets, with the force oi
Stall, of Fort Auxillo. He was killed and
his men dispersed.
The pending trouble in Maracabo il about
TO be smicsbly arranged.
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VOL. XIII.

The President will sign the Bankrupt bill
when it reaches him.
The 7ribune's special says that after much
opposition, in executive session. the nomina.
ton of Gen. Dix, ex Minister TO France, was
confirmed by over two thirds of the Senators
present
Cowan's nomination was 90 6ercely aasailed
that Mr.. Buckalew was forced TO move it to
be tabled
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FROM BALTIMORE
Heavy BANK Defaicatton.

BALTIMORE, March 4.
A heavy defalcation hiss just been discover
ed 10 the Merchants National Bank in this
city, running through the period of twenty
seven years, and amounting to S300,oo0
The parties implicated are Samuel Ii. Wentz,
general book keeper, who has been an officer
of the bank for thirty.hve years, and John
Rogers, paying teller, an officer for twenty
FIVE years. Both parties we're arrested on
Saturday, but were released on bail of $1,000
each. This is the third heavy enbezzlement
that has occurred in the bank during its time.
II is one OF the largest banks in the city, and
uuch excitement prevails. 1t will, however,
be sustained and continue TO meet Liabilities.
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Resignation of Colonial Ministers.
Outbreak Of War in India.
LoNpoS. March 8

LoSDoS, March g.
The Colonial ministers have resigned for
reasons connected with the reform question.
The Reform bill promised by Government
will be presented in Parliament on the 1lth
inst.
1t is reported that dispatches have been
received here announcing that war has
broken out in India.
BERLIN, March 8.
Herr Simson has been chosen President Of
the North German Parliament.
The King Of Prussia gives . banquet to the
members Of Parliament.
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FROM BOSTON.
The Recent bark Failure

BosroS, March,.
The failure of Miller, Ward l. Co. has given
rise to various rumors. The whole loss re-
sulting from the suspension Of the firm is
said to be nearly one million dollars.
The First National Bank of Newtonville,
Of which Edward Canter, member of the
suspended firm, was Director, has closed its
doors, having, it is reported, suffered to the
extent of two hundred thousand dollars,
nearly twice the amount Of its capital. The
money was lest in stock speculations on the
princ,pal
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FROM MEXICO.
NV Yopx. March 4

NV YoRK, March 4.
The Heralds Mexican correspondent says
that Miramon recently informed gentle-
man that the Southern Confederstes were yet
hand in hand with the Imperislists, and that
Gen. Hindman was corresponding with them,
in the hope that the two defunct establish
menss might so work together as TO make
both q success.
WAsHIsGros, March 4.
The Mexican Legation has Official infor-
nation OF the capture Of Guanajuato by the
Liberals, together with hundred and fifty
prisoners, FIVE hundred muskets, twenty two
cannon, and ammunition and war materials
The battle lasted six hours
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FROM NEW YORK.

NRw YoRK, March 4. q
L is stated that Collector Shook Is making
important investigations in relation to the
fraudulent sale of immense quantities Of
whisky and wines from the bonded ware
house, foot of Eighteenth street, East river,
by means Of bogus bonds.
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It is not probable that any formal message
viii be sent to Congress by the President, so
short tirae having elapsed since that Of De-
cenber. 1t certainly will be no message Of
extended length.
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FIRES.

BIsoHAxrros, N. Y, March 4.
-Four large grocery stores and contents and
the extensive barn and livery stable connect
ed With the Exchange Hotel in which there
we're seventeen horses and large stock Of
wogtns &C.. we're burned by an incendiary.
Loss S65, 900 Insured $4,000.
In is estimated that FIVE million bsings are
daily suffering from various diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs, and one fifth annually die
from Consumption. With such evidence be-
fore us, does it not strike the observing mind /,
that science, with her many appliances, could
arrest such fearful mortality So far, moth
ing has been discovered equal to Msrsden's .
Pectoral Balm, which has proved successful
in the treatment Of all bronchial diseases
For ssle by nerr Il Fuller, keokuk.
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ERIE RAIL AY!
MNMAa
Great Broad Gause----DOuble Track Route
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.

All Trains directly shfonsh to Mes York.
&sA60 NILES wnaopr eaAxss.or coAGzss.v1
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| I'd. 5. CARTER { CO.
O~essssers 70 n. Brsw.sn0
| DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery,
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| FANCY GOODS,
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100. 900 .systor.s-An sys~. Los
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pRINTING PAPER-Folio Post and Flat
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GDLA1lkG CAkDS-Low TO the trade by
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- For ssis by ED s.CtRTsk co.
RANKERS AND MERCHANTS DESK
- et&ttonSry at iowest Wholesale and retail prices
BY I'D. s.cARTER 90.
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49, fe ED b. CARTER q co.
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FROM BUFFALo-By New York time Rom -
pot FxchsnFe and Michigan f'reeas ~
80 A. Nh. New York Day Express, (enn-
Gays sxcsptedl. sssps at Hornelsvilie s:se d N,
tRkn6 susqnehanna ssl0 p. M. Id ee Turner'S
s05p. m tssp ard arrive tn New Ycrk lo3e p.
Is m Connects 81 Great Bend with Delaware, L&ek-
L swanna Western Railroad and at Jersey Qty
With Mi1night Express IT ain OF New Jcrssy lDil-
road for Philadel lphis, Baitu and Wsshtnston-
$50 A. NJ Express Mail, via Avon And MoT-
resyiile Sundays e1eeptsd). Arrives In New
York st :; a. nj Connects At Eimira With Ncrth-
srn Central RailwaN fur Harrisburg. Phi&delphia,
Baltimore, Washinst and points south
2.20 u. NJ. Lightning Express. (sundays ex-
c. p'edl Stops as Hos nsfisvI lie as p. fsnp-h
and arrives in New York ION q IA, Conpeets u
Jersey City With Morning Express Tain of Nsw
Jersey RAirna2 for Baltmore And wnehinGspn.
and AZ New York with Morning Bxpress " stnsb
~ Ec-tsn and New Ksslsnd Csti.s. s.i ssn.4 s
6.10 II. m. New York Night ExnB ShGs
DAILY. Steps st HorneIisviile l06o p. m,i eupl
interesting With the s:lb p. Trail firm D1n-
kirk, and arrive in New York ~ 1890 p Ans
connects al EiDir4 for Harrisburg, PhiiAAslDtiA
and South.
iIR0 r. M. Cincinnati Express, tsun<kys
exesptea). stops st sHsqushsnr,a T.7o NJ {n&c3&
furn-r's ifl2 p m, tDinsl, and nrrivwr ~ Me1
York at 1<sp IN. Connscts at GrsAt Bad -
Delaware, Laekawsna 4 westera Rsfie0S& ~
scrauson, Trcsson and Pniiadelp phia aa4 - ~
York with Afternoon Trains and StossH1l1
Boston and New England Cstfes. 9sFF@E z
only One Train East Suadxy. isaving nu11m ~
6.lo p. and reschfug New Ycrk 81 l2.3n D. ~ -@T
BosToN Arp kIw ENGLAND PAssxxsxxs, vffk ~
Baggage fxansf<Yred free Of eAar1e hi W41
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From and after November lath, ises Trains VII leave
IN conaection With all Western lines as fofiows:
From DUAKIRK AND SALAMANCA
BY New York time from Union Depots: ~
SEQ A NJ. New York Day Express, from
Salamanca, (randnys excepted siops At Hor-
pel-vihe es47 g. M tBkitb tatersecting with the
$50 a. M. Day Express from fuhMio nrd arrives
10 New York n; 1850 p. NJ a-s
ITO A. n. E.xpress Mail, fro- Dunkirk, (eun-
days exc~pteu). stops st salamanca sse - m /.
and eonnects at $50 Express Mail from Bnt-
saio, and a-1ivsesn IN Ne~ York at 80 q. m.
Ais p. m New York Night Ex press, nsm
Dunkffk Csundsys exoep,e01. Stops At ssisna1n-
es ssat m- o,-an 7;35 p. m tSupE Tusnsr.xh 80
m. (Bkft} snd arrives In New York Ut IL ~ y
connecting with Afternoon Trans and etsa1A-
for Bosion and New England Cries. aa
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rHs nxsf vxwr1IA@xD AND Mosr rrxunsuea
ting co.aHrs Ar1N THE WORLD.H eeo1771@
ny all night trains on this railway -
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MasA.EN TYTFgg4 9s.
fhs arttces In the Iiaf sre exhibition at .. 9
DklO0kf J1WHLRY RerA1LIBHMENf, and q y, \
DRY 5oods, ~.
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Coon CROPS AND FREE LABoR.-One
OF our oldest citizens who has been on a
living business trip through the interior
OF Georgia, and who has returned to
Savannah, conveys the gratifying infor-
nation that in Applying, Coffee, Irwin,
!, montgomery and Taliaferro counties,
the crops generally were in splendid
condition. The oat crop is reported by
the planters to be the largest and best
produced in 20 years, while corn bids
fair to give bounteous yield, and king
cotton co was looking very well indeed in
all sections throu gh which our inform
an: passed. The people are feeling
quite elated over the bright prospects
OF rich harvests while the excellent
neaith enjoyed by all classes, and the
1althfulness with which the colored la
:I5 ocrers are working, has inspired society
Nun Nun buoyant hopes for the future.
,, nnere appears to be perfect content
an, meht, and we wish it reigned to the
s,llne O. extent elsewhere in our State
'"0oanah Republican.
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RALEIGH & GkSTON RAILROAD.
THROUGH FREIGHT TARIFF,
1867, NORTH AND SOUTH. 1867
By the Air Line Route.

WE ARE NOW Prepared TO SHIP ALL
w kinds OF freiglt through to New York
Philadelphia, Boston ard Baltimore or through
bills of lading giving through receipts at the low
est rates
THIS IS THE LINE FOR SHIPPERS.
Your goods will be handled only once; through
connections close; no delay; time and expense
less than by any other route. Insurance, tritling
compared with other routes We take goods to
and from Columbia, s. c., and all intermediate
stations, with more promptness and dispatch
than any Express Company.
TAKE NOTICE!
Persons shipping goods South will ship through
the following Agents, and by the following
Steamship Companies, and NO OTHER:
From New York, by the Old Dominion Steam
Ship Co., N. L. McCready, President, office 1S7
Greenwich street, corner Dey street, Pier 81
North River n. Y.
From Baltimore, by Baltimore Steam Packet
Company. L. B. Parks, Agent, foot of Union
Dock and by Bran dts line OF Steamers.
From Philadelphia, by the Philadelphia and
Norfolk Steamship Company. W. B. Clyde
g. Co., Agents, No. IA, North. Delaware Ave
nue., P Philadelphia.
From Boston, by the Boston and Norfolk
Steamship Company. E. Sampson Co.,
Agents, end of Central Wharf, Boston
Consign your goods to Railroad Agent, Ports
mouth, Virginia, and City Point.
Goods coming by the way of City Point and
Petersburg must be marked.
C. B. ALLEN, Freight Agent,
R & G. Railroad Co.
Dec 4, 1866 111-tf
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NEW BOOKS.

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Notices, Sales, Rents, &c.
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\, AT the late session of the Primitive
fleInodlst fas Conference of Canada, it was
tIbunu' tbu' on examination, that two OF
of 'ee OF the ministers were in the habit
Irog using tobacco. This elicitated a
if n mn expression of disapproval, and
bonoNss mas nnaily resolved that the practice
and ad.uiorth 81 should be discountenanced,
cou,a 'llat no person hereafter should be-
d;das ,e an official Of the Church or can.
in mite if lor the ministry who INDUCED