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by COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers
ID Late Clerks with j /. C. Mcclure & Co..
Southwest corner Penn avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

DY COOPER LATIMER. Aucicneers,
ID date clerks with j. c. MCGUIRE i Co. y
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street, Star Office Building.
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AUCTION SALES.


DY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctoneers,
ID late clerks with J. G. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Penna avenue and 18th street
= =. Star Office Building
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This delightful place Of resort has recently been
thoroughly renovated and improved. and 4 J. e
is now open for the reception OF parties yEHk0
who desire 10 spend day at this delight 1E:|
full spot. The proprietors have spared no paius I'M
order render it attractive and pledge themselves
to do their utmost TO add to the pleasure and COM
fort OF those fayoring them with their PATRONAGE
For pleasure parties pic mics for schools, orders
or associations, the Springs possess advantages
delightful water the shady groves its picturesque
scenery. all tend to render 1t charming place.
The Springs are Z miles from Alexandria immedi.
ately upon the line of the Alexa., London Hamp-
shire Railroad. with the Superintendent of which
arrangements can be made at any time for the RIM
ming of trains TO accommodate parties desiring to
visit the place.
The terms are low, and the proprietors pledge
themselves that all occasions good order will be
maint ainei and that for consideration will they
permit alcoholic liquors 10 bs sold in the vicinity
For further particulars apply ia WM. H CARLIN
Alexandria, or JNO. d. EDMOND, S13 9Th street
Washington. 10 3-eolm
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HOTELS, &c.

NOTICE.-MR. GEO. A. SPRiNGMAN, form
~ erly proprietor of the Columbia Hotel, of
Washington, has opened Hotel on 703 Walnut
street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He also has
on hand ge stock of Rhinesh Wines of his own
importation. The citizens of Washington ought
not to fail to give him call. Jy 6-lms
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STEAMBOAT LINES
OFFICE RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBUI
" AND p. r. *. COMPANY
POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALEyANDRI.

The Steamboats of She Company leave each place
EVERY HOUR, from . O'Clock a. -
m until ocloek p. m. leave from ii
inRtOE " 1890
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mot bs affected by except in far they may con-
ma provssons.
snc fhas when The people q any Of said rsbei
staiss shan have formed constitution and
N the constitution OF the United states IN
II rs~tA amed by convention Of delesates elected oy
S4s tseny Of sAid stats twentyone old ana yp
S-Ss5 -~~~ --'~- 90 v-~snas condition. VINO
~ ET .s;.-
. ,k. a., a. .s.s .s.s aaas fsr On, y..E prs,,oaa
for the reeS o. o. far %sy ,so g. az
4e ssre franchise shs ach p constitution shall provide that
a.es sad ps rSs .na stated or Electors x dels
1sIiy Of the persona vons a. slan M be yaihed by
when srcS M Shs!asd as slecsrs for Delegates sa1
spproysd M, and approval and Congress shall
vote q IL .asisistsane I'm sane and when said state by
Tntea sass adopted the he constitution the
Snawn proposed by TIE Thrty-ninh Congress, and
nar ~ - article - aud wen sad article shall have become
Be declared cn OF The Unfted satcS said State shall
enucd 70 representation IN Congress and Sen.
,S ahd Representatives. snail be admitted heefrom on
~ "a ~ the ohtn prescroed by law and then aud there
~, hs sesding sections Of this act shall be imperative
IN ssac s&ss' A~si
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THE BAHAMAS.

Death Of Venerable Colosist-Relisf for sss
SuHerers frem the Hurrics Respect "a
United States Oficers. DC.
by the arrival OF the steamship Corsica at this port
yesterday wo received nes from the Bahamas dated a
Nassau, N. p, ON the 9th Of February.
Our Ales from she Bahamas dated at Nassau " r.,
February q
On the 9th Of February Nassau, died the sister OF
Mr. Francis Spence, at the age OF hundred and three
years She arrived in the Bahamas with the ranshawe
family and other .oyaliss' during the American Revo-
luton, and reconccted marching In baggage train
under Sir Ralph Abercrombie, to Sf. Augustine Fla
Governor Rawson had returned from his out-island
tour in her Matesty's gunvcsseI Cygnet
The sum OF $3.50 in gold was received from DR. Bry-
aat through Mcssra Middleton 4 Co, of New York by
Dr. Chipmau for the relief Of the sufferers by the hur
rcane which commenced at Nassau the LIST OF Octo.
Der lant
The trm Of Bosanquct A Co. had in hand Seso o. on
account the fund raised In England for the sufferers
by ths hurricane. n
Commodore Rdgely and the oficers OF the United
States rgate lancaster entertained st r. Darlings
Ct dinner by Chef Justice Doyle and Al mess by Colonel
Whtnsd and the ocers OF her Msjssty's Second West
India regiment ney were invited by Ms Rawson 70
visit the Arcnery GroVnd on Government Hin.
Tne United states steamer Gettysburg, Commander
John Rowland, len Nassau for Norfolk Va January
90 W. Seward, Assistant secre esary OF State Vice.
Admiral Porter and Clarence Eytinge late United States
Minister at Peru, sailed In her.
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NEW JERSEY INTELL1GENCE.
Jersey City.

RIOT AND SrABBrHG AyFRAv IN A CHURCB.-Ihe African
Methodist Episcopal church in South Fifth
scene Of disorder and outrage on Friday night The
colored people who compose the congregation some.
times ovcrstep the modesty OF their jublos
,na and naeSsas IN the estimation Of white fok and
the devotional exercises each evening. About nine
ceedsd in creating row, and violently assaulted the
church trustees who Dteposed to prevent disorder One
Of the trustees named Johnson Spencer stabbed
the arm. All the ruians escaped detection This was
but the elimination OF preconcerted arrangement on
tho part Of few eafsrs TO have fun the expense
Of the perhaps ludierous but unoffending s'nigge5
DIED FROM ISJumE.-Patrick Feehan, . resident OF
Montgomery street. paid visit to relative in New
York last Monday, rsmaining till Wednesday. On Mon
day or Tuesday might he was involved in a hgh. with
parties in the neghborhood OF tho Hudson River
Railroad depot, by whom he severely beaten, his
skull and jaw being psrtnlIy fractured From in
jures he died yesterday morning An inquest win be
held this afternoon Deceased thrty-dve years Of
age, and leaves wife
srzUnx OF LEAF ToBAcco. Upwards Of $4,000 worth
OF leaf tobacco in Jarvis warehouse at the Lon
Dock seized by the Internal Revenue Officers on
Friday BY order Of the Collector the Fourth district
Of New York. the ground that the Of the ar
tce have attempted 10 defraud the government
Newark.
EssEx COUNTY CorR1s.--No business w>s done in the
courts yesterday beyond the sentencing Of partes con-
vcted OF crime The following are the principa cases
Thomas Colt the Irvington school teacher assault and
osstory Ou CniiQ, <zOV nne, ArcnlDolQ bey6T6 and
Britain Hnnes dsorderiy houses, 500 fps essh:
stephen Could disorierly house, $3.50 1ne; Jacti,
Weber, breaking and entering $50 fine; Thomas KeatN
ing, assault and battery, $50 fine.
Arrest Or BURGLAR On Thursday night Christopher
Farrell was arrested ct The house Of friend In Hoyt
street. he being implicated In robbery Of &l4oo worth
Of goods, committed In Philadelphia He was imme-
dasey taken 70 the latter city, whore be will be tried
for the offence
THG LAsK BURHno Acunxsr.-Ths servant girl In the
employ Of Mn Evans who was severely burned las
ported in the HxRAID yesterday Is still in dangerous
condition, and the physicians who attend her have
hopes Of her recovery
Railway.
AooDxEr on rHR NEW JERsxS RAnRoAp-As the Phiia-
deiphia mail train entering Railway Friday night
named Morris was run over by the train his leg
OF Just below the knee joint and his head badly in
jured. He was lying ON the track when the tram
approached, and the cowcacher struck him upon the
head throwing his body from the track, leaving only
one leg exposed Owing 70 this fact the escaped
with his NE He taken 70 the Railway depot where
his wounds were dressed, after which he was removed
70 his home
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ny having enjoyed hs hishss e.pSdsn,s ana ssl,
rps fss their duty 70 cution the psbc ss.nss
sac = H. :s
..n
IN the United states who made Mrerschs~m P,ps
srss sss ' 70 ns ~
ld6 The parties referred TO above claim 10
nature q neersehaam They that the nssss Hesr.
they intimate sS.. sBsy only ssep sss
nv NSg u is well known g every Mesrschan cutter that
hey se aocd via sSaw
ahe Sss 70 .re Mssn s .
varstes and not .evencsn be Be boiled
pps X sS.a 9a' soss
but but the smoke drawn through war boiled aeerssssum
and another so" op' top pha S S sssS ssos
ss sG A. a. g ss
The ssienon of the public the plain fact hat hs object
& m os & ,.s
ss os EN- ssss ON so evan 'e%
ns ns1 ny M ysar for n = ,on.
french phns .ss ~ hsa De csss
United states into ansay sinc. The seven years Al
we .corn shs idea o. oayng thank IN
% h e. W s Ss In Ss
Sy sSs "a yss e. S having
Europs which our our hands sna sy scco vSSn' y.
nesses In ss shape q pipes which we so 80 far in Tits
cut pipe. any .ps xn por nsc%
&c. 70 order keep = hsreofos ,hs iarssst only
ssss % % ss. Of E % s ns s s
tani prices ,,..e... PoLLAK SON
Nsn", nSs as'pnr~s ns Of Meerschsuin Goods
wa pfo~iWay. 1ourth streef
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THIRTY-NIHTH CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, Feb. ia, 1861
mel 'shae ADJOURNED this morning hslrpasi three
o'clock, without any understanding a. to when the vote
IN The u 'conssruct'on bill should bo taken
The ses ~e met Ut the usuHl hour this morning
I'VE assxHupr nLl
On moeon o. Mr. PoLasD, repl Of w.. the senate
insisted 90 hs amendment 70 the Bankrupt bill and
s9rsed To committee q conference n
~ srrs~s>T cy ACCOUNTS msrussso ospcsus
Mr. Hows, rep) Of Wis, IRON ihc Commu.o an
Claims reported adversely on several bin, 10 ,.,aro
Aisbursing officers who had vouchers fr Vovern
snent money expended by them. Ne said these vas 80
art OF Copgrsss already in force which coverAd sneh
BY providing for their settlement in AMI ~
rseaaims .,yw ,ne rommi,,ee or -. -,
olnmbia reported ad, efsely petition for ~. e,,-
NspchsenssDt Of unnaturslised citizens in ,se ms
4. VI
INDIANA SuAron 70 roRrmrn cosoryss
LAR, frep of Ind, presented the or deutiss Of
Dive " Morton, hs successor from the <th Of March
sss7 4 March 4 1874 Ordered on nle.
EnxAxwArxR Ar xGocE ISLAND.
nr ep1 Nun, D4pt Of J., offered joint resolution
~ The o. ~'ss bvvshwsssv - Hook fasn1. 10 The
The New York herald., 1867-02-17

49, co>ns.oa W r. .zus Dm propos.a se rsm6vs
n s1s sSs seriAing hw by which ne nsht Of
Ths Hos o ter knals on the sob o. april next
out that nss.sr, r, after Considerable debate struck
that the right Of the pending BIZ the result being
word .no. the 30th OF April. 1851. AS printed tho
making - Is placed before the word Terminated"
was e paragraph read exactly the opposite Of what
The New York herald., 1867-02-17

Man Burned 90 Death by IntcraaI Pre-.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb 10, lS07.
A well authenticated case Of spontaneous combustion
occurred In Columbus forty miles south Of this city.
yesterday morning. Andrew Nolte, German. very IN
temperate in his habits found dead IN bis shop bis
lips entirely burned away, leaving ghasy hole, bis
II by nre coming Of bis nostls and his clothes
still burning when found. No other part OF the body
save the air passages burned Physicians who exl
amined the body pronounce clear OF Spontaneous
combustion II Is supposed that the fire was commu-
nicated bv attempting 70 light cigar
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KANSAS LEGISLATURE.

TorRKA, Feb 10, 1861
The senate committee TO whom was referred the let.
ter Of Judge Usher the power Of the state 70 regulate
the fare railroads and 70 their property viii sub
init report tomorrow morning, In which they claim
charter was granted BY the bogus legislature OF 1865
and even u that body had the rghul authority, which
ditions imposed b. il The committee dclam any de-
sire TO take advantage Of this of thngr or 70 eer
the company BY adverse legislation, but when it's At.
torney atemps 70 dictate 70 the State then n the duty
Of the Legislature TO make public the status OF the
company.
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Tennssss and upbnded Che House for the neglect Of
their clairns
The House then, At half past ten O'Clock, adjourned.
THE TAX BML-coRR BCTIoE.
An important In the report published In
shs New York papers Of she proceednes OF the Tar bin
last Thursday sven'-~
that pr~-t-i
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SALR or A WIFE IN MAMR-RECoxSDERAr ASp Rs.
CONSTRUCTION or rHE FAMLy.-The Machias Repvblicnr
Gays man by the name Of Bryant becoming dissatisfied
with his wife last week, called upon a1ctionecr aud
the wife and the furniture In the house were sold at
public auction. The wife was sold for ten doars
Sometime before next morning the husbsnd ana wife
made up their troubles and Bryant refused 70 deliver
70 the purchaser the wife and furniture F'i
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4 WOMAN CHARGED WITH POISONING.

BosroS, Feb. 10, 1897.
In the Municipal Court to-day woman named Abigail
Scribncr was aagned on tho charge Of poisoning one
Laura J. Brown residing At No 1sS Hanover street. on
Thursday last II appears that Scribner suspected her
husband and Brown were too intimate. Scribner was
The New York herald., 1867-02-17

Doc DAYS IN IyDIATA--Mad dogs appear 10 be ep.
demic In Evansville Another canine came out IN that
character on the 10th inst and bit child Of Mr. John
son and man named John Jarvis surgical operation
auencea Several dogs we're ben and the mad one has
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N- N&f- -f
FIN { AR T s

NJ u p II Dc Haas our best marine painter ss-~--1
his friends r~s--
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4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEtsLry opr.txpp ~
"A New York and other states whout pnnlicity or fes
till divorce granted. Consultation freS f" " w
N. HOwEs, Attorney and counseo. ~ Nassau stree,
rYARoATNs -wATHRFALLa o. SIM n .,7p.,,
ID three Pufs ~ Grecian Cris ~ Evefssing cbesps y
PECKHAMia Hair Baxnars, ~ t}rand ns. ~
New York ana corner Fourth and south NinlR.
iiamsburG Harldressins 90 cents Cut his OUT 80 -"
WORMS, BUNTOEs, ENLARGED JOINTS ANn VI,
" Diseases Of the Feet cured BY Or. zACHARE xs -,
broadway.
nEMoREsTs MONTHLY MAGAzINE.--THENARcu Rcu
~ number with extraordinary and beautiful uoefe, ~
Euuavngp, Stories, Spring Fashions, Poems
hold matters, and other features, now ready
fyo no THOMAS r. AGNBw's, GrEEHwrCh Avn
VI Murray streets where yvu will hnd fess rofreei Fsb
Flour and everything else cheaper than any Ne
York. One price house
JIKNRy A. DANIELS N. D., SURGEON Ho.a Ufoy
III square-Absoute radical withul knife ssssi.
detention from business for plies strbtnre hssuAhs
eases Of pelvic vscera Deforntss Of ec nose faeeaa
persoA OfBcs hours from IN "a
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reported bill annsxing The port Of Camden New Jer
soy, 70 the oollccnon dact OF rhiiadephia, IN assist
vsrsely to the bin to facGase the establishment OF
Nav Nav, and marine co.. S.Vo % 'ho' Of
Mr. LosorEAR freni Of Mich frns. 49, Ea,rs 'itses
" the bill 4, ~
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State Of Rhode Island, which referred 70 tn
mittee on Commerce
rHI SUPREME corRr
Ths following bill was called up by Mr. fRuNsuIIs
rsp) Of M, and passed ls goes 70 the House.
bill 70 provide for the slotnent Of the psmbsrs Of s
supreme Court amoht The Circuits and Tor the
Of . Marshal for tAe sstksme Court
szgssos l. Be enacted S That The chisf Justice Of
Court shall Be allotted among ks s existing b order
Sa,,ss sa ss ss sog2s 2sso Sis S sn - 1s
more circuits or OF the appointment Of CHIEF Justice
r Assoese asce or otherwiss It sha be the duty OF the
so.msSt ssa - any other than during the spch
the court. - eAsA new Auostnent by
src 2. That the Supreme coor. ma .o,u
snnSm sna s.s rns,s the per
Of the United ssie % snai take charge Of all property
shall serye sns useu oy said court s
ana execute All orders Out Of
Judge in ~ tne Chief Justice, Associate
Of lie uned dSanse sssass Of of Law, and shall paw ~
law, and render . true aneAr,.-- Svu,- =
term 70 the ssorssrs Il he 1s arsssrfy
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evening.
70 be for debate only.
Evening Session.
The House resumed its session Al halfpa seven
O'clock
Mr.. BrJAxr took the chair as speaker pro tenn.
The proceedings were confined TO debate the presi-
RECONSTRUCTION
Mr.. MncrR, rep.) OF Pa, addressed the House In
defence Of the action Of Congress the subec, Of
Mr.. Drxoxr, trep) Of Ind, followed, sending up TO
the Clerks desk and having read, the text Of his
discourse the following newspaper paragraph An old
door the following notice :M Members of Congress
will 60 TO the table FIRST and then the gentlemen rowdies
and olackguards must not mix with the congressman
a. u s hard 70 tell one from another.'n daughter
Referring 70 the decision OF the Supreme Court the
Indiana conspiracy case and the question OF the consi
tuonasy Of the ronclad test OATH he u
a. the Fopes BUN against the comet and related num-
ber OF amusing anecdotes calculated TO show that the
holding Of judicial Office does not necessarily prevent
the Judge rom being an gnoramus aud an ass Commits
stoned a. justice Of the peace he went 10 the clerk Of the
court and said be came 70 oil his Official bond, and be-
come qualified "Hoid up your hand said tho gru old
clerk, "and I'll swear you--au he'll could not qualify
you General laughter) =. ~
MI TAYLOR, rep Of Tenn, next addressed the House
cose OF the President was consistent with hs previous
poAon, consistent with truth consistent with patriot
ism ana consistent with the former policy Of the
fspuD%slcsn rep % party. The bill passed BY the Hoyss
republic military despotism as crushing ~ any
that theyctoricus Alexander ever planted In any Of
bis conquered provinces. II would be an niquty and
sevsrnmsn, o. he svih ne was ready ana snrioss 70
cooperate with every memser Of the House In going 70
the very verge a. the constitution In tho effort TO protect
fhc Union men Of the South In their persons and prop
down he local civil eovsrnmsnts Of The South aud sub
sthstiSg for them military dekvotlsm. ne paid an
ecsnssa wibuts 70 ths psirisshm ths unios mes OF
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Washington News.

/ March - Tie Ncbablic.n cau>us WAS
stormy. The cxtre..c impc,chc.s were de
ir,ic! anl the invc,,iY.i ii rec ,...u;icd t,
the Judiciary to..i;;1c. y .r. ,,ui n TO facet
I. ul, three days u,ii. Vic i..pu,rh neat w.s
ready was defeated; y resolution to .djourm
on M"nd'y To ii,y Sth w., adopted.
The tone oi the c,tc,s Indicate; that N, ui,-
doubted attempt viii be made to imrcac!, the
President.
The Senatorial opposed the May
n,cciin" 10 consider the Impeachment I he
caucus favored rc;nuinin;. in session i"r tue
necessary business. and thea adjourn un-
til November i:np2,ch :icnt is rather de
p.cc:tcl. C!nnll,r is the only one present
who anlou;rtd himself unconivocally in iav,r
il.
March Sin the :lo,,<a AIr. Stevens moved
the rr+nS"t;,t.ca al! Ike Committee On Recon
>ructinn. and asked ior suspension oi ;h>
r:le'. ha The iIaIi~c refused t, suspend hy :,
vo;c O. Sc 10 -. nn; t,:o-;irl,
| In tie Senate IN uilnpnvtant and lon. ,l.:
c''si'" ''oeis'cc ia ,,;:t.v.,. q. i,.,-.o...i...
@nl': medal 10 >lr ic,h',ly a:,l the cxclus
ii l:la = ~, ,iy committee io,,...s
,ay.i. i. IS So; i!o."cntsl Hi 10 Shea.
:n',"s !cy. ~ irn l,ill w.is l,.,.cd Is tn,
i:un-c. ~ !i.a sea ;, i; w> rr,yfva,l To Ia,
jnliri.,ry "ca.m;ttcr
March li--in tie Senate. >Il. vu,m
bah r"!Y";cl Wilson's as :: suiS.i;,;;.
r.r tie i:""sv >n.pirnea-,l :iN /; uo,l
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The Crisis.

y military announcement appears i'll the
Charleston papers OF Thursday last that Shcr-
man > A'''' u II" III 7'''A N''''l'i'a
F" : content mat no acc o' Tao ! e'r''' Con
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49, :, '''' No'.''''..'''" % VIC '''''' states
, 80" e"'' ''', ''sS' 'o'' ' ''''"V''' III ''"'e
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.
SATURDAY, MARH is, 1867.
The Bankrupt Law.

Almost the only wise enactment Of Congress
during It's recent sitting. was the Bankrupt
Law. "n outline Of which is published in our
present Issue We do not propose to enter into
the m.h"fmc of the s. stem OF bankruptcy;
these are Of moro interest to the legal. than to
the general reader; but simply. to state briefly
what VIC conceive to be some of its advantages.
In the first place, it furnishes speedy and con
venicnt mode Of uprooting and exposing the
various fraudulent devices Of mprincilcd
debtors to deprive creditors Of their lust dues !;
and 9. affords l u more summary and certain mctcd
OF securing the payment OF debts in many in
stances. Secondly it affords 20 the honest
debtor rciUgc against the constant attacks of
unfortunate and greedy mcn, who, after cx
haustinS all his present resources. held iu,i.-
mcnts forever over lii; head and par.lyxc ali
his Efforts iof lifetime to support his family.
or provide for his children After .iyin~ IN
all his property to be divided among hi. crali
tors with the exception Of such part as he may
select to value not exceeding five hundred
dollars the bankrur; i, entitled to his discharge.
SO that his old debts can never again come
against him. His property that is delivered
up is then put in the hand; of an assignee, and
is distributed equally among his creditors.
IL
the trail Of the sorpcnt;' inasmuch as Regis
'cFs-ol Bankruptcy are 70 be appointed. whose
duties in that Court are similar to those of our
Commissioners in Equity; and they are re-
quircd TO swallow the iron-clad" l. e. to take
the infamous test oath, ere they cater upoi:
their duties
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evidenced thcirshigh appreciation Of his abili.
ties as pulpit orator. His sermon last night
on 'the man that made not God his strength"
for pathos;and power have never heard sur
passed. ss The Doctor returns tomorrow to his
homo. in the "Old Dominion carrying with
him the deep routed affection OF the many
strong friends lie has made here.
The State Normal and High School ior
young ladies, opens it second h,lscsson Oh
Monday next. This institution was rcpprncd
on the first of January last, and has nearly one
hundred pupils. Ii is under the charge Of
Rev. Henry NJ. Mood, well known as former
President Of Columbia Female College, whose
abilities and long experience us Il teacher
thoroughly qualify him for his present postior.
Mr. Eaton, a"cn. OF !lc trustees oil the
Peabody Fund, WHO has hcon visiting the
Schools OF the South, pronounced il thc best %,
Sits kind he ha, sccn.
The Public Schools !or boys and girls is also
sitlsaarcry prosperous condition. 1t has over
one thousand scholars, and under The super
vision Of its efficient l,r ncipal. Henry Archer,
i:sY., fully sust.,irs the reputation for thorough
ness and discipline which it c"j"yed precious
to the war.
pcrir.t tie vcn'lcr o.: a quack specific f"r
all badly nii:ni;cs and ail,ncnl., wh' rel ices
in the lSru;lpny.n III -',,op,i .S.,;u.ui ~ i:.i.
excited co,.iiy.,.bc interest .al ai.;,s,:..c.,t
lie holds .rth at the corners "i Streets {,
large crowd, Of ih, curious. aud By his pcisu
asiyc clnlucnce. victnizcs man. oi tI.c ign
rant into plrch ...n his A:''',.,.r lt'o.
D....!!.I,