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FoRT1ETH CONGRESS.
Extraordinary Session or the Senate.
WARRINGTON April g. 1857.

EXTRAORDINARY session 0f the senate.
... WARRINGTON, April g. 1867.
THE VETERAN coRrs OF CALIFORNIA
Mr. Cole, trepJ Of CAL. presented petition Of the
Veteran Corps Of California He said they served two
or three years. ana during that time they were success
ul 10 their contest with the various Indian tribes sub
DUNG the Narvajoes Apaches and Comanches in New
Mexico. They were discharged nearly two thousand
miles from home and received pIttance TO reach
California, and ask TO be allowed the same rate OF
transportation which has been given 10 other
soldiers, to cover their expenses The petition was
referred 70 the Committee on Military Affairs
Is Mr. Bo0Y IN THE kxPIoy THE GOVERNMENT.
On motion OF Mr.. Ross rep OF Kansas Il re-
solved that the Secretary OF the Interior inform the
Senate whether Lewis v Bogy Is now In the employ
ment OF that Department; II So In what capacity his
duties and compensation, when appointed, by whom
and what instructions, any, have been given 70 him,
and by whom
PROPOSED xxPuLsoS SENATOR sAuLsBrRY
kr SUMNER rep OF Mass. offered resolution which
he said he would call up tomorrow
That willard Salisbury senator from Delaware haw'
appeared repeatedly the foor Of the Senate con-
ton OF ntoxicaon be and he hereby expelled from
Senate.
On motion Of Mr. sHrRxAS the Senate went into sxecu
tive session. s6t
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Surgeon General Barnes to-day issued circular 70
medical ocsrs and others interested In the prog Of
medical sisncs calling upon them 70 forward contbu
lions 70 the Army Medical Museum. which b row pre-
pared for their reception Besides interesting medical
and surgiss pscmsns which win bs forwarded - hero
sefors The General requests such articles - follows 70
be collected Rare pathological specimens nom
animalA including moustrostiss; typical crania Of
Indian tribes; specimens Of their arms, dress,
implements articles Of their Diet msdicnsa re-
specimens Of posonous insects and reptiles and Of their
effects snimala In fuhsnnce Of this object Acting
Quarsssmasser General Ruoker directs o1cers Of ths
department in charge Of government trains returning
from the frontier osher remote points, upon the rc
qussou Of medical ofcsn, 10 furnish transportation
BY such trains FOR collections OF specimens intended for
the Army Medical museum
Receipts from Customs In March.
The following statement OF receipts for customs from
March 20 70 30 has been received 1t the once Of the
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.ss......sss.$<srVssVos !"
The receipts from Boston have not Jet been received
By comparing this statement with the one which i'm.
medatsy preceded u . found that in New York there
has been IN increase Of than half million dollars
Army Trasspersasion Ceutract.
The resolution offered In the Senate to-day by Senator
Ramsay calling on the Secretary Of War for oil bids for
transportation Of army stores Route No. l. which
vas awarded 70 James Mir, or Chicago by the Quarter
master General, win be referred 70 the Military Com
mtee II is claimed that the award s not made 70 the
lowest bidder, and The Military Committee will overhaul
the whole subject s NsN
Deep Crock Indian Reservatisn.
Commissioner wilson, or the 0snersi Land once, 10
In receipt Of the returns Of survey Of the Deep Creek
Indian reservation, situated Of The ocshoot Noun
tains, In Toois county Utah Territory The survey
rnr - ADa of shout thits.two thousand acusa Dapo
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conquered foreign province the Union Of a the states
under she conssiuon was nsended 70 be indssoiubis
refusal Of the Convention which framed the consstu-
ton grant 70 Congress the power 70 make upon
ssa.s Or 2 cosrcs sss:s 70 ~ corporate capacity has
in tho South 70 tho armies OF the Union; bat those
arm'ss, e expressly declared by Congress, did
mot march 70 destroy States, but, under the
power granted by the consultation to execute the laws
Of the Union and suppress nsunections" could the
performance Of these duties by ths federal government
be arrested by any State Law ordinance whatsoever
Indeed, mot only did Congress never declare war,
the procismaiion Of President Lincoln 70 suppress
throughout sSs conaos Similar % views " were Uss SCI
ordinance OF South Carolina, Ia his great proclams
ton 81 1882 carried ont BY the force ball Of that date
and Elliot Charleston Such were the views expressed
by Danis Webster In his Incompatible speeches OF that
% ss % AS s. Ss 3 H;P 3 S cy a s v.
rscdon o. ios asd me omsssd revolt 1907 although
vania; such the action o. The government in sup
pressing the South Carolina secession Of 1s33;
Lincoln throughout ns recent rsSson. ana such has
been The uniform opinion Of this court Congress
dd declare war ssa.nat sssss or attempt 70 punish
rscss scon Within he sss few weeks may % regarded
- the s1srtios q such power f the people, whether
o;Ssrwss s.snpssd Sy force % destroy he govern
ment, dissolve the Union, II case Of nsurrsc-
wss % the Xxi ana duty & Is he % aovsrmens rhPo~sS.
out the rebellion, the constitution remained In mlj
fcrce the State did w. then exsing State conssl
tion the federal consttuton. These former eta1s
consttutions and state laws remained bindiue aud in
full foce throughout the rebellion, and hov ere h foyce
now sxceps far changed since the suppss~on u
the nsurtcuon By the people Of ths Stats acting IN
subordnson 70 the federal consltuton, or BY amend
ments TO ~ An unsuccessful rebellion does not with
draw state from the Union, deprive The state Of any
Of Ne rghu, OF repeal The State constitution; nor
does authoviss Congress 70 change thas inssru.
nsee or 70 0NmS " dictate y whole ~ n pay. any
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same principle (story's Equity, 81 -, no. Hilliard
Gn sndos ao~srS RsIo Sss w Hunter whsson
Carol Va saford,' How, al; Cohen " Georgia .
ss. ss = .s!s.s sss s .S.: s.' s,: ssss' ss z
Hard on Iujuncticns, 3lil Surely the constitution
ana ns hSs SnS ana Ss:
10 protection than mere franchise; 70 protect the
one and not the cns would 1s 70 the Lesser ana
vance Of the threatened injury. We ask the a2pl!.
cation Of this principle 10 the present case The bill
violated not only 70 the great prejudice Of STATE but OF
individuals Will the court prevent this state OF things,
T5 su. ss S no %
It's own protections Pecuniary compensation
be made, even II there any persons against whom
grievances resulting may never DO redresed for these
bills leave discretionary with Congress when the State
governments ordered 70 be established shall Be rscog
In the next pIacs, the bill presents the case Of
breach Of agrsemsnt made with the State Of Georgia,
ordinance of iss7 - veil - with the Sats Of Msss
appi on ~ admission into the Union: These com.
are public Documents, and we merely refer 70 them.
enforce o compsc.s When Ss. csa Ss done
Again. me bin pressnfs patent csss Of irspanbls
mischief, and In such u II needless say 10 this
Court equity viii awavs ntsrposs 70 prevent the mis-.
chief On this point the bill states al the facts and from
that satement u y manifest The mschicf must cnsue
Mississippi was admitted into the Union In 1917 under
the compact made with Georgia. Her constitution
then declared 70 BE- republican by Congress- though
Ia reality ves far lsss 90, according 70 The present
Standard than her present constitution. Under that
government she continued until 1884, when the
consultation was modinsd without the consent o. Con-
sns Win Ss S n Isl posoc Ssa moi o.
her people dsgtook 70 break up thess rssatlons BY
sttsmpt 70 secedA The State was NOT annihilaed or
removed rom her place In the Union By this sltempt
- secession, asd the ordinance Of secssion was
mNsy nullity, - has always been maintained by
~ ~ depaEbpsnss a Ne fsaArnl sovsrnmenfp
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New York DryGOods Market.

Nav YORK. Aug. 1.-THE drygoods market
is not very active still the demand Is increasing
notwithstanding the unfavOrable weather, and
some large sales Ofcertain classes of goods have
been made. The market on the whole is strong.
and the tendency is towards hardening prices.
Although not yet apparently noticeable among
jobbers all lOw-prieed brown and bleached, es-
pecially the latter are about &c higher. Prints
are more active and firm. l318@l6 for best mills.
Delaines sell more freely at y. Alpaceas and
COburgs, all stuff goods and Italian cloths are
getLing very scaree and looking upward.
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New YORK Money and stock Market.

NEw YORK. August l6-Money quiet and
easy, at 3s5 psr cent for call loans Sterling
Is duh at 9Il@94 for first class bills. Gold
a shade higher, opening at l4014, and closing
at 1909 Government stocks are firm and
active; coupons 81 ll5s; do 62 llS54: do
6l no; do rs lllA; do new 1857; 7-30 lst
series 1919: do I'd and Sd series 1917. Stocks
dull. closing steady. The following we're the
quotations at $50 P. NJ; Ohio certificates.
271A027sz; Canton $685. Cumberland 35G37;
Quicksilver 3l6311z: MaripOsa ll03s@lll; West
ern Union 45@453s; Paci6e mail l46@l47; Allan
tic lll14aIl2; New York Central l05@l0514;
Erie sol (a701s. Hudson 1871 @l2315 Reading 100
6l0514; Michigan Central lle@ll0%; North
Western 463Sa471S; preferred COZ G691z; Fort
WAYNE 1857; Wabash 81. New Tennessee Is
IS; old ex coupons 63@6sA Express stock
firmer, Wells, Fargo & Co. 81; West Union 1910
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A GREAT IAPosToE-GEN. PERRIN, OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, alias Col. RoBARDEAux,
OF MIssoURL-Some two weeks ago, man
Of medium size, dressed in a dark brown
suit, called at Mr. w. f. Wards seminary,
aud Mr.. Ward being absent, he called for
one of mis- teachers. The young lady
teacher met him in the parlor, and he in-
troduced himself as Gen. Perrin, Of South
Carolina, and stated that he had come for
the entering his neice in the seminary. lie
asked to know the terms, az he wished to
pay for one year in advance, remarking
that his neice was mp at Shelbyville, and
would sooa come down. The teacher was
not able to give him the terms, but pro-
missed TO do so in the afternoon, at which
time he said he wonld call and pay the
bill. He never reterned. On the same
day he called at the Shelby Female lnsti-
tute and introduced himself to Professor
Butler as Col. Robardeaux, Of St. Charles,
Missouri, and stated that he wished to enter
his neice, Miss Perrin, as a pupil IN the
Institute, propoaing to pay in advance.
Prof Butler had two long interviews with
MIN, in which he satisfied Prot. Butler that
he had mingled much among his own
friends, as he gave the names of families,
who they married, and many things
showing that his former associations
had been good. He said he was with
Jefferson Davis when he was captured,
and grave Professor Butler many of the
incidents in detail Of the capture. He
left, promising to call again as soon as the
bi i was made out, but instead of doing
so he called to see Mr.. Trimble, OF Edge
field, and entered his daughter at Mr..
Trimbles school, for which he was to pay
eighty dollars. He handed Mr.. Trimble
draft on New York, aud Mr.. Trimble.
never thinking but that it was genuinea
gave him back the twenty dollars in change
and forwarded the draft to New York,
which has been sent back as fraudulent.
To say the least, Gen. Perrin, alias Colonel
Robardeaux, is most accomplished scoun-
drel. and should be looked after by the POI
lice. 1t is possible that he may yet be in
the city, or in some other city, playing off
the same imposition.
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Aldermen and Councilmen for every
ward in the city are to be nominated in
opposition to the ticket made up Thursday
night, though many of the names of those
already nominated will appear on both
tickets
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our quotations. We quote White, 81 IS ;
red, s16O; Amber, 81 IS; Mediterranean.
81 a5@1 80.
FLoUR.-The tendency is 10 advance,
though not qnotably higher. Silver Spring
Mills, $40 90: Mountain Dew, S12; Cream
of the CITY, $40; Cumberland Mills, 50
Lebanon, $40 5O011 90; Frank Cheat
ham, So.
SUeAR.-New Orleans 164@l6S Island,
14@16; crushed and powdered, IS! to Ice.
BAcoN.-The market is firm at our quo
tations of yesterday. Clear sides 15l@16 ;
hams, plain. l6l@l7; shoulders 124@1S;
sugar-cured hams 20.
MoLAssEs.-New Orleans, 95e golden
syrup, 81 So; sorghum, 6567Oe.
SALT.-S4 60 for bushel barrels.
CORN MEAL-Bolted, 81 10; unbolted,
81 O5 per bushel.
BRAN-$2O per ton.
HAY-S2O 90 per ton.
BAeGNe.-Rope 14c bagging &c per
yard.
Eees.--1O0I24 per dozen.
BUrTER.-l6 10 zoe per ID.
DRUGs.--Castor oil 81 SO per gallon /;
linseed oil, 81 5OQl 60; calomel, 81 70 /;
opium, Sl2 soda, lOe; Epson salts, Sc
indigo, 3 so; madden, Zoe; spirits tur-
pentine, soc; coal oil, soc; petrolene, soc;
quinine, 81 so; mOrphia, S. pes ounce
iodide of potash, Sc so; pepper, 4Oe; Cay
enne SOC; blue mass. Soc
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To COnsunlptives.-The Advertiser. hay
ing been restored to health in a few weeks, by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease, COnsumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire il. he will send copy of the
prescription used, Gree of CHARGE with the di-
rections forpreparing and using the same, which
they will End a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoNoRITIs, &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription. is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he coneeives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy as it will cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county. New Ork.
oct23-lyd&w
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BENEFITS OF INsURANCE.-OR the 9th
ofthe present month my dwelling and the
greater part of its contents were destroyed
by fire. Fortunately had it covered by
policy Of insurance in the Planters In
snrance Company of Menphis, and to-day
my loss was literally and satisfactorily adj
justed by Mr.. Chapman, the general
agent.
My experience prompts me to say to
property hOlders-insure your property.
Insure with home company whose inter
ests are identified with the policy holders
Such / have found the Planters TO be,
and cordially recommend it TO the public.
Yours respectfully,
ROBERT SUTHERLAND.
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Speeini Notice.

ON THE OPENING OF A BILLIARD
Room il is generally the custom, as every
one knows. TO have several champions present 10
entertain the public FOR FEW HOURS; bat on
account of so much suffering among our people,
we thought proper to give the orphans Of this
city and poor of Chattanooga that benefit, which
we have done for the last two weeks. And
again, as ii is sometimes the custom Of giving
premiums. such as watches, etc., and having
proof of the last tive weeks business that the
citizens of Nashville appreciate cur efforts to
help the needy, we have therefore concluded to
give ten per cent OF our profit to the poor of
Nashville. from the LIST day Of April, 1867, up to
October LIST, 1867, (six m0nths,) which amount
will be RENTED weekly to the Mayor of Nash
vile. We hope that the amateur billiard play
ers and the pablo in general will appreciate the
cause and sustain it.
CAUVIN < BERTHE0L,
mar30 If COlonnade Billiard Hall.
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Nashville Blood Horse
ASSOCIATION COURSE.

VRHE FALL MEETING OVER THE NASH
i Vile Course will commence on
TUESDAY, THE 18th OF OCTOBER,
and continue during the week.
The following stakes are proposed, and Will
close the 18th day Of August, viz:
YOUNG AMERICA STAKE NO. For two
wear oIds that have never been trained previ-
GUS to this fall The dash of a mile; SO en-.
trance: play or pay. The Association to add
500 IL the race is run. To be run TUESDAY,
the first day.
GREEN STAKE-For three year olds that
have never appeared in public; mile heats so
entrance; play or pay. The Association 70 add
$500 if the race is run. To be run TU ESDAt'
the first day.
THE EXCEPTION STAKE-Two mile heats,
for all ages $50 entrance play or pay; tree tor
day Of meeting. Association 10 add S5oO II the
race is run.
CUMBERLAND STAKE NC. For three
YEAR olds. mile heats: $50 entrance play or
paw. The Association to add $50 il the race Is
run To be run on the third day.
YOUNG AMERICA STAKE NO. 2-For two
year Olds: the dash of mile So entrance;
play or pay Association to add $40 II the race
is run. TO be run on the fourth day.
CUMBERLAND STAKE NO. 2-For three
year olds; two mile heats So entrance; play
or pay. Association 20 add @3OJ the race IS
run. To be run on fifth day.
Five or more to ell the above stakes. To
name and close August Is, 1851 Entries aG-
dressed to the Secretary.
n. y. COCK RI IN, President.
GEO. ". lDARDEN. Sec'y and Treas.
iulyIe I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dividend Notiee.-The holders Of shares
in the State Insurance Company of Nashville
are hereby notified that the Board Of Directors
have. after setting aside an ample reserve fand,
declared dividend Of ten per cent. free of
taxes. upon the subscribed capital stock, the
same to be endorsed on the stock notes.
Stockholders win please call and see the
proper endorsements made.
JOsRPH NASH, Secretary.
Nashville, August :, 1S67.-aug7 I'm
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A PEACH, grown within one hundred
and City yards OF the posloiiice in This city,
weighing eight ounces, was laid upon our
table yesterday. IL was a most luscious
specimen Of the freestone peach, aud was a
iair sample Of the product Of two trees.
Who, either 10 city or country, can beat this
crop?
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MORE DEMAND ron LAB0R.-Col. Pal
mer, Acting Assistant Commissioner re-
oeived & communication yesterday from the
Memphis department Of the Bureau, ask
ing that two hundred colored laborers be
sent to that place, to be thence transported
to Jaclsonpori, Arkansas, where work
would be furnished them on the levees.
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FAST DAY SERVICES YEsTEEDAY.-The
Methodists generally observed yesterday as
a day of fasting and prayer, by the recoms
mendatioD OF their Bishops. The Publish
ing House was closed, and services were
held in the various Methodist churches.
Bishop MeTyeire oficiated at MeKendree
church last night.
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FIGHT AT CUMBERLAND BARRACKS
VIM. ]. Bond and a man named Hitler
biddle, both soldiers of the 18Th infantry,
got into fight at Cumberland barracks on
Thursday night, over game Of cards, and
both we're pretty severely punished before
cessation OF hOsiilities could be eff
fected.
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BANKRUPTcY-Forty eight petitions in
bankruptcy have thus far been fled in the
United States District Court. Petitions
from the following persons have been filed
since our last report:
Hugh i. Smith, franklin county J. b.
Thaxton, Grundy county; Felix II. Mays,
Williamson county; Hezekiah l.. Trundle,
Montgomery county Charles Schlick.
Clarksville; VIM. b. Deery, Robert f.
Deery, Louis Solinsky, Nashville; p. S.
MeMurry, ]. w. Anthony, Robert Pursley
Andrew j. BlackmOre Sumner county
Robert Mosley, Bedford county II. C.
Betty, Davidson county; Wright & Ran
som, /. w. Newman, Murfreesboro Lem
uel r. Mullins, Richard Woodroof, Ruth
erford county; VIM. P. Thomas, Shelby
Vile
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McM1NNyILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.-It
is with much pleasure that we call the
attention Of our readers to the educational
advantages offered to young ladies at this
school Col. Donnel the President, is a
ripe scholar and an experienced teacher,
and was a gallant knight Of the lost
cause for four long years. McMinnville
is surrounded by fine mountain scenery and
is noted for its pure, healthful atmosphere.
See his advertisement in another column.
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TIE BTRAM MURDER CAsE.-The Jury
in the case Of Lyman failed to agree yes
terday, nd were discharged. Eleven were
for convicting the prisoner OF murder in
the frst degree, and one was for acquittal. A
Mr.. Gooding was the dissenting member.
The trial of Dilson nd Green is still pro-
crossing, and witnesses for the prosecution
are now being examined.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH.-The Rev. VIM.
shelton, d. d., President Of the State Uni
versity at Brownsville, Tenn, viii preach
in the Lecture Room Of the First Baptist
Church, in this city, on Sunday, the 18th
inst, at half-pasi ten in the morning and at
eight in the evening, Bsptists, the friends
Of BaPsisis and citizens generally, are ia
Yifed 20 be present.
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The SUICIDE MANIA-Another "unfor-
tunate" attempted snicide in North Nash
vile on Thursday, but accidentally swal-
lowed -four instead of the morphine she
had prepared. Finding that death wouldn't
come, she finally gave mp her tragic notion,
and still lives.
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Bacl.elor'. Hair Dye.-Thi. spIen

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best 10 the world. The only
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Batchelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
bv all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. ldeo2S-ly
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A CAR OFF AID Cow KnLED.-The
midnight train from Louisville Thursday
demolished stupid bovine which under
took TO Dispute the right Of way near Null
draugh's Hill, Kentucky. but nothing else
serious occurred
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WoRKINeMEE's UNoN.-The organiza-
ton Of the Workingmen's Union, Of this
city, was perfected last night. Meetings
will hereafter be held on Friday night Of
every week, in their Hall on Union street,
hetReen Cherry and College.
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CoLoRED AMERICAN MISSIONARY AssO-
crATIoN.-The colored American Baptist
Missionary Association convened in this
city last night, st the FiHt Colored Baptist
Church, Pearl street, between McLemore
and Berryhill. A large representation
from all parts Of the Union is in aitend-
ance. and the session will continue one
week. The Introductory sermon was de-
livered By Rev. Richard d. Baptist, Of
Chiclgo. Every night until the close Of
the session the pulpit will be filled by one
of the colored diyines from abroad, and
the transaction Of business win commence
To-day.
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The Healing Pool, and House OF
Mercy. = Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE,
and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create impediments
to Marriage, with sure means Of relief. Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free ofcharge. Adore
DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Asso-
citation, Philadelphia, Pa mayl9 Sm
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STEALING ScANTLNs.-C. S. Stephens
was arrested yesterday and brought before
Justice Cassety, charged with stealing 800
feet Of scantling from w. N. Noel. The
case was set for Monday afternoon next.