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Proceedings Of the Fortieth Congress.

proceedings OF the FOrtieth Congress.
WASHINGTON, May A. HOUSE, The
House proceeded to the election OF of.
fcers, and the Republicans nominated
Schuyler Colfax for Speaker, who received
III votes. The Democrats nominated S.
5. Marshall, who received 80 votes.
Mr.. Brooks, Of New York, referred to
the fact that seventeen St&tos were unre-
presented, of which seven were among the
old thirteen. lie presented the protest OF
the Democrats against further proceedings.
The Clerk Of the House refused TO re-
ceive the protest.
Mr.. Colfax resumed his scat. aud the
new members were sworn III.
Mr.. Colfax announced that the Presi-
dent had signed within tho legal time all
bills passed within the last ten days ex-
cept that apprcpriating $4,000 for the
Paris Exposition which was not engrossed.
Aprotest accompanied the army appro-
priation bill to the following effect: That
the second section contains provi-
sions virtually in certain cases depriving
the President of his constitutional func-
tions as commander-in chief of the army.
The sixth section denies the States of the
Union the constitutional right to protect
themselves by means of their own militia.
These provisions are out Of place in an ap-
preparation bill, but the President is CON-
PEELED to defeat the necessary appropria-
ton if he withholds his signature. He
therefore signs it with protest against
these provisions.
The rules of the last House were adopt
ed, except that it shall, during this week,
be in order to suspend them. The motion
about the suspension was adopted--l27 to
80. Adjourned.
SENATE.-Mr. Wade was conducted to
the chair by Forney, and the Senate then
adjourned.
1t is not probable the President will send
a formal message to Congress tomorrow.
If he does, it will be very brief.
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Our community received terrible shock
on Saturday morning in the unexpected
death Of the Rev. William II. Kinckle, who
for nearly twenty i've years has filled the
place of rector of St. Paul's (Episcopal)
church in this city.-Lynctburg Ne,nS, 4h.
The Legislature of Louisiana has adopted
preamble and resolutions expressive OF
the thanks Of the State to Mr.. Peabody for
the munificent donation of one million OF
dollars to promote education in the South
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HuDsoN, N. Y, March 2.-The First Ma.
tional Bank of this city was closed today
for examination Of accounts, It being al.
legged that the cashier is defaulter to a
large amount. The cashier afterwards
made clean breast of 1t, and acknow.
lodged that he had lost heavily in specula.
lions in fancy stocks.
The State Bank Of Boston Is also In trou.
bic, which threatens to iniure il seriously
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NH l-tl5Mh
INSURANCE.
HOME LIFE INSURANCE.


ZONE LIFE INSURANCE.
THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA
is now ready to receive applications, and with an
AMPLE GUARANTEE CAPITAL offers facilities
Of HOME INSURANCE at rates as low as those OF
any other company.
Home off ce No. 1910 Main street Richmond, Va.
The surplus accumulations Of the company viii
be invested at home, under the control and
management OF the following
DIRECTORS:
John Enders, Henry K. Ellyson,
William +. Taylor, Asa Snyder,
samueis. Cottrel, Fl. z. G. Baskerville,
John Dooley, Samuel g. Tardy.
Charles 7. Workman, George Jacobs,
william Willis. Jr., J. w. Allison,
Ed. A. Smith, George S. Palmer,
Thomas J. Evans, A d. Chockley,
James A. Scott, H. C. Cabell,
B. NJ Quarles, D. j. Hartsook,
W. H. Tyler, J.B. Pace,
J. z. Edwards, John C. Williams,
A. Y. Stokes, William G. Taylor,
J. B. Morton, A. p. Abel,
K. H. Dibrell, William b. Isaacs,
William II. Palmer, George l.. Bidgood,
Samuel NJ Price.
J.E. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. ISAACS, Vice-President.
d.. HAsTsooK, Secretary.
CHARLES H. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
JOHN H. claiborne, General agent. feI
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A RESOLUTION (oNLY).-In the United
States Senate, Sunday, resolution was
adopted stating that whereas reports of
great restitution and want prevailed In the
southern States, therefore Major General
Howard, Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau, be instructed TO examine il such
reports are correct, and report what amount
u necessary 10 relieve such restitution.
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DIN w. LEE 4 SON.
sF READ THE CERTIFICATE OF REV.
EIUAIJN

To DR.. HOStttter:
Dear Sir,-This is to certify that was taken with
the dyspepsia year ago last March, and for a Pc
Rod OF eight months was one OF the most misera-
BILE creatures you ever beheld not being able
either TO eat, drink or sleep, and was compelled
to walk the floor necessarily. / was nearly de-
prlved Of my reason, and hope had entirely left
me, all the efforts made for my recovery having
proved fruitless.
By the first Of November, 1855, had become so
weak and feeble that could scarcely stand alone,
and, TO all appearance, would soon die. At this
time (having read your ADVERTISEMENT my wife
prevailed upon me to try your Bitters bottle
was procured, and, strange TO say, soon COM
meneed recovering. ] have taken four bottles,
and am enjoying as good health now as could be
expected for one of my age (abou' sixty years..
have no doubt that II was your Bitters alone, I'M
der Divine Providence, that effected this wonder
full cure. h. L. fLoALiN.
HUDSON, MICH, August so. 1868. NH 2-eod2w
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Rotlies rar Dissection.

BUFFALO, March 2.-The mystery Of the
lead bodies found at the Grand Trunk
Railroad depot has been unraveled. DR.
Madden; the resident physician at the
county poor-house, confessed to have
packed the bodies for Ann Arbor, Mich,
70 accommodate the Medical University
there.
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sz- HOUSE AND SIGN PAINrING.-IoHS

w. LEE & son, corner Of Eighth and Grace
streets beg leave to inform their friends and the
public generally that they still carrying on the
HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING at their old stand,
and will be glad to receive orders for PAINTING
in town or country.
WALLS wHITENED or COLORED. SIGN work
done neatly.
We will do work on reasonable terms, and give
reasonable time.
NH Sim JOHN w. LEE SON.
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CaARLorrRsyILLx, Va, March J, 1857.
rryu EPTENDS OF SOLDIERS

l. ORPHANs.-The committee appointed 6y the
vide for educating the children OF deceased and
disabled soldiers are greatly In need OF Ianas;
About four hundred children are now a. schooi
nobly take them at one dollar per month;
Many others ought to be at school, ana sns nj
be Ii We can get money. the en- iuIsn 30
NJ nj 10 schools most conve piep without regard 10
the teachers religious preferences. Please SEND
eon"ipa''on " mall w y. BROADDUs.
NH SIT Corresponding Secretary.
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Fire.

TROY, March 1.-The cordage and tow
factory Of s. A. Mealy, Of Schaghticoke, in
this county, was destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss is about $4,000.
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STAND FROM UNDER.-Forney's Caroni.
Gle says: eve are on the eve of exciting
and probably fatal euents."
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ne UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
oRFIOE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ssOo,soo.
fHIs INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.

/. DAVENPORT. JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Z. A. Paine, L. d. Crsnshaw, w. r. euarlsi,
VIM. II. Lyons, Jr., Z. z. Blanken.
A. Bodeker, B. b. Wsisiger, chip,
W. A. spott, Moses Ellyson. ]. u. Winston,
A. l.. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer. A. A. Hutchin-
Z. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
w. Z. binford, J. w. Hall, w. A. jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, W. 2. Gray, WI Tanner,
r. q. Dudley, Alfred Moses, JIM Nowlip.
The security offered to depositors is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself TO ali
classes.
The attention OF al In cityand country 10 called
TO this institution. Here they viii md security,
convenience, and pront. Sums small as one
dollar may bs deposited. and six per cent. Int.
rest received on same.
once hours from A. n. tosP. M; on Saturday
from A. II. 70 . r. r.. and from tosP.A.
10 Ls-dAswts
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NORNS, BUNIONS, CALL0SaITIIE;sS,
FLEsH. &c..Do not tamper with them; $50
intmate the relations Of all parts OF the human
afest. The whole systemn By DR.. SCHULTZS
scientific process every sufferer 10 sure to be re-
leved in a few seconds, without pain
Cftice, Nineteenth street between MAIN s$d
Franklin.
Ladies, children, and trsnsisnts attended /"
usual. mn Ut
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DOR RENT, the large WOOD BUILD
T. ING on the south side of Franklin be- l2A
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, re- 1n:8
Gently occupied by Mr. z: Wilson az to- GE22&
bacco factory. +. A. ). CLoProN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
NH SIT No 81 Twelfth street, near FRANKLIN.
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DOR RENT, the DWELLING on the
Il south side OF Broad between Second and -
Third streets over the store recently occu- f.:4
pied by J. II. connell, Esq, containing five -
rooms The whole premises are in good order,
with gas and water. Rent low to a gooI and care
fhl tenant E. A. J CLoPTON.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
NH Sat No. Fl Twelfth street.
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DOR RENT. three large and des rable
Il UNPUBLISHED ROOMS, with KlTCH. -
EN- attached. on Mayo between Broad and 1..:H
To suitable tenant the terms will be acc Jmmo.
dating g. J. GLOPTON,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
T,r MOI franklin
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EOR RENT, A DESIRABLETH Rec
Il STORY BRICK DWELLING on Fourth II
street, CANDLES Hill, opposite Prans Cot e;;H
fage containing seven rooms, with modern C&6
improvements and the necessary back buildings.
also well of good water on the lot. The premi
ses are in good repair. TO a good t@nsnt tns rent
will be low. L. A j. ILoPIoe,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionesr,
NH 5-3t No. 81 Twelfth street, near Franklin.
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RIws fill a~nssh4e proceeding. Of
the State Go ventionsnext weak,
ALWAYS AGAINST THE NEGRo.-Cop.

ALWAYS AGAINST THE NEGRo.-Cop-
perjohnson rebels and Democrats voted
against negro Acknowledgement in Con-
necticut voted in Congress against col
ored suffrage in the District of Columbia
and in the no n-recoasagacted States and
in the Legislature at Nashville against
negro voting in Tennessee and in Ohio
and New York against striking the word
white out Of their State Constitution i;
and in Pennsylvania against allowin~
negroes to ride in the street cars. They
are always openly against the negro,
except whep they set a trap to catch his
vote.
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MARK YOUR CLOTHING!

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Much more convenient than Ink. and
equally good IS to permanance-ws Judge
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Remarkable for the ease and nextness
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Every Pencl Warranted.
FRANK S. DAME. No. Is Commercials
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A LEcrU4E-Mrs. T. E. W. Harper
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progress of az idea" Tickets for adj
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pettence and reputation as a popular lee
turer. -
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gGE CREAM 9

HNuE undersigned respectfully inform:
his former customers and the public
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Elizabeth. where he will be happy
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Headquarters Second Military District.
{NoRTH CAlloLlNA N SOUTH CARoLINA)
CoLCiBlA. :. G., Aarch 2lst. 1867
GENERAL ORDERS No IL
/. IN COMPLIANCE WITH GENERAL
ORDERS No. 10. Headquarters cfthe Army
Narch 1l,h.l 1867, the undersigned hereby
assume command of the Second Military
District q INSTITUTED by the Act OF Congress.
Public No. Is. I'd March. 1867, entitled AN
Act for the more efficient government of the
rebel States
II. In the execution of the duty of the
Commanding General pmaineein the eecurI
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OUR SPRING STOCK is now
ready, and comprises a better as
sortment Of Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods adapted to this ms-seef
than we have ever offerd. We have
given particular attention in get
ting up this stock to lightness CT
fabric, strength Of material and du-
rabiIity of color. Much the larger
portion of our stock is made in our
own workshop, and we warrant it
in every respect equal to custom
work. We have Goods not of our
own manufacture, such as are usu-
ally sold ready made. the difference
we shall be glad to show our GUS
toners.
In fixing our prices, from which we
make no deviation, we have taken into
con Iteration the depressed state Of the
market and the universal desire to buy
goods cheap.
We give below some Of our leading
prices.
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS $500
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS = 100
ALI. WOOL TWEED SUITS 1900
BLACK AND WHITE MILK CASHMERE
SUITS. our own make 100
rIIREE STYLES OF MlDDLESEX CAS-
.SlMERE SUITS. DARK, MEDIUM AND
LIGHT MIXTURES 1900
BLACK AND WHITE MIN CASHMERE
SUITS 22.O0
SILK MIN T!s1COT, DIFFERENT MIN:
TCRES = 24.00
FINE BLACK GERMAN TR1COT
DARK BROWN GRAIN DuPOUDEE
SUITS " 49, = 1000
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in price
from - = $40 TO G2.00
LINEN SUITS. from : SIS to 5000
In addition to the above we have many
good STYLES of LIGHT AND DARK
FANG. CASHMERE, IN FULL
SUITS, AND IN PANTS AND
VESTS. -
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"a AHNIvERsARY OF THE
FRIENDLY UNION SOCIETY.

"a ANNIVERSARY OF TIE
- FRIENDLY UNION SOCIETY.
Charleston, May Tin 1867.
The following Officers We're elected to
serve the ensuing year:
Joseph Dcreef, President.
T.. N. Pi;ray. Vice President.
Il. b. Maxwell, Secretary.
VIM. McKinlay, Treasurer.
j. Z. Deree.
Thos. LeSeSne. Stewards.
- Burial Ground Committee.
J. N. F. Dereef, A. Edy.
Z. White. Is. II. '>inloch.
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John Wilson, ID. johnson.
- HAYDEN LCDGE No. S. A. F. NJ. -
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREl
This GRE IT REMEDY FOE ALL DlSHAssA
! Of the
STOMACH.

is the discovery OF the Invention Of CesAs
iua for his own health. 1t cured Crsup "a.
the Stomach for him which had o~feeA zAaaa--
ell to nothing but chloroiorm.
The almost daily testimony from vazteus
parts Of the country encourage US - oeaaess
that there is no disease caused by = disorder
ed stomach it will not speedily cure,
Physicians IndOrse and Use Il!
Ministers Give Testimony to its Emcaeyl
and from all direction we receive tidi2ss ef cares
performed.
Dyspepsial
It is sure TO eure.
Heartburn!
One dose viii cure
Sick Headach!
1t cured hundreds ot.caseA<
Headache and Dixxiness!
It stops in thirty miautes.
Acidity Of the Stomachl
1t corrects at ones.
Rising Of the Foodl
It stops immediately.
Distress After Eating!
One dose will remoya>.
-Merbual
Yields readily 10 few doses
Bad Breath!
WIN be changed With halt q
bottle,
FITS pERFEfTTV HARMLENHs.