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BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS FOB RENT-with or
without BOARD. Corner ii ith aud ID
streets. 10 81
DERsONS WISHING COT NTRv BOARD CAN
Il lie accommodated tive miles from Ann apoil-
y private family Salt water bathing. 90
nsblug, 1ruif M the greatest abundance, q luxU
rioHs table. plain but comiortabIa bou.@ Terms
htht Dollars a werh. AaSress " II. o. W, - Box
100. Annapolis, Md. 1t
E0R RENT-Several very desirable FURNISH
L ED ROOMS. IN suits or sipgly on lei and "a
noors; with or without board Inquire at No
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RoARnING-Three or four respectable me
- Chanics an find good BOARD aud every SC
cornmoda1on at 81 18th street, bet New York
avenue and street. auI OF
ETRsT CLASS TABLE, BOARDCtN BE HAD
i AT the American House for twenty dalIars per
month ~ u ~,
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OFFICERS:
G. II. CLARK, Phil deIp hia, President.
JAY COOKE Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice Presi-
dent.
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary
and Actuary.
TURNER. Washington, Assistant Seer ary
FRANCIS G. SMITH, NJ. ID Medical Director
J EWING BEARS, n. D., Assist ant Medical Di-
rector.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
Army, Washington.
+. j. HOBWITX, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
d. W BLISS. NJ. D., Washington.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
H'HE B0RR0MEO INSTITUTE OPENS it, sey
i eBts enth Session u tn. SECOND MONDAY
OF Sc ptember. The number Of nupiIs is limited e.
Neht5 Pnnctual attendance 10 expected On the
nrst DAY OF the session For catalogues address
Rev. -. WALDR0N. Pikesville, Baltimore
county, Mary land. susgT-
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINAR,
Il FREDERICK. MARYLAND.
Possessing full collegiate powers, viii commence
its twenty sixth scholastic wear the FIRST MONDAY
Ina September Board and Tuition per scholastic
year Sg0. For Catalogues address
gEV THOS. n. CANN,. A. VI,
suI IN President.
MRS. s. A. PECK Will reopen her SELECT
NJ SCHOOL FOB BOYS ANb GIRLS the hrst
Monday in September. Residence and School
circulars 81 the bookstores. Jy30tSl-
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UsGE6N AND PHYSICIAN

L. SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
goo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. shove lstt street
has devoted many years to he treatment of female
Complaints and has met with the greatest succpss
in this city and New York
LADIES desiring especial trestmeut will fino
hin very skillfnl and confidential.
fully relieved
Doctor. a. q "a
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FOR SALE.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
We are in receipt Of
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900 WINDOWS tlazed aud un glazed
1000 Pairs BLINDS. various sizes
100000 feet M0ULDINGS, all Kinds
We Offer the above goods, any in store. At re-
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Our warehouse and store rooms ere now As full as
they can hold and we must max room for large
supplies yet 20 come in
BUILDERS DEPOT. 562 9TH street
" 22-2w b. w. HAMILTON Il co.
LruR sALE-3 900 CEDAR POSTS, ali sizes
8, 10 and Is feet. will lie sold at the lowest mar.
ket prices, in lots TO suit the purchaser Inquire
No a22 eth street. near ID north. ~ Is I'm
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The attention of persons contemplating insuring
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tafes offered by the National Life Insurance Com
pADy.
Circulars. Pamphlets, and full partic uiars given
on application to the Branch ONCE Of the Com
pany IN this city, or TO its GENERAL Agents.
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SUGAR. y POUNDS FOR 81.
Feat No. 4 and MACKBRrL
NkW CODfIeH,
ARC general assortment Of GROCERIES, for
sale ch' ap, By RlpENOuR n BAkR
aCoSl 49o Ninth street
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, February 25-Noon.-Flour
and wheat unchanged. Corn a shade
irmer. Mess pork, s25. Lard quiet at
14A@l6Mc. Cotton dull and heavy at
22Tc. Turpentine quiet at 721ac. Rosin
very firm; common, $3.50. Gold, 142A
Euening.-C dull and heavy but
closed steady; sales 1000 bales at 221ac.
Flour and wheat dull. Corn declining.
Mess pork-New, $25; old, s24. Lard,
l4L@l6Lc. Turpentine, 72@73. Rosin.
$3.i5@$7. Frrights steady; cotton, per
steam, TIC. Sterling firmer at 1927
Clio. Gold quiet at 1925. 5-2O's, '62,
coupons, lll1s.
CINCINNATI, February 25.-Mess pork,
$24.50@S25. Bacon firm.
WILMINGTON, N. c., February 25.-
Spirits turpentine more quiet, and nomi-
nal at roc. Resins quiet-No. l, 1915,
Cotton misunderstanding, 20ac. Tar
firm at $2.35.
CHARLESTON, February 25.-Cotton =
Moderately active at partial decline of
Nc; sales, 1850 bales; middlings, 1920
2lc.
AUGUSTA, February 25.-Cotton frmer
sales, 1925 bales; receipts, 1900 bales
middling, 2Oh@2lc.
SAVANNAH, February 25.-Cotton quiet
but firm; middlings, 211aG22c.; sales,
1,00l bales; receipts, 1871 bales.
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Row IN LIBERTY.-Yesterday white
man named Dooley struck a negro, when
the latter drew knife and aimed blow
AT Dooley, which did not take effect. Be-
fore ihe blow could be repeated Dooley
caught the blade Of the knife and wrench
cd it from the handle, cutting his hand
very severely. Dooley continued to strike
q; the negroes who had assembled around,
but was prevented by number of gentle
men from doing any damage. The diff
Guilty was finally settled without any fur
Their fighting, and all became quiet for the
time.
Late in the afternoon, however, an al
tercation occurred between brother of
Dooley's and Mr.. William Myler, which re-
suited in fight, when negro came up
and engaged in the fight on the side Of Doc
ley. A general melee ensued, in which
Mr.. Myler was badly beaten. During the
rencontre Mr.. Myler was struck on the
nose with a brick thrown by the negro,
and the nose broken. He also received
other severe injuries.
The parties were arrested, and Myler
and Dooley bailed for their appearance for
trial this morning. The negro was also re-
CURED to give security for his appear
alce, but being unable to do SO, was COM
mitted to jail.-Lynchburg NeaoS.
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Tnfsa II
WARRINGTON, February 25.-House.-A
bill was introduced fora ship canal around
the falls of Niagara. ~ q ss,a
Ia A resolution was adopted paying John
Young Brown, William E, Smith, and @.
G.. SHINES, $4,000 each for expenses in
contesting elections to Congress.
sMessrs. Stevens and Bingham reported
that they had performed the duty of In
forming the Senate of the impeachment
resolutions.
The sum of $4,000 was appropriated to
the Washington poor, disbursable by the
Freedmen's Bureau. ,e,.,- Err,
The new Constitution of Alabama was
presented, and referred to the Reconstruc-
tion Committee. "
The naval appropriation bill was re-
sumed.
A new rule was adopted which prevents
dilatory motions by less than one-third of
the members. .
Aresolution that the impeachment arti-
Giles be debated one day, and then voted
on without debate OF dilatory motions, was
adopted.
The Impeachment and Reconstruction
Committees are allowed to sit during the
sessions Of the House.
Adjourned.
Senate.-Mr. Sumner read the Harvey
dispatches about Fort Sumter, and ex-
planned how they came, confdentially,
into his possession.
At noon the Clerk Of the House ap-
peared, and announced the passage of the
impeachment resolutions. z~a
The Harvey dispatches were loosely dis
cussed.
Several partisan papers, sustaining i'm
parchment, were sent to the clerk to be
read. !. Mr.. Hendricks objected, and on
vote the Senate refused to hear them
read.
The bill bridging the Mississippi at Madi-
son county, ILL.,, was introduced.
A number of members of the House en-
tered and took seats, and afterwards Ste
vens and Bingham, as a committee, en-
tered. Stevens said:
"Mr. President, in obedience to the Or
der of the House Of Representatives, We
appear before you, and in the name of the
House of Representatives and of all the
people Of the United States do impeach
the President Of the United States for
high crimes and misdemeanors in Office
and we further inform the Senate that the
exhibit particular articles of impeachment
against him, and make good the same and
in their name we demand that the Senate
take order for the appearance of said An
drew Johnson to answer to said impeach-
ment."
Mr.. Wade said "The Senate will take
order in the premises
A special committee, consisting of
Messrs. Howard, Trumbull, Morton, Conk-
lin, Edmunds, Pomeroy, and Johnson,
were appointed to examine the impeach-
ment and report proceedings.
The bill making the majority of votes
cast sufficient to confirm Constitution,
and allowing the registered voters to vote
anywhere in the State after ten days resi-
dence, on certificate, affidavit, or other
satisfactory evidence of their having been
registered, was passed-28 to 6.
Adi0nrnad
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, February 25.-The Presi-
dent has abandoned the quo aoarranto
against Stanton, as the proceedings against
Thomas tomorrow will cover that ground.
The Cabinet met at noon, with all the
members present except Thomas.
Stanton still holds the War Office, and
orders his subordinates to communicate
nothing to reporters.
General Grant and Judge Fisher were
at the War Department to-day.
The excitement has subsidized entirely.
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ARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTs.-We hear Of
lhe arrival in our city of number of
foreigners, induced here by immigration
agents. No provision has been made by
these agents for the reception Of immi-
grants, and the consequence is that those
having no money have to be quartered in
jail. The home-letters of these men will
give but poor encouragement to others to
come here under the present defective inn
migration organizations. This matter
should receive the attention of all con-
esrned fredericksburg Ledger.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, February 25-Noon.-Securi.
ties steady.
LONDON, February 25-Eveniag.-Con-
soils, SO. United States bonds, ~.
LIVERPOOL, February 25-Noon.-Cot.
ton declining; uplands, s5sd.; Orleans,
9Td.; estimated sales, 5000 bales. At
ternoon.-Cotton quiet. Manchester ad-
vices unfavorable.
LIVERPOOL, February 25-Euening.-
Cotton closed firm with more activity
uplands, go on the spot, 93s to arrive
Orleans, 81; sales, 10000 bales.
FRANKFORT, February 25.-United States
bonds strong at 75h.
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About halEpass 5 aeiclcck the Convention
adjourned subject 70 the Gull of ting Presi-
dent. - -. .-s..s-......,s-.a-.
The Constitution adopted appears tole-
rably satisfactory to all classes, and the
best feeling prevails among the delegates
ana citizens. trszrs 81 Bes 4 s.. s.,,,yss..-;-
The Republican Nominating Convention
meets tonight. Most 81. the delegates
leave for home tomorrow. s4
e LOUISIANA. spana aarEest
New ORLEANS, February "A resolu-
ton to appoint committee of seven to
enforce the collection Of the tax levied BY
the Convention, and to call the Convention
together, il, deemed necessary, after its
adjournment, was introduced, and lies
over. sIt.
Mr.. Blackburn offered q preamble and
resolutions (Which also lie over protesting
against General Hancock's financial order,
and transmitting this protest to Congress.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS rELEGRAns.

ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAlhS.
FROM WASHINGTON TO-DAY-REJoICING AT
THE NORTH-GENERAL GRANT ON THE
FEELING AMONG THE ARMY OFFICERS
NOT DOZEN WILL OBEY THE PRESIDENT
THE PRESIDENTS LEvEE.
WASHINGTON, February 25-2 O'Clock L.
M.-Dispatches of encouragement have
been received to-day by both parties, and
continue to come in.
The Radicals in several localities North
fred from SO to 100 guns in honor of the
impeachment of the President.
A telegram from here says that Grant,
in conversation with. Wilson, said the
army officers are a unit in support of Con-
gress, and not dozen out of $500 would
obey an order of johnson unless it came
through him (Grant). On reading a dis
patch from Thomas declining the breVet,
Grant said: alt is just what | expected
from Thomas. He is good soldier"
Second Dispatch.
PROGRESS OF IMPEAC THE AN
NoUNCEMENT TO-DAY IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, February 25-23O P. NJ.
At ten minutes after o'clock Stevens
and Bingham appeared in the Senate and
announced the impeachment of the Presl-
dent "in behalf of the House and all OF
the people," and that committee had
been appointed who would present de-
tailed charges.
Mr.. Wade replied: The Senate will
take order in the premises"
The committee then returned to the
House and formally announced that they
had performed their functions.
After the departure Of the committee
from the Senate, Mr.. Howard moved that
q committee Of seven be appointed by the
Chair to report proper proceedings to be
had By the Senate.
Here the matter rests for to-day.
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SALE OF LAND.-Hon. Alexander FL. 81.
Stuart, commissioner and agent for the
heirs Of Michael Coiner, deceased, sold
the Brooks farm, containing 3ll] acres,
lying on both sides of South river, about
one mile above Waynesborough, for $l4,-
600, all bearing interest from the date, and
all payable within one year from day
o! sale. This is a few cents less than
forty. five dollars per acre. The purchaser
IS James A. Austin, Of this county
S.qunt0n Spectator.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, February 25.-In the Corps Legis-
latif, Havin, editor of the Steele, persisted
in reading document, when the President
declared the sitting dissolved. The Co.
vernment members withdrew. The Libe-
rails were forcibly expelled, and the gas
extinguished.
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RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTIONS.
NORTH CARoLINA-sUFFRAGE.

NORTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RALEIGH, N. c., February 25.-Last
night, by strong vote, the Convention
adopted the article on suffrage, making it
general without the test oath. On another
reading the oath may be applied.
To-day was spent on the article of the
judiciary making three supreme and
twelve superior court judges all elective
by the people.
SOUTH CARoLINA-THE G0vERNoRsHIP.
CHARLESTON, February 25.-The Con-
vention to-day passed to a third reading
the entire executive article. After long
debate, the recognition of the Supreme
Being was adopted as qualification.
General Candy visited the Convention
to-day, and was received with applause,
and a recess was taken.
It is understood that Republican eau
Gus will nominate T. J. Robertson or &C.
neral R. K. Scott for Governor. The
Congressional nominees are being con-
sidered.
GEoRGIA-THE HOMESTEAD LAW.
ATLANTA, February 24.-The Judiciary
Committee was instructed to report Sec
ton requiring State senators to be twenty
five and members of the Lower House
twenty one years old, citizens of the Uni
ted States, residents of Georgia six months,
and of the county three months.
The special committee on the homestead
exemption reported an ordinance that each
head of family of minor children shall
be protected to the extent Of $4,000 from
seizure for debt. Adjourned.
MISSISSIPPI MEMBER CHARGED WITH ROB-
BING THE DooRKEEPER.
JACKSON, February pa section of the
bill of rights forbiddiDg slavery and direct
ing the Legislature to provide uniform
system of appointees for unprotected
minors was passed.
It was resolved to have afternoon and
night sessions.
The colored doorkeeper entered COM
plant against Merriman, white member
of the Convention, stating that herriman
came to the hall at night, with crowd OF
citizens and men dressed in soldiers uni.
form, and attacked and roughly handled
him and another colored man, and at
tempted to rob them.
A committee Of five was appointed te
investigate these charges.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE coNyEN.
Es5 TIoN.
TALLAHASSEE, February 25.-The Con
stitution was adopted as whole this eve
ming. Forty members signed 1t ana I'VE
refused. It makes suffrage universal.
An ordinance was adopted Withholding
the pay and mileage from members re-
fusing to sign the Constitution, and refer,
ring their claims to the next Legislature
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.TeaceLZerS. dc.

TEWELRY AND SILVERWARE, con-
- sisting of beautiful patterns of Diamond
Sets, Rings, Pins, &c. a large variety of
Stone, Cameo, Pearl, Amethyst, Carbuncle,
Etruscan, Garnet, let, and other sets Of Jew
elry. Ladies' and Gentlemenis-
first quality, beautiful styles, and warranted.
Also, GOLD WATCH CHAINS Of new and
beautiful patterns. SILVERWARE in full
sets, and an extensive assortment Of silver
ar ticles in cases, &c., for presents; also, Sill
yer Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives,
Mugs, Goblets, Castors, Gard Gases. Porte:
monnaies, Napkin Rings, and Cream Pots and
Sugar Dishes. Call and select at the old es-
tablished stand, 1912 Main street.
JOHN II. TYLER CO.,
de2l successors to Mitchell & Tyler.
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LOUISIANA.
Burglars at Work I'm the South-The
Impeachment. News.

-" IHpttSCHEQEUG. NCWBs
MONTGOMERY, ALA, February PA
gang of burglars have been at work in this
place for week past. Nearly every house
in the city has been entered, and jewelry,
watches, and money, stolen. They under
took to blow open vault in banking
house, and three Of the, gang (white
strangers) were arrested, and some stolen
property found on them identified. They
are part of gang now operating in Mobile
and other southern cities.
The news from Washington has created
aprofound impression here, and scarcely
anything else is talked about.
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By ATLANTIC CABLE.-London, Febru-
airy 24.-In the House of Lords tonight,
the bill suspeuding the habeaS corpus act
in Ireland was advanced to the second
reading. Earl Russell spoke at length,
advocating reform in Ireland in both
Church and State. Speeches in reply were
made by Earl Hardwick and others.
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A VOICE FROM OH1o.-ManSfeld, Ohio,
February 24.-The Richland County Re-
publican Convention to-day unanimously
passed strong resolutions in favor of the
Immediate impeachment of Andrew john
son. and notified their member of Congress
to that ellect.-Special dispatch to the
Chronicle.
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TIE MEMPHIS RAILROAD CONVENTION
We learn that the Convention of railroad
!9incials representing the lines from Wash
,,1gton to New Orleans, which met in
sse:mphis on the 10Th, adjourned without
SS"ng any business to meet at New Or
leans On Monday.
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yTIRGINIA.-As Rules held In the
v Clerks Office for the Circuit Court Of
the county Of Chesterfield on the FIRST Monday
in February, A. d. 1865: @t 80
d. n. Nash and s. ID. Atkinson, partners
under the firm and style Of Nash Atkin.
son.. .... $500, .'..3 A1NA-s
BENJAMIN F. Denmead, William Denmead,
and johnson N. Clarkson, partners trading
s. under the firm and style OF Hsptamin =.
IN A9TACHxBaf. -
The object Of this suite is TO attach ana sub.
iect the following real estate-to wit, the
lands OF the defendant, 6sl i66- 1000 acrss,
commonly known and called !" Baldutn's,1 on
James river, sixteen miles below tho city OF
Richmond, lying and being In tho county OF
Chesterfield, and the distiilery and dxtures ~
Ben. Frankiin's landing, called the Denmesa
Distiiiery, or any other estate or debts OF uns
defendants In this county-t0 the gAymens W
the plaintiffs debt for os6S.6o, vita m.sdst 4,
from 18th February, 1851, Till psso; ~ -
appearing by amdayit that tne $40 "a ~ 80 re,.
=. Denmead and William Dsnmsea - 1890 49,.
reoidents Of this State. thare1o5s ~ ~.
that they appear hero within eng mSlsa 81
the due rpbiicntion Of this otds aaa eg re-
Is necsssasy 70 protect shsir sasssess ~ s'lis
suit, 1esse NATHAN II. OoaBlIsIs @.
II - 81
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a Democratic Military Organization
In Pennsylvania.
PH1LApELpHrA, February 25.-The Key
stone Club, the largest Democratic organi-
zatIon in the State, has resolved itself into
d military organization.
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DEFINED FAMILY SOAP:-P. J

DEFINED FAMILY SOAP.-P. j.
III CREW CO., RICHMOND, yA.-We
are now manufacturing the above brand OF
Soap. as handsome In appearance as it is posi-.
BILE to be made anywhere; and as we make IT
from pure tallow and the finest pale rosin, ana
know it to be free from adnlteration, we mere.
fore honestly believe that u Is equai 70 Any
favored sections of the United States.
As an extra inducement to the trade 70 sup.
port home enterprise, we will sell az sucn
prices that there will at least be the Saving VI
freight differance in favor OF our nome Pfo'
In consideration Of the above, may we
not confidently expect the trade to snpgor. us Is
in introducing our brand Of T" Rennea soap.
We have based our low price upon expectasnoon
Of Increased sales. y !o ~
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w. A freight boat belonging to Mr.. William
, Ihsusn ran over Pedler dam, sixteen miles
Nv here, on Saturday last, and two OF
S, o colored hands ON the boat we're
V"ned.-Lync7Vbarg Neus.
d; non. George Loyal, Sr., of Norfolk,
nina oa Monday morning, in the seventy
aiIsd I year of his age. Mr.. Loyal had
wv Isay important Offices In the State.