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DIR. JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon.
lOh, Graduate Of ono Of the most eminent Col.
lGEeS IN lh1 United States, and tho greater paTt
~ Mnosc ilig mas been spent In tho hospitals OF
elected some OF tho most astonishing curcs that
were ever known. Many troubled with rlnginv
In the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds bashful.
ness, WIN frequent bllshlng attended some.
times with arrangement of mind. wcrn enTcd
Immediately "S N"'NN
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cured and full yigor restored.
This distressing affection, which renders IN,
miserable and marriage impossible, is ,Lo penaiiv
Pald ny tho victims OF improper indu,gpnces.
Young persons are too apt 10 commit cYresscs
rom not being aware Of the dreadful conse.
quences that may ensue. Now, who that under.
stands the subject will pretend TO deny mai the
power OF prOcrcation Is lost sooner by those fall
ing into improper habits than by the prudent
Besides being deprived OF the pleasure 0rhealthy
toms OF both body aud mind arise. Tho system
becomes doranged, tho Physical and Mental
functions Weakened, Loss OF Provocative Power,
Nervous lrriability, Dyspepsia, Palpltatlon OF
me Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
MD Wastlngol the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
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Cleveland 4 Pittsburg Railroad
River Division.

ON AND AFTER DECEMBER A,
" 1870, Trains will run az follows, daily e.
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Purchase two bottles OF lIRLMBoLDs sAR.
sAPARILLA and one box orPILLs-wort their
weight in gold. No better Investment can be
made for 80 small sum.
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DISEASES OF IMpRUDENC


When the misguided aud lmprudent y0tarv oi
pleasure finds that no Inns imblbed the seeds OF
lhis painful disease II too often happens that nm
illtimed sense Of shame or dread Of discovery dc.
tefs him from applying to those, who from edu.
Gallon and respeCtabillty, can alone belrlen1
him, delaying I'LL the constitutional symptoms OF
THIS hOfrid disease make their appearance, gucl.
~ liberated sore throat, diseased nose nocturnal
pains In tho head and limbs, dinlnoss OF sight,
crossing with irlghtful rapldty, till AT last Tie
palate OF the mouth or the bones OF the nose i1ll
IN, and the Victim OF this awful disease becomes
u h0rrid object Of cOmmlssCratlOn, I'M death puta
= period 70 ne dreadful suflcrlngs, by sending
linn to that Undiscovered Country from wbSnrs,
no traveller returns
i is a MELANCHOLY FACT TINT thousands
fall Victims to this terrible disease owing 10 ihe
nhrkllllulness 81 ignorant prCtcnders, who, by
the use OF that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY
ruin the constitution md make the residue ofIfC
miserable NV
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Medical.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM VuAcEERr.
The Only Place uh.rr a cnr..,nA b. n,,.r..,

Dr. johnson has discovered the most Ccr,,Ir
Speedy and only Ehcctual Remedy In Tho VHri,i
Tor Weakness Of the Back or Limbs StrJc,r v''u
Affections OF The Kidneys and Eiadier in,I,','
tary Discharges, lmpOtcncy General bh Ij,,.
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Ianguor. Io,y Sr,i,i;SS'
Confusion Of ldgas, Palpltation Of tbe H.
Timldiiy, Trembling, Dimness OF Slrhi az Gil
dincss, Disease OF the Head, Throat NJ ~ ~.
skin, Affections Of tho Liver, Lungs, Stomach ".
BoMels-lh0s1 Terrible Disorders aFisiny frnp
SOLITARY Habits OF YOuth-SccrGt and soliistv
PRACTICES more fatal TO thtir victims than Nh,
snhg olSytcns TO The Mariners OF Ulysses, blight
uls tLrlr most brilliant hopes aud anticipations
'eh"'fhf marriage, &c, impossible.
YOUNG MEN
especially, who have become the victims or S,Ii.
AI{ Vice, that dreadful and destTnrtiys bohi,
Mhleh annually sweeps 10 an uDiimslv gTSve
,nSnuslhus o. lonng men OF the most rxesIIcnI
ai,his and brilliant intellect, who niirbf other'
m TaU nave ylianced listening seuates Win m,
imittiuuyls OF tluqucnCu, or walked 10 Crgtacv H.
"''"B 'yr'' may call with full confidence ''''
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons or Young Men ropterD,,,tr,,
marriage, Peing aware OF Physical WcaEneS-
Organic Debility. DclOmitles, speedily cIr,J 81
He who places himself under ihn cara AZ M.
may religi0nsly cOnilde In his honor "a crniic'
man, and confidently rely upon his skin asa phy.
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DAb' bollE BLUM.
OFFICE, NO. 7sOUTLl FREDERICK STREET,
iGlt hand side going from BalllmOfe stroOl. a few
doors nom the corner. Fall not TO observe Inc
name and number.
~ No letters received unless pOst.pald and
containing stamp TO 10 used ON tho TCply.
Persons writing should state age, and send pOr.
ton Of Acknowledgement describing symptoms,
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN Ills Ufllce,
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS:
The many thousands cured At this establish.
meht within the last twenty years, and the nli-
meT0us Important surgical operations performed
" Dr. johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of
Ihe sun and many other papers, notices Of
which have appeared again and again before the
public, besides his standing as d gentleman of
character aud respectablllty, Il sufficient guar.
nntce to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
marie
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NAL MANUFACTURERS.
Meeting at the AstOr House.

Meeting the AstOr House.
A meeting of the nail manufacturers OF the Atlan-
Tic States was held at the Asior House yesterday.
Mr.. 0. A. Washburn, Jr.. of Providence II. l., was
called to the chair. Mr.. James c. Holden was ap-
pointed secretary.
The following manufacturers were represented.
fremont Nail Company, Parker Mills, Wareham Nail
Company, Wareham Nail and Iron COMPANY East
Bridgewater Works, Old Colony Iron Company, Pro-
violence Iron Company, Weymouth Iron Company
Robinson Iron Company, Albany Iron Works. boom
ton Iron Works, Oxford Iron Company, Old D0,nin-
ion Nail Works. Cumberland Nail Company Dun.
cannon Iron Company, Z. G. Brooks Works, Potts
town Iron Company, Chesapeake Nail WORKS.
Harrisburg Nail Works. Northumberland Iron
Works, Wlliamsport Nail Works and the Reading
Iron Works.
lhe aggregate capacity OF the mills represented at
the meeting amounts TO 2.6o00J0 kegs OF nails per
aDnum.
After much discussion the following scale OF
prices was unanimously adopted. 10 take eject I'M
mediateiy:--Cut nails, l0d. TO 60d at standard or
lowest rates; cut nails, Sd. ana 3D., csc. per ka0
above lOd.: cut nails, Cd and 3D. 5Gc per key above
l0d cut nails ad. and 3d. 75c. per keg above i0d.;
cut nails, 3d.. 81 sc per keg above i0d.; nails
I'd aud 3D., fine, 81 per keg above lod; spikes (all
sizes) Csc. per keg above l0d. fencing, sheathlng
and hook head brads same as common nails; cltnch
nails, 81 90 per keg above same size cut nails,
finishing, flooring, casing, stating, box, trunk,
tobacco and coopers' soc. per keg above same size
COmmen nails.
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G G N 9 r Z S s.
'"hc deficiency Appropriation Bill
Passed by Both Houses.
Dawes, The Watch Dog Of the Treasury,
Exposing Senatorial Extravaganza.
Claims Of Southern Loyalists to
be Adjusted.
SENATE.
wAsHrNGToN, March ?, ISL


rhE GEORGIA SENATORIAL ELECTION.
Nj. HALL trepl Of Ga, presented a communication from
tic Ireeent members the Legislature OF Geor
gia demonstrating against the character OF the election OF
Foster BIodge nted States Senator from that State
II oreeged to be fled.
MEMORIALS rREsESTEp.
The rIcr iRrsDrSr Lard before the the resolutions
~ the Common Council OF PHILADELPHIA Ia favor OF repeal
Of the income tax, and memorial Of william ,. Jessup,
President OF the Workinemcn's Assembly York pray
ing FOR relief the alleged combination large operators
and transportation companies 70 enhance the price coal
Referred to the Committee on Education and Labor
Nr. sBrRMsN, ,rer3 Of Ohio presented fourteen
s o CITIZENS o. Ksntqeky praying for the passage q the
pany.
el creating Jersey City collection district constituting
the acton regard bi Incorporating
&c Shrerepore and kei itivcr Navigation Company.
90 Nstirurlo>AL RIGAIs o. SENATE.
Ar Scog uep) 81 Pa, from the committee confer
he two houses righs OF The originate
so@mce aa to svna M s S senate spe . ss ss
= s osiYn and sistins hat NO uther conference IS
The ~ loiENrY NrrRormAuoN nLL
vsTsnns ,,.s 90 a,, - @ ~ ~ '1e nale ana me
preparations Teducns the adopted ncutug ali
ansnaraept ni,ns the yeS ~ anu s,s9 ~
tnS 70 ohe newspaper IN each stale IN which contracts
Ar. coLE tep.l Of cal, reported a amendment max.
ins appropriation 70 supply deficiencies N the
compensation 81 clerks ana messengers the
Assistant Treasurer ~ Baltimore aud New Orleans Agrt
tc. 49,
Mr Howr. (rep) Of Wis, appropriation 10 PRO-
vide Tor cocelns rauslang puosuine All the docu
nents re aiua to the history est con,neacnr
eh the discovery oi The great lakes ana incding
tse exploration the tsoeky Mountains se. Agreed
SAyiGAIION or Tng EosPHoHUs.
Mr MORTON. oi Ind. resolution
the President Ter information " the
CATION at LcEsta'uupe re apA restrictions
sGe OF The sirss q Dafdaees and The Bosphorus ships
o. other nations. Adopted.
APPROPRIATION ITt.Ls.
The fortitcaton Appropriation bill was taken up and
passed without amendment
the River tarblr Appropriation bii then taken
~. Tending the consideration The into eNecu.
I've session, al i've oc.ock took rec.ss untl lie
svcning.
Evening Session.
Bills we're cal e. up and passed a. tullows:-
81 Mr. wiisoN. rep. OF Mass.-fo authorize The Pro-
mitigation Of rsgu atoms Tor the government army
BY Mr.. ANTHpNY, OF r. IFor the recovery Of dam
ages Tor tic loss of the sluop-ot-war Oneida.
BY Mr. GAss RLN, dem OF Caro ports OF deir-
ery 81 Eureka ana Wilmington, IN California.
~ Mr.. FOWLER, ttepl of feUB.-hppropratins SlS501
Tennessee University caused BY The federal troops curing
Mr.. CoeE, from the Committee on Appropriations re-
ported with amendments, The Sundly Civil Appropriation
ti.
The River and Harhor Appropriation biz was then pro
seeded With as u Comm itice Of The Whole.
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OPENING OF THE NEW JERSEY MIDLAND pAllsaAO.
From the Eyeping Teleeram

one section OF the New Jersey Midland Railroad
was informally opened yesterday by aspontaneous
jubilee OF the residents along the line, from Palcr-
son TO Ramapo, on occasion OF The first passenger
engine being put on that portion OF the road. The
northeastern part OF New jersey like the midland
counties OF this State has been shut OF and isolated
from convenient railway accommodation and
THIS demonstration or rejoicing was the natural
expression OF their release from the stage
coach seclusion OF their district. formal opening
OF the New Jersey Midland Railroad will be had
about The tst Of April, under The auspices of sa0
officers OF the road when trains will oe regularly
put on TO Bloomngdale. On that occasion New
YORK VIII be called upon TO Join IN the celebration,
when thc new avenue 10 the lakes and the Pucfa0
VIII VIII no aniy Illustrated ON Tuesday ex Governor
flice ana 'c people OF the immedlate district along
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.

The German Celebration in San Francisce-
French Prize for the Capture Of the FiEss
German Battle Flaa-A Chapter In tho
MaBsield.LaSyler scandal-Arrest OF a
Wholesale Forgcr.
SAN FRANCISCO. March ? 1871.
The Nevada Legislature is considering the question
OF regulating the social evil by law.
The celebration by the Germans In honor OF the
restoration OF peace Is to be grand SCALE Tho
day has not yet been fixed. The city and state OIL
GERS have been invited participate but they have
not yet accepted.
The prize of $500 offered by the Frenchmen in
California for the first Prussan battle nag captured
in the has been claimed for Rccioti Garibaldi.
who captured the naa OF the SiXty-frst Prusslan
regiment at Dion January %.
Captain David Walker Unted States Army. who
accompanied Halls expedition, goes Ea to-
day 10 report himself ready for second voyage.
| he Is the scientific otiicer OF the expedition.
The steamship sacramento from Panama, is over
Considerable scandal has been occasioned by the
discovery County Clerk was snort In his ac-
count $4,000. lie loaned the unas to the mother or
Mrs. Mansfield Lawler, who has obtained notO-
rlety in New York. The money not being returned
the CLERK raised half the amount and paid it over 10
his bondsmen, who now have receiver appointed
TO take charge OF the receipts, pending final ad-
justment OF the affair.
A young man, connected with the most respecta-
BILE families OF the city, waived examination today
on sixteen charges OF forgery. He Is said 20 hav0
sold copies OF city warrants used for checks for
salaries IN place OF the originals which were prev-
The Irish societies have determined to make O
united effort st. Patnck's Day raise funds for
the reller OF the suffering people OF France.
Four hundred and twenty-five Weshrlen partic-
paled IN the banquet last evening in honor OF st.
David's Day.
The Russian corvette Boyarin has completed her
repairs at the Mare Island Navy Yard and is ready
to sail.
-Four ships are under contract 10 load with wheat
for Europe.
The receipts OF wheat this season are A41o,OO0
centals against 5,54.,500 last year.
The steamship Great kepublic for Japan ana
China, carried only few Chinese and but eieven
cabin passengers. The Japanese crew rescued from
q wreck at sea by the snip Anna W. Small were sent
back on the steamer. The shipment OF treasure by
the Great Republic was $3200oO.
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ALLEGED FORGERY IN NEWARK.

About week ago an individual presented q bin
to Messrs. Lyon Sowder, storexeepers On Broad
street, Newark, anc received payment part In
money and part In q check on Newark bank. Tho
check was for fourteen dollars. The same day o
check was presented 10 the same bank-the ne
cnanics'-ior $4l4, but the paying teller Mr. Bald
WIN, Iancleu there was something wrong about
~, and so declined paying It. Since then
~ mas proved TO be the first named check altered
Indicated. The detectives were set TO work, and
yesterday afternoon the alleged forger walked into
tne arms OF an officer. who mad been watching Tor
MIN or several days past at the bank. He gave his
name as Dennis Mccarthy, OF Beeville The check
was not found with him. and II is question whether
against hun.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MARCH 3 s7l-TRlPLE SHEET

OHIO.
1-Aercn r. Perry. ll-John T. Wilson,
2-JOb Il. Stevenson l2-P Van Ts.uDp.S
3-Le,cts D. C0ntpoeH. l3-Georpe W. Morgan.
4-John y. Mckinney. H-James Monroe.
6-Cnos. 4. Jameson. 15Wjam p. sprague
6-John "A. Smiths l6-Jenn A. BiEgham.S
7-Samuel Snellabarger. l7-JacoD A. AmDler.*
S-Jonn Beatty.s 1S-Wm. II. Upson.*
g-Charle. Foster g-James A. Garfield
l0-Erasmus d. Peck.*
1--Ed0ard Crossidnd. 6-Wm. r. Art1eair.
2-aen,V ID. McLearU. flames y. Beck.*
3-JoSeph II. LeUtS.s s--GeO,ve M. AddDls%
A. nm. b. Read. 9-John N. Rioe.s
6-Bogd Wtnchester.*
l-aoderck II. Buffers 5IId,card T. Gouadau.
2-liorace Maynard.* 6-W,a. C. Whttthorne.
3-A. r. Gdlred. 7-R0Oert n. CQidlceH.
3--John M Brs0ht. S-IYm. w. Vaughan.
1-Wnl. n. Nibdch.n 7-Mahlon d. Manson
2-Mtchde Q. Kefr.f 8-James N. Tyner.t
3-WR. y Holman 9-JOhn y. q. shanks.s
4-Jeremah NJ. Wilson. 10-Wm. Wiiliams.s
6-JOhn COburn.% l1-Jasper Packard.s
6-Dantel ". goorhees.s
ILLINOIS.
1-Charies r. Farwell S-Jdn.es O. Robinson.
2-John +. Farnsworth.* ct W. McNeeiN*
3-H0rafiO g. Burciard.s 10--Edlrdrd L. Klce
4--John b. Hawley.* ll-Sdatuei S. Marshall" !"
b--sSulJ0rd NJ Sterens. I2-John B. hays
6-BurtOn q. Cooks 13--joiin ~ CfeoS%
7-Jesse Ii. Moore.$ At large-lyacancy)
1-Eyastus Weils.* 6-Aoram Conatngo.
&c. A. Finkenburg* 7--Isaac @. Parker.
3--Jos. II. Mctornttck.@ S-JaMes q. Blair (lndl
4-H. Il. Ravens. 9-AndtelC King.
6-Samuei s. Burdett.*
ARKANSAS.
1--Janaes N. Hanss. 3-No credentials re-
2-Oliyer r. Snyder. ceived.
MICHIGAN
Henry Waldr n. 4-Vacancy
2-Wm. l. Stongntou.* 5--Omar d. Conger.s
3--Austln Blalr.* 6-Jd6ez g. Sa,tdeFia,id
FLORIDA.
1-JosIAa Il. WALLS.
TEXAS.
The Legislature has purposeiy avoided fixing
time for an election, in order 10 prevent u demo
IOWA.
1-George W. McCrary.* Madison NJ. Walden.
2-Ayett X. Cotton. 5-Frank w. Palmer
3-William G. Donnan 6-Jackson Orr.
WISCONSIN.
2-Gerry ". Hazleion. 5-pniietus Sawyer
Sd. Allen Barber 6-Jeremlah Al. Rusk.
MARX II. Dn-nell. John 7. Averill.
OREGON.
1-James ii. Slater.
1-David P. Lowe.
WEST VIRGINIA.
1-J0hrs j. Ddris. 3-FJanh Hereford.
2-James q. McGrew.*
1--ChGrleS ". Kendall.
NEBRASKA.
John Tales
RECAPIrULATIoN.
l3S
peaocldts.. %
independent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a4a
Necessary for majority. ity..................... 122
The vacancies are as follows:-New Hamphire 3,
election to take place Marcn IA; Connecticut L. eec
ton occurs April 3; California g. election September
o; Texas 4, no time fixed for election; Illinois l.
member at large to be elected in pace OF Logan
CHOSEN United States Senator; Arkansas l. the can
didae elected In the Third district having tailed 10
procure his credentials
The members elected are divided IN color as fol-
lows
White. nite..........................
Total. Observation-Disclosures. .226
or tile members who VIII take their seats on the
4th OF March next lis are new and Ill are members
OF the present Congress.
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THE nlETH0DIsTs.

Meeting of the Baltimore and Washington
Conferences -Bishops James and simpson
Present.
BALTIMORE, March @ 1871.
The Baltimore Conference OF the Methodist Eplsco.
pal Church. Bishop James presiding commenced It's
eighty-seyenth annual session here yesterday. The
usual committees were appointed and preliminary
business transacted.
The eighth annual session OF the Washington Con-
ference begun at Frederick, Md, yesterday Bishop
simpson was present and addressed tue Conference.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
NEW YORK CITY.

the following record WIN show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in oom.
parison with the corresponding day OF last year as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Pnar.
macy, RERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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are printed in fatos, and the colored members
IN SMALL CAPITALS
An asteiisS (tj indicates members OF the present
Congress-
1-John Lynch 4--John A. Peters.s
3-Jamcs G. Blaine.s
I-Cnarles ". Willard s-Worth c. smith.'
MASSACHUSETTS,
flames Bulinton.s 6-Nathsnlal p. Bankss
2-O2heS AfDeS.# 1--George nj. Brooks.f
3-Ginery Twitchell.s S--George +. Hoar.@
4-Samuel Hooper," 9-Wm. q. washburns y
5--Benlamln +. Butler. 10-Henry L. Dawes.s
RHODE ISLAND
l--Benlamin I. Eames flames bL Pendleton.
NEW YORK.
I--D,otgnt Townsend. II William A. Wheeler >
2--2NOI1QS KlflSelta. 1S--Joltn H. Carrot.
3--HeilrV W. Slocura.# Io-Elizur Ii. Prnde.
4-ho5eII y. ROoSeCelt. 20-Cllnton L. Merriam.
5-WUiidD1 r. Roberts. 2l-E.ils Fl. Roberts.
6-4SaniueJ S. CoC.# 22-Wtam l.. Lansing.
smith Eiy, Jr 23-R Holland DueL
s--JaDles Broots.s 24-Jl hn Il. Seeley.
9-Fenaredo Woode 25-wniam H. Lamport.
lo--CtaTh;sol6 ". f'otteT.$ 26--Milo Goodrich.
l1--Charles ST. John. 27--Ror8ce b. Smith.
12--John H. ketchdm.a 2s-freeman Clarke.
I3--JoSeph H. TuttiU. 29-Seth Wakeman.
i5--Josspa M warren. 3l--Walter l. Sessions.
l6-Jolt Rogers.
1--John W. Hazleton 4-John Hin.+
2--SGntuet &. ForEeT. 5-tieorge A. Hasey.
3-Joh1l z. Btrd.s
PENNSYLVANIA.
l--Sd0slieL j. Randall l3-ulysses Mercur.a
2-John V. Creely. l4-John b. Packer.n
a-Leonard Myers l5--Rtchd J. Hatden,dn.f
4-Mm. y. Keiey.* 16-Bs'ydntn n. Myers.
5-AlIred Z. Harmer. 17R. Mttto1 Spear.
6-Epirdtn L. AcEer. ls--Heny1j Sheg.rOod
Wash. Townsend l9-Glenni w. Schoneid.a
81. Laurence Gex.a 20--Santuet Griuh
9-Oliyer ). Dickey.s I-Bersry D. Foster.
10-John W. Kfllinger. 22--Jarnes s. Negley.<
l1--Joitn II. storm. ;3--Ebenezer McJuukiD.
I2-Laz. d. Shoemaker. 24-Wnl. KcCletidnd.
DELAWARE.
1-Beg}ohpfn r.. BOcS.
MARYLAND.
1---.SG7ylaS Fd7flbletOn.E 4-JOhn Rltchte.
2-.SteUe7lS01t Arc'aeT..% 5-HT. H. KerrtcS-
3--7Il0snQS Sicaan.*
John Cfttcber. 5--G. 4. vs.. DaEe.~
flames Il. Platt, Jr.v 6--Jo'tli r. Harris.
3--Cnarles III. Porter.F T--EiiOc w. BrdIt0?s
4-Wm. H. Stowe. S-WtHfdn1 TeTrV.
NORTH CAROLINA.
1--C1nton /. Cobb 6-James M. Leach.
2-Caarles X. Thomas. 6--Frn7lcis Il. Sh0ber,S
3--Alred ~ WaddelL .--Jlnees c. Harper.
4-Ston H. Rogers.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Jos II. RAIHEY.@ 3--RoBERT y. ELLIOTT.
2-R0sERT Z. DEbAKGE ALEX. s. Wallace
GEORGIA.
Ia. 7. KcTntyTe. 5-Dndlep NJ. Du Bose.
2-Richd II. Whiteley.s GYM y. Prices
3-John :. blgby. 7-P. N. r. Y0ulg.s
4-ThOmas J. Speer.
ALABAMA
1--BESJAMINa. q. TURNER. s-CharIcs Hays.a
2-Gharies W. Buckley s-Fete, H. Doz.s
3-Vm A. Haadte. 6--J. H. .Sloss.
MISSISSIPPI.
l-Geo. +. Harris.s 4-Geo C, McKee,
2-J. J.. Morphis.F 5-Lcgrand W. Perce
These members claim TO hold under an election
made at the Time OF that held Tor the Forty first Con-
gress.
s-lioncl A. SheIdon.s 5--Frank Merey*
s--H. u. DairatSf
The New York herald., 1871-03-03


From the State OF Delaware there is about $500
which remains uncollected and the Collector re-
ports that the lands against which the tax remains
uncollected cannot be found
The amounts set against the eleven late insurrec.
tionary States are given approximately.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

Mr, BBcx pledged his word that pesscn named In
che bill had done 40.
Mr. BOX also moved TO suspend tho rules and pass
another Senate bill removing political disabilities from bt
ms In various States Without reading the bill Was
neaived by lOS to ~ less than twohrds In the affirmative
Mr. TiLLSAN, lrep.l renn ed suspend the rules
and pass bill to remove political disabilities from several
persons In his district In Tennessee. Agreed to. -
The House then. at twenty minutes past four O'Clock M
adjourned.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
VIEW YORK LEGISLATURE,
Senate.

ALBANY, Marcn I, ls7l.
EtLLs tNrRoDUoEr.
BY mr MuRrHy-Tc open and construct Ocean avenue
from Franklin avenue to Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. PARKKR-To enable the of any town TO pro-
hibt the sale OF Intoxicating liquors
Nv Mr.. Tw4ED- Amending the charter of tho Tonsne