The New York Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1863, Page 5

—=———_———- era wre The New Hampshire election ocours _ Their colonel is a. candidate for re-election to on the radical ticket. @UNBOAT RECONNOISSAMCE AND FIGHT ON THE + THR RAPPABANNOCK. ‘Two gunboats of the Potomac river fleet have just re- ‘turned from # bold and successful reconacissance up the Rappahannock. The Freeborn, Lieutenant 8. Magaw com- manding, and the Dragon, G. E. Hill commanding, pre- ceeded up the Rappabanuock sixty miles, and were in the river three days and nights. They gained important in- formation, and were engaged in a sharp fight with a rebel Dattery below Fort Lewry, which they silenced after an hour's hard canmonading. The rebels were ta force on ; Section au'horizing agents of i te Treasury Department to the south side of the Rappahannock at various points ‘through the whole distance traversed by the gunboats. Consideriug their strengtn, they performed ono of the doldest exploits of the war. ‘THE SUSPENSION OF THE WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS, ‘The Conference Committee upon the bill to indemnify he President for all results of arbitrary arrests reported in the House to-night. They agree upon a mixture of the ‘House and Senate bills, They propose to suspend the writ of baboas corpus, to exempt all officials who act ander orders from the President or his agents from ac- ‘tions or arrests, to discharge prisoners arrested under the war power after a grand jory shall have failed to indict them, and to’ remove trivis under this act from State courts to the United States courts. Another section had been inserted in the Dill, but om the suggestion of Mr, Pendleton, of Ohio, a member of the homittee, that this section would send the dill to the Committee of the Whole. It was dropped from th> re NEW YORX HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1863. Mike Lepraign of eplalee..t0 ane see whothori#be Senate of that the amounts collected would not more than pay.the done caaalarle service om the blockade, A perreet the Uaited Staton dares the truth. Gularies o| the adicers. overbuuling »t the yard has made her stroug and ellicvent. The biil passed—vers 22, nays 16. ‘The ives wok a recess until sev ‘clock Her ofcers 4 0.— COLLECTION OF PROFRATY AND PREVENTION OF YRACD Oi RRURL RVENING BENBI | DESrRICTS. A section was adopted that the Assistant Treasurer st } Commander. Brodhead, Acting Lieuvenant Com- Mr. CHaxpam, (rep.) of Mich., called up the bill for the | San francisou be required to audit, allow and p.y for the manding. . collection of abandoned property and the prevention of | servic s of collectors and agsessurs in the States of Cali- Kdwarde, Goo, A. Smith, Jacob fraud in the insurrectionary districts, fornia und Oregon a:.d Washington und Neva ta Tecritories, s ‘Mr. GRiwas offered an amendment, excluding al! cap- ‘The ommitiee rose, having acted on 1! the sections of Korth. the bell, aud reported its activa to the House. asler-O %." than, tures made by Ci the provisions of the bi ous . Howarp, (rep.) of Mich., offered an smeadment, excluding all property which bad been or was intended to | be used against the United States, sucti as suips, muni- etic &c., from the provisions of the bill. Adopt- Mr. Wien, (Union) of Mo., moved to strike out the buy cutton, rice, eugar and to lar. Daves, Jn the ‘course Of some remarks on the bill, said many officers had engag d in the coliection of large amounts of plunder; and he understood that General Butler had, through @ brother of his, engaged largely in such plundor. yr. PCuaxpuxn, said General Butler had accounted to the Treasury f y dollar of property be bad taken. Mr. Dav: Goneral Butlor did uot act in his name; but bis brother was his agent, and gathered up | an immehse amount of plunder. He saw by the Tatell.gencer that this brother and another were in possession of the Milligan estate, worth be- fore the war $3 000,000. was & gentleman ¥ who Seep tcatainen os on plate, worth $30,000, deposi a safeat New Orieans, and a fine house, with Gree valued at $5,000. General Butler sout an armed force and forced open the safo and took the plate, und then took possession of the furniture; and General Butler would eompel persons having property to sell it to him at a re. duced price. ‘the people of New Orleans had denounced bim as a plunderer aud tyrant. Sa HOMER, 08 16208 AND MEpOADERR Mr. Wiaon, (rep.) of Mass. from the THR TAX ON RANK NOTES Mr Warnnvunye, (re».) of Il! ,from the Committee of Conference on the disagree! amendments to the bunk tax ciause of the bill to provide woya and means fur the @pport of the government, reported that the commitice was unable to agree. He mioved that the Houxe recede from the cisugreemont to the Senate's amendment. Mr. Roscox CoNnxiina, (rep) of N.Y , raised a :oint of Order that, as the amendinent proposed 4 tax, tt must be co. sidered in Committees of the Whole, The Sreakkr overruled the point. Mr Warmw kex moved the previous question, which was not carried—ayes 48, noo 58. Mr. Dawms,(rep.) of Mass., sald thoy bad undor. stood that the adoption of the bank Dili was merely to give an opportunity to introduce a system of Bational banking uoder that measure, it being expressly understood that there neni, be uo coercion. Now, tho Pproporition of the Senate, if adopted, would change tho fax which was fixed in the Dill, aud obtained @ majority in this Honse—namely: trom two per centum w one por contum. The second obdjecti that ft would place the g vernmont in hostility against all banking tutesesis ot the country aud all the industrial interests connected therewith. It was @ proclamation to the bauking tuter- ests that such had been their course during the war, and their present attitude. and such the strength of neut that it could afford to tsejf in hostiie array and crush them out. ‘he banking huistitutions of New York not only leut to the government every dollar, but three for every wwo they had. With a capital of « hurdred and oiqbt millions, they lent ther cash an = a report Comraitiee of Conference an ‘ive Di bitlto limit the number of major and beigadior generals, which was agreod to. ‘Vhe report maken in all seventy major gonerais and two port. Mr. Stevens refused to accede to Mr. Pendicton’s motion to debate the bill next Monday. The opposition members filibustered by means of dilatory motions to adjourn &c., several hours, a4 ' THE PRIZE OASES. ‘ This correspondence stated some time since that an ofl- ‘otal of Now York had visited here for the purpose of call- ing the attention of government to frauds in the way of collusions that have exisied in Now York in transactions at prize sales, The resolution of the senate rajsing a com- mittee of investigation has reference to this matter, ARRIVAL OF THR MERCEDITA, Tho United Stat.s steamer Mercedita, from Port Royal, ‘via Newborn, arrived off the Navy Yard this evening. She encountered very severe weather on the coast. ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH TRANSPORT ORSIAN, ‘The French transport Ossian, from Havana for Cher- Dourg, with machinery damaged, put into this p.rt for repairs. She was towed from Port Royal by the Morcedita, THE MEXICAN INVASION OF TEXAS. Our government has been officially mfurmed of the ac- ‘ico of the Mexican government in relation to the invasion of Texas by bands of vagaboud Mexicans, The Mexican Minister for Foreign Affairs Las instructed the Goveruor of Tamaulipas to make a solemn declaration to the Con- fedorate authorities that such incursions are not only dis- countenanced by the Mexican government, but meet with its stern condemnation. The Governor of Tamauli.as is further required, as far as possible, to prevent such in- vasions of the neighboring soil of Texas. Should the Toxans or other rebels retaliate by in turn invading Mexi- 00, thoy are to be treated as bandita, while those trom the | be (Mr. Davis) had offered & resolution to investigate his Moxican eido, passing into Texas, are to forfeit all claims one. but the Souator from Massachusetts had ob- of protection on the Mexican guvernmont. THIRTY-SEVEVTH OONGROSS. 1 Wasnuxcton, Feb. 27, 1363. ‘TEN DUTY ON rarme. A communication was received from the Secretary of ‘the Troasury transmitting an additional report from the “Collectors concerning the duties ou paper. ‘THE NUMAER OF MAJOR AND BRIGADIBR GENERALS, A committee of cunference was appointed.on the vill to | brethe J, Mmit the number of major aad brigndior gonerais. f ROLRS AND ARTICLES OF WAR. Mr. Wisox, (rop.) of Mass., frqm the Military Commit- te, reported back a bill to establish rules and articles of war, with amendments. ‘THE BALE OF PRIZES 1N NRW YORK. Mr. King, (rep.) of N. ¥., ‘the merchants and shipowners of New York city in refe Tenoe to the sale of prizes in that district, asking for in- vestigation aud for the passaye of acis to secure & more speedy and lees expensive sale and distribution of the ‘proceeds. Referrod to the Naval Commitiee, with im @tructions to inquire into she propriety of appointing a gommittes of investigation inte the matter, ERE TION OF A BRIDGR ACROGS THE OMI0, Mr, CouLamm ) of from the Committee on ted back the bill to allow tho Covington and Cincinnati Hridge Company to build & bridge across the Ohio river at not less than one hundred feet above low water mark, with two hundred feet span, PAYMENT OF THE \OLU.TERRS AND MITJTIA. Mr. Wuson, of Mus, vilered & joint resolution relative to the payment of the voluvteers and militia of the United States. Rererred w the Mi'itary Committee. TAR INSTIFUTION FOR COLORED CHILDREN. ‘Mr. Grima, (rep.) of lowa, called up the bill to incor. porate the institution of colored childreu in the District of Columbia. Mr. CaRuLE, ost of Va., wished to know if these ‘DMogroes could not be educated without an act of imeorpo- In his State they educated white children with- ny such act of Cengress, Indeed, be saw n9 reason }o go into this business 0 educating He took the wround that as, the jed colonization with his emancipa- ‘tion scheme, if the negro was to remain in this country he could only remain in a subordinate capacity as a slave, and @ legisistive body hat no right to otucate children of the State uniess it might be iis duty to educate those ‘who wore to take part iu the government; and be trusted we had nct reached that poi.t where it was proposed to elevate the negro to the condition of a voter and one of ‘the governors of the country. Mr. Grimes said the very crude notions of the Senator from Virginia on the subject of education explained some things which mixbt not otherwise be understood. It might be the plan in the Senetor's section not to educate any one—only those who were to take part in govenring tho nation. But he thavked God that he came from a tion where they entertuined different ideas on tne sub- Ject of education, and where aobier and loftier sentiments Prevaied wher’ they believed that every man should taught to read the laws by which he was to be o- svyerned, and to read the Word of God. They did not en tertain avy such low and grovelling ideas on the subject .0f education, Mr. SONRILL, (rep) of Me., was astonished to hoar | state of the Union, Mr. Colfax in the chair, and resumed tions against this bill,'and that a Senato Virginia should get up and meke an argement popular education, Great God! had it come to the point that at this day a Senator of the United States m de an argument against popular education, when every civilized Btn mu the woriu bad given it their serious attention and deemed it of the highest importance? He came from | BS section where they educated ail children, and if New | England hat anything to boast of it was her system of pubilc instruction, which gave evory child, whether high ‘or low born, @ fair cance in life. Mr. Canim naked if the Legislature of his State had ae companies for the education of colored ildren ? Mr. Monet said his State had ved a system swhich toro overy child, without panes color or The nogro was put upon an equal footing in ‘The State knew no distinction in its duty A Bes (opp.) of Ry mores wo iso pentose, the bill. tol—uays 29. Pariile, wan , Berane, Kennedy, Reelin. Po Powell; Saulsvasey Wilson of Mo.—9. Mr. Fraexxpen, Conference on the bill to provi from ‘THE FINANCR WILL. ‘rep.) of Me. from the Committee of jo waysand means for the jagreed to, anda new com! was ap: petatod oh the ammeadasont ta rotation 00 the tax ou bans, ‘THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. The bill to ag the Washington and Alexandria Rail- road was taken | Br "Ber, 9p.) of 8. Y., opposed the bill at some THR MILITIA PILL. Mr. Witsom, of Mase,, moved to postpone the bill and the bill to enrol and call out the militia. ‘The motion was rejected by the following vote:— esere Chandier, Clark, Dooiltt . Fostor, Grimes, Harlan, Henderson, Hicks, Howe, jeDoiigall, Bummer, Ten Eyck, Trumbul, Wilson of Mass.—- ney. ane of Arnold, narera rifle, Cowan, er Kansan, Latham, Morrill, Pome: son, Willey'ot entse sssemaaconidd Furie, Lae sa, dots, (corr MILL nese fr. Seen 0. Mavs. ‘offered 4 in amenament that person tint e excluded from the oare on account of ‘od by the following vote:— Arnold, Chandler, © Roman dten King, Eye neta EA kat , Carlile, Co) Hicks, Howe, Kent Ae “Lane of ind Po rel Richardson, Saulen invury, Turple, W ro9.):0f N. H., opposed the bill, and refer. siren tet ‘the Secrotasy of War against the ATEACK ON THF SRCRETARY OF WaR, Mr. MeDovgaxt., (opp.) of Cal., said the person at the ad of the War Department was & base man, omised the Preak Mr. Clan, a to letters ure. elevant: ate aim (Mr. Anthony) decided that the point was eu. » a MeDoveatr—I declare here, in my place, before 00 my own rr ibility, that the mari who | descr! St the hibad of the Wi War Doparimest is s ‘man who has | A cudboudte Sees the Brnster to order, Mr. MoDovaatt—I appeal from the want § “3 know ‘hetber aSenator ot the Uiied sate ir memes te) -) of TI., appealed to the Senator to sy OO *? presonted a momorial from | tg make it out. Iu \ ‘On motion of Mr. Wirsoy, of Maas., the bill was post- | and mon under his command for gallantry at Murfrees- | on account of chartering the steamer Cataline in April, | 1861 gainst | venue bill. ipport of the government. aera Sreport, which wag | every incorporat of conference huudcred and seventy-five brigadiers ‘The Senate took a recess till seven ae BVENING 8! Mr. Haren called up the bill Mio facilitate taking deposi- tions in the United States to be used in other countries, Passed. sini a ABANDONED PROPERTY, KIC. ‘The Sonate then reeumed the consideration of the bill for the collection of the abandoved property in the insur- Tectionary @istricts, the pending question being the mo. tion to strike out the sections authorizing the agent of the ‘Treasury t purchase cotion, rice, sugar and tobacco. att. Wuason, (rep ) of Mass., reterred to the remarks of he Senator from Kentucky ‘concerning Gen. Butler. He balloved that Senator was entirely mistaken in his state- meuts, Gen. Butler had turned over to Gen. Banke aearly one million dollars’ worth of property, and put into the ‘T.casury nearly sevew hundred and fifty thousand dollars, He bad doce more than almost apy other man to support the goverzment and restore order | io New Orleans. (Gon. Butler bad supported nearly thirty thousand poor people, and had levied contributions on the rebels to help furnish meuns. He thought the tmputions agatust Gencral Butler entirely uncalied for and unjust. He did not believe Gen- ‘eral Butler ever received » farthing wrongfully at New Orleans oF attempted to do so. Mr. Davis repeated what he had heard, and said at the next session be would call tor a committee to investigate the d: ings of General Butler. Mr. Winson, (of Mass ), said these charges wero made by men who bated ‘General Butler. Every man who acted with rigor snd ener; Sen ee against the rebels had been inderca aud ab ised. had done more than General Butler, and he hoped Ihe Senator would be true to bis promise and call for a committee to investigate the conduet of General Butler, and he believed that these imputations would be unfounded in fuct. Mr. Dav said the men who bad done much for thoir country were aspersed, and the brightest instance was General McClellan. At the commence- ment of the war he believed Adjutant Genoral ‘Thomas was a traitor and sympathized with treason, and Hit, (ons) 06 Min.» said he believed there was no than Geveral Thomes, and he never shrank eae any any inventigetiont and it would have been @ bright day for him if the resolution for a committee had . AS for General Butler he (Mr. Rice) was bore in the dark days when Gegoral Butler was our only stay, Rei he had ¢ mmand at Annapolis, and be thought it mistake when General Butler was taken aura tree New Orieans and a dark wo va the loyal peo- ple of New Orleans. He dtd not believe General Butler ever took a dollar from any Joyal man. Mr. Davin ackod how {t wags that General Butler's bro- ther became rich? Mr. Ricx said he knew nothing about General Butler's and there was not a particle of evidence before the ferate that ‘he ever took a dollar it was & more Dewspaper report, and he thought grave charges should not be made 10 ‘ths way. Semt-rebols and sympathizers with treagon wero vo complain. Mr. Davis asked what the Senator thought of the gross order of General Butler with regard to women? Mr. Rice satd he could uot judge of the provocation for that order, but from General Butler's explanation of it } twas ovident it did not mean what the semi-rebels tried to the itleman from St. Louis, who says be lost bis plato roiture.he would say that he waseither a traitor or else General Butler ever touched a dollar of his property. Mr. Davis said he understeod this gentleman was as loyal as the Senator from Minnegota, ‘Mr. Ricx said be made nv professions of loyalty, Mr. Davis said he bad betier make none. Mr. CHaNpixe raised @ poiutot order that this discussion was entirely irrelevant. Tho Cxaia decided that the point was correctly taken. Mr. Powsn., (opp.) of Ky., apoke against the bill, de- ey ing hg bo unconstitutional and # great outrage on le. Mr. Cuanoer said the bill was to act on the rebols, and he did not expect the Senator from Koptucky to support it, He did not expect him to support anything calculated to support the government. A rebel has sacrificed all his rights, He bas no right to life, liberty and happiness. Even life was a boon to him. Mr. Powsu said be did not expect the Senator from Michigan to sustain anything which had a reasonable amount of honesty or constitutional law in it. He con- tended that the bill had nothing to co with rebols at all. The discussion was continued by Messrs. Clark, Mor- rin. and otbers. poned. THANKS TO GEN, ROSRCRANS AND HIS ARMY. Mr. Wisoy caliod up the joint resolution giving tho thanks of Congress to General Rosecrans and the officers boro, assed. RXRCUTIVE SDSSION. ‘The Senate then went into executive session. Adjourned. House of Representatives. Wasutxuton, Feb. 27, 1863 . PAYMENT DECLINED IN THE CASK OY THR STEAMER CATALINE. Mr. Horsas, (opp.) of Ind., from the Committec on Government Contracts, reported a resolution, which was adopted, that the Secretary of the Treasury be rejuested to decline aay further payment to the purties interested ‘THK AMENDMENTS TO THE INTERNAL REVENUR BILL. The House went wto Committee of the Whole on the the consideration of the ameadments to tho Internal Ke- ‘A substitute was adopted for the sixth section, im posing new rates of stamp taxes on promissory notes, in order that all may more certainly be executed aud to Avoid evasions; and also on bonds and mortgages, with powers 0! attorney, 1nd taxes on the sale of ships and assigoments of insurance policy. and sailors’ pension papers. The eighth section was amended go as to include naviga tion and turnpike companies. Section ten was amended so as to read as follows: — it further enacte?, That on and alter the first day of Derson of persons, firms, companion oF cor. ‘on or doing an express Hamp duties imposed by the existing la subject to and pay a duty of two per ‘centum on the a amount of all the revelpts of such exp:eas business, and ‘Subject to kame provisions, rules wad ties as are pre- rtied tn section eighty of the act to which this fspuamend- ment. for tl rma, companies or corporations ow Ing or powsorslng or having ine management of stoamboste, ferryboate aul raflroads; and ail acts or parts of acts incon- sistent herewith are hereby repealed. ‘The twelfth section was amended eo as to include dis- tilled spirits, cotton or woollen fabrics. Mr. omc Chg Ag , offered a new section, that k, OF private institution m legally authorized to issue notes, shall be required to turns, under oath, on the Ist of January and ay, witbia thirty days thereafter, of the amount of profits which havo accrued or been earned during the #ix months next preceding, on which shall be paid three per coutum. Mr. Trranie, (rep. finest offered an amendment that there shaji be ‘and paid on the sore de, 1 of such banks, associations and individuals, doing =e or brokerage business, one-quarter of ore per hong be paid every balf year from and after the Ist of July, tase, socording to the rules and regulations prescribed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Mr. Trimble’s amend:nent waa rejectod. Mr. Morrill’s substitute was adopted. The ob ect of this section is to make the licenses and taxes uniformly tarminate on the Ist of May annually Hection 15 was amended so that the salary of collector, &c. , shall not exceed $10,000. ‘Anaddition waa made 'to section 18, Bi pathorizios the Seoretary of the Treasury to employ three persous to pre. veut frauds on the revenue. Section 20 was altered #0 a8 to allow agsemors $1,500 perannum, with the vewly arranged per centage ou’ ro. oeipts, together with office rent and the necessary clerks, aseistant assessors to be allowed just and reasunabie cot. Ib exempts soldiers’ credit to the extent of one hundred and Bfy millions. ‘Tho banking interests of New England were in a simtlar condition. They lent more than they were worth, when they came to the resciie of the government. This ‘money was jor when it could be obtained from no other source. He wanted one mre committee of conference r Mr. Wasnnuane said it was usual to have the vote taken ‘on the report o the committee at once. He did not re C.llect of au instance when it was refused to the second demand tor the previous qiestion te denied that the govorbment was placing itself in hostile array against the banks. In the Tax bill there was no tax on bunk notes, while every vther isterest Was taxed. when it was proposed to pul tax of one per m on the banks only fur the firat two years,and afier that only two per ceutum, they were toid that it was arraying the @Veroment in aang Ae es the banks. Mr. | etoca, (rep.) of Itl., said the country was tired of hearing the eternal complaint of the banks and the ‘wrot gs they suffered at the hands of the government. Mr. Corrax, (rop.) of Tod., ssid he voted for the Rank Dill because the Secretary of the Treasury declared that it was necessary to strengthen the credit of the govern Tent. Tho result of the passage of that measure was that the bonds, which were at ninety ceots, had gone up to par. We made all branches of industry pay taxes, and taxed promissory uvtes, Xc.: and he thought tl banks, being f patriotic, would "nob ood co. inetd the measures Dut unhesitatingly pay the vm tee (Union) of jig fey oa propored was not for revenue, but to destroy ‘State banking institu. tions. It wis to restrain local circulation to give force and eflect tb the new Bank bill. It was a part of the po- ley of the government to take into its hands the powers of the States, The House, by a vote of 63 against 75, refused to recede from its roy Pag to the Senate's amendment. On motion of awns the Houre iusisted on its dis- agreement, and asked another committee of conference. ‘THR INDRMNTPY BULL. Mr, Srevans, (rep.) of Pa., from the Committees of Con- ference on the disagreeing votes on the bill to indemnity the Presiaent and others for acts committed under the sus) ension of the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus, made a report thereon. It authorizes tho President, dur- ing the present rebellion and when the public salety re- quires it, to suspend ae writ of habeas corpus in any provides for discharges by of States: rartten sabstanged’ 00 take the oath of Peavtaton, (opp.) of Ohio, raised the point that as not the report eat upon in the Joint (ommit- tee of Conference, but was altered after the meeting had Nios, contrary to the manual. vs and Breanaw severally explained that the report w: ee by a majority of the omferces. ‘The Srwaxer put tho question as to whether tho report should be received. It was decided in the affirmativo—88 Mr. cl A that the bill be printed and laid'over to Monday. ‘Mr, Sreveys wen willing to if the previous question on the Dill should now be secondo, Messrs, Pexvietox and Voonnmms would pot consent to this. ‘Mr. Srevexs said there was no other way left him than to demand the previous quostion. Mr. Pexpieion moved to lay the bill op the table. Mr. Noaxr, (opp.) of Ohio, moved to adjourn. Mr, Aroma, (( of Pa. thereupon demanded the Halen rr ge hte were takeu, resulting in a vote of Nees ‘was Dow ten o’clook. The question recurred op Jaying the report of tho cont. mittee on the table, when Mr. Axcoma, at hisown re- quest. was excused ‘voting. The vote was taken by yoas and nays. Mr. Auten, (opp.) of Obie, moved to reconsider the vove and lay that motion on the tabie. On motion of Mr. Baxsamix Woon, (opp. of Lu bd Sane: was taken by yeas and nays and decided in — ve. Ancona moved that when the House adjourn it be to Socasy, Mr. Woor moved that it be to Tuesday next. Mr. Attn, (opp ) of Til, demanded the yeas and nays. No quorum voting, Mr. Bincnam, at eleven o'clock, movota call of the House. Agreed w, Excuses wore heard (or absentecs. On motion of Dir. F. A. Cormiina, (rep.) of N. Y., at midnight, the sergeant-at-Arms was directed to bring in the absentees. Mr Howmay, (opp.) of Ind., wanted to know whether it would be fu order to move to Suspend the writof babeag corpus? Mr. Pavouxron said it was already suspended by the President's pr clamation, Mr. Wiexnirrs, (| pion), of Ky., wanted to know whether it would be in order ty move a recess until leven o'clock o-morrow, in order to aflord time for the absentees to be brought in. Mr. Prvonam said that was out of order. Mr. Wicxirrx moved a suspension of the rales, ‘The SreakeR pro fem (Mr. Dawes) decided that Mr. Wickliffe’s motion was out of order. if. Woop moved to adjourn. Disagreed to. wi ‘hile the [House was waiting for the arrival of absen- tees, Mr. Enwaxps, (rep.) of N. H. nue ied that mem- bers’ who had speechos bard to keep had Detter let them out. Mir Cox, (opp.) of Uhto, called upon Str, Stevens to give some reminiscences of the Kucksbot War. Mr. Stevens suid if he bad time he could give a history of the democratic party of that time more disgraceful even than now. Abumber of absentces were brought in by the Ser- g ant at Arms. Their excuses caused much merrimen Mr. Waiaur, (Union) of Pa, who had just been re- | leased from custody, suggested that if the Sergeant-at- Arms went to ‘be subterranean office of the doorkeepor he might roake a big haul of abrentees. He bogan to tell who were there. when the Speaker pro fem, (sir, Dawes) called him to pause ensued, waiting for absentees. ‘clock all further proceedings in the call were dispensed with. Mr. Avian, of Ohio, moved to adjourn, Negatived— yeas, 20, nays $4 The question was taken on Mr Pendileton's motion to Jay on the table the report of the Committes of Confe- rence on the Habeas Corpus Indemnity bill. Decided in the regative—y eas 28, nays 79, Dilatory motions were renewed. Mr. ALLEN, of Ohio, moved that when the House ad Journ it be to Monday. Mr. Woon moved to substitute Tuesday. ‘The question was taken by yeas amd nays and decided in the negative. Mr. Tuomas, of Maas. proposed that to-morrow evening be devoted to debate on the report of the committee, and that the vote thereon be taken on Monday at one 0’ ‘This was agreed to. ‘At two o'clock A. M. the Senate adjourned. THE NAVY. Anot! Fleet Southward Boun: ‘The following vessols loft their moorings yesterday at the Brooklyn Navy Yard for important service, and will sail to-day — Catsxis, 2—Iron-clad Ericeson battery, known as Monl- tor No. 6—took on beard all ber ammunition amd stores, and received orders from the Navy Department to pro ceed immediately to Fortress Monroe, Sho would have sailed on Thursday, but a screw for her fifteen-inch gun was needed, and, strange to say, the train on which it ‘was coming rao into another, which delayed her in port last evening. The Catskill is exactly like the Passaic and Montauk, She made no formal trial trip, She waa turned over to the navy on the 17th inst, Her officers Linutenant (anmas has. C. Carpenter. Acting Assis ant Paymaster—J. P. Woodbury. Seomd a a a te j—fieo, 1. Fm- mons, Other Magineers—Geo, H. Whit B. Linares aod N. B. Buckbout Brewvitie, 10, paddle-wheel steamer, dropped down off pensation. ‘The succeeding section also numbered 20, tn regard to the prevention of frauds, wax stricken out, Section 23 was amendet # as to anthorize a lawyer to practice anywhere under one license ‘Anew section was added, provid moving to'vew houses o trade or b same Without Mew \iCoLses. bay ew section was added, providing that all du- tes or taxes under the act to which the prewnt is an Amendment on articles manufactured to be delivered to that one re poss sal! cominua He had ident of the United States, in bis own | funded to the pa) the United States, previous f July 1, 1802, shall be re- thereof, provided application be mace wituin twelve mouths. A new section was also adopted, prov that met Ces, medical parations, perfumery and ovemetien gy be removed from bendot wa houses for expor toh withous stamp duty, that thee daty be refuy tod On the alwobol entering imte their ootnposititic Section 26 was amended by ine uding stings of all 10 for the provieo in eection 27 was adopted, Pade for refunding the dnties on cloth, sit or « tion the Battery on Thursday evening, took hor powder on board and completed her preparations for sea, This ves sel has undergone a thorough overbauling at the Navy Yard sinoe her return from the blockade, Bhe is « put- chased vessel, and was bought in August, 1861, for $161,250. Being fast, sho will join the fleet after the Alaboma. Tho Bi ehax been commanded twiee re contly by: — Commander—J. R. M. Mullany. —toderick 3. MeCook lasters—¥rank Stith, Benjamin Whitmore, W Asnwtant ten, Acting Asvitiant 2 aaiorW W. Goodwin. Bren Wilkes Knoineers—Chiol, W. H. Wright, Acting Second Apsivt | ant, J. Mer; Acting Third Assistants, J. Fountain, # her joy, H Acting Master's Matese—W W Brandt, W. C. | BH. F. DeBowie. Littieseid, ‘lerk—nE. Devereaux. Clerk T. P. Smith frog 10 the 1at of Soprember, 1808; but not dyes or ie® prepared until aiter that dete, Section 1 was amended by including fine cut tobacco in | the proviso at the ead thereof A new rection was added to dispense with assessors and collectots in the Territories after the prosest asses Mr. MoDucoau—Well, Twill withdraw is, But I should | meow shall be coliected. It was stated in exvlanativa ®. Haun, 4, serow pteamer—is to convoy the | Catskill to Fortress Monroe, and probably forther —_ | She i a smal! craft of one bondred and pie | sous burthen, sod wes poAtinsed tor 804000, ous hes "Fagan Geo. Taylor, John .W. Har- Fammavan, transport —This stoamer was chartered yesterday from Adams! Exprocs Company, to prococd at once to New Orleans, with stores, provisions and oilicers for Admiral Varragut’s feet. Siro will ge eut to son this afternoon. The following passengers go by ber — 4s ing ams egrer—-Peaseet Jordan, ol . v. be . Bngin-er. daira Master's dtaics—Joha P. Cole and Jobm McGlor ye ews from San Francisco. San Francuoo, Feb 27, 1863. Prima Donoa from New York; Jasper, The Steamship St. Andrew. ‘ORTLAND, *eb. 27, 1863. Tho steamsbiv St. Androw, from Giaagow, left Halifax for Portiand at mive o'ciock I. a1. of Thursday, ‘Tho Wamx.y eis for ‘toe en eaR week will be ready this morning, at ton o'clock, und wii coutaia:— ‘The Latest News of the Operations of the Union Forces in front of Vicksburg, with full ccount «f tho Move- ments of the Union Armies in alt portions of the Country. Interesting Intelligence from @ho Soush, with their Views of Mediation and a Reconstruction of the Union. Description of Lord Fitzroy's System of Storm Signals on tho Coast, Warning Mariners by Cone and Drum, with IMustrations. Interesting account of the Fight botween the Union Gundoat Hatteras and the revel Privateer Alabama, giv: ing the Union vorsion of tho affair, A valuable article on Fiax as a Textile Crop, with ob. sorvations on ite Cultivation and Preparation for Market, and an estimate of its pro verion in he Uvited States. It_witl also Gen'ain Importan: in‘ ligetos from Europe; the Latest Sporting lute: icence; Revio @ of the Money, Provision, (aut und amil kel, Bud reports of all events of' the Week of intirest or importance. Terma—Two Dollars per your, Single copies, in wrap. pers, five conts. OMctal Drawings of Murra: ity ds co caged ism State Lotteries? aSy ear, Kerns Cuass 9—Pobruaty 27, 31, 4, pats 36, GL, 32, 4s, mit, 30. fe Caish iokpebeiaey 27, 1863. 63, 48, 51, ol, Ty, 39, 28, 10, 33, 2, 74, 62, 1. Cireulars ‘sent (ree of ‘charge by piitroadia either 'S, ‘MURRAY, EDDY & 00 ____ Gorington. Ky. or Su Louis, Mo, OMctal Drawings of the Delaware State Lotteries. ram, Exrea Or.asn 99 -Pabeuary 27, 1968. 58, ee oot, 4), 08, 34, 20, $8 $18, 48. Re, CLass 100—Fobruary 65, 67, oo 82, 15, 76, 63, 42, 74, v4 a 31, 68. i by addreasi —- JOUN A. MORBIS8 & 00., __Wilimingta Delaware, OMoctal Drawings of bear} Pall Asso= elation Company pes of Kentuol Cha Paraary 7363, 40, 47, 31, % 4), 1, re 36. “cuss ibd Pebeusey 27 25, 14, 18, 6, 135 bo. 5, 17, 69, 75, 3, 9, 2. yr Clroulars, ke. gab PkaNoe, ELLs a 00., Oeingion Ky. Grover & Baker's Celebrated Promium Sewing Machines, 405 Broadw Im area Tasien t MELAN & COLLENDRR, ; a Style of Dress Hats nog tenis atte ew at oom Company, ts Wastan etret.¢ logm may Ce verge i in ate Bad’ vr and How to Read Them." Only cents, Slavear, FOWLER & WELLS, $08 Broadway, ‘all newamen. lar Proof Safe q jae i ke PatRECK. ‘The Excitement whlch Attended the exhibition of litte Lavinia Warren, at Barnum's, before hér marriage, in not diminished in the least, so great is the gusiaty to se6 the litle Minuie, who te much mailer than Deflance, Fire and B also Sideboard and Parlor Sates Murray street, corner of Coliege place Announeement.—-G@ amneere Drens man ing’ this day intr duced for inapection and anle, . at ata: ntreet, opposite West Brosaway, by & W. Ou Barry's Tricop! Patronized by the ae famiiiea in is excelent article is admitted to be the standard prrparn- nected with the hair, It prevents f, dandeull, &o., and keeps | tinal use renders the ther preparation quite super fuows. doit Gavey. 17 Queen street. Jersey, Europe, rope and America. Mhayer, 229 Miceadily, London Jones & Co. 43 Boulevard des Capucina, Party Bireh, M or bh aureet, Dublis Antonin, Post Strasse. No.7, Hamburg Honery, Hush reet, Gucrawey. Bur.oyne & © 7 hace hanneds sland, Bellve, Honduras Locaste, Barratt Maniove, Javan And by all Drugaists throughout the United States. Never Wear a Cough, or Irritation of the Lungs. when you can buy Ayer’a Cherry Pectoral, the worid's great remedy that cures it, Toupees, Hair Dye, E Dye “Ne W. A. Batchelor’s Hatr Dye—The Nest in the world ; Inatantansour, harmless and reliable. Bold by all druggists and porfumers, Factory, #1 Barclay strest, Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Preservative and Wig Depot, wholesale and retail, No. 6 Astor House, The Dye applied by ekilful artinta, We Pledge Our Repatation for the Ful- fiiment of what we nere deciare.—In almost every instance where the infant is aufering from pain aod exhaust.on. re. Het will be foun) in fifteen oF twenty minutes after Mrs. SOOTHING SYRUP has bern atministered. yerniery tand Diarrhom and Wind Colo. Bure to regulate the bowels, 26 cents s bottie ‘exion, and be comvine Broadway, Baimorais sod [ndia rubber Boots ai kid nd nen galter Boots nd Hbows a Bilps, at MILLER & COR white am Troches.—This Unt- 7 (or couche, Golds and bronchial affections now | Susade the Sr lo pubic favor amd coandences thle revit been acquired by thirtern years, . [le merit and extensiv Troches to be oouptarinited, and we 10 be on thelr guard againet worth lens trite’ Brown. Natural, durable, besuttfa street. Sold by ail droggiats, = A t 3 2 res MISCELLANEOUS. PURE A BOURBON 4 by UDOLPHO WoL rue : Fifth avenue Move! WHISKEY and fold by the folowing AMBROSIA [8 cmks aod be TASTY FANCY CAMSIMERE SACK COAT $16, YAN NO et Pants ome ¥ t Jot thet log or +p at yon oe a: Quen, Waine uudbor. 4 ¢ - F Gu-.uat ons of got ‘eTreo.t prvi Pai oe | siti mcrt he hain v winuy ower had, be now ’ ‘air seer ot Gh a pun roetved. La th # uls customers some good Shhows tose be nade without eg ae } paper money ts sent, Vatied Btates ix preferred over A. MORTON, No, 25 Maiden lane, SPARKLING NUMBER, ‘toons 0 the counters ring biuoe.t, tor the wll contain the a" DITY NOW 4s UNIVERSAL: DRAMATIO INTELLIGENCE, Mele aud exceed giv Literenthn Tun MOST: kuLla ie MAKONie MATTERS OF THE LARD, of @ rte end it thradchout the cotntey, and a Fat aeotuse of the prehiat aries oth GOLDINWAIT AND KAVANAGH MATOH. out the pA igor for the fortheo ning nattonal ¥ sn ie At the Stanton astreel Synagogue os yan Baron and his P rae poe lh nd ® betilian loction of apiey E: WHMGH ORLY YOUN oun TS. Oflce of pubbeation, No. 9 Bpruce street. e WHISKEY. ase NTUC! goamtp and reports of | RBON WHISKEX, druggint « a a rugs grocer in Now York, after T,GIMBREDE'S— ALBUMS (80 FICTURES), “ONLY $3. Albunw worth, ss retailed at $2 T 25 CENTS PRE BOX—DURNOS CATARRI ABUFF. For sul by druggiaus everywhere B% OOKSKLLERS AND WHOLESALE. NEWS AGENTS— Paok ant torwand all the Dally and W ely News vavers, Maya. ines, varios avons, Albuns, Oar le rt ry Me chaudise o pert promptly, ripiion. We' sell cheap and for “Our month ¥ tevin. d trede list reasy. Mugc FEBKS & KANCKER, 24 Aun sireet, N. ¥, OURBON Ww. ‘Twouty bubs. five yours old county, My. Fi street, | KEY. ¢ pare Bourbom copper atiil Whiskey, reerived direct trom Centreville, Bourbon ‘or ule by UDOLPIGO WOLFE, 22 Reade OURBON WHISKEY F.vo bundred buls. of pure cop) rig ty | Bourbon Whie Hepper and mn piar, Versailies, weuted by my agent to be the the whole Hate ot Kentucky, Belectod for private uso, bevt whiskey otfared bu Will be in tor Por vais by UDOLPHO Wourk, Yarear AND PLAIN FINE GOLD RINGS FOR aL ©, ALLEN, 415 Broadway, ome door bel Canal’ ey NORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED Ouve v the ir y any ei aap Al pynna a ak geons of the city, i tae J. SCHENCK, - wit ye from 9A. Mt OF PHILADELPHIA, Now Xork clty professluually every Tuesday, o nid all aitlicted with coug) consumption or any ling or bronchial afiection are ited to call on him iu New York om Tuesdays omly, at his roows, 32 Bond street. IRECTION LABELS AND TAGS—ALL “KINDS white and color rinted and plain, im quantities te enees at VICTOR E. MAUGER'S, 115 Chambers in atroe' pesetey, STYLES FROM PARIS, GEO, ©, ALLEN, 415 Broadway, ou atreet, }iAS8 LETTERS FOR WINDOWS AND SIGNS—AT- s nd cont litte more than ordinary wid Painters order them. Depot, 107 ~-POR SALE BY joor below Canal an be removed. street, Rew. York. osterren' s megan « ive and alierative, of won- tui whiskey ‘is one, two } BLADDER, XIDNEYS A pure aad power! der: ‘in diaense of abe YER AND BOWELS, TIVE CROVERITES, J Ague, and Billous Remittent few th m agninst Mi evil effects of unwholesame water; invigorates the organs ot digestion and STEADIES the ABRYESS 1 Teabs to PROLONG LIFR. DIAL PROPERTIE! Cures Dy aietien Wx ro pial, Bien and d Nervous Headache. General Debtity, Nery De reasion of Spirits, pation. “Gal . Intermittent Fevers re Cramps and spaaus, and alt ¢ coinplatnts of efther herent a the if produced by apoctal causes, genial and restorative in Ea Into the composition of HOSTEITERS TTHRG.. This popular preparation coutalna imerai of any kind; po deadly Votanicnl element; no éxcliant: but is ® combination of the extracts of F baleataic herbs and plante with tie putest god tulldeut of Wl difustve stimulants This well to be forearmed against the Inman system tan be provetod or] tte mnsladies encendered by an unwh mnt y ‘Bit it bas been found Thou. sands who cape the scourge; ter being plied with quising for months fa Tous Alkaloid, are not intra Testored to hoaltn within w fow days by the use of HOSTR’ RS BITTERA ‘The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the appe' restored by this agre torte, and hence It works wonde in cases of Dywpeysia and in ices confirmed forte Acting as a geutie and painless aperient, Upon the liver, It aiso Invariably relieves the cons n superinduoed by irregular action of the digestive and seere Ave organs. Persona of feoble habit, ti of spirits and fim of languo Hef {rom the Bite coms luaive, anid fro ‘The agony of bi jone of the Je rotmen of the « to nervous attacks, lownow Neither removing th them the terrible Irritation by whieh the dis nts of the stoma e reltevin: the inert position to vomit ‘Aba general Unis, HOBTETTER'S BITTERS protuce of fects which inunt be eaperienced OF witheased can be fully appreciated. In cm ness, premature nn oid electric int only safe stimulant, being Sond and Invecnous materials, aad en Uirely free from the acrid elements present more or lows in all the vedinary tonics and stomachies of the day The fnet knwo to physicians that the bass of wants of the pra in fery aloobol, an neticie which no = The ail y admiceing 7 thomn ality of By, wat it ie five var Ald prove de: the tower dant Gired up with corrosive # them dangerous to the wick Under these eiroum 0 ar ali (hemmelves of byectione, ‘wbhan sk owers perwede ail in publi 410 ‘ervea a pre tle cine hes beon a0 universally. amt, I may be truly added, de servediy poplar with the Inteliigent portion of the commu pity a HOATRITER'S HITTER ropare| Uy HOSTETTER & SMITH, Pittaby ‘sold by all Araggiate and family grocers ev pot 128 Broadway. YATI'S (AB nN ae wert & STRENGTH LIFE RALBAM DOUBL mont certa © (or Kheumatian of (he most ertain to cure Berofula old iheum, Liver and Kidney complaints, Dye | disenses arising from great Impurity of the hoes HVAT? S LIVE BALSAM cured Mr street and 21 Clinton maraet, of inflam nd cout, after be Lad been crippled for years, NYATT® LIVE BALAAM Mr. iB. Hol oe were, Oh members street, « rhebad been treated to the Brostway How 2 thong! be inev Emble. HYATI'S LIFE BALSAM cure HK. Chapman, belong. ing 1 Fourth regiment New York Volumwers, ut seve rheumatian of three years duration, efter ail other remedies hand failed. HYATTS LIFE BALSAM curet Willet Jar Hooks street, invaaiyn, of, deep and terrible lea after bis phivsician bad dectded thet amu comary to wave bi 6 . HYATTS LIFE BALSAM je curing thousand these aut Kindred diseases yearly. Lean be cured vy medicine. It dows ury AB’ DOUBLE STRENGTH LIFE BALSAM ta wold only at 266 Grand street Bl per bettie, wis for 6625, Bent B. Kioe, 1 Grove reat | everywhere by express CASEAVILBS, VIBTULA, Ader, Devormitins of the t paportary, SURGICAL Sirieture, Hone ie the Wl Nase aod Face and A boo ta ty Ue DANIELS. Ole, 281 Sith wy teenth airee ADIPS GILT COMBS—NEW STYLES JUST RE 4 od from P be see by OKO. 0. ALLEN 418 Hiatwar, ove door below Uaual suremt one: HIUS MESK—A NOTTLE OF LEA & PRRILINT Bo ice seve (edlepeneable ’ Sionmcls wart. hee Union 04 prictors. «1 ) WEDDING Wrow On CALLEN, yi DIA mAGM PILATE ery on tee Vriee $4 naa tured by ALEXANDER 4 New Youn, April %, 1 IN.4H= Acare for Rerot 1ODINE WATER. % 1ODINE IN Fn WATER re Gonsuinpioe A somasion, Syybsia, ; and Of ita protective qualities in er, are cured by @ | “forse of thia matvellous medicine, Fever aud | ory theomatian | LDS EXTRACT avon. ere AMERICAN KEY EDINA is f aMincaN REMEDIES KEM EDIKS fennican REMEDIES KNOWN AS KNOWN AB GENUINE, pen oan ¢ NE ARATIOAS—VI HEMUIGE PupEARA TORE PANATIO GENUINE PREVARATIONS—VIZ; HELMBOLD'S & ¥ HELMBOLDS EXTKAG af Be rOny,, HELMBOLD'S HXTKACT HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT » HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT + ee ef | EXTRAG’ BARSAPARILLA, HRI HELM 8 EX SAKAAPAKILLAS D's HATMACT BAKS ‘te HELMBOLD'S BeAG ACT APART BAKSAT ALLL, HELMBOLD'S BAMBAPAIILEAL HELMBOLD® IMP; PROVED ROSK WARE, HELM ROL VED KOSE WABI HELMBO! PROVED Ost HEEMBCLDS IMPROVED [tosh HELMUOLD'S IMPROVED ROSE Wasi ORBNUINE TREPARATION, GENUINE reerapagt IN, GENUINE PRK: GENUINE PRE Ahanoy, GENUINE PREVAKATION, “HIGHLY CONCENTRATBD® “HIGHLY CONCENTRATE “HIGHLY OONOENTRATKD* HIGHLY CONCENTRATED “HIGHLY CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND OMPOUN D at Soro uND D EXTRACT BUCH D RXTRAOT BUC it EXIMACT BUCH EATRAGE BCH FLUID EXTRACT BUCK A Poaltive aud Specie Remagy Manner of the Se ARAVEL AND DROPIOAe NGS. healthy nov solonrous dopections, and all uumabural 1" as Welt as pain and inflauination, ap Ml Wonun OW KR CHILDREN, the watery oe ape enenty a are ELMBDLIYS EXTRACT BUCIIU LMBOLDH BXTRACT ROCHU HELMBHOLB’S KX TKACT BUCHU HELMBOLD® EXTRACT RUCHU HELMBOLD‘S EXTRACT BUOBU yor WHAKNESSRS Arising fro excesses, baie of diantpation, eerty Indleare om Or DURE, ATTENDED WITH Tn LOWING SYMPTOMS: Tadinpontion to Baartion, Kos of Power. ‘of Memory, len! Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembilta, Horror of Disease, fu Direness of V Universal 1 Museviar Byxiem, Hot Hand Dey nese of the Skin ‘Thee aymptnna, iC ailewed to go on, witteh this mediciag Anvariably reinaven, noon follow TMFOTENCY, FATUITE, EPILEPTIC FITS in onk of which Ue patient may expire. Who can nay thes Shey are mot frequently followed "by hose “ divefal de- INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION? Many are aware of the cause of their auffering, but none will confess. The resords of the Insane Aaslums aod he melancholy death by consumption bear ample witness to the truth of the assertion. THE CONSTITUTION ONOK QaNnic W AVYECTED WITH O8 KNEbs, rath re requires the ald of jo strengthen and the water, which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT WL variably does, Atrial will convince the most skeptical, FEMALES, PRM ALES LES, OLD OR YOUNG, BINGE WakkeD Om CONTEM. PLATING MARRIAGE, Tn many affections peouilar Ws females the Rateact Bucka ta unequal byany onan remedy, ax in chioresis or reten- tion, irregularity, painfulness, oF suppression evaruations, \ceruted OF schirrous sate of the atertiity, Bee» NO FAMILY BIO Teke no balsam, mercury, or nvleasent medictee for oe pleasant and Ganperons dixensnn, THA an vs an acd ev SKORET DIRBABES Tn all Uhetr stages; a: ule expense; litieor eo cuenes te diet; po incouventence AND NO EXPORURR, and gives strength to U rinete, < preventing abd curing Murte UT beh « “Extuagr iS EX ze nent ie t of alone’ Oh DisbAnkb AND Wouw t ‘ot Th who Ha And who have AVERY to be cured | time, have foun red, and that the “fotena’® teen dried up te form, fe APrene emai BRRSER HELM BOLD! + " Lune Ds HEL. MBOLD S For ail adertion THE U RINARY OROANS, whether existing in ale. ‘rom whatever cause he matter STANDING, wire the ald of » Diuretic. Diseases of those On HELM BOLT aAcT Buy HELM BOLL War t MELM BOLD mact B TELM BOLD KAOT BLOCKY RACT ROCHU AT DIURETIC and It ls certain & © desired ellect in all dieeasee for which It ls recom BLOOD REDO: BLOOD BLOOD) BLOOD Reimbola’s igh y Concentraved Compound ViLID BAtRACT MARMAPARI PLUID EXT FLUID EXT FLUID T ¥LUL r ia purities the thood in, rm Pi Hoeimbotl « Kxtract Barearar scaly erupt eens and removes ail ot (hen any KORE WASTE & hosk Waal HEEMBOLIPR KORE WAH HELMEOLDS ROKK WARIL HELMBOLU'® KORE Wasi An ssorlient 1 aod ae { the most responsible and reliable character ny the tedintines CRETIFICATE® OF CURRA, ty yearw standing, wth pames knows to from eight to tw: are Diepensatory of the in works on the Prectom made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYMCE, mate by De BPITKAIM HeDOW ELL. «ee the Comiage ot are econ of the sty WRAJA- rere tract Beebe 1) per cole or nts for 8 t Karesparilie LO) per bettie or etc tr 60 i Home Wash ) per betine on ats for 2 ‘- $12, whi rere) Nireetione « 2 in al) common APVIDAYIT Personally aopearet bef of the ony @ Fuvatewnis, HT lew - y+rore doth way Rie preparstions coma ed sad ee a HT HELM POLD. /Sovem a0. 5 + Rane, Petia PHYSICIAN 18 ATTEND ANCH FROM BAM TO 8PM. P Ol ren barrie, om Bik FOR Ob Ii wi be Gelivered Uo any address, wrmurely packet from oo LY a ut Weim BOLD. Ceew repot 106 teste Tenth eure’, alarer Oh BEWARE OF COUNTERFRCYRES AND UN! VLED DRALB IG, yin OWN® 4ey a by 80 Oruggiete every e bere j ant te Foe WELMROLY STARE #0 ora at | BOLE TAKE 8 Bt ae Fe roR Lnokesotanh ia Out oat the atrers ot ont fore AND ATOD | Postrion ASD EXPOsURR