Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1865, Page 2

-_ oe , ' - - = = , made and debts contracted for the preserv: Moen Thomperon, Nath: rT | TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. W tion of the U: “Ht was referred tos commit- Ronuns ‘Was admitted to the bar ont a E NS) i] —-- = 1»... 4 J tee of seven members. Stee aan Bh pgm LL. tegen a Pes — oe H die - 0. FF. iot introde jeclarin, 0 or three indictme: r false iy ‘W. B. WALLACH, Editor and Proprietor. From Kentucky and: Te ne Hanwoxx LODGE. No. 9. 1. 0. 0. F take the bean of ee sk a rates with regard onment, and one for Tobbery, Erowing ‘eat’ tr if eh os reareattaon Toviev iL LR pet pee ois | ae i Egy al nate eae 0 | to tthe States recently im rebellion: and it was | his arrest of Mr. and Mrs. Jovepe R. Codd, » j Trilla Kerry was capfurec yesterday sd referred to the select committee of fifteen mem- . in conrt with Messrs. Stanton age WASHINGTON CITY: | Bloomfield, and will be brought here toeday. ANNUAL LEVEE AND BALL 4 O'CLOCK P. M. rat termehle, his couneel, and the cases woe MONDAY.......... DECEMBER 11, 1865. 0 The Nashville Bonwr contains an account of Gecadin tas aa Mr. Schenck introduced a joint resolution | filed for Monday, Jnowary Sth. = | a party of guerrillas conniny pcpreamuont . Le . ni? againet the attempt to éstablish a monarchy in Mr. W. Y. Fendall desired to call the Stien. upon the residents of Laveecey 2eage ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, NAVY YARD, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Mexico, and requesting the President to iake | tion of the Gourt and the District Attorney S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. | jciding the town an hour. They were finally | HURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 14,1865. WASHINGTOR, December 11, 1965 such steps as will vindicate the American pol- | the case of John F. Lasby. charged with rap. Ske OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE gj<persed by the military. The popularity of the entertaininents of thiskind | Jay Wooke & Oo. furnish the following quo- | icy and protect the honor and interests of the inst whom An indictment was found ar ty. GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATT. | Mew Steck Banke an given by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. is | cations of Govérmment securities: United States. It was referred to the commit- ho He said a — Was ey). = | ew Yerk Banks. a sufficient guarantee that ;-ood order will prevail, tee on Foreign Affairs. stantially included in that of marder, on whica REORGANIZATION OF THE CAVALRY. | N&w York, Dee. 11.—Bank Statement—De- | ano everything will be conducted in a manner a3 U.S. 6's Vew TEBL cace. Mr. Julian introunced a bill to extend the | he hed been tried And acqaitted. Gen. Price, of the Cayalry Burean, has sub- crease in loans, $1,350,000; increase in =pecie, — Gis sebetation gained by former enter- | (y's Five ties, 1562 ory | THcht of aenrace oe of eae Bp I 7 aceon eet. bond he . . fy ve ‘4 ry 2950,. faipme of i. o oe. “ + tu m1 - © into . a mitted a proposition for the thorough Feorgan- | 201i ea a Ueposits, S84 | anim Louie Weber's eelébrhted Qua‘ri!l ¢ Baed Ey ree reneen MOF nose OK 1 BO Scroncame ch Tee ee fA tae Goveremént great trouble nea a ization of the cavalry arm, which has received . BS 3p 9 HL Leone ape Ty prone rma sg coment yet ty us. 7. i 91% Several amendments to the Constitution of mse, and he did not think it policy tor me the written approval of Major Gens. Sheridan, _Arrival ef Gunboats at Rie. ee Ree : asesee WT. Sherman, J. H. Wilson, J. M. Schotield, | One-year Certificates—1 ever given by Harmeny ze. wrw ¥ Siac’ TICKETS $1, a ‘mitting a gentleman and ladies. is . ‘ Eli 1 .J.N.Pal- | | New Yorx, Dec. 11.—The gunboats Niack poliase , auers Drwara te eelary Up ia, T. and Juniata arrived at Rio Janeiro on the #th a Sag CoM. OF ARRANGEMENTS. Con 107 %.Five Tw avrg 973 | the United States were introduced. vernment to prosecute it further, hy 7% Mr. Jenckes introduced & bill to establish a | therefore, moved to enter a nellr pros. uniform system of Bankruptcy. It was refer- Judge Fisher.—Do yen propose to enter 4 S02, 102%; Five | red to the Select Committee on the subject. nolie pros ? 4 ‘ at tan tem. | Of October. Twenties, 1964, 99%; Five Twenties, 1: 99 65 . Patt n introduced @ bill to re) cer- to! —Yes, sir. J, Weed apd W. J: Palmer. The pian contem- | FEST GRAND BALL OF 0 MAHONRY CIR: | Ten Forties, 91; Certificates, 97}; Gold, 184%." | ,aMi,, Patterson introduced bill to repeal cer- ore rl pater received & cars instruc: Balti J be a lpaad Ww ones Tate wie eee ee lumbia, and for other pu ; which was re. | tered. Sse sy caceres ass cart Tas | seston erat tarpanes same see” Seatauiine CENTAIFOOAL ORCENTRIPETAL. | fat be Commie re D/P CS | Tit ne regatta awe es so forcerconsieting Of the recraiting regiments, | ela white at 6Ua°s cents: sales 13,000 bushels vel- ©DD FELLOWS’ HALL, Navy Yerd, The question of the consolidation of the cittes }. “Ate Wentworth introduced bill to prevent | Judge "Waites the Gearse er he ee shail be kept dismounted, with only a suf. | low at 76a78 cents. Clover seeds, 89.02. (hats of Georgetown and Washington and the coun- | the spread of foreign diseases among :he caitie | iitte Octain Rowen ne the with OF heen Scient number of horses for instraction inequi- ars Be OS eee nominal. MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 18, 1855. ty has been lately revived, and considerable | of toe United, Sates, Ar ee niga = bee. 1864, and the District A y culated « tation; that the regiments shall rotate in being sky heavy 2. The Committee pledge themselves to make this | has beem said pro and con. The proposition | importation > a pret case of rape growing ow f ted: that after a regiment has been | 4 = { the Treasury to make the necessary reguia- | same transaction. Thi of the Dutrie: ‘hereushiy instructed mounted aud sent to the New York Marke one of the most agreeable of the season. has taken a variety of forms, some advocating | 0! (BX e power field, 1t shall not ree any fecruits until re- | = Nw York, Dec. 1L— led to the place of rendezvous. By this | gull. Wheat declined la? ps there will be no troops in the field but | Reef steady. Pork fiirm. eflicient. a i DISTINCTION OF COLOR IN THE PISTRICT. tions for that purpose. Attorney to enter a nolle pros. without the con. Committee of Arrangements.—J. O'Meara, M.D | the consolidation of the three places under a | ‘Mir Van Haru, bf Mo. offered a resolution, | sent of tue cours Was disputed by Judge W ylic territorial governor, and with a territorial | making an earnest declaration against the mo- | and several days were spent by the counselin | Becker} Meckey, 2 Bes, Me Molermk; F. a eaten Clagiead eid GckMbiating tata chs narchical designs in Mexico, and instructing | discussing this pointer) ' the Committee on Foreign Affairs to inquire J. Frank McKusick, an applicant for admis ® consummation would be a sovereign remedy | what measures and means are necessary on the | sion to the bar, baying Ay examined » OYS! TOYS! TOYS! pollens for all the ills that District flesh is heir to, part of the United States to restore to the Mexi- Messrs. Carrington and Thompson, was, o: Mr. F of New } this —_ THE TWENTIETH ANRUAL LEVEE Among thinking citizens, however, this plan | can people their right of republican govern- ation 6s in taser. samaed dopractice. morning introdaced in the Hou peal. ‘The undersiened has a large collection of of tl has few advocates. Aside from the tax upon | ment. ; r MAS . 0 5% « ») b a Fr he previous question not having been sec- | tonwaita uisition of the Governor of Mar Pnb S) E re whlch rake, Sny clstenction) ox | noite NEW ANCY ARTICLES, eas ee . MEN. > ee || the People to support such a government, it is quid. the rpacbecion goes over under the rule. land by Juche Thompson on the 2ist of © acconnt of color in the District of Columbiw | suitalle for Christmas psorcne for sale cheaper | Will take place on foreseen that under such an organization the Mr. Wilson, of lows, introduced a bill pro- | tober, on the charge of the larceny of & Wate, end prohibiting the corporate authorities of | then cleewhere in the Dictrict E MENGER. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11TH, 1865. District would haye eyen less voice in Con- | viding for filling juries in the Distriet of Co- | from Mrs. Blair, of Montgomery county, wa Washington and Georgetown, and the Levy No. 56 Hight street, nect ireidee at On which occasion the Great War Dance will be | sressthan now. Weare now represented in | lumbia. He said that no court could be held | ordered to be discharged, no requisition hay. Court of the County of W ington, from de Tow" me : Georgeto given, in which Captain Smith, } ng, Powhatan, 5 - in the District until the bill became a law. It | ing been received for him. €oncting or executing any law that does not eee ~ a and Pocahontas and her sister will all appear in | Congress by a District committee in each was passed. aflwct persons of whatever race or color in all | D()() BOXES {GALSD HERRING. fult Indian costume. no 18t2aw3w_ | House, who can more certainly obtain the ear | “7,2 Speaker announced the Standing Com- Affairs in Georgetown. respects alixe, The bill is alco made toapplyto | “""™ jeverrcis ORANGES. - of Congress, and influence legislation, than that | mutes, as follows: tm of Ex-President | CANAL Arrived Boats Flodoardo, win the Territories. Any officer whe s attemp: 25 ela C RIES. . mmittee on the Death o: -Presi m: Cruncher, wit to execute a Inw iaking distinctions on ae- Fo hatrels Ruin Baga TURNIPS, LOST AND FOUND. PEE eke anak La ae ce | LinsotaEtihe fc Wiahvarn, ebaleean: 374 per coe eye pide ym Retro Ahn connt of color, M be adjudged guilty of a Jnst received per steamers Gilson and Greene. TAKEN UP ESTRAY, last night. near the Cap- status or the slightest influence, a territorial | Bisine, J. W. Patterson, J.S. Morrill, N ona x t et; and seven boats with con misdemeanor. and shall be fined not less og ONO. W. LUMSDEN, ee acark bay HORSE, with bridic and head | delegate. Under the style of appointment | Banks’ T. A. Jenckes, HUG Deming, J conieana acess Ey Co. 549.12 tons: Jan than five hundred dots and be im- R B.—200 bartels Wow Tork mecionn neha p- | stall. The owner will apply at No. 434 isthatreet, | m vogue, the officials appointed to govern | Griswold, EK. V. Wright, Thaddeus Ste- | Reneban, 110.0 tons; New Hope Oo. lls ton Eire than twelve monihe, "The bill was ge, | Blesdne per steamer Friton. AoW | OF ATA Mi strevt, Island WEETRRFIELD, | the District would almost certainly bestrangers, | Yens. J. A. Nicholson, J. 1. Thomas, R.C. | There are twelve boats nt the Aqueduct mom erred to the Committee on the Di f city RAILROAD BONDS. : : Schenck, G. S. Sharklin, G.S. Orth, J. W. to the office. Departed—The Jon : oes STRAYED OR STOLEN A fight grey HORSE, ing Rot the slightest sympathy with thepeo- | McClurg, FO. Beaman, "J. A. Kasson. J.C. Sectca Geechee cargo to dam No i Columbia _ ee We have fer sale at 95 §10,00 mortgace bonds of | * blind in left eye. a red spot on left shonider: | ple of the District, or knowledge of their wants. Sloan, w. Higby, Ww. Winslow, J.H. D. Hen- | and four boats light. = the Waelington and Georgetown Bailrow! Com- | black mane. A handsome reward will be given if | Other plans for District government by ap- | derson, S. Clarke, K. V. Whaley. fi Fiovr anv GRAIN MARKET.—Flour—Then natin seep pany in coupen bonds of $540 each Saree to B08 2eth ekroat, betwen eet. | cintnent are Sree mute impracticable or ob- | ,, Commerce—E. os fe dacaensccntnag merece = is no ch: in the list of prices since Satur | MEaed duly et ineach year yatie January OST—On the 3 instant-ip The city of Washing. | Jectionable, contemplating making the people | f°%rhomar, Fgriesion T° i ompurey.” "| 287, Demand limited to supply of he city ef February next all the names in the box for | Bung secured by the first and only mortgage on | 44;%0% “abd‘rectipts and sic hondred dollars in | Of ie District mere voiceless machines, with- | ‘Military ‘A RC. Schenck, chairman; | Ardinger from Williamsport, and the Et shall be drawn out by the courts of the | the Kailroad. they offer «desirable form of inweat- | Virginia money. A liberal reward will be paid for | OUt Votes or representation, and haying no kgm Fee pvr eratane ingham, Ancona, | from Soa with flour. The sales have t of Columbia, without obia round rent of deel of trust. | the return of the same to JOS. HAMLIN, Bank | other right of citizenship left than the inalien- etcham, ine, Sitgreaves. not transpired. Grain—in fair demand. Ty, art may order the U.S. cdl ey Will be a me it purchasers. Be: ral ? street, ne: Wi % Naval Aifairs—A. Rice, chairman; (ris wold, ‘arrived this mor: po weg The fm be sold in een — co. metas mae sarees ar Bank of Washington, | apie right to pay taxes. Nor is it thought that Pike, Kelley, Brandegee, Eldridge, Phelps. boat Sajlie Billmyer n SS ig | - Ry x 7 acargoof wheat, from Shepherdst wa. pen tor grand juro: —-- SpeS SPE npn oan Een peal ! § fc if ¥ a. _ te nd j pessanleediryellanad 497 SEVENTH STREET. 427 de JERE. DYER the heretofore action of Congress in regard to | Darling, LeBion: 5 ‘This bill was y Tit ri v CH istri “6 Foreign Affairs—N. P. Banks, chairman: | t 950, —te ont tac egon lig drmicherpiont ti tag With ests Cand MRCOG oe aa rece eee ei maneni a was already re- |} eeoeea Gat Wit cinaal Die ee . ——y. ig ae P urt Inet week to secure & jury tor the De- HOOP SKIRTS! $10 Rider nets Trinkets attached, w* | sponsible, has given any cause for believing isteous Beweil. ‘Cullom, Winfield. $4 per barrel; shelled yellow, 80 cents; war eember term. c 85 to 55 cents per bushel. ' Church. ‘The number of the watch ie 1.21; | that it would, if wholly charged with our af- District of Columbia—E. C. Ingersoll of Lil., a = t : - ca, |All im waut of HOOP SKIRTS should, before | insker, Charles Jacub.. The avave reward will be | faire, do better by us than we have done for | choiict of Columbia —E. C. Ingersoll of 11. Rs a Af er peng POLED OF EXAMINING SURGEONS. purcha sewhere, convince themselves that | Bud fo, any person, who will leave the sam® at | Gurselyes. The manner in which Uongress | Baldwin of Mass., McCullough of Md. Colt of % ssioner of Pen- ‘s, or at my residence, No. 200 I street. + ~ _ | 2fe quoted at $13.50, and retail $14.50 per lw wigs Baa eppetaied the nnenaner ot Fee | x0 lacgest and heat smortment of HOOP BKIBTS | “SETS MORRIS S.MILLER. | has neglected the avenues of the city under its | Wis. Walker of Ohio, Murcur of Pa, Shank- | hounds. ms — - mt land ot Ky. . * kept, and sok a tol ston, by YAKEN UP ASTRAY. en the sth inst double | exclusive control, while the city has inaugu- i —Wi . 3 — = * voerd for the examination of applicant= for | '* K*Pt snd sold at very reasonable rates, by Tava sana WAGON, "rhe cence wilt oles 4d 7 ge- | Judiciary Wilson of Lows, chairman; Bout ANTED IMMEDIATELY— BOARD for s pensions :—H. in Frankfort, Ky: J. H. B. SILVERBERG, come forward, prove property, pay charges, and rated & general system of first class paying: | well, F. Thomas o' +» Williams, Wood man and his wite in boarding house or tipley, Massena, N. Y.; Wm. H. T | 427 7th street, between G and H. take them away MARTIN LAUXMAN: the manner in which the miserable Govern. | bridge, Morris, Rogers, Lawrence. Cook. ainferd, C Alonze Chur \ ie 9 le : “ family. with dinuer as early ax 4 0'clock north Capitol st., bet. Gand Hf. 3 mentally managed hydrants have flooded | _Ways and Means.—Justia S. Morrill chair- ere f meieee | rag hnty sie A oy = % two days Doctor D. $25 REWARD—Lost.on F or K sts., between | Pennsylvania ayenue for & twelve-month; the 4 for Star ¥.: and T. MF man, Hooker, Brooks, Garfield, Wentworth, a deli vs 9th and Sth seen in Wesley Cha iuizean, Home, NY. Separate Room for Skirts, ded - OKANGE AND ALEXANDRIA Conkling, Moorhead, Allison, Hogan. he | Governmental quagmires in Virginia ayenue, | Appropriations.—Thaddeus Stevens, chair- ANTED—A SITOATION as Gents’ Diamond CLUS" + containing ~ tchma: bartender in « hotel, "| ai ee ee eh citer: pid for the return | a street leading direct from the upper Depart- | man, H. Raymond, Blow, Kasson, Voorhees, private ablentonte tie beta = of the same to 8S. B. C, i PREMATURE. | | The statement made in this morning's uews- who 1 business, ao RIST, Treasurer's Office, ee Farnsworth, Spaulding, Higby, Wright. is faithful and trastworthy. A line to J. BH. “pers of the promotion of General J. H. Mar- | tHROUGH BY RATL FR Treasury Department, __de9-2t* "| ments to the Navy Yard; the woe-begone look | Stone” i Le Dagon at Kase ensirman, | ii Office, will be promptly attended to. it Undale, formerly Military Governor of this | AND ALEXANDRIA T E 18 HERESY GIVEN THAT CER- | of Marylend avenue, (radiating directly from | Scofield, Upson, Marshall, Paine, Shellabar- FOE BENT—Farnished MOUSE, No. 367 i <ty, to Brevet Major General, is premature, | Nb LYNCH IFICATES or TAX SALE for Lot 22 {n | the Capitol riverward, and the most conspic- | ger, McClurg, Radford. € street, between Lith and 12th north, (Price ga we apprehe | a eertt z 5 a for Lot i ced 5, ae & % OMB Mb on apprehend. | ,-00,and after TCESDAY, December 12, 1i8, pas- | ti and improvermenio: Brace ay sll for face, | Uons strest in Washington,) filled with rats, | _ Banking Hooper of Mass, Galton of Pal | Waeiiady ee tte he _ dete T. | sense screen = road will ram daily (Sunday Mi yt: 1864. have been lost. and that application | mudholes, piles of railroad ties, old railroad Buckland of Ohie, Harding of Ky., Lynch of SALE—A four story BRICK HOUSE, 5 returned this | ©X*°Ptd? as follows: ae Ta ec ee Ee iron, governmental railroad shanties, &c., &c.; | Me. Defrees of Ind., Randall of Pa, Hubbard | Ef Sten ie Taree cco eek BO loctiies ‘ his South tour, and called | Leave Washington at 70a. m = ee eae the manner in which Congress has failed year | ot West Va. Pessession given at short netice. For particulars yen the Prosi sere twurs Andcailed | Leave Alexandtin at 7: a, m. &2() REWARD —Stoten ny 2 Pacific Railroad—Price of Iowa, chairman, | sddress, giving name and residence, B. en the President. Leave Gordonsville at 12:48 p.m Dae XT night oi the 24th of November last, a sorrel | After year to provide for paving in front ot de- Stevens of Pa., Donelly of Minn. Ames of | 3.atthis office. | Gopnecting with Virginia Central road to Rich- | WORSE. fifteen hands high, {nite cbaveteeat, | Partmental buildings, and the fact that this | S7¢TC™}, 00 Fay pore oe teh ohare A SX Boom BRICK Mrp.—It the Chronicle did not | Mend and Staunton direet Ep, te she snklo, loft hind foot’ white above thean. | cused Uorporation has had to advance the of Kansas, Henderson of Oregon. and LEASE FOR SALE LOW, |. 1 Arrive at Riehmond at .m. kle, branded U. 8. and The above reward will nite so jaundic meye vponour | Arrive at L: be given to any person. who will return the said | money to the Commissioner of Public Bnild- Claims—Delano of Ohio, chairman, Hotch- | ¢#*t of City Hall, a few moments walk fro: it { age hy ta ‘ the corner of New Jersey avenue and B st. S kiss of N. ¥., Washburne of Mass.. Sloan of | $0! or Post Office. Possession given icumediste\y people i: would hardly Jay all the ti i be nek: ings to dosuch work; the manner in which is - * = For epguirest 0. KR. DELPHY «0. > F Washington mud upon the «City || Leave k a.m. pe enareetons wt BP. VISRBUCHEN. | Congress has failed to provide for the repair of Fy ee tte eos Saar Furniture Store, Mo, $76 7th at., bet. Md sv a0, It is precisely the streets that are Leave Gordonsville at 12°20 p.m. I 0G LOST—A white SETTER DOG. with liver, | the Long Bridge, and the fact that this much Public Lands—Julian of Ind., Dri oa ae of SOR RENT_A dashalle BRICR Dee controlled by the City Father, Four-and-a-half | Arrive at Alexandria at 4:00 >. m G;lor spot on one side. liver col wrears and part | abused Corporation has had to advance the | Mich., Glossbreimer of Pa. Donnelly of Minn, ety yt i Beene te ~ saa | Arrive at Washington at 5: p. 1 of tail. with chain collaron. Answers to the name Eckley of Ohio, Holmes of N. Y., McRuer of | avene containing 10 rooms, with all the mos. treet, Sixth street, E street, F street, etc. - Connecting with trains for all p of “Cor.”” A liberal reward Will be paid for his re- money to the Commissioner of the Public Cal., Anderson of Mo., Taber of N.Y. a hoe te cacgite anor lecuteati ae that baye been redecmed from the dominion of | and Weal. grain le tyes gee | F Mts between 9th and th egg, | Buildings to do such repairs; the similar man- | “4}» Anderson of Mo. Ts Mass, Farquhar of | DEAINE. corner Sth aud @ urrects nent te Fant Mud, and it is precisely the sirvets (avenues) | L031 frelaht train leave et algo pes N AWAY FROM SUBSCRIBER, on Wea. | "Tin which Congress has failed to make ap- | ind., Finck of Ohio, McRuer of Cal. Ferry of | Presbyterian Church. ir: shat Congrves controls where Mud'retens su- | , Leaves Gordonsville at 6 8. m.,end arrives at] FL 4" AWAY FROM SURSCCRIBER. on Wed- |. cichsons sor the repair of its own avenue Mich, Johnson of Pa. Kuykendall of Jil, D. | (BEAT CLOSING OUT SALE Brida Bitte hence Semper Bs abuse | yivough freizht tral leaves Atexandria at ous | S#carand's small knot on fett front leg. neat the | crossings, and for which this much abused Cor. | Hubbard, jr, of N. ¥., Kelso of Mo. - With a little justice | Ledtteg GMd ative: at Lynchburg at 6:10pm. | Winfic gives fer ane nt eathon Ao iberal reward | oration has bad toad vance the money, coupled NES 8 BC eee wot Wie jan | JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVER Wake Re aE Fae | Kiemesde crease, af 2:45 a. m., and arrives at U.H. RIDENOUR, Confe-tioner with the fact that Congress year after year has | Thomas, jr. of Md., Wilson of Pa. \an Horn 302 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS. ee — sega Pa c rake ncaa | | Express freight te de 8-3t* ines a het. Sth amd 04 failed to make good the monies advanced on | N- 5 ree Ohio, Trowbridg® of Mich. The mubecriber, bavi told out™hle Store of 2 ogitatin ¢ to ic @ “Old | m..and arrives at Ly ' toler from the oa is rim’ . , balance = ms Man of the Ses,” Thad. Stevens, from the | Lyrehhorg at 2:19 p.m. living ‘near Chitarne Datrack on pla aivnunr as aires. Public, Expenditures—Hulburd of N- X.| Asmostef the Goods being Bought at gold pm, Ways and Means Committee. Thin route has the s@vastige ever all others of ‘and tall: sbont 15 Fee ore On Oe ins of | Tamar. i; about 15 hande high; Sor9 years | ; i aide q X.Y. Z continuous rail from New York to Lynoh- | ol: branded U_8.- with the letters on the right | “2¢ % few of the items going to discourage the | N. H., Jones of N. ¥., Smith of Ky., Warren of gos = See eh be : - ‘ 87 Patrons having Watches and Jewelry st uy Prxsoxt.—Sam Wilkeson, of the New York | bargei03 miles Bide of neck Will give a reward of $28 for there: | iden that the eity will fare better in the hands | Ci, Pianta of Ohio, Nicholson of Del. | score for repatrs, will please call Delore tiets Tribune, ic engaged m organizing an Industrial | ¢/ a aE atrtas on Ee Honaseas. Beis covers Of the hore. _(des-3t"] JOHN LITTLE. | of Congress than under its own control. kiss of N ¥., Baker of Ill, Hayes of Ohio, 7 Seow Caos, Iron Safe, Regulator, and Mirror League in fayor of Protection to Home Indns- | and Gordons ie, re many of thein Sete ese sce eee on; | he Sarre propos dow ef eee that as Goodyear of N. Y., Noell of" 0. Boutwell of | for sale cheap: : "dente try, on the model ef the great English Ant tes were foocht. Beek ed ae 3 | meet with any gene: vor is that proposi Mass., Woodbridge of Vt., Kerr of Ind. F\EPABTMEN?T OF METROPOLITAN Corn League. |<< Roser A. Pryor is now | giicice canbe, rotared tm Adaase’ Brpress | F'eirecc, betercen llth nee lite etree kas oon | fo consolidate Georectoen, Washington and | | Manufactures—Moorhead of Pa, Ames of | [)EPABTMENT OF METROPOLITAN Po pene glee 4 na Beth Soa! ree :s i > ness | Fon } Depot, ip Washington: also, at the Depot on | "turning said dog will be kindly thanked. no 29-tf the county into one municipality, electing its Mass., Bundy of Onio, Trimble of Ky., Hale of Office of Superintendent, 493 Wh strea: wre, 3 E dat the if Gth ES N. Y., Harding of LIL, Sawyer of Wis., Hub- Washington, December Ii'h, 188. Wound rece ved when he jumped throuzh the | ard Penussivanta’ avetties ondon Rahonet Henke BOARDING. | CR2 municipal officers. The example of Phil- | yard oi W. Va, Hubbell of NY ~ ° 5 By an ordinance of the Gorporation of Washing Stute Honse win during the | | Trains teave from the corner of lst and C streets, adelphia and other cities has been cited to show Agriculiure.—Bidwell of Cal. Grinnell of ved February 27th, 1865, it is made the “Buckshot War,” which can't be n when he | Washincton. W. H. McCAFFERTY, has his pants on Iowa, Stillweil of ind., Baxter of Vt., Ritter of | 4uty of tenants or oceupants of buildings or 1 Senor Romero, the gncral Superintendent. | FIRST CLASS BOARD. by. the day, week. or | Ne Advantages of such consolidation, and Mexican Minister, yester - . proved lots bordering on any street, open spact. or : Ky., Trowbridge of Mich., Hubbell of Ohio, vats cn te Can clte bee tun pee i J M. BROADUB, General Ticket Agent, month, can be obtained at 371 Penna, avenue, | Any have been favorably impressed with the . Be _Y. Shae ja the city, where “ grilee trous Wenice othe chert at ie eel xandria, Dec, 11, 1835. ~_ de Mtl" | opposite Natioual Hotel. de 11-3’ | proposition, But we learn that the recent | /*Wrence of Pa.. Bergen of N. ¥ footway or si@ewalk, to bave the snow remord - : —— a die deieae Indian Affairs.—Windom ot Minn., McIndoe | therefrom within four rs after it shall cos ‘were retrenting from Chihuabua upon Vera | B IDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS, BO- (HERE R FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN BE | hostile legislation towards the District, initi- | of Wis., Dennison of Pa., Hubbard of lowa, | falling, if in the day time, and if in the night Ux. €ruz. +++ The Washington agent for the | quets. and Crosses preserved in natural form. accommodated with Room and Board and afew | ated in Congress by Senators Sumner and | Clarke of Kansas, Henderson cf Oregon, Hart | before nine o'elock the succeeding forenovn, wate Associated Press telegraphs all over the coun- | Also, Wax Flowers made to order, and instraction | Table Bc arders also at 394 lth street, between K ¥ tN. ¥., Ross of ill., Van Horn of Mo. certain penalties. “i at “The Washington z ; cn | Riven, by Mrs. FRIES, late of Boston. 247 Ver- | aud Massachusetts avenue, de 11-3t* Wade and others, has caused a thorough | © Y., TA eee yoy i iw eae Renesas Frc der then ty Bp sab j Mentavenne. between Kand Lb de 9-Im* (COMFORTABLE BOOMS AND BOARD CAN | chance of sentiment in Georgetown and the Militia —Sm + * made safe ir Bere of Congress iree passes over the route. | QUPERIOR PIANOS FOR SALR AND RENT, be obtained for Indies or ‘This is r ae * and convenient by removing the i= mn reasol movement has been organized land of Ohio, Hale of N. Y., Noell of Mo., Far- § therefrom, er covering it with sand or ft th ° a s ee Ca able terms. Corner 2d and born frat real county, sad & mov at Ore in | quhar ot Ind, Phelps of Md., Terry of Mich., Ww toade by W Knahe & € ARLOR ORGAN ween Mth and 2 tier of policy on t Trperation rather than of gene Svidently the Agent for the Asso s ~ > 7 f prop’ it from Pennsylvania avenue. de ii im* Georgetown of a centrifugal rather than a | Bo: er of Pa. comes the duty ef owners or agents o! No. 267 G| Din On CAN OBTAIN | cevtripetal character. It is now proposed by ‘erritories—Ashley of Ohio, Beaman of | attend to this matter MECHA } ta t a s Mieh.. J. H. Rice of Me., Grider of Ky., Mar- | | The provisions of the above named act. wi Prees hesn't a pass, “hence these tears.” BENJ. KEISS. Professor of Music, 7 eae is = song family. i he the people of Georgetown to separate wholly | Vin of N.Y, Strauss of Pa., Hill of Ind., Moul- strictly enforced. A. pees es krows well enough that members ot Congr = ~ 2 from Washington, and seek retrocession to ton of Il., Starr of N. J. — — baye always had free rall the st | iH OLIDAY Goods. on ; x 7 Aaa i VTL E Re, Ain j soe K 0 NOCHE whens suis ot, so cet Maryland, in view of the possibility of the Reyolutionary posses etnies of bok B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. | JEWELRY, References required. ‘ deg-at* | passage by Congress of negro enffrage and | Price of Iowa, Boyer of Pa., codyear of N. | FANOY GOODS. STOCK OF MILLINERY } Y., Upson of Mich., Brandegee of Ct, Wash. ; SHING Goobs j ane SILVERWARE, GALaMES ar FIND BOOMS AND | "ezro juror bills, coupled with such penalties burn ‘of Mass., Welker of Obio, Holmes of S00ns. ae GENT CTA BGO RICH PARIS FANCY Coops. od Te eat fo. 287 E street. between Mth | for the rejection of negro votes as visiting upon | N.Y. We commence this Ic avi 5 reg b aoe - bs WEDNESDAT. 1th Instat 20 o'clock « m, ruing opening our goods | Terni moderate. otk below Willard s evel. | the ogending parties imprisonment for thirty | invalid Pensions—Perham of Me., Sulwell | » 02, EDNES Nth rect, between Wine Su for the PSENeH 466 | dye on bread and water, as provided by Sen- | Of Ind.. Taylor of N- X.. Driggs of Mick. Van | Ho. 261, 1a the Northern Libertion. copeistiacs +It is reported WATCHES, ler is preparing a reply to eral Grant's report whi eneral Le have arrived at Lexington, Vir- and taken up their residence on Col- wil. +--- Professor Melchior, of Mont- ROOMS, WITH BOARD—A HOLIDAY TRADE Tam - X- wrence of Pa., Sawyer of . r Vt, who was about to marry an heiress . FE street, and within a few yards of the General | ator Wade's humane bill. The indications are, wa Ss Siocon, Harding of K tite Gloves, Netts, ‘s Undershirts, Half Hor of that cliy, was List welt mobbed by the dis- | (bracing eversthing mew and clorant in our ting, | Pos! Oflice and Patent Ofice buildings, | Tsrm# | therefore, that Georgetown and the county | “oats gad Canale Beaman of Mich., Van Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &c., tc. sh . nd pie Foam . Oe cer ee Ey — ars. ‘3 3 {ng suit for dasaages Is anticipatcd.s--r Aired | == omer Jeweters, | P25 PSS 2 ROME Lape abear nage PRS Sine to alte thats Sectunas wo ome | Horn ot Ke Ya Somers Leet ie | dona gudkiy's Wittiius, sen J. Keenan, disappointed an Jove aifairs, sind 354 Pennsylvania arene, shat, toy at TE3 O etsctwo see retrocession to Maryland of ST Power | Sitter of Pa., Defrees of Ind, Finck of Ohio. BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Ketrina Bork, charged with theft, committed | _ de 9-ft_near Metropolitan (late Brown's) Hotel. 1 one from pines crete dane Patents—Jenckes of R. 1, Myers of Pa, — suicide in New York on Friday. "+++ Col. E Gq ‘O THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON, SEVERAL GENTLEME SEY? aU Ene ORA GENTLEMAN So far, however, as the hostile legislation | Chanler of N. Y., J. H, Hubbard of Conn. | TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS BY Pr8 x pleasant ROOM and good | *bove mentioned as threatened is concerned, | Bromwell of lil. LIC AUCTION m- ® Santord, of the American Telegraph © pany. is in town, much improved in health | ~The ASSESSORS of the different Wards will meet | BOARDING in @ Pennsylvania family. ot Nee a we believe such fears may be dismissed. We| Public Buildings and Grounds—J. H. Rice | JOR FRIDAY the lsth instant so tote ate. sicce bis last visit, three months since. «+++ Dr. | at the following places from 10 o'clock a.m. te 3] Maryland avenue, near 4}; street. A few Ta know that many membe hy 7 of Maine, Starr ot N. J., S. F.Wilson of Pa., Le in subdi visi: Square No. 429. situated oa» Mehailey, Reading Clerk of the House of Rep- | o-vlock p m.. from the 15th to the Siat December im- | Boarders accommodated. det-im* 0 very y members have, since | Biond of Ohio, Latham of West Va. pny pop foie Sy RF cesentatives, who has been seriously ill with | clusive, to correct and pee the Lames of those ‘00D TABLE BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED | ‘2¢it 8rrival here, expressed the kindest feeling Kevisal and Unfinished Business—Scofield ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in four, eightaat yvreumonia, is gradually recovering. ont “ fom the einted poll iets Peenth-ssonms G with or withent rooms, No. 24 Misseuri ave., | ©wards the people of the District. They note ~ eae beef iddate yn! Of Ohio, | twelve months, secured by deed of trast ov = = = = . between 4! 6th sti 6 i ice of Mass., Pomero; . ¥. 2 We frel able to say with confidence that | “Coat Ward-cGenree W. Harkness, H street, be. | between int and Meter eet or Ot O48 Pa, avenue, Wings nscahon amananaes ceenimProve- | *iiesge—Anderson of Mo. Marsion of N.H., | Ail conveyancing and revenue stainps at oat o Mr. Horace Greeley. who is now in this city, | tween Twelfth and Thirteenth atecete. YARLE BOAR@ERD can be occommodated at | °C" ae SSpeereenen de byt ‘¢ | Plante of Ohio, Grider of Ky., Kuykendall of 0 down when sold. duns expressed himself substantially in accord Witham B. Downing, L strect, be SMART'S Keataurant, No. 151 Pennsylvania | Cit¥ Since the last session, and are not chary of | 111 11-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts. sith the nt in his recons «i Eighth streets. avenue. ni th street. bo 30-30 re. &s announced in his message Thomas W. Burch, Fifth street, giving their opinion that Congress can do no Accounts—Rollins of N.H., Broomall of Pa, oe. OF nahi ne . ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucti nee. : Letweem G and H streets. SUBNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD less tham make a corresponding improvement | Eckley of Ohio, Kerr of Ind., Ward of N.Y. | BB uA peccates S07 division of the Titth Ward—B. F. Dyer, No. 671 New Jersey | HV No. 480 oth atiect, between © and L of ite avenues, and in other ways show a dis. rong a. 7 ieee ~ PATE LE OF HOUSEHOLD FUBML- | *'Sixth Ward—Charles BE. Nelson, 393 Get.south, | - position to make the capital of the nation | Bundy of Ohio, Dawes of Mass. On TUESDAY. the sth dan of Bacon tos vert. st NCLAIMED TELEGBAMS. | between Sixth and Seventh street: @OKOUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS worthy of the nation. We believe that Con- Expenditures of State Department—Pike of W o'clock &.m., at No. 465, on 6th street, betwee ‘em soleil of angyenth Ward—Jobn H. Bird, No. 647, corner L J hs . rress will’pass no hastily-prepared bills affect- wo Bromwell of ay Hemet of Pa., Hart of apd frente, by naer of Giatrain for Demers mWilene deel beaker ines | a “TTENTION, SHOEMAKERS. — LEATHER aa ing the status of the negro in the District, and toa: ‘Treasury Departmeat—Mar- Gesae ‘cua Chatiele of W.H. Frear, the folowing *cllowing Telegrams remain in this ofice| Al tla FINDINGS at cost for the next ten days, CHR. RUPPERT, will legislate upon allsuch matters with due | yin of N. Y., Culver of Pa., Hill of Ind., Cul- | $f —. ne 3 FA Rugs and two Tot ) for want of sufficient address aud from | 479 ith street, between E avd F worth. at regard to the best interests of both white and | iom of Ill. Ritter of Ky. Tres Hair wiok Sefiow Sagrent on ‘out Orne _¢ BP. SNYDER. Manager. | 10 csceing ont my entire stock of TORACCO, | No. 922 7TH ETREET, BETWEEN D AND £, | XXXIXTH CONGRESS—FIRST SESSION. Ree tenieccetiory Dope Hams fone tee Piet oe Senn Matting, wy 7 Ee ores MEETING i SARS and FAN SRTIOLES at cost, until abel ter'éfelverdasor Mowpay December 11. porey of N. Y., Tuten er Ind., Moulton of In, One Brussels Carpet, one Bureau and Gisss, Bo of the Board of 5 ' ¥ mitive. as s Sil be held at their room in the City Halt on | ie pther business.) Woe ntee lee ae a = eee senate was called to order at | Warner ot Conn., Dennison of Pa. Blankets, i Pillows, Quilts, Marble-t#? TUESDAY EVENING, Dee. i2th, at7 o'clock. | bargain on my stock.».Call early at 275 EW TOYS AND FANCY oops twelve o'clock by Mr. Foster, President pro Expenditures of Post Office Department— tande deo3t R.F. BOISEAL, Sec’y. | av . bet. 0th and lth sts. des-4t* | N 3 GOODS, tem. freee lint sm fm —— Sop haten aoe ot ope ig Fohzot poles of N. ¥., | Cane-seat Stow Mattes ant Cre oak a, ENTiION- os r { —_ a - > r.W yn of Fra Sggleston o! a FP % . Ci UE Jarektipp eer 2892 PENNA. AVENUF. 2R2 Adapted for Cook and 2600 other colored people of the Dis- | “Erpendituree ¢: teterior Department—Da- Fixtures, £0: oc xcaieed us Ss BETW. 11TH AND 12TH STs. i i sant j And all ef the Furniture joned in aid ai ¥ = Le bt RE trict asking the right of suffrage. Referred to | mont of Ind., Strouse of Pa., Benjamin of Mo,, Ts B HUGHES, Bailf, ——— a | OLD ESTABLISHED STAND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. the Committee on the District of Columbia. Allison of Iowa, MeKan of Ky. r aed G ‘a witLiaMs, Auct , - = geet rs . The President pro tem. announced the follow- Expenditures on Public Buildings—Long- 1 mat tack of all blede rt WF a3 onic subject of Mr" Lincol'e denth: Messrs | Gonn Sonneok of Pay W. Hy Randa aks" | pateotue ABGUR, SAGE IS URAVOIDASLY * ESDAY, . Tipe r! stock of nll of r rs n the subject o! rT. Lincoln's : Messrs. nn., Johnson - BR. o! 4 . peneet Bee, 20M DAY, si poswehie enti fy hence cee Set hate rt Foot a Mr. RUPPERT takes great pleasure to inform Foot, Yates, Wade, Fessenden, Wilson, Doo- = JOINT COMMITTEES. A pean Pisce. 5 ‘of re 8 ies aot de 921° Capt. Co 7. Jet Regt 8. is. KENDLING WOOD. MMe numerous customers and the public generally | little, Lane, of Kansas, Harris, Nesmith, Lane, On Livrary—Hayes of Ohio, Kelly of Pa, des ‘ = NEVER, YET FOREVER. A uti selected article of Pine, expressly for | that he has just returned from Europe, where he | of Indiana, Wiley, Buckalew, and Henderson. | Hubbard ef N. ¥. So-THE A’ ALE IS STILL FuaTse Findlivg, sawed short and fine split. a+ bstirat On motion of Mr. Fessenden, so much of the On Printing—Lafiin of N. ¥., R. W. Clarke DAY, the 18th instant, : oa forchercoal Bon, Se Soubabieate | tyes been tor four months in selecting a large and | president's meseage te reins te Hanmee ve of Ohio, Latham of W. Va. Epetand place. By order of the Railig’ Splendid Story ba ada aera ag in ! a cmonsing facilities supe for to any oh tane choice assortment of FANCY GOODS, among ee the ae Sr cyeamerey On econ Bills—Cobb of Wis., Glosbren- @on-d REEN & (LLIA MS, Aceh “SATUR NIGHT,” einen sate - J . rr. Imes presented a jo grant an ex- | ner of —— VALL & aha the great Philadelphia Weekly gn Siove Wed, acheaper aad better erticie may || which we enumerate in part : tension of tame for the completion of certain SELECT COMMITTEES. BE ©: ©. WALL & 00., Auctionsors, “celw TROS. J, GALT. DOLLS of every description. lows railroads. On Rules—The Speaker, E. B. Washburne | TRUSTERS’ SALE OF YALUABLE. BEY yer! ce > 5 A great variety of Mr. Morgan presented the petition of New | of Ill, Banks of Mass.. Dawson 0’ ‘y> Bera ous pips BIH. BET WEN BEAD IT READ IT’ KEADP IT Cet Fg PORTMONATES York merchants asking tor the restoration of | mond of N. Y. 2! S WEST, aT A = Se Bl es goa Cene Gea Guziain lights op the coastof Florida, destroyed || On Bankrapt Law.—Jenkes of RI Spaut- | FIOM dihetnns COMMENCED IN PAPEE OF DEC. 9TH. | | Coal kept in floored and roofed buildings, dry and WORE STAMDs, CE een, Sane wae remetan Soe oot ba, Blow of Moz Lynch of Me, | &- Ds 189," ¥ recorded in Liver J. 4 _ free ge AWD RED Asif coaL PERU hen Mr. Sumner presented a bill to confirm land | Thornton of Ill, Alley of N. Y- and oes she for esis at ___FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. aco | D BE WRITING Dksks titles granted by General Slocum to colored | On Freedmen.—Eliot of Mass., Kelly of Pa, ESD AY the ss der of Just EDICAL CtAMION — Le caieercad || atte eens mnt tae Golaht te rethea WORKBOXES aWp men on the Sea Islands last winter. Referred | Orth of Ind., Bingham of Gaia. Taglor of N. o'clock p.m, the east tm meeting of t ASSOCIATION | ae eyemeaniticle and fa ent may. nee onEss AN DRESSING CASES. | {othe Committee on Judiciary. ¥., Loan of Mo., Grinnell of lowa, Paine of so much «tthe District of Colambia will be held inthe rooms H wk. RROWN. ae AXP on BOARDS. Mr. Brown introduced a bill to grant land | Wis., Marshall of Ill. - of the Medical Society, on TUESDAY, December > Peunsylvania avenue, between 282 CHINA VASES,» , for the construction of a railroad through Mis- | The House retused to suspend the rules to enn Se _ isv : | 282 Vith and ith sts. de8 Iw ORNAMENTS. souri and Arkansas to the Pacific Coast, by the | vote on the resolution that pending the discus. |, sag er iwi -D.,Bee. | Sr OTICE To WHOM 17 MAY Oc CONCERN. a BOCK AND HOBBY HORSES, eg weir eles Referred to the Committee on | sion on the admission of certain — of 5 ° Peal —_— » read. resent Con; from States late! ~ (JF “hinaSecters or eervice’ signs caters? NESSIE duEeednes by me se taken up | | And also statethat in order to give blecustomers |'"Sur Surwart precented @ bill to establish a | ee, Prenent be privileged meantime te {he mre requested {0 give notice, No 300 Sthetrct ad | extrey cn iothof November will ke wold ae Wee | advantages and facility Im the examina: ~ Pieper eaty Peg Rod tieor GEO. A. McILHENNY,” | Wall & Co.'s Bataar, on TURSDAY. December 12, | tion of Stock of Goods have fitted. at much | Mining bureau, which was referred - | floor of the 3 de 8 km a Engineer. at 10 o'clock, unkas owner comes forward to pay | trouble, a large apartment in the ot story. dimen mittee on Mines and Mining. The House, after further proceedings, ad- =>" ACROSS THE CONTINENT. "—Hoe. | ‘XPCPst8 before that time. over my store, where we will at all times great | Dir. Wilson presented @ joint resolution to | journed. Seni viEk CoLy ax. Speaker of the B foues Rohe mL. BS. CLANCY. with scall, mitts bacon Ty eT eed Genmens hich Sevochienane — tatives. will deliver bis lecture, giving | 55 VENTA | enc i _| so-catles TACY, WI ersecaaia at Vig yout ameae te sermar aad BGQ SEVENTH eTEET. GGG | Che whan co su the tel copa ave |e Conwntee on he Suaetay LOCAL NEWS. ifornia.Oregon ned cur mining regions. CARPETE! OABPETS!i las convenient, ‘de. 9-13t Mr. Nye gave notice of a to change the F ¥ aahin Lecture ‘Association. 7 t. ren | eustern boundary of the State of Nevada, so as MINAT. COURT, Judge Fither—Tnis court < clock.on TUESDAY EVENING Dec 12t! > err .OYS’ BCHOOL CLOTHING. to include addiuonal territory, to be taken ed over last Monda: te ee tory rd tree! Now is the time to buy your B — 3 »- | from Utab and Arizonia. Also. ofa bill for the until si. pan nagh poke B veg of there cost whos ng o *" ‘ost ce News Stand, ! 7 a ¢ , . Cersou's, ob 7th street, the as”? 5 aT TEE a aneriptice Siew ate amen Spf [Tur Rowena Intredeced 8 Zesatgiene atte teen aay erie we jerere Tiere meee ‘will be Teyuired of the purchaser a ee Oe reat reduction in J close covsigs- | BOY! EADY- ch ¥ ol ere jurors. e ~ BUILDING ASSOCIATION — | mente. AND Winans Wee, OR FALL | ‘upon the President for what information he no way to leaving the ground get - watil TES PASSES A 4 - ee ‘bas in his possession respecting the ocew Y¥ ~ jury. A A , CLAREE, Tht month) eetine of the CEN- comprising all styles and qualities, at lew prices, i ‘ law toremedy the difficult: jury box now ef E LUIUDING ASROCTATION will be held | Our entire stock of ical bedi ne 2 ree patie + being empty, and there Boia by which | 4, noamscide ee WALL aC St. the Council Chamber. tn the City Hall on CARPETS, BLANKETS AND COMFORTS de -2wif 322 Penneyivania avenue. haiti at a be replenished until TUESDAY EVENING, the | 2 extra a 3 the box can a perpetns! otlek Rholders and pernons des Must be closed ont by January ist BUGBRILY 5 DIGEST OF Laws or Taw] , Migen7 MD. W. Voorhees appeared and | The court, howexer, transacted the following | WUE S4Eea5 reemeaial Tet Rees Come members of the Association te davited $0, BONTZ & GROSHON, ED STATES, 1507-1805; Frost and Fire; | 4" 2 fs lor Plante siren: ow ; weil ‘adjourn from day to day in Natural Eng nee; Teol-marks and Chips.2 vole Mr. Blaine, of Maine, introduced a resolution | hopes that Congress will passa law to author- | Vines. G-eott Becretary, | deces 36V Reyonth etreet, above I. ue Ki de cless qualit FRANCK XYLOR, * to reimburse the loyal States for advance | ize the summening of juries this week, © UaRDY