Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Circulation im the District | olTy - JULY &, 1567, | S7 BEADING MATTER ON BVERY PAGB. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TRLN- | GBAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. H FOR THE ACCOMMODLATION OF PERSONS leav= during the Fummer months they can bave the STar matled to their address, by | ordering the came at the office, for 12% cents | | mand assigned to him under the aforesaid | unless the § account of the discharge of the duties imposed ‘upor bim by this act, or the acts to which it ts supplementary. BRC. 5. And be it further engete That modig, trict com*.ander ehail be reReved (comtne com- ts, t ad ised and tenc@.of coart iemigsed from nate stall bave consented thereto or untese by: martial he shell he casniered the army; or unless be sbali jent tebe co re- lieved 3 : Sec. 6. And be at further enacted: That the time for the comple‘ion of the registration of persons proneriy qualified to vere may ba ex- tended by orders of the 6aid general dietrict commandors to any day prior to the first day of October, 1467. A PLeasart Feativas.—The pleasant fea- ture of the celebration of the Fourth of July in Philadelphia wes tbe banque! given by Mr. Childs to those employed by him in the new per week, for one week er more. | Ledger building. Editors, veporters, composi- RECONSTRUCTION. The House Reconstraction Committee on Saturday had a meeting and again this morn- | ing, and agreed upon a enpplementary dill, to | be reported by the chairman (Bir. Stevens) to-day. It was proposed to have a mest- ing of a sub-commitiee of the House Recon- raction Committee and a sub-committee ot the Senate Judiciary Oommittee this morn- ing, to see if the form of & Dill could be agreed upon between the two houses, but in consequence of some hitch the meeting was not held, and the Senate Judiciary Committee reported a separate bill this morning, wnich as given elsewhere in inll. Subsequently Mr- Stevens reported from the House Committee the bill given elsewhere. SUPPLEMENTARY RECONSTRUCTION. Mr. Trumbull, from the Senate Judiciary Committee, to-day reported— A BIL to gtve effect to an act entitied “an act | to provide for the more efficient government of the rebel States,” passed March 2, 1867. Be enacted, & ‘hat the true {ntent and Meaning of the “act to provide for the: more efficient government of the rebel States,” March 2d. A. D. 1867, wae, is, and shall be con- s'rued to be that the military authority of the Uaited States in said rebel States, as provided | in eaid act, was and is government existing there mount to any civil ‘in: makes all euch iary authority, and prohibits them from inter- tering in apy way with the exercise of such military anthority. See.2. And be it further enacted. That the commander of any istrict named in said act passed | wil governments subordinate to such mili ! tors, clerks, preesmieng, feeders, carriers and newsboys were all generously provided for- | Five tables. accommodating five humdred per- sons. were bet in the press-Foom,and over a hundred newsbeys were dined in ‘the gallery. Several speeches were made by those’who ara | among the veterans im the Ledger establisn- | ment. List OF TEx PARPONED.—Major F. 1’. Stitt. | the pardon clerk, on Saturday last, banded to | the President alist of all those pardoned from | the States of North Carolina, Soath Uaroltua, and Mississippi, embracing in all about 3,000 names, which list will be transmitted to the House of Representatives in answer to their | resotntion some time since. ‘The list of those { pardoned trom Virginia, Alabama, and Geor- {| gia, wall shortly be furnished, which wiil | complete the report. | ever a resolution by Mr. Butler to inquire into Bll the facie concerning the assassination of President Lmncoin, @nd offering amnesty to | any person divalgiag information snowing i who were enzaged im theconspiracy. Theres- olution passed by a vote of 124 to 5%. S7-A private letter from Gen. Kilpatrick, our minister to Cbiliybas been published in refutation of the sinnderous attacks upon him, | since he left the country. The general an- nounces his intention to prosecute the autho, of the sianders, und the papers publishing them. Tax Wuits Hovsgp—There was a very spall have power, subject io the approval of | large crowd of visitors‘at the Executive Man- the General ef the armies of the United States, wherever in the opinion of such commander the proper administration of said act shall re- quire it, to suspend or remove from office, or | from the pertormance of official duties and the exercise of official powers, any officer or per- son holding or exercising, or professing to | bold or exercise. any ctyil or military office, or duty in such district under any power, election, appoim'ment or Autherity derived | from or granted by, or claimed under any so- called State or the government thereof, or any municipal or other division thereof. and upon | Fuch suspension oF removal such commaader, | subject 10 the approval of ‘ue General afore- id, shall dave power to provide from time to Lme for the performance of the sald duties of ch officer or person, so suspended or re- moved, by ihe deiail, ot some competentofficer or soldier of the army to perform the same. 3. And be i further enacted, That th General of the armies of the United States sball be invested with all the power- Of sus. Deion, removal, and detail granted in the | preceding section to district commanders. Sec. 4. An?’ te i further enacted, That tha | Acts ot the oflicers oi the army already done ta | removing in ssid distriets persons exercising ; the functions of civil officers and appointing cchers in their stead are hereby confirmed. Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That the | boarde of regisiration provided far inthe acten. | ed An &ct supplementary toan act entitled | ‘AM Aci to provide for the more efficient gov- ernment of the rebel States,’ passed March | two, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and to facilitate restoration,” ‘March twen- | ty-three, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, | shali have power, and itshall be their duty | before allowing the registration of any person, | to ascertain, upon such facts or information as | General Stanberry and Postmaster sion to-day, thany of ‘whom had an interview | with the President, Among them, Atiorney Randall. Casx IN THE TREASUBY.—On Salarday, the 5th instant. ‘here was over one hundred and ot the Treasary Department. .Of this sam $91,006,060 Was in evin and gold certificates. * s@ Ansdjourned meeting of the stockhold- ersof the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal isto be hetd in Ballimoreon Wednesday next, the 1th instant. + te PERSONAL.—Ex-Attorney General Speed, was on tue floor of the House to:cay, AN IMrRovEMun? ix New Yoru Hannon. ‘The work of erecting a new doc. and basin in New York city. for which an appropriation of $50,008 was made at the last session of Con- gress, will shortly. be commenerd by'direction of the Trearury Department. .The new dock will be of granite, on the.site of the new: bat. tery extension, near Sonth Ferry, and will be steamers from foreign countries’. The dock will be completed by next sprimg, when a fae building will be erected thereon. which will ave all a¢commodations for the examination | of baggage, &c. which has heretofore been done on the deck of the steamers. The im- provement will se avaluable one. and one | which hes long been needed. they can obtain, whether such person is enti- tied to be registered under said act, and the ; oath required by said act shall not be conciu- | sive on such question, and no person shall be | Tegistered unless such board shall decide that | be is entitled thereto; and such board shall also | have power toexamine under oath (to be ad- | ministered by any member of suck board) any one jtouching the qualification of any person claiming registration. i | Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That the | true intent and meaning of the oath prescribed | in said supplementary act is, (among other | things.) that no persom who has been a mem- ber of the Legislature of any State, or who | bas held any executive or judicial office in any | State, whetLer be has taken an oath to support | the Constitution of tne United States or not, | and who bas afterward engaged in insurrec- tion or rebellion against the United States, or giver sid or cemfort to the enemy thereof, is ; entitled to be registered or to vote; and the | words “executive or judicial office in any | State" in said oath mentioned shal! be con- | strued to ircInde all civil offices created by law for the administration of the several laws | of the State i Sec,7. And be it further enacted. That the | time for completing the criginal registration | provided for in said act may, in the discre- | tion of the commander of any district, be ex- | tended to the first day of October, 1867. and the | board: of registration shall have power, and | ail be their duty. commencing twenty | days prior to any election under said act, and pon reasonable public notice of the Ume and | piace thereof, ‘0 revise. for a period of three tration lists: and upon being | P any person notentitled thereto | haz been registered, to strike ‘he name of such | person from the list,and such person shall not be nilowed to yote And such board shall al- | So. during the same pertod. add to snch regis- the names of all persone who at that time «= the qualifications required by, said act who have not been already registered. and no ‘on «boll at any time be efiitied to be rexi d orto vote by reason of any executive par- conor amnesty for any act or thing which, uch pardon of amnesty, would dis- b:m from rrgistration or voting. . be it focther enacted, That section four of the said I2st named act shall be con- ‘ued to author! he commanding general named therein. whenever he shall deem it needful tor move any member of a board of registration. and to appcini another person in Lis scead. and to fill any vacancy im such | board THE E SUPPLEMENTARY STRUCTION BILL Mr. Stevens, this afternoon. reported the fol- lowing bill from the House Committee on Re- constrnctio Bev! enavied. de. That itis hereby declared | to bave been the true intent and meaning of the act of the second day of March, 1867. euti- tled “an act to provide for the more efficient | government of the rebel States.” and of the act supplementary thereto. passed ou the 23d day | of March, 1967, that the governments then ex- | lating in the rebel States of Virgiaia. North Oar- South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, | Alabama, Louisiana, Florida, Texas, and Ar- kansas were illegal and voila; and that there- after said governments, if continued, were to | be continued. subject in all respects to the | military commanders of the respective dis- tricts and to the authority of Co: 8. ! See. 2. And be it further enactsd, That the safe acts to which this is a supplement, shall be <onsizued to authorize the officer assigned to the command of any military district un- Ger said acts. whenever Be shall deem it necessary to the due performance of his duties under said acts, to remeve or suspend trom office any municipal or State officer, or person exercising authority under or by virtue of any £0-called State government existing in his district. and the said officer so assigned to command 4s aforesaid, is hereby empowered ‘© appoint another person im the stead of the officer or person so removed, if he shall deem proper 0 to do, and whenever he may deem \t mecresary, as aforesaid. to prohivit, sus- OFr set aside any act or proceeding of ich State or municipal government, or ny aet or thing done under of by virtue of its — ped 4ll acts heretofore done by any aw cer in accordance hi 7 semed va ee erewith shall be ie. 3. And be it further enacted, noarts of ‘registration of the ccrant’, mile itary districts established by the acts to which tbh: is Ds! appennt pe! ail admit to regis. tration only such persons as they tled to be registered by the acts aforesaid. sbail not regard the taking the aoe act of arehs 2 ce of the rignt of the person taking it red, buiprina facie only, and may ror ceive such evidence ander oath relating thereto as they may deem proper, from the per. son applying to be registered or others, aad cither of the members of said boards is hereby Anthorized to administer oaths or affirmations 88d exAmine witnesses touching the right of Spy person to be registered. Said boards of registration may from the list ot wotste i yk ye OF Sy mp siready registered wi a theif judgment, improperly took the oa pYescribed in the acts to. this is suppte. EIST}, OF WAs Dot em‘itied by said acts to be steved. shall not be re. to ve pation. arolg evidence shall be the fact: of each par- | tickpation: and said boards of registration shall not be ‘housed or governed in thetr action by | of any officer of the United Sta: | See: .4.:And-d¢ gt further enacted, Daas. no, GiyUicourt of the United States, or of any |! State, call have jurisdiction of any on | > proceeding, civil or criminal, aedinst ary sucn district commander, cr any officer, | oF person acting by Mis authority, foror on! HOU RECON ‘The; oath prescribed 1867, conclusive evi- bes | ERERS —\ rev NEYMAN “PLAS- ERERS’ ASSOCIATION will be held at German Wall, Nth street. at 74s o clock THIS EVENEN! It is earnestly hoped that all will be ix attenda ‘By order President et es cia B. EDMON IN, Rec. See. NoTICn —Ti ‘of the JOURN TESDAY EV meeti requested to attend card of membership, and sign the new By order of the Societ: it» WM. CHAMPION. Sec. NATIONAL RUILDT ASSO lex CIATION JUNE 1.1867, An adjonrned meeting of the Board of Directors he held at No. 71 Louisiana avenue. first door st of S m FRIDAY. July 12. The ‘time,and th street. 1 persons wishin; to attend SAMUEL BACO W. T. Jounson. Secretary te ore ARGET Ass Every member of the above S notified to attend a Spe TUESDAY EVENI atT o'clock between Hf N.B.—Th s at the next Festival is postponed until further notir nt H_KANDLER, Secretary. TLDING A ing of this Asse on T! h instant. ats o'clock WAM. W. MOOKE THE ADJOURN JOURNEY M will t TRAL PI A monthly Min the Co NG. th ED — i 2 FITTE lothand « sts AU dow ive yes = AT INGTON. new Tne of the ¢ An t By ove WASHINGTOS CARD —The port th Min. inet Dy wes exp! my store.on Pennsylvai pain cha wrongful ment. and t i aving de- nied fo re hh declaré the said r regard Jy 6-2" C. CRISTIANT, Druggist. | € ee CARD New Yorn. July 2. 1357. ToJohn F. Ellis. Washinzion, D. ( Mg Mave Just received the fllowing by AUantic able Paris. July 1, 185%7.—Chickering & Sons, New York, in addition to the (OLD MEDAL OF ‘HON- OR. have to-day received a» DECORATION OF THE LEGION OF HONOR. which places ts AT THE HEAD OF ALL PIANO EXHHSIFORS. Jy 3th Cc. ¥. CHICKERI 5 GAS- OFFICE OF THE W: TON LIGHT COMPANY. SuLy Ist. 1857, __, . TO GAS CONSUMERS. Notice is hereby given. that en all Gas consumed after this date, (until farther notice.) the discount for prompt peyment will be increased from: seron and a half toteelve and a half per cent. e discount will beallowed on/yon bills paid within the time preseribed by law. 3yi-dlw CHAS. B. BAILEY, Sec JOSEPH H. SHAFFIELD'’S Fi 0} T, CONFECTIONERY AND LADIES Bi f ANT. 246 Pennsylvania ave... between Agth steects. with fine large airy saloons. 1 have no coupections with apy other egtal igthis ye a es eee eer ie M ING OF STOCKHOLDERS.—Tho annual mecting of the stockholders of thy ATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, for the election of Directors will be held at the office of the Company. No. 71 Loniniana avenue. on MONDAY. July 8, 1887. The Is wi 0 be open from 2 to 4 o'clock p. m. “je -ata N. D-TARNER, Bec. OFFICE OF THE ETROPOLKE. RAILROAD COMPANY. Itty Stance Est, June 35, 187 —The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Metropotitan Railroad Com- pany. for the election of Directors for the eneuin; year. will be held at this office on WEDNESDAY. the 10th of Jul Aen The polls will be opened at Wo ‘clock mad elgge a stock p.m 4 : SON, President. WM. W. MOORE, Sec'y resiant. NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION —Bool em Ofsubseription for the new Building Aeros ciation about being formed in the Second Wat new open at T. M. HANSON'S office. No. 9 Intel. lgencer Building, and at HALL & PLANT'S Gro- tore. 441 New York ave. and 15th street. s60- are care EISSINGEN nary MINERAL WATER, ON DRAUGHT FROM AR 80) FOUNTAIN, 480 isth street, opp. U. 8. Treasury." fols-1 ZLECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOB BATHS, eneray | forty mifiions of dollars in cash in the vaults | sufficient. for the landing of all passenger | yom the Jadiciary Conjmits d. biel the eeverai bills on récon™ referred to that committees, Ahew @ new Bill@alled a bill wo give his act more efficient ent of the rebel Statey; which was re: by its tile chi? Wilson called for the eecond reading in o) Mr Sumnersaid he should ebject to the bill procesding beyond its firs: stage to-day, The proceedings of Friday conyineed bim of the Recre-ity of taming advantage of all the rules of the. Senate to..preveat Dasty action on this meseure. Mr. Trumbo!! eaia, if the Senator from Mas- tachusetis was guing to show so much cap tionsnershe would report bis bili as au amen ent and it weuld not then be liable to this ection. ‘Mr. Sumner inquired if Mr. Trambull meant, to press his bill te @ vote to-day. Mr. Trombuil.—Of couree L could press it. Mr. Sumuer.— Well. [don'tknow. ‘Since the vote of Friday 1 can’t see what the Senaiemay rotdo. (Laughter.! Mr. Trumbull was very free toray that he did pot expect to press the bili toa vote to-day Mr. Sumner would withdraw bs objection with the understanding that the bill would not be preseed to-day. Bir. Trumbull would enter into no under- standing with the Senator trom Massachusett:. The bul could be pnt over after its reading by asingle objection, and the Senator from Mas- fachusetts could’ make that objection af ne chose. The bill was then read a: length and or- dered to be printed. Mr. Henderson asked leave to offer two reso- Intions calling for information on the subj-ct. of Indian difficalties: which.after debate, were decided to be in order under the recolation of Friday Iasi, which excludes legislative busi- mesc not pertaining toreconstruction during the present session. - ‘The resolutions were offered and adopted. They are addressed severally tothe Secretaries of the Intertor and of War, and call upon these officers for all information, reports, aud orders in their possession touching the nature origin, and extent of the Indian difficulties on the trontier. , a Mr. Ouandier ealled ap a resolution offered | by him @ few days since, calling upon the Secretary of State for copids of correspondence between bim.and Lewis D. Oampoell, while the latter was Muntster to Mexico, and all cor- respondence with the successor of Mr. Cam: bell since his appointment. The reso!ution was adopted. Sumner called up bis resointion calling upon the Secretary of State tor alt'information in his possession touching recent events in Dlexico. 5 ; fir. Wilson was glad that resolution’ had been offered. He thougst our relations with Miexteo were not what they dught to 08 and that the-country ought to watch carefally the management of our Mexican aliaire. Mr. Howara inquired what Information Mr. Sumuer expected to get by this resolntion. | According to the newspaper reports the ad- venturer Maximil.au bad been executed lately. Did Mr. Summer expect to get the partioulars taifair | , ‘Mr. Sumner eaid he éxpecied to get the par- Honlars of the arvest, tial, and execution of Muximittan. Ue hoped also to get proceedings in the case of “ants Anna, whose arrest and execution might possibly raise a question of international jaw. Mr. Howard was glad that the faci nection with Maximilian wonld be forthcom- ing urfaer this Tésolution. He enteriained the belief that if the truth was tally communica. | ted it would bave avery beueficial effect in | correcting a sort of childish sentrmentaiism, if | he might be allowed that expression, on { ect Of the execution; or, in ther words, | the punishment of one who, according to | his (Mr. Howard's) idea, was the most arran: felon of the present day | be resolution of Mr. Sumner was adopted. The Chair laid before the Seuate a resolu- tion of the House for a joint comraittee to in- quire intoand report upon the mode in whica the law regulating the appotuiment of the Capitol police had been carried into effect. ‘The question was raised whether, under the resolution of Friday, this matter could be con- | sidered, and by a Fote of the Senate it was de- | cived in the negatiye—yeus ©, nays 27 Mr. Chandler said he wished to offer a reso- lotion. He saw by the news from Europe that France and Austria had suspended diplomatic relatione with Mexico, and bad gone into Toourning Over'the death of Maximiliaa— Mr. Sumner interrupted Mr. Ohandier, to in- sist that he offer his resolution first, and then jet the question come up whether the Senate would consider it to-day. . Mr. Obandier said he would do that. ‘Tne resolution were then read. They recite in full in a preamble, the decree of Maximifian issned October 3, 1565, and as. sert tbat whereas certain Mexica officers therein named and ten thousand cther Mexi- can officers and §men were inbumanly mar- dered in cold blood after having surrendered As prisoners of war, in violation of every law apd usage of civilized warfare and direct the | committee on Foreign Relations to examine | upand report npon the tacts herein stated at j the earliest practicable moment Bir. Chandler was about to address the Sea- ate in the above, when— | Mr. Sumner objecting. it went over. Mr. Chandler.—Very well, i can say what 1 have to s2y to-morrow The resolution of the House, tendering the | thanks of Congress to Gen. Sheridan. came up, when— Mr. Pomeroy raised the point that the Sen. | me could not consider it under the resolution ot Friday. Mr. Tipton moved to suspend the resolution of Friday to allow the paseuge of all these res olutions of thanks. Mr Grimes ssid he was not prepared to vote on these rescluions. A few yeare ago the | higbest compliment that could be pid ax of- ficer Was @ resclution of thanks. It was now proposed to pay this compliment, and base it on Lewspaper reports merely. i these com- | | Mancing officers were to bethanked. he di not | see why the Governors of Territories should ; bot be thanked also. - The question was then put whetner ate could. under the resolution of Friday, con- Gen. Sheridan, was decided in the neginy-—yeas 5, Cameron, Drage, Ramsey, de in the negative. Mr. Se T, offered a resOlution to rescind the resolution of Priduy last. [Langhter.] Senators objetted. winurr —Very weil, L shail keep it be- nave every day e moved thar the Sen in con. sider the resolution of thanks and take u ' t resolution of the House directung | the re-enrollment of the bill of Last session for the payment of bounties to certain Mi-souri trcops, This bill was sed by both Honses | jas: session, Dut was not presented tothe Pres. ident in time to receive his elgnature. Mr. Ross hoped'the Senate wonid pass this resolution. The failure of the bill to receive the President's signatare in time was his fault, though it was unavoidable. M:. Buckrlew said the bill having failed un- der'the cirenmstances named, must be passed anew. Pending consideration of this subject, the Senate, at 1.40, adjourned. . aj Hovsg.—On motion ot Mr. Spalding, it was ordered tbut the same allowance for news. papers and stationery be made to members during the precent adjourned session aa tor a sbort session of Oongress. Mr. Cobb offered 8 concurrent resolution for A select committee of two Senators and three Representatives to inquire into the appoint ment and efficiency of the Capitol police. Agreed to. Mr. Adams, Representative from tns eighth congressional district of Kentucky, whose name was excepted from the resolution re. ferring the cases of the other Kentucky mem- bers tothe Committee on Elections, quslitied by taking the oath. ‘The Speaker then business in order on States for viiis Ang roceeded, as the first ondays, to the call of fa resolutions. Under the cal! bills and joint resoiutions were intro- duced, read twice and referred, as follows: By Mr. Baldwii Concefning the deliver. ance of the Republic of ‘Mexico from its foreign enemies. Referred to the Committee on Foreign Affaire Mr. Poland—Relating to the jurisdiction of the courte ef the United Stated. Referred to the Judiciary Committee. By Mr. Butler—For the relief of Admiral Farragut and the officers and men of the fleet Who passed Foris St: Philip and Jackeon in April. 1562. Reterred to Judiciary Committee. y Mr Jeneks—To regulate the civil ser- vice of the United Statee, and promote the ef- setenes —— it. Referrea'to select committee on ject. By Mr. Banks—im reference to the New York post office. Referred to PostOffice Com- inittee. By Mr. Brooks—Decisring that the Govern- ments or people that execuve incold blood of war, who should be treated ac- cording to the laws ot war, have so violated the grest principles of national law, as well as of christianity ana humanity, as to deserve trom the United States none of the protection jiven by ite neutrality law; and directing the Committees - Foret Aftairs in the House D reports bill re; so much of the neutralit, nwa ae forbid ther iza~ tion in the United States of emigration or other . L, ALCAN, sonthwe parties to effect and secure settiement in Mex- aaa bet oom ge ies alge of ith tre a oo. Referred toOommittce.on Foreign Af- }y. 5 ra Depilt . 4 <4 . rire, ‘Absorption of Mercury amd Female One, Mr. Miller—To thy ane March 2, 1567 Te daticiey Coeds Z, ‘By Mr. Ashley (Obio.)— ing an amend: ment to the Constitution. To Jadiciary'Com: 2; my 26m BIABLISHED 1893. | FERGUSON, mittee. z STL Buen. AVENUE, Connun lor sTExxt, > Mr. Julian.—For increase of compenes- Cariron = | Hees tiephant nd employers of W, + to feahing- tag Roy} 5 To Vomaaistes on Expesasor shank, of Ind.—Joint resolution in Physicians Prescriptions accurately compoanaea, | Felerence to Mexi erally the sam The Right Bell promptly answered,” “=P: | those offered by bim last Friday, except that ‘ke resolution which declares the invasion of Bexico to bave between Ameri- can sisyeholders and European Democracy is preceded by a waiver of all expression of opinion senny 4 jar‘act or actsof the Mex! veri a : B 1d — tio fa to Megican affairs us foll be Rebotved,|Phat m0 fuiraige tose jonse lid of the Senate be requ to ingu series mica taken by the Gov. ernment of the Ual tares in view of the forcible abduction of Gen. Santa Anna from ‘an American vereei by the Mexican forces in “June last, sud whether existing treaties be- tween the United States and Mexico and the law of nations were not violated in that case in srch @ manner as (together with otber out- rages agaipet the rights and property Of Ameér- icans) tocall for immediate and summary ac- tiop-npon-the part of this Government. To Committee on Foreign Affairs. By Mr. Juce—To entorce sbediece to the military reccnstraction act. TS Reconsiruc- tion Committee By Mr. Harding—Deciaring that Congress ha- heard with wnalloyed satisfaction the an. nouncement ot the triumph of the Republicans of Mextco over the enemies of freedom, and congratulating President Juarez and his noble compatriots on the overthrow of Maximilian und the minions of the French Empire. To Committee on Foreign Affairs. Bp Mr, Driggs—in reference to the destrac- tion of shade trees and shrubbery around the Japicol. To Committes on Public Bulidings and Grounds. By Mr. Munger—Requesting the Secretary fate, fo communicate all the facts that have come to the knowledge of the Grovern- ment, concerving the abduction of General Santa Anna, from the steamer Virginia. To Committee of Forign Afairs. By Mr. Noeil—Abclishing national banks, red eming bank notes with legal ienders, and. making jega! tenders receivable for duties on imports. To Commi:tee on Banking and Car- reney. By Mr. Kelley—Providing that whericver the pecple of a Siate proposé organic Iaw py Jhe formation of a new State constitution, and whenever any of the people shall be prohibited from exercising the elec- live franchise on account of face or color or previons condition of servitude, such consti- tution shall not become the organic law until ratified by Cengress. To the Judiciary Com- mittee. Mr. McCiurg célied attention to the fact that A bill passed at Iast cession placing certain Missouri troops on the same footing wth others as to boucty, was not signed by the President, becaause it was not presented to him tll iwo days after the last adjournment. ‘Phe Sperker expressed a difference of opinion from the position taken by the President, and held that whereas the President might not have the constitutional right to sign the bill if Congress had adjourned, that question had not arisen in this case—Congress having onty taken a recess. Mr. McClurg introduced concurrent resol tion for the re-enrollnent of the bill. Mr. Garfield expressed the opinion that what the President hag endorsed on the bill as his reason for hot signing it operated as a veto. The Spenker ruled otherwise, the bill not having bem returned with the President’s ob- jection, Mr. Eliot suggested tha’ the bill had become a law by reason c! the President not having returned i within ten days" ‘The Speaker deciinea to decide that, ques- tion at precent 4 ‘The concurrent resolution was adopted. Mr. Backs offered a resolution requesting the Presitent to furnish official correspon- cence or other information received by. the Governmeut relative to the capture and exe. cvtion of Maximilian, and the arrest and re- ported ewcution of Santa Anna; and that the Clerk hays the same printed for the use of members Mir. Orta. moved as an amendment that the Freriden! also communicate imtormation tn reierence!o certain agreement saidto have to change the, ociated Press.) ©. B—Noon —Consois, 91%; U. ie By Llinos Central,’ 79: Livgeroor, July 6+Noon.—Cotton dull. Sates ot Tebeee ievagiioe plands, 10d. Orleans, Hid. ; Breadfiuffs, provisions, and produce an- changed. Jul: wen! By Steamer.} aed York, ing, 1857 —The steamer City of udon, with Eurppeau dates wo the 27th witimo, nas arrivdd. «+ Staring developmenta have been made in -Tegard to outrages . perpetrated, under ices of the Sheffield Trades’ Unions. Mur- der, arcen, and other diaboliéal cfimes were | confessed by men in the employ of the Unions, | against those who had given them offense. In the House «f Lords, an importan! debate on tke Erish church had taken place. Earl Ruésell favored & proposition by Earl Grey of dividing the revenues of theestablished charch in Ireland between the Roinan Ontnolic and Protestant clergy. in order to found @ perma- nent peace in Ireland. General Custer's Command Heard From— The Sioux Defeated. Omaua, Jaly 7.—The following bas been received at headquarters from Gen, Caster’s command, dated at Riverside, Colorado, forty miles west of Fort Sedgwick, July Gth: On the 2th alt. 45 Sionx attacked a detach- ment of 25men, under Capt. Hamitton, near the Republican Forte, and after a galldnt fight the Indians were defeated and driven off, with loss of two warriors killed and several wound- ed, Hamilton losing only one horse. On the esme day a large band of Sionx surrounded Cusier’s camp, endeavoring to stampede the horses, but were repulsed. On the 26th ult. a wor party of Sioux and Cheyennes, pumber- ing 500 oF Gut, attacked and surrounded 45 men of the 7th cavalry, ander Lisuts. Robbins and Coo®, escorting asupply train from Fort Wal- lace. The Indians remained about the train about the train for three hours, and made a desperate effort to effect its capture, hut were: also repulsed, and five warriors were Killed And several wounded. Our loss was only two ‘wounded. From Mexico and the Pacific Coast, SawrRancisco, Jnly 5.—The steamship Can. tinental trom Mazatlan on June 2ith, has ar- rived with $230,600 in treasure. The report that Genis. Vego and Sozanda, intend attacking Mazatlan is false. Sozanda reinsed to assist Vego and maintains an inde- endent position. Lower Galifornia Correspondence says that the raiders have all been captared.except twor and thai guiet is restored. The community feel more contidenhof ine Goverament than for a long time past. - The Financial Irregularities in Boston. Boston, Mass., July S.—Indiscretions and irregularities of the national banking system promise further deve‘opments in the arrest secretly made here of John T. Fuller, cashier of the Merchants’ Na ional Bank, for illegally abetracting the tunds of the bank. A ere SE. TACT SEE WANTS. neral housework 205 Penns; lvania ce house work t 174 T street. by THON to do hous: ondironing. Address Box 4/5! been entered into between the U.S. European and Wes Virginia Land and Mining Com- pany, and certain reputed agente of the Goy- ernmentot Mexico. in reference to the issu. ance of certain bonds and certain mining claims. ‘The amendment was agreed to, and the res- cintion as amenced was adopte Mr. Dawes. from the Committee on Elec tions, msde w report in reference to the cases ot the Kentucky members, stating in detail the allegations against their loyalty respec- tively; declaring that no person who had been engaged in the rebellion or given aid and com- fort to it.should be permitted to be sworn as 4 member: but that the disloyalty of constituen- cies or the illegality of elections were matters that pertained to a contes! in the ordinary way. and shoald not prevent the person hold- ing the certificate trom tiking bis seat. Laid on table and ordered to be printed. On motion of Mr. Schenck the President was called on for a full report of the proceedings of the Cabinet meeting on the reconstruction act. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, Wasuineton, July 6, 15867.—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gev- ernment securities : Selling. J. 8. 6's Compon, 1881 ..0.0 000 100% U.S. Five Twenties, 1962. 115, . 8. Five Twenties. 1964, 108 U.S. Five Twenties. 165, 1084 = 108 U.S. Five Twenties, Jan& J’y,'65.107 W7G U.S. Ten Forties... 1024 U.S. Seven Thirties, At 107 S$. Seven Thirties, June 107; . 8. Seven Thirties, July, (107; NEW YORE FIRST BOARD BALES. 19% 10.40°s , 1021, 11136 7.90's, Angust....107% 13 7.30'8, June +108 +308. July. 5.20’s, In.&Jy,65.107% Gold 106 5% 106 3g oe, W SNSES BE resi THON to cook no a ; . Good re red. ¥ t, Island. 3 ANTED—A tidy WHITE GIRL. to do eral house- work in i shor and ironer Ww TANTED—By a respectable 1, a SITU’ 110% todo honse-work and as nurse; rel n. Apply on L street. oth, house sth aud 19th. V ATOR on the G MACHINE e471 toch ce perienced DR: ne door from E V to cook, Dycing p.avenne, between 9th and 10th sire ANTED—By a young girl 13 of age, a SITUATION in a respectable family as nurse or to assist ina bakery or confectionery ; best refer we given. Apply to Howard House: corner of street. at ANTED—A Drug Clerk in a store in thiac Address ‘Galen, through City Post Offic ANTED—A Good WHEELWE el Inguire of FELD nning’s Bridge. AMUSEMENTS. F PL ag PRR GON AND Natiosat orrerine PIC Nic fate IGHTS OF ASSOCIATION .at ANALOS 135. GRAND mUsic. ebcertén:. has been engaged [USICAL RECEPTIO! RELIEF FOR THE 80UTH East joins Bands with the West aud Nort! relieve the pressing need of the Routh. Avi) ly perce AND P1 ASCRE FOR ALL iret Grand Priv and third Afternoon z PICNIC will be given by the AR CLUB. at Jnenemann's Pleas. $150.000 soo Garden: PNESDAY. July W188 Two IN UNITED STATES GREENBAC present: will be awarded to. the two best dancers— | She bate Seid fs ree net tot! che distributed to the Suftering peo Ree Ree eoeiton Ban) hes been eogared | South. by Mayor General 0.0. Howard, for the occasion. Dencing to commence at four | Micsionet ‘ 3 |, Mimitting a Gent and Ladies. a> focents : 3 Bot" A SUPERR MESICAL RECEPTION oF =u 1 most eminent ts of the Conatry Bxcenston 8 CRTC TO CARLIN'S ee att; : ie CITY OF WASHINGTON, D.C, The SEVENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN | oan? Parone EVENING OF SEPLEMBER 257u, 107 by Railroad —— TE cirain j AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE A a and | "Fully appreciating th eman'e Tike! ‘Lad which now pervade ; Children, 25 . Conntry. and de ‘RAND PIC-N NIA RE y ks a LODGE. yASHIN' SS hi CITY GARDE twven Yet_and 2i igor ee ‘ (by which nearly One He naand, Dollars i Cents were realized hy at humane Charity)" Ws the SD EXCURSION TO OLY nde Carnest ifthe support of gone GPARD EXCURSION 10, GLY30) Gus anid heney olen citizens theoughot te Goan r the bene! try. in aid of this National movement. tole made ter, ihe: DenRA OF: the fous) With the sanction of the Comune f Tnterna! ISLAND BAPTIST CHURCH | Revenue of the United States ty of Wash I : bec ington: De Cvon th Under the auspices of the Young Men's Bible Cla ago DO on the Fin the we give val of this of Christin RD WALL. W.NYE,U. S D. COOKE. Banker, Washington. D. plQHN b. KIDWELL, Druggist, Washincror cn “De GILMAN. Druggist. Wa: UHLN B. BLAKE. nt Nat Washington, Div s WLY. Cashier Natic uk. Washington. D.C. ORGE W. RIGGs. Banker D_¢ PHILP & SOLOMON. Stati WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1867, Teald’s Brass Band has been engaged the oc- ca ‘The large andcommodions steamer Wawas lenve the wharf foot of 7th st. at $.30a.m. pre Single tickets 60 cents: Children under 15 y old, 25 cents. : | ‘0 postponement unless itactually rains RREMPuBER THE HEROES OF PLEASURE SIXTH GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVENING PIC-NU THE CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION will Senatg Washis he gi 5 AT ANALOST ton. D.¢ ON MONDAY EVEN W. Ho & 0. H. MORRISON, stati The committee hav auch art ington. D.¢ will secure peace and rye orde WA, RANSOM & C0. $84 and pleasnre and enjoyment to all. Boats leave the igh street and G street wharves at two oc and every ten minutes thereafter for The celebrated Holy Hill y be dance. Tickets £0 cents: a ing a gentle gna ladies. “Positively no improper charact lowed. 1S T JUNCTI IN CNO. HE NY. EVANS, GAR & CO. 380 Browteay, ari in ati ING & CO 6 Broadwas 394 Broadway. N.Y ENPORT BRO: 03 Greenwich street WALES & C8..1% Maiden Lane, N.¥ ER M. WETMORE. 23 West 2th street, F & JAQU GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION AND PIOSICT SM ay Guiscom M.D OF TH g JOURNEYMEN BOOKBINDERS’ SOUTETY, WILD TAKE PLAce The following explain the method of DAY =, 186 tritmtine the Fund RIORDAN TOUS Vas MEOdy S(RECLY OF GENERAL HOWA —<F “qin Deraaturny. Washington, GLYMONT. Geo ae, Beg, Nations street what ovelock a ington, D.C < i { thank will a er i leave m ‘A full Brass and String band will be on exch bos 4 nly refer and he Committee will ur form nt time to inh me as truste nTsigNs AS A guar who may favor ws with their presenc tunis come in too b Viekets. admitting « gontioman and ladies, $2; ing destitution be had of the Coumitiee or Members of the | ft a port mit Arrangements. Hoilett, Thomas O'Neis May Vrank Seibart. PROF. KREIS; DANCING ACADEMY ‘ave., opporite Metropolitan Hote ana Friday evenings. from 8to 10o’clo can be rented for mectings. &c. PE SCHL at 4p Vv. Bis vhn A. ist. But iven for the all in ery respectiuil this Grand Reception there will be O Certificates of Admission, at § 9 8 May by TAN. OCTOR of Baltimore, Mi, Jocated: ey ea: rely in all «made their tive Mours DORCUT ot fail t TT. ex-monitor of the Paris ‘, See 279 Peunsylvania av uch as can d generous chool. vith confidence on the gen rican publis t when fa PRESSED ME + 12th street, ay2ut z SOF SKIRTS, best material, always on hand aud made to Skirts altered and repaired, at S. F. EVE'S Hoop and Corset Manufactory, street, bet. Mand N sts je28-1n™ OFFICE FORMERLY +, at the northeast Massachusetts avenae,the fully ofter his professional shington and ff SALDWE complete list_of heire to 3 4 furnished for $1, by 3 - Box 530, Washington, D. $1 order. HR A fine copy delivered free o be ap id the payment commissions. and other expenses. portionment to be made to the Holders of Certificates, in stich lawin! manner i of five prominent gentlemen, ee- ng th cate holders, shall d nt to be made on or NTED TO RENT—A suite of two or three URNISHED ROOMS. suitable, for hons: ~ Family—two adults, two children, | Address McK ., Room 7. Int. Rev. tor three day ANTED—For ix or seven months first of December next. 3 HOUSE, located on one of th Address or call upon C. Patent Office Building +200 FINANCIAL. Lewis Johnson & Oo., quote Stocks ana Bonds iu home and foreign markets as follows: New York, Jply S.—First Board—l. + » E81, coupon, 109%; U. S., 5.20’ 1112, 70's W745; U.S. 1040's coupon, 1 tie Mail, 10%; Atlantic Mail, 107: Oan Do, 74: Cumberland Coal Co. tpoea, 107; N. 3 36%; Quiek- Hudson Michigan Centra}, 109\¢; Michigan Southern, Minow Central R. RB. 121%; Cleveland ntral, 105; | Northwestern, 45°,; do. | preferred. veland aud Toledo, 12117: Rock Istan : Fort Wayne, 100%: Ohio and Miss tes, 2 Western Union Telegraph. ‘er Power, 22. AM SAU —1 received another supply of HAM SAUSAGE, unsurpassed for eon. and resembling in flavor the best West- “NW. BURCHELL. ler EbvItt House, cor. Lith and F sts LAW lot of Am LAWNS"! ard wide GOODS n_& Sntton’s Old sta FPP UE CO-PARTNERSHIP | HERETOFORE cxisting between J. N. BRUCE Fob HALL, underthe name and style of BRUC HALL isthis day dissolved by matual congen CE & HALL. Wastisotos, DP. C., June 19, 18 We. the undersigned have this day entered into a Co Partueroliip under the rm name of BRUCE sa cacao DAYID FISHER. dy 8-3t* Washington D. nue 19, 1987. $ d J 5 TRICT OF PMBIA, WASHIAGTON County, To-wit = Tn ot Martha 1. Barnes. administratrix ‘3 Barnes, deceased, the administratrix with the approbation ofthe Orphans’ ‘shiugten county aforesaid. appointed vette ~ for the final séttiement and rsonal estate of said deceased, in hand. aa far as the same have been collected dturned into money: when and where all the cred d heirs of aid deceased are notified ¢o attend, with their claims properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law be ex- cluded from all benefit in said deceased's estate provided a copy of this order be published once a week for three weeks in the Evening Star previous to thie said dy , eat: JAMES R. Q’BET Hest iy 8-x REFEFFEVETEPROPPPPEOPPPER = = = a. a Re. a an oI Be “a ie “ea we. ~~ a, as Loa ~ Lea a Be afore . 3 Pddddddddddddddddddddddad JRGAY GEASeRS. FRUIT IARS. PRESER- VING KETTLES and SPOONS. for sale by CHARLES ULLRICH, Jr. 4933, 9th st., between D'and.k, One and half squares north Pa. avg. ATURAL FLOWERS PRESERVED TN ALL N their Natural Beauty. Special atten. Hod to the Flowers of the Dead. By Mrs, ¢ YES. No.308 Eighth street west am ‘i i between L an REDD. STV. HI EARR ca bagmpeng parece oom No 1 ‘Intel peek Building. 6 17-198i* AYOR'S ; 'Y HALL, HereR Son. D Ce daine 3, Bar!" tations baying been made to after the Tat dor ot Dake act, without s goed end substantial muzzle. will be ghot by the lice. Je2G-eust BICHABD WALLACH, Mayor. rabld dose ere ranning at large, notice Hiven. that afl antunle st the fou Ding at large for a period of wixtyaays from pri Apply on Vermon we. between Fath street, whi Wo KE. CHANDLEE. RUNDLE WASH Mand N. ne | jy eat / Wi y TANTE quired street, corucr 218t re =D—From four to five acres of DA aud pleasan| erences : Henry Ashbrook, Washington, D.C.; n pro rata, Mesere Alien Cos GE Be, shonies (Mess and. | pruporton should the full uuaber of ceraecetes Messrs. Allen, Copp & Nisbet, kers, onis, wold) The sale of ¢ cate ositivel Bion eens ane & Riswet Raukers, Bs, Tonles | Rose on theddeh oF October, YENTLEME AND PANAMA CHED and TRIMMED N NNINGHAM’S Cheap Hat Store, 3462, 7th street, bet. Land K PLEASE READ THIS. WILLIAM 439 9th street. has about six hun “red (000) well-made stamps of elegant designs for Frabroidery, Braid, &e., twat he will sell cheap. the whole or part. and teach the bayer the Compost Yon. furnish Cushions aud Brushes. and explain how to use them, gratis. Bein, set lately used in Baltimor in this profit, puld BF-ORDERS FOR sent direct to us. with Stamps for return p the amount for the number of © red. which if a large amonut, sh in Dratt or Post Office Order, payable to, thi of GEORGE W. THOMAS, which will receive prompt attention. Be particular and w Tes Jainly. giving Date, Town; County, and State. he following are our Club Hates. To respen=ibls. Agents, fifteen per conunission will be al- lowed on ringle Ce RTIFICATES te usiness private 5 guaranteed or no char; NELSON, Doctress, 525 Penna. avenue, 2d and 3d streets A cured to Inte st &e dential, Succes Tundred WP-THIS MOVEMENT Is ENTIRELY SEPA RATE FROM. AND HAS CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER ENTERPRISE. eg ete -can be supplied at nimunications strict .umrses, AID private Je6-1m" ort notice, confidential. Address all Orders nd Communications. with Stamps for Retu themselves by ce for business also, mids jes of yout advance of ted to notice fapaths and philan huid as th 1uevo- Im* nd.” Married f importance by pe Sent to any address. i envelope, on receipt of % cexts, Address Dr, A. STUART & CO., Boston, Mase. nod-ly this \Netional Otteri throphy, and to le lence suggests. A. respectable single COLORED sto cook, wash and iron. Apply reet. corner of 2d st. tf ERAL HOUSES WANTED for good tenants, Also, improved and Bnimproved chiy and aoun: propert; wanted onsale. y att, coruer 7th and ¥ streets, Room No. 7. WARTED-WANTED-MEN for the United States Army, at 461 C street, near Baltimore Railroad Depot. Je4-lm Wi ANTED—Every kind of FRUIT, for Distilli purpusessuch as Cherries, Blad 5 der Berries, Peaches, Ap) nd Grapes, i} highest price will be paid. by JOHN GAYNOR Market street, Georgetown, D.C j WANTED TO BUY_By ES. JUSTH. Ladios and Gentlemen’s second-hand Clothing, Un- derclothing, Bedding, Boots and Shoes, &¢ at 284}, 7th street, between L and M N.B.—No matter how much they m: worn. WANTED-A furnished HOUSE, convenient distance from 9th and Pennsylvania avenue, with modern improvements. Address Box 388 P: O., stating terms, &c. my 30 ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHING. old GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of value, at the old eatablishid Merchant. Pawnbro- ker’s Store of R. FULTON & CO., 502 9th street, 3 doors north of Penna, avenue. ent for SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE. ery JHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER, urriving fresh every few days, .. GOSHEN Butter, rose flavored. Aso ee BUBCHELE, corner 1ih and F ate. my under Ebbitt House, IME! LIME!t The subscriber is constantly in recel ge of oa in barrels from the kilns at jams port, which he offers for gale at satiafactory pricag. 17 Water street; Georgetown, BENJ. my 20-2awim R. CIRO 5. VERDI, HOMQ@OPATHIC PHYS- ICIAN AND SURGEON, of Georgetown, has opened an office at No. 348'New York avenu between 9th and 10th streets, Washington. Oil hours from 8 to 9% a. ,3to5 p.m. t his resi- dence. No. 251 West street. Georgetown, from 10 to litzu. m..6to8p. m. Allsurgical cases promptly attended to. iy Liw® Press GRAHAM WAFERS Sy ltt ‘ke PLACE. f workma nd Site icil Caves, ist PANG TAYLOR. A GRAND LD, MEDAL OF HONOR HAS 8 ri ed Mnarded by the Boris Repos to Chitkering & Sons, of Boston, for thel ANOS ¥ ‘ JOHN F. ELLIS, : * $10 Ponnsylvaniaavenue, jyl-tf Sole Agent for this city. S [CK WORKS, = 6 are making extensive arrangements for man- ptecturing BRIGK® of every desorption: anchinn, hand-made a Will soon be pre} to ree ‘them in any * je 24-1mh* yas & Co.'6 Bank. is. _PIANUs. ion ; lock of ‘supeth' PIAS OS of aan PEPE” oy 310 Pennsylvania avenue, Bear Mth street. week or mouth, dy 3-e03t SEVE TO PERSONS k REDUCED PRICES FOR WiHIiskeERSs 486 486. AND Forced to UST ACES fone tat ‘orced to grow upon the smoothest face in from three to five wecks by using Dr. SEVIGNE'S RES- TAURATEUR CAPILLATRE, tho most wonder- ful discovery in modern science, acting upon the Beurd and Hair in an almost miraculous man- Tt has been used by the clite of Paris and London with the most flattering success. Names of all purchusers will be registered, and if entire satisfaction is not given in every’ instance, the money will be cheerfully refun Price by mail aied and postpaid, §1. Descriptive circniars and timonials mailed free. Addzesa, BERGER, SHUTTS & CO.. Chemists, No. 283 River strect Troy. New York. Sole agents for the United States. ap 3-d&weoly METROPOLITAN BROOM FACTORY. manufac eee TBERGER, LEDUC & CO., janufacturers and Jebbers of BROOMS. BRUSHES. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &c. Goods delivered free of cont. Manufectory No. 103 Water st., Georgetown. Office and Saleurooms No. 16 44 st., Washingto ap 16-3m* Having the largest and choicest Stock in the Dis- trict, and wishing to reduce it as much us pos: sible during the summer.in order tomake room for fall purchases, we shail offer for the next two ene Cid at reduced prices for cash. our choice setec- ion of PAPERHANGINGS. WINDOW SHADE OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, PICLURE CORD AND TASSELS, WALNUT BRACKETS. CABINETS, BOOK SHELVES, &c., Also, always on exhibition and sale # few choics PAINTINGS and ENGRAVINGS. ‘To those needing the above wa would say please call and examine our Goods, and compare quality and prices before purchasing. Please remember the name and number. J. MARKRITER, No. 486 Seventh strect. F Fight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, jez. »» between Dand & streets. USE LIME. inkling purposes on hand and for mumissioners. Sanitary Officers, and Line tor » sale. Ward 7 Housekeepers will find it in quantities to suit DIES’ UNDERGARMENTS AND CHIL aRS LAS a LKEN's COTE of exery description mado Men, SETEDERS! aati: PLASTER, 0 to order. Also, Dress ity , Em- THOS. FAHEY: broidering, Bralaiy Bad a as, oat, and { jes tf Corner 10th street aad bas Etrect, between L and M. Vtny 6-2m* REMOVAT.. PFEIL MOST RESPECTFUL his friends and the public that he hi moved from 431 7th street to 422 SEV- NTH STREET west. (cast side.) where he has on hand a large assortment of STOVES, TIN WARE. and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, to which he fnvites the attention of pur- ACARD. T mos earnestly reuuert al Persons indebted to me on open account, or otherwise. to call at my late place of business, 323 Seventh street, and settle the same during the month of July. After that my hooks will pass into other hands for speedy collec- tion. Lie 8-5t} J. W. COLLEY. haters: for ROOFING, SPOUTS, & iiaied. OLD PEE sola Pade 0) NG, eo. kolicited, Ceci Caeca, Ben tor salen at mapcinee: and prbinptly attended t. 22: Im. OBS, 5 BEC at manufact: Pongtl Cones. ay” TRANCE ma fact ares ices. 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 325 SD WHOLESALE Coma AGENTS AND MERCHANTS, ISSION Fe A. RAY &CO'S PAPER PAPER BAG WAREHOUSE ie 5-Im* 97 Louisiana avenue, 08S. SA8H, AND BLINDS. hs igned would most respectfully invite a palder med Soma to call aud exausae wie Virginia Lumber, Cloth Mills, stock of goods, consisting of DUORS. SASH, Ra ee Beenie Batcatees, Sette WARES: » Golers, i veoh ern Liberties Market Kieth obec der Arent | Shechenieen Macon ame jelin UP Stars. piles so, oad sized work aed gris EVERAL SPLENDID PARLOR oncGans, | 2°?) ’ ad vi ‘Swell, 4 RIENTAL SOAP. See Petal Baus, (very convenient" NB amd Kid Gloves, Lace Curtains, and a orgs WOSITIVELY BE SOLD AT COst, For washing Wounds, Bruises, and Chapped preparatory to ing tore. /_ | bands is equal fo the best Castile Soap. , 12 mew and second! Ee wii For: making Soft Soap; sce direction on the wrap- mi 13-2m No. £8? Tith st., abore wens 4 SenBing unless the maker's name is nam: ____ Ho, 407 Tith st. abere Eas0ve. : : CLIFFE & SON, 2. B. JEWELL. Mi: Jee RESO’, gp commrssron | 500 ana 503 Ca nen beet, MERCHANTS in Flour and ae egchan- np T1-6m fice No, 8f, Louisiana avenue, up stairs, Wach- | Fm PORTANT TO CABINET MAKERS... ‘Lhave just reived a large assortment of gd Brruvns ARROW ROOT, and Role G8; slso, HAIR CLOTH a PREPARED ABLE YE end SAGO, widths, which I am wee o EL sell at coz low SCOTCH OAT MEAL. ad prices. Si F. SEX ND ICH, y 324 Dat., between loth aud Uth.. DURYEA’S MarZei EATEN OBITS, ESEFURNISHING GOODE OF EVEET TRYEA’ at "8. F. BAVAG! : “SCORN SEARCH, ‘Rist, BVA D, betwabn iovk and Lith ete. ; ER Eh Oa ff ee OpRe EUREKA FARA fojl bade te TE RiRCHELER s onge Under Ebbitt House, md corner 1th aad F @treets, jet iptaY & GUE, Agents, ena 322 Pa. ave., bet, 10th and Lith ete,