Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR, | ,,,27coNetBUcTIon 1 vinatnra et length movi The Largest Circotation im the Distriet | te rixht direction. Boe mowing of cn a ) at Charlottes... TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR FROM THE RIO GRANDE, ted th & Filtbustering Prociamation. ou the 4 New Onxané, July 13:h.—The following ol i AYOR'S OFFICE, 3ci.s6 19. \ ‘oponals will be received at this offs tntit the Ith instant. at 12 o'clock, for gra- (former Whigs and i . ville, Albemarle county, et which delegates } of H were elected to the Republican Convention s Richmond, on the 1st of August next, was fol- ‘ Bi ‘gelling. 1901.56 mth 4 tox W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Prepricter. lamation is being circulated on the Rio border: WASHINGTON OITY : lowed by @ similar gathering of -numerous, agreed bates SATURDAY....... . JULY 13, 1567. | influential citizens” at Louisa Gourt ESR DOWE LUTE Sactpnaumend’racsvec: end ey conic dee ‘ = = = where resolutions were adoptediad vising vo- of Conference a sesemtto the most barbarous act of the 8. Seven Lad S7 BEADING MATTER ON BVERY PAGS. | Operation with tne Republican party, mipeteenth century! The butchery in cold a8. Seven Thirties, J) 109 blood, by a mongrel race of God-forsaken |. S. Seven Thirties, Juiy,, temacted by the Bonrd of Aldermen and Boart ‘SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTBRESTING TBLE- | “P!¢dging the meeting to vote for the Repab- i ‘wretches, of the man, who. by treachery, be- MBW YORK PIN@T BOARD GALES. Of Common Council. That the sum of twelve thou @RAPH! lican candidate for the Presidency. and for | would be ready to report at the expiration of ‘AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE {-war—for what else was | Coupons “MU $0408, sand dollata, or #0 ianck S maybe c = 1O'AND OTHER MATtEE: | members of Oongrees from Virginia. who | that time NEW BUILDING ASSOCIA’ came 8 prisone! Oeste ae bod Un ber 4 roy mpi Sag Nn Trot —— be ween. G ATION, now At 12:45 the Senate was again called to order. | being formed in the First Ward, will be held atthe Maximilian but m be wame is hereby f the general ee for teenert ase 0: ine hi n “m. ; for th f adopti stitution and fill. | @od ver: wertul delegation of the re- | §.20's, Jn.&.Jy.'65, 108 Teeponse toa resolation calling for informations | {05 ‘the masociatiom to the, minimum number of | presentatives of. the. Mexicam Goverament pac SB s cats reads and | {ares Books of eubscription re now open st | Wwalted upon im ip Europe and pressed nls FINANCIAL. ae “i y. | Bave an unbroken Unton record.” Delegates ‘bet ; tainly was not & filibuster, for ne would mot | 6.20's, 1564 PL eee oe table FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leav- ‘The Chair laid before the Senate & commu. hool-house, on Nineteenth. between G . 3 ° " t, and to brild an em for ee ing the city uring the summer months they | ‘0 thé Richmond Republican Convention were | nication from the ‘Secretary of the streets, on MONDAY, July 15, at 8 o'clock consent to become their Emperor untila large | 5.20's, 1865 100%, joomect Novi. | Thak Oe lesation aan oft reel can bave the Stam mailed to their address, by SI#o elected at this assemblage, as they have gagine house and pian of the building sill be been at similar meetings, of the most te ton tmined by the Mayor, one: member ate the ure, ordering the same at the office, for 124 cents | of Indian Gidkenluee: “Walon ie soda. aud 8 t Tonrd of Aldermen. one member of the Boar’ Pet week, for one week oF more Festa ag BAIL dozen, counties, ar | Grdcted to be printed wits eccompadyiag | Huttcls THaee remy Henstetiafetia'e | aoceplanen of the Mexican crown. and wich! rowig yonneon & Oo, quot Stocks ang | 1,cimiven (onmeiaid the Reary'of Fit | rted in the Richmond Whig, which is | gocuments Co.'s cigar store, Pa. ave., between i7th and 13th | 2 Only accepted after mach reluctance. ‘Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: It by contract, the above-mmech tcemnees . | doing good service in advocating co->»peration | At 4:30 a message was received from the | streets: and Geo. F. Kidw street, be- | tory teaches thatthe Mexican people, for nearly Naw York, July 13.—First Boara—U. 8, 6's, | *}8ll constitute the building committee, and + THE SUPPLEMENTARY REC TRCCTION | with the Republican party. The iast meeting | President, and the Senate wentinto Executive | tween Pa. ave. and F street: Jy 9-e03t pe Ae nate rcirgee Pedic 7 sacepenls OF iste a lls; do. registered, ——, do. | tein, direction the. building shall’ te erected Ss END sess: how: “4 5 self. gove whi ian bas we cou) y d. le : oe % a " com! ‘l advertise 4 ‘The following is 8 copy of the Sapplemen- | @Ported is that in Rappahannock county, on AE no tee GGUTS ers Opened and th Sen- NATIONAL UNION BUILDING ASSO- | to the world he was the best rater they ever | 5.20's, coupon, 111%; do. registered, —; do. | uily papersin the city of Washington tor ten. is tary Reconstruction bill as reported by the | FFiday, at which the Republican platform | a6 took a recess for half sthies ap LATION ORGANIZED JUNE 1.1867. | bag. and was doing all that s wise man could | Certificates —; do. 5-2). new tsene, ——; do ccastve days for proposals. according to plese | | 108; 1040's Fegist’d,-—; coupon, 1024; | and specifications to be provided. and award tha a meeting of the Board of Di was adopted and delegates sent to the August ve Red ae Nae tt Eas anaavenuc Rts door do to develop the resources of that country, 2. he , ? reassora| wil Conference Committee and adopted by the from the House announcing tee action of nat | cast of Seventh o 7.08, Pacific ? 43%; Atlantic Mail, 110: anton | contracts to the most advant bidder or bid ion in Richmond. Hon. Thos. S. F reet, on FRIDAY, Juiy 1 uaut by Judas Iscariot, in whom Bh Mall, 143%; : | ders, he or they giving security for a faithful com. House to-day convent : certificates of stock will be issued at that time,and | had trugted. Maximilian was one of nata: ©o., 43; Onmberiand, 40; Quieksilver, 334; | ders. he o faithful com Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre. | Flournoy and Hon. Wm. M. Tredway,both ex. | body on the Conference report on the Recon- | ci Tercons wishing to secure stock. are requested | noblemen, because he was an educated Ontis. | Mari Pret’, 234; N. ¥- Gentrab, 105%; tte oe i ee sentatives of the United States of Amerieain Con- | members of Congress, participated in the | "Op motion of Mr. Trumbull, the Senate pro. | ‘ettend. AMUEL BACON, President. | tian gentieman, and all his acts were Righ | Erie Rail 70%; preferred. 76%; Hudson | jouse; und in no case shall the contractor or con gress assembled. That itis herby declared to | meeting. Among other public menin Virginia | ceeded to the consideration of the conference | —V—°#N#0N Secretary. _— sy 8-5t_ | toned and chivalric, and being the brother of | River Railroad, 109; Reading RB. R., 103%; | tractors be paid for any extra work or matcrinis pave been the true a ot Ss who are advocating the new movement is | report. i a SPECIAL CARD. an ee eee rave man, and died asa pen in Central, 109%; Michixen Fvleleapee gxcent on PIF eel na im ha Eee fee t » one Sani ° — 7 ;Allinow Central ug 3 and tee. . Rs they eight hundred and sixty-seven, entitled wag | Hon. William 1. Gogeta, of Bedford, a Rep- eepont Ba ving Base tone w Yorx,July 2,197, | "the eiviized world will honor and revere!| ant’ Pitwwarg, O&; Northwestern, 415,. do. | may ecleet for that parpose, and &xpecific tims Mr. Trambull said he was ready to answer | 74 john F. Ellis, Washincny Die 2 ol capa ok ious Gdemendumanee He: mnie? pe cae have just received the following by Atlantic | BIA MARY ireiee Reza Sanasemeuca sete banock 3 ean O35, Fort Wayne, 107y; W. able: * the amendments, but he did not deem that . July 1, 1867.—Chickering & Sons, she perpetrators of thie most dastardly oat- | Union, n addition to the GOLD MEDAL OF of modern the a or! ‘UN- | rage istory. Americani coul sayii Gon. | OR: have, to-d ved 8 DECORATION OF | bloodhound, Escobedo, hasinsolently and de- Rec Rape fastening ppt tus | THE LEGION OF HONOR, which pire Ae flantly disclosed to the world that before clos-| PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. Gorm of reconstruction. “‘Thive Dill had ters | THE HEAD OF ALL PIANO EXHIBITORS. | Ing hic military career ne hopes to see the = = |, where One Would have been sufficient. cet C.F. CHICKERING. | ‘piood of every foreigner spilt that reside in GPCOND ANNUAL PICNTC shail be named in the contracts for the completion of the work contracted for, undera suitable forte: for each day’s failure. Approved December 8, 1865. Orvice Fine Commasoxens._ | Room No.6. West Wing City Hall. July 9.1857. In pursuance of the above. proposals will be re ceived at this office for ten (10) days from this date for erecting a Building for the use of Steamer ct to provide for the more efficient governm resentative in Congress for several years; a of the rebel States,”"and of the act supple- | Whig candidate for Governor in 1859; and a meni thereto, passed on the twenty-third | gentleman of great influence through the State. Gay of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, that the governments then existing | WO is out with a long letter, urging the peo- in the rebel States of Virginia, North Carolins, | ple to restore the Old Dominion at once tothe South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Louis- | Union, in accordance with the requirements ians, Florida, Texas, and Arkansas, were not | of the Military Bill. Though he himself can P HAFFIBLD’S FRENCH | his country. Shell this beso? Cat with this rEN fegal State governments, and that thereafter | © : JOSEPH Hi. er s oe % said governments, ifcontinued, were continued | “‘Reither register nor vote,” he calls upon all | The civil governments ofthe South ought. to i. CONFECTIONEWT AND LADIES BKC: | font blot Wat etaine the American continent, | COLI MBIA PRESSM The location of the above to beon K streat north, subject in all respects to the military com- | Who can, to de so. Once back,ia the Union, had not been sufficiently explicit’ in URANT. 246 Pennsylvania ave. bet! ‘Let us meetin our strength that‘we may cive (Letter- spe ee near J7th street west. Lot uare 184. Plans and manders of the respective districts, and to the | Virginia will enter upon anew career of pros. paramount authority of Cengress. terity. “Her railroads and her canals; her Sec.2. And ve it further enacted, That the commancer of any district named im said act | ‘ehways and her martsof trade and business, shall have power, subject to’the disapprova 1 | Will teem with new life.” He argaes that there of the General of the Army of the United | is no other way of gaining admittance to the Stares, to have effect till disapproved, wishes Whenever. in. the opinion” ef such | Unl0n except by conforming to the “ specifications for the above building can this office between the hours of 9 und 3 ¢ right is reserved to Feject apy OF he right is reserved to Teject apy of all bid t S SOCIETY nters,) AT PARK, ‘ Admitting « Gentieman and ing will is emgaged for the occasio1 id 13th streets, with fine large airy sa’ theexclusion of rebeljinfluence When recon. | {74 : ‘! was scoomplished, time ea 1 oaaniaaaare mate maak papent starcaen ap a ee tisclty, eet til then. meets ‘Rovicad W BUILDING ASSOCIATION Books | of Maximilian. Yea, though it fall, spon the rear otiintttee ‘subscription for the n ing Asso- | Seeretary of State. whose little bell, alas, pion me Guriaaiotion vie te Ge “ion abont being formed u ré | not tinkle to save the lifeot omeof the best men subjects | new open at TM, HANSON'S office. No. 9 intel. | Bot tiniele to save the life ot Oneof the best men named by Mr. Summer. It badto take the bills | ligencer Building, and at HALL & PLANT'S Gro- ge Ai ublic expression to our indignation, and let it Jail on these who, in the eyes of the Christian ‘world, are morally respont le for the death ‘both cam % but let justice be.done thongh the heavens | —— —————————————.___________ iy. y commander the prover administration of | the North. Tke people, therefore, should cease eeumeey noe Si ea bas Pfc jew York ave. and 15th street. fondle foamy ug! GEon RAILROAD EXCURSION TO CAR- | iv-9-10t Building Committee. id act shall require it, to suspend or remove | t0 cherish the “delusive phantoms” of Presi- e from the commitice was substantially | asseerony eee (Signed:) A Natiys op New Yors. LIN'S SPRINGS VA cexpay PEBCPUSALs FOR COAL AND WouD. trom office, or trom the performance of official | dential or judicial interference with Congress, | hat theSeuate had agreed to, Ithad no nes, | (CH OLY # KISSINGEN = Ng ee ee 8 Usrrep § duties and the exercise of official powers, any | “and set abont the work of reconstraction in | features incorporated ia It materially affective MINERAL WATER, Interesting News frem Seuth America. oT ; ea the Serscant-at-Arme, daneii 187 iticer or herson holding or exercising, oF PTo- | earnest and m good faith.” its character. ON DRAUGHT FROM New York, July 13.—Letterstromthe South on WEDNES: Sealed proposals will be received at this office fessing to bold or exercis, any civil or mili'a. ‘Mr. Hayes'asked {f section nine of the House MILBURN'S American republics are dated Lima on the 22d 7g sacsenvine the foot oF Caw wast 22 atock Mat Montag, Te Ty Oe C7, Gply i suck clattict ander any } NAVAL NEWS. bill had been retained. POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN ult, Valparaiso on the 10th ult, and La Paz qyland avenue Depot at an hour to be | cupplizing fuel for the use of ‘the Sensie’ of ths Bem enicctlou, eppointment, OF Auth- | Dispatches have been received at the Navy | Bar. Trumbull said it had not. 480 1sth street, opp. U, 8. Treasury, jels-1m>__ | Bolivia, onthe let of May. be delivered by Rev f.. Howerr; | Seven lundted. (000) tons (2,200 Tha.) best White claimed ‘under, any (so-called | State, or | Department from Rear Admiral Bell, of the the government thereof, or any munici- | Asiatic squadron, dated Flag-shi Hartford, pal or other division thervof: and upon | yoxohama, Japan, April me The steamers | wel Mr. Hayes asked what became of sections 10,41, and pot the Hi vine Ki s; rT. Trombulk: said sections ten and eleven r. L. ALCAN, southwest corner of llth street ingress. S stricken ow and Benin’ Seruptions of | A law had been, passed giving high nonors | Schvcl ECTBO- ; 7 | | _ All the officers of the late revolution im Peru | also, sixty medals and preminms will be distribu 12 of the House bill. ELECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS. | y 21 surrendered and received their pardons | teito ihene patitied. to’ receive theme Theaxer cises will be interspersed with singing by the Ash Furnace or Large Egg Coal, to be thoroughly screened and free from dirt, 43, One hundred (100) cords best Bakers’ Pine Wood. Seventy-five (75) cords best Oak We xeursion. it ‘ Rh y mt Fae such suepension or removal, such commander, | — ‘i ‘ n'a ave.. cures Rheumatit r Pi ket te: Childr under 12 All to be deli d and piled away inthe Senate . | Shenandoah and Wyoming had sailed tf Mr. Hendricks teit it his duty to say that in n, Colds, Gout, Debility, Affection of Pa- ‘Onstella, the-ehief of the revolution, who | | Tickets. : Partch Me tae m to jeubyered and ps hpstileve eee Ran eee eae Serine | Osaka, with the U.S, Minister and cuco | signing the report of the committee he did not ‘Absorption of Mercury and Female Com | pad gica recently in Arico, and settling afall | 2¢j'T%; 40 cunts: can be had of ans membor of the | vaults. under the direction of the Chief Engineor the cars on the day of ti | dorse the bill. He represented the Senate, from time to time for the perform. | 08 board. Admiral B states that hs was in- | &D! a ance of the said duties of such om. | formed by Commander Broad, of H. B. M. ond! not a aa ‘views, in the committee. and THE. ULATE CO. ad = steamer Cormorant. while at Amoy, on | #imed to secure agreement to the bill as it BUILDING ASSOUTATIO. the detail or come competent omicer or seldisy | 8, 2d of M that the “Amerioan | Psseed the Senate as nearly as he codld. he re t ‘ : ri i BOYS: SCT of the army, or by the appointment of some | Dark Hover, Usptain’ Hamt, had been | Hovse.—Mr. Dawes presented resolutions | Vinee eine ty Hons ee other persch to perform the same, and io fill | Wrecked on th ie Rete Rocks, to the | of Legislaumre of Masssuchngetts, relating to | p.m vacancies occasioned by death, resignation or | pou'Nward of Fermosn. Her officers and crew | tng ‘Northern Pacific Rallroad,iand concern « sons wishing to otherwise. | ad taken to the boats, but Uaptain Hunt, | ing’ Cape Cod harbor at Provincetown. ‘Laid | Yell te be present, as See. 3. And be it further enacted, That the | Rie wile, thesecond mate. and three Cbinamen | on the table and Ordered to be printed. | the subscription of stock will be then close General of the Ariny of the United States | landing in the bay on the south end of Formu- | "Me. Washbutne (Wis.) imtrodnesd bill to | ty 't {ime gusoue can take stock on applicatio shall be invested with all the powers of sus. | $8 Were all murdered, Instructions were sent | extend the provisions of the homesteet. will te | Sus A ee Within two (2) months after the contract fs award. my 2-6m__| portion on Bis widow. ee ay 18-8t CEPTION A ition was before Congress declaring = os 5 the Minister to the United States unworthy of "Tae awn Cle Ass n | the confidence of the nation. i ED Cee re ROOM sat the ‘Heavy gunsand munitions of war were con- ELFTH & rt a tinnally arriving at Gallao, at Seventh Street_ Park. The Wateree arrived on the isib uit. AY. July 17th, 1897. Dancing to com: ‘ Tickets 50 cts., admitting a iis Je 18-td Sergeant-at-Arms U;8. Senate. PROPOSALS FoR FLOUR. 2 of thi Wasnixetox. D.C als are invited until Is expected Exciting debates were occurring daily in the | mer re at 4 0 €loc Chilean Congress between the governmentand | Gentleman and Lac opposition members. the. President of Bolivia 1s_reporied to'be The proposals will be a si r dence. gear theChnrch. r é Depot as Nos-Tand 2, and bs msion, removal, appointment. G to Commander Felbiger, of the Ashuelot, to = wotutio as | Conducting the affairs of his Statein a most THE RADIANT a uantity less thantthe wi Eranted" in the preceding section to disirict | Yisitthe scene of the matder, and endesvor to | AS Sunus lands ann ihe mits ofany rail” | AL ing messes git Agscettion money hos | SORReae munders fa ihe treaty just esas | Wilgiveime she to de mbes Ua a guplioate, wan f 7 commanders. : | Tescue anyeurvivors of the Rover. The Wa- | Ted to Committee on Public Lande >” Sy 10- cou SOHN J. McCULLOM, Sec. | cluded’ with Brazil itis ascer ained that he AT ANAL ND. eb ote See. 4. And be it further enacted, That theacts | Chusetts was still protecting the commercein | “my Donnelly offered resolution for an addi. : = had ceded tothat Empire the whole territory THERES ae hE eo a ry of t Of the officers of the army already done inre. the Yang Ze river. against the Mamifior rob- | ‘tona}atanding committee of nine members to we TRO LIERAD 1893. on the right side ot Paraguay. agra; Basradeace tuadoeuntitich oto s from the ope moving in said distriets persons exercising the ber pands. The Monocacy was in dock at | be kuown as the Committee on Baueatlon, MePHERSQN & FERGUSON aid every ten minutes theveniters in snc fonctions of civil officersand appointing others Whampoa. The health of the officers and | jreterred to Committee on Rules. 3 671 Pixs. AVENUE, CORNER IsT STREET Ravages of the Cholera at Fort Harker. fickets 30 Cents, admitting a gentleman and la- | SU0ment wuay, direct. ot ete wl 7 in their stead are bereby confirmed: Provided, _CFeWS Of the squadron is reported asexcellent, | “On motion of Mr. Pile, the Select Committes CAPITOL Hin, ‘ evegcnicide of an Army Officer ~ | digs. mens OPBG delivery et eail Fear ajparded toh That avy person heretofore or hereafter ap- | ‘he only death during the month being that of | ow the treatment of Union prisoners of war Cee E 7 ys 5 The Committee will try to please all. iy 12-3" | preted-within twenty days from the acce poiuted by any district commander toexercise | James Hoss, of the Shenadoah, who was | was authorized to set atsuch places, andto | PUBE DEUGS. MERICINES and CHEMICALS, | | St. Lovis. July 13—A special dispatch from HE WAWASET WILL LEAVE HER WHARF | the bi the functions of any civil office, may be re- | Orowned at Yeddo on the24th of April, by the | axe tesumony Dy such DumberstieGomcn, | «| PERFUMERY. FANCY Goons, | Junction City, Ransas,-aye the cholera broke z 5 cL LEAN AR ME ua Lad oid gotebiclisaraa's moved elther by the military offieers in com- | CaPsizing of a boat. tep.as it may deem proper, Physicians Prescriptions accurately compounded, Ober & Hosen solijers of Hie damn adieed tan We crue ouILRS cade tn wach Fanbebc tbe Gos mand of the district, or by the General of the | 23 ‘Mr. Mungem moved to suspend the rules to | Th« Night Bell promptly ans~vered. ment and several citizens. including Geo. to CEDAR POIN ernnient may have for disbursement. army: and it shall be the duty of such com- ; FENAN CIAL allow him to offer resolution instructing that }| _0cJ2-tf Faton and Wm. Edwards, of the quarternias. honthe down and r A string band | . The nsual Government ingpeetion. will be malo manfers to remove from office as aforesaid all | During the weelt: ending to-day there has | Select Committes to inquire also into the freat- j ter’s department, and a brotherof Capt. Arms. | will remain with the company at Glymont. | dust before the Flour is received, and none will | ere United eae et to, the, Government | peenreceivedat the Treasury Department trom | Ment of rebél prisoners of war confined in the GRENGE BOOKS -Henrt: Cansclontt: Tai De: aay Af you desireto enjoy the salt water breeze. tho | S¢cepted which 18 not fresh ground and of a sty» Inluence mt any mariner lo hinders delay, prey | HEPTIMMETS, $470,000 in Tractional currency. | GAMPEARG Prisons Of the U.S. Goverment | 5, wm tg larsent, ovis, Gegnes Aad, do 1, There are now nearly twenty soldiers in tne |i tissu thy alt waver yarn ea fo Gadar Loin | PACSHY in be ontertained trom, partios who : y seg - : : s : ital sick with the cholera. The surgeon | ,,4 . eis ; mply with their bids Vent. or obstruct ne due and proper adwifaie. | BUTNE the’ same period there been for "Also. as to the facts Connected wich the carte! | aire Tutlne; scents. Lamartine: Les Coutiden: | hospi cealere. ans rates mpl wit tation of this wer and the acts tO Which It 15 | Spn"05G.16 wikm SIOUODO Ih SLANG 2 nose | for the exchange of prisouers, and. why anen | © Sooo e ee ee ee een eee erences resent | Lay ad G ai fle right fo reject any bil supplementary. —_ the Assistant Treasury at Philadelphia speedy exchange had not been effected. din:45 cents. Alphonse Karr: Promenades hors ‘Seven citizens of Salina and one of Junction dy 12-21 for any cause. 2 Sec. 5. and’ be it further enacted, That the | “Pad amount of ascubities het te rae Treas ‘Mr. Judd asked what loyal mam in the | do Mon Jardin; cents. Louis Roybaud: Le Coz | oie also died, Bids to be addressed to the undersigned, at No. f boards of registration provided for in the act | he Uh e y Teun | North demanded such an investigation. He | duc Clocher; 45 cents. De Stendhol Ronge et Mai ' the 7th 1 he VESTIVAL AND‘ PIC NIC 223 G street, endorsed, * Proposals for Flour entitied Anact supplementary tommacrent, | Wer of the United States in trust for National Beaks eb Ae: Lhves: + He | Pe ener eae” Colegio: oat Leow Geren: oe jor Cooper, of the 7th cavalry, shot him- eau G. BELL. * < F | ss 500); leposits 0 g vol 0 a. : oo rn -aSGeane & Say and oo taciitee epapeeeed Mare | public moneys, $36.578,15; tovil, $370,306,910. to the cartel bad been thoroughly investigated |‘, FRANCK TAYBOR. The volunteer cavalry is Tapidiy arriving at | _ ING PIO NIC, PECPOSATS FoR Coan. March 23, 167, sali have power, and t shall | 4 ,2zeamoun: ofuational bank currency issued |. BY, the Committee on the pageet of the War- | QALAD CREAM Fort Harker. , Bar ae Tees ok Eh Peek Nex Deranrwext oF THE Txtewton, 7 be their duty, before allowing the registration | fmoust issued Upto date Sonate Fone, | Obto.an opportunity to make a hole a any- | GROSSE & BLACK WELDS VINO ee ee ease cen Eeevengorie. wa Many ‘ ERT I Govansmens Hoseiral FoR THE Iss. y amount issued up to di NTH STREET PARK, of any person, to ascertain, upon such facts nuity Goods from Leavenworth and Major SEV NEAR Wasmixetox, D.C., July 5.157 § OF information oe they one spon ench facts | mis is to be deducted the currency returned, | DOdY’s coat, or to get up a controversy as to ndsomely ornamented decanters. | ‘Wynkoo Ox MONDAY, Jeny l5tH. 1567 is Will be Feceived at the oft tn /p- : including worn-ont notes, amounung 10 1,. |.W2O Was responsible for any delay in the ex. | TURKEY FIGS. the finest in the market, large | “J Hill route is quiet. Gentleman's Ticket 50 Cents; Ladies. 23 Cents. FRIDAY, July erson is entitled to be registered under | 435 go, leaving in actnal circulation’ at this | Change of prisoners. He hoped that the loyal d with thin eine eg ae eee eo The Committee in charge will only refer to their ing at the Hospita: Dal noe ee ee ncath Tequired by said act | Gate sove,760,314. members of the House would not consent to | xpopapines, UA se PANS y arse Botler Explosion and Loss of Life former pic-nics asa sufficient guarantee for a pl ae 2-240 pounds ‘0 th Bra no perton Settee nese ed estion, | “The amount of fractional currency redeemed sa AIS hig sere See ERB co Mint tdth oat F atrecls eer sap igs ae . ant time to all who may favor them with thelr pr nous Cont cal tay Lunia aa ee Det kee ard no Person shall be registered unless | arg aestroyed during the week was Soiree . Mungen disclaimed any intention to re- | _ my 25 under Bbbitt House. sehen MN coploaek le roe: | nail Sense aun Bese Rewdl has Cite Coal, egg size, Bide will be received. from thereto: and euch board aba wise ued | “The receipts from internal revenue to-day | Hect on the loyal ople of the country: and he | — os pee neer David Howard was tilled, Paar: | for the cecasions aad a Lesiieut dieplas: of Bice | same person of Arm for the delivery of both the Bi: kK so have | eo asked whether, ifa high officer of the Go: fe 2 Cs + ni 7 cngineer Davi a Be lea shir aiilocian ort ¢ : . ne ons and Anth Coals. or f¢ ye kind power to examine under oath (to be adminis. | Were $4072, making the total amount forthe | Mor nay given ws aerasase for the seers: | We ARE SATISFIED that the pricestated in | pevintendent had both legs and an arm broken. | “orks, wihich willlcome off on the grounds, on th Dut ‘they Will not be constacred ualear the ‘ouchiag ihe qualifeation of any person claims | ‘1868 the Tet ims: , change of prisoners that he was not going to | Siiowins all customers taking 2H0 Ihe cor more, | He! SUpposed to be mortally wounded. The | Scene. given by which the Coal proposed to be tu: rson claim- | Ne omers ta 2.000 Ibs... or more, ——<—$_______ exchange healthy, well okly. af fat > | fireman bad bis legs fractured, and was other- tng registration. But in every case of a refusal —_ ee as mot oucnt ny: 8 ren ge sua foe ekcaletons, weekly, to have it for 75 cents Fanaa E wise injured. A few female operatives who | QECOND MASQUERADE by the board to register an applicant, and in HE INDIAN WAR.—The report of the Com- | “Mr. Judd recognized in that statement adé- | jy 12-8t Superintendent of W.&G. Ice Co, | were in tae mill were more or less injnred. | AND t every cace of striking his name from the list as | missioner of Indian Affairs, July 12tb, velopment of what the gentleman medni by ‘All the Dailion.| Oue of the boilers was blown into the mill, is known in the market. nor unless they are by dealers or miners, who must furnis! ev isfactory to the unilersigned that they ar fulfill their $ousiness engagements, a t i hereinatter provided, the board | a : Pt Ne E EIGHTH GRAND PIC-NIC the habit of fulfilling them with prouptucss aol eth OP Doaeee oe ee poe perenne | murs to the existing Indian troubles, in erate fe pee on Union gen- OTOMAC FAMILY SHAD ROE. gickiea 4 Be, te OT oe tae Gunine le tees abate ise Sirens eek ater with the registration ‘list to the commanding | icin venye- oom OF the Senate of Jaly stn. | “mat Butler stated that nehiad beenduring the | mei ee) Gos, Va PURGHELL | | Aman named Be Sh rans Ue the ratas, FIRST WARD SOCIAL CLUB 4. Taght, is distinctty & = istrict, setting forth the | h m By han; ~ sy be more bodies under them. ged - ect all or any of the bids offered. if Slounds of such refusal or such striking from | Chevennee ano nt war. ony ee Hesperia erie on BSeireSone Gnited ‘Stace ace (TRE EUREKA PRESERVING JaR—A ful The mill was owned by J.N. Bitney & Bros will be given at e gdm eof the Superintendent the interes: e : Provided, ay | is y = ay 8 on nd, oi offer oe ol ernment require Qualified as meniber of any sosed oe eece. | Fots; Minnecouyon band of Fetou Sioux, 300. ernment, and that Re and all connected with | rates, at wholesale and retail renngoaile ———_— ANALOSTAN ISLAND, ‘The coal miust be delivered in barges or fiat } tian by xeacon of race or ocion | Part of the O'Gallalla band of Sioux, 250; pari | {Ne North, were ready for and courted the 5 SIBLEY & GUR, Agents, The Fillibustering Expediti Mexice. os tom ceritre-board vessels which draw not excerd Sec. 6. Avil be it further enacted, That the true | 7 ie Brule t ng: et ones 300; part of the Oe cel advocated tne adbption of th en-d 322 Pa.ave..bet.lthandlithsts. | New York, July 13.—Two filibustering ex- ae fabio ing six and one-half fect of rater when fone j P J 4 | Two Kertle band of Si 3 . Ing ‘ion of the I & = | = ; VEDNESDAY, Jeiy 17, 1867. he delivery pmence on ¢ r intent and meaning of the oath prescribed in | a imbering about 1,600 warriors, n” YP | resolution, contending that to refuse theinves, | [COR SALE SB HIS te Ae Ee | eee a ear cnt inte cy. ena Shout two Séid su lement act (isa i kece i on honest Union Generals who had charge of legislature ofany State, or whobashenacyen | Phil. Kearney massacre, and have since been i 3 ecutive or judicial office in any State, whether , C@!TYing On the war in the north. ier, Loren aeked Mir Isgeraed eae iW purchasers. | rapidly filling up im this city. A similar or- ile “imitting gentleman and ladies unto: ery low if bought whi ‘anizs ‘also in ress in Buffalo a Free to Foot Passengers and Cari nand 8 Wharf, foot of 3d st. east eae ar Toe ue ee nd | Bouts leave whart foot of High street, 3 o'clock p. m., and every ten minutes izing for a | {)\" : A : Mr. Logan asked Mr. Ingersoll whethi RU The expedition has: been organ! thereafter; also. @ street every hour, and at its expense : " ? nd whether A > : i 3 Eee seiz 3 il morning. f 2 from holding such office at thecommencementof ine | 87@ the only Indians known to be making hos. Dreot uel oe eee Mfeihs 20% the teens sUPREME COURT: Law chee oF : | heavy price for him trom Juarez or Austria, its and Masks to be hired from Fi Beets ties tal ton rebellign or had held. te pen ncementof the tile demonstrations. Mr. Ingersdll’ replied thst hie had readin | cl @7 eros by paald eee SOs interle but on ibe mews of his execution they changed Island,or 447 luth street. jy 12. nee z atterwards engaged in insu) = = ee ea ae ? { SOLOMONS, Publ heme to one of vengeance. e ranks = SONIC UF G 5 yment will be made for each cargo immedi- comfort ‘o ihe enemies thereof, is entitied tobe | NIA AND OREGON.—The Comnussioner of the |'that the rebel prisoners’ conflned ac Gamp NHE FIRST DOSE convinces that VELPAUS | jest Monday, on ac aa FOR NAVY CLOTHING <egustored or to vole; aad the words “execu- | General Land Office is in receipt of returns | Dougins, Chicago, were not Properly fed or PERIODICAL DROPS is just the thing in re- | From the Plains—Defeat of Troops by the take place at WASHING NC PBOPOSALS FOR NAVY CLOTHING. oath mentioned shall be Kost Ahcciny eigen exhibiting an aggregate disposal of 56,620 acres | Clothed. ana that large numbers of them were | movingall irregular and vbstractions, Lt will | Imdiams—The Cholera at Fort Harker. PMrcets, on MOMDAS, Seka % hours bring on the ‘ of the public lands during the month of May. | ffozen to death. onthly period with regn LAWRENCE, Kansas, July 12.—A fight took 5 Sil civil offices created by law for the admin. 9! 3 larity. Cantion Mies should mot be taken by ti j ; sn, oa et ae ey i ! st, at the following local offices. viz: Maye. Mr. Eldridge statetl that it & conversation | Ingiexdurint proguayey. uy they are sive ta being | Place near Fort Wallace on the 26th ultimo, in ' rir fhe taiminiereano ee gaw Of a State, or for | vine, California, 15.600 apres, San Francisvo, | Whieb Re Bad had with Gen. Ould, who bad | iCgturms pregnancy as they are eure to bring | place mete HON WS er cere killed, aud ihe Oe reine a eet Proposals. sealed and endorsed 5 orcna hg err Mornia, 9.535 acres; Stockton. Calitornia, | Charge of the exchange of prisoners on the part | sth loth, Laland jest’ | soldiers driven back to the fort. and PROTESTANT INFANT ASYLU Navy Clothing.” will be r time for: comple ie eitcteds That the 5.451 acres; Visalit, California, 4,055 acres, | Of the Confederate Government, he had bee, | —-—~ rr ‘A non-commissioned officer captured by the On TUESDAY. L6H oF Suny. 1857, ee Ot for 0 3 iginal registration Yinmboldt, California, 1,200 acres: Oregon | Mformed tbat an offer was made by General | SOMMER DRINKS, Indians was mutilated and tortured in a most XE BECKERT > GARD wINET proNided for ip said act may, in the discretion (yr 9 Sr Acted Hew Ould to the Union officers having th bs —— 4 On E street, between 13th and Mth streets eas NE Of the commander of any district, beextenaed , Cit¥s Oregon, 9,251 acres; Roseburg, Oregan, in charge (Gan. Butler nad ny ne. ie matter We have on hand the following Wines. suitable | horrible manner. Soidides RRA Sind . lia THE COMMITTEE. erable in New York. 9 to the first day of October, eighteen, hundred 9,14 acres. The greater portion of the land ge ( er, and he thought Gen. | for surome porinks, HOUR, CLARE SHER Thirteen colored soldiers ba ied at Fort ‘ THOUSAND TEN was taken for actual settlement and cultiva. | @rant also) thatbhe would give them twenty | RY. anc SHIR' Harker trom cholera. tion under the be ind sixty-seven; and the boards of registration +ball Lave power and it sball be their duty, esiead law. and sold for | thousand Union prisoners, sick and wounded, | (equal to the imported Chatapa, Beorurnnoop or tae vxros. ch: ; making up tbe number Cheaper) Also, Bancroft CHA commencing fourteen days prior toany election °*“hi the cash sales realluing $42,505. Stie-boflied men) withent. any enna [tora by ee mire 18 wat i " Jotice of the arena Spon Feasonable public | Borg HovsEe of Congress insisting upon’ | tbe Confederate Government was unable to | 20220! Bosses, Sety he Meee ete ae GRAND EXCURSION TO GLYMONT. accep he ume and place thereof. torevise,for Ps feed and take care of them properly, and that PARTME 7 stroyed the American Heuse. Hot ing the inepection.._ of 4 period of five days, the registration lists, and | (heir amendments to the supplementary Ke- | the offer wee refused. J D CNITED STATES PATENT building the building owned by B. W. Labour, H For a description-of the ar PPon pelng satisiied that auy person not euti- | construction biil,acommittee ofeonference wag | Mr. Ingersoll resumed his argument in “ WASHING recently leased by John Muzzy, who loses “f Grand Excursion of CEQ fe equtain th “Pt ae MEsneh patea. fran the Tied, AuiKe the | ordered yesterday. 1tis composea as follows. | port of the resolution, declaring that it wourd Leann net ete ADAG eee ee ie Canatrsaee elie Perring OF D.C. will take plage ou WiED bo Spe apt pean pring erson shall not be allowed to vote.” And such | O2 the part of theSenate—Mvssrs. Trumbull | be in bad taste for the Republicam.majority to | isis prayine for this cateustonola patent a The building was insured for ten: thoussad SUAY USP: cng Bali rine ofthe nd pay masters of the sev rd shall aiso, during the same peri Edmunds, «nd Hendricks. On the part of the | Order an investigation into rebel treatment of h day of September 1953, an | hy ring Band has been en- SochaniantKal Bye: sorte period, add Pi ; | dollars. gaged for th iP ; to such registry the names ef ail persons ‘who | House—Messrs. Stevens of Pennsylvania, | Pri#oners of war, and to refuse alike investi- | sued in divisions numb, Fe The large, lore: ceeponeln 3t that time possess the qualifications require | Louse Messrs. Steve » | gation into the treatment of rebel prisoners. | 720. and da tht reise | Yellow Jacket Stocks) Dewn. eereinreni Leattectat Te tlk eae elect thas he or they muertae that th by sald act who have nut been already regis- peso Mi, Eldridge repeated (ee sens OF fair. | Mayrisd.foran improvewmentin Grain wed Grass | SAN FRANGIRCO, July’ 12.—In consequence Wharf. foot 3d street eust, Lipitor steaks yee hod peat a Hea eg bo Petson shall at any time beeati- | Manteozo (Mo. Gaverte—Tnis well. | nimby Gensan cri: wee ae ern enade to - for seven years from the expiration of | of bad break, yellow Jacket ranging stocks MGcitleman and Ledy, $1; | good and sufficient sureties. to farmish the articles is vote by reason ofany | ducted journal has j te it cused Gi LG . KS | asi rut, which takes place on the 20th day of | are generaNy lower. Yellow jacket sold to- ta. To bel ; ropes the responsibility of, the guarantors to executive pardon or amnesty tor ene one conducted journal has just entered upor its ed General Grant’ for not accep! the | September, 1307 : ight E : a. To te bad of 2 o by the Assessor of Internal Revenue thing which, without such pardon orasanesty, thirty-second year, The eaitor, in mentioning | Ofer, 9% St that time, General Grant knew tis ordered that the said petition be heard at the meyereant hundred: a decline of seven hun. ___ sv 10-5t nro yy oe PS Treg ml Would disqualify him from registration of | this, says: “In looking over the subse iption | tB&t the Confederacy’ was a mere sheil: but | Patentoiliceon MONDAY thegth day of September, - GEAND Fie-xie Nopraposal seill be consideratentert accompanied yoring. | tist we find the nawen of but £ : that its refusal, when first offered some months | text. st 120 close ©. II persons ure notified Burning of & Theatre at St. Louis. a by such euarantes and by satisfactory evident: ta 4 me cttihet further enacted, That section | original subscribers: but the placeeoptie due betes was unjosifable and withont | td pctition ought not to yaar Sr. Lovie, Faly 13.—The ‘Theatre Uomique aps ees. Serie — four of Said last-named act shall be cousirue ; d 3 suns opposing the extehision are required to : bey 33 Pee eee u e License required by act af Congress : to authorize the commanding general named | 8d gone have been supplied by their descen- |. Mr. Butler reminded Mr, Eldridge tnat all nti: Batene Oiice their objections. specially | WAS totally destroyed by fre this morning. WOREINGMER'S ASUEMBEY: Je 17-lawaw Cnet oF Buses therein, whevever be shall deem it needful, jo dants ” the correspondence on the subject had been | set forth in writing, atleast tirenty days before the | Tbe origin of ‘e ie unl 5 At the eee : : 3 e remove any member of a beard of registraticn laid before Congress in January, 1865. In the | day of hearing; all testimony fled by either par SEVENTH STREET PARK. = TRE 3 a and io appoint another in his stead, and to fill HARMONY CIRCLE—The semi-annual fan bene sional per ee ple apeonreerrerpteers WANTS. On MONDAY, JULY 22,1867. HISKY! . pe Gaaxog, NUISEY ! Tes. Gane be ae ootiee lenaciid’ lads an ueeting of the abors association iv hereby | the rebels to give up the eick prisonere held | Her. Wh —SFEDTA OOD NURSE GMT SCTE, | Dickets SL admitting a Gentleman and Ladies. |, AT LEAST 30 PER CENT SAVED. members of said boards of registration, and all Mes Ys July 25, at 22 p.m. | by them at Savannah and Millen, Georgia. nb the office twenty days WV ANTED 8 GOOD NUBSE and a GLEL to | Dancing to bein gt? OF ARRANGEMENTS. | KIES {rom the best West Virginia distilleries, ‘do general Hotisé-work and Washing at 389, Fh street between H and I. jy 1-20" peTsons hereatter elected or appointed to office ate published in the | PYQUSE WANTED—North_ of Reona. avcnuc, G n ead military districts, under any so-called State or municipal authority, or by detail or : As soon as trausportation could be got the | Thuvlayol hearing; theargmuents, if iy with) es H. L. BLOUT, Sec. | proposition was accepted, and six stestaboats | Tt {av ol pumsing: the argue Seige Rs PICNIC, atthe Seventh. | were sent to Savannah and took off over seven ered. also, that this notice by which I will offer at the following reduced prices, Yiz —At $2.50, $3.25, $4 and G8 per gallon retall tid AD EXCURSION TO CAR- N SPRIN D RAILR L olesale pure ill find a greatdedu Wholesale purchasers will find & great de i kon T. AY hext, 16th iust.. | thousand men. There Republican and Y Higencer. Washington, D between sthand Ith. Reut “about 850. Ad! Z z a perrbeects afer a Gin a gppointment of the district commanders, shall air. ¢ 1 ‘The Vest reguls” | yoldable delay In It consequent ong one | Cc catul tnth Higin yette Bigin, Monee week, | déeas Box 347 Bost Office. ie The EAST. W METHODIST | 275 gar palo’ retail, superior to any Gin nail of pe bs cronies eg Seoeceiin: the oath tions hare been spade fa spc rs onder and decor nun. tions of the army; and ibeutae r had been maa three success se eels lirst of ssid publica ANTED—By a German lady,a SITUATION EROTRE TAN in nie 7 elsewhere than at this house for less than $4.50 the A limited numb <8 01 en issiesi. 5 be at Te ous to the day of a i} é 2 i give a eh United States Cook's Band will furnish the mste, it | t9 the rebels to jet them send cotton to New Me EO THRAKERS | UY, a8 foverness. Understands embroidering, | CURMION’ TO, CART En wed besides a large lot of a a York, sell it throngh their own agents, and | jy ¢-niw Commissioner of Patents. | Hf" Star ofttee sy ig-ats "| SPRINGS, on TURSDAY. July 16th. 1857, leavin direct from Europe, and in bond at Nie ~~ ~ he foot of ‘apito) iN at 8} ¥ Sec. 10. And lr it further enacted, That no dis- | (7=>NEW JERUSALEM TEMPLES Swaden ‘ict commander or member of ‘the board of Ney Doria) North Capitol st leticon Beara | With the proceds procure what was necessary | 22-7" z E i clock a.m, & Rtreets, i orni. : < for their prisoners, EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, ANTED TO LOAN—$300 for one year, for tit, ith the Al is nd Tepistation. of any ofthe oflcers or appointees | CG" cir vEre CGE SAY. Tang ee ae en een | DEPAER END Shaves PATENT OFFICE, Ww 5 Hampshite ie RRC Ny eee APA RI bie to Geo town custom house, Jovcasks of Galle, SHERRY and gOcasks of Cet * it and ample security | Hampshire Railroad. French SHERRY. The Cette Sherr. acting under them, shall be bound in his action (chick. Apr Fox, Pus Wasitixctox, Sky wD NG tn hgareee ata tee Coes ERT | Hamnshire Ballroad. aa ina iéautifal grove | eee ee ee ee iets ae cer nee by aby opinion of any civil offcer othe United | Pysiemag,te- marron oR the Divinity of Hoouc | suspend the rales, and the motion was re: | on ho petition of BEUN AND! HUGHES” ot | Wola Bowe SIRES Asst" | onthe AL. dH. R. He shout seven tmntersfom | kovAtea caltingte ciendealerss aceorditg te thei States el pete idiagg my © ee ar ee ae : Ber Nc ia MAN The Veta ae Mee, Soe, | WY ANTED=Hiy a respecbe Gira arta. | Alermudtia: Sod stout 11 mlics trom Washington, | gonerositysat from 88: 90.49 aid Bi per lon, Sec. 11. And be it further enacted, That all the ornate 2 ation, erefore, Was not received. patent granted to him the sth day of May. 1854, Wane Beg Ma Leche} ‘and to assist ta | 84s fitted up ine style superior to any Potomac | Will sell same at n retail aud provisions of this act. and the acts to whicb 1 IRD DY The question which was under discussion | for an improvement in Trip Hammer, for seven washing and ironing. or to cook. wash, and iron, | inding, having two fine springs, pavillion, &c., | $2 per gallon wholesale. GAUTIER mele paplenenry ae ee othe last evening, as to the reception and reference | years from the expiration of said patent, which B- OF * fs m- | &e., kc, f ‘ap 2-1: ‘Importer, 252 Penn's aveune. yy construed lib- we distribution of Medals and Premiums tothe | ef a memorial from the Arkan: takes place on the 16th day of May, 1807: and do genergl housowerk for a small family. Best | “Tickets, 75 Cents; Children, 40 Cents. tT a be ist ill tak oe 3 jonda} y of ste) e1 5 ST; 7 7 . pe llamate | ast M.&-Church.on gin tieect See petty hy £2 game up and the discussion eR Oo persons are notified BAKER WANTED—A YOUNG MAN to work HOF. KREIS) DANCING ACADEMY, Porn. pail Tue Waite Hovse.—A large number of | me ttre, couth on THURS. | eco ne eyed: Morgan, Tho Bae Bre. fe apear and show éause. if any they have, why BD second-hand. Apply at 190 south D street, | aya Friday nppodite Matropelitan Hovl ; Tosser FRENCH BM DRESSER, visitors were in attendance at the Executive male Grammar and ‘who had objected to its reception. . posing the extension are required to | Lslend. Jy 122" | can be rented for meetings, &. my i0-ly 324 F street, between 18th and lath sts. ‘Mansion to-day, many of whom had an audi wth the medal and premiuni pupils | After dieenesion the memorial was received nem Otten thet. elie cians apm Le talents LOT, Rees. rome i ee, hi S, schools 5 ble | it . wen y a! O ot ty - @ 134 7 om be 31 ence with the President. Secretary Brown- Vrulidings on Thursday: afternoon, | op tato o- Aud Was referred to the Committee | Sct furth in writing. af lant frenty dave betore the | Doings, Qneshalf cash, baile in six and twelve | C(CABRIAGEST’ | ar, gpoyy. CARRIAGES! | Cotitry. thas now? been cetablished for the last ing, who returned to the city yesterday from | ‘ mand’ march from there to the | Op PProp ms be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans- | months, Address Box 31, Mr office. jy 12-8t Onthand a fine assortment of first eight years in Washington and Newport, eujoyins is recent visit to Illinois, visited the Presi- ‘ne Speaker presented commusications, | mitted in accordance with the rules of the office, W4nstEn-« good WHITE GIRL. to do the | class Carviages. which w dent to-day.and hada long interview. At. | hool Board. Which were Jaid on the table and ordered to | which will be furnished on application. ral house work for @smalkfamiiy..Ap. | reasonable t Fee Ree be praied, Denortions oud other panire relied apon aston. | ply a we patronage of the corps dipiomazique, and of tht DR. DW. BA 8 follows: N. J. will preach at the HAMLT rom the ctiog Secretary of the Interior, sy 13-4t [Chron } ee rhest society. He has the honor te announce ths! ny es. All work sold war-. hhe has this season, Imported the latest fashions & 466 Joth strest, between D and Ksireets, | ranted, Also.a number of second-hand Buggies, o tory Ge Sta ‘time t be filed in the office twenty = cki ys, &c. i y ee air-dressing, and also pomades, verythins Siete Bence ey ne, hail 'aa intervibw eornerot HEkehaed Eater submitting estimates to supply & deBcienep ig | the day of bearing; the argnments, 140) Within | ore Oe Ta ee eee tteir Srvety easous 3 F Sitter fltue the testimony. 5 iar ap irae VSS ORI, Hi a) iam apd ap im. Contributions etl pPbropriadons for the rolled of the Bvajoe Le ee ata fie ai ba Ryblishea inthe SERHED HOUSE (oree Perea) et mene Te caihaainanideene CY Gea ers 9 bitties at 4 a! STE he received to liquidate the remaining debt on the | Lndigns, at or near Fort Sumner, heer f ¥ i é rt iyi St" OD st..near D. UNG LAN GF ORD, the thorough- sate Corday a larce Dare nsent seat to the | church properts. the pubite aretbvitedtoation!, | | From the Commissioner ofiaternat Revescs | fe™uaiganand ane Intelligencer Washington. D. [ake caokue,convenent te ome cara ness the | Ine BITTEN. Siacing: Stallion, procured from Senate to-day a large batch of nominations,all | _!? 2 relative to alleged frauds om the internat | week for threenuccessive weeks; the first of anid | jylz-at" "Room 140, Genetal Long Ome. : ae i catate of the late jore R. F. Stock- of which (of public interest) were of appotat- WAUGH CHAPEL, CORNER THinp | Tevemue i the fifth district of North Carolina ublications to be at least sixty days previous tothe | ¢ EVERAL HOUSES WANTED for good tenants. CHARLES GAUTIER poapertfully invites at- f New Jersey, will make the 5 ae Wine seetponcaietes saan nactzaeeé | Norte tiae ess umaRU MALT: | okiparer MERGE Muasememtaena! |MCeiy™" coommuutaraibing |S Menmmrernugas Simm e com RE | Su Pann WR ERE oe [Mea eich ara ees Ra oe in the newspapers when made. Ina bri: iS sey Me RE DE Dees repaired and > tn h hse to attend the | 2clé-wsw 7’ * Commissiouer of Patents. roperty wanted onsale. Apply toC. 8. TRE- red an unequalled repatati fe ‘Georgetown, in the District of Columbia ecutive session that took place fomaedsace DAY. the pata iusten eed SH DRGW ae | cletretcg. ox. {Be 17th of July. ‘The Yetter ee eon hana sied toe VERE corner th soc gursetas Geom 40: teen ‘ihed as preventive o atl thiamat tc und wa St 800 for the sreedn, payable, at the time of at altimore. it 3 " }, a ©) . jseases. i A pedigree after they were received, they are understood | Serricen ai NUTok aoa Sano ta Pe HAM; | Mr. Washburne Of Wis, dsked Jehve to | ante, Word reat ary Officers, and ‘ANTED 10 BUSEY E58. the blood. corrects the action of the liver matin. | band-bille, c. W! TU; tobaye been appropriately referred. | atais o'clock p.m, B ‘iste’ | offer the following preamble and resolutions; quaekeepers wi ee Te eae op Gentlemen's $ nt | nexesproniotes ns ‘in | _9p20-l2w ; - ——— | ANGGd) | uEAMaata eee hereas, pee natble statements : Ne zs ij " clot i .y | the female. m, and is admirably, aha < REMOVAL. 7 ANOS! = PLANOS¢! 7 3 , € MENT, SAND, and HAIR, a3 q re for all of females. bility. ‘FULLY Inform Tas Ex xcutive Session To-Dar—tn tne |S! a PIANOS! | spade by, ‘with - Hi 08. FAHEYS, |. Np Ho cree totes ant ro beed | Bein Tati ve wine “and the best yesetable | nis maae saa pete. oe has re- business sent to the Senate to-day was the rec. UNPRECEDENTED TRIU a = pie Caer. fis) eo Sse "15 jeéamt urpassed moved from 431 7th street to 422 SEV- Conte Dusvarcu Panis Barogrion * New Yi it je 8-tf Corner’ ARBRO’ one Fy PH. iprocity trecty made with the Sandwich | SrETAWeRY & Boke OF tains. Isiands, the treaty by France, Great have been awarded bo the Sapreme Jury of thé Ex- Britain, and the United States with Japan, | Rignesrurcie sf eves ee cote MERIT far tha and the nominations referred to elsewhere, | 76h Pronos and the most valuable anventions, including that of Mr. Bancroft to be Minister | prano fortes wah Rr OmTee em {lt eomstruction of of Prussia, and John Hey to be Charge avar. | Siraim ie oi “ thet iaire to Vienna. The basiness was tefeited to | -reecived a HR reas, (one aie) saece 0) ‘WARE ere HOUSEFURNT 1G an s OODS, to which he invites the attention of Dur arose (95 ROOTING, SPOUTS, de gout! PArowrant 70 caniner maxees. Tha La them ing,and ore meus 01 A a a Sorter —erinnlh sa) AT HAL¥-rasT2p m., the Senate received the conference committeereport updéa the plementary bill sgreed’to by the Hote, "The rae report is under ébite in the Senate, bat wii) | "4 Warelty of rom doubtless be agreed to thisevening ‘| jy 10am ‘ ree ' Op 5-D&Wsa* jy 11-3t near feventh street, Mr. Wood suggested of imaccurate. The New Xork me Bad dis-