Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The \argest Gitemlation im the District “ D. WALLACH, Rditer and Prepricter. sHINGTON CITY MONDAY. + JULY 15, 1567, er hy ake 0 \G@ MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SIDR FOR UNTERESTING TRLE- 2SAPUIC AND OTHER MATTER }/* Week, for one week of more. INO NOAND THE COAL TRA Now is the (me, if ever, for tae Wesaineton trace ot the Chesapeake and Obio Canal Cxeu for w rede m ter re at least 33 to 10 cents per ton. that andria canal, =10; towage to Washington, sis two days time of boai, &c.. Si2. Total, $10. ‘This estimate 1s very low. consideration condition of the Alexandria caval and aqae duct, and which are always likely to occur | As that canal is | now closed. coal has to be brougnt here from irom that or other causes. the wharves in Al Georgetown at an Now few words as to the present and future. | ria gqueduct is closed, as we Lave stated, and Georgetown is nbout to make The Alexsr exiraordinsry efforts tu keep it closed to navi- N OF PERSONS leav- « surmmer months they ve be Stan matied to their address, by | corceriy the same at the offie@. for 12% cents y of to obtain a portion of the coal ces have never been so favorable and for a yery small outlay we may secure considerable portion of the traffic, and | =the price of bituminous coal to comsu- | T t Here- re our dealers baye bad to receive their coal | by way of Alexandria. The coal boats after | reaching Georgetown could not come to this , nor lock ont into the Potomac,except by | way of the Alexandria Canal. Tuis required | ibelr passage throngh the entire length of ecanal—about seven miles—then the | locking through into the Potomac, then | their towage by steam tugs back te Wash- | ington, consuming about two days time, at the following minimum expense: Tolls on Alex- | As the boats carry op an average about 160 tons each, here is au | expense of forty cents per ton, leaving out ot | tue danger to boats in this | Toundabou: passage, and the extraordinary | delays which have oceurred from thedetective ndria, or earted from | pense even greater than that epecified above. So much for the past, | MATIONS AND REJECTIONS, (coset | The sec: in ex tive session this after. | noon, confirmed and \peyected the following | nom(nations: f j | conrimy: Minister—George Banc “ia Secreiary of Legation—. Vienna: Alexander Blis Ascistxnt Surgeoms—Let Michigan: J Alnert Howl Ea. C. Thatcher, of Penn: Captxin—Commander F. K. fein Ocmmanders—Lieu' Commanders Wm.Gib- son and E. W. Henry. First Assistant Engineers—Second Assis int Engineers D. Barde+, RB. Potts. J. D. Toppin. and Third Assistant, B. kavanaug ‘Second Assisiant Logineors—Third Assistant Eagine-rs G. W. Beard, C. Uber. F. A. Ash- ton. E Stiles, and Henry U Obristopher. Postmasters—Mrs. Hattie C. Fay, Roches- ter, Minn.; Jobn Frong, Port Ro 8. O. Daniel Kellogg, Jr., Brattleboro, Vt: samuel Saviers, Tecumseh, Michigan: Edwia R. Brink, Wilmington, N ©.; Salah Bosworth, Marivtta. Onto, Helen Surgens, Warren, B. I. Surveyor of Custome—Thomas Jernegon, Mich city, Indiana. Assessor Internal Revenue—H. O. Herrick. 3d District South Garolina. Assistnut Treasurer—Jobn S. Walker, New Orles La. Coneul—Engene Schuyler, of N. ¥., at Mos- cow. a: Berlin. Pras- lector of Customs—Wrilliam Silvey, | Newark. N. J..: John B. Dillingham, Michi- mackinoe. Mich. United States Army—Inapectors General, with rank of lieutenant colonel—Major Wil- son H. Davis, Major James Totten, Major Roger Jones | _ Navy Department—@nief of Ordnance Bu- | reau, Henry A. Wire. Cap'nins—Commander Thomas H. Patter- son, Commander Edward L. Nichole. Commanders—Lieut. Commanders Phitip | C. Johnson, John Walters, S. L. Breese, Ban - crett Gherwardi, Henry Wilson, A. E. R. Benham, Joseph 8. Skerritt Firet_ Lieutenant Marine Corps—Second ‘| Lieut Wm. 8. Muse. Surgeons—Passed Assistant Surgeons Louis Zenzen, John H. Clark. BEIECTED. Postmasters—Samuel Neil, Van Wert. Ohio; Elijah T. Smith, Owassie, Mich.; Charles R. Collins, Mt. Vernon, lows. U. S. Consul—Orrin J. Rose, of Illinois, at Taranto. | BILL TO ABOLIS8 THE Orrice or SUPERIN- TENDENT Or SEWERS, &C.—Mr. Ashley intro. duced in the House to-day a bill to abolish the | office of Superintendent and Inspector of Sew- ers, &c., recently created by} the city councils. The bill reads : Be it enacted, &e., That the office of Super- | tendent and Inspector of Sewers. Uarriage- ways, and New Buildings, created by an act or ordinance of the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the city of Washington, and approved the 10th day of June. 16 id the same is gation. Whether that eity will succeed in hereby abolished: an the said act or doing £0 oF not, is no: material to our present | ordinance creating and establishing the same, arg the canal bridges, and cbal boats can now reach Rock Ureex without obstruction. The Onio structing the outlet lock at its mouth. so thit mual Company is now engaged in recon. boats ean come into the Potomac at ihat point. This werk will be finished about the first of September. and will bs advantageous as far es it goes But if we desire to secure a portion of the canal trade, sometaing more must be done. The canal trom Rock Creek to 17th street is pow @ nuisance. and likely to be & cause of miasmaric disease this fall, The danger may be averted. and this short streten pul Made Bavigable for coal boats at a y small expense, and if onr city would undertske the work, witbout waiting for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, it ‘would pay us ten fold. The tolls for one mile amount to but little, fitth mills per ton,) and they would probably be remitted by the company if the work was mace available by the city. Boats would then be able to come through to our wharves from Georgetown withont delay, and with but litile ornoexpense. We may thus not only obtain @ portion of the coal trade, tut materially lessen the price to our citizens of wood, bnild- ing stone. grain and other produce, and many other articles wbich reach here by tne Chesa- peake an’ Ohio canal, and which we now have to cart trom Georgetown at very heavy expense. The matter is one wortby the espe- cial consideration of our business men snd the ; corporate authorities, AN INSTALMENT OF THE VETO In reply toa resolution of the Senate, the President to-day sent in to that body the or- ders, correspondence, &c., with military com- manders, &c., &e, and the War Department, | estimates regarding the amount necessary to earry ont the reconstruction measures. He es tbat heis unable to furnish estimates for the smount requisite to carry out the sup- plementary reconstruction legislation of the Presert session. He fears that by wiping out State Governments of the South, we shalj make ourselves responsible for the debts of those States prior to the war, by which the ba ionsl credit will be :mpaired. ‘The Senate in the debate this afternoon upon this message, did not seem io share in the Presicent’s apprenbension. THRE Doc WaR en can ty New York. —The war wes is raging flercely in New York a already this summer 4,000 curs of all hades, colors, sizes. and qualities, their face by drowning in the pound East river. The Hrra!! of yesterday Tue animals are ied up to the slaughter tt the rate of about 700 a week, in pro- op, whieh has continned from day to-day since the proclamation of the Mayor and the mption of duty on the part of the Esco- bedo of the pound. he pen TRE SUPPLEMENTARY | —Tbe Stazot Satur Rrcox ay wa: city paper that has yet published acorrect copy »pplementary Reconstruction Bill as Our cotemporaries made -cme bad blunders, especially in the ot the at passed ihe two house fourth and sixth sec tions. ComMiSs10NERSHIP OF AGRICULTURE.—The friends of Col. Capron and ot Mr. Bar ker, of Rhode Isiand, are alike Sanguine thatoneor * the other will be nominated as Commissioner of Agriculture, but it does not seem to be certain tbat anv new nomination will be made im- mediately Turscrr LMENTARY RECONSTRU! TON BILL. Congress to-day sent tothe President asking the return of the supplementary reconstrac- tion bill. it not Baving been correctly enroiled- Tequested. The veto is not expected before to-morrow or Wednes- ‘The bill was returned, day at the soonest. INTEREST ON THENATIONAL Dest. terest on the seven-thirty bonds tbe gc: of March 3d, 18 to pay the mrerest on the same. —_~— UcNFIENED —By the list of confirmations | and rejections made in executive session to- | day, given el where, it will be en that George Bancroft has been confirmed Minister py to Berlin, and John Hay Charge d’Affaires t> Vienna Tax Wr ——____________ Te Hor! the President Grorgetown Das recently raised | been deepened by recent freshests, | avigable, and the Chesapesie and | (only three and four. | —Thein. | sued under second series, amounting to aver one hundred and eighty millions of doliars, talls due to-day. It will ‘ake about six millions of dollars in currency s ‘A namber of visitors were at the Executive Mansion to-day. bat received very few. Attorney | General Stanbery and, Seeretary Browning | bad interviews with the President this morn- is hereby declared null and vord,and therefore set aside. Referred to Committee on District Columbia. | A copy of the act passed by the city Uoun- cils accompanies the bill. ReMovaL or J€poxs.—Mr. Williams, of Pennsylvania, introduced a joint resolution to-day proposing an amendment to the Gon- stitution of tbe United States in regard to judges of the Supreme Coart and other courts, as follows: Resetred, fe, That it be proposed to the several States of this Union to amend the + Constitution of the United States fn the first section of the third article by + the following :—But for any reasonable cause which shall not be considered sufficient ground for impeachment, they, the said judges. shall be removable by the President, on the address oftwo- thirds of each branch of the Legislature. Referred to Judic:ary Committee. gelihiebitiesh dee tats | SAB or GOVERNMENT Lanps.—Returns have been received at the Generel Land Office exhibiting an aggregate disposal of $2,201 acres | of the public lands during the month of June | ast, at the foliowing local offices, viz: Eau Claire, Wisconsin, 76,165 acres; Denver City, Colorado Territory, 6,36 acres. The greater portion of the land was located with agricul- tural college scrip, and the remainder taken | up with military warrants and sold for cash. | Drowxe> IN a WasHTUs —On Yesterda: day morning the family of Mrs. Frederi Brannan, No. 203 East Lombard street, met with a sad bereavement in the death of an in- teresting little zirl about thirteen months old, which, while playing in the yard attached to the residence named, managea to scramble in- | to a washtub filled with water, and was drowned before assistance could be rendered. Coroner Holt bad an inquest. the jury reader- ing @ verdict of “accidental death.”—Zal more Commercial, V5th | Nuwsvarwa ConsoLipation.—The Rich- | mond Enquirer and the Richmond Ezaminer bewapapers have been consolidated into the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner, of which the first number will be issued to day by the | Richmona Publiehing Company. The com- pany has decided to adopt the size and general appearance of the Evominer for the new paper. | 7 Jobn_ Clarke, ot Baltimore, has left 750,010 to St. John’s Methodist Church in that city. SMC. PL U—The members of PIO: J “LODGE. No. 1, Mutual Com fertive Union, must be pre NIGHT. July 7 | le: el Delegate Hail yu July 7th. at 8 y clock JAMES H_REED.R DISTRICT. Tict will take p hurch. ou sth street THURS lock p.m. The Female [nter- uu L.with the m wr schools in the Dist allach buildin: pupils able warded hy the Supre Finest Goin Meo of perfection in ar rainaite inventions ia the construction a midorsement a & tien to the the folle miei Sily 4 t Societe des Beanx Arts.of Pi fter a careful examination of all the ransi qi hibited at the Paris Expos WSTEINWAY & Soy: Grand Test and novell of New Yerk, their monial Medal. for ereatest superiority WF construction ¢ J W. G. METZEROTT & CO... Agents for Washington. D.C. SCAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE |<; y BUILDING ASSOCIATION, now cing foriied im the First Ward. will be held atthe on Nineteenth and H DAY. Inly p.m. | for the purpose of adopting a itution and fill the association to the minimum number of Books of subscription are now open at * grocery. Vermont avenue and I ptrect; t& Bucke's, 22d and Pa. avo.; Barcklay & 47th and J8th fad’ street, be- 4y 9e4 (er ee sores CARD. v Yorx. July 2, 1987. Ne To Join F. Ellis. Washingt We have just received the oy { Cable He wg by Atlantic | \Pamis, July 1, 1997 —Chickeri s. Ne Nork; in addition: tote GOLD ME ALOE HON wave to-day ela DECO. ° TH Me to OF es RATION OF h places ux AT EXHINITORS. COP. CHICRERING. JOSEPH H. SHAFFIELD'S FRENCH CONFECTIONERY AND LADYES RES- XUR 246 Pennsylvania ave., Ii ets. with Bue large etions with any’ of i tent in this city (Cn ¢ Kissisces INERAL WATE ON DRAUGUT FROM ing POLAR EBERS S _—_—_— | OLAR SODA FOUNT. PERSONAL.—Senator Sherman has returned | 480 15th strect, opp. U.S. Treasu: je15-Im™ from Europe, and was in his seat in the Senate Among We visitors in the Crimi- nal Court this morning were Hon. H.D,.Wash. | to-day. burp, of Indiana: Hon. John Logan, ex-mem. ber from Missouri; and Hoe. Caled Cushing. —____* THE NOMINATIONS.—It.is believed that the Senate Will not take action at the preseat Session on many Of the nominations before that + body. S7 From Shtlington. Odeon Building, we have the capital July number of Lotions ciety and the Augast number of Mrs. Peter- | H son's Lay's Friend, Parente The number of patents devig- | ed for itsuance during ine current,week ending the 23d instant is. 233, a figure some- 2 what above tbat recorded tast week. “ Intrewar REVENUE —The revetpts from this | source to-<dey/ were $1,155 96% $1) «7 Pavers trom! ’Orecon’ and v Weatictiziow Territories are filled witl accounts of base ball ma‘ches. ELECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS. CAN, southwest corner of 1th street aye., cures phenme: % the Skin, Colds. Gout, Debility, ection ope | ralysis, Absorption of Mercury and Female Gom plaints. my THE IMMACULATE | CON . Les BUILDING ASSOCIATION HE TION » regular monthly meeting of this A ciati will be held inthe BOYS St OL ROOM of the ( bureh, on the Ist Monday in Angust, u? 8 o'clock pom. is Association will do wr fizoRS wishing to jp thie Asseciatio hy - Present, as it be ex, a the subsert plomor stock wil ay on ig ba that time ain one can {aks stock on application to he Rev: Father Metathy streasurety at hs Peay, the meetings of the Association money bas 33 10-eotd " in MCELLLOM, Se, Qe EstABtisw ep iess. MeP} o 0X? cy BUA Pass ovanne Soe ee meg ENN. AVESDE, Gariron bite Physicians Prescriptions accurately coupon. | The Rizne Bell promptty ans nil” comporinded. adding thereto | | tee on Commerce. | Tebellion. Reterre: CONGRESSIONAL. y. ee ) |. Moxpar, Jaly 15. Sevargz.—Mr, Sherman, absent hezstofore this ¢eesion, appeared in his seat. . i led up his resolution to eus- ‘Suraner peut raleof Friday, Sthinst., eoas tallow: bimto call up the bill for universal gnifrage throghont the States Mr. Hendricks opposed the proposition, and moved an exetutive session. ‘The Chair presented a ietter of invitation (0 tbe Senate to atiend the dedication ceremonies at Antietam Cemetery on the 17th inst. Mr. Sumner eaid the te was so thi that he ehould not press his recolutiom to 8 vote. The Senate then, at 12.15, wen! into execu- tive eessio: ‘The doors were, reopened at 1 o'clock. Mr. Wilson called ap House joint resonition appropristing $1,175,000 to carry into effect tae several acts providing for the more efficient government of the rebel States. Mr. Buckalew moved to reduce the appro- Priation to $1,000,000. Mr. Wiison accepted theamendment. He did not know whether the reduced amount would be sufficient. but ifnot Congress would be as- eembiea again in & few months. and could then supply, the deficiency. ir. Wilson moved toadd to the resolution the words to be expended under the direction of the Secretary of War, but subsequently at the suggestion of Mr. Sherman, withdrew the amendment. The reeolution as amended by Mr. Buckalew ‘was thom passed, yeas 37, nays 3. Mr. Pomeroy moved that the Senate take up the House bili, for the relief ot certain soldier: and sailors, charged with Gesertion. ‘Mr. Wilson hoped this bill would not passed in its present sbape. Ifitdid it would give bounty, Weck pay, and pensions to large number of men, for whom no provisions had been made. or was intended to be mate. He had no objections to removi for 4 from sach me unwilling that by the [passiae of the bill they should be entitied to bounty,and back pay sions. Mr. Conkling understood there were 93,000 deserters on the roll. He was unwilling to pase a bill restoring’ #ll these to an equality with men who bore the heat and brunt of pe el should like to see the bill carefully d Mr. Wilson understood the object of thie Fill ‘was to relieve men who, after the war was over and General (+rant had surrendered — Mr. Johnson.—General Grant didn't sur- render. Mr. Wileon.—Lee, 1’ mean. (Laughter.] The ‘object of the bill was to relieve men who went bome afier the close of the war, and before they bad been finally discharged. He was willing to relive much men, but not those who deserted during the war. He understood that A number of claim agents oad written to de- serters offering to get the disabilities arising from desertien removed frow them if they would give to these agents the back pay that woold thus socrue fo them. Wr. Henoricks objected to_the consideration ef this bill at this session. He raised the point that the resolution of the 3d could not be sus- Pended, but could only be rescinded. ‘ The Chair decided that the question was in the hands of amijorit of the Senateand could be decided by it. The Senate agreed to modify the resointion; so the bill wastake1 op, and was then referred to the Military Committee. The Ohair laid before the Senate acommu- nication from the President transmitting all orders, opinions, etc., sent to the district com- manders, and estimating the amount neces- sary to carry ont the work of reconstruction. Mr. Howard, referring to that portion of the meseage in which the President alludes to the assumption by the United States of the debts of the rebel States incurred before the war, said it was all moonshine. designed for par,y purposes. Mr. Hendricks eaid the, President had not expressed any opinion on that subject. He had merely made the suggestion whether, it the Southern States were to be treated as con- quered provirces, the Wnited States would not have to pay the debts of these States This doctrine had been Isic down by Gov. Morton, of Indiann, two years ago, in a speech en- dorsing the President’s policy. Hovexr.—The Spesker proceeded, as the first business in urder on Monday, to thecall of States and Territories for billsand joint reso- lutions for reference. Unger the call, bills and joint resolution ‘were introduced. read twice, and referred as foliows.— By Mr. Kelly: Declaring valid and binding the decisions of militery courts and commis. sions made in civil cases, when tricd in States rebellion where no civil courts were imoperation. To Judiciary Committee. By. Mr. Williams (Pa): Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution of the United States in reference to Judge of the Supreme Court and other courts—anthorizing the re- moval of Judges by the President on recom. mendation of two-thirds of each branch of this Legisiature. ‘To Judiciary Committee. By Mr. Noell: To make legal tender notes receivable for duties on imports. To Commit. tee on Ways and Means. By Mr. Paine: To refund to George Wil- Mamson & Co, of Milwaukee, certain duties pad on pig iron; to Committee on Claims. Also, joint resolution of Wisconsin Legisia- ture, asking an appropriation to reimburse the city ot Milwaukie for expense in constructing the barbor at the Straight Gut: to the Commii- By Mr. Cburchili: Authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to issue certificates ot registry or enrolment and license to certain vessels: to Commi'tee on Commerce. Mr. Woodbridge. (a: halt past twelve) moved that the Houee adjourn. The Speaker info:med the House tha’, throngh an error in the enrollment of the ri construction bill some words had been omitied (the words statiny that appointments to office sbull stand “until disapproved by the General of the Army.’) The President was willing that the bill sbould be withdrawn informally and the correction made:but itwas for the House to determine whether, in viewotthe impor- tance of the ineasure, that course should be udopted. or the bill be withdrawn. re-enrolled, Aud sigued anew by the presiaing officer of each House. Mr. Woedridge withdrew the motion to ad- journ. remarking that it was best to be on the bate side " Mr. Banks thought tt due to the importance of the bul that it be withdrawn, re-enrotied, and signed anew by the presiding officers. He Moved tbat the president be requested to re- turn the bill ‘Tbat motion was agred to. The Speaker reumed the call of States, and under it bills were introduced aud disposed of as follows: by Mr. Kobertson: To reimburse the State of New York for moneys expended for the United States in enrolling, equipping and provisioning troops to aid in suppressing the to the Committee on Mili- ry Affairs. Also, resolution declaring that ho further issue of bonds of the United States onght to be made for any purpose not aiready Provided tor, except on the distinct condition that they shall be subject to taxation for State, county and municipal expenses, the same as other property. Referred to Committee of Ways and Means. By Mr. Holman: Resolution deciaring that United States bonas oughtto be taxed by au- thority of Congress for National purposes so as substantially to equalize such taxation to the Average taxation baposed on other property. Mr. Price rose to debate the resolution, and, under the rule, it went over tll 1o-morrow. By Mr. Robinson: Resolution for appoint- ment of select committee of five toexamine into the working of the detective system of the In- ternal Revenue Departmen', the seizure of spiri's and tobaceo made by unauthorized per- sons and the disposal ot spirit, &c., seized aud sold by order of courts. Debute arising, the resolution went over, un- der ihe rate. By Mr. Julian.—Reeolution instructing 1 Committee on Public Lands to inquire’ into the expediency of reporting a bill providing for the forfeiture tothe United States of the swamp lands heretofore granted to States lately in rebellion which have not been law- iully disposed of by «uch States. Adopted. By Mr. Schenck.—Beeolution directing the Secretary of the Treasury to inform the House whetber he has established, or caused to be constituted, in the city of New York an asso. ciution or commission knowu as the Metro- politap Board of Revenue, or by any other pame or style; if so, under what authority or non of law, wiih what object, and’ for Purpose such board has been consti- tuted: what individuals compose it, by whom and under what authority they were telected and appointed, what powers they exercise, Mies ners eye tae given to them, ‘and what have been their acts and pro. = ings w to this time, dc. ee r. Robinson rising to debate the reso! it Bee es oe eh rete 'y Mr. Covode. resolution directing thi the testimony taken by the ‘Judiciary’ Co! Bittee on the subject of impeachment of the: President be printed, and that any portion of Port Res oe be allowed to report thereon ‘The House refused to second the previous question. and Mr. Wilson (Iowa,) vem fo oa the resolution, it went over under the. Tule. "By Mr. Ashley, (Ohio. hcg of puperintoace fe eud teopeee renee and carr, ; of sewers Beene ene Cone city of Waebivgon Boiemed te the Committee on'the’ District of ‘States of ashy; laud and Delaw: have now State governments repiiblican in PRE murssgs vaste tat ah We snee zaites es Gee i wy Conta: debe the ‘reed ut should ischuae New 1atiba thasit shenld apply to: repr tet fy None of these suggestions were Reddes.” previous question was seconded—47 to 47, the peaker voting aye—and the r it adopted—76 to 35. eesintion “ae Ose Bosewocd alias PLANO, maslepy: B Mr. Randait- —Kesolution declaring that, at ja ent of the se, no National Sa ate sito: of ve ent }money.in care a reastirer or Assistant United States: that all nd Fecelwed for the Governm te hould hedeposited with th 5 Bit surer, and fq’ ¢ary of the Treasury to transfer Any money now in such uajional bangs to the uret or Assistant azurer of United States. Adopted. = Ry Mr. Judd: Resolution thatthe Secretary ve leave to withdraw trom the file P legram from General Sheridan to Generrl Grant, dated 22d June, the same bav- ing. been communicated to the House by mise take. Adop' By Mr. Farnsworth: Resolution discharging the Judiciary Committee from the turther con- eideration of the question ot impechment ofthe President. and ordering thetestimouy aiready taken to be printed ‘The House refused to second the previous question, Mr. Pike rising to debare tr, the Fesolution wentover.under tne rnie. By Mr. Bromwell, (1i!.): A resolution in rei- erence toswamp-iaad. Rejected By Mr. Eldridge:—Resolation reciting the allegation in the Cincinnati Commer jo’, that the expenses of the winesand liquors consumed at the banquet given to the loyal portion of Congress last winter sre unpaid, and dectaring tbat they should be at once paid ont of the funds raised for evangelizing the colored race, now in the hands of the Republican Execative Committee. (Laughter) L By Mr. Washburne ( Wis. claring the Rock Island Railrosd a naisance, and directing the Attorney General to institute Proceedings to abate it. ; Mr. Couke objected, and the reselution was not received. ‘The House chen, at half past 1, took a recess till 8 e’ciock. ‘After recess, the supplementary reconstruc- tion bill, as correctly enrolled, was reported and signed. The Senate amendment reducing the appro- priation for carrying out the reconsfraction acts from $1,675,090 to $1,000,000, was concurred a. Mr. Windom introduced bill to repeal a law of last seesion prohibiting the making of treaties with Indian tribes. Debate ensued. $200 VILEBUY » PIANO FORTE. nearly new, Apply at No. 153 #2 street, Island. Jy 15-30" J) SSCLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The artnership heretofore exiating under the firm of FISCHER & SCHAEFER, has this day dissolved by mutual consent F. FISCHER. JOHN SCHAEFER, JULY 12, 1957. The undersigned will continue business of Bell Hanging. Locksmithing. &c., at 42% Tth street, between Gand H. (jy 16-31] G. F. FISCHER, TRUNK TRAVELING BAGS, “AND MEN'S SATCHELS. ST STOCK IN THE CITY. GREATEST VARIETY IN THE CITY, WILL STAND RATLROAD USAGE, AND AT LOW PRIC. At the old established MANUFACTORY oF S. TOPHAM & Co., BF 500K SEVENTH STREET. one door above Odd-Fellows’ Hall. REPAIRING ks, Harness. &c.. thoroughly aud promptl JAMES Le nus les Tillents : 4 eantour de Mi Alphonse Karr Fe. Alphonse * Rouge vt par Leon Gozlan; 0 par Victor Hngo. 8 FRANCK TAYLOR. SALAD CREAM p, opared for Dressing Salads. CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S VINEGAR in handsomely ornamented decanters. TURKEY FIGS. the finest in the market, large and with thin skins. BATSINS, vers large NECTARINES. W. BURCHELL, corner 14th aud F streets, my 25 under Ebbitt House. We: ane sarisri at the pri our cirenlar operates: ajustly’. sand we AMlowiug all eustonicrs takin 2.000 the.. Aj weekly, to havi ts per hunired. ais Fr FOWLER, jyl2st Snperintendent of W. & G. Tee JAll the Dailies. | HE POTOMAC BRIC: 'e are making exter icturing BRICKS of made and pr a r to ‘recrive proposals tor furnishing hen quantity. C.N THOM & Office 15th street, 2d door north of Riggs & Co.'s Bank. LOCKS! LOCKS! Locks! BEST RTMENT OF LOCKS AND BUILD- E HARDWARE IN THE CITY. | BUILDEBS’ DEPOT, 562 SEVENTH STBEET Opposite Centre Market. i H. W.WAMILTON & CO. LD RYE AND BOUR WHISKIE have in store Baker's, Gibson's, and Han- je 2t-1m* 8! ya i pure RYE and BOU suitable | rmedival purposes. A | DY BLAC TE: KBERRY, 3 : Ne'P Corner E and 8 a TAL SOAP. | For washing Kid Gloves, Lace Curtains, and | ght falirics, ashing Wounds, Broises, and Chapped qual to the best Castile Soap. | making Soft Soap; see direction on the wrap- None genuine unless the maker's name ia stamped on each bar. C1. SEWELL. Manufacturer, 0 and 502 G at. north, bet. 4th and sth sts, nom C*errys This d ofr i SPRINGS. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. { f FROM FUROPE TO-DAY. | (By Cabie to the Ascocisted Press] Lonpow, ‘ sa'y) 15—Noon.—Consols, 7443. Bond : duly 15—Noon.—Cotten ua- VERPOOL, cianged; Breadstaifs firm. Lospox, July 15—2 8, w.—Eries advanced to 4. Other American securities unchanged. Lrvgrgoor. July 15-2 M.—Spirits of Pe- trojeum adyanced to 9d.: Whale Oil declined to3z pounds: other arricies unaltered. Fire. MRApvIETE, July 15.—Pire this morning de siroyed the Barlor House, Smith's livery st with six borses: Piso, ten dry goods s'ores, and McMullen’s residence. The loss 1s $79,000: with $15,00) insurance New York Markets. Ngw Yor, July 15 —Flour market withon! decided change: Tecripts, 1,4 When’ market is quiet; receipts, 7 bushel=. Rye quiet. Oats are quiet dnt firm, Pork firmer: eajes, 2,500 bbls; new mess, @23.125.4 Lard from barre!s 1:) to 13%. Whiskey steady. Cotton quiet. Middiing Uplands 2a26y ci reights quiet. N tores steady Spirits Turpentiue quie ets. Rosin, common ti WANTS. \ snail HOUSE, with three or four George it inthe suburbs of the « town. y WT. Star Office. ANTED—A good DE) or ANTED— work, and milk, to f° short theeouutry. Apply at CARTER & COS Store, No. 623 7th street dy 15-5" wo WOME to Wash aml Iron and to do cene None but good ones need apply. In 52 C street. between 4s aud 6th sts Ww: e to Cook, ou honsework eat at 4 7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Byasmallfamily. ‘without children, a small HOUSE, north of Pemeylvania avemie, and between 9th’ and 17th streets. Address 1.5. 8.237 Penna. ay., between izth and 13th streets : bs WASEDA 8 coroiabie woman a situation to COOK. WASH and TRON, and todo gen eral Housework for a smail family. Apply on 2ist street. between M and N. foar doors from MEatreet , east side. ay 15-It* ANTED—A GOUD SE aml a GIRL to War Tateral tons wark and Washing 8339 Tthstreet, between Hand T ie 13-3 ANTED—By w German Indy, a SITUATION ‘as governess. Understands -erubroidering. and is willing to travel with # family, Address B TT... Star Office Jy 13-2t* WASTED TO LONN—8300 for one year. for whith a liheral interest and ample security will be given, Address, stating terms E.. Washington Post Office: ANTED—Dy, a respectane Girl TION as Chan id. and to assist in washing and ironiug,or to cook. Wash. and ity and do eral house werk fi smn pL anatly A Jy 13-31 SITUAs of references given. Apply at 497th st Saud T PANTRD—To buy a SMALD HOUS Price not to exceed Twenty-five Hundred and twélve reas Box 31, sy 12-807 ANTED—A good WHITE GIRT. to do the general house work for 4 small fanily. Ap- ply at No. 466 10th street, between D and Esireets. Us! D. CE ISHED HOUSE (brick preferred) of five or Six:Teoms, convenient ti horee ca: thot the Pate N. HARLAN Room 140, General Land Office. MILY in Middle- andixoner. Ree- i A! property Wanted on sale. corner 7th and F streets, JANTED TO BUY—By E ‘and Gentlemen's second-hand derclothing, Bedding. Boots and Shoes, c., at 2843. 7th street. between Land M sts. north. N.B.—No matter how much they may have been worn, je4-2m” WARTED-A furnished HOUSE. convenient distance from 9h and Pennsylvania avenus, with modern improvements. - Address Box 38% P_ O.. stating terms, &e. my 3) WANTED Ney, fad (esto CLOTHING: ola GOLD and SILVER. or any other articie of value. at the old-established Merchant Pawnbro ker's Store of R. FULTON & CO., 502 9th atreet,§ doors orth of Penna. avenne.’ Sole Agent for SINGER IN} e22-1y JSUSTH, Ladice Clothing, Un- FOR SARETA pplendid PARLOR BILLIARD TABLE. Call wnd exa B. HILLS, No. 41% Massachusetts avenue, between 6th and ith streets. Je 3-e03t" an. 4) GOVERNMENT SECURITIES P quae tere Wassinctos, Juiy 15, 1567.—Jay Gooke & \ ROPOSAL: . Co, fafnish the tollowing quotstions of Gov. | ) ee OFFICE, Jery 3.1577 ernment cecuritie: be nb fobyane wil he senaicha a ©, 8. 6's Coupon, a581...406 2¥ sitet wou ULE Five Twenties, 1583, 1 th etrcet meat, 8. Five Twenties, 1366, , S. Five enties. 3865... S. Five Twenties, Jana J y.'6 S Ten Forties... 5. “S Seven Thirties, August. oS Seven Thirties, June +8 beven Thirties Juty FINANCIAL, Lewis Jobnson & Go, quoi Slocks axe and loreigs mark as TOMO Wwe: y 15,—First Buara—t. S. 6's, coupon, 1 do. regise —: do. '&, coupon. 111Gz-du. regisieret, ——2 do. Certificates —; do. 5-2, new issue, —, 0 6 107%: 1040'S re etd, ——- cdupon, ve Pacific Mall, 414: jamie Mail, ift: Gant Co., 49: Gumberiand, 40% Quieksdver, 3) Mariposa, 10; pret’d, 219; N.Y. Central. tos | Ere Railway, 72); preferred. Hudson River Raitrosd. Ww; Reading KOR. Wwiy, Michigan Mich Southera, o1%: Minos Cenirai R. R.. Oleveiand and Pittsburg, (4: Noriowestern, 454: Jo. referred, 634: Ulevelaod and Toledo, 120: ock Island, 95%. Fort Wayne, 1024: W. Union, —. ee cee eT PIC NICS, EXCU RSIONS. &e. WE STRIVE TO Pi Fisk IRST GRAND PICNIC or THY EAST WASHINGTON SUCIALS. irs SEVENTH STREET PARK ox THURSDAY. JULY 18. 1867 The committce pledge themselves to give enti istaction to all w favor them with their ‘sep! ng a gentle P f man and tadi ag ( PARK. A SFconp ANNUAL PI AND EVENIN . be COLUMBIA P SEVENTH TUESDAY AFT. ON TICKETS nt Admit rau Cook's Ban Jy 13-3t GEO9D HAUROAD EXUCRSION TO CAR x LIN'S SPRINGS. VA. Q THE NAVY K APTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL will giv CURSION TOCA SPRINGS: 2 July lelive ose entitl rec them cises will be inter-persed with singing “Ti years ste—Adults, 75 cents: Childrer 40 cents: can be had of any metal: under 12 roof the, schvol, or at the cars ox the day of the excursir 3 PLRASE spectfnlly amnonn WE STRIVE E AWK 1 t Nees frien Nera Gentleman b L008 ot THE RADIANT give their SECOND + AT ANAL . wil mitting « gentlema ‘The Commttice will try to please all. TIVAL AND PIO A GRAND AFTERNOON ING PIC jy 12.3t= a Cents, . NIC AND EVEN- NIC For the benefi Chureh, (Isla: Ox MONDAY V's Ti 50 Cents; Ladi The Committee in charge will only former pie-nics asa sufi ient guaranter ant time to all whomay favor them with ence Afull B: d String Pand has been engage ia brilliant display of Fir hich will come off on the grounds on ing of the pic-nic, will help to enliven ne J¥12-3t REFPIGERATORS. A few large-sized Schooley’s Ameri KEFRIGERATORS for sale at cost, to make ‘vom for fall stock. ee H. I. GREGORY, 321 Pennsylvania avenne, iy W-3t near Seventh street, WHOLESALE BONNETT HOUSE. Cc. W. THORN, Wholesale Dealer and Jobber of STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, 487 STH STREET, near Pennsylvania avenue Washington, D.C T-eott manufac IETBERGER, LEDUC & CO., anufacturers and Jobers o| BROOMS. BRUSHE: WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &c. Goode delivered free of cost. Manufactory No. 103 Water at., Georgetown. Office and Salesrooms No. 19 42 4t., Washingro ap 16-3m* OORS, SASH, AND BLINDS. The undersigned would most respectfullf invite all builders and others: to call and examine his Stock of goods conenne of DOORS. SASH, BLINDS. WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES. MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, NEWEL POST &c.. at his store, No. 424 Maks. avenue, between 6th and 7th. opposite Northern Liberties Market. where he intends to keep constantly on hand ali the various sizes and qualities. at the lowest cash prices. Also, odd sized work made to order, je 213m" GEORGE M. BARKER. ARIS AND NEW YORK MILLINERY. Mrs. A. G. GASTON has jnst returned from New York with « large and elegant assortment of fine French, English, and American ne Bonnets and Hats for ladies and children Crystal, Amber, Peagl, and Straw Ort ments. “Also, a general’ assortinent of tine Fieuch Flowers Bonnet and Hat Frames in. yariety, Bibbons, Silks, Crapes, Tulles and aces. &c. Particular attention given to.all ordera. Rooms, 446 8th street, near Pennsylvania ave- § mh 13-3 Florence very fine eat SECR PREAU MOCKING-BIRD and CAG 0 hold Utensils, by a family leaving the cit; 445 Massachusetts avenne JRESH G VAFERS at BRE CBABAM WAFERS Shwe PLACE. anda lot of House. Call at lightful place of resort has recently been ly renovated and improyed, an r the reception of parties: «to spend aday at this delight ‘The proptictors have spared no'patus Th er it attractive, and pledge themselves to do their utmost to add to’ the pleasure and com- fort of those favoring them with their patronage. re nine parties. pic-uics for xchools, ordern or associations. the Spring possess advantages clainied by no other pla h jons Pavillion, delightful water, the 5! y its picturesque ory. all tend to ret ming place. ‘The Springs are 7 tiles from Alexandria, immedi- ately upon the line of the Alexa. Loudon & Hamp- shire Railroad, with the Superintendent of which rrangements Cam be made at any time for the run- hing of trains to secommodate parties desiring to visit the pla The terms are low, and the proprietors pled: themselves that on all oceasious’gond order will be | maintained; and that for uo consideration will they Brumit alcoholic Hauors to be sgld in the vicinity. Forfurther particulars aj o WM. H.C 1 Alexandria, or JNO. D. EDMOND, 513 7th strect Washington. je 8-colm (COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN YING-IN ASYLUM, Fourteenth street. (circle.) corner of M street, Washington, D.C. This Institution has been established for the re- ception of patients who may be. suffering from dis- eases peculiar to their sex. and for the admission of such females as may require the comforts of the lying-in chamber. The tuilding is situated in the most healthy por- tion of the District. surrounded by its own grounds. Cars pass the door every five minutes. Terins of admission: From §6 to $10 per week, in accordance with the room required. payable in ad- vance. This includes Board, Medicines, Medical and Surgical attendance. UE DI AE STAFF. RGEON TN CHT § ea + ween 2ith and 2st streets. SICIANS AND SURGEONS, JOS. K. BARNES, M. D., Surgeon General, Oni ted States Arm: JOS. RILEY. D_. Georgetown. THOS. MILLER, M. D., F street, Washington. A, Y. P. GARNETT. M.D. ‘ork avenue, W.P. JOHNSTON. M.D... Washington. GRAFTON TYLER, M. D.. Georgetown, ¥. HOWARD, M. D., F street. Jers for admission to tlie free beds in this hon- Pai eer ok tialiere Aro ane} can be obtained OF the J, 184 T sti CONSULTING P — ital lidef at this office, L84 I street. or of Be the dedicat staf amt of the evs: Drs: Halls ey’, Gillette, and Coombs. Sch and widews of soldiers @estring admission will apply tothe Surgeon General, United States "Patients living at adistance who desire to come to this institution in Preateent an secutemuyate * latter te ib, Fospital (PPD DD GILLETTE. D. D. auzs-coly President, Exceesi0n | a FOR REMC ING 8U vivo HAIR. «4 To the ladies es; dally. this Invaluable. depila- tory. recommends: eels as being an st indis. Peusable article to female beauty, is easily ap. lied. does not burn or injure the 'ékin, but acts ir on the roots. It is warranted to remove unr frou’ low foreheads, or Pe rasoute te sane anak cai at Big eRe ath ati wand fs. the 0 ‘cxintcnce. Price % conts Der sd i ana me CERSEITTE $0 Py EXCELSIOR iY > ¢ ware-rooms G. METZEROTT int of Steinway's Pianos, and Ma- gon & Heunlin’s Cabinet Organs myo Ki*¢ StH 2] WHreesk res AND, MUSTACHES! _. Forced to grow upon the smoothest face in from “three to five weeks by using Dr. SEVIGNE’S RES- TAURATEUR CAPILLAIRE, the most wonder- ful discovery in modern science, acting upon the Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous man- per. It hag been used by the elite of Paria and London with the most flattering success. Names of all purchasers will be registered, and if entire satisfaction is not given in every instance, the money will be cheertully refunded. "Price by mail sealed and aid, §1. Descriptive cirenlars an testimonials mailed free. Address, BERGER, SHUTTS & CO.. Chemists, No. 289 River street Troy. New York, Sele agents for the United States. S-d&weoly OTOMAG FAMILY SHAD ROE. pickled and P NAW BURCHEEE iced, (in kits, . mI Ee) omar litinaud F streets. MEKA PRESERVING /AR—A fall Tapp eh Thand. and offered reasonable rates, at wholesale and retail : SIBLEY & GU £, Agents cid 399 Pa ave..bet~ oth ead {ith sts, GALT.—We are in daily expectation of the ar- SANGotseveral cargoes of FINE AND GROUND ALUM SALT. which we propose, to sell to the trade from vekscls, ved prices. Be REET Feat THOS. DAVIS & COv, jyl0-eo3t* _ $3 and'S5 Water st., Georgetown. L SE LIME. IME for sprinkling purposes on hand and for sale. Wai sears Sort hed ie an quae wtheait rs A es thei Br hte mas? am “THOS. FAHEY’S, Corner ith street'and canal, OT, PARED BARLEY and BAGO, et ae WHEATER, GRIP DURYEAS MAIZBKAN ES el ASBORN STARCH, {AU Reni aid at lowest pe inva | aba cat | URCHELL, '* * Under Ebbitt House, jeet__“corner th and f aftesiey_ 3 ET atone. 0 Mak + Brean p x's Bol order. Also, Dress and rolderitig, Braiding end Tucking neatly and tly done by Mrs. DOWNING, No. 279 7t! Bireel, et a Land Bt, trem GQEconpd MASQUERADE eS axn EIGHTH GR SOCIAL CLUB iven at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, on WEDNESDAY, Jery 17, 1567. Tickets, admittin, Ferry F r Boats le town, at 3 thereafter tevery hour. Dancing will commence at 60 clock, and we won't go home until morning. Faucy Suits and Masks to be hiry a. at the Island. or 447 10th str GARD AFTERNOON AND and Nadi nd Carri amd 1th strects dyl-at* THE COMMI Buornersoon or tie extoN ND EXCURSION TO GLYMONT. E WASHING Ss ali = Band has been BLT place ou WE S$ Duly 17.1850 Schroder‘s Brass anit Strit ed for the occasi ‘he large and con e the whart for GBAND Pic-Nre ASSEMBLY, A SEVENTH STREET PARK On MONDAY, JULY 22,1567, Tickets $1, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies. Dancing to begin at2 o'clock p.m. gy THE COM. OF ARRAY ‘RAND RAILR‘ G LI The EAST W. #TON METHODIST (She Neos CESDAY. July sth, 1857, lea’ Hill at 3% o'clock a. he Alexandria, Loudoun and PROTESTANT SU SCHOOL will give an connecting wit Hampshire Rail sitnated in a beautiful grove R bont seven n lex from VY qu is fitted np ina style superior to any P z, having two fine springs. pavillion, &., &e,, ke: Tickets. 75 Cents; Children, 40 Cents. veS TT SEM. OF. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Penn. opposite Metropolitan Hotel ; Tuesd wv 4 Friday evenings, from to l0o’clock.” ‘The h can be rented for meetings, &c. my 10-19 NATIVE WINE BITTERS. HARLES GAUTIER respectfully invites at- tebtlon te his NATIVE WINE DITTERS. inne from a recipe of many years’ standing, which has acquired a unequalled repntation wherever it has been used as a preventive of all miasmatic and ma- arial diseases. It invigorates the muscles, purifies the blood. corrects the action of the liver and kid neya. promotes digestion, establishes regularity the female system, and is admirabiy adapted asa cure for all diseases of females arising from debility. Being made of native wine and the best vegetable tonics, it cannot be surpassed as an: appetizer and invigorator oan themorning,xud before meals enerally; and, being perfectly free from every- hing nauseous and onpleasint. may be used not only with safety at ulitimes, but is confidently re- Commended to persons of both sexes as a geuthe stimulant.though powerful tonic, whenever su an article is needed or desired. No fhinly shout ve Sitbeut it C it: wilLeunply = great desi pute in strengtbeni orating growing child- Fen, by whom itmnay be ased with perfect ingparten ‘As the season for malarial and miaematic diveases is now approaching, this articles ofered as ‘bet without arival ax a preventative of wil disedecs of the summer and antumm. and a general invigors- tor of the human system in adattsand clildren, as well as males and FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETALL. | The trade is respectfully invited tocaily oy _ Hmporte? and Dealer of Wines cr iyli-tm oy 262 Penpsylvania, avenue. T= SUBSCRIB! HAs A THORQUG: i CHESTER C: “BOAR; } Eleven months old. this’ Eee eae eee erp ¥ coat are! ‘Swine. ‘Rete LL Depol Cup Or | Bufiadis’ Devoe, BUD KeveHten etrekf: 0 HW HAMILTON SC, tho price per gpeding will be but ene for—that which measures mort. tothe right to reject any or all DHARD WALLACH, Mayor ubic yard for eas reme nt pal oMayor resery } 0* Common cars. be, and the Sam ¥5ap hihe f for the porchae &n encine bow Sa Sed jecaton and site of use snd plan of the building shall mined. be the MAS ot «Che mariah at ake H Alverthen, one member cr the Be mimon Comnei, and the Board of Fire oners: and the said engine house shall bs by contract, the above nated committee } ding committer. and > direc vilding sla! : building eémmittee shall ; Papers in the city of Wash i Fe dave for proposate according to pleus be provided, aud avard the if ad\antageo ler or Lid giving securits fo f contracts f for the ex phe conse shall the contr jor aus extra work teriata Nritten order from the Building Coin ‘rsuch legally anthorized person as. they ie that purpo-e specific time h th completion suitable ! | contracts to th Finy Comusioxsns..—_ § Wine City Hail. July 9.15% Th pursuance above. proposals will be ceived at this office for teu * (10) days trom this dats for erecting a Building for the use of Steamer above to be on K street n Lot 4. Sqnare Ist. Plan ove building can be ® ours of 9and 3 eac ed to regect a JOHN B ] HM. KNIGHT. j JOHN TC CLARK CHAS FIELD, JO1N W. THOMP THOMAS BERRY lin, pe POSAI Ovrice Derot ComwissaRy OF SURSISTENCE, Wasting ro, D.C. daly. I8iz is are iuvited until TUESDAY, ati? o'clock M.. for farnishing the rtinent with (300) BARRELS OF FLOUR. ale will be for what is known at this as and bids will be entertained Any quantity less thin the whole jis mnst-be in duplicate, and for each grade oa Flonr to comn g of the bids, ur awarded to 3s from the ved for Fl new. oak barrels, bead fined Paytuent will be made. in such funds as the (0 pleted within t the bid. Bids w fiber ar toh T 1 wil and no) ad and of a sup rhment 1 rece fresh gre m part nth i reject any t rained the right A. at No. rani R COAL dred (20)) tons best Anthra. ids Wil Bete o delivery oft © Couls. or for neidered ini 1° proposed to be fur hor unless ers. who must fan Bnalistactors to teas to tulfill their busin hnbit of fulfilling ther exacttiess. Bids will be held to be bind ceived ght is distinctly of the bide offered. if in nperintendent the interests it require it served to reject all the judgment of the ofthe The coal must be delivered in barges or flat bot fomeentre-board vessels which draw 1 = ing six and one-half feet of water wh The delivery must commence on or before the fir of Angust. 187. and continued at the rate t n week till the auccessful bidder engages to 7 i weighed by the H. settled for accord: for wastage in ur wharf to the scales Horpital editi Payment will be maze for e ately after it is delivered and we iy @-satut PRovosaLs FOR NAVY CLOTHING. Navy Derart SDAY, the tith day TEN THOUSAND PATRS T TROWSERS. el 4.000 BLUE of th th artic at the navy yard: ston; and delive places. wi mpanied more ri hey undert i or their bid pt n within five days —At $2.60, $3.25, $4 and $5 per ale purchasers will find a grea bove prices. 1 will of 5 pes H superior to any G elsewhere than at this house for less than § alion, SSkeecived besides a large lot of Imported SH RIES direct from Europe, and in bond at York, transferable to Georgetown custom -honse; 100 casks of Cadiz SHERRY and W casks of Cetts or French SHERRY ach ag the New York, Phile: have been selling to city generosity. at from $3. $3. ‘Will sell same article at $2.00 per gallon re per gallon wholesale. CO GAUTLE. ap?-ly Importer, 252 Penn’a ayent WwW ASHINGTON IRON WORKS. GRAY AND NOYES, Founders, Machinists, and Bouter Makers, Corner of Maine avenue and Xi street, lanutacturers of Improved Stationary and Port able Steam Engines of any required power; Saw and Grist Milla; also, of Architectural Iron Work Gratings. Railings. Forgings, lron and Brass Cast ings of all descriptions. ; Phe increased facilities of our new and extensive establishment enables us to offer those having orders to make in our line « superior class of work en the most favorable terms. Agente for Burnham's Improved Jonval Turbiso Water Wheel. my 20-$m_ PABIS FASHIONS OF HAI& | Bs DRESSING. dealers. and B4 per galton. 1 E. ALLIOT FRENCH HAIR- DRESSER, 324 E street, between 13th and lth sts. Mr. Allict, from P: Hair- ser. of the celebrated Rachel, with whom he arrived in this iry, has now been established for the last eight years in Waehington and Newport, enjoying the patronage of the corps diplomatique, and of the highest society. He bas the honor te announce that he has this season imported the latest fashions of hair-dressing, and also pomades, and everything that belongs to the dressing of hair at very reasona- ble prices. ja7-6m" UNG LANGFORD. the thoroughbred if Stallion, procu from the cetate of tho ipte, Couimodore 8. Fe Bock. ly N rsey, will make the seago: or list, comm ncing, April 24 and ending November Glan Ellen” farm, about two miles north: iat Kasrwotown. in the, District of Columbia, for season, payable at the time of ser 5 pedigree hes ticul: Baud-bilie, Ae TURNER, ap 20-12w rr. REMOVAL. «+ PFEH: MOST RESPECTFULLY Informs his ‘and the public that Eavh GPBnd ete fatale thet yee American “ker tore ors D&W"