Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | Tho Largest Cirenlation im the Distrist | hada D. WALLACH, Editer and Propricter. \ WASHINGTON OITY: | WEDNESDAY....SEPTEMBER 4, 1567. | S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. | SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. FoR TRE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONs leav- | ing the city during the summer months they can bave the STAR mailed to their address, by | ordering the same at the office, for 124 cents pet week, for one week or more. ‘THE “CONSTITUTION * PROCLAMATION. Politicians around us are speculating upon | the origin of the Executive prociamation | that appeared this morning. It strikes us as & natural sequel of Mr. Binckley’s recent muddled budget of excuses for the removal of General Sickles. That removal, by the by, finds no favor whatever in North or South Carolina, where it is regarded as a punisn- ment for his efforts to relieve the masses of the people of their current embarrasements. As | Sickles is ¢z-oficio, the only party ebnoxious to the censures of this proclamation is Genera, Grant, who, tt is alleged, advised Sickles to the course reeulting in his removal. Its peans of praise tothe much abused “Constitation” Would fall with due effect upon the popular ear, but for the little fact that the country has come to believe that what the President re- ards as the Constitution, in this connection 4s,eimply, the right of the originators of the rebellion and those striving to aid their present schemes, to return to power throughout the South upon their own terms. Thetrath is, the | country gives President Johnson credit for de- yotion only to such clauses or readings of the Constitution as favor the right to destroy it, to involve the land in civil war and tocost it over again, not long hence, the expenditure of asmuch bumsn hfe and treasure as the contest from 1960 to ‘6 for alleged “constitu. | onal rights,” resulted in. During the war, | these parties—the ultra constitutionalists of to. Gay—were the Constitation’s sworn enemies, who, with sword and musket in hand, fought for its destruction. How sincere their current chsmpionship of the Constitution may be, 1s to be gathered from their conduct towards it under the leadership of Jefferson Davis and Kobert Lee. We confess to little more liking for thetr efforts to regulate the administration of the Constitution and laws, under Johnson, tban for thelr more open hostility to the gov- ernment and the institutions of American | popular liberty, as manifested when they were cbbing, hanging and ehooting all they could ‘bands on whe dared to avow themselves ubjects and supporters of the laws and Con- stitution of the United States. THE AMNESTY PROCLAMATION The President is understood to have been ergsged yesterday in the preparation of his proposed Amnesty Proclamation. The Cabi- net are credited with adbering to their oppo- sition to more or less of its features as urged upon him by the outsiders who now compose the council he seems to relyon. The main question is, shall it grant entire amnesty to (he well-known political leaders of the rebel- lion—the ex-Uuited States Senators and Rep- resemtatives and others known as the original conspirators in getting it up? The chances are to-day decidedly in favor of the triumph | of the outsiders over the Uabinet. The only practical effect of the appearance of such an Amnesty Proclamation, will be the release of Jefferson Davis withont further trial, and the return of Shdell, Benjamin, Mason, Breckin- ridge, Toombs, ¢f al, to Washington, witn | eutire immunity to form another outside coua- cil to belp President Johnson in his war on the reconstruction measures of Congress. As they may not be able to avail themselves of the terms of the proposed amnesty much before the meeting of Congress, we do not appre- hend that they can harm the public interest, Nevertheless, when they do come, tney are likely to put aspiderin the dumpling of Messrs. Jerry Black, Johnny Coyle, Simon P. Hans- com, et al, who now occupy the positions to- wards the President they bid fair to step into 1f ammestized as proposed. None excluded tor the crime of treason and rebellion from the exercise of the right of suffrage by act of Con- gress, can be restored to it by any Presidential act. They can only be placed in a way to re- new their former influence over the soathern popular mind, whereby they may be able to keep life in the doctrine of secession, and to render the mass of their followers more hostile than ever to the Government of the United States and the Congrestional terms of recon- struction. All they can affect in this connec- tion will fall eventually upon their followers; as each succeeding manifestation on the part of the South of the continued existence of the spirit and principles of the rebellion, must necessarily compel Congress to guard with increased solicitude against permitting seces- sion to re-establish its ascendancy anywhere. THE IMPEACHMENT QUESTION. We are giad to be able to state that the senti- ment in favor of impeachment, that became so tite under the influence of the late remarkable course of the President, is subsidimg rapidly. ‘This is because the leaders of the Republican party realize that the President is really their ‘strong card.” They are now convinced that be has strengthened their cause amazingly in ke approaching Fall elections. Such is the tenor of all current advices from Ohio, Penn- | sylvania, lowa and Michigan, where elections a:@ s0on to come off. We cannot doubdt, from these advices, that the policy of Congress will prove to be stronger in those States than ever before, thanks to President Johnson’s vagaries, ‘The impression is growing that his hand at the helm is necessary. absolutely necessary, to keep the Republican party intact, in view of its inter-party differences upon the questions of the tariff and finance and the conflicting Presi. Gential aspirations of half a dozen Republican party leaders. As Congress may legislate at discretion to rescue the Government from the control of respited and returned rebels and those im the loyal States who led in the work of aiding the rebellion, and as they may pro- vide for a meeting each succeeding fortnight during the next recess—to convene only if a majority of the members attend on ramed cays—it can be rendered utterly impossible {cr anything of importance to be accomplished by Presidential interference against the Uon- gressional policy. We judge that Congress will sensibly elect to bold on to their god-send —the President—eschewing impeachment as tbe policy likely to rob them of his influence with the country in their favor. GEN ERAL | SICKLEs. General Sickles maying been relieved as Commander of the Second Military District by General Canby all the books and papers have been turned over to General C., and it is ex: pected that General Sickles will arrive here in the course of two or three days. eee ExGtisH OreRa.—The Riching’s English Opera Troupe will open the National Theatre on Monday evening, September 16th, with Balfe’e sparkling opera of the «Bohemian Gurl.” 1m addition to the popular vocalists; | ‘who were so favorably received on the last appearance of the Troupe m this city, several others of celebrity have been engaged, and the Company will bring cut, during thar stay bere, all of the finest operas in their Tepertoire_ ‘This is good news to the lovers of mustc im our city. THE Sts-CoMMItTxz on RET&RNCuMaNT are to meet here to-day, at the Treasury: De- partmeat, to continue their investigations relative to the alleged malfeasance in the man- agement of the cottom and other property aban. coned in the rebel States daring the war. This sub-committee consists of Messrs, Van Wyck, Welker, Kandali and Benjamig., Mr..Van Wyck reached Washington yesterday. They expect to proceed from here to New York, where they will coutinue their investigations. ence at i DEs2— cipher telegraph operator iit New Orleans with General eee. that city, with yellow fever, on eet ar aS AT THE WHITE Hover —Judge Black, of Pennsylvania. Bad an interview with the President last night. THE FALL ELEOTIONS. The State election in wate re takes plac? tow aT are regular tickets } Troms: e Ae Blogs nese 2 Statement be ety isis of the United salt iC DEBT. been issued from ad fond. oF st F be thers pares mOUTE’ OF THE acy “is eli reward will Appe to C. B BAKER, Septe) "» 1867. TOR RENT=on K st., near 12th, a ni Republicans. oe te re a Fo s. Apply at M GREENE'S, cor Gor G.U.Gornam, Hoty H. Helga; obit 193,451,550 aor Stith aud Piste ise Lt.Gov'r..John P. Jones, Wi High; Ww. th 3 Ye Jas, A’ Jonnson. rE ee Tere are two or thive divisions in the Re. | Navy Pension F° RENT—A four-room HOUSE on N «treat 14,859,791 89 north, between ath and Sth west, Also, tee BOOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Apply at 304 N street. between 6th and Ith sts. FOR SALE—The FURNITURE of house x tS 10.500 ti s 13,390,000 00 of the United States ane d Wginsas m¢ ublican party in California. The indepen- C Tatar ‘half per cen\, and of the British soversign : Gest; containing 25 rooms. If not sold bef re Sent Union State Convention have nominated Peas irl rg de 4 of nesrly one yer cent. Gold coins of the same NEY Youn, Sop dth ~The Wasi: $9 puget ies of ‘October, will be Sold St auction. Apply ou Caleb L. Fay for Governor and B. R Nicker- | 3-year Compound In- denomination, by whatever nation issued to ‘zw York, — steamer Rap hip. Abovereward will be given if brought treet, mear gy Yard (OR BENT—Three UNFURNISHED ROOM ene FCRRCHER, Be ee | FO aii Mor houebesping: tee eta a outhe: 3 i 10 REWARD, as ae RTs au itheast Pe sna ae 8, terest Note ian touched at Havana on the 29th ultimo, scn for Secretary of State. A Republican fae- | 3 cary 30 Notes wise be-uniform in weight, diameter, and quality, tha brineg tae following intel! igemce > tion nominated “J. Bidwell, of Ohico;” but he —. 83,044,355:00 |. andito be nine.enths (9-10) fine.. To be deci- neW customs 4nd revenue-systems of declined the honor. There is no apprehension clea, Bon not presented Sor payment mally divided, To be a legal tender in all the | Cuba ae seritly enforced. All vessels omit- fotes, in. their msni- the centre of his {OR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROO felt, however, but that the Republicans will | Compound July 13. June nations." ls Hg pans ag pt ia Peete fates ornare | Eo ed aan in danliktel tei eae carry the State by a decided majority, andcer- | _ 10.andAug.t 12,672,739 60 “ ‘The pian, it will be seen, involves some se- | poped thasé reforms wil yoked. eat eeenstavold, “The above rewacd will be | hous. keeping. Will be rented low to a'good tenant, tainly elect all their Congressmen. Treasury Notes Tagen rd ls sea rious inconveniences. Not only will a gener. heextent of the troble In Porto Hico ts | given by returming them to cg Address Hox 380 Post eS In Vermont the following are the rival State | Tis? 18 sed peiee al recginage be required, involving a change | Not known, but reinforcements have left Spain ‘corner 16th and V strests OR BENT.“Several lapsoces ae Fae too kee 4 Bonise! ita Gin 8 in the value of tne coins, but all contracts | fF the island. FARDoLost, on Wednesday morn- | 570Marylandavenus,one tlt square trom south Go Pepurtican. 5 Hemacralce | | Treasdry Notes, March based mpon the old coinage will be materially HeUycTaah gn Catfeat be- | weet Capitol gate a wernor.. " age. wards. | 73 igis? : 959,580 00 cas m;dolier wilt |) | and 2d street, or on Tw ed_commun: t.-Governor., Brigham. 5are Affected. The. value of our ow! wi i} Fire. POCKET BUOK, contain B. sodoah floor, sourmhrcate with Lae peneners Bota Page. J. N. Williams. | cones ae pas Meed to be reduced 3% cents to conform to the Se Qevze0.N. ¥., Sopt: 4s britk blosk on if'One Huntvcd.and Fifty Dollars: tozeter | sh eahucrs tceether ‘or separate; at 00 Fst. be In 1866 the whole vote for Governor (inclu edne 33,00) 00 new standam; which, unless regulated by leg- has beemburned. Loss es- yi Lek Tehueatee: the above tothe | teen 2d and 3d sed it ing three scattering) was 45,412, Dillingham’s Dey pearing no Intergir 7.40575 S| ssistion autuarizing an increase of outstand- pares ere, Me The eure pre Mack f | subscriber will receive Thelabore rear OR RENT A FRAME MOUSE) No. SoLL xt, (Rep.) majority over Davenport (Dem.) betag | [/. 8, Notes... ae eases ‘ing obligations to a corresponding extent, | (an0'G.”Henyon & Smith. Two smaller we 4st” cote aia ed mtiean wee. fmt oc cod eee eis aE ee Inquirs $25. In 1665 the whole vote was 96.458,.| Gold oan Caen De: ah i would reduce the value of all mortgages, notes | fuuidings were demolished by falling walls, OST SINE GESEE bya Iaty in going-up loth | west dyor it Dillingham’s majority over Davenport being posit. pees and eecuritits to the extent of 3% per cent street to the Patent Office, (from ‘May pastors, Fo RENT—Atoa Tigghington Street. George, 18,729; scattering, 13. In 126t the whole vote ———— _#10,019.716 7] Hon. Samuel B. Ruggles, United States Com- Arrest ef Escaped Prisoners, guitto avenne.jor in the cars.trom F and 7th te | KU town THREE UNPURSISHED, ROOMS for Governor was 43,543, Smith{Rep.) having Total Debt ov: B,79889 64 | missioner tothe Paris Commission is here'on | New York, Sepiember 4—A Toronto de. | Penverirauia avenue, and thence to Lith struct . cl van Water in the houses a majority of 18,977 over Redfield (Vem.) Tne | Am'tin Treasury co Lee leave of absence to confer with the Govern. | spntch states nav Alrion And Harvey thenoio- | hundred and Afiy dollars. She hdaea abe may | 0 whole vote fer President was 55,740, Lincoln Sureeney rar 9 149.335,904 50 | ment on the proper mode of presenting this | Ufdovign New Yori jail lastweeks, hays been | pAvs,dropped itin the strect eat fhe finger wilt 1th and 13th; ine rooms. water ye Sto a h ro going out of the State with a majority of 29,- measure of mform to the consideration of Con- | arrested. be stove and bath room, liot and ; : —— atCRUAT & FLETCHER RESTAURANT. on | £44 Tange, 098. Lincoln’s majority in 186) was 22,972, the | A™'t of Debt, less Cash im Treasury, 2.505.158.U95 05 prles at ils ext session, and will shortly 76 Speatarsonie a and New Jersey, avenue, Capitol | Cold water, now y Hill. eatt whole vote being 44.648. The State Senate last | The foregoing is a correct statement of the | turn to Paristocomplete his duties as Commis: Wile Murder. aan Yaar whine | year was unanimously Repablican, and the | Public debt, as appears from the books and | sioner of the Exposition, which fs to cluse on | _ New Xone, Sep) 4 Gispin: Desa rdinns ay 8 The owner is request- Ob Rent House stood 284 Republicans to 13 Democrats, | “*nsurer'a retnine. in the Department, om 1st | tne ist of November BN of feat pmay, murders | cdtotome E Tar Heine Fig ateect | Sableand carriage house, also pump in yard. For which was a Copperhead gain of two aver the | °* 5°?’ + Te an oticacoon, Soe nes ——_______ aca pe hater d Me. WOOD. | {formation inquire on premi sii BEE OOT. preceding year. Secretary of the Treasury. oeveraia sat’ sreaetties- Oceite'k New Yerk Markets. REWARD, = SEATED, AWAY ON THE ms IGHTFOOT The election for State officers in Maine oc. | By comparing the above with the statement | _ WASHINGTON, Sept. 4, 1807—Jay Naw York, Sept. 4—Fiour dull; receipts | $5 PEN Piast inet. one red and whivelarge No curs September 9th, next Monday. The Demo- | for August Ist we flud that the debt bearing | ©9-turuieh the following quotations of Gev- | 11,512 bole, Wheat quiet and. without change; ERALO COW, samall slit and’ crop in her cratic candidate for Governor is Eben F. Pills- | coin interest has increased’ during the past | ¢Tment securi:ies Tee ee eae inate Ree crite Ore igen. VLSUN SMITH, Coxe abies. bet. Well worthy’ the attention of Bu Ming. Teceipts $,591 bushels. Rye quiet. Baad bury, and the Republican nominee, Joshua L, | month $36,731,060; the debt bearing currency J.-B. Ooapon, 1681-0 at wee | bak 500 taltsts econ: better. Pork firmer; sales of 1,500 01 and D streets. 8.; " Omamberiain. Thecanvass is being’ prosecu- | interest has decreased $66,320,500: matured eee ive Twenti 114 | $23.65. Lard quiet at 12%als cents. Whikey VAME TO THE PREMISES of the ae FOX, Real Estate Brokers, ted with vigor on both sides, the pe ques, | debt not presented for payment has increased 8. Five Pwentioe. 1964 1964. ‘110 steady. Cotton quiet at 265427 eents for mid- onthe 234 Angust, a brown Buffalo COW. Tho corner in and F sts., opposite Post Office. . 1865. owner will please come forward, prove property, | se 4-2t {Intel} pay charges, and take her aval tion entering Jargely into popular discussion. | $3,903,560, and the debt bearing no interest de- The following is the Republican Stateticke | creased $7,157,916.75; leaving the total debt in lowa: Governor, Samuel Merrill; Lieuten. | less by $32,393,706.75 than on the first of Au- ant Governor, John Scott: Judge of the | gust; but as the coin in the Treasury is 31,- Supreme Court, James M. Beck; 642.154 less than at that date, and the currency General, Henry O'Conner; Sup. $25,371,221.79 less, the decrease in the amount Public Instruction, D. Franklin Welis, the | of the public debt, less cash in Treasury, is present incumbent. The platform approves | $5,950,330 96. we ¢ | Gling uplands. OR SATE bo! IF SOLD IM desirable PRIVA’ of Georgetown, sit: between West OD TERMS [ngleside Farm, near Columbian College EWARD—Strayed or stolen, on the Slat 3D Kisnat ret Batiate COW, with white fore: head.and a white mark 13 inches square on her t WANTS. MBERMALD. who can also Apply at 233 Ist. ANTED—To BORROW. $100: to be saith installments, co ncenttt given, Apply fon atrogt, urd strecter ood ton the re ideuce of Henry D. Cooke. with (white; proud st Bea, The: lot has a front of 6 foot by adepth of aronn he above 10 feet. “is handsomely laid ont with “Flowers ward will be paid for her returi.to ROR. MA- | Fruit. sbrabbers. ae cas, whe Ronee No. S62 th street. between E aud ¥ streets, ily built, containing fourteen hs Mettace teases gerd n Post 0} hoe ms. ¢ pos thas two excellent cel- the lary Reconstraction acts, the prompt . ee A GIRL to Cook. Wash. and fron EWARD—L. st. on Saturday eve a wt = trial of Jefferson Davis, and economy in the | _PESHIC LAND SuRvaye In Oatironnia.— Ss Pennsylvania avenue, over $20 Foe dina onthe Groncty aire at ‘a expenditure of public money. The election | Commussioner Wilson, of the General Land . Good reference requived. We. Birth, pomss of ‘Mand Tudiana avenue; or 001 itted up to warm will take place on the second Tuesday of Octo, | Office. has received returns from the Surveyor | [By Bankers’ and. Brokers’ Telegraph.] etween the store aud S¢ t.on the south as parlor oy upper chambers. deliers, with General at San Francisco, Valiforni i ‘A =mart and tily COLORED GIRL ( of Indians ave ne. EIGHTY TWO DOLLARS Other zas fixtres, go with the house ber. that that an bas sleet pretiorrar ish wee Se ee ; gear Tho pnsew ork for a et pe ND IRTY-FIVE pe ce é Fr pea f autre On the premises : eel apply except well recommende: pply a ron Lunt c ‘cloe 1 THE CONTEST IN OHIO. Taal canes ance a Band ine: | New Youx, Sept. iret Board—U. §. | at No. 509 Seventh street fic rypep the notes wall be | wat, it. Wi Av Tofersan street. or The ablest men ot both parties are just now | ranges y west; 15 north, ranges 9 and 10 west, | 08 J&1, coupon, 111%: 5.20"s, I= coupon, Hit: Wi Step Te ki Streator in ang. god ak rHOMA: Faery ee canvassing Obio. Messrs, Valilandiguam, | Monnt Diable meridia: ituated in Lake | 90-1564, coupon, ——: do. 1885, coupon, —~; ation, A aunil STORE far Fancy Goode. W, 1865, ‘coupon, do. Pendleton and Thurman, eminently repre. | county: township 9 north, range 6.west, Mlouat 1040's, eéupon, 99 tentative men of the policy of Precident | able meridian, in Mampa county; and town- go tecond,’——, du" third, ——~: Ganton Cos Jobnson, are doing their best for it before the fr Pp merge ; rae for oie week, Miss A. ROGERS, JOR RENT—A fliree story B HOUSE with Stax Office, utsining ae ptographs of the p: ung ana Me i Xe Apply to BERNARD Ht Fie i . * i" iy oe eaene ‘The finder corner thal streets. se wait be, sual yWaried ve leering the same ef FOE, RENT-A TRICK HOUSE, containing Feed Store. on 7th street, seven rooms, at No. 457 8th street, nearcorner Awrti Bec on'one eridian, in Colusi county, California, These | *5%: Unmberland. ‘44: Western Union Tel people. They leave no argument unapplied |!contemplated surveys egibeace ‘an ane ‘of | staph, Quicksilver, 277¢; Mariposa. —- % do. preterred, —-: Pacific Mail, ——; Atlantic | ave. of E street. Apply on the premises. se 3-40" Worcreate the impression /that hose insooan! |: 141W Sores, ‘Che tea tomnahipe jest aaed |, 2.0" . Bosion, Walen Powe he, ARTED Bien cagalawel diag NFURNISHED ROOMS FOR Rt E lambe, the rebel leaders, are a very unjustly | Sf ‘ot Unngfess approved” rovisions of the | Central, 105%; Erie, 70: do. preferred’ 75, | VW 5 from New Pork ety EMPLOY furnished Booms for housekeeping, Persecuted generation. They wrap the folds | Joint resolution of Jaly 1, 1964, a1 the expeuce | Hudson River Railroad, 127} Reading Raii- | in that capacity. Was inh i good locality. Apply to 502 L street, between ote "i & Wilson's Ww of «the Constitution " around them, and seek | of private parties. The lands to be surveyed road, 103%; Michigan Ogniraj, 110: Michi. e ‘Address M to bear them, thus protected, back into power | situated in Lake county are near Clear Lake, | g8% Soushern, ©; 1ilings Gentral Railrowd, | (7A ocres Ss in the Government. They proclaim the war | 804, like those in Napa county, are im close | #- Aou7 de, Grotarred, 70k, Clerained Wikae proximity to the extensive coal mines located | Western, 46%; do. preferred, 7 Clavelan and its consequences to have been put the jock Island, 103%; Fort | ‘0 children. sient work of Northern iscendiarism, and maintain BS Ud tipped whit and lth. Nochildren in the house. ae 3-3" white; large navel and he ayy Dreasts Hight ear JOR RE Te hres are jnfarished Booms. bate En k ast of the Capit 595 REWARD,—stoien, RED COW, He down her back. a als; Inquire at setiee tate ‘country wnended can, secure @ 9 Pena, ay.. south side who come well re in those cou nties. ane Torso. — RENT—A FRAME Hol No. 402, bet on 12th street. home. Apply at bBo » Land K streets north. In. that the only way to escape from these conse- | _ PersoNAt.—Hon. Charles Sumner has sold | —_—_—_—— aie xtrect quire af the House. or toA. BORLAND, on L street quences fs to restore slavery in effect, (butnot | his residence in Boston, intending to make bis | f'OR SA Pape bation. E RICKS atch en mitynte Na ee ussestion given on the 1sth. in name,) to repudiate the National debt, and | bome in thie city. +Ex-Senater Creswell of = CN THOM & CO, d workmen. Address J. L.B TOR. RENT—oIn a Reali, and Ne desirable to affirm the right of States’ rights leaders to | Msryland is announced toaddres- the Dela- | _s¢ 4-4t 5h st Mary’scounty, Mil. ee k ighborhood, four FURS ED ROOMS, get up another civil war at will for the | ware Kepublican State Convention at Wil- ENTS WATER URACKE fd in any ANTED a youth 15 ye Beoness on. He deceeas tenner en 0b viz: Dining- ro: ‘Rit hen no Belchesbers: destruction of the Union: and, as the | mington to-day. ----Hon. John MciQueen, fo quantity desired, . W ATION in « store eae OR OP RRED. 499 gt ee Lee with use oF pari rmonth. References ‘ meriy a member of Congress from South Cari (BURCHELL mself generally useful Add : exchanged. Ad tar office. se 3-3t best means ‘or accomplishing these ends y, « bet. 12th and 1th sts qth Serpent Ing, diedlast week. --"-Wm. Howard Day, D. icely furnished two-story water. gas, bath everything con- RAY—CAME TO THE PREMISEs of the Userileron K street, between sth and 9th mnday,, the 25th iust.. alight BAY to restore the leaders of the late rebellion to | & Yancey “d J. H. Graham, three co power everywhere in the shortest possible | men, will Wes bere for Mississippi this wee! time. Such fn effect is the real line of their | Where they will engage in the work of Repu TER-A YOUNG M <6. One that hadexperie Anply immediately , Ryith rel need call, street, be- 64a and 647 rth st. Island Wo fore feet white and right iately. shellabar; licen organization, under the direction of the ‘ foreiend aud one nosteil: whites ishermast lead cater ous ats Th pina fear ireatin ne ists ae repo eee Wael devon coutuiatoc tion BOY SESE ES Nees oR RENT—A BRIOK HOUSE, with rooms eae to beodiong, | Chandler. United States district attorney for qgnyentent to Post-Ofiee, Adiress W. A. eauested to come and and passage; a garden with fruit trees:a pump tain that treason must continue te be odious, | Virginia. and 1..E. Dudies, will gothe Shenan- cones and tak i and that the Government must discharge all | doah Valley, V its obligations, financial as well as with refer- of good water in’ the yard; sitnated on BP street n 4th and sth ‘streets north. Inquire No. 200 7th street west, between for the same purpose. WILLS( ast 7VANTED—TWO N BOOMS, on first or» TLY FURNI nd floor, with DisrosaL oF PcnLic Lanp.—Returns re- N und O sts. north, 6 3-3t i or nea h eals be pplied. Those de- a ence to men, resulting from the war. Mr. | ceived by the Commissioner of the General siriug a permanent oe Sa oot par [POR SALE OR RENT —An cart re mae Shellebarger has but recently entered thecan. | rang Ofice show an aggregate dispoeal of Pree odl BOARDING. Pi crates ARM funder a Mat tate OF culuiea: NG. ie within hi ne District Line, Prinee xase, Owing to ili health. His published | «199 scres of the public lands, during the LESH HAMBURG etielad acta peepee Bes > speech is an effort of great ability. Noman ® George county, Marylaud, or will be exchanged S| F Cutts ? OR RENT —Very desirable ROOMS withboard | forcity property. Enquire at No, 380 Penusyl- cam read it without realizing that the points in | TOMA of July last, at the following local offt- | Ey vain Hingrnt ailine ache im @ pleacant and healthy. location, conven ia avenue, aaa ates . - ee ite eine ae HAMBURG GRAPES Chest gual to tht street cara, Terms reasonable. “Apply aot GEO, MATTINGLY. issue in Ohio are neither more nor less than | Stockton, California, 2,772 acres. T 7 oN Ww BURCHELL. 1 Ne GG Gar seat Gan aay = = printable laidaad ohare duesiat rato Moar y copper be gmap tramp rept Corner bith and Fe CRRERT-ICHLY FURROGHED T00N, ne plten actos tn peaks sballed around Richmond under Grant and | remainder take the honeceaninw aed nosed | 1 naar bi otie. with or without board. Apply at 461 15th, vas 0 Dwele Lee. That ia, the right of secession, and the with military warrants. The cash sales J UST IN 8 AS 8 ON. between E ang F streets. i au 3-lm’ nee on; cight 80U, io enforce it fol oO! ‘ms. oak? Me aa dees an cei Dd. —To purchase a « nay N 0 er th an i freet , Up stairs. ane z: natying Liniies Shai iceece ApoTOMac hs raat u Ww bx orsoven roomse in good Beasttaccuunnie ‘At39L Botreet bet reen se Sie nN [Chronicte.. au HOBSON'S CHOICE, a ‘put up in the best manner F 1) LET—One nicely Siraished front ROOM, let @ private famil st, bee Governor Graham, of North Osrolina, ac. | Port known, and are always cordially re- _se4 under Ebbitt House, fein een ey terms. Address T ee caane FEONT ROOM an sant T'to Ba Ou der month, Bo: SOS 1ath stzest, he cording to a published letter, appears to have | ceived. During the rebellion we had bat few - : floor. suitable for two with board. “3% per month. ween ew Vor a ale id against a Uonvention, an vessels abroad, and some ports have not been Maron's oF OFFICE: Apply at 371 N.Y. ave. cor. 12th st. au 29-6t* FoR SATE An old established CIGAR STORE , cma ids ta: the! pao) le 1 bear. in tne | sited by an Ametican man-of-war for sev. ar Jawill bo eccitedae the’ BatoncO tice 25 FOR BOARD. ROOMS, PARLOR, Baths | 7 saeny wiventa ges. Susfactor) reasong foe commen le peop} ar Ww! @ eral years. The mstructions trom the Navy sone will ce Teer east the Marr's OMe $2 2D and Gaslight at the Farmer's Boarding | U8* many a peers Ae reign of military government until another | Department to our admirals and commanders | ort, Cw OP apo gs J. GATTO. House.on Penn a uveuue, near the corner of ie | SAIS. =2é appeal can be made to public opinion at the = to Ne aretanlivnnoereetarine fr tel Geto at street west, 4 W /ARTED—100 LADIES TO CALL A No, RE ———E————— st’? 7 and e the cele it SE, 44 'e vi —_ North, God especially {n the North wes: ment Som our oMcers. grving accounts of | “Bidders will state the price per enbic yard for | « SEWING MACHINE ‘Accommodation’ for 100 Guests-@2 © day, The Norfolk Day Book, which, in common | visits to different places. grading. ond bnt one price tole puid for cutting or che anee CO. only. P Monthly Boarders, two. in-a room, @30 eachs with other Southern journals we have re- Sep Ray EY pO lease eae cay Sevalt bine: ANTED—A CABINET MAKER, who under- month. Mourbly Attic Boarders, wo tn 700m, $0: cently quoted, takes a more practical andson- | {7 From French & Richardson, 31 Penn- a! 3) VONDERLERE. K ne whoinn- | 929 cach. Hot and cold wate lemen. or gentleman and treet, sible view of the situation than Gov. Graham | tylvanis avenue, agents for the Leonard Scott Wet (latel.] Com'r Second Ward, | corner 9th and D. (OB BENT Several neatly furaisned and well between H and I. Table Board Lnext door. 92-3" and other Kip-Van-Winkles in that section, | Co. reprints, we have the London Quarterly Re- | ayy PAYMASTER'S OFFICE { XQ. WILLSON, fed ROOMS. with or without board. Apply OR RENT-WOC SE No Ppropounds for their consideration the follow- | view for July, containing articles on New N Battimone, september 3 1357. at 516 K street, between 4th aud Sth. wn 13-tf v en sts; 8 rooms, avenne, between ith FARTED iy denial sate Hen Gio per month: “Taguitegy Sho Paris, Cornish Antiquities Reminiscences ot ‘ : W NISHED ROOM and BOARD OUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at an agres- ne > Anal Neen witenn any party at tne | Massimod’Azegiio, The New Courts of Law, | STATIONERY, c., FOR NAVAL ACADEMY. " rvant girl, in 9 COREE Ree aaaaes atte itera bined Dg North has proposed to repeal the reconstrac. | Mountain Climbing, Characteristics of Eng: | xjscnl' ce? will Te oe ens eee aan rere Ren® | GUahy, BEOEMAEL GOmIDEt.Lcatiog wae Sper ay ear peice HOUEE = d i 88, statin, 3, locatio! «Box ; 8 bet wee: t lion measures! Have public meetings been lish History, Agricultural Gangs, Hannibal's | this office until I? o'clock t,. SATUBDAY. there aise Sh eee Sey it | week: For address apply at the Star Office = jest 27th street. n | q ™ fice se Passage of the Alps. The Church and ker Cu. Sentemser. 18. for the following articles, which | i, star o 93 ABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street, a few > ry pune wee eee before the 15th instant. free of expense to the Go "SE cont joors north of ‘the avenue.- Terme 325 por RICK COTTAGE FOR RENT DURING THE aro prage us to bope eee ene, ay Party | agThe cail for the Colored State Conven- | crment, ‘at the Naval Acadc | si Ivanin avenue ey [moat ‘deie- Winter. Furnished complete, png, fetration will deliver us from military rote | won at Knoxville, Tenn., September 2, eaye: | ™ FE Street ae, cts a - = B26t oe A AOE RS and restore us tothe Usted under a govern- | “We have carried the election by a vast ma- 5 a s2-tf cor. New York Ave. and 15th St. FOR SALE AND RENT. OR RENTIA BRIO K How: scontaining 6 ment of ourown? There tsan utter absence | jori th i to S bia A = = : rooins. in good Locality ed on 7th st. of every thing of the kind. The most violent | ‘natars’ connected with our future wenace | Note Paper, A CB An 1 Berek ba eeretiy ee steer intly Sone JALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN | fetnecn Goand Fst Navy Lard. Applynext opposers of the Republican party at the North | and happiness to be considered, and we hope 1 Blotting Paper: (thsiok.) ayeob apply ualeas well recommended, AT PRIVATE § The SCHOOL gor: Na. Ss Lad do pot venture to counsel any terference | and trust that every , county. and caetrot 2° Wrapping Paper. ( Envy aes bat, HN) Most . Furnitnre, Carpet and Apa, 2 be! longing to the metas of the Late \ fittans a E'é [a TLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO With the acts of Congress; the plan those acts | will be represented by delegates.” 8.00 Oficial Buwelopes, (aseorted rablishme ut. avenue House, corner7th and Penn | A! a, W oat Det sicon Washington ‘and Con Kis wet. September 2,at 41, sth street-near the pose rs thi jSeaanelin de vec wieent ny velo on) splvania aven au 2: f 0 o ; Ate Om, 3 ‘ Woonvenised’ under it ond we bee oo stat || Anny Gbnmaa Beever Brigadier Generat | 00 Note Envciopes (assort it : WARZEDITHREE GOOD STORE COUNT. | fchbersd-it will be disposed of on thiataitereeen | WeBayaust nutin complete repair, and newly fu Way Proposed by anybody. To useabomely | Hartman Bache has been placed on the retired ue Bs TM dodo che Bet satiple. ERS. Walnut Tops preferred, Apply at 515 | at pnblic anction. at 8: o'clock. on the premises, = ik phrase, it is “Hobeon’s choice,” this or none Hist, and granted'a leave of absence with per- BUEN oot Ae Tie Seventh street _au2d | Inquire at No. 109 West street. au 4-MAW,E tt Wo FURNISHED BONS abo Tate te: Tne Day Book might have added that the shisston to go beyond sea. Brevet Brigadier 4 Eee Holdets, (assorted. ’ Vv aT EERE, Of 35 to 100 acren, in SOR RENT.—The egnd Story) of House 6, tween jo gent lem Ws pi Ags oF of Columbia, under gox oad President, on whom the opponents ot a con- | Bion ‘2 68 Wood, Surgeon, had been re- 3.0 Blnekt cad Pencils. quitivatih swith good lin ente,inadesirable | roome and attic ahd uve cf calla’ Bent ieee ho OPS Nos. 7 ani 8 (29x00) in sanare itboa Pee, vention rely, and from whom they expsct so | lieved from duty at Fort Rhode 2 Red and Blue Lead Pencila and healthy, Iccation, within six miles of this alts, ply at No. 334 E street, ucar 13th street. ‘au. h.for sale oneasy terms. Apply to much, claims to be acting in good faith in | ls!and, and ordered bs New York city. 6 Elasti¢ Bands for filing papets, (as- | aecessil be t, aithes: Fail os Sood cape Pers A‘ GREAT BARGAIN —FOR SALE—A — JOHR WAGNER, 69 lath street, brag aia carrying ont the Congressional plan of recon- | wremwaz REVENUE TRO receipts from | 2 Goose quiet oe eat agile Teak Betuts thes 460 2k AS HOUSE, desirably: located om ied | TOR Aspe absarepaee stroction, and defends his recent acts as being | tnis source to-day, were $972,143.00. 3 dozen Indexes. ane : ; House on liberal terms.)—Those three mat lish kee 22h ats. Bink Tak ANTED TO BUY—B small pia tly payments, Ho ontaininy cms each, situated ee ypc eet eet ean! rae oa Wiest wos acca STARES METCALE, | eases! a ee giana ae . clo edd oe de. | on ash Feauiredy 2 Great Hamcock:—Major General Han: 1040 GoMOUNT NERO ENCAMP- brush, aba riiatreet iiweds aaa Mt fee orth’ | (S010 ____ New Norkavenusandistat. | 9's $10, STARE, X MEPCALE. cock, recently ordered to command the Fifth OBROW Tharsdey)ABTERN age omatter how much they miay have been ows. DE TD BERT nonce cthot Mel cold eee a Mi lent' Military District, im place of General Shori- | {oF the Purpose of attending the fuigral of out ed Tape, Sarno matter Bow much ey ay ame eckine irteen reoms; sit. | *"Sitf __Corner New York ave-and 15t dan, has made po application to be allowed to | Ft! Bncmpaente ate featezualy ine imate = andum Booka, (assorted sizes.) | ‘| W ‘BALMORALE end HOOP aE TRY eae Oe tom 6 street, Georgetown, D. od Bont maT FOR RERT A SAICe Bouse witgeted, 45 delay until ey 13th of October, under the re- | tend. Uti THOS. W. FOWLER, Scribe, rf Blank Books, assorted stzen:) ERS the coming season. si aeL Seuss an 810 (90 per ana uireat 358 @ 1 General Post om ce. busscasion given iuinediate- cent order of General Grant permitting offi- I. 0. 0. ¥.—The pombeee CENTBA! th. Penknives. ¢xpense of Braiding. should call and see my beau. | gnd 15tl ‘Washington, ve a jy. Apply on the premises. a * cers ordered to New Orieans to delay until eon, Wo. 1 ie 1 rete erat ye fn ae Boy acatens AND WaikANTED PRIN FAST | oR aN The WALLACH HOUSE RES. | J) TINNERS and PLUMBERS —FOR SAL E— ther’ cy is a Gee TAI sit Boar Pa, ‘The Tools and Stock of a Fin Store, [tina good that time on account of the prevalence of yel- partes NOOR, fi rs. Shears, for offices ae aoe Cilidrene rons Acer. and Under- . Bete on ee ote Siac Om, location for Plamabin Tin aye + : clothing stamped of Braid. A saving . ¥ low fever there. {tis not necessary that Gen. bene the a ‘of owe oe oo rt "eit 3s, Sen oe matpkatands, Ri aptonicerss ror Braid Ap id ee sei sneer #0 Mi ypasone given forselling. Apply 9 Sihend sree reat. Hancock should immediately proceed to New Binrfnt ts ates of other Lodges are fraterual- S hones Water ( nade and stamped. Me Hat OE. ‘SALE—One of jory end | Navy Ya! Orleans, as the duties of the Department are 6 CORD, 3x.,R! Bec", 12 Blan oo co Re S59 inthe, = ‘teconeat BILORF ge Pe | FS HEN faboinias alee coomtel arged by General Griffin, end HIN re i now being discharged by aaa SA Be, Pgnmunication of PEE rgay other article of SEWiaL Tibet, bot, Wand Jy} yoter mm the yard, on New Jergey avenne, between ic will probably be two or three weeks before, the GRA OBE of 4 se tied Oiled ini Paper. for copyiue. yaine, at the ol Merchant Pawn OR RENT—TWO ROOMS ae floor and seulaeriorctieer rf, SodNsON ner of General Hancock assumes command of the | Oe EERE Rite a te See proka repress, ‘ats Ker Btore o on f FULTON 1 &CO., nga hare 8 BASEMENT, furnished) or FOUR ROOMS acumen 3020 ie fuenishod 91 District. He will visit this’ city and bavevan nie Hrallreo id 9th str Rewponstvie securities, required for the prompt | SIN GEMS BEWING MACHINE 9, dent 2 | on the-second floor, furnished or unfurniah FOREN? AND SALE For reat, SOREDEN interview with General Grant before starting enmegments for <4 ‘cneral af Our Be i R Hane to reject any aud all b rate reacted, Blank oad tenant, Please apply, to 467 13th street, near 200facres, 7 miles from Washington. for New Orlean ich uraher action na thie cai etait | ‘aud amples, of some of the te articles with £ neces aa P atree Tetf Aisdone of Sacren; Guillen out ou ful street Sood, ‘Providence mays frther varticulars for binders, Seo Be fee JOXSTEBS IN SRASON For sale, a PLACE of about 28 acres. fronting on OrpgRED SouTu—Major and Brevet Colo- Ly order of fe pc cn rand Master. 6" "Paymaster U. 7th street road. 43 miles from the cit anerrpaseed nel J. H. Taylor, Assistant Adjutant General ARNE, rand Secretary. ; | | 8¢ eg tiny ee AEE Me : : for heaith and iocation. Alsoa HOUSE Headquarters Department of Washington, nas ore AUGUST 4, wr i Were BRASS AWD maar utice Bane is’) | The 8 leave to¢nform all bis.cu: E in the city forsale. RCHELL & SON, been relieved from dnty here and assigned to ‘ Shi itlont: Belles ErivagePardie feneinrety fenfabas Ce a ay FOR FEST Terie ay BQUE, over the me Comes ash seed. at Bok Bir oo duty in the Second District, under General rae cA nee i rcepticay. earaee Pie Nis a Sov Pennayleanta avenne, corner of Tit attest, k store of Franck ut eH Canby, with permission to delay 30 days. Col as, Bnotaoe Be ay nse Shere he ts how prepare furnish hotels, resteu: a F beibehie: oa aces Vaan TE are TY AT THE J s Rata on or now couiuected, feats, and, families with his best A 1,.0¥§. | ——<———<—<—<————————————————— ORNE! 8" Bau Aes TH ee meee ee eer ear metied EHD PR SNE Ly « Rebtntes tehy sa bia ails aiid Do atic i or oF . "by Rte bint ov gallonfeam t fo'30) gallons : MPABBLE MANTELS) cote mawrens! | SUREET pAb othe sentry ul et cS iu i i sey jr cna bye eien Adjataa\Adene- ate “N. PL SAWYER: G ety STOR Po Ver yinttantion wilt G6 pata t6 customers: AU | | a targe assortment of MARBLE MANTELS of Private sale. on reasonable, terme. part Lot N3. 2, ee Scag a somaya eat WM. FLEN {No IS THE PROPER TIME giusta ibe prom — ns to any part of | me Iatest sie, and ape the best manner, for 12 84 aero No. aving a fgont of @ feat en. a bres Generals ing. to west 2 fe ORIGINAL HARVEY, °| fale att prices. a provements, which are 8 dates story. Brick Heintzleman, Augur, and Canby. He is ai seca wea pene oof AGB tL THE OBIGINAL HARVEY "|, EYER, two two-story Frame ‘ot rt excellent officer,and by Steguaseant man- siete "Pact a wv, oF TEsLING GEW:| | os wousES REPAIRED, ia NEM BOxEY: ed ib ar Holl as au 2-im7 “Marble Works;cur lath an Csi Huihdinge! tle warranted, for lurther particu: Ge table. tle Hlower an I ry een eosterteerety wee meres eau wits | Bod i esoutive Committee tor the Digit | | Toattbe wey eee aad dsaldated Zeltine | gomby trom hive Biase Mi nial, Vesa "ie i. Fr PRMOLEEAER cnooens, nants A HERZBERG, Ostret, No. 351, mn ‘nee meer au (Buccessors to streets. O:¥:+GBAND VODGR.—An ad- | Bere Dut Tos ee ath streo! TRE AND LOW chen i its st rene Bae th WE | 399 Pa avenue, between 4% and ts, 8 «7 Mri Gorham, the Unloi caddidate for wtinsiatanas CAPES: Soe ee er f Lapa ae BEAPIN SOC? Ghe Sa ra offer for Geter full assortment of og Frat i de he vnindeg Governor of Californa,.is only thirty-four Grp Ser" Py ti silyrecnred: ra sealed ind iugy ok’ oats mcely Frc Set agate » See ules a a T BROW. A hag sr rest TTT Ps ISHED ROOM—A ized ieeees ae ferences arin ouate AaEATION , oor eee) wit ee ; BRICKLAYER: 21! Vermont avénine aud Toth street! mer patronaasak jin tendo la oapert 3 ah table forons.or two ene my fee Which he has filled Witt sah nétiot to ao nat Ls es tt af 320 Ht ‘uiivund 4g}, or rat HE GREAT S€HOOL BOOK: ia aay eapecia tention to gam ne | os jo New frotne; “Beer and service to the Sie. Surely. “Young | $19: m, Those i ua i secure, stock. ar ; at Bah Anrrsns,. apd) fa : tHodee situa ted on ie Se can jt sen ‘ome coma 5 6 a vol oe iam Bs ney Be alate revue, ie panei peice Inquire a ‘Costs: = Iv si o) Bailey ‘Above OM Batoae? ai, « 4 SUEY, moe Se eee The largest Stocteat the Lament P Prices. “aust i i Tas Waite Hevsr.A Taree omer NG RODS coantract gout Teavonah} scedemy ng eat Of visttors wereat the Exéd: ion this” papers eb an tbe. forenoon the President: wes; aly surepe and received but few.” ‘This afternoon & nuni- ber bad an paar Ridin oon District; an a 3 Boor AND ehoEs peer’ ee gene hao By or Ps ua es ae Hemen's pu nee rie ¥ Fall trade, n reY SBLEORT stew meringe st ala) Fe arene om a iornecu ‘eee called: to phe Broniray EABOYS. VOCTHS oat, Mors Annexation: . "Wort ra Ph rae S06 30 08) Br fear, ab inten Dy the cable ering Senet 7 | Aleact p ectgMahy ty - Paper that the ‘Un: Go Ro a about purchasing ail the Daaten Pr = het rs aang SoA Virrinin paper enya teat (ches leseng & reliable sontce. tmat. the elec hon: to frame a State Ceustitation wiser’ ‘the Reconstruction act in Vi place on or about the 12h of Octane vu take Pree ‘Bone, ge ilette, by Currer ‘Bells $1. B,F. BOISEAY, Sec. Jane Eyre, by Bren sender ‘of the Board, EIB fo ARI ee. DODGE, Georgetown, orn nt FRANCK TAYLOR. &nd Pennsylvania avenue, ue, Wasulagton: au 29 Sw _——