Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1868, Page 1

EVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY SUNDAY EXCEPTED AT THE STAR BUILDING, S. W. Corner Pa. avenue and 11th street, BY NOYES, BAKER & CO. ——_.——_— The STAR is served by the carriers wo their ict at Tex rT, wath pubscriners in the City CENTS PER WEEK. Copies at the cout wrappers, Two CENTS each. Pree ror M 1NG:—Three months, One nening Stat. merce to inquire into the expediency of prov thetetimaica value of imports 2 toregn aed domeste manufacturr, the profit. thereon. &: Mr. Windom (Minn.) wked leive to offer a stion directing the Committee on Printing suspend the far ther circulation of the mre bon of the Congressional Durctory. as 4 tained many errors Mr. Spalding (0.) objected On motion ot Mr. Pike, (Me..) the Committe +8 Commerce war ditecied to mquire inio apectienc pealin, act regulate disposal as pr Vides for the seizure of Merchant's booke pap re ‘On motion of Mr, Griswold, (N. ¥.,) ule See~ Dollar ent Fifty Cents: six months, Three Dollars volim mation of Mr. Griswold, (N.Y) our year, Five Dellars. No papers are sent from | 6 7 | the Woure the rw cr of th: Special Commission. The WEFRLY STAR published on Friday WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22. 1868. N°. 4.646. sir, ac ne pomeerasenaiion seettiog morning—One Dollar and a Half a Year. : thal MANY Of the decisions of « Boe ge and dimcting Pr THe Rover Suewwan one - ot — a wana dae Sas “itt ote’ | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.| | FORTIETH CONGRESS, > Sinus S tek ue% e ompany assembled at the residence —.. : 7 ; tgnate what deci-ion- comki tw omitted trom cflion. John A. Grewold, MC. tomNew | This Afternoons Dispatches, | This Afternoon’s Proceedings. therepore, Beterred toCominisee on Jes York, at his invitation to witness the formal Wasa hec tanaone as . presentation to Lieut. General W. T. Sherman, FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. * 2 Hoortsxy's GeaMAN BITTERS SPECIAL NOTICES. THE EVENING STAR. PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN hs ‘ . i he merits of amo Cay en Washington News and Gossip. SICILIAN HAIR BENEWE! y +. Blaine (Ma! introduced a bill im reb ; Sematx.—The Houer bill supplementary to | tion to taxing the shares of mational senhe, »FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, 1m restoring GRAY HAIR to iteoricinel colorand | Pourricat.—The Louisville Courier suites | of the waich once owned by Roger Sherman, | Release of Geo. Francis Traim—te Sues | we crc nsirnction bills was tention Referred to Committer on Banking and Our. nec promotin, foe growth. Ismakeo the heir softand | that President Johnson is considering the pro- | One of tne siguere of the Declaraion of Inde, | ike Crewe tore cane enim ite, Sues Mar. Teecllttse oubachad se tie nace muntinn, |. rane oa Rede omer Tee phiety of abandoning his policy and throwing.) » ccuence, also 8) stcsl-plate engraviag of that ee ee ena ee —_ Reported | and explained tai he did <0 not to cans delay, om Lng cm 4 fasted 2, wan, HAIR DRESSING 7 | Rinselfinto te arms of the Democratic party, | distinguished personage in a handsome case. | ** Coming to L ‘ fe et Domenen Re seomows.to addres tap Range | bees to aie e® suspend amy farther Ever used. It remover Dandruff and all Scurvy | asthe only chance for the salvation of the | Te spacious parlors were crowded to such an [By Cable to the Associated Prees.} on the reference. He wats prey So Oe | ey Fone C jo mill furteer acesen THE GREAT REMEDIES FOR ALL DISEASES | Eruptions. 11 does not stain the skin. country. eXtent that the inquiry was jocularly made Lonpon. Jan. 22.—George Francis Train has So , ent Bot wish to with > ene ee ee pee meeting of the Republican State | whether the floors had ever bei tested. Among | teen released by the authorities at Cork. He | te business of thes is wade . eee ovsue | sold Upon our reputations ee Co Central Committee of Maryland, in Baltimore, | {pow present were Generals Delafield, Auger) | immediately thereafter instituted am action | ne pill then went over under the rules. PUGILISTIO. . P. “J ame , Dent, ‘and a is 7 on st, = DOr 0 “ Tt erios we Ne ” Capper yr ti ” her | = R. Fie B Proprietors. yesterday, resolutions were adopted au <* Ay ays Nectetary Welle istant Secretary aoe th Petey cone yids mye morial bea vt enc va Pecan York Chipy his week has vm IVER, STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS or sale by all druggists. jeteom | StateConvention io meet in that city on the 6 “axon, Paymasier Bridges, and other officers < Se hary Belg 0 = | of March, to elect delegates to represent the | of the navy; Senators Cameron, Wilson, | MMe 0 Sass thame cme enn : Tax Aanox Uxxnowx Maton.—The TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR Dealitele, Girimer, Joke lees The causes leading to bis arrest are ty a 1 a State in the National Republican Convention | Ramsey, “ Seats 2 ceneon, Pet '¥: | An Englishman named Gee,a fellow passen- Mr. Conness asked that the papers te referred | TURNER'S TIC DOULOWREUX OR Ferry, and others; Speaker Colfax, Representa. | A! “ : . ’ | for the nomination of candidates for the Presi- | { Woodbridge, Poland, Kelly. Blaine, | £¢F of Mr. Train, informed the officers on the | to the Committee on Naval Aft mee ay POOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS | UoIVanGe Reunetos Cot dency and Vice Presidency, which is torneetin | Myers, Morrisey, Fernanda’ Wook’ Keretone | (N& Which boarded the ‘Scotia at Queeustown, | thatn taree mderenity Ina hen okeniuet Ten y afternoon, 2 rthood the name of the Unknown will be definitely settled, and the 1 Whethér their speculanons Mucppard a sical termed Bera ceh oe ite Aes Med, | asavE, centr, axp armxvy cunz von wevaat- | Chicago on the 20th of May, Fy nate at the same time an Barks, making & preparation. GIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES, , Bnd en. irely free con alcohol: efailing remedy in all cases of Facia Jat State. pledged to support che ne . “ that Mr. ‘Train had said that he came to Lreland eer e ast oe for the purpose of organizing the Fenians and y commencing a fight. and Fisher, of the Supreme Court of the Dis: | SRMGTCnE § Oem son thie informa. the Japanese Government; no acknowledg- ment of the services rendered hy our brave sea- ——— men bad ever bera made by the Government public wi and also to nomi- ighiy concentrated admixiure of any The quo’ Indigestion, Dy vons Debili so important a part in the Revolutionary war, | ~*! Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, hoped the proposi- | cated at Ornaha and doing w ax his many . Tes medicine has snything won # widely and so de=ply | + vening, at the reside: ot Henry Beard, Esq. | sented t trict, and many others. Previous to the pre- Spx . * 7 7 ar. — = tive | OF not, We hear that Barney iad. Caton elinctineg &. peated. ins sin- | the Republican perty. be tee ppc therein spent in social inter. | Hon. Gee denied that he had given such in- | Knights of St. Patrick of New York, relative © ning ct & Geblene Set ook an | ie form of Nervous Diseuso faila to yield nda mtiog, Destine: was bpen ae formation whrn he was in court. Mr. East- | tothe outrages inflicted om Amenioan cite |! able EOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC } influence. Kven the soverest cages of | ~—Arna Dickinson is out for Chase as Presi- | course. paren trends | Y “"” | man, the United States consul at Queenstown, | py the British Government, Belored ie teen | mr re aes as eens Isa combination of all the ingredients of the Rit- and geperal Nervous Deranged | cent ib Joey ie table on which the gifte | Ws exceedingly active in Mr. Train’ behalf tended. Dooney Harris will be ‘ tere, with the purest quality of Sana Cruz Kun | mente of many years’ standing, theentire | __ phe Syracuse (N. Y.) Journal ore GRE en el te tee er cae gifts’! ar, Adams, the United States Minister he r. Cattrell, trom the Commitier of Cc Tue Cuaxrion ox a Tovn.—Jor Cobura Oraise. &c. making One of the most pleasant aad | 4¥stem, are completely and cured by | fore ine ded as opposed to Fenton | Were piace wae led to the contreof the par. | 31- Adams the United States, Miniter be ‘epepatnntes soipuntiak icles came, starting on 8 sparring tour through ble retegies ever offered to the public. | tin a few days, or afew weeks at the utmost. Ii eretofore been regarded as oppo: 2 er an ae cenatse Perey took. ia pemition on)’ Co" Coven theuréloms of Mr. Seale eed of the currency, made a report, which was rountry some time time during the current | contains nething injurious to the most delicate sys- | for the View Presid has broken ground in | the side opposite to ral Sherman, and de. “4 t 4 4) % he a eck, preparatory to commence training for preterring a Medicine free from Alcoholic | tem and com afwave Uo need eit Stanley disavowed the ac: on the part of the | agreed to, and the bill now gors to the Presis week, preps = Fe. wall use ; It tim constant une by the best physicians, whe |! favor. te het bee tapas ny Be enn arin’. |, Governm md stated that the Tecul anthori- his lorthcoming Biaie) mill with McC oele on ified rs —* ntor S oh is no i ome, 2 " “4 me “é is Were y = fa Adwmns* ‘om the Committe of pater. the th of Ma) » will visut all the principal soe hyectio tI inati stamps. Sold everywhere. e ses po eg oe SF eee etree eer se" nable to ager his first <tand in Philadelphia and second im oftae bien cs eh cine etn Rene Doc Rale Renmeiitarte <p 1) Pe BE nenls Ibe Ponain ngais Guringiiea| wati'a BURIED peRiy age am be war at tbe L TT eee pin teen Mr. Sherman moved that the new Cammittee Baltimore, and will be acecmpanted by the eae oc2l-cotm 120 Tremont street, Boston, M: term of office, and the Republican papers in | =tine time deputed by his friend Col. William | LOXDON: Jan. | 22—Noon—Advic perienced and joviai Frank MeLntyre—the pe BOOFLAED'S GERMAN TORIC re calling wpon him to resign. Fe tee ee Terk cits. trees te) oe coay. An ‘ destrian who didw't walk kerdom They ave both equally geod, and contain the | AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Se comer ot Roger Sher | Ulinots Cent d f imporied © ; wll all ikelibood, texts! in preparing same inedicinal virtues. the choice between the two | For Diseasns OF THE THROAT xD Loses, even 3 Ware, lea kel 2 | man, trom an original portrait by Trumbu! duty. Mr. Sherman sud : a for the approaching «true! Being a mere matter ef tante, the Tonic being the as Coveus, CoLvs, WRourING Covcl. e Witso®, Esq., Commissioner ot | He then gave # brief history of the Sherman should take this action, the bill would ONE THOUSAND Dott ar MATON IX THERA ’ Moet palatable ! BRONCHITIS, AsTIMA, AND Geveral Land Office, at the request of his | family of Connecticut, to which the Lieutenant Livxxront. doable be land. Went.—Mike McTeomott, who i at preaent to | The stomach, from a variety of causes. wach as | Probaljy never before in the whole history of | "ty personal friends, delivered a lecture last | General was relitted, and which had sustained Of 16,000" bale ie very a a: (foe <2 | stme. Breadstuff quiet. New Pork tion of the Senator would not be adopted. sions deranged “pen ine cosmauaneed caching tone es and added: “Take these memorials and trans- be ye fis here will be gind to hear. infor uot : z . Other articles unalternd. Mr. Morton moved to amend the prop between Joe Riley and Liver. sympathizing as closely am it does with the | {Fon ‘com| a upon ‘tatesmen of the First and Second | mit them to your children, and when you show ‘ “ ch has beer Sherman, so 4s to instruct the S: fore, the for Btomacts, then becomes aflected the reault of which | Somer ht yr eumguaey complaints, Throngh along | (MN in Republic.” Among those present | them remind them that Roger Sherman's polar | 10XD0%, ap meg bor prerpeeted f head rags, Al Arar eda Bae before the former win fe thet the patient suffers from several or more | {Chas tit higins men ohne ne ee tit were many distinguished citizens. heads of De- | “tar was duty to his country, and that during | S©¢Xtusively circulated that a Ste erin agin Wil Se or Sameee ethan cae ares Eke Of the following diseases | ee it bas become better ; Its uaiform char: the develw asin the last conilic, | (DE ‘oops to the southern frontier is untrue. | sion of the tax on cotton for one yea Will be for $1,000 a side. and will take place on Constipation, Flatulence. Inward Piles, scter ani power to cure the various affections of | P#rmment ttors, members of Congress, and The Russian Government, in an official note, | the expiration of that period to lay a tax ofone February 1th, neat Cherenos, ity ban \e ell pertormed ? 3 ': yw pape aad ot | the Inngs and throat, have made it known as a | Bureau officers, who spoke in term bs Dna reat Senda oy ed ee | dentes or. cent per Ib. Disagreed to. fought several mes, never feet. ulness @f Blood to lead, Acidity reliable protector against them. While adapted ee okthe isctuse dean PA iced 3 Consol cd sat 2, and ac- | Tae motion of Mr. Sherman was then agreed ed Upon as a Very promising box ef che Stomach. Nausea, Heart- jer forms of disease and to yonug children, yep SERS Sn count; U.S. 520s dull to by & vote of 25 to 1s. in’s On Upto the time turn. Diseust for Food, Pulness the same time the moat ef-ctual remaly | production, evinei eh learning and re- ate on mh Seely. ere ‘Mr. Sumner asked leave to take up the joint ih yea ne cE as. some $8 m to fol- : -3 - ed no Teaponee en eee }) tbo dunguroes caecticcs oft arch im Its pry Wu oe ee rolled Tages ie oats cole THE FLORIDA CONVENTION. resolution to provide for the representa . published ta Gar tant wt Eructations, Simk- | 48.4 provision agsinst sudden attacks rou. return thanks for the beautiful presents. He n the Convention a | the United Sttte the Internati It ix pretty currently reported that if the Gian: ius or Fluticrime at the Pit + thould be kept on hand tn every family-aml indeed | PxRKON\1.—The lovers of poetry will learn | Tpturn thanks for geaagretinn Gftie Revie ra cribing the oath of office for | Mme exhibition to be held a: Hay will manera weatch Sor @ioeeea clan be cee n f the Stomach inmine of | Sa ail are sometimes sutject to colds and coughs. b that Joh Whittier has bees : % nies Se eee ene . not think there would be any op position acoamenand te daee What anys bet 3 - embers : ae - . all should be provided with this antidote for them. | YY Texret thar John royidiine wn | family from Connecticut to Ohio. Hix father, | nembers and officers Was passed. ‘Mr. Trumbull said ¢ tld b onmmnes < ve Weeden Name cas ae Aihough settled Coxsumrzion ie thought in- Aue gle nsof improvewaeat | Suny poor te land bat Heh in Preede: s | A. Tesolutlon wan passed to telegraph to Gen. | tick” Heccepmoed ts was we cond reathing, Fluttering at the Heart. rable, still great numbers of cases wi 0 dia >i ounce? ly poor js. He “ . . ce Caching or Suiflcatine Sensations when are seemed settled. Bave been completely cure. fe ereyrmeat” | Should hand these memorials to Thomas Ewing | Meade iniorining him that the Convention was | commicsic ; pedition to Lying Posture, Dimness ef Vi | and the patient restored to soand health by the | serious fears as to the result are still enter. | Shiga Ghee aerate to Thoma: grand- sation he _ to —_ — oN ee Mississirri-In the Reconstruction tea Lyin Dimne : CHERRY PEctor at, So complete ie its mastery | cained, ther, Thomas Ewing. He was a fine boy in commander of bill was read, vi | Hon yesterday, no business of importance was "Delt Pais ta. tke Meds Dae tbs mont cbetinets of tine aliie, wean tia aktistation Reet tonics years of gr. tof Florida, inviting him toa seat in | rotary of the Navy’ shall de | transacted. The printers on the J rma "the ~ ~ e r P jause.} Showld this boy fail jon. a Jem cols official organ of the con son. ATY On a striae ciency @f Perspiration, Yel- ing elne could reach them. ander the Cuznuy Pr. fund for the erection of a fiavehter ana applause.) Shou! ’ Representatives, with a slight alteration, were | States at the for ment of wa; a2 @f the Sl RA they subside and disappear. 4 r te » | him, another still remained—abont a year old. = J " & for mom - pa cen memess af the Skin and disncns sad Poetic @cnistes hind great pro Hisar Allen Poe, is about tobe | (snenter.] Those whowave watched ihetie, | sdopted. i a ¢ Long | Texas.—The Conservative State Convention Byes. Pain im the side, sion trom i wed, With a tir prospect of success, tory of Connecticut will have no cause to blush | Gov. Walker and the State officers were in- | was no approp" met st Momsen Manday. Aleothe Baciiahen Back. Chest, Liebe, Sud: AST ERA MS siwaye relieved and often wholly | __ Ex-Governor Cox, of Ohio, after seven | toribo nent fone out from tha: State. | Vited to seate, ' ff 7a Tecaiiet sees te meomeie > the | Conver on. They are reported iu consultation, eee See Sees Peres | “Baoxcuitis is generally cured by taking the | vears successful serv mibtary and | He bad travelled « great deal over the contis Pea ee ee one pink Mecmiea wintoten eee cee | aa wae a plattorm. In the McMahon the Flesh, Constant Imacinines of je 0 in small and frequent doses. nent, [applause and laughter.) and had found lege. poagniag? oGunes.. - ‘ : com vent jon> Were passed advocating h ary Pretorat in a a jose: ment, is about to T " " . be a very Inrge one Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits. | generally are its virtues known that we need mate SS | pent Kees of true Connecticut stock, \n ordinance for the relief of the people, pro- | but it soon rv teherdnplirce Son gipery the recognition of the settlement of the issues of ‘The sufferer from these, diseases should exercise | uot Publish thecertificates of them here, or do mre pi aap sos pd Pint eet etn cit | aad intoolinetine or icbe DA eer Tt Ge Trambull. from the Committee on the | the War by the arbitrament o want, an the the greatest caution ia the selection of aremedy | than asm a at its quali ally the imost promising | his posterity, and with it the history of the good axes, aul ortering the Fes : vail, from the Commitee on the squibanattiee shane wiitoneon for bis case. purchasivg only that which he is as- | Maintained. ng lawyers im the noriher art of the | man to who had onee belonged. The Gen- of all persons now imprisoned for the non- | Judiciary. asked to be discharg: ition of citi, , He, WAT, 8nd the recognition of civil rights and scred irom lis tuvestisations aud” tayuirion Su. JO. ETRE Biot Merwpchy Mame Lea n ReC Ce eS Sent eed erent as wl of taxes Wats passed SOae wen meseck se: Reition ete | ity and justice of all. before the law ©" Practical and Analytical Cheinists. + " time pleasantly spent in social int-rco . ITE ETE PRS le -achegornt ‘ It the interestof all to reconstract the State Sold by ail Trraggins Seenpunene “4 —Mark Twain will have an articte entitled | the ebmpany gdjeurmed: to nee de rcoure ROM HAVANA. im that chy of last March be set we hadley asky the establish aeunaetion wae | dezt- D&W eos ervant’? | where an excellent supper was spread. which cluded peg lezges—Tax- .. “ nedinte political a Bnown rewedies— } KNOW S8Y DEetANY Y. Iissaidto ge pro- | Was greatly enjoyed by those present. Payers Refusing to Pay. Kc. ett of | Ztion for tha and pledging to NY. . atch is @ silver cased French lepine. pecial Dispatch to The Star. “ ral Hancock 1 complianer with che BOUOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS MADAME EF. THORNTON the great Enclish | VO ie Mack Seat wow en abea- | ae ws ce. There are in addi- Shee th Ja on Untied States x a . hae closiet, Claltvovant and Peychometrician,who | ness visitto New York. negotiating with the | done Weegee nde aus ere ieee —The Board of Public In- that State. elaine Cisaeeiah ats senmcenie abe Fee nee eee eee tenet mete OF te” Od | sbotmen, im regard to t of a volume of | hand marking quarter seconds, and there ate Sn Senn Soe Tenns | | Er etn cae ae Commins on tee ie | See ae a Coreen axp | Mesensn Fheentae pees tee eet ices | Mecicine. bined caith upon | threy dials, one showing the how aud miu rs from all colleges, Ter cr thee ombnae poaphete the Shaner ov | Men Camuan tee Melebenes Gememeent oF te HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, of second sight as to enable her to impart KNOW! | iin be the rn, capeak his | Mother the day of the week, and a third t ome of the tax-payers, When visited by the | Cot Ot Let Conia ee ee stein ont | United Mate to ntuberinc Oo bede ee dane | Scion oreetkerest, "Witte he's tears ch nes pivee"* in public, about his trip to the Sand. | (ayer imemonth, thas on to pay, on the ground that the wand inserting $15,000; which was agreed Yacant the chief execntive office of the State, PREPARED BY DR. C. M. JACKSON al ry te of the person you scription “Don Alum. Col. Tal. re decree of a mmister does not constitute a ~ and to fill the same as wellas to provide for ‘ . he detineates the very features nf the person you bh Islands, preladed by his affecting story | Dee : Atal 1 the bill ; are to marry. and by the aidof an instrament of | Wich i Beane lara eae benny A r. Rowland had made tor it a handson tw, and that this measure has been enforced ‘Chatr enue the removal. through ‘he ¢ executive officer Putrapenenta, Pa intense power, know u ax the Peychomotrope. ‘ “Miner and his Cat.” on which is engraved on silver the monogram | i204 | ing been submitted to disens— : on bill, Messrs. Mor. | of the Suu selected, of all persons who ° ETT aptees to preduce a life like picture of the gf Gen. Sherman as also the nemes of Roger orto vote, and that therefore itis un- | Siu of Vermont. Sherman and Hendricks. are hostile to reconstruction, and the fil of Teents two years since they were first intro. | Garret snorrinite of Gur, aRplicAat. together with iil ogee Tee reams emer oem 1. ‘The resolution of Mr. Johnson, pro: = by said exrcetive. That tie @ucet into thin country from Germany. guring | 9 othe Pils icuo huwdad ae theasoute cr ready learned the Amer- 2s, Mesa m. jsoumi Sherman. Tbe from Jamaica to the 1 th inst. state : Which time they have undoubtedly perfor «i been imposed n justice to the more cures. and benefitted suffering humanity to « friends of recon- watch was imported from Franc the adinission to his seat ot Hon. P. F. Thomas, named, and a Senator elect from the Nite ot Maryland, was | =tuction. do request the dep by the first testimonials can assert. She will send. wh rath’ sired. a certified certificate, or writt ‘These remedies will effectually cure Liver Com- | birth. age, disposition and c:mplexion. and in- | yqitter on Fo: isint. Jaumlice, Dyspepsia. Chronic or Nervous | closing {itt cents and stamped envelope addrv-sed d bill reiati ebility. Chronic Diarrhosa. Diseane of the K. to yoursel!. y« 1 reweive the picture and o Bes. ethod of swearin ddition J house tax ha riment aforesaid eater extent, than any other remedies kuown to | [yr gine Situtie! GortEcnt, OF wr on Of aluontof Yatie Odiorn 1 nas for the support of the poor vaken they tuny be eligible’ Sl tie vacameter thee fhe pubise . closing a small lock of hair. and stating place of | GeNPRAL Banxs, chairman of House Com- it was presented in 17% for proticiency FROM MEXICO | crested.” Th: do further inga report | 1m his studies to Roger Minot Sherman, and on 7 < nd should be so | quest the modifies so mst aprisonment | Mis death bed be gave it 10 Dr. Rowland, whe. The ree era Yucatan. jad sated ve | det al pervous wing hav aed oe , ah astevening presented it to ene 1 jspatch to the Star.) 5 >, | the late war against the United States, holding aad ait diacsean ort ~» informanien by return mail. All co of American citizens report will i o 5 Davis or Jobn ¢ =e Gonewe aching trom a Disord were Ba 8 ther Heed aoe 1 Rowland bas had the wa for 25 years HAVANA. Jan. —Vague reports in eciren- > Ousaud muskets have been HAR BEEN considerable curiosity shipped to Yncatan. We have the ong embers of Congress and politicians | mtelligence which is supposed to have coine to know who wrote the recent “ocea- | (brow 2 Mexican ¢: and the wd Senators and com- | office therem: provided, tat such persns ats. but these were extreme | heartily reject the past. and are earnestly at- es, and hardly within the range of possibili- | tached to, and are determined to labor for the It would not b» supposed that ether Mr. |» Stay Davie or Mr. Breckinridge would present Copies were ordered to be sent themselves here and ask fo take an onth that | to the President. the President of the Semate, id sits it is A mMOst excellent fir e cs | MADAME FF. THORNTON, P.O Box 223. the full deta’ ests recently Hudson. N.¥ ip 3-D& Wooly ie by British authoritic ms given nt, together b cilizens Commities meet to- ime keeper. DEBILITY, ny Camse whatecer: Prostration o oy Severe Labor, Hard FREE TO EVERYBODY. Kesuiting from A Large 6 pp. Circulas. giving information of the the System ents mia der been arrest greatest importance to the young of both sexes who < : tty Fi late of the Hews po Speake ~e of Representa. aps. Exposure, Fevers, &c. It teaches how the homely may become beautifuk | jaorrow, when the report aud bill will be lad trom Washington in the N.Y. Tribune | Ee™ carpet ntee ‘enhsted in | they bad never given aid or comfort tothe ene. | and the Speaker of the House of - ‘There is atc I to th the despised respected. and the forsaken loved. ‘The Political Situation.” It has be PY re Aer ted pea | tives, re is no medicine extant equal to these rem | the 3 saken loved. betore them. eal Situation ais bern ate | att Anna, who has about ten | ™Y- \.* —The Convent 7 . No young lady or gent! shontd fail to send rik: si aE A. Convention spent yesterday steers cats, Aten and rigor is imparted | le Zouue lady or gentiom: a ret pats byte: | F ; tributed to Sua Wilkesou, Mr. J.S. Pike.Gen | thousand dollars ready cash at las command, | Hovex—On motion of Mr. Holman, (Ind) | ia ctatinig aud adopting srctiocs of ter tamer food te eujored. the stomach dizests promptly the | arn mail Address P.O. Drawer 21, Motte. Partr’s future husband, the Mar- | Butter, and others. We understand that it | 4nd is vainly making efforts to borrow. the vote whereby the bil orn | nght=. A committer of three white men and Dieod ie purified, the compleafon becomes scunl , ®P3-d&weoly Troy NewYork. | quis de Caax, is one of the handsomest and | was written by Mr. John Russell Young, - Pitet Freie wali. Coneceges ofS aeane- ied Man Was appouted to wait and healthy. the yellow tinge is eradicated from | = most charming eavaliers of the day, bolds an i thas BURGLARS ME: ITH A WARM RE- | con was yesterday referred to the Committee on al Grant and invite him to visit the > the exes. a blocm is given to the cheeks, and the | BATCHELOR’S HAIR DYE. manager and editor of the Tribune who spent the CEPTION. the District of Columbia wae reconsidered, and | \'otion. (me Conservative declined va cone weak and wervous invalid becomes a strong and | splendid Heit Bye tothe bert inthe world; | “Mnent Position at the Tuileries, and is the ke bere with his family. The Vation the bill was read and passed. [The bill is the the committee Gecanet & megie wasen er, ee | fy true and perfect Dye. harmices velianie, | Mtder of all the balls and soirees te compliments it as the ablest piece of editorial [Special Dispatch to the Star] me ax that which passed Congress Inst see- | Ti, suacmmorment was seceived wate hime PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, repedion the thetectaat ted Breen eee! | ‘twromrant Mail Oon writing that has been <een for a long time. Puntapetraia, Jan. 2.—The house of EC. | “Sty Boutwell (Mass.) presented resolutions See eee ee en eee = yess 2 ANT Mat wi = 4 Ma excused, other Cor ve ap- And {celine the haud of time weighing heavily ares the Hair soft and desatiful Mark | sgaster General hits just matured arrauyeme AL.—Hon rew Hunter, of Vir- | Hewlings, on Walnut street, above wist, was | adopied at a3 outing ot citinnss of Kewell, | Dotaica, wire enneteneg te ecrve = Tose of ihe BITTERS othe TON Te ee | 2 a properip applied. at Betshelor'e Wig Facvoy, | {or tezwlar conveyance of the mails, twiew CEO eee | Bena en en ne aed Dee uiscaa’ Rpgecal is teen eae |, Wane: Ciaeeiena ts ma tenon yes- that ae Dew life br ps gh pn seseers ie Ne. 7 ‘Bond eet, New York. Ja Li-eodly aonth by steamship, from Baltimore by H: of Ohio, is at Willard’s Hotel, ---- | Hewlings shot one of them in the leg, and cut | “2* <i & measure the energy and ardor of more youthfu terday the time Was consumed in discnssing vign Affairs. nog a ae mm . Stone (Md ) introduced a bill to regulate | the per diem, without coming te any concln- the sale of bag and stew im the WDbeartet Se Co- | sion. The impression is that the per diem will iumbia. Referred to the District Committer, | be fixed at eight dollars per day and Key W te New Orleans aod back. Liberty leaves New Orleans to-day, days. build up their shrunken forms, aud giv ERRORS © _ __-Beaith and happiness to their remaining yearas as reentes ROMS OF XOUTE. ito | | A [gentleman who suitered for years from Ner- | 4d 4 * : | po Premature Decay ae a thace | ‘he Cuba, Baltimore, to-morrow, uh : % - a “ 'e Ep. | the other in the abdomen Both of thé intruders Ri ee x. Vinton, of Mow York. is at the Bs- 4 SORES tea cee wae eee ound bit House, at the hospital thix morning. His name is x Rvaseis. Yous, of the New York | Burus. His itis thought, are fatal. (1t provides thatall hay and straw which may | Sovrn Canotrna the Convention yes- SOTIC fects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of | Another arrangement has beon 1 ‘i 3 i 25 be 3 ¢ Instrict of Colunbi proposition to abolish the Disirict a Prem iri fait one-patr ot | ‘eet humanly tena treet all's wee Tribune, dined with Dickens on Satarday. sae Giddy MOVEEaT. sold by weight in the Distric olunbia | pom q one-half ot | the receipts vectio r making the stmple ~ all be sold by the net hundred, and every Of the State was voted down on the ‘ = ster Cl erley, P 3 ands eight shall be a tou.) z i that, under the reconstraction acts, the Le female portion of our population are seldom in | remedy by wht ured. rere wishing Resioxkp.—Paymaster Charles S. Perley, of | The Preposed National Convention of net weigl wei. : the enjoyment of good health: or, fe tse thetr own to profit hy the F's experience cat « und Ft, Jefferson (Dry Tortuga) to Key West | the Navy, has resigned, Clubs. T (Mass.) offered a resolution, re duty of the Convention was simply to frame a ting that it Was reported that there was’ great | constitution, The temper of the body. is mod- ~uflering among the soldiers in Alaska, and di- | erate,especially among the negroes The ball recting the Secretary of War to transmit copies | of rights submitted was very conservatiy ofall dispatches and reports, and all direcuons Lovisiaxa.—Yesterday the Cor given by the Department in consequence of en such suifering. Adopted. The House resumed, as Special Dispatch to the Star.} w Yor, Jan. 2.—At a meeting of the ‘entral Grant Club last evening, arrangements : were made for the appomtment of delegates to a7 John C. Parker, 458 7th street, has for proposed National Convention of Grant sale the a livered before Universal | Clubs, to be held at Chicago three days prior to Lodge No. 1, A. A. M., (colored,) of Alexan- | that of the Republican party in May next. “rin, Virginia, ai their celebration of St. John’s day, December 27. 1867, by Chas. Whittlesey: published by the Lodge. y Invenyat, REVENUE. The receipts from this sourer to-day were $359,095.66, —-<co___ reing the Maryland Oyster Laws. [From the On Monday last, from relinbie that the Oy Jaw of the State wi lated, Comptroller Leonard FROM AUSTRALIA, —The steamer Arwona She bring» rdvices from Sidney NewyY has arrived. AMY WEWSPApers © noe just re- and Wellington. Austraha and New Zealand, jonery beyond an amount of the valu | & iH. Cochra: * ? able say: 1 ex pedi- = pe ie vt they must be believed PE RS groper A commanded by Almworsn ee. | to December 1+t and *th. ‘The punishment of th session land, to proceed down the bay and to seize all ron have — | tom after it has stood | of short breathing or | constipated * Do you bi Mr. Washburne (II.) moved to an amendment by providing that no furtuer al. lowance for Stationery tor the session up to era Crug on the 15th for Yu- | We murderers of the Rev. Mr. Balse cat whee tes eee Lo00men | &t Fejee had been left to the and mareb on the Thaperi rue Desvireve is Tur Dis. Senate today passe Vesseis found violaung the law. Accordingly je? pepsia? Are your he procerded to the Eastern Bay and found a re spells of faint: the bill ine Cag UE memor: TESTIMONIALS | rushes of blood to the bi ‘ : “ number of vessels eugaged in dredging im that gaired’ In your mind constant; dwelling wees Mr. Harlan “for ¢ por: remained at Vera Cruz, where he was reor- JOURNALISTIC. March 3 than that already gives ig A tributary of the Chesapeake. | Ris"eubject? "Do you feet ‘dull, Usticas, muptng, | relief of destitute people in the District of ‘ ‘ ee oe te cere, Mail, held te | inthe course of which Mr. Maynard (Tenn) | ct heensed See lived DN. GE y A spans. let Do yon 0. umbia,” endinent striking r chase : Ly AAT Mn.) Gieun soe carp eet oe tartan ee ee ales Sine, te pet bunitom seorsbaae? Taveuni, | (embia” with a aa aoe recteleliegptecy4 a7 lickers suggested that no stm be fixed, but that the dL inserting 8150K, cin navy. A project a Saag 2 1 4 frigates, one to be fin- ch State of the Republic. An alli- a the followin New Y . Ja 2.—The Recorder has ¢ A Sweetet of the Evening Mail, for ern’s charge of fraud, in the sale to Purtsvetrnsa, Marchi, }s7, | iug make yon start or jump? Is your sleep broken “<1 find ‘Hooftand's German Bitters’ is & good | Tha binoms oo yon tek oo Leh raat? whole matter be left to the onor of the mem— bers To use so much stuutionery as they may ne ar Sist Do yon enjoy Lily Me ic usetul in diseases of the dixesti sr; | yourself im society ax well ? ‘Do you pursue your eu Mexico. Peru, Chili, and Bolivia of the Evening Gasettc. ‘The Recorder | "iy" recone (Pa. said this would not ly Pipe Se hn £ great beneht in cases ofdebility ani want of | Sosisess with the same encrss?, Domee week E oncluded. The internal condition at great length. ie ye oh Seg 3 HW 7 R and sloop --A pone vousaction im the system. Yours, truls : aT Aserenue cee t otherwise ap- | of Mexico was very bad. Stages " use'at' great:length. jormerly bera sbe rale to allow member | and the schooner Califo COM. Wuobwaiy.” | Bach confidence in yourself?) Are yur spirite i fe as very bad. Stages were stopped dull and flagging. given te fits | Comet lay it, to yuar iver or dyspepate. ON. JAMES 2 | you reatiews nichts ack HON. JAMES THOMPSON | Soroumeeneee: | tribute this to dy «pepsia or liver complaint Now. reader, selt-abuse, venereal diseases badly gpred. and sexual excesses. are all capable of the temporary relief of the des- pulation in the District of Columbia, Xpended under the supervision and di- » of the Commissioner of Refuge anon and Abandoned Lands: Provide jar 4s practical said sum shall be cveryWhere, and the passengers robbed. At 10 we such wmoNnt of stationery ax dey Chose, San RAILROAD CONSOLIDA- TION. ‘There is & rumor on burg, For: Wayne and tow by the on and brow St jad iS n soine instancr members Tun up billafor | The others werr fastened fepries eae oe loons nad shixes wader the nase Of <ta- | Mr. Wochvan had aot eaficireat fore to onshae Honery. (Laughter) | He was opposed tore | huni to bring them away. Me touk trom there, ruing to a principle which enabled some | however, their papers. The captains of the emiber~ to clothe theenasives and their tumt- | captured vesscis were brought ine man sen lies ont of the public funds. ? carried before Justice Sp: who fined Cap Mr. Wasbburne’s ameudment was rejected. tain Crockett, of the sloop “A. J. Donelson. Hr. Meyeart, urged bis View as beforeex- | sim, and condemned the schooner “Califor- pressed. | nia,” Captas co vessels wee Pijir. Bromwell (1M.) shought that thers were | Hits" Cantal pe eon Bae other matters that could be cut down as re. ; chment. and he tatimated that there were | ;yMif, COChTan summoned a purer comitatus of uis Potosi the soldiers were robbing th ‘The bandits defeated the troops sent New Youk, Jan. st on eps Lersandi is (espe i dito ) the street that the Pitt nt the organization or re of anex- | Chicago Railroad Company are going to lease Pedition from Cuba for Venta The followers | the Cleveland and Pitsburg road, onmutually ot Sania Anua are consequently much de. | advamageous terms. It is doubtful pressed, SEC pr eonnak “Eng SHIP ASHORE. ITALIAN Arvains.—According to @ state. ‘ ment made by the Italian Government, mate. | Bosrox, Jan. 22.—The ship Necobar, trom ures bi: ‘ Sedat Gnlctat to prevent and puta stop | California for Boston, is ashore near Provinces to invasions. The late invasion of the States | row: ‘She has a valuable car; board. She of the Church by the Garibaldians has added | Will propably be got off ne Obata. She vighteen millions of livres to the expenditures ————— during the past year. Prime Minister Mena- STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. brea bas addressed a asp note to the Spanish [Special Dispatch to the Star.] Gi ent, Queen Tnabelia at the seeming ot te Ree. of | aueany, N. ¥., Jan, 22.—The Constitutional Which it was announced that Spain was ready | Convention last night defeated the proposition to interfere for the defen the PapalStates. | for a State Board of Education. Menabrea informs the Spanish Cabinet that Haly will not admit the intervention of any FIRE. gh power save France, in whose case snc o . 2» C1 tate os it LEVELAND, Jan, 2.—A fire occurred in the Wi ees Oe EERO DSLABVEAL, ORY: I Oe cate of bol, Whieeloe a eae Vernits., who is implicated with the negro | night. The loss is $30,000, insured. Harris in the murder of two old women at Au- burn, Me,, last winter, wauts 4 new trial, and CHURCH BURNED. Prop of the Supreme Court of Penusyi Pritapetenta, ider *Hoofland 's German Bi vdserme im canes cing @ Weakness of the geucrativeorgans. ‘The | pended in the employment of persons upon the papersian” Teun ceruty thie fro efi ans of generation. when in perfecthealth.gaake | ublic grounds and works respect. wa JAMES THOMPSON.” ant. ene! He, reeverins menare aware thoxe whose gencratlve organs are ) ip perfect health? You never hear such mon com. FROM BEV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD. DD, in of bein; melanchely. of Rervousness. of c. Dr. Jackson—Deat Sir: I have boen frequeath we ae ne hy id ee i. Jacksen— ir e > ‘quently Bnet eUCE bess, the os 4 - * we a = requested to connect my uame with recommenda sb discouraged: they are alware polite aod pleas Tie Wire Hovse—A large number of vis Hone of different kinds of medicines. but regarding | ant in the company of ladies, and look you and | 'trs were at the eee eal tance ecinma? aPacmeintyapece, | them tight in theface—aohe of Sour dnwaraat oaks in all canes declined. Int clear proof | or any other meanness abont them. Ide not mens : fe Nous Uaetanc en. aud particslacty | Pown | thoes who heap the crgece tained tyeceinene Secretary MeCalloch, Adjntant Fy fam ily of the usefulness ad’sGerman | oxersy These will not anly ruin thelr eu , i en. Biteloct depart ones Gotten German | operon Fcc gill wot only ruin their couatite: | Cieueral Thoman, aud Assistant Attorney ¢ on also those he may experience istrict of Co. as have bee You ever think that those bold-def: | lwintir tor which, approp: successful “business | re tofore made by ews T the direction of the offi ¥ of public building» teu coun issio Passer of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia Ea grvat frands perpetrated on themileagequ-stion, | (ernty men. and ou. Tuesday morning gro. de B the Es for he understood that some Westeru members | left the other toot mad BH! were allowed mileage by way of Chicago and , the schooner W. kK New York, when they never came that route. | ing. “Tne Captain of thle ene att fined #30 Mr. Anderson, (Mo.) Chairman of the Miteage by Justice rks. wluch he paid, and was Comunitior, said “no member had been allowed | pejeased.“Thhe, cemoie nearly “all were com- the maileage D of. manded by Philadelphians, and have. ben Mr. Ross (1.) suggested an tt | committing ons rope: sapien a a gc | Sate Sra on he ey a while trav: te Europe. (Laughter) stances the provisions of the oyster laws are Mr. Brom) von cngng coven ws J Amend- | violated with impunity by persons from other ment that eg eerey reno gers pe States, while our own citizens are taxed for Aiter some further discussion. all of the Son~ | every oysier Uaey sell. We trust chai the Logix. tr smendiments were concurred in, and the bill | ature mow im seesion will adopt invasures wo was passed as amended. 1t goes back to the carry out the designs of (he law, and more fully Executive Mansion to-day, y of whom bad an interview with the usiness with or for. fall contiotion then: Te | ae ae Pagosa from | ‘tl Binckley were among those who called susie and emecialiy Sor Liver Con the festa ot eit abuse and cxvensea, bute troneht upon the President, t that stateof weakness in those that An Pinrnt- tts a safe and valuable preparation. Tn SN" veg may fail; but esually, Tdoubt wot, it | uas reduced the gencral system so mu to in- Ferrpwen’s Bureau ix Kenxrecky.—Col. Sephers Gee 8 ane Whe calie trom | Sue cal uae Lag ong faimest | H.P. Runkle, attached to the Freedmen’s Bu- Yours, very eer et enY eUWARD. | every other form of which humanity teheir | reau in Keutucky, arrived here this morning, Eighth, below Coates street. and have doctored for all bat the atest. |, Witla long report from General Burbank, As. ant Commissioner for that State, which he FROM REV. ED. FENDALL. siren CRE LE MaMt.| veceme oneal Howard. onic Se cigear se reas : me propo ty te Commie oo Appa: | Heo ce FLUID at tnt #0 ewery., Gosers! yr. f te with Se: Oa er y- die | Boston, Jan. 22.—The Universalist Church Assistant Edwior Car Ceromecle, Phils ir 1 = i counsel claims that new evidence bas been dis- - - “ Anions. 1 hare derived daciied benatit frum the use of | (edidintes cet Bese ictttote taeeeenn cure ps et an gman General Grant, he | vered, and also that Harris recently Coeieeeg, | Mt Somerville wae destroyed by five lost night. | 322% y Wyck (N. Y.) offered @ resolution | 54% COLLY me ux Hoofland's German Bitters: ant fect It, toy uriea’ tail wbo are suffering from gomarer ay. 0 eral om @iscases Te aun’ eeaeuaeaet ee to doing the murders alone. In case the ti is gramiad, it te thought Verriil will be i, A Curious Law Cast.—A curious case ts charged. Me.; before the Su directing the Commissioner of luternal Reve. continuing the Bureau in Kentneky after Feb. nue to revoke the license given to the ary 15th. Colonel R. was sent here for the iver. ours truly *preinl purpose of arging the suspension of the | Tux Woncina PuorLh—ll lw stated ao frais wanei ED. FENDALL. order, and this afternoon he and General How- | abont one-fourth ar the number of clerked fy bavi or it. e alleges He en ayd hind a long interview with Secretary Stan. Pye an all the great honses on Franiglin | all the arrangements for the funeral rs ton in regard to the matter. ireet, im Hoston. haye been discharged on ac- | of her son in ite and pial the weceniry CAUTION. z setae Eee count of the dull times, The West Troy Co- | pills, at the request of sicceaned's widow, aa Frum Corton ‘Tax—The Senate to-day, on qerative Foundry reports a ProMt of 5.4572 ate defendant wifes abd tras: put the Ket that the signature of CoM SAGK phen motion of Mr, Sherman, ordered a new com- | i, cons ww eatinfactory. —— i amothe abd buted th ae ‘tbe wrapper of each bottle. Asl others are cou, mittee of conference on the cotton-tax ques- ferteit. 1 —" the tion, and instructed ape ae Leng? bed Oruser Fon the House bill, repealing the tax eK: ; sity, with an ainendment providing also for ine CHARLES M. EVANS. Proprietor, of the duty on cotton imported into the A 437 SEVENTH STRBET. ) United States. * Formerly C. M. JACKSON & CO. between G and H,youcan find | Blayad anathema eb bid tai Paes geet body in a proper place. ababoet os paon ck Uc aro te, PRICES. BKeofend's German Bitters, jaxteterd cooceeceee NeeGt ta por bottesor ewe Ly (border to eet Regenulgar oe artele Tee Ps Ar he Dealers every where : ‘ ~ “never feel well by fect confidence : : Sealkonwbannies tentey BA 7 addressing, in perfect c JOHN B. oGpR and back, thus giving Key West, which has i Do appetite. | ap iste No. 42 kK. | Ween almost without mail faerlities siuce the To this class of persons the BITTERS, or the | ~ six mails a month. This restoration of TONIC. ts especially recommended. DDRESS TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBIL- | (the mail servier along the line of the Gult can- WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN acted trom Mudew cousce tad thse canes iS. aie eee eat m to the io otareani Be of ef | quire prompt treatment to render existence desira- u communities concerne 4. Sdaatirieey ells Caen cep ENTE | Tacit son nee entering te base te deet them without feat si tary discharges, what effect does it produce RAcT AWARDED, The Gen: ram your general health > Do you feel weak, dee : Thousands of certificates have accumulated in | bilitated, easily tired? Does alittle extra exertion morning awarded the contract for tu he progrictor. but space will allow | preduce palpitation ef the heart? Does your liver, Ottis Dey t with Sra ation of but a few one it will be rinary organs. or your kidneys, frequently cet ore are men of note and of such stauding that | outof order’ Is your urine imes thick. milky, z year to Mewrs. Dep.