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Evening star., 1865-01-27
THE EVENING STAR.
C3SGREysIOSAL,

IH THE SENATE yesterday after our report
elessd-
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the
subject of retaliation, and without arriving at
any conclusion, after brief executive session,
adjourned.
IL THE House.
After protracted debate on the resolution
permitting members Of the Cabinet to pariici-
pate in discussion on the floor of Congress con-
cerning their respective departments, the
House postponed the subject until next week.
and passed the new deficiency bill, which was
defeated by the disagreement OF the two Houses
on the item making provision for extra COM
pensatiop to the clerks and employees of the
House TO the extent of 26 per cent.
Mr.. Stevens said the bill was precisely as
the two branches had agreed, with the excep-
ton Of that clause. In order to avoid objec-
lions by the Senate, he had changed the phrase
olOgy, by adding S3- 600 to the contingent
fund of the House, in order to discharge
obligations, and fulfil its pledges heretofore in.
Cured.
On motion OF Mr.. Rice, of Maine, the Com
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds was
instructed TO inquire into the origin of the fire
at the Smithsonian Institution, and what meas
ures are necessary for the preservation of it's
property.
Mr. Spalding introduced a bill proposing,
after the lst of May, a tax on National Bank
issues: which was referred to the Committee
on Ways and Means. Adjourned.
Evening star., 1865-01-27
n Ally d B RO T II e h,

nALY d BROT e R,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
SVEAM AND C AS FILTERS,
40 G. street, between l7th and lsth'streets. list
Ward } Washington D. @.
Dealers in Gas Fixtures, Drop Lights, Glass and
Wired Shades.
~ All work done by us warranted to give tbs
action jan 3-3wf
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A Substitute Broker Sold-Indians for the e
Army,

TOM the DeLIOiL Advertiser |
ANY person who has recently passed along
the deck near the foot of First Street, will
probably have noticed large wooden figure
OF an Indian, embellshed with all the trap
pings ola Chippewa chief, and leaning against
The warehouse Of Not long ago a str anger
office, and beckoning to one of the substitu
brokers hanging around there, said to him:
" You are In the substitute business, !
believes" Being answered affirmatively, he
yes" said the broker. "Well," INQUIRED the
stranger, "what will you give me il tell you
where you can get one, sound in every respect
not liable to draft, and will 60 as a substitute
every feature In his face beaming with delight
at the prospect OF making lucky strike, "give
you! why, III give you hundred dollars in
greenbacks." alt a bargin," said the stranger,
and they clasped hands fraternally over IT.
"Here's my name,' he continued, handing the
broker a card, on which was peneilled "Enoch
Ketchum." Take this To-, near the foot
of First street, and tell them that l sent you
after that Indian; they will understand it, and
don't forget the hundred dollars when you
get ihlm through "All right" shouted the
broker as he jumped on board of a street car,
on his way to { he foot of First street. Having
reached the warehouse, he presented his card,
and informed dthe attendants OF his mission. 500
turn to the left, and You will find the only In
dian that know anything about in this neigh
borhood," said the attendant. Having follow.
ing directions, he soon came face to face with
the Chippewa chief heretofore referred to.
Fully realizing the joke which had been played
finding the party laughing at his expense, he
bawled out THAT was id we'll done, bat
that wooden Indian is better than some live
men that have gone in as SUBSTITUTES" and
left The dock In hurry, occasionally looking
around to see ifany one he knew was interested
in the sell
Evening star., 1865-01-27
DENTISTRY.


nEHTIETRY-Drs LOCKWOOD L MERKILL,
~ Dentists, Reom No. Q. Washington ~
bni1dine corner Penna. avenue snd 7th A5Sl
street, ism f7-tm< ~&lI10
TOOTH ACHE CURED INSTANTLY BY TEE
i externa al application Of DR. SIC ES-
MokDs EsssNGE, ,SI or PAIN pALM.TTo: II flw
with the teeth aching, and relieves instantly, By
this aid every decayed tooth can be cured sad pre-
strved by filing ana bulldog up with Br. 8.
Rhites Metal Filing. Cheopiastic Bone Teeth
inserted over roots at $50 Pa. av. Jana Inn
nINTIsTRY.-Dr. W. F. MARsHALL, Dentist,
~ No. 234 Pennsylvania avenue, sec
sond door from 18th street, attends to allSP&
branches OF the profession. 90 l3-2m- 40
GKEAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
fcifh The Mxh,ite Of O1ygen.
tract to call At DR. LEWIS Office. ana q
harmless process. Also call and examio oe
the poctsr s new and improved method Of Insert.
improvement in his teeth you viii have them in
DO other style than this new and valuable one.
Nc. 242 Pennsylvaria avenue. between 18th and
18th streets.
nov la 81 LEWIE. NJ. D., Dentist.
Evening star., 1865-01-27

aIs1 ls..s tarssd Pof1MaS f% nSS 70
p1red frem my new Flame Kiln. without comins
!" eo1's1 - s1 1rtHSrLHMAN, Rtns Lime Kiln.
q Is. ~. and hork Greek Brtegs.
Evening star., 1865-01-27
VICTOR BECKER,
PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER,

NlCIOh BEChEh,
PIANO TUNER AND REPA1RER. B57{I
Has resumed his business and will, as usnal at
tend promptly to orders left for him at the follow
Dempsey o'Toole; sngrsys1rs. 326 Psnnsylvs-
mig sR Piano sno sts 4ss h
James O. McGuife Co, ,ap apctionssrs. corner of
V: BECKER was connected during the the last lat ten
years with the piano establis %snt OF Mr. 9ohn r.
The following persons have ki1dI' nd sivsn heir
field. Benz: Reiss. T. R. Kley, Miss Juliana May.
de 27-lmr
ERENCH-pLATE aIRRoR AND HANDSOME
OAK peri PRfvATE HHT El1IhhA SALE Al
We have for sale ens yer, large French Plate
AF.a ons oas 9f DESK Is sss and 0sf sTAG
Thsabove can be seen W Tp1a sSpIifationn % nn 70
AuctiOs and d commifsion pI Mereaaass:+ ea S,h
V'O FBE LADIEs.-Ladies wanting Hair Work
ws Wafer Ta &C. safh R na ss Gsfs II o
vantage to cali and examine my stoel before pur-
sSs %sas hs
promptly attended to. Gentiemen's Wigs and
fOuDses equal to any in this county FTEGps
dec a. I'm 141 Baltimore. doors east Of Calvert.
nINING SALOON
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Over Kidwell Il Sons New Drug Store, Pennsyl-
vania av. near the corner of Fourteenth st..
MEALS furnished ct all hours Of the day, ana
until after the theatres close at night
~ The best of WINES supplied to guests.
de- as.lm. F. TEULoN Proprietor.
CAUTIER's REsTAURANr.- Hsytns fesumsd
" INV former business Of serving Balls, 3AA
Parties Dinpers, Weddings, &c., 1 re- YE;mY
furn nv thanks to m y former friends ana AS.s1211
the nnblic eperally for their past patronage;
haS continuanee Of the same, ss am folly pre-
pared TO serve them at the shortest n91ise, and
with the Utmost care a5a Psnesyixania ssenus.
Ps-Orders received for dishes for all parts Of
the city. oec ~ I'm
CTORY ON THE CONSTITUTIONS ? vols. st,ry
- on the Constitutions; vol. Fishers Trial of
the Oonstitution. Tremeahere on the Csnstitu-
tion Of the United States: London. Hickey Csn.
sttntion Of the Upited States. The Consultations
Of the States; vel, ,9sckss Gonstitational His.
by Barbarossa Csrts' History of the Csusti,u-
fion Of the United 6tstes; 2vols 1iliota Debates
on the Cons;it tien ami the Madison Papers /; 5
vols. Chittarden's Debates of the Pesoe Con ven
txH FhANCh fAfLORl
ARGE MAP OF g GEORGIA-ComDiled under
IL the direction Of the General Assembly; ore
copy only; bach cd with cotton. Also, alarge Map
dees FRANoK TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1865-01-27
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE,
nppoF OF WASHINGTON,

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
u DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON. d. e., January A.. 1854
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leath-
er, ONCE Furniture, Harness and Saddlery, are re-
week, sealed proposal list. in dnplcae. Of the
articles they are prepvred to furnish this Depot
plain figures that, in case the e1igences OF the
service it. the article or articles can be OBJ
Dr. alers wishing to sell to this Depot will be re-
quired to furnish the list ctuafly every Monday
morning D. D.H.RUCKER,
Briesdier aen1 and Chief NJ,
tan5tf Depot of Washing gton.
Evening star., 1865-01-27
NEW BOOT AND sHOI STORE!

- NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE! nsnn
" 0HAs. B. BAYLY l. CO., y"
VsA 27S PRNNsYLvAEIA AVENUE, -
bet llth and 18th sts., near the Kirkwood House
would respectfully inform their Friends and the
Fuonc, that they viii open
On MONDAY, October II. 1884.
fine and new assortment of
LADIES, GENTLEMnN, MISSES, Boys, AND
CHILDRJE' BOOTS AND SHOES,
made up m the Latest and most Fashie BILE STYLE
We win sell at reasonable prices, and hope, By
trict attention and integrity. 10 merit fair shar
Of the Public patronage.
Particular attention has been paid to the Ladies
Department of the business, and can safely
boast of one Of the finest assortment Of
LADIIS' BOOTS AND SHOES
oHAs. B. BAH Ia co..
oc14-t No. 27s Penn. av.. bet llth and eth sts
5T'REAsURY DEPARTMENT.
L OFFICE C3MPTRodLRa a OF CuRRENoY. ,o.,
~, Whereas by satisfsetory is evidence presented to
haf sGnh a
City Of Washinston. ia the county of Washimgton
ard Dish,a Of Cotumbia. has been duly organized
act entitled sst to preVde Na
ss gs s S
redemption ths reof," approv, d Juae 5. 1854. and
6arss I e be e.md .S M ss sss ss
Now. ,heEsfore. |. Hugh Mscaiioeh, oonptrql-
M@eyeaants' @ 1 National BGak Of Washias,on, in the
Cay Of Washington, in the county OF WIshiRstoa
AID District of Columbia, is authorized to COM
nence the business of banking under tbs act afors
said.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of office this fourteenth d1y Of Deeem6r, 1861;
dec IS d69t Comptroller of the Currency.
TTREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE COMPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WAsHINGToN. December 81, 1884,
Whereas, by satisfactory evideace presented to
the dersigned. it b as been made to appear that
The National Bank OF Commerce, of ysstoacn in
the City of GeOrget0u,s, ia the county of Washing
ten and Disriet of Columbia, has been duly or
of the act Of Congress entitied IAN act to provide
NJ National Currency, secured BY pledge of United
States bonds and to p:oyide for the circulation
and has com 0lisd with all the sroyisions Of said
msocinE q The business of bsnnsins under said act;
Of the Currency. do hereby certify that The
National Bank of Con7ms,ee Of George,osn. in the
City Of Gsorgsto,rn, in the county of Wdshington
and Distriet of Columbia, Is authorized to com.
meuce the butiness of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of onice this thirty first day Of December. 1854.
(LS1 HUGH McOULLOCH,
jan 2-6nt Comptroller of the ourrney.
Evening star., 1865-01-27

TOSIPH REYNOLDS & 90,
PLUMBERS, Gas, AND STEAA 1sTTBRS,
No. 500 NIERE STl81f, near avenue.
Have Just received, and win constantly keep on
aand, the largest and best assortment In the city
of Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights, Portsblss
Glass Globes mica and other Shades, and all Arti-
sles In this liae, from the best establishments in
New York, Philadelphia, &c, watch win b sold
Also, RAN6HS. 5URNAoKs, and Fire Board
Stoves.
We are prepared to furnish the best RAEGn in
1Be anywhere, on very Reasonable terms. Hotels,
Restaurants, &c, are invited to call.
We do all kinds OF GAS and STRAIN dttin1s
promptly and cheap, - also everything In the
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner
Call and see our Bathip Tubs, Fountains Water
Closets Wash stands, Basins, 30, &C., 1T No. soc
Ninth street, aear Pennsylvania syanue the largss
establishment In the city. 70 Scott
GUITABLE PRESENTS FOR THE H0LI-
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
the greatest variety in this city
CARTES DE V1SITE OF CELEBRITIES,
OPERA GLASSES, FIELD GLASSES,
FINE GOLD sPEGTACLEs,
sTEREOSG0PES AND VIEWS,
"' FRANKLIN & co, Opticians,
244Pa av. between 18th and 18th sts.,
and 3ss Pa av., National Hotel Building.
Evening star., 1865-01-27

Q. ". BOTHER. JNO. ". BeTlLsR
c. W. BOTELER & son,
IMPORTERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA. GLASS AND CROoKERY WAR;,
TABLE CUTL1RY, sILvER-PLATED WARE.
BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS, COAL OIL LAMPS.
JAPANNED WALTERS, DOOR kATTs.
yEATHlR DUsTERs. BRUsHES,
WOOD WARE, AND
HOUSIKIIPING ARTICLAs CENTRALLY.
~ HOUSES. HOTIL5. AND STEAMBOATS,
1URNIsH1D At SHORT N0TIO1.
31s IRON HALL.
PINNsYLVANIA AVENUE.
lY.eoSm between 9th and 10th sts
TElERs oohpEHsS IRas1S, SYRUP OF aUA
Well known as the
Most Pleasant, Safe, and Speedy Cure for
COUGHS, COLDS.
HOARsENEsS, GROUP, WHOOPIN4 COUGH
And ALL
AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
fM superior efficacy In arresting stubbo coughs
and the drst stages Of consumption, has long been
appreciated by most families and physicians, and
oept cough or cold, Unprecedented.
For sale at the Drug Stores.
Price 25 and ~ cents bottle.
For convenience and portability the same com.
bination may be had in q mild lozenge form, well
adapted to relieve public speakers, singers. and
"TYIS 81 $ co II ARABIC COUGH LozENaEs.'
nov l-eo3m@
Evening star., 1865-01-27

1874 PENNSYLVANIA A'hNo1' 1914
FURSi FURSlI FURsl!l
The greatest indueem ents ever known in
LADIIs' DRESS FURs,
Call early and see for yourselves at
NJ @. GLADM0N & cos
New Hat, Cap and Fur Store,
No. 394 Penna. av., bet. "a and 9th sts.
dec l2.rwt
Evening star., 1865-01-27

yNELLS' CELEBRATED MAOHINE-SPREAD
w STRENGTHENING PLASTERS are the very
best in all for which plaster is required For
sale by all druRaists jan 2J-eoly,R
Evening star., 1865-01-27
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

HNHE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THl
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Is enlarged to double its former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
CsTnT "a 40. and 1lth ST., WasAiHgt01, b. o. {
plan In this city, % been enlarged and a = n
improved in every way necessary fer the HY
Thankful for the patronage already received, the
proprietor ho pes that by attention to business ws
continue to receive patronage as heretofore,
Guests win only be charged with what they receive.
oc S-tf P. ENRICH, Proprietor.
Evening star., 1865-01-27

10 DECORATIONS!
L LAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPIRHANG-
INGS. WINDOW SHADES, CORDS, TASsELS
&c, in great variety and at 20 per cent less than
usual prices. in order to reduce stsck. Those Who
Offices. Salo ens. d c.. should give nae . sall.
All work done by thorough workmen, under my
ROTHROCK, 1852 7th street,
&c Il eo3w Union Init OPP. Patent Once
Evening star., 1865-01-27
DIANOs AND MUsICAb INsTRUMINTs.

EOR sALE-One large close paneled COACH
formerly the coach Of Daniel webster. euit'
sble for Foreign Minister or any private gentle
man Also Coupes and two poesoss a Ohai,.s, tSs,
Iiaht Csrriaaes. at T. NJ YOUNG Bro.
4O3 Penn ay. near AZ street.
A large Cellar for rent under Canterbury HaA.
6ac
Evening star., 1865-01-27

WM. KNABE & CO., GOLD MEDAL fIAN0o'
1 The sole Assnc, of this celebrated Piano -
is at No, 4 9S lith st. west, above Pa. av,vvIHs
where they can be hired or purchased aI seSomos mo-
dating terms. Second hand pianos peugnt ana
taken in exchange for new sx 9nssil q In oHENRAoE.
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CITY NEWS.

= THE FENIAN BRoTHERHooD are making pTepra-
. tons for Grand Ball to come of on the evening
Of October 3Ist. -A ts5a4 4 toe
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capacity Butler Co., at the foot of Man-st are doing
large business The Bear Run mill of Messrs. Robe
& Co.. has been removed up to Astoburgh where they
dred thousand feet and is now running.
negro in idaho Territory receny obtaineda divorce
from his wife, white woman who livesin California
act Of contlnung ~ ene
aton of whatever situation you may seek for recrea-
toni 49, 49,
SPIRIT Something which can be plunged into snow
bank and never forgotten. q 83.3 ~
Tycoon says he live in very muddy water but if the
Statesman continues to stir in the mud and corruption
He will be compelled to draw out 49, sd iasffsata
Moeres Creek, from Pine Grove to the Warm Springs
continues pay large in gold for the labor
pended The workers those sandbanks ought to have
something" Plain living hard bed, and Sacramento
Union and they are perfectly happy
Friend Turner of the Warm Springs appears to be as
popular Four bits is very low for ofhs fine
baths We easily get into of brides carriages
and make the round trip for dollar and half bath
included.
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AwAY.AA lnong the old residents of the County
who left for Blackfoot this week, were Thos. J
Butler, Hiram Cartwright, H. Phillips, Geo. Gam
bert, John w Guthrie and Samuel Rtchie.
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Sunrise in. Idaho.

Ie
Gentle Reader, do you ever arise early enough
to see the SUP not the son of man } but the sur
in the Solar system, the proud King of day, ex-
/ pand his bright and charming pinions over oul
otherwise dark and gloomy land While I am
asking ou thequestion something seems to tellIme
that you Cor at least) most Of the readers of ON
little WORLD are comfortably ensconsed in bee
with their heads resting calmly and quietly { and
may say lazily) upon their pillows, while Their
thoughts and fancies are wandering amid land
|of dreams where Fairys and bright winged SerapIs
roam andrevel. OhIFy for shame on you reader
If yon, have missed seeing this lovely sight have
missed seeing old SCI mount upon his throne OF
gold and make his way through the ocean of azure
rejecting thousands of crystalline prisms of light
over hilltop and valley, over mountain and plain,
and causing the little brookets to sparkle and
glitter IN very merriment and glee to be chased by
his presence. Then you have failed to see the
most glorious sight the world has ever beheld!
Oh, what sight could be grander than sun
rise! Of all hours love it best for it reminds me
of the dawning glory Of a sun of genius. His
early life opens like yon brilliant orb and as /
watch its onward course growing brighter and
brighter until midday, sol faln would think his
course would be even to the climax of fame
And after that sun Of genius reaches his meri-
dian glory his fame gradually declines. Wearied
of Garth he looks forward to ifes close. Whe n
the sun has run his daily course he sinks in calm
repose behind the western hills to rise in gloryin
another land.
So the Christians life wears sweetly out. He
closes his eyes on all earth, and in that world
beyond the sun he wakes to spend an everlasting
Sabbath where beauties never faid and pleasures
neUeT end
Heigh>ho! good morning reader.
lila ss DIE VERNON.
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BALL-The Committee appointed by some Of
the citizens to provide arrangements for ball at
the opening Of the dancing season, have made
their report which will be found embodied in the
advertisement of to-day. The new Masonic Hall
is the place selected, and next Tuesday evening
the time. It viii undoubtedly be largely attended
The details Of management are in the hands of
experienced gentlemen, who wouldInot know how
to get up other than happy party.
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The business will be continued at the old stand
on Main street by Amos Chick, who will pay all
liabilities and collect ell debts due the late firm.
Idaho City, sept. l2n57w3 AMOS CHICK.
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SheriR's sale.

- virtue Of decree and order of sale issued
-A-D cut OF the District Court of the Second Jul.
dlclal District for~Boise County, Idaho Territory
wherein John Cassidy, John Whittier, Louis Ra,
pheei, f. BoWlin, S. Owens, J. Fl. Lynch, E.
BUTLER, 3 u. Rosenbaum, S. G. Pierce, j. D. See
berger, ID. s. Baechtel, Thomas Wilson, John
Cody, h. w. Wells, James Adams, Robert Murry
and Wyrlok loud are plaintiffs, and james Glea-
son, James Mnllin, B. A. Quigley, John Mullin,
d. Mcguire, James Dunn, Peter Sinclair, John
Conner, s. Drscoll, James Daley, James Kelley,
Charles SOFIA and Patrick Malloney are defen-
dants duly tested the 2lst day of September, AZ
u. lo65.i By which am commanded to sell GER
tain described property, to-wit The Gambrnus
Quartz Ledge or Lode of gold and silver bearing
quartz ledge or lode of gold and silver bearing
quartz, situate about six miles north of Idaho
City II the County of BOISE and Territory of Ida
no, being ten claims of two hundred feet each,
making mall two Thousand feet upon said ledge
OF lode, together with all the dips, spurs and
angles said ledge or lode commencing at the east
END OF tne Garrison Gambrinus discovery ledge or
iode and running from thence two thousand feet
soul beast on said ledge or lode know the first
extension east from the Garrison Gambrinus
Ledge, SAID extension being located on the 23d
Gay OF ~ o1venbel, 1868, by j. H. Lynch and oth>
efs PUBIC notice is hereby given in accordance
WIN tne requirements of said decree and order of
sale, that on Monday, the 10Th day of October,
4. y, 1868, at II O'Clock M | will sell. at public
auction in front of the Court House door IN tle
townoi Idaho City, the above desalsed eeepeftg u
10 Zee highest bladder aa a&shga s. sgsstagss SO
eHses ess III e5IG&asffF Rj Saeria
Dile1 1itsstlo city oenta2l5 ibs55ak VS. Is
IL AlsE 3fs8a f;.ff
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Dissolution Notice.

THE co partnership heretofore existing be
L tween u. II. Chick and Chass B. Gushing,
under the firm name of G.. II. Chick 81 Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Amos
Chick is authorized to collect all debts due the
late firm and to pay all liabilities
G. III. CHICK,
Idaho City, Sept. 70. CHAS. B. GUSHING.