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DROPOsALS FOB FLOUR.

WasAiSstos. b. c., July "a. iaes.
Sealed ProIossls are invited until SATURDAY,
August 4, 1876, II O'Clock m, for furnishfne the
Subsistence Department with 'A'
FIFTEEN HuHDRED n: oO BARRELS OF
The proposals. will be for what IL known NJ tb;.
depot g Nos. ], ., and 5, and bids will be entar
taneo Tor any quantity less than the whole
bios must be In duplicate, and fer each grade on
separate Oh sets Of Paper, ""
The delivery Of the Flour to commence vith,,
ave days from the opening Of the bids and must he
delivered In such quantities, daily as the Goysrn
ment may direct, at the wharyes or Railrosd NJ
pot IN Washington, ID. O. ~
the bid. sp'euoe Vi
BIDS viii be received for Flour to be delivered in
, PAYMENT will be me In such funds a thu
0overnment may have &. r disbursement
Inc usual Government Inspection will be made
just before the Flour Is received and none will he
aseepted hich 10 not fresh ground, and Of q supe-
No bii viii be entertained from parties vbo
have previously failed to comply with their bids
or from bidders not present 70 respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause. 80
Bids TO be addressed tn the undersieued. at No
223 G street, endorsed Proposals. for Flour"
G. BELL,
" E-N Major and q a n
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TIE MISCELLANEOU5 APPROPRIATION
BiLLIINCREASE OF SALARIES-EQUAL
z IZATlON OF BOUNTIES

There was quite hard fight in the House
this morning over the miscellaneous appro.
priaton bill, and by decisive vote the amend.
ment Of the Senate increasing the salaries
the Senators and Members was disagreed TO
A second committee of conference was there.
upon appointed, and they retired and were alb.
sent for several hours. The committee made
their appearance in the House about O'Clock.
when there was considerable applause by tho e
members, who anticipated that the amendment
disagreed to had been stricken out but they
were doomed to disappointment The com.
mittee reported in its favor. Gen. Banks spoke
against the adoption of the bill with the amend
ment, but rather than defeat the provision
equalizing bounties to soldiers, the House
passed the bill by vote Of So to 81. Subsequent.
ly Mr.. Stevens obtained leave to record his
vote in the affirmative, thereby giving a ma.
jority of two on the bill. Several members Also
asked, but failed to obtain leave to record their
votes against it,
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xxxIxTH CONGREss-FlRsr SESSION

SATURDAY, July "a.
SRNATf:-The doors were reopened, after
executive business, at . q. m.
Mr.: Poland offered a resolution declaring
Mr.. Patterson, Of Tennessee, entitled to his
seat on taking the oath of ONCE.
After debate, the resolution was adopted
yeas 81, nays III, as follows:
Peas:-Messrs. Buckalew, Cowan, Davis,
Doolittle, Edmunds, Fessenden, Foster, Gutn
RE. Harris, Henderson, Howe, johnson, Kirk
T Woo w hsns. Merton; PoispS Riddle Thomas
Ndys-Messrs. Chandler, Creswell, Howard,
Nye, Pomeroy, Ramsey, Ross, Sumner, Trum.
bull, Wade, and Yates-l1.
Az a. m the doors were closed again, and
at the reports Of the committees Of Conference
on the army bill and the bounty proposition
Were MADE and agreed to. The army bill. a.
infantry-four OF veteran reserves, and four Of
colored troops-and four new regiments OF ca
airy The bounty bill, as agreed to, gives 500
eaen to three years troops, and $50 each to
The Senate reassembled at 10 a. m.
Mr. Wade reported the House bill to increase
the duty ON imported wool, and moved to take
Mr.: Fessenden hoped it would not be taken
mp. The Committee of Finance had not en-.
amined II, and 1t was now too late in the ses.
son-oeing within twol ours OF adjournment
Mr.. Wade spoke in favor OF the bill, and
hoped It would be passed.
Mr. Sprague moved to take MP the bill dis.
g.
sassins.
Mr.. Sprague moved to lay Mr.. Wade's mo.
ton on the table.
Yeas-Messrs. Anthony, Buckalew, Oonness,
CresMell, Doolittle, Fessenden, Foster, Guth-
re. Harms, Henderson, Howard, johnson.
Lane, McDougall, Morgan. Nesmith, Sprague,
Sumner, Van Wrinkle, Wiley, Williams and
Nsys-Messrs. Chandler, Davis, Edmunds,
Howe, Poneroy, Ramsey, Ross. Sherman,
Stewart, Trumbull, Wade, and Yates-l2
so the motion to take mp the bill for tariff
on wool was laid on the table
Mr.. Spragne renewed his motion to take nm
me Oil In relation to the awards for the cap.
Pending the consideration of the above, Mr..
tessenden called mp the resolution postponing
the time OF adjournment to halfpast four D.
m. Passed r.
The consideration Of the bill for the d,str,.
button Of the awards for the capture Of Jeffer.
son Davis and the assassins of the late Presi.
dent.
On motion, that portion Of the bill relating
70 the capture Of Jefferson Davis was stricken
out. $780,. - .aI,lll -
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Co. o. Of e:Ofss Schulz dscs..sd ths edninisss
the asd .:1s fss
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Money; when and where AL the CREDITOR and Mir
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TIRE MINORITY REPORT ON THECa nm
JEFF DAVIS oH

Mr.. Rogers, OF New Jersey, submitted a
report this morning in the House as a minority
OF the Judiciary Committee in the case of Jeff
Davis.
Mr. Rogers takes the ground that much of
the testimony before the committee tending to
connect Davis with the ASSESSING alton plst was
false, and that be should receive preliminary
hearing, to which every man is entitled.
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NOMINATIONS BIZ TIE pHEsIprNr


The following important nominations were
among others, sent to the Senate Yesterday
evening:
hon: U. r. Browning, Of Ill, to be Secre
tary o. the Interior, vice James Harlan. re-.
slgneo; TO take effect on the first day of Sep.
Gen Jas b. Steadman, to be Superintendent
OF Public Printing
T. Peshene smith, TO be Examiner of Claims.
State Department.
VIM Hunter. Esq, to be Second Assistant
Secretary of State.
Hon. Daniel Clark. Of New Hampshire.
ISenator Clark to be United States Judge OF
the District OF New Hampshire, vice Mathew
Harvey, deceased
Also the following named gentlemen TO he
Commissioners on the part Of the United States
to the Paris Exposition Of 1857:
LOUIS Agasslz, Mass: Jas. H. Bowen. w.
=: r. Lesley, Pa: Henry Failing, OREGON: + p
keunedy, Md; VIM. Slade. Ohio: Jofn Er,cs
son, N \ Samuel b. Rugeies, N. Y.:JIaw
renee smith, KY; Henry D'Aligny, Mich.
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PRIZE MONEY.

The prize list OF the U. s. ship Montgomery for
the capture Of the prize Pet, has been prepared
and is ready for payment al the office of the
Treasury, but, owing to the fact that the claims
OF the crews of fifty live vessels for the Red
River and Mobile captures are yet to be settled.
this list will not come up for payment for five
or six. weeks vet.
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IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDER INrIxAs

Major General Wright, commanding the De q.
partment of Texas, on the 14th instant isspsd
a general order, stating that as information
bad reached him to the effect that some OF the
persons chosen at the late election claim to en-.
ter, without any olher authority, upon the du-
ties oftheir office, he orders that the command
ing off GERS ofdistricts, posts, and detachments
shall in no way recognize them as officials
but shall continue to support the Provisional
Government and the officers appointed under
it, until such time as that government shall no
discontinued by an order from the President of
the United States
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inA RESIGNATION o. SECRETARY HAR

The resignation OF Secretary Harlan does no,
take effect until September lst as il ia stated
that II will require NATL that time 70 Az
range in proper order the affairs Of the Depart.
ment Mr. Harlan handed in his resignation
Al TINS time in order that the President might
appoint his successor and submit it to the
Sensie Tor confirmation before the adjourn.
ment Of Congress
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SHIPMENT OF FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
The Treasurer of the United States author.
lied the shipment to different parts of the
country of fractional currency to the amount
of Sl77, 800, in the week ending to.day
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TIE ASSASSINATION AWARns

Th- Senate, this morning, after striking ont
that portion Of the bill making awards for the
capture Of the assassins, W hich relates to the
capture of Jefferson Davis, which had already
been provided for by the War Department.
passed the bill. The amen dment was concnr.
red in by the House, and the bill goes to the
President.
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TIE ChoLRRA IN GEoRoIA

The War Department yesterday received a
teiesrsm from Major General u. & Sickles in
which be states that the newspaper reports
concerning the cholera on Tybee Island are
father exaggerated. He states, further. that
u 10 being done to arrest the progress of the
iseas- and TO relieve the sufferers that can bs
one under the circumstances
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TIE AR LINE BAILRoAD.-The House of
Representatives yesterday passed the bill for
he "Air Line Railroad from Washington to
New York" but in the Senate its consideration
v a. postponed
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No News Of the Great Eastern and the
Cable.
AsPY BAY, N. s., July 2s.-There has been
no communication with New Foundland since
the 21st inst. The news yacht having been
kept waiting at Cape Roy by the Superinten-
possible intelligence Of the Great Eastern AT
Hearts Content where she is now fully due.
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NOT So.-The statement telegraphed from this
city, that COL Ludlow, late Chief of Staff to
Major General Dix, has been appointed Naval
Officer at New York, is erroneous.
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OhBOws REVIEW FOB AUGUST
TABLE OONrHNTs

The Tournament, by 3. @. Barnweii. Propertv
Title In the South a. affected by the late War. ~
81 the south. Present and Future, BY EDWARD At
sinron; OF Msss Shall the Spartan Virtues Of the
Soutn survive the War; by @. Fitzhueh OF Va
Proposed Banking system for the south. Sy L1.
sander SDoonsr. Of Mas: Hovel. Of Dir =. Bul.
sts.eSss n ersiiSly ~ EaInest y Fitzhush
American Sommerce-Its Progress and Deveioe.
menf, by the Editor. The Purse and the Sword
mp Daily In the Confederacy. Departments Of Com.
merce: Department Of Internal Improyementa
department Of Agriculture. Department OF In
Editorial Notes. &c.
Terms, % per snnum.
Jy8 FRANCK TAYLOR
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WE ARE SORRY to learn that Commissioner
Joseph s. Wilson, Of the General Land Office,
is confined to his house by illness, and has not
been able to attend TO his duties for several
days past.
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Another Fenian Scare.

BUFFALO, July 2s.-Auother Fenian scare
occurred at Fort Erie last evening. IL was re-
ported that the Fenians were in force two
miles above, on the Canadian shore Later in
the evening, 1t was stated that q number of
Fenians had crossed from here. The whole
story was false.
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VHon. W. ID. Kelley, In . letter to J. M.
" Ills Geist, OF the Lancaster Express de-
cIints being a candidate for the T. s. senate.
ST q declares himself favorable to the election
OF Thaddeus Stevens 70 that position
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Third EDITION,
SIX O'CLOCK Pm.
SIX O'CLOCK p. M.
VETO MESSAGE.

Previous TO the adjournment Of the House
TINS afternoon, q message was received from
the Pre- dent stating his objections to the bill
erecting Montana into a separate surveying
district
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NEW YORK FIRsT BOARD sALRs.
Coupons, l09as; Five TWenues, ls09 10, z:
1865, 105H; Ten Forties, oeI: Seven Tnirt,ss'
1O4: Gold, 1904
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CONFIRMEp.

The Senate this morning confirmed the nom
nation OF Hon o. H. BroVping, OF Illinois, as
Secretary of the Interior.
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INTERNAL REvKNUk-The receipts from this
source to-day were s1,OlO,3l1 SIS, and the re.
ceipts during the week ending to-day were
S5,.70s5O33.
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TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS.
The expenditures Of the Treasury on account
OF the War, Navy and Interior Departments in
the week ending to-day were as foIlows:-War
Department. SSi5,9o6; Navy Department. ST.
116,72s: Interior Department, s236,e5O Total
s2.l99,eS5
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Cotton steady. Flour
firm and unchanged. Wheat firm and uies
Corn steady. Beef quiet. Pork steady. Lard
and Whisky unchanged.
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1BE TARiYF.-Ths new Tariff bill has
passed both Houses This Is the last bill on
hat subject introduced In the House.
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SENATOR PATTERSON

Senator Patterson, Of Tennessee, took the
oath Of office and was admitted to the Senate
this morning at II o'clock
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CURRENCY RECEIVED

The amount OF factional currency received
by Treasurer Spinner from the Printing Di.
vision of the United States Treasury during
the week closing to-day is s254,3OO.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-on the zth, PogKET BOOK, contain.
L. ips els2, Between the Capitol and 81 h e. east
~ s.I y lard
81! y isstani. black beef Cow mara: .sf S..
drdss iS' S4RT sail II. h H. s.s
S al.s Ss s n STURDY, JUDY
BY saber cut and large spliat on his left front
d ss 81: &c 30 sfa:s
+ r,I 5s'arned to JAMES HUhbEsT. i.ts street
II vEL0PE addres.edJ. Bell Adams, con I
for an ocia ro.tion md ..v.rs p afsns
sG =. Ss The :.
suitably rewarded. NN ~ @.at %
0sT-In coming from The Capitol, along the
viii s.d s :ss :s se. ;n
OsT.Op Tuesday Path instant, ia or about tse.
black o. rns SSR
containing private account Of receipts and OK,
sss 70 May st and few
much value TO bin. A suitable reward hSvey 1G.
vii Be paid for II. return to SAMUEL W.
i4th strsst and New York svense "" Is ;Soaeer
e RRWARD-strayed or stolen on Toeea.y.
@O the 18th instant, . red and white spotted
horned COW about six years old. The abeye re-
ward will be given il returned t. O. MII,I,ER
near Congregational Burying Ground jy S6ts
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that appIic ,fion
will be made for the renewal OF OERTIFI.
GATE OF STOCK No. III of the Farmer and
Mechanical Bank of Georgetown. for I4l sbares-ai
shares untransferred-int the name of the late Mrs
lost. r. O. OLOPPERu VI
+ JyH-2aw4w Elk and Trustee
GS0 BBWARD-Stoleu last night from 7th
UCO str, ct Park, large BAY MARE. white
bind , feet, and White spot on forehead: Also.
gear; Washington City Jorden painted on the
body In eilt letters; and a silver plated har.
ness, with breast strap
I'D. ABNER, 7th street Park,
V6-u near Boundary line
e. REwARD-WilI be paid for o BLACK. sonsr.
yO LACE VEIL. lost on l!th street, between
day afternoon Inquire at Star ONCE INV n
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Music AT TIE PRESIDENT s-Mr Abuer
5. Brady has published a programme OF the
music 10 be performed NJ the Presidents
grounds by the Marine Band this evening The
pieces are numbered, and while they are being
played a similar number will be displayed
from the east side Of the music stand. . Mr.
Brady announces that the exhibition Of gym
nastics. &c, which took place At Growers
Theater, June cath, will be repeated August 9d
AZ popular summer prices. Particulars will
be advertised in the Star before the dsy.
PREsRNTATIoN.-Lsst night, the officers OF
the eth precinct presented 20 Sergeant now
under the new law Lieutenantl Milstead.
OF thst precinct a fine horse. carriage
and hsrness, In the presence OF the
men. The presentation was made on be-
half Of the men by officer Sprague, to whom
he Sergeant replied in fitting terms
GRAND MASS MEETING OF IRIsHNES.-By
advertisement elsewhere, % will be seen that
there will be grand mass meeting Of our
Irish fellow Citizens at Odd Fellows Hall on
Wednesday night, which will be addressed
by distinguished speakers who will speak As
10 the duty OF freshmen in this crisis IN sup
porting the Presidents policy.
A NoBLENAN AT A CoLoRKD SCHooL-The
animation Of the public colcred school on
Capitol Hill last Thursday. He entered with
much interest into the exercises, and made a
brief and complimentary speech.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH.-Preaching by
Few. o. Prescott Killer, of London, TO- morrow
II a. m.
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Affairs in Geergetewu

NEW JKRUsALEM CHURcH-Preaching by
Few. q. Prescott Hitler, of London, to- morrow
1t IL q. m.
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PERSONAL.

DEkSUEAL-MADAME Reid has removed
from Mafne avenue 20 No. 95 Az ct Island.
next eoor 70 the clethipg store, where her old
friends can have confds initial consultation. IT.
NOU HAVE TAKEN ABOUT GALLON or
Buchu and two dozen Samaritan humbuos
NOV go 70 pr. DAkBY, 499 7ts street between %
ana =. ana De cured permanently WN.ims
R g. VERDI, llate Of Baltimore, , HOMEO-
NJ NJ fATHlC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-
=! nesicense corner Of Montgomery and Dunbarton
s,Ies.o, oooIgetoWn jy "A Inn
COAB WITHOUT MONTY OR WITHOUT
~ Prize. 20 get your toothache cured fmmed ate
W,Tithout PAIL or without drawing, at DR. STIR.
060. No. VOC Nnst Jy D-lms
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CIGARS AT COST,
At TEE COSMOPOLITAN CIGAR STORE,
goa Penn q Az, above Willard's doteI

Will be sold without regard to cost, the remain
ing stock OF Cigars, comprising some of the heat
rsnds in the market. Also, SHOW Gases and
ONCE Deck for sale. The stock must be cIsa,ad
out By the LIST of August '''"iou
" - =. Z. HAYES
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oAL! COALIi COALnl
LykenS Valley RED Ash. No.
Sbamokeh RED ASH, A9
Best quality WHITE Ash, As75
Warranted Z, 40 lbs. to the ton
Delivered in any art Of the city
ORDERS left with Hall Hume, Grocers No an
i Marhst Space: between 7th and 9Th streets, win
once and Yard Seventh street south bet veen Z
and streets. Island.
B q e. cent. saved by buying Your WOOD at
~ 26-St' 7th street, bet and =, Islond.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

p WASHINGTON, July 2s. 1885,.
Jay Cooke 4 90. furnish the following
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The SgbscribeI is constantly in receipt Of LINE
In barrels, FRESH from the Kilus ct WilliAms-
port, Nd, which he offers at Low prices.
BENJAMIN DARBY,
II Water street,
" So-oOim GEORGETOWN, b. C.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
TfHE MEMBERs OF POTOMAC LODGE.
w mo- D, A. n are respectfully Requested
T. meet at Masonic Hall, SGrDAY HfTSR
MON, July 18th, at O'Clock to attend the IN.
neral Of our deceased brother HEypy W TO-.
All Master Masons in good standing Are cordialIv
invited to be present N~'"shS
By order OF the w II.
It, JACKSON JONES. secr.,.,v
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DEATH, DEATH. DEATH-To Reaches, Bed
M0oRIs wIsr Emp ShUe sfokS ,1 9r p.n. =.
sylvapia avenue, south side, he has q large stoct
OF ID edfctne, &C.. at reasonable price, ~ % -
CARRIA0ES, OARRIA0E6.
~ OARRIAGBS.
Having decided to remove the
stock OF Carriages remaining at 4O9 w.
Penna avenue, near ~ street, on Sc ptember lat.
70 the Repository, 374 street, between an And
9Th, persons In want of new and second hand Oar
riages Should give me . call, a. am determined 70
sell, to make room for new stock
Repairing pr omptly attended to-
ROBEkT b. GRAHAM,
;,oe.., 4OS rem: avenue, near ~ street.
" 26-1. and 374 d street, bet sth And 9th
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quotatIonf Of Government securities.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-05-29
8 geeiaj Notices.


A Single Box of BRA ND r ETH ,
PILLS contains more vegetable extract matter
than twenty boxes of any pills in the world be-
sides; fifty-fiv hundred physicians use them in
their practice to the exclusion of other purgatves
The first letter of their value is yet scarcely ap-
preciated. When they are better known, sudden
death and continued sickness will be of the past
Let those who know them speak right outin their
favor. 1t is duty which will save life.
Our race are subject to redundancy of vitiated
bile at this season. and it is as dangerous as it is
prevalent but Brandreth's Pills afford an inyal-
liable and efficient protection. By their occa-
sional use we prevent the collection of those
impurities which, when in sufficient quantities,
cause so much danger to the body's health They
soon cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Loss of
Appetite, Pain in the Head, Heartburn, Pain in
the Breast bone Sudden Faintness and Costive-
ness. Sold by all respectable Dealers in Medi-
cines 23-tw6w1m.