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Evening star., 1866-05-15

TEE wHARvA.-rbe rfses eide 6eesa. I.
assnme a more lively sppcagnnce tbss dar,n,
the psst Weeks 81 ne season. The coal usd- =
20 BeriheYn and eastern dep00 as fsst as
arrives from the mIncs; and tor work 90 On
soacipx the boats and reshippipg the csrrs-,
~ the decks. Tue river trade 10 ssos rs hyes,
as we wsvld wish 90 see o.; but thsrc are tadt
Gallons ef nnprevement 10 this also The re
'esrnins 81 On sercoorse with the soatbevn depos.
VIII inerease the activity OF basis-ss ~ tss
Tux CAMAx--The arrivals to-day Sprr IN.
Cruncher, WHh stone 10 w. Dowlag. 0se Joa,
Moore. with limestone 10 Castietnsn. ana
lows:-To j. q Heiston, i0l tons; Crotrss Co.
TAI tons; Hampshire and Bzitimore Co, -,
TONS; Pbiliips q Boose. &&6 tons; Borden %.
5.3l7 tons; ;Conestdation Co. ca. 10 tons, Amer
lcan Co., s4s$ tons. Departsd-The Jane.
shaw. with fish 20 Hancock. Cruucher, a.
sorted freieht TO Ian Lock No n, and siItee~
SURPRISE PRnssxr.-On the evening of IN.
l3th instant Rev. j. Eastburn Brown. rector
Of the Episcopal Mission Chapel, on HIrh
street in this city, received . very besutifai
Sunday school and other friends, Of the sew
eral Episcopal churches. The Misses Louisa
and Charlotte Wheeler constituted the CON-
mttiee IN charge OF the affair.
The Fish MARKrT.-The market cont 10 ues
TO he well supplied with herring. which sell
n $6a$7 per 1000 at the wharf. Snsd are
scarce. The supply IN this market Is obtained
from the wharves n Washington and Alexan.
dria: Dealers say they gave SIS per 100 fos q
small lot at Alexandria yesterday.
CeHYIRMATIoN.-The holy ritz Of coufirma-
tion Will be administered at St. Johns Church
in this city, BY the Right Rev. Bishop WhIp-
pie, Of Minnesota, tomorrow. at O'Clock D
m. The Bishop 10 expected TO preach.
CHKAP DRY GOoDs.--Miller's ad vertisement
In the Stdr, Offering great bargains in dry goods
at f6l Bridge street, rs worthy the attention OF
readers here and in Washington His prices
are down, IL gold 10 going up again.
PORT OF GEoRGETowN.-
Columbia, Harper, Baltimore. Entered aad
cleared Steamer keyport, Hollineshead.
Aquia Greek. ~.
Flour AND GRAIN MARKKr.-There are
no arrivals OF grain recorded. The demand Ia
active in both departments, but transactions
light. Prices unchanged.
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xxxIxTH CoNeREss-Flksr SESSION

TUESDAY, May Is. s- b. .aza---
SRNATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate
the memorial of the Leetslature OF Montans
Tor the establishment OF q branch mint in that
Territory. Referred to the Committee on III.
asking for an extension Of the southern bonn.
dary OF that Territory. Referred to the Com.
mittee on Territories. slII
The Chair laid before the Senate an address
OF the eolored citizens OF Chicago, dated April
70, 1885, TO the Congress Of the United States.
which was ordered TO Be printed.
mr. Morgan presented the protest Of the New
York Chamber Of Commerce against the pro.
posed tax on cotton. Referred TO the Finance
Committee. lH'-#H-- :
Mr.. Fessenden said he had heard manv in.
aulries as to when the Senate would take MP
the reconstruction resolutions. In answer to
them, he would say that he intended TO ask
the Senate TO take them N on Monday next,
and to keep them before the body until dis.
posed OF, which he hoped would be during the
week.
Mr.. Yates presented petition for universal
sum age, without regard TO color or sex Re.
ferred to Reconstruction COMMITTEE.
Mr. Crimes, from the Naval Committee, re.
ported bill for the appointment Of an ad.
ditional Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, the
office to cease in six months from the passage
OF the act, the compensation to be the same as
now given to the Assistant Secretarv.
Mr. Grimes explained that the present As.
sistant Secretary Of the Navy was about to
visit Europe, to be absent six months. The
;. Mr.. Van Wrinkle introduced q Joint resolution
to suspend temporarily the collection Of the
direct tax In West Virginia. Referred to the
Committee on Finance. - : =
Mr.. Trumbull, from the judiciary, reported
bill TO change the place and time Of holding
u. 3. Courts In Virginia. 1t changes the place
from Norfolk to Richmond and provides that
the time for commencing court sessions shall
be the first Mondays in May and December A
provision giving the Chief Justice powers to
call special sessions was stricken out, and the
bill as thus amended was passed.
HOUsH.-Mr. Kasson, OF Iowa, from the
Committee on Appropriations, reported bacx
the Postal Appropriation bill, with the Senate
amendments thereto. The amendments were
concurred in; so the bill has passed both
Houes.
Mr.. Ashley, Of Ohio, introduced q bill 70 in.
corporate the American Cotton %. Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, which was referred to the
District Committee. afe}s. - ~.
Senate Joint resolution, authorizing the usa
Of Government lumber for repairing the Sol.
dlers' and Sailors Orphan Home was taken
mp and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Schenck, Of Ohio. a Joint
resolution was adopted fixing the age Of cadets
to be appointed at West Point between ~ and
% years: excepting persons who may have
served IN the army, who shall be eligible until
a. motion of Mr.. stevens, the epoos-, ..u..,
namely, Ine icpvr rted from the Rec0nstruc-
ton Committee, to render certain persons ineli-
gible to Office, was postponed for two weeks.
The bill reported from the Committee on Ter.
ritories, 70 amend the organic acts OF the sew.
eral Territories, was then taken up, considered
and passed.
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New and Astounding Feniaa Develop
nents.

James Stephens, who since his arrival in
this country styles himself ~. o. I. r." four
letters, which stand for ssChief Organizer OF
the Irish Republic," seems disposed to earn
that title by an attempt 10 reconstruct" the
order. Immediately after he was chosen Head
Center in place of O'Mahoney, he caused the
ap ppointment Of committee 10 examine the
vo uchers which were deposited in the palace
In Union Square. The New York Erpres,
says the committee closed their labors Mon
Writing 70 M S.spSsns sts,sd po[t sbs. ~. |.
committee have made the startling discovery
that there Is less than $500 in the Fenian treas
ury. The difference between the receipts and
expenditures which appears in the report O.
the committee, shows one item of $50, COO un-
accounted for. The officers when called on 70
explain this significant fact failed, it is said.
to do so, but the matter is to receive a thor.
ough Investigation. 1t Is stated that when
Mr.. killian proceeded 70 command the erp.
dition at Eastport, he drew two months SALARY
In advance from the treasury.
The Fenian Sisters are also embroled In the
troubles OF the Brotherhood. A few weeks
aimee, II will be remembered, the ladies con
hood, held a fair IN the GermanIa Assembly
Rooms, In the Broadway, the proceeds OF
which were 70 be devoted TO the Irish STATE
prisoners. The committee who examined the
books by direction Of MT. Stephens have, il is
said, discovered that some of the patriotic sis
ters who were engaged in the en- terprise loved
money more than ireland, or her sons. now
suffering in penal servitude. It is stated that
before the lair commenced the ladies had
$4,000 in the treasury, which had been pre-
viously received in donation from the patriotic
among their sex. When the fair closed, how.
ever, there was only s2,70O in the hands of
those who inaugurated il, and this sum, In
one night, diminished TO Sl 800. IL Is said, roo
that lady who lowered above her sisters in
lofty sentiments OF devotion 10 the Irish
Republic. made an unsuccessful effort last
week TO take book, containing q list OF sub
Square building, In order to destroy traces OF
the pecuniary fact.
Evening star., 1866-05-15
TRIAL OF SMUGoLERs.

The Treasury Department has received in.
formation through the report Of an agent Of
the customs, written from Rochester, NY.
a few days since, that the efforts of the Gov
ernment In breaking mp smuggling on the
hortnern frontier continues TO meet with sue.
cess. Two smugglers cases have recently been
settled in that city: one Green, OF Malone. N .
Y, who was sentenced to pay fine of 500
and costs, and to be imprisoned for three
months and the other, Mooney the Chatean. .
gay lawyer, who was sentenced to paw a fine
OF $50 and costs. Quite large number of
other smugglers are awaiting trial
Evening star., 1866-05-15
ADVERTISING or THE oIrY PApIRs

The Ckronieie, for political effect, or as q
dodge 70 conceal the losses of . waning busi.
nees, parades set of returns IL alleges it
has made to the Internal Revenue Depart.
ment designed TO show that Its advertising
receipts have increased during the last a auarter
(since IL took ground against the administra
toni and were largely In excess Of the receipts
OF any other city paper. The contradiction
to fts statement Is found in its own coIumns
An examination Of its advertising columns
shows that during the quarter ending March
u, tthe quarter in which IL claims to have
considerably increased its adyertising) IL has
experienced steady falling on. This IL not
only true OF its daily paper but also of the
lSnnday Chronicle. as will be seen by the SUBJ
joined figures, showing the number of its new
advertisements through each month Of the two
quarters: .t.aTI-
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TIE POLICE ANvTHEIR PAY.-This morn
ing, the following named members Of the po.
lice, BY appointments bad an inter- view with
the Committee on Appropriations Of the House
Of Representatives for the purpose Of present
ing . petition aligned BY the members Of the
force and endorsed bythe commissioner, ak
ing an increase Of pay. which at present 10 but
t60per month;-SergeaAs Barker, RoundsWsn
Evening star., 1866-05-15

ADDITIONAL sEGRHTARY OF THE NAVY.
The Senate passed this morning. without de.
bate or division, a joint resolution providing for
the appointment Of an additional Secretary
OF the Navy" This appointments it 10 under
stood. will Be conferred upon Caps. Fox. and
will give him IN official position during his
projected tour in Earope-a merited compli.
meRt for his aEduous services during the re.
cent war for the suppression of the rebellion.
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CeNFIRMED.

The Senate, in Executive Session yesterday,
confirmed the nominations of the following
officers for the District of Columbia: Thos b
Brown, warden of jail; Chas. H. Nichols, Com
missioner Of Police; E. e.. Darlington, u s.
District Attorney; Thos. J. Williams, Justice
Of the Peace. Also. the nominations of Rich'd
H. Rousseau, Minister, Republic of Honduras;
Morris b. Brown, Indian Agent Territory Of
Utah; and Elijah Sells, Superintendent Of In
dian Affairs
Evening star., 1866-05-15

Ah ..s:'.s s9.s.. AsR s..
viii Ss sold at 'ss JOIN Ens'; !. 70 sEcsss sIs;; 90
lint ohron, Con. unisS, Resu1iicsnes9 u1i sre9u''
81 H.ss 5SaE
B.ss. ss.,s Sfa' ssps Brs Browning
rsI: En-: .sps. s:a.s Df
k,;s:i sss T:ss..; az
s.ys. STs: S':is sss f.f.i
Pin 9e S:s
%Riss.s s,%ai Weston sea
f1sss fss ss'sf street. ass's.s Washington D. o.
RLAOK AND WHITE LLAMALAoE PoIHrs.
We shall open MONDAY, May Il, 30 Black and
White Llama Lace Points, ranging from Sl2 to
go.
myllH JOS. J. MAY q co.
lust RECIIXEPS,A xeII ;s!sct.d .tocs .Gtocl OF q
snoe' Sf nsSi q.s
ny is cost. La. ave. corner 7th street.
WE asvE ~ STOCK
WAGON and BUGGY Bows. sii sized.
NORWAY IRON. CABBAGE AND TIRE
BOLTS.
AxLEs. SPRINGS, &c.
BAR IR0A Of every siz,.
ssi SSss:lss sSli .ssss: .hssH:
AE ExeILL.Er BgSaf -. AND SADDLE
Evening star., 1866-05-15
THE DISTRICT IN OeNGRRss

In the House to-day, Mr.. Ashley introduced
. bill (which was referred to the District Com.
mittee) Incorporating the American Cotton
Company of the District Of Columbia, with w.
". foro. OF tennessee, Samuel T. Suit and
Charles X. Bingham, Of Va, Robt w. latham.
OF New York, and others corporators. The
company - authorized to hold in fee. culti ynte
and improve lands in the District Of Columbia
and the States
Evening star., 1866-05-15

SECRETARY SEWARD left Washington at six
O'Clock last evening for his home at Auburn,
N. Y, for q few days relaxation, and 10 at
tend to some business affairs. He viii prob
ably be absent about week =
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CASHIERED

First Lieutenant l., ID. Mullen berg, 4th u.
s. Artillery, and Brevet Major u. 5. A, was
tried by court last week upon the
charges Of neglect OF duty, absence without
leave, breach of arrest, and sleeping our Of
quarters. He was found guilty, and sentenced
to be cashiered.
Evening star., 1866-05-15

THE POSTAL APPROPRIATION BILL passed
the House to-day with the Senate amendment
giving the Government advertising TO the two
papers in the city having the largest circuia.
ton.
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HABEAs CORPUS BILL SIGNED.

II Is generally understood that the President
has signed the habeas corpus bill. The act is
intended to protect civil and military officers
Of the Government from malicious prosecu-
ticn for Acts committed during the civil war
IN discharge Of duty or in obedience to orders.
Evening star., 1866-05-15
TIE CABINET MEETING

The meeting OF the Cabinet to-day was At
tended BY all tie members, except Attorney
General Speed and Secretary Seward. The
latter was represented bv the Assistant Secre.
tary Of State, Frederick Seward. The session
did not continue much over an hour
Evening star., 1866-05-15

TIN FUNDING LOAN BILL.
1t is understood that majority of the Senate
Committee on Finance, while not perhaps ap.
proving the features Of the funding loan bill
introduced by Mr.. Sherman, have voted to
permit him to report it somewhat amended.
Evening star., 1866-05-15

RECONSTRUCTION IN THE SENATE.
On Monday next, Mr.. Fessenden will call
up in the Senate the proposed Constitutional
amendment, passed last week by the House
1t will doubtless be somewhat amended.
Evening star., 1866-05-15
Ii Z GLE MIC WINE,

In presenting "HYGIEHIC wMK" to the No.
nes OF the public, We beg medestiy TO call your at
tentasn 70 the follovins true ststsueuts, viz:
lst. HIGIENIC WINE 10 used hy the better
cissscs OF people tnI sagheut Europe.
80, 20: Mn splrosed By the most eminent physi-
,1,; il 10 approved BY nunerou. "schoo,, Of
MS, MsdSicns, sspsesslly By the Imperial School or
18th, Il 10 not . secret preparation, but . ,ciepti
nc one; the ingredients Of which are Known 10 olr
most eminent Dhysictans, and IS prescribed br rken
In all cases for which IL 10 reconnepded
eth. IL contains no AlcOhss or Whisksv, but bss
Tor fts base one OF the finest .; pure Wines.
with such recommendations il win ~. rsst Il
into the fave OF the Americas n--s
on Its Merits alone.
Its name implies its purposes. Hfslo
WINE regulatee che system throughc.
fns 4 healfhfnI .~.s>- 20 the blood e~e sooenine
FOB LADIFs
arich, delightful flavor, s-snmpsrm strensn in ell
and nothina s 20 ee.ial to the as It's gently
stjmuIstins fiect:i in assisting siseStioN.
We warrant that, upcn ual, HYGIRNIO
wISE viii be pronounced the Nst T6nic known
IN the country. .
STUART THAAs,
SOLD EVERYWHERE. Hss1H m.i-
Evening star., 1866-05-15

BALTIMoRH, May 15.-wheat steady; sales
Of 5000 bushels red at Sls0. Corn dull; white,
sSas0c.; yellow. SOC. Oats firm at 69. Proyi.
sions firm; bacon shoulders, lax; sides, I7X.
Coffee dull. Whiskey nrm; Pennsylvaris,
Evening star., 1866-05-15

Horse STRALING.-This morning, Detective
Digley arrested Howard johnson, colored. for
the larceny Of horse, the property of Mrs
Catherine Z. Carter, Of CLARK county va. The
horse was recovered and Identified The pris.
oner had hearing before Superintendent
Richards, who sent him to Jail to await a rec ui.
sition from the Governor Of Virginia. -
Evening star., 1866-05-15

VETO or THE COLORADO BILL
A message was received BY the Senats to-day
from the President, generally understood 10
be the veto Of the Colorado bill. but the Senate
adjourned without reading it. ..- -.a O. .l
Evening star., 1866-05-15

Nfx YORK, May 15.-Cotton dull. Flour
dull; Sonthern &1065a916.75. Wheat dull. Corn
firm AZ s0ae4 cents. Beef steady. Pork steady.
Lard quiet. Whisky steady.
Evening star., 1866-05-15

INTERNAL RsvENuE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were sA73,6l3.41. Tbe
receipts Of yesterday amounted to ss7e.s7o.ss.
Evening star., 1866-05-15

LOUISVILLE, May 15.-In the case of Col.
Jaques, Of Illinois, whose trial on an indict.
ment for murder, has been for some days In
progress, the jury returned q verdict OF not
guilty, without leaving their seats
Evening star., 1866-05-15
Mr.. B.t,. On R.c...,r-c,i.n,

Hon. John Minor Belts is out in q letter on
recoustruction, addressed 70 Congress, stating
that he has no SAKE 70 grind, !" and Is not can
didate nor applicant for any once, and pre-.
senting his views in the shape OF sObiections
70 the Report Of the Rscons truction Commit
tee" to which their calm and deliberate atten-
tion is directed. His objections may be briefly
tated a. follows: 1t MAKES NO provision for
the relief Of the Union white men Of the south,
the hands Of the un-reconstructed rebels for
the next four years, which viii drive Union
men into the other party. The disfranchiss.
grade Of once held, instead Of the erade af
offence committed and does not In NAy degree
anect the sympathizers win, and co.0berafors
IN me rebellion IN the Northern States who
are, n possible, more guilty and more OBJ.
poxious th an those in The South. The bill pro.
posed cannot receive the Presidents sanction,
nor u the constitutional amendment at ali
number Of State Leeisistures. It is extremeiyy
improbable that any Southern State Will adopt
the condinons prescribed, and four years hence
we shall be as far from reconstruction a. we
Nr. Bolts proposes in substitution for the re.
port OF the committee that il shall be declared
BY law that noperson hereafter shall be capa.
ble Of holding any ONCE, legislative, executive
or judicial, In the Federal or State Govern.
ments, for ten years from the passage of the
Act who was over the age Of twenty-five at
taxing the following oath In addition 70 that
now reqoirs11 o. IA, sdca officers ~ .n. & SS55n
scnuaos. Of the United States:-sl, A. B., do
so.ennly swear that i have not since the 10th
day Of DeeemeeT, 1850, lihe date OF the ordi-
tarfly taken mp arms against the United States
nor have advised or encouraged others to do
30; that have not sought or held once under
of any State in rebellion with a view in any
manner TO aid the rebellion; that have not
said, written or done anything designed, or of
q nature calculated TO ALLEVIATE the affections or
allegiance from the Government OF the United
States: nor have / otherwise gwen aid and
comfort to the rebellion"
Evening star., 1866-05-15

We have shown above that the total mum DER
ofnew advertisements in the Daily Chronicle for
the ak months ending March 81, was i.5U7, or
an average OF % per day. The number of new
entertainments in the Star during that time
was 9,t63, an average of 55X per day.
Evening star., 1866-05-15
q sDsCl.OGE p. a.


HBW Yo9K 1IRsf DoARD sALns. 49,
CouPeus, i0S1f; Five TWenaes. l6oa. iOi u;
Five Tvensee. 1894. l0ik; Five Twenties,
Is6s, 1tt e; Ten Forties. s6S: seven Thirues,
Max; Csrt'ficatss, TOOK; 90id. '30X.
Evening star., 1866-05-15

~One hundred young men are preparing
for the Catholic priesthood in the diocese Of
Philadelphia.
~The Indiana Republicans oppose negro
suffrage.
~Painted metallic neckties are becoming
quite common.
SThere IL Chinese Catholic church, with
q Chinese priest in San Francisco. Cal
~The city railroad companies at New York
are quietly disc charging the drivers engaged in
the late strike, as fast as they can supply their
places
~People who feed on trichinous pork take
their meals like old PolonIous, not where they
eat, but where they are eaten.
Evening star., 1866-05-15

RAN OvER-On the arrival Of the 6 %. m.
train yesterday, the horses, attached to the
hack Of Thomas Murray, stan ted from the
front Of the depot, and he running ont to stop
them, was knocked down and the hack ran
over him, injuring him about the head and
RIBS Omcer Brewer had him removed to his
residence on Capitol HILL
Evening star., 1866-05-15
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
EogMl-A Gold sLIIvI BUTTON and Ladies'
- CUFt on sta street, near Unitarian Church.
Esns once, room n.Is9ss ct the
7 OsT-A .Dair q COLD FRAME sPEOTA.
lsss Saturday; hSe.sl reward VIII Be lsid for
thsi. return ss ass ia'b street., between end q
&1OO RIwARD-Lost, on Pennsylvania av.
s... s1oi ss.ssS s;h and
t1'E,..iRs said p0cket-boGS a. tG The stsT 3G;s;,
I osT Oh sToL1N.On Monday, the ilth inst !,
BooK tes :s5Sssi
...t, leswesa 3 and g, near Navy Yard. It:
con kIwARD.-etolen or strayed, from the
~ NJ sSesGriper: saturday, Nay sth, isjS, .
:e:r &. hna
w.a wssa ncs,s:s fS %ssks mall sore on her back,
.SS,s Isx:iS VIII g psid :! dsIi:siiss The aid
e =: s:: " s Wins
inssSn& 81 & &s;:! joining The 'Ss; %TfFES f RE S;s:gsr,
I 9sTMI sdoI yiIl psy, @ iCI ny MlI0sANpA
H.rnst, When isfs 81 the ssofs OBJ of Bsa1Sns shaw
s;i;s :iis;is between i'm sss i:iS JOHN n.ssrrr
@SO REWARD-For . very notable dark Iron
QOV Gray MAI three years old. She has
small scar below left eye; white SPOT In forehead
the root Of tail. viii psy che above 70 ward for
the recovery Of said Mare. AleIy g ;sars:s arss:ssv
my l1-H. ~ Tenpallytovn. d. c.
GS RIwARD.etrayed, on tho LIST inst . thin
XC red and white COW: top Of her horns cut Of.
The above reward will be paid II returned 60 c :
PATRICK 6HEA, on virgipia avesas.
my ll-3ts between "a ana "a sts
Evening star., 1866-05-15

snsidr. of q. e's ps-sssrs. ssd Bss&-r. OF ss.
toths and officers Urew ewn. % tns 1t. ItossasA o.
tsr Hb. Grxaf, cf the Sab, ODeDee, OF the yth.
ard Srsaxue, Of NE esh preciscss.
Omecf Spsague e1ieny stated their gStrv-
suces. and urred sbst sbey ehoell sceeive as
murh Ray Is the police OF the OApitoi. after
which the rrsoiuiisaS sdopted BY sse fesce and
the moviai wrv~ r~o6 Or o1irer t>fant, and
Serpesnt Barker psee~nsed the peeoeo
Mr. S<evees, weti as other mes0ssYs of the
connitte~, promised 10 gave the pssitioa carly
ATTENTION. - 50
Evening star., 1866-05-15

METHODIST EPISCOPAL GENERAL CoSExR-
ESCE--At the recent SEQ ZION Of the General
Conference Of the Methodst Episcopal Church
South convened in New Orleans, the report Of
the Committee on Boundaries, accommodating
thar between the Western Virginia and Balti.
more Confences, the original western boun-
adopted. The remaining item of the report
was adopted without discussions; sthat the
original boundary line between the Baltimore
Conferences, and the Virginia Conference be
re-established, except the neck Of Virginia,
which should belong 70 the Virginia Confer
ence." -
Evening star., 1866-05-15

me- BREECH LOADING ARM-fhe Board for
Of which General Hancock 10 President, is now in
session a. No. 81 Winaert Building.
Arms will be received daily, between the hours
of .. m. and ,. m until further notice.
Inventors are requested to submit their arms In
person or BY agent to the Recorder Of the Board.
...-f e. .s-s : p. ". OWENS,
Captain Sth o. g. Gavslry,
A., Brevst Lieutenant Colonel q. 8. A.,
NH 1Sh 8ecordor
Evening star., 1866-05-15

a CALL ON THE PRRslDfNT.-MiIIie and
christina, the African twins, called on the
President and his family early this morning.
ana were conducted to the .sguest room |"
members OF the executive household assem-
bled 10 witness their performances The twin
sisters displayed their agility and expertness
OF movement before their distinguis he'd audi.
ence, and sang a duet. The President ex.
pressed himself pleased with the visit, and the
Twins retired