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xxXIxTH CONGRESS-FIRsr sESSIO,
MONDAY, Nav

y
MONDAY, May
SRNArB-Mr. Stewart offered q Joint resoln.
ton Tor the settlement Of the accounts of tne
Territory Of Nevada; which was read and or.
dered to lie over for the present
Mr.. Wilson called up . joint resolution re.
speeding the publication OF the VOLUNTEER Army
Register, directing the canceline OF the vol.
umes OF the Volunteer Army Register already
pIintea. and Inc Preparation of correct ros.
ter OF every volunteer regiment under the SUI.
perintendence OF the Secretary Of War and its
pubilcation on plan prepared by the Super.
intendent OK Public Printing. Recommitted &c
The bill 10 revive the grade Of General in the
army was received from the House and referred
to the Military Committee.
. MT. wilson introduced a joint resolution fol-
beIlion. Referred to the Military Committee
MI. sherman called up the motion TO recon
sider MT; Trumbulls amendment to the Pos,
Mr.. Poland said he voted for the amendmen,
with great hesitancy. The main object of the
amendment was to declare that il the President
removes from ofhces for political reasons, dur
ing the recess OF the Senate, the appointee shall
not receive any pay until confirmed by the
Senate. Although Congress had the power 10
refuse to pay General officers it was power
that ought not to be exercised. lift was pro-
posed to deny the Presidents power to remove.
1t ought not 10 be done in the indirect Way OF
an amendment
HoUsE.-Nr. Julian, Of Ind. offered a Joint
resolution inStructlDg the Judiciary Commit
tee TO inquire in the expediency OF reportine a
bill to give notice that hereafter no STATES
erected out of territories will be admitted into
the Union it their Constitution. abridees the
elective franchise on account Of race or color.
Passed
Mr.. Lawrence introduced a bill to fix the
time and place for holding the United States
Circuit Courts in Virginia Passed. !
Mr.. Smith, OF KY, introduced a resolutiof
calling on the Cabinet officers for information
as TO the number OF their clerks, male and fe.
male; the States from which thew were an.
pointed: what their occupation werebefore ap-
pointment; how many of them were in the
Union or Rebel army, and by whose recon-.
men daion these last were appointed. The
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Clark, OF o., introduced a hill to auuul
the thirty fourth section of the declaration OF
rights OF the State Of Maryland, so far as the
same applies to the District of Columbia. Re-
ferred TO Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Lawrence, of o., offered a resolution in.
structing the Committee on Agriculture to in.
quire into the expectancy Of removing the
Department Of Agriculture TO one of the west
ern States. Adopted
Mr.. Boyer, Of Pa, offered resolution to dis.
charge the Committee on Recsnstruction
LAID on the tabie-yeas 95, nays a.
Mr.. Kelley, OF Pa, introduced q resolution
instructing the Committee on Claims to in
quire into the fairness of the distribution of the
conspiracy awards. Passed.
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DAI-AONDAH.
The Conferepce WAS called to order nv the
President, Rev. W. II. Willis. The journal OF
Saturday was corrected and appro we'd.
Rev. John Roberts, from the committee ON
boundaries, reported upon the REQ nest of the
North Carolina Conference, that al that DOR.
ton Of Tennessee east of the Tennessee and
Clinch rivers, be added to the North Oaroiina
District, and recommended such q change oi
the boundaries. Upon the request Of Brother
Il. + Westfall, OF West Virginia Conference,
they recommend that Fayetts and Green conn.
ties, in the State Of Pennsylvania. be united 10
Western Virginia District.
Upon this discussion arose a. to the pres
ent relation Of that Conference TO the General
Conference. The Communication from Rev.
T. r. Westfall, indicates that the people Of the
District desire to remain with the General Goa.
ference. Western Virginia Conference passed
an Act severing the connection with the Gen.
erai conference, which was submitted 10 the
people, who, by an overwhelming vote, 70
fused 70 Eatfy the act Of the Oo4fereAce.
Rev. Or. Murray. read letter received BIZ
bin this morning from Rev. George Nestsf.
president Of tbs Western Virginia Conference,
IN which the prssident Of thai sistries ex-
Rresas ~ roefst tAss tAs Oeafsrsaoe u aes
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WHITE HOUSE.

The hall and ante-room OF the Executive
Mansion was not SO thronged to-day as has
usually been the case. A large proportion of
the callers were ladies, but several Of the per-
severing si'tsrs OF last week could be distin.
guished among those i'm waiting to-day.
Among those who had interviews with Presi.
dent johnson were Senators w. P. Fessenden
and Doolittle, and Judge Walker, United
States Consul at the Island Of ST. Thomas
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MERCHANTS, NATIONAL BANK

Notes OF this bank having been protested
and other preliminary steps taken, nscessar
under the act of Congress, Hon. Freeman
Clarke, Comptroller Of the Currency, has ap.
pointed Mr.. James c. Kennedy, Receiver, and
Mr.. Bull, Examiner, and the affairs of the
bank have passed into the hands of those gen
tlemen.
MIR. Huyck, President of the Institution, has
returned to this city, and it is said assures the
depositors that sit will be all right" Thew
doubtless fervently hope it will be-
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LOCAL NEWS.

OPENING OF BIDs-Bids were opened At the
;hs sr once to-day for improving several OF
The first proposals opened were for grading
ioth street west from Massachusetts, avenue 70
= street, and were from the following:-J.
J: Costello. %; p. Cook & O'Day, Iix; w
Hussey, ls; NJ. Gibbons, 81; jos Vanarde.,
ID; Thos. O'Day, an; H. Middleton, is: ".
Sab6ington, is; e. Davis, IL; w. Fletcher, q :
len; M. O:Donohue, IL; R. Skinner 4 Celemsn.
q; q. Fasnaught Il Co., %; w. H. Davis, I2x:
e co S1sss on. Co, ish; r MURPHY. H. Thu
cents per yard.
Proposals were also opened for grading
North Capitol street, from l. street north TO
cents per yard; John Halves, IL: D. Looney.
An; W. Blake, 153; T. Fitzgerald, Iia: ].
8S a,,s1n n ys1 D. murphy 90, John
J: Maggie, "a; L. B. Prather. Is; H. Middleton
IL Ihos. Joyce, liX: George Fasnaught, Is:
z. McNemara, 35 Kavanaugh, FAY; w.
BuikIey: i5&; w. darlington, IL; ). Gregg,
% w. Fletcher, Is; T.. Davis, I2I; Jas Ran.
dali ID; A. Gleason, lax. The contract was
AWARDED TO John Bailey, at 10 cents per yard.
The following bids for grading and paving
=, .nf H9afrlageway OF l4th street, from the canal
~ ID per yard for paving, 25c. for grading: d.
NiZey, 81 so, 30c-; Charles Stewart, 81 5s :sDc:
W 3. Wilson, si.45, 3Oc.: ID. +. Neitzey, sI3s,
81; Geo Neitzey, sliik, Aa; p. Crowley &
Co, $l.52; J. p. Crowley Co, sI4sx, 3oc.
me contract was awarded TO Mr.. ID. r. Nett.
Zey at 81 80 and 80
Bids were also opened for the construction
OF lateral sewers, and gas and water service
pipe on the same street, as follows:-G. Court
eney. 46c. per foot for lateral sewers, acc per
foot for water service pipe, lis for stop cock
&c: and 50 for tap; &c. for gas-pipe, l5O for
cock, and s1.50for box. X. A. Hill, 69c., 53c.,
SO, 80, 3Oc., $50, 30. A. Shepherd, 7sXc.,
4sKc:, 3, %, 23kc.. s1.5o, 50. A. K. Shepherd,
SIC, 49c., ea25, %. 27c., 81, 81. J. Il. Simpson,
s5c- &C., e2.72, %, 31c., &2.15, e2.25. The CON.
ra1ewas awarded to Mr.. George Courtney
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From Savannah.

NEW YORK, May THE steamers Virgo
and Perrit, from Savannah on the Sd instant,
have arrived.
The Daily Herald and Nepcs Of the Sd instant,
says the trih of James Duncan, for alleged
cruelty TO Federal prisoners at Anderson Vile,
has been brought to a close, and the commits
SON have determined upon findings and SEN
tence, hut which will not be made public un.
til passed upon by the department commander
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INrERMISsION PROPOSED.
Members of Congress who aim to prelons
the session are moving for an intermission Of a
fortnight in the latter part Of this month. The
intermission project will not carry as present
indicafions On
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PARDONED.

President johnson yesterday ordered par.
dons to issue to the following named citizens
nesty Proclamation Joseph Werner, lanes
" MOODY, nos- IA Grayson, no. ~ n x.,.n
N G Smiley, J. II. Jefferson and Edwin Rusf
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Affairs IN Gesrgesswu.

REAL ESTATE SALEsiJudge Fisher. OF ths
District Supreme Court, who some time siacs
purchased the house formerly occupied by DIR
Mackall. At the southeast corner of Aoat<o
merry and Dunbarton streets, where ne has
since resided, disposed OF the same within .
of Mr. q W. Leee, for $1,000. the for mer
abode of Mr. John Davidson, on the southeast
side of Gay and Montgomery streets.
PoRr OF observation-disclosures
Kate kaliahan. Hagan, Philadelphia. Entered
and CIeayed-Steamer Diamond State, Wilson.
from and to Baltimore: steamer Hollingshead.
from Aquia Greek. Cleared-kste kallahsn.
Hagan, Baltimore; VIM u. Irish. Rathburn.
Leighton, Mass.
FLOUR AND GRArs MARKEr.-The market
opened this morning with an active dem and
in all its departments, but the closing prices Of
Saturday remain unchanged. and holders are
firm. The stock in hand rs light and pros =
pect OF any considerable additions TO IL.
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NEW NATIONAL CEMETERY.

Lieutenant Colonel ]. NJ. Moore, A. Q. M.
to whom the Quartermaster General has as
signed the duty OF tablishing the United
States cemeteries, has selected site for Ma.
tional burial ground at 'Seven Pines," on the
Peninsula, and the workmen are now engaged
in LAYING IL ont
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THE STEAMER CITY OsWAsHISGToy HEARD
FRoh.-A Geographic despatch received here
this morning conveys the gratifying intelIi.
gence that foreign advices TO the29th uIt. two
days later than published this morning, have
b-en received AZ New York, announcing the
arrival out of the steamer Propontis with the
Passengers of the Oily of Washington. having
oyertaken the latter steamer disabled and
under sail
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~CkHfkAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION -
N The eishth monthly meeting OF tnis As,s-
cisiioe vii te held IN the Oou usii Cha nber |.
TUESDAY fN1SING, the 9Th Instant az 81 sht
O'Clock. The treasurer will be in ntten ascs
shout ssVsa o'clock Tor the convsnisaoe Of meg
Lers
sysa WI. ". A0ORI, See,
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IHE CANAL lMPROvEMRNT-This morning
the work OF excavating the eastern section oI
the canal was commenced, under the direction
OF the contractor, Mr.. p. Farquhar. The frs,
thing done was TO throw up q dam Just south
OF the mouth OF the. Tiber, which enters the
canal at Sd street, and simultaneously a num-
Der OF hands at other place. along the line
commenced to work
The fact that great numbers OF people are
out of employment at this time was shown by
the crowds OF men, white and black, on the
ground in quest Of work from the contractor.
large number Of contrabands were present
and at one time some dread Of disturbance
was created from their seeming disposed to
take possession OF the job anyhow. They
seized possession Of a load Of shovels brought
to the canal, and were with difficulty dis
possessed Of them, and Afterwards threw stones
AT some OF the laborers engaged in digging
The police, however, prevented any serious
dinculty, and at the present writing all is
quiet. As the work progresses the contractor
Will doubtless be able to afford work to q much
larger number Of labOrers than are at present
engaged.
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THE CHOLERA Friday the son Of Mrs
Jenkins, who died OF cholera in Ninty third
street. near Third avenue, New York, died Of
the same disease which carried of bis mother
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s@Shilhngton sends US :. The Lady's Mile -
The istest novel by Miss Brsddon- also. &" Doc
for Kemp" anonymous, described by the Brit.
ia Q-layterfy RerieW ga strong clever novel.
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AAaIGNHn

Brevet Col. r. T.. johnson, w. r. O.. ana
Col. John Mansfield have been ordered to re-
port to MAJ: Gen. Howard for duty in the
Freedmen's Bureau WAC
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So much for the Chronicles claim OF an
comns1rss. upon its own business. Now for its
SAPo1isC Wiz tho husineo, q .e,nr W..
nave shown above that the total uIIusr or
new Advertisements l.. IA. M, 0s-an;rI~ for
an average of % per day. The number of new
advertisements in the Star during that time
vas 1893, an average OF 5Sh per day. The
Chronicle, In Its statement, mentions only the
ddi'y papers of the city, but even should II
design to include the Srnddy Chronicle-an en-
tirely distinct issue, however, from its daily
II viii be seen that Its aggregate number of
new advertisements for that time, SUNDAY and
daily, was but S,55i, or an average Of 81, or
Sunday and ALL but little more than one half
the Stor's average per day for its SIX issues per
week These figures are beyond Impeachment,
and within the reach OF ready verif1cation by
any one disposed to examine the advertising
columns Of the two papers. We leave their
moral 70 the candid reader
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The Cholera.

NEW YORK, May 7.-Reports from the hos.
pital ship at quarantine to-day states one ne v
case of cholera occurred on Saturday and fl We
new cases yesterday from the steamship Vir.
ginia. There are now 112 cases In the hos.
pital
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~ THE REGULAR MONTHLY NETTING
uS of the BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF POE
LIU SCHOOLS viii be held in their room, CITY
Hall, ON TUESDAY EVENING, May 8, ct
mS72t R.F. BOIsIAU, Secretary.
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CoHTRACf AwARDDD.-This morning. the
Canal Board awarded the contract for the con-
struction Of the causeway from the foot Of 18th
street across the mouth Of tho Washington ca
nal to the Arsenal Psint, 70 Thomas J. Calf
and Wilson T.. Brown. The aggregate amount
Of the bids were as follows Evans 4 Tee.
myer, S2l, 7O7. 80; Alfred Lee, Sai, i5s65k; Jas.
T. Rogers, SlS,2 go; Calf Brown, 3l2, y95: r
j. Holtzclaw and X. NJ. Bruf, s2l,447.63. The
contractors are to enter into bonds in the su N
Of s5,0Oo. andit Is calculated that they will do
50 Immediately.
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AsHAMED OF IT prpuAps

ASHAMED OF IT, PERHAPS.
The billingstate speech made by Mr. Inger.
soil, Of Illinois, in the House on SATURDAY.
vituperative of the President, did not appear
in the Globe this morning
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RY EAGLR q CO., Anctiepeers.
rRUsTKIS SALE OF VALUABLE PReP.
ERTY

y vIrtue Of deed OF trust, duly recorded Yeh.
rusry Is, le66, In Liber X. NJ. r., No n folie a.
and 70, OF the Land Records fer wsship rteu cor n
" y. q, the undersigned trustee will sell, o,
tkIDA1 AFTRR00S, May 18th. at 4 o o'clock, in
'front.' 81 the premises. Lot No 1. in square Ne as
beginning at the southeast corner Of said Square
and running thence north en- the line OF o street
northwest leo feet, thence north As feet, thence
east parallel With street leo feet thence south on
anne with I'd street wet Is feet the beg
containing 2 ,5eo feet moro less, together with
the buildings, improvement rights and q pu rte
naBces to the same belonging.
Terms cash. S@ down at time OF sale.
WILLIAM T. BARR, Trustee
N.Y. NAGLE n co, Aucts
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK, May Flour. State advanced
1Oa2O cents; Southern S1O.25aS165O. Wheat Lao
cents better Corn quiet. Pork firm. Market
excited and unsettled. Lard firm. Whiskey
dull
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Personal.

IL THE GENTLEMAN WHO PICKED UP
- = the black SHAWL at Msrinis n AZ Rall on Fri
he Will receive n suitable reward and the thanks
vi VIC oW.tr my 7-3tr
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Ralfimarn MarLefS

BALTIMoBE; May ".-Fleur firm. whea,
firm; sales Of GOO bushels Penna. red at 81 IS
Corn active and firm; white, 85aS6 cents
yellow, S3aS4 cents. Oats firm. Provisions
huoyant. Western Lard 81. Sugars quiet
Whisky dull; Penna. S225.
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II AIDES OWN MATERIALS made 30 by IRE.
II class Millinsr; Bennett 81 40. naatillsa.
RoYs' LINEN pu3k SUITS
JACKET AND PANTS.
One Price Only. GEO. q. HENNIN0.
ny7n corner 9TH street and MARYLAND ave.
ORPHANS COURT, May sth. 1855 -DnrRIcr OF
~ COLUMBIA, WASHING TON COUNTY, 10 nu LA
the case Of Lucinda Chase. sduinistrstrtx Of
William b. Ch.se decesssd, the admin
ton Of the Orphans Court OF washingtou
county Aforesaid. appointed Tuesday, the ssts
instant, for the nnal settlement and dis.
tribution' Of the personal estate Of said de-
ceased. and Of the assets in hand. aG far a. the
same have been collected and turned into money:
when and where ell the creditors and h~rs Of said
deceased are notified 70 attend at the Orphanss
Court Of wasf ington County sfof esAid with their
claims properly youched, or they may. otherwise
by Law be excluded from oil benefit In said De-
ceaseds estate provided Q COPY Of this order be
published once . week for three weeks IN the Eve
' ' ''' Tsss~z. b. ROBBINS.
my 7-1aWSWs Register OF wins.
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Probst Makes a Full COME sion-He Had
No Accomplice

PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Probst has made q
full confession to his priest of all the murders
Of The bearing family. commencing with Coz
nelius Carey, the hired boy. HIS account of
the murders agrees with the general belief
that he had no accomplice.
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INTERNAL REvKSUH.-The receipts from
this source to-day were s1,l23, aO6.37
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MOURNING DRESS GOoDsl
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED FABRICS.
50. "a, 81 and 50 Black Hermann.
81 and 50 Black Florentins,
81 and Sd Black Byzantine,
81, "a and 81 Black Orsps Asret,.
Bombaxines, Canton Cloth.
81, 5-4 and 81 BLACK Meusselsis,
Black SILK Challey, Black Berages,
Black Grenadines, Biack ramartins.
Black English and French Grape and vsi,s.
Black Thybet shsvls,
Hermann do. Also,
HALF MOURNING DRRss GOODS
in great variety.
Families In Mourning should net fail TO sxsni NJ
our large stock Of these really choice fabrics We
offer them at the
VERY LOWEST Cash PRICES.
JOS. J. MAY 4 Co.
sos Psnnsylvanis avenue,
my 72tif between 9th and 10th SITS.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS -
no Hx CHARACTERIZATION

E- NATIONAL EXPRESS 49,
* rRAsstaSSRRrArIos $3.50
rI The NA TnNp.kEE CYPRESS and TRAEsPoR.
southers through Connections from from '0m''e'ed It's
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
sATasN xxhAs55HHs sgEis iIseassHMosp'
xTISsTS Ga and as. .G S.1a q p esr
fected its Western conneetions, rio the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad over mail roads. to
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
Il now prepared to receive Freight, Merchandise.
,.,a'ol' i soSsEY AND BULLION.
sisnsttd and all intermediates points -
1'f'0Ih ssb oh fSSaffsRfrIeUsIf
SSffs.s are also O1sssd In NOZZLE and EEw
run through. ria mon TGSsERY,. to tSess faces S.
J.E JOHNSTON. Prs.issnt General aI S ,I%
DhPoT OF PARIS KID GLOVES.
Full supply just received Of
ALEXANDRBS.
COURvOIsITRy, .
AND JoUvISs,
in Light, White, Medium Dark and Black.
PARIS DRESS GOODS.
ell the novelties Of this Seasons importation in
LIGHT AND THIN DRESS FABRICS.
ranging from rs cents to 81 - per ysrd. ....
BLACK AND COLORID SILKS,
BLACK aROs GRAIN SILKS ftom q. to q
per yard.
CHECK AND FAHCY SILKS ct Sl.H and
OIL % per yard.
CHECK AND srRIrEp SILK poPLISs ..
SIG. 49,,
MOURNING GOODS.
"Au Of Lssins oslsbr sssd PABRIes fer
sfRIN0 AED SUMNER WAR
ss low prices
JOS. J. NAY 4 co,
Ne. sos Psonsvivsaia avenue,
sgSsM &; ibssvssa - - letA ssr,ses.
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SECOND edition,
O'CLOCE r. m.
GOVERNMENT SRCURlFlKs.
WAsHIHefoH, May :. Eet
Jay Oeeke & %. furnish the following ono.
,ations Of (}oyernment securietaa.

HEW YORK HIRoT BOARD OAL10.
Coupons, lce Five Twenties, 1852, l02;
Five Twenties. 1884. 102; Five Twenuee,
1886, 109; Ten Forties,s 96x: Seven Thirt,es,
lo2 X; CERTIFICATES, 100; Cold. l1S
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R1Cov xRED-rAe body Of Edwta IL PINK.
boy, aged aboat IS yesrs. who was cfo~nsd
an the Potomac. on 18TH street wharf, - me
18Th Of April last was found fosunE n TIE
river near the arsee 81 Saturday. by M Bent
Magyar. IL was taken 20 th~ shore ano tos
Coroner was sent for 20 hold an inquest TIE
jury ret urbed a verdict of accidental drown-
ing. after which the body WA removed 70 ths
residence OF thr parents, on OH. bet ween ana
o streets south, and prepared for burial.
TIE PrsHERIKs seems from the uumeeS
Of fish which have arrived since oar tAsI re-
port that the fsher,es are doing Considerably
better than a week ago. Yesterday Was busy
day NJ the wharves, several beats CON NJ sP
with full loads, and price have drooped
shsd now being els Per hundred md h@riAS
% per thousand.
EXECUTIVE OLENEScY.-The President d.
rected a pardon TO be issued to-day % Lila
Robinson. who WAS con victed in the Northers
District OF Illinois Of passing counter rat
money, and sentenced TO one years imprsoa
rient Robinson had served one half OF MS
term Of confinement
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Our MODEL ScHool. HoUsEs.-rne Proyi.
dence, X. I. Journal says:-"Our municiuai
authorities have received. from MAYOR Wal
ZACH, OF washin gton, copy Of tbs plaa aad
building IN that city. 1t u expected that the
new school heVse 70 be erected On Charles
Field street Will e0brAoe al the nero daeirabto
0edeen t0QCotV0ea6 - eehoel arSAttoctue0.s
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT.On sund.y aftsrpeon, tb. 9Th inst, near
II
will BE- paid il left 9th @. II ROBINSON, Pay.
She s.. White .sr..E .T ;:o :sd s RP S.fi9
Is , .h'i for s'S: M .ps
Nc: 20 Montgomery S., Georgetown my 7-3t-
I'll Z ;i;'is 8: 81:
: ':'s:' :ss SsSs
y J:sne ' Bc.s ri: q. Si fsSG
,nhh s,siss fsce hoIse .boss hands high hair
Of the right hind Ies near the npper joint. All
the trace. right slk; black maze and tail; col.
rss ssid ioi hs e:
Horses and Sloo for the thief -,
n,1n b E.ii!7I! p F, a. sSS oas.J. ss
STRAYED-On the % instant. about u o cI.ck,
- white and black spotted HORNi1 COW,
about eight years old. The Under will be literally
H. ~ street. between 81 and >. ssrss.s;
@C Market, ablsck SETTER DOG double chain
CHAMB1BLIN, no: s61 Center Market, near
IN = n street, or No. ~ 7th street, Georgetown,
~. my 6-3t-
I OsT-Yestsrday, Thursday, . BREAsTpIN,
set with hair and jett; initials Nv H s. :" on
r. PAID ,srss Of five dollars on at
&JO kEWARD-COW lost or stolen; color deer
inst had-a calf; belongs to Miss DJFFIE, No 9I4
orchard her premises on saturday s,sn,ns h last
April q. my ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-07

PARpoNBD.-To-day, James p. Buck. CON
victed last January, and sentenced to the an,
'bany penitentiary for one year. fer the Lar, eny
Of quantity OF tea. was pardoned by the Pres.
ident. Matilda Mumford, convicted Of the
larceny Of q table cloth and $40 in money. sad
francls a. Sohnsoo, convicted OF an attein ps
70 poison about year sance, have also been