davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-03

/ ZEPHYR GOODS.
We are now opening our full LIMOS
Of the real N
GERMAN ZEPHYR GOODS,
just imported, consisting Of
NUBIAS, Rs
IL TT sHAwLs
OF such exquisite delieacy OF
shades and colors and superiority
oftexture as to challenge compari-
SON with any in the city, at 1893
J. sTEENB0CK 4 CO.'S, .. E.
Nos. l2is and LIS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-03
DR; P:P: DUAL CALLS THE Al

ID n. TALLEY, ATTORNEY AT
N LAW, practices In the city Of R!ehAonA.
:ounsis: Of chsstsrasls HsassS s "a H at1n
once and residence, Msnchestsr.
Communications sddrssssd 10 1snehseer, Va,
will receive pyompe attention. 0@o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-03

EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-Gm
IL TIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoAPA- s1I.s
ny. = The splendid new side-wheei sts.r1ssy
HATTERAE, 8. ALEXANDER commando, a ,.Dsi
NXRLR, A. BouRNR commander. leave hlehEyS .,s
eveTy TUESDAY and FRIDAYi leave asS i0''
ever WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. hail,
These SHIPS are entirely new, ana WIZ '-
KY hsWs spisndid SALOONS and STAT;
ROOMS, ana the FARE, ACCOAAODATiVasA '
ATTENTION are nnGarpsssed. ., 81.
Pssoage. meals, and state rooms ineiodss'S -
VEN DOLLAR0 AND a HALF. t,,,,
a Nav Yoif' on the Conpsnys covered pi"'
within forty eight hours. ~. v,.u
shippers are invited 70 notice thai tns Is
damage and loss BY handling, and exposure IA
Frequent 70 skipping, - on other hns''
fsSissss 10; points bsyond New York VIZ ;. or
vardsa with dispsssh, and no charge nsds 'A''r
actual expenses Incurred. ala,
Thee ships disshsygs sAsso In New for. y ~,
No. 9 Eosih river, ana The Company. ,tsanss e..
Ser Wilmington, North Carolina Charlss -, n,
vsnnah, Mobile and View Orleans, iesye IT, ,,.,,.
same pier. Goods for thsss points can % "N-
fsYfsd without sxpsnse or exposure ~ hs
Insurance n very low By these sniis ,,,,,ea u
economy IN tine, insurance, and sohsSs.s.
vhish Soods are delivered. makes this NE 4
ca road iron Virginia. lpsuranes sfseN'
lewsst rstss. vhsn ordered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-03

TLEGANT VELVET CLOAKS-THE
IL MOST CHASTE and SUPERB ARTICLES ever
presented to purchasers in Richmond-are to-day
opened at J. sTEENBoCh Co.s,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-03

WARN, COMFORTABLE KNIT
w SKIRTS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN are
selling very rapidly, owing TO tho very small pro-
fts at which they are sold, at *-'
.s..s ]. sTEENBoCK i CO.'S,
..-r. fta Nos. l2I3 and 1915 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-03

HHILDREN's CARRIAGE Fac
~ TORI, CORHIR CARY AHD y0uRTH
sfR1ETS, RICHsoMD THE net beautiful Pat-
a liberal diaeouns 10 the trade. ~ },sgs,3s. -
0rdsn nom al psrts Of the country promptly
Ta--ss wILIlAA yoRBss. Psssripass. {
ACKNOWLEDGMENT d STAINS
~ nggY, a0uel. sI0E, - oR4Ans9T4lt
GT1&4Ts between Nehth and Ninth streets, Whsre
th6y world ~ plea5e1 % receive Qeoes feS ell
81 81 ~ =: NJ ~ ss ~: :.'''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-03

STEAMERS.

~
nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
IL POINT, AND ALL LANDINGS q So1 .
ON JAMES RlvRR.-On and afser -
thu TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the E<x-1EH2
slegant steamers u
JOHN SiYfLvEsfi;EiRi, =. Captain e G. Gfg9sD,
will leave Ludlam Wstsoh's wharf DAILY sr
cept Sundays, at O'Clock A. NJ, for CITY pnis
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LAApiA"
ON JAMES RIVER. r,,
Passengers by these boats will arrive AZ wv
Point Ia time to connect with the cars Tor fe'sn'
burg. AIM
Fare IN NorloIk...........:...''". "A
Pare TO Norfolk, second class. ="
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. ros
Rstarning LI s1ys, Norfolk TUESDAY 1HOh''
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. n,vs
Returning, Leaves Norfolk MONDAY, "Ep'hs
Irsightfor way landings nus. be %,I prepaid PAID,
Once at steamers wharf
- H. FIREMAN, Passenger Agent
Once corner Fourteenth and frankiih '''N
LIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-03

NOTICE TO THE LADIES.-We
~ have just received large and fne assortment
of Ladies' very fine
KID HEEL ROsETTB SLIPPERS,
CONGRESS and
FRONTAGE CATERS,
which we should be pleased TO show our friends
.a. ..-. and the public.
Give us call II you wish something really nice,
'--N ' - PUTNEY d WATTS,
aus corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-03

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
IL L. L. MONTAGUE SON,
rINrn STREET, BETw1EH MAIN AID CARY,
will be pleased to receive orders from their fendl
7. and the public generally for
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
IN EVERY STYLE.
Good work guaranteed. Terms moderate:
An 6-u L. L. MONTAGUE SON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-03

O0ly o. - ever
spoke ne ma hapdreds ana thczt9udS
o. nes NJ daaiy tslliSs NJ aspes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-03

T LINNEMAN, DYER AND SCOUR-
LIZ ER, Seventh street, between Broad and Grace
opposite the Theatre Is prepared to do Ill kinds OF
DYEING, CLEANING, and SECURING, In all It's
branches, ct short notice. Give ma call and ex-
anime for yourself.
Agents wanted to solicit orders in the country
and in every city Of this State. Address box 1eS,
post once, Richmond, Va. jyAh
Evening star., 1866-07-03
LATER FROM MEXICO.
Liberal Victories - The Capitulatisn Of

GALVESTON, July e.-flake's Baltetin (ex-
tra) Of Sunday evening", July 1st, publishes
dispatches received at the headquarters OF
Gen. II. Wright, at q al weston. from Gen. joe
w. Getty, comman ding 1t Brownsville. dated
June ~, p. m which contains the folio wing
highly important news
The right bank Of the Rio Grande is now In
the possession Of the Republican forces OF the
Government of Mexico.
The battle between Escabado and Mejia. on
the 10th, near Carmego, resulted in the total
route Of the latter, and the capture Of the train
of merchandise.
Bagdad was abandoned by the Imperialists
on the night OF the 18th.
The city Of Matamoros capitulated on the
sd, 10 Commissioners appointed by General
Caravajelo. General Mejia, with all the In
perial troops, embarklng berw cen the hours OF
three and four O'Clock p. m, under the pro.
lection Of the United States nag. gt i--....
The most liberal terms were granted to the
lmperialsts. The army was given up without
bloodshed, pilla ge or piunder, and is now uu-
der command of General jose De Lsgaria.
There has been no violation ofthe neutrality
laws.
General Escobado with his forces, said to
number 5000, entered Matamoros about one
O'Clock on June Gath.
A train, said TO contain specie, from Monte
reg. arrived recently above Mier under the
protection Of an Imperial escort. The train
was started back to Monterey under the same
escort.
Evening star., 1866-07-03
SUFFERING IN SOUTH CAROLINA

The commanding officer of the military nos,
at Darlington, South Carolina, forwards to
the Commissioner OF the Freedmen's Bureau
an application from some Of the most prom.
lnent citizens of Chesterfield district asking
the Government to come TO the relief of the
starving poor in that district. The petition
states tnat there is now great suffering among
the poorer classes of the white people of the
district for the want OF the necessaries of life
and the distress is increasing aud pxtendin Q
every day, while there are none there able To
give relief or save these destitute ones from
actual starvation. This district suffered more
severely by the march OF Sherman's army
than perhaps any other in the State from the
destruction of provisions aud the means of
providing for the future and there is now
neither gram sufficient to keep the population
alive nor money to purchase il with The
STATE Of affairs is becoming truly aiarminr
Livery day poor women are begging in the
streets OF Cheraw for meal or corn to save
themselves and children from starvation. and
the petitioners wonld gladly afford it il they
had It. Therefore, IN behalf Of these sufferers,
they apply 10 the Government for assistance
and state that TO be effectual 1t must be speedy.
Evening star., 1866-07-03
THE CONTINENTAL WAR.
Latest News by the Cuba.

1t is rumored that Bavaria hesitates at pres.
ent 10 take an active part in the campaign on
the ground that Austria is not ready.
The Pail Mail Gazette says the general be-
lief is that Austria has resolved to concentrate
all her strength in the effort to secure her
supremacy in Germany: and after such cross
ing OF swords as VIII satisfy her honor, she
Will suIrender Venice, rf the Italians arc will
ing to come to aE amicable understanding.
The London Times, speaking of the apparent
delay on the part Of Austria, observes that the
Austrians no doubt have some reason for their
apparent inactivity. The Generals and all the
able troops are eager, and their obvious inter-
esi is to be successful at tie beginning OF the
The Daily NeCs thinks the inactivity of the
army has been imposed under sag tcious coun-
The Prussian troops entered the Austrian
territory near Odorberg, in upper SiIesia, on
the night OF the 2lst
The movements OF General Benedek are kept
very secret. Nothing more than recennois-
sances appear to be made by the Austrians i'm
Upper Silesia. The PTussians continued to
fortlfy themselves at Dresden. Emden has
surrendered TO the Prussians. The Vienna
papers assert that the Saxon town Of ZIttan
has been destroyed by the Prussians, IN copse.
qrence ofthe refusal of the inhabitants 10 pay
war contributions.
The Prus-ians have taken the elector OF
Hesse and his Minister of War prisoners, ard
sent the latter to Fortress Minden.
Ihe Saxon army has succeeded in joining the
Austrians.
~ II oi>O icu tuiil tue dHnONpTlan trOOnS
have effected a june ction with the Federal Army
COrps
Tha Federal Army Corps around Frankfort
amounted to 6JCUO
The headquarters OF Prince Alexandria are
TO he transferred TO Frankfort The Odea-
burg M mister at the Diet h as been recalled to
Mecklenhurg. Switzerland has been offi cialIy
infO1 of the comm en- cement of hostilities
Austria has declared Venice ana Trieste in a
state of seige. The Austrian ouiposts at Apazo
were attacked by Italian volunteers on the
22d ult. Several shots were EXCHANGED. Ii is
officially denied at Berlin that Prussia has
ordered a conscription in the countries they
have entered
Evening star., 1866-07-03
Suicide OF senator Lane.

LEAyENwoRTH, July 2.-Senator Lane, of
this State, shot himself last evening, infiicting
a wound which res ulted fatally at O'Clock to-
DAY He had been acting strangely for several
days, and a careful wetsh had been kept over
him: but while riding last evening with his
broiher-in-law. Mr.. Mccall, and Captain
Adams, a brother of his son-in- law, he got out
Of The wagon, which stopped at tbe gate Of the
residence OF Mr.. Mccall, and stepping to the
rear, drew pistol and sho: himself in the
mouth, The ball passing out through the top of
his skull. The act was undoubtedly the res ult
OF temporary mental arrangement. This is the
third member of the family who has destroyed
himself. The occurrence has created uniYer-
sal sadneSs here.
Representative Clark, of Kansas, received a
6espa eh yesterday from u. r Anthony, dated
Leave nworth, July 2, as follows:
Judge Delahay report, Mr.. Lane dead. He
Is alive but unconscious. Have just seen him.
Tne surgeons unanimously decide the case
fatal"
Evening star., 1866-07-03
1SbGOID EDITION,
o.cLOck 2. H. rolw e
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
- WASHINGTON. July 3, 1856.
Jay Cooke & Go. furAish the folio VIM
uOtaffOnS of f3ovs rn meut Satuyifies-
MURDER MOST rouL

The Chronicle has been for many months p Ia
boring to supplant the present corporation
officials, and to this end has ad yOcated All sorts
OF cranky schemes-negro- suffrage, abolition.
of the city charter, government by commits
soners. &c.. &c.-but the wheels Of Congress
move too slowly for its fiery zeal, and it now
brings forward plan that il thinks will do
the business for the doomed city officers, and
settle their hash without any necessity for
Congressional interference. With ingenious
malice that paper urges upon the corporation
officials, Mayor, Councils, &c, &C., to breil
themselves in civic procession over the hot
stones of Washington on the 4th; after which
TO be GRATED to for many hours In the same
torrid atmosphere. The Chronicle, doubtless,
with Mephistophelean eIee, recalled the pre-
vious suicidal demonstrations Of the sort
here, resulting in the death of several
esimable gentlemen, citizens and others
President Taylor, we all remember, fell a vic.
tim to u civic procession and Fourth of July
oration interspersed with the reading Of the
Declaration of Independence Poor George
w. p. Custis. who could never say ..no'' to a
request to orate on such occasions, collapsed
under the scorching sun of one blistering
Fourth and never raised his head AGAR On
the last civic procession here no less than nine
out OF fourteen city Aldermen-the breed ran
stoutcr then than now-were so nearly apo.
plected, and totally done for that they were
prostrated for weeks, and two of them after
wards died from the effects of that fatal march
Since then the people of Washington have
very sensibly objured all such street demon.
strations, with the thermometer in the nine.
ties, and celebrate the day coziiy IN the shade
There Is not the slightest fear but tnat .sInde-
pendence Day will be celebrated with en-
phasis here on tomorrow and for all time 10
come, but not in a way to invite sun stroke
Evening star., 1866-07-03

luton providing for the printing OF p. .o00 extra
copies Of the report Of the Agricultural Bureau
toe ls6&. The Hcu<e refused 90 agree % the
report and the resolution was passed.
The morning hour having then begun
The House res umed the consideration OF the
bill heretofore reported from the Comnftfee on
Public Lands to quiet certain land titles In
California, and vas sfill engaged In the dis
cussion of the same when ou- report closed. =
Evening star., 1866-07-03

Ss Ss Trs 5l4sS5D
~ orders public sales Of ever nve and : quarter
mft.ISns m OF ecres Of vacant public lands in WIS.
AZ tSe isei USsee a La CROSSE. an thu ,,th
aay OF SHPTE BKE next, the rssorved sections in
!hs counties Of Monroe. Jackson, Trsm1 .sd u
At ths Lard Once st La OR0ssn ON The ssth
dav OF sKPTEMBER next eoventeen psrts Of Town-
ships. the counties - above.
=, AZ the Land Once at FALLS ST. CROIX, on
ITEMS IN 1orty four rownships Add yaro Of Town
hips In the counties Of Dunn, Fierce, md ST.
! AZ the Land once At FALLS 81. URoIx. On
the I'd day Of OcIoB BKR next. ten DArts Of Town
Q AZ ne Land once g EAU CLAiRE. On the Let
SsTss OF in the cou. ties q CissSs, 0hir
he Land oS,ss s: a HssFrssvrNs POINT. o. tn.
o nsf S:s IS. s.s
ef Marah.,n AID Oconto
: AZ the Land Once af MHNAeHA. on the sth day
81 OcIosEE next, sixty seven Tew1ships sad psr1s
=. At the Land Once At BAYFIILD. % the ssh
eay OF NoyENEER next. the fessrved secs1pos iu
sssssnsy ss one soSn:ssHs - se1 v1ss: e t2Ssshi in
8 Al tks Land once At BAYFIELD. sn sAs ,s,h
day. OF NovEs BER next. forty nine teVnth1Da ond
Rs!ts o. townsaiIs In the counties Of AshlenA, La
II. lDWU6 6De. a ..
So .CoDAissiensfo foa the General G6nA ONE -
0RSERAL LAxB OFFICE. june IL. 1865. II l' =.
MorE..Un1ef che regulstions of tbs Dsuart.
can he nAds sor I'd dvsrtisine Dfee,e6Atiess cHce0t
Esbl.M 81 the goautsii onsr u the p zeal Lad
......-s CO =
Evening star., 1866-07-03
nEPARTmENT oF THE INTERIOR.
w INITED STATES PlTENT "a III

Washington. Jane rs. ISIS
ON the petition Of SAMUEL HpLBERT. Of
Osdensbuyg. ksw York. praying for the extension
Of patent granted TO him the 2ufh day OF septem-
bcr lss3, and ante dated September 10Th. 1852 for
an improve meHt in Pleu ghs. for seven years from
on the 1pth day Of September, ls6s:
tits ordered that the said petition be heard ct
the Patent Once en- Monday. the ID day Of Seq
temheT next, at Il clock N. and all perrons are
notified to appear and shew cause, II any tbeJ
have, why taid petition ought not 10 be gran ted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required 20
file in the Patent Once their objections. specially
set forth in writing. st least tscsnfy days before
the day OF bearing. all testimony filed by either
party TO be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rcles
Of the sfice, which will be furnished 2pDlics-
tien.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied upon 90
testimony must be filed in the Office ftrenfg days
before the day Of hearing; the arguRente. il any
within req days after fling the te.timon,
the Republican and the Intelligencer,. wsshins
ten. ID. c., and In the Daily Journal, Ogdens-
burRh. n. T.. once week for three successive
weeks the 6rst Of said publications TO be least
sixty days previous to the day Of bearing.
4. q. THEAkrR.
s:.kditoIs Of the sbeys papers will please
paSer containing this notice. iefi-lss3w
Evening star., 1866-07-03
PENSION OrFYCE

The following is statement of the work
performed in the United States Pension Office
during the month OF June last:-The number
Of widows, orphans and mothers claims ad.
mitted were 2,3i2 number OF the same rejected.
1i5; total number acted upon, 2,iss Number
OF Invalid claims admitted 2.351: number re-
jectedr 377; total number acted upon, 2733 To.
tai number Of claims disposed OF, 5,22I Num-
Der OF letters and circulars sent giving infor
nation and calling for evidence, 80, ,I9l
Evening star., 1866-07-03
xxxIxTH cONGREss-FIRsf SESSION
YERGnAY- Iulv q ". -. I.


TUESDAY, July g. ss.,,.,- 80 = :
s .SESATE.-Mr. Wilson, from the Military
Committee, reported the hill Introduced bv
him a few days since for the organiyufion OF
the regular army. Also, the House Joint res.
olutioh in relation to bounties for coIored sol-
diers. - . = - 's-s.-s - IL t. 80 =
Mr.. sumner from the Committee on Foreign
Relations, reported bin tor the relief Of J..
to appropriate $3.O00 for pay for guards, drag.
omen. etc, which he alleges he paid for out Of
his private purse for six years. Passed. c,ir
Nr. Howe called Up the joint resolution au.
thorfzing the purchase, for $5,O00 OF the law II.
brary Of the late James NJ. Pettigru. of South
Carolina: for the Library VI Congress, which
wa was nrS GiscusseG 6y Msss sssh y How sssssnden
On motion Of Mr. Edm undss tho House josnt
resolution for the appointment of q Committee.
on Retrenchment, was referreato the Commit
On motion Of Mr. Grimes, when the Senate
adjourns to-day II - to meet on Thursday. 81 }.
The special order. which was the 1ndian
AgProns,a,iOn bill: .,. wss taken up q O'Clock.
ment Of the Finance Committee, published in
Saturdays proceedings. 10 attach che Indian
Bureau TO the War Departrnent from end after
January I, 1867. tgegsflt Z al sa3 I'd
tee ON Accounts, reported . resolption pre- :
scribing the manner In which the emp1oyees
Of the House shall authenticate their accounts
for settlement Adopted. i.ste p
Committee ON the Freedmenss Bureau bill,
made report, in which Ne asked the concur
~rence Of the House. 80. = 20 sN 8
Mr.. Prank OF OHIO, moved that the bin lie
upon the table; lost-yeas Is; nays 10R 3 = s'
The report was then agreed To- So the 6iII
has passed both House,. - lse - q =
AT. Raymond of n. ", introduced concur
gress to the workinsnsno OF Lyons, France, Tor
the gift Of certain silken American fags.
Passed. - t,t...s - = $500 r -
/ Mr., LAiin. Of q. " .trom the Committee On
Pytndne, reporsea upfAyorably upoAsAs eeee-
Evening star., 1866-07-03
LAND OPERATIoNs

Reports received al the General Land Office
for May last state the Homestead actual settle.
ments entered during that month at Vancouver
Land Office, Washington Territory, covered
2.C36 acres. There were also cash sales amount.
ing TO S1,7sl. AT the San Francisco Land
Once, California, the cash sales embraced a
coal tract, and amounted TO SOL 113, besides the
disposal of 1889 acres by bounty land war
rants and number OF entries Tor actual settle.
ment under the Homestead Law.
Evening star., 1866-07-03
DrrAfEEfh4HRhSy Ef4RS II Ess 5syur

On u. psutios q wisafs66S EsvSs s q F:s.-
Tor = Iros:ss.s q Suiss fsi s, .:s
tans: -: q sts = & g, EAsysas:r, -:
,s:,S S:E SSsst g g 2 ss,S:S 90 !s.seSs s,s -
vhy sd pesisiee oe0ks - tobs granted.
hIe q ~ Rsaeee o. their shjscaons. spScisaiy
ssY sss sSFin g = S,Ss g .ssss sss;H Ss,s s
70 b u:s4 8 tks "a hsariSs neel be ssEss -
one. yiish vili $ isssislsd % sSpliessios. ~
S: :i s: :f: & s:. ,s S:;s: @
The Ssy e 49, ssssfSiss s t. sssS..n.., any. wSfSs
0Idered, a)so. thss shts essice ~ publjsbed N
tos os g. ,s ssd -
Srst q ssia 1u6easioss 10 s It issst sxsy as1s
Drsvions soshs taS ot hsasiee -,w
- Comsnsssioner Of Sss~st..
p D. Hdfssss OF the sbevs paVsrs win pisas.
eepg, sna ssn1 their oils n ~ e0asst &c. U1h
psper centainins thts notice. 80, jeu.Nvsu
1'1Is Z r. IS CIV CIV NOTICE rss. ne sus.ea; !;
wsshingten County. IN the DistricS. q Columbia,
Eiiss Hssds isis q a osesesso.s. s B. ..s =. ss 3.
eeased All persons having claims seainst ehs saia
deceassd. are hereby Warned g sxhibit the same.
With the vonchers thereof. 70 the subscribsr.
:, Z: q as ss1s ssss
eissn unIsr as hand. shis rsA ssr. q Asrsl.
&1s.sL a. oeb11f yAfH.I
WDAsWsW-- 7 S5tl .o1f aAnsesEes0s
Us. y 's'tos sd' aais1. Siedtsss.
Evening star., 1866-07-03
FREEDMEN's BUREAU IN NORTH CARO-

Brevet Major General Thomas H. Ruger, in
his reDort 10 the Commissioner for the month
OF May, gives the following, nIustrauuy tho
operations of the Freedmer's Bureau in North
Carolina during that month The number of
Freedmen for whom contracts were made was
IA. nun ber of schools IN the district 133; last
month, 1sl number of teachers. I55; last month.
I52; number of schalars, 10.sC6; last month,
IpG6 number of hospitals, ~.
Evening star., 1866-07-03

A scientific gentleman In the State of Maine
has written to the Assistant Commissioner of
the Freedmen's Bureau. requesting that a
young Freedman and his wife be procured tn
perform the work on his farm. and wishes the
Assistant Commissioner to make il a special
point in the contract that they will not have
any children.
Evening star., 1866-07-03
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
senator Lane still Li,ins.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Generai Lane was still
living last evening, ou, his physicians have
no hopes of his recovery. He hiss been uncon-
seious and has not opened his eyes or spoken
since he shot himself r..
Evening star., 1866-07-03

PKRsoNAL-MajorGs George K. Leef, Assistant
Adjutant General TO Lieut.. Gen. Grant, went
TO Harrisburg, Pa, last evening and will re.
turn on the 5th instant. AAt 1
Evening star., 1866-07-03
nEPARfMENr OF TIE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFT(

On the petition Of VILLA n moor 8, OF Brook
ent rransed 70 AXIS C4RHAN asiSnes o. of pa fSe
satd william Moore, ON the lith day ef September,
lsz, Ter an insroyehsens in Door Locks, FOR seven
years from from the s1pirstlen e said patent; which
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once On Monday, the 18th day Of Sep
tember next. al IL clock n. and ali pefsous are
potiheA e .IPes.,, P,, and show cause, IL any they
Persons opposing the extension are required 60
file in the PstsM Once their sbiectiops, specially
set forth In writing at least ceafy days kefore he
day Of bearing; sli tsstinsny filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance With the rules Of the OF
hce, which viii be furnished on application.
Dep oeifions and other papers relied upon q tes-
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, ii any,
within te. days after nling the testimony.
e. OTasIed also. that this notice be Rgblished in
d, O.; snd u the Tribune. NeW York. n. r, once
week Tor three successive weeks the q rst Of said
Subloatiops te be at least sixty days previous to
tne sss OF nearing. Ct G. THkA9kk,
P.s.-Editors q the abovs papers viii please
COPY, and send their bills to the stent Once With
paper containing this notice. je2liawsw
Evening star., 1866-07-03
New Ysrk Markets.

NEW YORK, July 3-Coiton quiet Flour
dull. Southern 3 0 20aS1r. Wheat dull. Corn
advanced one cent. Beef quiet. Pork heavy.
Lard and Whisky dull.
Evening star., 1866-07-03
THE TAX BILL.

The COMMITTEES Of Conference on the tax bill
have been in session some days, and will meet
tomorrow morning to conclude their &ork.
The tax on cotton is left the last Of the items
to be dealt with. 1'-s - 3'9~ S-a - q