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ANnDr ~ AusKic,S cruzsv : Inpi.So An arrcst
of American citizen. Mf John oshca, VINO was
twenty year a resident Of New York and the owner a.
considerable property Ia this city and Brooyn took
plaoc the Fourth ~ July In the town of Triee
Kerry. ireland. charge OF Ienlsnlsin. nnd hs
committed 10 prison. Upon searcbing bs svunks the
police found no treasonalle documents any pap@fg
connecting hiia with the organ. n.zalup apparently
~aUsniing hls arrest Nj UShsa a witt 10 he
brother, Ar. Andrew O'shes resident of Tnice
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Agents Tor ~. sale - the tmrrirsa vfmiss@a
washss Htslbi1t EkbHtt ~ Ffest~Ar @Ffs Va a..
fe~sfy .na NiivwrwafN
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op,a-si l~ ~oia ~ dfuGi-s Ns'saAl street
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mothers testify thAf y ~ f- Ais AiHl - fe ~ aaf
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regulates no howels. hIfarV fftfHied VT
t~in~ sssi ale~i, snd - fsf~ats nnhtrA-n f~st Ff
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Mr. Ksssox frepJ Of Iowa from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported hack the senate aoendnenss TO
the Deficiency bill The amendment making the com
pcus7un NJ female folders la the Dead Letter pcr nfy
dollars pcr month concurrcd In. The appropris-
tbs Presidents house non.concurrcd In. The APP
preparation Of twenty thousand dollars for cxpcn
of tho visit OF the Cherokee delegates
IN The appropriation for increase oi coD,rcnsafon oi
senate employees ncing the second Midday IN De-
oember. 1885, Was nonccncrrred n The appropriation
~ Ave thousand dollars index ~ Senate list Of pri-
vaie claims was non concurrcd In.
On motion Of Mr. KAs-rs, the House insisted on ~
dsagrcemcnts, and ked for a committee OF confer.
TIN RKroRr nK NKsrnts INVESTIGATION
Nj WILSON, o. Iowa. moved 10 suspend rules thai
he might oner resolution. instrucng the Committee
On Printing TO report within hour solution for the
printing OF extra cupes of the report Of the Memphis
Investigating COMMITTEE.
Nc la BIsxI remarked that he Inferred from tho
motion that The cominIitee did intend 70 report
w. wnsos ssid that he wanted The House TO instruct
There was moi fu Committee present, and the com.
mistse Wa equally divided The rules suspended
sad ,he resolution va ln,roancsa NV, anu saop.ed
thercupon reported back tho resolution, with
20 print icusand extra copies of the report
and evidence aud ten thousand extra copies Of tle 70.
port without The evidence would covers about
seventy ave cents copy, and without covers twenty
cents
wr saASxrS, trep) Or Ky, one cf the seect commit.
tee sls,sd that he had Dern consulted about ~
The chairman Of the committee Mr washoarne. Of iii
nos had mover Thought proper g. call the committee
together for the purposr Of consultation.
Mr. BwcosAtI, lrer.l q Pa, another member of Tie
sslect committee, explained the clrcnmstance ~ the
COMMITTEES not being called together consultation by
ssyiag that two, not three OF the members had lrcn
III after their return from Memphis The report had
been prspscd BY the gentlemen from Illinois fMr.
Nashbarnc) He DIR BfoomsD had conferred with him,
end a.o with the gentleman from Kentucky mr. shank
hnl There was no riot IN Mempha u wasa con.
spsry on the part of cvil authorities 10 murder ia
opes day unonendng citizens. II was q massacre by
pevsons Who asked 20 be allowed 70 participate IN
o. government Of the country. In those terrible
thvee days thcre we're forty eight murders com
nussled ~ Memphis " nnoasndng American eH,wn@
tss Recgfdw " The city heading ihc m9b. rA'
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Mr.. DnaSo. by upHnmcus consnt, ,n'rcdaecd
ioint resolution, rccising that the MAJOR
had disposed of certain rea-sAsir and Iss 40.
organization Ia the building recently used A. Ladies
Far for the orphans Of sdiers and sailors and satbss
by the Speaker OF the Housc or the President ~ ts
senate particularly In reia,'on 10 the liberation u
ireland.
Alter SOM discussion the joint resolution VA agreed
coArcrons 10 er-Yoss
Mr.. Hoor1R from the committee of cynfsf.ure tte
net 70 x the compensation of certain collector 0f
toms, made a report, which wss agreed 10.
~ ,.n y ~, w n.,, - r ~. $500 ra.. ss.r ~ 49,,
was discharged from consideration az the hail fnr ne
relief Of the trustees and stewards ~ the Msdon cbnrh
u the wyandoitee Indians ssA The hl' teorc
srsrsrs- os rHs rrxsKrR'n rsnts rrro~ys o.
The Tiou.e prcseeasd q, s2o = " 70 The sassns..
sDSrnos Nv ssmAss.
The Senate bill for the sdmssinO of the ~se ~ Ne
brsska into the Union came up
Mr. Ricy of Me, moved ~ reference 20 ,he Commit
Immediate admission II Ssbr.sks a. sisss b for The
feature her constitution which dsfrsehssd her csorsd
people
NJ Rry replied that i vss IN February Isss
Mr. srKvv.s remark "a that thai long Af~r Con
grcss had indicated ~ viii that matter, snd slss
evident the people % Ssbrska not ~ 10
w. RrIry .uare..ed On amendment su,horsrinx lhe
President 10 declare Nebraska . ssase In The tniou
whenever that Objectionable feature IN removed
Mr. Hirg dcciscd 10 allow the arpsndmsnf 10 b.
offered lie withdrew the mosion TO refeS, and asked
vote on the Tssssgc Of the bill
The vote taken and resulted yeas g. nays 81 rhs
speaker voted in the affirmative. 20 the bl pas~~d
without amendment and goes 70 the President fov he
signature.
usry og WAND srRsnT
Tho ncxt business The speakev's tshe The F~n
ate ball 10 ray ss70 20 ward \ Burnett. haiAors of
pension vrongfnlly ~ithheii from hsm w0 rsfsrrs6
10 the COMMITTEES on Ink.' renssons.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-08
THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS, FIRST SEES
III SI0N-R

ThlkIf-NlNTH CoNGREss, FIRST SEES.
An Act to protect the manufacturers of mineral
water in the District of Columbia, and for other
b i enoe,ed By he Ssaois oDd Horss Of Repye-
se"'Ht'reS o. tae s,ted Stofss Of AnleTico ~ Co,
ders Of mineral waters and other beverages 10y
law allowed TO be sold in bottles pom which their
names or their mark or marks shall be respectively
impressel, NAV lille with the clerk of the supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia description OF
such bottles and of the name or marks thereon,
and shall cause the same to lie published for not
less than two week, successfully. in a daily or
weekly newspaper published in said District Of
sEc.2 Ind be nfx,thsr snactsd, That it is here
by decls TO be unlawful for any person per
sens hereafter. without the permission of the
owner OF owners thereof. t. Il u with mineral wa
for sale to traffic in any such bottles so marked
ami not bought by b i'm or her of such owner or
shall be liable to penalty of nifty cents for every
bottle 50 filled. or sold. or nsed: disposed Of,
or teu ght or trsiicked in, for the first offence
and + We dollars for every Subsequent offence, to
he recovered as other fines in said District of Co
lumbia.
In accordance with the provisions of the above
law OF Congress, passed st its late session, aud
July IS. 1850. append hereto a description OF the
bottles belonging 10 and used by me. and caution
all persons against desling or traffckinS in or
using said bottles will enforce the provisions
OF the law against all pers.ns so offending:
Army shipn, Georgetown. d. c." and "A. L
=. This bottle is never sold
Army 4 shinn Georgetown. ID. G." and "A. &
8. This bottle il never sold. 81
Sd. Glass Bottes for Mineral Water. mark cd
R A shiBn Georgetown, ID. c." and -. This
bottle is never sold
a,h: Glass Bottles for Porter and Ale. marked
h. A. SHIN. Geor getown, ID. o." and 3 This
bottle il never sold .
sub. Glass Bottles for Mineral Water. marked
SR A. Shinn. Georgetown ID O., ana "A a A
g. o., New Raven, Ot., Pat. ian S, 1854
9Th. stone Bottles for Weiss Beer, marked h.
A. ShinB, GEORGETOWN. ID. G.
7th. Stone Bottles for Spruce Beer, marked
Army d Shinn. Spruce Beer >
sth Stone Bottles for Mead, marked Army h
Shinn. Superior Mead
Riley A. SHINN,
Union Bottlipg Depot and
Weiss Beer brewery,
No 81 Green street corner Of Olive.
6-2w GeorRetowu II. q
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DIED

O'BAIRE. On the 9TH instant of consumption,
MARY, the beloved wife OF the late Michael
Hare, IN the SD year of her age
May she rest in peace. Amen
Her mineral viii take place Thursday, at M
IRON her ate reSid Lcr, I'd, between and q SITS
Island. The friends Of the family ar respectfuIy
invited TO attend.
lChicago papers copyl
LINDSEY. Wednesday morning, August Sth
AZ the residence OF his father. Brevet Major WEB
STEB LINDSLl. M ID U. s. A. only son Of DR.
Harvey and Emeline g. Gindsly
The friends Of the family, the officers II the army
and the medical profession, are invited to attend
his funeral at $40 street, on FRIDAY next at
eleven q. m.
CONARp: On Wednesday morning, Sth instant
BEeBEN u, son OF VIM. and Adelaide Conard
aged - months and 2 days.
Funeral will take place on Thursday, the 9th
instant, at p. IA.
Baltimore and PhiladeIphia papers pleass cony i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-08

CoREs, BUHIeNs, CLUB ana Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callos!tie-, Vascular Excrss-
cences, and other disorders OF the feet. sue
oessfuliy treated without pain, by Dr. White,
Surgeon Chiropodis-. Rooms No i2i Pennsyl-
yanla avenue. between AZ and 9th streets. Of
fee hours from a. N. 20 ) d m, and 6 70 : o. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-08
10y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

TW0-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
on 9TH street west, between n and { streets
north. AT Public Auction
On THURSDAY, the 9Th instant. at o clock D.
m we shall cell, on the premises. parts Lots No
10 and II. in square No az, having about p feet
trent by 100 feet deep with the improvements con-
sIsting OF q two story Frame Dwelling House.
Also,
Immediately after the sale of the aboYe property.
shall sell. in frokt OF the premises, Lot No. IS
in Miltbergers subdiyisisn of square No. AL,
having 25 feet front 9TH street west, running
streets north
Terms 0nethird cash; balance in 10 and %
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured BIZ
a deed Of trust the premises. All convey az
and revenue stamps at the cost OF the purchasers.
$50 dewn on each piece Of property " hen knoc ed
OF. GREEN q WILLIAMS,
au cd Anctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-08

DESERVING or CONFIDENCE.-There i no
article which so richly deserves the entire con =
fdence OF the community as "B-o7On's Brop-
chidi TrOchCs.' The Troches have received
fattering Communications from the most cele-
brated Clergymen. Lawyers, and Public
Speakers, who speak from personal experience
Those suffering from Asthmstic and Bron-
chial Diseases, Coughs and Colds, should try
the TroChes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-08

WHEELER WILSON'S unrivaled family
Sewing Machines More than 100000 have
been sod. All styles, with latest improve
ments. ut the Office, 800 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
under National Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-08

manufactured Sets ard Buttons,
Jet and Pearl Sets and Buttors. let
Chains come on this morning al Prigg's Dollar
Jewelry Store. No. AS Pennsylvania avenue,
third door from - stree1.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-08

STRANGE, BUT TRUR.-That Warts, MOles,
COrns, BunioIs, Bad Nails, etc. can be re-
moved without pain. To be convinced call
AT DIR. Whites Rooms, al Penn. ay between
AZ and 9th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-08
CTTV TDTp~C>

COVENANT LoDGE. l. O. o. r, have their
Annual Picnic on Monday next, at the Sew
eEth street Park. See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-08

FOG GLYNoNT.-To. morrow evening. the
JudEpsudent SocIaIs give a grand excursion 20
<TIyrncur 'hs steamer Wawasseil leaving 9th
street wharf ~ O'Clock. The Independents
tr'GuilS areputStion an the pic -asc and eX
o-,rs.oH iIne. a9u ihi> excursion WIFI be one OF
tIeIr be-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-08

IHApEQUATE PUNIsHMENT.-Last nigh
officer Grant. of the Second Ward, arrested 4
negro boy, I6 or Il years old, upon charge OF
making Indecent proposals 10 little W bite
.iri. shout II years old. The child told her
mo,aer what the negro said 10 her. and she had
hrm arrested. Justice Morsell fined the pris-
'OpPr SfO 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-08
RY THOS. BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown

NITERE. SCBeeL BOOKS, DISKS.
BENCEEs. &c;.&e;
o,ciocH 7 vii eli ~ the feorestoxp Fsnsis
Seminary, OIL the corner OF " ashington and Gay
streets. o large assortment Of Household Furni
Desks and Ben~brs. Counter and Shelving, Crock
cry and Glsss Ware, and q great many articles not
mentioned
Terms cesh Sale positive.
SARAH T. louGHEBTY, Erecutrir.
su7 Intel. THOs. BOWLING Enct
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auetioneer,.
DEPARIIM.nEANpT OF OF THE THE INFERIOR tt =

IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHlNsToN. July II, 1850.
- On the petition Of LINUS VALE, j., of
New York, 7. praying for the extension of pat
ent granted to him the 18Th day OF October, ls2
for an Improvement in Burglar proof Plates for
Door safe. Walls. Vaults, Re, y for seven years
from the expiration of said patent. which takes
place on the 18th day of October, 1855:
Ii Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday, the LIST day of o.
tober next, at Il o'clock m; and all persons are
notified TO appear and show cause, IL any they
have. why said petition ought not to be gran ted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
file in the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing, at least ftrsHfg days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony fled by either
party 10 he used at the said hearng must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules
of the effice, which will be fur nished applca-
ton.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as
testimony must be filed in the Office rIrtErg days
before the day of hearjpg; the arguments, IL any,
within tea days after filing the testimony
Ordered. also, that this notice be Published in
the Republican and the lntelligencer. Washing
ton. ID. c., and in the Times, New York. once a
week for three snccesiv We weeks; the drst of said
publications TO oe at least sixty days previous to
the day of hearing. THOMAS HARLAN.
Acting Comnis sioner OF Patents.
p. s.-Editors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills 20 the Patent Office with
paper containing this notice. jy
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS officer Barker, OF the
seventh Ward arr ested Vim. Hall, John
simpson. and Charles Dade, negroes, upon a
charge of en-, sring the dwelling OF Mr.. James
Mccarthy AID stealing about s2oO In money
and a gold watch g'he property has not been
recovered: but Hall and Simpson we've sent 10
iaII, and Dade held to bail for court by Justice
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PENNIES can be had III : ~ quantities At the
Star Office counter.
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INsANE.-lesteraay morning. n man named
seymour l.. Force ran down 10 the depot, call
ing on Officer Callahan for protectionY SAVING
that some parties were after him He was
taken TO the station, and after TIVE physicians
mad examined him, permit was obtained
from the Secretary Of the Interior, and he was
sent 20 the insane Asylum
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuctiOneeT..

NIT &C THE CoRNER OF AZ STREET,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. the 9th instant. we shall sell,
az g. o clock ~, on the premises, Lot No. o IN
III, next 10 the corner Of "a stIeet, Island, ran
HiHg back to a wide alley.
Terms: 9De-thiId each balance in and u
months. for notes hearing interest A deed given
ana deed of trust taken. All convey ance 81 cost
uf purchaser, including revenue stamps S50 re-
quired paid down when he property 10 knock OF
au I'd GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aarts
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OFYIC ERs OF THE HEBREW CONGREGATIONS.
The regular annual election of officers OF the
Washington Hebrew congregation was held on
the 5th instant, and resulted in the selection of
the following gentlemen Reader, =. Lipp-
man: President, X. Gusdorf Vice President,
l.. Gassenheimer; Recording Secretary, NJ. fl.
Prince: + .nancial Secretary, l.. Pribram: Treas
urer, u. Levy; Managers. VI. Cohen, VI. Brock
heiner; Trustees, j. Waliach, NJ. Samstag, h.
-
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MARRIED,

McMILLAE-GENTRY Aukest 7th by Rev
W: Il. johnson, Fir THOMAS Ii, MCMILLAN TO
Miss MARY q. GENTRY, all OF Washington, h.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneeu.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. GROUEkfES AND Store
FIXTURES on .treet south, between 5th and
9th streets easf. at Public Auction.
On FRIDAY. the 10th instant. at clock . M
We sball sel, hy order Of the Hon. Orphans Ceurt
OF the District OF Columbia, the Personal Elects OF
the late Marceila Riley. deceased, viz:
One Green Rep Psrlor Suite
Marble TOP Tables
Gilt Frame Mirror. CARPETS
Four ine Feather Beds
Two n Mahogany Card Tables
Cottage Bedsteads, Bureaus, &c.
Also.
Lot Of Groce ries. Shelving, &c.
Terms cash.
BY order of the Administrator.
au7 GREEN A WILLIAMS, Aucts
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w Il l. LIS 8 A l. % O N
~ GAG Penna. ay., between 18th and 18th SITS

GAG Penna. av., between 18th and 18th SITS.
The finest in Warrington, the richest the pur-
est. the best OF CREAMS, ICES. and FRUITS,
ping or promenade ng will find here most gentee |
resort for Lunching. AN o.6ts
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
As desire to vacste the Repository ,S88Z&S
400 Penn a avenue, on September lst IT.
persons In want OF new or second hand Bugeies
Rockaways. Extension Tops, Wagons, &c, W GU Id
do well TO give me call as Am selling at reduced
prices. Repairing promptly attended To-
R0BEkT H. GRAHAM,
4O9 Penn. avenue, near ~ street.
an ST. and 214 ID street. bet Sth aud 9th