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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 526 s. E. corner 7th and u streets
by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Anctioneers
ID No. 500 s. f. corner of 7th and ID streets


UNrNPRoyEp REAL ESTATE FRONTING on
9v STKEE WE M2kIH ANR ,TWWENTYFlRsT
On TUESDAY, the 10th instant, at . O'Clock
m We shall sell, on the premises Lots Nos, 8,
9, Il and Y, in SQUARE No 81 all being suhdiyidsd
subdivision will be exhibited on the day of sale
made 10y Mr.. Forsyth. to which we cal the atten-
ton Of purchasers as they will have fine chance
for investment, and win be sold without reserve.
eighteen and twenty four months for notes bear
ing interest. and secured by deed Of trust the
premises. All conycyancing and revenue stamps at
when sold Title indisputable, and the owner will
~ y i3d '' GREEN i WiLLIRMS, Aucss.
~ ABOVE SALEIs POSITION ED until
MONDAY, the I'D instant, on account 'h the rain
jy yTi 10 W any GREEN WILLIAMS .Aucts.
by COOPER 4 .LATIMER, Auctiomeers,
- Late clerks with J. G. McGnire Co..
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building
GUARDlAN's SALE OF MARBLE BUILDING
NEAR THE BOUNDARY. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of decree Of the Orphans Court,
dated the 9th day Of JIy and apPrGyed BY
the undersigned will sell, at public auction, on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of July, 1857, at six
O'Clock p: M. on the premises, lot No. 10, III
Todd's subdivision OF Square No. 6ts, with the i'm
The lot fronts 20 feet en- North Capitol street, is
100 feet in depth and improved by small whit
Tf
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree, are
one half cash and the residue in six months from
the day Of sale at the option Of the purchaser,
al expense Of MINI sTrfHaLnANs Guardian, &c.
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COAL AsH.-The ashes OF coal are by no
means a valuabIe as those of wood and the
chemical analysis shows that they very
deficient In The phosphates and alkalies SO
usefni Tor manures. They contain an abun-
dance OF caicined clay with oxides and sui
phIdes OF Iron magnesia and lime. Notwith-
standing this, they have been found very
effective as fertilizers for certain clayish soils,
N aking these soils lighter, more porons and
easier TO work, but the coal ash must be ap.
piled in sufficient quantities. Coal ash is bet
ter stll in moist but not marshy grounds,
principally when mixed with some Stacked
lime. The quantity OF coal ash required is
about fifteen TO twenty cubic yards per acre,
and experience has proved in Europe that
coal ashes give much better results than a
chemical analysis would indicate. They ap.
pear to have an absorbsd power for nitrogen,
ard the sulphur and iron they contain are
valuable as fertilizers
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOB
BALTIMORE.
Making freight connection at AQUA CREEK
with RICHMOND, FREDERICkS- 500
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. 9&A
The steamer EXPRESS. Captain A. @0b
C. Nickle, and steamer kENNEBEC, Captain Jpo
H. Wilson, leave Washington from Sixth street
Wharf, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, as
6 a. m. for Baltimore, and usual way landings on
Potomac river. Returning, leave Baltimore every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY,4p m.
For further Information apply to
j. b. BRYAN BRO,
NH l8-n No. 345 Pennsylvania ave
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WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE SAMAR.

ITAN s REMEDIES.
Posi- HOSPITAL. Fort MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Md. Feb 70, 1854 i have great satisfaction in sta
ting that have used The Samaritan Remedies for
Neer;,i diseases in its most customary forms; that
/ have used them with Judgment, discretion, and
properly, and have found them respond my an
ticirations promptly and efectually. Knowing
their composition have the fullest confidence in
their efficacy, and far my use of them extends,
| recommend them strongly.
Assistant Surgeon, 9Th n. Y. Vols, -
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 526, s. E. corner 7th and D sts

Il NO. 0SOi e. COIueE TN anu ~ StS.
HALF OF LOT NO. IS, IN SQUARE NO 7e,
FRONTING ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE :.
BETWEEN AND U STREETS NORTH, AT
AUCTION
On MONDAY the 22d instant, at 81 O'Clock D
M, shall sell. on the premises, being Is feet
front by about 10 feet deep to an alley.
Terms One half cash. balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyanclng
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
$50 down ON the day Of sg.a.
~ I'D GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts.
RY GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 526 s. E. corner 7th and streets.
TwO-sTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE,
WITH THE ADJOINING LOT, FRONTING
On 23d AND STREET NORTH, IN FIRST
On TUESDAY, the 10th instant. at 6la O'Clock D.
m shall sell on the premises, Lot 49, in Square
No. 80, House being IA feet front with an adjoining
lot having the same front, running back to a fine
alley.
Terrns: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust the premises. All conveyancing
and Revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
8 100 down on the day of sale.
jyll-d GREEN b WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the rain, until TUESDAY, the 23s
instant, same hour and place.
jyI7-d GREEN B WILLIAMS, Auct's.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

()fFlCE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG,
" AND p. X. r. COMPANY
cu.~cr o,, " ARLINGTON, July Sd. 1857
nttHaNIE OF SCHEDULE.-On and after FRI
s ~iti leave 7th street wharf at m aesAA#N
aIu p m: On Sundays at 6 a m a5E1J0z11Eae
only NAL King close connections for all nonts Sonth
and Southwest III Potn'o oousn
y 5-6t GEO. MATTINGlY Sunerip+andont
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- 49, - 49, W 49, wv
Bush Nath & Co
.Connerton John
CoDaut J H
sCheney J II
Cross Jabrief
C,,othier James
Carl' John H
Cook J,'ssa J
Coyle JoL n ~
Cook JOSEPH Il
Coonbs JAS
Clark Hon Lin 4
Clinton Mr.
Churchnan Mr
Catlett Mr.
Carney Michael
Cordes NJ Il
Cornell :. J
Ghamberlin o K
De Rochemont n
j
sDonaly P
Dexter stephen
'Elston Harry
Enright Jerem I
Emery Rev J B
Ellicott j P
Farnsworth Ed
gar 5
French Geo W
Franer G. w
Fitch Hon Fl s
Frankland II w
Fisher Henry
Farnum J II
Gray Joseph II
Guttenson F G
Graevc l.
Gumpert Louis
'Galens Mr.
GlIDey Michael
Galager p ID
Gordon s d
Hentsibel Fran,
Hess Frank
Hull Capt & A
Herbert Gotlieb
Hicks Governor
HaInmersteinCO
Hubert
Hallett Henry T.
billiard Harry /
Hudson J
Henderson JohI
Hawkins John
Huffman John
Harrison ] c
Harrison James
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RY COOPER LAT1MRR, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with James G. MCGUIRE & Co }
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street, Star Office Building.
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The steamer F." WAWASET' can be chartered for
Excursions TO Glymont and other points the
IiVer at reasonable rates. The Grounds and the
Pavilion at Gymont in good order for Pic MICS
and Pleasure parties
Parties desiring to charter the ssWawaset
should apply at the office of the Company, foot o
7th street. VIM b. COLT
N.Y. President Potomac Ferry Co.
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THE IMPEACHMENT QUESTION


We hear that the Hon. Measrs. Boutwell, of
Mass, Thomas Of Nd, Williams OF Pa, and
Lawrence OF Ohio, the four Republican mem-
beers of the Judiciary Com mit,ee who favor
impeachment OF the President, were yesterday
and are 10 day engaged in the completion OF
a report IN favor OF that meas ure, to be SUBJ
mitted to the House at an early day. The
Hon. Messrs. Wilson OF Iowa, Churchill OF
N V, and Woodbridge OF Vt, the Republican
members of the Committee so far opposing
the proposition, are expected to report agains,
it a. the same time, though their report will
probably handle the Presid ent's record quite
roughly. The Hon. Messrs. Marshall Of LII.
and Eldridg &c of Wis.,, the Democratic mem
bers OF the Committee, will doubtless report
an approval of all tho President has done
that may be distastefui TO their Republican
colleagues on the committee. So there will be
no majority report made; thus leaving the
House free to act on the subject, without be-
ing influenced by the prestige OF such a re-.
port, which, whether tor or against lmpeach-
ment, would. If made, be likely to determine
the action Oft the body in the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02

PkKsoNAL-Amongth the host o. distingu ishsd
persons now here is the Rev. Father Timothy
O'Toole, the former pastor Of st. PatIick's.
in this city. No man ever did more good
in the same time in this com munity, and con.
ssquen'ly no other gentleman has larger
circle OF str ongly at.achs friends in the Fed
erai metropolis. ...Seuators Sumner, OF
Mass, and Thayer. Of Nebraska, arrived here
yesterday. ....Spraker Oolfax and H "a, I'd.
NJ cpberson (clerk OF the House) have .rrived.
Hen. Sidney Clarke, Of Kansas, - on to
stcs 1t Baltimore, but teieRrephs tha II his
presence be necessary to mate quorum, he
will come here tomorrow. .'.Ex Vice
President Lafayette Foster 10 at Wi iards
Senator Wade arrived here this m ,rning.
Gen. w. W. AveriI, Consnl Gen raj OF
Canada, and y. Scott Stuart, of New 10 k. arc
at the Owen Hou.e. Hon. l.. +. TT .uoie,
Ky. ard Hon. Il. NJ. Ashley, Ohio, are It the
Metropolitan Hotel. ....Hons. +. L. Jones, of
Ky: +. A. Pike, OF Me-: Thos. A. b tut we'll, Of
Mass: Ja". F. Wil-on, of Me-. Jos. :. Nsgiey,
o! Pa. and X. V. Whaley, OF W. Va, ara At
Wiilard's. ....Hons. William Win ION, of
Mimi: G. q. Wsshhurne. Of Wis, and Ulysse !:
Mprcur, Of Pa, arelit the Ebbitt House.
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THE CAUCUS TONIGHT

Every member OF Congress now here, who
approves the reconstruction policy as EN-
braced in the Shellabarger. Sherman law.
wilt Of course attend the caucus called to meet
Tonight, as its proceedings are likely 10 be of
great interest and importance. 1t is expected
10 determine what is to be the labor and the
probable duration OF the session Of Congress-
to commence tomorrow: whether genera,
legislation shall be entered upon, includin o
the Anal disposition OF the impeachment a. es
tion, or whett er Congress shall address itself
simply to The purpose OF making the current
reconstruction laws SO plain as tina. those of
strongest rebel sympa,hies can no longer
fail to comprehend thar the law MAKING power
OF the Government refuses to recognize the
rebel States as having been restored to thu
Union with all their fol mer powers and rights
intact, and insists that TT. ssongshalI continue
to be made odious for the beGett of the futurs
Of the Union, North. South, East and West.
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! THE SToEN.--Several vessels broke loose
from their whurves in the storm | ct nix0s,
'and ali were tossed about considerably. One
los, two anchors, and was carried down TO
Eashyts Point, and struck on q rock and
sprung ateak. She was hauled ont by . tug
this morning, and Will be carried 70 the ways
To- repair
FI1B.-At two O'Clock this morning, fire was
dis, vN cred in the basement OF Keyser's Hail,
on Green street. It was caused oy some one
who placed q bottle Of coal oil under the
" ather boards, And Get IRE TO II. The flames
" re ext',guie ned without serious damage.
FLOUR MARKET The market for foar Is
quiet, there being o disposition to purcn asa,
d. 10, Justify any important chan Ra of the
quotation Of prices last published In the Star,
SELLING TX SAMPLK-Henry BrOaders WAS
arrested this morning by odicrr Vaikm an for
ceiling gnoas by sample. He was fined S. by
Justice Buckley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02

THE APPROACHING SsssIoN.-Up to the
hour at which the STAR goes to press TO .day,
the arrivals Of members OF both Houses Of
Congress have been SO few as to greatly en-.
courage the hopes OF those who are disinclined
TO the meeting Though the prospect OF the
attendance Of quorum seems SO slight this
afternoon, we believe that by neon Tomorrow
a quorum willing to lgo into the Hall will be
at hand The Conservative and Democratic
Senator ana members Who may be here, /. is
understood, will not attend or respond at the
first roll-call, as they are believed to be unau.
mously opposed to undertaking any leeisla.
ton whatever during this heated torn.
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DR0POsALs FOR MATERIALS TO BE sup
i Piled TO TIE NAVY YARDS UNDER
THE b, GR9gsaf f 81 CaNsT "a THE
TION AND REPAIR.
NAVY DE2ARrNrENr
- '----" = =. NAV IIEfhF I MEN II
BUREAU OF CoNsTRJCTIoN- AND REPA

BUREAU OF CoSsIRucTIoN AND REpAIR5
WASHINGTON, p. g. June II, 1857.
Materials for the Navy for the fiscal year ending
10 h, 1913 be re zee. =. ms bureau until
time the proposals VIII he opened
=. The proposals. must be addressed to the Chief of
Posads for Iimsfr the NaSy for the Navy
nsmisnea from other business letters the bids for
veIopts af's 10 'e ehci0Ssa IN separate en-
Printed schedules for any class togethsr with in
OF 20 aa # t forms OF
to lid % S o eh
9c hnss sshsduss will be isa for delivery the
m in, for or Zach satiop will have
nation only; in order tina. persons who intend to
Y Sara
oil Inc prop2sai must b: Tor the whole OF class
ann All for information d or tor the eN
m3P$a I.s Of tie Ts.pSsty, yards -, .
ns fr pTor pos mnst be by serti
las .h
and must show that ,Pi Is
to ;ass " ss,t esT'Isd
IL which they reside '' "' "e''Has '0' nc 0's'''''
makes De apS ses the who
..no 500 INC "
gMirsa hS law me Navy Departnael however, re-
rnihg me right 10 rcect the lowest bid, or any
with !! may aeen eHorbitant ,
req IN tle iuii amount VIII DC REQUIRED TO
sig. the contract and their must be
ment -.
A additional securlty twenty per centnm Wilt
H bseH And d" eighty fas spe
trmti i. VI ,ne anSun. o! elcn piii; approved In
anI Ill ~ VA S' y. m VI ti.e respective
a 49, f .h 's e u. nns;ef VI tne staion
III 1arrant tar M na,". MI linn iH ten va. aisr
M Snr,a 30, ~, N ~ Te sa nave oeei passed by
The classes of this Bureau are numbered and
designated as follows:
No. /. bite Oak Logs; No 2 White Oak Keel
Pieces: No. 3. White Oak Curved Timber No 4
hite Oak Plank; No 5, White Oak Boards: No
W.,in p bHas' TO- d asiiow Pine Beams
pine Logs: No. IL. White pine Mast Timber: No
Ia White pine piant Roaris. No * Wh;t' ~.
Elm Beech: No lis, White Ash oars: No II. Hick
ory: No. Is. Black Walnut Wahnsanv MANI
Cherry: No. 10. Locust Timber; No. 90 Locust
TIeenaiis; No. 2. Cypress. Cedar: No. q, Black
spruce no "a, hife Oak slaves and Headings
No 70, Lign'lmrlt@; No; 30. lngot Copper: No. 32,
iron NAT: M a. Iron miafe. NJ g. %, rN9ugnt
Iron spikes; No So. Iron Wrourht Nails: No a.
pipe. sheet: No 49, Zinc: Ne. Al, Tin: No Is. Sol
de-; No 4s Locks, Hinges bolts Of brass and
iron; No. ~, Screws. of brass and iron; No TO-
Files No 81 Augers; No. 50. Tools for ships stores
No. IS, Tools, FOR use in yard and shops; No. 81,
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Lewis johnson & o., quote stocks q,
Bonds In home and foreign n arkets a. follow


Lewis johnson 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign N arkets ~ follows:
NEW YORK. July 2.-First Board-U. s.
G's, 1881, coupons, 1G9 U. s. 5.aUs. coupons,
li0zs IS. 73Ts 1861; U. S. 10 4O'e, coups, lOOA
Pacific Mail, 1llk; Atlantic Mail, 1Uex; canton
Co., 46K; Cumberland Coal TO-, 36h: Quick.
silver. 81; Mariposa, az; do. preferred. =; N.
7. Central Railroad, 1olX; Erie Railway. Sex;
Erie preferred. 75X: Hudson River Railroad,
10ax; Reading r. r, 100; Michigan Central
r. K. Us; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana
R.R, Tx; lllinoIs Central r. r.. 12lH; Glove.
land and Pittsburg r. R., s54; North western,
49,; do. preferred, SAX; Tile velaHd and Toledo,
l2,: Rock Island, Sex; Fort Wayne. 994;
Ohio and Miss. certificates, 262s: Western Union
Telegraph, ASK; Boston Water Power, 23x.
LONDON, July 2-2 p. m.-Bonds unchanged;
Oonsols declined =; Erie advanced " Illinois
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, July "a p. m.-Ootton ad.
vanced sd.
LONDON, July 2-Neon.-Bonds, Tx; Con-
soils, gk; Erie, 43: Illinois, 70.
LIVERPOOL, July 2-Noon.-Cotton market
ie dull. estimated days sales 5000 bales: Mid.
ding Uplands, lid; Middling Orleans, Tx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02

HosPIrALITIEs DRcLINxD.-Hon. Thaddeus
Stevens, in a desp atch to the Chairmsn OF the
Committee Of Baltimore Councils to ARA nge for
his reception In Baltimore, announces that he
will probably spend this evening in that city,
bu, says he is "too feeble to take part in any pro-
ceedings'' in his honor, and that s.no notice
need be taken OF his absence or presence, as
he 10 'sferbid to mingle in any excitsmea,."
Hon. SCHUYLER Colfax. Speaker OF the House Of
Representatives, declines the hospitaiities OF
Baltimore, on account 1T comparative bust.
ness" and previous engagements requiring
him to be in this city this morning
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GRORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT MIL
VI LER'S. lO1 Bridge street Georgetown,D ID. {.
We are now. selling Summer DRESS GOODS, en-
b. acing handsome assortment, at reduced prices.
Also good Madder Calicoes at RIA; best makes Is
and Is; COCO yards good yard wide Rlesched Mus,
wide do, l21s, II and IS cents; 500 Palm Fans at
cents.
j, 2-1m- BENJAMIN MILLER
I-EILINI; OFF! SELLING OFF!!-kt reduced
- prices our entire stock of new and fashionable
FANCY GOODS, TO change business. ut George
town Headquarters. YOUNG b BEHREND;
No 12O Bridge ST., opposite Fred. Frennds
ja .O.lm* we'll known Ice Cream Saloon.
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THE MILITARY COMMANDERS

LIE hkl IUM MA bEhS.
II turns out that the published record OF the
proceedings in Cabinet meetings relative to
the inisnt OF Congress in snacting the recon.
struction lave. affords only about as correct q
view OF what was really said and done on
those occasions, as was obtainable concerning
Sheridan's opinions OF that affair, from what
was originally published Of his dispatch sent
hither Immediately after the perpetraton OF
the great crime Of our hstory-the New Or.
leans riots For some days past there has been
rumbliug thunder heard from q multitude OF
busy poliucisns who, having sympathized
with the rebellion on one pretsncs or another,
still sympa,nize with the purpose OF restoring
the leaders OF the treason TO power throughout
the South The cause Of their so vehement
discomfort is the failure of the President to
determine to remove General Sheridan. They
attribute this conclusion Of his to what trans
pired in Cabinet meetings when the powers
and duties Of the military commanders were
considered by the light OF Attorney General
Stanberry's opinion. II the revelations Of
these active but disappointed gentlemen be
correct, the Attorney General prepared
an elaborate and carefully poised series
OF questions to be propounded alike to all
the Cablne; Ministers, the "quod erat dem.
castrdndam''o of which, answered categorically,
would necessarily amount to advising the
Persistent to Get aside the well known intent OF
Congress with reference to the government OF
the States lately in rebellion. aud in so doing
to remove all the military commanders who
might not be willing to consent hereafter to
exercile only the powers and functions OF
captains Of police under the control Of rebel
States authorities. These intensely conserva-
tive poliuc iaus add that q member OF the Cabi-
net, oy his obstinacy. utterly spoiled this
programme. That he insisted on adding full sx-
plantations to his ans were, one ana ALL which
said explanations embraced pungent counter
argumt nis TO those involved in che series of
questions TO which they were virtually dis.
sentibg replies.
In view of the publicity this matter has
aireaay obtained through the noisy denun-
CITATION of the host of Sharkeytes revolving
around the halls OF the Washington hotels it
would not be amiss for either branch OF Con-
gress to request the President to make the
publication Of the record of the Cabinet pro-
ceedings upon the Attorney Generals opinion
complete. The SUBJECT Of reconstruction is OF
grea ,er importance than ever. just now. Every
thing that can throw light upon it should be
made public; not only for the justification OF
the President aud his constitutional advisers
but equally for the enlightenment Of Congress
and the several commanders of the fl We mill
tary districts of the South, who are charged
ton not even less important to the whole
countrys future. than those devolved on the
Chief Executive, as the laws now stand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02

NAvAL.-Detachsd-Capt. john J. Almv,
from the command OF the Janletta, and wait.
Ing orders; Commander Richard L. Law, from
me command Of the New Hampshire, ana
waiting orders; Past Assistant Pavw.s,s-
Henry n. Meade, from tho Junietta, and or.
dsred TO settle his accounts; Past Assist nt
Paymasier Geo. T. WinsIow, from the Sabine.
as aIso ths onacers OF the Junietta and M. ,
ing orders. Ordered-Commander william y
F!tzhugh, 70 command the New HamnsAirs.
and Assistant Surgeon Hosea J. Babin. Ia ths
Sabine, ~ 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02

REeIsTRATIoN IN LoUIsIANA.-C}en Sbar,.
dan' In dispatch TO the Secretary of War
dated June 20, says: "Registration in the Stats
OF Louistana will be continued In Obedience
10 the orders OF the President, unless I "a.
tTary." o eo"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02

CABINET MsfTIrs.-The regular mee,in.
OF tbs Cabinet was held to-day; all the nsm.
bers present except Secretary Browniux. wno
is absent from the city. The subject OF ,hs
powers OF military commanders, as defined hv
tho Attorney General, was resu med, and the
session lasted until after two O'CLOCK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

Thy Cable to the Associated T. er.
I.oNDoH, July 2-Noon-Consois 9t;i u. s
5.2u's 72S. \
LIvKkpooL, July Cotton inacti ,e;
Uplands I'D. Cora BIS. I'd Oherse 62s.
LorroN, July 2-s T. M-Cousols. Af;
Fries, 43L U. $ 2O's, 72f.
LIVERPOOL, joy % p N.-Cot on de.
c,ined ID; Uplands, lo1s. Bacon .clined to
Ais. Sd.
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THANKS Always courteous itself to its ca
tenporaries, the STAR deems 1t an agreeable
du.y. indeed, to return It's sincere thanks IN
the Republicans and the Chronicle for thar re.
spective kiad notices OF orr first appearance
yesterday in an enlarged form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02
IN EMITTED STATES 4

IN UNITED STATES GREENBACKs
To he distributed TO the Suffering pc ople of the
South, by MAJOR General q. q. Howard, L. 5. Com
missioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02

- Mr.. Bennett, Of the New York Herald
has notified the New York Associated Prsss o.
his tntsnded withdrswal from the sssociaston
at the end OF the present year. sasEs 4 taf9taI!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02

JUDGE WAfHE,-Judgs Wsyne, Of the U. 8,
Supreme Court, IL no better to-day, and hi,
attending physiciaps, Drs. johnson, Tyler
and Norris, cay there 10 no hspe for his 70.
covery.
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Delegates to Congress Elected.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.--Aivin Flanders, q
has been elected Congressional dele
gate from Washington Ter ritory.
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ANALOSTAN ISLAND,
COLLEGE, D.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK

TUESDAY. July I'd at 10 O'Clock a. M on the
occasion of the Grand Reunion of the Alumni of
the College and the members of the PhlodeInic So
ciety the exercises will consist of Poem by DAN
lei A. CAssERLY, ESQ. Of New York n Memoir of
the late Father FenWick. by HuGM C,PERToS,
H hsa.' OF GeorgetoTn: D. c.. apd an Grafton by
WEDNESDAY. July Sd. at o'clock a. m the
Annual Commencement of the College.
The public respectfully invited on both DAYS
je29 B.A. MAGUIRE, 5. j.. President