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Evening star., 1867-04-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
THURSDAY, April IL


SRNATE-The Presidents laid Before the Sem
ate the credentials OF James A. ,Baysrd, an.
pointed Senator by the Governor Of bella
s.ss e esTppy By the
INT. Bayard qualified by taking the oath 70
support the Constitution OF the United States.
and aise subscri5ed to the Congressional oath
Mr.. Sumner offered a resolution that the
President Of the United States be requested to
furnish the Senate, II in MS opinion not incom-
paubie with the public interests, copies Of any
ofnciai opinions which may have been given
by the Attorney General. the Solicitor of the
Treasury. or by any other officer of the Gov.
eminent, on the Interpretation of the act OF
Congress regulating the tenure OF ofiice, and
especially with regard 10 appointments by the
President to office during the recess of Con.
grss -- q. ..s-I- -f.. -.
Dr. Sumner said he understood opinions had
been given which went far to nuliify the
recent act Of Congress. 1t would thus seem
we have nullifcatIon here in Washington in
the Executive branch OF the Government He
understood that. according TO these opinions,
the President was to exercise the power OF
appointment during the recess of Congress
notwithstanding recent act Of Congress,
which undertook to regulate the tenure of
office. Now they all knew the astutaness of
lawyers, and IL was sometimes said that law.
yers drive coach and six through an act of
Parliament. or even an act of Congress. Per
hsps the Administration was about to drive
coach and six through the recent act OF Con-
gress; in other words. that it was about to
offeers under the existing law. 1t seemed to
him important that before the Senate adjourned
they should know the precise state of the
question. They should understand whether
any such opinion had been given, and the
reasons for it, On that account he introduced
the resolution now before the Senate.
Ihe resolution was then agreed to.
MIR. Anthony reported a resolution to print
two thousand copies OF the Army Register for
1866
This was amended, on motion of Mr. Morton,
TO print three thousand and passed.
Mr.. Anthony also reported a resolution 10
print five thousand extra copies of the report
on The repairs OF the Mississippi levees, aud 1t
was passed.
Mr.. Anthony also reported back proposed
new rule of the Senate, that all resolutions
calling on the Executive or any of the De-
partments for information shall first be re-
ferred to a standing Com mittee TO report an es.
innate of the probable expense. and that the
report be ade without delay.
Mr.. Cameron said there were many reasons
why this rule should not be adopted He
thought they had trouble enough now, with
out being further embarrassed by rules.
Mr.. Thayer called up his resolution. here.
tofore introduced, calling upon the President
to furnish information about the absence of
Governor Cummings from Colorado Terri
tory, whether he had been paid during such
absence, etc
At the suggestion OF Mr. Cameron, Mr.
Thayer consented to let the resolution 20 over
informally, owing to the absence OF Mr..
Blu ckalew.
. On motion Of Mr.. Williams, the Senate went
into executive session.
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THE TENURE OF OFFICE BILL.

ltis understood that Mr.. Summers resolu-
tion (see Senate proceedings to day had refer
enee 70 an opinion OF Attorney General Stan
berry, read by Mr.. Buckalew in executive
session yesterday. TO the effect that the pre-
visions Of the tenure Of ONCE bill were pros
Pective only, and did not apply to vacancies
existing al the time the bill was passed.
Under this view OF the case, should the Sen.
ate adjourn without confirming appointments
to I'LL vacancies existing at the time the la W
was passed, the President can at once mako
appointments to fill them. This may cause
the Senate to sit until all the vacancies OF i'm
portance are flled.
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PARLIAMENTARY PRIZrpIcurrps


Commenting on Mr.. John Morrisey,s en-
trance into Congress, English papers remind
their public of the fact that the immediate
predecessor of Lord Houghton in the Hooss
Of Commons was Mr.. John Gully, who earlv
In life was one of England's celebrities IN the
prize ring. Mr. Gully. by the by. made an
excellent and yery useful legislator He
fairly earned and enjoyed the respect of all
England through the manner In which be dis.
charged his public duties.
We may not InapproprIateIy add that no
other new member became more popular
with the House at the last session than Mr.
Morrisey, " hose entire demeanor in the Hail
was model OF gertlemanly dignity, frankne5s,
and niodesty. While entirely unobtrusiye. he
was among the most attentive of the memberS
and displayed an amount of practical sense
and tact IN legislating that would have done
Infinite credit 10 mem bers Of dozen years ex.
perience In the Hall.
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APPLICANTS FOR PARDoN

or the applications for pardon now on file
in the Attorney Generals Office, 1s3 are from
ex-United States army officers, of whom %
are natives of Virginia; 81 are from ex-msm.
bers of the U. s. Congress and members OF the
rebel Congress. p from prominent rebel of.
ficIals, and 11 from officers OF the rebel army
Of and above the rank of brigadier general, 2l
Of whom are natives OF Virginia. l6 of Missis.
sippi, l6 OF Georgia l2 Of Texas, 10 of Ten.
nessee, Of South Carolina. S of Louisiana, 5
OF Alabama, of Arkansas 3 OF North Car.
olina, Of Kentucky, l of Maryland, | of Mis-.
souri,, and OF Florida
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sS There Is a theological school at Augusta,
Ga, with thirty negro scholars
@There ara four hundred and eighty COL
oreo ehiloren attending school in Lynchburg
~New Jersey is now the paradise of
scoolboys. No more birch for unruIy iuyen.
lies. 'N'
- The tide Of southeastern migration cen.
tres in Florida.
~A lad Is years old Is to be hung in
Cincinnati for murder
~ The Hartford Times says one thousand
workmen IN the quarries of Portland. Con
necucu'- struck on Saturday because some of
their f. llow-werkmen had been di charged ON
political grounds.
II is stated that George Peabody, Esq,
will sail for Europe on the list Of MAJ
~ Miss Parker, an American ladv. wore
a DRESS at one OF the bal IL In Paris, trimmed
with laces valued at over ten thousand dol
lars ~
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ALEXANDRIA lTRMs.-We find the folley-
ing IN the Gazette of yesterday:
The restaurant and billiard saloon on King
between Washington and Columbus streets,
Known as the Summer Garden, and kept by
Lieut.. VIM. II. Smith, caught fire last night
about ten o'clock, it is supposed from a gas
burner in one of the eating boxes and. owing
TO The extreme infiamabiiity of the material OF
which lt was coBstructed-thin piRe plank and
nyass-was speedily destroyed Lieut. Smith
estimates his loss at Sl,50O, on which there was
an insurance OF $1,000 in the National Fire
Insurance Company of Baltimore.
The financial condition of the Corporation
was again under consideration in the Com
mon Council, last night, and was discussed at
some length, and resolutions requesting the
FINANCE Committee to report some plan for
the adjustment OF the debt o the city, and for
tbe appointment of a committee TO investigate
the Auditors office, were adopted, the former
OF which was laid on the bic in the Board of
Aldermen, and the latter failed to reach that
board before its adjournment.
Smoked Herring" herrings partially
salted and smoked. have of late years become
quite an article of trade in IN is city during the
hshing season. and this year extensive prepa-
rahons have been made at fish town TO IN
crease and extend that trade. At one establish
ment mere, frem forty TO sixty thousand her.
rings are now each week smoked, packed in
boxes, containing one hundred each. ana ship.
PED 10 o;her cities. where they find a ready
sale, at from $40 10 80 per thousand.
Ihe proposed transfer of Alexandra's IN
Orange & Alexandra Railroad was not dis
posed ofin the City Council last night
mr WIN. simpson has At his packing es-
tabilsnment on Union street. a herring weigh
ing ~ pounds-the second of that weight we
have seen this year.
Itwas stated in Council last night that the
expense OF cleaning the streets, last year was
s. $50.
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BOARDING..

II 0OMs FOB REHT-seversl hne Furnished
~ h0OMc to rent ut ~ oderate te rms. suitable
Lsr single gentlemen or family, with nrst cl ass
Table Board Also, few outside Table BOarders
Can De sscommedated. Apply corner Of Cth snd
Dte., NO 80 ap st-
EMPIRE HOUSE, $50 PENNsYLvANIA
rooms newly furnished. VERY desirable. 90 n
Portable room with board, for two persons ! 80
per month. Transient Boarders 81 per day
ap l0-3t'
COMFoRTABLE ROOMS, with or without
~ b0AkD, at No 81 Missouri avenue. between
Sd and Al streets. Transient and Table Board.r.
also accommodated Bath room, &C. sp 9-eo2~'
R0ARDIE0 AT THE COTTAGE n-Tvo ar
- three eligible Rooms, witt or without board
can besecured at the newly bsilt s.Csttase" en
10Th street. between and streets First Ward
Care ano churches convenient. apsf
R0ARDIEG and ROOMS at 2I2 street
- Terms moderate. aps sd
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE can he ac-
"A conmooated with FkOST ROOM and good
board in private family where there Are NO chII-
dren Apply at 216 n street near Isth. ap4aw-
RoAkDING.-Ae eentlemap and his wife or two
nOOm with boAkp In private family from the
ana Path. mn ~
hob RENT-Two we'll furnished PARLORs, on
- sns ne arst noor: vith or without BOARD, Ap-
ply SSS ST., bet. 9Th and 10th. fsl5
TABLE BOARD st no. A6l 10Th street, few
no,sS q aoor' sorsh OF The avenue Terms eM Der
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Affairs in GesrResswn.

MER0HAnTssE sExcHAHes.- offerings to-
day were:-7o00 bushels red wheat, 1880
bushels white corr. 300 bushels yellow eorn.
coo barrels family nour, 1000 barrefs extra
nour. soc barrels cut extra. $50 barrels prime
Sales of 20 bushels very inferior red wheat, at
50 25aS3 10, 2,o00 bushels good ed, g 81 Y: 400
bushsls prime red, $3.50; 200 bushels damp
yellow corn, Sl.l&: 2.seo bushels white corn
canal extra, Sl4 IS Family -four may be
quoted at Si6.75 to SIS p; extras, city brands
S1k rs to Sl6, the latter being for very choice
lots; cut extras, Si3 25 to Si4 fine -four, sl2 to
Sl2 So The corn market is much excited,
owing 70 the demand for shipment, and holders
are firm, in view of an anticipated further
advance in prices.
THE CANAL-Arrived-The S. Bilimysr,
with flour and gram TO George Waters; Red
Eye NO: ?, wheat TO market; Capitola, corn
coal, consigned: To Hampshire and Baltimore
Co, 1872 tons; Central Co. 10 tons, Amer
lean Co.. 55G2 tons. Departsd-The Sally
Billmyer assorted cargo 10 Lift-lock 81; Lit
tie Bob. fertilizers to Lift-lock IL; lronsides,
plaster, &c, TO Williamsport; G.. ID Bois. fer
ulizers to Cumberland and ten boats Iights
IHK KAQUEDUCT.-Transport OF coal by
way OF the Aqueduct to Alexandra has IN
creased since the re-opening of the Alexandria
canal. The number of boats which have
passeo over is not precisely known, but is
probably between % and 80 all with coal The
boatmen appear to have little fear of an acci-
oeht. though the water is spoutIng out Of the
trunk of the Aqueduct at several points
wharf thrs morning were about $500 shad,
ano 10 herring, from the nearer landings
and the dlppers at the Falls. Sales of herring
at SSaS9 per 1,00t, and shad at Sl2 TO SIS per
100 were reported.
PoRT OF PGRoRGETowr-Enter
r Boice. Adams master, from jackson VILE,
Fla, with lumber to Mohun & Sons. Wash
ington.
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IHE MAINLAND ELKCTIoN.-The result. OF
the election in Baltimore yesterday may be
orieny stated as follows: For State constitu-
tioDaI convention, l1O16: against. 9.I13 A
majority for the convention of 1893 For
sunday cars, 1899; against, 9,O65. A majority
OF l,SS3. The total vote cast in the city was
2O,l39 on the convention, and 10, 995 on the car
question. The vote falls short of the regis.
tered voters ten thousand votes not with tand
ing the deep interest taken in both the conyen
tlCn and Sunday car question. Tne returns
from the State are meagre and scattering
Evening star., 1867-04-11

- Al meeting Of thu prominent citizens Of
charleston, ;. o., on the I'd instant, ir was
unanimously agreed that the freedmen should
De emitted 10 run some of their own color on
the white mans ticket TO the Con yention and
State Legislature. The meeting was COM
posed in large proportion OF old Democrats
and Secessionists, and General Hampton sent
a letter 10 IL urging the policy of giyin1 ths
negroes representation.
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HEALTH OF THE PRESIDENT

The President is much better to -day, and
was able 10 attend to business in his Office Sec
retaries Welles. Browning, McCHlloch, Attor-
ney General Stanbery and Postmaster General
Randall had interviews with him this morn.
ing. number of visitors were present, bat
none were admitted, the President not vet
being able to receive them.
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GOvERNMENf SECURITIEs.
wAsHIHeroH, April IL, 1857.
Jay Cooke & 10. furnish the following quo.
tatiops Of Goyernment securitiaa.
FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson Il o., quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows

NEW YORK. April list Board-U. s. 1881
coupon 6's, 10sT: do, 5-20's, 100; Y. S. SIS
H-4O e, Coupons, 81 y; Mo. State 6's,-: Canton
90, AZ Cumberland Coal Go prerd ,26 X ;Q uick-
silver Mining Co 26X; New York Central X. r.,
80 Erie Railway, 81; Hudson River X. r.,
l33; ReadIng X. X, 9s&; Michigan Central
X. r., 1O6 Michigan Southern and N. Indiana
X X. OK; do. guaranteed, -; Illinois Oen-
trai X r., 1l2K; Cleveland and Pittsburg X r.,
oS4; Chicago and Northwestern r. r., 3l7s
do. preferred. SO; Cleveland and Toledo X.
X. 115H; Chicago'and Rock Island r. R. s.;
PittsburR, Fort Wayne. and Chicago r.
9OH: Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 23A
Pacific Mail, 1294. Gold, 1 80 p. m, 136x.
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TREATY RATIFIED

The Senate has ratified the treaty recently
made with the Chippewa bands OF Mississippi
Indians, now residing in Minnesota, provid.
ing for the sale OF portion OF the lands oc
cupied by them, and for other reservations TO
be set apart for their use
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO

The Sirge Of Vera Cruz-The Water Cut
Off and the Last Bullock SlaIn-Bom-
bardment of the City. -.E
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE steamer Moro
Castle, which arrived to-day. from Hayana
on the 9th instant, brings the following in TEL
ligence:
The British steamer Valent arrived AT Ha.
vana on the 5th. from Vera Cruz on the ID
inst She sailed from Havana a few DAYS be-
fore, and was obliged to return with her cargo
as it could not be landed at Vera Cruz a. the
Liberals were bOmbarding the city.
The Imperaiists at Vera Cruz are generally
armiDg themselves.
Perez, Gomez. and Cueras have resigned.
and are coming to Havana
Gen. Taboada is in command. The siege is
closely maintained, and the water has been cut
of, and the last bullock was killed on the 3oth
ult.
The U. S. man of war Taconey is at Vera
Cruz.
Evening star., 1867-04-11

The PRIZE RING.-A prize fight Ior one
thousand dollars came off on Tuesday on
flsner islahd' near New London. Conn, be-
tween George Rookie, Of royidepce, and
Charles Collins, of New York. After fighting
sixteen rounds In one hour and fifteen min
uief,Coliins was declared the!winner in conse-
qnence Of q foul blow
Evening star., 1867-04-11

~There were registered IN Frsdei lex city,
MO-, last week, under the enfranchisement
law or the last Legislature, ffty.three re-
turned Rebel soldiers, all Of whom left the
Stale TO night against the General Govern.
Evening star., 1867-04-11

@The Richmond Wing says there is q talk
of Gen schofield being abou to appoint a
CITY Council for Richmond-ths term for
which the present Council was elected hav-
ng expired, no election having been held, An d
he present Council holding over. o.
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DETACRED.-Paymaster L. @. Doran ha.
been detached from duty as paymaster ana
Inspector in charge Of provisions, &c, at the
Mare Island Navy Yard. and ordered to CON
tinue to perform the duties Of paymaster At
San Francisco, Cal.
Evening star., 1867-04-11

REyrcrED.-rhe Senate yesterday rejected
the nomination Of Hon. John r. Stockton, Of
New Jersey, a. Minister To Austria. ~ :
Evening star., 1867-04-11

~Laree quantities fAmerican bonds have
been thrown upon the London market from
Germany, which causes downward tsnden.
cy in prices.
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Special Telegrams to the Star.
= FROM EUKOPE TO-DAY.
fBy Gable to the Associated Prs.sy

LONDON, April n-Noon.-Consols, 81 Y;
Erie. 3ex; Illinois Central, 76X. U. s. SEQ e,
73x.
FRANKFORT, Apnl1l-Noon.-U. S. $50. q,
15x.
LIVERPOOL, April l1i-Noon.-Uot,on is dull.
Sales Of 5000 bales: MiddIing UpIands,
leal2Sd: Orleans, l2S. Breadstues nrm;
white California wheat, rs Cd Ala. (Iorn.
4es 3d.; Oats. 3s-5d. Provisions are withou;
chanee-Pork, 75s Cd; Beef, IBIS; Cheese,
Cos. Lard. aes Sd; Scotch pig iron, SIS
Evening star., 1867-04-11

SThe St Louis Democratis 10 very posstivs
that there is no truth in the report Of the Fert
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ShiDWreck.

Shipwreck.
NEW YORK, April IO.-The steamer ST Lon.
rent, which arrived day. reports that on
the 4th inst. she picked mp the crew of the Brit.
ism snip Edgar Ceril, which has been wrecked
Is days previously.
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Fire.

WILLIAMsPoRT, PA, April 1.-The extep. l..
siNe mill recently erected in this vicinity nv
the Pennsylvania Marble Company was an,
tlreiy destroyed by fire this morning. The
loss is very heavy
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were S33O,3 55s
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
OF CoPARrNHRsHIp

The Oopartnership her etofore existing between
the nndersiened. under the style Of VANDER-
WkRkEN WELLS: is this day dissolved by
mutual consent JOSEPH b. WILLS has with
arawn from the coReel n, he having sold ali his
interest In in the same to JAMES b vANDEK
WHRkEN, who will pay all de bts of the firm And
collect all outstanding claims due the same.
JAS. b. VANDERWERKEN
JOSEPH B. WELLS.
Georgetown, d. O., April 9th, 1851.
The undersigned will continue the Furniture
Bustness at the old stand of vANBERWER-
KEN WELLS, No. los High street, and most
respectfully solfcits Q continuance of the liberal
patrona &c extended TO the late firm
April 8th, 1857. apesti
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PERSONAL.

A nARYLAHD LADY, tia eevsrsmest q,
ici..Ss. Sss.SISn.erisD,sA . = sss.hips yycia, tstae
. sss;s n s ss.as ss'
sss.::s aSS.s:: d" f''' Once. s'''T:.os; en-
MI Rs D0WSlhe WILL BR PLEASED TO
Nl vsh uDen her lady friend. who desire 90 hev.
:srsss, ss;.esH .as nd M 4. I:Siss H.s.sf 6aEnisS
SIGHT DEEssIS. ae nsss = order sy h.ss .;
made In eve'y variety sfsssss. sp Gi.a.
T'Hn ADVHRTIsIR. WHO HAS rHz BEST
M rsisrs,Ss: , s, ssS e fs5isesly rsl,sbis. yguli
Of any Member o 0cnsres.. or other .ssnti.@.s
z:sis;: B. s." through the si.S osos ''''
EENTLRMFH DEsIReUs OF HAVING their
NJ Oests, Pants and seets Secured aud Repaired
:S s. asd 81 90 sss ss
fsmns Depot 471 lOth street. . fe~ door: above
81 .cO CORsk1s, warranted whalebons
s Of Ga spS %Ias ss 60 S5ss ts. t
Linen Rufiins, st o.. A full s.sortment OF Miss
s,,h sss;J Boards, viii .. .ois at .ai os2kGEs
altered and repaired. spl-lm.
S945IIT TseLI HATS. AND ALL KINDS OF
eslSfss SSs. sRH tsm%es nsw Z.
9TH street, bet and X sts. nah IL colin.
nIIy0RTAET Iy!T AIT TO TIE LADIEs -IsDKLIBLl
sIAmfIN6 warranted fast colols Viii
wash and boil. Done by q French comDositlsp.
the receip pt OF which has been purchased at high
price Saves expense of eraiding
Ladies' are invited 20 call. get q sample ana try
Y Ladies' white or colored Under rskirts Bal
braidinG. IN fast colors ~
WKRRAETED NOT TO WASH OUT.
Great saving to ladies having clothes for chill.
dren TO make up. No braid, no wing; hut the
pattern printed In the goods ndelible Strips that
can be attached to the bottems of Ladies skfrts
teme ss they are DOW worn IN New York D adv
st.nrsd ans and tor sale at less than half the usual
msls OF any pattern stamped. Goods as repre-
sented or the money returned.
NH l2-r 439 9th street. opposite Patsst Once.
RBIDAL AND FUNERAL wREArHs Bo-
u DUETS, CROSSES, AHOH9Rs STARS &c
preserved IN natural form; In ported FLOWERS
HAtk tLOWERS, and BRAfDING Also Inn,
ported MOSS, HAIR DRESSES for Balls by
Ms FRlEs. Has removed to No. 429 nth st,
between @ and II. oc ssns
John 2; 0LAhk. ATToRNEY AND OOUN-
SkLLOR AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
No. 92s 18th street west. de-
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= N1W SPRING GOODS.
j. HENRY WILSON has received his supply
OF GOODS for Spring Wear, comprising every
style and variety adapted to the season
All orders promptly and fsithfully executed,
Good Goods, good work, and we'll a sting gar.
ments guaranteed in ell cases.
A general supply Of gentlemen . FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand.
Georgetown, d. O.,
North side Bridge street,
sps 2w next door east from Bslk of Commerce.
CHEAPER THAN IVER.-Just received At
~ MlLLERS, lOl Bridge street, Georgetown,
ID. e., large stock Of Spring and Summer 0ooda
embracing choice Dress Goods in the latest novel,
ties. Also, 500 yards Calicoes ct l2h IS iss; 20
cents; Bleachea and Unblesched Muslins TO- Ia.
-. rs 20 cents: sTperior shirting. IS cents house
skirts, Parssols, ehawls, Gloves Corsets. Hosiery
and Notions. Our Goods have been purchased for
cash since the recent decline, and great bsrsains
may may be expected BY all who may favor us with q
NH 26.lm@ BENJAMIN MILLER
Evening star., 1867-04-11

WA. y, WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEIN0 AND CLEANSING
E6TABLISHMBNr,
Omce, No - Jefferson St, Georgetown d. O,
Estabi1shed In 1881; premium swsrded by the
metropolitan Institute, 1857; rebuilt 1856 and fs
now by far th Q largest and most com plete estab-
ishment OF the kind In this section of country
manner. ees'
Truly thankful for past favors, the supscriber
sonc1 ts the continued custom of the Community
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Office ad dress, Lock Box No so
Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday,
Wnen IL IL Closed at ga D. m. fe l6-6m
Evening star., 1867-04-11

uos yNO. B. BLAKE. President.
MUSES. KELLY, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Lewis Johnson, George Parkar
Munam Ormes John Hitz,
nnG1' IeIen, Fran els 3 Walsh,
1omna, Alex. B. Shepherd,
cOnu .. DlaHe. aD 11-eo3t
ICE! IOFII TC RTI-
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04
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