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Capt. Charles +. job nsou Eth Iowa Nolun-
teers, mustered on and houoraby discharged.
Brrvet Brig General Seth Eastman. Lit Cot
(retired,1 relieved from duty at Harrodsbur
ny, and ordered to report 10 the Secretary Of
the Interior. 1st Lieu, u. Il. Weilandt 9th
infantry: I'd Lieut. !. n. G odman eth infap
try, and I'd Lieut. Guy NJ crrison, 10th infaa
try. dropped from army roll for desertion
Capt. Henry Sw eepy, Goth T. SGT. mus.
sered out and nonorahIv discharged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

return OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY CHAN
DLER.-Hon VIM. Z. Chandler, Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury, returned to the city
this morning from the West, where he has
been for several months past. Mr. Chandler
has recovered bis health, and is looking very
we'll. He will visit his relatives in New
Hampshire fur a short time, after which he
will resume his duties in the Treasury
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Uh ID ,. UUTDINW.
L. s. Marshal, d. g.. as Messenger
WISH NGToN. August 30. ISL 1t
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR E
Il UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

WASHINGTON. August p. 1857.
Brooklyn, n Y, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to him the ed day of November,
1883, for an improvement in Facing Ends of Per.
custom Caps, for seven years from the expiration
OF said patent which takes place the 22d day of
November, 1861:
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY the 4th day of November
next, at u O'Clock M and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause. II any they have, why
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least t,reaty days before the
day OF hearing all Testimony lied by either party to
be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as ties.
the day OF hearing; the arguments, ii any, within
Ordered also that this notice Be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Warrington, d
g., and In the Times. New York, N. Y, once
week for three successive weeks; the first Of
said to be at least sixty days previous
to the day OF hearing. L. C.fHEAkER,
aug 81 w3w Commissioner Of Patents
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RKMovALs-A number OF employees OF the
Treasury department, male and female, scat
tered through almost all the bureaus of the
Department. have received notices that their
services will no longer be required after the 1st
Prox,no. In nearly every case the persons to
vacate are those who have within the past 12
months absented themselves without leave,
commencing with those who lost the most time
witho good and suffi cient excuse,
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THE REMOVAL OF GEN SJckIFS

The grounds for he removal of General Sic.
kles were. that lie suffered his authority 10
come into collision with the Judicial Depart
rrent of the Government. The action of the
president was founded on 4 report from the
Attorney Generals Office, O. the 2ith instant
submit ting the matter in all Its bearings which
report will be published on Monday
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GOODS IN BoNDEDWAREHoUsEs.- stock
OF goods In the bonded warehouses in New
forX city on the LIST OF July last was valued
II sai'so5'si. OF which the principal articles
are as follows:
eTea, Si,S6s,s57; sugar, s3,I7asa,. coasa
Sj,i5S.lss; spirits, S3,5G6,52 wines, S77G oae.
wool and manufactures of woel. 81 saS 100
fax and manufactures OF flax, 81 ,729,;2a hem q
and man ufactures OF hemp, S993, sO4: hides a Nd
skins, $50, ESQ; silk and man ufactures Of aiir
ST. ,723; cotton and manufactures OF cotton
A1.,n S6S SiA,
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CHIKF QUARTERMAsTEE FIFTH MILITARY
Observation-Disclosures Brigadier General G. III.
Tompkins, Deputy Quartermaster General.
formerly Depot z uarternaster Department of
washington. has been assigned to duty as
Chief Quartermaster OF The Fifth Military
Districr.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL STANBRRY. Attorney
General Stanbery, who has been at Capon
Springs, Va, for several weeks past has had
his health much improved, and he is looking
very well. Mr.. Stanberry Will leave the
Springs On the 9th of September, and return
here about the middle of The month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LAND.-The f,om.
missioner of the General Land Office has re.
ceived returns showing that three thousand
one hundred and two acres OF the public land
were disposed of during the month OF JuIv
last at the local offices ~ Winnebago C,ty.
Minnesota, and Carson City, Nevada The
ereater portion of the I md was disposed OF AT
the WInnehago city office by military bounty
land locations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

Wool laPoRTKD-The following is a state.
ment OF the quanty and value of raw and
fleece wool, and flocks waste, and shoddy. i'm
ported into the United States during the pas.
fiscal year: Wool, 35,325, Isl pounds, valued
81 s577O,ts3; Shoddy, 5,u:6ls valued at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

PERsoNAL.-Lieut. Governor Cox, of Marv.
land, Is at Willards. General Howard will
deliver an address before the New England
Agricultural Society at Providence, r. l., ON
The ith prox.
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tBy Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis Crimson l. 10. quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign markets as folio VS.

ss, ISL, coupon. III Il 5.2Os, 1859, coupon, lii
do. 1864, coupon. 1Gak: do. 1865, coupon, 11a,at
dc. new. 1866. coupon. i0s 1. do. 1867. conpoa,
1854; lt.4Ds. coupon, iQ2Hs; 3o's, first; l07a 4:
&c: Cumberland, san Western Union Tele
graph, 4s7s; Quicksilver, &c; Mariposa, 10.
dc preferred, Is. Pacific Mail, ia :: Atlantic
Man, lla Boston Wafer Power. 1917: n, Y.
HUDSON River Railroad. Ia Reading Rail
road loi&; Michigan Central. 1lo4: Michi-
gan Southern. SD; ILLINOIS Central Railroad,
western, 46S; do. preferred, -oJE; Che geIand
and Toledo, 1876; Rock Island, lU3R; Fort
Wayne, 1854; Ohio and Mississippi Certiti-
cateS, o..
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The WHITE HeUsB.-A large number of
vsiors were al the Executive Mansion to-
day aud many were admitted to see the Pres
1dent. General Grant, j Judge J. s. Black, and
Hon. Samuel J. Randall, had inter US with
the Executive this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

INTEREST DUH.-The interest on the 10 40
bonds, payable semi-annuaIly, falls dus ON
che Isl Of September. Abent five miliisns Of
dollars il coin will be required TO pay the
same
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W0AT MEETING OF THE U]
LII u REE = the kEM RI-II DI NJ.

H7 BER'S t. the NEW BUILDING ASSO-
GiATioN being form ed in the First Ward held
july 18th at the school house Nineteenth street
between G and II Mr.. Geo W Emerson. Pre.i'
dent pro TEN, and r. Goodchld. Secretary pro
The minutes of the last meeting being read and
corrected and several new subscribers being added
to the roll
1t was moved by Sam. f. Drury, ESQ seconded
By MIR. y. Ill. HauFtnan
Resotre5, That the meeting do now adjourn to
meet ON the st Nc nday in September for the ptr.
pose OF permanent organizations.
Members are requested to be punctual in their
attendance at the school House, at clock .. m
on MONDAY, September Cd, 1867.
All persons DESTROYS of taking shares in this As
soclaton are invited TO attend as the books may
bt. closed at that time
Books of subscriptions may be found at Duckett
y Bnck $: Apothecaries, Penna ave and 2ad St:
z NJ. p. King Son, X ing Place. Vermont ave
barclay TO coal and wood office. Pa. ave be-
70 I'D street an y I'd
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- Mr.. James Young, of Gr.a, Falls n II
Learning thar bis wife was sick. ran yrom
Rochester home, six miles. On reaching ais
hCus he fell dead. 80
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REcoVERiNG-Hon. o. II. Browning, Secre-
fary OF The Interior, is better to-day, though he
IL NOT yer able 10 leave his bed -
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LOST AND FOUND.

LsRCkE INTO Ely GARDEN. A BUFFALO
l. COW. Uwacr please come and prove property,
pay charges, and take her away. Corner l4th 81
east aud Mass ave. Sl-3t
e n REV iRD-~trayed away on Tuesday. shc
WAV 2!Ih inst. d large WHITE COW: red ears;
bl1nd Ill left cye:'iry COW horn turned down. THE
above reward will be paid for her return to OWEN
SH tGliR IKE. boundary street between Ssh and
10th streets. al 5i-3tF
. DST-0H the oath instant on Pennsg auia ave
Il nue., between eth and STR streets, Ttf st.
petMeen feIlna. aseupc and Mary land avenue, on
on Maryland avenue. between eth and 4. streets,
Black Lace VEIL. The finder will please retur,
Ii to Mrs. II SUX, 500 Maryland ay. IT.
GAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
:, scrib"r, n dark red Cow. with horns v hitr
belly. The owner will come forward prove pro-
pcrty, pay charges, and take her away.
A G.. OSBORN
an 20 81 18th ST. road, near Brentwood
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NIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.

The copartnership of WALL. STEPHENS Il CO
heretofore existing between the undersigned. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, L. A. STE
PHENS Withdrawing from the concern.
All indebted to the late frR viii please call and
make settlement at the old stand Either one of
the late firm is authorized to receipt in settleme mt
Of all accounts. @& - =. w. WALL. -
T. A. STEPHENS,
--.--- Il. ROBINSON.
Washington August q. 1851 80 = au2 ct I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

II P9RThNT ORDER BY GENERAL GRANT.
General Gran: has issued the following i'm
portapt order to District Commanders
uEAoeUaETERs or THE ARMY
A5juteT' Gsneydfs Offer,
HashtHs.oa t,tyus' "a, ls5s
Special Orders, no. "a. A u.s.
Commanders ofstne MHitarI Districts crc.,
ated under the &C. OF March ID 1867, viii
make no appointments to civil Office Of per
sons who -aye been removed ny themselves
OF their pre- iecess orr an command
By connan% Of General Graz.
r.. ID TOWNSEND.
Assistant Ad Qtant General.
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NFEIGE POST oU.1RTERMASTEE.
A =, :.

OFFICE POST oUARTERMASTEE.
~ iAi.ElrH. Nc. August 2j 1ST i'd
Sealed Proposals, TO furnish fomr hundred t01>
cords Of GOOD, hard we'll seasoned WOOD H. he
delivered 70 the Ird rsgncd 1T III" camp Of the St
7 ). !nfantry known ~ PrtIigrew Hospital. 10
fnrn tho 18th Of October, lST. Will be received 81
this office zip ole clock M SO pte nlber s. ISG
toatr tctoTs VII be required t. give good and suf
hoieFt bonds for the faithful fuih nlent Of their
contract.
A. proposals should be sealed AMI endors d
Proposals 10 Furnish y God :
G. VAN $ AIKEN
Lieut.. sth Inf. and A. A. ouarserInaster,
an ;. til :, L. s. Army.
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY,
TRy Cable tn the Assonta,aa pra.s !,

Iby Cdble 70 the Associated Press.l
LONDON, Aug. 3l-Noon.-u. S, 5.20,s az.
Illinois Central 76X; Erie IS. # 50
PARIS, Aug. 3l--Noon.- specific speech.
es OF the Emperor had the effect at the Bourse.
Rentes are firmer and higher
LIVERPOOL, Aug 3l-Noen. lotion aroo,,-
ing, sales OF 200 bales, Quotations are unal.
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~ MASONIC.-A Special Communication Of
~ the GRAND LODGE Of f. and A NJ Of
tie District Uf Columbia, will be held in the Hall
of Potomac Lodge. High street Georgetown on
MONDAY AFTERNOON. Sept I'd, at A. o clock
for the purpose Of LAYING the corner stone of the
Herman Lutheran Church. Members of the fra
erHlty III good standing arc trateTEally invited 10
be present.. By order. n. r. LARNEE,
1t Her Int Chr Rep Grand Secretary
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The ones.McCeole Prize Ffsht-McCoal.
the .feuf Round. Fons 1
E -3.3O0 Spectators Present-Sixfy.one
Reporters on the Ground. 4E'E'' - :
CINcINNATI, O., August 3l.-Two trains,
carrying eighteen hundred persons, started
from the Hamilton Il Dayton depot tor the
prize fight. which took place near Bri sinbard, 8
Station, Butler county a@2' AsiI9
The crowd lie described as orderly ana re .
spectacle, Including sixty lone reporters
Jones and McCoole entered the ring at 9.25.
ABOUT $500 spectators We're present. EG
. [sEcoND DISPATCH II /
McCoole won, the fight in the 34th round.
knocking Jones ont OF time. - j, t'.#.t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

~THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE EAST
HS WASHINGTON CO OPERAT1yET UNION
VIII hold their first semi annual meeting on MON
DAY. Sept; I'd. at ~ p. m. at Odd Fellows Hall
Navy Yard: in the room in the rear of the store
Persons desiring to take stock are invited
b, order of the President.
JOS. r. WALTMEYER
an Il cost Secretarr nrc TN
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r@PiB LlC SCHUuLS.-At the last meeting
lS OF the Board OF Trustees Of Public Schools
the following resolution was adopted:
ESsGtrsd. That the following places be tlcsi guate
as offices for the transaction of all the Public
school business by the respective Sub Boards Of
Trustees
For the Suh-Board. First District. First anil
Second Wards -Schooi-room, corner 18th and Il
streets.
For the Sub Board Second District. tThir,l ami
Fourth W ardsl-School- room on ii, between 9th
and eth streets
For the SnbBoard. Third District. Fifth and
Sixth WardseWallach School Building. and
Scheol-room corner 81 street east and A street
south. !
For the Sub Board. Fourth District, lSeventl
Wardl-bIale Grammar School room, John
Thompson. teacher, on 9th street.
The Trustees will be in attendance at the above
named places from toS O'Clock each marnn g
of the week. from Monday to Friday. inclusive
during the month of September: and all persons
entitled to tickets of admission to the Public
Schools can procure them AT the places and times
desi gna ted.
BY order of the Board.
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BOARDING.

- OoMS, with or without BOARD, With small,
u Private ispiy Fl T. street or esSg froa
R0OM on Sd hcor-both we'll furnished. au3l-st'
EoR RENT-426 CARROLL PLACE FOUR
,.h Rooms, on ,thi,d aoor. partially tgrn,shea'
pisse1l. i froatof hss' Park i'' street
EsoR RENT--NICELY FURNISHED Eoua:-,
= with or without board Apply at 46l lnh'
between II and streets, al u I'm
ROARDING-Two communicative ROOMS on
- the first hoor and one on the third aoor; Table
9Th and 10th streets. 81 an s-Sts
TWO FIRST CLASS ROOMS. on first floor con,
4 neete1 b, folding door with or without poar,
Also, q few gentlemen can be accommodate with
board an 10 81
Apply st s7i ny, ave. cor. Eth St t au asoi
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, with Or
sith9 2, IL. BOARD Apply s'e seventh s,rs@t
ANY ONE WISHING THE VERY BEST
a = n2 10 IA spd al, bop gan oT do bstser Ian
Is o FINE, new house; ha. nice bath room, pari5r
and piano always RI sdy Ter the use Of the board
city. : 'A' 80 p'",' ~ "''e ' Al i il Il
DEKs0Ss CAN oBT lIK FIEAs1NT 70 5Ms
I and heard ~ apeisihs al 40 s'ressi "e-
EoR RESr-eSE FRONT ROOM WITH
Boaraers also accommodated, at ssa II street
nNE GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN ROOM
~ and BOARD in private family. For terms
rI'WO COMMoDIoIis AND PLEASANT second
Il story front Rooms. with BOARD, ia pr
" sats iagi; mhGre e ,. are ne children Ari
COX FOR HOARD, ROOMS. pARLOR. iiatns
~ - and Gasiight nj the Farmers Boarding
House, on Penn asct'ue, near the corner u "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

IGOR RENT-Three ROOMS Furnished or sn-
u furnished; a; so. 21a North Capitol street.
Call and sec thtm an al.srt
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L'nE RENT--A DWELLINGS containing roola.
Il situated m 18th street. between L and street
No. 40. lnInIre at No. "A next loag. aLlSl- a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

EoR REHT-One large FRONT ROOM In
i Gnire Al No. i2@ l=th street and New York
a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

A'oh SALE.-ffaIne House OF g rooms with store,
u on East Capitol street, one half square from
the Capitol grounds Lot, "a 100. Also 3 new
Frame Houses of rooms at the junction of MARY
land avenue and street east, lots 10 ITO, each
Price, 81 ,0te: only one third cash, balance in
small monthly payments, to suit purchasers Also
one new Brick House, 6 rooms, 18th street, bet
NJ and streets, lot " lOO Price, $1,000.
d. L. WELLS CO.,
Ia Ava aY,ds 81
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E'oR RENT TO CENT FNES-Onc or tv.
FURNISHED ROOMS. in pleasant locality
30 i.irrct, between l3t n and ith opposite Frank
lin SlUaFr. au % :;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

k'OR RENT-The Two. story BRICK HOUSE
Il on the corner OF New Jersey avenue and G. st
containing large store. five rooms and kitchen;it
VIII be rented with or without store For par
ticulars inquire of JOHN COMMON, corner Of 9th
and II streets. an a9-st@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

FOR REST-Two or three Tnfurn ished Rooms
suitable iOr housekee ping. 18th St, bet. ~
and y " UTE ave. No. Isl. '91-JN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

FOR RENT-STORE AND FIXTURES suit-
l able for meat and provision business, No. 352
door. AT VIM. RUTHERFORD'S Paint and Oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

ITO RENT-From September LIST. to gentlemen
.aoa, only a large WELL FHNIsHED ROOM on
Penna ave. and street. Fssr-Te 81 au ~ St.
E,OR SALE OR RENT-A new BRICK HOUSE,
l. seven rooms and passage; two squares from
city cars corner 9th and south 4 streets, Capitol
Hill. Inquire at Union Hotel. an T-5t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

FOR SALE-A ROUTE OF THE STAR. An
= ply to c. b. BAKER, star Office. au 2S-tf
NOR RENT-0NE WELL FURNISHED ROOM
L On the southeast corner of 18th and VI streets
d At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

CHEAPEST AND MOST DESIRABLE ROOMS
~ IN NASHINGToS-onc large front room on
first floor, handsonet,' furnished, suitable for two
gentlemen, TO let with board for $50 per month
one single room on second floor. S25: other rooms
In proportion: Gas, water and bath, and large
public paror in the house. One square from cars
five minutes walk from departments Good tabis
board. 23i ii street, near 10th. an 2g-Ste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

ROE. RENT-One of the best GROCERY
= STAN s in this city; with dwelling attached
water through both. Apply at this office. to {. b
BAKER. am sIw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

EftR EFNT-S BRICK STORE AND
i DWELLING, IN the corner Of Tth street and
Sir-in ir Avenue the store and cellar suitable luu
any Kind 81 business, the dwelling contains seven
r""n,s and will be lei separate from the st,re ~
desired, Il ms mode rate. .iIriy t. WI BOYD
in The n.irhharhoad ausl-3t
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k,>0f SaLF-{R Rare chance 10 get good gricl
u House on liberal terms. Those three BRICK
not SIS. containing six rooms eac n, stusfcl on
The east side of 4th t-eet. between q AMI l. sis
bnly 500 in cash REQUIRED. AND s y monthly
Price 81 500. STARR Il METcAIf.
tPlant BniaingD
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He Undersigned, as agent. offers for sale
FARM. in Montgomery county, Md. containing
II! acres OF land on the Rockville road about one
mile from Mitchei's Cross Roads, the Brookville
and Washington turnpike. TIE above farm has
comfortable Dwelling House and other out build
lngs on ~, and an abundance of wood and water.
Shgo +. w., MI. fsstZ 27-eo3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

ITO RENT.-ONE SMALL BRICK HOUSE
l. tnewl at the corner of Sth and G streets north
OF the apltol Pure water Inquire of LANCk-
TON SISSABAUGH. J33 9Th street
au a9-3t~ i VI KING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

E.'ok EEST- several very desirable FUR
SlSHfp ROOMS. with cas in ri line hom>e
q. - r street Ret Nccn ith tnA Eta near the
Treasury Department aid Wiilards' Hutel. wharr
20. comforts OF a quiet and clean hrmc may Ie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31

" CARPENTERS ASSOCIATION TIL.
u-5 semi annual meeting of the Association
VIII he hid in German Hail. ut 5 clock D. m .
II ESbAi, September ID next. The election of
officers, also delegates to the Workingmen' 8 A
citation te punctual
au Gl-;. w II CHAMPION =
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q. o. F.-GRANp ENGAMPMENT-
kIS An adj Urned meeting will he held MON
DAY tESiNG Sept I'd. A full attenda nct. de
sired.
an 3l.-t c. d. Il. COLLEDGE. G. Scrihc
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k'oR REST--A Two story FRAME, contsria-
i".r 70 M On street north. sGi'sii" TO-
sma II fanny Also. two Rbt Ms, suitable Tor
h9nr. kste.ng. ArPiy Al 534 \ street. between
r IN and eth streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-31
FOR SALE AND RENT.

: NtRFt MA three story BRICK DWElLIS,,
4 viii back isisGing a.Q cellar ani sid yag,.,
Ne. JSt u .-rnet =. t,..c Ist aai ~ sUpIk 4.
= BALDWIN,, at the factoIS ii Baldwin Ero.'s
lSt and J. 81. aU n
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-23
Con nSreSsiOnal.

WASHINGTON, January 22-In the Sc
nate, memorial was presented from the
Chamber of Commerce of Memphis, ask
ing aid for tho Southern Pacific Railroad.
The tariff bill was discussed, and, after a
short executive session, adjourned.
In the House, the bill to punish the
placing of distinctions on railroads carry
ing mails was referred to the Post Office
Committee.
blu was introduced, declaring valid
certain acts and proclamations of the Pre-
sldcnt from 1861 to 1865. 1t shields officers
from acts committed in the discharge OF
duty, and declares allofficers shall be pre-
sumcd to have acted under orders. The
bill was recommitted to the Committee,
with the privilege to report at any time.
The same Committee reported bill dc
claring it the rulo of all United States
Courts that persons guilty of treason,
murder, bribery and other felony, who had
given aid, comfort or counsel to the enc
mics of the United States, or had engaged
IN rebellion, shall not be allowed to prac-
tlce in said courts. Mr.. Boutwell, spoke in
its favor, saying if five :Judges of the gu
preme Court did not have sufficient self
respect to adopt rules to exclude rebel
traitors, it was time for Congress to ster
IN and make rules for them. Every device
of the minority to stavc off the vote was
rcsorted to- The House was still in scs.
sion at o'clock
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-23
Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, January 22.-Thc Herald. of
this morning, editorially says that the Go
vcrnmcnt has protested against the de-
cision of Shaw in the Tornado, owing to
irregularity. The Herald admits that the
operations of the Tornado. looked suspi-
cious.
FLORENCE, January 22.-Thc question
between Italy and Turkey, arising ont of
the firing upon an Italian vessel by the
Turks, has been amicably settled. The
Sublime Porte yields every point, and CON
sents to pay indemnity.
ATHENS, January 22.-The chief of the
insurgents in Gambia has written long
letter to the United States Consul here,
thanking the American people, through
him, for the sympathy extended to the
Cretans. He also petitions the Consul for
American ships of-war, to convey women
and children.
The London Court of Admiralty has lust
given final Judgment in favor of the United
States in the Rappahannock case. This
makes the third steamer recovered by
United States Consul Dudley in the Courts
here