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Evening star., 1867-06-04
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II.
A Large PIP. Circular, giving informgtion of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful,
the despised respected, and the fOrsaken loved
No young lady gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, by re-
turn mail.
..- g..-.. Address P. o. Drawer. al.
ap3-D&Weoly - Troy, New York.
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HANGED, UECAPITATED, QEARTERED.-Tho
senten ced pronounced against certain Fenians 5
in Dublin is in these terrible words THAT
you be taken hence to the prison from which
you came thence to be drawn upon hurdle
to the place of executions: there TO be hanged
by the aeck until you are dead; that your heads
be then severed from your bodies; that your
bodies be quartered, and placed at her most
gracious Majesty's disposal" This law was, it
appears, passed as late as the year 1855, in the
time OF George the Third. and although there
is &c probability of its ever being carried out,
it scandalizes humanity by being retained in
the books. But Queen Victoria, it is we'll
known, will never enforce such a barharous
enactment. The idea OF the four. q uarters of
dead man, and his severed head being "placed
at her disposal" is too shocking to think of.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

J. r. Emierspts from the unihe9 Siates %
Mexico, H6nduras, And Different Stuth Amer.
ican states, q Wsil - Brasil, are Glad 70 90
back.
Evening star., 1867-06-04
W AsHINGToN IRON WORKS.

Founders, N0chfaiSts, and Boiler Makers,
Corner Of Maine avenue and Sd street, tx
Manufacturers Of Improved Stationary and Port
Grist Mills; also, Of Architectural Iron Work,
Gratings ,Raiings, Forgings, Iron and Brass Cast
ib9s Of all descriptions. !. f..s5 -.
The increased facilities of our new and extensive
establishment enables us to offer those having
orders to make in our line superior class ef work
on the most favor able terms. . 80 q
Agents for Burnhams Improved Jouval Turbine
Water Wheel = my am
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SECRET nISEASRS


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efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem,
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is the soldiers hope and friend to those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81. fe
male, $3.
SAMAR1rAs's Roor AND HERE Ju1cEs.-A posi-
tive and permanent for hills, Scrofula, Ul
GERS Sores, Spots, letters, &C. Price 81 Is per bot
tie Sold by s. G. Ford. See advertisement. my 8
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LAW OF HUMANITY.

.--- IN RELATION To SOCIAL EVILS.
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physical
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early
Manhood with the humane view of treatment and
Sent in sealed letter envelope, free of charge
Address DR.. j. SkILBINa H0UGHTON, Howard
Association, Phiadelphia, Pa. my lS 3m
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THACKARY'S WORKS - Beautifully illus
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Lot of ENGLISH BOOKS just received, to
which the attention of the reading public is re-
spectfully invited, at the Hudson Taylor Book
Store.
FRENCH l. RICHARDSON,
my 2l-H 334 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star., 1867-06-04

The WORKING PBoPLs-The New Yorl
trade. societies are still discussine the merits
Of the eight-hour bill and the policy Of striking
for that system. Nothing has been decided
upon, however. The German BAKERS OF new
York have asked their employers for an in-
crease OF pay. In imitation OF other success.
fui exampies. large lumbar Of trunk makers
In New York have formed q cooperative 50.
cisty.s. There are now about twenty OF these
societies In sctive operation in this country,
seven Of them being In New Yofk State.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

nr Linaley, ths preechefs who sems time
ago whipped his child 70 dsatls and was im.
pTisonsd Tor = long terns waa Hessrfly granted
d new triaI.. lt Nee. .ceneludeq SAtnrday, ne
Jury wAG dit6h91&eos lNn1bAiately pleaded
suiItS 10 napsfabKhtef in the fourth de&ree,
sS6 Gss ssnssneed BY NE eeaft 70 pay dns
Of e3S0.
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C0LD PENs.-A tine Assortment Of Gold Pens,
" Pencil Cases, &c, for sale at manufacturer .
pgiess. - Ids pl yRANck TAYLOR
Evening star., 1867-06-04

M hUCSE..
c. W. THORN,
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber of
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
4s7 eTH STREET, near Pennsylvania avenue
... ... Washington, D. c. ..
Positively no Goods sold at retail. my l7eotf
I INES ON THE GRAPE CIGAR.
Who that has smoked Havana's fragrant weed,
And seen the clouds ascend in graceful curls, .
But feels the world s dark picture all recede, ~
And hopes gush brighter as each puff unfurls?
The choice aroma of the Grape Cigar
Will spread like incense sprinkled on the hearth;
IT'S sweet as evening, when each peeping star
Receives it's homage from the flowers Of earth.
It's fumes enliven. renovate and cheer,
Refresh the path mortality mast tread,
Like scented groves in nature 3 wild appear,
To raise enchantment and relieve the head.
Should cali on WEIGH, at HIS famed Cigar Store,
His superior stock visit will repay.
The GRAPE GRAPE CIGAR" il e made by the best work.
best e cent csar n Wssh
inston. Ahlovers OF good Cigars sho%Id @ eaIl & on
my l4lm 430 Pa. av., bet ~ and sth sts.
ITO COLLIERY PROPRIEToRs AND MANA
L GERS.-We. the subscribers, H. D. BIRD and
J. NJ. DUNLOP, of Petersburg, Va, having been
NpsnteS osss iss aEefTts il Hs fss Ps sa
CUTTING MACHINE, ,tpatent right securely in
te the attention OF coiilery proprletors and man
ayers to it. .fs
The machines are now ready for sale, on reason
able terms. Those Wishing information concerning
the cost and working of the machines will be fur
nished with 1t by applying t9 t9,pn ,, -
my2s,2w Post Once Boz l2, Pstersbnrg,va.,
EAsH1ONABLK DRESsMAKRR. u
MISS J. 6. ARTHUR, formerly Of 40 sth ct.
sna 9Th streets, where she viii be pleased to see
her old patrons and the public generally: All work
guaranteed to please end equal to the best In the
city. aa.a. lz-fsl I'll 3. -za..u .I..l my 2,lnt
nIN0OL ITO N-Copartnersh heretofore
II known a. MULLIK1g q GRAZ, &39 10Th Ct,
is By mutual consent and Wm Gray alone
issothFized 10 settle the acconhts ofthe sasns.
q. y. MULLIKIN.
Nay 18th, leN. mya9Hs
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WOOD AND COAL.

r0ALl COAL!!
Best WHITE ASH at SIS, by the ton All sizes
to suit customers.
Saved and Split OAK WOOD, $40 per cord.
- PINE - SO
Long Oak. SIS per cord.
ton OF Coal sold by ME always weighs 224O lbs.
JOHN B. LORD,
fe 2Sly Corner 4th and G streets
20 Goa Ill!
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gross tons of 20 lbs. :, delivered in any part
the city. #FEEfsH Eftsz
Chestnut White Ash. 81. 7.----...
Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, $500.
Red Ash, So. 251 4.... ....
Lehigh. 50.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand. -a
Orders received at our Ottioe; or at the Wharf,
foot of Seventh street. .-. ~ II
- o. s. p. BROWN & SON,
ia 25-t 46J 9th street between and r.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

NATIONAL THEATER.
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing MONDAY June B, the great Wizard
and Nentriloqust
SIGNOR BLITZ,
OF Philadelphia, where he has just concluded a
most successful of over 25O nights will give
his Marvellous and Amusing Performances, intro
ducing many New Wonders. including his exces
sively funny BURLESQUE MINSTRELS and the
Marvellous DOUBLE HEAD SPHYNX.
Admission, %, 10 and Is cents. No extra charge
for securing seats.
MATINEES on Wednesday and Saturday after
moons. Ie3
Evening star., 1867-06-04

SAD ACCIDENT.-Last night, about eleven
O'CLOCK. while Mr.. Alex. Shilling was in the
restaurant on E street, between Elevent tn an d
Twelfth streets. north side. and standing near
the bar, some one coming in pushed against
nlm and his legs caught in the iron rod in
1ront OF the bar, and his right leg was broken
and his left leg seriously injured. He was
conveyed to his home on Eleventh street, near
r, and attended by Drs. Lleberman and
Schulz.
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" HISkYl WHISKYu WHISKY ~
w A RARE CHANCE "
At lIEASI 40 PER CENT

Just received large lot of fine RYE WHIs
KIES from the best West Virginia distilieries,
which will offer at the following reduced prices
viz AT 81. 20, Ss.25, 81 and So per galisn retail
Wholesale purchasers will find a great deduction
from the above prices. will also offer GIN AT
S275 per gallon retail, superior to any Gin sold
elsewhere than at this house for less than O. so the
gallon.
Received besides a large lot of Imported SHER-
RIES direct from Europe, and in bond at New
100 casks Of Cadiz SHERRY and 90 casks of Cette
or French SHERRY; The cette Sherry, such as
have been selling to city dealers according to their
generosity, at from S3, $3.50, and 81 per gallon,
viii sell same article at $50 per gallon retail and
Ssnp.iy D. -. Importer 2S2 Penn "a avenue.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

vISO SEWHN CONTRACTORs.-Pefs01 N want
j OBSERVER CASTINGS would do we'll 81 cali
ing at WHITE 4 BRO Iron Foundry, No rs
Maine avenue, near Columbian Armory .)my31-7Ws
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CLOTHING, &c.

~ QEhOVAL.-GEORGE D. taft has removed
H his Merchant Taior's Store from his old a.
stand on Seventh street west to the new
Store on the north side of Fl street north, M
near the corner of Seventh street west where MT
he will be glad 10 his old customers. He sNNe-
has on hand a full assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS, Z
OF all kinds and of the latest fashion.
Je1-2w' GEO. D. Taft.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Black Cloth Frock Coats, of superior quality,
s Is TO $50
Black Cloth Sacks from $40 TO seS,
knglsh Melton Sacks in all fashionable colors,
Sl4. :
Black Doeskin Pants, from 81 to $40
Sprlng Cass simere Pants, from 81 to S12.
Buslness suits-Coat, Vest, and Pantaloons-frOm
Sl2 TO S25
The above goods are of our own make.
First class style, in material, trimming, and
BoYsf AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
We also invite the attention of parents to our
stock of BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING. of
all sizes, at low prices.
Boys Fancy Suits, from 3to years
Boys Cutaway Suits. from to years.
Boys Harvey Suits, from to IA years.
Boys Metropolitan Suits from IL to IL years.
Youths Sizes, from 16 to 20 years.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
36S Penna. ave-, bet. 9th and 7th SITS.
my 81 st Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

PERsoNAL.-Mayor Latham, of Alexandria.
has gone to Annapolis, the City Council on
Saturday last having appointed him proxy to
represent the clty's stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, at the annual meet.
ing OF the stockholders of the company, in
progress at Annapolis.
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24O WALL fArhks. 24O
AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH
w A l. IL p A Rs

would respectfully call the attention of the pub
lie, and invite an examination of my stock Of For
tign WALL PAPERS, Just received per recent
rivals, consisting of all the designs of the cele
brated house o. Deliceurt Paris and others, which
gfter with full assortment of borders to match.
The facilities possess in obtaining goods war
rant me IN assuring the public that articles pur
chased ot me will be of the newest in style, and
reasonable In prices those of any other house in
the country. JOHN ALEXANDER,
No. 240 Penn "a ave,
Between 18th and 18th stree ts.
my Il hrnn, 1
Evening star., 1867-06-04

BUTTER.-Housekeepers will be pleased to
know that butter. which has .sruIed'' SO high
Tor some time past, has. in commercial par
lance, received ''a check" and "tumbled.' y
The receipts are very large, and the stock on
hand greatly in excess of the demand. which
is very limited just now. The pastures all
through the country are fine. and il is proba. l..
pie that very large quantity Of butter will
be made. A choice article will now com mu1and
over 20 cents by the quantity, and still fur
ther decline il predicted.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

FEsTRY ELECTIoN.--The vacancy in n,
Nsstry of Epiphany Parish, caused by tn,
death Of Richard @. Washington, Esq, wa
filled. last evening. by the election of VIM p
Shearman. The Vestry Of this Parish is now
composed Of the following named gentlemen
Rev. Chas II. Hail. u. D., er-otcto, presidin
officer, Gen VIM. Maynadier, Geo NJ Davis
Lemuel J. Middleton, Thomas NJ Smith
Charles knap, General Alexander j. Perry
John Potts, VIM P. Shearmau,
Evening star., 1867-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.

ELECTION INCIDENTS IN THE DIFFERENT
WAKps.-There was little drinking yesterday
strictly maintained during the entire day and
night The police of the First Ward did not
report single case Of drunkenness or disor-
derly conduct. The only arrest made at the
after being several times told that he was not
named on the poll book, presen ted himself to
vote. The witnesses asked his dismissal. at
tributing his conduct to the fact that he had
been registered, and his name not appearing
on the book. he was sent back from the Repub-
lican headquarters with certificate from the
Judges OF Election that he b ad been registered,
and which caused his perseverance in trying
to have his vote received. The case was dis.
missed. E.a .E
In the Second Ward at the northern pre-.
cncts rather comicai scene occurred that
for the moment locked like disturbance
Just as the polls closed several colored men
in sport started of at full speed and ran from
the 1st precinct of the I'd ward toward the 1st
by about a hundred others; and Lieut. Kelley,
OF the police, supposing q riot was opening,
started for them and placed himself in an al
and just as they entered spranE in front ~ and
presenting his weapon called them to
halt. The halt was 60 sudden that those be-
hind in their hurry upset those in front and
dozen or more fell, and were tramped upon
The crowd went ba ck to their starting place
Laughing over the mistake and their overturn
Patrick W. Haggerty was arrested for
Omcer Williams took him to the Central
Guardhcuse, and he was held to bail for court
in one thousand dollars by Justice Morse.l.
Eight cases of intox icaton and disorderly
conduct were reported In this ward and one
W. II: Cotton was fined $50 for carrying con :
cealed weapons.
In the Third Ward there were no interfer.
ferences with the voting a: the polls reported,
and but four cases Of drunkenness and disorder
ly conduct.
In the Fourth Ward there were no cases of
disorder at the polls; eight cases OF disorderly
conduct IN the streets, and VIM. Bradge was
fined $50 for selling goods by sample, contrary
to the Corporation law.
In the Fifth and Sixth Wards there were
four persons arrested for fighting in the streets
and fined under the Corporation law, one
drunk and disorderly.
In the Seventh Ward a colored man named
Armstead Mccarthy was arrested by OFF,
Evens, and charged by Lieut Gessford with
attempting to vote illegally. 1t is charged that
he has been convicted, sentenced, and sent to
the penitentiary, and was not pardoned, and
as his case comes under the law he was held
to bail for court by Justice Boswell. Henry
Muth, German, was fined $50 for carryin:
concealed weapons. There were five cases of
disorderly conduct.
The entire number of arrests in the District
was So, not much over tho average and the
cases were generally OF no real importance
Evening star., 1867-06-04

HDEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS,
" 446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ESTABLISHED 1S47.
The public most respectfully invited to call
and examine the most superior assortment of CAS-
S1MERE PANTS and VESTS ever exhibited in
this marke ct and at very low prices Also, very
large stock of CASHMERE SUITS, together with
Drap de Etc and assorted Linen Suits. Duck Suits
Of various colors. Our CLOTHING and FUR
N1SHIEG GOODS are the very best that can be
found, and will sell at the lowest prices b
P. WALbACH,
my 305t Odeen Hall Clothing Rooms.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

esterday evening, meet.
Ing OF the car drivers and friends Of John r
Sayers, Esq, superintendent Of the Washing
ton and GEORGETOWN Street Railway Company,
met at MI Jack O'Leary's Senate House. on
New Jersey avenue near the Baltimore rail-
ROAD depot, for the purpose Of presenting Mr..
Sayers with q bea utiful set of harness, a Whip
and cover, as slight token Of esteem for his
kindness to them while connected with the
road. The presentation speech was made by Mr.
to by Mr. Sayers. A neat set of resolutions,
expressing the regards of the drivers and
friends, were also presented to Mr. Savers in
beautiful beach walnut frame. After the
presentation a frst-class supper was served
up, and parraken Of by all present
Evening star., 1867-06-04
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE sAMAR

'Posr HOsPIrAL, FoRr MARSHALL, Baltimore
Md Feb 30 1854 II have great satisfaction in sta
ting that have used The Samaritan Remedies for
/ have used them with Judgment, discretion and
properly, and have found them respond e my an.
the composition i have the fullest confidence ia
their efficacy, and as far my of them extends
i recommend them strongly. :. G. y t.'-4E.. ID
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05

QuARpELixo. If anything in the world WV
make a man feel badly, except p'nching u'S
fingers in the crack Of door, y IS unquesu ,o"
able A quarrel. No man ever fails to think less
Of himself after il than before Itdegrades him
in the eyes Of Others aud what is worse, blun.s
lis sensibilities on the one hand, and increases
the power Of passionate irrtability on the other.
The truth is, the more peaceably aud quietly
we get on, the better for our neighbors 10 nine
cases out Of Ten the better course H. II a man
cheats you, cease to deal with him II he y
abusive, quit his company and Il he ISLANDERS
YOU, take care to live so that nobody viii believe
him. No matter who be is, or how he misnse'
you, the wisest way is to let him alone, lot thet'
is nothing better than this cool, calm anu guy
uay OF dealing with the wrongs we meet with
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05


A colored boy and girl are supposed 10
have been burned to death in Poughkeepsle
NY, on Tuesday, when Dr. Barden . house
burned down.
5. r. Carragan dropped down ana uleu
instantly in the street in Saratoga a lew o"ys
since. =,
A boy, aged 16, hung himsel'at Whtenail
last Monday week. Nocause can be assign
ed for the act. r Nh. G
Geo Cal'er', meSsehse' u ~ ao ~ , in
Co, bankers new aoiH' "no O s's.lar H.. =,
o itoher with $4o'oov VI tHe,' ni9 ~. o nS
been discovered IN MONTREAL "n' F'''VV
recovered .e
D. 81 ny '""' ~. n.Iooos
faro bank ior many years 81 ~" ., S.' TO-,
was shot ana ki,ieu AZ rns ~ I, 0na, io o,s
Wednesday h'gn'' py 'uns' W.T. MI 1,s,o,
well known ieNan NV. '"wy a. =, aansaa,,an,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05

A Coon PLACE TO SETTLE INA Mem
phis correspondent of the Boston Post says
that '.the New Highlander who desires a
good healthy farm Of moderate size, where
he can cultivate fruits and cereals and grow
stock. will find many localities in Tennessee,
Alabama, the pine lands of Mississippi and
the northwest of Arkansas, that would suit
him admirably. In these regions the stock
requires very little care in winter or feeding
at any time. All fruits and cereals OF The
temperate zone can be grown well, and there
ia convenient access to market. With thes'
advantages there is in Tennessee more law
and order, peace and quietness, than in any
other part Of the Southwest, and in man.
portions of it there arc better schools, NOR,
numerous churches, and more social ENJOY
ment than in most other localities. AS L
the section of Tennessee that is most favor
able for emigration, need only say, that
man can scarcely go amss, and ! cannot sa
to what county stranger should go"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05
A STRANGE sronY.-A few nights ago a

A STRANGE SToRY--A few nights ago
respectable farmer, resident in the neigh
borhood of Barton, was driving from home
in search Of a nurse, when his attention was
suddenly called in n field through which
there is a public footpath. Alighting from
his gig tie farmer FASTENED to the spot,
where he saw laboring man had been
digging grave. AT the sight of the farmer
he made of, leaving the lantern and spade
behind him, and also an overcoat, which
the farmer took possession Of Journeying
a little further in the direction of Brigg, lie
met young woman, who said she was go
ing to meet her sweetheart at the lonely spo
indicated. Believing that foul play was in
tended, the farmer drove the girl to her owl
house. The affair isnow being investigated
-Rsadiag Times.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05

THE Record sAIs;-A very brilliant meteor
passed over Doe Run and the adjacent parts
of Chester county, on the evening OF Jan
22d. A gentleman riding in his sleigh in
forms us that it illuminated the atmosphere
and the shadows of surrounding objects fell
on the snow. 1t was followed by whiz.
ling sound. 1t moved from southeast to
northwest
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05
PROPOSALS FOR CONTINUING
L DELAWARE BRBAKWATER.

u. d EN0iFHBR uFfCGt !
2Os Souri, SIXTH STREET PHlLADgLPnA. PA,
january slst, 1867.
seaod proposals. In duplicate, with copy Of this ad
yarement Attached to zach, will he received at this
once until the 23d Of February, 1851 for the labor
csssary to put In position about sixiyseyen thousand
dollars 1901 0OO) worth Of siole, at the Delaware Break
water.
each OF from Two TO 1--WE tons thereAbouts In weight
ensfh In blocks Of less than two tons all stones Als
dry
BE- aud whatever may be requitto to receive and put
the stones In place.
The work at all times TO be subJee; to rild inspection
by the Engineer aud his agents AMI not to be paid for
until approved by him or them deduction Of 10 per
esutum on partial payments will be made unt the
pl etinn Of all the labor
The labor Of putting the stones 10 place to
on or about 18th Of May and to be completed by the
18Th Of September, 1867.
bidders will state In their proposals the rate Of lab
per ton Of 22iO lbs at which they will put In paos the
stones delivered them at the BretkwAtec.
Zach bid must be- GUARANTEED by two responsible per
sons whose signatures should be appended TO the
tee aud who should be certified t. balng good aud
sufficient security by the United States District Judge
| Attorney, or Collector. or other public ofheeT.
The right TO ri oct any or ali bids ia reserved
Envelopes TO bs en- ioraed Proposals for Labor ioi
| Delaware Breakwater"
Bids will DO opened at 10 O'Clock, gu Saturday, the
$50 February 1851, aud bidders Invited to b. pre-
| sant.
| For further particulars, apply at this oihcs
G. sEAfORrH STEWART,
Maj. OF Engineers aud Byt. 1t. Col,
fabb-WAsw feb23
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05

Senate bill to ,egualte the tenure Of certain
ofises The exception Of Cabinet officers 10
The FIRST section Of the biz, was stricken out
The bill was then passed. The Senate ameuu-
menis to the Tariff bill we're referred to the Com
mittes on Ways AID Means. Private bus WEI wsre
then considered, and about zen were p p,
The Committee on Printing reported NIL pre-
yiding for the election Of Congressional print
or The death Of Hon. Philip Johnson was au'
nounoed. aud the usual resolutions were auop''
ed. Adjourned
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05

THE Ne,o York FFeeman's Journal, the
organ of the Roman Catholic Church, de-
tends and applauds the expulsion OF Protes-
tant worship from Rome, on the ground that
it is exclusively and peculiarly Catholic
| ,;4r
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05

THE bills establishing negro suffrage in
the Territories and repeating the Amnesty
act have become laws without the approval
of the President, he not having returned
them to Congress within the ten days pre-
scribed by the Constitution.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-05

IT is more than probable that Congress
will refuse to make an appropriation for the
mission to Rome, on account OF the Pope's
having refused to permit the Protestants to
worship in their own church, in that city.
The House has already stricken it out.