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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19
OFFICE,
k8 WI WIZ C-rY H.rr
Wass,Ss TOY; u G., Oct j.. i3:o.

L..
Notice - hereby given. that the TAXES FOR
INK fEAR 1870, levied upon the real and per
sonal property IN the city Of Dstrict OF
10funoia VIII be pay able and after October 18th
ISO- discount ef ten per cent. W IN be allOvei
10Th, lSo Also, Q di.count Of nv psr cent from
November Sth To December 10th. lsz0.
fer-cns upon whose property there Is o special
tsx and u RAying the same SI state al
ths TINE II applying Tor the general tsI bill
Any person or persons' gener al tar Shich amounts
O. the sum Of two hu5dred and dfty ,oisrs MI can
pay one 1tn 81 said tax I'm certheas Of ind ted
ne-s OF the torpOrsffon OF W xsh gto.. ID q.
30 attention Will lie paid 10 kcal le ters nsquest
iR TAX bile neither can bile be made before or
Alter .iice hours. The Collector is comp sllsd TO
~ THIS course 10 consequence q the late Law re-
Guirins distribution OF the funds daily
Persons calling Tor TAX bills will please present
last earl receptg. which will greatly facilitate the
ties apply ing.
al ehecks offered in raynen, FOR ,axe. msst b.
ert,nea 20 b. an Jicer Of the bank upon which they
On the la OF Feerusry, ls7l, the books will be
Slossa and all taxes due and paid vii. be adyer-
OeB st REP .kChroa CIV C.ilssior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

The fall trade Of New York seems to be con-
siderably better than was anticipated two
months ago. The causes of this brightenin, OF
business there are On easy money market, the
brisk demand for produce induced by the for
eign war and the drouth, the large cotton crop.
and the notably small balance to adjust with
foreign markets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

General John A. Logan working like a
beaver FOR the place OF Kuhar,l Yates-that il,
TO say, Dick Nates-whOss term in the L.
Senate expires in March next Logan has all
the hurTah boys with him, and NAV win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

Senator Morton has not signided to che GOV
ernmens that he has any idea of declining the
mission to England. IL has been given out tn II
IN case Indiana should 60 democratic he would
give up the mission and keep his seat in the
Senate; but it seems that he holds that a two
thirds majority in the Senate is ample for the
administration, and that democratic vote in
his place cannot do much harm. He is expect
ed here to-day or Tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

The capital removal convention is likely to be
the smallest OF all the conventions held a. Gin
elnnati this month. Ii meets on the 18th, but
delegates have as yet been appointed from ONLY
Illinois. Missouri and kansas-not enough to nj
handsomely all the offices the gift OF the con-
vention. The people are showing their disap-
prOyal Of the REMOVAL scheme I'm the most effect
ual way possible-they let it severely alone
Spring fsld (HGSs) Republican
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Liberal discounts to the trade.
SPREAD THE Truth

~sPREAD THE TRUTH.
some medical men insist that IL is unidentified to
advertise Q remedy, however valuable il may be.
Queer reasoning this Ii is like saying that an ari-
Gle which the world needs should be hid in q corner
that benefits and blessings may be too widely lif
fused-that the means 0f protecting and restoring
health should be close monopoly, aud not access
bic to all The argument is bad II 10 worse than that
II 10 tnhDnnr. Suppose Hoststters Stomach Bit
ters-an absolute specific for dyspepsia, bliousness
and n rvous debiiry-had er been known be end
the rtpro're OF the faculty, what would have been
the cons Iuence, Instead of curing and inyic1ra
ting millions, the good effects OF the pre aratio
would have been confined to Q comparative few
There Is the highest authority for saying that Ia ut
should not be hid under bushe: that whatey g il.
excellent should he placed as city on a hill
whore all men can take cognZance If AZ.
Ii Il upOn this principle that the Btters have beeH
advertised ano continue t. be advertised in every
newspaper OF any prominence in the western hem
IspheTe, aid that the spOnt testimonials in
favor have been TRANSLATED into all written Ian
guages. Thousands ENJOY p rfect health to day who
would be langu shing on beds of sickness If the
newspapers had not SPL,Gd hs TS!h NTH T.s0Ss Il
this qHalsd inrtg0yaHf mi coTrsr',rs tar and
wide. suppose profit has been reaped from thi-
pu bcity. Is thGf any argument against it, II tn,
public health has been protected; If live. have eel
saved, the feeble have been strengthened aud tn
sick restored, SoOf has Bern JP',shsd anf
who go mean a. % grudge 10 eNsrtioE thus directed
their fair reward, ocl7-eo3ttN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

he DAYTON J,gradl. which j. regarded a. the
home organ OF Mr.. Schenck. announces IN IL
Issue OF Saturday that il els authorized to state
that the republican party OF the third congress
siODal district, believing that they have grounds
for 80 doing, will contest the election OF Lewis
II Campbell TO a seat in the forty third Goa
gIess.-
The grounds upon which the contest will be
made are not indicated, from which fact we i'm
fer that they viii be somewhat general in their
character. and based more or less on faith in
the doctrine OF chances. At any rate we do not
see how the refusal to allow the inmates OF the
soldiers home TO vote can be urged as a re asOn,
inasmuch as the denial was founded on the
Unanimous decision of a full bench OF the Su-
preme Court of the State of Ohio, which Is en-
iirey republican in its political complexion.
Senator Cameron and Representative Kelley
are here on the war path to secure for Penn
sylvania her dues as a loyal administration
State in the matter OF appointments resulting
from the resignation of Secretary Cox.
Rumor has had it that Pennsylv ania dem snd-
20 oil the Cabinet position vacated by Mr.. Cox
but from what We learn Messrs Cameron and
Kelley are willing TO concede to Ohio the Int.
riOr Department, in view Of the good political
record just made by that State. but demand the
COmmssionorshIp OF Internal Revenue, naming
a. their man for the position Mr.. John W
Douglas, present Deputy Commissioner. Up
TO this time Mr. Douglass chances have no;
been of the best, hut they will loom up undoubt-
edly If Messrs- Cameron and KELLEY make a
positive stand in HIS behalf
600
To-day South Carolina elects q governor.
state officers, and members OF Congress- The
republicans have renominated Governor Scott
The democrats and conservatives have placed a
=. reform" candidate in the feld-Mr H. b.
Carpenter, northerner, who has settled in
that state since the war. Not much can be
said for either candidate; but, though Governor
SCOTS administration for the Last two years has
not been altogether wholesome il has indicated
some financial ability, and has raised the credit
OF the State rather notably.
Some OF the correspondents sent away q state
meDt yesterday about q Cabinet row over a
demand made by Mr.. Delano to designate his
successor in the Revenue Bureau, and inter.
terence by Mr. Boutwell, to prevent II. with
Threats TO tender his own resignation, &c. &c.
We are satisfied there Ia not a word OF truth in
II. MIR. Delano, we are certain, has made no
such demand" and Mr.. Boutwell, has made mn
such threat ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

Ore of the noblest charities that has for a
long time appealed TO the sympathies of the
people OF Washington is the grand fair now in
progress at the Masonic Temple, the proceeds OF
which are to 60 TO the relief OF the sick and
wounded in Germany. We hope to see the hal
crowded constantly, and to hear that the resuI,
OF the entertainment far surpass the expects-
tions OF It's enterprisng and tasteful managers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

TG0Mk 70 MASONIC TEN PIE 10 THE
OkhMAS fAlk kyery svsring this rex
WA . Howe sesins AachiAe tor only 81 eents
SUNDAY SCHOOL DESTITUTE. under the
R,-S; elr " Of the Baptist 3 3 Unon OF me
WEDSsspSTp S a6a : III q b held n IuEsDkY.
c0mn~nrins IN areh, between 6th and TN streets
Invited 10 .s,sa pm All sunday school lab rsrs
ocH-st-
NvIGk ID meeting az the pOXRD nv
~ .hAbE vii be held en- m RsDA y nv sN
hn1' ~ ~ eloSs, 10 consider a {, Ir.nn.ir.,,
from brig Geners Myer, Uhisf OF Bnr.s. W =. aGoh
and S1gnals. full and punctaal .tte<i ~ stofms
queeted. SAMUEL BACON P-.sSS,asTe
oe1A Rennslie.n and chroaicieI resident.
N~THE RECULAR MONTHLY neEr;,,.
Of the YOUNG MES's CHRISrikNhsISSns
CITATION Will take place SATU RDAY EvFSISUU
18th instant, 1t ~ O'Clock, IN 4 rarofa Pf1Ti
short Addresses will be delv cred giving ner.or
"reminiscences Of the eariv history az the A.snri,
tion, By II. kICHARDS, JOS HERADLEY IL
MM: RALLASTYSE, II. BEARD, and u. O.
WIGHT. " -
The meeting IL free 10 all. Oc4-n
n~NOTICE.-An UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
ILL On hand Tor sale at g. GOLDSTEIN co 5
LOAN Off ICE, 207 and 209 "a street west near
PeUnsylvsnis avenue. Oc 3-lm
n~COME TO MASONIC TEMPLE TO THE
uS GERMAN FAIR Every Evening this week
sud Win Wilcox Gibbs sewig Machine for 70 cts
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AND HARMLESS AS wATEB
FOB THE HAIR,

FOB THE HAIR,
Is warranted to restore gray hair to its Origin, Al
color in from three to ten days, prevent the LA r
from falling. and cure dandruf and scurf m aboyt
two months 1t is also excellent dressing for The
hair, giving brash dry and wiry hair On elegant And
glossy appearance. 1t contains nothing poisonous,
use il with perfect confidence.
The fact that some three thousand bottles have
entire Success -
fOr sale by ali Druggists, and at the Depot corber
2d and streets NV
Liberal discounts to the trade ocls tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19

Newspaper gossip sends Secretary Cox u
England, in place Of Motley. but we suspect
that Mr. Cox, himself, has not been consulted
by the 4uidnunes- 1t We are not misinfsrmel
be has stated that he would not accept foreign
mission, Tor the reason that II does not paw, and
that i. would take him from the practice of his
profession at the time OF life when his
chances for success are at their best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-19
BUSINESS CHANCES

TIE ENTlRE FVRSITrWE AND HOUSE
hOLh huoBS q A. elegantly fuFnish.ikH
E'-iHfor - eaie - ta~-al9 srf 49, = .ri.e III
-" - r OF erslfr Nrtr. = i4lsn Chur-h ~
~ ir rellf'i the pnrrhas.r n desired IN M
fufIHnit a. y aIrgi, q hzud-oTna - le. and
N-afih NV Long ti1s can o. hai - patnrHut u
rr'. ? -trUriN j. giveu. Arpiy, from lil q . M .
90 lie prsmss. 60, IL
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n.y. o. O.f-GRakD LODGE Past Grand.
uS Meet al the hall TO MORROW, tThur.Isy D
Al . CID OK m, g. attend The funera! of TTOy =,
:. - fFENER, 2 q.
II. SWEET, Or sc.
1@I 90 F-1he members ~ EXCEISIoR
uS LODGEyNo. Il. are requested 10 m "a A.
thrlr nall on THURSDAY ArrERNOON. A .
.ur tate brother THoSks 3 sCRIvENEK, p q
attend. by order OF z, Is. Lrin, \ G. ~
JAs. b ROYCE, Sec'y
1"I q. o. r-MOUNT NEBO ENCANP
MURROW. Thur-isY,l At lo-cIpck a. IA f,r a..
purpose - aiteuJhg the funeral u their late
brotner, Il HoN As y SfRlyENRR. foil attaDdapre
is regue,ted al the regular u Getting This Wsina.
day ENENING, TIA clock, 20 max ssees-ary
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OcE lw IRep.I 90 Pennsylvania avenue.
New Styles of Goods
OPENED THIS DAY
BUSINESS Suits. s Is to $50
GOOD ALL VOL SUITS
BOYS sUITs.~.s6, 81 -. SO, aud $40
BOYS SUITS,
BOYS SUITS,
BOYS SUITS.
BOYS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS
IRESs SUITS. PANTS AND VEST
DRKss SUITS. PANTS AND VEST
DERBY SACKS. PRINCE ALBEIT
frst-cas
ST. NICHOLAS. ST NICHOLAS
Custom Work.
Our goods are Skunk, and got up in FIRST
CLASS STYLE.
Our PRICES are LOWER than the same class OF
goods can be bought elsewhere.
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
e25 SEVENTH STREET,
J. b. SMITH.
ecl4 I'm Business N anager.
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BOARDING,

BOA RIDING.
- looms AND BOARD, in a first -cl t.s house. ave
IL ~ Convenience. NO.912 Eth street, near Ar
IfRtoh house. ocls3t'
EIRST CLASS BOARD OR SUITS OF FOR
Il NleHED ROOMS can he secured by applyin no
al 723 18th street, between g. and " with Moth
ern Lady. References given and required nol3 i2t-
MhS LANG. If GEORGETOWN. d. @, has Iessea
ISI the parsonage Of the late Dr. Gurley and il
prepared to accommodate 8OARDE Rs and furnish
ed ROOMS, elegantly fitted up, upon reasousl,Ie
uIms. IZIe street n W. ocl3 I'm
EIRST CT ASS BOARD or suits of FURNISHED
sire ct, between and the most select part of IN,
city, with true Union lady from vrginfa Refer.
enceB Civ en- and required. oclO 2w-
fINHE BEST OF PLAIN, CLEAN, SUBSTAN
= TlAL TABLE BOARD can be had with The
HfGEIAN CLUB, at sO7 and $40 street
q few doors west Of PoH Office Department, for 81
cents per meal e cents per day 3350 per week, and
Is per month; inv ariab'y in I'D ance. Breakfast
from to II: Dinner. fr Jm to 7. Also, cbeap
FURNISHED BOOMS by the day, week or month
Apply at the office, No. SOL. Dc "a I'M.
EIRsT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT Rooms, TO be had on reascnable
terms at 1901, cor Penn - sania avenue and I9th
street. Good location and accessible. mh23 "
ZONE TO MASONIC TEMPLE to the German
~ Fair Every Evening this week and win Key
stone Sewing Machine for only 50 cents. Ct
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The Dry Goods Trad.

Brown sheetings and shirting were in some
what Ii re be request at the Openingo' the
week, but later the trade relapsed into the quiet
state noted in our last review, and at the close
the market il Sat BfCached shestings and
stiTtings have not changed 20 any motto able
extent since our last review. Stocks In nrst
hands are kept well under, which, with TIE
trade il progress, il sufficient to maintain prices
although some concessions are offered on lower
grades 70 stimulate sales. Cotton drills are OF
in spirited demand, either for home eonsump-
moderate request, to supply immediate wants,
but the general trade is languid and movements
slow. Corset jeans are without improvement
and sales are made of small lots only. Stripes
AID ticks sell slowly and few lots are picked mp,
eNceptinC OF the most favorable known makes.
OF these. small quantities are placed at quoted
prices, while IN low grades of less staple makes
sales are difficult even at concessions. Printing
cloths have been quiet with lighter sales and
prices have shaded a trifie- Prints are fairly
active, in comparison with other goods, and the
sa'es Tor the week appear to be relatively
higher than in most cotton fabrics.
Inferior makes and unreasonable styles are, to
some extent, nominal although without quot
able change. Ginghams are meeting less ready
sale, and prices are feebly sustained. Printed
lawns and percales are not in active request;
but sales are reported of small lots of the best
makes at eady prices. Denimes, cottona ses,
and Osnaburgs are languid, with moderate az
greCate sales reported of small lots at quotations.
Cloths have been rather less active than during
the previous week, although fair trade pro-
crosses in the leading makes. The general dis
trihutiOn trade appears to be well Supplied and
king little, excepting choice lots of fine goods.
In heavy cloths and other overc0ating the busi-
s. is quite satisfactory, though less actiye at
the close of the week. Cassimeres are without
special change. Foreign goods are without
notable chsnge.-N. Y. Bulletin, Sth inst
@A Southern editor having been sent bar
rel of whisky, thankfully acknowledges it, and
say he Is now fortified against snake bites.
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WAR DEPARIMEyr, May %, 1870.
Proposals will be received at this Dep:rtment I'M
Tor supplying the Stationery described in tSe scheS
ale the fiscal year ending the th OF June,
The stationery must be Of the bes. quality.
Samples must accompany each bid.
bonds, with approved sureties, for the faithful uh
Te the right 10 order the aa a. w deem s
proper and to increase OF diminish the quantities
Articles not named in the schedule below are to be
furnished at the option OF the Department at the
Paper made % Linen Stock:
5reams Folio Post, per ream
IL reams Dispatch Cap, ruled to pattern, weighing
Is pounds, per resm
= reams Legal Cspi per ream
iss reams F9olscap, ruled or plain, weighing II
pounds. per Iesm
81 resms QuartO Post, ruled plain, weighing 10
pa reahs Qnsrto Post, ruled or plain, weighing 10
ls2 reans Note Paper ruled or plain, per ream
u reams Note Paper ruled or plain, headed as per
n reams Blotting Paper. red, per ream
az dozen b iott.pg Boards, per dozen
o resns Envelope Paper, buf OF yellow, royal, per
50 resns Manila Wrapping Paper, super royal, per
Streams Brown Wrapping PAPER, "a by 30 inches, per
81 90 Enyeiores, sftcisl sizes, plain. perl
g3I0 Envelopes, letter sizes, plain, per I.CJo
$500 Envelopes, Official sizes, extra heayy, headed
a. per pattern, per 1900
NT.ne :
per pattern. Per 1850
80 gross Metallic Pens, per gross
S.OtU Quilts. No. 50. per Gee
AL dozen Faber's Black Lead Pencils, per dozen
90 dozen Fsber's Red and Blue Pencils, per dozen
10 dozen PenEoldeTs. pr dozen
s4hs dozen Ivory Holders, per dozen
S-s OCZEn EraSeTs, ivory handles, per dozen
49, dozen Rodgers Son OF WOsten holm blade
g DOZEN Rodssfs' s scf SS7,P per dozen
7sl dozen Shears. per dozen
= 9, IN MAYNARD \ Npyes Ink, quarts, per dozen
II dozen MAYNARD NOyes Ink, pints, per dozen
dozen Carter Copying Ink, per dozen
81 dozen Trench CaTmiue Ink. per dozen
l. d zen lnks'aDds, Diapers, Whitney's or eaual
seround- SeaIifg Wax, scarlet. per pound
Y pounds India Rubber, prepared in pieces, per
L dozen sik Taste OF BRAID, assorted, per dozen
50 dozen Red Tape in pieces, assorted, per dozen
~ dozen rolls Bed ape per dozen
as pounds Linen Irvine, per pound
o dozen large Jars Mucilage, with brushes, per
dozen
% dozen qua-t bottles Mucilage. per dozen
q dozen Blank Books, Per dozen
o. dozen packs Visiting Cards, per dozen
d zen Rulers, Per dozen
l ft1 gross India Rubber Bands per gross
dozen Memorandum Books, per dozen
dozen boxes NOtsrial Seals, per dozen
dozen Portfolios. per dozen
n dozen Letter Files. per dozen
Is dozen boxes Eyelets, per dozen
dozen Eyelet Punches, per dozen
. dozen Writing Fluid, per dozen
dozen Letter Clips, per dozen
% pounds Sponge, per pound
dozen Gold Pens and Holders, per dozen
Il0 yards Tracing Linen, per yard
Sdozen Sponge Cups, per dozen
dozen Paper Weights. per dozen
90 boxes Patent Paper Fasteners, per box
80 Ruling Pens, each
y pounds Waters, per pound
dozen bottles POunce, per dozen. JEST
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H~The deputy sheriff OF YazOO, Miss, chased
three soldiers. who had deserted. one hundred
and thirty miles on horseback in twenty-fOur
hours.
UIhe South Carolina railroad offers lands
fTeaN immigrants. and TO contribute SlOO, 900 to-
ward the construction OF a line OF steamers be-
tween Charleston and Europe.
nSSam Allis of Blackford County, Indiana,
thought IL would be amusing to play ghost the
other evening. He appeared TO a farmer who
''strikes ive hundred from the shoulder" and
was carried home IN a blanket
SAn eminent physician of Boston, Massa-
Chusetts, states that there il not now any pure
vaccine matter in the United States, and that by
inoc.sating the heifers the French keep con-
stantly a fresh supply.
ga man over in Indiana, last week, lost his
wife and his family physician on the same day.
lie IL now searching for their remains with a
doukle-baTrelled shotgun, with the intention OF
burying them both in the same grave.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Rf COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors t. J. q. McGuire & CO.
southwest corner of Penn. avenue and 18th street.
TRUSTEEs SALE AT AUCTION or HAND
i'm Fksf1 1Sst Hh sNp EIk
SSAAH NM RtpA ti HylH,AMBER, DINING ROOM,
DEED voff MIS- s EEEEsG4f B66 hSP SIX Hun
60 sciber from OF asd 81 trust to me- the sub;
Soraeasf { IN Il ipHsaI % p {, 49, i, and duly re-
Land Records for Washington county. Dittr tt
OF columbia shall effer at public auction Tor cash
and On ':Trfft ssiSsSn II, bss s
LAY OF June 1870 commencing at 10 O'Clock a m ali
Aexed to said deed of trust, and partially desc rbed
IN THE PARLoR
Une me Medallion Carpet
Elk Chairs to match
Two fine match Center Tables
One small and one { ard Table
One Rosewood Piano
One Cover aud steol for same
-Four sets fine Satin Window Curtains
Two sets Iine Lace Curtains
Two large-size Pier Glasses
Two Fancy pivans.
Five handsome INF P1.T HSa,s
kR osewoa ard ard Wa, Bedsteads
Rosewood and Walnut Bureaus, marble top
Rosewood and Walnut washstands, marble top
Mattresses, BoIsters, Pillows, Comforts and Bed
Chairs, CCmmOdes AID Corner Racks
And in each room, silk, Rep and Lace Curtains.
DINING ROOM
One Brussels Carpet, handsome pattern
One Extension Table
Twelve Dining Chairs
One Sofa, two Sdeboards
One Mirror, one Msntel Clock
Cutlery and Table Ware
Silver plated Tea Service
Silver plated Casters, Forks and Spoons
One set of fine Silk Rep Curtains.
LIBRARY.
One elegant Walnut Library Table
Chairs and Lounge to match
One Library Sideboard
Two fine Walnut Bookcases
One fne Mahogany Bookcase
mans Magazine, complete; Annual Register,
Edinburgh Review, &c.
Three sets Silk Rep chi, ain s
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furnitute
Chairs; Tables, Queensware, and Utensils In full
| SERVANTS ROOMS
Furnished with Bedsteads and Bedding, Bureaus,
Stoves in all the Chambers
! Hat Rack and Hall Chairs
Oilcloth and Carpet upon the passage and stairs .
And at clock p m, on the said 10th day OF June,
$50 shall offer al that piece or parcel Of ground
as lot numbered nineteen, TO- lin Davidsons subdi
vision OF square numbered two hundred and eighty
front Dwelling house, brown stone trimmings and
containing sixt. comfortable rooms, situated upon
the south side of street north, between Twelfth
Terms: sI0o0 cash; balance in three, six, nine,
and twelve months from date, secured by deed OF
nue. stamps at the expense of the purchaser. A
sold. ALBEIT @. HAIL, Trustee.
| jei-d&ds IRep.l Auctionetrs.
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EVENING STAR.
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.
Conclusion Yesterdays Proceedings.
sFNATE-After our report closed

SENATE--After our report closed
Mr.. sherman called MP the bill 10 provide for
TIE aprOiutnent Of An Assistant Treasurer at
Baltimore. which was passed, and the bill now
gOes e. the President
Mr. Morrill,. of Maine, from the Committee
u Al TOlriatiOEs, reported with amendments
the CO.sUlar and diplomatic appropriation bill.
The Chair announced a. the select commit
tee 20 investigate the case of Mr.. Hatch and
San Domingo treaty, Messrs- Nye, Ferry.
Howard, Williams, Warner, Schurz and
IiCkeIS.
Tie senate then went into executive session,
and thgn took a recess until 80 p. m.
At the evening session the Senate resumed
Consideration of the Indian appropriation bill.
Various amendments were discussed, and the
Dill passed.
Tf appOrtiOument bill was then taken up,
and at 1c.jg O'Clock the Senate adjourned
HOUSE-AfJer our report closed,
There was a good deal Of confusion IN relation
20 the status Of the amendments 20 the currency
bill, which was incTeasedby hr. Negley moving
t. lay tie bill upOn the table
Perdirc that motion, Mr. Eldridge moved to
aciau-n. IL was stated that the effect of an adj
iOurnrnt 1T now would be to send the bill TO the
Spesker,s table, and il would probably not be
reached again this session.
The Motion 10 adjourn was agreed tO-yeas
-. NAYS -. and the bill now goes to the bottom
OF the bills on the Speaker table; IL will hardly
lie reached again this session.