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VOL. 8---NO. 100.
WASHINGTON, D. 0., WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25. 18G8.
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Auction Sales.
T YJ . D . WllBBLER & CO.,
I AUCtFoNLBRS,
No. 81 Loalalana avenae, between Sixth
and Seventh Street, oppoaite Seatoij, Home
UlANCERT BALE OP yALUABI.BTSAL ESTATE
IN THE SEVENTH WAKD
Uy virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, In chancery altllni ,pied tn lliO
rnuwor lUs-lreva Miller et al .(No l.l Equity
Doc Mend beadnc ilato March 18, 1BC8, I shall offer
for sal at public auctloa In front of tho premlsea oo
TIIUKSDAY, Whday of April ot. commnclnat6
o clock, p. ta.. lota U.K. O, II. I, K, and h, to Lal
lan' subdivision of orlsfnal lota Ho. 7,4e.,f square
No 6U2efl-0 fround planof the Lily of Washington
with the improvements
Tbla properly la aluatod on tho corner of 81 xllt
alreet weal ad M streets south, to a thrlvlnc section
( lb Ward Tha corner lota la Improved by a anall
Iramelloaae
rcrmaof Bale: Oae tblrd ciahi Ota resldne la two
equal Instalmonta of 6 aad 12 month, tha purchaser
giving hi note for tha deferred pay man ta, aatlafac
torlly laddra-d, and bearing Interest from the day of
alt AU eonveyanclnx and atampa at tha coat of Ibo
purchaser Title deed to be retained until tha whole
uf tho pnrcbaaola paid A8UUKY LLOYD,
irasiea
J. D. WHEELER & GO .
raliW-ootd
Auctioneers
QOVBRNMBNT AUCTION SALE
UirirtD Statib Ehoixiir Or net, t
New Obi rax, March 10, 1JS f
.Notice la hereby given that lha following named
arilcItfaofUKIDUlTKAlNdandEQUIl'AUKwIllbe
Mold at public auction In Iota to ba designated by tl e
officer of tho array designated tosuperloieud tho aalo,
a, the tnglneer'a depot, llrownavllle, Texaa, tho aalo
to commence on the .tAtblnatant, and to continue from
day today till completed ., .
M Pontoon Boats. 30 Pontoon Wacona, II Chess
Wagons, 1 Unck Wagon, t "fool Wagou. 7 Forage
Wagons, 1 Anebore, liW Ualka. l6Ches i'leaka, U
Hoal Hooka, 113 Oara.S Abutment 81lla,107tlarLocka,
M Hack Stick, 14 Rack Collar, S Pin Wmp, Balk
Lashing. IMBalk ank Hack Lashing, .table,
Aai, .1 Angara and Handle. 3 Ad jo and Handle,
17 lliMf, 7 Drawing Halve, S Spirit Lvcls, i Mai
lei, 3 Tap No, Handle. 4CaalKlng Iron, 1 I run
Hiuro. 2 Hand Saw. 4 Cruaa Lnt Sawa, 1 Tol ( heal,
1 Urtnd Stone. 2fA Long handlo Shovola, 7 I oug
iiandlMSpadea.dHaapaiSlllngeaand Hook,? Broad
Ak.M pound Patty. M7 pound Manilla Rope. 1
col I .Manilla Hope
Terma Cah at aale In legal Unite 1 State currency.
By order of Brevet Brig (Jen M I MeAlepUr,
Alajor of Engineer M It. BROWN,
Bible Ot Flrat Lieut Corp of Lnglneer
O TEAM BOAT AND DAROE AT AUCTION.
WAanimiTtiir, D C . March 18 i
Will ba Mold at public auction, at Sixth alreit
wharf, on MONDAY, March Sounder the eupirvMuu
r Hrevet Colonel Au P. Bnnt, A q M i
TbePropc;llerbteaIntug'AHIELt,, of about tMou
riglter and 17 Uch cylinder)
Tho Erie Barge "D Mr!ujlN."oril3ton rrgl-lrr.
Tlteo boat aro lu good orderand eoudlll m, nad
aro auld only because luey aro not required furUuv
ermneutnao.
Thofuralturoaude iulpagoon board trill bo hM
wllbeaeh boat.
Term eah. In floverntnent fund
By order ol iho QuarlrrnianHT (Jener it
4 i. MCI BUIiAil
G
O VKRNMENT BALE.
HO 0 UOTIRffMKKT HTHEKT.
MaMILM. ALA , March 10, 1&
Will be aoM at public anctlon, at UaTcrni
0tVe,.n St. Emanuel, between Oovemment
CudtTaFrooU. and at Sturehnnae. corner Otfveruinetit
and Commerce street, on WEDNhJiDAY, tint J(li
dnyof March, 1SU3, at 10 a tn
12 Mnlea, Iron 6 loam ripe,
7 Hones, Harneao,
Ambulance!, lronSaTea,
Wagon, 613 lbs Manilla Rope, 7 lu
AIo, ft lot of condemned Quartermaster' More,
Clothing and Equipage.
Properly can uo seen prior to aalo
ferina-H3aah, In Government fund, on day ofsnlo
By order of Brevet Brig 0n K Saxlin, Ibter
(luartermaater Tblrd Militarr District
LlIARLEil A RSYNOLPS.
mhlT-tJ Hvt Lieut Col, and A Q M.
pUDLIO BALE OP F18U STANDS
Tho Flab Stand In the dHTereot taarketi will ba
i sold to the blgbet bidder for cash, on the following
dys:
CENTRE MARKET
TUESDAY, March 31, at lOo'clock, a m
NUH1HEHN MARKET
MONDAY, March 30, at 10 o dock, a. m.
EASTERN MAUKET
WEDNESDAY. April 1. at IQo rlock, a tn.
WESTERN MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, April 1. atltfo clock, a tn
Persona now holding Bland In tho different mar
ket can retain them by paying the appraisement
mire for aneh Stand previous to the day of a Ho
nihil Iff, -W KO HARD WATT Aril, Mayoi
Hotels and BestamanU.
rpHK KIKKWOOD HOUSE
I I NOW TIKCNO
THOKOUOHLY HENOVATFD,
Msttreifandfnrnlturoliiiprovel generally .and will
U rady la a few days to take a few mouthl J; ;ard
or at reduced price II 1 KIMJ,
pERHAHDT'S RESTAURANT,
No M TENTH STREET, BETWEEN D AND t
Tbo Bar I stocked with Iho '
CHOICEST WINES AND LKiUORS,
and MEA1R will bo served lu the BEST an I iiui
BUBsrANriALityle Coil, spurkllng LAULK and
SbUAHS of the Uncut brand lllfrluda an 1 tho
public are Invited to favor him lib a tall "jJ,J,i
riMIOUAS a;REEN,
Late of WILLAKD S, Proprh tur tf IIAMMCK'S
HUTEL No 2J0 and AK. Pennsylvania avenue,
near lth atreet (JentWmou desiring meal will do
well to call Llqu ir uuexceptiouahl , aud cigar ol
Hi nnet brand Lunch dally from 11 to
fail lm
W
ILLARBB' HOTEL.
bVKES, CllAUWlCK It CO ,
raorniBTORi.
CO!(I!Ul'Ill AVE AMDroUUIBENrHhTIlFET.
WiSlllHOTON CITY. I27 If
1,1 II II I T T II O O 8 ,
' Oi C. WILL AUD,
1-KOFUIkTOU,
COll.NKU OF FOUIITELST1I AND F kTI.UETS,
WxSIIOTOS CITY ria .
TirETKOI-OLITAN HOTEL,
(rO.MZKlT BUuWX'fl IIOTFI.)
1'OItS U SllkLLEY
. . rmTW"uiiY'n' pi1' iy
1 JKITM UTATtS 1IOTEW-
U. II DEAN, l'HOl'UILTOK,
l'enniir1r&iilt .Tenuf, Ih Iwwn 1 lilrj mi I I'oiir mi 1 a
IUII ilrwiu, WH,lilulltu, I O
Ilo.rd-1 COrer Jm lul'W
BETWEEN B1XT1I AND ShVENTII SnUtTH,
wianiauTON, u o
JOHN II SEUUL3, Turn miTou
T1U irouno Uontlrulr now, ankuntly funiUlioJ. uJ
uppllotl wtlli wuter Mud n ihruunliul It ! iuu
UluaiaiMirbULUUrtl.ua UIUIuif 1 toiiu
ltmiuiauu iliu uraluud auLuuJ llnura ri.M.rviiil txdu
.l.alrfoilrau.WiillIi.-.u ,
alvalr for
iua4 If
irifin. ,1 m irn n m
Gas Fixtures.
(J. ALrilED HALL It U ,
1'LUJIUEItS, 0A8. AND &1EASI UTTERS,
lie NINTH STItliET, MAR 1'ENNSYLVAMA
AVtNUE.
(Flrat eataulLlmd In liW ) ii.MI ir
THOMAS THOMPSON,
Plumber and Gas-Fitter, &c,
007 I'h. Aye., Ircl. !!, anil otli HI..
GAS FIXTURES -WE II E. IN ADDITION TO
our regular business of Plmubluif and Ua Ittlng,
ottanod ana fitted np a largo bhow-Room at Ho, 4!U,
Niulh atreet, between D and E stnwts, adjoluiug Uutoti
lla.ll, where may bo found the largvst aud mustiow
plot assortment of
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, PORTABLES, Ac ,Ac,
d tbe city, at prlcea to autt all
oivi'nn a i w ii ,n.
lyMtf
wtwoon D aud E atrovt.
Chemists.
UHE COD LIVER OIL AT SO CENTS PER PINT,
puro Virgin Olive Oil al 83 centa per plut
Superior Cologne at tl OOporpiut.
California Wino. ie , Ac
V""WAr HUiAIH1 1'IIAIt.HACV,
Corner lit York avenue and Fourtoentb at root
tnliO It
FioD LIVER OILS-DBJONOH'BLiaHTUROWN
J Fougera'a loilnlied
Wllbor'a with Phosphate or Lime
n.r.j.ij.": ,.,,
Oorner Mew York avenna aud Fourleontb sUoi t
Hh-Wf
Furniihibg Goods.
FINE WHITE AD FMY
MADE TO MEASURE AT THE SHORTEST NUTICE
And warranto! a perfect fit. at
REDUCED PRICES
WALL. ROBINSON & CO ,
:. Pennsylvania avenue.
U & tf between Ninth and Tenth slreoii
m FIRST WARD TRIMMINO 8TORB. 11.1
Pennsylvania avenue, IIt
betwoon N I aete. nth and Iweutlolb street.
FANCY UOOU-, UK8EIH.
HOOP HKJIHH. GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
TRIMMINfH Or- AM. KINDS
llh.NTI.lsllhVH CKAVATK, COLLAR?, Ac,
TUpublte will ftnd It tJ their Interest to call. All
goid are warranted to It a represented
mh9 lu W II rEARSON
Fawn Brokers.
in:?
PITY LOAN OFFICE.
1!)3
OHISELIN A CO ,
va TWELFTH STREET,
BETWEEN E AND Y STREET8,
Hun short niaar a from Pennsylvania avenue
Personadeslrlngcanbeatleudod to al tho residence
by ad Irenslug a above
Pornwu aland lu their own light by not dealing with
this Arm, a their bnalnosa I couducted on th Pe .
aian Mrltj that 1, uo deposit aro forfeited eutlrcly
j24 I
j
531
'OUR PEOPLb'S Hl'lkND. OO'l
I
I' HOVER'S LOAN OFFICE,
fill TwLlfth struet. between C and D, near Pmnayl
vaula avmue Momy louued va lad lis' aud gontlo
meu's Wiarlng Atparil, Gut J and bllver Watchi.
Dlamondii, Jowctry, Plstule, Mochmlcal Touk, in.
BualnesaciiudJeutlal Old Gold and bllver bought.
Jal7 If V BOYFK
475
LICENSED UY AUTHORITY.
175
II IIIIItMtjTINC M
IOAN OFFICE, 47i1hlrl'eiithetreet, Id door aouth
Pennsylvania avtutif Moimy loaned m tlm to suit
e Hi-turners n H al tate, Unldau I Silver Watih.
Dljiiitinds, Ji welry. Sllvi r Plab1, Planus, Furniture,
Miclumlcul lu Is, Ladies' aud U utUiutu a Wvarlug
B BURNSTINF.
077 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OTJ
PRINCE'S
NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN OFMCE.
I tvt II aavnrn vritir fiawiirai.
N. B. Prlvato entrance and office, ring tha ball bll.
th4- y
Steamboat Lines.
1 U It MOUNT V E R N u .C
The awlfl, coumodleas and staunch Pasxengor
ft amor ARROW, Caitaln Thomas fwJQs
Miickpole, Com ma uder, will leave her JfiMjnBBBBW
Wharf, lout r tveuth ulreet, Wavltlugtwu. D U,
iQiuuiencluK Xtd March, at 10 tn , dally, (tfundaya
ezcptod,?ur MOUNT VEUNO.N, Iho rombof Wash
Ugtuu. simi)lna: at ALEXANDRIA, IUH1 FUUl,
aud lORT WAMlINUlON Ruturufug, tho Steamer
will arrive at Waolilngtou about i p m , giving ample
time for paascngcr wbowlsh to loave tbo city tho
sameevtiuiug to take the car for tho North, West,
au t South . .....
tare to Minntveruon aud return, tuclujlng ad
mUslon to the Manoloii and Ground. 41 0
liekelafurMileat all Iho prlucipal MuleU, and at
Iho Stcaiuer'o Whirf
JAJIE3 orrfB', Otu. ml O.-iilut. uJul,
luh2Mm OUIce, Willard' Hotel
TBV7 MERCHANTS' LINE OF STEAMERS
E C KNIOIIT,
JOHN U1BSON,
Will rou rtguUrly during the wtuUr mouths between
New lork. Aluiaudrla, Wasblugtou, and Georgo
towo. as followa: Leave Now York, fruia Pier
East River, at tao foot of Rosevelt street, every Sat
arduy at 4 m ( Georgetown, fr m wharf foot ut
Mluh blml.Tvery Tlmr.d iy, aud Alexaudrlaovery
Friday, at U in For fnlght or Paage apilyattho
ullttu ot tho compauy, corner I New York avvuuti
udHeeui. eulh street, below Navy Department
de.tl if J W HloMl'Hr, Pr-si lent
Faints and Oils.
it
uovit
II.awia.ar nil flat a 1 1 llial Hllilk B 111! .(I 111 Ni4 lli lh
stao of C S WllirTLKSEY, AiS bevenlh .lr.Mt. 1
take pleasure In announcing to my friend aud the
public geuerally that I have r. moved my stock of
PAINTS, OILS, LAMPS. OLSS. ETC ,
from No J3SD street, between Sixth and bowntb, to
AJSbEVENTH STP.BET,
Detween Louisiana aveune and D atnet.
Whore I shall keep constantly on baud a full aisoit
meat of
PAINTS, OILS. LEADS. COLORS. VARNISHES,
BRUSHES, GLASS, LVMPS, ETC
ALbO, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, OF E ERY HE-
&CRUTION.
And everything portalulnglo Iho bualneaa
WasnixiiTOX, DC, Decomberll, lrU7
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
MCS Y. DAVIS.
(VatTABUai.rU 1STD, )
MATTER AND FURRIER.
bTRAW UOODH,
AN Lb,
till 111. 1.1 LAS, A''.
No PENNrtYLVANn AVENUE,
at-12 ly Uud rJI ir iwlitau lluul
ll.lalal lilall ..lllllll.l III filH KlKflllU Ulrilt. unDalSlt lU
tolllgciHOr Iliilldlng, a now aul well ulicled stock
or HA lr, CAlb, ItuOlSaud SHOES Tor Guutkluen
aud Boa, whlcii they utter at a small udvauce npou
coit llaviugbiught for Lush lacy aro euabled to
olfi r sui i rior ludiuuiieuta to puriiiasers, aud solicit
only au opt rtuuity to coiiviuco tbo I unlie I hit they
aio really selliug a dosirubloilas uf good at vory
low figures
A call s ill cited, aud comparison of price cbal
Uuged with auy similar establishment In the clt.
J, 1 PEt 1 Y aS tjO ,
BUSoveuthktreel.oppoaltelulelllgeucerBulldiug,
Washlugtoo D 0,
Oood stock of Canea and Umbrella constantly oa
ban 1 Q' If
Builders and Material
SA:H, DOoltS, BLINDS. MOUI DINGS, IUMHL1I,
aWBUU D1NU MA I't IUALS IN GERAL.
WMOLESAlKANDUblAlL
UullJors desirous uf sivlug moooy will Hud It lo
tholr advautigo to glvo mo u uill aud exiuuinomy
doStf
JfJCst ,bvt UlhauiilJlhst wot
r UMBER, LIME AND CEMENT I
LU.OuO Wxt quality or While Plue Stoam Kllu Drlod
Lumber
WO.OiW Ilaugor I ath
Jii.uwfiotwr Whlto Pino and Sprnco bcnntllng , ,
Also, r euco Pickets, lluiiiloik, Boards, Rails, JoUt.
Ac , tie . lustrecolvod aud for salo al our wharf, fot
da2 W Nlntb alrtet. lul E.uJV.
Architects
II
B M O V A L
Wat lisve litelv remnved unr nfllea to the e.irner uf
Sevt-nthandt strctts, aud soliiit a toiitluuanco of
the llUrul i airoimgoof our frleuds and tUo public In
all bra tnlus of our profeixtou
CLUbSA; KAMMERHUEBKR,
mhSO-lm Architect and Engineers
OTARKWEAfHER & PLOWMAN,
ARCHITECTS u
AXD fcU!IVE01lS,
Offlc.-i'LaMa, UUILUIO, coruor w( fluw Ytlk
.aunaauJ FlrtouulU alniva. ia Ir
Booktmder.
E-oUTSSIfc AKD l-ll-IB-IDLIB.
No m INinoaylvaula avonne, between Tenth anJ
Eleventh alroeli.aoulb aide
Book etogantly or plainly bound Periodical an
Newspaper carefully attended o.
SHIRTS
New AdTertlsements.
II
IIW THE QUACKS EXTORT FROM lilt I It
VCIIUnil.lAll. I'l.lb.l IB
QUACKERY EXPOSED
See "Tbo Patlent'a Guide "
Itlellsvun haw ta euro dlaoaaoa of the ffeneratlva
organs lu both sexe. with slmplr. safe and reliable
about to marry slmul I proettro a copy at once Ail
oressu iy mukiu.i, u u iitrusuy xireci,iii.w
York Mailed on receipt of t pomago Ftunpn
D
it V a o o u s
NEW YORK
SPRING IMPORTATION". d
ANTE WAR TRICES
We are now receiving and opening our Spring Im
nrlatiAiia ml Aucilnu l'nrebaaes ol llltlTlKII and
ill E.N Lit DRESS GOODS, which we shall be pleased
to show to I uyer Wo will make It to the Internet
of both Jobber and Retailer to examine them
We are alsonponlugonr Importation of LINEYS,
WHITE GOODS nnd HOSIERY, many article of
which are aa low aa at any llnid prevlou to the War.
DOMESTICS AND PRINTS
Full Llnoa and Low Prlcoit
LATHROl', LUDI.NOTON'A CO ,
Ml, 123, 1W Broadway, N Y
tE
DOLLAR
S XL
A PRESENT OF 11 VALUE,
Of your own no lection, free of cost, f ir a ft. w days'
aervleo In auy tiiwn orvlllagn Particular and a alft
i nt tree, iy aoorossing, witn atauip, .i u twmw
MAN a in , J Hanovir strei.1, Dostuu,Mss
v
MHITIIE WORKINO CLASS -Farhiers.Mechaulc,
A. lailles, au I evcryirnoy i am now preiwrtu iw
furnish u with coii-lant employment at your homes
tbe wbulo of your liioo, ortu your spam moment
Biisluos now, light aud iiroQtable Fifty cent to J
per evening easily earned by pi rsou of either ex.
anil imj unja .uu nnm unj ihui.ii inxu mia..
Induci nieut4 otTen-d those u bo will devoto their whole
tini t to tho 1 iil u . and that every ierson . ho sees
this imtlco may siud their address aul test the bni
aaalaj f I, llini.l. I initrl til ft fill lalUT I n aT II liriiril IlileJ
olfir. Ti all who aro not well sntlsflad with the bin)
mss i will no VI to lay tor ino iruuuii ui irriuua
Full imrtlcitl ir. illrictUnn, 4c .sent free Simple
Mat by mallfur ldcents Addren
L t, ALLEN, Anguila, Milne
tlTRJ OItRSELF tF DEBILITY, bhXU VL IlH
S EAIE--, Itt Mend your addn s on KUmrn Iru
velipeandask fur circular of "Pathology ' Direct
AMERK ANJtHWSMt ,l.lNa-an st., Mow)ork
'I'll E P. A DI C L,
A MO.XT1ILY JIAU Zl.k,
lidvail .1 l.i VreoThaiiDlit Prleo 1 a rear Semi in
conn Drspecimeu uumner Aiions int, halpiau
itoca uox ir:, uosiou, mh
It
ED JACKET AXE.
(OLBURN'S l'TEXT-JULY0,l'7
TRIED AND NOT FOUND WANT1NO.
WLCL1M IT WILL CUP TWLN1Y-FIVE (31)
PER CENT MORE CORD WOOD PER DAY
TIU NY tirilhlt AXEMDH
Mt-KaBsroaT.pt I0,lt,
MEHiKrt LirriX'oTT & To t . . ,
Hi-, I havo fully tried your latent Axo aud Dud
that it all that you cl ilm fur It It will chop fusert
tliauauy tith.r Axethut I vtr saw, au I leave the
wood without sticking at all 1 would not chop thrio
dayaultliout uuo f.r tho tost 1 uned uol say auy
niore.r .r any in m that trie ouo will li '.
WW t KLO
CAUTION,
Tho Axo an I Iho I iU I are both pa ten ted. In-
friugrsoii tin so patent will I e proirutid accordiug
tilaw Veudtrsor d.al.r-.aud iH-ron uslnit any
lufrlnguiient, aro llablo nii Iho miktr of the lu-
l,.r silu by alt Deal, r an 1 tho Manufacturers,
LIPPINCOir A IMKLWELL,
(&D l imiiiHSTil Liiiixiott & Cn ,)
bOIE OWNERS OF THE PTENlrf,
I'll t i.b urg, Pa
4KLAT PIbriUUllltlX
Iji
IIV TUB
METROPOLITAN OUT (tMPANY.
LER TILKET DRVWd A l'UIZtt
fiCanbGlfl
oCakhGin " .
litashGirt
Alt ash Gifts
1 VCashGlfta
jut ahliUtn
lUt ash Gifts ,
( ash Gifts.
U LU ttaut H latwoud Pi:
Each i 10.0m)
Vuvli ft.UW
Fath 1,(IU
Etch 000
Each ID
, .. , racn
Each
hai.li
EaclHr-KltotsJO
UElugaul lUMUvud Miludoou Enh 3t la)
liOhewlug Machlu Fach OJ to 174
2Muslialllix Jih iJJJ
(Utiue Gold Watches bath MtoSU
7i0 Huehllver Waiclie , Eath JJlo W
liu'Oil Paiuttug. trauiidfcugruwugs.s.ivcr vare.
lllOIUarni'U AIUUI"! au at .1. a uu a.- a .. v
. f IhioGold Jewalry.liiall valued
at l,UM,uui bolUrs
A ( iiAxi kto Draw ahv oy tub ou ''' n
Pi a. it Aim i a MtiLgu 1 icxxr yuit JU xt 1 Ickots
dimirllilogiacli Prtio aro teulft tn Envolops and
thoroughly wlxid Ou receipt t r tt ctnla a heittt t
irl wilHodruwn, without tbolce, aul dellvirjd
at..urolllc.ror fcent by ; wall to auy addres the
iilienauKdniwu It will bn del I vt rod 1 1 th-lUkct-hot
ler.n payment of one Dollar PrUea will helm.
Ilia illilla IV irillllinill U4llir,,i , l -vw, vi a. -
prisiwr rituru uiall i
YoLMlllI KVoW WHAT tulIK PlUIR U Br KoKK Tul
nivw.au if Anv I'riiit inur bit UXchlUUed lor ItU
other of tho saiiio value Awlllauks
aV" Our pit rou iuu deiwndon ulr Jwalluff
ltBgtxct -Tbo following pursous bavo lal.Jy
drawn aluabioPrlies from tils Coiiaptmr.Hud kindly
h. III. .1 ll.d aaA .ifllinlaa llfllllalri
I Wilkin. 3-JSIxth avo . NY , 41.01O, Mr
E Stuart, IDAilaou Piaie. N , -'Wl Misa P Mou.
rx. Chicago, 111 , PUuo valuo at WUt W. Curtis.
New Haveu, Ovid lUcli, JJUt RoberljHCkaoii, Du
Kwi.hlwingMaebtw.VbUlHHlpMeCartr.lM
vlli. hy ,.Wi JamtsRydgers. Washlugluu, U L ,
Musical Box, lWt L 1) Warrou. ) tourttKnth si ,
W,V , Piano, .M S 1. Ivrrl. New Orleans, Gold
WauIi,AAi 'W.T. fatler. At ant. , Ua ,.). II A
Pattoisou, Nashville, Touu , Mo odeou , 4liJ( i Day.
ton. Mobile. Ala, Diamond Cluster Rtug, thJUi a
fi.i.i ill iiiuiii.iud IMu. AAiti Mr B Walwurtli,
Inutou.N J .tll rUmti Ilarrow, Vi Clay si ,
Ualthuore, bowing Machine, 7nfH 1 Aldtniun, U
Ma u st , nuiuio, wii j ''l""j V",';iuo,ul
Mass . Jold Watch. 273( Mis M bcolt, Ninth aud
hauoiu st , Phtladolnhln, Gold Watch, il3ut S 1
Zimmeniiuu, Hicks at . Broiklyn, kU M Bower,
Uetrolt.Gold Watch, .U)i Mr M ullr, Hartford,
toun , bllver (xttiiiO! A bthlrly, Lo .vliUS Ey ,
Diamond Itlug, AWi 1 Maaou, Broad st,
Y , -xV. Mrs A Melrose, blxlh avt , noir lllr
llethst . Plan, Wat
jiaT" Wo publish uo name without p. rmisslou
i-i.i.j r. a-uu I'd l " ' If imleul Fnnllval'
sevoral lime pt.i.iued. ioioim ling purchasor of
llikeu tn wait for mouth for the distribution, has
Impaired public c mlldence In such atlalrs f h i only
fttr aystem of distributing 1 tho old and iwpularoue
ifHiwrrJfiiiwJtrt(jorti)itfirtUfAoiftit(ii,
rhl 1 the plauvf 11 AaPMH.WiLsoJii Co ,17J Broad
way, the tui-t attraitlvo i Uco of tho kind now lu
.11..- 1 ...u a, ... .I.allltf lllal llllllal IlliallllUIS III I
SK"Wr":sc;g. ..uc
rarmthero, but baie a nusonibleihaucofgr a good
arlie, aaweknow many that have druwu. andthe
Erin is reliable ' -Jinttit .Vskw, Jan 3, ISCi
"Tho Metropolitan Uill tompuny are dUtrlbutlng
many valuable i rlaes We have examiued their
manner of d.lug bii-luesi. au I know them to be a
ralrdeallng firm Their plau Is moro satisfactory
than Preseutatinn lestlval.' ua they draw every
dayaut the auburtber med not tav for thoprliee
drawn unUaaaulU ,, ,-V-tiriiit. , .
Co , at 17J Broadway, U dally drawing crowd of
vUltorito wltuo.s tho draw lug process Ihe uiest
maul la lut a cunta for a ihauie, and tbe prlio drawu,
If satlsfattory, Is Imiuodlately dVliverod lor one dol.
la? AlHend'of our last week drew a UtMlHu.
Which ho piomi lly rotolvod ' lnutt lico Sitwa
I II...U I..n. aaal 1.1 1 aT. lit J fill tlkf ICttoU SUBr.
aated Every Package of healed Euvolope conlalna
W,JDar"Si flcketa for Ouo Dollar 1 1J for Two Dollar
ior aive voiiarat tuuior iiivu vwm.
Alllo.r..UouUli..aulK.fJii8o!( t00
173 Broadway, N a
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Fortlctli Coiiffrciia) Hcontl flailon.
TfsiriAv, March, 21, 1SC8
SLNATi;
Atone o'clock tho Prcaldent prottn incited
tho chlr, and it wii occupied ly tho I'lilcf
Jiialtce.
Tttd Sergeant at-Armi, by direction of tho
Chief Justice, made the uiual prucMmitlon com
manding alienee.
The counsel for the Trcatdcnt entered nnJ took
their seats
The managers of Imneachmcnt were announced
nnd en mo forward nod took their seats, and were
followed by the House of Itrprcsentatlves
The Journal of proceedings was then rend bj
the Secretary, Mr J. W. lomey,
Tho message of the House, announclnf tint a
replication had been adopted, iris then re id l)
the Secretary,
rhe Chief Jtiatlco stated thAt the Senile irni
read) to hoar the replication.
Mr. Doutwell, for tho ma nicer a, arose nnd
rcsd the replication.
The Chief Justice. The replication will bo re
celled and filed
On motion of .senator Johnson, an ni;tlienll
cited eop) of the replication wal orderc I to be
furnished the counsel for tho President
Tho Chief Justice stated tho question now be
fore tho Kcnntc wna tho order submitted b) the
henator from Maryland, Mr. Johnson.) which
he directed tho isecrctarj to read, to nllow ten
ilars to tho President to preparo for trlaL
Air. Humner submitted A subatltiitfrthlt now
the replication having been tiled, Iho trlil pro
ccod liiimcdlfttcly Trom lUytodiy.
Mr Ldmunda moicd that tho scnito retire Tor
consultation.
The Chair put tho question on the motion of
Mr ldmui.ds, nnd announced that It was decided
It tho afllrmailve.
Air. Cpnkllns called for the jeis and nays,
when the motion was decided In the atllrmitlve,
as follows!
Yeas Messrs Anthony, IHj ird. llucknlcir,
Corbett, Davis, Dixon, Doollttle, hdmunds, lea
senden, towler, lrelinghuyaen,(lrlmei,Hcndcr
ion, Hendricks, Howe, Tohnaon. McL'rccry, Mor.
rill of Mc, Morrill or t , Mot ton, Norton, l'at.
terson of N, If , Patterson of Tt nn , Saulsbtiry,
Mrafue, Van Winkle, Ickcrs.W 11U , nnd Wll
liains 2.
N'ays Messrs Cameron, Caltett, Chandler,
Cole, Conkllnff, Conness, Cragln, Drake, I err) ,
Harlan, Howard, Morgan, N)e, Uamsei, Itosa,
Micrman, Stewart, Sumner, Thn)er. Upton,
Trumbull, Wilson, nnd ates 23
The henato thcn.at 1 2o p m , reMrid for con
sulfation, and returned at 3 25 p. m
The Chief Justice announced that Iho Senate
had, nflcr consultation, adopted an order, which
would now be read Tho hccritiry then rend
the order as follows
Ordered, That the Senile will commence tho
trial of tho PreaKUntou the articles of Impeach
ment exhibited ntfttliiat him on Mondi), the oth
Inst , and proceed with tho same dallj until ills
poied of
Tho Chief Just Ice then Inquired IT the counsel
for tho deft nee had any motion to ninke
Mr Manlier), for tho counsel, n piled In tho
neiiattio
1 ho ( hlef Justke then naked If tho nnnitfera
of Impoatlimcut hvt any motion to make.
Mr. Hutler would ask tho liberty, ou tho p irt
of the manag-ir, to gle notice tint Ihoy will
njipear hero on Monday, tbe 30th Inst, at tho
hour of 12 JO o'clock, prepared to go on with tho
trlil, and gave not lea to the ivltniaacs, who hid
ueril PUiimiunuii, in aiuiuar ni mi. iiuit
mi motion oi nir. 1111
fllaon.tho Ht-nite, illtli.)
achmcut. thru a Ijourned
i In it , at 12 30 o'clock
on the trill or Impeach
mil II Monday, the 3Uth In
llic t'reauii ni lire icm invu iuus mutimir mm
rnppcd tlio Senate to order for leglilatirc buni
ness.
On motion of Alr.Jrlraes, the Senate then
went Into exooutlve session, and attvr some time
spent therein adjourned,
HOUSE OK ULI'IiLSLNTATlVl S.
Tho lluuso or Representative hai Ing taken n
recess until 11 o'clock Ihls morning, ltwasoillcd
to order nt that hour
A mcasigc was received from tho Senate, by
Mr lorney, Ita .seeretiirj, transmitting it ccttl
fledcopy of tho answer of tho Prcaldint of tho
t nltml iMiiteo.
Mr. ('hauler, of N. Y , naked that tho mcasiga
Ol i ne l'resiuciii uo rc-ti.
Tho Speaker ruled that the order of Iho Stnato
transmitting tho answer oould bo road, but that
gentleman could not call for tho rending of the
wholo answer. .,.... ,. .
AfmmtnHteapaatll o'clock Mr. llputwellgot
the lloor, and presented tho repllaillou v im
part of the House Impcnchuicut managers to tho
Prtsldent's answer tiled yesterday, aa follows
HeuUeation iy the lloutt of Urprtttntativtt of the
intltd SteM to the antwer oAndreie Johnton,
Vitildtntoflhe tailed Slalti.fa the nrlttlet of im
peachment exhibited uyatiHt him Vg the Home of
Itepretentailtet . , .. , ,
1 ho House or Represent itli es of the United
States have considered thosetirnl answers of
Andrew Johnson, President of the United States,
to the several articles of impen.hniont agalnat
him, by them exhibited in the name of them.
iielves iind of nil the ptoplcoftho Ui.ltcdbtilc.,
andreatrvlng to themaelics nil ad vintage of ex
ceptlun to tho iiisulllclency uf his ausivcr to
ouch and all of the several articles of Impeach,
mcntexhlhltid nslnst sill Andrew Johnson,
Ptealdint or tho Uitltid statts, do deny cnih
nnd every nicrment in said sciirnl answers, or
either of them, which dciiUs ortraicraea acta.
lntenta, Crimea, or mlademc mora charged ngalust
said Andrew Johnson In sal 1 articles of Impeach
ment, or either of thcmj and fat tho replication
to tho said answer do say tint sild Andrew
Johnson. President or the United States, la
KUiity of tho high crimes and misdemeanors
mentioned In saliF article, nnd that tho House
of Representatives isrenlylo proio the same
Air IJoutwciUmi.iedUtcl) olUrcd the follow-
Ti...,.,-..." arat., i.a llmaA it IFAirfiaetit n t li nm
netvirr'i, siinv 1110 iiumu - r- -- a
hereby adopt tho rrpllcntloii to the answer of
. . .aaa-. a. '.... ...I..i. Illrt.i Li. llm flA.!
tne I'reamrm n auun luumunii hvihh
of Managers ..... ,t ,,
Air. M tiding, or Ohlo.dld not think tho repu
tation was as lull as It should be, and ho warned
the minagtrsto bo careful, na they might tlnd
themseliea entrapped by the I uv)irs lundittl
lug the other side ol tho case
Sir, lloutivcll did not feel nt all nppreheiislie,
for ho thought tho replKitlon nut tho whole
Mr. Wooduard.of Pa.sall tint the answer
of the I'usldf nt to tho 11th chirge amounts to a
demurrer, for he denies lint la his committed
an Impeachable oiline lhat puta another
question in Issm.nud thero should, thirefore,
be a sped il replication Jo answer that demurrer
In form The Issue should bo ma lo up ns in im
swrr to the demurrer oout tlned In Iho 11th ar
ticle, rorotherwlo (here toiil Ibo no prop, r lasuo
Air lHiigham, or Ohio, ail 1 It woul 1 be no
tked that article II, aa well nil tho other arti
cles, charge high crlnns and mlsdeme iiioib In
otllce, nitiTwhllo tho answer Itaves much room
for discussion, in the nnaivir to this last article
tho President exurcasl) dctiks that he Lommit
tednirlme, tin I his answtr ninounl to nothiii
moro than n pie t ot not guilt) Under parlia
mentary law, and In a trial or impeachment,
thero I no aiuh a thing recognized as a demurrer,
and the Attorney for the defence do not tlilm it
Ihonuswtr of tho President to tha artlolts I
la t lie same form tkictly as though ho hid en
tered a plea or not guilt) there was no rule
that could be pro luct 1 that would rt-toguUe a
demurrer In tho cao or Inipoiciuneni,
l..n.ll. n lit, a nf llil tlllllrilt
IlllllaJI.IJ B.MU .'. .M- ..w--
Iliaprtivloua iiueatloii wai aciomlcj, ftnil Mr.
Mr WooJ, or New 1 ork, flrat p."J lo, 1
nermcnt conlnlncJ lu Iho milleji ton or Iho
w.nngora Tlint llliTiiicnt wa lliat It m iiro
pared In tho umour Ml llioiicoilorilioUultoa
btalca Ho ilcnif 1 tho trulliorilioiiieriuciiMor
no niau coulil Biy umi ,llr1' "r ,T B .
.. .. . .l. If.. It... I kB,iaM niatlial,
IUIIIHVUU.a Baj .' ".., "7 . . "ii ;
o by all tho people of the United Mates, or that
.. , .11 .r, Ma itniian minroie It. No m an hero
in uv an i no i
eien all of thl
can say that any one or tho Kcprcaentatlves was
elected to his seat In the lloiuo upon tho Issue
that tho President shoull bo linpeiichtd and re
moiedfrom olllce Tho averment is falao In
fact, for It Is tho mijorit) or this House that Is
prosecuting tho trial Ihcso managers, ap
pointed by the House of JUprcaentatives, are
almply the ngents of tho llotite, and they can do
nothing or their own will but what they are
ordered lo do by the House. Iho House Is re
sponsible for tho action oMhe m tnagcra. and tho
managers are responsible to tho House for what
theydoi and ho (Mr. Wood) bellcvoU tho mem
ber of the House had ft right '? criticise and
review tho conduct and action of the managers as
ho now proposed to do. On the tlrat day, when
tho trial was in progress In the Senate, one of
the managers I Mr. Bingham undertook to leo.
ture and bully the Senate by saying he wanted
to see ir they would daro to set aside one or their
own rules wlikli they had adopted for thoir gov
ernment pending tho triili and yestcrdajr the
Aiiio manager undertook to retted upon tho
Cliler Jualloo or tho United States
The gentleman. In purauhig this course, cannot
say that he represents tho House or Kepresenta
tlvoii and ho (Mr. Wood) protested against hi
processing to represent tlio House when his
action U neither courteous, nor deeorous or
proper. Again.oco of thninageriIMr.IlutIrj
saM yesterday to tho Senate that they would be
,rDi.rj.,i tn,:..,.t tha r liiatlon at o'clock
to Jay. Who authorized that statement to be
madel Do the managers present the roplloatiou,
or does tha Houie present Itt This was an as
sumption of authority which this House should
not pcjmlt to pass by unnoticed. Why to-day
eicna Diltlmore piper his In Its columns the
repllcitloo to the President's answer, signed by
tha managers, nnd It Is thus given to the countrj
in auviuce 01 us niving Deen acted upon r) tne
House of Kenrescntatlies. Is this llouso noth
ing, nnd arc Its members nobodies, that these
unauthorized acta are to be done t Ho submitted
that gentlemen who presumed to represent this
House shoull bo at least decorous in their con
duct He Insisted that it was the duty of the
nan-gem 10 uumn nu oi ineir action tome
House, and that the House must bo consul led
before an) final conclusion was reached upon
any matter or upon any question, and it was
their dut) to report progress This was one of
tho Hunts of the House which the minigera
shoul 1 be compelled to observe,
Mr, llutler. or Mais .said he understood one
or tho objections or the gcntlemin from New
ioik to tnc rrpiicnuon in vc mat 11 was in me
name of all tho DCODle of thi ITnttnl statrs. and
tint nt he does not approve tt, and It la not made
in his name, It Is, therefore, not a good replica
tlon If that objection were a good one, then
thero would bo nu end to all criminal prosecu
lions, nt all times and in all courts
Air, Wood desired to correct Mr. Hutler In
part, and tossy tint he did not believe replica
lion wis tn the mmc or by the apnroi il or nn)
or the people or tho United-States.
ilr llutler replied that the renresentatliea of
the pioplealwa) a represented the people, and
It was so held for nearly fle hundred cars
I here wna onlr one Instance on record when an
objection similar to that of tho gentleman from
icw iut. wnieicriiinur. ivnen ine people oi
Ireland wero smarting under tho twannv nf
Charles the 1- Irst they undertook to remedy the
evil. Their constitution did not provide a rem
cd),ns ours did, but they acted out Id their
constitution, and very properly toot and when
they wero about taking Charles to the block In
tho name of "all the people," one adherent of
Charles, and one only, was heard to object The
tribunal trjlng Charles sought out that one In
dlildual for tho purpose of bringing the objector
to punishment, and lie (llutler) wlahed tho pre
cedent could lie re ve carried out aa that was
ADera long search, that objector was found to
be only a ranting old woman I.nughter Al
to theol icctlon that the renlkatlou was nut,.
llshed In n lliltlmore piper. Air. Uutler said he
upjiusru uiuy mc lonn cuuiu no puoiianro, nnn
an ncwananer could ret ha form from tho
books
iUr Wood, (hoi diner un l narer 1 Here It la in
the ilaltlmore Jnifrlranor this morning nnd with
the names or all the mimgers attached to It
Air llutler Then that ends tho whole matter,
for the names of the mimgera Is not Attached to
the genuine replication We do not propose to
do business In that way The managers do not
sign the lepllcntlon, but tho Speaker slgnf It by
order or the House With regard to tho paper
In which the replication wna found Air llutler
dealred to si) tint ho did not take It or read It,
nnd ho did nut suppose tho gtutlcmcti on his silo
of the lloiuo would ghe It nciis to aid It along.
tur miner suuscijuciiu) rcciueu nia rcmnrK
fie underatood the paper referred to was tho Hal
tlmorc AmrrUtin. lhatwas n ery respectable
paper, but It was In such bad hind this morning
thtt lie had supposed it mas tha Ilultlinoro
t.itzctte tint was rtferrcd to Al to the objec
tlon made that the managers had mado an unau
tliorlicd promise that they would tile the repli
cation nt 1 n clock to-dt), Mr. llutler denied
having anld tint tho managers would II lo tho
repllc itlon What he did aiy was that tho man
agers would file It with tho leaie of the House,
nnd he proposed to keep his agreement with tho
NonitoU the gentleman from .Now ork would
not Intcrfero for delay As to tha question of
propriety on tho part of the manager, the House
would know how to consider that, coining aa it
did frum n gentleman who )et stand under Its
censure for Improper languaga used
Mr Wood That censure was tho greatest
compliment Icier recehed In my llfo.
Mr. 1 Idrldge. of Wla , said It seemed to hi in
that this wholo subject of impeachment wa
mide n matter for lcity on tf.at side of the
llouso, nn I it seemed to lie a subject of the great
est no ilil ainuaeincut. Aato tho charee of tho
f:entleman from Maaancliuactts, that tiicso obj
ections undo were like tho rautlngsof nn old
woman, lie inouRiii iiiiaiiQuacnnuucmonsirnteu
during thcao. proceedings tint It had a full com
plement of ranters
Mr lleaman,of Mich. On which aldot
Mr Lldrldirc auminae.l thn at ntlnmiin knew
that It was on his (lleamin's) side, ol course, and
tho gentleman Is himself a fair specimen of the
r inter Air. ! Idrldge then contiuued, and said
tho paper now before tho Houdo professed to bo
a replication to the answers of the President)
but was It sol oaterday after the answer was
read, and containing as it did Important truths of
nui it it ii.il rviiuiri-u uiu iu nns wrr. ) ri msgia.
tlernan frnni Ohio (Mr llluirhani professed to bo
ready then to put In a general re'idiviiuii it.
this solemn matter of impeachment become so
much a matter of form that tho old forma Lnn be
taken for tho answers to these papers! It seems
that the manigers were nlinost prepared with
their replication before tho answer was even II led
In tho senate.
Ho had great confidence In the gentlemen com
posing the board uf managers, but he did object
to their represent In? him lu thla matter Nor
did he think this replication was a proper one
lhe President hiaglien his answer at length,
nnd he Mr I Idrl Igel believed that It was nil
truoaastittd by tho President Ihoansiierto
man) of tho articles must bo a I ml t ted to bo true
b) nen the m ijurlty of this House Why then
deny mrri thing lu the nnswerat If some parts
were admitted true, let tho House with can lnr
any so, and sue the expense lint will attend tho
summuiilngor unii) witnesses Hy putting In a
rcplkitlou onl to such of tho articles ns reill)
demanded it time would be sued, nnd tho trial
would I o ( firl) concluded
Mr, Wlllftm, of Ptnus) Ivnnla, addressed tho
House for a few minutes upon tho subject
.Mr. Woodward, of Pennsylvania, adlrcsed
hlmaiir again to tho question ns presented In tho
form of a demurrer,
Mr, Huiitwolt ILon returned the floor nt 12 30,
anl sill he wis compelled to demand a iote,
tinleas the lluuso woul I agree that the replica
tlon should be considered adopted nt live min
utes or one o'elock.nn l without a )ciandm)
iote,
Mr. Woo 1 declined to mnko such an agreement,
as ho wanted the ) cis an I in) s recorded upon
this question
1 lie je is aud nija were then or lend, an 1 thf
replkntion nnd Ace(iiiipni)ln r solution were
(adopted by a iote of ll'i)ens to 31 ni) lhe
lulo In detail wis as follows t
Ycis Messrr Allison, Ames, Anderson, Ash
ley of Ne.ndi, Ashley uf Ohio Hillt). Hild-
win, it inks, lie uuiQ, noiti
(II ...-.,.. ... I tl. I.. n ll.ml.i.n!
tl III, II III as, 11U lilt IU, I1U lit , JIVIIJ till ,11, II' II IU ll,
.I- ,,.... i . ...i.. it,... ...
IIOIKMIIII) lllll lit, livilMiait) jtMriiiiiiiif ...irajiia-
nll,!!iKklul, liutkr. Cake, t'hurehlll, Ol irk of
IllUKliam, inline, iioumvcii, iiromweii, nniom
nll,IliKklul, liutkr. Cake, t'hurehlll, Ol irk ol
knnsia, Olirkcof Olilo, Unburn, Coindc, t'ul-
lorn, Diwis, DUou, Dodge, Drigg, l.clilej
gkatou.I llatt.l iriiswmth, I't rri, 1 err).l
r. . .- II.....I. . ii .tJ-. in. .i.j inn ii.
WiriK I I, (I nil riej, 11 n" i i"Ki ti'i, i"vr,
llopkln, llublmrl of West Mrglnli, Hulburd,
Hiintir inr(rai(iii IciiLkc. ludJ. Julian. Kcl.
se), kite), un, kttthin, koontt, J.nillu, l.tu
retae of Ohio 1. iwroncc of leniis)lvanlal kin
coin, I, uiu, kugiii, I.otuhridc, kiueh, .Mill
lurv, M lyn ird, .Mit'lurg Mtretir, Mifler, Moore,
Mnorhead, Morrill, Mulllns, M)ern, Newenmb,
o VIII, Drtli, Patliie, Per In in, lVt era, Pike, Pile,
Plants, Poliud, Pulsey, Pomero) , 1'rko, 1. mm,
ltubtrtsun, Siitiier, Sehcnek, Scolleld, TljCi
Shank, Smith, Sjuldlng, siei em of ft, w Hamp
shire, sttieiia uf Peui.B)liaiili, in (If, ihoinaa,
Iriinulo of lennesaee, 1 wlchcll, Upson, an
Horn of New .oik, an Horn of .Missouri, an
W)ck, Ward, Haahburnor Missouri, ash
burneuf Illinois, Wiahburu of JIuss tchusett.
Welkcr, Willlanii of Pennslianln, Wilson of
Iowa, lliou of l'enns) Ivanla, Wilson of Ohio,
Wiudoiii and Woodbridgc UO.
N i)s Messrs Ad ims. llirnes, Heck, llurr,
t'hnnkr, l.tdride. lox, tleti, Olosbrciintr, tint
lid iy, O rover, ltalght, Holman, llotihkiss, Hub
bird of Connecticut, Johnson, kirr, knot I, Mar
slnllrMeCurmkk, McCullough, Mungtn, Mb
laek, I'luhiB, l'rujn, ICandall, llun. Sltgrems,
stewait, btuue, I il er, Irhiitle or kentuck),
an Aukcn, an 1 rump, oo I nnd oodwnrd
-30
Mr lloutwell then oik red a n solution that
thet Urkorihellouaeofltepreseiitatliesliirorm
thostuate that tho House of Hcpreaontatliea Is
realy to rej ly to tho answer of Au Irow Johnson
to the nrtlcka preaeiited ngiiuit him. and that
tlm ronlLntlnn will lo l.roamtol t 1 till) Mill) I
ge.rs at the hiroftho s,nate
(opiC(l IV 1 1 II nil i I, uitiatuii
Mr Schenck, of Ohio, from the Wi.j anl
Tilniii. (!niiiiiiittLi. rttiorted back the bill to tx
empt certain m inuficturea frum luternal tax.
withicrtaln Amendments theretoi nud the bill
nnd Allien imenis wt re oruereu 10110 pruiicn
At 1 o clock tho llouso rcaolicd into n Com
mittee of tho Whole, (Mr Washburni, of Illl
mtid in tlm i hair., an 1 nroceeded In a bodv to nc-
company the Itnpe ichniont Alan igers to tho bar
Oi uie ncniir
Tlio members of tho llouso returned to their
Hall at 3 JU p m , aud tho Speaker resuraod tho
Iho Spotkcr laid before tho House a commu
nloitlon from the secretary of the Treasury in
answer to a resolution of tho llouso Asking by
tut. niitn.i-lt linn 1 .J iii u iid Cooot r exercls
tho duties of the olllco or Assistant secretary of
tho ireasur) Into up wns rejccieii oy ine orn
ate iho secret ir) si)s that on the second day
uf December list, lu consequence of a vacancy
occasioned b) the resignation of Hon Win L
Chindlcr, Mr Cooper was authorized to act as
Assistant Secretary of tho treasury, under the
ait of 1705, And ho has contiuued to perform tho
.i..hau si.i.n tint Ihiic. tho thuo for which Air.
Chandler was ftrt appointed not having jet
expirea 1 HO &ccrcmr kucs ui, in may uui iut
ii.uat.im.i iin.l n olnnr rltrht to make thla Aimoint
ment under the law of 1T05, which was not ro-
peAlOhl by the law OI itvu, nuiiiurisuiK ins ciuyioy
ment or assistant solicitors 1 ho communication
was referred to mo uunimuivu u mj uuioiaryi
Iho Speaker alio laid beforo tlirJUouae a com
munication from the .Secretary or the Trenurj
In relation to rerulatlons for tho detection of
frauds onthe postal and other currency. Referred
to Ways and Means Committee
Mr tllot, of Alasa , from the Committee on
Commerce, reported a Joint resolution, which
avis passed, authorising the Secretary of Stata
to hire a gold chronometer procured and pre
sented toOeorge Wright, captain of the British
brig P, and J Wright, for his gallant efforts In
rescuing four American seamen from the wrrplr
of theXrlg Llnle I. Chotte, of Gloucester,
wii iiiuiiuii ui iir vjaruiriu, ui uiiiu, inn jji'it
clary Committee was directed to inquire Into
the eipedlency of proi Idlng by law forthe settle
meat of contested election cases for electors of
Proaldont and Mce President of the United
l-l.nll--af It. ft ..d.l , ., Ilt.1. .!.. .. tl
antes
On motion or Mr DIggs, or Allen .the Commit
tee on Public Uulldlngs and Grounds was
directed to Inquire whether thero was not much
moro marblo In Washington than was required
to complete tho public buildings) nnd, If so, to
report whether It would not he both expedient
and adiantngeoustodlaposcof tha same I y pub
Ho auction.
i ho Jlouio then, nt a p m , Adjourned.
Merchant Tailors.
1 AM NOW))lENHtOUHTIIKINBl'ECTIiIf ur
i. tbo public and my eustom-rs, a fashlonablo and
ar.ll !,..., a...ab nl i V.I1-TI.J 1 lalulllL llVaJ
tSTlNOS, and CHATI.VOS, satiable for apriuf anl
niiniuer wear
riianhrul fr the liberal pitronajro WntoweJ on mc.
and to imv-t thi wnntaof my ctiitoiiiers, 1 have a IdnJ
UkNl K' Uf Mj.I Ml ijiiii list... ,,-Ki. .!.. . 1.1,1.
toiethdr with my spring and hummer woollens, bavo
t-on -elected with irnai caro from tbo lead In Import
ing houses of New vrk
Merchant Tailor and
Dealer la Oont' Famishing OooJi ,
No 4H 1'ennnylvanta avenue,
I) twccuFuur and a bait nud hixth street
nihil oo3t
1 E M n V A L .
i.ni'if iiirrnn.
Mirrbatit Tailor, dolrc to tufono his rrlonJt an 1 th
public in general that bo has rrumvrd from (? V
str-t t to lid truit, corner nf Eleventh
iiianainii iiifin i r ttiotr imcral lainnaeo In the
.t, he In pes fir the eontlnuanrueif thtlr favor,
liicli ho v 111 endeavor atltl to merit
J Hat rCCllcd. U luraTil Bl.trlc all I. Initial. Tl.iAkVlflat
andraslmres, for spring and summer wear, whlrh
bo a HI keep constjotiy ou hand mil 17 6t
S T 13 P II K N S V V o .
LitoofWall, SlcjliCL A Cu ,)
MO IN uusylvanla avenue,
Iklnc-ou Mnth and Tenth street,
MF.KUIANTTAimi.S
1
SiEW bl'KIMlCLUTUS TASMMEkEi. ND tiT.
IKQ, JLuT kECElNEll,
At tnud ratoprlrf inhll-tf
C A u IT . ' ' "
I F UUUH,
A D strtHt, curnarof Muth,
raspiitfully Ibaukahl rrlead-i fir tbeir liberal snp-
vM purl during the Ut aeaxon, aud woulJ lutoru
K tbem tbathe ha juitre elvod naplendld a-sort-tff.mentof
t, LOTUS, CA8SIMIRE3 AND COATISQ9,
antccUd rxpressly fur goutla n's wear, which ha
will make to order at lha lo vo t iash price
All work warranted to give - ilUfacll a J)t tf
Groceries.
ITAI.I1N .MACCAHONI.
trosh, and at liwost ll.iirvs
ALSU,
AVl'U IIUTTFlt.
t uNDJ'Nhtl JII1K,
ll)jICArKL COCUANUTS,
tor 1'uJJhir, Ae ,&e .
KliOMAllK 1)F LU1L
W. UUKLIIKLL,
Under Lbbltt llon.c,
nihil tf ciroer ourtentb and Y street
V. C. PLANT,
1) KM tit IN
WINES, TEAS, FINE GROCERIES,
Imiiorlocl XaiUxurloM. &
PLANT'S BUILDING,
Camatf t Vatv VtV AvAnns nn4 VtftC6Ilt1l
flcroeu
w tf
J It U S H E I. L U i It It ,
DKALKA IK
FIE FAMILY QliOCEltlEH,
.Ni i'iCNIuthiitroet, near D.
vSlf WAblllNQTON, V G.
VLW tOOl'fcUATUt STOKE, 4S7 NINTH
JA slrift, lelween 1 aul f Welch's Uest Hour,
uiili uilutr rli iIpi, IruuJat hovr lluckwheat Flour.
frrsh from Aew a i rk inlflt Uralum Hour, cbokv
inriinill uuiur, i aro, f.Hat"i niinr-rurt u uuiuai.
!o 1 JUck rl lu kits, soktt. I .ottlieru Applet aud
( rauL. rrles at tiivt Vurk trleii.. Lorlua a by run.
(Jul Jut h)iup, M Ussis, aul fxtr Krudfsuf buxari
fresh 1'iitche uud loiuutocs in caus, li iston aud
other (raikirs, with a mleit assuriiuenl of pnra
bplr., I'rlid (rutis aud ntln r cb iko lAMILY
UIUK fc,KlfcS always, u bant Ireusunrwlll ba at
tbostuoat ail hoiirwf tho day to rctelvo subscrlp
tlom for stock bbares, 410 each ocLU
Fainting.
TH0S. A BK0WN,
JTttVlBIZ, HION
ASU
Ornamental Fainter and Glazier,
la l.oiil.iiiiiii Ap. bel. I't, mill Otli NIm.
jopuiNa promptly .uonjia to min ir
O. T- BCT7r33N,
IIOUBK, hxc;n
AAD
Ornamental Fainter and Glazier,
nil oiilaliiiKt Hlf, bet. Otli and ?tli n(m.
JnUMAiJ pr imily atttukd t mbiq
Watches and Jewelry.
1 r JEWtLItY
ll.O IIiliHt. i tU I'.iuu-vlvmiU flYOinic. J i r
Intlillaiil SMv.r Wattlus, I1 AMuMl-l. lluj (told
JtWt-LIU, Hdll Sliver Ware, up. ttacli , t" ra
tlliksos, ' Wet mi 11 able Cull ry, limn, m l- rs,
tl 1 1 mi I Siller Ihlmlilasaud ev ry varltl if bilvu
I una wan . tc , ui mo vvrr wwimi nets ut-u
IMCtiX, bOM, AND MNtOAll
1 1 If l I ( IIII K Cum M la A II T hi IISHTI Mi I , )
UKl'AKTMfc'aTtil- TIIK Ml 4i I UI,
iikt I lw s.unnii.k iii, M-rcli )7,1C8 )
tKiili d 1 ruii iHls, lu dill llcste, siibjeet t i Uio uxual
l uJttl ii-,miI1I( ruelvi JallhisollltnuullllJo ilotk
ut , tDNtSU , Marthil, IstW. f r furnishing.
.),0uu pound uf lUcou.tliar sldi s
10, UHl pomidx i f N iap, extra family, and
2.IMI uailous uf touet uirated lueitar
Tin UtU.N, eltar sides, tueW crop.)!) 1 a thur
uutibl) tm ktd, city trimmed, aud l tekedlu stroug,
lieu, sln.lt guuuks, coutalulug about lUU pouuds
IbobOVl', (extra famlli,) In w.ll stuiied bo.es,
must I rtfren frui any udiilterail n
Iho INliU Un lo imidi) ONLY from whisky, free
irom alt i iiemuuuus au i inji.ri u
nf h miir.iriti ktn nut It. lalfhlK It III
1 umbkaibouatt. ol potash lo in Utrtilt
To be nt up lu lurr 1 r half I urrtl. (oiblrh t ibo
state!, ) mi It 1 u-um lo laio .iubt blikory hoops,
uu I 1 1 tiiri li earh 1 1 Dies lo oue Ir U h p
Half barn Is should coulilu nomiro than twenty
gall usiaeb
All I ting cai.Hd with tin, aud lie half barrol
I aimed
bsiiii U of hoip and lutitar mut aicuuptuy pro
posals
UtJ v. Ill stAte the pries at uhlrh tbo stores will ho
dillvenduttbU llice, and at tho ltullr.nd lii I lu
laaiiviuworiht il), unit au) olat Wet . u thou 1
11 l( ,W i u
lusKillou lu all taies ill b. at tbo expi une i frou
Irnitir M K MOltUW.
i.ib.4 l Ut Urltf tiea ,IU .Dcpt.Mo
nitOl'ODALS 10K H'RAUt
OmrBClllK.' Ql AKTBRMAsTEU, )
KlfTII Mil ITAKV DlSTHlLT,
NrwOuiKix,! a ,ll JT.lSofl )
healed pr iposals are tuvU t aud will ba received at
1... ,.iil. ....( ... i -In W A Wul ii u flu lit. kun, rlm. nr
itnarl rinasterMih-dlsirliit fill ltloflraude.Urowua
viiie. iexas, till 11 tn WbUVhSDAY. Iba 1st day of
A rll.laP.forthodillveryof ucbqiiantitloaof OATH,
t.iiltr, aim ii i a may i " ri-iiium lurumui imuiio
animal at karud , Kiiigtrold llarracka, and Drown.
vllle. Texas, for tbo six (l) mouth, ending UctoUr
31, ISoS
All tlia foraxe to bo uf tho best quality, aud subject
IO IUS VCUUU "t iOtt 111 l lllal um
Dai aud toru must be dcllverol In ifood uuuuy
Hay wlllboareepted therbalod or uubaledj but a
pro'ereuen m 111 bo given to baled lay . ,
Doltvtry must eommeuco wltbu thlity 133) Car
II UIU 11111 UI aalUl'I'IDUltJ Ul l'IU'VUl . a
l'rJloals must bo accoiupaitlcd by the tf1'""010'
two guoa aud soivoui men lor iub ijmui- ,,iv. .
The Uul.ud Mates rest rve tbo ilgbt la riject ny or
lrodAaUiouat1alB4iria,TrpalsfovPonigij.M
and siwressid to Captain A A WalnwrigM.A Q M ,
U. id. Urowusvlll. !-, J( T0HPKIN8,
111 llria Oon and ( hlef Quartermaster,
mUCl ,,nu" ""nftuUllluryDl.Ulil.
ITN. PEXCII.. AND HCINHORH.
Tub wheat crop Id Tanneitse looks promlilrtr
A bad dalt tht owlnf of groJgo -y.
Oattli ara starving In Florida
Qottschalic It lo BatDoi Ajrai
liQABA Falli hu loon Dlcke DI
" Jkkwi Pfrsa' has gooi to Shan,boo
Babhcm's mothsr dld Saturday.
Trikci Liciah BosArABTi, tbt naw Cardloal,
la forty
Mi ms IIok A Co art raaklor six eluht
cyllndar rproi.os fur Engtlub dallies.
Tub 8lsa troops aro to bo uniformed Ilka
Ihoio of tbe United Statat army,
ArxifALK physician In New York cllv re
turns an loeoiae of $20,000
Dam up TArum tars that onlr one tnecr.
lohaom In ten made In Otrmaay Is genalne
rnoriHTV la largely belnersold In Mlfslailrrt
to pay debts and taxes, and at tery low rates
Ii fifteen years sheep have Increased In Irs
land over 1,000,000,
Nrv. Yoaa: drinks 228,000 qaarts of milk
each dsy
pAntrA la called parefa tetlc by the New
York Jegcr,
Ai editor down South say be bat becu ton
struck had an eleven pouuder.
A cow In Missouri recently died from over
eiertion In trying to digest a pound of nail
tHciiKLorts who will agree to take ladles with
them are dead beaded at the Salt Like Theatre
The Delaware and CbtiaptaVo canal li open,
and boats art running.
A rxAcariL cargo of human being -the
I'deill. malls Judy.
The new weather vaoe on the New York cm
tout-bouse weighs twenty tons.
Tiik second relet of Lord Derby has com
luttted suicide Cause, unrequited affect Ion
Lav i t bis suoceeJod in borrowing tei.t) m
million pounds
Si uiLirfsrcr prevail, largely In theCaoadlan
capital.
Bt nt tiflAUR's appointment from China I
said to be a life affair.
So m: copy wants to fall across tbe Atlantic In
a twenty Ore foot boat. It Isiuggetted that ho
pay for the craft beforo be starts.
New Your has a "gllJed Palace of sic
which rents for $12,000 per annum Where's
Chicago?
TiiatRB are more men In Boston who rido hob.
Lies and more women horses than In an cither
city In the country.
Tub amateur farmers In this I turned. at vloln.
Ity, who hare planted their early pear, aro not
sanguine today of an Immediate crop.
Tub republlo of Liberia has an ocean front
of six hundred miles and population of four
hundred tboutaod people.
Tux Supreme Court of California decided that
the State stamp tax on passenger tickets rlo
lates the national constitution, and is rold
LtTTtai, Brow A. Co , of Boston, In their
business career of thirty odd years, have paid to
authors over $1, 600,000.
IIoh to take a census of tbo children of a
neighborhood employ an organ grindor Ave
minutes
Wnitiyou haar a man say ''Life Is but a
dream,'' tread on his corns and wake blm up.
Life Is real
Mr QneBLcr lay he could not be provoked
Into lining a man for libel. lie thinks lit el
suits do not pay to either party
Wuin the Pacific railroad Is finish J, ripe
Rraprs will be furnished In large quantltle from
California .? a Jnne.
A beam Ad's sou'wester was found In th
Sauneh of a mammoth cod which was being
resed in Qloucoiter a few days sloco
NAMCUYioiis open on Lake MIoblgan, and
veisels are plying between quite a number ot
ports.
Oxk dreis making establishment lu Boslon has
adopted the French fashion, and a male motttut
fill the garments of its lair customers.
BisitKss Is brightening up ail over town
with the sunny days that are now smiling down
upon ui
ri;Cii diGnes bippophagy as the eating ot
hirreilesh, and hypocrUy as the saving horse
flesh is very good.
BmauAif You.-a andbls family are dead beads
at the Satt Like theatre, an 1 when they go they
till the boute
Tiikv hare now come to tbe point In tbe Weit
of timing divorce suits. One has been granted
In Torre Haute. Indiana, In a minute from the
tlmo tbe trial began the best time yet made
Braiil wants to borrow money In Tngland.
lut It Is very doubtful if she can set anv there
Capitalists do not rank that empire among the
icferuog poor
A t inr afore and-afc schooner Is sunk In LoDg
Iidind Hound Her top. traits are about twenty
feet out or water, with top sails She Is directly
In the track of the sound steamers.
" Tow- and Coimnr" asks why ferry boats
are like ring, and anticipating a failure to giro
the correct answer, replies "became they aro
uted to deck bandi "
Tut. two rival pavement companies tho
Niookun aud the Stafford Intend to diiide be
tween them tbo paiemont of Cortland street,
New Yoik, and which nor side wears out flrit
will have to pny.
A mi it Kit lu the ISaetitiie Autetitan nifrrts
ib.it onions eaten during an epidemic aid in
if reading the disease, but that they aro n good
disinfectant, If sliced and exposed In the licit
room
DiKENSsajs there are very few moments In
a man's existonee when bo experiences so much
ludicrous distress, or meets with so little chari
t-M commiseration, as when be Is In pursuit of
hii own hat
At 1'eorla, III , recently, so mo qusrrymenli.
bUatlng, oiened a ctevice Iq which they found
a rattletnake eight teet In length, and having
thirty two rattles Ills inakeihlp was In a tor
pid conJilion
A toiNQ Cbicagoanwss so ashamed of getting
drunk that, when be becamo sober, he attempted
to shoot hlmielf Ills rk nil iroioJtoo thick,
flsttenlug the ball, and be Is now ready to get
drunk again.
A ii am tn S.in tnncNco attempted to shoot a
fellow who had thrown vitriol on a lady with
whom he was walking. The vitriol thrower es
co re J, but tbe Injured tutu was fined $500 for
bcotirg In tbeitrects.
A cold mlqe In tha deep valley of tbo Alps,
near halsberg, Is the highest In Lurope now
wonted. There are two tonncli near the mine,
which are entirely surroundoi by glacier ices
and tbo miners of this ragion undergo great
hardships from exposure aud avalanches.
Tin great temperance reiival which com
menced at Vougbkeepiieover a jeer ago con
tinue, with muohfr Mil ";"'"
tbe ptedge at a meeting held there one evening
On. half the Dremen of Ibe place have become
teetotaters
Tint venerable betle or Baltimore, Madame
llanararle. widow of Jerome, preserves ber fee
f na , wrlnklt- '""K " laughter
and tears She also nightly oncaiee lnr taper
flncari In metallio thimbles, and bus dooo so for
tbe last forty years "Consequently," says
Jenkins, " her baud rttatns much of its original
aaroiiuetry. and tbe decay of her charms Is al
,wft end as faultltrs as tbe falling leaves of
Ibo rose "
HirropuAtn miy wellpudar this jeuiTt$jrtt
of Charles Matthews, which we clip from tho
Dartmouth , , ,,
if horsetlcih won't ouillco to feed tho mnsses,
Tho next resouree will bo the aiscet
llcivtu only knows where that will cndl
borne people wont hare left a tingle friend "