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CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST OF All.

CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST OF ALL.
CHARLES CALVERT, JR., CABINET AND
\ j CHAIR MANUFACTURES, Corner Of PENN
syuania apeas,e, and 18th street, Washington City,
Venitian Blinds made to order. All work executed
punctually, and in the most workmanlike manner.
Funerals attended at the shortest notice, and on
reasonable terms.
The subscriber thankful for past favors he has
received respectfully asks for continuation Of the
same; he is always prepared TO execute any work
in the above line
Old Furniture repaired and vanished, also taken
in exchange for new. = nov Sly G. G.
|I G. BEVERIDGE'S CHEAP TAILORING
|O, EST.aBf.ISIIJME.NT, Pennsylvania aven,se, OPP
posite Colema,s Hotel Washington city, is prepared
to make up Clothing Of every description in the
most modern style and at the shortest notice, and
not surpassed in workmanship by any establishment
in the CITY, The following prices have been adopt
ed to suit the times
Making and trimming Goats, best style, $8 SO
DO. do. Pants do 2 90
Do. do. Vests do. Is
Making Coats without trimmings 6 90
DO. Pants do. do, | 25
70. Vests do. do / IS
All work warranted to fit in superior style.
Y. Y. b. having practical knowledge, and long
experience in the above profession, will readily ac-
company Gentlemen to select such Cloths in dry
goods stores as they may desire.
Gentlemens Garments cleaned in a very supe-
rior style.
N. B.-Gentlemen and childrens clothing cut to
order in the most fashionable style and so arranged
that there can be no mistake in making them up.
dec 23-tf
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CHARLES PASCOE, Boot and Shoe Store
~ on seventh street, between ID and e streets
On hand general assortment Of all articles kept
in Boot and Shoe store, which are offered at prj
ces that cannot fail to please. is4 i.
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strengthened tina; the Corn Bill would pass the House Of
Lords. and which confirmed by The result Of the civis
ion the second rearing the 29h uit, complete
ly neutrazed by the news received per Cambria
the day. of the commencement of war between Mex
leo and the United States There is still OF conf
deEce between huyer and seller and nearly all sales
made for cash produce Of ell kinds kept low prices
This applies equally American 10 other pro3uca
The stock OF BEEF has been largely increased b last
months arrivas tie greater portion OF which, being Of
Western shows the same deficiency IN color which
has marked all the previous arrivals from that quarter
this Of the parcels under the favor
tie brands being quite black The probable Of this
defect lie the presence of LINE, either 10 the salt the
of which the pickle is made but whatever be the
cause the value Of Western cured Beef ia puriously az
iecred thereby Prime parcels of Beef much wanted
and would command somewhat over our highest quota
lions secondary qualities being pressed the market
have been sold easier terms Pork does not sell
freely American shipments not being in favor FOR ship
stores There lie demand for low qualities Tor ex.
port.
been arrivals during the past month and there none
the market Hams do sell except TO very limit
ed extent OF Lard there is large stock in hrst
hands, the arrivals more than Keeping pace with the de-
mand. We make Is per reduction last QUO
tatons. both in barrels and kegs. We have Cheese
The market and consequently cannot quote ts value
accurately. From the high value OF English. however,
infer that 54s SOS. could be readily obtained for
the best diaries of American. Imports OF North Amer
Produce from lst 10 }st May, 1896. inclusive
From United States Beef M erces i76 barres Pork
l22c barrels, Hams, = CASKS lhloW, SIS MUGS luoI
brls Lard 1912 brs. 1856 kegs Hides, 6I47 Wheat,
1884 quarters Flour, - 265 barrels. From Canada
Beef lbs barrels Pork 40 barrels Butter $40 casks
Aches. l06 Pot 7G Pearl Wheat 1865 qrs Flour 7445
barres-J. and C. Kirkpatrick.
RIcE-A good demand has bean experienced toward the
latter part the month when 10000 bags dis
posed Of prices rather lower than those last quoted
es TO l2s for small yellow gran and lis Sd for middlng
white and l2s to l3s Cd for fine bold white.
SALT-very little change has taken place in this article
OF last publication The market has not
get assumed settled aspect We make change In
quotations.
SALrpETRE-The demand limited and the only sales eff
fected have in small quantities al 20s TO 26s cd
per cwt.
SuMAc-very duh Of SALE and the business transacted
hardly worthy Of notice; former prices continue 10 he
maintained.
SUeAR-A very extensive business mas been transacted
in British Possession and upward OF 1900 bhds have been
taken.
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
From our Regular Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, June 18th, 1866 P NJ.
The Senate was but short time today in open
session. The Land Graduation Bill by Mr. WALK
Err foolishly expects TO increase the Revenue was
brouabt up bu, the consideration of it was postpon
ad ,;Il TO- morrow. after some amendments, which
were ordered printed.
Mr.. ALIENS Resolution to discuss the Treaty
with open doors was brought up, and disposed OF.
II this could only have been carried Mr.. ALLEN
and others would have wasted another SIX weeks
in unmeaning speeches on the subject OF Oregon
The motion was rejected by vote OF SO TO l3. The
said Is being 54s 40 men. The Senate then went
into secret session on the Treaty
We had quite disgraceful fare-up in the House
TODAY. though little else could beexpected but such
nroceedugs from such House MIR. STEPHENS OF
tia. made very able speech OF Tuesday last, IN
condemnation Of Executive usurpation IN getting US
into this war with Mexico. IN ms speech NC tooh
occasion 10 deliver beautiful eulogy on MIR. WEE
sryR, who had peacefully and honorably settled
ones,sndine controversy between the nlted States
and Great Britain on the NorthEastern boundary
question. He alluded 10 the puny and school boy
arcbers who had shot al him. and said that the soar
ing eagle thoroughly desplsed those VINO trleo 10
bring him down.
unnecessary and unjust remarks against MIR. Web
sre- AT the lime that Ingersoll, Dickinson & Co.
rers attacking him, rose to reply. he seemed TO
,bdra W the charges against Mr. Webster. but had
he had taste 10 bring in fling Gen. Scott. in
sanseess reference to plate of soup" Surely II
"a nor msenanimous 10 apologize for attacking one
rho has not risen triumphant over his prosecutors,
only TO wing the shaft anew al the next person VINO
ia already struggling 10 defend himself against an
other band OF prosecutors !.
Rnr This was not all. a report OF the speech OF
Mr. Ysncev appears in the Union OF last night winch
NJ S,enhsns asserts was not so delivered In the
Hons To these paris OF his speech first uttered
bronsb the Union, Mr. Stephens claimed the liberty
NJ YAscgY replied rather tartly 10 Mr.. STE
,nrxs and said thai if he tMrS stated thar he tMr
mad Introduced any new topics INTO The report Oh
his speech i, was false
MI STEPHENS said the gentleman very guarded
lv shielded himself behind an :. It.
Sorns alteration eDsued, In which the words
.caOd Tsrrenin." Mud Turtle, Falsehood,' &c.
a-anssd Mr. SrEPHsss made no reply TO Mr.
V.scrT.s last speech or explanation. fear the
r.a,,s- yr;ll nave an ugly ending.
IT, Hanse was engaged, chiefly the remainder
of the day the Tarin Dbl VI WHICH you - Ne-'
'fiIusn E,yr has been confirmed by the Senate
: "a ,nnoiotmepr IS Judge OF the U. S. District
~ US 80 ,bs Eastern District of Pennsylvania a
NJ Wilson of Ohio has been confirmed as Z III scr
in the U. S. Navy, in place OF young Spencer fe
Gently deceased :, ~, ,i,,, ora Rev
M GIIrs, the eloquent Lecturer on his leIofn
from the South, and Capt. MATHEWS OF me 1[ea'
1 IW sns RIcaELIEU.
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Liverpool Cotton lfIarket.

From. Nay 80 % June 3-There has been fair demand
for Cotton since last report. II amounts to 2loOO
bales viz Saturday 1000, Monday 1000, Tuesday 5OOO
and to-day 5000 Yesterday and oday 1000 1000 bales
were taken on speculation Prices cannot be quoted low
or but the market decidedly firm and steady, very ex
IRENE rates being obtained.
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e To Ladies.-Mrs- COVE continues 20 give sdv!cs
and directions with respect 70 tis application o! Wass
Cure all diseases OF women and children. Der resi-
dsnce. 2Si louh-st nJ7 Sm
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General Notices.

~ j. Sherwood, Commissioner OF Deeds for No
stSiss OF New-Yok, Ohio, Michigan Iliaoss and Texas
also, Wisconsin and Io~s Territory. ohce . Pne-st
dcolf East c! Custom ho1se. stairs myS
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re- For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
-T5e siuau,er Cleopatra, Capt Wulsus viii South
aide Of Pier No North River every Non.s Was,6Gy and
Frriay 81 ?. u. connecting win The cars al Alyps'
POM t,rvNfl CAiEP PRAS9. Jr Condnr,nr
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New. York Constitutional Convention
SIXTEENTH DAY.

The Qunkers-Advantnges of Printing ln-
formation at the Earliest MOment-Debt
md revenue X eturns- Bascom on Courts
of Justice-TaRSart on the Working of the
Court of Chuncery-Party Machinery, how
il wOrks-As TO Long session.
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THE TRIBUNE.
From our Extra of Yesterday Morning
Five Days Later
FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
sr.rg OF TIE COTTON MARKET.
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no LV1N-saooo On b.; d ADD mof's'se on cry P'''
~. FLY ~ ASTHoNY }. sLEEcKER, No. Bread a.
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s,UAHD DOWN TUWN.-Two three Pheasant
y rooms. with panlrirs attached 10 let, ehcr furnished
or with board gentlemen and their wives or
reut. men, on reasonable terms at No. Ia Beehman.
At near Nassau One day boarders VIII also be &c
comnodaied by applying as above. Reference required
Lc lel0 l0t'
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AIRS, CHITTENDEN,s private bosrdips-hoaso,
ltI 2ll Greenest the Washington Parade, where
ih gentlemen with their wives, or Jew hpsto
pen,l.msn can End comfortable apartments either furnt.h
al nnnL.n MI hid " th board. u ~ "
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.a,1nallons. 81. IUanIeo.

MANITOBA siu,uou Dy slrons ana healthy
~ Young Woman ehAnb,rnaid acd wsier, or TO a.
s!,i of children She will sndetvor to male
bersef uIetu She her place account Of
,h faI going OF Please apply Dor att en-
ploseE's ? \ West Thirte-rh-sL j-la 81
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steamers in the of mail visiting our en-,
tire coasts and subssting principally on our ade ana
as yet there has sny passed through this house
authorizing the establishment OF one nue. CONSIST
ing Of four steamers from NewYork TO Bremen
l. is believed by your Committee that other lines may
be established with least equal II not greater PROB
ability success The commercisl intercourse between
New York and Liverpool has become more frequent au
extensive than between any other TWO places so widely
separated upon the face OF tie gooe ard lne position
seems be warrant the belief that they VIII ath
dstan, az draw this great channel SILL larger proper
lion OF the commerce between Europe and America Inc
fac, that the British Government has recently tsAs Inc
necessary steps induce the owners OF the eA
ers 70 establish lire from Liverpool 10 Ae" ioiA 10 SUI
cient show that they fully sensible OF hs
ing state OF things, and that they sre resolved A @ as
practicable 10 onopoze the intercourse between these
Two inpotan. points. This movement SHOWS clearly tna'
IN. dine has arrived decide whether we
will Weld this essential branch or navigation and mis- ~
direct means OF extending naval armament, 10 our
great commercial rival whether we shall promptly e1-
tend TO our enerpsng merchants the necessary ao 10
enable them ortng American energy, enterprise ana
skill into successful competition with British sagaci ana
cautsI or eli TIE lines Of sailing packets which cross the
Atlantic not Is owned IN Europe and II u not oouo
ed that American merchants properly encouraged WIZ as
readily excel they have done in SAILING ships
and when we reflect that this may be 70 me
mutual advantage and advancement OF our o
military marine, il would seem that no statesman ought 20
hesitate for moment give his TO measure WHICH
is demanded alike by prudence and the necessities oi OH
position The establishment OF line OF steamers between
New-York and Eavre Is also believed 10 De oil much I'M
portance and the between those two points
such as 10 afford ample support the Establishment OF
mis- line viii NOT only bring merchants into petition
with European lines also with each other; thus ell
Ching the greatest possible degree Of skill economy and
ACTIVITY In the construction and management OF our ocean
steamers.
Neworleans standing /: does at the great outet Of
the VALLEY OF the Mississippi and sending forth its eenns
products 10 all parts OF the world s rapidly rising In the
scale OF commercial Importance and Is Hseparaby con-
necsed with tbs great interests OF the West as
Is with those North East The State Of Georgia
IA extending railroad from Savannah TO the Tennessee
river which Il destined pour into her seaport vet
amount OF the trade and travel OF the valley Of the Asss-
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ANASTED-A respectable Young ms'red Woman
w with good city reference, wsots snaitoo a. nurse
and or To d. general housowork-sho has DC
OH -c,on 30 the country Application TO be made At
No SIS Springs )oiS ~
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NAANrED-Sy respectable Young Woman cham.
w bern Nd and alter. 10 take OF children; viii
1--WE the city rerrc FROM Ger place. where sSe
lived nearly 6v-y-srs " attend Gala today and to
AZ n. I.nt ia haasmcnI lol9is
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From the New Orleans Delta. I ,as
THE LATE CAPT. PAGE.
BY, AN oFFlcER OF THE AKMY.

+. zYFf (. Is
The death Of Capt. John Page late of the
4th Regiment of US, Infantry, on the
steamboat Missouri, while on his way from
New Orleans to St. Louis, has been an
nounced in almost all the newspapers of
the United States, but justice to his memo
ry requires that at least a brief account of
his public services and private virtues
should be given to his country, to whose
service his youth and manhood were devo-
ted, and finally upon whose altar he offer
ed his life. ........4.. .... II.
Capt. Page entered the army as a Second
Lieutenant in the old 9th Regiment of In
lantry, on the 18th February, l8l8--was
promoted to the grade OF First Lieutenant
on the lst January, l8l9--and received
the full commission of Captain in the line
on the 80 April, 1881. & 7 .>..-.
He was for many years actively employed
in the Subsistence Department in Florida,
and for a long period also filled the post Of
Assistant Quarter Master, being the active
officer of that department. in the original es-
tabishment of Fort Brooke, Tampa Bay,
in 1924. i" nv.wa1 ai"' .a'-'q 3'A
In August, 1892, he was appointed, by
the direction Of President Jackson, ,euli-
grating and disbursing agent in the removal
Of the Choctaw Indians to the country
West of the Mississippi river, assigned as
the future homes OF the various Indian
tribes, and was entrusted successfully with
the emigration Of the Greeks, Cherokees
and Chickasaws. ,c-n III,
The policy of removing the Indian tribes
from contact with the whites, was deemed
essential TO the internal peace Of the States
within whose limits they resided, and it
was delicate and difficult task, even after
the Indians had pledged themselves by trea-
ty with the general government TO emigrate,
to execute. ..s4 r..4 ..a..H Nf.aas .ca
Their attachment to their native woods,
next to revenge, is the strongest feeling in
an Indians breast. The distrust with
which they looked upon the whites, their
iaithlessness in the observance of treaty
stipulations, had to be neutralzed and com
ba,ted The zeal, intelligence and fidelity
Of Capt. Page, after incredible labor on his
part, accomplished the object without blsod-
shed. .rs ...,la.1E i feai a}ss Z.
During his employment on this duty he
disbursed millions of the public money with
the most scrupulous regard TO the faith OF
the Government, and justice 10 the Indians.
He enjoyed to the fullest extent the conf
dence of the Department in this comexion
with the Indian tribes, and by the Indians
themselves was beloved,
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MAIL ARRANGE EMENTS.

The Eastern Mail for Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston, closes at Al and
9 P. M daily, except on Saturday nights.
No mails sent East of Baltimore on Sunday
morning. as II '& d.1 ,'a.4@
4 The mails from the above cities arrive daily
at 9 A. M. and 8 P. NJ. except Sunday night
The Western Mail closes at 9 P. M. and
arrives at p M. daily. t-..,5->
The Southern Mail closes at 8 A. M. and
arrives at S P. M. daily,
Office open from n A. M.to ?. M. daily,
except Sunday, on which day it is open from
u A. M. to 10 A. M. and from IL M, to u
p. NJ, and from to 9 P. M. 81. .ui
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For the Columbian Foun tain.
The SEVENTH DAY.
Sabbath holy /!
To the lowly,

iah4A ~ aU 3,--- II =
@ Sabbath holy !,nam j ~
To the lowly, .sg 5.... i.
Still art thou welcome day.
When thou contest, earth and ocean, =
Shade and brightness, rest and motion, .
Help the poor mans heart TO pray. =
Sun wak'd forest, 's..|
..,} Bird, that soarest spmaG
O'er the mute empurpled moor, n w
Throstle's song, that stream-like fowest,
Wind, that over dew drop goest, #,
nH Welcome now the woe worn poor. 2
ytaou ,,7a559 " g.ygsa ,a"eha3ssns
+. ....r..s Littler river, .fEI > .
Young for ever Ill.,, i.
Cloud, gold bright with thankful glee,
Happy woodbine, gladly weeping,
Gnat, t,rwithin the wild-rose keeping,
0 that they were blessed as ye! !ogI
Sabbath holy
-8s.t i For the lowly EfIll
Paint with flowers thy glittering sod
For Affections sons and daughters,
Bid thy mountains, woods and waters,
Pray TO God, the poor mans God!
IA
.u.r,l From thetever,
(Idle never
y Where, on Hope Wants bars the door,
From the gloom Of airless alleys. a5f"'e
Lead thou 10 green hills and Valleys
. Weary Lord lands trampled poor.
!, .sr ,aala Pale young mother. 4'"..aa3
,Gasping brother, II sa.a,I
u Sister toiling in despair, V"toI
Grief how'd sire, that life dong diest,
White lipp'd child, that sleeping slightest,
I. Come and drink the light and air.
,ru4 aa,3 9a,aA sl4qJNsaa IHad-
Tyrants curse ye, ','s.
.a'e .4lges While they nurse ye, l'H"
Life for deadliest wrongs to pay ;;ffo7' Z
Yet, oh. Sabbath 7 bringing gladness w
Unto hearts OF weary Sadness slf8 9hl ~
an Still thou art, ,"The Poor Mans Day.,
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EARTHENwARE, CHINA & GLASS.

THO. PURSEl.L has just imported per ships,
/ Meteor and Georgia, from Liverpool direct,
sixty-four crates and hogsheads of Earthenware
and China and from our own manufactures fifty
packages Of cut pressed and plain Glass, all OF the
latest style which, with his former extensive stock,
embraces almost every article in his line of busi-
ness. . ..a.
Cornelius's solar, lard, or oil Lamps, new pat
X. 3f terms, and at reduced prices
ta Lamp Glasses and Wicks, Of all sizes
ga5 Walters, Ivory-handle and other Knives and
tl Forks, in sets of 81 pieces or otherwise
Real, silver and Albetta table, tea, and dessert
Spoons
Plated German Silver and Britannia Castors
Cut and plain Hall Lamps
Liverpool Stand and Side Lamps
Plated Cake Baskets, Looking Glasses r.
Shovel and Tongs, Spittoons Il u
Rich cut and plain Decanters, Carets, Finger
Bowls, Wine-coolers Champagnes Hooks.
These goods will be sold, wholesale or retail, at
the very lowest prices.
A good assortment OF common goods new pat
tern and excellent quality, suitable for retail
groceries ..,..., .,.. &t.
Pipes, in boxes .,. 81.
First quality Stoneware, at factory prices
Also, Britannia Ware, Wholesale, at factory
prices, from the best manufactory in this
country y4
Biggins, &c. &c. ..ra,a.E s.a
A call from his frieIds and the public geaerally
Is solicited at his store, opposite Browns Hotel,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington. a "fH
July lO-eo2m X, Fl, THO. PURsELL4
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Fine Watch Repairing.

THERMOMETERS, Duplex, Lever, Lepine,
SRepeating and Music Watches, accurately re-
paired, also common Watches, Clocks, and Music
boxes put in order, at the sign Of the Watch, with
the guard key and chain, north side Of Pennsy lvanis
>venue between second and third streets. .,
By CHAUNCEY WARRlNER.
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Farm, for sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale 3294 acres Of
Il land. lying in Montgomery county, 20 miles
from Washington City, on the road leading from
Rockville to the mouth Of Monaccocy one third,
or more, Of the land is woods, containing good
timber The cleared land Is Of good quality, and
easy TO be improved. The buildings are large
two-story brick dwelling house, with a basement
and gnrret, barn, tobacco house, stable, &c.
For terms enquire on the premises, Of
g.. & a'n." JAMES TRUMAN.
july left Rockville Journal st.
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HATTERS.

STEvEN,S & EMMONS will introduce the
- "Auum" fashions for Gents Hats on Saturday
Sept s. Il i, a..a .e-., 49, .'.us I"
In accordance with our usual custom we shall in
,roduce simultaneously, "Lsasy'sp and Beebe g.
Cos,ots Fashions.
Gentlemen who have ta.. + sizes registered with
us will;forwsrd their orders
Sales Rooms Nos !. & 2, Browns Hotel.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
WI PANY OF THE CITY OF NEW

ROBlNSON, fresiden'. nav
ing been appointed agent for the above named IN
stution, am prepared to receive applications for
insurance on life for or more years, or Tor the
duration of life. The advantages of the mutual
principle above the heretofore more usual jol Mt.
stock companies are SO great that it is only neces-
sary to understand the principles of its operation TO
give decided preference to the mutual PLAN A
treatise on the subject and forms OF application for
insurance can be had my store on 7th street. i'm
mediateIy opposite the National Inteligencer Office.
c. s. FOWLER, Agent
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