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ARMnD SENATORS "A Washington correspond

ARMED SENATORS "A Washington correspond
ent Of the Providence Journal thus describes a
funny scene in the Senate Chamber:
When entered the Senate Chamber the seats
were mainly filed by New York volunteers who
were holding mock session. The presiding Of.
fcer was just putting the question on resolution
directing the sergeant-at-aIms TO proceed imme
dlately to the w White House, and to request the
President, IL In his opinion not incompatibl
with the public interest, to send down gallon OF
his best brandy. motion to strike cut the word
"brandy" and substitute sold rye" was voted
down, on constitutional grounds, and because the
Hon. Senator from South Carolina" who offered
IL had both his legs on the desk, while the rules
only permitted one. And finally motion was
made to clear the galleries. disorderly persons
were looking on, evidently to ridicule the pro-
ceedings and otherwise behaving in manner moi
consistent with the dignity Of the Senate / have
seldom seen the proceedings in that chamber SO
amusing. I have often seen them as little profit
able to the country, and less creditlble to some
who took part In them.
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20 vessels

20 vessels Total guns I Sui
This Is the total force Of regular ships and guns
at the command Of the Administration. But
absut so vessels are TO he chartered (of which Al
a-e already In commission and manned by United
States sailors,) which will carry some 2lO guns
Although the revenue cutters have nothing 10 do
with the Navy In ordinary times, II has caused
many Of them to be transferred tenn porarly TO the
charge OF Secretary Welles. There being no Off
cial list published since November last, 1t is not
esy to say how many cutters there are. The
number will not In any case exceed 20, so the to-
tai number Of all sort of vessels afioat now sub
ject to Government orders, is about 154; and the
guns owned by Uncle Sam about 2,ls4 Some of
the craft are not very efficient. About IS are re-
gular fighting men-of-wa Of modern stamp
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snail powder for me :" sed the President OF
the Southern Conthleveracy.
Wait till 20 home and start out the Bal.
dinsville Hoss Cavalry! I'm Capting Of that
Corpse, am, and J. Davis, beware! Jeffer-
son d.. now leave you. Farewell my gay
Saler Boy. Good bye, my bold buccaneer
Pirut Of the deep blue sea, adoo, adoou'
My tower threw the Southern Conthieveracy
on my way home was thrilling enuff for yeller
covers. 1t will form the subjeck of my next
Betsy Jane and the progeny air well.
Yours respectively, A. WARD.
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
l. ALEXANDRIA,, Vi.

Mls' Q. ). mcCOhMlCk, PRINCIPAL,
Inc thirteenth annual session of tnIs Institution
VIII commence on Tuesday, September 18Th m the
R1use Ieosntly occupied By Sylvester Scott, Ess,
NO. 1SO King street. r'
=, The course of study pursued will comprise all
tne branches res aulslte to thorough English Edu-
desired. Do"iAs'
In addition 10 day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick il,
prepared to reoeivc q limited number of punils As
hosraers, VINO, constituting part of her own fam
ly, WILL be UNDER her immediate care and supeTyi-
sion. She Will endeavor, as far possible to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influence,
of Home. I
L, ,R2sysres,- Rev 1eo. II. EeEton, Roy. DR.. Elias
Ess., Edgar Snowdcn, Ese, Edmund F. Witme1
EEss" Es" 66a,y, Henry MqaI6gfy. Esa:. Lewis MGkgnIis
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin w Wsters, Esq las
f;ntWIsle, IT., Esq, Col. Ohm w. Minor. Londoun
Messrs. Blackjack & Marshall. Mossrs Co Sc
Brothers.
TxRMs.
BOsrd, with TUITION In al the English Branches,
In advance.
Music end Languages at Profezsors' prices.
IL No extra charges. au 2s-tf
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UTA member Of a rifle corps, who has recently
become father, was asked the other day by his
young wife what he would do with little toddle.
kins In case he should have to 90 out 10 meet the
enemy. tie replied that II he went, ne would
take his child with him. 'Bow will Yen carry it?'
asked the wife. "Oh, strRp Il on nv back - said
he. 'Oh, DON'T" exclaimed the wife, sfor then
be will be sure TO be shotln
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The UNITED STATES NAVAL REGISTER As IT IL
There are now 20 men-of-war on the Register
There were 50 before the burning of the Norfolk K
Navy Yard, when the liners Pennsylvania (l2C
guns), Delaware (e4), New York (s4, which was
on the stocks and never launched), frigates Rari.
tan (50), United States $50, the rst naval vessel
built for the United States Government), and the
Columbia, the corvettes Plymouth (22), and Ger
mantown (22), and the brig Dolphin (6), were
scuttled and sunk. The following Is the presen,
strength Of the regular navy:
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEILE1
" OF GAS METERS

,o,,or WAnHINsTor, July Is, 1885,
,NOTICE IS RERERY GIVEN TSat srres-
tDiJ 70 the provisions OF the ordinance of tie Cor
Ioratlon appIosed May IL. ago, the undersirned is
nov no PREPARED, whenever required in writing, and
exemne test, prove, and ascertain the ccouTncy OF
tesstratlon OF Any Ens meter in use in thIs oIty
EfSry meter, Hound incorrect, will be cond eInn,d
and another, sealed and marked as true, Will he
SET IN ~. Place; If proved 10 be aocpIste in its
measurement OF gas, Il Will DO sealed accordipsly
and egaIn put in position for use
once No. $40 Seventh strest, (noar Odd Eel
-oVs haL:l Open from 8. m, to D. m
CHARLES w. CUENIN6HAM.
lJ B-u Inspector and Sealer OF 6Es M eters
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TRINITY FLAG Two large fags on Trinity
spirs have already been destroyed, This morn
Ing a third was boisted. This, too, was soon
blown TO tatters. The Amerioan eagle must be
'spoiling for a fght''-N Commercial, 10Th.
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DENTISTRY.
DR. CHAs; r. BOTELER,

II - ShAS. r. BOTELER.
SURGE EON DENTIST,
Having located himself Permanently in wasb,n.
.om, 1s oneL' ms professional services to citl-
hTa5oaa Saa soiourne[s, In all ths variousS
D.anches OF his profession, upon the most 0lIIO
ioHEenty H improved system of Dentistry.
;nen;; o., having studied with of the most en-
mn. snd ana experienced Dentists of Washing on
Sna srnr also with the Dental College of Batimore'
Edan,who whom ne has received his diploma, feels oon,
AL TO those who will test his professional
.Ofhoe No. $50 Pa avenue, between 9TH And ,o,h
to4 pm. 0p'H oh sn M
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II The Memphis Glenn Appeal, flourish
ing paper before 1t commenced advocating trea-
son, has been compelled TO eurtail its dimensions.
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PROMPT ACTION WITH FOREIGN POWERS
ADMINISTRATIONS TACTICs.-The N. Y. Courier
ana Enquirer says: A representative of ono of
the five Great Powers met Mr. Seward on
Monday, just as he was coming out of his room
on his way to dinner. OF course the diplomat
was invited to walk in. He declined, saying
"Oh, no; only called to tell you a good Joke.
One of eur captains has just arrived, and saws
that when he reached Charleston and went TO
my Consuls Office and inquired for the ConsuI.
he was told that he was drilling his company.
What company? inquired the captain of the
ship. Why, one of the companies selected to
march against Washington. The captain was
greatly surprised, and mentioned the fact as
evidence of the universal feeling of hostility
which pervades Charleston.
Mr.. Seward.-What is the name of your
Consul at Charleston?
Mr.. Seward Opening the door opposite where
they were standing MIR. Assistant Secretary
draw up an order recalling the eaeguatur is
ton. There, that business is disposed of.
Diplomat.-My God, Seward, YOU are not in
earnest. L only told you the story as a good
joke.
Mr.. Seward.-And I, Mr.. -, avail mvself
OF this Joke" to give you practical evidence
OF the manner in which we intend to deal with
every foreign Power and their representatives,
n0n0'ei 'noy in.oIiere' ulrecty or indirectly,
between us and the traitors in rebellion
against the Government. The exequatur of
your Consul is recalled, and the place vacant:
and l sincerely hope that no imprudence on
the other side Of the Atlantic will compel me
as summarily to terminate the very pleasant
relations now existing with all the members of
the diplomatic corps. Your Government un-
derstands US, and is always friendly; but it
may become our duty to- prove to others that
we are in earnest not to permit interference
In this domestic quarrel.
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THE wARRENToN SPRINGS, Fsusuier
Of ISg the ms Ss Sesasd me.d Sf shs uS
Der of visitors wall be received. Terms OF lE:fE
6sard xSs Sss per month $40 gs. wee. and Per
under 10 and over years, half price. Horses 80
cents per day. Address ROB'T HUD6IN,
6p q I'm Warrentou Spnurs. Va
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N II The undersigned begs 70 inform the
OF MONUMENTS, TONES, HEADSfONEs,
&c., at Baltimore and Philadelp phia prlces. Also
new style of Marbls Msntels. Table Tops, &e,
kept op hand. Brown stone hnd Granite work
mA l3-eo0m PA av. teE UH spd letk sla.
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7 SNYDER

H. PL LUMBER AND GAS FILTER
hes removed TO the corner of Twelfth and r sts
he 10 prepared to Introduce Water and Gas mon
satisfaction. 1Siie
He has on hand 8 lot of COOKING and other
wishes to get rid of them. no ~
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W. GAS FIXTURES.

Wr UA > Fl x Il ES,
w Have In store, and are daI ' reoeIvinr n A G
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and I5ssikns
and Finish superior in style to anythinq heretoTe
onered IN this market. We invite citizens general
70 call ana examine our stock OF Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We nave the heat
selected stock in Washington, o 'e''
Al Work IN the above line Intrusted to our cara
Will be promptly attended to.
. MYERS & Mc6HAN.
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MIR. ]. E. BoULIeNY.-The New Orleans re Z,
OF the 2lst says: We were called-upO Yesterday
by Mr. J. f. Boulignv, who has Just returned
from washington, bringing with him his wife
ana child. Mr.. BonlignY asks to state, and
we comply with his request with sincere pleasure.
that there Is no truth whatever in the statements
In the Northern papers in relation to his conduct
while away from this city. So far from being Al
Perryville, drilling Northern volunteers he has
never been near that place; nor did be make anv
such statements are buted to him concern
ing the state OF public opinion in Louisiana He
authorizes US 10 state that he fully appreciates and
recognizes the changed situation Of the country
and the absolute disappearance of the issue
which existed a few months since. In the mo-
mentous struggle with the North he is on the
side Of the South, and Of the State in which be
was born. The Northern pa pers seemed to be
highly delighted with the alleged detection 10
their unhOly cause Of an ex-Louisiana Congr ress-
man. We can tell them that when they really
nnd such person his name will not be Boulipny
IL The blockade is producing some singular
results. New Orleans is shipping bacon to Mem
phis, and that city is shipping rice to New
Orleans.
ID The State of Arkansas has appropriated
s2u 90 600 for war purposes, and placed her entire
militia force at the disposal Of the Confederate
States
II The Philadelphia Ledger saws that Gen
Scott remarked the other day-s'This is nv las,
campaign, gentlemen, and 1t shall be my best -
1T The guarantee for the International Ex,
hibitlon OF 1862 in London now exceeds fI 900,
200.
Sun for the arming Of all the little boys from ten
years old ard upward:
III A Garibaldian newspaper has been estab-
lished in Naples, called the . Red Shirt
ID-Th army worm is 8id 10 be committing
great ravages In some portions Of Kentucky.
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ROOTS AND SEOES so SUIB TIE
- JIMES.
Wed now manufacturing ali kinds OF BOOTS
and SHOES, and cOaetantlT Teooi YInz a-ssZ
supply OF eastern made work Of every do ESss3
ncnption, made expressly TO ofter, and villH EsY
be cold a. much lower pTice than has besEs ESsa
heretofore charged in this city for nuch inferior
Articles.
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
city Elade work, viii always q nd good sEsortmop
In store ana ~ the lowest prices. 6ITo us call,
GRIFFIN & BRO,
Spkr S14 PennsJivcnia avenue,
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CIBBS' HAIR STORE,

GIBBS HAIR STORE,
VI No. 242 Pa. Av.. BET 18TH AND 18Th s~s.
PERFUMERY &c BRAIDS. CURLS WIGS,
HALF WIGS, FRiZETTES, &c. A full stock
always on hand, or made to order at the shor;est
notioe. Hair Work repaired or exchanged
". B.-Ladies' Hair Dyed in tho most na'ural
manner. d 6m
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T FEMALE EDUCATION
l. HOSE Parents who wish their daught TO re-
ceye 3 thorough and systematic education. where
their ply sica training will receive daily and special
attention, under the most approved system of Calls
themes and Gymnastics, are pectfully invited to
nsit the Union Female Academy, corner Four
teenth st. and New York av.
MR.. & MRS. z. RICHARDS,
au 50 If Prime ipais
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M TEETH

M ,< TEETH.
aftb. LL1HAMIs, NJ; D., the inventor and pstentee
tends sds mINEhAL naI!oL PLATE TEETH, at-~
MANY persons can wear these teeth who o01tD
h SHhhot wear others, and no person wear Others
reersons calling At my office can be accommodated
~. any style and price of Teeth they may desire:
Dps 10 those who are particular and wish the
oIeanest, strongest and most perfect dentufe that
NJ -nass oah produce. the MINERAL PLATE will be
Rooms N this clty-No. 33s Pa avenue, betveen
sb sIn ana ioth sts. Also, 9O7 Arch street, Phadei
,o oo l5-u
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w SPRING CLOTHING.
w ALL, STEPHENS r. CO are this day in re-
ceIpt of their second supply of SPRING CLOTH
ING AID material for their custom trade, consist
Ing OF New Cloths, Cassmers and Vestings, of the
latest styles, which they will make to order IN su-
pesiOr sty lie ~ very low prices.
Gentlemen wishing an immediate outfit will find
in our Ready made Department every article of
Wearing Apparel suitable to their waits.
WALL, STEPHENS &c CO.,
apis 32s Penn. avenue.
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GAS FITTING. &c

WIN +. DOVE Il CO.
I'M NOV prepared TO execute any orders viii
which they may be favored In the -
PLUMBING, Gas OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS,
III Store on sth street a few doors north nj p.
syenue, where may be found comp cte sssortmen;
~ SHh p 3 HRE ~ kIEHS And other GAS, STEAM and
va EN- TIN AUhES. in F-ly
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
- IN MOURNING GOODS.
m Is j, w. COLLEY a. CD.
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! Alchemist, or the House of Claes from the
French Of HonoIe de Balzsc. Free By mail, 81.
Silas Marner, the Weaver of Rayeloe by Geo
Elliott, the suthor of"Adam Beds " Free Dy mail.
VI oenfa FRENCH kICHSTEfN,
DB 21s Penna. avenue,
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" WOOD AND COAL
Il OU Will surely get your moneys worth by
calling at the PIONEER MILLS, Sonthtcsst cor
nsr Of SsyentA street and Canal, GEO. PAGE,
Agent.) They sell cheaper and give better measure
than any others in the city-cut, split and deIv-
cred free of charge. II you ann elieve i've
The Pioneer Mills q trla-, and he sata SIZED.
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l Union PAPER AND DENVELOPES-Twe
u ty different sty les of Note and Letter Paper
with Envelopes t0 match
Views Of Washington in the form OF q Rose, and
In Book form; also, separate
AL the Daily a w eegly Papers on'taptly on
hand Herald, Times, and Tribune reoeiv ed every
ght at O'Clock.
Papers from all parts of the country.
Be:dies Dime Novels and Song Books.
A fresh supply Of Books for summer reading,
cheap
A large assortment of Juveniles-Mayne ReId's
BOOKS, Rollo Books, Abbott's HistorIes 30.
discount OF ~ to 50 per cent. a bound book
FRENCH & RICHSTEIN,
ma 70 NatIOn.l Bookstore, as Pa av.
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\ QulSVll,LE ARTESIAN WE'LL WATER
- Btue Lick Water. and other NJ edic nal Wat rs
always fresh. Also, fresh supplies of Pure Medi,
Ones Ieoelyed weekly. Ayers, Sohenck's, and
MOORE'S West End Drug Store,
op NI-ZW liz Penn aVennes
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IREEN CORN, IN CANS; PETITE PUlS
SE Champlgnons; Fresh Tomatoes, Ia quart cans;
preserved Fruit. of many varieties; Conserved
6inger, tCantoE;) Angelique; Fresh Mackerel a nd
Haiibut, In oans; Fresh LobsteTs and CLAIMS, i'm
cans: sardines; Branded Fruits; Crosse &jBlack
wels Pickles, Sauces, Capers, Olives, DO. Eor
ssie BY KING Il BUKCHELL, Grocers,
ms Varmonf !. "A
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M. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
w ILL Find II to til cir int rest before purchas-
ing to call at the Extsnslva Cabinet Es- 0
t9bll,h ,hment of EDWIN GREEN, No -~
$50 Pennsylvania aveRue, where a large
stock of FURNITuRE ard CRAIRS-fstss
and MATTRESSES will always be
found.
Mahogany Of al thioknesses for SALE
Packing and Repairing and Vanishing promptly
attended to. S1'
Furniture or other goods taken on storage.
ap l-2aN2m
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Mr.. Seward Opening the door opposite where
they were standing MIR. Assistant Secretary
draw up an order recalling the eaeguotur is
sI,ad in for nf
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CITY NEWS.
The NIcNInpu. Ob-eou,e..

Tho sOlemnitics in honor Of the Irish Patriot,
Terence Bcllew McMsnus, were imprcssively
performed Yesterday morning.
The body was not permitted to remlin over
night with its guard of honor on the deck d
tho steamer, but was removed to tho Stevens
House a proceeding which excited indignant
comment at tho expense Of the steamers oili-
GERS.
At the Stevens House, the body Law in state
under an armed guard OF the PhUnix Zouaves,
with lighted candles disposed around, in the
usual manner, hcightening the sombre effect
u the dark omblems of mourning with which
the ensigns and apartment were drapcd. At
the head Of the coffin resting on pedestal was
u beautiful cro's Of camelias surrounded by ar
tifcial shamrocks, enclosed in an oval frame.
Two boys in Zouaye uniform held American
and lrsh 1ags over the coffin.
From six o'clock in the morning till the mo-
ment when the funeral cortegc departed, num-
| erous bodies of citizens were permitted to enter
and pa-s round the coffin, which was hermeti.
cully sealed. The members of the committee,
together with nearly all tho officers OF tie dit.
ferent Irish societies in this and the ADJOINING
cities were present.
The Funeral Procession moved from the
Steven House at quartor-past ten o'clock,
in the following order:
Section # Police Of the 9th Precinct, under
command of CAPT. Bogert.
| Councils brass Band aud Dunn Corp.
| Detachment Of the PhWtix Iuuaves with arms
| reversed and Grape on the left arm.
Color.bcarer, with flag covered with Grape.
l Dodworth's Band performing Dirge.
| Two Companies of the Gg,h Regiment under
| command Of Captains Bro,lin ami jas Kelly,
| in sections.
| An open Hcarsc drawn by itur horses with
sable plumos.
4 Guard If Honor Of the Phoenix Zouaves.
Officers OF the G9th Regiment aud Officers o
the PhmuiN Iouaves.
Grand Marshal, Hon, Michael Connolly, follow
ed by the Committee, aud populations OF lrist
! citizens, wearing mourning badges.
In this order the procession reached the mali
entrance Of the St. Patrick's Cathedral, in Mot
street, where, while dirge was played on III,
organ, the coffin was carried to the chancel, an
lighted tapers were placed around it. The pull
| pit was draped in black.
Immediately after the entrance Of the escort
the edidce was filled by the crowd which ha'
assembled.
The following were the officiating clergy
The Very Rev. VIM. Stons V. c., Celobrant
Rev. T.. Mcclure, Deacon; Rev. o. 0Hara
Sub-Deacon; Rev. J. Woods, Master Of Core
monies.
! MOzart's Requiem Mas in D minor, waa
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BROOKLYN.

b SUICIDE IVY lIASoISG.--The body Of min
was found suspended to the limb Of tree in an
open 10, on Eighth avenue, near 10Th street,
yesterday morning. II was taken down by
Coroner llrgeman when il was identified ~
that of William FkLsibbons. 4 verdict Of ~.
icidc" was rendered.
CAsuALrIEs.-Mrs. Richardson, residing al
No. % Stanton street l,ll from an upper windos
Of her residence on Sunday afternoon, and su,.
tanned injuries Of soriou nature. Edward
Carn,s, a boy, fell from shed at the corner o
Pacific and Willow streets on Sunday, and brok,
ono Of his legs. lie was conveyed TO tho Lon
Island College Hospital.
FouSD DRowNEp.-1hc body Of browne,
man, was found in the water near Fort Hamil
ton, on Saturday. The deceased was dressed il
black coat, satinct pants, black satin vet
check shirt, gray over shiri, white drawers an.
shoes. lie wa, ab ut 30 years of age. lnf,r
nation can be obtained Of Coroner Bennett, u
Bay Ridge.