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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvII,h CoNeREss-ssesns Session.
MoNpAY, April u

MONDAY, April II.
SENATE After the presentation OF various peli-
tIons for emancipation, the passage OF bankrupt
la>y and for negro cooniz on, In the course Of
which Mr.. Lane, Of Ind, Addressed the Senate at
length In favor Of the latter proposi'iop,
Mr.. Hale introduced bill In relation 10 the
selection Of iurIes Ia the District OF ColumbIs;
referred.
MIR Powell asked leave to Introduce resolution
Of inquiry relative to the number and names Of
citizens OF Kentucky who have been arrested nv
order Of the State Department, and the charge or
charges against OF them.
But Mr. Sumner objected; and the said resOlu.
ton went over.
The resolution calling for information reIstivs
10 The cause Of the OF General Stone, and ot
the delay Ia irving him, was taken up; ard
Mr.. McDougsll addressed the Senate at length In
favor OF i;s adoption In the course of hts resrks
he was interrupted by Mr.. Wade, who stated that
before the arrest OF General Stone he wss informed
by the joint Congressional Committee on the
Conduct Of the War, OF all the points In the
charges on which he was subseq uently arrested.
HoUsr.-Mr Eliot submitted a resolution call
ing on the Secretary OF War for statements Of
moneys expended In the Departmental the Wesii
adopted.
rotary Of War relative 10 the appointments OF
Brieadier Generals from the VOLUNTEER and rreu-
lar service, giving date Of appointments, &C;
adopted.
MT Cox offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Secretary Of War inform
this House upon the following facts:
1st What has delayed the reply 10 the resolu-
ton Ct this House calling for Information a. tn
the age. sex. condition, &c, Of the Africans en-
pleved in Gen. wools department.
II. What number OF slaves have been brought
into this District by the army officers, or other
agents Of the Government, from the State Of Viz
ginia since the enemy abandoned the possession
Of Manassas and other lines OF the Potomsc.
%. Whist number Of fugitives from Maryland
and Virginia are now In the city Of Washington;
their probable sex, and probable age.
ath. What number 10 now or have been sent 10
Frederick, Md.
5th. How many now fed and supported nv
the meney Of the United States appropriated by
Cong ress 70 prosecute the war?
9th. By what authority negroes, old and young,
male and female, were sent from Virginia by
railroad TO Philhdelphi and at whose ex cense
the amount ofexpenses and the purpose for which
they Were sent?
eth III be has not the means 10 answer these In
Quiries, that he take the same necessary steps 10
obtain the Information.
Mr.. Lovejoy moved to lay the resolution on the
table.
Mr.. Cox demanded the yes and nays.
The resolution was laid on the tsble-yeas g.,
nays 81.
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DIED,

On the ssth instant. MARY DELANY, N the
SD year Of her age ssr long and painful illness.
The funeral services will take ace q the esi-
sSd s,S 81 ~ as. Taesds, he ooocs
On ihs. ls:h. Of pnegmonis, X RKW GOD
ROWAN infant son OF J. w. and Agnes Rowan,
&C ed Is months.
On The s,h Instant. amer 2, b i.f illness, MIN;
ME- HI. ZABE fh M AN. infant cangh'er OF
j. f. sd a, ssshoy. .ssas nost a. s sna day.
Although No loved her 90;
For God, IN love, has called her heme,
From suffering, ain ana wo.
Al asgel now, IN neavsn ABOVE,
She sings around the throne, ssf-
With palms Of victory IN her hands, g
Her need eaofned VIA crowns.
Her funeral will take place IRON the residenos Of
her psFsnss 40 morrovs . ten o'clock, April 2ld,
corner OF 1sh and l. stresis
On Monday morIlngs 2isf instant. Mrs MAR
GAkkf &. FLktSb ELI, daughter Of tho LATE
AbIsham and Ehzsheth Wise. Of Adams county.
Hsi fansfsi will taxa place on Wsonssiax morn
ing, 2sa inst o'eloof from Dc <fetsrs Church,
Capitol Hail
On the aoth INST. ct o'clock m WILLIAM
ALFRED RAY, ayed 65 years ana months
His remains will Be taken 20 baltimore Tor inter-
nent baltimore papers please copyl ..
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, p. n.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE HOMICIDE AT rHr MILITARY rRrso,

THE HOMICIDE AT THE MILITARY PRISON.
Military Governor Brig. General wsdsworta
and Provost Marshal M.jor Dos,er have bern fcr
some hours engaged In an investigation Of the
circumstances Of the shooting Of Jesse n what
ton, In the military prison on Capitol Hin, las,
night.
From the testimony taken, we hear, Il sPpeso
that the deceased vIolsted the rule Of the prison,
that has up 20 this time been well observed by
the prisoners forbldding them to cbuude tkeir
persons OF heads out Of the windows. lie was
ordered BY the sentry on post No. to withdraw
his person within the window and respect
the we'll known rule. Instead OF % doing,
he replied with osths and Impressions upon
the sentry, who thcreupon called the cofpo-
raj Of the guard and reported 10 him the
facts. The corporal ordered The sentry 70 renew
his order 10 the prisoner 10 withdraw his person
into the window out Of which he was leaning.
and N he failed to obey. 10 shoot him. The
sentry renewed the order, when the de-
ceased babe him de1sace, leaning further
out Of the window, bearing his breast, ana
cursing the sentry with awful osths-cslling
him a id Yankee son OF b-h; a northern son
Of a b-h; a id hired scoundrel, too cowsrdly
to enforce his order by shooting, &c. The sentry
then fred, shooting Wharton In the head, the
wound proving fatal this morning.
Preliminary to the examination Of the csse, he
oorporal Of the guard and the sentry who fred
were placed under arrest.
FROM BANKS COLUMN.
The War Department have a telegram from
New Market this morning, confirming the last
previous intelligence from that quarter, that
Jackson had Withdrawn his force tv Give miles
from Hsrrisonsburg, In the direction Of GOrdont-
vile, Uua Orange Court House. IL was believed
there that he might be aiming to "double on bis
tracks" seeking to get In Gen. Shields rear by
marching east by the road south Of the ridge and
crossing 1t somewhere near sperryviIle or the
thoroughfare.
YORKTOWN.
Owing 20 the prevailing storm, there has been
no Communication by boat to-day across the bsy
between Fortress Monroe and Cherrystone. So
the latest news from Yorktown Is that received by
the Baltimore boat and published elsewhere In
to-dsy's Star.
TRANSFERRED.
We learn that Col. Vellie hes been transferred
from his position az Provost Marsbsl Of AleKsn-
dria.
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INDIA RUBBER UOoDs.
We advise all our readers (as we know they
arc obliged to purchase the above named goods)
to embrace the present opportunity as Mr. III. A.
Hall intends TO make a change In his business,
and will sell his extensive stock Of Rubber Goods
at manufacturers prices, and no family should
miss this opportunity to supply themselves For
instance, Mr.. Hall will sell Mems Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals for so cents per pair, and La
dies Overs and Sandals for so cents per pair; In
dia Rubber Bed Protectors for Children's Beds
ian article that no"family should be without)
Warehouse, No 306 Pennsylvania ave., between
9th and 10th streets, WasLinsto ID. c. ap l2-u
In AN ANOTHER COLUMN may be feen few OF
the many testimonials from we'll know citizens Of
Washington, and they speak louder than any
thing we could say. IL 10 with pleasure we lay
them before q candid and sPpreciative public.
Our people are tired Of theories. when man is
sick ne wants the physician who prescribes RENE
dies that are sure 10 cure him, and such person
Is found In DR.. Tum blety, Indian Herb Doctor
Come and see for yourselves ye lame and suffer
Oh We rheumatic and dying come and see,
Light shall sgain the faded eye Hume,
And rosy health the pallid cheek resume.
Thousands rescued from disease and death,
Invoke Gods blessings on Tumblety.
desire your PROSTATE hearts TO LIT,
Your bleeding wounds 10 cure,
And with the treasures Of natures gin
Relieve the nch and poor.
TEE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
viii describes diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints or Illness, without re-
ceivipg any Information from them.
No charge for Consultations oy Adcies.
Once, No. IL Washington Buildings, Penpsyl-
ania avenue, corner TN street. ap Paws
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LATE LOCAL NEWS

IsRAKLIrIsH OBsRRvaxcz oF EASTER -To-dsy
"a the seventh OF the Easter week, according 20
the rec koning Of the Jewish calendar. II 10 OBJ
served by the Israelites but for different reason
than that OF the Christians. Though the entire
Easter week 10 regarded 60 holy by them, the
nrst and seventh day 10 observed with religious
strIcfness N commenoration Of the establishment
Of the Isaelitish ratienality, and also bee use
their belief In the traditions csuses them 70 recog
nize and commemorate each returning Easter as
the anniversary Of creation. To-day, the seventh
Of Easter, 10 sticty observed by the lsrselites In
this city. Withdrawing from the csres OF ousi.
ness, they assembled In their synsgogues, ana
devoted the morning hour 20 relle ious discourse
and the reading Of the law.
kss.ulr,xc AN ARMY orricrR.-Lsst Fhdsv
night, negro man named Herbert, assaulted and
struck Lieut.. Evans, OF the u. O. Army. Herbert
ves arrested and taken before Justice johnson.
when Lieut.. Evans. who must join his reg lment
In few days. said 10 Hsrs<rt would spoloslse
fer what,he had done, be would ee satshed,
thong he was flee to COMICS thai 10 BE bsd been
armfd NJ the time of tue assault, he would have
shot the negro. Herbert positively refused 10
apologize, and Was held TO security Tor hh sp
i pesrance a. 10 O'Clock Saturday morning, whsl
he was committed 70 jail in default Of ball.
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"A FEW OF The MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON To DR.. TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN
HERB DOCTOR.
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DRAKE's PLANTATION BII1ERs.

UhAkE7b PLANTATION bI1IERs.
8. T. 1860 X.
tinvigorates, strengthens and purihes the sys-
tenn, IL a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and effectual tonic In the world. II 10 COM
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure st. Croix Rum; particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and Is just the thing for the changes
Of seasons.
Sold by all GroceD, Druggists, Hotels and Sa-
looms. +. II. DRAKE & Co.,
ap eo3m& 202 Broadway, New York.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Nor1cE-Mr. A. w. Burns, the managing agent
Of the Stars circulation in Georgetown, will
hereafter also act as the STAYS advertising agent
there Any Georgetown Advertisements left at
Or 6 b Barnard's, corner Of High and Bridge
streets, OF with @. Crandell, No. 12S Bridge
street, will meet with prompt attention.
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uSI0S LITRsAEY AssocIATIos T. B
rails ALL d4iiyer The opening address this
evening", AZ O'Clock The Gazette CT the Asso-
slauen viii also be read.
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, with
= Board, IN pleasant looition nesr the Capitol.
JIannsnt Boarders accomm odsted. Inquire at
Guar Omces NH Stiff
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MEETISs OF SABBATH SCHOOL TEAcHxRs.-A
meeting OF the oticers aud teacher Of the sab.
bath schools Is called, al the rooms % the Young
Mems Christian Association, this eyepIng, for the
purpose Of Considering the Propriety Of having an
aanIvcrsary this year - -
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BALLS, PARTIES, 6c.

FOURTH GRAND COTILLnN PARTY of
4 the PERSEVERANCE NG1NE Co, A
April 2lst, at Temperance Hall. -
The members II the .eboFe Conpsny ra "a
spectfu ly announ zoe 10 hsir msny friends, and the
public In genera, that thor Fourth Grand COtIon
psr.y Will be given at the stoys VI ent'Oned Ha !,
salts action given by this Ccm2an' At thti former
parties ~ sure guarantee that this one will be ths
Party OF the season. The LADIES' are cordially
lnvl;ed to attend en- VASE, as thee will he no in
vlteilons lssucd. Tiokes 80 oen;s, admitting o
gentleman and lauios. =
Committee If [rrnHHements
WIN Osborn A. GiasstoF, JOhn DiofeTson,
Ron't v. Henri, g 80. A. Oar i"g. apl7 at
THE HIAWATHA BOYS IN THE FIELD
AGhlN!-The members OF the HlawA- "a
ina ma Club take pleasure in announcing TO ~
that they will give q Ersld Easter Ball al -
Franklin Ha ], oorre- Of 9th and ID sts., on MUN
DAY EVENING, Aprfl 81. The msmbers of the
Gu, pledge themselves that neither trouble nor
expense will be rparcd 10 mske this Bali szre cable
70 all those who honor the With tselr presence.
Hayes Celebrated ttrirg band has bet n cnEsged
Tor the occasion. Refreshments will be furnehed
BY sohs III sid. 7 okets g.. Comnittes Of Arranse-
ham sPl',ls2l'
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

ANY PERSON wishing to procure loan Of a few
Ing at 456 Eleventh st., between and III. apli
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MEASLES are prostrating the Volunteers by
hundreds. the hospitals are crowded with them
Soldiers be warned In time. Holioway's Pills
are positively infallibe In the Of this dsease
occasional doses Of them will preserve the health
even under the greatest exposures. Only IS cents
per Box. pa
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ALL PERSONS can End the best stock of Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 47o Seventh street, near F.
Re 2T-3m
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FRcN THE HIGH and responsible position Of the

r EcM The HIG II and Responsible position OF The
MoscBzIsKER 10 induced to publish the same
Mdysr'S Ofes, Gsorgstops, April 10, 1s62.
This In to state that, my hearing having been
much impaired for some years past, placed N.Y.
self under the professional treatment of Dr.. Won
Moschzisker. After a few weeks Of his care,
experienced very perceptible Improvement, and
at this time my hearing Is as good as II has been
at any time within my recollection.
fl. ADDISON, Mayor.
DR.. Won MoschzIsker, Oculist and AuIist, gives
his entire attention to the treatment Of the Eve
Ear. Once 227 Pennsylvania avenue. ap2l3.%
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CRIsrApoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE


CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREszRvATIvB,
Is invaluable with his Dye, ssit Imparts the ut
most softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the hair.
Price so cents, 81, and 90 per bottle, according
20 size. aP 2-eolm
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IKQuEsr Coroner w GOD ward held an inquest
Yesterday afternoon al the Fourth Ward station
house. 20 Inquire into the cause Of the death Of q
colored man named Lenond shelton, who fell
dead about O'Clock the night before on the
corner Of Seventh Il. aud Pennsylvania avenue.
The jury returned verdict Of death from con-
gestion Of the lungs. The deceased hsd the
reputation Of a sober and ind ustfious man, and
his body was taken In charge by Q COMMITTEES Of
colorsd Odd Fellows, d which order he was .
member.
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THOSE CELEBRATED Brazilian Pebble Eye
glasses, improving and strengthening the weak
FRANKLIN & Co, opticians, pa Pennsylvania
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets. IL
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CONTINENTAL OPERA HousE.-This place Of
amusement Qate Philharmonic Hall) has been
fitted up, and will be opened to the public on
"Wednesday evening, April 81, with a large and
well-selected company Of stars, and every fort
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LIZ Box ToS and Monthly Report Of Paris,
London and New York Fashions for May; also,
full-sized patterns and splendid fashion plates
For sale at shillington's Bookstore, Odeon Bull
ding, corner AZ street and Penna. avenue. 1t
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs- Is fore JEsfics
WoltsJ Sunday, Robert r. Miller, profanity;
nned 81. III. Smith, do; do. 8! IS. John Lam.
ming, John RYOn, James Gala her, and NJ. Don
oghue, drunk; turned over 10 the military. Ellen
Green, drunk; wOrkhouse % days. w. II Roman;
do do. - days VIM. Hutchinson, drunk and
discrde,lyi dismissed. }. II. Caldwall, drunk;
dismissed. ..st
MOnday.-Anna Williams, charged with the
larceny Of $50; held 10 bail FOE further hearing
ROBBERY Hay. drunk and disorderly; dismissed.
Charles Smith, (cOl y assault and battery on Pris-
ella GRAY, (col.;) fned IS 81. James DAILY and
Mathew Little drunk; turned over to the mill
tary. Edward Wright and Alexander Taylof,
(coi., j disOrderly gathering; dismissed.
OKRHASs' COURT The petition Of Mr.. Hunt,
Ct Georgetown, for the binding Of free colored
child named BFown-the mother Of which child
was free-came up for che decision Of The Cour ri
on Saturday. Judge Purcell held that, the Presi-
deEt hAViag. since the last session Of the court,
approved the act for the abolition Of slavery In the
District Of Columbia, this case assumed an entire
new festure. The father Of the child 10 now q
free man, and, as sueh, entitled 10 the care and
custody Of his children, unless 10 could be shown
that he is unht TO have the custody and care Of
them The petitioner was permitted TO withdraw
bis petition. 80. I-e.- -.
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PoLrcB.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
Saturday: Richard Jones and John Rollins, lar.
ceny OF IS from Mr.. Hough; dismissed. Jorn
Wallace, firing gun In the streets; fined Sl.9i
by Justice CLAYTON.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Befors Jrsties
Clark -Sunday-George Smith, disoIderly; fined
81 o.. John Doe, vagrant; workhouse 90 DAYS.
James Gray, assaulting John Butter; fined 81 81.
John Henry Dan els, do; do. l.. Theilman,
keeping bawdy house; security for court
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DEAD The youth Louis Baden, who was shot
on Sunday, the 18th instant, near Rock Greek
Church, by Alfred Turner, as stated In the star
of last week, died Of his wounds about 4 O'Clock
on Saturday morning. The examination Of Turntr
on the charge OF shooting him. which was to
have taken pl ce before Justice Clayton on SatIr-
day sfterncon was, in consequence Of the death
Of the boy, postponed until this afternoon.
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PERSONAL -Msjor General Mcdowell arrived
in town yesterday. Hon Cyrus w Field, N y,
and Col. Bayard, Of the LIST Pennsylvania cavalry,
who had his horse shot under him In the engage
ment near Fredericksburg last week, are at Will
lards Hotel.
General Cooper, General Van Allen and General
Harisuff, u. g. A Surgeon General Vanderpoel,
Of N. Y. and Captain Gardner, U. S.'A., are at
Willards'.
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Dsplorabl. conditio. Of Body a.d Mad.

Dsplorabls Condition Of Body asd Mid.
was almost dead with pain In my chest, back
shoulders, side and head; was debilitated that
could scarcely walk. Ny mind was continually
melancholy and gloomy; but were IL not for DR.
Tumblety's skill and his remedies, would have
been dead before this. am new completely
cured. THOMAS GRIFFIN,
p street, between 18th and 18th, Washington,
d. G..
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We learn that Col Vellie hes been transfer
from his position az Provost Marshal Of Alex
dria.
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010 REWARD Stolen abouI l7,s o'aiook m,
ysy shis morning, . m diam sI4sd grey ~
nohSE, with Eoverpmeug saddle ana I1N
blanset; horse had no shoes on; and lame 81
IN tea footi bTanced U. Q. He vss stoen from
non concerning him will be receiyed at Mr..
Anglers, Top LTD PHILLIP ZITTLhs
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would recommend all who are troubled with
General Debility, Dyspepsia, &C., &c, to try DR.
Tumblety, who has cured me.
Rev. ]. CURrIs,
Baltimore, Nd.
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James King, 6 street, Washington, ID. c., ha,
a large tumof Of cancefous nature removed from
his head without rt sorting to the barbarous prac
cases.
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are your sye'i Don't you SEQ tie Harry hounj'
Here Wolf, o,me horo hoy" and no whistsd 70
the dog that came slowly up, tanned II was truo,
with blood.
ut Is from IIarry's veins ho said Tar more
solemnlv than was his wort, after he had care
fallv examined and found m wounds " r.. Har-
rvs blood and a. hc rai'oi his cyo' ho ox lum-
al "And there he comes himself aad h' rush.
81 g. moc' him.
Trcitwl,. b, saw the young banter with
face. pale A. a.b,s dragging himself .loTly
al,r. from tho woois 10y the help Of tw' stout
s,afr.. ar with his entire form covoroi With
tlottol blood,
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DRESS.
AN IMPORTANT ANSoUNCEAENT.-

AN IMPORTANT AssoUNCEAENr.-
THE OLD TROY SHIRT DgpOrt
nTAnLIHKD u 1894.
CHATHAM STREET, lO5, oornsr % Po~r. rrAs'
rins Write Shirts, IInea Collars ami HsNs
For 10 Cents
For l.eOii
For ISL
For $50 ttl
For 1 Tbliili
For 2OOtitiii
gn,r.a made W order and WAR; ANrrD ToiPTT
UnlersAirts, Drawers and Hatuose
Ia Six, Wool, Morlno and Gotta,
Flromen's ShirlA, Travelling Shirts
Army and Navy shirts Of every description,
J1.TUnders, Neck TIES and doves
In every variety
4 aye assortment,
wJ1lau Jscxsts slWsys On ha q
| p .rnernhe- the No. lO6 CHATHAM Srktsr
te'O 2aac'ilb corner - Pearl street
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SKA
A.. TrENTlUE LADIEsi

y tJRe! Flksii ~
r.. oIl enatlirh"i New Yurs Fuf Astu'l sU..
lag Co. Depot S2 ChEshsui - ofer grul-r Ind Ic'-
1ouu tlan ever. NV II The time . go your win
,er rut- ~ about La' the usual pri's W. fNye
arg, 'rpIl, Aud ,ne bea selected stock Of Fu-H D.
y. hut." , a. tre h.IoNiug very low rAtes
WsLT My. Cape Mua 'nd Cuffs s. e.;
Wafer Mink m' y CgS Mud and Cum, siU;
aarut Mrs. y Care, Mus and OufA tlO 81
t-eurp NM, Cape, MuH md Cuff " " g1n:
French Muk. 'u; y Cape Muf and Cuh, slo W
fl2 D.; teucA sable, Cape, MuG and Cuiis ~ v
$40, Ersuo Mink hufts, 81 y o.; water Mink
Hufs ~ =, 81 French Sable Muf. ~ o. o. So
W Ter AMI frotch Mnk, frenot SABLE AID Amer
ar Fitrt sud k,ck Mpttia y CApos IS " SIk
Vic'ptIntS 81 %; o.Ns, stone Martin, FilcN
Ssri.. MINI Martin. Rrook Mink and Grey b..
1eris Squire equally ~ low. " yhes, price pald
IN rav 'urs, WI. Mink, susk rAa, Fo,, Sc g..
FIkNINft. Nnn Ager. iell alsr igH
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EURS, FURS, FURS-IAOIES BUY YUUH
L nus a. Ter cent, loss than any osher sbore In
the city, a, the Great R1cky Mountain D-po,, vA,ea
Mink capos, snuis aud cuts, 81 W co. French pink
spa muf aud cuffs IS " sl0; French mink muffs
~ v a9,bO; water mink NUTS, 81 $3.50; French
lable NUTS, o. 80 W 81; mink martin, per sot,, Ga
Torth sss, 81 vOsrBR's, lis ChAihsru Square 90
uu1a ~ - sAsr-- ~ D.
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sas'ssAG v1TxcEsS.
PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF

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L Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notes h
hereby given " ali persons having olanN againsa
FRKDKRIgK H0RNfELD, late Of the City o. Neg
vouchers thereof W the subscribers, ~ the Office Of
James Gridley, No 30 Nassau 81, In the city Of New
York, on or before the 2Sth day Of April neKi.
Dated. New York, the 18th day o. October, 1881,
CHARLES 0ROssKLAU5,
CAR5TKH n. 0ARI.ISCH,
AdnniniaraAnra. A.
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eurruga'e Of the County Of New York, notice "
hereiy given v al pernons having claims A.,ainas
bVhEkh LlERS5EN, late Of the City Of New
York, deceased, " present tie same, with vounb.
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Dated New York, the lln day Of September, 1891.
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JOHN y. fINCK, Administrator, &o.,
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