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XXxIXTH CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION

AhChSDA1' Dt
SENATE-Mr. Wilson, from the Committee
OF the two Houses on the subject OF General
SCOTS Death, reported joint resolution of re-
spect and veneration for the memory of the
deceased; and that when the two Houses ad-
.Journ to-day they adjourn TO meet on Monday;
that committee OF seven Senators and nine
Representatives be appointed 10 represent
Congress at the funeral Tomorrow The reso-
luton was unanimously adopted.
Tine Tax bill was received from the House,
referred to the Finance Committee and ordered
to be printed, with 500 extra copies
Leave of absence for two weeks was granted
to Mr.. Nesmith.
The Reconstruction resolution was taken up
al one o'clock.
HOUsE.-The bill to regulate commercial in =
tercourse between the several States. with the
Senate amendments thereto: was taken from
the Speakers table, and the Senate amend :
ments were concIrred in. So the bill has
passed both Houses.
message was received from the Senate
comm unicafing certain concurrent resolut ions
of that body in relation to the death Of Lieut.
Gen Scott and providing for an ad iournment
Of beth Houses of Congress until Monday
next The resolutions were unanimously con-
Cured in
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Later from Central and south Ameri,

Later from Central and South America
NEW YORK, May 3i-The steamship Costs
Rica brings S32&,5 in gold
Mr.. Nelson, late Minister to Chilli, is amono
her passengers.
Panama has been kept in state of excite.
ment by reports Of an expected revolution
Nothing transpired, however
The Spanish squadron left CaIlao in dis.
grace 1t is said they have gone to Monte.
video. Before departure, Admiral NuneZ ad
dressed communication to the British Con
sui, full of bembast. stating that having chas.
Used the Peruyians. he now leaves the Pacific.
but he is ready at any time 10 return if Peru
again becomes insolent.
Guatemala, Salvador and Costa RIGA de-
clIned TO join the Chill and Peru alliance
The Vanderbilt and Monadnsck sailed ON
the 2lst instant for San Francisco
The convict Bradley, who stole SI5,Oe0 from
the safe of a U. s. paymaster. had escaped
from the chain gang at Panama
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TRIAL OF LIEUT.. COL. PAULpING.

The War Department issued an order last
week appointing court-martIal for the trial
OF Lieut.. Colonel Edwin f.. Paulding, Pay
master, L. :. A, who deposited money, it will
be remembered. in the Merchants National
Bark. The court was directed to convene ON
Monday. 18Th inst. or as soon thereafter as
practicable. and consists of the following.
named officers - Major General e.. g.. Augur,
President Breyet Brig. General ID. p. De Witt,
Colonel 10th V. Il, G.: Brevet Brig General o.
v. DAYTON, Colonel 10Th v. X. c.: Colonel ID.
NJ. Sells. iO7th U. s. colored troops; and Can.
tain ". Is. HaYiland. Judge Advocate
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LOCAL NEWS.
Public School Examinatiens.

Public Schoel Examinations.
The committee OF the Board Of Trustees OF
Public Schools. Messrs. Wilson, Woodward,
Walsh and Cassell, have made the following
programme for the annual examination for
1865
WRITTEN HxAMIxATIoN..
Monday, June 18th. district Female
Grammar, Miss Evans, teacher; examined BY
Mr.. Wilson. Male Grammar, Mr.. Thomson,
reiMFemsis Grammar, Miss Boses, is S Ss
examined by Mr.. Rhees. Male Grammar, Miss
Israel, acting teacher; examined by Mr.. Wood
ward. ID disuict-Female Grammar, Miss M.
Z. Ramsey. teacher; examined by Mr.. Clark.
Male Grammar, Mr.. McCathran, teacher; ex.
amined by Mr. Johnson. Attn district-Female
Grammar, Mrs. Amidon, teacher; examined
by Cassell Male Grammar, Mr.. Thompson.
Ieacher examined by Mr.. Murtagh.
Tuesday, June l9th.-ist district-female
intermediate, Miss, Williams, teacher; exam.
ined BY Mr.. Brown. Male Intermediate. Miss
Kirk, teacher; examined by Mr.. Wilson. I'd
teacher; examined by Mr.. Woodward. Male
intermediate, Mrs. Myers, teacher; examined
ny Mr. Miller. ID district-Female lntermedi-
ne, M.s Es.Hs ,sacSer sI n y MT
Ter; examined By Mr.. CLARK. lth distrlct-fe-
male Intermediats, Miss Eckloh. teacher; ex-
annined by Mr.. Murtagh- Male Intsrmediste,
Miss Reed teacher; examined ss nj. oesse'i.
Monday. June tsth-lst district-Primary
amined by M. 6rown. Id distTict-Primary
No. 1, Miss J. A. Brown teacher; examined By
Mr.. Miller. ID district-Primary No. I. Mrs.
Roys (acting) teacher: sxamined By Mr.. WalsA.
4th district--PrImary No. I, Miss j. A. Lee
teacher; examined BY Mr.. holm0d. 1870
Tuesday, June 19th-ist district-Primary
No. 2, sEIiss Robinson teacher. 6xamined ~ Mr.
Tustm. % uistrict-Primary No. 2. HIS Dal-
ton tacting) teacher; examined By Mr. Hksss.
ID. district-Primary No. - Miss Hinton
saehsri examined by Mr. WalsA. ~ dis-
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DEATH OF GHNERAL SCOTT.


War Department, Adjafdaf Generals 0Gee,
GEsyRAL ORDERS. No. "a.
l. In respect for the memory OF the late
Iieu,enant General WINFIELD SCoTT, the Blu.
reaux of the War Department will be closed
on Friday, June LIST, the day appointed for his
funeral
ii. The following officers are detailed to pro.
coed 70 West Point, New York, 70 attend the
funeral of the late Lieutenant General Scott
on Friday, une LIST, at O'Clock:
Brevet Major General L. Thomas, adjutant
general.
BreTet Major General E. Schriver, inspector
general.
BTevet Major General ]. Holt, Judge advo-
cate general.
Brevet Major General J. B. Fry. provost
marshal general.
Brevet Major General NJ. q. Meigs, quarter
master general.
Brevet Major General A. b. Eaton, commits.
sary general of subsistence.
Brevet Major General ]. X. Barnes, surgeon
general.
Brevet Major General b. W. Brice, paymas-
ter general.
Brevet Major General r. nelaneld, chief
engineer.
Brevet MAJOR General A. B. Dyer, chief of
ordnance.
Major General o. o. Howard, chief of bu-
lands.
MAJOR General l.. A. Hitchcock. U. 5. vol
untee-s.
Brevet Major General A. E. Shiras, assist
ant commssary general OF subsistence.
Breyet MAJOR General T.. ID. Townsend, as
sistant adluiant general, late chief of staff TO
Lieuterant General SCoTT.
By order ofthe Secretary Of War.
T. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
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Fenians ON the Warpatb =,

BUffALo, May 3l.-Another large body of
armed men arrived here last might from the
West. They are said to belong to Fenian reg.
iment. About LOCO have arrived altogether
from the men beyond that they are Iaborers
bound for California. They have apparently
ma arms, but IL is understood there are plenty
secreted here.
1t is generally thought raid on Canada
from this neighborhoOd has been determined
on. No excitement prevails here. No one be.
lieves in the success Of any movement the
Fenians may make.
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CUSTOM HOUSES TO BE CLOSED ON FRI

The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday
issued an order directing that, as the funeral
CT the late Lieut.. General Winfield Scott had
been arranged TO take place on Friday the
LIST day OF June. the Custom Houses OF the
United Stairs be closed. by order of the Presi-
dent. on thai day as mark of respect for the
memory OF the deceased. The fiags of all
revenue cutters were also marked TO be placed
af hdlf-maSt
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CHOLERA IN NEW YORK CITY-The steamer
Peruvian has arrived at New York She
brings seven hundred and fifty EIGHT passen.
from the cholera. Twenty-e are now sick
on board, They will be transferred to the
hospital ship.
Two deaths from Cholera occurred in the city
yesterday-one in Cherry street and the other
on Sixth avenue.
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Railroad Accident.

CLEVELAND. May 3l.-Tne train from San.
dusky to-day stopped on account OF q broken
engine three miles west from here, and was
run into by the day express train from Te.
ledo. One lady, name unknown, was killed
and four or five other persons seriously and
several were slightly injured. There is no de.
tention Of travel, as the track Is undisturhed
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FIRST. NATIoSAL BhNK.-The statement of
the condition OF the First National Bank OF
this city. as shown by the report of the United
States Examiner. published in another column,
is most gratifying exhibit of the affairs of that
institution, showing a surplus of SI25,On
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lNsPEcTING ToUR.-Lieutenant s. N. Clark
Inspector General Of Freedmen's Affairs in
this district will leave the city on a special
tour OF inspection through the State Of Mary
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over $4,000. 900 in Specie seins out.
NEW YORK. May 3i.-The steamer Atlantic
sailed with S55,0O0 in specie.
The shipment Of specie Saturday will, proba-
bly,. be over three millions
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EoR PENTHOUSE NO. 2l2 IIth street, be
acellsr. street cars run by the door DeiiRhtfal
location. INQUIRE on the premises. nv 81
E9R RENT-A snug tvostory FRAME Dwell
LING. on north side of Virginia aveaus,
Island, between ID and Sd streets, No. a3a Reai
low to good tenant. Key can be had next dOOr
inquire of J. r. HALLIDAY SaI New York az
enue, between 18th and 18th SITS. my3lu
ORANGE HANS; SC, n.vs
desire to call attention to These aAMs'.,
after careful examination find nothing TO surpss.
them in delicate flavor and excellence OF qualify
PTtoe rery Ior. N. w. BURCHELL.
corner 18th and streets,
my 81 under kbbitt House.
Nl CRY Hal. Nay 81, 1856
Sealed Proposals win be received ky the under
signed until Il s'eloek m. on TUESDAY, Jun.
'ever, dn.ide diameter D tke walls 70 De nine in
chee IN thickness, on 10th street west. from the
north side Of New York avenue TO the north eide
holes and dreIs = the Comm SSH ners NAV direct
Act approved July ~. 1865.
btddere will state the price per lineal foot for the
ever and PER piece 70. the nan holes and drops.
successful bidder or bidders 60 be responsible for
oil damages dome to gas water ri pes or any A..
cidsnt caused in the Construction 81 the work
., re 81 sisns to decline Az or all proposals 'hOua
, SPECIFICATIONS can Be seen 1t the ofice OF the
Conmi.s.G,oner, o. Improvement any day from 10
None bat practical mechanics need hid
JAS. w. ePALDING,
e'ng JOHN + s eSsss SsFd.
my sl-sotd Intel 4 Ooiumbianl
- n a n a - ~ ~ ~ - n Z
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Honor to General Scott.

NEW YORK. May 3l.-There will be no stock
board tomorrow on account Of the death of
General Scott
The Produce Exchange. Custom House.
Stock Exchange. &c. will be closed to.mor.
row. Very little business will be done
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Fenian Ammuniuen seized

NEW YORK, May 3i.-Eight thousand rounds
OF ammunition were seized by the ~ 8 Mar
shall en- the steamer General Sedgwick, from
Galveston, consigned to the adiutant general,
Fenian Brotherhood. They are said TO have
been stolen from q Federal camp in Texas
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BALTIMORE, May 3i.-Wheat firm: Western
extra spring. 3ll.50. Wheat dull and scarce.
Corn steady for white; yellow, 9ias2. cents
Oats firm At 76 cents. Provisions steady.
Lard, 22k cents. Sugar quiet. Coffee dull:
Rio. l6KaS0 cents. Whisky duh and scarce;
Western, &2.2ea229h.
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THE GOLD SALES

1t is expected that the report OF the Secretary
of the Treasury, in reference to the sales of
gold. will be sent to the Senate on Saturday
1t is stated that il will show total sales amount.
ing to about 49,, Geo. 600, at premium since the
LIST instant, of 30.. Also. that no gold was sold
in March and April for less premium than 27
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New YeYk Markets.
NEW YORK. May 8l.-Flopr advancing.
Southern, unchanged. Wheat quiet and nrm.
Corn cent lower. Beef steady. Pork heavy.
Whisky firm at S2.27.
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my 81 81

A UCTIOk DRY GOODS.
GREATEST BARaAINsi in WASHINGTON
NEW DRESS GOODS.
FRENCH LAWNS.
SILK GRENADINES.
BLACK SILKS
YuITE MARSEILLEs. ,
SWISS AND NULL MUsLINs.
NAINsOOKS.
STRIPED AND CHECKED MUsLINs
FANCY CAssIMEREs.
LINEN DRILLINGs.
TABLE LINENS.
TOWELS.
DIAPERS.
LINEN sHEETINGs
PRINTS.
MUSLINS
All very Cheap ct
LANsBURGH 4 BROS,
SIS Seventh street
my a-6t Also, 373 Seventh street.
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EoR'sALE-A. BAGxrgLL rABLr. 1. rood
r good order. Also, six Rating BAR stobls Scar-
" neg. Inquire No. 500 New Jersey AVENUE.
sss 80. wyasH'
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BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS- have adjourned
over until Monday as a mark of respect to the
memory Of Gen. Scott.
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INTERNAL REvENuE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were Sl,ii06ss.6s
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~The eighty third Annual Convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in lhe diocese
OF May land assembled in Grace Church, cor
ner OF Park and Monument streets, Baltimore
yesterday morning
~Thousands OF the unregenerate OF New
YORK were again on the rum path on Sunday
towards Jersey.
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oOvERNHaENf sECUklflES.
- WAsHIHsfox, May 81, 1855
Jay OeokD e %. furnish tbs following q no.
.fsons Of (2ovsrn N ant socu rttiea.

THE FUNERAL or GEN. SCOTT.
The officers detailed to attend Gen Scott's
funeral, by the orders published in another
column. will leave on a special car attached to
the $50 train, Baltimore and Ohio railroad. to-.
night
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i ES Io fO R!s. g MI! NIL
:ss ss :: D:.,. . S. g'
sH.ri:ty. shsviss S4 Be5ssss and CrsSs.st:st;.
Ii;S1ssknSsISns Cocds Clsths and Cssdmers1.
Giosss. Bo:is.y. noep ekifts. Oeliccss ct To- isS,
~ ~ -; 81 3 Ssnti; nlsashed Muslin isji, Is,
sspt.. CSiored Alpaces g 70 e2k cents. Black and
Wnlss rieids = cents fall stock Of Black Dfsss
Goocs vsry cheap. Those In want q rood Foods
nj how prices would do we'll to Five ne 4 cali 1 :.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Mr Meixs. the Clerr
OF the Court, has issued during tae moaia
closing te. dag. aOi marriage licenses, inciud.
ing g TO coiored couples. Last May the nun.
Der issued was 400. including 20 20 colo7ed
couples. IL will be seen by these figures tina,
in Nav last there were "a more licenses Issues
20 whites than during the present moath.
while the number issued 20 blacks this molta
exceed the number last year by 81.
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rsTRAwsIRR, FESTIVAL
s6cfiIi, sonn.ne aa aoss III 4D svssIinTG!
aSse q sh:s !: os Is.
: .:s; to make tins most agreeable S s9,si,,!S
SSasis!HsSAAt y. tE S. ssghssaIsEE 81
~; 6 s:r4;s ss;iP
& 10 = sn 5s sa1SlRA1 the 's Of ~ 1 ana
.s.. q afS sh9fHE 6 SssSb
IN eid Of the Contributing Fund eociety. ct Odd
i ysI. r /. r iI
and .dy ssss Ssni
rPlcrIE4hai. s sAhhsr 6H III ddHs
,o, ,.,, IfsTlyAk APP Fab.
ssre.. sa :': q F FssEs
Ever scI Exhibited in Wsshinstop: The tables ore
.sd .ss:ass :: Evening" ssas ;na
RI sIRAWBERRY lEsTIvAL Ar ODD
s0 SS IN scs sTh IisfiSzE
The L,s.s: win furni'h the .iesst Of strssbsr.
's s e Ssss i%:
Iicksts IS ceats. Ohildrsn 10 cents.
an an -. HHn in yi,i % opened ct 8 O'Clock.
All arg InntSe ny Nh
U tie fir.s Ea.i.n.i basf 0 u W.shiSs. on
-! n sinsn sssts. nsSs Nay a. and q, By
Us. Bonds With Treasurer
1ii sS,s. os S,,6 iSsss sss g.
National and Legal Tender S''''''' "
eoIS - $500 A ~ ~ 3
V0ip..-------....--.-- 4SSoo -
On deposit with Banks and Banker,. 1''s' -
1eyabSe on demand l0O 9le a
Loans. on {. s. Bonds - collatsrsls,
MI n: ::;j!ti f:;:::::: $50: siss
s4.Asass 8
ssSsia. e ---.------ $50 90 %
inferes,, 1xehAsgs, and proAts-..... ~ n
Sue peSo.i;orr, -.--.-.-.-.---'-.-.--. 1900 9
pus to fsnis AID B anr.r,. i'Ais z ess g g
Dss 70 L. Gsss Ana e
ny2r s.a s- ss.ns. sss S.
HonsIs aED !. inIuL4AlsCE ISe sAII.-A
and !. light. stroDS xaBULAS6s, sitS IN
sIod s,,ns.. ; Ter sc s:s ;;,t As.y At sAe
LIHGANoRE FAMILY.
Constituent q this cslsersted Family Flour
iust received.
;. N, s-ssis Indis.s ssesss "a ,s g TO- 70,
OaI KIs, ssD ss s4Pss q Pa, As
isS :sis1s aa.sS.s:s g si,sA Nyss mueh s..
80 n. w. DUBOHpLL, E
MN corner ~, M rs sSHiiRlsss. ,..
1sI 81 66s ~ ~ 81. Rss
.sis ss q nsy iss.uR1a =: ,sICss = gle.
ssrsi Z. tsissersid sna y:Ss. 3. fis.ssssid. Is
e ~ the Court, this 1sth day Of Nay, I9. ordered
sess the sales e reported - ratified esd con
AIMED, unless causs % ths contrary Be shoun On
O. before the "a day Of Jubs next; and &c % also
ferthsx ordered that tn sccosns and matter s.
ressrrse 70 the Resstsr of Will, % stsss ths &C.
sS..s q aid Guardian, afS0vine her ths usual
eemmntation In lien Of dover in the premises cold
IS tenrssented, and 20 ascertain the belaace In
nsf esn1s =. which she q charRsebis as Guardian
~ tse ss,1 9axRaret8 fiszessa1 and ysmso p
Iuzeesal1. che minor childrea Of James BitIeor.
90. ososssed, provided that . cory Of this osder
- yngn seea N the Evsnins Star once week Tor
Judge q the oryle.s, Ceazt..
~ &wSe. Begteeoy q Wtll9.
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RoBBnRY AT THE CRY HORIZON the
night Of the 27th instant, Mr. l.. Wangerman,
the proprietor of the City Hotel, corner Of Pa.
avenue and Marble Alley, WAS robbed Of a
valuable gold watch and chain. Mr.. w. had
been to the Schutxenfest, and returned i'm the
evening with q number of his friends, and
while entertaining them, some thief managed
10 slip into the house and rob his bar Of the
gold watch and q lot OF fine cigars. The case
was reported TO Clarvoe and McDeyitt Tues
dag night, At N o'clock, and yesterday morn I.
ing they found out that the watch had been
sold to a man named Corners, in the Seventh
Ward, Tor eS. and the chain for whisky 10
Corners partner. The cigars were distributed
among the thiefs acquaintance. The detec-
tfyes followed up the trail Of the thief ana
found him IN jail, and he proved TO be John
Moody. the same individual who caused the
arrest OF the wedding party at the American
House, by robbing the yalise OF boarder, and
slipping the stolen property into the possession
OF the ibtendeo bride and groom, as stated IN
the Star yesterday. The examination of the
case by Superintendent Richards vas ruled
for tlial to-day. ~ -
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GEORGETOWN ADVERiMTS

uS HALL vIGILANr FIRE CoNpANy
GeorRetoWn Nav a
Ata meeting Of the vieilant Fire Oomrsny, held
on snil evening, the following. resolution was
:. Rssoired: That james Hoover, alisi Js.. Raj
line. 70 no longer authorized 70 collect money for
THIS Conpauy. for eny Purpose Whatever. - that
the ctttzfns who have contributed money for 16e
HarchSsS Of q Truck. will leave their names with
By order 49,
nv
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DECREE or DivoRcE-Judee wyiie, sitta,
in the Equity Courf. this merning. r. sde :
decree diyorcIng Charles II. Seymour from "a.
bonds OF matrimony with Deborah Ann Sey
mour, formerly Taft giving him the guAs.
dianship ffhe child. The complainant charges
that the resporfoeut bad been guilty OF All utter,
in his own house. and the testimony taxa a
the case was 20 the effect that she ADMITTED 1,
and confessed az TO the complainant. M. Day
appeared for the complainant,
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y RKAT GIFT INT RIsE

GknAT GIFT EHrERPRIst.
5f0 SEVENTH srREEr.'
$40 SEVENTH STREET.
THE VERY LATEST From THE MOST RK.
-. LIABLE SOURCE.
.P.J. BELLEw q CO.,
$40 $40 sic SEVENTH STREET.
Five TheIssnd Ladies' and osntlensn are sr.
10 SEE WHAT 70 orxrs AID s,w1LL DO
DsrinS this day and evening.
ssAcIEE DHi. IN 3 june nss''
-. is RBALLT ASTONISHING.
ONLY TnIHK or IT.
Large bssutful Imperial .Lsndsca pes-copies
e. sIlssdid SILVER. plated Breakfast and Diansr
SEIega.t silver plated Ice Pftshsrs.
10 superb Ornamental Photograph Albums.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
IosetheI With thonsands Of other rich; valuable.
v. ere SessS 70 sssosiss the saIivss 1 or ps@isi
Gus ssiss viii eoati... all day end evening.
49, OVER q 800 WORTH OF
WILL n It GEzss hIGR STOP fSoDOssoRsow.
sure e tell the eeeduetor to st you cot 2. q:
sro,si.g, opposite our store. &c straight 20 Bel
Don be deceived BY any jealous party ~ the same
line Of trede Find our store, ssssr; LOCI sresnd.
else. 0eptlsosnly clerks are always ready %
wait on I0a "h''s.i 'iSSl S,L Il n s 90.
$40 $40 $40 Seventh street
three doors south Of Odd Fellows Hall.
ny A.a.
RYJAs. o. MeGuIRB co.. Assssosssrs.
sALr AT raE sroRr sAruppAy MORN.
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CLOSING OUT SALE.
SELLING OFF AT COsTn,
Our entire Stock Of LADIES SILK and CIeTu
sACQUEs and BAsbUEs.a at cost.
ALso.
beautiful line Of BLACK LACE POINTS and
RoTUNDAS. which We guarantee to sell below
importation cost.
Call at once and take your cheice at
LANsBURGH BROS,
SIS Seventh street,
Intsllisencer Building.
Also, 81 Seventh street,
my ii OF Sd door above street
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SALE or COTTAGE SIrEs.-To-day. owe
seventy lots Of different sizes, adjoining An
uapoiis function. were 20 be sold, and specia
train left at ten O'Clock to take ont passenger
Very few, however. went ont in Il, and unles
BaiSimore did much better than.Washineto
IN sending ont purchasers. u is probable tns
there has been q dull sale, IL any.
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LANsBURGH 4 BROS,
ais Seventh street
ya-6t Also, 375 Seventh street
G. o N e.
would respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Washington and the public generally tina, have
on hand
LARGEA WELL SELECTED STOCK
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING!
Consisting Of
Lti isss An: and s sro.n Cas- Cas-. sai..,
Light and md Bowl Cas-. s snis: /.
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White and Brown Linen Duck Suits,
bite And Brown Linen Duck suits
White and Brown Linen Duck Suits,
Fine B BI Cloth Erock g.a.s.
Fine BLACK Cloth FrSef T co:
EiD: s s:sf F F:n:: :ss Vests Vests
Fine Black Pants and Vests.
Youth. and Boys, Clothing,
ioSsS:' and and Boys Boys ccii S.sinsf,.
White Linen Bosom Shirts,
W Writ: Linen Bosom Bosom Shirt Shirt.
Undsrshirts sad Drawers,
Undershirts and Drawers
U1dershirts and Drawers,
E:st IL: :1s ss $50
Neck Ties md ecarts,
GENIBAL ASSORTMENT
OF
FURNISHING GOODS.
All the above goods are made and trimmed in the
iatsstNew York styles and eausr TO shy custom
made garments. Thankful to the public for psst
favors, respectfully solicit continuance OF the
A. STRAUSS,
FAsHIoNABLE CLorHIER,
=. PENHA. AVENUE,
my slim Between 10Th and Ilth sts
FOB sALH..A one horse Family CARRIAGE.
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STORE FIxTURES FOR SALE AT HALF
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Best naks Of Paris KID GLOVES, only sl.ao
An ether Goods In ny line ct IN inmsnse sscri.
nee price, to Close 40 business II about three
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