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XXAIATH CONGRESS-FIRSTS SESSION
SATURDAY, June q.

N.
SATURDAY, June %.
SENATE.-Mr. Ramsey introduced a bill To
secure the speedy construction OF the North
ern Pacific Railroad, and TO secure the use Of
the same to the Government for postal and
military purposes: Referred to the Committee
Mr.. Cowan, from the Committee on Patents
reported House bill requiring parties appeal.
ing from the primary examiners in patent cases
TO pay fine Of So Passed.
The Senate took mp the jsint resolution an.
thorizing the hiring OF building for the tenn.
porary accommodation Of the Department Of
State. Passed. ...-'
Mr.. Wilson called mp the JOINT resolution to
provide for the publication Of an ofiicial his.
tory Of the rebellion. II repeats q resolution
passed during the last Congress on this sub.
ject, and authorizes the Secretary of War to
appoint competent person to revise and pre-.
pare official documents for publication whose
salary shall be g, SEQ per annuu, and shall
not be- paid for more than two years.
The resolution was passed, and goes to the
House.
Mr.. Stewart called up House bill 10 estab.
lish land Office in the Territory of Idaho
and provide for the appointment OF q register
Passed, and goes to the President.
MT Sprague called up resolution to REIN.
burse the State OF Massachusetts, for expenses
incurred in the purchase of guns, ammuni.
ton, ETC., for coast defense. in the sum OF
Si15,OW.
Mr. Grimes moved TO refer the resolution TO
the Committee on Claims.
fenOlng discussion on tulS molten. 4t one
o'clock Mr.. Fessenden called up the Tax Bill
The first question was on agreeing 70 the
amendms Mt Of the Finance Committee to make
the salary Of the Commissioner Of internal
Revenue, at $4,000. Agreed TO.
In the clause authorizing the employment OF
fifty copyists In the Revenue Bureau, the com.
mittee recommend the substitution of the
words female clerks for copvists. Agreed to.
HoueK.-Mr. Julian, Of Ind, from the Pub.
lie Lands Committee, reported bill to re.
move the ONCE OF the Surveyer General OF
Iowa and Wisconsin to Platte's Mouth, Ne.
braska. Passed. ~ :.
Mr.. Washburne presented letter from the
Secretary OF the Treasury, on the subject OF
the apprehended introduction Of rinderpest bv
means OF imported bones. Referred to Com.
mittee on Commerce
Mr. Washourne Also presented the record of
the investigation OF the case Of one Georee n.
Carlton, special agent and surveyor OF the
customs At Memphis, Tenn, who 10 . defauiter
TO the Government TO the extent OF SS50OoO
Referred to the Committee on Banking ana
Currency. ~ - II - = :
A number of private bills were reported
from various committees and acted upon
The morning hour having expired
MT Darling, OF n. Y, and others Addressed
the House In speeches OF condolence o. the
death Of Hon. James lHanphrey@ Of New
YORK.
Ths customary resolutions Of respect were
A0eQteA. 80 u House tAsa o1jeoxAe1.
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SHIPMENTS OF CURRENOY

During the week ending to-day, the Urea.
suIy OF the United States authorized the shin
ment OF fractional currency as follows: To the
Assistant Treasurer of New York s1Ooooo
L. :. Depositary at st. Paul's, Mimi spa GOO.
National Banks, S125, i63 ~ Total, S937 ~? 1o
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DISBURSEMENTS AND TRANSFERS.
The disbursements and transfers of the Cash
Division of the Treasury during the week
ending o-day, amount to s13, 1905.
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OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE REBELLION
The Senate to-day passed the joint resolu.
ton to provide for the publication of history
of the rebellion from the Official records.
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CALLED AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Brevet Brig. Gen. VIM. G. Halpine. better
known, probably, as miles O'Re,lly," of the
New York Citizen, called at the White House
this afternoon to see the President
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The DISTRICT IN OoNGRRss.-The Senate
to-day passed the resolution authorizing the
hiring Of a building for the temporary accom-.
mediation OF the Department Of State
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FRACTIONAL CURRENCY

The Treasurer has received from the Print.
ing Bureau OF the Treasury, during the week
ending to-day, fractional currency amounting
10 S2ll. Ni2.
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CHANGE IN THE FREEDMENs BUREAU

CHANGE IN THE FREEDMEN BUREAU
The War Department has ordered that Ma
ior General j. G. Foster, Military Commander
of Florida, will henceforth discharge the On.
ties of Assistant Commissioner of the Freed.
mems Bureau. Col. Osborn, late Assistant
Commissioners, has been assigned position on
the staff of MAJOR General Foster
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ORDERED TO REPORT.

Captain ). W. Saxton, A. ID. c., a brother of
Major General Rufus Saxton. has been ordered
by the Commissioner to report for temporary
duty AT the Bureau Of Freedmen, Refugees,
ant. Abandoned Lands in this city.
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Cayter.-Yester.
day, VIM. Gaynor, indicted for an assault
and battery, was found not guilty. Aiken for
defense. -
This morning. Thomas Ellwood, indicted for
a similar offence, was found guilty. Norris
tor defense. :
Jas. Z. Ridgway, indicted for an assault and
battery, was found guilty.
Samuel Harrod, indicted for an assault and
battery; was con visted. and sentenced to paw a
fine of $50.
Frank Sewell, indicted for an assault and
battery, was convicted. In two cases of as.
sault and battery against Samuel Harrod q
nolie pros, was entered.
Frank Selby, indicted for larceny, was found
guilty.
Frank McCatton. indicted for an assault and
battery, was found guilty.
In the case Of Henry Mitchell, indicted for
passing counterfeit fifty dollar note, q nolle
pros. was entered.
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INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant and Maj Gen. George q.
Meade had an interview with the President
this morning.
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~Hon- James q Blaine, Of Maine, was
yesterday renominated for Congress by a
unanimous vote in a very large con yentiou At
Angus n, the State capital. This is the third
time similar honor has been Conferred ON
Mr.. Blaine, with entire unanimity. Mr..
Blaine Il among the youngest members of the
House, being only in his thirty sixth year.
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BOLD THIEvEs,-This morning Mr.. James
w. Tooley. Of the York Herold's corps of Re.
porters, who boards at Mrs Abbys, corner of
u and 18th streets. went into the bath, leaving
his own room open and his clothes and other
yaiuables lying on the bed, upon returning he
found two miserable garments lying there and
his property gone He Immediately had the
doors of the house closed, and two young fel.
lows, one Of them wearing part Of his cloth.
ing came down the stairs and wanted to get
out. bnt finding the doors fast they made ru sh
TO an open room and escaped from a window
They were pursued and one arrested by some
citizens, the other by Sergeant Reed of the
Detectives. They We're taken before Superin.
tendent Richards and proved to be Henry Viii.
son alias Williams and John Kelly. who were
sent 10 Jail some weeks ago tor grand larceny,
and yesterday were dismissed by the grand
jury. They were again sent to Jail and will
not, probably, be again discharged without
trial
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INTERNAL RKvENUR.-The receipts from
this source to-day were s4s3, 32s 20, and the re.
ceipts during the week ending to-day were
a. lo4 9C365
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~Nr. John @. Parker, OF the Newsstand At
the Post Once, sends Us the July numbers of
Peferss's Magazine, the Physiological Josrnai,
and r. ark Lesiie's Lcdy's Magazine
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pr aRII6 3 VILLA s. Hooaooeers.

SIX SMALL BUILDINGS AID TIE LOT ON
WHICH THEY STAND Being Part OF Lot Ii,
in Square No. 449, fronting on wide alley, be-
tween l. and II streets north and 9th and 1th
streets vest, at Public Auction.
On TUESDAY the 10Th instant, At 50 O'Clock p.
m, We shsll sell the above named PROPERTY on the
premises.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in and II
months With notes bearing interest. secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All cvnveyansing
and revenue stsmps 1T the cost OF purchasers. $50
dow when the property 10 knocked of
je I'D GREBN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Bors' SPRING AND sUAnrR CLOTHING.
SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK.

We offer our entire stock Of Boys, Youths and
Childrens'
READY-MADR CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
at greatly reduced prices, and weuld ask an early
call to secure choice selections 1T low prices
WALL, STEPHENS CO,
322 Penna. avenue,
je E-6tf between 9Th and 10th streets
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BOARDING..

EOR RENT-6ix FURNISHED ROOMS, With
l. er without board, the whole house,
containing nine rooms and kitchen and bath room,
Location cool and very healthy. Terms exceed
fneiy moderate. No. l5s, corner 22d ct and Pa.
ay.; entrance on ed street. je1 5ts
COR RENT WITH BOARD-One large. we'll.
j fHrui.hed FRONT ROOM, with gas and hot
and col water, suitable for a gentleman and his
wi o, or two gentlemen A few Table Boarders
can be accommodated. Apply at 3s5 ST., bet.
-FOUR SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be fur
l. nishrd with BOARD and ROOMS on accom-
modating terms at 293 ST., near 18th. je p 81
L'OR RENT "A number of nicely furnished
4 ROOMS, with or without BOARD. Inquire
al 4S9 18th street, near q st. je l5-2w+
QOARDING-A pleasant FRONT ROOM, with
- fIst- class BOARD. aud enough of it, within
nVe minutes walk Of the War Department Loca-
ton pie6t ant. ard bealthful as any in the city
Apply ut No. % Penn. avenue, between 2lst and
22d sits. ie5-tf
TABLE BOARD At No. AGA 10th street, a few
i doors north Of the avenue. Terms SIS per
mouth. de ia n
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Chairman Oommittee on Supplies,
jefS 8, 70 Board Trustees Public Sshoois
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctisneers.

TWO-ST0RY rRAME HOUSE AND LOT,
frontipg on East Capitol street. between 9th
and 10th styeets east, It Public Auction.
we shall sell, on the premises, part Lot No. 4, in
Square No 9, having 10 feet front By 81 feet deep,
with new two story Frame House.
Terms: One-half cash: balance In Sand months.
for netes bearing interest, secured by Q deed OF
trust on the pre- misses All convey ancing and rev
enue stamps ct the cost Of the purchaser. 80 down
when sold. GREEN wiLLiAas.
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~Goverror Morton, Of Indiana, will not
call an extra session Of the Legislature ratify
the Constitutional Amendment. whatever other
Governors may do in the matter.
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MONEY SAvED.-lesterday afternoon, Off
Gers Kelly and Hill found a man named s T.
Caughrin beastly drunk near the depot. and
took him 10 the Fourth Ward station, whore
about Sl,eJO was found on his person, besides
a valuable golI watch. He was fined So and
kept until this morning, when his money was
returned TO HIM.
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RETURNDD

Attorney General Speed returned this morn.
ing from his visit to the West Point Military
Academy.
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PERSONAL.

NOTlCE All persons indebted To- me- except
n! regular monthly Customers. are requested
70 call and settle their accounts All those nOtset-
lied By lst July. will be placed in haRIs of coler-
tor' Win Instructions to make the money. Ny
accounts neSt 6e settled.
T. A. TOLSON
Dealer in dne Family Groceries
Je % St. corner 18th and SITS Navy Yard.
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~Shiliington, Odeon Building sends us the
J uly number Of Frank LeSlie's Lody'x Masa-ine.
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TEMALE OLERKS

FEMALE CLERKS
The Senate to-day amended the tax bill by
providing for the employment Of fifty five fe
male clerks in the Revenue Bureau,
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*
Auctioneers, sold part lot ., IN square asa, on
G street north. between 9Th and eth west, with
brick carpenters shop, for S2,1O0, and part
To- 70, IN same square, on 9th street west, be.
ling. s. ,60J, TO Thos Lewis. Lot II, in square
$40, on lith street west, between 81 and
north, TO +. Il. Olnstead, for rs cents per foot
three story frame house. brick basement on
iih street, between L and New York avenue.
TO Robert Sillers. for $3.50 A two.story
fra1cr house and lot on 25th street, between T.
and + north, for 1875, to John widmayer
Lots q and II, in subdivision of SQUARE Ii-
on o, between 9th and 7th streets. to n "
Day and John A. Simon. for 30I cents per
foot. Brick house and lot on I2th street. he
tween and U north, for $500, to Andrew
Boylan.
FUNERAL OF THE LATE NJ H. MILLER
Yesterday afternoon, the funeral of the late
Mitchell II Miller: who died on Tuesday eight
last at Steubenville. o., took place from the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, and was at.
tended by the clerks Of the Fourth Auditors
ONCE, Mayor Wallach, q number of Corpora
ton omcers, members Of the Councils, the
trustees and teachers Of the public schools.
AND many Of our prominent citizens. The fu-
neral sermon was delivered by Rev. ]. @.
smith, who spoke in feeling manner Of the
deceased; after which, the funeral cortege pro-
ceeded to Glenwood Cemetery, where the re.
mains were inferred. The following were the
pail-bearers :-Messrs. Moses Kelly, David
Bassett, John H Bartlett, J, s. Blackfan, u.
p. Wannail, Thos. McGin, Gideon W. Larner,
and DR.. Francis D. Walsh.
ORPHANS CoURT, Judge Proeu.-Last court
day the will Of Lydia G.. English was fully
proven and admitted TO probate, and letters
testamentary were issued 70 Sarah s. Dough.
erty.
The will of George L. Curtis was fully
proven.
Margaret Hyde was appointed guardian to
the orphans Of James Hyde. deceased; bond
$500 Fs
Julia Virginia Ragan. guardian 70 the or
phane OF Daniel Raglan, gave bond Of counter
security IN the sum Of $1,000
TO the orphans OF Max Mayer, sixth gonsral Of
the orphans Of Reuben Rrowns 1rst 81 eaar. !
dian 10 orphans OF Daniel RaGan, Grst and nual
proved and passea.
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A MOTHER REDUCTION OF PRICES.
TO CLOSE BUSINESS In A FEW DAYS.

Best Paris Kid Gloves reduced to 81 10 per pair;
Ladies' Lace Mantillas and Points, some az lev ns
O. Is: Misses Black silk saeques only SIS: Black
and Colored Tissue Wells ooe6o cents; Lsdies SnK
Belts at s, II and Is cent Shaker Hoods only Is
cents; Trimming Lsces from cents per yard up;
Sewing Silks 10 SIX ems fer cents sl other goods
equally az low, to close business IN few days Call
and secure bargains ct MAXWELLS,
32s Pennsylyan avenue.
between 9th and 10th stress.
N. B.-Store has been rented and Fixtures sold.
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CLOSING OUT SUMNER GOODS CHEAP.
We are now Offering the greater portion of our
realize the money for them previous tn making
our fall purchases and lasiies who wish to keeD
posted In regard q bees had better call in and see
how low We are sslU1Bg oar goods.
We have on hand large lot 81 DRESS GOODS,
suitable for the prese Mt season, which we are now
Offering ct Is, 81. U1s and 50 cents per ard many
Of them not much half the orfgi nal price 10
this summer.
We also have on hand splendid stock Of BLACK
and COLORED SILKS. and Q full and Complete
assortment OF MOURNING GOODS Of the very
best make. which selling in some es
for less than We could place them our counter
this time
All goods marked ct the lowest cash prices,
W. ii. SIUSTER 4 BROTHER,
No. IS Market Space,
lef3eo3tif between 7th and 5th streets.
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BALTIMORE, June 23.-Flour dull, and low
grades have a declining tendency, Wheat
firm and very scarce. Corn firm, white 81.
Provisions quiet Sugar steady. Coffee dull
and nominal. Whisky dull.
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The SPELLING CONTEST for the silver medal
offered by Mr.. Knees TO the best speller in the
intermediate Schools took place this morning
IN the Grammar School room of the second
district. The exercise was TO write fifty words
selected Tor the test by a committee of one
trustee from each district No decision was
made, quite a number being tried a second
trial Will take place, when all not having N ore
than fifteen errors will have a chance II h
proper 10 say that the test was severe and the
words among those most liable TO be misspelled
IN our language.
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PkOPOsALs ESR sI Tg6L FOE TIE PUB

OFFICE TRUSTEES PuBLIc scHooLs.l
JUNE q, 1856
Sealed Proposals will be received az this once
until u o'cisck n. en- SATURDAY. soth June,
800 tons best quality WHITE ASH EGG COAL,
"a, 2f0 lbs. to the toni
Sords best quality weil,seasoned Sawed and
mixed in equal quantities.
Said fuel 10 be delivered and stored At such times
and in such quantities sf the several school houses
may be required,
Bids will be received for the proportion required
for any one more districts.
The Trustees reserve the risht to reject any or .
oil bids, If Eot satisfactory.
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N KEEP COOL.
SILK SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
GAUZE MERlNQ Do. Do,
WHITE and brown LINEN DRAWERS.
WHITE DRILL and MUSLIN DRAWERS,
From small TO extra sizes, of all grades, ct
LANES,
Cents furnishing Store.
10 B-eo5t 424 Pa. avenue. near AZ street.
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SENT TO FORT WHIPPLR.-The following
named men having been sentenced to confine
ment under guard, were sent TO Fort WhippIe
Va. for the execution of their sentences PR
waite VIM. Flanagan, Go. A, I'd battalion, 18Th
L. :. infantry, for one year; Private George
Smith. Co. c. 5th L -. calvary, for six months.
Private Vim. o. Williams, Co. b. ID battalion
U. =. infantry, for three months Private Thos
Kahn, Go. T., 5th u. :. cavalry, Tor six months:
Private Chas. Auguse, Co. r. ith n. y artiI-
lery. tor one year; Private Francis MCINTYRE
20 q, 9Th u. :. cavalry, for one year; Private
Louis Webb, General Service, L. ). A, for
one wear.
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HEAVY ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-Last Mon
day, Mr.. James II. Richards complained TO
superintendent Richards that his house at the
Navy Yard had been robbed of $500 IN gold
and compound interest notes. The robber had
obtaned possession # the key Of an iron safe
In which the money was kept. The case was
assigned TO detectives Clarvoe ard Nc De- witt
Circumstances pointed to DIR. Ed ward Leon as
the robber. he having gone to New York very
suddenly. after visit to Mr.. Richards house
McDeyiu started Immediately in pursuit. In
New York he detective labored under great
disadvantage, the fugitive being known here
as DR. Edward Leon. and in New York as
Edward Leon Thompson. With the aid of the
well-known New York detective firm of Far
ley Eustis detective McDevItt arrested his
man at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, after four
days search for him: and in his trunk found
&c95 in gold and $1,000 in notes. Detective
McDevitt arrived in Washington this morning
with the money and his prisoner, and deIiv-
cred him to Superintendent Richards for a
hearing this afternoon. The prisoner has con-
fessed the act. He is well known in this city
as Dr. Edward Leon. He was formerly hos
pital steward IN the United States army, and
previous TO his engaging in the practice of
medicine was a clerk in a drug store in this
city. He was married and lived at the Navy
Yard.
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RY asnEN WILLIAMS. Aaeseassr''
GOOD BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON OREGON
STREET AT AUCTION.

On II 2eDAr the nth instant. We IN AL SOL, u
front Of the premises. st O'Clock .. m. good
the LOT on which IL stands, Il haing The NORTH half
OF Lot No. a IN Square No. as, sitnstsd in Orc.
gon street between sth and 9TH streets wet and II
and streets north.
Terms: One half cash; balance In SIX and twelve
mouths. for notes bearing interest, or deed given
and . dced Of trust taken. All convey anoing and
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. 600 will be
required when the property 10 knocked Of.
le SD GREBE 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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llY QREEN q WILLIAM. Auctsosssss.

T1gsIEIy SALE OF Iwo-sIoIY FRAN!
house. AND LOT, frostine on 18th street
west, between MARYLAND avenue and x street
south. on the Island. ss public sHcttoa.
OnTRIpAY. the 18th day Of July next, at ~
o'clock D. m, ebsll sell, the premises, by vir
the Of deed Of trust 60 me directed. the 18th day
Of September 1876, and duly reeos ded November
the lith 1855, In the land records for WaeAtp
county, b o., in uber 3. y /. No; 2. foiies $.
a. and ., lot No Is, IN square No -, sceordiag
20 the dimension mentioned in said deed OF trust.
with The Improvements, consisting OF . two story
Terms: OSs. half Gosh; balance In stx months,
for notes bearing inss, q. secured By . ed q
So1e sSamrs st the cost 81 the parchasef. ~
down vhsn the property % KNOCKED on A1a ~
the terms are not complied With Within nse oays
after the day Of sale. thetfustee reseyee tne snS
10 resel the property at The rick ed coet o. ~
deiss Itine purchaser, By advertising shrse unss
ID 'n' s'soit JOHN Z. CoUMBs; Trustee.
] 0REIU q WIhLIAnS.
= a rawk6s - = Auctobeeas.
II You WAIT NEE Alp nQxp Ct0rHIEG
u made TO order at lower rates IMAM can se bed %
tn Ctr ouality considered. cel! on l. ": Judd.
zee street Desr oornsr q sth. next % eessos
Han. Crttine desc earsfuIly. - -as
vHyHITF Isle THREAD BLOWS
DAVIS 4 GAIrHEBT.
ie Nm 20 Market 6pacs
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Gold.
NEW YORK, June 23.-Gold i53.
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q IBINa AND Lively STABLE rob SALE.

Hsyins nsde arrsnssments % locate South. I
S:I ' r.: 9 fhSi ~ Sa e
TIE The most ISRcles and fsycrably hpoyn Stables in
working order, a0d to buying man win soil ct
reasonable figures.
Tor particulars, address
B.W. lICHARD6,
10 German street.
" Slw' Baltimore, Nd.
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.,f fInh.Lsst night ae.nt il-aO O'Clock, Oh.
alarm OF nre was sounded from 49, =.
Central Guardhouse. caused by the d,s,S,,.s =.
OF hre IN the cellar Of John T. Poster A o. =
grocery store, No. 4sf 9Th stree, 70, -. -.
a 1os, r,s avenue and j. street; The police
uhough the smoke was issuing from 49,
eieNiee IN the building, they found the es,SS
hsnnent securely fastened The nrens.
quickly extinGuished the flames. The buils
nk belongs 20 johnson & Sutton, aud was hut
shgnay damaged. The loss TO Poster A %
Mss considerable. but has not been estimated
Inc onllding and stock are ms red The fre
Was evidently an incendiary act
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ANOTHER LlBEL CAsE.-In the Circui,
Court, Judge DIN, the case Of Charles p An
derson agt. Thos. 4. Walter, action for libeI.
Is on trial Davidge and Wilson for pIaintir
anu bradley and Bradley for defendant. The
plaintiff charges that be made drawings ana
specifications for the L. :. Capitol Es.rns,on
whlcn Were for the most part adopted ana
tnat when bill was before Congress 20 nav
MIN for those plans the defendant wrote LEI
ter TO the committee in whose possessiou the
Dill was, charging that the plans adopted
were not Anderson's; that be was no archi
tect, &c.