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DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

House of HRaE asssss Mach Tsiis Ssts
"a ns !. q s1s once
tH5 sh ,Sss each e
e T ,nas white Letter Paper extra supsrne,
20 rssDs Commercial Note Paper, white, extra
20 reams Legal Cap Paper, white, extra super.
cI s safs sS sS ss'ifa Envelopes. s b, 81 in
1000 buff Adhesive Envelopes, ia by sx in.
IeO 600 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 81 by ga
l3 coo white thick adhesive Envelopes, 81. by 81
loo white thick adhesive Envelopes, sss by a.
10 600 white thick adhesive Envelopes, lO1. by A.
inches. ~
q gress inch fat Glass Inkstsnds.
gross square GLASS Inkstands, samples of which
4dozen Barometer Inkstands.
dozen genuine Arnolds Ink; dozen, each,
II dozen best 81 ask Ink; 4 dozen, each, quarts,
pin s.a and hal half , g,1 1s;.
Sd S3san Gold Sr and Rubber P5opsIing Pencils
6dozen Gold Pens and Pencils gold, silver. and
2 dozen Geld Pen Nibs. best quality, medium
sizes.
Musses ounce bottles best quality
Iadozen boxes Gut Quills, best quality.
20 gross GillottS Pens. No. 500.
6dozen Pocketboeks, best quality
Is dozen Visiting Cards.
100 lbs. Sealing Wax, best quality.
10 dozen Folders, ivory and other.
20 dozen Memerandums and Small Blank and
rs gross rubber Bands and Rings.
dozen Punches.
punches and Eyslet Sets to be separate,
70 dSzsn Pocket Knives, best qualities, Rogers
6dozen Scissors; 2 dozen each, 8, 7. and S-inch.
2doxen Portfolios; dozen to be plain leather.
The adhesive envelopes must be crtro nell gum
must all be delivered in strong box Is, samples Of
which must be submitted with the envelopes. The
Of an extra quality, nes ~ put up, go In box the
rest IN boxes Of ECO each.
In sns sgpp o. will be
the suretis: offended to be offered and bond IN
Articles as may b awarded it to them 'ann '00n
As required BY lay. preference Will Dc given to
cheap and " - good quality, and ali persons
viii state whether the same ere the manufacture Of
The articles are to be vered free of any charge
Ton carriage at the ONCE of the Clerk Of tho House
q representatives On or before the 4th day OF
Each proposal to be indorsed Proposals for
United States and addressed e the unde Sns s
Sumcient specimens OF each class Of articles pro-
the fsT Ss the PROPOSAL marked
the lowest price quality shall receive
the House sf Representative. for the Performance
Med 10 the once o. the said CLERK witSia vs days
rssnit ne proposals have been opened and the
c,.,. ..E EDWARD MCPHERSON.
mh o. nouse Of Representatives, United States.
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STEALING AFURNACR.-Yesterday morning.
Ohicer Coomes arrested George Couch. aged
about II years, on the charge Of the larceny OF
furnace from Mr.. Charles Harrison, and
Justice Walter committed HIM to iall for 4
heariLy. Couch took the same furnace sew
eral weeks ago, and sold il to Mr.. Wheeler by
whom il was returned to Mr.. Harrison. and
yesterday morning Couch offered to sell the
furnace to MIR. Wheeler, having taken II Sec
Ond time
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WHITE HOUSk.

With the exception of two or three members
Of Congress, none were admitted to the Execu-
tive Chamber to-day on business of any char
acter.
All the members OF the Cabinet assen, bled
at the House, and, at half-past twelve p. m,
accompanied the President to the Capitol TO
attend the funeral obsequies of Senator Foot
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SENTENCE OF COURr-MARrIAL.

Private Phineas ]. Jeffries, company 1, 9th
regiment U. 5. volunteers, was tried by court
martial in this city on the charge of desertion,
was found guilty, and sentenced to forfeit to
the United States sixteen dollars per month OF
his monthly pay Tor four months, and to make
good the time lost by desertion.
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DEATH OF COLON IL TRoTT.-Colonel Thos
p. Trott, for many years one of the principal
Clerks and latterly Chief Clerk, of the Post
Office Department. dfud yesterday, after lin
gering illness, at his residence, on Capitol Hill
The deceased was one Of the most efficient off,
GERS OF the Government, and as long as ne was
able TO work was regularly at his desk, and by
his sterling integrity and faithfulness to his
trust made many friends who will sincerely
mourn his death.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE SHAp AND HERRING FIsHRRIEs-The
hsh dealers IN the city markets are supplying
III cir patrons with shad and herring brought
from The Lower Potomac, selling them readily
at so cents 40 81 so for shad and 50 cents per
bunch of ten fish for herring. The supply is
furnished principally by OILERS. who are doing
very well with their nets. The long senes
have not yet commenced operations, but il is
expected that most of the fisheries will be in
operation next week.
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FINANcIAL--In Wall rset, New York, the
chlef interest ceRters in gold. The Commercial
Advertiser says:-The passage of the loan bill
drew out an immense sshort' interest: the
contracts OF this character outstanding at the
beglnnlng OF this week being probably not far
snort OF fifty millions of dollars. The demand
LOT goid TO cover these transactions caused a
strong upward movement and the indisposi-
uon 70 pay the advance again produced an un-
prececented demand for loans of gold, the rate
OF which was Tuesday i per cent per day,
ana IN one case, on considerable amount, X
Per cent Yesterday morning, the Cuba's news
reporting flye-tWenties in London at ~. and
iali IN the rate of discount at the Bank of Eng.
land, mad the effect of depressing the premium
and the price opened at l27Sah. The chance
OF covering at such a decline caused an imme-
ciate rush from the s'shorts'' for cash and reg
mar gold, az der which the price advanced to
i2sS, again Immediately falling to 12SK, while
loans were offered at per cent per day. 1t
would seem that large proportion Of the short
interest has been Csared, and, If so, the mar
ket may be expected TO show more ease The
STOCK market Is quiet but steady. Governments
are active and strong ger under the improvement
OF flVe-twenties in London; Five.twensies of
ioo2 rose !, Ten forties 4, and Seven thirties
y. There is no change from the extreme ease
IN money. The demand from brokers is q ute
limited, and is supplied generally At per cent
Ihere Is fair application for discounts from
merchants; but paper is subject to a sharp dis
crlmlnatlon. Prime names are current at 6 "a
~ Per cent, good at SAG per cent.
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CRIMINAL CoUgy, Judge Fisher.-Yesterday,
George Sonneman and Conrad Derr, Indicted
for an assault and battery, with intent to
Kill, were found guilty Of an assault and bat
terry, and sentenced TO pay a fine of SIS each
The same indicted for a similar offense were
found guilty. Norris for defense.
This morning, Thomas j. Conner, indicted
for the larceny Of ten dollars from Daniel Du-
gan, was placed on trial. Gooding and Davis
for defense.
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Try GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED
IL PRICES.
NO HUMBUG ABOUT LII.

NO HUMBUG ABOUT 1T.
We have at the old and well known stand sf Geo.
j. johnson Co., corner Of PennsylvaniA venue
and aoth street,
CALICos at l21s and ls7l cents per yard
CRASH lssi cents
BLEACHED MUSLIN at 49, cents
Spring CHALLIES and DELAISKS at q cts.
We have also just received fine assortment Of
DRESS GOODS.
together with
PARAsoLs, KID GLOVES, DRESS BUTTONS,
and great variety of Fancy Articles, to which
invite the attention OF ffisnds. especially
the ladies, as we are desireus OF their patronage
HENNAGE. LUTTREJL CO.,
m ST. Corner 10Th ct. and Penna av.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 29.-Flour dull: low
grades heavy. Wheat firm. Corn active and
higher; white. 72a73c.; yellow, 71s72c Oat.
steady at i9ajcc. Seeds firm; Glover SO IS.
Provisions firm; Bacon Shoulder, 10; Bulk
li4a11h. Western Whisky, 1926; Pennsyl-
yania. 81 o.
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SINKING OF A FLooR.-Yesterday, about one
o'clock. the first floor Of the agricultural seed
room, on + street, between 9th and 9TH, gave
way, letting down about three tons Of seed TO
the basement Mr. Mcdonald, one of the en-
ployeee, went down with the floor, and re-
ceived a few slight bruises. The seed being in
bags, the damage was only to the building.
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ORDERED tn Rrpopr

Brevet Brigadier General Robert r. Clary.
Deputy Quartermaster General, United States
Army, has been ordered to report to the Gen
eral commanding the Department of Tennes-
see, as Chief Quartermaster Of that Depart.
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Sudden Death of n Murser.,

PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Christian Berger
the murderer of Miss Anna Watts, who was 10
be executed on the 27th April. was found dead
IN his cell this morning. His death is ascribec
TO natural causes. II is supposed to be apo
plexy
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THE SUPREME CoURT.-To-day. the Su.
preme Court will hear their last argument,
and then adjourn 10 attend the funeral of Mr.
Foot. Next Monday they wIllhnnounce their
last decision, and then adjourn over to next
December.
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Lunch Lar-

CINCINNATI. March 2s.-A negro in Paris,
Kentucky, who had outraged a white child ten
years old, and afterwards murdered her. was
this evening taken by the citizens from iaiI an
hanged. His body still remains suspended.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Fenian Meeting a q RIchmond-Tbe CoIore,
People'S Celebrafiau ON Anil

Peoples Celebration on April g.
RICHMOND, March ga large Fenian meet
ing was held last night at Market Hall. Adj
dresses were delivered by Major Toohy and
others. ~
Inc colored people Of this city announce
their purpose TO celebrate the Sd of April, the
anniversary OF their freedom, by procession
speeehes, etc. They appeal TO General Terry
and Major Saunders TO have good order pre-
served, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-29

The EIGHT HOUR MONUMENTAL a meet
ing Of representatives Of eight hour leagues
and trade organizations, held in ew York
city on Monday last, it was determined to no Id
a national convention in Baltimore on the Goth
of August next
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VACCINATION.

The Surgeons in Chief of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau in North Carolina and Virginia have or
dered the vaccination of all the freed people,
who need il, in the eastern portion of Non tn
Carolina and Henrico County, Virginia.
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SENATOR DIXON

Senator Dixon, of Connecticut, who has been
ill for some time, is improving rapidly, and his
friends have hopes that he will shortly be able
to resume his seat in the Senate.
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RENDKZyOUs RIoKrN

The rendezvous for returning troops, and the
military post at Augusta, Maine, have been or.
dered 10 be discontinued by the War Depart.
ment, and will be broken up Immediately.
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DEPARTMENT. CLOSED

BY direction Of the President, he different
Departments and Bureaus of the G overnment
were closed to-day at noon, in respect to the
memory OF Hon. solomon Foot of Vermont
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March 29.-Cotton firm. Elour
steady and unchanged. Wheat dull and droop-
ing. Corn quiet. Beef quiet. Pork heavy.
Lard quiet. Whiskey dull and frs.
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GOVERNMENT sECUkIrlks,
WAsHIEeToN, March %. 1863
jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following QUO
.atiOQs (3Overnrpaut
NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALE

Coupons, 100; Five Twenties, 1852, IOIY.
Five Twenties, 1854, 10iH; Five Twenties,
leG5, lOiS; Ten Forties, 81 Seven Thirtles
zoos; Certificates, 993s; Gold, l27E.
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We have now opened beautiful stock Of
SPRING CLOAKS,
OF our own manufacture. These Goods are Of the
latest styles, and finished of In the incest man
ner, and being Of eur own make, We can sell
them much lower than they can be bought else
where.
Orders taken and fit guar anteed.
SELBY YATES,
Meyenberss Old Stand,
NH - 81 URder
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DY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auetioseers.

LOTS FOB SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, April 8, 1855, at O'CLOCK .. M,
BILE Building Sites, being subdivisions Of that hand
somely located Lot No. o, In Square No. Us, on
north street. between l4th and 18th streets. These
lots each front g feet south, running back 42 feet
inches with 20 feet side ana 81 feet rear alley,
entering into rs feet through sley-all paved.
This propeit IL most elf bly, stu sted two squares
from the Treasury Department and one square
from Lafsye cite and halfa square from Frsnklin
Squares.
The title TO this property has been confirmed BY
the Of the District Of Columbia, and Is Tree
Of all Membranes.
. Terms of sale: One half cash; the balance In two
equal payments of 6 and l2 months, for WHICH tnst
est bearing notes, sstikfsctoriy endorsed ana
lien en- the property, viii be required Inss
chaser 20 defray all the expenses OF convey sn.ns
and revenue stamps, and must comply WIN 'e'
OF sale s Sisnis h' ssSSHsN WILLIAMS. Auets
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SENATOR FoOT'S SUCCESSOR
kilograms here indicate the appointment OF
Ex-Governor Hall 10 fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of Senator Foot.
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Canadian Volunteer Force Limited "a Ten

TORONTO, March 2s.-Orders have been 10.
sued 10 muster out supplies Of volunteers over
ten thousand, which number will be kept as a
standing army Of observation on the frontier,
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Arrival of the Moravian from Europe.

PORTLAND, March 90 The steamship Mora
Wan arrived at i.i5 this morning. She was de-
tanned until Saturday at Londonderry for Gov
eminent dispatches.
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Srhe new Atlantic telegraph cable will
bear strain OF Is cwt. TO a ton IN ore than the
old one.
SA Texan editor SAYS: ssTo talk about
men working, except on compulsion, is all
nonsense. We never found labor very pleas
ant and fascinating anywhere else except in
Sunday school books"
sy-"Who is that grim female in a lov-neck
dress there among the wall no wersr' asked
A. OF il. at a ball. That oh, she must be the
night-blooming serious"
ga yorng woman in Rosnoke Va dropped
dead from surprise at seeing her long lost
brother.
ga steamboat is about 20 make a VOYAGE
nom Plttsburg. Penn, TO Fort Benton. on the
headwaters of the Missouri, a distance OF 400
miles. She VIII carry quite n mum Der Of pas
sengers, bound for the gold regions Of Idaho
and Montana
BE- The Boston Commercial saws thar since
clicked stockings for ladies are in fashion
young men will be looking oftener than ever
10 see what time Il is.
- Among the novelties in ladies' fashions
are little bells 10 be used upon the wrists of
white kid gloves, and even upon the edge ofthe
4 Pamela bonnets.
CO A breach Of promise suit has been instf-
tuied against Michael Reese, the richest n an in
San Francisco, by 4 widow " ith two children
Ihe damages are estimated by the plaintiff at
SlOO,O1.
eS- In the case of DIR. BENJAMIN r NewIand
OF Indiana, who has been indicted for the taur-
der Of Gysns, the clerical seducer. il is said
that questions OF politics are la Owed and helm
TO augment the excitement. The doctor has
been released on forty thousand dollsrs bail.
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UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
Ofoe of AssislanL Qaa'ts-n.ssM.neT,{

WasI,nrtSs. ID. C., March iseo;
SEALED Proposals will be receives ubuI ~ 49,
~ noon ON TUESDAY the 18th DAP OF Apt. neht'
for 7s,. tons good forty i've psuns ia p.nss
bnJe railroad with the Sesbosrd ana ho~noke rail-
road At Suffolk, Va . -. "a, tn a, n..h f.r
,hD 19enNtbe Chairs, spikes, and Ties to be In
elnded AN tons of GOOD Is pound rail, In track
Isi go Richmond. Fredericksburs, and Po-
,ow.ac srsiiross, st Aqua Creek to fuoa-Dsm
WILL, iii, state the price per ton In cash fcr
az, fr"nt the Ties Timber, Spikes, and Chairs 20
Dc snsss should be endorsed Bids 70. Rs'rosd
Iron y and addressed to the Snder.igs sdaov
NH rru .sst Brew. Brig. Gen. and A. q n.
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~Illinois produced 100000 pounds of cot.
ton last year.
- living horse was sold by auction for a
cent d pound AT Springfield on Saturday
Mr.. Pike OF Cincinnati had his watch
picked from his pocket while watching the
burning Of his opera house.
- Some Of the English papers say Mr.. Ban
croft IL Feniani
@John p. Hale's best joke is said to be his
asking for an Increase Of salary.
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FOR BENT-A Brick HOUSE on West street,
Georgetown, containing rooms, passage, aud
borhood; Apply iaT West street, Gsorseto%n.
ISoR RENT-A nicely furnished HOUSE, ten
fr.t Ward eel nsG rs. I'd 'TsIs
Ysn 10 M VA ~ son, s. L. corner Penn.
DAFT rsi Maas MaIhe , Rorse DOSso, iI.sTsted
and bis Yeaatt on the moT.s 'n sas oT's
and Stud Book L KsSeS e s
= MENTs, SLhssWkRE, FENCES.
TRIMMINGS, &C.
Behemia6 Glassware, Dec .nters &C. Silver slated
siik Frinses, Trimnings; &c. Seats provided for
IL 2o7 Penn. avenue, cor. 18th ST
AZ LICENSED PAwNBR0KER. 1-S
NOTICE" BoYER & BURNsrINE'"
No. AIS 18th street, 81 door south of Pa sy. nue.,
conducts the old business Of Boyer & Burnsiias
kinss O. personal property and Pershandiss
WANTED-We want STEADY, Industrious NAN
around MS city. The farm contains from twenty
te forty acres, all in high state OF cultivation,
&c or viii rent # 70 = COED man: None Who csn;
not furnish good references need apply. The farm
within mile Of the Center Market Apply 10
ID. l.. WELLS Co,
Corner Of 18th and streets. over
n 2s-3t Whites Store.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND
" PIANOS.
=, One slr1ost rev four round corner octave Hal
One Ga octave Bacon & Raven, SlTs 80
One 81 octave Dubois & Bacon, Sis. titStf
ene octave Steward, SIS.
One octave Loud A Co, $50
The above Pianos are all in best order, sni will
be sold Cpos easy terms.
We have also on hand the largest stock Of NEW
iANo' ~ the 'i ": C. MErzERerr a co..
No. SIS Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th sts.,
Sole Agency Of SteinvayS Pianos and Mason a
Hamins Cabinet Organs. NH -
nRPHANs' COURT, March ~, IsS6-DIsrRIcr
" OF CoLUMBIA. WAsHINSToN COUNTY. To tcif:
II the case of Helene Hsrtma an, admin ,stratrix
ef Ferdinand HartD ann. deceased. the adminlstra-
trix aforesaid has. with the appreciation the Or
phsns' Court Of Washington County aforesaid, APP
pointed Saturday, the 2lst day Of April next, for
the nsl settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate Of said deceased and OF the assets in hand
money; when aud where all the creditors and heirs
OF said deceased notified te attend, tat the Or
phans' Court Of Washington County sforesaid,D
with their claims properly vosche4, or they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from sill benefit In
said deceased's estate Provided copy Of this
der be published once week for three weeks in the
Evening Star, previous 70 the said day,
NH % law3w' Register Of Wills.
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~Aecording to the Bangor Wing, a mem.
Der OF the Penobscott bar claims in a motion
for a new trial, THAT the verdict was aeainst
law ana the weight of evidence, and that the
jury Were unduly Influenced by the great per-
sonai beauty Of the female plaintiff" That
reu1in ds one of the Mary Harris case here
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" Washington correspondent w-iung of
the appearance Of the fashionable thorough.
1ares OF the capital on pleasant afternoons
says most Of the foreign ministers have ba.
Touches, with drivers in livery. General
Grant, when alone, appears in top buggy,
WIN gray nag; Secretary Seward rides in
two-horse cab; the Secretary of the NAVY looks
IKE old Neptune himself on horseback; Sena.
Tor Sprague and his beautiful wife attract
much attention in their handsome open car
rage, but not so much as Senator Nc Doupall
does on horseback.
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
~ CARRIAGES.
On hand hne assortment Of newn RR7,
and second hand Carriages, Of all de- Er&S(
scrlpflons, OF the best m AXE and fnish -
Also, nne assortment Of Business Wagons ALI
work sold warranted.
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
, AVS Penn. avenue, near ~ street,
mn q and 374 d street.
b CLOA KS
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1The extensive robbery OF bonds from a
house in Madison Avenue, New York on Fri.
Gay, took place IN the early evening, while the
70 music on the piano The thieves must have
entered the house by false keys, walked up
stairs 70 bedroom, which they locked to pre-
vent interruption, and after some ummaging
among the wardrobes and bureau drawers,
found tin box containing Sl6i, uuO in bonds
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The Chaplains of Congress for the occasion.
The Physicians who attended the Deceased.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Mr.. Doolittle, Mr.. Hendricks,
Mr.. Anthony, Mr.. Sherman,
Mr.. Howard, Mr.. Buckalew
PALL-BEARRRs.
Mr.. Fessenden, MIR. Guthrie,
Mr.. Harris, .. Mr.. Lane, Of Ind,
Mr.. johnson, Mr.. Sumner.
The Family and Friends of the Deceased.
The Senator and Representatives from the
State Of Vermont, as Mourners.
Citizens of the State Of Vermont
The Sergeant-at-Arms of 1.-The Senate of the
United States.
The Members Of the Senate, preceded by the
President of the Senate pro tenn. and
Secretary Of the Senate.
The Sergeant-at-Armso Of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
The Members Of the House OF Representatives,
preceded by its Speaker and Clerk
The President Of the United States.
The Heads OF Departments.
The Diplomatic Corps.
Judges Of the United States.
Officers Of the Executive Departments.
Officers Of the Army and NAVY.
The Mayor Of Washington.
Citizens and Strangers.
On the arrival Of the cortege at the Baltimore
Depot the remains were placed in charge Of
George s. Koontz. Esq. Agent Of the B. and O.
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POOR PEOPLES FRIEND.
So 4..-.--.-TwELFTH sTREET.534
p. BOYER'S
LICENSED PAwEBR0KERS OFFICE,
Formerly Of the firm Of Boyer 4 Barnstine. has
moved TO 534 18th street. between q and ID, near
Pa avenue Tor the purpose OF loaAing money on
toners. Business strictly confidential. Msney ad-
vanced on Watches, diamonds aud Jewelry. High
est prices given on all articles, &c.
NH Is -3mH P. BOYER
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PERSONAL.

hR. DARBY'S Consultation Rooms are 80 9TH
- street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
0Separats apar tmen Is for patients
Once hours from until 8. NH Him
NJ BS. II: +: WRIGHT, Magnetic and Olairyoy-
~ ant Ply stefan: Heals by Laying on Hands ~
Blindness, Paralysis. Rheumatism, ChilIs and Fe-
Sers Female Weaknesses. Nervousness, Dyspep-
STA. Fits &c. Rooms 473 10th street. near st.
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WM w. FARR, CLOCKMAKER, No. 257Ps.
avenue, Sole Agent for Lewis Patent -
Perpetual Calender Clock ,ofvarious Patterns; eJ51
s,s9 variety Of Regulators, Timepeces, and Ell
can Clocks Repaired fe a am ~
MEATS FOOT OIL-NEAT'S FOOT OLA
L Prime article: For sale BY q. b. JE WELL
CO, Potomac Mills, foot street. nh "a cow
WINDOW sHApEs-The largest assortment
prices, at MARK RITERS,
No. 4S6 7th street
Ja D-6w doors above Odd Tellews' Hall