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XXxIXTH eONGRESS-FIRSTS SESSION.
TUESDAY, June 10
ESENATE.-Mr. Fessepden gave notice that be
should ask the Senate at O'clock tomorrow
TO take up the tax bill
Mr.. Williams called up bill to grant land, !,
In aid OF the construction OF q railroad from
Salt Lake City 70 the Columbia rlyer; which
was passed.
Mr.. Sherman called up the army appropri-
alton bill.
HoUsE.-On motion Of Mr. Bidwell, OF Cal,
resolution OF inquiry was adopted in regard
70 the expediency of constructing Geographic
indicator from the Office Of the Sergeant. at.
Arms to the committee rooms.
Mr.. Price, Of Iowa, from the Pacific Rail-
road Committee, reported back bill to AID in
the construction OF q railroad nom ToIson To
Placer VILE. Cal Debated and recommittsa "
Mr.. Bidwell, of CAL, from the COMMITTEES ON
Public Lands, reported Senate bill to aid in
the construction of railroad from the Central
Pacific Railroad In California TO Portland.
Oregon
Pending debate on the same the morning
hour expired, and the bill laid over
The Committee OF Conference on the dis
agreeing votes Of the House and Senate on the
River and Harbor Appropriation bill made a
report, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Garfield, Of Ohio, called mp the motion
to reconsider the vote by which the bill to es
tablish National Bureau Of Education WAS
rejected; and the question being put, the mo-
ton prevailed-yeas rs, nays 10.
The bill was then read q third TINA and
Iassed-yeas so, nays A.
The House then resumed the consideration
Of the Army bill.
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SlC0ID EDITION.
- - O'CLOCK r. m.
GOVERNMENT snCuRIrIEs. =
THE BILL REpE.LIsa THE Oh AFTER.

b We have heretofore noted some of the many
grave objections to the bill before the SENATE
repeating the Charterof tbc District cities. On
cur first page will be found an able mem oral
to Congress on behalf of the city Of George
town, setting forth very clearly the injustice
and hardship of the proposed measure, not
only TO the people Of that city bur TO tae peo-
pie OF the District generally. The tenor of the
debate IN the Senate On Friday last when the
question OF taking up the bin was under dis
cussion, showed that several prominent msn.
bers Of that body appreciate the propriety of
giving measure OF this iInportauce due con =.
sideration before taking action Mr. Hen
bricks thought that bill embracing one hun
dred and two pages of legislation-a book to
be legislated upon-was not to be- disposed of
in day or so. He thou yht it not a high pur-
pose Of Government to Iegisiate to put ont of
Office one set of District officers merely to put
another set of men in.
MIR. Guthrie hoped the Senate would DELHI
crate long before they reverse the first prin-
cples OF free government--eections by the
people, and the right to govern themselves in
States. in Territories, in cities and in towns.
He understood this to be the first attempt
made any where in the United States TO reverse
that system. In this bill it is proposed to gov
I'm 'hiN biS'iic' ny tnree commissioners. w as
it respected that under them we will have any
better government, or any moro satisfactory
government than we have now!
Mr.. Wilson was in favor Of postponing the
bill until December. He did not believe that
atill ofthis size could properly be considere /
at this session.
After discussion, the hill was laid over until
Wednesday, with the understanding that II
should Come up then fits consideration should
10 interfere with The tex bill
When the bill is considered We trust that
the members OF the Senate generally vii! BIZ
present, and give the bill the careful sc;.utiny
It's Importance merits.
1t was noticed that on Friday last, when this
question was mp. that bur ten Senator's were
in their seats, ard only port.on OF these an :
teresIed themselves in the mater
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Affairs In G~erpe,.x.

OAK HUI CEnErrRY-rh,. 49,
place b~comes more attractive Ss tn s,,.iN N
advances, and the numbcr OF visitor. o. .a
paris OF the coz nfry fscrrsss daily All
who have seen the r1ost celebrated osn.se
in this country and Europe concur m $50.
thai "a bile others are larger. and n,ost az sag
con,sin liner moo uIaeais thaa the, yst a. "
rursl hsauiy. pictoresQ aeness O. scsusr~ So
quiet Attn acllNenese- OAK Hill surpas.s. ,s eee
All. The gTounos were enlarged ss,sae rnos.se
sipce ny The pnrctsss-' OF nix acres nddssioes,
en- the sas,. along and above Roek T~-NS
1kese new grounds. under the ss.lifal a.
uon al Mr. Blurdin. IN charge Of tAe -,
teiy. and HE assistants, are rapidly b~in, =
proved. Abo VIII econ assimliate In ehsrar,-,r
TO the o,osr poruoEs Of the Cemstsry VA.
on this eunirct a. will rot Re inapprapr,,,..
rrmark tina; the excellent manae-u,-nt on 49,
Hin Cemetery - the suhiecf OF fsvor.b,- -
mrn' BY all visitors, whether citizens or strn.
The BUTCHERs MARKEr-rhis no-.,-
Thomas bowling. auciioneer, rented a sh
highest bidders the prod uce stands outstde a..
building Of the butchers market The ter.
were cash. for one year from dale of saIa IA.
r,roprietors of THE market ha We no fearx -
success, and the tenants appear be onaa..,
OF the peTmsnency OF The institution. tn
sales Were as follows Stall No 4. VIM -
inson. S3;J No. q. II. Robinson, SIS. No
w. Hilieary. SO; No. =, do. so Je No a. W.
PctiIs. ST.; No. II. James boyle as. NJ :,
Thornton Gates. all: No. Is, II. ChandIar' siS
No. II, :. Howard, s.: no. ~. J. SnIaysn. a.
No. n. Sherwood, $40: No. ~ Rurrougss -
Nc. ., Jones a. Co. s2S1: No. 4. Mr. Kane,
SIS: No. 6, Mr.. Shsckieford. SIiE No , a,
SO; No, IL. MIR. Evans. SIS, No. H. do, slr =.
NO. II, j. w; Gross, 81 So; No. Is. Mr.. Toll,
No ~, W. Tanner. 50; No. -. J. n. Pm
zell, SO No. -, Mr.. Mankins, $40
IHE CAsAL.-ArriyeG- Boats ROBIN an.
refer QuigleN. with bark, and Scow. vr,,s
stone, and Mill Boy, with wheat and corn. -
market and seventeer boats with coai. Con.
signed-to the Consolidation 20. 6,aI ~.
hni'iiSah o. $50 tons: Central Co. 90 "a
tons; Cumberland Go, - tons; Borcen "a
10 tons: Hampshire aud Baltimore Go ~.
tcns Drp;'teu-ScOv. with msrcbaud,,s a..
III wards Perry; Jennie Lind. with sunJ-,as
to Knoxville; j. Quigley, with fish, 20 IA.
cock, and eighteen hosts light
tLoTk AND GRAM MAIKET.-FIour-Sup
Ply night Demand active FOR choice crad,S
No sales except OF 4 small LOT OF western t,on,
N last quotations. Grain-The Mill Boy az.
rived TINS morning from Berlin with wh.s,
and corn 10 George st-rS Fair req sola =,
SrsasS'. The price list remains unclaimed
PORT or tIEoEoETowN.-En ierpd-StaamsrS
columbia, Harper. from Baltimore, and PM
aurIphla- Fnltz. from Philadeiphia win
merchlbdise. Cleared-Sleamrr w S,nsii
B''cl'r. for BaluIuore.
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THE C1EPHANB LIBEL CAsE-OPINfoN OF
tn. CoURr.-CIRCUIT Court, Judge OLA
This morning, the opinion OF the Court on the
motion made BY Mr.: Bradley for supena,
duees tecun, to issue for the production Of the
letter charged to have been written by Lewis
Clephane, In relation to Mr.. Francis Mcl}han,
TO the Assistant Secretary Of War, wis de-
hvered by Judge Oiin-
with the great importance of the motion for
the issuing of a sup9na duees tecum to compel
the production OF the paper in Qnestion-to
compel the Secretary Of War to produce q
employee with disloyalty, on which the action
for libel Is based. The question whether the
Court shall compel Communication made to
the Department 70 be produced is an impor-
argued IN the case Of U. States VS.. Burr. Chief
Justice Marshal held that O subpoena dutes
tecum might issue against the President OF the
United States, but that case Is unlike this.
The question In the Burr case was whether
the writ OF subpoena might propealy issue,
and In this case IL IL whether the writ having
been issued and the party declining to obey. for
the reasons stated in the return, whether the
date Of the writ. Chief Justice Marshall in
that case decided that the papers asked for
were not necessary, and held also that there
may be papers the production Of which wouid
ard he Judge Olin) inclined to this
opinion-Coomb's Trial OF Burr,page51. There
were some papers which no person could force
the Government 70 disclose. But the question
" who shall be the judge, and he thought the
Department should Be the judge. II Congress
calls for information, the usual form IL for
tht m 70 ask 1t s'if not Incompatible with the
public interests" In this case he very much
doubted WHISTLER or not the witt should not
have been addressed to the President for his
Cabinet are simply his clerks, ministers. aAd
advisers. and they are presumed - act - ~
directs them. He. wsuld not however, pat
the decision Of thu question On that ground.
The only case In p0int, simtfar % Tie prsceos
one, he had found In Sergeant and kAwsss
Reports. A party. hAvinG haan reUoveo IRON
o6ee because Of a AsadAYtt mAde 80 tfe2S
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GELD MUST COME DOWN,

Az
The recent advance in gold was no doubt
owing mainly to the drain Of specie from the
country, caused by the panic in England. and
the threatened war, which led TO a return of
American securities. In speaking OF this mat
ter few days since, we stated that the evil
would correct Itself, because as gold advances,
on. specie paying interest bonds. though nom
inally enhanced, are really deprecated in the
same ratio as the currency; and thus it is no
longer 10 the interest of foreign holders to send
them home for sale IN this market. We have
now the qualification of announcing that the
reaction has already commenced, that the
drain OF specie has ceased, and that the tide viii
soon turn in this direction. Already Five
Twenties Of 1S62 have ad vanced IN New York
in consequence OF the demand for shipment.
Every shock 10 which our financial system has
been subject seems only to prove its strength
and souBdness. Thus, q letter from London
to the New York Commercial contains the
gratifying admission that "the specie ar
rivals are an immense thing for Ameri-
can credit. The amount cent from Ameri-
ca is everywhere admitted to have saved
general bankruptcy in England" But
other causes are at work TO bring gold
down. Notwithstanding the heavy shipments
70 England since juno LIST, (amounting to
Si',eoS-'VOst Cic4uhy PASpoIee sioecincnIs
show that We have nop in the Treasury and
national banks an available supply OF gold
amounting TO 81, COS, 1874. The financial panic
in England may be considered at an end. The
antieiI a;ed European war cannot in any event
affect our money market unfaverably, but is
likely 10, many reasons 70 strengthen It, Thus,
In case Of general war, American securities
would be sought As the safest. emigration of
men " It'll means would ba increased and IN r
exports augmented. For these reasons we are
altogether hopeful, and expect 10 see gold de.
cline even more rapidly than it ad vanced.
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DEPARTMENT OF EpUCATIoy

The hill establishing IA Department OF Edu-
eafion pssS'd the House to-day. II au thorizes
the appointment OF Commissioner of Educa-
uon, salary S2,uoJ per annum; Chez Clerk
Si,o"o: and two additional clerks, AT salary
OF sl,etO and Si,GcO. The Commissioner o.
Public Buildings is authorized to provide
rooms for the accommodation OF the Depart
ment. The Department is designed TO coIlec,
and disseminate statistics and information con
cernIng the best educational modes. ackc
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SALE OF ,yEESEEAEL. STANDS In rar

ShLH OF VEGETABLE STANDS In Tar
piFfEbkNT MARKE cts
=, "lli be sold 10 the highest bidder. FAR cash -.
the following dave ''' Os-h' %
Cl NTRE MARh ET-sATURpAy. Junsu :,
10 o clock q m Gun" ~ At
KoRInEkN LIBERTY MARKxr-FRrp,,
auue ~. g. ~ O'Clock a IN Dai'
navy hARD MaRkET-FRIDAY. June ..
oHhsTEkk hARKEr-MONDAY. July
en- markets can retsb them ~ pay;ng TIE a.
piheerient price for such stanls pf"vi ~ tasg.
daJ of sale. RICHARD WALLACH. Ma
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RI GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auclioaerl,.

SALEABLE BUILDING LOT ON Urn 81
lie Auction. ~ rue
on hokpAY the 2sth ins;ant, at g, o'clekn
ma, We snail sell, on IN presIs--. Lot No n I,
sutdivisiOn Of Square No a. having % lee, ~, ~
" I'D feet deep; running back o. al s!ley wv"
Terms One third cssh5 balaIce g. l. n ana =,
months secured by deed 81 trust on III, nr...
res Al oonveyancibg and rsysnue -tan,Is N -.
ctst OF the purchaser. Z 20 down u sst, -,ls WV
le W d GkkEN q WILL :.
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n eRECE 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioo..,,

BRiGh HOUSE AND LOT. FRONTING ON
18th 81 REET EFT. Bstzees AMI N a,
north. at Public Auction e"' -ts
ON fk ii,i the 20 instant. 1T 81 o'cisck q.
~ .nsu se,ii on the premises. Lot II m "
~ ocnbet subdivision ~ SONAR, No "a -
ing q feet 6trcbes front by 100 feet aseS 70
loot aaity WITH tue improvements, consis Il OF of
Terms: One haifcash; balapcs in six and tx.,,.
mchins. secured ny y coed 81 Jrust on the preni.~
Az conveyenclng AMI revenue stsmp- A, ar -.
OF ne purchaser. $50 down wher the nr,nss,.
- I9d At aHo,
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THE NEW FIVE CENT COIN

a quantity Of the new Ave cent coin was re
ceived at the Treasury Department this morn
ing, and 10 those who make application, it is
paid out in sums of any amount at the window
OF the paying teller in the cash.room Of the
Treasury
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CADET ApPnInrEn

The President has appointed Breckinridge
Speed, son OF Attorney General Speed. a cadet
at the West Point Military Academy, and
young Mr.. Speed started this morning TO report
himself at that Institution
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hISTEICT OF COLUMBIA VOLUNTEERS
~ IN THE FIELD AGAIN.
GRAND REUNION AND PIC MIC N
ASSOCIATION OF DISTRICT OF COLUMpI.
VOLUNTEERS,
will be given at .....
sEvENTH STREET PARK,

ASSOCIATION S Sp pIsFRIGT OF COLUMBIA
SEVENTH STREET PARK,
On TUESDAY, JULY 10TH
Hon. JOS. H. Bradley will address the Associa-
the sving ss sss
S Sther smnsnt spsskers Sill be present and sd
address will be delivered. After other speeches
dsncHin ss, NJ r. resumed and continue until
engaged for the occasion:
Iiekets 90 cents; admitting gentleman and
ladies supper and refreshments can be obtained
on the grounds.
The Committee ensure all who may honor the
occasion with their presence q real Ole fashioned
reunion. No person will be admitted without
tickets, which can be obtained at the principal
hotels and any member OF the Association.
Com, 'ittes.
Engineer o Mockabee, Lieut. d + Stiles,
Maj Ma Robs GarR Lient WI Hns 6Sley
Capt Alex rutherford, Asst Surg " Orsigau,
Capt Hsni ssrst Sehois
SECOND GRAND EXCURSION
- DOWN THE POTOMAC.
In consequence Of the iuciemency Of the ath sr,
ssa Saens ohatss fnum sons
on the Excursion down tho river
Ss
SECOND GRAND EXCURSION
ON SUNDAY. JUNE aaTH,
proceeding some rs miles down the river to MA
THlbS POINT, passing around the Light Bos.,
and retu ming.
The trip will be one Of surpassing interest, af-
fordtDg an opportunity of viewing all the objects
Of att action on the rivsr-Ferts Foote and Wash.
iBgton, Mount Vernon, White House, Gymont
QusDtico. where the steamer George Page was
burnt by the rebels; the rebel batteries at Cock
pit Point, Freestone Point 5hi ppen Point. Aqua
Greek, and at Nj thias Point, where the gallant
Wara fell.
Nc improper persons will be admitted on board
and II Will be . trip In which family parties can
participate with Thorough enjoyment and salts
81 .. m, returning At 8 o'clock D N.
TICKLE only III. Dinner and refreshments
served on beard at city rates, by ex perienced
caterer.
Commiree of Arrangements.
Capt . Gedney, Capt. Thos. Stack pole,
Capt W. Poor, Thomas Downing,
VIM Downing. Robert Nash,
Andrew Wolf, Geo. A. Shekell,
Je 10 6 Con. Union
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~yrsr. Shi..iEgton, Odeon Buildiss, T. g.
jPasksr, Post ONCE News Stand, and McCon-
sesi 4 Herbert, 45s Seventh street, we have
q aArasee copies or Havper's Magazine and Co
.6y's Lays Sss& tee Jaiy. .s.s s-.gi .zs..-g,,,
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctioD..,,

faLtABLk TWO STORY FRAME Bousu
AND LOT on j street nsrth, between an -
IN streets west, AZ Public Auction No"
On MONDAY, the eth instant Al e o,,lo,l
We shall sell in front % the pr.9i.e. -. =.
naIi o, 10. No In square No. SIS, having is fsss
trent ~ lf1feet deep. running back 70 q q 80
siley, ON which is good two ssory Frsus H. rsot
costainins six good rooms Hosss
Terms cash. All cenysyatctpp ana r.,.
stsinps 81 the coat Of the purcf assr = sn ss
when the properly is knocked ou N''s
" N-d GBxES a WILIIAMS A..
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RY GREI1 WILLIAMS. Ao.,,.... aaSe

fHSSIkESsALEo OF TWO STORY FRAME
DsEAnD LOT AT TIE CORSER YTe.T
ssTnk1EIT EAsT AND STREET. soUfH. ar
on IhUhsDAf. the 18th Instant, at 81 osisos
g,ln tne subdivfsien Of SQUARE No rs win en-.
,mproSene nts, consisting Of q two story Frans
Hcuse, containing six rooms '' ''-ns
Iefms eash- All conveyancirs ami reven~s
stamps AZ the cost Of tho purchaser IA 60.
When he property is sold "" NVSs
JOHN B. ADAMS Trusta,
ie lo-As ads f(hron "1nhMS,
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/ - On the same day that Hon. J. B. Grin
nell. representative from the fourth district Of
Iowa Was caned by Gen. Rosseau, the Rspub-
JseaA Convention In his district nominated
Jsdgs L0ngbridxe rs his successor BY unan.
xDQus vote, thur causing him 70 realize the
truth 81 the adase that .misfortunes never
coz slngiy,"
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TUMRIJNa
xxxIxTH sONGREss-FrRsr SESSION

As we 20 to press we learn that gold is l5o ].
in New York, and still tending downward.
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ArsofsIkp-The President to-day sent into
- sena'e tne nouanasion Of Gov. Holden, OF
MORT Csrolina, tobs Minister A. San saix.aor
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THE CABINET MEETING

HH1 NhbINbI "HBTINU-
The session OF the Cabinet TO day was some
what longer than usual, continuing until after
two o'clock. All Of the members were pres
ent, including Secretary Harlan who has
lust returned from his Western tour
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CHANGE OF OFFICE HOURS.

Bs1r General Grant has directed that his
ara aarters will hereafter be closed at .
{ Sioek p. m. ONCE hours are announced 70
ht On 9o'clock a. m. TO p. m.
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Nfw PATEsrs,-Commissioner Theaker viii
srsso sne hundred and ninety -one nav patents
Srsne week ending on the asth inst. =.
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4 InfBESAL RRvEsUy.-rhe receipts from
tnn sorrce to-day were s4ss. 203 ss
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a,v
Terms: One half cash; balance In sir and ,xs,
mouths. secured By deec OF trust ths nr.n,,s
al conveyanciDg and revenue stamps al IN. -,
Of me purchaser. Ssos down when the pro psrty i
sE.e GREES WILLIAMS, Aucs.
PROPOSALS FOB STATIONERY.
until Il O'Clock on MONDAY, july On ~ sof
Is for tss fiscal 1s.r ending thu sSi JIM.
sss ss lone, mus, Be q the ss;, qualify
bond sish ,.p,Tossd sse f.sai 10 fH
lesssve the right 70 order the articles a /, nS
aesn ,PLSIss; AND 70 increase dininiss ts.
se frrni:ssd e The option Of ihe Department
,Pape, yade Of Linn Slork.
Ssresms f Sessssish Gap, weighing ls pounds
go Issms FOOlscsp, ruled or plain, weighing q
81 80 .ssn' ouar'o Post. ruled or plain weighing
so resns ousrto Post, ruled or plsia, vsisss~s
no Issls. Note sspssf r. r siss' Or plain
~ reams Note Paper, ruled OF plata, hs.dod ..
% ss.n. Coping Paper
reans Blotting Paper
800 dozen Biotting Bssrds
e resms knye,oIs Paper; bus or yellow. rs,s
Is Cor Envelopes. letter sizee, plain
e2ep Envsioses. Letter sizes, ertrs bss,T.
5000 Envelopes. letter sizes. extra hssvy, hs.1ss
.. SO 81 sr ssstss es.Ilie Peas
0U QuiIls. No 50
9do,ep Bed ana Blue Peneiis
40 6cren Penholders
20 dozen Ivory Folders
7? dozen Esaeers, ivory handles
10 dozen Ro<sers' or wostsnhsins four -ssaIs
dozen scissors
Sdozen Shears
ssass ss sgasss sSy.. :ss III M :
re dozen French Csrnlns -
= dozen InkssanAs, Drassrs. whits~s, q
100 pound; sesli.s y.., .c.r,..
Syounds iSdis rubber: prsY..sd
sssssss rolls e. Z fsss s'''' '''''
Ssssss l.rs. isr nccilas., via sr.sss
z dozen s.:e s ssss: o.rs.
sdosss Pss Racks
SO sross Indie rssser Beads. ssssrssS
sdezca MenorAndum Books
s s$ss:n bonn Ss,;so HssssiAa s's''
2dozen boxes Byessts -....-..
ldozes Eye,st Punches
2dessn Letter File ...-....
sa SSssr t ws:s'scs lis r,'''
i =. ;:..e ei fs.s s:s' i In s''''"
s SSa:s f fss.: 3 va
!: s:,s.s psc ,.sis...
"A peteot .isi t.s e. ssSs - I:n - se -
= Ssss i1JsS@ %. SCR ones w.,s:sss:''
-S.S. "a g 80 hF
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THE TAX BILL.
This ball has been ordered for consideration
N ne Senate 10 morrow at o'clock.
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. PFfcIAL
. DEPAKTMESr OF Stats.

WASHINGTON, June Is, io66. : r,
The President directs the under signed to
perform the painful duty Of announcing 20 the
people OF the United s'tases that LEWIS CAss,
distinguished not more by faithful services in
varied public trusts than by exalted patriot-
len At recent period of political disorder. de-
parted ihisi life at four O'Clock yesterday mora.
ing. The several Executive Departments OF
the Government will cause appropriate honors
: TO be Pndered 70 the memory of the deceased,
AZ home and abroad, wherever the national
name and authority are acknowiesed
william VI. SEWARD.
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vAakk aAH LITE THREE; sroR! PRESS BRICK
81 HOUSE AND LOT ON FAST Capitol
sIlBLIMEEN tST AND I'd sTRHnrS
HsST, Al PUBLIO AUCTION.
cn TEOnspAf, the 18th instant, ct O clock n
m.s We snniI sell on the % snises, part Lot Ne q
sanare No rs. is feet front By ~ feet da.r 20
u % ~ ioot paved alley; Q fine three story Br,cS
dry CELLAR. "Hu M eA0ehsnt
Terms: one half cash; balance In SIX ana tv.,v.
mouths secured BY deed Of trust q ths nrs,,N
al conveyanciDg and revenue stamps al IN. -.
OF tne purchaser. Ssos down when the pro psrty l.
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n NINDooh, AtrNanarld, Va. Je 1877
MASONIC CELEBRATION OF ST. JOHNS
TO MOUNT VERNON AND GLTMONT.
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MONDAY, THE e5TR INSTANT.
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lst. PIsyer by the Grand Ch.yiai. Of the Grand
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sd. address by Bre; = p. h Cromwell, G. II.
Of The s,aSs Lodge 81 ll I'm D., 90,
which the company will re embark and proceed
The beat will leave 18th street wharf ct 81
Tieiss: Sac, admitting gentleman ard two la
Irichets will be cold to none Who are nos master
Masops. and can lie obtained only Of the Commit
tee and the Insr at Masonic HAIL. corner VI "a
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I'll June Nth. q O'Clock p; m. fcS fqrnishias
'h s..s sia sss' e s. quality. and 70 ~
fprnished BON weekly requisitton.
iist Of the articles required for the use Of The
institution may be he'd on application - the
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ne lowest bidder viii b notified 70 commence
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The Masonic Pilgrimage 10 Mount Vernon, nm
Ger The ss.rices OF be KNIGHTS
rtaPLAR OF the District Of Co