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SICOlD edition,
n'C.s~ce n.
} sOvKk NRiENv sECUK,T.xs
WAsHINeroN. May - ia6s
sas OeoKs & Go. furnish the following quo
.at,ous of G}ovsrnmsut securities.
BILL EQuALIZING BoUNrIKs

The House to-day passed Mr. Sehenck's
substitute for the bill equalizing bOunties
with an amendment, giving the bounty to
those who were discharged at their own re-
quest after the surrender of Lee. The substi.
tute differs from the original bill, in limiting
the bounty to such MINOR children as are under
sixteen years of age: and gives nothing to
substitutes. The bill will give to each
person entitled to its benefits about $500, de.
Quoting therefrom bounties from any source
heretofore received. 1t will mainly benefit
these who enlisted in 1901 and the early part
Of 1862. when little or no bounty was given.
The bill as amended passed with but two votes
in the negative. namely-James A. Nicholson,
Delaware, and Lawrence :. Trimble, Ken
lucky. 1t will require about $3.50, eco to
carry out the provisions of the bill
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AffaIra In GeorsrteNn.

TBE NKw MKrDopIsr EPIscoYAL CHuRoA
81 Tennallytowp, 81 the West oeorxeto~u
station. Rev. George NJ Berry. pastor. ~as
set apart for and dedicated 20 the service of
God on sunday, the I3lh ink tsnt. Bishop L'vi
Scott. Rev DIR. Vim. Is. Edwards. Rev. r. y
DeHass, and the PASTOR Officiating. After q
most excellent sermon BY the Bishop ~ '1e
forenoon, on christian progression ana per-
FICTION the iieeral sutn Of foar hundred doliaro
wss collected and subscribed, when the cedi-
catory services were Performed, according 20
tho DISCIPLINE, by the Bishop. In tue afternoon
Rev. y. = DeHass preached an Impressive
discourse from I'VE are fully able "a 20 mp
and possess The land" and one hundred dol
Lam was raised in addition. making In the az
gregafe ffve hundred enough. with the sub
Scorpions previously obtained, TO discharge
the then remaining debt against the chureh-
Since SUNDAY night last III persons have en-
braced religion. +. t.|
CHRIST CHURcH.-Rev. W. w. Williams,
OF Leesbnrs. Va. called a rector OF Christ
Church here will preach has first sermon on
Sunday morning next
GRAND LARcESr.-This morning. Bounds
man boarman arrested Mary Boston. ali
ing apparel, bed clothes, and about sis or SID
IN money, from Ms. Anna Reed. The money
was found on her. but the other articles have
not been recovered. Other developments are
expected. and the accused Is held Tor Further
bearing by Justice Buckley.
- Fatal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon.
shout O'Clock, a number OF men OF the 5th u.
;. cavalry were shooting nj a mark. near
Whites Mill. on Rock Greek, when John
hatcher, bugler of the regiment. took a musket
TO load d.. having previously put cap on the
nipple STOPPING 10 pick up piece OF paper 10
use 8 wad. the muskef was dischsrgee. The
ball entered his right temple, killing hun in
stsntlN. ....
.-Arrived-Scow,wit eth red stone.
to Peiers boats Crnncher, wood. 10 w. Dow
ling; L. l.. Detmold. do. 20 Essex: George
Moler, limestone; and six boats with coal. 70
]. G. Heiston 4 Co, I12 tons; American Co.
~. 40 IONS; Phillips & Boosee , tons: Oum-
berland Co, 1926 tons. Departed-rhe VIM.
Laird, jr., sundries, 10 Cumberland: i. L. Det-
mold, dry goods. 20 Seneca; Crnncher. sun
dries, 10 Lift-lock No. ~; Thos. Patton, sslt, TO
Hancock. and nine boats hgit. A letter from
Jacob Il. Masters, superintendent of the VIII
Transport division, dated thP odd, announces n
breach in the four mile level, near Williams
port, that will require all this week 10 repair.
This will account for the on-arrival of boats
from beyond that point.
FLOUR AND GRAM MARKET-The market
is dull for want of stock 70 satisfy the demand.
No arrivals to-day. No transactions of I'm.
portance reported, and the price list uu-
changed.
PORT OF GEoEGETowN.-En Entered and Cleared
Steamers Express Ryther, master, from and
to Baltimore. Thomas r.. Cahill, Norris, from
and to Baltimore. with mere handize. Entered
Schooner Pioneer, Iotnrop. from New York.
with feed to ID. J.. Shoemaker & Go.
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ADVERTISING OF THE CITY PAPER,

The CkronieIe, for political effect, or as q
lodge to conceal the losses of waning bust
ness, parades a set Of returns it alleges it
has made to the Internal Revenue Depart
ment, designed TO show that Its advertising
receipts have increased during the last quarter
(since it took ground against the ADMINISTERS.
fiop) and were largely in excess of the receipts
of any other city paper. The contradiction
to It's statement Is found in its own columns
An examination Of its advertising columns
shows that during the quarter ending March
81, (the quarter in which il claims to have
considerably inereased'it adyertising) it has
experienced steady falling of. THIS is not
only true of its daily paper but also of the
sunday Chronicle. a will be seen by the sub
joined figures, showing the number of its new
advertisements through each month Of the two
quarters:
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CRIMINALS PARDONED.

President johnson to. day directed a pardon
TO be issued TO John and Jacob Beirsham, of
New Jersey, who were convicted in April.
1865, Of eyading the United States revenue
laws by manufacturing segars without a IL
cense and assaulting the officer who arrested
them. They were each sentenced 70 paw a
fine Of $500 and be imprisoned for one wear
They have now served ont their term OF i'm. .
prisonment and are returnable for non.pay.
ment OF fines; but having been strongly rec.
commended by numerous respectable citizens
as worthy objects of Executive clemency thew
have been pardoped. So
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EIGHT HOURS DAY IN THE SERVICE OF
THE LORD Rev. John G. Smith. in a late SER
mon, made the current labor movement serve
him as a pretty effectual illustration. He was
enlarging upon the disposition of men TO
grudge time to the service Of the Lord,-.why
you won't even give him eight hours a dayr'
said the parsou
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CANAL AND SEWERAGE COMPANY

MT. lngersoll, of ILL.,, in the House to-day
warmly urged the passage of the bill giving
the city canal to the company OF outside spec.
ulators styled "The Canal and Sewerage Com.
pany." Mr. Thomas, Of Maryland. protested
strongly against the passage of a bill so mate
rally affecting the interests of his own con-
stituents, until he could have an opportunity
to be heard spon it. The question went over
until next private bill day
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DRoPOsALs FOB LINK.

CRNf QuaYfeYmdSter's Ofcs, Depof Of Wa SAsasfoa.l
Waskingfon, b. G. May rs. 1886.
sealed PropSrais gill be received at this once
S snr IL, May 81, 1856, ct 10 O'Clock n,
TwOTHoUsAND BUSHELS OF UNsLACKEp
BUILDING LINE,
bushel. WV w '"o
the Lincoln Depot, near this city. within tfteen
days from the aeceptance OF the bid, and the re
manning fifteen hundred Il 500 bushels to be de-
livered at the contractors kiln, lin WashIpetor
or Georgetown,D within three months frsm date
Quired.
Proposals. should be addressed 70 the under
Lime.n d ri RuOk I'm
my 1856 pepot az WasbinSfcc
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I'D Y g o o b 3
AT BREAKDOWN PRICES

RDETTE,'
At 3sl 7th st., between and X.
Has been constantly buying goods for the last 6s
teen days He has now In store about
ssIxTY THOUSAND DOLLARS wOKrH OF
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS
to offer TO his customers, bought after tho erea
decline In goods, st the lowest price that cash
would buy them, and viii be sold ASTONIsH.
INGLY CHEAP, viz:
coioas Rs Six Y:r al YS Be- + cent e
ASG and 1 aiss ss:. q c q 50 .s
shades: very desirable for suits-soms a high
:, Sai; sss q y <. :: cents THIS
doSSl%~idth. viii be sold ct . censs per
is I.nIss l.e:; q ..sy IN. Grenadines. BLACK
.ut: ga g. d is: ' ns'fe' "0'sn si"' Will
,iss.e soos Ms: ssns 6 Ssisso
6susse yl "a q me calico, neat and beautiful
e;s. e Calico; net very good. will b. sold for
log si .ss !, a, s nee. sur. eoor. will
100 dozen Linen i.nsfssrseaSiis!s, a. ,,so p.r
ss ss.i n %sIs 70 % G s.
About SO Sill Sun Umbrellas. tn. v.r, b.., goods.
from 81 90 uP to SO ''
worth ss 70 go WIZ nne s0oos'
BLACK GOODS.
] wish 20 call the attention of LADIHs "a
Black sTsa.sjnss, two yard: vide
Grape Maretz, 4" 90
Hermann, 0rensdiDs, Yloreutins and Grape
Maretz, three quarters Of yard wide
oisck eros Grain and other Mourning Silks very
CARPETIEo, OILCLOTH AND MATING.
On our second floor vfu Ia forrA !. vco6 .to.k ~
SsAkPLIING, OlLCL0TH aud MATING Of re.
We can safely say that our store is allsd in each
department with the meet choice and best makes
The above named comvriss but Q small norton
ofour stock. Will be pleased TO have any ons call
and examine our goods
ONE PRICE WILL BE ASKED
All goods are warranted to be a. rsprs,o n,sA =.
the statesmen.
W. W. BURDErfE,
no. ISL seventh strsst
my 10 stiff bet. I ana X str.s,.
uHnnx uv
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RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS.

The receipts from customs at the four mos,
important ports in the United States, up TO the
dates specified, are as follows Boston. from
May l4th to 18th, inclusive. Sass, sl2.sO: New
York, from 10th TO 10Th, 81 1871 ,O72 is; Phladei
pima, from 14th 70 10th, &l56, 9i9 IS; Baltimore,
from 14th 10 10Th, "a total g. 1884, sos SCI
The amount Of receipts from New York. n will
be seen. is reported only for four days, BEGIN.
ming with Mr.. Smythe's assumption Of his
duties as collector
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fkIDAY, NAY IS. ~ 10. ID
SENATE.-Mr. Henderson presented q Dc.
tition against the erection OF drsW.bridees
across the Mississippi. Referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce. n 10
Mr.. Morrill, presented resolution calling
upon the President foe information as 70 what
executive action had been taken under the diff
ferent acts Of ConGrees relating to the coloni-
Mr.. Williams called up bill making Ooun.
Gil Bluns, Iowa, and Portland, Oregon, ports
Of delivery; which, after discussion, was post
poned until tomorrow.
Mr.. Wilson called mp the joint resolution
relating TO cadet appointments at West Point
prescribing the ages OF candidates at from sew.
enteen to twenty two. except IN the cases o.
those who have served in the army, who may
Be received until twenty -four. and sxcludine
ffo1 adnissioa those who have served u Tie
reoea army. q. .tSey 20 6 y 49,.
The pesding quest3sa was spoa N sneaA-
0sak q IF. NesuAith'A thAt Aseeaftee, Ae Sd
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FEATBERING THEIR NESTS

The House Committee on Public Expendi
lures met this morning to commence the in YES
tigation of certain claims said to have been
committed by the officials in the Boston Gus.
tom house, last year. If report is true, some
of these gentlemen understand how to feather
their own nests
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THE JOINT COMMITTEE On PRINTING have
opened the bids for engra wing the illustrations
to accompany the report of the Commissioners
Of Patents, but no award has as vet been an.
nounced. Bids have been received from Bos.
ton, Buffalo, New York, Philadelphia and
Washington.
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DRoPosALs FOB FURNISHING ARTIoLIs
L AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.
Psymaaa's 0sce. U. S. Mar,

PeymaSfer's Ofce, ~. s. Nary. 4
WasAsagtoa. u. C., Nay 24th. 1885
separate Scales Proposals will be received st this
once until the rst day Of june, 1866, at 10 O'Clock
a Tor Che wing articles to be delivered at
the Navy Yard, In this city, viz
1;I8 one hundred and twenty thousand, seven
hundred and ninety sikh Lbs. Ingot Copper, best
quality, TO be delivered on before june 70. 1855
2oU two thousand gallons winter strained sDerm
oil, TO be delivered before june Is, 1856 Tor Blu
reas of steam Engineering.
2ttwel bbis. Lard Oil. 1(oneD Dbl. or a. (fsrty-
two) gallons Linseed OIL boiled. II Ctveive) dozen
inch round smsoth Files. nltwelvel dozen 6
round snooth yiles, oil to be best quality. For
sottwo hundred air port glasses For Buresu Of
Construction.
reau fards and Docks.
stseyenty- nveS bib. pork. 600 Zone thousand,
lbs. sugar to be Navy standard In all respectE Tor
Bureau Provisions a Clothing.
For dimensions see schedule ct this Once.
The above articles 90 be delivered free Of cost 10
the Government for freight and transportation
and at the risk and exPenss O. the party Furnish
ing. CALVIN G. JACKSON,
my y ~ PaymasteY. u, s. N,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Another Destructive Fire in New York
Hudson River Railroad Freight Depot
Burned-Loss S25O,OOO.
NEW YORK. May 25.-A fire broke out at
midnight in the freight depot of the Hudson
River Railroad which was completely de-
stroyed. The loss is s25O,On
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REVOKED.

The order issued on the nth instant dishon-
Orably mastering out of the service Brig. Gen.
ii. ii. Heath, Colonel eth Iowa cavalry, was
yesterday revoked by the Secretary of War, a
charge of fraudulent practices against the
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NEW YORK. May 25.-Cotton buoyant-Mid.
ding Upland 4Oai1; Orleans 42a43 FIour ad
vanced 10a20 cents. Southern $40 snaSIs *
Wheat quiet Mixed Corn advanced Lao cents
Beef and Pork steady. Lard firm whiskey
dull.
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Explosion of a Cannon

GAIT, e.. W., May 25.-WhiIe firinga salute.
to-day, with an Prussian cannon. in honor of
the Queens birthday, the cannon exploded,
killing two of the party.
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PUBLIC LANDS IN MICHIGAN

During the month OF April s,Sls acres of the
public land We're taken up at Traverse CITY
land Office, Michigan, for actual settlement as
homesteads; also, plumber Of cash sales And
at IOpia, Mich, 11,6s2 acres were taken M for
the same purpose, making the total number OF
acres disposed OF in these two districts alone
21,40O during the month.
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RECONSTRUCTION fs THE DIsTRICT-Copies
of our weekly, containing the bill before Con-
gress taking away the charters OF the DISTRICT
cities can be obtained at the Star counter.
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Celebrating the Queens

Celebrating the Queens Birthday.
ToEoGTo. MAY 25-The birthday of Queen
Victoria was celebrated with great enth siasm
yesterday. During the afternoon there Was a
grand military review
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CABINET MEETING

The cabinet meeting to-day was very brief.
most of the Cabinet officers arrived about
noon, and the session broke up shortly after
l o'clock. All Of the members were present
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IMPORTANT AMENDMENT To THE TAX BrIr
The House OF Representatives adopted Gen.
Garheld's amendment To the tax bill which
PROVIDES tnaf neither the assessor nor collector
of income taxes shall furnish lists or anv mar,
thereof for publication, or permit the same 10
be copied for publication.
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EOR RENT-Four pleasant ROOMS. convenient
u for houss keeping, 20 let 70 man Ase vile
lent low. Inquire 1T s4s 18th strsss, near y,
TO LBT-UpfurnisheA, part % HOUSE No.
i ass nth street west, botveen q en4 II; gas
aod watsr; pleasant ssishbsrhood. Inquire On
the premises. IslI ny 3-Sts
Tor ITNflfVo lares Rooms, cenfFolIy To-
IL cato6 Cou be rented furnished or unfuf.
nished, o1d With or without board. A1Diy q S03
street, between Seh AID 18th. NJ 5sst
F9hoHsEIsnF IiE e 81 re: y. raA1. DyELLI!e
street, conteining four recne eaci. Rsnt slS pr
month. in Advance. Apply q 9se n q. N nh
n yARN TOR ekLH-0f $50 HC1ES, or S7-
ton o. The Rtecetaway and Alexendds lsrry
Hsif . y rrins: es..Es county IA
proyements;. i've miles % Ferry; ten from NosH.
iSgtn; Call on TueodAy ana triday. q Ne. $50
vireinia avenue. ct Mr. HEU01NfB. N IS Ct
AoBBIN6 ELKOfRlC soar. : =
Time, Labor, and Clothes ssysa : for ssls IN
my Is stif Csfnsr sal % g,
CHH1 SHKf cHAfIS 1IPHIRID, 6 h
- 81 uth strsst, bstvssa rsaas5ISaslaM I
VT: VI - ~ -: 80 "a ...A a........ RI
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~Hudson Taylor, 33i Pennsylvania ave.
nue., agent for Leonard, Scott & Co s repSn -
sends US the April number Of the Lond5a quar-.
ferly Reri<V.
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GONE TO NEW YORK

Hon. Edward Cooper. Acting Secretary to
President johnson, left the city last evening
on a brief visit to New York. He is expected
to Neturn on Monday next
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Senator Wright Better.

NEWARK, n. J., May Ex-senator Wright is
physically better and in full possession OF his
mental faculties.
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RY W. L. WALL CO., Austioneers.
shALLrRAME Hoysl ~ TIE FIRST wAED

On M0NDAY AffARN00N, ley 18Th, q q,
81. the zane being . i.st on ths north I'D. Of aid
30 foot alley on the vest side Of sale lot contain
The above property 10 situsssd on an alley BE-
tween ed and "A and L and n streets, improved
Terps cash. W.h. Wall w..
mvM Aucttoueers
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IHTERNAL RxvKNuK.-The receipts from in.
ternal revenue to-day s64i, o67.ss.
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We have shown above that tAe total number
of new advertisements in the Dolly Chronicle for
the six months ending March 81, was t.507. or
an average Of 20 per day. The number of new
entertainments in the Star during that time
Tas 9,Cscl, an average of SIX per day
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nIssOLUfIoN OF oOPARTNsRsRIP.

The copartnership herstofsre sxisting between
Henry Bsntz and 3. a. ". 0roshoa. under the
on the l7thi inst 4 By mutual consent
All persons having chains against the ssid fra
are hereby notified 70 present the same for ssttis
pent. and those indebted 70 the frn are req uirsd
to settle their accounts, with the undersiened st
the old stand a. the beeks must BE- closed, 36s I'll
street.
my q 81 HEGRY BOurZ.
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RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
H0gslBOLp TuRNITURI, MICH COW,
on WEDNESDAY. the sath inst, ct 10 o clock.
at the residence Of . gentleman housekeeping,
corner Of 9 and 10th streets, Island, Bouse No.
615, general assortment Of Furniture Of eyery
descrip tion, one hne Mich Gov, Hegs, Gill Nett,
and Boat, TO be ssId without reserve.
n.y. eRrrH q WILLIAMS. Aucs..
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FOR ENVELOPES

Posi- OrsicE DKrsRrsEsT.
p sSresSfss %, M MAJ l. s.;;s ,sss
' Envsos POURED # ioa s de.
july. ISIS The sstii sted number Of Enyel"pS 9.
Glass i.-7Co 600 Envelopes for Cireul.r., ss By
s|::: sss: Envelopes = 81 3, 3; s. inches
s C,.ss.- e" ooa " eby4 4.
Cissss- $40 600 ESQ., 3sM
o.. An ordinary quality Of bull paper win answer
to be mace Of Manila Ssper, Of rm and even tex
tuIe, and the Others q buff or cream colored pa
,hs ESSslo%p es must be made in tn. mos.
the entire length Of the lap Of each Enssiops, and
ss banded + parcel. Of twenty i've, Pssk.d e
bear tram IoTt.tion through the mails When :
to fiji the order If Postmaster. they must Be put
mp in strong wooden boxes, and, IN either case.
by the cont' actor ~ directed BY an agent Of
The Envelopes mnst be furnished in snch guam.
nues as nay from time 70 time be required 70 fill
the orders Of Postmssters and be delivered either
Envelope in New YORK. a. the ssq
General may direct, Fl ee of cost for packing and
Bids arc also invited for furnishing Oooos I'm
velopes more less, to be used in covering de Ad
letters returned to writer's to be thoroug made
Of good quality of Mapills paper, we'll gummed
s.p BY 3k inches. The envelopes must have such
printing upon thcm may be directed by the Post
master General. Also. 100 lOo0 Envelopes. more or
less. to be thoroughly made Of the best quality Of
white or buff paper to be by a-I0 inches in size
and 20 have the words Post Office De par tment /"
Official Business, )" and Postmaster " printed on
them in the manner prescribed by this De TIM MT
These envelopes must be delivered at the Post
|. OH e Der artment in Washington d. c., in good
order ready for use. free of cost for packing and
Transportation and at the rate of about 50 eo per
week The first delivery of the envelopes specified
above TO be made as early IN July as practicable.
Specimens of the ere Mt XII nds of enveo pes for
which proposals are invited. may be seen by APP
plyln ing to the Poetmasters Of the following 0fices
viz New York, N. Y; Boston. Mass; Phil ldel.
phia, Pa: Baltimore. Md; they may be OBJ
tanned direct from this Department.
Bidders VIII be expected tn fu rnish specime of
the envelopes they propose to supply, aud no bid
Will be considered unless offered by Manusictu-
rers OF Envelopes, accompanied by satisfactory
The price bid, and the quality of samples submit.
ted will both be taken I'M to award
ing the contract
Bond and security will be required for the fai tn
ful perform Of the contract, and all pay menIs
under IL will be made quarterly
The bids should be END orsed PROPOSAL for Of
fee and Returned Letter Envelopes and ad-
dressed to the Third Assistant Postm aster General
W. DENNISON.
my Is eot23dJe Postmaster General.
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THE POTOMAC WATIR.-The Water Regis.
trar gives notice that on Sunday the supply of
water will be shut on, that the mains may be
flushed out, and our citizens should govern
themselves accordingly. a.s.
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~The New York Irish american does not
think G. o. /. X. Stephens is So the man for the
times"
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New York Markets,

Gold Still Going up.
NEW YORK, May S5.-GoId 1899 aI3qs..
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AN ExOHLLBHf BUGGY AND aAnnIu
~ HORsE for sale. Apply At the stable. -
239 Il street, betweea uth ard 18th f6r1 -
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He reoIersd Be. Mcdiessse md sulphur vapss
where I win - happg % Gait sDsn thee ~ -:
h neeA Of this nest heathfai treatnsnt-{sdIss n
Rar0oni1. I have also several vaeast ROOMS
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"HE PRESENT GRAND JURY have examined
over l,lo0 witnesses, and acted ON over 500
cases. since the 5th day Of March, the COM
mencement Of the present session, including
an adjournment Of two weeks