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Affairs In GeergetsWn.

EXAMINATION OF COLoRED SCHooLs.-This
morning the colored schools in the school
building near the junction of West and North
reefs were examined by Messrs. A. T.. New.
ton. and John kimball. Primaries No. 1, 3 g.
Mi Kyer, Mrs. Thompson, Miss p. Chamb er-
lain. teachers, were examined. and the pro-
1ciency OF the pupils was highly commended
No. was not examined, the the teacher, Miss
Shadd, being i'll. intermediates No. 5, 6, 7,
Misses Moore, Hardy and Conrad, teachers.
Grammar school No. 8, Miss Eliza Chamber.
lain, teacher; proved that They have not been
careless OF the opportunitie afforded them
The responses to the questions in arithmetic,
geography, grammar, and the various branch
es OF education taught in those schools were
prompt and correct, and the scholars and
teachers were compllmented by the parents
and friends of the pupils.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-The attendedce at
the Exchange was not very large this morn
ing. Oferings-15O50 bushels corn 2750 bush.
wheat. Sales-3000 bushels Red wheat at ESQ,
$500 bushels White corn, at 500. 300 Dbl. extra
flour at Sl2 .25aS13. Shipped on account of
owners, 5000 bushels, White corn, ana 300
bushels yellow.
THE CANAL-The coal fleet is arriving rap.
idly. and this morning As boats bringing 1850
tons were regis tered at the Collectors office.
PORT OF 0EoRGRTowN.-Entered Steamer
Columbia, Harper. master-from Baltimore,
New York, Marshal, Master from PhiladeI.
phia: John Gibson, Fuller, Master, from New
York with merchandise to District Mer-
chants.
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The Indian War.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.-Gen. Gregg has
been through to Santa Mara, but has discoy.
cred no traces of the Indians.
The rumored capture of Youngs company,
Sth cavalry, 1t is said, arose from the men hay-
ing mutinied and killed the captain and lieu
tenant
Gen Gregg would make short work Of the
red skins If he had six or eight companies Of
cavalry.
Twom were killed by the Indians. TWENTY
five miles from Prescott, on the I'd inst
Gen Gregg is planning an extensive expe-
dition against the Indians.
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-Omaha dispatches re-
port general cessation Of Indian hostiIlties
along the Platte route. General Ausur had
reached Fort laramie firm Fart Morgan All
we'll The indiana seem to have left Platte
others soute. The latter are undoubtedly
those who made rand on the Smoky Hill
route and the Kansas Pacific Railroad ON
Saturday last Outrages on the Arkansa.
river. in the vicinity of Fort Dodge and along
the Sa ia Fe route are reported, and it is not
impossible that the theater Of the war will he
changed from the Platte and Smoky Hill route
to the Arkansas river and the country south
oft.
says Gen'l Terry and Gen'l Sherman have
each written letters to the Governor of Dako-
tab advising the postponement of the contem.
plated exploring expedition to the Black Hills.
They say thatthe country still concede the In.
dian lands, and any attempt to occupy it by
the whites will be resisted by the Indians, and
that in the present condition OF affairs the
Government cannot furnish protection.
The telegraph line between Fort Cooper and
South Pass, distance of 175 miles, is now, and
has been for two weeks, in the hands Of the
Indians.
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ALEXANDRIA 1TEMs.-The Gazette OF yes.
terday says:
Mr.. Thomas McClelland, artist, who lived
in this city some twelve or fifteen years ago,
but since that time has been absent, returned
here on May the oath, in destitute circum-
stances, and died suddenly at the boarding
house of Mrs. Wright, yesterday.
The grocery and commission store Of Black
lock Co, was burgiariously entered on Sat-
urday night last, through front window in
the second-story, and robbed OF about $50
worth OF groceries.
We have to record the death OF one Of the
Oldest and most respected OF our fellow cti-
Zens, Robert Brockett, Ed, wholdeparted this
life on Saturday night last, in the 18th year Of
his age.
One hundred and fifty -four births, and nine
ty-six deaths. were registered in the Clerks
Office Of this county, during the year 1866.
The registration Of the voters of this city re-
commenced this morning.
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DROPOSALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT June /, 1857.
Sealed Proposals for Stationery will be received
at this Department until the first day OF July,
1867, at IL o clock M. The Department reserves to
itself the right to order the papers in Class fat
folded or plain or faint-ned, to any required pat
tern
Deliveries of all articles in the several classes
must comply with the specifications, which, with
blank forms for bidding, will be furnished to bid
ders.
Ali deliveries will be subject to inspection by an
expert detailed Tor the purpose 10y the Secretary OF
the Treasury and the delivery of any inferior art
Gle shall be deemed sufficient cause to annul the
contract.
Deliveries must be free of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington. Each proposal must be
signed by the individual or firm making 1t, and be
accompanied by satisfactory guarantee that the
bidder Will execute contract, with good and sum-
cient bonds, II his bid be accepted.
The failure to comply with any one order under
the contract to operate the forfeiture OF the en-
tire penalty of the bond, the Secretary OF the
Treasury may direct the purchase in open market
of such quantities of any article shall be neces-
and charge TO the contractors fifty per centun OF
the price which it shall be found necessary to pay
for such articles.
Proposals unaccompanied by satisfactory guar
antees will not be considered, and contracts Will be
awarded only to established manufacturers OF or
dealers in the articles.
The Department reserves the right to accept bids
Tor Individual items in Glasses and 2, or to reject
Bidders will be required to conform their bids to
the specifications furnished, and failure to do 90
will cause the rejection of any bid.
fair cost of the article will be deemed fraudulent
HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
je 1-M Secretary of the Treasury.
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INTERESTING PENSION DECISION


The acting Secretary of the Interior, Hon.
W. I. Otis, has just rendered a decision in a
rule by which the legitimacy of a child is to
be determined in the administration of the
pension law. The Commissioner of Pensions
held that the term Legitimate child" EN-.
ployed in the pension laws without any quail
Trying expression, was used IN its common
law acceptation. and that by the common law
ante nupnal children. were illegitimate The
Acting Secretary holds differently in a
case arising under the second section of
the pension act Of July 25, 1866, which pro.
vIdes stbat the pensions to widows OF d eceased
soldiers and sailors, having children by such
deceased soldier or sailor, be increased at the
rate OF 50 per month for each child of such sol.
dier or sailor, under the age OF sixteen wears
An act of the Legislature Of New Hampshire.
approved July 8, 1860, DEGREES, ssThat where
parents OF children horn before marriage after.
war1s In termarry and recognize such children
as their own, such children shall inherit
equally with other children under the statnte
OF distribution, and shall be deemed legiti.
mate" The child thus legitimatized by the
law OF New Hampshire is legitimate in the
sense in which the term is used in the pension
laws. and therefore as much entitled to pension
as II born in lawful wedlock.
a child was born in New Hampshire August
Is, ls16, of a woman then sole and unmarried,
who married in that State November 2S 1861
The parties subsequently to their marriage
recognized the child. The husband enlist ted
In New Hampshire regiment, and persisted
In the military service of the United States,
and In the line of duty. His widow was pen
stoned. On the taking effect of the act above
quoted, she applied for an increase on account
of such child. The acting secretary decided
that the child thus legitimated by the law OF
the place of its birth. Of the domcIle of its
parents and Of their marriage, would so clear
~ De entitled to pension in the event of il
surviving its mother, as If it had been born in
lawful wedlock, and that the mother was
entitled to the increase Of pension which she
claims.
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THE EUROPEAN NEws.-European news by
the Atlantic cable states that on the adjourn
ment OF the Prussian Diet yesterday the Min
lister OF Finance congratulated the members on
the cordial and intimate relations existing be-
tween Prussia and France as an assurance OF
lasting peace. Austria has joined in the de-
mand for an ing uiry into the condition OF Gam
dia. The London Times Of yesterday says that
general feeling OF distrust and uneasiness is
noticeable in financial circles. The ueen of
Prussia will arrive in England to-day, on
visit to Queen Victoria Count Bismarck is in
Pomerania. The members OF the Left' in the
Hungarian Legislature are active in their op.
position to the Cabinet. The Emperor of
France specially thanks the Coun Gil of the Ex-
hlbition for its fficial congratulation on his
escape during the attempt on the Gar
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SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

The letter Of Gen. Sheridan to Gen. Grant re-
ferred to in yesterdays STAR, no less than the
embarrassment which all the world now know
that Gen Sickles rests under in the proper exc
cution of the reconstruction law, demonstrate
the absolute necessity for prompt supplement
tai reconstruction Congressional legislation
The vehement pro-rebel demands and denun.
Citations of the National Inteligencer, which in
such matters assumes to speak for those it
claims to have absolute authority over the acts
OF these officers, tell most forcibly what may
happen in the way of putting stop to recon.
struction If Congress shall fail to place it be-
yond the power OF any to reinstate rebel ideas
rebel measures, and rebels themselves in
ascendency throughout the South.
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THE LATEST MEXICAN NKws.-Late ad yices
from Mexico just received here are to the effect
that Marquee on hearing Of the fall of @ uere.
taro opened documents left by Maximilliau
and found one in which he addicted in favor
OF young lturbide, the son OF Mad. Iturbide
formerly Miss Green, OF GEORGETOWN, in this
District. Marquee Immediately proclaimed
1turbide Emperor, under the regency OF the
Empress Carlotta, and arrested thirty or the
most notable Liberals and imprisoned them as
hostages for the lives Of Macmillan ana his
companions. There were rumors on the coast
that MAMMALIAN had been sentenced-that he
mad been executed-that MARQUEE had exc.
cuteo some OF the Lih4rals he held as hostages
Gc but they are not Veil founded
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ANOTHER GIFT ENTERPRISE BROKEN Up
The so-named Southern Orphans Gift Enter
prise Relief Association, ad vertised as a grand
scheme tor the benefit of Southern Orphans,
and by which scheme large amounts of money
We're raised, has suddenly come to grief in
Baltimore. A quarrel arose among the mana
gers over the funds that had been collected,
and the Grand Jury found presentments
against the firm of Palmer Il Co, for violating
the laws OF the State of Maryland prohibiting
lotteries. 1t is stated that only thirty thous-
and out Of the five hundred thousand tickets
have been sold, and that the most valuable
prizes announced had been retired from he
scheme.
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IMMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA.-The Virginia
immigration Board met in Richmond last week
and adopted the following proposition "That
the Board shall appoint General G. Tochnan
Its general agent in Europe to promote i'm MI
grauon 10 virginia, and that under the control
OF the Board there shall be appoi nted dom sstic
agents In Virginia. and that the sale of lands
to Immigrants shall be the subject OF private
contract between said agents, the owners
OF the lands and the immigrants, upon such
terms as the parties may agree upon, and ia
ali cases 1t shall be provided that the purcha.
ser shall have the privilege Of inspecting the
land, In person, or by an attorney, before his
contract of purchase shall become binding
upon him -
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FINAN CIAL.

Lewis johnson &c Co., quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign m arkets as follows
NEW YORK. June 25.-First Board-New
York Central Railroad, 1G2H Erie Railway ,6Ox;
Erie preferred, -; Hudson River Railroad.
X. R.,1O7k Michigan Southern and N. Indiana
R.R., 71isi Illinois Central r. r., -; Cleve-
land and Pittsburg r. R., 70; Northwestern,
3h: do. preferred, son: Cleveland and Toledo,
-: Rock Island, 9Oa; Fort Wayne, 96I; Pa
clfic Mail, l3G
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IMPORTANT GASES DECIDED IN THE COURT
OF CLA1Ms.-In this court to-day judgments
were rendered against the United States in ia
vor OF the following persons, to wit:
Andrew j. Richardson, to amount of $40.
735 Randall & Smith, to amount of S1OO, 900
Dewitt q. Crowell to amount of 81, 55l. Chas
ID. Gilmore amount not announced
In fourteen cases known as Cotton claims,
the CoNrt renders judgments in favor Of claim.
anus 10 the amount in the aggregate Of nearly
sllO,OO0.0O. The Court reserved its decision N
twelve similar cases.
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ga black DELEGATE, from Greene cou~tv.
attended the Ohio Republican Uon vention.
ga female Blondin, named Rosa Celeste.
Ii to cross Niagara Falls on q rope in Q few
days.
ga yellow girl In Lynchbure, Va, has
three times tried to Kill herself. She 10 madly,
hopeiessly In love.
n0lra Aidridgs, the colored actor, IA az.
pected in New York sosn.
~There were twelve assaesins in thu Mot
to assassinate the Gar Of Ru ssis. Each plsced
himsef IN selected spot for the attempt
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Quarantine Regulations.

NEW YORK, June 25.-In consequence of
the appearance Of the yellow fever at New
orleans all vessels arriving from that port
will, until further orders, be boarded In the
lower bay. Pilots are also notified that in
order to afford the necessary facilities for
careful examination of passengers. all steam
ers bringing in emlgrant passengers will be
required to anchor Immediately upon arrival
at quarantine.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June /, 1857.
Sealed Proposals for Stationery will be received
1867 at u o clock m.
must comniy with the snaci Hcations which sitb
blank forms for bidding, will be furnished to
bidders.
All deliveries will be subject to rigid inspection,
and the delivery of any inferior article will be
deemed sutfi Cient cause to annul the contract.
Address, Department of State lie 7-tiyl
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Flour market 1Oa2O
cents better; receipts, 2,li1 bbls. Wheat market
3a5 cents better; receipts, POS bushels. Corn
market quiet and steady; receipts, 14,2Os
bushels. Rye nominal. Oats quiet and firm.
Pork dull and lower; new mess, S2l12a
sci Is Lard dull at 11xa12E. Whiskey
steady Barley nominal. Cotton dull and
dropping at 26k for Middllng Uplands
Ereights quiet.
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~ A writer in the Christian Register says
that long sermons keep people away from
church.
SA man from Baltimore, named DOYLE.
has been arrested at Norfolk, charged with
illegally regis tering.
~ Flour has fallen two dollars per barrel
on tho lower grades since the LIST OF Nav
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THE CRLEBRATIoN IN BosToNYRsTERDAY-
Yesterday morning, the new Masonic Hall in
Boston was dedicated with imposing cere.
monies by the Grand Lodge OF Massachusetts,
the President and General Rousseau taking
grand Masonic procession. consisting Of
eighteen divisions, formed on the Common and
moved through the principal streets of the
spicuous place OF honor in the line, and were
received everywhere with respectful applause
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heath md nrnnE onnnSs

NEW YORK, June 25.-The dead BODY of a
little girl six weeks old was found in bed in
Leonard street, and beside the body was the
m other in gross state Of intoxicatiou.
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The Lord Bond Robbery Again

NEW YORK, June 25 Mr.. Lord, upon whose
property ne famous Lord bond robbery was
committed, ye"terday received, through an
unknown source, Sl.2G0, 900 worth Of the bonds
stolen from him. This leaves deficit of only
$4,000 still missing
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING IRON AT
l. THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.
NAVY PAYNAsrER's OFFICE.

NAVY PAYMAsTER's OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June q, 1857
Sealed Proposals. to be endorsed Proposals, -
Will be received at this Office until IL the first
day OF July, 1867, for the following iron, which
must be OF the very best quality, to be delivered
free Of expense and Government tax at the Wash
tiOn thereat, to wit:
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting,
20 Fifty Tons No. i American Pig Iron.
kesp9nsible security required for the prompt and
forms for bids to be had at this office
CALVIN c.. JACKSON,
lie o5-3t p.ymestar r. : Savy
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Special kilograms to the Star.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

BY Gable to the Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, June 25-Noon. Cotton has a
downward tendency. Sales Of 6,O00 bales
Middling Uplands. 11Hd: Orleans, 11asd
Breadstuffs and provisions unchanged Other
articles unaltered.
LONDON. June 25-Noon sols 81: u.
S. 5-2O's, 70; Illinois Central, FOX: Fries, 40.
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From the Plains.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-Arizona advices
to June have been received. The scouting
parties under Colonel Ingles have returned.
They had several engagements with the In.
dians, killing TWO and wounding numbers
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Smothered her Infant.

NEW YORK. June 25.-A lunatic mother on
Blackwell's island. while affectionatelv en-
braciRg her little daughter. only two weeks
oil d, accidentally smothered it TO death yester :
day.
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The Foster Case in North Carolina

WILMINGTON. N. g., June 25.-The case OF
j. +. Foster. late Collector of the port was
again before the U. S. Commissioner yesterday,
The defendant waived an examination be-
fore the Commissioner. preterring to have the
case brought directly before the e. s District
Court.
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- READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
SEE OUTSIDE FOB INTERESTING TIL1.
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
AMUsEMENTs. &C.. TO NIGHT.

METzERoTT HALL.-Last night fthe splen-
did exhibition OF the National Stereopticon.
METRoPoLITAN HALL.-A brilliant pro-
gTamme this evening.
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MAYORS OFFICE.

N AUX > UF FITE,
Al WAsHINGToN, d. c., June 18th, 1877
Proposals will be received at this Office until II
o'clock NJ on SATURDAY, the 9th day of July
next, for grading and graveling Twenty sixth
street west, between street north and PennsyI-
vanla avenue the street be graded to the proner
shape before graveling shall be done the gravel
to be tnine) inches in the center and tapering to
-four inches at the gutter line The gravel shall
be OF the best qualit and free from loan and the
street to be raked and rolled with heavy roller,
Bidders will state the price per cubic ward for
grading, and per square yard for graveing But
filling whichever measures most The surnlus
earth to be deposited and eyeled in Twenty third
street west, between Pennsylvania avenue and NJ
all Dds J. W. DYER.
Je 26- 29&jy6 Commissioner First ard
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M lSS ROSS WILL OPEN SEMINARY FOR
AVl YOUNG LADIES at No. 456 street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets. on WEDNES-
DA1, September Is, 1851 Application must be
street opposite the City Hall, and fter July ad-
dressed to $40 & street je o.
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Sln cen sequence OF the pressure on our
columns to-da y, caused by publishing tia
Mayors message in full, several reports of
school examinations and much other intsrest.
ing matter is crowded out Of our paper until
Tomorrow.
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~The ANIMAL message OF Mayor Waliach
submitted to the Councils last night, is pub.
lished in full, in our paper to-day.
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YELLOW FEvsR ON UNITED Stairs
STRAMRR.-The United States steamer Wi.
nooski arrived at Ha mpton Roads yesterday
with forty odd cases OF yellow fever on board
The epidemic made its appeara nee after the
vessel left Martinez, Cuba.
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~Tbere has been no quorum In the Mary.
land Constitutional Convention for few days
past,
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PERsoNAL.-Robsrt Lincoln. Esq, son OF
the late Presidsna, was in the Surrstt trial
room to-day. General B. F. Butler has re-.
turned to this city.
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~Of the hve hundred and twenty exhibf
tors from the United States at the Paris Ex.
position, awards have been made in favor of
two hundred and sixty.two.
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PROPOSALS,

I 1ST OF PROPOSALS RECEIVED AT THE
- Quartermaster Generals Office for Clothing,
amp, and Garrison EQuipage, for the week end
}. L. Holton, of Kalamazoo. Michigan, desires to
purchase one Hospital Tent, slightly worn. 1t
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~ Colonel q. z. Giddings, 10th United
States infantry. commanding the post at Sd.
yannah, died suddenly At Macon. recently.
-dlngs, Of Ohio.
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FARM LANDS IN ALABAMA.-The Commits.
sioner of the General Land Office has received
information from Alabama to the effect that s45
farms, comprising SIS acres of land, in the
neighborhood OF Huntsville, have been added
to the product We force Of the State. undsr an
Act OF Congress approved June 21st, 1868.
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The President in Boston.
Boston, June 25.-The President was con.
d cted to the Capitol to-day and formally re-
ceived by tn q Governor.
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Indictmen mt of Gen. Cole for the Murder Of
HiacncL

NEW YORK, June 25.-The grand jury at
Albany, yesterda y, found a true bill against
Gen. Cole, charging him with murder in the
first degree in the killing Of Mr.. Hiscock
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- The yellow fever has made its appear
ance In New Orleans.
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l4-td

STRASBOURG MEATS, in small fancy jars, and
- put up BY Crosse Blackwell, OF London.
Assorted ENGLISH PICKLES.
I'd ITALIAN SAUSAGE.
PARMESAU,
- a. STILTON CHEESE, and
CHEDDER CHEESE,
Genuine and Of best quality.
-. go N. W. BURCHELL,
corner 18th and streets,
ny Is under Ebbitt House.
sos IA to 49, q a..-r 7as
y HslS3 n 3IA -
-sS~i.rs Z fsess.5s sassA ss
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

EOR SALE-An upright STEAM BOILER. nav
y running a six horse power Engine, with Smoke
Stack and Force Pumps, in good order. Inquire
corner 5th st. and New Yd ! avenue. je 90
CRAY,S AND IMITATION LINEN 1YR0N
" COLLARS, % cents per box, at
je B-n A0DE0N hAkL
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WASHINGTON, June IS, 1e67.-Jay Cooke l.
90. furnish the following quotations Of Gsv-
arnunont sacuritias