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The New York herald., 1869-02-16

DAwNBROKEKs sALE.--JAMES AGAR, AUCTION.
scr 90 New nowrry will seli ~ New Bowsfy 800 loa
or Mems and womrns Clothing Of all descrrtops BY order
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

DEREAPToRy SALE
= Of
,is.y magnificent
West. Side Lots,
between tho
Central Park
ami
tho Grand Rouevars
close an undivided ioteress
and IN single lots II desired
on WEDNESDAY, vsbruary II
by MULLER, WILKINS 60.
at 'he n,ceanse y, sslesroon',
The following valuable iois,.'. .'''
Three lots north side i7s tess ss 4 sinh avenue
Ten lots, south side 90 fesi wss Of Eighth
Twelve lots north side m ses eass of Grand Bonevs
eve .oc . ss.enle,a ny street. Grand pooey,r
s lots north side Seventeen street, al oet enst OF Grand
boulevard.
Ess os south 1 s street H. a re-, s,s q
Seventy seventh street.
lots south side seventy seventh street goo feet west o.
S0'n avenue TINS srss, a, p"w mSs"a oens graded
Four lois northwest OF Ninth and sevcuc'h
Very nearly all these lots are entirely
go. and cultivated as GARDEN. ,,, 80 -,
and mortgage for three years
DuBLrc SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsTArE.--wILL
Il ten NJ pubic auction The premises, WEDNESDAY, Feb.
runrv a. is6e o'clock n NJ tha finest and most desira
he Farm Ia Monmouth county, j., situated In MaenwAn
township commanding view OF Raritan Bay ID minutes
from keypo contains ~ highly cutyated three ap-
pc two peach aud two pear orchards ~ fn bearng ~ the
year; adapted uckng the finest wheat
and the yei not surpased In the county two farm
houses contains ala and cellar ono large man
sion, buh in modern style, marble manteis consina ~
rooms numerous large and comnodous onteundnrs zee
house. de- commanding yiew o. hay i've ehshouses ,ns
u CANT private residence summer boarding house
near the contemplated railroad from Long Branch 70 jersey
CITY Can he dyldei into -four ars, with dwelling AMI Or
chard on ssch TcfnA Sale positive 90 account q ds
ina. Reypcr, or call Oh R0sE, BALDWIN ROSE, No 90
Bcokna strecs, ~ ~ or JOsrpH ROSE, the premises.
Steamer Maeawan leaves Barclay street ~ r. NJ, daily,
and propclefs different hours, ssme pier.
wNBROKERs sALE-THIs DAY, ny JOHN MOP
TIMER, Is East broadway of 400 ot pien and woen's
choice Colhnc Bedding and other desirable goods by or
-------
DAwNBROKER's sALE.-R. FIELD, AUCrf)NTER,
<S Pearl street, CITY Hall place, VIII SELL this
day nj II o'clock, so los OF silk and other Dsse brochs
and woolen 8hawis, Remnants SILK aud Deas Goods Under
clothing Quilts and Rankot Boots and Shoes bsioine, &C.
ny order \. simpson \ Co., iab Bowcry.
pAwrBRoKERs sATE--JAMEs AGAR, AUCTION.
b9 New nowrry, viii sa A. 80 New Bowsry 800 lota
ot Mems and wcmen othne all descrrticps BY order
o H. Noon, seventh avenue and BupAners M " ~ o.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

A ucrroN SALE OF CRocKERy, GLASS, CUTLERY
IA Fancy Goois.~HENRY q. EVANS, Auctioneer, will
sc ucaihy February i6 At 10 o'clock, At 80 Barclay
general assortment of the above goods also Service o
Gnc SILVER Ware, In lots % suit city country
DEALERS Goods viii be packed n good order for shipping
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

TO hEAsE-FoR TERN OF YEARS, LOT IN TENTH
street, petwcen Bruaiway aud University place, ~ feet
FOR y srrs ~ % yh pr wss on S ssn
way.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

T)y HENRY y. MINER, AUCTIONEER, sALEsROOM
ID No. Coftandt street; Art gallery $40 BrosdwayES-
ecuors sale of Household Furrurc y order Of the exscu
BxRKFR will sell wednsaiy, February At los o'clock,
Al NO. IL Beach varick, gcnteel Household Fur
nIture made J. W Meeks, consisting OF Paror, Bed
room and Dining Room Furniture Carpets Nror Feather
Books Paintings EntrAvines, &c. Catalogues ready NJ
No Cprtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

NTARsHAL's SALE FANCY GOODs.-R. FIELD, AUC.
JNl tioleer, fsT Pearl street, City Hail place, will
SELL Wednesday, NJ II O'Clock, large lot OF Fancy Goods
Hosiery Ribbons Aid Gloves, &c BY order w. Thompson
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

wNBROKER's sALr.-rHIs DAY, ny JOHN MOP
TIMER Is East broadway. of 400 ots and worrens
choice Clothing Bedding and other desirable goods. by
der, M. Mehrbach, 81, Grand street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

DAwNBROKER's sALE-R. FIELD, AUCri)NTER,
j ssi Pearl street. corner CITY Hall place VII sell te's
day II O'Clock SO lots OF silk and other Dresses brochs
and woocn shaws Remnants SIR aud Dress Goods Under.
clothing Quilts and Riankcts Boots aud Shoes bsiong &C..
By order r. sImpson 3 Co, Ia6 BowcrI.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16
A UCTION SALE.
IA UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, J
CoLLRcTor's OFFICE NINTH DISTRICT, NEW YORK,f

A UCTION sALE-OF 10000 POUNDS WHITE LEAD
N in - and GO pounds cans 5000 Cigars Wednes
day seeraary y. a. lo$ o'clpsk also b " y Chamber
b. W. Cabinet Bookcase Paror Suits in figured reps
Bureaus Wasistands, Bcdstcads, &C., by COLE Muk.
ply, 3sl Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16
a ssrGNEE,s SALE or cABraEraAKERs STOCK.

n ny N. DOUGHTY, Anslioneor.
Tuesday and "Wednesday, February 10 and w. at II
o'clock cnch day AZ tho 3 Fulton and B Ann
The large aud consists Rosewood, Vail
nut ebony Paror and Library Suits IN all kinds OF nv
coverings the Chamber urnlaare In rosewood. walnut and
mahogany pain and carved ibrRrv and secretary Book
cases. Tur ish aui pain Lounges dining Furniture In
variety rncin clnes Eoods, I've sold in a suit
Dealers houaekceer hotel proprietprs, and others By
order of j. w. Mortimer. assignee. wi I
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

A UcTION NOTICE.-RARE OPPORTUNITY FOE
N housckeepes hotel keepers, clubs lodges aud dealer,
ERNEST ROTH'S Furniture Manufaclory 5S and 5t
Beccker street. near Broadway large stock q magnif
cent satin brOcate Paror Suits all cOl0s latest style pr
vate SALE from 70 2 su reps haIrcoth from $6s
70 &1b0 Turkish and Oriental Suits great variety Of Turk
sh Chairs and L0unges Library Bedroom and Dining Room
Furniture &C. cheap for cash and warrantedr class
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-28

TEE FRENCH ELKCTIoNs.-The latest re-
turns seem TO show that twenty -eight opposi-
t,Ol candidates have been elected to The next
Corps LegIslatif OF France. but in consequence
Of the provisions OF the French electoral sys-
TEN, rendering a certain majority OF votes ne
Cessary TO elect, there Is some discrepancy OF
statement as to the result. The returns, how
ever, serve 70 show that the opposition gain
will not. in any event, be large IN numbers,
But the fact that all the large cities have pro-
nouBced against Napoleon, indicates that
his rule Is on a very unstable foundation Toe
cities of rance raise the rev olutions that nm
set a hing OF Emperor with such sudden ness,
and The country has Little to say in the matter.
The elections have otherwise revealed an
amount of discomfort on the part Of the work.
ing people that will serve greatly to ives ken
the prestige of the Napoleonic dy nasty. and en-.
courage those who are plotting its downfall.
The extent of this discomfort is shown by the
bitter opposition made TO him in Paris by the
EOrkmen, whom he has tried especially TO con-
cIliate. For years he has spentenormous sums
n providing work for the dangerous classes"
snd the fact that he is unable to buy even their
support, Is ominous for the future tranq Utility
of his reign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-28

TEE OAK HILL CEMETERY SQUABBLs-we
are surprised 10 see that the IateHigsncer gives
place in its editorial columns-and as editorial
10 q bitter TRADE by party to the Oak Hill
Cemetery difficulty, which commences by
prating about christian charity" and ends
by an impertinent, untruthfui, and uncalled
for insInuation that our statements in regard
10 this controversy were biased through one of
the Star Company corporators being .sde
facto manager Of the cemetery company. >,
The IneeITigsneer, or rather this party who has
obtained control Of its editorial columns, seems
to think that the Universe il rocking on the
issue of this petty cemetery squabole-whether
or not Mr.. CorcOran snail be sustained in
refusing to pay forty EIGHT dollars to the boy
who tended the gate, ana kindred momentous
questions; and that aIl newspaperdom must
necessarily be so much interested in the
cOnyulsion as to take violent sides Our in
teresi IN the matter has been simply that Of q
newspaper, 10 give such facts in the case az the
public might care to see Failing to obtain the
report Of the investigating committee, We pro-
cured, from a source deemed entirely trust.
worthy and dIsinterested, the purport Of the
report which we published We have lust
now been assured by n member of the Com.
mIttee, thar our abstract furnished fair and
impartial showing OF the views expressed in
their report II, when the report appears.
II shall seem TO that we have fsiled
to dc justice TO either side, we shall
make the necessary correction. In the
meantime, we may remark that the sub-
Isct has already received more attention in the
newspapers that Its importance or merits de-
msnds- While the proper management of the
cemetery seems to be involved, it is very clear
that NE whole matter has degenerated INTO
personal quarrel Accordingly, beyond a state
nent of the final disposition of the case, as a
matter of news, II has little or no CLAIMS ON thu
columns of a public Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-28

NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
The Pacific RoilroGd-In the Commereial Con-
yention al New Orleans yesterday, q resolu
and minority reports Of the Pacific Railroad
Committee, was adopted That main trunk
OF the Pacific railroad line from San Diego,
Cahiornia, should be built through the lunc-
Hon or the rivers Colorado aud CHA, along the
LEY OF the Gila, south OF the same 70 Fl
faso, on me Rio Grande, thence to a conye-
nlent point near the I'D parallel, west Of IN.
Texas, TO which main trunk feed,ng rosas msr
De pull. rom 81 Louis, Cairo, Memphis, Vic ks-
burg, New Orleans, and Galveston ON the "a st.
ano ousy ma, mazafian, and San Francisco ON
the west with equal rights OF connecs,or g.
Pacific Railroad
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The delay in getting to work on the new
post ONCE authorized for the city OF New York
appears 70 be oceas!oned by the diversity of
opinion entertsi ued or The SUBJECT by the Com
missioners representing the United States ON
the one hanG and those acting for the city au
thoritIes On The Other. The lower point OF the
City PARK, sold by the Corporation to the
United States fer hall million, and coded BY
the State FOX post Ci;ics purposes, was deemed
unsuitaole in shape for the building decided
upon, anc LOT NO larger ia size. but different
m shape was asked for In exchange situated
nearer 10 the City Hall. 80 far, 1t seems, IL has
been impos ssble TO get the City Sinking Fund
Commissioners together TO formally consider
the matter Ii is understood, however, that
they are firmly opposed TO the proposed charge
II Is likely, therefore, that n New York is 70
have q new post once, 1t must be upon the site
originally selec ted, unless the matter is post.
poned until after Congress meets and that BODY
authorizes the selection of another location
outside the limits Of the City Park
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The faith of IN

The faith of those who have doubtsd tia
capacity OF the colored man 70 take care OF him
self must BE- rudely sha ken by the example AZ
forded by Frederick Douglass and his sons
The old gentleman, who some time ago hinted
that he would not nave refu sed the mission to
HaytI, has one son in the government Printing
Once, another in the once of Recorder of
Deeds in this city, and Is now trying, If rumor
Is to be credited, 10 get third appointed to a
escetshlp in the Naval Academy. This is
worthy not orly a white man. but a southern
white man,-oue IF the real old fashioned
sChivalJy" type.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-28

The political excitement in Tennessee il mn
10 fever heat Governor Brownlow Is ont in a
newspaper card favoring Senter for Governor.
IN opposition to Colonel VIM. B. Stokes.
Both nominees are Republicans and the party
IL divided upon them, the Democrats not bsiug
expected to put any one in the field. Senter is
Al present the acting Governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-28

~1bere are strikes OF woman i'm uou.,s
and serious disorders have taken place.
NPIincess MetternIeh calls a yelocipedf
- machine that sets 4 fool on rollers
~Mr. Bergh appeals 20 the New yo,t
Board OF Health not TO kill dogs this summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-28

Inc Old and New School Presbyterian As.
semeiies accepted the basis Of reunion yester.
day, and the two bodies may now be considered
as having become joined together. In these
days OF muinplieauOn of religious sects, this i,
an encouraging fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-28

Tomorrow evening the attaches Of the Ma
tiosa, Theatre will have q benefit AZ thar star
lishment, when "a Regular Fixp ana .rn.
Prosecuted Dutchman" will be performed
Mr.. Sheldon viii dance, and Mr.. Ganuoa vr,,I
sing some popular songs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-28

We are requested to announce that no public
business ill be transacted at the Stits Depart
meDt tomorrow BY order of the Presiden;
the Department will be closed in consequence
CT the devotion of that day to the celebration Of
TIE ceremonies attending the decoration OF the
graves of soldiers who died IN the late war and
are buried IN this vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-28

The Episcopal Convention of the Diocese of
Maryland decided yesterday TO allow of a rep .
resentation Of the laty upon the Standing
Committee by appointing upon i; three lay
members, TO five clerical members. resolu.
ton proposing that an Assistant Bishop be
elected Al the text meeting Of the Convention
was introduced, and after considerable debate
vas adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-28

Elsewhere zee proclamation BY Mayor Bovsn
IN regard TO the proper Observance of Memorial
Day.
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Jos PH GAwLBR
UNDERTAKEN &C.

c.
ESTABLISHED 1900
IL pre- pared 70 furnish his PATENT BURIAL
CASES, having procured letters DatsntrzE-
On them TLsss Cssss. Tor strength and 49,
duIs6fiity, cannot be excelled By any nov In use
In this country, being composed OF solid 4 Wslnut
With sidee all In one piece; round head and mould.
ed toDs-ths casee % completely fitting the bodies
q TO cause NO disturbance by trans portation An
Ct last avoiding the repusive and unsgh sh
&c. OF the old fashioned collins, and Often painf nj
delays attending removals. &c.
Thus, ny Improved Burial Case can, With per-
feet confidence, commend 20 the public, for where
u hss BEEN i.troduoed e has rapidly s1perseded
~ rS ether torn: Of rsssstaelss for the dad
fectniy. and With the cid Of machinery, can fur
nish at - low prices - they can be had at tas
Having the sxDsrispce Of twenty years In the
Under taking business. and keeping Q large stock
Of Come always on hand. Of my own make. per
sens requiring ny services may rely on their or
ders and Wfshes being carried out in psrttcu
Il have also introduced an Improved CORPSE
PbteEBvDR having proved Il In many casee
EorK The beet CARRIAGES and HrARSRS
iurptshed, WITH good Teams snd csrefai Drivers,
e all times, With everything regulate for tune.
rails. ar 1t the shortest nctice and ut
terms Calls promptly attended to as eli hours
both Of The day and night. -
:, hesidsn nee .Iercsms lsa ,Psana. ave bet
l.h ava 18Th streets. rirst Ward. my L. So
ElgHiHG TACKLE ut PRABODYy, No. A1I
y street, between 9Th and 7th Also deals IN
Guns. Pistols, Powder. Snot Balls Caps And q AZ.
uidges Repairing OF Guns Locks and BeIis den
IN the best ma.ner ct short notice myif II
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+ o x sALE R.,a.,x

One o. the best haiit and most desirable RE 81
DEMO- e in the city, contsining thirteen rooms,
including bathroom. With all the modern i'm
provenents: outside walls IL inches ard parti-
,ton wallis inc hes thick house is nearly new and
boft ny day labor. and suparinteuded by the
owner; stu alton on street. between ID and 81
This property will be sold cheap. Inquire OF j .
7 pIEk Co, No. II Louisiana avenue. cor.
ner OF TIN street. my q h
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Tor REHT-etnsie end com nueieatinG ROOMs
Il on the Arst e. yune. nicely taruished, large
aad veil isestedf oeet location in the city. Ais >,
al street. near Peuns. avenue. mn Sc
EOR kENT-A hsadeome BRICK H DUsE, with
II three stories end ba m.pt. tituated on the
southeast cosper q Massachusstts avenue AMI
nents. such a. sas, hot aud cold water, water
closets y ssh tubs WaoA stands, and bath tub
Pceseeeion given imDo1iately. Inquire OF G no.
= LAN0LAy. Wood aud Ceal Dealer Mas.aehu
sets avenue, between sth and 10th SIS. myH- ST
TOR RENT-rvo Of those Dc srasle nev three
y story BRICK HOSES. nine rooms on I NJ .
OPPOSITE 81 Aleysi.s Church Thee houses are
Aiso one 81 those elegant three story BRICK
HOUsES. on Defrees street, seven rooms ga
water cellar, bath roem, &c Rent only so
n. NJ R0HREK.
Real Bstate Broker.
my 21 New York svsnue and 9Th street.
FOR eALI-Thst desirable PROPERTY, a.
Sst strset, Georsetowu, fcorner Of Cay and
oulidfng, and co stains thirteen rooms, raege
Sa.%f e,eset, beth room. and has rot and cold
Eater throughout. There il over ten thoussnd
Eet OF sro1nd and q variety Of choice ehrubbery
cistern OF pure water at the kitchen door Tho
O'Clock .. m. nv T.tf
I AND Ar HALF PRICE FOB DASH FOR
acres meet frames Is and rooms with stables &e:
one q iie frt IN BOUNDARY street on New Blafens-
ourg and Baltimore & Ohio Raiirosd. \ mile due
north OF Kendall Green !" known as fenvict
Farm i'll cell At half less tina, lasd all srou nd
II g held a: il cash Gown BY 10Th OF June; il not
Obs srEwABr.
nSE 81 o Bov 82s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-28

THR WKIKLT STAR, now on our counter and
in wrappers ready for the mails, contains all
about the Municipal Campaign; the RePuoli-
car and s.Chtizens" nominating con ventions,
the candidates OF bob parties; Ward Meetings.
graphic account Of the Presidents visititO the
Naval Academy at Annspoiis m SPECIAL re-
ports OF the STAR: the Reunion OF the Pfesby.
terIan New and Old School Churches: the Oak
Hill Cemetery IN veshgation; story which will
interest all true vers entitled aCnristine Thel
lusOI special report of the prize nght; Uhan ses
il the Departments; Railroad Matters; Cuban
News; Society News. Washington News and
Gossip; the Courts; the W orkIng People; U seful
Items OF Domestic Economy Humorous Sketch
e: with Departmental, and Local News; Agri-
cultural and Housekeeping Miscellany; and
TIE latest Teleeraphic Dispatches from all
parts of the world.
IIeviston Me- merchants have organize
s. quoting club.
sTMotto of the Old and New School Pres.
byterisns "Let us have Peace."
1There is q settlement Of rs families of
Mormons in Williamsburg, opposite New
York.
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ENOoURAGE HONE IupusrRY.n
q L 4 o Q

THE wAsHINGToN CITY GLASS MANU-
FACfURIHo COMPANY
have opened their once and ssles room n, The
n1n corner Of esh street and Louisiana ave.
sHrcimens Of GLASS nade Sy tken,' ana wA ts
tnsy oHer ~ WHOLE6ALE 0HLY NJ Northaen
GLASSWARE nsde TO order.
JOIN 5ufDT, President.
S' Decretsry and Treasurer
SAL1 OF GevERNMIlT BUILDIIos -
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SAIA VI GovERNMlHF BUILDIIQe-
Wan Dpp.vr>rvx-

BrpK.ro n, War DEPARTMExr,
BY direction O, sAssIss roN. may D. 1850
ard L A a. 5reyet Major General o. O. How
soss de "a n Si ,hs Third Bow Of Buidins, IN
street. nofts Az ,huatsd on SQUARE yosl. y ana
un'l Hs S5.ssi'sd b. the ssdsrsiensd
Thirty days will be allow a Sss ~, Isos
,nf fs; All care snd responsibility for ths 80.
Terms cash.
The right to reject any or all bids o..,ss,, r.
Proposals. with . cory OF thi, adx.,,;...
ust be spclose1 In sealed veopes 80 ~ ent
dressed 70 j. EIoS ~
ny e 81 Brew. Hal. aad Disbar,i ~ a..
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FARMs FOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE.

so ACRES, one mile from the District line; 4
seres IN rye. balance wood; virgia soil; log cabin
high, healthy situation; nne springs Of pure soft
SO ACRES, mostly in oak, chestnut. and pine:
on the road: good sandy loan soil; healthy.
80 Oh 100 ACRIS, splendid location; he althy:
Wen wattred; peach, apple, and other fruit trees
apo grsCes IN abundance; stacle; ice. wood. and
cn,eken mouse and yard; 81 or more acres uader
Either one or all Of these tracts will be sold
CHEAP for cash, or EXCHANGED with . 90 or $500
~ Sssa LOT OF good fIy
my List 4uT street.
HOT WEATHER Is OOMING-If you want to
IL ouy deiehtfol Country Home. So miles from
corner T e,' In and SicOn' en- hiLBooRS LAT nTs
LOB BENT-Tvo three-etory Prick HOUSES
tnauiIe At Mrs. fARNHAh's corner u-h
ana I'll streets myi-eOlna
FOE RENT-EewIy AID elegantly FURSIsnFD
residence. Apply 3s6 L street, betweea isth =
ana vermont avenue maya In
Two BUILDERS AND cONTRACToEs-
iesse on ground rent. fer a term Of yea-- w .
Pennsy lvania avenue and south B street Vii, b.
lessed for a moderate amount. Apply 81 the Sta
oinoe. myStf
LOB RRNr-An elegant BRICK HOUSE, csn-
tainir g 10 rooms and a kitchen bath rosm ami
crate. Cain at No. 50 Missouri avenue spsf
EOB RENT-That handsomely furnished PR
l. NATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia rooms and
All modern conyeniences; with large ground. at
tscned. 2 most delightful summer residence fur
ah Apply 70 WIN McNEIB. Real Estate B BTc.
Her, No. 4sa 9TH street, between ID and 3. aE-n
J. earoen FARM. FIVE miles from the city, IN
virginia fr''' sla'G &pLb hS6lk e a LARA.
ep HG Corner 18th and y SITS.
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TAsYLUM OF wAsHINaTON COMMAH.
US DEFY. No: 1, kklvdTS TkMPLAR.
wAshINGfON COMM ANDERY. No. i, viii
assemble Tor drill on FRIDAY EVENING, May
rs. At O'Clock, the W hite Lot, south Of the
Presidents. Should the weather prove unfavor-
able, the knights will assemble instead at Oarusis
HALL Fatigue dress. By erder
JOSEPH B. WILL,
IL Eminent Comm. ader.
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IHAvl ON HAND
LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
RICH AND sEAsONABLE
DRY GOODS,

purchased at low prices In the early season before
the advance In the price OF gold.
Owing to the backw ardness of the season. and
o'her depressing circumstances, my Stock Is much
larger than usual at this season. and must be re-
duced. have therefore N ale a large reductio in
tn prices OF all new goods. all goods of forme-
seasons sold without regard ia cost or valuel and
I now offer to the citizens Of the District the
,srgest and most beautiful assortment Of goods TO
to insure sales.
The stock in BLACK and COLORED sILKsis
unusually large end attractive: in BLACK and
COLORED GRENAUINE, TISSUES and thin
goods Of ali kinds IL is I'll and plete. at very
low prices. Lawns. ORGANDIES, OAMBRIC5
and TRAVELLING DRESs GOODS ct unusual
y low figures.
Full stock Of MOURNING GOODS OF all kinds
suitable for the season.
READY MADE SUITS in LINEN for travail.
ling WHITE FRENOH LAWN DRESSES and
SACKS ct less price than the cost of making
100 pieces DRESS GOODS at Is cents per yard
FAMILY, DOMESTIC. and HOUSEHOLD
GOODS In great variety, at greatly reduced sales
Partie ular attention is called to the stock of
NApK1Ns-s new thing in this market; very SUI
perior and cheap.
An inspection from the public is respectfully
requested
No customer will be urged to purchase unless
the goods and prices suit.
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
312 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUB,
NY 7-6t Befveen 9th and 10Th