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DIED:-On Sunday night, June 9th,
1869, MARY LAURA, daughter of
Samuel w. and Laura Henarie, aged
years and 9 months.
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ERESH LEMON SYRUP-War-
IL ranted Genuine. Prepared by H. ST.
JOHN. Orgeal Syrup, Vanilla, Pine Ap-
pie, Strawberry. Prepared by H. ST.
JOHN.
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The jackson Tragedy.

THE KILLING OF MAYOR CRANE BY f. NJ.
YERGER.
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JOHN j, FERGUs0N,
MATCHMAKER & JEWELER,
OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE.

tg Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re.
paired. -
N. B.-Highest cash price paii for old
gold and silver fdec23'6s-tf
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ESTIMA
of Parish Expenses for 1869.
BRICK MASONS.

BRICK MASONS.
TIME UNDERSIGNED have formed
i copartnership to set sugar ket-
ties and do other brick work for sugar
planters in Rapides, at tho shortest no.
tice. Mr.. Edgar has large experience
in setting sugar kettles.
b. D. EDGAR,
GILES SMITH.
June 3Otll, ls69-tf.
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[fRESH PUMPKIN SEED-Jusi
received aud for sale by II. II. JOHE
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URINE WHITE VINE VINE.
il gar, for sale by Fl ST. JOHN.
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Ice House TOnsOrial Saloon.

LEON DESIGNS
"AS PURCHASED THIS SALOON,
IL and will attend to it in person.
Shanlpooning, Hair Dying, Shaving
and Hair Cutting attended 10 in the
latest style.
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Ger oil the paper, speaking OF hfHl III oppro-
bious terms. Grisham replied that he was,
when Tuthitl drew a repeater and fired at
Grisham without effect. Grisham there.
upon struck down the pistol, and Crap
ping with Tuthill, beat him severely.
In the paper, this evening, he charges
| Tuthill with an attempt to assassinate him.
The affair creates no little excitement
but will not, it is presumed, lead to further
difficulty.
| PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-The Republi
can Convention nominated Geary on the
first ballot.
MEMPHIS. June 23.-Crop reports from
Arkansas are very encouraging.
/ The Board of Aldermen appointed Q
committee this afternoon to investigate
the charge made by the Mayor against them
Alderman Mofett denounced the com
mittee as whitewasbing one, and Eeitera
ted the charges of the Mayor.
Itis currently reported tonight that the
Grand Jury has been investigating Mayor
Leftwhich's charges against certain mem
bers Of the Board Of aldermen, and thai
indictments will be found against at least
three of them for bribery and corupt,on.
The police made raid on the keno hall:
tonight, aud arrested all the. proprietors..
The Supreme Court has confirmed the
verdict OF the Criminal Court in the case o
: Moody and Calvin, convicted Of the muir
der OF Capt. Perry OF the police abont
year, ago, and they will be hung.
RlcHMeND, June 23.--Chief Justice
t Chase, by Invitation, visited the Tobacco
2 Exchapgp, where he was welcomed will
enthusiasm. Upon being introduced b.
the president, he said few words express
ing the hope that Virginia will soon regain
! her former prosperity. He was ioudi
: cheered.
] WASHINGTON, June 24.--The Presiden
thas signed j. HUXLEY AsLton's appoint
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT Judge Wylie. This
Court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Israel Wallace and George Jones. Open.
Ing vault In Ebenezer graveyardIand steal.
Ing therefrom the dead body Of Adelaide
Proctor.
Mr.. Harrington, for the defence, argued the
case for the defence, and Mr.. Darlington for
the prosecution. The jury found verdict
of guilty.
James McCarty. Assault and battery
upon Maecaga Early. Early cut down, on
the fourth Of March, a flag which bad been
raised by McCarty and Others, Claiming
that he had been directed by the proprietor
OF the building to close up the house and the
Nag ropes were In the way Of the closing up.
An alteration occurred, In which McCarty
assaulted Early. The jury returned verdict
OF not guilty.
The exceptions In the Huyck case were
then submitted.
Adjourned.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIvERsARY.-The fifty
erst anniversary of the New York Avenue
sunday School (Presbyterlan) will take
place tomorrow evening at the church.
Prominent Sunday School men will address
the meeting.
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FATAL ACCIDEST.-Yesterday morning
while three painters were engaged in paint
Ing the front of a house belonging to MIR. J
+. Essex, near the corner of Seventh and /
streets, the scaifold on which they were
standing gave way and two of the party were
preclpitated to the ground. The other was
fortunate enough to seize the coping OF one
OF the windows of the second story and draw
himself into one Of the rooms. Mr.. Richard
to the ground, and upon being taken up II
was found that he was badly injured, SO
much SO that he had to be taken to his home
on litter. lie was taken to his residence,
on Fifth street, between and X, where he
was attended by DR.. Bowen. We learned
Into last evening that Mr.. Harrington had
died from his injuries.
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AFRICAN On. e. ZION CONFERENCE
THIRD DAY.-The conference rc-assembled
ut a. m, yesterday, Bishop s. T. Jones pre-
siding. Rev. Emanuel Jones, Of Baltimore,
led In the opening devotional exercises. A
committee was appointed to walt upon tho
President Of the United States to learn at
what time he could grant an interview with
the conference. The credentials Of Parker
Williams from Rock Creek church were re-
ceiyed and he was admitted as a lay delegate.
Mr.. Williams gave brief account of the
church at Rock Creek, after which the con-
ference adjourned In honor of President Linz
coin and the emancipation proclamation.
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ENTERTAINMENT Br Equal DIVISION S. OF
The exercises under the head Of "The
Good Of tho Order" which took place amer
the transaction of the regular business, were
very Interesting, consisting Of vocal and In
strnmental music, which preceded ilne rem
dillon OF nine scenes from the drama of "The
Drunkard." The leading characters were
assumed by Misses Maggie Mcdaniel and
Emma Maxwell and Messrs. Joseph Harris,
Charles Maxwell and Joseph Connor. A
large audience Of ladies and gentlemen pres.
eent seemed highly delighted with the manner
In which the play was represented.
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SPORT AuEAD.-The admirers Of ''horse
flesh" on the hoof, are shortly to be treated
with novel race, or "walk round" at The
National course. The proprietor Of the
Washington brewery has accepted banter
from well-known Ice dealer to try the re.
spectiye metal Of their teams, wagons In.
cluded, over the above course, the purse be.
Ing the price Of dozen or two wcil-fllled
goblets Of ale to the winner. Tho precise
time Of the race has not yet been announced,
but as the bets are heavy and the teams like.
wise, 1t 10 supposed when the track Is In q
"heayy condition" the sport will commence
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GEO. G. HgSSNa, No. 5l1 Seventh street,
makes to order and furnishes at short notice;
Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing, either
for dress or business, In the best manner.
Gentlemens' and Boys Dress Shirts and
Chlldren's Shirt Waists, In quantities Of one
half dozen each or more.
dentlemen's Undershirts and Drawers, In
Rubber Clothing for gentlemen and bows,
on shoeting, drill, alpaca, or silk, of apy az
aud In any quantities; and
SIMILAR ARTICLES,
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THIS EVENING Rabbi II. +. sneersohn will
by special request from the most prominent
men here, repeat his lecture on the HOLY
Land. The distinguished Rabbi was assured
by the Secretary OF State, with whom he hnd
lengthy Interview yesterday, Of his sym.
PATTY with the cause the representative of
the East advocates, and Of his efforts to do
all he can to contribute to the maintenance
OF the principle Of federation. We expect
that no one who has an interest In the Bible
land will neglect this rare occasion to hear
the eminent orator Of such exquisite ability
and force. Senator Wilson will preside on
the occasion.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Chisf Juslies Cartier
This court was occupied as follows yesterday
Robert Schroeder VS.. Ludwig Miller. Ao-
tlon Of assumpsit for money lent, &C., and
on q promlssory note In the Polish Language
for SlOOi to which the defence plead that the
note was forged. Bradley for plaintiff,
Schmidt for defendant. Tho defence sought
to show that the note in question had been
altered after Its execution. The Jury found
for the plaintiff In 500.
Thos. Cook VS.. Jos. W. Mattlngly and
wife. Case discontinued
Charles Ebel vs.. Gray & Bergman. Re-
plevin for certain articles OF personal prop
erty, being the furniture, 60, of the Pres
colt House, corner Of Thirteenth street and
rennsylyanla avenue. Totten for PLAINTIFF
N. II. Muller for defence.
The property sued for had been taken I'M
der deed OF trust signed by the husband only,
and the defence contended that this deed was
void under the exemption laws Of the Dis
trict, because made for goods exempt from
seizure under execution, and not eignod by
the wife.
The cnsc WINS not cOnclnded
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THE LAST OF THE GOVERNMENT FIRE
BRIdApE.-The apparatus of the Govern
mcnt fire brigade was yesterday shipped to
the schuylklll (Pa.) arsenal and the horses
turned into the corral. With the Govern
ment brigade gone and the Franklin out OF
service for repairs, an accident to either of
the remaining two engines would place the
city In dangerous position. The Councils
should now take steps to procure the new
engine which was ordered for the city some
time since.
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E9uIrY CoURr-Julgs 0lin. This court
made the following order yesterday
John :. Cuttings VS.. WIN. b. Cross OF. al ;
order OF conditional ratification of sale Of
lot IN square 1856 on ii street, near Connect
cut avenue, to W. W. Corcoran for $40, 900
Crown ct. al. VS.. Crown ct. al; order of
sale.
Ewing vs.. Fuller Ell. al; order appointing
receiver; andJ. IL. Lathrop, receiver.
reates vs.. Baker ct. al; order of reference
TO auditor to state trustees account, and
ratlfylng sales made by trustee.
Gait vs.. Theirs ct. ali decree appointing
W: Y. Fendall trustee to sell.
In the matter Of Joseph Little's "a lunatlc)
Gstatej decree declaring Little a lunatlc, and
jar Jane Little, his wife, appointed trustee to
Laderer vs.. Rundeletch, order extending
Tor thirty days time OF taking testimony.
Barbour ct. al, VS.. Barbour Ct. al; decree
confirming trustee's sale, auditors report
and for conveyance.
Wilson ys. Wilson; order denying defend.
ants motion for reclsion Of order Of allow,
auce, ''ll NJ w
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The soLDIHHs' AND sAfIyoRs' UxIos.---
The regular meeting Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Union was held al upiop Lcagnc
Hall Friday evening, W. A. Short PRECEDING.
Aftcr the transaction Of routine business a
discusslon was had ID reference 70 the con-
sldcration of the claims OF soldiers by the
heads Of the Departments. Adjourned.
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WoMAS's SUFFRAGE, - Woman's suffrage
was discussed again on Friday evening, and
a pretty lively debate was had pro and con.
Ono Of their opponents said In the course
bic 10 govern their own households, and
While attending meetings len large plies Of
dust on their floors nc homo, and tho mon
were those who doubtless from want OF In
teilect should be represented, by their wives.
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charge Of the ispeakers' u stand d. Tue City
Hall. The various precinct officers were on
the qai ripe, and aided IN seeing that order
was preserved during the passage Or the
procession.
llghtful, and the celebration Of the Seventh
Anniversary Of Emancipation In the District
was n complete success.
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AS THK TRAVELLING SEASON approaches,
travellers wish to know where to obtai o
the extensive mandatory and saloToom Of
James 8. Topham & Co., 500 Seventh street,
east side, one door above Odd Fellows Hall,
where they will find the largest stock ard
best made trunks In the District Of Columbia,
with McMurray's patent stays; also with
Houses patent solid rubber corners, for
which they are sole agents. Messrs. Topham
" Co., also have q large stock Of valises,
packing trunks, ladies' and mems satchels,
&c.. made of the best material, which they
sell low for cash. coll
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New CnuRqH5,r Aessrs. HUT and VIII
llama have just completed on L street, bo-
tween Sixteenth and sesentecntb stfeeis, o.
neat little frame church building sTx6D feet,
for the Shiloh Baptist ID niofed 4,
at a cost Of %, 500, which win ibc dedicatedll
on Sunday, the 18th instant, when II fs eSl!
peetod the tho following ministers villper-
tielpatc In the sorvices In the morning, Aftkf-
noon and evening. 3. w, Maiden ara Dt
w. Parker, Of Alexandria, Chahceilor Loon
ard, Second Baptist Third ssEct,l D. w:
liam Lee, leland, William Gissa, zloh Jsss
land, Henry Bailey Fourth iBsttistss This
Sonstssa,os SIis q ths lsrssst n SEE Sityt
W. Jswsltsr, formerly fths Island church.
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"E'enwheTe my country'a nag 10 flowing,
On bTeezes from Mount Vernon hlOwlng,
Above the nations council halls,
Where freedoms praise Is loud aud lpngj
While close beneath the outer walls
The driver plies his rocking thong;
The hammer of the man.thIei falls"
But let us not dwell upon such recollec.
tlOns as these. Let us rather initiate the
modest bearing of Noahs sons, aud with
ayerted gances draw u conceallng veil over
our cOuntry's shame. Let us remember that
Just as the same prophet who inyeighed
against the sins Of pcryersc Judah foretold
the glOries Of the coming Christ, even so the
same bard that denounced our country's
shortcomings was also tue seer of Its regen.
Grafton; and that, moved with lyric foresight,
he exultlngly sangi
$50 from her dark intquitles
Methinks see my country risci
Not challenging the nations round
To note her thrdy Justice done,
Her capttves from their chains unbound,
Her prisons opening TO the suns
Rut tenrfnlly her arms extending
Over the poor AMI unOlisBding;
Her regal emblem now 70 longer
A bird OF prey, with tlOns Feellng,
Above the lying Victims shriekng;
But stretching out Its ample wing
\ broad, impartial coyefingi
tn" weaker sheltered by the stronger"
FciIow-cltizens, has not thls prophecy
been gloriously fulfilled Look around these
thouebhtop lNhlCLlbClllB llilN III
the person of many Of them you note the
bOndmcn Of seven years agOnc; consider
that to-day they proudly stand up with all
the dignity of free men and of enlranchsed
citizens; and then declare whether or not
the poets prediction has been verified.
1t is a sad reflection that there are men
claiming to be Americans who look with
dissatisfaction upon this change and regret
fully compare the present Of this country
with the past; but such men are not new
characters in the worlds history. In the
midst of tie changes that mark the progress
OF society there have always been persons
obslinatcly closing their cars to the behests
OF the times, and retaining devoted adher-
ence to the institutions Of their fathers,
whenever the genius Of the past, palIng be.
fore that Of the present, has been declared
by the common voice Of humanity to be no
longer mems monitor, those Individuals
here regarded the declaration with piou,
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i 10
HEADauARrERs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
oFYIcE CHEZ CossIssARI or srBslsrkscE,

oHnapq3gasItIksP FIFTH MI.IA.r DsIaIor.(
Per tn. delivery a, Es.t, Bis; Soaehs; pans.p.
man. sss RisSsrdsoa, o. such au.nhtIs. Of Bacon,
ieesr sides Flour, Beans, Soap. Potatoes Onions.
sSs sss IS P Ss ~ .sS A, 10
December 81, W. or sIeh les. tim, time rs the Com
The FLOUR mus, DO choice. extra. new ground.
and In strong double sacks q 100 poupds each. Or
BACON must be N new smoked, sound and sweet.
BEANS must be Of strictly prime quality. Of un!'
dt ' ara u strong s.sfs or S.feIs '' A11
SALT must be clear. dry. and fine. and In strong
SOAP must be hard and dry aud o. full weight.
free from ~ adulterstions and offensive smells.
PSETaToss snS ONIONS must be ' d the bes,
ssmplss q fioar. Beans. Soar, and Sal. in strong
s9Is:: should accompany the bId' and be referred
The contractors will be required to deliver such
auan,,is. and 4 such times as the Act,uy Commits;
sary Of Subsistence may direct, upon being served
With thirty days notice at their place Of resi-
Should the contractor fail to deliyer, after such
due notice. sueh quantities as may be required, OF
aas commlry .2. s.gs power S % purchase nsR
at the expense % the CONTRACTOR. such qua1tites
The shiPn.1t. rom any DEPOT, o. such qasutities
as he may elect and the COS. Of the stores ineiud;
ns iI.a.portIton to The post where required shall
All srtieles will be carefully in.pee'ed on the
pail OF tue uultou Anu cefNneate OF ln-
speeion must be attached to each voucher prior to
Its payment.
such stores as may be delivered. from time to
time, on the proper receipts at the Acting Com
missAries Of Subsistence who receive the stores &,
but one tenth Of the Amount OF payment on each
delivery will be withheld until he contract is
bach bid to have consideration must be accom-.
panied by written guarantee Of two responsible
asssn.. % *. iS the ID T.
ceptsd he will. within twenty days after The
two suretes, to such an amount as the uuder.
signed may require for the proper performance Of
Bids should be made separately for each. Post.
and inelossd In an envelope, endorsed FRO,
posals for Subsistence Suppl es at Fort -
and addressed to the undersigned at Austin.
Zach COPY Of each proposal must have copy Of
this adyeIti.ement Ia slip from nswspapeD
Bidders are requested to insert In their proposals
the place of residence to which COMMUNICATIONS
shah be addressed, II a contract IL awarded,
Biddsp, Are invited to be present at th" opening
blank forms for proposals an guarantees eau be
obtained by application to this Ot1ee, or to the A.
O, 9. at any OF the posts named,
Further Information eau DO obtained upon appli-
cation by mail. or In persg2pi, & tbs Snisei
ss2S-td Capt, Byt Major, ChiefC. i.
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OFFICE OF A, O. 8,
FRASKFoRD ARsESAL, Oct; 8, 1859.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, will be received
BY the undersignsd at this Office until y m 0eto.
Der 10, for furnishing the troops stationed q
maTkslable quality, In equal proportions Of fore
and hind quarters, excluding nseks, shanks and
The beef 10 be delivered free OF cost. in spoh
quaptities and on such days as may be from time
to time required BY the proper authority, hnd 70
Inc Commissary General shall direct, and subject
to his approval commencing on the Isl day Of mo
yember, lsd9, ,.,,,
In tie sum Of 500 will be required for tho faithful
pei foTmanee Of the contract
BIDS to DO Endorsed "PISpSs4ls fSI fTsss Beef "
First Lieut., Ord, Breyet Capt. u.s.A. A.c's,
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First nr,,i Lent Y, Ord bre'o' capt o's' a
1RVFOSAIS r0H 0VHH
AiAyoh's OFFICE CRY HALL,

WASH scros., D. O., 3st, ii, 1899
Sealed gEeposAlI! VIII be received 81 THIS nee
noon, for fuTnishns the seven Police
In this city with Goa the ensuing whnteT The coal
.ihsr half Red Ash. tCd to be GsiysrSd a. .ss
aud siIes as may be desired. bidders win state
the Kind q coal, and rice per ton Of ~, pounds,
the same to be weighed bys sworn weis hmanas,e
ouirsd 'A Nv 5. J. BOWEN.
oei2,ct Mayor,
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oFFIcB CHEZ QuARrERNAsTER,)
FiRsr MILIrARY DlsrRIcr, J
RtoHhosp. Va, Oct II, lsoo.
Sealed proposals Tin will be :. csiyed BY
the nndersigned until u o'clock. n. Of THURS
sUPERINTEHDEETs LODGE.
Tor BRIok,)
at the National Csmetery, near Riehm oad, Vir-
gnis, according to the plans and speeiheAtions
which can be seen at this ofee Size, Is feet by 81
feet. With a wing u feet By 10 feet. aud porch
feet IN the angle, In front Of wing aud side OF
roof, r.
Proposals may be made for tho whole work, OF
each proposal must be guaranteed BY two rsspon .
sibls persons NOT BlDbRRs,
not considered TO the ntsfsst o. the public service
The envelopes eontalning bids 10 be indOrsed
Proposals. for Lodge, and forwarded by mail to
this 90,
= = J. @. CHANDLER,
BIsyst Colonel, uAItsImA.tsJ Hai..d State. Army.
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