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Chc " Ae <dyfy DrOHred-Success 0f Tie Ezpe-
dittoR.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, May 1s.-The Boyd ex-
ploTiDg expedition had been heard from A
twelve-oared launch belonging to the Resaca,
capsized. One man, the letters and 81 900 in
specie were lost. Lieut.. Com. Barclay left the
Retaca on the 9th with four men. Calm weather
prevailed until the boat cleared the Gulf of San
miguel, when squAll capsiZed il, and its con-
tents were lost. The oarsmen were recovered
but in attempting to save the mails Q seaman
named Charles Bradenhsll was drowned. IL
was supposed he was seized by q shark The
boat. after four hours struggle, was righted.
All hands rowed the boat for twenty four hours
mp to their necks in water, when they lashed
themselves to bars and plunged into the surf
they nearly Rerished, but finally reached the
shore, where they found q man In Q hut, with
whom they passed the light. The next morn
ing there WAS not vestige OF the launch to be
seen. Panama Was thirty miles distant, and DO
conveyance. The parties walked through the
Sooce, suffering from heat. exhaustion and in
sects. They stopped 1T the house OF Senior
Arosamena, about half way, and we're kindly
treated, and finally reached Panama. where
they were cared for. Lieut.. Barclays GOODNESS
and courage y much praised by the seAmen.
The expedition has nearly concluded ite work,
and the Resaca IL only awaiting the return of q
Psnama. The two parties met At the end OF of
April, and selected for depression q spot near
faya. The lowest elevation found, after q
thorough survey, was 7l6 feet. Commodore
locality, ard estimated the elevation ct the d.
vide with q pocket compass. The accurate
survey Just completed settles the question.
Iunneirg Is recommended. The explorers on
there were no deaths. Those on the Pacific side.
including the officers ana doctor, are Gonzales,
cent. II IL expected both parties win soon re-
hiiity Of this route Il unfsvorabiy ,reSar1ed
The Guard win arrive ut Aspin ValI on me lsfh
and szii soon for New York.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE re DAY.
fore lively Discussion as to the +, ATTY
Publication.

The Senate met at ten O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. Harlan alluded to TIE fict that it had
been stated, in the discussion which had taken
place in the Senate about the publication of the
treaty, that copies CT what purpOrted to be tt q
treaty bad been communicated in advance to
certain Senators, and that the Assistant Score
tary Of State had informed the select committee
OF the exact number of copies printed by that
department.. He supposed that every one knew
that the Committee on Fol eign Relations are
on confidential terms with the Safe Depart
ment, and IL any Senator's had copies, the mem
oers or that committee were furnished with
them. All with whom he had conyersed con-
CURED with him in the opinion that it would be
proper TO call each Senator who was supposed
to have been furnished with IN advance copy
Of the treaty, that he might be examined before
the select committee.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Me-, said that, as other Sena-
tors had been furnished with advance copies,
the examination should slno be extended to
them.
Mr.. Fenton read an article from the Pa,riot
as saying that if the Senate would insist upo lis
rights and exert its authority the committee
would faeten the respons Utility OF the act upon
2 Senator, "snd they have not hesit Ited," the
Patriot says, sin q semi-public manner a. most
to point to Mr.. Fent0n. saying, In the Language
Of Nathan to David, thou art the man." MI
Fenton stated that he did not see copy of the
the Tribune. The insinuation without the east
shadow Of justified suspicion that he had apy-
thing to do Fith 1t would have been as cowardIy
- Isiro. 4bo pOsluv0 C0orG0 would nave been
no L se infamous than wanton and ridiculous.
MT. Morton eatd the Senator from Wisconsin
tMr. Carpentef) had STATED in the most pointed
and significant manner that objection had been
made to the Examination, apparently non fear
OF exposure, and that ii it we're allowed b 20
ON some Senator would certainly be implicated.
1t had been intimatsd that the copy came from
him, but this was an atrocious and coWardly
falsebood. - ''
Messrs. Trunbull and Sumner severaIiv said.
1 members Of the committee, that no testi
mony had come before them impficatino in the
remoAest degree the Senator from Indiana or
any other Senator.
Mr.. Wilson said he had seen In THE chyonic,.
q stateme to the effect that An Advance copy
Of the treaty had also been placed In his hands
DC received no copy ntil Thursday, the day
after the treaty was transmitted. and ct the
same time that other Senstors received theirs.
9 Nj. Edmunde said that what had inst taken
place illustrated the necessity Of continuing the
examination until all the facts In the case be
sound out. They never would know the truth
until somebody was obliged to tell. 49,.
Mr. Howe al d he he'd voted for the ipves tiga-
ton, bu had never heard hint involving any
Senator In furnishing . copy Of the treaty.
The Senate then, shortly before eleven
O'Clock, went into Executive Session, and pro-
ceeded to fhe Consideration Of the treaty.
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Mp. W. W. CoaCoRAE c.n nues 70 improve
and, uni, Is q relapse in, -ve1es e1pc 3 :, be
about again IN the couise of q month.
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1,OO3 GIFTS.
uRAND GIFT CONOEKT AND DISTRIBUTION

1908 GIFTS.
NRAND GIFT COHOEbTA AND Distribution
TAe Eop.dltns S.yirn,, 1 srstn- 81 Csaydy. Mar
York, dHd Soldier, and Sailors ORPHANS
t1Oms, WdShipston.
To be held in Washington. ID. u, under and by
sirtu. OF p.rmt from Hon. A. PIeasantpn, Com
missloIer OF Internal Revenue, on Wednesday June
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ncRt holders by the tOmuis sioners: 4story Brick
House. e. n. Calvert 81, Baltimore, S2s 90. 2,2W
acres Timber Land in Washington Co., md, with
oho CANAL and ssE Bes 8s on 0hs' end
ton ST, Baltic, Sl6,5Go 8 story Brick House, 200
CONWAY St, Iisto.. leo. fine Residence near
". SiI 30 j dne Re.idence. near ca Gov anstown.
same location, 5000 l hne Residence near GOvans-
:s%s loe s fine fe:de1Hs
Ca CHS Pc'fSs ghs sts
Va 1esn s Ssuns' STAT, tent sOa III
shares National Mechsnics' Bank, BALTIC: ioS
shares Citizens. Na,ipnal Bank. BALTIC; 100 shares
shares Bato sn, ohio 9a 70 s sais Psa
gill gill be sold, 2. IS each, $50 COO
MAJ GEO. 7. CASTLE, BALTIC, nd. eoDinnsrS.
Bon. }. .. NEGL EY, n. q Pittsburg, Pa, Trustee.
., kt5s's1sS; Ma: Cen: q Hunter, 8 A, WASH
first Nation al Bank, Hsgerstown, Nd; Appleman
70, BANKERS, Hagerstown. Nd; Hon. II. J. Brent,
D,eds Of the 0 sboss Zeal Estate certified BY
sqaTs e.n b ssd q w. 8 %ssnsrost t!.: 6 5s~
40 sorrison BossssIer" sns aTsr%s M
avenue; Benz DeWolf, yeweller. 81 9 Pepnsylyauis
avenue; Jno. Parker, Booksellers, SO 7th street
AistIop Dudley, seai Estate Agents, L3nisisna
General Agent, -etationer and Printer. No. 81
Nassau street. lew York.
- Orders BY mail viii receive prompt stten-
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WOmen's Mis-: IspaIy soctesy VI, n.
Church.

CHICAGO, May ls--The Chicago branch of the
Momen's Foreign Missionary Society of the
METHODIST Episcopal Church, met this morning
in the Centenary Church, Mrs Williams jp the
chair. Reports were made sho wing that the
society consists OF eight branches, with heat
quar- ers az Cambridge, Mes, New Yors
Chicago, Philadelphia, st. Louis. Cincinnati
Baltimore and Atlanta. The last Is just or
gsnized.
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GREAT REDUCTI0N

IN OLD BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
BRAkDIES, GINS. &C,
OF the following brands, yiz:-Tamily Nectar, s
years Old, $3.50 per gal; Robertson, 4 do. 50 80
Bah eI do. Sa do. Pine Apple, free tifsd,j 5 50
dc. BRANDtES-LNoeheller, 81 do; do. fine, }
U;ard, Dupuy 90, 1888, $40: Califo- mia Brandy,
S6do.; Old Tom Gin, s225; Cocktail Bitters, (very
berry Brandy. Liberal di.count to the trade.
e. GAUTtER,
Proprietor OF the Native " inc Bitters.
myll 1917 and 1919 Penn's avenue.
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PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

Travellers ara always liable to sudden attacks
Dysentery and Cholera Morbus, and theee occurring
when absent from home. are very unpleasant. The
cases As coon as you feel the symptoms, take one
teaspooniul in gill of new milk Md molasses and q
gill Of hot water, stir we'll together aud drink hot
Repest the dose every hour until relieved. II the
medicine cleav.
In cases of Asthma and Phthisic, take n table
spoonful in gill Of hot water etened well wi h
molasses: also battle the throat and stomach faith
fully with the medicine. clear.
DIR. Sweet says il takes the soreness in cases of
bone setting faster than ything he ever applied
, Fishermen. 30 often exposed 10 hurts by having
their skin pierced with hooAs, nd fins of fish, can
be relieved by bathing with the Pain Killer AS SOFA
as the accident occurs: in this way the anguish -
scan abAted; battle often once in five minutes,
any trouble.
The bites and scratches OF dogs and cats are soon
cured BY bathing with the Pain Killer clear
my3 eo.dAW
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GEORGE l.. PUTNAM hls been nominated by
the President so be postmaster a. Mobile, Ala.
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The Kensuck , Democraas Cant C~u,,

ARother Candidate for ReDsstsr.
LOUISVILLE, May ia special dispatch
from Frankfort to The Commercial SAVE the Dem
ooratic State Central Committee has decided 20
return the ballot OF the late Democrats State
convention Tor egister TO the secretary OF the
convention, 10 correct the count and publish in
A correct count Of the ballot gives the nomina-
ton to j. Alexander Grant by two and frac-
ton votes.
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DAMAeEs UNDIR rRB OWL RIeHrs BILL.
In the United States Circuit Court, Richmond.
Va, yesterday, james n. Simms, Q coiOreJ
member Of the Georgia Legislature, obtained a
VERDICT for 81, 800 damages against The Rich.
mond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad
Company for ejecting him nom the white pso-
ple'e cabin OF the steamer Report, between
Washington and Richmond.
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A Four Koutbs Exe.r.aa.

manndery Knights Templar, viii leave this
city on the Slst inst, on an extensive European
tour. rorty-sIx knights from this city form
the party 10 be met in New York by otbers
Tie proposed tour will occupy -four months.
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New Brunswick s.Resolutes', ASafpes
the Treaty.

FRFDHRICKToN, n. B., May l9.-The Iegtsla-
t9Ie OF New Brunswick hiss adopted, by uDaDi-
NOUS votes in both branches. resolutions cor
dempatory Of the terms Of the tres.y OF
Washington in 60 far as they affect the interests
OF Canada.
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CApTAIN j. g. WILT AMsoN, L. 8. N, has
ben ordered TO command the nav al station at
Mound CT :, H.,
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Doings OF the Massachusetts Lerts

BOSTON, May 19.-1he State constabulary
bill, as reported by the majority committee
passed the House by vote OF ~ 90 "a. The bnI
concerning cheap travel on railways was de-
feated in the Senate.
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The Hyde Park Zeal Miners 60 Ne.
kOme Work

PHILADrLPBIA, May 19.-A dispatch from
hyde Park, Pa, says SAT q meeting held
here this morning IL YVES voted TO resume work
by large majority, and the miners viii resume
at once at the companies offer.
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9evSrn6ens seeSrieaeo.
,hsw Henl-rmsS DoAR'
TIE Harksas ro.Oov,

BALf,noIE. May D..-Cosion srn: nidassre. Is.
low middling, lEs Flour: good demsn and nm
ts Corn scarce but ira White so1ssern, ss.ss
yellow Do. 7sa77: mixed estern. 7sA1s Oars dni
eers: ~ rib sides %: clear rib, 10 hsns, isaiss,
ssked DO is6s' rs bid, ias a.isd DO. lss 10 ..
bid. north Caroiinas, old, 81 oid 81. 49, ~
1 D, PA ssd' South oGohnas, old, ~ BID. GsSs
srw yoRx. May B-ocvsrnmsnts very strong
s .Ss .'esey al sos rs,s ,srone md sss y.lis
new, a. Honey essI: T. Goa S. strunr: SSsS..
Bxehsnse. long, lo1. shoFt. II.
s, Esw sp a9 s1n rsg ,s.E9W lsT ean EssB
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BOSTON, May 19--The citizens Of Charles
Town are raising purse Of 50 Coz 20 entertain
me Marshall Fire Company, OF Savannah, Ga
Who visit this city on the nextapniyersary OF the
battle OF Bunker Hill.
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LECTURES.

SANTo DOMINGO.
LECTUBE BY FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
At the Congregational Church. corner OF 10th and
streets,
hOEDAY EVENING, Msy ~, at = o'clock.
Tickets IS cents, to be had at the Ellis "a usic
store, ard PaIkers Book Store, Eth street, oppo-
site the post ofee myIJ.5t
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NOMINATION WIrBpRAwN.-Thc President
TO-DAY withdrew the nomination OF Josiah NJ.
Lucas, Of Illinois, - be consul at Singapore.
The 7 oTiratton VIZ .thd,awn a. the request
of Mr., Iuc1s.
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GBF. n. MICE LER, who " II be relieved as
supeTinteDder. OF Public Buildings and
Grounrs bv Gen. Bah 'c'S OF the 1ss CT July
neat ~ to Re igDs TO duty on tie Pacific
coass, in be ergin, FRS deps,, mens.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL RxyENuB-The receipts from thi
source to-day were s350,042.

THB SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day
amounted TO 500 900.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IHAvE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
with an immense stock OF FANCY G9uDS,
DRUGS, and all the leading PATENT MEDI~
ClNEs OF the day, which viii sell at my former
low prices, rs to 50 per cent. below that you have
to pay elsewhere. name in part:
Brown Jsmsica Ginger .-.......40
Ayers Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pector IS
schencks Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic. 81 Is
Lyons athsir0n and Barry's Tricophs
yaynes BNIectorant spd Ateratiy
Burnetts Cocosire and Is
"a chIer HeTk bitIers -. "a
Cosate Soap retailed at hall the regular prices
Laird e Bloom and Magnolia Balm 50
Mfnches.ers Hypcphophites, gen .......s5
Tarrants settler 90
Bachelor lair IS
Lanman Ktmg's florids "
Fine Old Rye Whisky. large bottles, 81; Holland
Tin gtnniDe bottle; California Wines, all kinds
e cents aid 81, an endless variety; Tooth. Hair,
Nail, Hat. Shaving, and Cloth Brushes; Turkish
Towes, CLANCY Skins, SponRes. Prepar atoms for
the Hair, Face, skin, Toilet; Combs, Cosmetics
Perfumery, &c. All will positively be sold at con.
siderhbly lower rates than elsewhere. 1 am deter
mined 10 make il an object 10 give me a call.
Arthur NATTANs. Druggist,
mylo Corner I'd and streets, w.
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~Pale green IL the most becoming color
pure blonde can wear.
&wan street calls small gold coin "chickeu
feed.n
~The singular fact Il elicited I'm England
that women viii not confide in Q physiciSn OF
their own sex % In male doctor,
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SUMNER RESORTS.

GUNNER BOARDING AT SPRISGDALE
- LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA. '-----
This pleasant and very healthy Summer Place Of
lincoln, three miles from Hamilton Sta q a
tlon, ". Ohio Railroad 10 being tho Nc III
roughly fitted up, and win be open for the lEs|
reception OF Boarders June 10th. 1871.
A Coach will be kept for the AOCOMMOD ALTON
OF BOARDERS, which will meet the tr aims reg /
ton.
Terms: ss to $40 per week. according to rooms.
children under ten years OF age, and servants IS
Several single gentlemen can be accommodated with
References: Mrs. Edwin Green, 1913 X street.
Warrington, D q; Captain y: q. Baugh, First
AUDITORS Ofice, Washington. ID. O.; Robert II
Miller, ESQ, Alexandria, Virginia.
Address b. T. NICHOLS.
my6 I'm Lincoln, Loudoun County, Va,
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Revenue 0etxures,

ye.tsrday seized IS 600 cigars beonains to Cath
crime Gberhois for non-paymept Of taxes; also,
nifty packages or spirits owned BY Q Bereneld,
ne DOT having license or keeping q book ss
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CANAL TRApR.-As usual this season boat
nal. Yesterday was another big day, there be.
ing forty i've boats dispatched from this port
for tide water, earring a,S5e.os tons Of coal
Cumberland Nsrs, 16sh. :
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND CONCERT
NJ FOR THE BEyBTIT
LISCOLA MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL

N FOR THE BEsBrIrur
LINCOLN MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL
$50 CoLOKrb CH,spBEN,
AcooMrIii Il iii 81 Y yEocAL1s1s
PBosy' 81 sEd &c i!rf Tas1 &
At { Re Mi y on Ii'ding,
Coz lef nth and sires.s,
FRIDAY EvHNIHG, May -. I7l.
:. osR h. ;s' e g
National THEATER.
Fhe Grand English Opera Combination.
CD. HESS Co..........Pro9rieto-, and Managers.
ONE WE Elk OF GRAND OPERA.
BRILLIANT FINALE
To one ofthe
MOST EXTESDED AND sgCCEssFUL TOURS
On BECoBD
rHE Ms ST T % r.
UTMOST ECLAT.
SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE,
Commencing on
hONnAY EYEEIN9, May 10Th,
When IN additipn 70 those universal fsvorite. WIN
AAM Mssn ipUBREGhi EDW; sE9UIN, j: ii. GaA c.
siGlTiSGs BfREkHD, n Mss NINA 1h hewsoN.
AM EGsH sf KsfR4 5sHb9TSSS
ETC., the celebrated Bas 10, Nv
- MR.. CARL FORMES.
VIII make his first appearance bore since his return
Drera. " >
The repertois viii consist Of the most f,mous
beer. Baife, weber and Fiotow.
On Monday NepIne. :9th inst INT, MARITANA
Tuesday HUGUENOTS.
Wednesdsy-THE BOHEMIAN 0I4L.
ThuIsday-ROBBRT LIE DIABLE, nrsi time in
English. = -
pr iay-cBERON.
/ SATURDAY. Matinea-MARTHA.
saturday Night-DE FREISOHUTZ
The sale Of ,sSrved se Ats will commence at Met
Hrott music store GA Thurs lev oFBirR, MAY 18th.
: Admise ion, 81. Orchestra cnsf.s, resery 4. 81
.ess and Parauete Circles received, 81 D. Fam
ny Circle, cents Colored Boxes, IS cents Pro
ceniuu Boxes, Sl2 each. myl9 Il
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Louisville has o Fire.

LOUISVILLE, May l9.-Lsst night, the exfen.
live chair factory of Hsrig, Koop & Co, in "a
smoup, r az m osssdoseo oy nre' With large
SIS SEQ. vi
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THCRSTON's IVORY PEARL ToOTa Pow
the best article for cleansing and preservinl
teeth Ssld by all druggists. Price, Is 30 cents
JOUVENb NOTORIOUS 0LOVEOLEANER re-
stores soiled owes equal to new. Sold By all drug
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BATCHElOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, insi does not cont ain
lea nor any ctfniic poison 10 produce paralysis
death. Avoid the Wanted and deusiye pre mar alton,
ooasting virtues they do NOT possess. The genuine
w: A. Bschefors Hair Dye has had thivfy year,
antarnished reputation TO uphold its integrity A.
the only perfect Hair ByN-Bhcs or Brown. Sold
BY all DR. nesists. Applied at 10 Bond street. Mes
Iorks fe5 If
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Nav YoRK, May is-BiIiy Dopre'iv - ~
Arthur Chambers are matched TO hight within
two months Tor - zoo aside and the feather
weight Championship Of America.
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| HAT OTFBR-

ELLIS MUSICAL wAREROOMS,
.SS1 Pennallyanis avenue, nsar l0tn street,
MEL0DkONS, ranging In price from OO-
20 92m, win be disposed OF ~ sxtreusely
iBstallments from e6 % Sl5.
The came 20 let, and rent applied Kpurchased.
aud Emerson Piaaos, end 8. d, b. W, t4ithS
organs. E-s mylS- ST.
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RRlCKsi BRICKS \ BKIOkS z!

100000 BRICKS of eli kinds on hand ana so,
SnITHs0s DUNN.
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Home Agais. from . Trip Areu,d the

LONDON, May is.-The steam frigste Galatea,
captain, the Duke of Edinburg, has arrived an
English waters IRON Q trip around the world.
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CHANGRs IN THE MARINE CoRPs.-L'eut
Col. e. q. McCawley, ordered from Boston to
Washington ID. e. Barracks; Capt Chas Hey-
wood, from Washington, u. c., to Persacola:
Capt John Schemerhorn, retired on 10Th inst:
FHss Lieut. w. b. Murray, dismissed on 10th
INST; FIRST lieut.. T.. u. Saltmsrsh, ordered
home - await decision in his case from depart
manf 60 mt mari al.
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"A 8TRAU9,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
lOll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Between 10th and llth streets,
myl2-tr Third door from nth street.
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. :
COLUMBIA RAILROAD STOCK.

Only Sl2So tie First instameSt. TO be Maid =, the
time Of subscribing. a = -
Only . limited number Of sht res viii be issued.
WHITE. Ireasurer, National Metropolitan Bank
W. ~ EEtTAHS AIT Sc STerd Of TfSds rooms.
ITS PtOGREss AND PRosPRcfs.T
The Oolumbia street Railway, work on which Il
side Of leth streSt, Riggs Bank along New York
svenne g the i9terseetion Of street, thence past
and down = assechusetts avenue to Il street, ont
s,reef past the 0oysrnnent Printing ONCE and near
about two and one half riles, which will be run in
thirty minutes The directors expect 70 get the
- to enable the company 70 extend the road to the
Sapitoi and other important points. The board Of
SGspnsfd ca asp sn. Clap Issit Wm
B White, cashier Nstional Metro Dolitsn hank,
treasurer, fRen mvI-1un
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NBvER PUT OFF UNTIL I'd. NOR
IN how VIII AT YOU OUGHT
TO Do TO.OAYI

And ore of ysur first duties Is to be saving and to
save money you must 60 to
SILvERBERG,S
@ day. who Certainly VIII be the Of Your
aprooi OF bis assertion be Offers to day
"A BEAUTIFUL FBESOH CORSET. with A.
~hAieoones,wh ich sell for S2, At II each.
LADIES WHITE MARsElLLgs SKIRTS
semetoing pretty and good-at 81 each double
81 EApiEs n EIYS JRA !MouRSINs HEN
loS price OF two Tor 81.
n n ZINE ~ sHEMsTIT.Cakp aANDkEs-
HOSE, worth 20 cents each, three for 81.
A large assortment Of HAMBURG ED6INss and
INsthTlnGs at 3 cents and 60 cents per yard,
which must be seen 10 Dc APP recistee. -.
Another large lot OF handsome punches Of Ma.
rUBAL CUBA, all shades, At 81 each.
,GTETs PINE AND HEAVY FULL REaULA-
HALF BOSE, four pair for 81. -
r saErs f EYE Else AND sgPEn STOUT
CENTS, GInaAk AND IRISH LINEN
worth 50 cents eSch.
kxkCHiEFs. four for 81
GENTS KHdLIsH susPENpERs a, 50 cent,
pair, worth double. = = "
CHfLDBENS FINE HEMSrIrCHHp AMI
e0sDID LINN HANDKER6aiErs, iouf HE fup
81. .-- - = y 80 'Oi
Also. q full lice Of CROoUEr, a. IS. DC, 81 50.
and The ntw orth0graphical Creauet, more enter,
tanning than the old. at 80 each. :.
Beside number Of other new artieles. all very
cheap, ct
9ILvBRBDR0'S.
80. Si3 SEVENTH sTRR1r.
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9O7 NJ. william. 0O7
Ladies VIII DO well to examine my large stock Of
sPhISG and Sc Mkk GOODS. in part com prisins:
Ready Made suits
Cashmere Saeypes.
Llama Lace Points and Paletots.
Llsmo and Thread Lace Parasol Covers
Organdle OveTdreeses.
BlscE Dress Silks.
heal Laces
BOnnets and Rourd Hate
Ribbons and Flowers.
J, b p. French Corsets, the best In the world and
Under Garments OF every descr.ptiOn.
sp2 n. WILLIAM, 9O1 Penn. ave.
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q q REICQBNBACH'S Piano Store,
L. No. 423 1tth Street, above P>nad. Avenue,
(IsTABLIsHBD OVER 40 YEARS
Sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
II VIM kRaoe = Co.. Baltimore, and Wm-a
MeCaEmon, Albany also, second hand 49,
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons for sale or sVNV
rent on the mos accommodating terms; Piano and
Organ Tuning snd Repairing. sp4-ly'
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STATIONERY FOR THE INI.RNAL REVENUE
oPrICErs After the first OF July next the II E
teInal Revenue officers throughout the country
will be supplied with statL lery from the Treas
ury dep,rtRent the are low done with
Custom HOuses and Sui Treasures. Hereto
fore the contractors have forwarded the sta
tonery to the various Offices acquisitions we re
made,