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INTEMpERANCE IN WASHINGTON.

In an article under This head copied from
the "Flag Of our Union." by the Massachu.
sets Temperance Standard. our city Is repre-.
scented in an awful lighI or rather as a place
Of awful darkness. by reason ofifs iniemperaie
inhabitants. We psessnt our readers with an
extract The representation is liGile extrava-
CANT, but i Is no, all false.
all III the bars on Pennsylvania avenue.
were placed IN continuous line. !, would not
be an exaqgevssion 20 stale that they would oc-
cunv Il lrast one half Of one side - the whole
distance from lhs Cspi,cl 20 the Whne House.
Mint Julep u nsw aII the rage i i the sum
rner beveraee--and one can look into any Of
these halls or dissipation, ai oil hours Of The day
and night, and witness parsdsd before the bar
and around the rooms score or two Of
"suckersv imbibing the luxur'ous compound
through srsss! Grave Senators and d'gni-
fed kepresenia'ises--depsnmesi oiheials,-
merchants. mechanics, clerks, gamblers, pick
pockets. and loafsrs--aIl mingIs and lusurlaie
al the shrine OF Bacchus."
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THE TOOTH ACHE.

Many persons who are afflicted with this
unpleasant complaint will, if they avail them
selves Of the advantages of the following ad
vice, feel thankful TO US for inserting it here
II taken from lhat excellent work of Rev.
John Todd's--the "Student's Manuel" p. so.
"Pay particular attention the teeth. BY this
/ mean, simply, cleanse them with soft
brush and with water, in which little com
mon sak is dissolved, the last thing before you
retire at night This simple direction, faithful
ly followed, win, ordinarialiy, keep the teeth
good ill old age. would urge this, because,
if neglected, the following are the results -
Your breath will inevitably become offensive
from defective teeth; your comfort will be de-
suoyed by frequent ioo,hache; your health
will suffer for the want of good teeth to mas
,ica,e the food; and last, though mol least, you
will early lose your teeth, and thus your public
speaking will be injured. These may seem
small Affairs now, but the habit Of neglect will
asssredly bring bitter repentance when it is
too late 70 remedy the neglect"
Having pursued the plan recommended by
Mr.. Todd for six years, we feel authorized in
saying we consider what he says rs no, only
ly true, but highly useful. Cold water and
salt are easily obtained. so is a soft brush
Reader, take care OF your teeth.
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ALEXANDRIA, July 20, IS46.

ALEXANDRIA, July 20, ls46.
MEssRs. EDITORS attended Yesterday af
ternoon at the methodist Protestant Church, a
lecture on the subject Of Temperance, delivered
by DR.. Ellis, the celebrated chronological lee
lurer.
A large number Of lalies and gentlemen
were present, including a number OF Sons OF
Temperance, Cat whose instance the meeting
was held) and Junior Association No. s, u. b
Of L. in regalia.
Dr. Ellis has a singular, and perhaps an un-
pleasant delivery, but his lecture abounded
with facts useful and interesting, though litlle
known
He exhibited the drawing of drunkard's
stomach, by DR.. Sewall, aud explained, in a
iorcbe manner, the operation Of alcohol upon
the brain, causing Drunkenness state OF
temporary insanity.
After explaining many curious facts respect
ing intoxicating drinks, and dwelling with
much iorce upon the miserles produced by
their use, he concluded by giving, in nature's
own bvverage, the following sentiment:
"The Sons and Daughters of Alexandra,
may their motto be-Temperance now. and
Temperance forever"
A cons derabe crowd was collected about 6
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at Thompson's
wharf, by the report that small boy named
Joseph Brinn, had fallen overheard, Hs hat,
it appears, was found floating in the river,
whchgav rise to the ru,nor, but his body has
not yet been discovered. S.
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Steamboat Erplosion IN Cuba-Loss Of scperaI
Aces-Fhe Journal of Commerce has D.en Ia.
vored with The following extract OF a leller
from an American engineer, IN Cuba 10 Nh.
Kenble, OF The " esl Point Foundry:
"We have just heard Of the enure loss Of The
steamer Jewell, which was built in New loik,
and brought here this season. The boiler burst
killing james Wood, the first engineer, the
Captain and eight or ten Others You must
recollect MIR. w oed. He is Scotchluan aud
formerly Worked AT the Foundry. lie hui
then took hire and burned 10 The wafer.
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DEATHS.

On Tuesday morning last, AZ the u s. ,Ho-
lel, Mr. JACOB MICHAEL. aged about 80 years.
His remains were taken to Frederick Tor inter-
nenl.
On Tuesday evening last, Miss GEoRGrASA
Smiley, daughter ot Mr.. Cornelius Shplry,
Of Freedom district, in lae l7th year Of her
age.
On the 10Th inst, john I. Fl. WoRTHISGToN,
infant son OF John 4. Norlhinglon, esq, of
Baltimore county, aged 2 years months and
23 days.
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GREAT
TEMPERANCE MEETING,
AT TENELLY TOWN,
$50 Persons Present j!

TenneIly Town, on Sunday afternoon, pre-.
sented most interesting scene--though the
morning was dark and rainy, and threatened a
bad evening, about 2 O'Clock the sun shone
out-the clouds passed away, and the Sons Of
Temperance made glorious rally. The meet
ing, composing ladies' and gentlemen, was or
ganzed about halEpast-ihree O'Clock, where
upon Mr.. Windham Robertson, of Virginia,
was introduced, who, for about one hour and
a quarter, encbained the attention Of the audi.
enee with one Of the strongest and most elo-
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Clerical VITA celebrated Clergyman Of

Clerical VIA celebrated Clergyman Of
the Bapis, persuasion, personally known to
many of the Oldest inhabitants Of this city,
during portion oil his life while settled in
New York, was waited on by an old woman
and young man, who desired him 10 join them
in marriage Much 10 their surprise he utter
ly refused, TO perform The ceremony. Being
asked The reason for his conduct he replied Il
am always ready TO marry young man and
young woman, for such match consider
is often of Gods making. and | will marry an
old man and young woman, Tor such match
IS one mans making, but ! will not marry an
old woman and young man, for such a
match believe TO be the DEVILS making"
Providence Transcript
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COsEetOn Ritters.

1INHESE Bitters purely yegetaJle com-
- pound, and are offered 10 the public from a
principle OF -henevolencc under the fullest convic-
ion thar they will l. found a safe and sovereign
emedy for Dyspep>u. They have been uium-
,hanlly tested, nol only by some Of the most re-
peclabe families and physicians in the State of
south Carolina, who have furnished ample tesi-
lony to their decided excellence, hut also by the
ropletor, who. for ten years, suffered all the gloom
ncltent 10 that stubborn and distressing disease.
They possess the peculiar excellence, denied to
most other Buffers, OF not proving injurious by con-
tllucd use. They contain not single deleerous
my redienl, and. seen from the directions which
accompany each butte may I've gwen with entire
safety to an infant in the month. ~
| certify that have used the "Colcton Bit ers"
in my family and speak of them in the highest
terms of praise. They have afforded me great re-
lief in Dyspepsia. A young lady residing with me,
long afflicted with indigeslon-so much SO that she
could scarcely retain any hood in her stomach-has
been taking them regularly three or four times
day, and now .eels 20 much better that she is in
raptures With the "Culleon." I have also found
these Btters very excellent in bowel complaints
among children, having used it with the happest
result. M. s. TOWNSEND
81. John's Island S c., 1916.
do hereby crr ify that have used the Culle on
Biitrrs auh can recommend il as a valuable remedy
in Dyspepsia, and useful tnnic in low deilitalrd
systems. j. FICKLINu, M. ID.
Nay kiper, s. c., FEB 8. 1886.
For sale by tie only Agent for the District of
Columbia, b. HOMANS,
Between 10Th aud ita streets Washington.
july 2l-u
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iiactory rum seller an appeal which concludes

fractory rum seller an sppesl which concludes
in this manner:
We would farther say, that should TINS
friendly appeal to you be disregarded-and
should you, in defiance OF law, reason, Ieig'on'
and humanity, continue 10 sel-we are insruc-
ted, and SO intend 10 prosecute every vioiauon
to its full extent, and you will have no one 70
blame for the consequences but yourself.
We are fully prepared by able counsel ana
ample funds, 10 carry out (if necessary our
Intention, and 10 do our duty TO It's fullest ex-
ten. And for your sakes, and IN Juslce 10 our
selves. our country, and our God, ne sciH do
if-ET
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TAKE NOTICE.

OUCH Of our customers are desirous Of set
- Ting their accounts, by cash ,r mates, can do
81 at the store until alter Monday, Goth instant; /;
after that time ] can I've found ID street, directly
in the Of the store. where their accounts can
be settled until after Let August next wien all un
settled accounts will be placed in The hands of
officer for immediate settlement. | hope there will
be no complaints aft this notice.
s. PARKER,
Fancy Store, between 9th and l0,h streets,
july 20-3t Pennsylvania avenue.
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Description Of Gen. 1ayLor.--fhe f owing
bref but graplc description is given by cor
respondent Of The New Orleans Tropic: "a
very lhick-sef, farmer looking old gentleman,
in linen roundabout, aud remarkable for shorI
legs and long body, mounted on a snow white
chArper.D
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The ST. Louis New Era Of June 10, gives
the following Information of The beginning OF
the cost Of the war:
"WAR EXPENSES Major Stuart, U S. Pay
master carried with him from this city, on
Wednesday, up to Alton, $l25,000 in silver to
pay the Illinois volunteers the amount due
them for one years clothing. The $450,O0O
reported 10 be in the bank here belonging to
the Government will not last long at this
rate"
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ICE! ICE! at l21 cents per bushel ut The Ice
IL H0use.--We have small Jumps Of Ice, that
will do for Soda Fountain, Ice Cream Merchants,
&c, &c, which we will sell at the house for the
sum of l25 cents. A person will be in attendance
during the day, for the delivery of the same.
Our customers need not fear that on, Ice will fall
short, as we have heavy stock. Persons wishing
Ice will please leave their address at the Lumber
Yard of w. H. Gunnell opposite Coleman's Hotel.
iy l4-edtf GUNNELL e BIRD.
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A Large Wndcw.-A window sill, intended
ior the new Howard AlhenGuln. was Drawn
lnto Boston, on Tuesday, from Qulnty |,
weighs between nne ana len IONS. Inc front
WINDOWS ol The ellicr, when completed, WI
be O2 feet high and 22 in width.
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N E W TIE M s..
What is it but map Of busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p Coseper

lNrEMPERAcE IN ENGLAND London
Temperance Chronicle estimates the amount
expended in England for strong drink, together
with the losses occasioned by lntemPerance, at
$3.50, ,000, 900, 10 which is added not less than
$lO,0O0,000, lost by accdsnt on sea and land,
resulting Immediately from drunkenness
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Some members think it impossible for
Congress 10 Transact all the important business
before them, by The time designaeds for the
close of the session. 1t would not therefore,
be surprising, If an attempt Were made 10
recind the resolution OF last week.
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ACCIDENTS breaksman on the Susque-
mamma Railroad had his leg severely injured
on Thursday by being caught between TWO
cars.
Mr.. Geo. Riahter had his lew bIoke byjump-
ing off wagon, the horse in which was run
LIlg away.
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Execution Of Burnett Burnett was
executed on Tuesday afternoon al Scheneca.
dy, N. Y, for the murder last winter of one
Sorneberger, in Schoharle county. He died
dreadful death, lille not being extinct in ~
minutes after The bolt had been drawn from the
drop.
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A boy about niue years old named James
Feeney, fell between the cars as they were go
ing into Wilmington, on Wednesday afternoon
last, by which means he was suddenly killed
the cars coming together crushed his head.
we daily hear Of accidents Of this kind. The
conductors should never lel boys go on the cars
when in motion.
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Sailing Of The Brilania. Inc steamship
Drllania salled from Boston for Liverpool, on
Thursday, with lU3 passengers, among wnom
were Rev. DR.. Roberts, and Coluiou lllany,
Esq, OF Baltimore; Pr, slaenl Emory, Professor
Caldwell, aud VIM. LLOYD Garrison.
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To TshPEaaScs ASSOCIATIONS III rHE UM-
TED srArEs-We will send twenty copies Of
the Weekly Fountain in one package 10 any
Temperance Association in the United States,
for Sl3, or forty copies for SIS in advance.
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Salisbury Bank Notes We learn that our
statement in relation 10 the noles of the Bank
OF Salisbury passing current IN this cily, was
incorrect. The Baltimore Brokers will not
touch them, aud we advise our readers 10 be on
their guard Also CLipper.
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The Bank of Satsbmy--On Saturday last,
we ascerlalned by accident in the course Of The
morning, that the brokers of our city had DE-
cliued to purchase notes oI The new issue Of The
bank OF Salisbury, Somerset county, Mary
land Some runurs have reached US previous
", winch had induced us to refuse them Tor
some days past, but sii we were uninfotmed
OF any facts, as indeed we are al this moment
actually deprecialvc o the value Of The paper.
Circumstances only exist, which il seems due
to our community 10 State III reference I, the
matter, and they can ,pern themselves aecor
dinghy A charter was granted 10 lhs bank
some four or live years since, and II Wenl INTO
operation but with Indifferent success recent
" il was determined 10 call in thu notes and
wind up the concrrn, which purpose was hon
oIably fulfilled. Shortly afterwards the unex
pred term OF the char'er, being Tor some eight
or nine years perhaps, was purchased by sun
dry persons, constituting board OF directors,
OF whom the majority are understood 10 be oi
New York; The amount paid ior II was, we
believe, about 81 $40, and the mode oi pay
ment some what new, but II appears satls'aclo-
~ to those who disposed OF il. The difficulty
III the matter seems 10 be, that the N. Y. system
Of banking is MOI adapted 10 our stald and SO
Der habl,s, and in the apparent want OF congo
nially our brokers' recognized a necessity Tor
the practice OF some caution, before they made
100 extended an acquaintance with il. That's
ALL San.
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Death Of Capt. Page.-We regret 10 learn
faom the 81. Louis papers that this gallant Of
hccr who distinguished himself in the battle Of
the Pao a Ito, and in which he received a
dreadful wound. brealhed his last on the u Ii
instant, on board the steamer Missouri, when
shorl distance from Cairo. His sremains hyae
been taken to ST. Louis for inlerment.
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Lamber III Michigan Munroe, (Mich-
igan) Gazeue says that lumber is lasl getting
10 be one OF their most important ARTICLES .!
export, large shipments OF black walnut anu
oak lumber have Leen made there this spring
Tor the Buffalo and New York markets.
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BIGAMY.--The Philadelphia Keystone ofSa.
turday says
A man named John r. Thomas was yester-
day committed by Mayor Swift on charge Of
bigamy. The witnesses who appeared against
hIm was his first wife and the clergyman who
married him 10 the second.
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95- Rev. John Harkness, the celebrated lee.
turer. IS now in Baltimore. He Iectured to the
children OF the Good Samaritan Sabbath
School, on Sabbath last.
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NIBLo's GARpEs BURNr. That portion of
Niblo's Garden, N. ", which is occupied as
seed and flower store by Mr.. Grant Thorburn,
took fire on Saturday morning, and was de-
stroyed with its contents. Mr.. Thorburn was
with difficulty rescued from the flames.
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The NANTgcKET tIREs.-lhe fire in Nan
tuckel CONSUME lhree hundred anu i,ryeighl
budngs-a rger number than Were burned
al the great Ire III New lo'k year ago. The
loss Of The Nantucket fire is estimated at a
million dollars, and the insurance at about
$35U,O0
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURcH-A new and
gorgeous cathedral is 10 be erected, SAYS the
Philadelphia Times, in front of Logan Square,
TO be called the Cathedral Of ST. Peier and ST..
Paul.
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THE WASHINGTON PULPIT.
7sris IF The different Ministers On, Sa!Jath,
July 10, 1876.
n prI Al N C,IIr-n/,rY

leJ5 ~ INC uUeFcH 1hmISETS m DukOuH,
July 10, 1876.
9TH ST. M. p. CHURCH.
REV. $. X. COX.
Morning. Rev. ]. Warden, Esther 5. l3.
Night Rev. Mr. Dorrance, Rum. l. l6.
CENTRAL PRES. CHURCH.
REV. sEPTIMUs TUsrIs.
Morning Rev. Mr.. Dorrance, Mark 10
q, q.
Evening. Rev. Mr.. Cox, Corinthians |
81.
4TH PRES. CHURCH 9TH ST.
REV. JOHN sMITH-PAsToR.
The Rev. Mr.. Danbordo. o. Alabama.
FOUNDRY CHAPEL.
NJ B. MORGAN.
Marning. Rev. Mr.. Hlliard, of Alabama,
John 8. 9, 10.
Night Rev III. Sicer, Psalm l45. H.
isf COLD. PRESB. CHURCH, 18th ST.
John y. cooR-PAsToR.
Morning. Acts 5. %.
Afternoon. Luke Ii. 81, %.
L ST. BAPTIST CHURCH.
@. w. SAMPSON.
Morning. Jer. 20. 10.
Afternoon Samuel 3. q.
UNITARIAN CHURCH.
RRv. J. P. Moore.
Morning. Matt IL. as.
TRINITY CHURCH.
REv. H. srRISGFELLow.
Morning. Ephe 5. H.
Evening. ! Cor 9. "a.
WESLEY CHAPEL.
REv. II. L. sLIcER.
Morning. Cor. s. IL.
Eevening. Psalm l45.
F ST. PRES. CHURCH.
REV. DR.. LAURIE.
Morning Psalm 81. is, l6, IL.
Evening Isaiah 25. 6.
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The FOUN TAIN.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 81. 1876.

a. The Columbian Fountain has nearly, il mot
quite as wide circulation in this city any other
paper published here; we believe its circulation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9TH
er city paper. Advertisers would do well to keep
this I'M mind. "a E tk k# A
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METHODIST PaorEsTANr CHUrcH.-This
denomination numbers, according TO the min
ues Of the last General Conference, Ga 1913
members in the United States. The property
owned by the church is valued at $563,97l.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

We published in our paper Of yesterday,
without any name being affixed, an advertise
ment respecting "Mr. Whipple-Disgrace-
fully and publicly drunk" SC. This adver-
tisement was handed TO our foreman in our
absence on Sabbath day, and by Mr.. Whipple
himself, who, no doubt, is under some ndue
excitement, and thinks this the best course for
him TO pursue in repelling some insinuatlons
that have been made respecting him. We
judge very differently, and had we been IN inc
Office would not have suffered it to go in our
paper but, although we were al the office be-
fore 6 O'Clock, the paper was SO lar WORKED
of as not to be able TO stop II. Suffer US to
saw that there is no evidence that "Mr> Whip
ple . has broken his pledge or disgraced the
cause, or that The banner ceases 70 waive z in
triumph" The fact is we believe Mr.. Whip
ple is little too sensitive. We trust that he
will see and feel the propriety Of not conlinu-
ing this excitement We hope he will never
disgrace the cause but if he should, the tenn
perance banner will still wave. The cause
is one owned by God, and does not rest upon
mere human agents. Let this be kept in
mind.
To THE PRoPRIEToRs OF TEMPERANCE HoU
sEs in TIE UNITED STATES. - Gentlemen: I'm We
can help you if you will cooperate in the ef-
fort. In another column you will find the ad
vertisement Of our worthy friend, Mr.. Beers.
proprietor of the Temperance Hotel of this
city. II is our desire TO have similar adverls
msnts concerning every Temperance House in
the United States. SO that we may present
complete Directory for Temperance men acho
saay be travelling. In order to efrct our objec'
we have determined TO offer you tae follow
ing:
We will advertise, three lines concerning
any Temperance House for the small sum OF
three dollars year. and present the proprietor
Of the Hotel with a acopy oil the Weekly paper,
containing the advertisement.
Seven lines and the paper for FIVE dollars
Please send us your advertisements at your ear
liest convenience.
u. WARD s. SON,
EDlroRs of Col. Fountain.
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The Stare 1tude. Cyrus Libby, charged
with having been engaged in the slave trade,
is now on rlal at Portland, Maine, before he
Circuit Court of lhe United Stat S, judges
Woodbury. and Ware presiding.
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Temples Of Honor, Nos. SO, 33, and "a,
have been regularly established at Lewisiown, ,
Pntsburg, and Mauch Chunk, Pa.
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A FORCIBLE APPEAL.

The "no license" men Of New York, hav-
ing voted 10 put down the irsfic, are deter
mined 70 carry out their views BY sefion. In
stuyvs~ OF, they have addressed 20 each re-
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ERRAruM--ln the-piece signed x. r., in
The 18th line, inser, after the word "predis-
pose, !" 10 disease, and when imbbed in sick
ness they aid disease. n etc.
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GA FOR RENT.-A brick house containing
Liii- IL rooms, situate on Al street, a few doors
South Of the Avenue. Enquire at this office.
july l6-5teod
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On Saturday evening, barn belonging TO a
lady, named Sheppard, with its contents, was
burnt 10 The ground. There was no insurance
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Col. Payne, who presented the Mexican lro-
phies 10 the President, on Saturday. visited the
House OF Representatives to-day. lie was
warmly received.
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There WIS rumor, yesterday, that Mr.
Haywood Of The Senate, intends 10 resign rath.
er than 10 vote III favor of The Tariff BILL
Should he do SO, the bill will be rejected.
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The first number oi the Saturday Evening
News, Jew weekly paper, by w. Thompson,
Esq, made its appearance on Saturday last
II is highly spoken Of
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MEDICAL CARD.

nR. ALFRED H. LEE tenders his professional
~ services to the citizens Of Washington and It's
vicinity. Office H street North, near 7th.
july ls-3m'
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let not be absorbed in the doings Of Others
to forget what is going on at home.
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Official Information has been received al
Washington from Puerto Cabello, OF the death
Of raonas S. Frazier, of Baltimore. He dlel
On the l2lh Of June. His effects have been for
warded TO Washington.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

How glorious is this invention of writing whele
by we can easily communicate to our absent friencs
whatever may afford them pleasure or improvement!
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FOR SALE.
WOOD LAND FOR SALE.

SS ACRES Of Wood Land, miles from
OO Washington, short distance beyond Rock
Creek Church. 1t is thought this land will cut
from 25 to 80 cords to the Apply at this Office
jy A--6teod
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MARRIED

On Tuesday marning. the 7lh inst, by the
Key. Mr., O'Brlrn. Mr.. JAMES QUIGG. of Mt
Savage, Md, 10 Miss MARY FITzsIMMoEs, Of
Harpers Ferry. Va.
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ON OUR DESK.

ON OUR DESK.
The CAnsoLroEiAS, a Weekly paper, pub.
iished in Westminster, by George ID. Miller,
at 81 per annum.
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FULLEn's HOTEL.

J Stewart Pa } NJ Porter, do. w Anderson,
Georgetown. w Drake, do. Com. Jones, u s N
E S Jones, do Com. Wikerson, U 5 N. M d Sat
tree, N Y Com. Kearney, U S N.