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The and ball the spe of the State House steepe
are being taken down. alter the ghningrod so that IT
will the outside of the steepe and building to the
ground instead of the inside. This is done because the
ghtnng-rod of the German Lutheran church, which was
struck and burnt the Northern Liberties recently in
the inside and thus fire TO the building Those whose
buildings have ginning rods should attend to this, it is
iraught with danger property lightning rod
through building instead of outside OF t-Phta bulletin
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ALMOST RAINY ostenlay was etnnhatc,il,, = hot la
Towards evening however, the southwest sent
breeze, accompanied by pretty considerable nocurn q,
dust, and still greater show of lightning and some Io
muerlng OF thunder The clouds threatened and looked
black, but there nothing it, 1t tried hard 10 i
but couldn't Our paper went press and left ttrying
Our readers know this morning well as ourselves with
what success.--BaLf. Sun
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sd. john. College, Annnpolis, MA.

WILL the lectures and studies September 9Th
w when pupils may join the several classes They NAV
be prepared in the grammar school for collegiate standing
and then instructed in all the branches of full scientific
and classical course The apparatus very valuable and
complete; the library is exensive besides the rich cab
net OF minerals the State collection in geology is deposited
here and the chief officers OF the STATE government are
members OF the Board of Trustees The modern languages
taught without charge. The expenses are $50
per annum The site is peculiarly beautiful and heathiul
and there is railroad communication with Washington and
Baltimore. The annual commencement is on the 22d of
February. HECTOR HUMPHREYS
Aug. Il--2awlm President,
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REBUKE-If Mr.. Clay, in his speech the meeting in
New Orleans, last winter, expressed desire to "avenge
the wrongs OF his country he administered quite as sting
ing rcbuke to his party friends in his speech from Mr.
Whites ON Saturday evening last His declaration as 10 the
duty OF the CITIZEN lin time OF the country of our
hearts and homes, have disturbed the Community
OF some OF those leaders who have been indusousv en-
gagged in aiding and comforting the common enemy-
tPennsyipdufan
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ELoRENCE,s NEW HOTEL.

No "o broad,ooy, corner of taiker street Men, York
rv,.,,, IN TUE EUROPEAN STYLE.
'INHlS elegant Hotel is now open tor Tho reo,; oe
- travellers. The proprietor socits vis ,fJ6m those
NJ w, or pleasure may call them the city
NeW fofk Inc Hotel Is designed be condcted mon
me European system, and with the adoption Of ali modern
Visitors can at all times procure apartments with or ,
our board Those who may wish to take their meals in
.ne 1lei v1 90 so IN private apartments OF great beauty
OF W Wy Puohc hestnurat, saloon elaborate and costly
~ lProbably without equal ON the continent
THE ,r,1,ria 80 uPon economical terms.
e ploPle,or matters himself that his house will be
~ ~ loN lal az least equal to any known establishment
~ r Ro' To- o elegance, economy and desimbiIity
and oii Is under the direction Of American French
Anril 40 S Lag JOHN FLORENCE, Jrc
''F"N Proprietor,
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NAvM.-The U. S. stores ship Relief, Lieut. Com Oscar
Bulus, sailed from Pensacola the LIST instant bound 10
Anton Lzardo She took the mails for the squadron &c.
The soreshp Electra is taking in stores and win sail for
the gulf In about four days,
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For Charlottesville, Staunton and the Interior ar Vie
K1niR.
Whole to S[uan,kOn O,y,.

VlSITERS to the Virginia springs, Natural Bridge &c .
' are advised that through tickets now given on
board the Potomac steamboat between Washington and
Staunton for the low rate OF ten dollars Travellers by this
line (Which is the only daily line the sprngs) are con-
veyed by railroad cars between Aqua creek and odons
ye and thence in superior forhorse post coaches via
Charlottesville and Saunon, the different springs pass
Ing IN sight OF Monticello and the celebrated University
the third day from their leaving Washington.
Inc stages on this route arranged avoid night
Ipaveng For further particulars apply to Captain W.
RODGERS, OF the steamer Augusta, or to
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Agent
July I3-3tawlm go
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DOARDING---Mrs. Hamilton on Pennsylvania ,venne
- nearly opposite Coleman's hotel, has a number Of
rooms which she would be pleased let permanent or
transient boarers among them several very fine front
rooms. Terms moderate. I,,no i
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Marsllai's Sale.

IN virtue OF writ OF fer aeia or scre facas under the
lien law, issued from the clerks office OF the circuit
OF the District of Columbia, for the county of Washington
and to directed shall expose to public sale for ash
Monday the 18th day of September next at the front OF
the court house door OF said county, the OF II o'clock
M the following property viz Part of lot No s. in SOU IRE
No 5ls in the city OF Washington with the Improvements
thereon-beng twostory frame dwelling house, &e ,
seized and levied upon the property John Ennis and
sold to satisfy iudicals No. H. October 1885, in ia
vor of Ulysses Ward against said John Ennis
ALEXANDER HUNTER
Aug. l6-dts Marshal of the District OF Columbia
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GUNNER BOARDING.-The subscriber can accommo
- date limited number of boarders for the summer
and ON reasonable terms, at the Union Hotel Fairfax
Courthouse. The house is a very pleasant and comfort.
able one, with large airy It's location being only
h!leen miles from the District OF Columbia. daily line of
stages runs between the TWO points, and stops this house
he proverbia health of the village and neigbohood rem.
ders II very desirable place for persons living in Dis
ct and who desire board their families the country
July l7-du LEWIS S. PRITCHARTT'
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| INCEST of the Maryland Reports-Co mprsng B,r
RS and MeHenry vols Harris and Johnson vols
Harris and Gill, vols Gill and Johnson II vols B,nJs
Ghancery Reports, vosBy William Henry Morris Geo
Wliam Brown and Frederick William BRINE, ir OF the
Price $40 Just issued from the press and this day re-
ceived. 800 II TAyf 10 AZ
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Important New Work.

United STATES FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT. -
~ The Treasury Department and its fiscal b,,
reaus their origin, organization and practical operations
illustrated being supplement the Synopsis of Treasury
Instructions for tho administration of revenue laws affect
ing the commercial and system OF the United
States in fourteen chapters BY Robert Mayo, M d. one
volume quarto Price So so.
The above work, which has been for considerable time
in preparation the Treasury Department. has lust been
printed, extra copies of which Tor sale by
VIM. q. FORCE,
Aug Penn avenue corner of 10Th streo,
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Aug. 7

ME IsEiTREAT.-A boarding and day school for
Il young ladies' under the supervision the Bsbon of
Pennsylvania, Schoolhouse Lane miles from, Pbia
delpha, the crossing Of the Philadelphia and Norris
town railroad Miss M. A. Spafard principal Mrs E
Spailrd assistant principal. M Felix Droun late rofes
scr in the University ofFance teacher oFrench and Latin
Mr.. J. A. Getze teacher of music.
Letters for 'Retreat be addressed TO box No Ss no
office, Philadelphia - i
Refer to the Right Rev Bishop Potter Rev d. H. Macur
dy No l2S North 18th Dr. G. Trechel hose
Robert Ralston esp No 4, south Front street. Phiads
phin; and James g. kempton, esq, Mayayunk.
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rINHE Mechanics OF FIads, for Practical Men, i,ci
ding hyrostatcs, descriptive and constructive, by Al
eAander Jamleson-l volume octave with many engra.
vngs-impored from Londoa, by F. TAYLOR. Price
81 July
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'HE Potomac Pavilion, at this delightful watering place.
having been entirely reftted and furnished anew is
Plney Point Is situated on the Potomac river near its
river into the Chesapeake bay easy of access being
lmore. ~ -'
The bathing at this place is all times perfectly safe as
mere IS no nercurrent and the invalid and others
ENJOY SURF bathing with the security New thing
houses have been erected and every attention will be paid
10 ie comfort and convenience guests. To the invalid
ton. ~ ~ i''N
The steamer Augusta leaves Washington every Monday
ana thursday at O'Clock, M, Tor Plney Point and re-
turning, leaves on Wednesday and Saturday at T. a. m
Inc steamer Columbia leaves Washington every We'd
nesday at D, Tor the Point; returning leaves every
Sunday at 6, a. m wv
The steamer Oceola leaves Washington every Sunday Mt
O'Clock, m, and every Thursday O'Clock % m :
reurlng leaves the Point every Wednesday and Saturday
Board per month $3.50 90
Dodfd week 200
Board per day "a
Children and servants half price
,e - HARDWOOD & KELLER.
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IL AmAsk Table-cloths and Naplxlns.-We have re.
- naming gtite an assortment OF damask table cloths
(n coths) Also sdamask diapers nil xvidpie ond I'M
kin assorted sizes and qualities. Being very desiron 10
c?se mem OUT previous 10 fail purchases, we have deter
mined 10 oter them mt cost for cash ANY persons in want
to buy bargains. - ' ~ ~ o' WI"
Aug l6-6tif n cT ,cr7-rr T. r,o
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Elil ,,, "''" possession given imnhcdIately
EnI Tue coihiiodlous and pleasant uloIse and
premises on the corner of nth street and New York
S ,l9 IN me occupancy of Francis III Davidge ESQ.
; ,leIeu win me above is milk house stable and
% age-hoase, courthouse, large lot for garden &c
at hand. - ' anu oAcelleht wafer near
ms IS one oil the most healthy situations in washington
~, soou view OF and only square east of the p.s
oe,'s > ~ gIou9ds and the executive departments
Aug. 2-4t Iil,'uEs \ AZ , III " ,,,,
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NH UH.I HD frOnn England by r. Taylor Thc Prac-
ucal mechanics Pocket Guide, a concise treatise ON the
weight ana strength of Materials the prime movers OF
91nieIy ana very numerous practical rules and tables
ny foessor Waliace one pocket volume, sixteenth ed
o price OF cents Also, The Practical Engineers Pocket
ue, treating OF the nature and application of necnnica
forces the elements of machinery Nc., with practioal es
ana valuable tables for engineers and mechanics in
IJuly
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and the justice
one VITO h., Ss S0ea TO the ver best gsoss and es, G tbs
rs@sd e. the sosd rssu Of yearly y yTs and
meet with that aashuoa ~h'Sh 'h value, their EenAbe i'm
Poitanec TO the afflicted demand
PULMONARY POWDER or sYRuP-fo, Cola, Coughs. Con
suHpisn sI.t,ns of 1loot, pain In he bsa'L Se
zoe Nctsura sypshte, and erupvs dsa-e.-whas swsug.
RESTORATIVE WINE BItrERs-fOr al NervOu. Complaints
General Debility DyPepsia Lungs. all female
PILE ElkcruARf-for iiemeubotds OF Prcs-An internal
NEurRALlZlNG MIXTURE and NURSERY MEDlCNE-for
foe ,sss IN children induced ey ,eeihns dcntiuon.
FEVER AND AGUE FowDERs-fosI Intermittent OF Bilious
DIAPHoRETic FEVER PowDERs-lor all FeSrile and In
DluRErc DRoPs-or Gravel all affection, OF the KID
hey.Zlos Uy,S, hematuria and all Urinary di'caiss
ANllBlLlouS FAMILY PnYsiC-a complete substitute IOr
Mercury in all d,eass.
VEGETABLE EMErIc-fOr Colds, Fevcr,. Ibainna,ory
HEPATlc o. LIVER rILLs-COr all Liver complaints. &C
RHEUMATIC liouiD-ios Rheumaitn. spran. spinal Iur
taton White sgnss Ague IN the Face and nrea
nHIiC As, go, and chsas Rsgma,sn
Colt FevcU, nhmmators, PeuIsy Neuralgia Bilious Coe
WORN FownER-f'r Pin Tape. and common Worms and
also fer an di.elss' arising from wOr.as
cough rlLIs-for coii'; Coughs Bronchitis Tight,
NERVOUS PiLts-for Neurasa and al nervou, diseases,
VEGETABLE ANriBlLIoUs PILLs-for Bnly diseases,
ANrLnySrErrIc and TONIC PIrs-for Dyspepsia or rndi
nes'n hshHa '"svencs. Acdy OF the Stomach Heartburn
Pain in the Breast and Side, Dizziness &C
COUGH nROPS-for CouRha seturr of the Iu,,. In
hamuahon Or Irritation Of the Tubes
lRRrAilNG PLAsTER-for al deep seated t,ins Inn,mm
ton e lnsua oEaEs Spinal ascs Dcafaes D4AneS sc
FEMALE flLlS-cr ChlorOss Other female eompants
CArARRH PoWDRRS-for Catarh aud all ob.,rueSn, in the
head 49,
Al ucSe Mecnes are unier Dr. iz-oil1fe
P'rsH and have he uKENEss and s,safHr TO
every boz package vial bottle prevent public from
imposed ufon by spurious limitations surrcpt
Sres got up BY Druggists BY mixers Patent d.
the public hcosy CAUTIONED
-"
aud niiH signature each % the remedies
sos wholesale and retail by ANDREWS CO. Grand Depot
$50 Patton se,t New York whom all orders mus, be ade
ej, posf psL
For farther pa euats respecting Dr. Bcaehs Medi
enes Pamphlet which be gratis all agents
pt BEACtIs FAMILY PHYSICIAN and all the MEDICINES
az, Tor sale by the following Agents
w Raneolh c. Bookeler. and Rincr.. .rri
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Notice 10 Night walkers {!

H ZEN q co. have now on hand, of recent
M mlnuctue 100 good Pilot Cloaks Just
want who evening parties
troubled with exchanging garments These Cloaks and
decent looking, and eau be bought for a IS
mo- KEEN 4 gp
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NORRIS ROBINSON, President.

NORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAsrKt HASSAY, Secretary.
The subscriber, Agent for the Company prepared
receive applications for Life Insurance
named. for year years, hfs any
exceeding $4,000 single life The
Of the intermediate noted
well as all other information
Insurance will also be made known application The
taErs offered by this Company believed equal not
superior 10 those offered by other
Britain. H. a. CIV ATuNRY
Physician to the soee-he Family Physician Of the party
&c
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BALTIMORE LOCK INFlRMARY-
No.1o II. PrattS Street, near the bridge.
UNDER TnE sKiLFUL CHARGE OF
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DIR HAIR PIS
~DCSl,Sr, - ~ ~
EIhEoENlS To tho afflicted the most certa;n
remedies and ehieae a partieula, d,., . g.,
n' ane'"ons 70 be iouhd IN this city, Union.
-, THIS INSTITUTION,
having Tor the many OF Mt in Balo,. h
under the OF .knu and rru,T oeen
upon public confidence which can aspire 10 Th ~,
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900 cases that have through Treatment S ~
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III m TX 10 70 hours IN mid forms most
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Ut harrs blends practical observation theoretical kno
a assures the unfortunate OF skilGl aid advice with
out eiaSgerauon, or eIorsion in charges
MARK TIIIsl
" mas oeen engaged IN more extensive pras
ueg ,nan any other physician in this city.
m sal attending his practice has a,es,ed
va VI ueeinns public The remedies by him
' TOT meH speedy and certain eGeeL) are as mild and
nan, ' q, saua,ou- IN inhuenee-they perform per,
eel. " " many nou" as II formerly required days nd
mr.. ,,., IN :,
o its benign operation the digestive
are prodsced by nj. m; ns quotations OF tainted breath
p, m sbiny.s ,h. n'
rupcnne Harlem on ang ,s OF Mercury, Baam.
rc,or, of M, ana her disgusting mixtures the
remedies drive. oT J ,"ee, and purifying vegetable
ecns,,,,,,on. s instead OF throwing back upon
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these important Tsne,l., are The IL, :, =, IEhbER,
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Let the unfortunate dcvoiees Of f,I.e p.,.u" ,. l.,
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competent ply sean a. they mot orIy oh, , pp
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equally alarming though more SLOW, ma r,d,on
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BULwER'S NEW NOVEL
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htifiN - iiftf 10
hr fmebefsd mat on ths ~ day of January 1885 before
ne fucfhsr Justice q Ne aid STATE ~ ard fof ne
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Others spurious fyou wish for black
II for brown, asa tot boa marked u.
Premiums have bten awarded subscriber
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Below Chestnut Philadelphia
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FOR THE TEETH.

IUN III EEIU,
H'ROTTERs AsIATIC DENTRIFICE
- Rowlands Odonto RnR.
Poleiiefs Ojonine, French
Hous1n's Tooth Powder
heCabe's Tooth Wash
Chlorine do do.
supply Of the above preparations for sale by
deg p JOHNsroN DrugFsi.
NEW HICE.-3O Rice. landing md for sals by
4 dc2-t0t DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
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The criticism in the National Integencer Of this morn
ing rests upon the definition of the word Immediately"
That paper says Mr. Buchanans despatch could not have
been transmitted Immediately after the battle of Cerro
Gordo" because the battle occurred the 18th of April
and Mr. Buchanan despatch dated only the 18th
and Mr. Trst arrived at Vera Cruz the 9th of May,
and at Jalapa Gen SCOTS headquarers on the 14th of
May! How them" asks the National 1ntelligencer,
could the General have forwarded despatch imme-
dately after the battle Of Cerro Gordo,' which did not
reach him until nearly month after the batei" The
language of the "Unon" certainly did not mean to PIN
Gen. Scott down to an hour, day. nor few days.
But, admitting that expression might have been more
explicit, the statement in the lnegencer itself is not
sufficiently precise Mr. Trst arrived at Vera Cruz on the
9th of May and the General received Mr. Buchanans let
Ter on the 7th at Jaapa 1t not them nearly month"
after the BATTLE but days after it, that the General
ceived the account Of Mr. Trists mission. 1t not
until the o2d June that Mr. Buchanans despatch reached
the Capitalize days after the General was apprzed OF
Mr.. Trists arrival; and yet 70 be informed that
he took any part transmitting it then. The proposition
which we laid down is not materially affected by this
change of the time 1t is still most unfortunate that the
General did not transmit the despatch after the
battle of Cerro Gordo as he could.
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From our baltimore spondent.

BALTIMORE, July 26-5 p. IN.
Steamboat explosion Reconciliation Of Hon r. W. Ligon
The tocdther.-Ihc markets SC. q.
We had steamboat explosion yesterday, small scaI~
but fortunately much damage done. The little
Gardens distance Of about three miles, her
boiler yesterday afternoon, when about the city
There goody number board, of whom either
jumped overheard escaped the wharf, whilst
only scalded and of them rather slightly Mr..
Cardge, who had his daughters aged and l2
rather severely scaldedhe eldest severely Four
or five others slightly scaded the face and hands.
The boiler a weak and worn-out affair, and should
ha been condemned long since Fortunately it did
generate steam enough to do damage
The of the third congressional district met
Reistersown Saturday On the first ballot, the Hon
T Watkins Igon repominated AS this district is
strongly democratic, a nomination is equivalent TO
election
We have had another heavy shower of rain this after
noon which has been the for the last ten days.
arly
The MARKETs-In the Baltimore flour market this
ground Howard street brands, and there buyers
SIS So Mixed brands of May and June inspections range
SIS IS SIS 37h City Mills held at SO 10 There IS
better demand for wheat and slight advance. Sa'es
to-day of prime red 1l6 lit cents white do worth
100 l25 White and yellow will bring 6s 10 70
cents As cents, with sales and 10 cents Wits
key little mer will, sales in barrels at % cents per
gallon
The this afternoon has suspended operations the
telegraph, have nothing from New York or fhils
dephia. At IL O'clock however, dings had been
ceved OF the steamer Washington.
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From accounts received at the Navy Department from
Norfolk il does not appear that the Sickness which
fortunately appeared in the Raran her homeward
passage, likely to extend itself further No death is
known to have occurred among her crew since she
rived at Norfolk; and the report of the surgeon of the
hospital where her sick have been transferred is of fa-
vorable character BY direction OF the Department, after
consultation with the medical bureau, the ship will an
Choir off Craney island, several miles from the city, and
will there remain until winter, with the Vandalia as
guardship before her hold is broken her tanks dis
turbed