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SALE OF Cry PRoPERTY.-J. G. Green flor A.
Green, auctioneer,) yesterday sold at public
sale the following property, to wit:
Lot No. IA, situated in square No 455, front
ing 28 feet inches on G street north, running
back 100 feet 2! inches deep, between Sixth
and Seventh streets, was sold to John Throck-
morton for 212 cents q square foot; also two
story brick house and lot fronting 16 feet on
north G street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, were sold to E. Roe for 1910; also lot
No!2, in square No. $50, sold to j. F. Wollard
for a mills; lot No. 4, in same square, No
552, sold to same person, for 3 mills; lot No
5, in same square, sold for same price to same
lot 6, in same square, sold to same person foi
81 mills; lots 81 and 80, in same square, sold
to same person for mills; lot l, in square No
S5S, sold to Capt. John Goddard, for mills
lots 2, 5, 4, and 20, sold to same person, for 81
mills square foot lot 5, in square No. 389,
sold to Captain Jones, for 81 cents; lot s, in
square No. $3.50, sold to I. B. Goddard, for a.
cents lots 81 and %, in square 800, sold to
E. A. G. Goddard, for cents a foot.
Nearly all Of these lots are on the boundary o
the city.
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UPHOLSTERING AND PAPER-HANGING
ESTABIISHMENT

oFhOLpIEhlNG AND PhPEh-HhNGlNG
ESTABLISHMENT
Bridge street. 3 doors from Congress ST.. north side
ID ODER BROTHER respectfully inform their friends
N and the public generally, that they daily recey-
ing in addition to their already large and extensive stock
of PAPER-HANGINGs AND UPHoLSTERING GOODS
new patterns of Paper, &C. We have in store
the most extensive assortment of Paper, &c. in the Dis
trct Persons will find II to their advantage give
call before purchasing elsewhere sell cheaper
than any house in the District.
Every article in line made TO order, such Hair
Shuck and Cotton MATTRESSES Pew Cushions Cur
tains Feather Beds, Easy Chairs Lounges, &c., &c.
BE- Patented Hair Spring Mattresses made 10 order
June 4-1t2IW&S3yg RODIER a BROTHER.
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PiTrsBuRo, July ga fire broke out this
morning in the 9th ward, destroying two bricl
houses. woman and child who were in one
of the buildings were burned to death. The
railroad excitement here Is increasing--a meet
ing was held last evening in favor of construct
ing road from Beaver to Wellsville, which
will give Pittsburg direct communication with
the lakes A party of eight hundred left this
morning in the cars on a pleasure excursion to
Rochester. The river is falling slowly, with
six feet of water in the channel.
BosroN, July PA man named Stephen
Linscott, of Cornish, Maine, attempted to muir
der his wife on Monday Of last week, by cutting
her throat with razor A deep wound was
inflicted, exposing the windpipe, but it did not
cause immediate death. After this murderous
attempt, he cut his own throat with broad
axe, completely dividing the windpipe.
Linscott it is supposed, was laboring under
the effects Of delirium tremens. He had in his
possession six quarts Of rum at the time the
deed was committed.
July %, p m.-The Canada sailed to-day
with forty-eight passengers for Liverpool, four
teen for Halifax and $l5 600 in specie.
Two brothers named Dudley, and man
named Brown, returned Californians, were
robbed to-day Of $4,000 in gold at the Adonis
House.
RoxBuRy, Mass, July 22.--Three men be-
longing to this place, while digging at the cor
ner of Ruggles and Parker streets, last night,
at the depth Of three or four feet discovered q
box or trunk containing a large amount Of mo-
ney, supposed to have been buried by notori-
Gus character named Walker, who occupied a
cottage in the vicinity some time since
New York, July 23.-Advices from Rio ia
metro to June 10th, state that the yellow fever
had entirely disappeared
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SODA WATER

Il L. RIDWELES celebrated SODA FOUNTAIN has opened
~ for the Summer Campaign at HIS headquarters Ia
Georgetown, where his friends and customers
can be supplied with the above article.
Nisiters from Washington and strangers generally will
be- much relieved from the effects of dusty ride hot
day by calling at his Drug Store High street
mi I5-tf
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GEORGETOWN.

BACON, LARD, &c.
06 000 pounds of Hams and Shoulders
ScsOOO 1000 do. No. Lard
DO barrels Philadelphia Whisky
10 do do Gin
rs boxes Eastern Cheese
10 do Gamma
10 do Parma
Received and for sale by
HOWELL & SHOEMAKER,
y 23-1w of High Water sts., Georgetown.
tfNEW MACKEREL.
lust RECEIVED an invoice of small No. 3 Nfackerel
~ For sale by HOWELL 4 SHOEMAKER,
jy 23-3t cor. of High Water SITS Georgetown
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General Banking and Exchange Business.
COPARTNERSHIP.

COPARTNERSHIP.
rT,HE undersigned respectfully TO the public
i that they have entered into coparnership for the
transaction OF general Exchange and Banking business
in the city OF Washington, under the firm Of
sELDEN, wITHERs co.
All business entrusted them will be attended TO with
promptness and fidelity.
WILLIAM sELDEN,
Late Treasurer OF the United States
JOHN WITHERS,
OF Alexandria, Virginia
Il. w. LATHAM,
OF the city Of Washington.
i. p. BAYNE,
mar 2-u OF Baltimore, Maryland.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF pRICEs /,

G1stEA h BaTgdp2S! bargains I
NToLAIN a HARRY, SEVENTH STREET would most ia
N specially inform their friends and the public gene
rally that they are positively selling on their stock o.
Spring and Summer Goods at prime cost, for CASH Pur
chasers may assured that there humbug 1t
All they ask Is call and they promise that shal
go away disappointed.
CO. Remember that their store for the present, Is OF
SEVENTH STREET, between IA and l. June e--u
J. A. KIRKPATRICK,
MARBLE AND FREEST0NE CUTTER,
street. bet,oeen 1871 and IAN, Washington city, d. O.
MARBLE MANTLEs, Monuments, ToInbs Head and
wi Foot Stones &C., constantly hand, Of the best
quality and workmanship All kinds Of Stone for Build
ing &c All kinds Of work in his line faithfully executed
at the shortest notice mp 16-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22


THIS preparation has now borne The test of ovs,
liza wears experience, since its first Introduction !.
Apntlic favor, during which time numerous imil'.
tions have sprung into existence. founding tbei,
claims to the confidence Of the community on M
curative powers contained in Sarsaparia Root t6s
great reputation and extended use OF which has been
mainly attributable to the many wonderful cures Ell
iected BIZ the use Of this preparation. While &r.
saparilhi Root forms an important part of its comb
nations, il is, at the same time, compounded with
other vegetable remedies Of great power and il il
in the peculiar combination and scientific manner Of
its preparation, that its remarkable success in Ina
cure Of disease depends. 0therpreparatons initiate
It in the style Of putting up andin bearing the name
Of one of its Ingredients, and here ends their resem
blance toit Those needing remedy and purifier
like this, are requested TO note where this difference
exists, and making choice OF what they viii use, nc,
TO take any other but that one entitled to their conf
dence, from the long list of cures it has effected on
living witnesses, whose testimonials and residences
have beenpublIshed, and who are still bearing daily
testimony to its worth The whole history ofmedi.
cine has scarcely furnished parallel to the NUNS.
Gus and remarkable cures effected by its use, and
what it has effected once il can effect again.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
FEoM KENrucKy.
lalammafory Rheumatism Cured.

BARDsTowN, KY. July 10, lSl9.
MEssRs. SAEDs--Gentlemen: Itismy duty to com
municate facts IN relation 10 the beneficial effects Of
your Sarsaparilla. My wife was afflicted with in.
Illumination and soreness Of the stomach Of the worst
character; her limbs and chest were much swollen;
she had constant headache, and last spring was at
tucked severely with innammatory rheumatism. Tho
besi medical aid we could obtain afforded only mo.
mentary relief; and while III this situation, she
heard Of the many remarkable cures effected by tle
use cf Sands Sarsaparilla and commenced its use,
which produced instantlelie and less tlan six bols
ties entirely removed all the dropsica swelling snd
every ether infiammatory symptom, restoring her'o
perfect health ] send this statement as an aetol
Justice, believing 10 be my duty to encourage he
suffering portion Of the human family to use Sahdf
Sarsaparla, which believe has no parallel ~ ne
catalogue 81 medicine. With feelings Of lasting
gratitude, remain yonr friena.
SAMUEL p. HARGER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
w oNDHRFUL
Restoration to Hcalth!.

mi GlIillSTttss Agrn, II ineiangti. Ohio received
the seIlow ing Certificate w months since hs fam q
citizen OF high slauaing and We'd known in Cincinnati
30 Nh :. D, nlbtii1N,
" AZ ssss Cor 9lh And Nlaiunsis. Emcinnatl
DYsR SiR-- Through The grace ma wisdant ~ my omm
potent Maker MY attention ives called to your adyesuss
ment If Observation-Disclosures The tiakec cf thlrnlm,i
about the first ct January last My disease being Rheu
uniIn Enut had resisted he skin 81 about all the phygk
ciAns could enlcy and ma1e poor inacedAlcavng
mu htirie Az miserable man who fur ttGtBfans meAs
nffgias Ia kis ha M aksdnne uep anil lOr
alatte pprtlonp the Cine was rents in sn
hnEh the poNeness of Mr. tenaer WAS enahast 10 OBJ
aia one Of nR,G uNssrlKs enune Belts nj yopr eStab
lsAmonk and hy Hsnfe 10 convection With the fuld now
only HeAnth can affirm that have und Paradise No.
low can INV walk fImly and cpminrlahiy wnesevVi
As ever had dpein my recovery 80 miraculous that
have taken this pains communicate 70 you for yun and
tho iniafmatinn u others
Respectfully rcman your nhst servant
ttaANAANs GARDNER
xf.k4s2as fss,U. raNAa M mia EAl, "a l.i1
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
10 THE OLD AND yoUss.!
no YE NED HEADS AND GREY =!
49, -7--T
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE.

Golors he Itltr, and WiH mol the Skla.
TESfIIS dive nay be applied to the hair over night
4 the first night turning the lightest red OF grey
hair ID a dark brown, and BY repeating a second
nightpa bright iet black. Anypsrson, MAY, there
fore, with The east possible trouble, keep his hair
any dark shade Or perfect black witla positive as
sirlllce tlat the dye iapped t0the skin. willnot
color It. By IN occasional application, a person
turning grey will never DO knownt to have a grey
hair Directions complete with the arti sle There Is
no coorng IN this statements one easily test.
These facts are warranted by the gentleman who
manufactures 1t, Who'll the celebrated Chemist, DR..
Cnmstock, authorof Comslock's Chemistry, Philoso.
phy aid other works, and Schcol Books, well known
and widely celebrated BY the public
Sodium. York only BY t,omstock & Brother, No
o, John st. in Columbus only by.J Blair; in Aber
deem BY Hampton u Eierndou feb 22-'4-iy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
Feb. 8, 1851 hs2-if.

CuINOlDlNE OR anonymous QUINlA. \
4 IEDEG in speaking Of Chinoidne says, "hat
A the active principle il really Quinia, AMOR
fhoys [lpina; that the substance in tact, described
by Serumer, Henry and i)eIondrc, is simply The
Alkasid Qnnia in an amorphous Or ancrystallire
state AN
aMr. Rosseau recommends Amorpbous Quina
in the treatment DC children which, be stys, is more
active than the Snlphate is nsouble in the saliva,
and has not much taste
Fur sale at the siga Of the Negro and Mortar
November l6 l8J0--n20
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
SAMUEL r. HARGER.



New ORLEANS, Nov, y, ls4O. IS
MEssRs SANDs--t1entleme Lake the liberty elz
sending you letter whjchmay be Of importance y.
those whoare suf1afiug 'asl have done, ! iecelyee
great benefit from your sarsaparas having sesn'
cured Of malady alter suffering six years. her
by cheerfuy certify to the good effect Of your medi
cine, and hope God will reward you for all The EeM
you have done. A chronic cough had tormented lns
day and night, and repeated attacks Of fever indrt
me to believe that should die with eonsnmpllaa'
One day, while suffering Violent attack Of burllaE
lever, a friend persuaded me 10 try your incoml@las
Bile medicine, butte tel the truth bad no contldense
in iii finally purchased bottle, and by s 70 q
and the help ol God, WIS restored 70 better hssaa
than lad enjoyed .cr six years cannot but ples'
the auihor Ut admirable medicine:
Will great respect, am, gentlemenFt
Yonr obsdient servant
tl1I vi M isRflIj AL.S|
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

Al aR ID. 0apl. j. i I AVllaS0N Clerk.
THE light irAnght iirst class steamer. CLARA,
MilIsunregnlAfly ~ Columbus mid AAerseenihe
coming season. ID soon as the water rises
DaTnnile snnlmef she has beenthoroughy OVER
ha,,led dpainted and 40 expense will b. spared ri
render her accommodation and table eqaa uany boat
oiithe river
rApf. BRAfSARD returns his thanks to his friends
Aud the public generally for the very liberal patrons
~ D;sento the NH. IRA, and assures them that
eVefV Fffhst Ml be made to render his passengers
comfortable and give his shippers prompiness and
dNpateh. 4.
All eacAeaI made By the subscribers viii be
faithfully executed,
Hale q MURDOC dgsnis,
August 1911 80. 6--it.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
rDr .Jnyne,s FanAiIy Medicines

Dr .Jnyne's Family Medicines
GtTIII. command universal admiration and pre-
- emnence over all other preparations q the day
His Expectorant, Toaic hermitage, Alternative
Carminative Balsam, Sanatye Pills, Ague Pills
Hair Tonic and American Hair Dye, give consoIla
ton and universal satisfaction TO every family tina
use them.
DR. Jayne Is stil receiving certificates The most
astonishing effects Of his family medicines daily
No family should DO without his Expectorant ut this
season ofthe year It's m unhiling remedy inthe
cure Of coughs, colds, asthma, whoOping cough,
Group spighting Of blood. &c.
| Soldat the signoi the HNegro and Mortar.
November 10, 100. 2O-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

The Great Cure for Badness. Gray Hdir,
Scarf and Doadraf,
III. cases Of badness, weak orthn hair, will be
~ restored and strengthened, gray hairs will be
prevented and changed To their original color
Scurf and tlandrul will be entirely removed and the
hair under all circumstances andat all ages, be kept
healthy, soft glossy and curly, to the latest period
of life.
Tie Trieopherous is wholly diifarentiuits compo
sion from ali other articles Of the same name or for
similar purpose Ii il iniendedto act ihroughthe
skin upon the nerves, bood.vessels and absorbents
connected with the root or bulb Of the hair 70 rouse
and sustain healthy action in these, and thus pro-
dnce new and lpxuriant head Of hair.
CAUTlON
Beware Of vile counterfeit, under the same name
sold for 20 cents Many Ladies' and gentlemen have
been an,ralped 10 purchase hisarticle and the rc
suit has been lie entire destruction of their hair.
Read Clirehugrs Treaties on the Hair accom-
panyng each bottle.
/ For sale at The Drng store Of
TAYLOR 81 MCCARTHY.
Feb. g. 1851 h32-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

W E-AEAF N ESS. Uso III LARzETTIs AcosrrcOn,
- for the cure 81 neafness. Also, all those dis
agreeable noises like the buzzing Of insects, falling
Of water, whizzingof steam, which are symptoms
Of approaching Deafness Many persons who have
been deal for len. fifteen o. twenty years, and were
subject to use ear trumpets have alter using or
perfectly well. II has cured cases Of ten, fifteen
and even thir years standing Of deafness.
sold III NJ York only by Comstock 4 Brother, No
o, John st. inColunbus only by J. Blair; in Aber.
deem by Hampton u llerndon, feb 22-3l-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

.rEsO ONERS OF. AND DEALERS IN HORSES.
n Cartion's Founder Oint,neu, lorlhe cure AZ ".
Of Founder Split Iloof, bloodhound Horses, |csN
and Contracted and Feyerish Feet, wounds, bruises
in the flesh, CALLED backs, cracked heels, Scratches,
cuts, kicks, &c, on horses.
\ CARTOONS RIN(i-BON CURE, forihe cnre
Of ring bone, blood spawn, bone SPAWN, windgalls,
and splint--a certain remedy.
This Ring Bone Cure and Founder Ointment are
prepared from the recipe Of very celebrated Eng
sh Farrier, and will cure in nnety-nine cases out
Of one hundred any of the above complaints, They
have been uscd by farmers, lwery-men, stage pro-
prieiors and others. with the most marked and de-
cded success,
Sold in n Yorkonly by Ccmstock Brother, No.
8, John ST. lin Columbus only by J. Blair; in Aber-
deem by Hampton a iiemdon. feb 22-S4-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
4. flNtiI.EY,S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN

u ONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN
IL pANACEA. IL, For colds and ieyerish feel
ings and preventing tevers; 3 for Asthma, Liver
Complaint and bilious affections; ). for Diarrhma,
Indigestion and loss 81 appettc 4 tor stomach If
fectohs, dyspepsia, piles, rhumasnn, sc. The great
points are il Is not bad To- take, never gives PAIN and
never caves one costve.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints cured, and all
Western and Southern levers prevented, in every
case. bysthe use az loneey's Great Western Indian
panacea, warranted to cure the most severe cases c
the above c0mIaints. Loss Of appetite bilious al.
fections and Indigestion, are permanently cured BY
its use. The great points are IL is not bad to take
it does not leave the bowels costve and never gives
pain ia its operations, This Panacea will remove
Ali the bad bio from the stomach and give tone to
system. and keepsUf attacks Of malignant feyers
III the stomach Il in healthy state and the pores Of
the skin ATE open, oas TO admit Of free exhalation
from the body there can be no attack OF ieverIhis
office the panacea viii positively perform, and wei re.
commend al tUtFy this article II they wish o en-
sure health during the year Asa lamily medicine,
il is unparalleled for coughs, colds, and all diseases
Of the blood, and kidney and scrofua complaints,
SoldfnN York only by CoInstock ~ Brother No
8, John ST. ia Columbus only by ]. Blair IN Aher;
| deem bv Hampton Herndon feb 22-3A-ly.
n lIletJ ATS -Comstoek ! Nerve and Bone
| AA, Imminent, Is warranted to cure any case q
Rheumatism, Gout, Contracted Cords and Muscles
81 stiff Joints strengthens weak imds, and enables
those who are crippled to walk again Use this ar
ice and becured or 90 Without and sutier, as yol
dease.
sold III New York only BY Comstock \ Brother
| No. o John I'll /; In Columbus only BY y. blaF
Aberdeen by Hampton y Herndon. feb; as2si- "
= +.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
s. S. FlTCHE'S

S. S. PITCHES
INVALUABLE Medicines Tor Coughs, Colds
Consumption and Female Disease--always On
hand Also his nnriyaed
ALDO MINAL SUPPORTER,
4 at has been patented only six months, and has all
n 4 N been Initiated; also, hissuperior
SHOULDER BRACES.
The only genuneNartcles are to be found at the
Drug Store Of
las. BLAIR, Sole Agent.
Feb. 8, 1851. n32-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
Certificates and Tcstimonials
A voice from Texico az!

No Dn. Cnutstirf Respected sir and Friend l hayA
kWhys igen subject % ihal dfenlluh cnmlpint hctna
nKms bMt indYer knnW what agony snmn heing ennld
s0tivE till JOINED the Army | was Engaged III all ei
GENERAL Ai f4ultA battles ati Was AZ crIO tuidU
with GENERAL SCOTT, pnfng potion az the am
pakn wewe much exposed 10 tho night dir IN dampsltn
otohA and SOON perceived that inislas my old cnuF
plant The FIRST attack 81 tue enemy u mean RheumM
tAul AAd In Mexicp, III tic fiph shoulders then my
whole am g0t s and pould scarcely hold my mnskct
anl hnnng III tue mnil Matcliias atlcr sleeing
unctte IhapAffs could keafrr, rasemyself lfaitly
shreled with agony. Has soon after placed In the sur
gems hands hui conNed 70 get wnfse aid worse The
pains extended all nvsrmy lOdy, IN ny had, and even 10
NY anilps and ncs All Ran Angelo tut ny discharge
aud WFn AirYtl III Boston, Twas hel0ss hnieless and
perfectly miserable lwndd take more mcdleineln Tor
hail takea too much already im teadng YOUR AgefNso
men Indicted me 70 send ~ our Aged, Mrs kklDnEit
Court street. md get uAttANic RTif anil MsaNkF,c
N4ins The serona day ware TIE neItaud used the Fluid
iwasmrh hotter, Nna in about one week wasso ang0ar
aged that was not snleic with e helt atone hut got
nfAlfufthe Galgane bracelets af the lnls flesesscn
put me p my ieels anil III few DAVIS was eunnd tnAyalk
IL Mrs fhDlS and tell my stoiy she told ne 70 prr
severe Andgst she Ind knWn PERSONS rs Ind ~ was 10
gel rntslNyeufc From this timed rot tesct eNcly Lay
all paine gradually leli me- md MY Stivglh iapdly ~
tufnrd ind nf four fnNhS past have hcen enelt we'll
feel lg0lons mud elastic as eyer irlt iii te cNcef
tienm attue stiffness ~ ms rgbt arm hat have noi
particle o. fan NJ an, khd Nj cure Il seus wamoItui
ni npyrr feel tN grateful 10 ypn tUi h6leves cui
# Nhane articles hate sWyg NY r ~ iais NOR helieyca
could have lived mitch longer ID sneh dfendn agVny.
HENRY l.. SUMMER ist lieg Mass Light Inf
t,mnI, L. Il. A. fuOi Japt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
lEls MIN GRUUPM.
7}atl Il stronger han Fiction. y

NEgk DuBHAsi, N. u, Iune 80, ls4s
MEssRs SANl tsentlemen: Ny wife sulst'
with d dlstres a burning IN her chest iOr nAas
years, and NV saa,hicr Vas afflicted from her bA
with hutnof iii }5ee blood Me consulted yaIlsn
physicians, AID fiItA numerous remedies, wiiiel
much behefits Esitii II lIeIid through Rev Ihem''
Davis, oftid greatmeds lnal value Of Sands haIss
parilla4 Ondis recolnineld aion my vile and danss
Ter decided en trying it, and soon experienced perm
nelit benetty Ny dangicf skin ass umed nss
appearance entirely: from being rough, hard, y
scaly, it became smooth aud SOFT BY wife sulsI
ngs are almost gone, and It's use short tire lones
it is Iry firm belief. viii produce perfect cure