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By C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

ny y. w DOA1AAls1S, AuCIIUHooI.
GALE Of Property Opposite the Centre
- Market Mt AuctiOn.-On Monday, July 21st,
at o'clock p m shall SELL the premises, part Of
Lot No 9, in square $780, together with the improvements
thereon consisting of four-story brick dwelling, &c.
This property is located Ninth street, Immediately
opposite Centre Market The house has been recently
built contains eleven rooms and its peculiar situation
Opposite the markeD renders it amongst the best bust
ness stands in Washington.
The attention of capitalists those DESTROYS of making
SAFE permanent, and profitable investment particu-
larry invited to this sale.
Terms: One-third cash, the balance In equal install
ments of six twelve, eighteen, and wentyfour months
notes bearing interest," and secured by deed property
@. w. BOTELER,
jy 12-eod Auctioneer.
&Sa The above Sale is postponed until
I:u WEDNESDAY, July 30th, same hour and place.
jy 22-eod c. w. BOTELER, Auctr.
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COMMENTATOR" AND "No CLERK."-We see
that we are alluded to by both of our CORES
pondents, who write under the above sigma
lures In reply, we have to say, that we did
suppose that Commentator, in what he first said
about Methodist preachers, might by some be
understood as assailing them, though from our
knowledge of the writer's character and views
we did not so understand it. Hence our edito-
rial remarks at the time, referred to by sNo
Clerk"
While we would knowingly insert no article
designed to assail either Methodists or other
Christians, ministers or laymen, we are also
charitable enough to believe Commentator when
he expressly declares that he has had no inten-
ton of doing so. We did not indeed consider
his first reference to Methodist preachers as
'insidious."
NGr@Saa third rooa
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
~ III a NJ AxI1

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE and Improving Island
Lots at AuctiOn.-The subscriber offers for
sale those valuable lots situated Maryland avenue,
between 10th and 18th streets west and known lots
NOS ~ II, IL IL, and IA, in square 1863. They
age % feet OF mont and 800 feet in depth, and the title
Is derived from one Of the original propretors, and will
be warranted Sale to take place the premises at
IN. on Wednesday next the Both instant
Terms which will be easy to be made known at SALE
All conveyances at cost of purchaser Purchasers failing
to comply with terms of SALE be sold again at his
or their cost JOHN CARROLL BRENT,
Attorney for Owners.
jy 28-3t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
IVA sHINGTON'

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JULY 80.
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h. H. WOODRUFF, M. D.,

Chemist and Druggist,
Corner Of and 18th streets, Washington, D. O.
jy 29--d&y
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THE CRAYOW SKETCH.

One evening in the year 1850, a fe-
male, completely enveloped in long
black mantle. was walking towards1he
bridge of the Rialto, in Venice. Her
steps were weak and uneven; and, al
intervals, she looked around with q
frightened glance.
She paused on the centre of the
bridge, and looked down with a shud-
der on the clear blue waters of the Ad-
ratio; then closing her eyes, and MUIR
rnnring family, Antonioi my An
tonic, adienw she prepared to throw
herself over the parapet.
Just as she was falling. man rush.
ed forward, seized her with a power
ful grasp, and drawing her back, said !:
sschild destroy not the life which
God has given You. If yon are un-
happy. enter yon church, kneel on its
hallowed pavement pour out your sor-
row, and thank your Maker that you
have been preserved from rushing, nn-
called, into his presencer
The girl impatiently tried TO shake
of the strong, kind hand that held her,
and said:
Let me goi / must dep
In another moment she tottered and
fell to the ground, where she lay with
out sense or motion.
Her preserver raised her head, and
in order to give her air, drew back the
veil which concealed her features.-
They were very lovely, and the man
gazed On her with wonder and adnira-
fion as she. was gradually restored.
BY degrees she told him who she
was, and where she lived. Her history
might be summed up in few words
an avaricious father a poor lover, a
snntaal but unhappy love.
Vainly had Maria pleaded with her
father, . rich innkeeper OF Venice, the
cause Of her lover, Antonio Barbsrigo,
sha handsomesf gondolier plying be-
meath the Bridge of Sighs. Atlength
this evening, her father, Gianettini.
forgot himsslf 50 far IS 10 .strikss his;
danghtef with some violence and she. ]
with = far mere ealpable neglect OF her
dnsy, ran wildly frorn home. and as
wehave seen, was arrested on the verge
Of suicide.
The person who had saved her led.
her aensly Co her home, and, hating
given her ID to her father seated hirn-8
SELF IN an Obscure corner af The hostel.
~. Gianstfini received his child with
rude seproaches, and bidding her retire
90 her own apartment, and hetake %
her eninninn, hecast q suspicious glance
aa the paFson who had brought her
home Rlhoss stout, nanly figure and
firm eounteaaace,g howeveF, deferred
tbs Inakeepsy from addressing him in
hostile manner.
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placed at his heart, and on the cross
formed hilt he was ordered to nut his
night hand. whereupon the formula of a
solemn oath was read TO him. ~
But am a Jeww shrieked Mr..
Ro'rh"l: 81 cannot swear upon the
crossw
"Jewl--sacrilegious Jeww w resounded
from all sides. and tumult of most in
tescribable fierceness began to prevail
throughout the hall. Imprecations,
threats, demands for an instant death,
resounded from all quarters, and like as
many furies the masked men strobe up
TO their kneeing victim. as if they
meant TO drink his hearts blood. There
was but one who seemed friendly to
him, and this one succeeded after many
a narrow escape in hurrying him out of
the hall into an adjoining room, when
Mr.. Relchel sank exhausted and faint
ing on the floor Tie kind rescner left
him and locked the door, and for
while the sufferer was abandoned to his
own thoughts and wild fears. But this
did not last long. After the lapse of
perhaps half an hour four of the masked
members made their appearance, one
of whom was the man who saved him.
and whom he knew by his dress. The
speaker informed Mr.. Reichel that this
was indeed a secret society. of which
solely in consideration of his wealth
and influence they had intended 10
make him member, not knowing that
he was of Jewish faith. The admit
tance to the order now being out of the
question, they must have an equivalent
for his non-admission. and because they
were poor and could not forward the
work of God and Liberty without pro-
portionate means they would demand
a ransom of four thousand forms of
him, or else take his life.
Stern, plain. and short-worded as this
was, Mr.. Reichel saw the poll
cy of complying with the request. To
guard against any treachery, he was
made to write letter to his wife, say
ing that he would not be home till next
evening, and he had to write an order
on his bankers for the amount of his
-ansom. His captors then once more
eft him for many hours, and when they
'ame to him. it was to announce that
he money had been paid, and he would
'non be at liberty. After dusk he was
ed out blindfolded, and with warning
lot to cry ont for assistance if he valued
lis life. After long and, hasty ride
or more than an hour, The carriage
and on alighting he found him.
elf at the precise spot in the Prdtes
where he had been captured on the
previous evening. The carriage drove
apidly away, and Mr.. Reichel could
lardly persuade himself that what had |
to him was reality.
1t is ha ,dly credible that SO high
landed proceeding could be success
ully played off in the populous city of
Iienna. Yet the fact remains uncon-
radicted, and the most extraordinary
forts of the police have not found a
lne to the mystery. There is an abun-
ance of secret societies in the Austrian
apital, and the foregoing adventure il
lstrates their spirit and enterprise
ews are much diSliked in Austria, and
is not unlikely that Mr.. Reichel
7ould have met with his death if his
7ealth had not so powerfully pleaded
I his behalf.
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THE DAISY.... fPronr Biaek,cu0a.l !

THE DAISY.... tFrou Biiaeksaoo2l
The Daisy blossoms on the rocks,
Amid the purple heath;
1t blossoms on the rivers banks,
That treads the glens beneath;
The eagle, at his pride of place,
BehoIds it by his nest;
And, in the mead, it cushions soft
The lark descending breast
Before the cuckoo. earliest spring
Its silver circlet knows,
When greenitg buds begin to swell.
Aad zyphers meits the SHOWS;
And when Defenders breezes howl
Along the uloorlands there,
And only blooms the Christnlast rose,
The Daisy still is there.
Samaritan of flowers, to it
All races are alike;
The Switzers On his glacier height
The Duteifmaa by his dyke
The scai-skia vested Esquiniaux,
Begirt with icy seas
Aud underneath his burning noon,
The parasofd Chinese,
The emigrant on distant shore,
Mid scenes and faces strange,
Behaids il towering on the sward,
9 Where'er his footsteps range;
And when his yearn ng home-sick heart
w Nould bow TO its despair,
i reads his eye lesson sage
That God Is eveTywherei
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STRAUB'S PATENT PORTABLE
CORN AND FIGURING MILL,
MANUFAcTURED BY JAMES TODD & Co,
CimeimBati, Ohio.

A M0NG the many advantages of this mill
IA over all others now in use throughout the
country, it never chokes nor clogs in the eye.
Having no driver or rind, and the stone through
which the eye passes being at rest, there is no.
thing to obstruet the passage of the grain, which
falling freely upon the lower stone, is instantly
distributed by its centrifugal motion; whereas,
in all other mills, the whiriing and rapid motion
of the driver, rind and stone obstructs the pas
sage of the grain, and piles itagaiust the side of
the eye, until it descends in body and chokes
the mill. This serious difficulty is wholly obvi-
ated by running the lower stone nor is the grind
ing Of this mill affected by any rregularty in the
speed it grnds uniformly well, whether driven
at slow or high speed, and viii never be injured
by running empty, as the lower stone is the one
in motion, and cannot come in contact with its
fellow 1t is easily understood, not liable to get
out Of order, and can be managed by negroes, or
persons who have but very slight knowledge
Of milling.
For further particulars address the undersigned
through the Franklin Post Office, who will give
every information respecting it.
w. X. THOMPSON, Agent.
20 Cotton, Hay, Lard and Tobacco Screws,
portable Corn and FIGURING Mills, Threshing
Machines and Horse Powers. a7-1y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~~~~~~-o-o~~o~~~~~~-~-~
NEW GOODS! HO!!
DIREC T FROM BOSTON AND N. YORK
CHARLES .BAYLIES


LAS just received at his store in Patterson
IL vile, La, and is now prepared to offer one
OF the best selected and most desirable stock OF
Goods ever offered in this market. The great
pains taken in the selection of his goods warrants
him IN the belief that he can give perfect salts
faction, both in quality and price. His numer-
Gus customers and the trading community gem
orally are invited 10 call and examine his extern
sive stock before purchasing elsewhere. .-
DRY GOODS-consisting in part Of
Mousselines de Lame;
Super French and China Ginghams
Lustre and silk stripe Alapaeca;
Brocade silk, Black silk Velvet
London, French and American Prints;
Swiss and Jaconett Edgings and Insertings !;
Lace Capes, Fancy Goods, &c.
WOOLLEN G0ODS-of every description
CLOTHLNG-a very extensive and elegant
supply of the latest styles.
AND SHOES-of every quality
and description. -
Also -.,--.e.
Saddlery, Crockery, Tin and Hardware, Cord
age.
Bleached Winter and Sperm Oils, Paints,
Groceries, &c.
10 Fsne Gold and IsilUsr Watches, PEN
cils, Pens, &c.
Pattersonville, La, Sept 25, 1850.
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SHERMAN'S
TNPR0vED PATEET
SU s 2 e N s. O r Y
B A N D A C +

THIS is one of the very useful articles which
i the present age supplies for the use Of the
afflicted. It's object is TO give support to the
scrotum and testicles. in cases of disease or re
taxation. They also afford comfort and safely to
those persons who exercise great deal on horse
back m23
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S. G. A. FRIEND,
Practical Architect and General Builder,

pEGS leave respectfully to inform the citizens
- of Franklin and its vicinity that he has per-
manently located himself in this town, for the
purpose of carrying on his profession in all its
branches
Mr.. F. will give plans and specifications for
buildings of every description also, front and
side eleoottons drawn in perspective and neatly
finished in mezzotinto, no extra charge being
made when he contracts for the work.
Mr.. F. respectfully solicts share OF public
patronage, and if capability, industry and strict
attention to business can merit it. he is willing
to leave the result with generous public.
10 Mr. F. will give instructions in the art
OF naezsotiAttpsg Architectural and Landscape
Drawings.
N. B-Corn Mills put mp, and DIiN Stones
redressed in superior manner and at the short
est notice. ss
Jo56ing Shop on Third street, opposite the 7th
ward school-house.
Franklin. June 20. 1850. aH
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d A. LANAUZE, Rue de Ia Lsves, No SO,
L entire les Rues St Louis ct Cont, 4 Il Nou.
velle Orleans.-Un Assortment de QUIN.
c IL L E R | E, telle que Fnngaise, An.
glaise, Americaine ct Allemande Clous Cou.
pee, Forges Haches, Pioches, Pelles, Scies, ct
Fourniture de Batisse. m2-1y
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FRESH GROCERIES. &c.
lust RECEIVED-A fresh assortment Of
u Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Gro
eeries, Hardware, TinwaTe, Grockery, Tobacco
and Cigars-alfof which We offer cheap for Cash
s26 PARKERSON & RANDLETT.
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NoTICE.-The undersigned being duly com
his services to the people Of the parish of st.
Mary, as NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the said
parish All business entrusted to him will re-
ceive bis personal attention, as well as all pos
sible despatch.
10 Office open at all hours
GEO. N. SEAGRAVE,
MIA Office under the Odd Fellows Hall.
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JEWELRY-JEWELRY !
NOTICE.

NOTICE.-Th undersigned, having been
In duly commissioned and sworn, offers his SER
vices to the citizens Of ST. Mary, as NOTARY
PUBLIC in and for said parish. AL business en-
trusted to mig care will meet with every possible
attention and despatch ~ His office is open
at all hours. L. R. CURTIS,
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT ELASTIC
SHOULDER BRACE,

ESSENTIALLY 7 adapted tothose whose pro-
Il fessions in life render the inclined posture
necessary. To the consumptive, the sedentary.
and all those who in their daily pursuits have
contracted the habit of STOPPING, the Shoulder
Brace is inestimable !: it prevents the shoulders
from falling forward. on the chest, expands the
dimensions Of the chamber in which the lungs
and heart are contained, and gives buoyancy and
vigor to the whole frame thus, in its action,
counteracting the principal causes which lead to
disease of those important organs, and 70 nu-
merous train Of nervous ills 70 which so many
are snbject m23
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BLAKES METALLIC PAINT.

TUE subscriber having been appointed Agen.
Wafarproos PAINT is prepared 10 contract for
painting the roofs Of sngar-houses and other
buildings. Persons desirous of possessing such
a security against fire, can know the terms By
applying TO the subscriber, in Franklin, VINO Is
prepared to furnish testimony from the officers OF
insurance companies, and others who have tested
its qualities as non-conductor Of heat, and be.
ing iInpervious to fire and water.
Fsk.21 JAS. s. SIMMONS, Agent
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G09gss @0mWs@a
10 AN ABSENT HUSBAND.

TO AN ABSENT HUSBAND.
Dearest, come home. cannot bear
Thy long protracted stay,
So sad and lonely is my heart
When thou art gone away.
I've tried, alas. how vainly tried,
Thine absence to forget,
Yet still can but think Of thee
With fondness and regret.
As mourns the gentle, cooling dove,
In accents desolate,
When forced by some unkindly hand
Far from her loving mate
So through the chambers of my heart
Echoes mournfnl tone,
Whilst every pulse affection beats,
Re-echoes, I'm alone"
Things that are bright when thou art here,
Look dark and gloomy now,
And nature seems to share my grief
With clouds upon her brow.
The bird sings now sadder song
Than e'er he sang before,
And flowers have lost the sunny hue
They once so sweetly wore.
To while the weary hours away.
That lag with loaded feet,
a Ic9A t4s3 AANuf1tS 1AtAoTs U
Their choicest parts repeat;
But even books, those voiceless friends,
Have lost all charm for me,
And fail to cheer my heart, unless
; ! read them, love, with thee.
And music. with her voice so sweet,
I've called her to my aid,
And soft, and low, with trembling hand,
Thy fayorite air I've nlav'd
But ali those tender notes have stirred
Affections fountains deep,
And sadly have leit my song,
Tot think oil thee and weep.
Thus gloomy thoughts their dismal sha
Ger brightest objects fling,
How true it is saddened heart
Can sadden every thing
Then, dearest, come-thy wife's fond heart
Still warmly beats for you
A heart whose very throbbing pulse
Is faithful, kind and true.
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