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DIR. J. S. ROSES

TREAT PAIN CURER, The wonder OF tbe
OAge.. All Pain cured like Magic This
wonderful preparation is used internally and
externally, giving immediate relief for all
bodily pains.
If used according to directions, il not onIy
relieves all pain. but il cures it usually on the
first application. 1t may be relied uron for
curing and giving almost instant relief as
thousands who have used it can testify, to
Rheumatism Ague. Sudden Colds. Cholera
Dvsen'ery. Cholera Morbus. Pleurisy. Far
Ache. Tooth Ache, Cholic. and all pains in the
Stomach or Bowels. Fead Ache. Pains in the
Womb. Pains in ire Limbs. Joints Rack
Spine Diseases Lumbago, Scslds. Burns. chill
e,ains: Snrains, Bruises, Pimples, and all
Chronic Eruptions.
If you wish to he relieved from, ALL PAIN
use DIR. Roses PAIN CURER.
If you desire 10 he cured of ALL Dis.
Eases, take his Family Medicines.
Price l2t, % and so cents rer bottle
gIo he had at all the respectable pr,.
and Alexandria, Va F.h es ~
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AUCTION SALES
By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE of VALUABLE M
i PROVED PROPERTY in the NORTH
ERN LIBERTIES.-By virtue of deed of
trust, duly recorded, the subscriber will offer
for sale, at public auction, on the premises.
Monday, the 18th of June. at 6 O'Clock p. m. /.
all his right and title under said deed in and
to that valuable part of Lot No 9. Square
52'. with the improvements, which are a
good three story Brick Building and Out
houses. and situated at the corner of 4th and
L streets, containing 1883 square feet.
Terms easy and made known at sale. Con-
veyancing at cost of purchaser, if terms are
not complied with in three days from day of
sale. JNO. G. BRENT, Trustee.
GREEN. & SCOTT Auct'rs.
may 23-3taw&ds
"a The above Sale is postponed UNI
til Monday, Goth June, same hour
JNO. c. BRENT, Trustee.
GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auct'rs
june 13--3taw&ds
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Sasscar Trid.-Yesterday DR.. Began
continued his testimony in relation to the
death OF Mrs. Johnson. He thought no
medicine could produce the effects which
ne noticed In the deceased but strychnine
DIR. Borrows stated that his opinion of
the case was based upon the representa-
tons OF DR.. Began
MIR. Benner testified to selling strych-
nine to Sasscer on the afternoon of the
death of Mrs. johnson. Sasscer said he
wanted it to kill dog, and asked if six
grams were not enough. Witness told
him two were sufficient. He got two
grains and six quinine pills.
j. II. Goddard stated that Sasscer
called upon him prior to his arrest, and
said he was willing to meet the investi-
cation at any time. A letter was shown
Captain Goddard. and he was asked if he
had seen it before. He said he had: the
letter contained a promise to Mrs. John
son that she should remove to Cali
fornia.
Mr. and Mrs. German identified a pack
age Of letters in possession of the District
Attorney.
This morning, Mrs. Germon and Doctor
howard were called to the stand. The
latter was giving testimony when we left
the courtroom.
The case attracts crouds of persons to
the courtroom which is, in consequence,
not very pleasant.
Appointments. King, of George
town, has received the appointment of
clerk to the Board of Inspectors of the
Penitentiary, in place of j. II. Shekells.
The City Postmaster has appointed Mr..
Robert Ball letter carrier, in place of Mr..
JOS. w. Davis, promoted. Rev. c.. W.
Denison was on yesterday elected chap
lain to the Penitentiary by the Board of
Inspectors, in place of Rev. Austin Gray.
Police Reports. Butt, assault
and battery; sent to jail. George Stew
art, threats Of violence: ruled for trial.
". Shaw, assault: dismissed P. ".
Dorsey, assault and battery do. John
Strawning, assault; security for peace.
Ellen Queen, do, do. John Barnes, as.
sault apd battery: dismissed. E. Fowler,
do, do. Sarah Burke, do, do. Jane
Burke, throwing stones: fine and costs.
Julia TriDolett, non resident, negro: fined.
Phillis Ward, do, non pros. H. Ward,
do, do. Patrick Smith, breach Of peace;
security. Mary Smith, do. do.
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For the Daily Evening Star.

Mr.. EDITOR: 1t is high time that our
law authorizing capital punishment should
be more generally regarded in our courts.
1t is nearly thirty years since any execu-
ton took place in this District. l would
not be invidious, and urge enforcement in
any particular now before our court: but
| would suggest to his honor Judge Craw-
ford and our juries that while they tenn
per Judgment with mercy, they should
never allow mercy to blind justice.
ROBERT IN A RAT-HOLE.
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MUSIC !.

TUST RECEIVED. Song Of Home The
- Blind Girl Tie Murnuring Sea Lily
Clyde: Lily Dale; Tie Household Clock /;
Childhood's Dreams Tbou art gone from my
gaze; The Seraration Ny home. NY harry
home; Oh. ask not for thy heart again; Annie
Laurie; Old folks; Young folks, and other
songs.
Also Cotton Plant Schottische; Ssntag
Polka; Affect ion Polka: Ocean Wave Waltz !;
West Point Dream Waltz: The Crazy Pole :
Leonora. or Affection Waltz Brattleboro'
Waltz; P'uie de Perles; and variations upon
popular ricces-at WIMER'S.
9th street, square from Penn. avenue.
i,ne G-2t
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de WISE IN TIAIC,-Dr. BROTHERS IN
- DIAN REMEDY for Cholera. Cholera
Morbus. or Sumner Complaint, ct Children
Dysentery, Diarrhosa, &C.. PUTS all comreti-
ton at defiance, as being altogether the most
etfectual remedy to be found for this terrible
disease and when il is administered in time
according to the directions. it rarely fails
Seventy-fve eases cured within the last two
weeks where physicians and the different
pain-killers had failed. by the use o. Dr. Bro
theirs Cholera Remedy, which will always in
variably check it in few hours. A cure will
be guaranteed, or the money refunded Pre-
pared and sold at the Germa7, Medical Office
Of Drs. BROTHERS & GRAY, opposite the
Smithsonian Institution, Island.
NAV 21--pn 2U&
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J The committee on the part of the
New York Crystal Palace consisting of
the Hon Mr.. Westervelt, mayor of New
York, Hon. Theodore Sedgwick, and Nor
timer Livingston, esq's.,) have arrived in
this city for the purpose of inviting the
President and the Cabinet to be present
at the opening of that grand exhibition,
which is to take place on the fifteenth of
july.
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Ice CREAM. - The HtelIiecncer COM
mendS the Ice Cream Saloon Of Columbus
& Son, on 18th street, opposite Odd Fell
lows Hall, and adds that they have deter
mined to build up reputation in the
manufacture OF this one article, and never
knowingly make up any but the best
Cream in the best manncr-to all which
we can bear testimony. This luxury
Of the season" can be had of Columbus
therefore, if you would enjoy it give him
call.
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PLEASANT TRIP.-Being in company
with friend at an early hour this morn
ing, on board the steamer Columbia, we
were carried down to Alexandria in fine
style. A part of the martial music at
tachcd to the Marine Barracks was in
attendance, going to Alexandria to &C
company the Mount Vernon Guards on
their excursion to Baltimore The band
band treated us to some fine music, for
which they have the thanks of all who
heard it. A trip to Alexandria is lux
ury now.
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FOURTH WARD ELECTIO

FOURTH WARD ELECTION.
- R. SYLVESTER offers himself as candi-
y. date for election to the Office of selling
The best sparkling Carbonated SODA in the
city
His ticket is now ready for distribution at
the rate of twenty-five for dollar and is
composed Of the choicest SIRUPS you can
imagine.
Here the License" and the can't License"
men can both unite in drinking from the Sill
yer Swan. the sparkling beverage which will
invigorate and not destroy Call and imbibe
at the corner Of 9th and Fl streets
june s, r. SYLVESTER. Druggist
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GARNFR;S r.
VEGETABLE PAIN EXTRACTOR.


VEGETABLE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THIS superior medicine is now. for the first
l. time, introduced to the public, and all
ask OF them Is 10 GIVE IT A TRIAL, feeling con-
ident, from what | have seen myself, that il
is the best medicine ever presented to the
community Already large number of GER
tifcates have been sent TO me, giving an &C
count Of the surprising cures it has made. and
which will be published shortly.
For the cure Of NEURhLGIA RHErwATIsM,
CoUGEe and COLDS, FEVER and AGuE. DYs-
PERSIA, Liver COMPLAINT. PAINTERS CHoLIc,
BRUISES and SORES, KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
and the hsIATIc CHOLERA, it has no equal
This medicine is put up in neat bottles with
circular with directions accompanying each
bottle. Price ~, lS2, 25 and so cents.
For sale by JAS II. Stone. corner 7th and
sts. W. 7. Evans. corner eth and II SITS. II.
II. Mcpherson. Capitol Hill r. S. Walsh.
Navy Yard VIM. II. Clark corner 18th and
SITS. o. NJ Linhicum. High St, George
town. g. ". Garner. 9th St, near avenue.
Clarke Bowling. 9TH ST.. bet D and Z. Island
D. e. Clarke, cor. 18th st and Md. ay. Island
and by Druggists and Grocers generally.
throughout the District All orders address
ed TO me. (post-poid) Washington. D. c., will
receive prompt attention.
G.. l.. GILLCHREST,
may Il General Agent
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By E. N. sTRATToN, Auctionesr.

(South site Of Penn. az, 2ear 10TH street)
LNFTEEN SUPERIOR MILCH COWS AND
J. ONE FLOODED BULL AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, June 18th, at 9
O'Clock, at the Centre Market, corner of 9th
street, | shall sell the entire dairy stock of Il.
A. Willard, esq, consisting of fifteen very
choice COWS, and one blooded bull, selected
with great care, expressly for private use
They will be sold without reserve, as Mr.
Willard is about closing his hotel for the pur-
has no immediate use for the same
Farmers, and others DESTROYS of securing
superior stock, will do we'll to attend the above
sale
Terms: S25, cash; over S25, thirty and sixty
days for notes satisfactorily endorsed. bearing
interest. june 13-d
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CARD TO THE LADIES'!

CARD TO THE LADIES!
I AIDES. if You wish to obtain durable
IL and hondsome SHOE, call and examine
the assortment now on hand, comprising every
kind of Boot or Shoe usually kept in the best
Stores
The following we name in part:
Kid Parodi's, new style
Do. Slippers and Buskins
White Kid do. for Ladies, Misses, and
Children
DO. do. Boots, thick sole
Bronze do. do. Of different patterns
Morocco do, thin Or thick soies
q Jenny Linds thick or thin soles
q New Orleans ties
g Slippers
q Buskns, thin and thick soles
Satin Francois CATERS, black and 'colored'
{" q with heels, also
superior article.
only s. so.
Children Shoes of every pattern.
Ladies' Shoes and Caters of every style
made to order. Call at
MILLS New Store
East side 7th ST., bet. d and E.
may 25-lw [Newsl
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washinesen nna Alexandria Eo.t.

n TIE fine fast. and comrodious
Eae steamer UNION leaves ct the
following .urs
Leave Alexandria at z, 9, IL, IL, 8, al, and
81 O'Clock.
Leave Washington at s, 10, l2, q, 4, ST, and
o'clock.
This Boat has superior accommodations for
the conveyance of vehicles of all kinds without
the trouble or difficulty of taking out the
horses.
Coaches for the conveyance Of passengers
connect with the Boat at each end of the line.
may2 S. ROLLINS. Captain.
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For Sale.

4 HARNESS. SADDLE, Birdie, and SAD
"A DIE CLOTIIS.--A frst-rate Silver Plated
Harness. good Saddle and Bride, and two
sets of Saddle Cloths, one Of them trimmed
with gold lace, and was worn on the fourth of
March by one of the Aids of the {. s. Marshal
All the articles are nearly new. and will he
sold cheap, together or separately. Apply at
the corner of Sd street and Missouri avenue,
after p. IN. may 26-tf
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VIZ W. CAMPBELL has just received, and
w keeps constantly on hand q full sup
ply Of BUILDING MATERIALS ct his place
on It'll street, south side Of the Canal, viz &C.
ment. Plaster, Lime, Hair, and Sand. which
will be sold low for cash or to punctuai Gus
toners. Also, a large lot Of SCAFF0LD
POLES, some of them OF extra length.
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C0PP'S SaI00Y-

THE PISTOL GALLERY is in excellent or
der, having been newly arranged and ft-
ted up. The BOWLING SALOON also. Every
article required to give satisfaction to persons
fond OF bowling or Shooting kept constantly ct
hand. AS usual. MEALS will be furnished,
when called for, at any hour m CIV
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NEURALGIA GIN BE CURED.

IhAf-GIA GIN DC ~ RED.
GARNER s VEGETABLE PAIN EXTRAC-
" TOR begins to show It's wonderful power
Read the following certificate:
| hereby certify that I had the Neuralgia
in its worst form for several weeks, and suf-
fered the most intense pain; various medicines
were tried. but no relief came till at last I
got hold Of bottle of GarWer's VEGETABLE
Pam Extractor, which relieved the pain in a
few minutes, and tu'o bottles oniu effected a
perfect cure. NATHAN EDMONSTON.
Ninth street, between II and l.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1853.
For sale by Druggists generally in the Dis
trlct and Alexandria. Va. June
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Fans-Fans-Fans-and Fans.

Fans-Fans-Fans-an Fans.
I HAVE just received large and fine assert
Il ment of the above articles AS the warn,
weather is approaching, Ladies had better
supply themselves now
Palf Leaf Fans. 80 cents a dozen.
Ladies Pocket g 12s to Soc apiece,
Children 5 School &c 81 to 12!c
A. TATE, Penn. avenue.
je 3-33t between 10th and lIth streets.
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NOW Is THE TIME

lust RECEIVED-a suprior lot of BUTTON
y CATERS, kid tops. for Gentlemen. Also.
the Imitation BUTTON CATERS. with Kid
tops, Together with every style of SHOES
Tor 6entlemens', Youths Servants and Chill
drens wear, all OF which viii be sold low at
MILLS New Store
East side 7th St, bet. d and E.
may 2S-Iw iNewsI
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
r. - b. So. l <sl5s.sl5!5aEl
- - So si-.ze-s
CHANGE OF HOURS.

ON and after Monday, March II. the Pas
" senger Train will be run as follows:
Leave Washington at and So'clock A. N.
Dc do at 81 and O'Clock P. NJ.
On SUNDAY at o'clock A. II. and L. "a.
Leave Baltimore at az and o'clock A. III.
Do do 5. and Gao min. p. M.
On Sundays at - A. NJ and 81 P. NJ.
The lst and 4th Trains from Baltimore, and
the I'd and 4th from Washington will be Ex-
press Trains, stopping only at the Annapolis
and Washington junction Stations.
The Train leaving Saturday evening goes no
further than Philadelphia; the one of Sunday
morning only to Baltimore.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks TO
Philadelphia and New York will be given by
Trains leaving a, A NJ and P n except
on Sunday morning Ry order:
mar Is =. IT. PARSONS. Agent.
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CHEAP WOOD AND COIL YARD.
TNHE Subscribers will keen constantly on
Il hand a supply of good Hickory, Oak and
Pine WOOD, together with the various kinds
of COAL brought to this market BLACK
SMITHS COAL always on hand
Having facilities for keeping always q good
stock, we will sell, wholesale or retail at the
lowest market prices.
W. E. WATERS 4 Co.
je 3-tf Office corner 18th and C. streets.
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BEDBUGS, ANTS, AND REACHES.
"HERE THE ENGLISH VERMIN-DES-
w TROYER is freely applied, these vernlin
will positively not trouble your chambers.
closets, or kitchens, you may depend upon it ;;
and those who have not tried it will undergo
the disagreeable necessity of harboring the
Migratory pests from, the houses of their
nelghborS who await themselves of it's benefits.
Give it trial. For sale only at WIMER'S,
Sixth street, square from Penna. avenue.
june 2 INewsI
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HeGlth.-Look at the filth accumulated
in various parts of the city, and ask
where is the Board Of Health? See the
gutter in front of a mans premises green
with stagnant water, and ask if he is too
lazy to remove it, Or too mean to have it
done! We have been asked several times
to mention the condition of many locali-
tiles; but have declined doing so, in the
hope that residents in the vicinity would
take the matter in hand, and have proper
attention paid to the health of the neigh
borhoods. 1t appears, however, that
some are afraid to speak Of a neighbor's
offence, because he is wealthy. This is
but poor, miserable, slavish excuse for
white man to offer. No man, rich or
poor, has the right to endanger the lives
of his neighbors. 1t is true that appear
ances indicate the favoring of the rich by
some officers, but this favoritism does
not destroy the right of the less wealthy
to complain. If YOU consider yourselves
injured by the act Of neighbor, COM
plain to the proper officers; and if your
complaint is not attended to, let the pub
lie know it.
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DR.. CAsADAVANT, Surgeon Den
ORNhMENTsL AND USEFUL.

FNU
TIME FANCY CUT PAPERS for frames and
l. fre-grates, for sale at WIMER'S, are at
tracing purchasers from all quarters of the
District If you want a choice of colors and
patterns, come early on the recei pit Of every
new supply. % Sixth stseet. square from
pennsylvania avenue. News June
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LOCAL AFFAIRS,

Inc Gas Nuisance. regret the ne
cesslty that exists for our continued allu-
SION to this subject. 1t is by no means a
pleasant one but having the inward
assurance that no personal motive what
ever dictates our course, and being backed
up IN 1T by the great body of the people,
we shall faithfully persevere. until the
evil complained of is effectually abated.
from what we learn of the Acting Super
lntendent of the Washington Gas Com
pany, we feel confident that he is q
man of too much probity, patriotism, and
good sense. to continue to infict on any
portion of the inhabitants of the national
metropolis an offensive nuisance that *
assuredly (whateyer may be said to the
contrary injurious to the pleasures. the
health, and the pockets of all residing in
its vicinity.
H. however, there are any persons SO
verdant as to suppose that we intend to
withhold our attacks on this disgusting
abuse of public property. they NAV rest
assured they will find themselves m;sta.
ken. 10 all such we beg leave to say,
we have but just begun this righteous
war-and IRE shall fight itthrough.
There are several questions we now
proceed to ask in the premises, and which
we shall not cease to press until they arc
satisfactorily answered:
l. Did Congress grant to the Gas Com
pany permission to empty their offal coal
tar in the Canal?
z. Is 1T necessary, in order to supply
the people with gas, that this nuisance
should be committed /!
5. Has the Company no other place in
which these offals can be emptied?
4. viii the people who are suffering
from this nuisance in their neiehborhood
get up petitions on the subject of its re-
moyal
There are other important questions we
intend to press in this matter: but these
are enough for to day
Pc Mes, Gt.-The warm wea Their
drives many of our citizens, who can eff
ford to spare the time, away from the CITY
TO enjoy the cool air of the surrounding
country. Pic mics, fishing parties and
excursions are very popular at this time.
1iiN'|> htClN "iitsliS Oh IOG lOf Tie pubic
generally. In fact, few have been gotten
up to make money by; but private par
ties OF persons intimately acquainted and
who have combined for the purpose of
spending few merry hours away from
the immense bake ovens, as the cities
might be termed. How pleasant it must
be to have few spare hours which one
can pass off merrily and pleasantly at the
cost of few spare dimes.
During the warm days when we have
been travelling over the streets endeavor-
ing to ovcrtake an item, chasing it through
lane and alley, under a burning sun, we
have been frequently tempted to exclaim:
''Oh for lodge in some vast Wilderness -
And if we were rich we would have one
As it is We will have to stick to the CITY
few days longer.
HeGlh.-Look at the filth accumulated
in various parts Of the city, and ask
where is the Board of Health? See the
gutter in front Of mans premises green
with stagnant water, and ask if he is too
lazy to remove it, Or too mean to have it
done? We have been asked several times
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attempt to fre.-Last night an attempt
was made to fire the store and residence
of Mrs. Redman, on street near 9th.
Fortunately it was discovered by Mrs R..
by the smell of the smoke, before it had
made any Roadway. The attempt was
made on the outside, by pulling off the
weather boarding and placing the fire be-
tween that and the plaster. 1t will be
recollected that this lady sometime since
discovered negro man in her room, and,
although a small woman. she forced him
out of the window, leaving him minus a
large quantity of hair and a cap.
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The Harmoneons.-The programme for
this evening contains number of beau
tiful melodies, which, with this sweet and
harmonious band, will lose nothing in
their attractive features. Go and hear
them
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Improring.-The western section of
our city begins to give evidence of pro-
gress. 1t is no doubt very pleasant to
the energetic and good citizens of the
First Ward, to see the improved and inn
proving condition ofthe stores and streets
in front of them. The western section is
destined to become in the course ola few
years the most beautiful part of the city.
All that is requered, is encouragement by
the corporation and the execution OF the
designs of the government. The citizens
will improve their property ifencouraged.