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DIED.

On the evening of the 9th instant, MARY SELL
MA, infant daughter of John +. and Amanda Bangs,
aged ID months and 81 days.
% The friends and acquaintance of the family
are requested u attend the funeral to morrow morn
ing, the eth inst, at l01 O'clock near corner Mont
gomery and Gay streets.
On the 5th instant, of whooping cough, CHAS.
JULIAN, youngest son of Washington F. and Sa-
rah NJ. Cox, aged - months.
On The 5th instant, EDWARD FRANCIS, second
and only son Cf l. Andra and n. A. Iardella, aged
three months.
On the 9th instant, THOMAS, eyed l6 months,
only child Of Thomas and Mary Duffy.
On the 9th instant, MARGARET ANNE, young
est daughter Of Chas. r. and Catherine Mccarthy,
% months.
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n FOR SALE AT RLLAvILLE.-The suhs,rihe-
bias laid of l20 acres Of land In the neighborhood Of
Bladensburg Depot, under the designation CT Rlls
VILE, and offers the same for sale The lots CONSIST
on thiee TO nine aerss OF WOO dlaud each lot in
Guiding desirable site for building.
On two OF the )ots the subscriber has erected
handsome residences, with every modern oontriy
ancs fer comfort. One Of these houses and lots Is
.stsred Tor sale, and is now ready for Inspection
Connected With the house is a well Of strong medic
nal water. Complete hydraulic apparatus supplies
the bath room. Kitchen, and water closet with wa,
ter, which - obtained in unlimited quantity with
OUT going out OF doors Application may be made
TO Mes.rs GREEN SoeTT, AuctioneeTs; Mr.. WILLS,
at the National Hotel, to the subscriber on the
premises. autographed plan Of Ellsvile viii Re
catisn as above. ff
An omnibus runs three times dsy between Flls
vile and Washington. CHAS. B. CALVERT.
aug 1T
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A Case OF Slave Pr ~.

PHILApEtpHIA, Aug. 9 "A rcnchman, saii
to be named Donald, but who says hi. name b
Samuel Nicholas. was brought before Corr
missioner Ingraham yesterday, and fully
identified az having been the Captain of the
ship Grey Eagle during her recent slave voyag
and that he landed 500 slaves on the island q
Cuba. The principal witness was boy who
was on board of her, and who described the
whole voyage, fnlly identifying the prisoner
rs the Captain he served under The exsml-
nation was finally postponed till Monday. the
boy having failed 10 appear at q postpoond
examination this afternoon
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aug I'D


BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Aucsfoneers,
TWENTY CHOICE COTTAGE BUILDING L.ors
Il located on the most peasant part Of Capitol
Bin, at Auction.-On MONDAY, August It'll. We
shall sail, ON the Premises ut O'Clock p. NJ twsnty
sach, situated In squsre 76s, and ffcpt on hssn,
chusetts svenDe, Sd street east and sIrsst north
hne eminence and the best Of water
plst OF the lots can be seen at our Ftofe al any
time previous 20 the sale.
Title indisputabla Ecr
Terms: Onefourth cash balance IA G. n and 10
msntbs for notes bsarine interest nom sAe day q
the Gale.
GREEN eOcTT,
jy I'D Luetjons,rs.
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sHocKIsa.-The Buffalo Republic relates an
incident in substance as follows "A wife died
Of cholera, and the husband attended the
body to the grave, leaving two children at
home, sick with the same malady. During his
absence the neighbors came in and PIT lime
in tie bed ~ith the children, to prevent, as
they said, eontagion!
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Auction Sales
By GREEN q SCOTT. Auct,on.,,

H0UsEHnLD AND KITCHEN FURyITURB
III nesr the Navy Yard at Auctiop.-on Mon
DAY, the 9Th instant shall SELL At the residences
of james Walters. ESQ., IT O'Clock m, ON the
east sids Of 7th street east besow l. ut. south, nev
the Navy Yard, an excellent aesortnen: Of Eurra.
ture. viz:
Mahogany bur.aus Tables, Rockers, Sc.
Maple Bedstseds, cane aud Other Chairs
Looking 81 eses, Cock, Settee CsrrpS
With o large ict Of Kitchen Utepsfia usi MANY
other articles which We desm unnecessary 10 en1.
merate. Terms cash.
GREEN D SCOTT,
aug 4-d lnc4t,n,>~s
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FRENCH BOOKS.

DOsSUET-(fraison's Funsbres, l vol, limo
ID hademe de Stael-Considersti atoms Sur In Revo.
luton, vol ~ q
nescartes-Oeuvres, ! vel
Garnier-Eeonomie Poiitique, I vel
Ccrneille-Theatre, vols
Madame de Staal-Ds rAllemsgne
Oeuvres de Rab. Iairs q
Gayf'er-Ponts ct Chaussees, vols, with plates
Msrtens ct CusEy--Recnsle dc Trsites, vols
dsrden-Trsites De Paix, Is vols
Conversations Model mes en- Francois ct en- Anglais
Also, . large assortment Of French Novels in pam.
phlet form. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FOR POOH AND LAB0R1NG MEN.

- FOR POOR AND LAB0RING MEN.
SMALL BUILDING LOTS OF 10 feet or more, In
- various parts Of tire City, and Georgetown, at
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD 4 co.
BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharyes in
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
..-r q: -...s- ..r LLOYD co.
For sale, a large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNESS. LLOYD l. co.
18th street, opp. Treasury Department.
~ 22-1v
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LINIE-LIME-LIMEI

TyNO PLAsTEeERsr AND BUILDERS.-We have
] now N hand, at Seel3's Patent Kilne, ONE
THOUSAND BARRELS or LINZ, and are now
making two hundred barrels daily, which We will
sell on the best terms. II, .--..-e
We would call the particular attention Of plaster.
ers to this superior tic!e of Lime. Ii Ia free from
coal cinders other sediment Ii being burnt alto
gether by wood, which makes it very superior at.
tice for plasterng VII to- coating, aud bard nnish.
ing. ',. ..sr .5.
Give Ms . call and you shall be pies ed.
aug 3-Im - s. ]. SEELY 4 co.
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STEAM PACKET LINE TO
HARrEEs ss - FERRY

THHE Canal Steamer Congress ha ing been thor.
l. oughty repaired, and put in first rate ORDER is
now ready to resume her regular trips for the rams
portstion Of passengers and light freight between
Georgetown and ths above named point, on the
most pleasing terms.
The Boat will leave the wharf Of W. H. Ritter, TO,
Harpers Ferry, on ever7 Monday, Wednesday anc
Friday mornings, at 8 O'clock, and Harper's Ferry
for Georgetown, on Tuesdsys, Thursdays, and Sat
urds1s at the same hour stopping at the different
landings along the line for the reception and land
Ing OF freight and passengers going ard returning
Passage through either way 81, Shorter distances
ut the same rates per mile
Fare on board the boat equal to that on any kind
of travel. BERNARD PURSEL. Cant.
jy 2S-0lm
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COMPARATIVE MORTALITY OF LONDON AND
NEW YoRk.-In London, with population Of
two and half millions, the total number Of
deaths for the week ending July LIST, wss 1 ,299.
In New York, with population at the out.
side of 10000, not ons-third that of London,
the deaths last week were 1885
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JNO. ELDER & CO..

BOOKSELLERS, No. 3, COLUMBIA PLACE,
A UTH0RIZED Agents for the Modern Standard
n and Minor Drama, aleason's Pictorial, Flag OF
our Union, Uncle Fam and all the "Know Nothing"
Papers. He also keeps for sale at wholesale and re-
TAIL all the popular Magazines, Weekly Newspapers
Daily and Weekly Hsrslds, Tribune, Times, Sta.
tionery &C., and all the popular cheap literature Of
the day.
j. K. &c having daily communication with N.
York, rsre Books back numbers Of Periodicals caA
be promptly supplied.
The trade ana citizens generally are respectfully
invited to call ut No. 8, Columbia Place. at corner OF
Louisiana assnue and 7th street
JNO. ELDER 4 co.
" 1d-1mA wv
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North Carolina Election.
RALEIGH, August 5.-The following are all
the returns of the gubernatorial election which
have been received at this point up to the
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TURNIPS, RUTA BAGAS, &c.

TURNIPS, RUTA BAGAS, &c.
TNHE subscriber has still Oh hand large and well
l. selected stock of TURNIP SEED, comprising
the following: skirvings Liverpool swsde, OIL Ruts
Haga; Laing's Improved Ruta Hag.; Red and whit.
Tankart Turnips; White Globe Early SNOWFALL,
Stubble Stone, Purpletopped, strepped-eaved, each
rs cents per Id.
Cabbage Seed Of all tha choice varieties
Thsy are all Of finest quality and are warranted
fresh and genuine. JNO. SAUL,
seed Store, corner It'll and streets.
q
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The Very Latest from North Carolina.

T. EXCLUSIvELY FOR THE STAR.
We have private dispatch from Raleigh
this morning, on which We can rely, saying
that, for tho Legislature, so far as heard from,
tho Wings have gained i've and lost six, and
that General Docksry, (Whig) for Governor,
as far as heard from, has gained about 500
over Kerr's vote a the last gubsmatorial
election, when beaten by Reid, (Dsmooratl
In comparison with the vote at the last Prssi-
Dental election, q far % heard from, General
Doeksry runs about 500 lees tsaq Scott did IN
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the same counties. The impression prevail
ing IN Raleigh is, that, Bragg, lDemocrst,) II
elected Governor BY between LOCO and 1000
uso rity, and that the Democrats have ths
Legislature, which waS tisd, II viii Be rse5l-
lected. niF GEL
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Ton PRIKTNG NEATLY Ash ExpT.
u DfTfoUsLY EXECUTED At TEE aErEylat
S1AH' otfiCS- 10 j. 2s-ti
ksfHRss LADeEs, GAZETTEc or
~ Fashs0n, containing new, uieful, and tls-
CANT designs for ladies', chidrens, AID infants COT
tune. - CO. - = ~ E,..s = :
The August number IL published and for sale ct
aHILIINGTONS Bookstore, -
Dor. Pa. Nv. and ~ st, 0deon BUILDING
Au1 2-tf E - .la
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Nor so AD.-The London Punch perpe-
trates the following:
an Ezex,e for any admiral ,chO mag need
it-Since " the race is not to tho svift - etc =,
why wonder at the t0rdtness of the fset?
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FRIGHTENED OFF.-The hotels ut Niagara
Falls are nearly deserted in consequence Of
the reports of the prevalence Of cholera among
the laborers at the Suspension Bridge.
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WHAT 1T WILL COSTA committee of the
common council of Portsmouth, Va, has re-
that water can be introduced into that city for
$4,000.
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PURE SODA WATER.

SFLVESTERS SODA FOUNTAINS
Corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
SWANS PATENT ATMOSPHERIC)
LNROM which the pureet draughts of the Gen
II uins CARBONATED sODA WATER, DRAWN
FROM STONE FOUNTAINS, (ioy oold,) may be
quafied In copious deliciousness, are nos in &C
tive operation, illustrating, by daily increse sing
patronage, the just appreciation Of its superior ma
dicinal properties, and more agreeable and pal
Qualities, to the nsipid common, hurtful carbonit
Acid Cas- generated In copper fountains (yclept soda
Water) and under that assumed cognomen diper Esd
to confding and unsuspectns pnhl.a
jy 25-d1ms 80
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A N EXCELLENT BUSINESS STORE for Rent
"a For Rent. d very desirable business stand suit.
able for any description Of nercbsndizipg located
on llth street, one door from rennsy ana avenue
next adjoining r. Farnhanls book and station, nv
establishment
To . good tensnt and a gent-el business the rsnt
In monthly instalmants Possession given jmIoe-
diately. For fur her particulars inquire Of the un
dersisned. GEO. A, W. RAND.L.,
Grocer, corner Pa. ayenu. and 18Th at.
jy 26-eotf
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THE UNION ACADEMY,

Corner of 18th street and Ne.o York orenue.
THIS Institution will be opened for the next yeal
j On the FIST Monday in September. 1854. The
number of pupil. Il imi:ed. Ths school will con
sist Of thrse classes, Junior, Middle and Senior Ev
cry desirable facility Is offered. Ap locations shcu
be made Immediately, Preference given to those
who enter for the longest time.
Circulars at the Bookstores.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY will oren at
the same time. Circulars as shove.
RICHARDS. '.
~ S1-d3m MRS NJ. 4. R1C1ARDS.
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by J. G. MCGUIRE, A1etsoneer.

by J. G. eGUIRE, Aaetsonesr.
DUIfDINa LOT ON TIN ISLAND AT huo-
ID ton Ion TUESDAY afternoon. Anguss 6rh e
ecloof, on the p-emisss shaft sell The est bslf
of Lot No In square No 49, fronting IS fs-. on
senth q street, between ~ end Go stre-te ", e.
running back IL feet Inches to . 30 foot alley,
containing 3o54 square feet more or lsss-
Title indisputable.
Terms: onethird cash; residue IN six and TIVE We
months for notes Satisfactorily secursd barring n,
tssest. J. o. MCGUIRE,
aug "a Aucriopse~,
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mAHRIE D.

On the 10Th July, by the Rev. Mr.. Finckel, ia
COB sHERER TO SOPHIA l.. GEGER, all OF thi
city.
On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. c. M. Butler, ID
ID, J. ID. b. DKBOW, of Louisiana, to CAROLINE
daughter of George Poe, Esq, of Georgetown.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

IMPOR TANT TO TRAVELLERS.
TRAVELLERS going to or returning from Wash
i in2ton, are respectfully informed that excellent
accommodations are provided at the Washington
Branch Railroad Depot, In the way of Lunch, Break
fast. Dinner or Supper. Also, Conf.ctionar!ss, Ice
Cream, and the very best of Soda Waters. Persons
leaving in the early trains, will find it quite conve
nient tn breakfast or enjoy q delicious cup of hot
coffse. Adjoining the ladies' psrlor is laeies' ordi
nary, fitted up expressly for their accommodation,
where every attention will be afforded them. Prices
extremely moderate, and shs are of public patronage
solicited MRS. JULIA A. TARLTON,
jy 28-0
N B.-Southern travellers on their arrival In the
o'clock q. m. train will have ample time to break
fast before leaving for tho boat
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HOMES FOR ALL.

HOMES FOR ALL.
I1NHE UNION LAND ASSOCIATION having cold
i and located by ballot the $50 building Lots ad.
vertised during the last TIVE months, are now pre-
pared to sell the remaining $50 lors 'vish the p,Iu
tlege Of seLectiOn"
These Lots are situated directly opposite the Navy
Yard, and command fine view Of tie City of Wash
ington and Potomac River, and contains an abuni
ant supply Of excellent water Size of Lots "a ct
trent by 100 deep. all fronting a wide street, for
ments OF 50 month. This price includes the grsd-
Ing OF the street. paving the gutter planting trees
&c. assistance win also be gwen to persons desr
ing to build -
Can any one, under such favorable circumstances
hesitate to procure for his family home. r.
Office, 7th street, above D. Open from So O. M,
until p. m, and on Monday until Q .. m
jy 22-2w+ JOHN POX. Secretary. B..
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BOWEN'S ACADEMY.

'' GEORGETOWN. D. c. .--.--.
F1NHE duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
/ Monday, September 4th. If successful In &C.
curing the services of efficient assistant, fifteen
more pupils will be received.
Tuition Per quarter, $i2 so. French and Draw
ing extra. r. A. BOWEN, Principal
aug 3-eO2w s-~.
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Lf0R RkNT.-Ths subscriber having retired 70
Il the country, his now permanent resijsnce, e.-
iers f2r rent his handsomely finished, four.atory
hrick HOUSE, on street, with immediate s,ossss.
don.
And also, the thsee-story House sdjoiuius, now
occupied BY Capt. Jas. e. Montgomery. .posssssion
given on the LIST August, unless earlier possession
can he arranged with Capt. Montgomery, who has
kindly consented that persons applying inspect
the premises. -
Also, for sale cheap, that commcdious and desira.
Die property, situated on Pa. avenue, nearly cppo-
site jackson Hall, and reosnty occupied a. hoard.
ing house.
Also, two frame Houses on street south. rear
!th, ia Square 4e2. If not sold before the Sath in.
slant, they will then Do disposed Of to the highest
bidder at public sale.
For terms aud particulars applv at the etore Of
White Sons, to VI. 6. W. WHITE.
ia lG-ff
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ITO NJ EMBERs OF CONGRESS-.
Il Strangers and Citfzsns.-We ere
now receiving q lot Of Goods suitable for tho Fall
consisting Of
silks Of all kinds
French Moa,selines, Msrinos 49,.
Alpaeas, Bombssins, Irish Linens
Table Damask, Damask Napkins, FlanneIs
Csssinets, Cloths, Cassimeies
Ginghams of all kinds
Hosiery Of all kinds 49,,
full assortment Of Domesti.s Of all kinds
variety OF Carpets If various kinds
The reminder Of our summer Goods will h. aid
very cheap some first tate ~ Lawns at 6L cts..
Beautiful Calico Cts, Berege de LANES, L K cts
worth 70. Bereges very cheap.
aug l-eo2w HALL & BROTHER.
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N ATTAIN RICHARDSON'S "Ele ments of Music
IN at sight, most excellent work For beginnsrs
on tns PIANO Forte just reivsd ct the Music Depot
Of ~ ...s..r - HILBUG a HITZ
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NOTICE 70 BUILDERs-For sale, lare, ousn
IN ttY If Mr.. fuckers Mould Cornice Brick. 4.
ivered IN any part Of the city ut rs cts Der foot
luue .. JON E9 Sy~of
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BY j. O. MCGUIRE, auetiope.r.

- ~ - @H~O y KK<Hs8 AUCVfOueNfs
GALE OF ORDNANCE eToRRs.-on TUESDAY.
~ August 18th. at IL clock n, wrl be offered kr
sale at the Washington Arsenal, be
Isl flint Muskets. Old pattern
~ powder Elasks
2artillery Sabree
% halter Chains
16 drivers, Saddles
10 vslise Saddles
80 Brides
COCO lbs. scrsp Wrought iron
$50 scrap Steel
lot Of scrap Cast iron.
Terms : oash, In specie.
JAS. O. Mcguire,
aug IA Aurttyneea
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CLOSING OFT

= CLUSING UUT
GUNNER STOCK VERY CHEAP.-We have re-
y naming on hand . very large stock of Summer
soods, ana Wishing to make room for fail supplies
msipder OF our stock at very low sgures. We have
u good assortment Of
Silks. Bsreses, Tissues, French Lawns AID Organ
dies
ehail.fs, Ginghams, Chintzes
Summer Monssslinea Berege de LANES
All kinds Of Mourning Dress Goods -
large stock Of Hosiery and Gloves, gentlemen )
and boys wear
French Embroidery in great variety
Best T axe of Shifting Cottons
Linen and Gotten Sheeting, Towslipg
Linen Goods Of sll kinds, warranted pure.
In fact the whole of our stock will lie offered at
such prices cannot fail to please all who may IA
vor Us with cali between this date and the LIST OF
September. 49,
efs.s CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY l. co.
jy 31-6t
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By GREEN - SCOTT. Auetfoueers
SEvEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AuO.
~ ton On TUESDAY, the 18th August, vs ef.sll
sell, at ~ o'clock p M, "a, Isl feet OF ground
having front on G street south ids sen a inch.~
and on 9th street east 2s4 feet 10 incbss
The above will bs sold in lots to suit purchssers
Terms: Onethird cash; the residue in one md
two years, on notes, with interest
deed given and q deed OF trust taken
Jy 1S-2aw an.,Io,,-
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From Philsdelphia--suddsn Death Of Mrs!
Watson-rhs Narkeu, Go.

Wa1on-Ihe 1Arkeu, 60.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "A dispatch has juss
been received here announcing the sudden
death Of Mrs. Watson, the well known vocalist.
She died this mornisg on board the stesme9
Robert F. Stockton, st New York
There has been . sudden and agreeable
charge In thempersture to-day. Thermometer
at noon, 20. as..-.
There is no change to notice In stocks Mar
ket quiet. Operations extremely limited. Tbs
receipts -four and grain continue very
small. no inquiry for -four for ship
ment For Consumption, The prices range
from Ss.50a for fresh ground common
and extra bran Wheat IL dull and droop-
ing. Corn has dig sly declined.
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FIJI ID d.

DRICK AND FRAME DWELLINGS, for sale st
ID prices from $1,000 to $1,000, eligibly situated
tn various parts of the city.
Terms for some, onefourth In cash, and tire bal.
ancs in J, =. 8, and years. Apply to POLLARR
WEBB, Real Estate Agent Office In Pepnsrlya.ia
avenue, doors east National Hotel, mp stairs.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

tHs SUBSCRIBERS have o,mmsrced the lumha
where they intead to keep on hsnd a general a.
sortanent Of LUXBER, which they will seIl at rea.
fenAhle prices for cash or to punctual custemers
They have now ON hand good sssortmsnt Of ses
soned White Pine and other Lumber.
yI-lm 4~s i'si -oRIPPs + WALLER
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A NEW LOT OF FINE ENGRAVINGs Just 1s
II eeired ct JNO. +. ELLIS'S,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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LrOR RENT-A new frame HOUSE. situated on
Il East Capitol street, between 4th and 5th SITS
For terms apply to O. A DALEY, Dentist, Penn
sylvania avenue, between 9th and It'll sts.
aug 2-eoSt* -
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L. J. MIDDLETON,

u a Il II Il ~ V
Om0 and Depot south side r, next 70 corner lAh =
ICE kept constantly on hand ct the Office vhk
ID can be had In large or small quantities.
Once opso from sunrise 10 saLset
jy l0-eolm
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.GRAND BOAT REGATTA.

49,. GRAND BOAT REGATTA.
rHEERE wi.i be a grand Boat Race to come of on
i Tuesday, Aueust 18th. at O'Clock q M, for a
silver Pitcher, valued at $50.
The signal for starting Will be given by the friar
of gun. 80. -. ~
The Pitcher con be seen at Mr. Masi's Store. Sis
entries have been made by the bsst boat owners on
the Potomac, and great sport may be expected. %
No boats can enter tor the prize after August 9th
Mr.. Burdine enters Yacht Geo. Washington.
Mr.. Howard q Mary Ann
Mr. Ward 4" +" ChilPs Own
Mr.. Martin /" Pioneer
Mr.. Sage B" Young America.
For any inform alton enquire at D. Vests Hotel
next 10 the National Theatre. jy 31-td&
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Iu from Paris, in cases Of various sizes and de
scIiptions, bought in person from the makers BY
the undersigned, and for sale at unusually low pr
ces, from 81 Is upwards. This day opened by
may 2-t FRAECK TAYLOR
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dor SALE-A new and wellbuilt two story frame
IL HOUSE, situated on north o street, near 7th
This property is in o growing and rapidly increas
ing part OF the city. &C. - -.
Mr.. Boyd, the occupant will show the premises
For terms apply to jos. TRAVERs, Pa. avenue
between 18th and 18th sts aue A2av3vs
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ELECTRO-MAGNETISI.

A GREAT MEDICAL AGENT.-DR. DAT1DScs
IA has relieved, and Is treating with unparalleled
success, those diseases which have bsen abandoned
b. other physicians, with the Electro Magnetic Ne
WILSON'S, Erysipelss, Cutansous Diiesees. en.sn,s
Spinal Affections, Rheumatism. Parsly st. Vitu-
Dance, PaIpitation Of the Heart Epilepsy and many
other diseases not necessary to mention.
Residence on Q3esD, between Fairfax and Roya
streets, Alexandria w. ~
N. B.-A fair trial Is all We ask, Our patient
will trumpet far and near this great Medical Aeon,
without one word from as ;vII-16S
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If the above returns are correct, they show
q Wing gain of 564-equal to AZ in each county.
To carry the State, the Wings will hare to
gain SO votes in each county. .+-..