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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-06
PURIFICATloN OF THE FLOOD,

LIVER AND BlLfOJS COMPLAINTS.
The Citizen !7nion suffer disorders
the Liver and stomach, scarcely 6ny from the
hQeace of these destructive maaiies hence lie
fast Tne fair sex perhaps the most handsome TIE
World up To certain period when distressing 10
many loose their teeth and good looks while yet tat
hetday of life such sad evils may efectuay remeded
eY continually keeping the blood pure and the Liver
aud stomach in q healthy action, when life ven a'w
sn.oothly, and Ole plants in NAL Cline
where eternal spring appears to As it regard
the preservation the hum&n frame, and he duration
Of l,ie, much may he effected, ant say fearess tba
health aud lie be prolonged for many years beyond
their ordinary limits If hoisoways Pills taken
pgrfy the blood according To the rules laid down
health contained in The directions which accompang
each box.
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E-SbEsf e. All persons hereby forbidden t.
y mfuc- Dig remove mineral from. otherwise
pass upon the following premises, under penalty the
law, to wit:
The north quarter Of section II the north ives
quarter of the south east quarter. ard the north
quarter Cf the south quarter section II Also the
half OF the north quarter of section Is. ali
Town 5, Range CT the fourth principal ridian
JAMES BUnS HAS.
JAM Is CAliD~,
JOHN CAWLAY.
Mineral Point, May IS, 1854. 6n2s-
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A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, OF IC
YEARS STANDING, CURED BY
.If1W Pills


YEARS STANDING, CURED BY
HOLLDWAY's Pills.
Cspy ef letter from Capt JJkR Johnson 7stgr RgH.,
" J, dated jana Irg 81, tSS4
t. PROFESSOR HoLLowAY,-
B, Corner of Ann and Nassau Streets, y
sr,--ft with the heartfelt plea-ure @
Inform yoI that l have been restored 10 healih
strength ny taxing your Pills For the last years.
suffered arrangement Of The Liver and stomach
and reduced TO such extremity that gave up
ship never expecting to u Sea any as had
tried ey2rJ Remedy that recommended me, but
all to purpose: and had given myself MP despair,
when was at Iart recommended To take your Pills
Afcr using taem for three months, the is
in better health thzn have been eleven
y pa l., and indeed well ; yer m lf-
You quite at liberty 10 make this known for tar
b. nef of others. remain, Sir, yours respectfully,
tSignedl John JOHNSON.
These celebrated Pills wonderfully ecacious the
following complaints.
ague Debility Head sche Scrofula. or
A TINA Brnpsy Indig stiou Kings Evil
RIiio Com Frysipeias Jsuadice Stone & Gravel
plants Femst4 Irreg Liver Gem Secondary
Biotches uiarties plants toms
the skin Fevers OF all Plies Fsnerael Aztec
Bowel Com kinds Urine lions
ANTS Gvui Retention of Worms Of ell
Constipation Nskeress, kinds
OF the Bowels from whatever cause.
-. Sold at the Fs;eblisbmeDts Of Professor HoI
Su Maiden Lane, New York, and pa strand, Lon
don. and by all respectable Druggists and in
II. dicines throughout the United states, Boxes, Al
- - cents. and $3.50 cents each. To be
Wholesale OF the principal Drag Houses in the Union
" there is considerable saving by taking the larger
B-Directions for the guid1uce of patients in ever,
disorder affixed 20 each BCN. 31yI.
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NOTICE.

4 II. persons are hereby forbidden to Dig. mine,
move nerai. turn The from its natural chan
nsl Otherwise ire@pass the following described
!snC to Wit: The northeast Of the northeast
quarter OF section No 40, in ship north range
two east And further notice hereby gwen that ahy
person persons rcspassEg upon above premises
will ba dealt with according 10 law.
JAMES HCnGHAN.
Nineral Po!nt. Dec. a, le53. " IL
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PILLS. psLLS!.
IN-R and child n vi no
j. need kind suit you all. say
Pulfori's Anti Billions Pills,
fahnstocks Anti Bilious do,
E.more's Improved BiIliousdo.,
jew nayii's Honey Coated do,
oricntsl aud SOVEREIGN Balm do.
lees Btii rus do. g rasf n burg do,
4cdatt's PILLS snd Phoenix Bitters.
Saspingtop's Agus Pills Or .Bruce'sdc
Dr.. Branireth's Pills,
Rev. O. II Ibbard's do
Dr. Angles Candy Coated 30,
Harrick's Sugar Coated do,
And lots Of other kinds of Pills.
Which get by calling She MinerslPofut
Drug S-ors, nearly opposite Beech Store
November a.. x. ID. PULFORD.
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FOR - E4E.

THE south quarter Section thirty-three town
l. eight, range four east Also-seyeral Unimprovec
Lots and parts of iots- in the viIsge Dudgeville
Also-the place iorTat rly known the Tom Jenk
place. in Doogeve, being parts OF Lois, fuul
Block three.
ANY OF the above property win be sold cheap and on,
favorable teI ms. Apply 10
COBB MESSAO8E, Agents,
Mineral Point, or to
AUG. z. DOW, the owner.
New York City. l5t
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}'HE subscribers would inform the pubI'cthat tn
have IN their employ the most experienced work
men " no are ready st ali times
description and OF good aeriais IS can he found
The place Their WORK Is done the fe anc
warranted TO IT, Call al their Store, door below
daloney :, and see for Yourselves
DELLER s. AICHELBACRER
Mineral Point, 1853 If.
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L X o \ \ n d STFFT
GaLENA & CHICAGO UNION
AND
EELSsT & MADISON rp
WINTER ARRANGEMENT NoyEwBroI'.

"a i:::..s;s.a.;; go. -
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NOTICE.

a IL PRISONS are forbidden to mine, di4r remove
"a Ainvial from, or otherwise tTespass the follow
lBs described premises wiz
r or OF ar OF Sec J. he of " or of Sec. -
and " or o. qrofSlc "A Town Range FAST
L4mnlll JOIN HOARE.
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ALSO.

best assortment Of V-5GOy er5csrn
res IN the city Inc uding Springs ~ GE {
ass bands. Msiieabe Castings Csrrisa a., B,1ss
which with their large s,crt Ola Il.
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES SEMINARS
FOR YuUN1 LADIES

WAbHINGTCN D. G.
Mrs A. Z. kELL, Principal Preceptress
TNHE du les Of this Ssninsry Ill be recommen
l. TIE nrst Mo, day In September, in . large and
new building no. entirely omp eted his locati on
Of which exoe' dinghy eslubrous the corner OF
and 10th etre.ts
The course Of studies viii be divided INTO three
depar msnts, comprising sll this branches Of thor
ouzh education. --t
limited number Of pup!ls will be received A
boarders snd every effort viii be u'ed To make
the institution happy home for sll i!s inmates.
Competent and efficient teachers arc engaged a
assistants for each department
From the entire and cheering appreciation mani.
fastsd by parents and friends the recent exsmi.
nstion, Mrs. Bell deems IL unnecessary here to
trouble tbs public With long list Of references,
which can be found, With further particulars, by
consulting circulars dspoEited at all the principal
Bookstores.
Board snd tuition In English. pr term Of ten
months and half, exclusive Cf the vaca.
uon Sl5o
Musi, vita Of ...... bt
Painting In oil and water oolors, each. ....... 20
Lang gss. each 20
PeEeii rawipg and Paper Mache, each ........ 10
Lay Scholars from four to ten dollars per quarter
Payment In advance.
Pupil may enter at any time Of the year, and are
chsrgsu from the time OF entrance; but noue are
admitted fer less thnn session. unleS. Q previ.
ous agreement to thaf effect shall have been made
Payment half session In advance. T..
l. au0 l6-sv --.. -,
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VAIUABLE LAND FOR ssLF, etfhtn eight and
hotF n'as' IF Washington The ,utscrih. =
Will osr for eale II the lat Of septerahe- 1885,.
several vaiuahe tract o. LAND two eon.rining loo
a'res each, wel' impTo-sd. with dwellings and -ut
houses, and on which fine Gro OF wheat, rye, And
corn Was r-ised the present season.
Also. three lots O. entire woodland contsinirc =.
follows. viz: me pisce of 1917 sores covered With
oek and ct'est ut iir1te piece Of So acre. coy
e.ed with ons and chsstcut; Or pi re- ~ 81 scree
40 It which are covered with oak, chestnut, green
0 dar and pine.
Also, four Lots Of 50 -rss each; atout one half +
coy.red with OAK c'dsr and pine
Ire h"oya lard "a located in Neautiful and
healthy pirt of Prince Georgia county ia we'll "a
tered easy OF ACRES o md from Ws hington. be'nq
bounced by the WssbiDg;on ar BIadsushurr rcsd,
rear adehi NILS. shout 20 and hylf mi o. abov.
Blsdansbure, end is altogether cefa able location
% tnoss desiriss small country Sea: In the Vicinity
Of Washington
For 70 ther particulars spp,y to
EDWARD S!MMs
At the Washington City ssvings' Eank
auQ 16-po Saol -
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DIED.

On the % instant, Mrs. ANN REBECCA ham
OVER, in the a2fyeir Of her aye The deceased
has been Tor many years faithfuI member Of the
Baptist Church, and feayes husband ard four
chi'drrn 70 mourn an irep irabie loss ~
N}- Her friends are respectfully requested TO al
tchd her lanerai At her husbands residence, TO.
morrow Tuesday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
Tits morning, the 25!h instant at fh!ee O'Clock!
CHARLES, only son Of Robert NJ ami Virginia l..
Sutton, aged ~ months and, 30 days.-gu -
t- I he friends Of the family are respectfully in
~ Deggrr, street between 18th and ooh. on To.
morrow (Iaesday) nj 10 o'clock A. IN.
Va me soth August, IN the 59;h year Of her p,
VI. E-LlE abETh PUL1ZZI, widow Of The .ast
Safgsah' MAJOR VenefaHd Puli1n, U. s. Ii. C..
ON the 9Th Vi August, JOHN sOMRRFiEl, o
HUGHES, youngest chh Of Robsn B, and Eliza +.
Hughes, aged Ave Year,.
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MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR THE PRO-
MOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTS

MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOB THE PRO-
MOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTS
'HE ShVENTa ANNUAL EXu B .TI0N of this
/ Institute will take place on the 18th OF Sep
TENDER next, ut their spscious Hail. IN the city Of
Bait more . .. =
Mechanics. Manufacturers, rtists, INVENTOR 6, and
others of tide country at large are respectfully IN
vitei to avail t'emfe YES Of the onportu nity thus
afforded to display their taste ard sill in the COL
lection then t. be made. and actively CO operate 10
contributing to the important obisc had In view.
Article. fst eonpttition sni pssmirm, must te
thursday evening, the 1ith Ct Septsmb-r, after
which ttey will bu received for exhibition only. chi
MONDAY, tine 18th Of september. NJ O'Clock m
the exhibition will b. opened fox tbs reception OF
visitors , -.
Circulars With rules and regulations AMI any In
ornistion In .efsr. to matters Of detail, win be
promptly given by addressing tbs Actuaiy Of the
Insu uts, Mr.. John 8. selby.
TuOM AS SWAMI,
jy 2o-s6t Chairman Of Exhibition Committee.
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COTTAGE HOME SCHOOL,
.. FOR YOYTNG LADIES

BY MRS. O. AND MISS n. A. COX,
AdssdchussRs Avenue, bettreen 10th and 1lth &ress,
n 800 WASHINGTON, D. c. ...
vTNHE Filth Academic yssr Of this Institution Will
i open On FRIDAY, September LIST The studies
will be snged into four classes, prisng all the
usual branches Of q finished Englnh education.
Prices from to $40 per quarer, accoldipg to cas,t
hcation. French, Music, Drawing and Painting, ct
usual charges. :.
The location On the Northern Liberties, mcst
heAlthfu AMI pleas ant Part Of the city, offers pec-
liar inducements to boarding pnpils, having the ed
vantsge of pure ar and plentiful supply OF excel
lent water. Terms per session Of tsn mcnths + r
Boarding and Tuition, including Music, French,
Drawing. &c, $500, payable half Ia advance.
RIYHRENoES:
Rev. L. I. Gilliss, DR.. VI. Jones, Con. r. O. Weigh
man, A. T. Cunningham. Fsq, J. F. Halliday, Esq,
r. Prentice, EsQ, Washington, D. O.; X. c. Bowie,
Esq, Baltimore; and N. Ianney, Principal oi
sp, ingiale Boarding School, Va
Aug IL collins
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT III
"A property on Missouri avenue. near ,hs cornsr
OF 9Th street, conss,ing Of t'r.estory Dwelling
Houss, with arg back building and q Bowling s d
loon tanning thr'e Ell eys. ell brick, and built
eighteen months ago. IL offered for sale. Title in
sputable
I runs made known on the premtee.
cha husinssa In fhe bends Of its late owner ey-
corded bis most ssrg Vine tona and the enr.
tisuiiy ct the property to Pennsylvania avenue In
ifs met rcpuIous part ole1 MAJ y ibducs men 70
entsrpris,. MARY FARR.R.
aug ID enQw IT.
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HOUSES 4 LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE
IL Thres frame Houses, two-story and tic, With
back building, situatsd on 49, street south, bstw
and streets vest
One frame House, two story, containing six rooms.
on It'll street north, between NJ and N etS. vest.
One frame House, tvostory, garrett, aud back
buildings, ON It'll street south, bttween and ste
west. 80 Z"
Twelve building Lots between Sd and AZ streets
ssst and NJ and streets south, containing In all
lSS,OOO square feet Of crowd. with two small teps
msnts thereon. This would DO desirable location
for q market garden. -s
Que thIesstory brick Gre proof Shop, In reservs-
uon 10 10 the rear Of Jackson Hall. Thu would
answer admirably for g book Lindery or printing
soos or could easily Be converted INTO livery ets
BILE, for witch purpose more eligible location can.
not he found. t.|
rsasonsble terms on application 70 III
- GEO W. GARRETT,
Lumber Yard. corner of 9Th and ~.
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Eeau Robbery.

LRoxE, My, Aug. Is The house Of r. s
K. Dory, in,this place, was entered By burg
lars few nights ago and robbed Of q consid-
cradle sum Among the property taken Was
Two checks drawn By d. c. West Treasurer Of
The OgdeDtburg, Clayton and Rome Railroad
COMPANY, in favor Of Cromwell, Kimball &
90. for $2Sll e5 sseh, one on the Fort Stan
six Bank, sod the other ON the Rome Exchange
Bsuk, dated the 22d inst. ,Psymsnt Of The
checks has been stopped ..
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4 COUNTRY REsIDkNCE = Lot,

4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE 4, Lot.
"A FOR SALE AT kLLAyILLE-Ths subscriha
has iald Oh l2O scr-s Of Ian in the neghborhord O,
bLAden burg Depot, undsr the designation Ct Ella
vie, aud oilers the same for sale. rbs lots couse
o. ION three % nine arr"e Of WOO dland each lot in
Guiding desirable site or building
I'm Two 81 the 'ots the subscriber has erected
hsnhsoms Residences, WITH every modern contrv
amos I'll comfort. One of thsse houses and lots 4.
1nered f,r sale and Ia now ready for inspection -
Connected With the house is q ell Of strong meiic
nal Water mpiets hydraulic apparatus .ppples
The bath room kitchen, and water cIosst with va.
ter, which Is obtained In unlimi, sd quantity wiz,
oat 8 Ing out OF doris. Application may be In AIDE
70 Ms'srs dR2xN SCOTT, Auctioneers; AIR. WNls
AZ the Rational "ctel or to the suhscrit sr on The
premises ithogr phed plsn ST Ellie i;la will T.
exhibited, and trims OF sale male known On appl
caisn Sd above.
An omnibus runs three times day between Ella
Vile and Washington. CHAA. B. CALVERT.
AuS 1T
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FRENCH AND RN6LI1H
BOARDING. IND DAY SCHOOL FOB YOUNG
LADIES'
10y NJ. A. TYSON snd Sisters on IT,, batween
ID 18th and 18th streets, Wsshlpston, b. O-1he
duties cf this institution will be resuned On Mon.
day, thu 18th September. when the pupils are de.
sired to be punrtual In n. ir seats.
For terms, DC, circulars may Be had 1t all ths
principal bookstores in the ciry. .r'
auy i0--aotIS hen
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I toONTRY RESIDENCES for rent
- rave for rent, several new HOUSES, with
acres OF ground attached to each, situated On .Ksr
dsu arean," little more than mile ,rtheasterIy
from the Capitol.
These houses srs Spacious and convenient. with ,
cellar, woodshed, and sabls for each, and pumps O.
excsllent water at hand
The situation is beautiful, overlooking . large
The approach Is by It'll and Il sts, Delaware ave
uue and 81 street
IN omnibus line Tor ususl fare, has been perms.
nsntiy established on the route, and rams txios .
ssy between Kendall Green and the President :
squsre. leaving at 4. m and "a. Rein nine
leaves Centre ua-kst, wbare Il makes brief stand
1t 911 and 81 oclock. =.
Rsht-TwO HUNDRED DOLLARS year.
The houses Dot yet taken are open for inspect5op
ana can b seen by applying 70 WI. s1ICkNEY
Who lives on Gotta 70 ktrset or myself It nav ree
denca. near the prsmiass
ia 30-tf AMOS KRNDAYr
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GEORGETOWN FINALE SEMINARY,
% i GEORGETOWN, D. g.
:, Mrs H. C.srk. PalHapMs.

MRS. A. HI. Clark,
THE duties of this Seminar y will b resumed Or
l FRIDAY, Sept mber 1so.
The G. urse of studies actually pursued In this L.
situtioo embraces higher and more Thorough,
range than that pursued in any o.he. PeRaie Ssm
mary in the Union. S..s.7 ~.
The cation Of the esrninary remarkable for it.
ealubrity. The buildings are large tho rooms caps
oicus, and the grounds for recreation arc very An,
pie. ~ 70 ~' -.
Terms for bosrdicg pupils, $ooe per seseion Of 10
months. payable on the lat o september anil Let OF
Feb, uary. This charge includes boarding, tuiticp
in English and Mathematics room rent, fuel, lights
end waabms. Music, French, Spanish, To- Drawing
sud Painting extra. ,
to the 10 SIS which they enter.
Refer nee IL msae TO br. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Ge,. p. De Ia Roch4, W g. Ri1ysly. EeQ, W Hunter
Bosert P. Dodg-, Esq, and DR.. Q. ~. nnthk,nma'
Georgetown, D o. and to Jos, II. Bradley, Esq,
Aaron @. Dayton, 1eq, and Mr.. Fitshugh Ooyiy,
Washington, D. O. 10. -
jyIa-H intel I union)
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-... tXiEN I'VE
BOOT 4 SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.

Just Opched In Iron Hail.
-. e,tr. i've 4 70 the la sc ana sp.cicus III
stas II IT n Hail. P.nrsy var in ave, be-. "
9Th AID 10Th streets, trd fu Crisbed it With ~
psrnEps ths largest Ard ct seed stock Of Boots
snd ehoe. ever exhf3i I'd in this cit2
II j. tn, "fte mutation Of the unde-sds,sf %
mako ths estab fshmsr, excel In si particulars ere
~ thtr Of TIA Kind in tic c7untr. WIKI In Z
view be ha, made srrsreements for rsgu Ut sur.
of eve-v article IN bislins Of ou.iussS With tn.
mes. Reiterated nanuf ur-rs ~ this eoontry and
i. future every variety o. BOOTS and SHOES for
Ladies, Gestsrea, Chidrcn ard Scrrants may here
De- found
\" -1panss Las been spared 10 fitting M t1 a ~
abtth ent SO 70 make 1t attractive a. place cf
.usinsss. lie Will spare no effort u In O liberal
shale Of public patronage lis prices ehai be mod
s.afe appVox,mstOg ss closey - posxb.e to those
Toe following sss among the articles Just n.
oeiysd: $3.50 -. =. !
Fo3 LADIES ,. - Z
Black, b,onss and eo'ored Gsisrrs, thick and thin
White .ua back satin Slippers. and Rnstiss Kii
8 ippr< ,-t ~. a.. /
French and American Morooeo and Kid sippe,
a"rocoo waking sEoes OF .rer3 VARIETY
Toilet slipps.s, e0amensd and worked, Preach and
Jenny Lind BusAias, Po,kas, ana other styles Of
Dress thots. ,.r y
FOR GkNfLEMEN. r [.
Prsreh Patent Leather Boots ~
Go do Walking Shoes
D. CALI Drest Boots, II boots aud Shoes
Do do aud i,sttnt lesthsr Oxford gies s +
Cat rs, Pumps, 30
Goth { al err, black aud coio-ed ... FL, 81
Snaaeliei top French atent leather soxed Gaaters,
Ens ish Tie, 10 80 p. ,--s
Al varieties OF common Foots and Shoap, repred
and sswed y.
FOE Y0CTHs, MIssEs CHILDREN.
Youths PUMPS. Drsfs hoes and Roots Of bsauti ul
| s'yiss aud Of esery quality -f $3.50
Misses Black sHd oo'oEvi 0Liurs, Slippers, Walk.
| ing Shoes Of latest patterns -
cniidrsns shoe, orseing every Style and quality
FOB BOYS ...
have uaads pIriculsr arr sngemerts For this d.
partu-nt o: my busipsss Ber-, TIER, let TIE Bows
come Z Just sub shoes they may faucy and
which bore hereto fore been SO difficult to ind
.-... iii FOR SEkVANT6 .,rf-e ID.
MY s'sortment { S.rysntS shres Of Ill kfnda "a
large acd very complete 81 JBT-.rt sli1 ut
L respectfully requ st of M Old cu,tomers AND
the citizens generally OF Wsshinsfon Georgetown.
Alexandria. Prioce G-orse's, Mon tgcmery. snn IN
surrounding uatr'; ais, q rsngsrs vseirinR H.
CITY, 10 isser 10. with q call bpfor- pnrcbssing
iesire TO make NJ psrticua. pie1ses but hope. b,,
fir de,iDg, BY 81 sttentioa, spi ty d-vot On 10
ousiass,, to ch7 lsHge the caIh-s es ofAi and win
su GEES 10 my new enterprise. 80
&. p HOOVER,
1--s Iron Hall Bot shoa E<t. bl;,hm~,t
Pa avenue. between eth end 10Th streets.
aug 16-dlwSezy
Sun oopy.)
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The Waldorf Fire.

Bosros,. Ang 27.-Nothing definite hes
been sscertsinsd with regard TO the amount Of
property destroyed by The FIRE az Waldorf /,
Ne, but the loss cannot exceed ssoo, 900.
For y.sesen stores Sere destroyed. 10,
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CRInI ~ TExAs.-We clip the following
rem The Lavaca Texas Commercial, of the
10th - We are we'll persuaded in our own
mind thai he amount Of crime committed in
Texas within the past year, has made more
widows and orphans, and rendered .desoIate
the ones happy family, tb an has been done by
all the depredations committed by Indians
and renegade Mexieans upon our frontier
When wall this shedding of human blood
cease a"
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Boarding.

DOAaDING-Mrs DUvALL PennA. avenue,
ID p-arly opposite Browns Hotel. has sne RoeMs
and Offers ever, desirable comfort and accommoda-
ZION for tsninss or single g-ntlemen- permanent
Or srsnssent. No more agreeable boarding house
viii b. found IN Wsshn ron. j. 16-lv
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PRorEsTAsrIsM IN IrALr.-During the past
year 10 houses with 1000 rooms have been
built IN Turin; and all this is attributable to
the fact that tho new Cous:itu, tolerates
religious liberty. While every other Italian
city is decaying like q corpse. Turin is grow.
ing under the new impulses Of Professionalism,
like green bay tress The WalJenses are
about opening in that. city Protestant TEN,
pie, the Fl st in Italy, upon the very spot whore
TIE Dominicans burnt the bodies of the mar.
tyrs
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Street Preaching Excitement.

NEW YORK, Aug. N.-Thers Was ecnsi60-
able eAeitement in the Park this evening, -
su'ting from street preaching. Several arrests
wore made Of ditorderly persous. No seriou.
out break, however, occurred.
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F1,HE NEW AND POPULAR SONG. Il ,ou, h nv
/ colt Guitar" composed and arranged for thu
Piano Forte by Pref J. O. Fcsttech. words b. Hen
~ r. stoddsrt- ksq, and d. dica'ed to John Mo
Quade, Esq Of New York, can Re had at tn. Music
De pot Of HILBUS L HITZ
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The Yellow Fever At Savannah

COLUMBIA, Aug 26.-Letters received here
fpm Savannah. state thar The yellow fever is
| excssd;Agly viralent. and eonGned 70 no sse-
| ton Of the city, The weather is excesdipgiy
hot and the ci6sens are flying in all dirse-
tiopa - .'--