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B0NNETS, RIBBONS, AND FLOWERS.
ii OSIERY and GLOVES of every description and
IL price
Parasols, Muslin Collars
Cambria PlounciDgs and Edgin
Emb'd Muslin UDderhsndkerchiefs
Emb'd Lawn and linen cam Hdkfs
Plain and fg'd wash and silk Nets
Talleton Muslins and blk silk Laces
All OF the above goods, together with many 9th
ers, viii be sold at very low prices in order to re.
duce stock. VIM r. RILEY
Cor. slh street, and opp. Centre Market.
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Ohio River

WHEELING, July 6.-Four feet Of water in
the channel at this point. At Pittsburg,
three feet ten inches
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Church Blown I'm.

BosroN, July 5.-The Catholic Church a;
Dorchester has been blown up by some scoun-
drel with gunpowder.
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1Mr. Nelson, American consul at Turks
Island, was liberated from jail on the oath of
june BY his paying the fine imposed upon him
oy that government. He had been confined
Is DAYS. - 'T q
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CYNTHIA MAZURKA, COMPOSED and dod.
~ isatsd to Miss Cinthis P. Waldo, BY Joseph q.
HILBUS HITZ,
Je 81 ,.....g.... at the Music Depot
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4 LII WOOL Bpk French Berexes,
n very cheap
Black Silke, all widths
Black and White Lawns
Black Bombazines and Alpacas
Fine black French Mousselines
Black English Grape, all widths.
The above goods will be sold at very low prices In
order to reduce our stock.
....-. VIM. r. RILEY,
Cor. 9Th street and OPP. Centre Market.
je 16-lm
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MARRIED.

On the An instant, by Rev. F. Israel, JOHN E.
city.
On the Sd instant, by the Rev. E. P. Phelps, Mr.
RICHARD A. HYDE and Miss ELIZABETH A,
TUCKER, of this city.
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u VIM. Duprse, a revolutionary soldier,
aged IS years, died in Charlotte county, Va
lately.
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q $50 tons Of Tennessee copper ore was
recently shipped from Charleston to Baltimore.
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A RARE CHANCE.

N consequence of having effected the cole agency
Il for the sale of Hallet, Davis 4 Co.'S Boston pre-.
MUM Pianos, and Knabe, Cache & Co.'S Of Balti
more, We have decided to devote our attention to
the sale Of those only and discontinue the sale Of
New York pianos.
We have now In store one 7.octave round corner,
carved tablets, sliding desk rosewood Piano. manu-
isctured by Firth, Pond Co., New York, which we
oner at q great discount from former price.
70 an IN want OF cheap and good Piano, we in.
'iSo enem 70 call ana examine this instrument.
JNO. y. ELLIS
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sta.
10 0l-tf ~~sA Sso'
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HOUSES u LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE
Ill Three frame Houses, two-story and attic, with
back building, situated on 49, street south, bstw
and streets vest.
One frame House, two story, containing six rooms,
On 7th street north, between NJ and SITS. west
Ons frame House, two-story, garnet, and back
buildings, on It'll street south, bftWeen and sts
west.
Twelve building Lots, between 81 and ~ STIR ets
east and NJ and streets south, containing in all
S9,OOO square feet Of grouLd, with two small tene-
ments thereon. This would be desirable location
for market garden.
One tn reestory brick fire proof Shop in reserva.
ton III, to the rear Of Jackson Hall This would
answer admirably for book bindery or printinl,
smce or could easily be converted into livery sta.
not be found.
All the above described property will be sold OH
reasonable terms ON application to
GEO W. GARRETT,
Lumber Yard, corner of 9th and B SITS.
-iy Scott
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GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS, FOB AND
" VEST CHAINS. SEALS, dc.-We have just
opened large invoice oft above all the latest
patterns, which we offer unusually low
NJ. W. GAIT & BRO,
Sign of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
10 Oft
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ERENCH NOVELS 4 ROMANCEs. in namnblet
j including those of Dunn a., Sue, Fsyal, Balzac'
Mason, Sand, Lecomte, Merry, Krudne., and many
others, old and new, some finely printed and Illus
rated others OF cheaper edition, for sale at very
low prices. FRANCK TAYLOR
iv1-kf >~>SSAs'
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DoARD IN THE COUNTRY .nv n...

l(oAkD IN THE COUNTRY-To any persons
~ wishing to retire from the cities for a few
months, the undersigned, plain msn, living in
pam style, is prepared to accommodate some Sslc
dozen persons, or one or two small families. with
comfortable rooms and board, and he privilege of
enjoying the best watsr in the country. address
o. o baithIope Tor any desire dinformation Enquire
of Geo. r. Adams, Patent Office, Wa,hipeton. on 7
Bontz Alexandria Va 10 Na,osts
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III U. HOOD has just returned from New
American WATCHES.
Al'o, some very superior European WATCHEs, 10
hns gold cases and good supply of entirely nes
styles Of JEWELRY, and very rich patterns, whie b
low the old established prices in this city. Pleae
call at the Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle PennsyL
wanna avenue, between AZ and 9th streets
lie 16-tf "
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q L. J. MIDDLETON,
EALER IN ICE

Otce south side r. nert to corner Of 18th street.
1CE kept constantly on hand at the Office, which
l. can be had in large or small quantities.
Once open from sunrise to sunset. Ai i-
June 1-Aolm -. - Il = ---
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GILVERWARE.
CANFzELD, BROTHER q CO.,
4x9 Baltimore street, have on hand and are con
stantly making new styles of Silver Coffee and Tee
Sets; Silver Pitchers; Walters; Casters; Goblets
Cups; Spoons; Forks; Ice longs; Crumb scrapers
Pie, Ice cream, and Fish Knives Salt Cellars; But
ter Knives, DC, Of warranted Sterling Silver.
Je 2-f .-ae Baltimore, Md.
A CARD.-On or before the 2eth of this month
n all Of our accounts will be rendered.
Customers cannot imagine the pleasure we take
IN suiting them in their purchases when they pay
as eoon as the bill IL presented Those that give q,
trouble to collect cannot expect to NEE with the
same favor Therefore we respectfully request that
all will come forward and pay up, on or before the
LIST Of July, without placing at the disagreeable
necessity Of sending for the amount 80
je 0-St sa.l a. 5j-- HALL BROTHER.
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CUMMINGI CUNNING

CUMMINGI CUNNING
DR0PHETIC sTuDIEs-Lsetures on the Book
II OF Dsniel-75c.
The Tent and the Altar, or Sketches from PsfriaF.
chal Iife-f5c. Ut
Scripture Readings, esbbath Morning Readines on
the Old Testament-75c
Apocslyptic Sketches; or Lectures on the Book OF
evtlstions, 2 vols, 75c each
Lectures ON our Lords Miracles, 15c
Lectures on the Parsbles-75c .--r
Voices Of the Day and Night, 2 vols-,6e each
Voices Of the Dead, f6c t-Il I ed.
Church before the Flood T5c ht9, ss- #-.s
An Of the above works by the Rev. John Cum.
ming, d. D. who is now the great pulpit Orator Of
London nor sale BY a \
81 - 9TH street, next 70 Odd FslloS., H.ia ~
je 49, lSentinsll
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THE NEW YORK HERALD, TRI-
l. BUNE, and TIMES arrives at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Every evening at O'Clock, and is delivered to
subscribers Immediately, or at the counter.
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
Cor. Pa ~. and ~ st., Odeon Building.
IL 2G-H = q
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PURE SILVERWARE.


M W. GAIT 4 BRO. offer an unusually LARGE
w. assortment Of 6LLHER WARE consistins
Silver Tea eets, Pitchers, Goblets as
Cups, Napkin Rings i .-s=rsa al.z =
Table, dessert, and Tea Spoons and Forks par
Silver Dessert Knives - '''NI''
coup, cream, and gravy Ladies' -~. o. -
r sugar, salt, mustard, and egg Spoons s.-s7
w. Pie, cake, fish, and butter Knives - 49,
81 Sugar Sfeers, Ice snd eallad Tonps .fr-g
Pickle and Jelly Spoons Pickle Forks. IA
Also, an elegant assortment OF Goods en;tahle nv
wedding gifts. - tr.l - -" ' VIC A'1
The above are all Of our own msnufaeture and
are warranted pure. 1.. EIa"T-1 - 1919
5-st EiiI SO 4 a17zs II. w. GAIT 4 npn
Sign Of the Golden Eagle, Pa. ave-. bstv
10 I-os 9TH and 10th sts.
NOW ID THE TIME sr1
IN IND TH1H rs THE PZAnx
Dd0besrcotypes for Is cents and upsoards. =
Tor the accommodation Of those Who want chean
pictures, Wi1son q Oh. have Fitted M : fns
sallsEy y Lane Tusk.r's Building, directly over
Remsmber the name and be sure and ind the
right gallery. 4sf..s,.- WILSON Co,
nay 1-H ' 80 :
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t'oK SALE pair of young, and elegant, bright
- bay HORSES and years old: kind and
g e soid Tor no fault The owner being unable
viii sell bargain in them, and give the same gor
antee (Which is from responsible virginian) that
ne received as to their being without fault or hIem
lsn; Inc pair can be seen at Walker & Kimmers
stable until Friday next.
N. B.-The harness and all the f,xtures non =. h.,
10 or IL days. 10 2 e Sy
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pOARDING.-Mrs.D UvALL, Pepns syepus
ID nearly opposite Browns Hotel. has f,ue ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and sccommoda.
ton for families or single gentlemen-peruanent
OF Transient. No more agreeable boarding house
WIN Oe iound 10 washington. je l5-1y
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1.-THE typhoid fever prevails in the county
OF halifax, Va, and several deaths have 90.
CURED A number of deaths have occurred in
the harvest fields, and on the railrosd.. in
lower Virginia, from the extreme heat of the
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GUNNER UNDERGRADUATES, Shirts, Collars.
- Gloves, Hosiery, Cravats, Linen cambria Hand
kerchiefs, &C., as usual, at BIRGES,
Je 16-n Willards' Hotel.
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STORE FOR RENT.-Ths spacious warehouse on
B. I. Semmes Bro, q q Wholesale GROCERY and
liquor store Is nov for rent. Possession given i'm.
mediately: Apply to B. /. ssmmes or N. q. Emerv,
sp 11dtf
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DOR RENTAL OFFICE in Lane Tuckar,
Il Building. Enquire of
= On s CHAS. II. LANE, or
Je oo-oI VIM. TUCKER
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zAUClION sALzs
By sNhHN Z. LscuTrsI1..-.----,

By eRhnN 4 ScOFr, IAae.Ie...s.
E&LENsIvE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Avn
~ kitchs a Furniture ct Auction -Or MoNnxv
the 10th instant, We shall fell at 10 O'Clock =,
the residence Of Mr. Desient on the south "A. ~
fennsylvsnis avenue, between Sd and Az strrrts !,
large aud excellent sseortnent Of Furnifur~. "a,
Mahogany Sofas. Chairs, Bureaus washseands
DO marble top Sofa and other Tnhles -
Maple ard painted Bsdsteads - ~ %
Washstands, Wsrdrobesf { ~ .--. D..
Cane seat and other Chairs 4-,..rs
Parlor and chamber Window Curtains ---...,.
Feather Beds, Bedding
Hair and shuck Mattress q
Parlor. chamber. and stair Carpsts ---. e
Oilcloth, msntel ana other Clocks rE f-cr .,sF y
Glass Chandeliers, Table Cutlery ~. - -
China, glass, crockeFy, and Stone Ware 80
Plated Forks, ivory handle Knives ---.-
Cooking and other Stoves, Shovel and TONES q
With large assortment Of Kitchen REQ vjsisee
The above described Furniture Is nearly new. and
OF good quality, and the sale viii be well worthy
the attention of persons furnishing. : =
Terms: All sums Of and under SIS cash over SIS
credit Of 60 and 90 DAYS, for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
80 SGosk GREEN arpTTs
Asr
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-Ag entleman and his wifa and
ID also q single gentleman can be sccommoIstss
with pleasant Rooms and Board in private family
on .ns north side OF q, between, 18th and l4th SITS
nrst houfe east OF the Parsonage of the Foundry
Church. - :, 1Ns,s!
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.fRY-ERY-TIy

liI--sa ll1RY-IRX-I1Yt,,u
OANEoN's yEGETABLEo on HL0oDY uRrvyrNe
" BrTTERS - ASK ks the bottt With The
Portrait Of the inventor ed Proprieto ana tsSe
none .la'o otn ns go wm: =; car NON,
70 whom sit.ssdsrssbosh " saasssssa Sr Agencies
&c kb 2b-eou
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A PRIvATE sALE-A large three.story frame
"a HOUSE, on the north side of Massachusetts
avenue, between 4th aud 9Th streets The house
ao nta1ns zen good rooms, all private. On the first
hoor z rooms and kitchen passage throuob and -
stairway. I'd floor large parlor, papered, 20 by II
1eet, ana . bed rooms. On the Sd floor bed rooms
deep lot over LOG feet, as flower garden. and q
above house. a. Tic
Also for rent, on the same block, house of ten
Aoolan. iy 6-eo3t&
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By J. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

BUILDING LOT en- the Island at Auction.-or
~ MoNDAf afternoon, Juy 10th, at O'clock or
The premises shall sell the east half Of Lot No. IL
In Square $751; fronting 20 feet on Seuth a ssreet
between I'd and ID streets west, running bsck I2S
feet inches to so foot alley, containing 24Is feet
inches, more or less
Terms Oae-Aslf cash; residue in six and IL
months, with interest secu ed by deed of trust.
.r..-.s.s. O. j. c. MCGUIRE
jy Cd Inct;o,
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,IOBBING SHOP,
A CARD.

FASHIONABLE DRESS MIXING
+ AIDES wishing their figure improved win do
IL well to cali on MRS. Nj. A. EATON,
- one door vest 18th ST., on Pa avenue.
Ten Young Ladies' wanted at the above business.
Good wages given. go
samuel 7. Taylor's dress cutting system taught ct
my residence az 6l% 10 the morning and O'Clock In
the evening. -f-A'l'4' aa-' =, = -
Mrs. Eaton returns thanks to the ladies Of Wash.
ington for the liberal patronsge hitherto bestowed
upon her, and hopes 10 merit the renewal OF their
iavors at her new residence. je2S-W3ws
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PURE COUNTRY MILK.

THE prop tietor of Locust Hill Farm Dairy" has
L added TO his stock Of Cows, and is now prepared
to increase the delivery Of this most necessary art
Gle TO families throughout the city. Their wagons
are now running each twioe a day-one from 9th
street to Capitol HILL &C. from 7th to 14th SITS
and the Island; and one from 14th street George
town.
Families wishing to be supplied will do well BY
applying few days in advance, to the drivers OF
the Wagons. or address "Iocust Hill Dairy through
the Post Office.
This FAIRY is two miles from the Post Office on
the 7th street road and those who feel interest
IN an article SO necessary to b ealth, comfort and
even luxury Of life, invited to call and see Its
management. go je 19-lns
ESILLMOfSE mAZURKA, composed ano
Il dedicated to Miss Rowena NJ. Baldwin, by Jos
c. Foertsch, just published and for sale by
p. II ....,! 5..1 - HILBUs HfTZ,
je g. at their Music Depot
JOBBING SHOP.
q BUTT has ope led CARPENTER and JOB
-. BLNG SHOPol the corner Of d and 18th sts.
south Of Pa avenue and solcits share Of the pub
lie patronage.
All work done promptly and with neatnsss.
je1+efd dim
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RoARD IN THE LRaSANY
II SChAhR RESORT-Famiues or single p.r
sons can be accommodated with good board and air
and comfortable chambers On moderate terms. At
the Sykesvile Hotel This house ia situated thirtv.
enc mites from Ba ltimore, and twenty three from
road. Fare from Washington 81 90 Oommupica.
non with Washington and Baltimore two or tbr.a
times day. Fare from Baltimore 81 10. The cars
pass within few steps of the door, The hoase com.
nahds view OF the romrntic village of SykesyiIle
and the surrounding country In The VILLAGE thsre
IS an Episcopal Church. skilIful physician. most
office and store The proprietor respectfully In yites
those who wish to engage pleasant and HEALTHY
the premises. Otherwise address ''fe''
J. THOMPSON,
Sykefville Post Office, Carroll county, Nd.
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INOR SALE-A new frame HOUSE on I2tb .+rao,
T. east, few yards above Mass avenue. The In.
tlon the most healthy in the District Lot % feet
front by 100 deep. The house contains seven rooms
ana weodh0use. No better title can be given. The
jy 5-3f& W Aeo'o eio CITY.
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k'Oh RENT-In healthy and pleasant location
~ near the Smithsonian Institute on south r
ssree. a convenient BRICK HOUSE, with ten
Ooms, besides . bath room and a rood veil
wa %a.er IN inc Kitchen. Out building in good or.
DER DER Rent SIS per month. Apply to g F. RIDER,
"o~'HAnSeoA TouuuEy
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SELLING CHEAP

! On HHDS. Porto Rico and New Orleans su.
~ gar for sale by MURRAY 4 SEMMES.
lie 30-eo3t
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kfOk RENT-Ohce Rooms Nos. 6 and Z, sColum
4 bia Place." corner Of Louisiana avenue and tb
street. ~ ~
A.. ALSO, the % and 4th story rooms, each embracing
the whole extent Of the building. Apply to <
q O. BARNEY
1e Zo-eoU between 9th and It'll Sta
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E0R SALE OR RENT-A CARPENTER SHOP.
II situated on street, between 9Th and 10th, for,
merry occupied by Barker, Is offertd for sale or
rent. 1t is 20 by 40 feet. and 81 In good location
for business. Inquire on the pr misses.
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LfOR RENT.-A neat Brick HoUSE of o;,h,
rooms, Just put in thorough repair. on 9Th
jy 6-1t* non Alto ur,-o
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koH hENT-That pleasantly located dwell;no
4 HooSE, on 18th street, Island, M ar smithso.
man Institute, lately occupied by Capt A. McCans.
20 s s'1 ten rooms and kitchen, and yard
" ~ nne Irut ana grapes Rent moderate to care
iui, P.ompt tenant JNO. l.. SMITH,
~ o-eou Attorney st Law on Sth street
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FOR SALE AND REMT

toh hENI-A three story brick HOUSE on Ohio
Twelve rooms, all private except one, and a good
large cellar, pump Of excellent water In the rsrS
TINS property fronts Ohio avenue and runs back to
sSfeeI, Deing accessible from either street To a
ply 20 m as. mcKINSTRY, next door
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M ET NURSE WANTED-A healthy Wom,n
Nv without child, can get good wages as a Wet
Hotel. Any one wishing the place viii please msSs
my oPpHoniioH. 3-ffs
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w ANTEc-To hire by the month, a youns Wo
w man "a slave prsfsred) to do the cooking
Wasnlng, and ironing Of small family Enquire At
srAo ohiou oiHCc. o.2
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INrERRUPTrNG FUNBRALs.-The undertak.
ers for the funeral of the late Thomas Richie
calls our attention to the thoughtless and dis.
respectful interruption of funerals by omnibus
- iysrs and others, and particularly the run
ming OF vehicles across the line of procession
ct the friends and mourners of the gentleman
named. If there is no law to punish such VIC.
lsrions Of common decency, there certainly
should be one passed instanter, and rigidIy en-.
forced against the insulters of the dead.
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% IoAoee e6oiAss toe lnsulte[s OF the QeaQ.
TIE ATTEMPTED SUIcIpE.-Our notica vaa-
tsrday Of the attempted suicide BY haokmau
named James Gates, ascribing the cause to
'fove for woman Of bad repute," is denied
BY him, who says that inability to meet tbs
payment OF small note about coming dine
together with other troubles, drove him to the
rash act Afflicted in body and vexed in spirit
the poor creature deserves commiseration, and
should receive that sympathy and encourape.
mant best calculated to restore him To bimsel,
again. -..s.-
- WHAT FALL.-Ys sterday afternoon, about
O'Clock, In raising stone at the eastern Dor.
tico OF the Patent Office, the main guy rope of
men were about to place stone in an elevated
part Of the building, which, falling below,
made terrible crash. Fortunately, none Of
the hands were injured. Some injury was
dsoe to the stone work, however, and the cost.
~ dsrric is almost ruin.
TIE VERDIcf.-We mentioned Yesterday
the sudden death of Mr. Hanson G assavay..
Inc Coroners jury, after examining all the
evidence, came to the conclusion that the de.
ceased came to his death by eating soup made
Of poke and gympsum-weed He had cut the
latter in mistake for the former.
PRErTY FAIR FOR JuNE-Seyeuty- seven
couple were united in the bonds Of mat.
riuony during the past month, as appears bv
the license records of the obliging Mr.. Charles
McNamee, the clerk, which may be put down
as pretty fair for the hot month Of June.
TIE WEATBER.-A refreshing shower came
to the relief of our heat-oppressed people YES.
terdsy afternoon; mitigation of the hot wealth.
sr ct night Afforded some sleep, and to-day
cloudy sky protects from the scorching sun,
and fair breeze fans the sweating brow. II
pleasure to record the pleasant change in
the weather, slight a. it is. = :.
CAPTAIN OF THE AUXILIARY GUARD 1T will
be seen by yesterdays proceedings In the
House, that on motion Of Mr.. HEM, an amend
ment to the civil and diplomatic APPROPRIATION
bill was adopted, requiring the Captain of the
Auxiliary Guard to Be appointed by the Presi
dent OF the United States, instead of by the
Mayor OF Washington, as now.
OFFICERS ELEcrED.-Amos Kendall. Esq
mas been chosen President of the Washineton
ana New Orleans Telegraph Company, in place
~ .. MoWry, Jr; John E. Kendail. Eao
1feasorer In place Of B B. French. Esn And
u. :. ciorb, of Macon, Georgia, was continnsd
a Secretary. - '"HAnoeo
WARcH RsruRNs.-There were nm
the guard house last night, and NO eondnc, N IA
the street which made the intsrfsrsnce' Of 81
IAs guards nscsslar - "a
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WANTED-A brick HOUSE, containing IL or 70
W rooms, with good yard and outhouses. with
waser on me premises, located between 18th and 9th
annum. Possession il desired the Ist Of Angns. p'
line addressed 40" No. Franklin Row. will
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"Wansso and Ranied" aavertisenents, four lines
OF less for each insertion, IS cents; each Additional
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ALEeMAN WANTHD.-Wanted an active and
~ Intelligent YOUNG MIN, to attend ne ,.jes
man in the store of the subscriber. sst;ss.ctor.
references will be required as to character and ana.
ihcations and to one having the requitite oualica
uohs good salary will be given. Apply to
,a @. W. HAVEENER
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A NURSE WANTED-For a child o,o 80 -,
"a recommendations as to character and cansc;
" WI be required Apply at the northwest corner
y. A,sAi anu Al ttIcets jy 5-sa2f&
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age on the Fourth and yesterday exceeded the
supply, everybody who knew what drinks
would cool best, imbibing the refreshing
draughts with zest. The manufacturers had
their hands full, not being able to furnish Gus
toners with more on an average than about
tWo-thirds Of their wants. Pop and ice, min.
eral water and mead, have been all the go
Snashes too we're in demand, many q swelter-
ing cit supposing that carrying few of them
in their hat would keep their heads cool.
What notion