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1000 WORTH OF REAL Ann
20 Personal Estate for the People.
SE-LIBERAI. EOuI
TABLE, AND CERTAIN

SHIfEHURsTs DAoUHAREOfYPE INrfRpRIzI
II. WHITEEURST has decided to Trustees IN
y trust for the benefit of the shareholders in the
above enterprise, $4,000 worth Of and personal
estate to be disposed Of among the holders of shares
az the earliest possible date, after the sale of all the
snasee The shares ara So each, which entities the
noider 70 an equitable share in the within named
magnificent collection Of real and personal property
also, TO one Of Whtehursts$ s. Worlds Fair premium
DaSuerreotypos Of self or friend at any time when
the ceruncate Ii presented at either Of his aleries
IN bait1more, Washington, Richmond, Norfolk.
Lyhehourg. Wilmington, and Petersburg
Arrangements have also been made to redeem tbs
certificates with the following celebrated Artists:
;. urrnsy, n. J. city; D. q Collins Philsdslnhis
Pa, Springfield and Wsstaeld, Mass: A. O. Part
rifge, Wheeling, Va: and VIM. T. Porter, Ciucin
natl. Ohio.
The fact that this property is decided to trustees In
trust reEients Of the District of Columbia for the
benefit Of the shareholders, and every shareholder
receiving Daguerreotype worth S. and of the very
finest quality and elegantly cased; the high charac.
ter and positions Of those trustees and the great and
extended reputation and business of Mr. Whitehurst
ne deems sufficient guarantees that every promise OF
this advertisement will be promptly and faithfully
psrformed, as the pictures to b. taken will be dis
rlbuted among many galleries. capable of producing
niteea hundred Daguerreotypes per diem
Not more than fifty thousand shares will be Sold
Persons residing at q distance and wishing orders
Tor Daguerreotype (Which will entitle them to .
share In the above enterprise) viii please enclose
the mount, post paid, to Whitehursts Gallery,
Washington. D. c.
H1LBU3 HITZ, Agents for the sale Of orders
In thi, city, at their Hudc Depot south side Penna
ave-. brtw. 10th and llih streets. In GEORGETOWN.
At Miss THOhAS'S Book and Fancy Store, High
street., near First. jy8TThGslm
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PARK HOTEL.

- This delightful suburban Hotel, situated on
0l1th street west. IA miles from Pennsy lyanis
avenue has been taken By the undersigned, propri.
stors OF Union Hall who respectfully inform the cit
liens OF Washington, the public generally. and the;,
friends that they intend making it the most agree
able OF houses In the line OF bus ness
:. Boarders will be taken, and gentlemen and fami
lies can pass few hours any day, in recreation ard
amusement. with the knowledge that they will be
ee from Interruption as the stric est order will b.
enforced.
Swings, arbols, Summer house. Stands, &C., will
be provided on beautiful grove, and every effort
Will be afforded for amusement.
The Billiard Saloon is furnished With sbarp's ele-
CANT improved tables, which are not surpassed by
any In tt country; and the Bowling and Shooting
Saloons are in complete ord.r.
Tine House and Grounds will be open for the re-
ception OF the public on the LIST OF August, and in
connection with other accommodations of The Hotel
ARA gements have been made with Mr.. Wander
werksn, OF the Union Line, to run coaches every
thirty minutes every day and evening, from corner
OF 9th street and Pa avenue passing Union Hall to
the Park Hotel.
Will still continue Union Hall, street, next door
to the Bank Of Washington.
WILSON 4 HAYWARD,
~ LL-lW Projectors,
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LfOR RENT-The subscriber having retired to
II the country, his now permanent residence, of.
fers for rent bis handsomely finished, four-story
or1ck HOUSE, on ~ street, with immediate posses
sion. f'00
And also, the threestory House adjoining, now
occupied By Capt. Jas. b. Montgomery. Possess; on
given on the 1st August unless earlier possession
can be arranged with Capt. Montgomery, who las
the premises.
Also, for sale cheap, that commodious and desira.
Die property, situated on Pa. avenue nearly oppo-
site Jackson Hall, and recently occupied Is board
ing house.
ALEC, two frame Houses on street south, near
18th, In Square 1872. If not sold before the s0th in
stant they will then be disposed of to the highest
bidder ut public sale.
FOR terms and particulars applv st the store of
White Sons to w. G. w. WHITE.
je l9-tf
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HOMES FOR ALL.

EINHE UNION LAND ASSOCIATION having gold
l. and located by ballot the $50 Building Lots al.
Vertised during the last two months, are now pre-
ileye Of selection" r. W.
These Lots are situated directly opposite the NAVY
Yard, and command q fine view of the CITY of Wash
ington and Potomac River, and contains an abund.
front by $50 deep, all fronting on wide etr ct for
the very low price OF SIS, payable in small install.
ments OF $ month. This price includes the grad.
ing OF the street. paving the gutter, planting tree.
ing to build. 'o--
Can any one, under such favorable circumstances
hesitate to procure for his family a home.
Once, 9TH street, above D. Open from 81 a. H.
until p. m, and on Monday until p. m
jy 292ws JOHN ROY gecreto,n
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Later from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, July 26.-The steamer
Orizsba arrived to-day, bringing dates from
Very Cruz to the I'D, and from the city q
Mexico to the 18th instant
Corn was very scarce. Tabasco was asking
permission to import grain duty free
We have nothing with regard to the rumored
death Of Gen. Alvarez.
A skirmish is reported, In which the insur.
gents were defeated.
1t is said that a conspiracy has been dis
covered at Vera Cruz, and there were several
arrests.
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER

nH How delicious! is the exclamation of crozs.
~ OF ladies and gentlemen who daily cali at RIOS
WELLS Drug Store, corner Of Maryland ave anS
7th st., for glass of his superior SODA W4yER
which is acknowledged by judges to be the best n,
the city. '''' ~
The proprietor would respectfully invite all low
who have not tried it to give him call, feeling a.
sur.d that one glass Will amply COMPENSATE for
walk from any portion of the city, ami to his si,u
sort" !. 20 us
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TO CONTRACTORS AND HUILDEEs

TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
FIfHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il public that he keeps constantly on hand and
for sale at the lowest prices large assortment of
articles necessary for building purposes which be
hopes it will prove for their interest call and ex.
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Among the most important sre-
PKNRHHN MARBLE AND IRON kANTlLS,
which for clespness, beauty and durability,
are unsurpassed
PARLOR IND CHAMBER ENA LED
CRATES, the latest New York styles
DUNLAP d cos HOT AIR FURNACES, for
heating priv.ts and public buildipgs churches
&C., the very best and the most economical
FurDa-s now il
PONDS LXPR0KED DOUBLE OVEN COOK
LNE RANGES
CAST IRON WINDOW LLHTELS AND MLLS
IRON COLUMNS, dc.
ENC4NSTIC FILING, for Hall, yestibule, and
Church floors
IRON RALLLNGS, of cast and wrought IRON, and
wire. These are manufactured in New York
and for their beauty and variety OF pattern
snd finish are unequaliei.
The above will be Put up IL desired, end every ef
fort will be made to give purchasers satisfaction.
Apply at the
Ornamental Iron Ware House,
Pa avenue, between Sd and AZ streets
~ N-eotf X. HAsKINS.
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS.

NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS;
OUT OF THE BEATEN TRACK
ssNORTHURFAR or Rambles in
~ Iceland," by PIINY MILES author Of
" Letters Of Communipaw"-This work will give a
record Of perronal adventures. in = tour of about
LOCO miles, through the interior of Iceland in the
summer Of 1852; describe the extraordinary scene
~ of the Country, visit to the Geysers ascent to
tie summit Of Mt. Hekla; and full account of the
Discovery of America by the Mortimer, in the year
eSo, with the Geography, productions, manners end
customs OF the people, scandinavian Mythology, &c
&C. The potts Of Iceland having. by e Law Of Dea-
mark, Just bsen opeged e. the trade of the world.
fer the first time within ESQ years, this work now
Win possess peculiar interest. A lsrge and beau
hful map Of Iceland, executed by naive Icelspder
ana Drought from there by Mr. Miles a work &c usl
IN artistic finish to any ever published in this coun
try or IN Europe. can be seen at Taylor Maurv's.
The volume will be duodecir1o Of 332 macao an
VII oe printed and bound in the beet manrer. An
Agent has been employed by the publisher to can.
vass We hirgton and Georgetown for subscribe,s.
subscription list will also be left at Taylor and
Naufy's, or orders for the work received by any
bookseller. VIII be published early in July. Any
persona remttng dollar to the pu bigher at New
York. Shall have copy forwarded to his address By
mali, pest pad The usual discount to the trade
Orders solicited. CHAS. q NORTON.
Publisher, II Chambers st New York.
je 29-tf
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TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA, AND
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA. AND
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
DERsONS travelling, and al others, should have
l. bottle Of DR.. j. s. ROSES PAIN CURER, and
ms GARMiNATIVE BALsAM by them in case OF
TO P. EVENT CHohERA.-Take tssspoonfun
OF Pain Curer in a wine glass of water every morn
ING whenever you have pain, internally or exter.
nAiy, use the Pain Curer. In bottles l2lx 25, and
so cents.
DR.. ROSES cARMINATIvE BALsAM. 70, Cbol
era Morbus, Bowel Complnints, and Dysentery
Ins mixture is one of the most important medicines
and should be kept In all families. As q soothing
preparation, 1t has no equal. In cases Of infants
with bowel complaints, cholera morbus restlessnrss
crying, or general pain, it has been proved
balm. As specific for bowel complaints Of adults
1t has never failed During the cholera of 1882 1884
snd1S49 it failed in no instance when used before
death had positively struck the pstiens I have
had returns from more than one thousand perrons
who used 1t during those memorable periods t.tti
tying to its wonderful curative powers rs cents
bottle ] = ROSY NJ ph;l
DR. j. 8. ROSE has been a regular Practitioner If
Medicine for thirty yesrs in Phlladelp hia il Grad
uste from tie University of Pennsylvania ,in 1920
and an honorary member of the Philadelphia Medi
cal Society.
All OF his valuable medicines IA ren,sdv for eocb
dtscase) to be had Of z. D. Gilman, Charles stott
Co, W. H. Gilman, John W. Nairn, Patterson and
Marin, D. b. Clark, II. FL. Mcpherson, w. T. Evans.
Kidweu Lawrence, j. d. Moore, Washington; ].
L. kidwell, Georgetown; and OF all dsalers In Alex
sndria, and throughout Virginia
jy ll-eC4W
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Death OF Cal Hoparth

ALBANY, July 27th.-Telcgraphic dispatches
from Quebec announce the death there on
Monday BY cholera of Col. Hogarth, command.
ing the 18th regiment Of British infantry.
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JNO. ELDER & CO..
RDORNELT NJ, Q mr. nHDTI ID

bOUhSELLERS, No. 3, COLUMBIA PLACE,
A uTHoRlaED Agents for the Modern Standard
"A and Minor Drama, Gleason's Pictorial, Flag OF
our Union. Uncle Sam 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 Heralds, Tribune, Times, Sta
nonery, &C., and all the popular cheap literature Of
the day.
J. Il. Co having daily communication with N.
iorK, rare Books, back numbers Of Periodicals can
be promptly supplied.
Tbe trade ana citizens generally are respectfully
u.eo 70 call at No. 8, Columbia Place, at corner OF
Louisiana aaenue and 7th street
JNO. ELDER GO.
iy 14-lmt
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Arrest OF the Canadian Robbers.

Bosroy, July 27.-Two deserters from tho
English army at Halifax, who, before thew
left, broke into the Queens treasury and rob.
bed IL OF about 100 mil dollars, were arrested
in this city to-day, and most Of the money re-
covered. Under the Ashburton treaty thew
will be sent back, and probably shot. Their
names are Crish Pricker and Thos. Casey.
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PosITIvTIY SELLING OFT Ar COST

T COMMENCE this day to run % my stock ofpD
Goods and Shoes at prime cost What rsmAtns
by the 10th Of July, viii then Be offered at auction
Persons Wishing extra bargains VIII 90 vsu -
call.
I have q GOOD assortment Of Drsa 9oodh ehgwtk
Nantes, Bouneta, Ribbons, Parasola %:
Also, Q sod stock Of SHOES Of III KINDS.
Tbs Store WIN be for reEt on The ia q 49,
Z. 3 B10WN,
Dor. 'th and I st. Eorthm UsWoee
10 l7-H
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A RARE CHANCE.

IN consequence Of having effected the cole agency
l. for the sale Of Hallet, Davis Co.'S Boston pre-
MUM Pianos, and Knabe, Cache 4 Co.'S Of Bald
more, We have decided to devote our attention to
the sale of those only, and discontinue tbs sale OF
New York pianos.
We have now in store one 7-ectave round corner,
carved tablets, sliding desk rosewood Piano, manu-
featured by Firth, Pond Co., New York, which We
offer ut great discount from former price.
To all In want Of . cheap and good Piano, We In
yite them to call and examine this instrument.
JN0. y. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th Sta
Il Ql-h
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON, D. @.

nNHE thirty fourth year Of Columbian College win
II begin on the last Wednesday Of September next
and end on the last Wednesday In June. students
have the choice Of pursuing the usu 81 classical stud
les for the degree Of Bachelor ef Arts or scientific
course for the degree 81 Bachelor OF Philosophy.
The pecessary college expenses Of Q boarding 6tur
dent are about two hundred dollars per sumum.
For further informstion address THE President
Of Columbian College, Washington, d. c."
iy 2i-eolQt
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WIFE, YOUNG LADY

IL cured
LET FACTS SPEAK:
BARRELvuLE, Alleehan CO., Nd.
To Messrs. Mortimer L MowbrsyEDesr sirs221n
justice to DR.. Hampton's Vegetable Tincture wish
70 INFORM you that was taken sick on the Sd day
OF January last, with an affection of the stomach.
bowels, and kidneys. Was attended by four emf.
nent physicians tor more than two menths-alI 70
little or no effect. had some knowledge OF the
great virtue IN Hampton's Tncture, from one bot
tie "hlch my Wife had taken two years siuce
came to tbs conclusion that I would taks no
more medicines from my physicians, but try the
Ilncture; and am happy to intern YOU that had
so. aAsn TWO days before felt its powerful in
the Tincture, and am now able to leave nv room.
and can eat any common diet without much incon.
Venience or pressure on my stomach
me amieted, or their friends are daily visiting
ture of Hampton's.
expect to send you several certificates in few
days-one, especially, fom young ladv who has
oeen connned 70 n er room for twelve months, with
a disease Of tha bead, affecting the brain.
E.W. HALL.
On the pernanency of the cure hear him. Still
another letter from the above:
BARREvulE, Allegheny CO., Md,
Messrs. Mortimer 4 Mowbrsy. Des, s;rs.J..m
happy to inform you that this dsv fnds me In tha
OF good health, by the Of your Hamp
NA-AS.U1o oAA~ 49, 1AoesIDgS OF TOD. i am
S pea 10 pursue my daily ayocations as usual, and
the great curative powers OF the Tinctura.
am, with respect, yours,
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures Of couohs
bronchitis, rheumatism, Liver Comnia,nt' md
ScrCfula. po'' anu
~ Sold by MORTIMER MOWBRAY. IN R.,.
timore street, baltimore, and 304 Brcadw.v New
York; 0HAS. STOTT & CO., Winner. ]. MnoRT
D. B. CLARKE. CLARKE BOWLING, ". ELI.
Hia' sn d,5 d; McPHERsON, Washington also, by
4; D. +. C!sSEL, Georgetown; and G. G. BERRY.
Alexandria, and by Druggists everywhere.
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auction..r,

BY GREEN e. SCOTT, Auctfonsers,
SEvEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUC-
~ n-On TUESDAY, the 18th August, We shall
sell, at "a o'clock p. m, 81, 237 feet Of ground,
having font on c street south Ids feet inches.
and on 9Th street east 2Si feet 10 inches
The above Will bs sold in lots to suit purchasers
Terms: Onsthird cssh; the residue In one and
two years. on notes, with interest
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
jy 1S-2aw Auctioueers
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Arrest Of a Couuterftiter.

CINCINNATI, July 25.-Jsnes Rouudtree,
charged with being connected with an extep.
sive band Of counterfeiters, was arrested 20
Paris, Ky, yesterday. $1,000 was found upoa
and twenties On the Bank of Louisiana. He
was committed to Jail
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BOARDING,

DOARDING.-Mrs. DUVALL, Penna. avenue
- nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fne ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommodsr
ton for families or single gentlsnen-permsuent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found in WASHINGTON. eI5-ly
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DEATH OF VErERAN.-Mr John Thomas.
sailmaker, the man Tor rather boy who put
the first stitch in the frigate Constitutions
sails, died at Cohasset, Mass, on the 5th inst,
aged Sc. He had one son in the battle of
Lundy's Lane, and also another one in tho
country's service elsewhere.
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WE ARE RECEIVING per schoone,s
w Hamilton and Washington, from New York
the following goods, viz:
LIS half chests fresh Green and Blk T.M
IFS bags Java, Marscaibo and Rio Coffee
80 boxes Fresh Ground do
TO de Adamautine Candles
20 do CASTLE Soap
20 do Hull son's Fancy do
b,0:o pounds Gal Soda
30 boxes Pearl Starch
IS dozen Yeast wider
$50 do Broons
60 do Painted and Cedar Buckets
so do Cords and Lines
200 gross Matches
30 do Backing
rs bbls. Eastern Herrirgs
10 bags Grsin Pepper
80 boxes Bunch Raisine
25 cases Salad Oil
$4,000 choice Havana Cigars
ALSO, IN STORE,
100 hhds P. r. and N. G. Sugars
rs bbls Crushed, Powdered snd Clarified do
80 bis and tierces N. O. Molasses
40 do Small Mackerel
5000 Shoulder Bacon
1000 choice Family Hams
80 boxes manufactured Tobacco
eco, 900 German Cigars
And a general assortment of Wines and Liquors.
For sale low by MURRAY SEMMES
jy 2l-6t
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Funeral Of Miss Fillmore.

BUFFALO, July 27.-The funeral Of Miss Fill
more this morning, was attended by Iarg,
cencourse of leading citizens. More deep-fels
and general grief was seldom witnessed, than
was manifested throughout this city. Mr..
Fillmore feels it keenly, and his epiriis arc
much broken.
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DRoUGHr.-A severe drought is prevailing in
some parts Of New Hampshire. The Lebanon
On. h Wing says that "unless termina ted
speedily by copious rains it will prove ruin.
GUS to some kinds of crops.''
Paragraphs similar to the above we find 10
a large number of our exchanges from the
Middle and Western States.
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Indian Skirmish-Capt Van Buren, Wourdei

New YORK, July 27.-An arrival from Cor
pus Christi reports that Capt. Van Buren,, with
twelve soldiers, followed party Of twenty Eve
Camanches distance Of three hundred miles,
attacked and defeated them, killing several
Capt. Van Buren, was shot through the body,
but would recover.
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Naval Court Martial.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-The Naval Court
Martial, in session at the Navy Yard. having
closed the examination Of witnesses adjourned
to Monday to allow the counsel for the accused
time to prepare bis defence.
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Hor WEATHER IN THE MOUNTAIN REGIONS.
A correspondent of the Boston Journal wri.
ting from the town Of Bethlehem, N. H.,
VIZ eh is eighteen miles from the White Noun
tain notch, and nine from the Franconia notch,
says: 1.-The thermometer stood July 4th, at
"a; the 10th, at SO; and the 22d, SO degrees in
the shade. The 22d was the hottest day Wa
have had for over ten years"
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Cholera at Busalo En-

New YORK, July 27.-The deaths at tba
Poor House yesterday are reported to have
been seventeen. No official information can
be ascertained. The Board Of Health met Iast
night and passed resolutions directing the en-.
tire reform In the management Of the house
The deaths by cholera at the Suepen.ion
Bridge, near Niagara, yesterday, was sever.
all on the Canadian side
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h On account of the scarcity of water in
Philadelphia, it has been shut off from tn
factories consuming large quantities.
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u Hail fell in great quantities in Soho
hare county, N. Y, on Sunday, breaking
many windows in Schohaire village, and ipiu.
ring the crops to some extent.
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From New York-Memorializins Cousrm.-
Cholera, &c.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-A meeting Of lmeri.
cans whose property was destroyed o. c-e-.
town, by the U. S. slOop of war Cy, ne, w,s
held in this city last evening. twas resolved
to memorabilia Congress with the view Of OBJ
tanning damages from the Government.
There have been four cholera deaths ts,s
morning at the Franklin steet Hospital, and
one at the North street hospital. Twenty. four
cases yet remaining. Discharged four.
Markets dull and dropping. Stocks ara q
SD ado lower
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Is THE TIME

IN AND THIS IS THE PLACE
DdgueTreotypesto Is cents and 9pOards.
For the accommodation of those who want chesp
pictures, Wilson d o. have fitted up q nne
Gallery in Lane fuckers Building, directly over
the Gallery formerly known as 'Thompson's"
Remember the name and be sure and find the
right gallery. WILSON CO..
Pa. avenue, between AZ and 9th sts-
NAV 1T
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Destruction Of an Orphan Asylum.

PITrsBURG, July 25.-The German Catholis
Orphan Asylum at Troy Hill, near Allegheny,
was burnt to the ground at IL O'Clock this
morning. The furniture was saved. The
building was four stories high, and the loss is
about 81 900. Insured for $1,000 in the Hsr.
risburg Mutual Company.
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PLEASURE TRIPS

PLEASURE TRIPS.
h The Steamers GEORGE WAsHINa-
. 49, TON or THOMAS COLLYER can be
charts red for public or select parties to visit Mount
Vernon. Fort Washington, White House Pavilion.
or any other places on The Potomac river
The scenery on the river is very handsome.
For particulars apply to the President Of the Com.
pany or the Captains of the Boats.
Schools taken at reduced prices.
JOB CORSON
jy 6-2m Co33.a;,.
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Death Of Jacob Richardson.

OswEGo, N. Y, July 26.-Jscob Richard.
son, formerly collector of this port, and tie
at Kingston, Canada, after a short illnes.
His remains arrived in this city this afternoon.
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." o. HOOD keeps constantly on hand . good
H assortment of fine " atches, rich and fashion
able Jewelry, pure Siverware, and which he offers
for sale at the lowest New York city pricesd and no
mistake. Everything warranted as represented at
time of SALE Fine Watches and Jswery, carefully
repaired Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle, Psnnsyl.
vsnia avenue, between AZ and 9th streets
iY IS If