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TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

Z HE sub .ber, int nding TO angs his busi
L LESS, offsIs for sale, at Baltimore prices, Al
on accommodating te ms, his entire stock of Lum
Der, equal in quality ard Qusatity to any in This
District Having purchased almost exclusively for
cash. and wishing to close out by the lst cf Japu.ry
can snd will sell as low as the same qrslity can
be bought in this market for cash. and give the
chssers time for nots satistac orily secured with
interest. have now o, hand
$50, 900 feet Albany White Pine
100000 do dressed and uudressed Carolina and
Eastern Shore Flooring
100000 feet White aod Yellow Pine Siding
100000 Laths
100000 Shingles
$4,000 Pickets. Chestnut and Cedar Posts
large assortment of Eastern Shore North Caro-.
lima Spruce asd Hemlock Joist Scautlipg and
Timber
100000 teet Henlc cck Rails. for fencing
Together with q large stock Of A,h, POPLAR Cher.
ry, ard walnut
hho, fuli cargo OF seasoned Pensacola FIoorins
JUS received, equal in every respect to any eysr
drought to this market, which MAJ be seen at Ager
& Mclane's Mill
Ths wharf aud warehouse known as g B agden's
Wharf" viii be or ront on the 1st of January next
1t ha been pus in cJDplels order has water front
OF up sards Of five hundred feet, snd twenty feet
dep.h of rstsr at low tide. 1t Is beyond question
tie mort desirable wharf proper in this District
81 persons indebted 10 me are reuues ed to settle
their accounts at Once, either by es or notes at
short dates. THEODORE MOsHEK,
nov 1O-lm~ Blagden'e Wharf
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EVENING STAR,
A sC0rCd LOVE SONG.

From the Green,rich aud Wexford Pendulum.
They told me thou wert false, Jamie.
And did ma care for me;
heeded not their voice, Jamie.
Thought il could Ma be;
so LOVING were thy words, Jamie,
SO winsome was thy smile;
did ma think that ii, Jamie,
Could veil one thought of guile.
Dost thou recall the hawthorn glade
Where we sat side by side,
when, on Summers night, jamie,
Thou sued me for ny bride.
My heart was very full, jamie,
As lii the pale moonsbiue,
Ipromised o be thine, jamie,
To be fJrever thine.
Together there we kneIt, Jamie,
1he bent and reverent knee,
AND prayed our Heavenly Fathers love
Might rest Oh thee ami me.
so radiant seemed my path, Jamie,
My cup so full of bliss,
How could e'cr dream, Jamie,
That II would come to this
never s'e thee now. jamie
Thou cOmest not t1 me:
Ills SAID thou seek Isl annther,s love.
An, Jamie. can il be
They ieii me she is rich, Jamie,
And of lOrGiy line,
Not thrice her wealth and rank, Jamie,
Could buy love like mine.
My cheek that er-t was red, jamie,
is palm day by day;
felt il in my heart, Jamie,
I'm weariH' fast awa'
Then, Jamie, when the Summer comes.
And blossoms clOthe the tee,
Bestow one loving thought OH her
Who died fDr love of Thee
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NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.

IUsf open ID ouc Ehisi supply OF ,ich Dre-s GOODS,
81 waicn have D-eu bought at gteaJiy reduced
prices, xnd wk. De roid CORES pJadiugly low. We
name
Rich dress Silks ofev.ry variety
Very handsome Paid aero's
Plaza Erench aad hiugii n d-riuo5, eli shstes
Eicn piaid an1 ioed Ca5n ner-s s11 MOusselins
PISCES wils Silk vel7ets for msnriiss and cloass
IS more rich satin an1 cI tn e'osk5
80 fa- brochs CASHMERE snawis anu Scarfs with
Yicn gold bod rs, some entire y new
89J long and square D aid aud rs ired ShswIs
Cloths, C.s5iIaers ard vestiugs
Gloves, noIicry, lAIies' aud criidrens' merino
vests
Gsatlensns' msriao and cotton oisery, Gloves
Menno ald oot on SHIRTS, DEs~ers, &c, 60,
AL Of which will Do offered st the hAirest low
prices. Please call and examine for yourselves be
fore baying elsewhere.
-An articles sold at our sstS ol shment are war
ranLos 70 prove AZ repre- seuted
MAA ~ SIT, sEAR5 COLLEY,
No 523, seTsata si-es;, doors aoovs "a ~.
cet
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OFFICIAL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August %, 1884.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of tie fol.
iowingdsscribed stocks of the United States, thst
this department is prepared to purchase, at sny
time between the date hereof and the Goth day OF
November next portions of those stocke amounting
in the aggregate to $s,sao,O0O in the manner and
on the terms herein sf:er mentioned, to wit:
In case of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given in The Or
der of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties whs to receive the amount Their of,
must be transmitted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof, price will b pait, compounded
of the fcl!owiog particulars:
l. The par value, or amount specified in each Ger
.ihcate.
premium on the stock If the loan authorized
by the act Of July, 1S46 redaemsble November II,
1866, Of per cen :; the stock Of the loan au
thorised by the act Of l842 redesmabe 3Ist Decem-
GER 1862, of IL per cent; the stock Of the loans
suthorizsd by the acts Of 1s47 and is4s and redeem
able, the former the 31st Dece mber, 1857, and
the latter the got June, 1868, Of 16 per cent
and on the stock OF tho loan a,thorizs by the act
of 1850, and rede.usble on the 3lst Deember, 1864
Commonly called the Texan indemnify six PEI
cent
g. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
lst OF July 1854 to the dste ef receipt and settle
ment at the Treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) of one days interest In
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made In drafts OF
the Treasurer Of the United States, the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York. or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit OF
this notice which shall not BE- actually received
the Treasury or before the said 2eih day of No
vernDer next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
aug 28 dt20@oy Secretary of Treasury.
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AVOID ALL QUACKERY,

4 ND take MEDICINES PRkPARED BY A
"A REGULAR Ply sICIAN ONLY. LIFE PRa.
COLDS, CONSUMPTION, GROUP, WHO0PING-
COUGH, LIVER COM PLANT. DYSPEPSIA, IN
'IGESTI0N SOUR STOMACH, SUP POFULA. ALL
SKIN EhUPTEoNs, AND ALL FEMALE CON-
PLANTS.
DIR. ]. 8. ROsE'S CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDIcINES are thu result of thirty years practice
In Philadelphia. His preparations are for esch
complaint, and have bsen we'll tested and approved
by hundreds of Physicians, and thousands of Pa
tients
A REMEDY FOB "EACH DISEAsE.s
DR. ROSES RXPECrORANT Oh COUGH SYRUP
For the radical Of consumption. cold hoars,.
ness, asthma, bronchitis, splitting Of the blood n.
fam nation of the lunSs threat. and ali puirn on
ary diseases This preparation not only cures con.
sumption, If taken in time but 1t fortidSs the sys
lem against future attacks. As Congh Medicine,
it is the best in the World. 1t is used and re-
commended by physicians at home and abroad In
bottles, Is cents, Soc and 81.
DR ROsE's WHoOPING CoUGH SYRUP.
This preparation always gives immediate relisf,
prevents Inflammation of the Lungs, and Dropsy
in the chest and effects cure in few days-frice
so cents.
GROUP sYRUP-This remedy is never known
Co il, and has saved thousands of chiIdren-Price
rs Cents.
Da. J. s. Rosx's DysPRp1Go OR Liver COMPOUND
A sure cure for Dyspepsia, Soar stomach. Indi-
-st;on, and Liver Complaint. This Comsound used
Fith DR.. Eose's Family Pills has cursd Thousands
Of confirmed Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint II is
q tlnic Alternative. Stomach and LIVER Medicine,
and was highly recommended by the celebrated late
DR. Phy oick-5O cents.
DR.. J. 8. R0sE's ANrI-8nLoUs OR RAILROAD PILLS.
So cShed, because they 60 shsad of all other pills
in their good efscts; active Purgative or Ca
shargic Medicine they have no equal free from
grping, carrying off all secrsons and bile from the
stomach ana bowels, they can be taken at all sea
sons by both sexes, of all ages, and thout gard
TO weather or exposure. If taken with DR.. kose's
md the stubborn cases Of Fever and Ague
or Bilious Revers-i21 and rs Cts
Da. J. s. koaz's GeLCsF PILLS.
For Failing u tns womb. kemsle Weakness,
Debility, and Relaxation. This d;sease heretofore
sreated by bandages, trusse, and external support,
which csn only prove palAtves, yields completely
to the use Of these tonics, strengthening Golden
fills Soc.
FEMALE sPECIFIO A remedy fer Painful
Mcnstruation, LsucorIhos or Ehte5-$l.
Dr. j. 8. Russ's PAIN CgRKR will ours Stiff Neck,
sore Throat, pains in the face side BACK or Linn BIS
rem Cold, Cholic, Cholera Morbus &c. 1t cures
3praiDs, Chilbiains, Cramps Pains in the Stom
sch or Bowels. Price IL n. 20, and 90 cts.
az Pereons Of delicate constitutions by nature,
or those who ave been made so, by he OF tne
4uacz medicines, or any ether cause, should rea
Or. Roses Medical AdTi1er to persons in Sick
nsSs or in Health, which book can be had without
;harse, of
NAN, j. w. MARIN, PATrE RsON . NAIAN. d
ALDWELL LaWRaNOH, J. B. MOORE, Wash.
nston; J. L. SID ELL, Georgetown, and by al
Isatsrs ia Alexandra, Virginia
nov Str
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

YTNtE subscriber would respectfully inform hi
Il nu1sfous irieais aai the puoiIc generally that
In s1iition to his Wood an1 Uoai fard mar tna
PhaaiI rlani1g Iiil, isJrgs'oBn, he bias, for the
better scoonnoiatian OF taat portion of his GUS
tOnsrs who re.iie Ia Waning on, opensd yard at
the corner oi rzrnCy hrst and Streets
At eitasr of ths above plsce taose want Of fuel
Will at ali time dni good supply Of all kios o.!
WO)0 sai cJAi- .. tbs ipwsst market prices.
All orIsrs eft at slrher OF tina abo7e places will
Be atsea tsi TO Eita pro noEness and dispatch.
SOLOMON SLOWER,
Successor TO
ssp 27-i2m TnLVrRS 4 SLOWER
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
-

SOUTH SIDE BRLDGE STREET, NEAR HIGH
GEORGETOWN, u. C..
nAs received and is now Offering at low prices a
IL general and we'll elected assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER G. OBS.
Bought pri cipaiy at the Philadelphia and New
York Auctions enabling him to offer extra induce
msnts to cash or prompt short time custom-rs
LIN his assortmen will be found o rich sssort.
mept of Plaid Silks
Plsiu and striped blk do.
Mernos, Plaids. De LANES
Cloak Cloths, Velvets
And Dress Goods generally.
Also, good assortment of Boys and Gentlemep's
wear
Best Paris Kid Cloves
Blankets FEnnels
shawlB Shestings shirtings
Table Linen, Napkins, &c.
A call ia solicited J.H. sMOOT.
oct T-lm
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UNDERTAKES

WOULD respectfully return my thanhs to tns
ciE,1sas OF Washington and its vicinity for their
past pstronag,, sad ssy that owing to ts fcsuss2t
calls IN the Undertaking branch Of my business I
have been inlcced to discontinue the marufact;.rs
Oh r1snsore, snd turn ~ attention fully to tn.
UNDEHTAHiA9. nzve spared 40 pains TO hs-,
svsry thing that ia rs9uis.se TO my business snd
an easrefore folly prepared TO mest any orasr efte,
ate" nioIasats notice, and assure those who NAV
give ms c~1i that viii SCARE pains to carry ou.
hssr ordets TO their eneiro satisfaction
JAMES +. HARVEY,
No. SO, Gth St, between ard Il.
H.b.-oAils aercads1 10 1t ali nours Of tbs ii "a.
mar 2-iy
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4. B. HALL, M. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

T ATE II fnnaI-iphia, - graduate 10 Ailopathy
IL and Homeopathy, having had ext nsive ex.
leriencs IN the v. rlcus departments of the p oies
ion offers his services TO the citzens CT ashiI gton
aud v ci i;y.
Onc. No. 10 Thirteenth street. between q and
streets fice hours until .. m; from 10 ..
M; and to : m.
ksiersnces: En. A. Gsrdns-, N. D., Dean Of the
Homeopathic College Pp., and the profess ion gen
esaD,. sop S0-Sm
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ASTROLOGY DEMONSTRATED.

DROf. LSJ SOUND msy Consulted on matters
ofinpJTtsncs ia th t w5Diarfui work OF as
trolo - fJrtsiing par ou'sr eVsGts, Incident TO hu
ma Ia s1c1 .rri sys, dsso iption OF husband
or wis, no Vsrd-e .. Ill Seess of -hsDrus $40
uatioas or eIc.Oym N, Spec Ling, psp nerssip,
Law sui.i ffiocas ii nee. N H. :ninzs iost thing
foun,i, ne "a, siekne. .. dea a, "' resent nnd
ture events, an al cyOo-raI III iis
Msi he ROsil!ts ~ ~ &c I'D st the san,
pl.e. douuen-u 81. LscFs oJs C7lor;1 ps. seai
16,. each iepl, at toJ nUf.-4 Ee6t ooroer y ami
TVelIta SIS o., - Ali. oeti.-liy'
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tUspRs1AIVED, AT HOOPS, an invoice Of q
y large assor nsnt Of AtbsSa ware (hsavy S-oz.
plate with purs sill 81 such as spoons. sorks, La
dies. Butter Knives, Gakebsskess, &c 30, which
he viii dispose Of at ma lufsctursrs prices. Also,
lot Of Mosaic aud other Jewelry Of the latest pst
tsrss No. Ais Pa. avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets, sign of the large B. 1sesd Eagle.
noy2
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HOME TESTIMONY,

OURA OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF Ten YEARS
WASHINGTON, May IL, lSS3.
Msssrs Mortimer Mcv0ray: Gsntlemsn-Hsv p
Ing besa afflicted with Liver Complaint Of ten 7ears
stsntins,1 hereby, for the neat Of the sRictsd,
take rss. pie Ia announcing that after using
few 0ossi.s OF youc Tincture, found it had
coaapiislei = ps-i,ot ours L have used different
netic. froa q as u tigls, ts nave n5yar osen
able 10 sotooIs tor 1ay apparent good, and &c II :
blsJJi1y - s.l:zsn humanity thai that Eoins Is
fouo1 Snl,l p15ssssss the wOlisfous pows- of pro
longing aal&a !i.c Tbs many cures L has Troug gat
10 5 saSs isn't gosfSntse OF tae becsacsAl results
which may - exp,fisn,ed fsm It's use. Yours,
res Jeo11liY, :. uuaxAIN HAY.
Gail aoi gst pamphlets gratis, sad $50 cures Of
CoH2t 3ro7SaTls, Hesuaa2t s1., N>Hral5iS, Dyspep-
sio, NEr5oy..ssd3j G:s srGl W.Itacss. AS female
medicine Tor delicate children We bslieve it un-
squslsl.
A4-j joli By MORTIMER & MOWBaAY, 40 Balti-
more stress, Baltimore ami 304 RroadVay, New
YORK, GHA5. sroFr 4 CO, WlTER, j. B. MOORE,
D. B. OLAG1A, CLARKE 4 BOWLING, W. ELLI-
0rT, sni IL AcPuERSoS, Washington; also, by q.
b. y. OlsSAi, GeorSetown, aud O. G. BERRY,
Aiexantria, AMI BY Druggists everywhere.
auy 3l-sr
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FIRE GLIDING, GALyANIZING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING,

on ALL KINDS OF METAL
~ LABARKE would respectfully inform the pub
l. lie that he has opened shop at the corner c
and 10Th strests in the above business, and 10 no
ready to receive orders in any branch, namely:
FIRE GLIDING
on all kinds of ornsmsnts for churches, chaiices
levels, and regaiis for Free Mlsons, Odd FeIlos s.
and other societies, military ornamerts, &c. Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WArCREs,
Chsfns, Gohlets, Lcokets, Tea and Table spoons,
Dessert and batasr Kcives.
ELsUTRO BTLysR-FLATfE9
On Military O-na-1srts, Fruit BsGSnts, Yslese,
CerissticEs, ard Oa5sSss.
Also siiEer pisiire fnr Plumbers, ,aas Eit$ers &a
Al or1lreats for ,c;islsrT, Free Masors, o4. /.
loEs Es=t gsasI SscisEcs cIt glu5s mats 81 orGaE
- ths sAnFsest nott3s.
ERiGCTs LApARSE,
C.ocesc Q I'D 18th g.a ves., uos2 ps. avs.
S.-.l-a
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

J. WILLIAM PLANT 4 co UlN-
e7szEE5s&kSsW Observation-Disclosures 4lS Sew
enth street, between q sud II Streets. In eraenta
procured in am grounl or csmeters. C1fins Caps,
shroud,, Carriages, Hsarre, and every ar6icie fof
mterments OF tns best quality Furnished at short
noece, on the most r.saonsbie tsrms, and at al
nours OF the night Having the exclusive r rght Of
trump Patent Corpse Pressrver, We guarance to
keep the dead for any length Of time &C lift
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CAPTAIN CANOT.

4 UTH0R OF THE GREAT BOOK JOaT Be-
"a N1 PUBLsaED, SPEAKS Of HAMPTON's
GREAT CU8g OF RHEUMATISM CoNTRA,y
UNDER TEOPIOAL CLIMATES.
BALTIxoRE, Nd. June 4, 1861
Ar: Hocsbrtic:, Of the F0untain Hose! Lssb: :tre,t
Dear Sir: Being on the point of Iesy:oy Iss estv
i avail mysalf OF u few iole moments TO thank YOU
kindly fer TIE MEDICINE you ssnt re, ard shich ne
restored He TO ths use of ny limbs. beg yoE "a
send me toGr bottles Eoo-s, TO carry on my yoysgs
slocs hsd the fortune - use Dr. uamp-on'B TsEe-
table Tioc-nre ny coani<c nee Is so strous tbs. i,
grstituds the prophcto:s of sai., msaiaine rs,
you to peesens my rssperts 70 them, anu indacc
them to make It cnors Dc sIiciJ known 90 8 sure
kheuna-ic cure. Having esilsi on rns cn the Iasi
OF April lasc, and seen tns prCs.rS:ed on my bat.
useless In - my abs, you can appreciate nes, "
as We'll as M self ths prompt relief received from
Dr.. Eamptop's Tincture, and am po5itiye he'd I;
Lot been ior your strong and fooibie rsoolnmen
tioas should still have been II BED
IL IL really pity this spSc &c should not he a.
proved by Ined,al men, aad ike an patsnt drugs it
should suffer the impu6ssion thu public generally
give 10 sucn p--PsrstiJns. / uyself, who was Il
ways opposed 10 patented specific took this ,e,i-
cine with reluctance, sni without confidence IN T.
aud II Hss oCy tnrouh your tisutsrested, friendly
reeomm-ndsdons and lay critical situation that in
duced me- to tTy this really bensd:isI Vegetable
Tncturr.
You may inform Mcssrs. Mortimer & aowbrsy
that ta-y sra a. lib-rry Is make cf my name "a
the support Of the good ELECTS OF Dr. HsIp ptop's
Vegetable rncture, as 1t has oursd n in five wsess
of chronic hs'anmGtorr Rtsas7zdtisrs, contracts3
under tropical climates, eud of ye1rs PEI ,odsccl
durdtSoR. have only usei thres bottles, and find
that even the dsorn.ed parts c ny hands are fast
returning o tosir former usturei appearance
- have been unaer toe treatment cf several ply.
siciaas 10 London and Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, waite il Nsw YORK, having tried the
ThOupsoaisn AID Homeopathic rerasdi.s, efisr haT-
Ing been vorIasntod with salvsnic ba teries cnld
ami aromatic o.shs, and huadrsds of internal srI.
external medicines, ali to no effect, I'm, 30 is,
cure1 by this daInptons Ve's ssle rnetu-e only.
Therefore, my ear siI, accept of the assurance VI
my gratitude, and believe me your well wisher.
THoNAs CAHoe.
REV. VERNON E5RaIDde, u. S.N.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, aug. is, 1851.
Mr.. J. BousG-1ear sir: White Sid, In gens-
raj opposed 10 paLeut medicines, csndsr oompeis
to state that have great confidence ia the virtues
of HAlnpUon's vegetable riacturs. For several
months past have assd it in my family; sad IN
dyspspss loss OF apoete Dizziness and gsneT al ds-
bilhey, with entire 30 Tar my experience
extenis, therefore, take pleasure in recommend
ing it to the atlicti SAT, and efoient re,nedy.
am, respectfully, yours,
VERNON EsKsIDas,
Chaplain, United states SeTy.
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UNDERTAKES, &c.

CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKER
FJtaE undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends, seq asintsnees, and the public general.
tbSs bs still cout;nu-s 70 execute ell orders in his
Uos of business a the best ranaer and at tie abort
est notice.
REPAIasSa neatly and promptly executed
FUE sGEAL attended to at -;s----.---
the shortest n0t.oc, snd in the best ssseifsENsss
manner. Bc3,ss PRESCRIBED ~ TIE mes. peTjec. ssa.
Ssr, ere7 IL Hss tgoTme.t tcecBeT
.aAnsfrl for rsat favocs, he wenlt respectfully,
solicit, and VII endesvor to merit continuance
tie sans. ANTHONY PUOHLY
Pc. avs. a. s.cs between 9th and 10th sts
2ssidsnG,; ttc. Nsrtir's, No. SS3 streat, i-j
hoc5s eas. G; gth street mar I7-ly
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3 AL s., &c.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
The Mount Vernon Guards,

OF dLE4ANURIA, VA,
FAKE pleasu,e in annou scing to their frierds
1 and the pubic generally, that they will give
cne Of their GRAM BALLS, ON WhDN L $.
DAY. November az, at SAREPTA HALL.
They pledge themselves that they will give one Of
the best balls Of the season, as nothing shall b.
left undone that will add 10 the pleasure Of the CO.
pany.
Good Cotillon Music has been engaged.
Supper and Refreshments will be furnished t. ls
dies and gentlemen.
Hacks will be in attendance to convey ladies 20
and from the ball.
Tickets admitting gentleman .nd .adies-rWO 0
DOLLARS; to be had Of the Committee, or q: the
ball.
Floor Ad7d0er.
HUGH LATHAM, ESQ.
Commit tee of Arrangements.
1t VIM II smith, 1t Chas Javins,
Sgt W W Allen, Sgt Neale,
John B, Gene Sgt John Grimes,
Walter Johnston.
nov S-entd
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To THE PUBLIC,

Z
FLIED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON AND
ALEXANDRIA Boats
sH~h u The following the hours Of de
II s1sfszzspartnre Of the only reliable ste II
fry .oat plying between Aiexandria and Washing.
ton:
The fteamer Geosgs Page viii leave Washington
dsily, at 6M, 8, 9L, 11A, N, /, 3, AZ, p. II.
1Zl4, m, 4, 51a. p. m.
His omRibuses will leave the corner of Penn VI
vaIia avenue aud Seventh steest, to connect with
the Boat, at 6, "a, 81, ii, q. M, l2, IN, ~. and
~, p. m.
E'so nnibuses will connect With all cars arrivins
at, and departing from, Washington aud Alexar.
ari". GEORGE PAGE.
nov eff
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

N.~LNAA V1VIVEIUUD.
EyCJ wi 5r.t at the sane OLD STAND, Peops,, !.
4 vaits eTsnue nssr 12ta street opposite tn.
irving Hctsl. LOOKING GLASSES With or v.hoe,
France; Psrtce.., Picture snd NiuituTe Frames OF
the lsaess styles; Brackets, Tables Room Aoulding,
CoTTxes, Ac, &c.; Or by leaving your order you Gao
hsre any thing demo in ny lin..
H. a-<3id Frsaes, ao, re!.s At ths snortsat po-
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GRAND MILITARY BALL.

GRAND MILITARY BALL.
FsNHE PRESIDENTS MOUATED GUARD will
L give their SECOND GRAND MILITARY AND
CIVIC BALL OF ODD FELLOWS HALL, on
TaURaDAY EVENISG, Nov %
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Lieut. pohlsyer, sergt aei-e.
Lieut. FiIt QIartm'r Evans.
Pedicord.
nov 15-3t jInrl
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14
SAD ACCIDENT.

We regret to learn that a sad accident
occurred on Friday last, on Bourbon Hill,
which had nearly terminated in the death
of Mr.. Samuel Broke. He was working
in cut some 80 feet, when the bank cav
ed in, burying him with dirt and rocks with
the exception of a part of his head. His
left hip was broken or mashed severel y
his spine severely injured, if not ruptured,
and his breast badly mashed. 1t is not
ascertained whether he is much hurt inter.
nally-and upon this depends the hope
of his recovery. This Saturday morn
ing, he was reported some better, but, not
to leave much hope of his recovery. He
is between 25 and 80 years old, and for
merly from Ohio.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14

ANECDoTE OF A GATE. A cor
respondent Of the Home Journal,
writing Of gates, tells this anecdote:
l once passed through a door
yard gate which did, though unin-
tentionally, give an indication Of
the designers character. The gate
was a common one, shut by a chain
and ball but the post to which
the inner end Of the chain was at
tached, was carved and painted in
the likeness Of a negro, with one
hand raised to his cooked hat, and
the other extended to welcome
you in. AS you opened the gate
towards you, in going in, the ne
gro post-pointer bends toward you
by a joint in his back, fairly bow
ing you in. Upon letting the gate
90, spring brought him up STAN
ding again" ready for the next
conner. This faithful fellow per-
formed the amiable for his master
for many years, without reward
except now and then new coat
Of paint: but finally died Of rheu-
matte back, contracted in his mas
ter's service.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14

Diabolicat Ourage.-On Saturday, Goth
ult. about 10 o'clock, two men called at the
shop of Mr.. Pollard, currier, in Charles
town, and after knocking him down, gagg-
ed him with a plaster Of tar and robbed
him of six hundred dollars which were in
his pocket. They then covered him with
shavings, and, setting fire to them, de-
camped, locking the shop door. The
flames bursting out, caused an alarm of
fire, when Mr.. P was rescued by the fire.
men, having been daddy burnt. The city
of Charlestown has offered reward of
$500 for information which shall lead to
the discovery and conviction of the perpe-
traters of this fiendish outrage.