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FINE WATCHES.
TIME Subscriber would most respectfully
III inform the citizens of Washington that he has
now on hand good assortment of Fine Watches of
every description.
Also, a very large stock of r.:h and fashionable
Gold Jewery together with aluIge lot Of pure Silver
Spoons Forks, and all other descriptions of Silver
and Plated Ware.
Also, Spectacles Of every quality.
All Of which he offers for sale al New York City
prices and much lower than goods Of the quail
ty can be purchased for at any other establishment
in this city.
H. o. HOOD,
- Sign Of the large Spread Eagle,
No. 4l6, Pennsylvania avenue.
NIB. Watches carefully repaired by competent
and frstclass workman, and warranted to give sat-
isfaction.
Jewelry Of every description made to order or re-
paired II. o. HOOD.
NAV IL
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


NEW York, June ls.-The schooners Pearl, for
this port from NewberD, and Louisiana. hence for
Charleston, came into collision of Chngoteague last
night. Both vessels were considerably damaged,
but arrived here this morning for repairs.
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On Friday last the carpenter shop Of +. and W
Msntz at Frederick, Md, was destroyed by fire.
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TO LET.

NHE SuDscrlDer VIII rent his House, OH
IL Pennsylvania avenue, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, No. 154, containing twelve
rooms, upon the most reasonable terms, either with
or without furniture. INQUIRE the premises or Of
r. w. BATES
lie l5-tf Aren't of the American ORGAN
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! NEW BIuI,DING ASSOCIATIONI rs

x NEW bUILDINNs hbSOtINI ION Is
"A proposed, 10 meet every week, and pay twenty
five cents on each share of stock. Persons wishing
TO take stock can call at the hardware store Of 4.
Wheeler and register their names and the amount of
shares they wish To take.
go soon as 200 shares are taken, there will be q
call for general meeting TO organize.
NAV 9-tf
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titles, 81; small bottles, so cent?.

PHILApELPHIA, October 10, 1884.
had been afflicted with liberated sore arm, for
the last four years. and consulted several physicians
who could not cure me. In using four bottles Of DR..
ROSES SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER, and
applying his letter and Healing Ointment my arm is
now entirely well L. +. C0URSAULf,
Concert street PHILADELPHIA
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rHILDRENS Willow Carriages, Ladies
~ clothes and other baskets, boys wheelbarrows,
hobby horses, DC. For sale low at
LAMMOND'S,
10 l3--eo3t 4S4 Seventh street.
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To rag CHRISTIAN AND rHK BKsEvoLENr.-ln
the month of October last and in that part OF the
city known as the Northern Liberties, there was
founded under the auspices OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, a Mission Sabbath School
small room, on the corner of N and Sixth streets
the use Of which was kindly furnished for this pur
pose was by the third Sunday crowded as to make
more extensive accommodations necessary; and,
in consequence, building upon 0street, near Fifth,
generously placed at the service Of the Mission
by the owner, a lady. Here the school has In.
creased, both In numbers and In usefulness, until
further change aud permanent location is not
only authorized, but imperatively demanded.
There are now regularly engaged in its manage
ment seventeen teachers-nine male and eight fe-
male-from the Baptist, Episcopalian, Lutheran,
Methodist, and Presbyterian denominations. The
number Of children on the roll is l67, of which full
fifty are regular attendants, and Of the remainder
from twenty to forty are present each Sunday.
This attendance, together with that of the teach.
ers and of those who visit the school TO observe Its
character, always fills and often most uncomforta-
bly, crowds, our rooms; and there is literally no
space for further expansion for that attention to
discipline and order which, particularly in such
school, is all-important. Under these circumstan-
ces, the lady to whom the Mission is already 80
greatly indebted has rendered the teachers lot
in the immediate neighborhood, If sufficient sum
can be obtained to erect upon it plain but sub
stantial school-house. And, should this effort be
successful, arrangements may be made that the
building shall be occupied during the week as a
public school, giving additional advantages to the
pupils Of the Mission, and furnishing, in the rent
paid for its use, permanent income for its sup
port.
The facts are placed before the public, not only
of this city, but before any who feel interest in
the moral character of the National Metropolis, in
whatever part of the land they may be. All who
are DESTROYS Of proving the good which has beeu
accomplished, and with which it Is still fraught,
are cordially invited to come to the school on any
Sunday between four and six, P. NJ, and be their
own witnesses. The teachers, having "done what
they could +" in the name of Him who hath said,
" the silver and gold are mine" confidently appeal
to others for the means of extending and enlarg-
ing the sphere Of their labors. The harvest is
white the laborers are in the field: who will
build us barns and granariess The sum of $3.50
is needed, and at once any portions of which
will be gratefully acknowledged.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Crawford presiding.-
The Court came, pursuant to law, and the June
term commenced this morning. The following is
the list of Grand and Petit Jurors for the present
term:
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SEVERE AND ALARMING CASE or ScRoruLA
CURKD BIT Nh WITHIN THE PAST TWO MosTas.-A
young girl Of this city, twelve years DID, with her
mother, called me for medical advice. Her ad
was entire scab her hair almost all other head her
eyes and much swollen, infamed, and sore, APP
petite poor, and the child looked like victim 10 the
disease. gave her my Family Pills, two bottles Of
Alternative Syrup and bottle Of my Sarsaparilla
Compound, and she is now well her appetite good,
her head eyes, and clear Of the disease and the
hair IL growing finely on her head This Is only ono
Of hundreds Of similar cures by the treatment rec
ommend.
could publish thousands Of certificates and letters
have received from all sections Of the country.
Should publish ALL they would ill volumes.
J. s. ROSE, N. d.
The above celebrated sarsaparilla Compound is
sold by O. ST0Tf a CO.,
w. II. GILMAN,
J. w. MARIN,
PATTERSON 4 NAIRN,
ID. b. CLARK,
II. II. MCPHERSON,
w. 7. EVANS,
KIDWELL 4 LAWRENCE
J. b. MOORE,
Washington, d. c.
J. L. KIDWELL,
Georgetown
And by all dealers in Alexandria,, Virginia.
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The BARK MAosoLiA-This unfortunate vessel
lies out in the stream, at the foot Of Government
street, in limbo and in the clutches Of Uncle Sam.
If reports arc true she is rich nrize, and has on
board more things than Colonel Kinney could pos
sbly make use Of In his agricultural expedition TO
Nicaragua We hear that she has under her deck
the armament Of very respectable little army, far
outnumbering any force that Colonel Kinney was
ever suspected Of leading to Central America.
What, for instance, would he have wanted with
5000 rifles, 1900 Colts revolyers, 5000 pounds
Of powder made up into 800, 900 rounds fred am
munition, 900 tents, battery Of brass field pieces
all complete, with harness. equipments, cartridges,
and shot to match, lots OF spikes and sabres, n
quantity Of clothing, and 5oo-cots' All looks
as lift was part Of another, more important and
baflled cxpedition-as If indeed 1t was intended
that the Captain General Conchs should have bad
an interest in all this preparation. We suppose
the vessel will be lbelled, and then there will be
an exhibit to the public eye.-hobiis Register
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These sums are the increase over the sums re-
ceived during the corresponding months a year
ago.
During the month of May, 1854, the receipts
were $4,S7e 90 more than the same month this
year.
AssAULT-Charles Murray was arrested on Sat-
urday by officer Narrower, for committing an as
sault upon Wells Hatch. Justice Morsell CON-
mtted him to jail, but he afterwards obtained
security in the sum Of 5000 to appear at court.
Charles Bruce was arrested by officer Martin for
threatening TO whip Horace s. johnson, and was
bound over to keep the peace.
FALSE ALARMS or FIRE.-Saturday evening
about o'clock, alsrmwas caused by the burn
ing Of chimney on the Island.
Last evening there was alarm in the First
ward, which did not extend down town. and we
have not heard Of any fire occurring last evening.
POLICE CoURT.-Before MorseH and Birch
Edward Frank, John Dericks, Daniel Flick, Chas.
Tracey, George A. johnson, and Alexander Nc
Donnell were in for lodgings, and departed in the
morning.
zachariah Mitchell, a free negro, for lying drunk
in the street was obliged to pay fine.
Samuel Taylor, a free negro belonging in Mary
nonresident regulations regarding free negroes,
was obliged to pay fine of slo and costs.
The new Target Company are parading this
afternoon, accompanied by portion of the Marine
Band.
The silver cup given to the best shot, at the tar
get shooting Of the Highlanders on Saturday, was
won by Sergeant Andrew Balm.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT,
AN r Street, one door I, ON the corner of
" Ninth, No. SOL, very desira5ly situated being
contiguous to the Patent and Post Offices and Join
ing Mrs. Spalding's clearinghouse. may ST
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Grand jury.
William Gunton Augustus Z. Perry
Jeremiah Oime William T. Dove
James L. Edwards Francis Mohun
William B. Magruder John L. Kidwel
H. Loughborough Zadock w. McKnew
Zachariah Walker Henry Haw
w. NJ Morrison George A. Bohrer
Charles L. Coltman Richard Jones
Joseph Bryan George McNeir
John II. King Zadock d. Gilman
Joshua Pierce William II. Tenny
Petit Jurors.
James B. Homead G. 3 Noyes
David w. Oyster David Davis
Walter Stewart Thomas Towner
Stephen Harmon George McNaughton
Richard Harrison Thomas j. Crane
Francis H. Elwell Jacob Barker
Wm.P. Doury Fl. w. Mcpherson, jr.
Peter Bremen Samuel c. Espey
Joseph Lyons Jacob Harshman
James Lynch George Harvey
Thomas Taylor Theodore Meade
John Cruikshanks Isaac A. Montrose
David Shoemaker James Barnard
II. o. Whitmore Jeremiah Smith
A. w. Divine Jesse Lipscomb
P. Barton Key, Esq, resumed his duties as Dis
trict Attorney, which were interrupted during the
last term by the lamented decease of his wife.
About ifty-seven cases are on the docket, which
left at the last term, and trials were COM
menced to-day.
AccIDEsTs.-A boy about eight years old, son of
Mr.. King the Apothecary, fell from the porch ofthe
building formerly known as Gadsby's Hotel, yes
terday, and broke his arm. The arm was severely
fractured, and will probably never be of to the
little fellow.
A negro child, about nine years old, was run
over at the corner Of 9th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, on Saturday. The two men who were in
the buggy which ran over him, did not stop to
take notice Of the fact but drove coolly as If
nothing had happened. The injury of the boy is
probably internal Both wheels of the vehicle
passing over his breast.
NAVY YARD-The Minnesota is now wholly
planked up and will be ready for launching In two
or three weeks II necessary.
It now remains for our friends at the Navy
Yard to show that this vessel has been construct
ed in less number Of days than the steam frgate
of the same size, Merrimac, recently launched at
Boston.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RALRoAD.-From the fol-
lowing table, the increase and decrease of the re-
ceipts on this line of railroad will be seen:
T. ~ a M
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Ey o IL IL Il N T A first class dwelling
- house, on +, between 18th and 18th stree 3,
containing ls rooms, fitted up in the most modern
style, with gas in every room, and very complete
bath and other fixtures. cooking range, with
slant supply of hot water. Any one wishing such
house, can apply at the lumber yard on Canal, be-
tween 10th and 18th streets.
je l3-eo3t JONATHAN I. WALKER.
mr.. L. b. WRIGHT,s TasteIess Liquid
II Cathartic, or Family Pbysic.
This is the best cheapest and most efficient cathar
tic ever offered to the public.
1t is tasteless, Thereby avoiding the nauseating eff
fects of Pills, Oils, Sennaj Ac.) aud produces gri-
ping effects. Unlike all other putgaves 1t searches
to the bottom of the disease, thoroughly cleapses
the stomach and leaves the bowels entirely free from
costiveness No family should be without it.
Children drink it readily and without forcing, and
no medicine Is more highly recommended by the
medical faculty.
Give it fair trial and then Judge for yourselves.
1t can be had wholesale and retail of
E. H. STABLER d Co., Baltimore; CHARLES
STOTT & Co., Washington city HENRY LEAD
BEATER Fairfax street, Alexandria; COOK & Co.,
King street, Alexandria
DR.. WRIGHT'S Principal Depot, 400 Broadway,
where the Doctor be consulted daily diseases
generally, from ~ to p. NJ.
IL l3--Hm
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- There - your CROWN
And He who wears the crown Immortality,
Long guard il yoursP

Neither institution having deferred debt or one
of doubtful security or unmanagable magnitude !;
nor has either had any such debs for many years
Indeed the total losses Of both offices during the
nearly forty years Of our administration are almost
literally nothing including forgeries oyer-drafts
frauds, or accidents Of any kind. Our success
attribute much to our adherence to banking in its
utmost simplicity relying little on our wits, and
much on our industry; soliciting no business as
favor, and comforting no loans gratuity."
Messrs. johnson and Gibson, says the Utica
Gazette, have acquired large fortunes, the annual
income Of the former being $4,000, and that Of
the latter $4,000
Mr.. johnson pays a welldeserved compliment
to John Greig, Esq., one Of Mr.. Gbsons directors
a man as distinguished for bis public worth as for
his social virtues. -Rochexfer American.
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ron THE AMERICAN ORGAN.


The stat.ment in the Union showing the folly
Of apprehension on the part Of the South, Of for
eign and Roman Catholic influence, by table Of
the foreign, Roman Catholic, and native popula-
ton Of the Southern States, stating the foreign
population of the slave States to be 3os,5I4
Native population 1898, 308
Roman Catholic l72,740
is deceptive, and intended to lul suspicion Of all
the designs Of Romansm to rule this country
The censds Of 1850 exhibits Of Romanists and
Pedestrians ia the United States:
Protestants 3,735,000
Romanists 100000
and according 70 the increase Of Romanism by
immigration, up to 1895, period Of fifteen years,
Romanism will have majority over Protestant
ism Of a million of members. Besides Romansm
il solid compact, while Professionalism is q dis.
cordont faction. Hence IL viii be in the power Of
the Roman Pontif to rule this county, and the
remaining liberty Of the world In the United States
be smitten and destroyed. @.
WASHINGTON, juno lie, 1855.
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Ne,o York Stock transactions.


New YoRK, June ls.--Stocks are better. Money
is easy. Sales at the first board of Canton Com
pany sharesat 20 "a; New York Central Railroad,
ss l-s; Virginia SIS, 100 l-2; Ohio Life Trust
Company, lo2; Fries, 40 s-s; Cleveland and To-
ledo Railroad, 81 "a; Cleveland and Pittsburg
Railroad, SO IA Cleveland and Pttsburg Rail-
road, so IA Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincin-
natl Railroad, 10 l-2; Cumberland Coal Compa-
ny, % 5.s; Reading Railroad, 90.
Philadelphia Mass Meeting Of the americans.
PHILADELPHIA, June l6-lO, P. M.-The Know
Nothing mass meeting in Independence square
was very large and enthusiastic. Three stands
were erected, and the square was crowded with
delegates, bearing banners and transparencies
Jacob Broom presided at the principal stand, and
several gentlemen from the West and South have
spoken, and been received with great enthusiasm.
1t commenced raining about half past nine, but
the rain made no impression upon the dense mass
of people in the way of diminishing the numbers
attending the meeting.
Ex-Governor Brown of Tennessee, was the first
speaker. He alluded to the platform, and denied
its being pro-slavery merely saying that slavery
should be governed by the States where 1t exists
Resolutions endorsing the platform were read by
Col West, and passed unanimously.
S. V. II. Mallory followed, and made very
earnest and eloquent speech, which the audience,
notwithstanding the descending rain, stood patti
emily listening to.
Col Boiling, of Virginia, was the next speaker,
and occupied the attention Of the mass in front of
the principal stand up to ten o'clock, until which
hour delegations kept pouring into the square with
music, and banners bearing appropriate inscrip-
tons.
Kenneth Rayner was loudly called for, but did
not respond.
The rain is falling 80 heavily that it must soon
dispense the crowd. The meeting is generally
conceded to be the largest ever assembled in In
dependence square, and, under existing circum-
stances proves that Sam is about, and no mistake.
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BANK BroGRAPuY.-Mr. A. b. johnson, the in
tellectual banker, has written biography of the
Ontario Bank and it's Utica branch, Of which latter
institution Mr.. johnson is president Henry b.
Gibson, Of Canandagua, and Mr. johnson, Of Utica,
have been the financial officers Of the mother and
branch from the year 1919.
These banks have paid seven per cent divi-
dends to their stockholders contributed $4,000
to the safety fund, and as
1.-THE fret Of January is, however, near, and our
entire capital of five hundred thousand dollars will
ON that day be returned to its owners, on demand,
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JOHN M. CLARKE & co.,

And by all dealers in Alexandria,, Virginia.
mar T--eoif Bm
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THE WEArHER.--All day yesterday clouds over
81 read the horizon denotng heavy fall of rain.
After coquettng the whole day, alternately threat
ening and then permitting the sun to shine, about
one o'clock this morning the heavens opened, and
the pure element fell in gushing righteousness.
The rain came from the east, and probably ex-
tended over large region Of country, and has
done large amount Of good.
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The new Target Company are parading this
afternoon, accompanied by portion of the Marine
Rand
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILRoAD.-From the fol-
lowing table, the increase and decrease of the re-
ceipts on this line of railroad will be SEEM
Tn nctoher l1hA tho increase was A 9QE IN
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MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

The Ouera OF EvSASI last evening drew numerous
md brilliant audience. All the tiers, so far as We
could judge, were literally supplied with hearers
The novelty Of the evening lay in the cast and not in
tie Opera. Madame La Grange was the Soprano
and Me,srs. Nitrate Moreli and Marini seyersuy
tenor, baritone and bass.
Tie music OF this work Is ncontcstibly the best OF
yerdis-and compared with the Rigoeto, there Is
vest descent to the latter. 1t contains inspirations
and portions in the largeet style which would credit
aiy school or master. TIE errors in orchestraton-
such as conet music &c, with the Noice-haVe
been abun4auty denounced; and wtLal, there Il a
great balance in favor OF the beauties
The voice Of Madame Lagrange Is not heavy enough
for details 70 overcharged with heavy orchotration
and demanding so much accent. Nevertheless she
succeeded 90 well as to be twice called ont on her first
solo, and two other occasions with the others, be-
fore the curtain. Ia fact, the applause was over
wlcnirg.
Tie part Of the tenor in tits opera is well adapted
10 Mr. Nitrate who was vigorously encored The
baritone solo with quorto;te and chorus Of Mr. ho-
rei was 90 uproarousy greeted at the end OF Act ILL.,
that the curtain was redrawn and the exquisite logic
ofr,pes.ing the solo and scene gone through with
Some rnusico-drnmatc scenes bear repetition equally
wei with tie tent scene in Richard III, or the ghost
scene H. Macbeth and this encored Is one OF them
Mr.. Marni began Luskily but detained himself
cut Of il. The Cnbaetta he sings 4 sadly out OF
place and simply noisy, the situation considered.
As this company is a very expensive one Mr.. Pane
deserves all manner Of support from the public for his
liberal undertaking. The sustentaton he has thus lar
received from the public promises safely Tor the con
tinuarce of his enterprise. Mr. Paine, vail be re-
menbered il one Of the stockholders, and he has
become manager TO uphold he Academy.
The opera at Niblos last night was successful,
but offered nothing new for remark.
The concert Of Mr.. Eisied will take place tss a.
ternoon See advertisement