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ny c. w. BOTELER.


"R U STEES SALE OF IMPROVED
- rropcrty.--On Monday, the I'd day Of July.
ahall sell in front Of the premises on 18th street
near Maryland avenue, at o'clock, p NJ, by virtue
Of deed Of trust dated November is, 1883 and duly
recorded in Liber T. A. s. No. ST. folios s68-87l, ali
that lot Of land designated as lot No. 81 in square
No. 827, according to Lswrence's subdivision Of a
portion Of said square with oil the alley privileges
buildings, and improvements thereon, consisting of
valuable brick tenement
Terms Of sale $500 in cash. the balance in six and
twelve months, with intcrest A deed to be given,
and deed Of trust taken to secure the credit pay
ments. All conveyancing at the expense Of the puI-
chaser.
stfa A. BOUTWELL,, Trustee
G. w. B0TELER,
may 29--2awtd Auctoneer
~ The above sale is postponed to We'd
ncsdsy, July II, at same hour, at which time il will
positively be sold.
A. R0THWELL, Trustee
q. w. B0TELER,
II q A..ak
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mr.. L. d. WRIGHT's Tasteless Liquid

FOR RENT.
A NEW AND HANDSOME BRICK
IA Cottage-but House, on Twelfth street, be-
tween @ and H. containing nine rooms, with yard in
front Inquire of NJ r. w. BATES
je 2t-eodf Agent for American Organ.
GUM PACKING, Betting, HOSE,
N and Baskets kept constantly on hand and for
sale by II M. MCCORMICK d CO.,
Alexandria, Virginia,
Agents for the Boston Betting Company.
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LfOR RENT-A Small Garden-Farm,
- containing sixty acres Of land with small DWELL
ing-House and Stable, within good fences, situated
about three miles east Of the Capitol To perma-
nent tenant the rent will be low
Apply 70 d. A. WATTERSoN, Second street, East
Capitol HILL feb 2o--WASn
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 7.--Flour--sales Of 900 bbls
Howard street at 80 rs. Wheat--sales Of new
red at % Is, and white at 81 20; old, s. o3 q
% 10. Corn-thc market is dull sales Of white
at l0S, and yellow at 100.
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Mrs. COMMODORE DEcArUR.--The venerable
widow Of the gallant Decatur Ia, we are panied
to learn, dangerously III. But flint hopes are
entertained Of her recovery.
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DAY RUM, GERMAN COLOGNE,
ID Hair and Tooth Brushes, Superior Ponade
Barrys Tricopherous, &c., for sale at 4s4 Seventh
street LAMMOND.
jy Stood
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mandatory in Richmond has received an
order for twenty-five locomotives for the Memphis
and Charleston Railway. III
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND
INViGORATlNG COMPOUND.

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND
INviGORATlNG COMPOUND.
tnR. j. b. ROSES Celebrated Sarsapa-
~ rilla Blood Purifier As spring and summer
Alternative medicine and invgoratng drink, it has
equal. eN
II purifes and enriches the blood,
Acts upon the liver, stomach, and bowels;
Carries off oil secretions and humors;
Cleanses the skin Of all eruptions
Gives appetite, bloom, and vigor;
Strengthens and invigorates the constitution;
Makes the skin soft smooth, and natural;
Expeis pimples boils, and sores;
Cures Scrofula and all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections;
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout;
Drives the evil effects Of mercury from the system
Builds up weak state Of body.
For Female Complaints which, in their very ma
ure exhausting and facilitating it il particu-
arly recommended Indeed, it makes the weak strong,
the pale and emaciated from sickness or natural
causes, soon have color, bloom and health. AS a
summer drink, 1t is exhilarating refreshing stimu-
ating, and enliyening Persons young and old who
have used this delightful compound surprised at
its immediate beneficial effects.
Quart bottles, 81; small bottles, so cents.
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II is expected that on next Monday the case Of
negro Geo. Raglan; indicted for the murder Of Thos
Fitzpatrick, will be taken up.
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MICHAEL NOURsE,
No 46l Thirteenth Street West,
Agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Com

pany, of Hartford, Conn.
SHOULD not every man, depending for
- support on his daily employment secure for the
family, In Of his death, BY insurng his life TO
certain amount say 1000 dollars, by paying from sir
TO twelve dollars per annumor should not the wife
IL he omits H. secure for herself BY her saving and
appropriation for that purpose from 50 cents TO 81
per month"; js22-lsw12v
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RAMA very heavy rain fell last night, which
saturated the ground thoroughly. E
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From lfatanzas.

NEW YoHK, July 7,-Dates from Matanzas to
the 29th ultimv represent the health of the place
as good, the weather fine and the prospects of the
growing crops favorable. Sugar and molasses
we're scarce, and held high. Business and treights
were dull E
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A CARD. LOOK HERE.

a LII We lovers Of the good things Of a IL
n life, and we viii tell Won where you may obtain
at least some Of them. Thankful for past favors I
would respectfully ask continuance Of the same
during this spring and summer. am prepared Ia
furnish all "who win give me CALL with the sweet
and cooling beverages in my line at the shortest
tice.
Such as Ice Cream. Water Icee ofall nsvors Char
otts Russo, Blsncnsnge and cakes Of sll kinds aud
also foreign and domestic fruits and confectionarv
generally, kept in well regulated establishments q
the kind
Particular attention win be paid to furnishing we'd
ding brides cakes, also Parties Bs'ls Excursions
Pcnics, &C, &c, and upon reasonable terms Call At
the old stand, Massachusetts, avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets, Northern Liberties
n. b. Best quality Ice Cream, at fl50 per gallon.
NAV 7---3m JOHN W. RTGHTSTINE
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY.


Office No. 292 Pennsy lpania apen,le,
Corner Of 10th street. over the Savings
Bank.
THIS Cemetery Is laid out ON the plan of
IL the celebrated Greenwood Of New York, and
situated on the high ground distant one and quar-
ter miles north Of The Capitol, North Capitol street
leading directly to the gateway. This Company have
received charter from Congress- appropriating their
ground forever to burial purposes, making fee title
TO the purchaser, and prohibiting all encroachments
from Legislation or otherwise which is Of vast mpor-
lance 70 those who wish their dead 10 repose where
they them for II has becomes custom in all
cities, when the burial ground has become valuable
for other purposes to sell it. and throw the dead pro-
mscucusy into one large pit and legal measures can
not prevent it. as no titles are given TO the ground
N. b. Office open from 10 to II A. NJ, where pamph-
let's containing the charter bylaws, and q map Of
the grounds, and oil other information can be OBJ
tanned. All orders left with Mr. JAMES +. HAIR
vEY, No. 4l0 7th street or any other Undertaken,
will be promptly attended to. june ls-ly
DR. L. ID. WRIGHT,S Tasteless LIQUID
- Csthartic, or Family Physic.
This il the best cheapest and most efficient cathar-
tic ever offered TO Me public.
II ia tasteless. hereby avoiding the nausestng eff
fects Of Pls Oils, Senna &c.) and produces no gri
ping effects. Unlike all other purgatves it searches
10 the bottom Of the disease, thoroughly cleanses
the stomach and leaves the bowels entirely free from
costiveness. No family should be without II.
no medicine is more highly recommended BY tn,
medical faculty
Give IL fair trial, and then judge for yourselves
II can be had wholesale and retail Of
fE II. STABLER 4 Co., Baltimore; CHARLES
STOTT d Co., Washington city; HENRY LEAD
BEATER, Fairfax street, Alexandria; COOK d Co.
King street, Alexandria
DR.. WRlGHTS Principal Depot 400 Broadway
where the Doctor be consulted daily on diseases
generally, from 10 TO p. NJ.
ie lg-sm
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PHILApKLpHyA. October 10,

PHILADELPHIA October 10, 1854.
had been afflicted with an liberated sore Al m, for
the last four years. and consulted several physt ians
who could not cure me. In using four bottles If DR.
ROSES SARSAPARILLAB BLOOD PURIFIER, and
applying his letter and Healing Ointment my arm is
now entirely well. L. p. C0URSAULT,
s Concert street, Philadelphia.
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An lxcrDESr.-A thorough going Democrat and
Nothing from North Carolina happened
in this city on the Fourth of July, and went to the
Capitol to witness the celebration by what he
thought was his party. On looking around him
SELF be found that ninetenths Of the persons pres
emit were foreigners, and he went out Disguised,
saying TO casual acquaintance that he couldn't
stand the association any longer Whether he
went home Know Nothing or not we are not
advised, but II is certain that he went away dis
gusted with what he saw, and he is doubtless now
a wiser man.
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A SEVERE AND ALARMING CASE OF ScRoFuLA
CURED ny NE WITHIN THE PAST TWO MosTR.--A
young girl Of this city, twelve years old, with her
mother called on me for medical advice. Her head
entire scab her hair almost all other head, her
eyes and ears much swollen, inaamed and sor, APP
petite poor and the child looked like victim 10 the
disease. gave her my Family Pills, two bottles OF
Alternative Syrup, and one bottle Of my SarsaI ara
Compound and she is now well /; her appetite good
her head eyes, and clear Of the disease and the
hair Is growing finely on her head This is Only one
Of hundreds Of similar cures by the treatment rec
ommend.
could publish thousands Of certificates and letter,
have received from all sections Of the country
Should publish all, they would ill volumes.
]. s. ROSE, M. ID.
The above celebrated Ssrsaparilla Compound ID
sold by G. SToTf d CO.,
w. II. GILMAN,
j. w. MARIN,
PATTERSON 4 MARIN,
ID. B. CLARK,
Ii. II. MCPHERSON,
w. 7. EVANS,
KIDWELL LAWRENCE.
J. b. MOORE,
Washington, D. G.
]. l.. KIDWELL,
Georgetown.
And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
mar 7-eoif 6m
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT,
Nm r Street, one door from the corner OF
" Ninth No. SOL, very desirably situated, being
contiguous to the Patent and Post Offices and adoin.
ing Mrs Spaldng's clearinghouse.
may Q1-oo2nn
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4os prizes, in all, smounsng to......... $50 900
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS
Tickets ss--Hslves t4--Quartsrs a..
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
je q5--dJl3 Atlanta, Georgia.
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ny AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
8#sN GEORGIA.

FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
GRAND SCHEME FOR JULY.
Class $40 be drawn July 8, 1885, in the city Of
Atlanta, Georgia, when prizes amounting 70
$4,000
VIII be distributed according to the following mag-
IN niBcent schemel
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FOR RENT.
TIME subscriber will rent his House, with
u Furniture, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
18th and 18th Streets First Ward No. l54, for few
months, at less price than the house alone would
rent for at any other season of the year.
r, w. BATES,
je 25-eodtf Agent for the American Organ.
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III OUsEs for Rent-Rooms to Let-Lots
Ii for Sale, or Lease.-For rent, two dwell
ings, near the N,rthern Market One very desirable
at 1900 per annum--the other at eight dollars per
month.
unfurnished.
Also, twenty building Lots for SALE or lease rang
ing from l6 to so feet front Some on the Northern
heights Of the city, others near the Navy Yard.
Also, several Houses for sale, now under rent, pay
ing good interest. / will give long lease on some
of the Lots, and liberal credit on the Houses.
JOHN GEO. ADAMS,
Family Grocer, corner sth and
Nv 2-3t l. streets North
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SEASONABLE HOUSE-FURNISHING
- Articles, in great variety, may be found at the
most reasonable prces at thu store Seventh street.
next to Odd Fellows Hall, such as
Refrigerators, Water Coolers Handsome Chamber
sets of painted tin, consisting Of Water Cans,
Buckets, and Foot Baths, Travelling Baskets,
Children's Carriages, in every variety, &C.
With full assortment of Parlor, Chamber, and
Cottage Furniture Of almost every pattern and
description.
lie 27-eo6t A. ROTHWELL.
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TIE MARKE1.-The beneficial effects Of the CO.
pious rains which have fallen of late ia more and
more seen in our markets. This morning, Centre
Market was unusually crowded. The country peo-
pie with their wagons occupying the sidewalk on
the south side Of the Avenue nearly TO Tenth
street. Prices were lower than we have yet mo-
ticed them this season. Potatoes from 80 to 30
cents per peck cimhns IA cents per dozen !;
other vegetables low. Currants cents per quart !;
cherries 6 IA cents per quart; few raspberries,
and high. Beef IL IL TO Is cents per pound.
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Hagerstown--D. Weisel.
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arrested and brought before Justice Dom, several
days ago. charged with bastardy. The trial Of his
case came of yesterday afternoon, and be failing
to give the required security for the maintenance
Of " young America was about to be committed
to jail; but, after sober second thought" he
proposed sending for marriage license, which,
being fully endorsed by the other person most in
terested was accordingly done, and the twain, in
GLIDING the young un,n proceeding to the min
lister, In such cases made and provided we're
speedily converted br the usual process into a
"nice little family party"
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A widow lady ofthe name ofMrs. Kirk was walking
In the Congressional Burying-ground on yesterday,
when, suddenly, some reptile-supposcd to have
been snake--bit her severely upon the knee. The
wound was exceedingly painful, the limb becoming
swollen and Of dark-purple color. The lady was
conveyed 10 the nearest medical assistance, and
we learn she is this morning much better, the
swelling having subsidized.
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kAA ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
mar 7-eoif 6m
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The CONTESTED ELkcrIoSs.--We learn that the
Committee on Elections Of the Board Of Alder
men, will report on Monday next We have not
learned the character of the report. Doubtless an
interesting and exciting debate win take place.
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am modest man. and have been waiting TO
be asked TO suggest name Tor our new Hotel,
now Fastening toward. lis completion but as II
is possible The proprietor may take counsel with
himself in the matter. and my mind not be called
for, will make an offer of ny proposed name,
through your columns.
But first, a word about our names of public
houses. Does not their frequent iteration argue
poverty of invention? We have country OF
vast geographical extent whose external features,
and whose local characteristics, ard associations,
are abandanty diversified Why IS II that The
names of places, and streets, aud inns, are so near
| ~ the same the country through
/ How universal seems the tendency 10 adopt old
names What nultitudes OF Richlands and High
| lands and Frauklins and Columbus we have =
! How the tendency to narrow hero worship luts
cut ever, where See il exempied IN the names
of certain of the more recently organized counties
of this state Names are not local enough They
should be put that distinctive and abiding as
seciatons viii naturally cluster about them and
hold them fast. They should have home fla
vor that the prestige of the endearments Of home
may attach to them Western names should be o.
Tie West. | think that, although our title TO The
name Of our eounty is second 10 none in point o.
/ priority, we might, now that sister state has
taken il TO herself well spare it to her, hers
exclusively and take one justly significant of the
geographical or neurological features which
strike the eye OF the traveller here 50 imprezsivey
call it Great Goose Tracks, or something worse
bat be the name descriptive one, and one eupi0
! NOUS.
Bat, to the name OF the ho,e)-by way Of q
random chaking-take, the 3ellh Esl0to Ho:iss
Mineral Point, July. HoMK NAMES.
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II French officer serving before SebastopoI
tells the following story IN private letter 10 a
friend in Paris. 1t shows that Russian soldiers
not deficient in humor.
We often " iie flag hoisted to the top of
pole and hear the trumpet sound in the Russian
ambuscades. This OF course means flag of truce
At once the fire ceases, and a vast number of
heads are seen TO pop up.tTom under the earth 10
the open air The Russians hold up TO the French
bottles and glasses as If they invited them to
drink each others health The French reply by
tiourishiug their tin cans; and they pledge each
others health The bearer of the flag of truce
advances on horseback. stops al about one hun
dred PAGES from our trenches, while the nearest
French officer goes forward 10 receive the des-
patches Yesterday witnessed meeting Of the
Kind The parliamentary courteously took his
glove from his right hand and shook that OF
captain OF chasSeurs VINO had gone out TO meet
hIm he parliamentary rerires, The white flag is
pulled down ard the murderous din recommences
as before"
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SHOCKING bEATH,

4 gentleman. named VIM s. Hutchins. Of the
firm of fuller, Hutchins x Lase No. 81 /. Liberty
street, New York, was killed this morning, about
half past clock, by falling rom the fourth
story window of the Capital House. lie arrived
here on the cars night before last, and complain
Jag of being unwell, Dr. Brown was called and
attended upon him up 10 last night at twelve
o clock, when he left him. as be supposed, doing
well. A lew minutes Before the catastrophe Mr..
Russell of the House. met him upon the stairs
dressed as if 10 leave; which he said 10 Mr. Il.
he was going 10 do Mr. r. sai,l~to bum it WAS
not time 10 20 out. Mr. II said he heard some
noise in the house and supposed they call
ing for the cars. MIR Il. assured him not when
lie returned 10 his room. Mr. r. was soon called
by porter. and on going to the front Of the house.
found Mr.. II. lying on the pavement. apparently
dead. DR.. Brown was Immediately sent Tor, " no
pronounced him dead. He then taken up and
carried 70 the house
a coroner'S jury was summoned this morning,
which rendered verdict that the deceased, came
10 his death by throwing himself from the win.
dow during alteration OF mind, caused By sick
ness-IUadiSoa .8rgus.
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Il Singular Case-Liriag ,cithott Food I've
ird in the Ie}icgi Chronicle of Montreal com
mgucaJou from tie Hon p b De Boucherv.iie.
addressed to A. Hall. VI d OF that city and CIV
Ing the details OF physiological phenomenon,
which is very interesting and deserving the atien-
ton Of scientific men. The facts of tie case are
as follows:
IN St. Hyacinthe. in the district Of Montreal
there Is a young girl about II or s years OF age.
belonging to 4 very respectable family in that
place who has for three months taken no food OF
any Kind whatever Her health has not suffered
her complexion is fair. She is always lively and
busy about the house, teaching the poor child
renof her own place reading, writing sewing and
praying; still she does not seem 10 enjoy strong
constitution. Last Christmas after an absolute
fest Of three months she began TO take some ight
food. which, however, she has never been able to
keep on her stomach This young women who
IS said 10 be of very estlnable and candid dis
position. does not appear 70 have any intention of
deceivIug. and the strictest surveillance has failed
10 detect any imposition.
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H'oc7y ,4frey was disgraced on
the Fourth By drunken and bloody affIay with
knives and guns, at the Germania Hotel The
affair commenced by the usual quarrel at the
bar when man named Dale, was knocked down
and stabbed in the shoulder. A brother in-law
named Freeman Welch, thereupon rushed in and
IN the melee was struck down with toe stock end
OF gun, and some six eight stabs inflicted
upon ms shoulders and breast Wech is con-
sidered fatally wounded, the lock of the gun
striking INTO the brain. Dales wound IS not dan
gerons. 1t was regular whiskey fight brutal
and disgracefnl, and we hope will not pass with
ont the severe reJribution of the law.-LaCrosss
Dem
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

In the town of Waldwic, Wis, at the residence
of her sister, Julia L. White, July 9th, EuS1cE
SMITH, of Ohio, aged Sc years, daughter of Eu.
NICE Leaning, who died at the same place, April,
l2. 1894.
AT TIE same place. July 1lth, VIZ SMITH, aged
about years
In shullsburg, on the eth instant, THonAs
HosKINs, in the 2sth year of his age.
At Fayetfe, on the 5ih inst. at the residence of
her father, Dea Nelson Frost Mrs. SAR4H JANE
wife of Charles V. Tou1ee, in the 2Ist year of her
age
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

LiShtnihgs Doings.-Pending the storm on Sun
day evening tie house OF German on North
Prairie in this County, was struck by lightning.
the fluid entering the roof within tro fee, of tie
HgA.aiHg nd. passing down into the apartment
occupied by the family, killing young man and
stunning sey erai others.
At,he same instant that the above happened two
young men, sons OF Mr.. W,keson. Of the same
town, who were returning 10 visit their parents.
were Knocked down by lightning They were
driving a yoke Of oxen and were about twenty
rods distant from the Germans house. One OF
them bad his hat torn in pieces from his head and
bo'h lay senseless several minutes; they were
both uu'ninred. The oxen which they drove Were
also knocked down and stunned by The shock
IjGlatesha Dem