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THE PoyER-PRESs.

Strange is the sound when first the notes begin
Where human voices blend with Vulcan'S din !;
The c..ck, the claak, the clangor aud the sound
Of rattling rollers in their rapid round;
The whizzing belt, the harsh metallic jar,
Smyrna times., 1855-08-01

The AIT of arts that, scorning humber birth,
Cane at bOu ID upon the wondering earth
tull-armed and strong her instant might oprovc
y new Minerva from the brain Of Jove!
Smyrna times., 1855-08-01

The whispering birth of myriad flying leaves,
Gathered anon in countless molly sheaves-
Then scattered far, Az on the winged wind
The mortal nurture of the immortal mind!
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SUICIDE OF A You've LADY.-Mary Erd.
mann, a native Of New York, in her fifteenth
year, died on Sunday evening at the residence
Of her step father, Conradt Heyer, No. $50
Essex street, from the effects of a dose of ar
senic which she took on Friday last for the
purpose Of self destruction. It appears that,
for about year past, she had been devotedly
attached to young man named Henry weis
TO whom she was engaged to be married but
who, by the persuasion of friends, was Undue d
to break of his engagement, and did 90 q few
days since. The announcement of his deter.
mination acted so strongly on her feelings
that she almost Immediately procured arsenic
and swallowed it.-Ai6any IN. ~ Knicker-
booker.
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WATCH RETURNS Daniel Knox vaorant
workhOuse thirty days Michael Gibson and
Mary Ann Gibson, man and wife, Migrants,
dismissed. This loving pair were found by
the guards sleeping in the footway of the mar.
ket, and both whisky happy. They were dis.
missed on their promise to leave the city forth
with.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 2S Flour this
morning of 200 bbls Of Howard street at
80 81. Wheat-Sales Of Maryland at a de-
cline of $50; red at $2sS2 05-white $2.05s
50 10; sales yesterday of 1000 bushels Of new
Tennessee, red 81 95s$2-white 81 05. Corn
has declined a tribe sales Of white at 81 Ola
81 02-yeIlow $la$l OF. Oats are very dull
at 50s56o.
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n The Brussels journals state that an sx
trsordinary suicide has just taken place at
Mons Madame B, respectable inhabit
ant OF that town, threw herself into the river
Trouble, after hsving firmly tied to her waist
little girl aged i've, belOngi OF to the found
ing hospital, and whom she had most csre.-
luliy dressed and crowned with roses.
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY,
Office No: 292 Penn ave. corner 10th street,

THIS CEMETERY is laid out on the plan Of the
l ceiehra:ed Greenwood, Of New York, and stu
afed Jh The high ground slant one and a qnauPr
miles north Of the Capitol-NGrih Capitol street
lea ins directly Ia the gateway.
TINS Company have secured a charter from Con
greSs, apprOpriaiins their ground Tor TO burial
purposes, making fee title 20 the purchaser, and
prohibiting all encrOachments from Legislation or
otherwise which is Of vast importance TO those who
wish their dead to repose where they have placed
them, or il has become a custom in all other cities,
when the burial ground becomes valaable for Other
purposes, TO sell it, and throw the dead prOTniscsuS
ly into one large D, and legal measures cannot pre-
vent il, as no titles are given TO the ground.
AS> Office open from 10 to ~ O'Clock a. m.
B-Pamphles with map, The charter, and
bylaws, and all other information can be obtained
at he Office. Also, all orders for int-rments left at
Mr.. J. +. HARVEY'S, No. 40 Seventh street, or
any eiher undertaken, will be promptly attended to-
ie ls-ly
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Tr-FA PHENOMENA IN MISUNDERSTANDING Cough,
W. Dyspepsia Liver Complaints scrofula. Ac.-For oil
diseases Of the Female System It stands eminent
clergyman Just informs has cared him of Bronchitis
of dsspe Oh 4racter-psrtcuisrs hereafter.
HAMPTOES VEGETABLE TISCTURE-By its mild &C.
ton liver and Kidneys will Dyspep
.s Cough Asthma Bronchial and Lung Affections Pains
IN e Back Side Breat Consumption Scrofula Rhen
msttsn Neurslgs, Fstna Bowel Cornpls nts Piles,
Worms Nervous Debilitieswith s diseases arising
from impure blood and is the greatest female medicine
er known This invaluable medicine Is working wonders
upon thehuman frame See sdvertseme nt to-day mari
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New York Markets.

New YORK, June 2s.-Cotton Is unsettled.
Flour is firm with an upward tendency; sales
Of 900 bbls Ohio at S8.50a$9 90. Wheat is
upchanged-linited demand at previous rates.
Corn has declined 4s5 cts sales Of IS, 900
bushels mixed 95s96c. Pork Is upward and
firm; sales Of new mess at $40 so. Beef Is
firm Lard is firm with an upward tendency;
sales at IOsallc. Whisky-0hio $50.
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DIED.

At the residence of his brother. Mr. John Little,
near this city. on the 26ih instant, SAM'L |. LIT
TIE, in the 43d year o. his age.
The friends IF the families arc respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral to morrow (Frday) afternoon,
at 3k O'Clock, from the residence Ct his brother.
Carriages will be waiting at the corner Of h street
west aud Pennsylvania avenue, at ~ O'Clock pre-
c!sely, to convey friends who may desire TO attend.
On the 9th instant. in the 56th year Of his age,
Mr.. JOHN w. CLARKE, formerly Of Baltimore,
Md
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IF YOU WANT CHEAP CLOTHING

rOTO O'REiLLY & CO.'S Store, No. 81 bridge
" street, Georgetown, whtre you will find n
splendid assortment OF good and fashionable sum
mer Clothing, together with Trunks, Carpet Bag,
&c; at ten per cent less than in say other establish
men. i'm the District.
Persons indebted TO the above firm would confer
4 great favor by calling and settling their accounts,
(Which they will find ready for them by the LIST of
July) and thus save Tire proprieiOrs the ezra ex-
pense for collection, sc. lie 23-5is
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Il. 9. WRIGHT, Auetionssr.
BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Aucttone.rs.

BY CIR e EN- T. SCOTT, AuctfOnesrs.
EOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS in the
I Northern Liberties al Auction On MONDAY
the 25tl Instant hall sell, in font Of the prem
ises, commencing at O'Clock p. ~ f, Lots Nus. 10
and %, IN Square No 5l2 Lot - frHnts on 9Th e
and contains 6, al sqrare feet.
Lot - fonts on north street., aud contains y
800 feet.
Also, Lot No. 90 in Square 6l3, fronting north N
street, and contains 6, $40 feet.
and east half Of Lot No. 4, in Square No SIS, on
which the sale will be commenced. This int fronts
IN north street % feet inches, bctR 4ih and
5 h streets west, running back to a wide alley.
Title indisput' bic.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, II, and 10
months, the purchasers TO give notes for the de-
tered payments, bearing interest from the day of
the sale.
A deed given and a. deed Of trust taken.
GREEN Il SCOTT,
je I'D AlctiOneer.
&C. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence Of the rain until FRIDAY, he 9Th in
slant, at the same hOur.
GREEN & SCOTT,
je sd Aucs;t neers.
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Latest from kexieo.

New ORLEANS, June 27.-Brs7os dates Of
the 2lst have been received.
All the towns in Tamaulipas and Neuva
Leon, excep. MatsmorOs, RsynOsa and Camsys
have pronounced in favor Of the revOlutiOasry
party but no serious lighting had taken place
In those States.
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NEW MILLINERY

MISS THOMPSON has st opened our fourth
wi invoice OF Ncapolitan. Lcghorn, Eng A2
lish straw, Lace, Grape, and otheT Summer s. 81
Hats. Ladies who have not already supplied *
themselves invited 10 call and make their Va
selections.
Also, just received choice lot of Fame, Silk
Mitts, fine Silk Gloves, Hosiery, &c together with
variety o. articles not necessary TO enumerate, and
to al! Of which we invite attention.
HUTCHINSON g. MUNRO,
Fancy Dealers, No. $40 Penna. avenue.
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lOOMNUNICAPED.

- CONhUNICAPED.
Mr.. EDITOR Il wish to inquire through the
columns OF your paper whether the city an.
thorines cannot do something towards repair.
ing the small bridge on Ii street, North. be.
tween Seventh and Eighth streets east, in the
Fourth Ward, which Is . perfect nuisance to
the passers on most important roads leading
into the country, and if not repaired soon. will
cause some very serious accident to travellers
over that road AT.Yp Ivvp
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NOTICE

OUR customers are most respectfully notified
~ that their accounts will be presented 10 them
on the 18th instant. To all those who will have Ire
kindness 10 call ard settle their respective accounts
on or before the lst July, we shall be exceedingly
obliged.
We have a number Of accounts rendered on the
LIST January remaining unpaid, and would say 10
those indebted that, unless receive the money for
them by the LIST July, we shall be compelled 10 place
such bills in the hands Of an officer for collection.
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY & co.
lie 2l-l0t
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New York Stock Market

New York, June % Stocks are better.
Money is unchanged Sales at the first board
of Erio's at $50; Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road, 93i; Cumberland Coal Company, 800;
New York Central, 10lt; Indiana SIS, S6t;
Virginia SIS, l0lt; Missourio's, 9S.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS afternoon the
senior department Of Primary No. 4, second
ostrct was examined at the room in which
TIE scholars assemble for instruction, (Metho.
DIST Church South
hsssrs Bacon ard Dickinson, of the trus-
ICES, and Mr.. Abbott, secretary Of the board,
hessrs- Halliday and Harbaugh, of the late
board Mr.. hcCuicheD, member Of tho Com
mon Council, Mrs Ogden, Miss Mccarthy,
Miss Lowe, Miss Middleton, and Miss w ard,
OF the teachers; John Sessford, esq, Mr..
Richards, principal Of the Rugby Academy,
and large concourse Of ladies and gentle
men, were present to witness the inter
esting examination. There are over l2O
scholars attached to this school, which il On
der the care Of Mis- Billings, q lady emf.
nenty qualified for tie station The exsmi
nation yesterday Eas very gratifying 70 all
Who were present Some have expressed their
opinions OF the scholars and their teacher In
our presence in very fattering terms 1t is
pleasing TO hear good judges speak as they
nave spoken Of Or public schools Mr.. Rich
ards, Of Rugby Academy, addressed the .choI.
Afs In heat and appropriate speech, which
s evidently interesting to the adults and
The scholars present
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MRS GEORGE

T ATE from England, wishes inform the ladies
i and gentlemen Of Georgetown and Washington
that she can be crasUltd on the past, preseni and
future events at her residence. No. % Fret street,
between Potomac ana High streets, few doors
from Forrest Hall, Georgetown
Ladies 25-Gentlemen so cents.
From in the mGraing until O'Clock at night.
lie 22-2wt
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nTOLD SORES, ULCERS, AND ALL ERUPTIONS and
W all diseases arising impure aud depraved state
Of the blood. See the extraordinary Of VIM g. Har
wood, highly respectable citizen of Richmond Va by
Carriers Spanish Mixture He had ulcers and of the
description and finally bad he unable TO
walk, except crutches. few bottles of ART
SPANISH MIXTURE the great blood purifier cured him.
has cured hundreds Of others who have suffered with
rheumatism bad effects of mercucy and pains and ulcers OF
the bones and joints.
s.sSee advertisement.
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~ GREEN q SCOTT. Auctioaeer,

~ GREEN q SCOTT. AuctIoaseTt.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH L
Y street, between 4;h and 5;h sueeis west nj
Auction.-0n MONDAY, the 25th Instant, we shall
SELL IN font OF the premises, At p. IN Lot No. %
IN SQUARE No SIS, having frnat on north l., betw
An and 5th streets west, of 60 feet, runung back To
a 50 feet alley.
Tine abyvc described property is handsomely locl
ted IN rapidly improving pau Of the city.
Title In5isputabe.
TENS: One--4Td cash; balance in 9, II, and le
months FOR notes bear ny interest.
deed given and i deed offrCs; taken.
GREEi J. SGOTT,
tel9-d Auctioneers.
o. TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence of the rain Unul FRIDAY, the 29th in
slant, al the same hour.
GREEN & SOFT,
je Cd kuctioneers
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FIRE CRACKERS IN CIrIss-Ws potics in
sl s1'nangs papers that, on Friday last q
en''sr named Michael Flynn, was driving
suooso jersey City, y. j., when his horses
~" L1gntened ey discharge Of IRE cra,k-
rs ran on and Flynn fell, the wheels pass
-s ovef MIN, which caused his death about
Al hour afterwards"
in, quo'e the above for the purpose of say
III me We we're in the nei On borhood of the Gen.
r.o,, lost Omce, boy exploded q cracker di.
80 under the heels of a horse The ami
-. 'SfIsd to run. and dashed the cart to
en ne was attached, first 10 one side of the
,..: and tnen to another, near by the exca-
uOn ior the addition to that edi6ce. For
an ,s moments there was an apprehension
S"t Would De precipitsted over the bank !;
t,. y the efforts Of the boy, such q oatas-
uOphs was sgerted.
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Boarding.

DOARDING.-MRS. 8. A. TAYLOR, Late Of
40 Michigan, has taken the house formerly occu
ped Ly Mrs. Van Allen, 18th street, between and
reasonable terms. lie 26-dt
DOARDIaG.-P'easa rooms for summer,
ID with boarding for families single persons can
be had by early application at KINGS, 393 north
q street, between Sd and AZ. The house is de-
hghfuly situated, and has lust been thoroughly
ovated and r.furnished. Meals furnished to fami-
lies and day boarders accommodated on reasonable
terms je4-lms
~ u n E.-FOR RENT-PARLORS AND
Chambers, with board. Also, table and tran
sent board, with a bathing room and shower baths
and every attention 10 render il most agreeable to
her boarders Mrs. p. G. MURRAY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and ~ st.
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Kew Orleans Market

New ORLEANS, June 9th Cotton is IN.
changed; middliug l0tall; low middling l0s
lot mess pork.
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Nsw YORK. June 2S-The steamer Baltic,
with one weeks later intelligence from Eq.
rope, arrived at this port at half past twelve
this morning.
The English papers contain tslegraphic de-
tails Of the recent success Of the Allies before
Sebastopol.
The French, as before stated, captured tho
Mamelon and White towers Of tho Russians,
after most sanguinary fighting. Five thOut.
and men we're killed and wounded. The
French took sixty two guns and 500 prisoners;
and their new position enables them to shell
the shipping in Sebsstopol harbor. Simults-
noously the English stornsd and took the
rieemen' s works in the Jusrries, but they lost
500 men in killed and wounded. Since then
toe firing has been SLACK
The sllied fleets have achieved new successes
In the sea of Ann; and have burned the Rus
sian storos at Taganros, ManOnpOl and CENT
sick
Al expedition was being fitted out against
Perekop.
The Russians ore reported to have evacu.
led Anapa.
There is nothing important from the lire Of
the Tchernsya or from the Baltic fleets.
The London Times ssys that 1t ia impossible
that Sebas:opol can hold out much longer, ow-
ing to supplies being cut of BY the capture
of Kertsch.
The Empress Eugene has been formally
announced to be sn clients.
SPAIN.
The Instruction has not been suppressed.
A band eff seventy men left Pampe,uns for
the French frontier TO procure armf. The
Madrid and Paris mails had been burnt by
the insurgents. A hostile movement in Gaia.
loais is apprehended.
The Cortes had rejected the proposition to
ceusuTs the ministry.
The assassination of Csrdinsl AntoreIli bad
been attempted, but the would.be assassin
was arrested.
ENGLAND
Mr. Fillmore had been presented and sub
sequestly dinod with Q leon Victoria
Parliament has adopted proposition for
the decimal coinage of cents and mills, the
1VV ahS I-VOV r--to VI pouoos
1t was though. that the force undsr GeIs,sI
Sir George Brown would return and join tie
force cas-. of Balaklava
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, jose Is -Cottou-Tbs marks.
is quief at las: weeks quotations. The p.ices
Of last week wero maintained, the market
ciosirg steady Fair Orleans, 1t The wesks
sales reached IS, 700 bales, iDclu6ing u, 900
bales taken On speculation, and 200 for sI-
port
Bresdstuffs The market for breadstuffs Is
dull and prices have considerably declined,
owing to ihe continued fne weather. Whess
is Sd. to I'D lower; -four is Il AIS. lower, and
corn has declined Sd to g
Rosin is lower; sales at IS ADD. a4s. for com.
mon; fine, g. ass Spirits turpentine is dull
at 34s
LION is steady and orders rather plsaty.
Sugar has declined, and the market closed
dull
Provisions.-The market is generally un-
changed and quiet. Lard ia quiet at 4Os 6d.a
sos
MoSEY MARKET-LospoN, June Is Tho
money market il easy, and the bank rs'ss
have been reduced to ~ Consols closed at 81.
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a, "Asf "HIPPING.-Tvolads, about ten ears
ase were taken before Justice Bates, this
morning, for attacking and beating another of
SCOUT the same age One Of the bows took a
zee Oh brick and cut his oppoaent's head in
'e'a places This conduct, which Is initia-
Wy % worse roudyism, is growing very COM
among little boys. There IL as much
aenee OF the want Of q house of correction
n' day In Washington as any time hereto.
,S gentleman happened in the ONCE at
-. Ie TINE, aud to save the little fellows from
The peace ~ "
OkSfRE MARKET The stands this morning
we're beautifully furnished. The supply OF
froVisions Is large, prices exerbitan. as usual,
sod purchasers numerous.
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nFPERSONS SUFFERING FROM DISEASES OF THE
w. lungs in great majority Of cases. completely
stored 70 health by faithful trial OF DR.. CURTISS HYGE
ANA on Inhsng Vapor By the Doctors new method Of
treatment the medical agent brought in direct contact
with the diseased parts and cannot f.I Of having benz
fetal effect.
All druggists sell IL.
See advertisement in this paper.
CAUTION.-Dr. CURTIS'S HYGEANA IS the original and
only nea 1e II ~
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- ID. GILMAN, Druggist has removed to SIS Seventh
~ street. opposite to the Patriotic Bank and IL
pared 10 all all orders for Medicines Paints OILS and Glass
accommodating terms. Strict attention will be paid to
physicians prescriptions all hours Of the day and night
The night bell is the right of the store door.
lin
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEALGOAr

COMPANIES STEAMER ALICE u. fklCE,
CAPT. SAMUEL BAKER, .,
49, WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON
Ee<Sk4az-CAT 6 O'CLOCK A. NJ, AND AL
ENaNDNiA AT z O'CLOCK A M.
ON TUESDAY MORNINGS for-MattoI, Cur
roman. L. Mschodoc, Piney Point, Kinsale, Com.
ON FRIDAY MORNINGS for-Chapel Point,
Wicomico, Leonardtown, Piney Point, st. Mary's,
Cone.
ON WEDNESDAY (returnipg) leave Gone at
O'Clock a. m, for St Mary's, Piney Point, Leon
arttown, Wicomico, Chapel Point.
ON SATURDAY (retuiningl leaving Cone Al
O'Clock a. m for Kinsale, Piney Point, l.. Maeho
doc, Currioman, Mattox.
Calling at the usual landings on the river when
signals are made.
JAS P. SMITH, President
Alexandria, Va. June ], 1855.
10 lS-r .ss.r
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p, OTlCE-COPIES OF THE SPEECH DE-
~ liver ed by the Hon. J. r. Chandler on the &C.
casion Of the celebration of the Landing of the Ma
ryland Pilgrims al St. Mary's, can be procured at
Taylor Maurys, Franck TaylOr's, Vim. A. Ken
nedy's and Shillington's Bookstores. Also, at Dr..
Kidwell's Drug Store. e 26-eo3t&
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BOARD, Ac.-MRS. BATES, on the south
ID west corner Of Pa. and 9th street is pre-
pared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
or without board. Every effort will be made to rem.
der those comfonf bic who may favsr her with their
patronage. ap 6-f
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DAINT SHOP To BIZ REMOVED at Auction.-
Il On FRIDAY, the och insfa {, we shall sell, At
O'Clock p. M, good Paint Shop, situated on 9th
street, Immediately opposite Island Hall Ii .to be
removed al the option of the owner OF the lot on
which il stands.
Terms cash. GREEN g. SCOTT,
je 25-d Auc,One
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TsEcoND DISPATCH.

The shock, last light, was undoubtedly an
earthquake. In some parts Of the city the
people ran into the streets, in their night
clothes. The motion lasted aboat ten seconds,
the houses and. furniture vibrating. Many
were afraid to 60 to bed sgsin The shock
occurred at eighteen minutes past twelve.
Tho powder mills in this section have been
heard from. No explosion took place.
l2o'clock, MT has been runored here
tuat Bestty's powder mills, eight miles from
here, had exploded; bat from all We can
learn, by the train of cars, which has just ar.
rived, there is nothing reliable in the matter.
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1DPGO0D MEDICINES-Iti s estimated that A z r > 8
W. CHERRY PICTORIAL and CATHARTIC PILLS have
done promote the public health than other onel
There be question that the Cherry Pectoral
thousand Of Colds Coughs Ash-
Group, Influenza Bronchitis, &C. much reduced
the proportion OF deaths from consumpve diseases I'm this
country The Pills good the Pecora and Will
cure more complaints.
Everybody less purging. Purge the blood
from Its impurities. Purge the Bowels Liver, and the
from distractions. Purge out the
diseases which sten the body to work It's decay But
diseases should die only of old Take sndoes
early and thrust from the system before II is yet too
strong to yield
Pills DO thrust disease not only while 10
weak when IL has taken strong hold. Read the
founding those who have been cured by them
dreadful ScrOfua Dropsy Ulcers Skin diseases Rheu
matsm Neuralgia Dyspepsia Internal Pains Bilious Com
plants Headache Heartburn Govt and many less DANCE
but still threatening ailments such pmpes the
Worms Nervous Irrtbity Loss OF appetite Irregu
arte Dizziness IN the head Colds Fevers Dysenery and
indeed variety of complaints for which Purgative
Remedy 10 required.
These random statements Int authenticated By
your own neighbors and your own physicians.
Try them once and You will never be without them.
Price Is cents per bOx-5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Lowell Mass, And cold
by
q. D. GILMAN, Washington.
9. II. LINTHICUM, Georgetown.
JAS COOK CO.. Fredericksburg snd by all Druggists
everywhere. may 3-eo2m
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FOR SALE-A SMALL FRAME HOUSE ana
Il Lot, No. so louisiana avenue, Washington. IL
presents rare opportunity {, a person wishing 10
make a good investment. Ii not sold soon il will
be for rent.
ALSO, three story Brick House and Lot No. 81
High street, Georgetown, Lot % feet front by leo II
deep, will be sold low and on a long edit.
Wanted, few shares of Georgetown Building As
sociation Stock.
Apply to Z. K. LUNDY,
No. l28 Bridge street, Georgetown; or, No. 400 f
street, Washington. je2I-
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NOR RENT-TnE BASEMENT OF FORREST
l. Hail. in Georgetown, and several room on Il st
floor. Possession given on I'd July. The main Hall
or Concert Room is newly berched, AMI will b
rented by the night or season, on moderate terms.
Apply to b. FORREST,
lie 25-2wr Corner and 20fh SITS.