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Pa. dOeHne, bet,ceen y and 6fk streets,
!. HEFLEBOWER q l.. Il. LOyETT,
FRoPRIEToRs.
iv6-Sm
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ME WILL HAVE AN EARLY FALL

WE WILL HAVE AN EARLY FALL
w and an early winter. This is August's moon
and the last Summer moog, and the ALI sets in at
the last quarter of this moon TO the East and North
The next moon is Septembers moon and the first
of all moons. The moon will full very warm for
two months yet to the Southwark. The last moon
was the first moon that left the earth and the sun
for wet weather. July's moon and the second
Summer moon. The six years is out this summer
and next winter early and stormy. The first win
ter moon will be the 10th of October the West
jy o-lt& SHADRACH NUGENT
NOTlCE.-IfW w. II. Arnold. John r. Queen
~ and other busybodies will call on me / will
make them present Of one cent each. for their
Kindness TO me in circulating such false reports
about my husband, Geo. NJ. Miller Of having cru
ely abused and beaten me on the afternoon Of the
lth Of July, which hereby pronounce false in ev-
cry respect, and maliciously intended, and would
advise the above named kind men in future to
mind their own business and let other peoples
business alone, or else have their spies TO report TO
them more correctly. / will herewith leave this
matter to the people in general for them to Judge
what sort Of men the above named are.
MARY b. MILLER,
1y9-lt* Sth street, Navy Yard.
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SCHUTTER a. KAHLER1

SOHC IIER hAHLEHT,
A RTlsTS, FRESCO, DECORATIVE ard
"a every description of OR n A MEN TAI
PAINTING.
Orders len with Baldwin and Meaning, Archi.
tects, Will be promptly attended 60. -
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The next House.-There are twenty-five
earnest and active supporters of the present
administration elected to the next House of
Of Representatives from non.slave- holding
States, and it is reduced to a certainty, in the
minds of the best political calculators here,
that, allowing for all possible contingencies,
at least seventy-fve staunch administration
men will hold seats in the House from slave
holding States. Or in other words, that the ad-
ministration will commence the session with a
force of one hundred, going the whole figure in
in its favor, without calculating the strength
it may obtain from the disintegration and
Standardization of the Know Nothing party,
which has elected quite number of gentle
men who used it merely as a stalking horse on
which to ride into Congress. We, ourself,
know of at least five within the range of our
own personal acquaintance, who, though they
would not have been elected but for the favor
of Know Nothingism, regard themselves as un-
der no obligation to vote for its men, measures
or principles.
The old-fashioned Wing party will have,
perhaps, twenty devoted friends in the body,
and stand fair chance of bagging at least
twice as many more from the nominal Know
Nothing ranks, wherein there are not a few
who being Wings, also mounted the hobby only
to ride on into Congress. We here refer to the
Seward wing of the Wing party, which has
recently assumed the name Of the Republican
party, and has the personal sympathy of every
anti-Nebraska Know Nothing elected to the
House. 1t will be recollected that only day
or two since the entire Know Nothing party Of
Pennsylvania went over to the Republican or
Seward party, in State convention-that is,
with the exception Of ten delegates, who bolted
and proclaimed their adhesion to the platform
of the Philadelphia Know Nothing National
Council. If the Know Nothing party proper
thus 10 easily lose their force in Pennsylvania,
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Il fine Feather Fans on Friday, the 9th instant,
from Fancy Goods Store between 9th and IOth
streets on Pennsylvania avenue is respectfully in
formed that the note she gave in par payment has
been ascertained TO be counterfeit and as in all
probability she obtained il i'm exchange willis,
making previous purchases, she can remember
from whom she took it, We trust she will come
forward and relieve US of it, iya-3t
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FTHE MONTGOMERY GUARDS re-
ONSA specially announce to their friends and
the public generally that they will give their third
Annual Excursion on THURSDAY, the ID dsy
Of August next. e.
Further particulars In future advertisement
The members Of the company are requested TO
attend special meeting on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, the 10th instant. jy9-2t
ISTHE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
0\A Of the Georgetown College will take place
on TUESDAY, July 10th, at o O'Clock a. m. On
Monday, the 9th instant the members Of the grad
uating Glass will deliver lectures various sub
jects Of Moral Philosophy, at O'Clock p. m.
The public are respectfully invited to attend on
both occasions. b. A. MAGUIRE, Pres.
jy6-3t -" r
2~GRAND PIC MIC OF THE
~ MERRY BACHELORS,
To the White House Pavilion,
JULY 90, 1885.
Particulars in future advertisement.
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T OST, ON SATURDAY MORNING. RE

IL tween the Northern Liberties Market house
and Richey's Fancy Store on 9TH street. gold
Breastpin, containing daguerreotype likeness of
gentleman Any one leaving the same at this
office will be rewarded iyeL3t
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E,OUR DOLLARS REWARD.

ENOUR DOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed or
Il stolen from the subscriber red CowC5s-s
about ten years old-white back and FORE N KY
head, high rump and crooked horns Turn JN1N-
ing upward, with piece Of small rope on one of
them. Whoever will bring said Cow to me on
Capitol Hill, near st. Peters Church, will receive
the above reward. MICHAEL SPILLANE.
liz Q-It&
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ALEXANDRIA, a WASHINGTON BOATS.

ALEXANDRIA L. WASHINGTON BOATS.
VNfIE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will
l. leave at the following hours.
Fare I2k cents. xS%@1s
The THOMAS COLLYER, when not other
ways engaged, will make trips on the route at al
ternate hours.
Leave Washington at 6, 6, on. IIH, ~, ., 81,
Leave Alexandria at :, 0, 10Y, IN, 81, *, and
Gk.
P.S.-The Boat will leave Alexandria at ~ p.
m, or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars.
jy7-d JOB CoRSoN, Captain.
STRAYED OR STOLEN from the neighbor-
~ hood Of the Catholic Burial Ground on North
Capitol street, grey Horse, with little black spots
being marked near the fore leg with a scar. I will
give IS if returned to me on o, betx. 4th and 5th
sts., or Information left so that can get him.
V7-3t* CHARLES STOCKA.
Bank Of Washington, July 2, 1855.
TINE Trustees Of this Bank have this day de-
Il clared dividend Of three per cent. out Of the
profits Of the Bank for the last Six months
to stockholders on demand.
jy6-3t JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
STRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscri-
- Der, Mickael Muntz, a dark bay -
Mare No further particulars can be nn
given, but the sign of the cart and har- $EAO&
ness. few white hairs on the butt of~&AkI
her tall aged about IL years Any person giving
intelligence will be literally rewarded Apply 70
MICHAEL MUNTZ, No. Cpl G street.
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HuNE ENGRAVINGS.-we have recently
l. received large lot Of fine French, English,
and American ENGRAVINGS, which we are
selling OF at exceedingly low rates
je2i as Pa avenue
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BRITANNIA AND PLANIsHED WARE.

DAksONS ON CONTRACTS, voI2.
Flinders Lives and Times Of the Chief Jus-
nces OF the supreme Court of the United States
nrst series FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ME LADY WHO PURCHASED TWO

Particulars in future advertisement
jy 7-2t*
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IL Pocket Book, containing small sum OF mo-
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owner Enquire at Willards' Hotel
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against the insdious wiles of foreign influence
conure you to believe me, feow-citizens 1.-THE jeal-
ossy OF free people ought 70 be constantly awake;
since history and experience prove, that foreign in-
huence is one Of the most baneful foes of republican
goyernment"-- Washington.
al hope we may find some means, in future, Of
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
commercial or in whatever form it may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish OF Slas Dean that there were of fire
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Uf0R SALE.-1s, 900 bushels Mill Ofal,
y such as Mddlipgs, ShpstuG, and Shorts.
Persons in want will find Il 10 their advantage TO
give us a call and learn our prices
Corn and fresh-ground Corn Meal daily, wholesale
and retail. J. DOUGLAS a CO..
Old Railroad Depot Pennsylvania avenue.
may ls--u
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widows, minor children )who have yet received
full l60 acres and who have been in service "a days.
will do well 70 write 10 us, post paid and their Land
Warrant viii bo sent to them, and no charge If not
obtained
Address, or call on
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Opposite Tho Treasury, Washington, ID. G.
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+. III. DAVIDGE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND
Commissioner OF Deeds
FOR THE Stairs OF
Virginia, New York, Maine,
kentucky, New Jersey, Illinois,
Louisiana, Mississippi Connecticut
Massachusetts, Maryland Pennsyvania.
Florida, Tennessee, Alabama,
Iowa, Georgia, California,
Arkansas, South Carolina, &c, &C.
Conveyancing In all its branches promptly and
accurately executed.
Office Louisiana avenue, opposite Fifth street
nov 22--d&w1y
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sol prizes, in all, amounting gto........se0 10. ,OOC
ONLY TEN THOUSAND TICKETS.
Tickets tl0--Haltes $5--Quarters s2 SO.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager
sep s-dtS2l Atlanta, Georgia.
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
COMMISSIONER AND NOTARY,
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ton, Id. C.

GEORGE @. THOMAS,
Commissioner of Deeds for
New York, Texas, Arkansas.
California, New Jersey, Louisiana.
Ohio, Missouri, Pennsylvania.
Alabama, Kentucky Maryland,
Florida, Maine, Georgia.
Michigan, Wisconsin, Mississippi.
Deaware, Rhode Island Connecticut,
Indiana, North Carolina, S. Carolina,
iilinols, Iowa, N. Hampshire
Massachusetts,, Virginia, Vermont
Tennessee and the Territories.
Attorney for Patents and Claims, and Oo1oeyaacsr
Z dec 4-d1y
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GEORGIA.

FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
GRAND SCHEME FOR SEPTEMBER
Glass ITO be drawn September q, 1885, in the city
Of Atlanta, Georgia when prizes amounting to
100000
Will be distributed according to the following mag
nhcent schemel
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
J. w. BARNECLO,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Bonnets, &C.,
Ss3 SsosnA street, betaoeea II and streets,
WARRINGTON, d. O.
N. b. All articles sold are warranted 10 prove as rep
49, !, resented
Il. ID. HALL, M. d.,
Homeopathic Physician,
Office No. 400 Washington Place, between d and r
streets
Office for night calls,
Third door rom the corner OF the avenue in 9Th St,
east side. jan Ely
JOSEPH FERGUSON,
Barber and Hair Dresser.
Eighth street, next door TO Squire Smiths office.
dec l6-dly
M. r. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and Giazier.
No. so Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts
>dec l3--dly
JOSEPH c. G. KENNEDY,
LATE OF THE CENSUS OFFICE
Prosecutes Claims before Congress- and the Depart
ments.
Office, Tenth street and Pennsy yapia avenue
over the Savings Bank.
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
Mrs. @. ". JOHNSTON,
Twelfth street. south of Pennsylvania avenue. (next
door to Squire Clark's Magistrates oflice,)
at Mrs. Bangs's
She will cut and baste, cut Linlngs and Patterns
dec 4-1y
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vELsH's PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
n M BARRELS of the above Justly
AVV celebrated Family Flour
ALSO
60barres Welsh's Extra Super Flour, Just received
per Manassa Gap railroad via Of Strasbure from Win
chester and for sale by he single barrel or dray load
by K1NCHEE0E q CO,
No. Is King street.
ian lb-u Alexandria. Va.
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Il will never interfere with foreigners now IN
the eountry-but know foreigners who approve
the policy of arresting the importation al Tor
eigners. Cor. Smith.
We have reason to believe that many natural
lied citizens are Of opinion that the American
movement is designed TO deprive he'n Ct rights
they have acquired, by virtue Of the legal pro
cess which has conferred citizenship upon them
The mistake only shows how much they hive 10
learn Of the institutions and laws Of the country,
whose government they ARE 50 anxious to hive n
hand in. The constitution fnfbid~ the enactment
of any er-p post facto law, and the thing they
dread is simply an impossibility. Iheir right To
worship God in their own manner, vote rs they
choose, hold office acquire, ENJOY and beqneaihe
property. receive the protection of the laws-and
any and every other civil and religious right and
privilege perfect ns those of natiye-born
citizens aud can be tnken from them or dimln-
ished by no process Of law.
No citizen Of Ibis country, native or foreign
born has right TO the VOTES Of the people.
They are always conferred at dscret"n-be-
slowed, or withheld, by the voter, a judgment or
caprice may prompt. The Know Nothing ICON
Guiding from rcasons satisfactory to themselves
that "Americans should rnle America, hive de
tcrmned not 10 assist in promoting foreigners 10
oAiee-but 10 yote against them, just a. Demo
Gratis vote against Wings, or Wings against De
mocrhts.
They advocates change of the laws confer
ing citizenship, TO operate prospoctiHcly, ana
not retrospeetively. Whatever alterations may
be made will apply not 10 those who have come
nlnUup lis. but to those who hove not come and
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The heiutu l.d frff- lre ion skifiug the d"selt al
AnbuI, al u1,i- pl4nt. uni at n"u- wuod-,
" .ure are r,nruf#.' fHu-' aromatic aui n'Sllns
II wldrh fll. i.nrili = cnnpu-si md h " h-s- eu
uIg. unrtupa> afd rrtnlirs pr"Perlie, II Is, whc"
nppi.d. din go ia o1.h the whole n"rsuu. !~te'n,
n.ln,i the n".t Intense pait IN Il few minut"s. lry
IT, when you will b.. raayilrrt llht preparation -
Sc in hlgh i-gtse liz perfect nupdsn" allfle..
It,, ucan prunpl a. effective. 1t Pen"tR'rs TIE le.h
the bone, rtxrs contracted cor l. restoring u.e to
limbs .artysrI tsr Years ard wher" III iesh hh'
,rci MAY. NJ noting hut 81 and bure' xeiff~
Heul fy nctiuu. enu.ns new sh TO grow nut ana al
M Ihr snrvr.l.d put. ltre>turs tc. ynov tuil ~
III ttrr. III. /. the Why ii has lren 80
>ct,~- Il. -etsc, Il the ln /. In Affections ct til"
iplpc Liv Lungs aud Kidneys The gIrut lrmety
staad, hror any ,rhef w otucel - a11ir rnhr
- ,u1 g,eut ii thu pleen, il ia specific. Tor NY
ir.lu tfrIuH.on YOU viii find it give, ctct r."t.
It h. M ragnl IN the wuld tr khcumatis n--Hl,n.
cG,aps, .,ye.iug. rnmlues-, wax lnuts. Spin" md
Ch,sl pal.-. wounds, chi1niGs, hurn-, So" tlult.
bites, u-e,- and lcp il = NJ rhrnm, "urts coru'.
-i,n., aud iurr nrtr H. al diseases ~ hrn leipuc Hu
EXTERNAL application, mud others rreut'N bene
nttai ~ II. II j.u-o ">f,uny Nit atrat sacrr-- ia
goitrr, swclIcl mech Sr"aIa hing Eyii, LiY"r
CnmpInp', arry.u, Iii Ar, For Horses "r Chi.r
i ef.ctu,l II ia d-,a~'- ii nan. " III any
r,sr Of SNc"orN ~. ~ -tr,."t nl,o, Spawn, Spnt,
Hio.bo5c, fia 6ea1 Fl-tt., tar,y. roll E,f WinI
gaul., Stnins. Btni-... AZ,
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proseltptlan fol Religlon,s SAX,

Il
me Sfuno '"9s'''o" "'e"" oE"'nN' ''' a''''i'
can organization by lis INSCRIPTIONS opponent
- TINT II proposes 20 exclude from office foreign
er- rnl Catholic. breat,e of thcir birth and Rel
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,
s'eh l" h''P ''I''H"''7 ''' u IN 'i'''N u 'a'
country and this result they desire IL accom-
pli.h through the ballot bon. It I. not true that
tha,. de-iro# ar dc.i,n ia oroSc,ihe Catholics ,n
,,.;..,l;t ',,.;,,,... "a, a,o.o.,,
'
ufN' my ""ulu ''o"H nP"h MY "'''''l' !" ~
priyo the Catholic oi his rshi 10 wai-bip Ged
according To the dictates of his conscience. They
l,# ma, #,,f,.cL any, lrqnl ,nn,,tnrnt IL, imna-e
- ,..=1 Ill ..I=, H., :i
"P'" 'n'' ','''''' "''e ~ =''''.' ''' 7'''l
cllm that tho re"ple have INC 1ehi - VITO iaf
whom they please, against whom they please, and
for any roa sons TINT muy be sati~ ncary 10 them
s.l,o- Nt hnt this i, ,,.,,,.s intolerance.
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"'''''' ~ '"' on' '''.a''' ""a"' a,''f penn
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i o'9'riiohao''' was "u"P''" nN INC "hNthuon
lf'Nio'|' ina! al an l'e'Soo> o'l"'oE MY Once
o'"'' 'he na'o ,'"'1S' ot"A> foreign g'Verh
siH'n' OF AI"'e' OF h""'lnE any lucrative "fhcr'
sahoe' 'h's stare 81 any eoou'N' CITY, town OF
MUNICIPAL or "'nei corporation 81 tI3s state,
Mn"a' 1a,H'eS VI compensation ahn' exceed
e"'''''o al ministers u ''' all 'iest
'"i every o'ne"''a''"n' sn"4 =, lhcaPRole OF
'e'lns r'9e''o h'''o''a u ''''e' house "l the
'As>emnlN.
Now III the name "' common A'h>' we ask
winch class might De mos surely entrusted with
the framing oi our Jaws Tue ministers o, the Cos
pei IN TINS state or inc iore's" ,aNntn' surely
there can De eo' one answer All yer the one
hiighy resPeehaole' in'''nseh ana numerous
class OF our tei1W ciuzenS Is excluded, by law,
from the nails oil LEGISLATION, whll' The doors are
lett open 10 the other II II = gross rr'ser'p-
'lo'', we lN'"'e!nne', III .'' ni'N N",hhSs 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-13
M S1nl.-a Ln,tor of Resienatlon

NNUHD, DrcrNBrR I. lS5I .--SIR: Your des-
patch Of the 18th ultmo. in reply to mine da
ted ond N Il of October, md enclosing the
joint communication of Mcssrs. Buchanan. Ma
son and myself, &c, leaving me no alternative
but thai oi continuing To linger here in langnd
Impotence or of surrendering trust which, with
the impcdjment- thrown in the way of It's oNccn-
tom would strive in vain to discharge in man
ner satisfactory Ia the Government or creditnblc
tomy~ef, You will not be surprise at the course
which SENSE Of dignity inpels mo to adopt |
resign my commission of Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenpocntiary of the linitcd States
near tn. Court, and beg the extreme kindness Of
the President tobc retired from duty by the end
of January have, &c.
PIERRE sol LIE