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UNDERTAKEN.

WOULD resoseHuily return my thanks 70 re
citizens of Washington and its vicinity for tteis
u Ast ps.ronags All say that owing to the frsgssr,
calls IN tie Undertaking hrsaoh OF uiy basineas,
have ben Infused TO discop. .iros the nanutacture
OF sur1;turs, sDf turn Cay attention fully to the
UNDERTAKING. have spared no psias to ha-.
every thin5 tha. Is requisite to my business and
An taerefoEs July pre?Ire 10 meet any order afte,
. t.= uoU2'It5 Dotice. aai Assure those who rns-
give cal that VIII sysr- TO ps; lie t. csrry gu,
lhsir o-tr-3 30 h-:s .1ti-s s-tsafnctiau.
JAMES D. HARVEY,
SO sl0, ;tl st, hstSecn q and 4.
N. S--Gai atsenist 10 =. ali haors of t.~ light
mar 3-lY
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Private Medical Treaties
ON TIE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OP MARRIAGE,
BT
M ~ IA c.snDv ~ n

J" .. l. q = saOKAl IA D.,
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70 Pss,s aud 80 fire Plain and Colorei L,ho-
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t)SNEHYN AND IRON MANrELa-May be seen
L oetutirul assortment Of these cheap and du.
faoe srtcis', ct the Of Pennsylysnia avenue
a9a Tenth street, over tue Washington 6ayinu
0snk. RALPH HASKINa.
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CHEAPE-T FOOK EVER
PUpLISHEI., md containing
nearly d ub.e tia quantity ol
r's ting matter in that Of the
FIFTY CENTS Or pOLLiR
PUBLIC tTIO.S
II treats on The PHYS 0itL
GY OR MARRIAG =, and the
Sc ret l. hEniitiessud disorder
Of gouth aud maturity, re-
fuiting fun exesssas, which
destroy tie physics and man
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TAYLOR T. n1AURY have TIE honor to an.
L nonnre the c,Inp,etioa Of the preparations for
the Festival Sea OF.
In edition TO their ordinary stock (Which haa al
way been characterized by elegance and vsriety)
they have received choice selection OF b,anti.ul ly
iilustra ted AMI tastefuy bound books-articl,s OF
''versu" In Porcelain, Bronss and other manuisc.
ture
Writing Desks 10 PAPER Mache and rosewood
Card Baskets, Inkstapds
Ladies' Cabas, Cigar Stsnls aad Cases
Porte Mnppaies, Taper Stands &c.
Together with ger sr.l assortment of Novelties
remsi kaoe for combination Of the useful with the
Ornamental at price, suitable the artxan or mil.
loDaiEe.
Book and Stationery Store, near 9th st.
d., 20 tt
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NIKE BOTTOMS, FINELY BOUND, OF HAL
Il lam, Mn sulny, KescoI Swit, Robertson, Glib
boa, rrescott Bancroff. Irvirg. Feott, Theirs,
Alison. AscGintosh, Burke, Bacon, Mills,
Hnne, Cooper, Bul Ser, Giliis Milford, Roll:n
ArDoit, Ranke. Milton, Lamb, Schiller, Web.
eter, scbls eel, johnson
And many cthecs Of the most esteemed proee wri
ter most of thsm iaaported from London by the
suDscri Or, many Of ttesa just opened.
dec Is FRANCK TAYLOR, !.
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L<lNELY BOUND EDITIONS AMERICAN AND
L English. si Burns, Byron, Campbell, soott, Bry.
Dryden, Cnsucer, Moore, Thomsoa, Cooper, and
many others of the most est.eNsd English and
American posts, most OF lhe.a imported from Lon
doa by the undersigned; some OF then, miniature
-dous for the pocket others Of oc size, richly
ornsHi entat and illustrated.
lsc rs ERANCK TAYLOR.
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.'kANS-ALLEG4ANY BANK AND sELDEN
Z Withers i Co.'s Notes purchased Q: the highest
rates.
uno1rIent Money, Land Warrants, and Virginia
Scip bought and sold.
Drafts Oh all the principal cities roid to suit pur.
o6aasrs.
Persons 81 a distanc sentiT me Trans. .ghany
notes Or Land Warrants, may rely upon receiving
the best rates, AMI reuittances msds by draft Oa
any city in the Union
HAIILTON G. FAINT, Banker,
dec 9--3m No 432 panna avepna
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INTERESTING NEW BOOKS.

INTERESTING NEW BOOKS.
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Il Discoursss on Truth. by DR.. IL. Thsrnweli
Land OF iae Forum and the Vatican, by Newman
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The End ofControversy Coutrovert5d. A refutation
OF Miiiner's End Of Controversy, by Bishop
Hopkins
New supplies of Fanny F.ru's New Book, "Ruth
Hal"
Also, Of Paris and o her Penci.ings. by Kirwan
The heroines Ct Hi tory, by Mrs A Owen
History Of tic CrUssdee, thei, Rise, Progress end
Results, by Ma or Proctor
Autobiography AMI "Reminiscences of the Rev WA.
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The Land' Of the Saracen, by Bayard Taylor
Journey 20 Central Africa, by Bayard Taylor
Republican Coart, Ornament Of Mem, ~, and other
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vs-es:5--.> cH. j. rs. GIBBS, Dentist, ha.
'SsfaSa removed his Office from ~ etrsst 10 the
AIIIIDh hou5. o; Dr. arthur, Pa. aveuuo, nefw.
18TH and 18th streets.
och ll-3,nH
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MATHEMATICAL INsrRUMENTs.

MRS. G. ANDERSON has received large and
lNl complete assortment Of Mathema icsl Instr q.
msnts and Drawing Mstsria Of superior quality
The Math ma.iral Instruments Are chiefly Of Swiss
maaufactory ia rasss, veil as Ia separate pieces
WStsr color end Oh colors Drawing papers Of ev.
cry quality.
All o, Studies in Drawing and Painting.
dec 2-tf 276 Penn. avenue.
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DEMEMBER, JOY Ills HAS AN IN
LII mepss assortment OF xA.:y Goods suitable for
Holiday Gifts which he is selling cheap.
No. 36O Pa. sv., bet. 9th AMI .r'a tn.
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kVENING ULASSEe IN LANGUAGEs.- -,
~ sCHON Il NIB re- will copmenne reviewing
GLASSES IN Languages on Monday 80tf October, al
he residencs, Isl Pennsyivanis avenue.
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NOW-NOTHING BANQUET.

PHILADELPHIA June THE Know Nothings'
grand banquet came off this evening. -Four hun
dred and fifty persons sat down at 5 O'Clock, May
or Conrad presiding. The room and tables were
beautifully decorated,
The first toast was 1.-THE Union" which was re-
spondcd to by Kenneth Rayner, of North Carroll.
ma. in an old time patriotic, Qualification, Star
Spangled Banner. Bunker Hill speech.
The second toast-"America ruled by Ameri-
cans" was responded 10 by j. b. kcaud of Ma
ryand.
The third Religious Liberty" was respond
cd to by c. Andrews. of New York.
Much confusion and disorder prevailed, and
the speakers were several times interrnpted.-
! he chair had much difficulty in preserving or.
der.
To the fourth toast, Mr. Ridgway, of the Rich
tn"na Wing, responded briefly, and apologizingly
eniled on Air. Prentice, Of the Vile Journal,
tat ne was not present. His name, however was
II ceiYrd Nth cheers.
Mr.. JudSon Crane, of Virginia, then spoke at
length, chiefly on the Virginia election. after
which the President called the States, alpha
hTiieally, for speeches.
Abort Pike spoke FOR Arkansas. and Mr.. stu
art spoke iur Alabama. Connecticut was called
upon. but no response was made. California be.
ing next. Mr.. Matthews commenced by saving
mat he desired to hear from Massachusetts, first.
delaware was answered by Mr.. Smithers, who al
- desired to hear from Massachusetts,
FLORIDA. Georgia and other States we're called
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PHILADELPHIA, june u, 1900.
The Convention assembled at 10 this morning.
The Cgeleutial Committee made a partial report,
which being received, the case of Ohio which had
not recognized or acted upon the Union"
or third degree" came up for adjudication
Upon the delegation preferring to take the de-
gree (Which admnstered) and giving salts
factory pledges to the Convention, they were adj
mitted and qualified.
The State of Mississippi was then considered.
1t appears that the regular Order had no legal
existence in that State; but that under the name
"i The Star and Stripes" some thirty thousand
natives had enrolled themselves and appointed
delegation to this body Being discovered to be
OF the right stripe the whole order recoEnz-
I'd and the delegation admitted, but not, howev-
er, without severe contest-the anti slavery
interests opposing, and the nationals advocating
their admission. The vote was decisive
more than three to one voting in the affirmative.
Stick pin there.
The State of Louisiana then brought be-
fore the Council 1t is affirmed that two sets of
delegates in attendance, one representing
mixed constituency of Catholics and Protestants
the delegation being composed IN part OF Catho-
lies; the other, a simon pure Protestant con-
stituency, represented by anti Catholic. The
disposition of this State will probably occupy the
remainder of the days session.
1t is thought that day or two will necessari-
ly elapse before tn g proper organization of the
body is completed, as California is also here with
double set of delegates Ona or two other
States are probably in the same predicamrut.
MIR. Barker's health is entirely restored.
The sentiment of nationality is the prevailing
sentiment. and Notwithstanding the intricacies Of
the slave question. the Union question will ne
nobly vindicated.
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later from Coi5ornia-trriui ofthc illinois,
NEW YORK. juno s.-fho steamer Illinois ar
rived here to-day with $50 passengers and about
a half million of treasure, consigned principally
as follows: Wells, Fargo x CO.. So, 900: VIM
lIoge Il Co., $4,000; DreNel & Co, $50 900;
Geo. Daniels, $50 600; John L Dodge, 100000;
}. Watson a Sons, $50, 100; John Phelan. Jr..
$4,000; Lyman. Nichols X Co., si5, GU; uud.
son Bro, $4,000; Treadwell 4 Co., $l2 900,
aud others.
The dates by the steamer from California are
anticipated.
Considerable rain had fallen without doing
much damage.
The steamer Golden Age had heen gotten
ohoat fabaga on the 23d ult., ami was prepared
tor trip to san Francisco, and was said to be
perfectly safe and in good condition.
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Advertisement.
SPRING HILL CEMETERY

ESSRS. EDIToRS;-I have recently seen
VI III your paper unanswerable article,
headed "rombs.' Although deeply interested,
| have heretofore taken but little part in the
controversy; but the views of Capt. Richard
Perkins seem SO just and correct, that | cannot
refrain from opposing this high handed move of
a Society in the city of Lynchburg, to impose
upon the people of the country, by an attempt to
establish "A Cemetery in front of their doors
Bishop Early nude similar attempt. some
years ago, and h AID to abandon it, ON account of
the complaint of the peoP', and the unanimous
disapprobation of the Common Council of the
town of Lynchburg, on the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1897, as will be seen annexed to the article
referred to. Now, what right has he, and his
eonfederatcs to establish II Col. otha, in (you
may saw the village OF Brookyille, in defiance
of its inhabitants and those who own property
there?-especially, when, las am creditably
informed) Bishop Early has some fifty acres of
land equally convenient and well adapted
where it will interrupt no one--for the purpose.
Now, it would seem, that the Bishop is not will
ling to edo a he would be done by''-and | am
certain that none of his aders and abettors in this
speculative scheme, would suffer such eStdb-
ishment TO be located near them. The damage
done the citizens of Brookyille and is vicinity
has been already very great, in contemplation of
his imposition on us. If they succeeded, (which
: now very doubtful it will he still greater as
short. the village depopulated, ana buildings in
contemplation abandoned. As AN EXAMPLE of the
truth Of these declarations look at the ghostiy
appearance of the old fields around the "Old
Methodist Grave Yard" its population, &C. =
Brookville and its vicinity is but small place.
to he sure; but like Sebastopo it will defend it.
self against the Bishop and his allies, as long as
there is a "shot in the locker" Their homes
may be homeiy, but it's a home dear to its
citizens as the Bishops palace, or the beautiful
and highly adorned residences of the party who
arc attempting this enterprise. VIII any per-
son in the city of LynehburG or out of it. who
loves his neighbor well as himself, purchase n
square in this Cemetery? Ipresume not and
hope The Bishop and his party, upon 'second
sober thought" will see the great Injustice done
to their neighbors, whom they "ought to lore as
we'll as themselves" and forthwith abandon their
purposes, especially, as they have, ms ! under
stand, failed to effect sale of single square as
yet. Would you like temporary resting place
on earth or IN hearen? A NEiGHBOR.
June 3 c.}tif
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Fail of1 TU.nfi-Fire men h iifH.

BUFFALO, N Y, June s.-On "Wednesday
morning, the tunnel ON the short line of the
Cincinnati Railroad cavel in, burying about
twelve men, who working init. Five men
were instantly killed, and JAS. Pierce, foreman
of gang, Dennis Dryman, Jno. Collins, Philip
Deyere, and Patrick Hagerty. are not expected
to live. An nvestig ation Of the accident was bee
inc Ind
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NEW CONGf,rsN.

fs'IiE undersigned having taken the hou,e G'rncr'y
occupied by & y n =. Sr"ftar, NO doors above
Acre \ AcGpn,htp's o stand ard neSt door tn
MuucIi & Suitton. Mum street. Ly, chhurg fn. bcRs
c, W. To- call tie t,rou Of lis ienl- nud the psbiic
Ceuer lis, 10 Ma stock al Gforcria#, Liquors, Sc,
which he is Offering Low f,r cosh ia srhhngn fbr
county produce. Particular attention pail to the snlo
of Flour Wheat, Caru lbaeco, &'.,=,iss 10 the re
criging and forwarding 81 Goods.
NAV - c&dt-y JOfIE LUSSFORD.
Bedford Sendne, mud Salem Raei.ref cory 6m
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ROOKER n TRIBLE,
WICKEEISIIAM'S
" vODu yu DD n Ayy ~

FOR enclosing Public Squares Cemetery Lots, Dive
! lings g, ttegos, &c Window Guards, Tree Boxe
&c. sold at III" manglcurers' pri.cs Specimen
be ut my MarbN Works.
ian 10 dsclv JNO. Il. GADDESS
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Dissolution.

FsNEiE concern of II. Silverhurn & Co. dssolv
4 cd on the 10th inst. by mutual consent The
of the will nnl9 be n-ed in winding nr tie
formc business. All rh,s" ,ndrbci viii please come
forward and settle; an u having claims against the
finn viii rlense them thpl the business may lie
closed as speediyss rn.,ihlo
II, SILVERTHORN.
L. NUIIZ.
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WILLS. BLAKE Pitt
PETERSBURG, VA.
WILLS a. PITTMAN.

(iately of the FIRM Of Will, Len T. Browilny.)
NJ llh give their attention the sale and rurcll~r
of all articles of Agricultural Produce tnrnipg
emPemnnta &c, nnd purchase for order and sell ~,
commission oil articles of Groceries Sc. &a receive
,nd 4 rward Goods and net general Commission
Hgentg inn 3.d.flr
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nreyl9t t.
pDEAUE rsESToEsED!-rteqre

EDEASE RESTORED ~ great political
\ cpnle.t VIII, hns uritniel the Old Dp1.ippn =
the l. halt yenr haNiUg Inst. NIL the supk, ii tho
hIulr having cleared up. the renbstunts h1sn an
opportunity inspect UNIFORMS md rop1ce those
all ntterHd HHa torn ia the III ,ualr-4 roHHirt. with
such ore be ouunp, and comfortable IL Prue.
RAJ muster. l. Is scareeiy necessary 10 remind tho
gallant leeionsv Glorious vanqnisied. "ftbc Bacork
aud p, n;-tricis, tlAl the licsd Quarters for NV
TAs ovAhfr mn GUAR OUTFITS j. ia, CLOTH
ING BAZAAR lnpr h-t.
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ng them.
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PHILADELPHIA CONTENTION

>, II" iURk Juno o.-The Tribune here suys
the Louisiana delegation were excluded from lie
Convention by vote of 7S to Al The Couyeu.
zion will organize to morrow.
lsEcoNn DESPATCH
WASHINGTON, juno s.-The editor of thn
american Organ. one of the delegates 10 the
Philadelphia Convention, writes here under date
oi the 9Th inst, saying that there is strong hopes
that the Convention will adopt a naiionl platform.
though II will be impossible to devise any plat.
torn that will he acceptable to n very large ma.
Jority # the body.
80 far the decision between the North and
south has been conducted in good feeling and
with cnmmendahle freedom from aermony.
The question between the North and South
will not be blinked ut or evaded.
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{ 'lIEAr HOSIERY. GLOVES, sc # yo- wnnt
~ to buy the best Stnrhnsz md Glogrs for the low
eat prices, plrasn cpll AZ. 3. n. LEWIS.
Juno l.
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WAR! wARl-ATTENTION SOL,

w DIERS OF TIE WAR OF 1872! BOUNTY
LAND WARRANTS.--fhe Soldiers of the War of
1912, their egal representatives.. call and
gel thu additional quantity ut Bounty Land coming
Ihea also, the wi w= oi the soldiers Of the tevuu
ionary wer Come one come nll-therc Is enosgh for
rn"h. enough fur III.
BE to orqnire for The undersigned if yoa with
YOUR claim, propory ,tenr 10 for hive Just received
from ileud Quarters nil the necessary rolls and docu
to tsabli.h your claims; you have nothing
10 but come tu aud get your warrant, inr which
| viii pay YOU the high, cash prise.
marl2 Is L. " GRAY. Agent for Claims.
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LATE NEWS BY THE MAILS.
THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL con.

We extract from the New York Herald of
Thursday, such items Of intelligence in regard
10 the Great National Convention now in session
in Philadelphia, may prove of interest to our
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NOTICE.

1--WE firm Of Gregory y R,yall dis.olvcd On
Z the j0rh April las Either parttcr mey usr the
namo u, the ,nccfn in closing uni he business.
JAS d. GREGORY.
JAS. T. RDlAlI..
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Il. Ritehic rs. S. s. Il. r. Co.

The question ofthe law A. TO whether the above
company should be held responsible for damages
by the line OF stage, which last year connected
the Soutl-Eido Railroad with I.ynchburg was de.
cided Thursday, in the Circuit Court of Peters
burg, by Judge Nash in favor of the plaintiff. E
The case, says tho Express will be brought be-
fore a Jury on the lith inst who will have 10 de-
eide "a 10 the amount Of damages.
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Diss0lIltiQD.

TEHE concern fCump Il Crawford il this dizzy dis
l. Sulved by mutual consent All persons hnvng
c.i01- asain-t Il concern Will ptrsrat them to r y
Crawl RI tor payment; those indebted the concern
viii NM payment 10 tic sum-, lie having purchased
sad J, Camp interest ia the concern
ANDREW J. CAMP.
THEODORE ID RAWFORD
May 10. 1855
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nsssOi.UrTOn 0. CO-pAtsENEH-

y SlIT.-lht hrm Of Nance 4. Gla-s'II i lbs day
the oil the lac f~n in cI,,int tlr unsettled bu-
snes,. THOMAS NANCE.
Nfw Yuih. J Iuts /. JAMES :. GLAsSELL.
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LONDON PORTER AGENCY.

M offer for sale, agents of Messr- Hibpet nr
w Londnn, 800 cnsks of host Lnniou Porter. pinis
and quGrt 200 casks OF Scoch Ale, which we will sell
us low the imported Gle ran be hal IN the country
EDMOND, DAVENPORT T. CO.,
June d3n Richmond.
WANEED-A young assistant in a Drug
w Stoo. One thoroughly acquainted with the bs-
sines', and OF y business habits can find Il pelma.
nent situation by applying / us office. may 81 its
TENEAS TEAS !! TEAS Ill have Just received
Il Other supply of those choice Green and Black
Teas, which gave much satisfaction hose who haye
tried them. may 2Sts T. ID. CP ,WFORD.
n EN CROP RICE. of very superior quality, receiv
y ed and fer sale by h. +. bACkETT.
June IS
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ALUM WATER FHom BEnrouD

Grow \ RuNr, Superintendent.
p#tn- -
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IN AOKEREL.-A flesh supply Of Mackerel jos
IVE received and for sale the Family Grocery
by may 2sis r. D. CRAWFORD.
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As iof prescription, don see thai a. o..
man, am any more prescribed by the kno"
Nothings, than asa Wing was prescribed by the
Democrats" And in anolhef.,iace he says Il
am under greater obligations to the natives than
am In toreigners-and therefore menn u vote
with them. ! have been three times ruined SINCE
have been here-twicc by fire and once by rob
bery-and have been three times re established
in business, and every time by the native Wings
and Democrats; aud no fellow -countryman OF
mine ever yet lent me any aid in my distress, aud
therefore they have no claims on me 10 support
them for offices that, by the way, they will never
get and ifanY Of my eountrymcn are weak a"d
silly enough 10 lot the dfueerais ase them ns
tools for their own purposes, ap 10 the time ct
the election, and then Be laughed At Tor ih'ii
folly, they may do it, but they don't catch me in
any such trap