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ME AMERICAN RIFLEMEN, are
i'll hereby notified 70 meet tomorrow Thursday
night, NJ ~ o'clock, at their Armory, corner OF
Louisiana avenue and Seventh street
The members arc earnestly requested 70 be pune
tIal in their attendance.
BY order
WILLIAM II. CHAMPION,
mar Ol--WIx Recording Secretary.
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t.f,ENWOOD CEMETERY.

80 ulLEN VOOD SlUA - $50
ONCE No, 2g2 Pennsylvania aoenue,
Corner III 10th street, over The Savings
vTyHIs Cemetery Is It'd ont Oh The. plan Of
u the celebrated Greenwood OF New York; and
ter miles north of the Capitol North Capitol street
leading directly to thegateway. This Company have
received charter from Congress, appropratng their
ground forever To burial purposes making fee title
from Legislation Of otherwise which IA Of vast impor
lance to those who wish their dead to repose where
they have placed them, forthas becoea custom in all
cities when the burial ground has become valuable
for other purposes 70 sell it and throw the dead pro.
not prevent it, as no titles given to the ground.
N. b. Office open from 10 TO II A. NJ, where pamph-
lets containing the charter, bylaws, and map Of
the grounds, and all other information can be OBJ
tanned All orders left with MI. JAMES 7. HAIR
vEY, No. 4lo7th street, or any other Undertaken,
will be promptly attendedto. June IS,--ly
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THE GREAT BLOODPURIPIER AND
INvIGORATfNG COMPOUND.

THE GREAT BLOOD PUHlfIEH AND
nR. j. =. ROSES Celebrated sarsapa-
~ rilTs Blood Purifier. AS spring and summer
Alternative medicine and invigoraung drink, II has no
equal. tr.E
IL purifies and euriches the blood
Acts upon the liver stomach and bowels;
Carries oil all secretioDs and humors;
Cleanses the skin Of all eruptions;
Gives appetite, bloom, and vgor;
Strengthens and invigrstes Che constitution;
Makes the skin soft smooth, and natural;
Expels pimples, b0ils, and sores;
Cures Scrofula and al Skin Erupions;
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 Complainfs which, In their very ma
ture ara erhanstng and facilitating, IL IL particu
larly recommended. Indeed il makes the weak strong
the pale and emaciated from sickness natural
causes, soon have color, bloom and health. As a
summer drink IL is exhilarating refreshing stimu-
lating and enlivening Persons (young and old who
have used this delightful compound, surprised at
its immediate beneficial effects
Quart bottles, OIL; small bottles, so cents.
PHr,-aprLpua, October 10. 1854
had been afflicted with an liberated sore arm for
who could not cure ne In using four bottles Of DR.
ROSES SARSAPARILL.A BLOOD PURIFIER, and
applying his letter and Healing Ointment my arm Is
now entirely well. L. p. C0URSAULf,
Concert street, Philadelphia
SEVERE ARD ALARMING CASE or ScporuII
CunxD ny NE wIrHy THE PAST rwo MosrHs.--A
young girl OF this city, twelve years old with her
mother called on me for medical advice. Her head
entire cab her hair almost all of her head her
eyes and ears much swollen, infamed and Sore APP
petite poor, and the child looked like victim 10 the
disease. gave her my Family Pills, two bottles 81
Alteratiye 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 is growing finely on her head This is only one
Of hundreds Of sinar 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 gil volumes.
j. 8. ROSE NJ. ID.
The above celebrated Sarsaparilla Compound Is
sold by @. ST0Tf a CO.,
W. H. GILMAN,
J. w. MARIN,
PATTERSON 4 MARIN,
ID. b. CLARK,
II. H. MCPHERSON,
w. T. EVANS,
KIDwELL a LAWRENCE.
J. b. MOORE,
Washington, d. @.
J. L. KIDWELL,
Georgetown.
Ard by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
msr 7-ooif 6m
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT,

an Street, one door from the corner OF
" Ninth, No S6l very desirably situated being
contiguous to the Patent and Post Offices and adjoin-
ing Mrs. Spsdng's clearinghouse.
may 2l--eo2m
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By C. w. BOTELER,
Aucti0neef.
TUN II IT q IT. n H. u ShIE aE INJnnAVNYs

ESH ST EES SALE OFF IMPROVED
~ Property. Monday the I'd day Of July.
shall sell in front of the premises, on llih street
near Maryland avenue at o'clock, +. ~. by yifa.a
of deed of trust dated November H. 1865, and dry
recorded in Lber !. a, $. No. 81, folios SsS-S7l, a
No. a2g, according to Lawrence's subdivision Of u
portion of said square with all the alley privileges.
buildings and improvements thereon cousistin Of 4,
valuable brick tenement
Terms Of sale: $500 In cash. the balance in Six and
twelve months, with interest A deed TO be given.
and deed of trust taken TO secure the credit pay
ments All conyeyancing ut the expense Of the pul-
chaser.
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GREAT SACRIFICES OF DRY GOODS
a Il the Cash Store, Second door west o


a Il the Cash Store, Second door west OF
N Seventh street, under the Avenue House, and
opposite the Centre Market
we are now closing out tho stock Of some twenty
thousand dollars worth Of Dry Goods, without re-
gard 10 cost
AZ the entire stock must be sold within sixty DAYS,
we win offer goods at such prices as ought % induce
persons 10 buy, whether they want Dry Goods or
not viz:
Ginghams, Gll fine do, snch retail at - for l2Is
and l6 cents
Lawns, s, ~, 9 and 10 cents; fine French do, II
and 1881 cents
Calicoes, az and 8 cents yard.wide Chnr, 10 cent
DeLsines from 81 up, Challs, Bcrcges, Swiss Hosie
~, Habbcrdashery, &c, proportonally cheap
Irish Linens, 1884 up; fine article OF ladies' Linet
Cambria Handkerchief, 1915 cents; gents do.
white and colored; Bordered % cents, and many
other articles TOO numerous to mention, at un
heard low prices
Those who would have bargains bad better cal
Immediately, at the sign Cash Store, under the Ave
| nue. House. Terms exclusively cash
je 27-eoSt j. G. FITZPATRICK, Agent
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AMERf04N FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION,
Or Tassday, The 10th July,

Oh TnSsday, tte 10th July,
10
THE WHITE aoUsE.
nv m e Steamboat George wasMtgscn leaves
il Georgetown at o'clock, A. M, WasAinkYn
II .. Navy Yard at W, and Alexandria at ~, Inc
fhonas Coiyer will leave Washington at O'Clock,
+. III. Navy Yard al ~, and Alexandria at 8.
,Prosperi's Band Ii engaged. III - own
Tickets for gentleman and two hdiss' ONE
Dinner, sdrper, and Reffeshp.spts will b served
by Mr. William Coke, proprietor Of the p'e no"ss
Dinner 80 cents. Supper 25 carts.
jy STU Fri MSt* Bait Clipper, rir-
HOUSES for Rent Rooms to Let Lots
IL. for Sale, or Lease.-For rent two dwell
ings, near the Northern Market One very desirable
at 5000 per annum-the other at eight dollars per
month.
Also, several pleasant rooms to let furnished, or
unfinished.
Also, twenty building Lots for sale, or lease rang
ing from IL 10 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
A MA
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REpoRrED ron rHK
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.

Arrivai Of the Steamer Hermara-- Fo.r Days
Later from Europe hnportanf from the Cri
"sa-A Great Battls-Dgsat Of the Allie,
rih Great Loss.
NEW YORK, July 5.--The steamer Hermann ar
rived here this morning with Liverpool and Lon
don dases to Wednesday, June 20.
The cotton market closed dull at Liverpool with
| sales during the three days Of Q 900 bales.
The market for breadslaffs was dull and prices
lower, except corn, which was inn snd unchanged
Consols closed at 81 l-2.
Wen authenticated reports had reached Liver
pool Of great battle having been fought in the
Crimes, IN which, the allies were defeated with i'm
mense loss
Particulars Of the aEas win doubtless be re-
ceived by the steamer America, whose arrival at
Halifax has just been announced
There was rumor in circulation that the EN-
peror Of France was suffering from the effects Of
an apoplectic it,
Arrieat Of the America, Three days later from
Europe Of The Allies before SeJastopo-
IN an attack on tie Russian lines.-- Great 6looH
sled
HALIFAX, Suiy b.--The Cunard Steamer Ameri-
ca has arrived here With dates to the Esd ult.,
from Liverpool and London.
The news by this arrival though scanty, - quite
important.
PROM THE CRIMEA
The intelligence from the seat of war is very i'm
portant
The French and English made an attack upon
the Redan and Great Malakof Tower, ON the 18th
Of June, but were repulsed by the Russians with
crest slaughter! The details of this important
affair had not transpired, but the fact was wel
IautheR.isats6.
A large new French foan IL Immediately required
In the English Parliament Mr.. Roebuck moved
a vote of censure.; a
Private advices from the Crimea and fragment
AIRY intelligence say that the Engish loss in this
last contest was not less than 1000 men, including
General Campbell and seventy-six officers.
Other rumors were prevalent.
MARKETS.
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NOR RENT--A Small Garden-Farm
IT 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 ID. A. WATTERS0N, Second street Eas
Capitol Hill. FEB 2O--WhSu
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FURNISHED PARL0Ts and CHAMBER
FOR RENT.
a PARLoR and Chamber, on the frs.
N floor 81 first-cass house, will be rented, on
very moderate terms Location near The Irving House.
Inquire at this Office je 2S--eod3t
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VERY Important TO Housekeepers..

Spratts' Patent Herneticul Self Sealing CAM.
With these cans, such fruits Apples, Pears Peacl
es, Strawberries Raspberries Blackbcrrios &c. ard
such vegetables as Tomatoes, Green Peas, Green
Corn, Beans, and indeed every species Of either may
be preserved for years in their fresh state, without
the addition Of salt sugar acid, any other pre-
servative property whatever.
Directions for preserving fruit and vegetables az
companytthe Cans. For sale by
r. Il. BADEN,
No. 81 Louisiana avenue, between
je i3--Staw2w 9Th and 7th streets.
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FOR RENT.
HNHE subscriber will rent his Honse, with
u Furniture, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
nth and 18th streets, First Ward No. 1914 for few
months, at less price than the house alone would
rent for ut any other season of the year. t M
X. W. BATES, r
je 25--eodf Agent for the American Organ.
GUM PACKING, BETTING, HOSE,
M and Baskets kept constantly ON hand aud 4 r
sale by T. ~ MCCORMICK q CO.,
Alexandria, Virginia,
Agents for the Boston Betting Company
Ia 1b-tf
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ASrcDorE "A clergyman preaching sermon
on some particular patriarch, was exceedingly high
In his pspog Uric and spoke Of him as far exceIing
every saint in the calendar He took view OF
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-05

A STRAY MlRsHiL.-Thc line Of the American
procession yesterday way honored for some dis.
tance by the escort Of one Of the msrshas Of the
procession Of the foreign party. Thinking It was
oil right, the gentleman rode pleasantly along
apparently enjoying himself highly tin upon near
ing Kalorama Il was thought proper to undeccive
him. One OF the legitimate msrshalssrode up to
him, and promising that be he and bis friends
were gratifed by his company, and would be hap-
py 20 enjoy u at their dinner if he would be pres
ent ne an invited guest, informed him Of his mis-.
take. The invitation was declined, and The stray
marshal proceeded 10 marshal himself of by TAX.
ing the back track to the city.
On account OF the STR n yesterday, tie fire.
works which we're 10 have taken place according
TO the programme, published In the Organ Of Tues
day, were deferred.
The committee would state that due notice will
be given In the Organ, Star and other city papers
when the display win take place.
Tho committee Of the American party, ever
anxious 10 crafty the public would State that our
Flying Artillery, which was brought here 10 fire
national salute, win naneuvre on the Monument
grounds, or south Of the Presidents this afternoon,
at 6vo o'clock.
ELscrIoS OF BANK 0rrIcRRs--The following
named gentlemen were on Monday elected officers
Of tie Bank Of the Metropolis:
Thomas Carberry, President; Lewis johnson.
George Parker, George w. Graham, Charles HIN,
General James Thompson, William b. Todd. Ste
phcn p. Franklin George Lowry, and Robert p.
Dunlop, Directors.
The following is the result Of the recent election
for officers OF the Patriotic Bank
,. ?. Ingle, President; William 0rme, James
z. Mcauire, A. \. Perry, ]. r. Caldwell, T. Blag-
den, w. J. Isagden, w. J. Mcdonald, d. Saunders,
and John Pordy, Directors.
Two colored men got into fight Yesterday az
tcrnoon near the foot Of the Capitol Hill; one Of
them was severely cut about the face and throat
with knife. Nf
ASrcporR "A clergyman preaching sermon
on some particular patriarch, was exceedingly high
In his pspog Uric, and spoke Of him as far exceIing
every saint in the calendar He took view OF
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-05

Two colored men got into fight Yesterday az
tcrnoon near the foot Of the Capitol Hill; one Of
them was severely cut about the face and throat
with knife Nf
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Ard by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
mar 7--ooif 6m
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mar 2i--Wiy Recording Secretary
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

II The testimonials Professor Holloway has
received from thousands of persons in the Union
grateful for the benfit they have derived by using
Holloways Ointment and Pills. are convincing
proofs Of their efficacy, and as no restraint is
required while using them, they are invaluable as
a companion, either at home or abroad the friend
of the afflicted, the exterminator of suffering: the
citizens OF the Union should never be without
these invaluable remedies, whioa if handy, when
wanted, will prove blessing more easily conceived
than describ bed, as they will cure most desperate
wounds ulcers, and sores They are sold at all
MEDICINE stores, throughout the Union, and a.
Professor Holloway w hoIesaIe Depot, IS. Corner
OF Ann and Nassau streets New York.
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MARRIED..


In Highland on Thursday evening, April 9th
by Hon l.. NJ. Strong, Mr.. G. F. LEMEN to Miss
ELIZA A CooNs, daughter of VIM. A. Coons, Esq,
of Highland.
In the distribution of the rich esculents provi.
ded for the occasion, the Printer was not forgot
ten, and while receiving the congratulations of
friends, and their best wishes for prosperity, iov
and happiness through life, we desire to be re.
membered as among the most sincere. Nav eve
ry anticipation of pleasure be fully realized, and
when the joys OF earth shall have faded, may thew
enjoy that unalloyed felicity which knows no
change.
AT the Parsonage, in Mineral Point on the ! 9Th
INST by Rev W. Wilcox, Mr. WILLIAM PHILL,ps
to Mrs. VIRGINIA &. KENDALL, both of Linden.
By the same and at the same place on the 9th
INST, Mr. 1Eo; W. STEWART, of Blue Mounds, 10
Miss SARAH M. STEWART, of this town.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25
RIOT IN CHICAGO!
SEVERAL KILLED AND A NUMBER WOUNDED


A somewhat serious riot occurred in Chicago
on Saturday. We have 10 details except what
we gather from the telegrsphic news of the Mil
waukee Sentinel of the 23d. 1t appears that the
riot grew out of the prospective prohibltory IL
quor law, and some license suits pending before
the county court. A procession OF Germans and
Irishmen, many of them in semiintoxicated
state, according to the dispatches, marched thzo
some OF the principal streets OF the city, to the
court house square, where with the aid OF drum
ana lew other musical instruments, crowd was
speedily collected. The police interfered and at
tempted % dispense them. Resistance was made
The drummer, and one or two OF the rlngleaders
were knocked down, and general night resulted
One man was killed and several dangerously
wounded The principals in the affray were
seized and committed to Jail
In the afternoon, about o'clock, a company
OF Germans armed with loaded muskefs, knives,
clubs, &c, proceeded to the court house square
An intensely excited crowd was already collected
| there: and another ARRAY occurred IN which a
policeman was shot dead, and man passing IN a
wagon dangerously wounded by rifle ball. Two
Germans were shot through the body and proba-
| bly, killed and many were knocked down and
taken TO Jail j. H. Rees. prominent citizen,
had a narrow escape, his skull being grazed by a
| bullet
| The military were called out that evening, the
court house put under guard of soldiers, and
several pieces of artillery planted on each side OF
the square Fifty special policemen were sworn
| IN, and although threats were made OF firing the
! city, 1t was nearly quiet on Sunday. Numerous
arrests had been made and the prompt and res
olute course pursued by the authorities will
| probably prevent another out break-Mad. JoUr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-25
A aENu1NK REFORM.

We have before us copy of the Type of the
Times, published in Cincinnati, O., by Longey
Brothers, arm of FIVE young men of energy. who
are engaged in promoting the Phonetic or SPELL
ing Reform, by the publication of Books and Pc
riodicas in the re formed and scientific orthogra
ply. The Type of the Times . is mammoth
sheet, of good paper, well printed and made up
into sixteen four-column pages, convenient alike
for reading and preservation. A limited portion
of it is printed with the new Alphabet, which any
one read after few minutes observation;
but the body of the paper is filled with jndicious
ly prepared matter, in the common spelling, for
the patronage of the reading public.
By the list of Phonetic Books advertised in the
type" we Judge the Spelling Reform is making
permanent progress Besides series of Pono-
typic School Readers, and instruction books for
the study of Phonetic Shorthand, we observe the
New Testament, Biographies of the President of
the U. S, and their portraits, an essay on Money
Getting and MoneySpending, &c. There is also
in course of publication large Phonetic Die
tionary, to be ready by September next
The merit of this system consists in having
distinct letter for each sound in the language, and
in always representing each sound by the same
letter.
All that is necessary in learning to read, there.
fore is to learn the characters and the pupil is
as sure to pronounce a word correctly, belonging
to any other language, as be is the most common
household word What advantage would this
those learning other languages. And what vast
amount of money and precious time it would
save TO be devoted to other objects This steam
and lightning age not long abide the oughs
and aighs, and the thousand and one other ridicu-
Gus contortons of the English alphabet to repre-.
sent simple sounds. Brevity is one of the mark
ed characteristics of the age, and if everything
which has more length than depth, passes its
gauntlet without losing few of its last joints. it
will be account of its speed
The price of the Type is $500, and such is the
arrangements of the publishers for the present
year, that every person subscribing for the paper
will receive in addition. premium in books, rang
ing from so cents TO $500, according to the mum
Der of copies sent to his Office SO that the paper
alone will cost over $780, while
many will receive in addition to their paper, one,
two and three dollars worth of books This NAV
look unreasonable but we have no reason to
doubt that it will be faithfully lived up to on the
part of the publishers The arrangement will
pay them by The introduction which it will give
TO their publications throughout the country
Who will get up club for the Type of the Times
A club of dozen will receive premium of form
rs cents 10 S 90 each; one of two dozen, like
premium of from s. 90 to So 90 each
Specimen copies will be sent gratis on appica-
ton.
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CIfANCEGkY SALE

denry Ienahan rs. James Doane
NJ Office is hereby given that, by whine cf sr-..
Y and decree of tie Circuit Court of Iowa Conn.,.
Wisconsin, IN Chanccry, E,aGe and entered in - a c.
on the 18th day OF March, ID. 1853, certain rsrs
pending beo e said Court " herein Henry enphr -
complainant and James Doaae is defenaant and -
the sathority given me in sad oruer ara decree III
sell at Public Vendue 10 the highesf and best bi+fa.
for cash in hand, on Saturday, The 18th day Of Ne
A D. 1893, between the hours Of niIe O'Clock 40
the setting of the sun p NJ of said DAY, al the front Do
OF the Court House in the town Mineral Point in
county atthe right, title and said ef5
ant or which he had therein of The NJ rtcs
IN SAID order and decree, mentioned in and 10 IL m
lowing described anos TO wit-The south west ou,e,
OF The north east quarter of Section nnmbf three
ana the south east Quarter of the north ent ouar ~
section number three, D. in township nun b. for
north, OF Range number two, e east rhv
acres, also, the souh east quarter of The south wt
quarter OF Section thirty five (3, in township nufe
i've, ~ NORTH of Range number two, east situated
in Iowa county, Stale of Wisconsin
The above sale viii be made satisfy the sum of two
hundred and twenty six dollars and sixty Eve CENTS t
sum decreed by the said Court to be due by aid A.
PENDANT t. said complainant principal and interest
SAID Mortgage, also, to satisfy the costs of Court
Sale, and accruing interest
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff
Iowa Co., Wis.
Sherfs office, Mineral Point, March 80, 1875 rGyao
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The Church Tenure LaU.-The bill in relation
TO Church Property was signed yesterday by the
Governor.
1t declares all future conveyances to Priests
Bishops and other eccesastics in their official
character or as corporations sole, void 1t also
declares void all future conveyances of lands con-
secrated to religious purposes, unless made to a
religious corporation organized in conformity TO
the statutes of the State, which requires such
poratons to consist OF at least three Trustees,
and not to have annual revenue of more than
SO 900, excepting the Minister. Elders and Dea-
cons of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church
OF New York the Rector, Church Wardens and
Vestrymen of Trinity Church, New York; and
the Minister, Elders and neacons of the first Pres
byterian Church of New York.
AS to such lands at present held by individuals
Bishops others) it provides that they shall be
deemed to be held in trust for the congregations
who them; and that they shall revert to those
congregations the death of the individuals who
now have the title. In case the congregation do
not organize a corporation to take the title, the
land shall eschea to the State, to De held in trust
by it until such corporation shall be organized
albany (N y Evening Journal.