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For Bale and Rent.

EOR RENTAL A REDUCED PRICE, a fine
l. Brick House, corner OF Massachusetts avenue
and 10th street, in Of the pleasant parts of
the city. Apply to GEO. +. LANGLEY, on L.
between Ninth and Tenth street, No s04
ie 06-3ts '..-..|F
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Supposed Earthquake.

BALTIMORE, June ga shock, supposed
to be that of an earthquake, was experienced
here at l o'clock this merning, arOu,ipg half
the city. Many fed to the streets for secu-
rity. In the eastern section some windows
were broken. The shock was followed by a
rumbling noise, and was felt in the country
also seven miles from the city.
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o p. iOOVEts, Iron Hall Boot. Shoe and
y. Trunk Establishment. ! have received -kxs~
this day large assortment of Gents French &Ek
Patent Leather aud Calf Boots and Shoes, ~
which will sell cheap V<as
Also, Boys Youths, and Children's SHOES of all
descriptions. All in want please call at
&. T. HOOVER,
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe and Trunk
Establishment, between 9th and Goth SITS.
ip If
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By GRE IS q SCOTT, Euctfoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH X
Y street al AuctOn.-On MONDAY, the % oil
July, we shall sell, in front Of the premises, AT
O'Clock p m west part of Lot 40. %, in Square
No 5l6, having front north street OF 20 feet
running back i42 feet inches to a wide alley, be-
tween Alb and 5ih streets west.
Terms: Onc- fourth cash balance In 6, 10 and ls
months for notes bearing interest from the Gay of
The sale
Title indispuiahIe.
A deed given and a deed Ofpus Gaken.
GREEN & SCOTT,
je ed Aucuoneefs.
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EOR SALE, CHEAP-ANEw FRAME Dwell
4 ling, and on accommodating terms Apply TO
POLLARD WEBB, on Pa. avenue, doors east Of
National HOTEL lie 2S-3s
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dor RENT-THE STORE NOW OCCUPIED
Il By Joseph Huggrns, Jeweler, No. 2Ie Peuna.
avanue. E. OWEN s. SON
lie I2-eo2w
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EOR RENT-A FINE THREE-STORY AND
Il attic Brick Hou=e, No. 256 c street, between
AZ and 9th, with every convenience d sirabc for
private residence. A pump Of excellent water in
the yard. Apply at
HAVENNER'S Bakery,
je l6-eo2w e, ietween AZ ard 9Th SITS,
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY But SMALL HAUL On
Tuesday night last, as Patrick Keenan, was
rtturniDg with his hack from Rockville, he
was assaied by three men, dragged from his
box and his pockets searched L. happened
luckily Cor Patrick that he had bat IS cents
about him, which amount the rogues appro.
priated 10 their own pockets, and made of,
leaving the worthy hackman more scared than
hut. He sson leaped on his box again, how.
ever, and got back to the city in jify"
Pat says he will have accommodate for six
The next time he drives on that road.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.-A THREE STORY
IL Brick Dwelling, with a two story back build.
iaq, ard all The necessary out buildings, situated i'm
COx's Row, First street, Georgetown. II has spa
cious parlors and commOdiOus hall. II is cCnsid-
cred enc of the most desirable residences in the Dis.
trct. There is an enclosed lot, west and adjoining
the house. The premises are now occupied by the
Secretary Of the Interior. Possession may be had
on the 18th July.
Also, a substantial two story brick House. with
spaci, ms grounds about it, situated the southwest
corner of and 10Th streets, Washington. Posses
sion given on the 18th July.
Apply TO BLADEN FORREST,
Corner F and ooh sts.
lie 25-2ws UDtpD
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PIGHrING MEN.-Jobn Daily and John
O'Brien, general fight and assault on Mary
Redden at place north of the City Hall and
Patrick Sullivan, engaged in the same fight,
and asssulting Waterman Thomas in the dis.
charge of his duty, were hold to bail for court
asst evening by Captain Birch in the sum o!
5000 each.
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BUILDING LOTS AND DWELLINGS-For
ID sale Lots on Third street, near the City HAIL.
on Z, between Third and Fourth; on T., between
First and Second; on Seventh, between l. and n;
on NJ, near Tenth; on Third, near l.; Seventh,
between T. and NJ; on X, between Fourth and Fifth;
also, opposite TO franklin Square; Massachusetts
avenue, between First and N. Capitol; First Ward.
G near Twenty first; Virginia avenue, near Tr-cn'y
first; ". Hampshire avenue, between III and ]; aIEn
two frame dwellings on Fourth between II and C,
will b. sold low for cash. Island property-Tw0
small fdmc tenements on |, between Four and a
half and Sixth; also, lots Virginia avenue, and
variety IN other p3rs Of the ls1nd ard City, all Of
which will be sold on terms accommodating To suit
purcht sers. Enquire at No 337, Pennsylvania av =,
opposite 10 Browns Hotel.
may % ~lmeo DAVID MYERLE.
dor RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE
II 1erms-A three story Frame, with basement
on New York avenue, between Fourth and Fifth
streets vest
Also, three story Frame, with back building, On
street north, between Fourth and Fifth SIS. west
Apply TO James w. Barker, residence on street
north, between 10Th and 18th streets west.
DICKSON & KING,
ap 5-Thu Georgetown.
NOR RENT-sEVERAL HANDSOME PAR
E loks and Chambers, with board.
Also, Table aud transient board. Inquire at NJ FRS.
SMITHS. 233 street ape
HOMES FOR ALL.-Beautf,iy and heaI,hily
II located Building Lots 81 feet front by 100 feet
deen, on graded streets, can, until spring. be bought
at the exceeding low price OF SIS, payable So pei
month. Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, 7th ST.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
Jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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n TNOAH WALKER CO., Marble Hall Clothing Empo-
~ rum, under Browns Hotel, respectfully announce
that their display Of Spring and Summer Clothing
ready for inspection, comprising assortment Of Oos
Vests and Psntsoons OF the and richest designs in
material trimming and workmanship To gentlemen who
study excellence with economy In fashionable articles
dress opportunity for selecting b offered from ofte
largest and most attractive stock OF goods offered IN
this city at Q very reduced scale of prices. sp17
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Auction Sales.
~ For other .a.ction Sales zee Ssyt page


By JAS. Q. MCGUIRE, Aucttonssrs.
CMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON Ilth
- between and streets, az Public Auction -
On MONDAY afternoon, July 7th, N 81 O'Clock,
on the premises. shall sell part OF Lot Ne. l3 in
square No. 3l9, fronting feet lith st between
and streets north, running back 95 feet 10 ten
feet alley, with the Improvements, consisting Of
small story frame house, NE. 427)
Terms One third cash; the residue in o, -, Is
a. 30 and IS months for notes bearing interest and
secured by a deed Of trust
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Iune 2S-d Auctioueey.
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A MIsrAkE.-T.o gentlemen, agents, got
into a difficulty yesterday about a money
transaction, and one charged the other with
getting his cash, and had a warrant issued.
Upon the evidence being brought before the
magistrate. the complainant found his money
in his OWE pocket, and the case was dismissed.
Both went of in good humor, glad of the
discovery. Old friends should be careful how
they accuse each other.
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DOR RENT- THE THREE STORY STORE
II and Dwelling, No. SO Bridge street, George
town, 50 long occupied as Emmert's Confectionery.
Apply TO Army, next door NAV 25-eof
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We learn, through Colonel Jones, the coun-
eel II the case, that the petition has been re-
fefred by the President to the Attorney Gen
efal and the Secretary Of the Navy for their
examination.
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1rrDR HOOFLAND's CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT
TEas.-wesk, nervous, depressed IN spirits, and .
prey 20 innumersbe mental we'll physical evils the
victim to dyspepsia is indeed obj of
Yet ia absurd for him to despair We
low and irritable he be- cordial proper
ties Of HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS prepared by Dr.
o. NJ. Jackson Philadelphia stronger the many
headed monster which is preyng his body and mind
and If he chooses to try them will insure SPEEDY
see advertisement ieT -1m
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ExANINATIoSs.-The following schools will
be examined this afternoon:
Miss H. U. Henshaw; Primary No 5, third
district; CAPITOL Hill, - street -Messrs
Hanson, Polk, Davis, knight and Bacon.
Miss Adams; Primary Ne. 3, fourth dis
trict Four and a. alf street Gsand;) Messrs.
AtLee, Bates, Pearson. Magruder, Bennett
and Dickinson and to- morrow afte- noon, Mr..
s j. Thompson Male Primary, fourth dis.
trict; f street, (Isiand y the whole Board
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n = PREMIUMS AP THE RSTs
st in the sscendanceThe juries Of each Of the late
fairs at Baltimore, Richmond New York awarded their
highest premiums to J. r. W. for their superiority of Pho
togrsphs stereoscopes and Dsguerreotypes exhibited
Mr.. W. also receive two Medals at the Worlds Fair Lon
don, and a premium at Crystal Palace New York.
Also the first Of Maryland for three
years past
whehsrsts Gallery in this city Pa avenue betw
~ and 9Th streets. feb IL
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A Rich SCENE On Sunday an exquisite of
the first ''Watah" stepped into one of our prin-
cipsl bssels, and accosted the chief clerk with
''Waitsh! give me a glass of watah'' The
clerks anger was aroused in an instant, and,
pointing to the cooler he replied, ''d-n you,
sr; there's water, 60 help YOURSELF" White
Kids took the blotter from the register and tore
1t In two pieces, one piece he used to wrap
around the glass, the other to save his gloves
from the spiggot. After he had got bis fill be
turned to the clerk and remarked, "ah. waitah,
that's fine wstah, very cold" number of
gentlemen were sitting around at the time,
and the scene caused a burst Of laughter
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1,10i1ial advertisements.
Succession Of A@gnste Bertrand.
iHIICCESSIDN CAL L Sintn Of

Succession Of AaguAe Be77rand.
SUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou
~ isiana-Fifth District Court-Parish of Lafonrche.
In the and by the authority of the Fifth judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish OF Lourche,
Bourg Sheriff and auctoneer, duly qualified and sworn in
the parish of Laurche at the late residence OF the
said Bertrand, situated in the parish Laforche, on the
right bank of bayou Lafourche about four miles below the
town of Thbodaux, at the Railroad Crossing THURS
DAY the 22d day of FEBRUARY, 1855, at 10 O'clock
the following described property, to-wit:
l. LOT No J. as represented plan of subdivision made
by Joseph Nicolas the 18th of April ls said lot hav
ing triangular form bounded West by road Of ten feet
North by Lot No 2, and Soulful East by the Railroad.
9 LOT No on the same plan, bounded West by road of
ten feet North by lots and 4, SOUTHEAST by the Rail-
road.
g. LOT No on the plan, bounded West by road of
feet North by the public road, and West by Lot No H.
and South by Lot No2. .
L. LOT No the plan, bounded West By Lot No 5
in front North by the public road East or by
the Railroad, and South by lot No
g CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND or the balance OF tract
measuring arpent and quarter front by forty in depth
cried and the land by The Raroad, said land form
erly bonded by land belonging above and below by
lands of Pierre Lasare and being of irregular FORM
Terms AND CeNDTTNs-The property payable ty thirds
third in all and each of the months Of March OF the
years 1885, 1885, 1857 the purchasers furnishing their
notes with good and approved security and bearing eight
per per interest after maturity payable at the
Office Of the Recorder of said parish to the order Of the Ad
minsrator, and the land to remain spec ally Inorgaged and
hy,,otlcated until final payment Nj. BOURG,
5tds Sheriff.
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avis 1noieial .
Succession de haguste Bertrand.
VENTE DE SUCCESSION-Etat

" I'm J.. I)F. StCNl fH>,elt) N-F.tat dc
Ia Louisiana Cour du CmluGne District .Iulicaire
paroisse de I:fourche.
ct par autoritt de In Cour d CinquiGne District
Julciare, scget dams ct pour la proissc dc L.iourvhe
oert publue par Mahurin Eourg Sheriff ct
umen qualie dams pour III paroissr
de Lfourche, les eX Situes sur Ia roitt u b,ol
Iacurchc, environ quatre mile audcSsos de la willie de-
ThhoauX, Railroad Crossing EUDi. lie - de FEY RER
1880, 10 heures A. NJ, la propricee suiVante SAVIOR:
J. LIE TERRAIN No. CONNIE il est represente un plan
ft par Joseph Nicolas L. Is tvril f>5t lctl terrain ay
ant une forme tran.uaire borne Quest par chemin
pubque, Nord par lie terrain No = sud Est par lie Rail
road.
2. LIE TERRAIN, No g sur lie lan borne Quest par
chemin dc dix pieds, Nogd par les ct j. ct Snd
Est par lie Railroad.
s. LIE TERRAIN No sur lie meme plan borne Quest par nm
chenin de dix pes Norl par lie chein public ct Oucst
par le terrain No 4, ct Sud FAR lie terrain 30 .
4. LE TERRAIN No t. te lan horne Quest mar Ia
terrain No 8, en- fice gu NoF par IL cenin pnt,ile p
GU Sud par lie Railroad, ct Sud par e terrain No >
5. UN CERTAIN MORCEAC DE TERRE on Ia balance l,pn
moroccan nesrant un rpcnt ct quart dc face ,r ana
rante en- proondeur, etant la balance ares ayoir dcut
les errais ci-dessus sers ct Ia rses par lie Che
min de Fer, la.e est bUrnee en- lu ct en- ha. mn,
les teffes de Pierre Lagare, ayant une frne irre
liere.
TERMEs ET CoNsroNS-Ia propriste PAYABLE par tiers
on un tiers ans f9us ct cacun dies dc Mars dies nncs
1850, 1865 ct $780, les acuereurs r>sant leurs billet.
avec soiine ct yiabie CAUTION porint hut m cent Pan
dntcret aprts tchGance payable rotlce ,u Recorder dc
lade parosse ordre de administrator ct L, crre roster,
specalement hypotheqlee jnstli an payment final
o-tds. Nj. BOURG, Sheriff
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CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE G. UR E OF

I
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseaess, Bronchitis. Whooping
Cough, asthma, and Consumption.
A MONG the numerous discoveries,
Ascence has made in this generation to facilitate the
business Of Henerease its enjoyment and proong
the term Of human eSsance can be named Of more
to the Healing Art vast trial of its virtues throughout
this broad country, has proven beyond doubt that
dine combination Of medines yet KNOWN surely
and the varieties pulmonary disease
which have hitherto swept from our midst thousands and
thousands every year Indeed there i now abundant
be relied on to the most dangerous affections Of
the lungs Our space here will not permit to publish
proportion the affected by its but would pre-
sent the following land refer further inquiry to Aer
can Amanac which the agent below named will always be
disputable proof Of these statements.
Office Of Transportation, Lauren R. r., 9. G.
apz Iaga i Il August 4, 1885,
J. .AYER-Dear Sir-My little son, four years old has
Just recovered from attack Of malignant Scarlet
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Its use In the above named disease will save many child
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gratitude prompts me in addressing you these for
your important discovery, my little boy would now have
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am yours with great respect,
6s@ J. d. POWELL. Sup4. Trans, L. r. g.
Rock Hill, Somerset co., N. j., July ri, 1882
DR. G.. AYER-Since your medicine has become known
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Please send me further supply, and believe me
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Ps Almost any number Of certificates be sent you,
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invariably recommend 1t for pulmonary affections, do
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In Napoleonvile by WEBSTER & LORETTE.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
March 25 1854 'seS HIM,
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balnable nle0i1ines.
CURE FOR ALL y!
HOLLOWAY's OINTMENT


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so lliiden Lane New YORK md IA Strand Lo'selon.
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER NINE
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Copy eta Letter from NJ " J. Long9ey, Ct HvatsesAe,
Iudkin Co.. Nth Carolina Q. s., ddted Aou. !, 1853
ssy-READ HIS OWN WORDS.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY: Sir,-It is not my wish to
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after trying every medicine had heard Of resigned
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the my legs to heal and entirely regained my
health my agreeable surprise and delight and to the as
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NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
COM of a Letter from r r. Durant, Yelo orleans,
November 9th, 1858.
To PROFESSOR Holloway 49, Corner of Ann and Nassau
Streets ": Dear Sir-t is with heartfelt gratitude
have inform you that by the Of your Ointment and
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50 Maiden N. York, and pa Strand London also by
all respectable Druggists and dealers in Medicines through
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~ so each. TO be had wholesale Of the principal Drug
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GHERIEES SALE
~ STATE OF LOUISLANA-Fifth Judicial District Cou
sitting in and for the Parish of Lafourche
Jean Baptiste Letory.


sitting in and for the Parish of Lafourche.
Jean Baptiste Letory.
NO. 10lV
Guiiiaume Alfred Cognet.
TAKE NOTICE. That, acting under an order OF seizure
and sale emanating from the above entitled Court in the
above entitled and numbered case have seized and will
offer for sale public auction at the Court House in the
town of Thbodaux. SATURDAY, the I'd day OF FEBU-
RYlS55 at II O'Clock IN, the property below described,
to-wt: .. .,-
TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish Of Lfourche, on
the left bank of the Bayou afourche at about four miles
above the town of Thbodaux, having front Of three
penis on said bayou of which the upper apent has adeph
of eighty arpents and the other two depth OF forty aens
the whole Tract bounded above by lands of Louis Oncale,
and below by those Joseph Robchaud with its improve
ments and appearances also the slaves
LUCY muatto aged about 43 years. and her children
ERNESTINE IS years JOSEPHINE, IS years, ELOI, IL
years. and JEAN BAPTlSTE7 years.
TERMS OF SALE--CASII ON THE SPOT.
Said Sale will be made satisfy the principal interest and
cost OF suit. [2-tnsl nj. BOTlsG, Sheriff.
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5I,erifs Sales.
q HESTFS SALE.
~ STATE OF LOUIsItNA-Fifh Judicial District Court,
sitting in and for the parish of Lafourche.
ArCGnS BtTEeIVlI.
IS

r
land Of Estate of Thomas Fish,
TAKE NOTICE That by virtue of order of seizure and
sale emanang from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled and numbered have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction at the Court Aouse in the town OF
Thbodaux, SATURDAY, the Sd day of FEBRUARY,
1855 at II O'clock NJ the following described property
to wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND belonging to the Estate OF
Thomas Fish, resident situated the right OF bank
OF bayou afourche about six miles below the town OF
Thibodaux, measuring half arpent front, by forty IN
depth bounded above by lands of Arcene Bergeron anu
below by lands of Guiilaume Lirette.
TERMS OF SALE.-CASII.
The said sale win made to satisfy the principal interest,"
and costs of suit. lids NJ BOuRG, SherH,
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GHERIF'FS SALE
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-FifthJ Judicial District
parish Of Iafourche.
Citizens Bank of louisiana
No. f449.

John C. Brown ct ais. 5= .t. -s
TAKE NOTICE: That by virtue of a writ OF fl III =,
emanating from the above entitled Court in the above en-
tilted and numbered case, have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction at the Court House IN the town OF
Thibodaux, SATURDAY, the Sd day of FEBRUARY,
1855, IL o'clock NJ the following described property
to-wit:
1st TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish Of Lourche
the right bank of Bayou Lafourche at about two miles
below the town of Thbodaux measuring six apents more
less front the said Bayou by tweny-seven arpents
less in depth bounded above by lands of Robert
Duncan s. Walker and below by that of Antoine Battle
alias Patron together with all the buildings improvements
and apprrtenances belonging
I'd. ONE HUNDRED SHARES Of the Capital Stock Of the
Citizens Bank Of louisiana secured by mortgage on the
aforesaid property slh5
TERMS AND CoSpETfoNs-The of Eight Hundred and
Sixty Dollars and Sixty Six Gents with interest at eight per
cent per annum Two Hundred Dollars from the 1s Of
May 1854 and of suit CASH. and the of Three
Thousand Two Hundred Dollars payable renewable first Of
May 1885, according to the charter of the plaintiff and any
balance after that cash. 3#
Saidsae will be to satisfy the principal interest and
costs Of suit. [I-tdsl nj. BOURG, Sheriff.