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GRAND EXCURSION OF
Central Lodge, No. l, I. o. o. F

THE MEMBERS OF THIS LODGE TAKE
Il pleasure In announcing to the SE&
citizens OF Washington and vicin- $500,
iiy, that they have chartered the swift steamer
GEORGE WASHINGTON, and Will give their
FIRST EXCURSIO " TO the WHITE HOUSE
PAVILION, on MONDAY, August 25th,
1856.
The members Of this Lodge pledge themselves
that no pains expense win be spared 20 make
this THE Excursion OF the season, and that every
exertion will be made TO render the trip agreeable
to all who may honor them with their company.
The Boat will leave her wharf at Sk O'Clock !;
Navy Yard at 9; Alexandria at9h The second
Boat at O'Clock. Returning, first boat will leave
the Pavilion at o'clock, and the second boat at
10 p. m.
OmnibuSes will be in readiness at the corner o Z
eth and streets, and Nineteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, to convey passengers TO the boat,
and also TO convey passengers on their return TO
Georgetown and the Navy Y ard.
No Liquor will be allowed on board the Boat
or at the Pavilion.
Dinner and Supper will be furnished by an eI-
perienced caterer al city prices.
Bath House has been fitted up at the Pavil
ion. and is IN charge OF an experienced chamber
NJ aid. for the accommodation OF the ladies
Esputa's Band has been engaged for the coca
sion.
Tickets ONE Notwithstanding gentle.
man and two ladies; TO be had at the principal
Drug Stores at the Boat, or Of any OF the Com
| mittee Of Arrangements.
Counittee Of Lrrangemssts.
A Borland, IL Walker, h McCt esoey
g sylvester, Boyd, VS. Hiltz,
" Ii Topping, r Barneclo, VIM Scott.
AN IQ-TThdS3t
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THESPLENDID STEAMER BALTIMORE,
IL Capt ) REYNOLDS, Will make r@s
daylight and moonlight E1cur-
sion, on THURSDAY the 2lst Of August, leaving
her wharf at u O'Clock a. m and passing down
the grand Potomac ffty FIVE miles In full view OF
r ort Washington, Mount Vernon, and sffoTdirg
passengers full view Cf the scenery Of this most
beautiful stIeami arriving at Aqua Greek al %
a IN, where the company can enjoy themselves
In fishing, shooting, and dancing until ~ O'Clock
at night The boat, meantime, Will return to
Washing on, al d make a second trip. leaving her
wharf at * p IA, for the Moonlight Excursion
TO Aqua & eek, arriving there In time to tske
back the party left there "a the morning when she
will take her departure for home by moon Z ht,
and arrive about daybreak the next morning
Atthis deightful place there IL the finest FISHING
and shooting, the ortOlan and white perch being in
greet abundance: there is a large shed wheie
those who wish TO dance can enjoy themselves To
the fullest
| fine band Of Cotillon Music viii be In attsn
dance. and a fne dinner will be served up by Col
Lewellsn, the proprietor Of the point
Fare for he round trip, ONE DoLLARi meals
extra.
For further particulars apply to the Cap.aia on
board or GEORGE MATTINGLY,
au Is 81 GUnionaInt'l1l Superintendent
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, August 20, 1885,

UEoRGEFoWS, August ~, 1890.
The gloomy, rainy weather of yesterday
wound up last night with considerable storm
from the northwest, accom- panied by consid-
cradle thunder and lightning, and drench.
ing rain. This morning the weather is charm
ing, bright mild sun, and a stiff, but balmy
Northwestern, makes one feel as though they
had been suddenly transported into another
latitude.
We would advise the youths generally to be
cautious how they carry firearms about them
We know of one-s very estmable one, too
who received q ball wound in one of his legs
legs, few nights since, by the premature
discharge Of pistol which accidentally fell
from the hand Of one of his companions, which
NAV possibly lame him for life
We would advise all the readers of the Star
who may wish to obtain their winters gu pply
Of the very best quality fuel, and at to
prices, to examine the advertisement Of our
young friends, Mr.. John w. Myers l. Co.
An individual styling himself one of that
very numerous family, John Smith," and
hailing from uarpers' Ferry, entered the
dwelling Of DR. Grafton Tyler, which he found
open. early yesterday evening; but being dis
covered by one of the family he beat basty
retreat From there he went to the dwelling
of K P. Dodge, Esq which he entered, and
stole therefrom one Of pair Of heavy silver
plates. The loss was soon discovered |; and it
having been ascertained that an individual
had offered for sale, in the neighborhood, such
an article, Officer Silence was put upon his
track, and soon succeeded in capturing the
thief and recovering the stolen plate. lie was
examined this morning before Justice Reaver,
who fully committed him to Jail.
Since our last report the -four and grain
markets have been tolerably brisk, with mod
crate sales of each at considerable decline in
prices. Flour is held at Sc Is for standard
brands. Sales confined chiefly to the homo
trade. Wheat 81 28sS1 30 for red and white.
But little corn offering worth 55a58 cents.
Oats 34a40 cents
ARRIyALs-Schooner Haze, Langdon, New
York, to z. Coyle. Brig Starlight, Cook,
Porto Rico, to z. and A. II. Dodge. Steamer
Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to Hyde and
Davidson. Schooner Music, Ketcham, New
York, to order. SPECTATOR.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
NATIONAL THEATRE AT AUCTION

NATIONAL THEATRE AT AUCTION.
" By virtue of deed of trust from VIM II
Winder, to the subscribers, dated the 7th day OF
Decembery 1850, and recorded among the Land
records Of Washington county In LiDer A. g.,
No. 90 folio $780, et seq and at the request Of the
arty secured thereby, we will proceed TO sell, on
THURSDAY, August2Sth, at 6 O'Clock p. m , to
the highest bidder, (unless the debt is previously
paid,) Lots Nos. ), and 4, In S<uaTe 25i, as des-
ignated on the ground plan OF the city Of Wash
ington, lex geptiEg that part Of Lot No hereto
fore conveyed to one Allison Mallory together
with the buildings, &c, situated thereon, known
as the National Theatre.
The above sale will be subject to prior trust,
given TO secure debt OF 81 co., as stated in tie
deed above cited.
The sale will take place on the premises, and
the terms Thereof will be: One-tbird cash and
the residue in six and twelve months, with inter-
est from the day OF sale, for which The purchaser
will be required to give notes Of equal amount.
IL the terms Of sale are not complied with within
five days from The day of sale, the tTusteesreseTve
the right to cancel the sale to resell the prop
e.ty, at tie ask and cost o. the delinquent pur-
chaser, on one weeks public notice, on such
terms as they may elect. On compliance with the
terms the trustees will convey the title vested in
them to the purchaser or purchasers, and take a
new trust to secure the deferred payments, or con-
vey, on the full payment Of the purchase money
and interest, at the purchasers opiioni In either
case al the purchasers cost.
ANTHONY HYDE ,r,us,sss
THO. r. SUFFER-,
jv23-eod&ds A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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ByJAS C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
,IIR ESTEES, l. aK REAETIREI.

TESAUSTEES' SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
Il Country Seat.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
from Geo Il Massey, as trustee, and Ann Brown,
bearing date on the thirteenth day OF December,
1853 aud recorded in Liber J. A y. No. 6S foios
sos, sec 507, sos, 500 and $40, Of the Land Re-
cords for Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia the undersigned will sell al public auc-
ton at the auction store Of j. T.. Mcclure, to the
highest bidder. on THURSDAY AT TERNOON,
June 10th, 1856, at O'Clock D. m, the following
highly improved and beautiful country property,
viz All that piece parcel Of ground lying In the
county Of w ashington and DIS rict aforesaid, be
ing part OF the land whereof Anthony Holmead,
senior, died seized and part Of the tract called
| (" Pleasant Palms, and part Of the land which
Anthony Holmead, jr., conveyed to Boltzell and
Mayhem, which they conveyed to John Pickrell,
the piece parcel Of land aforesaid living on the
east Of The Washington and Rockville turnpike
road, containing acres and one sixteenth az an
acre, more or less, being Lot No Of Geo. Taylcrs
subdivision, and beginning fer the same on the
east side Of the said turnpike road at the end Of
76. AZ perches measured southerly from the inte:
section Of said road with the Rock Greek church
road, to road private way called Taylor's
road, leading from the said turnpike road TO an
other part of the said t1gct Of land owned by said
George Taylor, and running thence with the said
Washington and Rockville turnpike road north
three degrees west - 10 perches to the Lot sold
to C.. Lewis, thence at right angles with the
said turnpike road 26 Is percbes, thence at right
angles with the said last line, and parallel with
the said first line y sc perches, and theEce at
right angles with the said last mentioned line and
parallel with the said second line D. perches 10
the line Of the said turnpike road and the place Of
beginning, being the same land and premises
which was conveyed to the said Ann Brown bv
John F Shanetts by deed dated April le'h 1883,
and duly recorded Together with the improve
| ment and appurtenances, which may be seen by
visiting the premises.
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue in 9, ~,
1S and "a months to be secured by deeds OF trust
on the premises Unless the terms Of sale be COM
piled wi hin Eve days from day Of sale the Truf-
tees the right to resell atthe cost and risk
Of the defaulting purchaser
All conveyances at the purchasers expense.
ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, Tus.aes
RICHARD Il. CLARKE,
nal 2awts JAS. g. MCGUIRE. Auct'r
UThe above sale 10 unavoidB bly, post
poned until SATURDAY, July Goth, .me hour
and place.
E EfcHAsp 4 G GEARkE. Trustees.
je T-2auts J. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
Urhe above sale is further postponed
until TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August a6th,
same hour and place.
E Etrs y s ! MNIppsLxEIToN' Trustees.
jy % -2aw&ds J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
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G 3 a Y D z &c U RSI 0l
FOR TEE BENEFIT
st. Mary's Church,
ALEXkND RIA, VA.

IN THURSDAY NEXT, AUGUST 2Ist, in
" the Stea mer Thomas COlIyer, SKN
10 the " hite House.
at 9 IN and p m Returning, leave White
House for Alexandria al p m and FOR Alexan-
dria and Washington at 10 p. m
Dinner, Supper, &C, al city prices, and good
Music engaged for tue trips.
Tickets TO be had al X ii. StableEss, I65 King
street; ; Wool,', 1l3 Queen street III Jacobs
g. Prince street; and A Moran's, % Hing street,
Alexandria. w. A. Kennedy, Washington ,
and J l. kidwell's, High St, Georgetown
Prices: For lady and gentleman. or gentle.
man only, 81 for lady only, 50 cents; for child
or servdnt25 cents.
Executive Commtftee.
Harrison Jacobs, A Moran, John 7. Hill
au 1921
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By A. GREEN, Auctiopee,

VERY VALUABLE BRICK ROUSE AND
Lot on the north side of Pennsylvsnia
avenue, between Sd and Az streets.-On
TUESDAY, the I'd day Of September, I shall
sell, In front OF the premises, at O'Clock p I'M
a very valuable Brick h Ouse and Let, ST uated on
the north side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between
3D. and streets, being Lot No. 6, in resery aton
No 10, having front on Pennsylvania avenue OF
IS feet running back TO wide alley $50 feet, con-
tanning 4 500 square feet Of ground, with the i'm
provements, which are good two story brio
House, with necessary out buildings. The House
stands a sufficient distance from the front to i'd
NIT Of large building on the avenue, and the
property Is considered TO be the most desirable
now for sale on the avenue. Sale peremptory.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6, II, Is.
and "a months, the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments, bearing In crest from day o1
sale. deed given and a deed Of trust taken
All conveyance at the cost Of the purchaser.
If the terms are not complied with in five days
from day CT sale, the property will be resod az the
risk and cost Of the delinquent.
Title indisputeble. A. GREEN,
eO&ds Auctioueer.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-FIour is firm sales
Of 900 bbis.; good State Sc; superhne Ohio
SIS 40; standard Southern S7lO
Wheat has declined; sales Of Is, 600 bushels;
Western red 81 so; Southern red 81 so; South
ern white 81 go Corn has advanced; sales
of $4,000 bushels; Southern mixed 63c.; yel.
low Csc
Pork has characteristics Of 300 bbs. mess
sig 62t. Beef is dull and unchanged. Lard
is buoyant; sales of $50 barrels at 1879.
Whisky is firm; sales of $50 bbls Ohio 34sc.
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more use for Tonic mixtures Quinne FowIers Solution
Arsenic, Mercury, the
pounds which only relieves disease impant
deadly and which sends unhappy finally
with wrecked aud broken constitution, early grave
Try Carriers Spanish which
dangerous drugs but by ting ally
Liver purifying the blood and strengthening the system
thus enabling nature to exhausted by
OPENING the OF the skim and expelling
all impurities and old medicines, when clog
free operation More than thousand
cured by Cdrers Spanish Mixture after had
signaliy filled As sample of Remarkable effects,
Messrs Davis Hicks of Auaugsvlle Ais writes
IL cured gentleman Of Chronic Fever aud Ague which all
the Efforts of physicians and their remede- could sub
due. He only took three bottles They say sells very
rapidly and nsiutains its high reputation all through
country. ul-lm
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WHISKY AND SNAKE BIrEs.-On Saturday
evening, two little colored BOYS were bitten
by rattlesnake, one on the foot and the other
on the ankle, on the plantation of Mott Mid
dleton, Esq near Savannah, Geo. The over
seer, colored man, hearing their cries, took
them to his hut and drenched them thoroughly
with whisky and buried their wounded feet
in the earth, keeping it we'll moistened around
them; They were kept perfectly stupid from
the effects of the spirits for several hours, and
at last accounts were considered out of dan ger,
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDINGS AT q

-, corner OF north and LIST streets,-On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August 10Th at 6 Y
O'CLOCK, on the premises, shall sell Lot 81 and
part OF Lot %, in Square No $780, fronting 40 feet
on north street, at the Of LIST street west
running back 100 feet TO a 20 feet paved al.ey
each.
These lots are handsomely ituated for build
Ing purposes, and the extensive Improvements
now In progress In the vicinity render a future
increase In value almost certain
ferms: One-third cash the residue In and
~ months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises.
Title indisputable.
au Ia vt &c. McSUIRE, Auct'r,
IL The above sale Is postpen ed in conse.
quence OF the rain until FRIDAY AFTER.
NUN, August 22d; same hour and place.
au Zo-d JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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POPULAR AMUsEMENTs-The Westminster
Review has very able and interesting article
on popular amusements. The writer says we
have laws innumerable for making and keep
lSg men grave; tits possible to devise others
which, if they do not make them merry, may
at least elevate and refine them when disposed
OF their own accord to be 500 Are governments
and statute books, in short, to be always a
terror to evildOers, but never able or allowed
to render the life of labor more endurable, or
the life of leisure more dipnifed
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ISLAND ACADEMY,

A FRENCH AND ENGLISH ACADEMY
IA for the instruction of young ladies will be
open September LIST, by lady OF years experience
In teaching, and having resided some years on the
Island soIicits the patronage Of her former friends
and others who desire the success of high class
school In that part Of the city. The system Of
instruction will comprise all the branches taught
in first class academies, and the manners and
morals Of pupils will receive strict attention. A
preparatory school for chd ren will be attached 10
the Academy, and the rudiments Of French will
be taught gratis Competent masters will be en-
gagged for Languages, Music, Painting, Drawing,
&c References and terms made known by ad-
dressing "ACADEMY,n Star Once All 12-1m
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BY JAS C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

Liquors, and Store Fixtures.-On MON
DAY MORNING, August 25,h, at 10 O'Clock, /
snan sell, by order Of the Orphans Court, at the
store OF the late Patrick iz patrick on 7th street
between and H streets north, all bis stock OF
Groceries and Liquors. viz:
Golf e, Teas, Sugar, Spices
Candles, Soap, Starch, Indigo
Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff
Bacon, Salt, Fish, Crackers
Brandy, Whisky, Gin Wines
Molasses, Vinegar, Flour
BrOoms, Buckle. s, Tubs, Mats, &c.
Together with the Store Fixtures, consisting of
Counters, Stand Casks, Scales and Weights,
Wheelbarrows, DC
Terms : 800 and under cash; over that sum /.
credit and 90 days for satisfactorily
notes, bearing interest
au 2O-d JAS c. MCGUIRE Auct
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MoRNONIsM In New JERsEY.-A correspon-
dent of the Newark Advertiser states that a
Mormon church is in full operation in Ocean
county. The number of converts is quite large
and increasing. The writer says: "They
maintain all the tenets Of the Mormon church
stoutly. They have preachers resident here,
and priests OF higher grade frequently visit
ing them from Salt Lake City, and from New
York Although prevented BY law from open
ly practising pofygamy here, they warmly de-
fend and advocate it, and that by a course and
style OF argument not at all calculated, L as.
sure you, to elevate the morals Of the place.
Large numbers OF both sexes attend their
church, and they are prosely wing yerv fast
particularly amongst the young men and wo.
men"
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II Fever and Ague Cured.-Heste,ter,s

BlrIERS have themselves great value In
cases o Fever and Ague Many Of citizens
to the act that preventative they unequsled
not only removing the of disease but
unmisAkabe feeif OF returning health while
naby true that large proportion of those who enjoy
partial te by the o QuniDe continue
erabls and d-pres both by the medicine
presence OF the malaria which Ia still latent
These DESTROYS of av.iDg themselves medicine by
they may enjoy perfect Immunity from Fever aud would
do well to
Sold 10 Washington by FORD BROTHER aud JAMES
n. CALLAN Agebts. aug IS Iw
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HOUSE AND SIGN PLANNING AND
GR&INING.

M T. PARKER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
I'VE inform his fliends and the public, that he
has opened a branch shop at No SO Louisiana
avenue, (Varnum's Buildings) between Sixth and
Seventh streets, for House, Sign, Ornamental, and
Detrempe usually called Fresco) Painting, and
GTaining
Having completed his arrangements, he feels
confident Of giving perfect satisfaction 10 all who
favor him with their patronage
ID Window Shades, Banners, Glass Signs,
&c, &c :, L ainted on reason able terms and execu-
ted In the most workmanlike manner au Is St
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ned, Rusty Hair dyed instantly Beautiful Natu
Tai Brown Black without Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS DIPLOMAS have been awarded wIn
A. Batshe,r since 1882 ard so 900 applications
been made to the Hs his patrons his
Prejudice against Dying the Hair Whskers unjust
1t would be against covering bald head a wig
VIZ A. BATcIrELoRs HAZE DYE produces color to be
distinguished from nature, and niure
In the least, however long 1t may be continued
Sold In all cities and of United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
81 The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving fout sides of each bottle WILLIAM
A. BATCHELOR, 233 Broadway, New York.
s-FOr sale by CHAS. ST0TT, Pennsylvania avenue,
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BAkB-H the object OF the propretors thi.
sence agreeable FAMILY MEDICINE admirably adapted
for children being pleasant to the
with directions which will be found any
den attack 10 the night persons travelling
try for this their man.
at some distance from ply scian.
JOHN !. BROWN SON, Boston.
Sold by all Druggists. Agents Baltimore Coleman
Rogers; Philadelphia. r. Brown; Washington, JAMES N.
CALLAS aud Il. ID. GILMAN. aug l6-lw
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW

ByJAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF.
Il fects at Public Auctisn.-On THURS
DAY MORNING, August 2lst, at 10 O'Clock, al
the residence of a gentIem1n declining house.
keeping, on 5th street, between II and ] streets
north, shall all the Furniture and Housekeeping
Effects, viz:
Mahogany hair sprng-sest Sofa
Do parlor Chairs and Rocker
Merble-top Centre Table, Card Table
Large mahogany frame Mirror Clock
lane and woods at Chairs, Tables
Three PLY and ingram Carpets
Bureaus, Bedsteads, and Washstands
Hair and husk Mattresses
B0lsters and Pillows
comforts, Blankets, Sheets &c,
Window Shades and Curtains Locking Glasses
Glass and Crockery Ware Casters
stoves and Kitchen Utensils &c
Terms $50 and under, cash over that sum q
credit Of 80 ard 90 days for satisfactorily
notes, bearing interest. &c MCGUIRE,
au iS-d Auctioneer
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PONCO'S FEMALE PILLS.-The combination OF Ingredi-
ents In the Pills perfectly harmless Their efficacy
merits based extensive practice
and, where the directions been strictly fol
lowed they have failed
relieve painful and difficult menstruaOn particularly at
the change Of life They will the whites remove
all distractions arising from cold exposure any
and may be used successfully Call upon
The agent, and ket q Circular for particulars free
Price 81 per box with full directions Sold wholesale and
retail by OHAS STOTT, Druggist, Penusylvania avenue
SAMUEL b. WAITE 62s Seventh street, gton D. c.
ana H. o. OSsBl Georgetown; TO whom all orders
be sent ana the Pills will be sent confdentiay by mail
ladies who enclose them dollar
BSee signature the box; to counterfeft "a for
gerry 10 -f
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~ Hollands German Bitters,-Certi.
ncs:e OF Ralph Lutte Esq., Editor Spirit Of Times Iron

ton, Onlo.
IhosToN, October 80, 1854.
O. NJ ysckson-Dear Sr:-The Bitters are In srest d.
mand In addition TO the quantity sold by Morley
Barber the othsr sell more of them
other medicine find they much used bv con-
vescent fever patients to rebuild their
lave usea during the AI In my family. four
o. time when system much debilitsed from the
effects Bilious Fever They me an sppeta
and tone and vigor To whole syste In one
OF September numbers Of paper related NV expert
of the good Btter which TINA
have large SALE and nave become the
medicine in this vicinity
In conclusion would say that feel great pleasure In
ri wing you testimony of the value and succcss of
prspAr alton. Respectfully yours, RALPl LUTK.
See advertisement. .. Fts4 7-Smr
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DDe Grath's Electric OiI-Boy taken
OFF HIS CRUICHES IN TWENTY MINUTES.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July IL, 1856
Prof De Grsth-Dear Sir his foot badly cut
ana swollen sticking nail totally an
able to walk without crutch wheD by one application OF
Your Electric OIL he i'm medic walk
without his crutch in twenty mnutee believe he was
'sVed from being lame thereby your OIL to
all afflicted. Yours truly JOHN AEEoI D Halter
Rheumatism Neuralgia and all pains by this
great OIL Beware ofcouneres be to get De CIR sths
klectric Oil. Sold by Chas. John
Washington and by Druggists every town. uls-lv
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'Sr-ON PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN
- 18th street and the Centre Market on Friday
evening, large Morocco PORTE MONNAIE,
containing tickets In the Maryland ard Delaware
Lotteries The finder will receive $40 reward by
leaving the Porte Monnaie and It's contents at the
Stdr once au 19-3tH