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LOT FOR SALE.
a VALUABLE Lot on Indiana avenue,
N between First and Second streets running
through to ID street. in rapidly-incrcasng part Of
the city, 10 offered for sale
0ne-fourth cash, and the balance in equal per ions
for Ave years.
Title indisputable
Inquire Of JOHN T. KILLM0N,
Pennsylvanis avenue, near the Capitol
ffne 1--tf t#
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sUsQuEHASNA CANAL LOTTERY, Cl... sa

. 5UoQoEhANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Class "a,
Ts ~ drawn July 10, 1914.
Es6i Is drawn ballots.
CAPITALS.
$50, 000--Sl 10, 600 90, 000-$4 600 ga, 700.
10 Prizes Of 81 800, &c.
Whole Tickets ol0 Halves Is, Quarters q 90.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class L,
4 0sns To be drawn July 20, 1885,
- r rs numbcrs--l3 drawn ballots
-. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
lAuthorizsd BY the State Of Georgia.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY,


r. be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Georgia, in pub
lc, on Monday, July az, 1856, on the
IL AVIAN IA PLANT
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HOUSE FOR RENT, SIS M STREET
IL North, two doors from corner of Seventh. Has
eight rooms, front and back alley, wood house. and
For terms apply to the subscriber next door.
july 1s-3tif JAS. NJ TOWERS
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INSTITUTION for the DEAF, DUMB,
and BLIND. tfa

g st., 6stsoeen 20th and 2lsf sts., south side.
ERIDAY AFTERNOON Of each week
at the Institution The friends Of this Institution are
respectfully invited to be present and witness the
exercises on that day.
This Institution 10 entirely charitable in it's nature
having been established expressly for the benefit Of
that class of afflicted children for whom no provision
has ever be IN made
Donation Of money, household furniture or Of al
most any description, will be thankfully received at
the Institution ~ june 13--f
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NOTICE.

"E would inform our customers and
~ the public generally, that we have just re-
ceved lot OF new goods consisting OF large sssort
nent Of all kinds Of House Furnishing Articles,
cniidrent Cabs, Bathing Tubs, &c.
fieass give ~ call. pent door 70 G. Woodward's
old stand No. Bis, Pennsylvania avenue, between
Tenth and Eleventh arrests. 1Cg l8llE '.i.
july l5--stif :. - : :. = - +
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

VI ITUSNCtre utsffUUb %
j giving the public and those Interested in the
Public Schools an opportunity Of attending all the
examinations to come of next week. have determined
upon the following change in the mode Of conducting
the same:
The Second District School, female department.
under charge of Mrs. Randolph, will be examined on
Monday, the 14th inst.
Male department, Mr.. Wilson's, on Tuesday, 18th.
Third District female department. Miss Miriek's,
on Wednesday, 18th inst. r ~
Male department. Mr.. Fills, on Thursday. nth.
Fourth District Island, female department Miss
Milburn's, on Friday, 18th inst
Male department, Mr.. John e. Thompson's. Mon
day, July 81.
july 12--TuW&Th D.
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PREnIUns.-Among the premiums to be dis
tributed ON the 2sth inst, at the Capitol yard, viii
be four copies of Hickey's Constitution of the
United States" spendidly bound and lettered with
tho recipient's name. These copies will be pre-
scnted to the four young gentlemen, one from each
district school, who shall pass the most satisiacto
~ examination on constitutionallaw These books
are expensive, and Col. Hickey has generously
volunteered to present them to the Trustees for
the use Of the public schools.
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ARsESAL GROUNDS. The projected enlargement
OF the Arsenal grounds, which has been for three
or four months past under the consideration Of the
Military COMMITTEES of the House of Represents
tives, has, we understand, been approved by the
committee and will soon be reported to the House
with recommendation that it pass. Included in
the appropriation is the sum of 5000 for draining
the marsh. This appropriation may seem small
for such q purpose, but We are informed that the
Ordnance Department is willing to undertake the
work for that sum. This marsh has been, and is,
fruitful source Of disease, and when drained, the
neighborhood win be salubrous and heathfal.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

IT EFT thc residence Of the subscriber,
IL on the 18th instant, negro boy, named Henry,
about twelve years Of age had when he Left, blue
cotton pants and black and white straw hat; wears
one suspender. His right wrist IL weak, from
sprsin. will pay the above reward for his return TO
mel a. JAMES w. BARKER, = siis
July I'D III st., between It'll and 18th.
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FOR WOOD AND COAL.

PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Washington Asylum, July I6, 1856.
DROPOSALS, sealed aud addressed to
IL the Commissioners Of the Washington Asylum
will be received until four o'clock Friday the LIST
Of August next, for supplying
40 tons Anthracite Coal b
20 cords Oak Wood s.
30 cords Pine Wood.
The coal must be Of the best qualify, broken and
screened and delivered free Of cost for carriage at the
Asylum
The oak wood must be seasoned, aud the pine of
best spruce the whole TO be delivered and corded at
the Asylum subject to the inspection Of the Intend
ant and rejected If not approved by him.
GEORGE 81. FULMER,
EDWARD f. QUEEN,
w. Drummer,
july l9-eotAugl Commissioners.
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k.SoR-There appears 10 be misunderstanding
IN relation to the time of the American rally at
oeorgetowh Some OF the wards have made pre-
paration, We are informed, for lo-a,oht and are in
tending TO march, with music playing and banners
lying IN large numbers, TO participate with their
brethren OF Georgetown, ia demonstrating their
attachment to American principles. They deserve
credit for their promptness The rally Of the friends
OF Fillmore In that place Is fixed for Wednesday,
the S0th instant, then let the rally be on grand
scale-c0mmensurat with the cause.
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DRovsR's REsr.-Two hundred head offered
lao sold at IS % . "a 90 per hundred lbs.
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CorTos FACroRr.--We learn that the Mount
Vernon Factory ALEXANDRIA, viii be closed on the
3lst instant, whom the lease Of the present occu-
pant will expire. ~ M
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Martha A Clark and Ellen NJ Clark.
If the Presidential election fails before the peo-
pie and comes before the House--God help us
II will be the absorbing business Of the body from
the commencement of the session till the 4th of
March. No public business viii be transacted, and
1T is not probable that the House will make any de-
cision that will not leave behind it on the Sd Of
March a disturbing issue.-Ion, Of Bali. Sua.
Americans of Washington, you can do much
to prevent such an issue. Be up and doing
while the day lasts. Reflect, that the happiness,
the prosperity, nay, the very existence Of the
Union, may depend upon the Issue Of the next
Presidential election. Should Fillmore be elected,
our future win be peaceful and happy; for that
great blessing, good government, win be ours
Reflect, again, what will be your condition in the
event of failure? As members Of the American
party, you viii be prescribed, persecuted hunted
from Office, and deprived Of the means Of earning
your bread Obstacles of every kind viii be thrown
in the way of your obtaining employment on the
public works; and even in your private business
you will be marked and summed. You viii have
the modification Of seeing foreigners who neither
know nor care anything about the institutions of
your country, growing sleek and fat on the patron
age OF government while you and your children
are suffering for food Nay, n IL be possible, you
will be hunted from the land which gave you birth,
for 1t has been asserted, openly that this IL the
design OF the anti-American party
We heard ono of these creatures sseert tbis
some time ago. creature who has been on every
side In politics, who has boxed the political COM
pass, and done the dirty work Of ell Of them.
He is now In Washington, has sinecure birth in
the Patent Office, but IL engaged in trsnsl.t;ns
printing and publishing documents, Buckanssrips
and Gin culating them all over the Union During
the Taylor and Fillmore campaign he Published
German paper in the city Of Washington, advoca-
ting their election, and actually, while thus en-
gagged, prepared editorial article, and had it put
in type, repudiating Fillmore and Taylor, and sd
vocating the election Of Cass and Butler.
This man asserted that 1t was the intention Of
his party to turn the Know Nothings out of the
country, if they could. He said that previous TO
becoming twenty-one years of age, We were moth
ing more nor less than goods and cbattes,r az
tnres' &c. he was right in calling NJ fixtures, I"
though he boosted there were plenty or strong
arms and Wiling hearts to aid In getting rid Of
these fixtures. This man was once preacher f
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HEALTH or ALExASDRIA.--The Gazette says
We are happy to say that our city continues in the
enjoyment Of most excellent general health, and,
that in truth, it was never healthier at this season
Of the year, than it is at present.
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FOR SALE, Haaa m sa.
SEPARATE or otherwise, eight small
- Frame Houses, opposite Northern Liberties
Market House, on and Ninth streets west
Terms: $500 cash balance in one and two years
Inquire on the premises Of Henry johnson.
july 7--6t*MWdF [Stari
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SILVER
WARE.
TT HAVE just received a large assortment
u of very fine Gold Watches, Of the most n,
celebrated makers, which will guarantee to "a.
be superior time keepers. Also, very large SeasaA
stock Of beautiful Gold Jewelry which, for variety of
style and richness cannot be eIcelled by any other
establishment in this section ef country. Together
with splendid stock Of pure Silver Ware, compri-
sing
Full Tea Sets, Water Pitchers ..
Cups, Goblets
Ladies', Forks, Spoons
Butter, Fish, Cake, and Pie Knives
Napkin Rings, &c, OF my own manufacture.
which cannot be excelled, If they can be equal
led, in this or any other city.
All Of which will be sold at the very lowest price,
and warranted ~ represented
Watch repairing Of every description done in tho
best workmanike manner, at the store $685. Pennsyl-
vania avenue, three doors above Ninth street.
june 2l-eotf ii. o. HOOD.
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DEDIoArIoK.--Second Presbyterian Church on
New York avenue, being entirely re-modeled and
beauti6ed, was 70 dedicated to the service Of the
most High, with impressive services.
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ICE CREAM, 5G T st
MADE OF pure CREAM, and only 81
lvA per gallon. Please call and try IT. at E.ah
U. III. RIDENOUR a cos.
No. s04 Pa. ave., between 9th and 10th SITS.
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ruEIlC SCHOOL ExAxmAr1oHs. ---Ex sminations
o. Haie Departments Of Third and Fourth District
Scnoo's wtA take place tomorrow, commencing at
oc'ocx; On "Wednesday select class Of boys,
and on Thursday select class OF girls viii be- or,
amined At the Smithsonian Institution. These . !.
erc'ses win conclude the public examinations.
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THE METROPOLITAN Hook AID LADDER Cove
understand that this company are making arrange.
ments for An excursion to Richmond, Va, in the
month of October Their intention il to partici-
pate in the anniversary celebration of the surrender
at Yorktown. Tho company will muster fifty men,
and will carry with them their beautiful apparatus
They will be accompanied by Esputa's Brass
Band.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.--The Court Is busily engaged
in the examination Of witnesses in the case of
Herbert Mr.. Lecompte, Col Smith, and Justice
Daniel Smith were examined this morning There
Is probability that the case will be submitted to
the jury to-day. 43 EBFkM
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RowDrIsn--Snnday 4mnsements. fight oc-
cured on English Hin yesterday among party of
Irish, viz: John MaddigaI,, Michael Maddigan,
James Cragin, Patrick Mcqueen, and Sam Thomp-
son-lsst named severely beaten.
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We hear that the repairs Of tho damages c.u..d
e sne Onesspeske and Ohio Canal By the land
a'oS nesr cumberland, we're completed on Wed,
quite brisk again. - = 'e0om'ns
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FUkERAL.--The funeral Of the late VIM. w.
Curran took place from his late residence, on Cap
itol Hill, Saturday afternoon. Mr. O. was prac-
tical printer and an ornament to his profession
For some years he discharged the duties of an eff
fcient reporter for the Giobs newspaper, during
which be won . large share Of confidence and es-
TEEN. t@a NH .a,s,. .,st. . y
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Is,HovsAssr.--Ws learn that the Potomac and
Ere srecrcksourg Railroad and Steamboat COMPANY
-. uss Purcnased portion Of the wharf properly a
sse ioos o. nxth street, and considerable par,
~ .h soo,nlng g.ound, and intend to improve il
Of the Southern line Of bosts. N' '"''0 :
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lErAsrioips.--A child was found yesterday. as
We are informed, in the Canal, at 18th st. bridge.
Two men, one colored, were engaged I'm swimming
dog the animal brought up from the bottom the
child, having string attached to its neck, and
stone made fast TO the other extremity.
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CHARMING ND1OUCHING sTORY.-ATHENE UN.
IA D. APPLETON 90 BAG and 3l8 BroAdway, have now
ready me seventh thousand Of new romance, emitted

A ArfLsIos and IS sre.dz.y lave now
me szosff sE1Y emitted
One q osa
Of q K '1 most issSssa. ~
ss s .Sd ':
SOME OF The, the orsiqss or THE LseLlsI rREss.
n Mis- Isl has prefer
.R,on. From ws ne sI 5S.aon Post
and sentiment and aSSSund,ns II Interesting adventure
asscr,Osd and sympathy swsisnsa By The genuine
From the London Athennum.l
rom the and simplest Of materas: but The interest
na ss with and s
There e neither love the SHADOW OF lover IN the whole
sasained. and lie readers sympathy never falls T6s
and
jeHs Ss
ard struggles and with his love for his peeyish
sisK dausSIsf TO- : slight sssssa
Ss1ss Lee volume l2mO: CLOTH 81 covers, 7scs
Madeleine. volume. Emo Is cents.
WOMEN OF CHRISTIANITY. l2mo., 10 cents.
HARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR MARCH.
The yuniaA By Addison Richards Illustrated by sev.n
tonma dOre Perrys Expedition Japan. illustrated by
Passages Of Eastern Travel Byan American. illustrated
" ssishbo1's E Story By the author Of ''Llyn
Inc sepses-smel:
Chnd s q fairy tale.
PisioLshot at IL Duellss
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Containing the whole science OF government Chapter XII
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Head Dress; Chemiseue Under sleeve; Cap.
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From the child first learning read and who already
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Harpers Magazine has acquired reputation and cir
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Iems-The Magazine may be obtained of booksellers 20
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or tw eny five cents number The semi snnual
muslin furnished to those who wish
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Eleven volumes leady bound.
The pubber, will supply specimen numbers gratuitousy
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Court CaIendar-rhls Oay,

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Steam Portrxits.-AM Aboard, nO Danger OF
exp osion The fast sailing clipper LAMPRATYPE sas daily
from her depot 269 Broadway half A.
Ing Accommodations roo Passengers get aboard early
Pictures and passage, Is cents.
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White, the Halter, has Removed To I4s
Fulton street. whore can be found his usually large assor
extreme, Try one. WHITE, halter, 14S Fulton street,
Between Bi oadway and Nassau street.
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The Came0-typo Looks as Well as the Per-
When desired, made haer. Charmngy set in pins
and cases. at WiANsONs only 2A9 Fulton street. Brook
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OK mn TO $l0,000-THE ADVERTISER, WITH
pO.OOO this amount. having had upwards Of eight
experience In the manufacture of staple
slant demand and aodng liberal profits Is DESTROYS form
ing an equal partnership with who will furnish the
same amount Of available means and be willing TO solicit
ders and attend outdoor business &C. The business will
references q the most substantial character and
office. -
DIP VAN WINKLE.-THE BIRTH DAY OF TEE
~ Father Of bis Country will be celebrated by sumptu
GUS collation. at the SUBSCRIBERS Houston
Crosby ecs where he would DO happy his friends
and those participating in the honors Of the day.
Gee. W. JACKSON, Proprietor n
Messfs A. H. Trenchard and r. w Ward win do the honors
OF Tho OCCASION and deliver their celebrated speeches
Lunch every day from III TIL !, and every evening s
Oh Crosby,
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States steamer Powhatan, on Saturday.
sent mp TO the Navy Yard from her moorpg ct the naval
spchorage. -AeioIk paper, EEp. ~.
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FURNITURE.

COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wAREROoMs,
~ al Ola broadway, opposite The q. Nicholas Hose.G.
MATHEWS oilers for sale the most extensive assornent OF
fancy cottage enameod md French furniture In the United
kntes xfdnced prices; variety OF mattresses pau
MfSs, ppoxh holsters. Acn Ai manltac.rex rs!csL
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QARpER's STORY BOOKS FOR MARCH :


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The Story Of American history from earliest setlemen
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Fall OF the Roman empire
The stuoio or Illustrations Of the Theory Practice of
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A P:A..GRAMD CELEBR ALTON OF wAsHIN0roNs
Tabernacle Feb. a. TX O'Clock p. y. An address viii
seivered on Washington and The Revouton BY the Rev
L. CuyleS and William the Third aud his glorious achieve
Menls, by the Rev j. h. Finley l. D. Tickets, Is cents
esch can be had Ut william Hall Sons 2 Broad way and a
the door on the evening. By order Of the Committees.
FRANCIS NcMULKIN Secretary.
A ?. A.-koTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF EMPIRE
~. Lnose NO. A. r. A., are requested 70 20 puncla
ID aendsnce their lodge ROOM LOS Bowery, Union Build
,ngs O'clock on Friday morning. I'D Instant 70 oele
ROBERT BoYDE, W. N.
RICHARD sxYrHE, Recording Secretary.
A r. A.=THE MEMBERS OF NO sURRENDER
Lod9o no. ~, A. r: A. requested 70 be punctuAl In
ehoshce ~ nelr lodge OF Twentieth street and
SeconG avenue n Frsay morning. the 2d inst 1t O'Clock,
70 c0loorste Wasningtons birthday By order Of the NJ
JOSEPH MATHEWS, Recording Secretary.
A P. A. CELEBRATION OF wAsHINGTOVs BIRTH
a day Tine various lodges Of the A. viii assemble
me morning OF the z2d ut park o'clock rgh reng
on aght street and through Canal
BROAD ssy South ferry through Atlantic Brooklyn
Court Court TO Fulton, Fulton To the ferry through Fulton
street New York, TO Broadway, Broadway TO he Park,
me Fan up Chatham Bowery and Fourth
WALTER oREnLY, Grand Marshal
P.A-NOTICE TO TIE NUMBERS OF NEW YORK
"A. Lodge No. >, A. r. A-Brothers, you hereby mott
NED 70 assemble ayour Lodge regaa on Friday
I'D inst at O'Clock A. NJ unite the Order 10
celebration Of the day. By order.
EDWARD CRoxIE, Recording Secretary. '"