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Mariposa Democrat., 1858-04-01
Voluntary Certificate from Don Pedro. Bar.

Being lerrous Of beneftng my fellow much as
possible induces TO before the public and certify
10 the following facts In July last called upon Dr. j.
Youse for medical advice. ] then aborng under =
dizziness In head very tedious pain In my back and
hips weakness in my legs and arms, loss of memory
eyes, palpation OF the heart and
general debility. bad that compelled TO
pend business. After careful examination of my case
br Young pronounced the cureabe and commenced
taking the medicines he prescribed and the result is
perfectly well TO all appearances. although not
strong could wish yet constantly ganing-can do
good days work any Of the in my locality. The
for publishing the above is to that wide
spread rascaly epricism which Is stalking with such des
truction throughout this otherwise blessed country
b. I. MANNING,
Residence, Don Pedro's Bar.
Witness W. Grey, c. /. Bostwic
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-04-01
From fhe Boston HedicoI ,Jottrna

Although opposed to the system Of advertising for
good and sufficient reasons still deem II but justice TO
that Dr. Young Is Of the most industrious and in
deatgabe voares Of the medical science 10 the United
States.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-04-01
Residence, Don Pedr0's Bar
Witness W. Grey C. L. Bostwie.

VouNG MAN HAVE YOU CONTRACTED THAT TERRI
Il BILE disease which, when once seated in the system
will surely go down from generation to another under
mining the constitution and sapping the very vital fluids Of
life no not trust yoursen the hands Of those mushroom
Quacks that start up every day in city like this and gil
the papers with abomnabe fasehoods too well calculated
TO deceive the young and those who not posted up
in the tricks of foreign and domestic mposters.
You cannot be too careful in the selection Of Physician
or remedy in these cases You should apply to man
who has had ample experience and who skill
In the treatment thereof Such physician Is Dr. j. C.
YouNG who has treated and cured of such dis
than any living to-day in this any other
country His Offices the first that opened in this
city for the exclusive treatment of private Diseases His
different publications have been repubshed in almost
every country in Europe, and acknowledged as
standard works by medical colleges and the proes
sion throughout the country.
DR.. YOUNG by recent improvements In the healing art
is enabled effect few days without mercury
change Of diet under a challenge of
5000.
Married persons or those contemplating marriage being
of ysical weakness, should consult DIR. YOUNG
YOUNG MEN
especially who have become the victim Of solitary vice
that dreadful fascinating and destructive habit which fills
thousands of sick with para and consumptves
and hundreds of untmey graves with its misguided vic
Tins should consult, without a moments delay who
will sympathize with their suerings and them for
moderate compensation. Indeed he who places himself
under the Of DR. j. c. YOUNG may regiousy confde
in his honor gentleman and confidently rely upon his
skill physician acknowledged by all the wealthest and
most respectable portion Of our old inhabitants.
Omce-COrner Montgomery ana Canornia Streets oppo-
site Wells Fargo Co.'S Express Office.
II EAIEAIBEIt-TIIAT DIR. J. c. YOUNG'S OFFICE FOR
IL the treatment of Private niseaes at the cor ler of
Montgomery and California streets opposite Wells Fargo
Il Co.'s Express Office San Francisco
REMEMER-That DR.. Young wants no patients but those
fully cauabe Of approaching distinguishing the services
of regular thorough bred physician from the patry
learned and trhing quack
REMEMBER-That Dr. Yousd is the only regular bred
physician advertising diseases Of imprudence
REMEAlBER-That DR. YousG's remedies and treatment
are entirely unknown 10 all others, prepared from life
dsent great Hospitals Of Europe and the first this
country, from pure chemicals imported
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-04-01
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


The following selected from voumniou. aecumula
tion testimonials Press the United States and
from eminent Professors Of institutions prac
tice Of medicine is taught
From the s. p. Citizen.
The question is often asked why is it that Dr. j. c.
Young Is successful while other advertising Physicians
failing from day to day ~ The must be, or
should be plainly apparent all II Is that understands
his profession and attends to it, and his practice ncea
his knowledge extends. So close has been his app
cation to his unprecedented practice that he perfect
ter Of his profession and insure all relief from their
troubles and while others daily sinking into that OBJ
liyon from which they fitted to be delivered
his course u onward and upward placing him at the head
Of his ardnous profession SO great has been his increase
Of business that he has been obliged to associate with him
self two other physicians both Of extended knowledge and
practice We would advise all afflicted 10 call upon him in
preference other Physician We informed that
lac treats entirely the Vegetable System and will always
gomery and California Streets opposite Wells Fargo Co.'S
Express and Banking House, San Francisco.
From he Times and TJansc,lJs.
There are Thousands in this State suffering want Of
scientific medical treatment and they fear to apply to
ycan because they have been deceived Eer friends
have been by ~ the charatans who inest the
muny, and who puuiish themselves good physicians
professor etc. To all such we unbesitatngy recommend
Dr. j. C. Young, physician in whom all place conf
dence. He Il man Of eminent and profound study good
surgeon honorable man, and who sympat thze
with persons In aicon His standing n ply sician and
gentleman both guaranteed-the first ty his medical
works which honor TO their author and the
siye and highly successful Of practice with which he
has honored his advent in California and the lat
by his patrons and large circle Of
We say to all afflicted call him, he will at
state the and you rely upon his judgment
We like his prnciplcno cure no pay
Fo1n Prgsssm H1chcock
have watched with than ordinary zeal the rapid
progress OF this young man In the intricate paths OF
profession Few with the accumulation Of years upon their
heads have apprOSmaied thing like the he has
fairly earned Were the father Of much more numerous
Naf al..
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-04-01
From he Times and Transc,lJt.
Eam ProEssar IIpeheoek

have watched with than ordinary zeal the rapid
progress Of this young In the intricate paths Of
profession Few with the accumulation Of upon their
heads have approSmated to thing like the stand he has
fairly earned. Were the father Of a much
family than boast Of should not hesitate for
men should the services of ply sician required
call on DR.. c. Yousc having full confidence In his capa
city, "a very important adjunct to physlcian) and
commend my friends to do the same.
J. c. HucHcocK, ". D., l.. l.. u.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-04-01

The following selected from voumnious accumula
ton Of testimonials Of the Press Of tue United States
from eminent Professors Of institutions where the prac
tice Of medicine is taught.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-04-01
SAN FRANCISCO ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. J. G. YOUNG,
Late Professor at the University, Penn,
CAN BE FOUND AT THE OLD STAND,
Corner Of Montgomery and California Streets
SAN FRANCISCO,
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY AND SEMINAL WEAKNESS

Where he be consulted privately and with the utmost
confidence by the afflicted at all hours daily from A. NJ.
Until p (cure always guaranteed pay required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-10
By K. 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By authority of deed of
trust dated the 18th of March, IL ., recorded IN
Llber A =. No. lis, folio 10, from Rachel Waugh
VIM A. Waugh, Ann NJ. Waugh. John Ross and
wlie, and Geo. w Godey and wife, to the subscri-
18th day OF July next. between the hours of and
Oc ock I'm the afternoon, In front OF the premises
the interest OF the paFt above named I'm TN
parcel of ground IN Georgetown. ID. c., winch be-
gins on the south line of Bridge street at the west
MonntZ and running taence with Bridge stree west
u feet: thence south % feet to feet alley rum ing
from Jefferson street. thence east " feet 10 sad
Mountz property, and thence north 81 feet 10 the
beginning, with the Dwelling house and other i'm
ptoveme"fs thereon, as Dvw in the occupation of
SAID Rachel Waugh. u
Terms: IS u cash, and the residue NJ 6, u and Ia
months the purchaser TO give his boi dis, with sure
ty, bearing inter from the day of sae and deed
OF trust on the premises leeds at the pu rchsser's
cost III the terms of sale be not compiled with with
In days from the day Of sale, the property Will be
resod alter hive days notice in the National Int
gencer, at the cost and risk of the defaulting pur
chaser SAM'I, CROPIEy Trns,aps
IL l7-Aaw EDW. y. WRIGHT Auc,
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By ). c. MCGUIRE. huouoneer.


by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST TO
- the subscriber, hearing date the 81 ST of Iecein-
ber IN the year eighteen hundred and fifty six
us56 and recorded In Liber J. A. AZ folio S. ct
seq. and made To -ecure a certain debt ne hudson
Mitchell, the subscriber, st - O'Clock m on Fri
DAY, Juy S0th, at J. G. MoGuiIe's Ancil"n Store,
IN shIrgton city. ID. e.. To accomplish the object
OF SAID deed, will offer for sale NJ public 100 the
Country Seat called lexington" in Washington
COUNTY, being the residence Of Joseph Gales. ESQ.
It's bounded on the east by the new Bladensburg
road; on the west by the laud Of the late Washing.
ton berry north by Seaner a. keating's lands. and
south by the City boundary line. Is very highly
improved and contains one hundred and seven tl"7D
acres or thereabOut.
Terms Of Sale: The purchaser will he required
TO pay one fourth OF the purchase money IN hard nj
the time OF sale the residue ~ 6. " ann ~ months
from the day of sale, with interest thereon from
said date, snd to give his notes Tor such deferred
pay ments secured by a deed OF trust Of the premi
lses.
If the purchaser shall fail to comply With the
terms of sale within days OF the day of sale the
subscriber reserves the right to resell the land aud
premises for cash AFTER ten days previous notice,
JOHN I. MITCHELL. Trus,ee
jy6 eofds J. Z. Mc6U RE, Anct.
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Mr.. Dou;ias Mt Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Mr. Douglas was received
here with a grand display tie made a speech
a"frnding his political course and the bred Sco't
ACCESSION, and rr-endorsed the Democratic plat
Iotm' Fireworks were discharged in several
pdrts "i the Town Twenty thousand persons
were estimated to be in attendance
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR.
FROMdGENT lSSocrxTFo pp1SS
Later from y1exIes

Nfw ORLEANS, July IO.-The Tennessee Ia.
arrived from Vera Cruz Rnxtos.. -. { nas
ar az vomito was among the soldiers An
,,arteqnakr had killed 80 person. at the Ci,y 81
Mrhico- The British and French MtnS.,s,. "a
Wise the payment of the forc-d loan h,,, A.
Iorsvth opposes " and demands hts passports
He ~ now awaiting instructions yid,urn ana
GAIA are marching upon The Capital
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MARRIED.

On the -th instant. by the Rev. J. w. Greer, Mr.
THOMAS BOY To Miss SARAH J. BRUCE
tBalt.mnre sun and Philadelphia papers please
copy.j
On the nth instant, by the Rev. c. w. Green. Mr..
WM.THDMPSON, of New oTk, TO Mrs SUSAN
A. JOHNSON, OF this city.
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Elrc In Raxburv-

BosToN, July 9.-I.ate las, ni,,h, n Gre hr,ts
OUT at the corner Of Washington and Huppenan
streets, In RoHbury, DESTROYING ] I'm NcEI,oy's
stable, with Tour horses William McCoy's dry
goods store; Mr. Bakers shoe store: Mr. no,,n
in"'s grocery. and two dwelling houses Tn.
loss il stated AT about Sc}0 OOg
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DIED.

On the 9th instant, Mrs. TABITHA WATERS.
In tn s. ear of her age.
The fune a. will take place from the Church of the
ASceas Ion, on Sunday, at 81 O'Clock to which the
friends of the family are invited to attend.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgeto

BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
4 LARGE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AT
"a AUcrIoN-On TUESDAY. 18th inst. at SIX
o'clock p M, we Will oder At pnhiic sale tEat large
two story Buck Dwelling and store situated al m
northeast corner of Third and Market streets. The
house contains II rooms, besides the store and cell
lar. and the Lot fronts % feet Third and "a feet
on Market street, with pump OF pure water IN
McNelr.
.Verms at sale. Y. y. JACKSON.
jy9 BARNARD RITCKEY Anois
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Accident In Buffalo.

BUFFALo, july 81. e. Gilbert, commercial
editor Of the Buffalo c. numerical Advertiser
and commercial reporter Of IN. New Nork Asso-
ciated Press, was instantly killed, this mnfninc,
by the falling Of scdfold al No II Central
Wharf
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A GREEN. Auctioneer


rROCKERN STORE. FIXTURES LIoroRs
- HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURSITuRS, x C AT
AUCTIoN.-OI WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant 4
shall sell. at o'clock a. m, at the late residence
OF Mrs. Locsrey, deceased, No. East Capt. i
street. south ste near LIST street, sill the GrOoelIes
Liquors, store Fixtures, and Furniture IN The .s
enlistment. We deem IL unnecessary to enume-
rate the Groceries and Liquors, they such as
are usually onnd IN retail grocery store.
store, or IL O'Clock m, we hall sell the Household
and Kitchen FurRiture, w:
Mahogany Dressing ami other bureaus
walnut Extension and other Tables
Feather Beds and Bedding
Mattresses and Bedstead
Nardfobes, Chsirs. Wash and other Stands
tIITandOles and Vases, Clocks
Glass and Crockery Ware
Refrigerator, Carpets and OIlcloth
tenItIfn Blinds. Cooking ard other Stoves
A good lot of kr chen Requisi es.
Terms: All sums under So cash: over S2J n
credit OF % and 81 days. for notes satisfactorily Ell
dorsed bearing interest.
jy 10 d A. GREEN Apct
MARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of a writ of
VAherI facIas, issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia fer
the County OF Washington, and To me directed, A
snail expose to public sa 2, for CASH in frort Of the
Court House door of said caunty on TUESDAY
the ID day oil August 1883, at IL O'Clock M. the fol
lowing described property to wit: All defenda n. a
right. title, claim, and interest and to Lots Nos
g. 3, 10, and IL, In Square o5S, in the city
OF Washington IL. e., together with all aud ar
the Improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
t. satisfy Judicial No AL to MAJ, Is5g I'm favor of
woodward Guy, against Samuel A. Pugh.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
~ lots for the District of COLUMBIA.
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DATENT OFFICE RESTAURANT.

Returning my sinoere thanks to a generous public
S0r The patronage which have heretofore 6xy
received from them, beg leave to annonnceSS$R
that have secured The Toes OF one OF the 0A
best and most perienced Bar keepers In he cOun-
Try. My friends and the pubic are sPec,fuily 10.
LIQUORS, and also fine asssrtment of rOBAC-
CO and CIGARS always to be found in the bar.
je Is colin 8. BRERETON,
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BALTIMORE, Wy 10 Flour is quiet but steady;
Howard s.rces and Ohio 81 j. \ Old City Mills
held ai Y: IS, new 81 81.
Wheat is steady; sales Of new red 81 IS new
white II .adl 81
Corn is steady; white at 7ia7sc.; and yellow az
S0ie1c.
Provisions closed rather f-mer
Whisky is higher at 2ia25c
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No News OF the TELEGRAPH Cable.

ST. JOINS, n. F, July Q, es THE wraihe
Is clesr: viad southeast. No news OF the tele-
praph fleet
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A MBROTYPES AND

A MBROTYPES AND
"A LEATHERGRAPHS.
The Ambrotypes taken 10y SANDS are said TO be
superior 10 any taken in the CITY.
MS Ieathergraphs are taken on Patent Leather,
80 that they can be sent 70 part OF the country
without any extra ex pense.
CAL eariy before the rush-on Pa svenue, between
9Th and SITS. X. SANDS.
B-New lot Of Gases just received je ~
THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON rs
i CHESS VEGETA BILE BALSAM perform
ing almost miracles IN covering no Bald Heads and
curing all Scalp Diseases. je s-6m
A CHlCKERING PIANO.lN BESTORDER
"A for sale cheap on accommodating terms, at the
les w. G. METZEROTT.
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L AIDES HAIR WORK REPAIRED, or taken
IN exchange. at Gl BIS Wig, Il AID, and Cun
Manutaciory, Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10Th ats
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs,

SEE FIRST PAGE.
EROM BIOS ron The clipper schooner
Il SearBvIe, Capt. Marshall Berry, has az n
rived and has duschaI ged her cargo. She as ~
ready receive cargo for the above port -<-7s
Apply TO HARTLEY AZ BRO, 90 and lOl Water
street, Georgetown. ID &. vsIv
NOR BOSTON-Ihe regular packet schooner
II Marietta Burr. Capt. Ira Nickers n, has "a
arri yed and vii have quick dispatch for the ~
above pert. Fer freight apply 20 HART-Aa
LEY Il bRO. Ito
NOTICE.
LICENSES.-Al persons whose licenses from the
Corporation OF beorgetOwn the inst.
are hereb. notified prompt, "a renew the same al n
eTwise they may subject themselves TO = hue.
june d, 1858. w LAIRD CLERK
jt q 3tawtJuyIOih
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b. : p. ? Il Dos o Ess Ypsk IJlslkssa..s ms,
|frNyW YBaxs JUG 10 -eYicns - 10 sssnles Of
ND s1nsS ftsB assoAunt 0zB0uooaQ OAso
----ss ----~tfsrs 81 asGN NJ
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TURNiP, RUTA BAGA. SEED. &C.

Seed Of the following be supplied Of unsuT-
passed quality and cheap:
SkrvIns's Improved, lsnr's, Purple and Green
topped RUta Bagas Parple topped strap Cancd.
6 q. NJ top do, Early fist Dutch, Fairly stons. SIX
weeks Orsnge Jelly. W hIte Norfolk. White Glole,
Yellow Aberdeen, Dale's Hybrid, and other ceie
braied TurnIps. Flat Dutch, Early York, OK Heart,
d. umhead, and other Cablages. Round and Prlcky
Spinach, Kale. With = compile collection Of Gsr
den and Agricultural Seeds. John SAUL,
je 81 eoot 3& 7th street, cor. n, Washington
THE yESrRY OF ST. ANDREW
Il Free Church invite proposals for the -ectlon OF
the church building. The plans and specifications
be seen at the OH Of Chas HaskIns, archit-,t
Proposals sealed addressed 20 the Ne~try oi -
Andrews Church should be left the once OF tue AZ
ohIteot OF before the I6ih instant % shlna day
they will he opened By der OF the Nestry:
~ asvtIs,b X h IkONSiOE. Resls'Ier.
g r A g L.
Indicates where ron may get 4. OoklN
GLASSES, 10 gilt or mahossny frames tok-
THAT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oysI1
or ssuare, gilt or otherwise; az any csnefn S '
work an his line. The largest lot o. LOohIN1-
boi o"h. as5 Pa. avenue,
ap2Iy retveep In md lSh 81,
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS.

WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS.
W 500 NINTH STREET.
Gentlemen leaving FOR the various Summer Re-
treats will please not forget that they have their
Linen made at the shortest notice. and warranted
to fit neatly and comfortably, at the SHIRT FAC
TORY, 500 9th street, seven doors north of Penn.
avenue.
Every variety of work for the Ladies done Mt
short notice. Bosoms, Collars, and Wristbands
n.stly stitched.
jy 8-lw III. o. MOVES
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GAS SMOOTHING IRONS AND FURNACE

LAS SMOOTHfNG IRONS AND FURNACE.
SHAW'S PATENT
lndIspu'aby the most superior contrIvance for
ironing clothes at all tImes, hut IN hot wsaf her in
dIspensable to the comfort of the aundress
Ing only i've feet of per hour, and costing less
than one cent. The Iron is perfectly free from
smoke or rust.
The furnace can be used for culinary purposes !:
also, the ease and quIckness of making md extlu-
gushing the fire, freedom of all noxIOus smell or
vapor, and many advantages they possess over ali
Other furnaces. will be apparent to all who give the m
ate, tIOn.
The flexible tube is also Shawss patent, imperyi-
Gus to the gas, and free from the unpleasant odors
of other tubes.
For sale at JOS. l.. SAVAGE'S
Pa. avenue, between 10th and nth SITS,
Jy S-6t (lntel.) Sign of the Gilt saw,
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TOR SAtE-A pair of fancy Arabian bree,
Il HORSES, or 5years old; a pair of -
Say Horses years old one hne Gray
Horse, good for draught or family horse, fH8S1
and one hne IRON gray Saddle Horse, six <TNS
years old. Apply at the First Ward Lv- ~<Sl-2~
cry stable, u street, between nth ami 18th sts
IS JAMES II. MAIIpIN
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ob Yhiksfassyum yp,sI bas snsH q 90
3 slh ;bk sa2t-v1H IVA ,ssaol
ysDs . oh .ipSuPsprr6k. Wilma hnS
,nsssb ~ olk, tsyya 70 xSesekS ~ ieSsn ana
hSbro Chiss3b sSa khca Isis&d ~ Esl1lipois
CaittAI; ebndshsf NJ IaOI %. aud Mfswaukie 8:
A0s hth Southern ~: Metz YORK Central sc /;
skeading <6R; Va. t,s assIA 40. 6's S.
Sterling exchange 90 6usnif'Tf 4 .--..
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NOTICE. have few of those cheap TOILET
Y SETS on hand, which will sell cheaper
than they can be purchased elsewhere. AlsoA
CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENSWARE,N
cheaper than the cheapest, with many other
articles too numerous to mention, at 500 Pa. avenue
between 9th and 10th streets.
Call and see for yourselves.
ap lS-6m JOHN McDEVITT,
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SCRAP FROM AN ALBUM
When | look into LizZie's eyes
And see the love that nestles there,
The Kindness and affection warm,
Pve sought I'm many not so fair.
Not Anthony who lost world,
Nor Paris-Son OF Priam,-
Nor any fool that ever lived,
is such a fool a. am
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EOh RE >T-rhe BRICk DWELLING sltu-
Il ated Oh the east side of 18th street, one dor
above Pa. avenue, lover the Gas Office.l Posses
sion given the lst Of July. For further parjIcu-
and ID ste, 10 .Stf
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DAPER DOLLS AND FURNITuRE, Chill
l. DREN'S TOY BOOKS, wholesale and re TAIL
at LAMMOND'S,
y8V Seventh street,
NOTE TO THE PUBLIC.-All persons IN
wa OF n.ws from the Great Teegraphlc File {
must call at SHEPHERDS corner 7th aud sts
who has all the latest news ahead of Time, Tele-
graphs, 10 Ali the Weeklies end Monthlies ON
hand at all times. Tvs
GREEN GINGER FOR PRESERVING.
" Also, X ehned and Soft SUGARS, Coverings
make. VIE: Granuated, Crushed, Pulverized, LOAF.
ClaTlhedand Yellow. For sale by
SHEKELL Il MILLER.
IA Pa. av., aGjoIa'g kirkwOod House.
~ 2lw (States)
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AccIpENr.-A little child, daughter Of Mr..
SPraights, residing at the corner OF FOur-and "a
half and streets, was thrown from its nurse's
arms, yesterday afternoon, while the latter was
running to see the New York Regiment, by he
ing jostled in the crowd, and had one of its arms
badly fractured above the elbow.
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,vsofostiQ 'aFsFe7sYT
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u n o f. VI 4 X F. X :.
Just received by the subscriber. and for sale go
q des OF Spanish Slaughter and Hemlock SOLE
LEA THEk, which will he sold from one To one
hundred sides, at prices that cannot he duplicated
IN this market.
Also, a choice lot of FRENCH CALFSKINS at
extremely low prices.
Constantly on hand, a complete assortment of
Morocco 1InIngs. Bindings. & o.; also, English and
French hastings of every quality and shade.
X. ]. DARRAGH,
~ 8 2VS <35 10th street, Washington ID. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-10

Fuss AT Hoe ALLEY.-The Penny family, well
known to our police officers, got into desperate
mnsS In Hog alley, on Thursday night, and were
arrested by the Chief OF Police and Lieutenant
McHenry. They Were taken to the guard -hou.e,
aud In the morning were sent TO ruralize at the
city farm during the summer months. The party
consisted OF the mother and two daughters.