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FIRST BLOOD SHED FOR LIBERTY IN THE
REVOLUTIONARY WAR.-The first blood shed
in defence Of liberty, and in opposing English
oppression, was in the South. The State of
North Carolina-the "0ld North State" and
twin-sister Of South Cardinals entitled to
the honor. 1t was during the gubernatOrial
administration of the notorious Gov. Tryon,
the English Governor at the time, who built
one Of the most splendid palaces in either
North or South America, at Newbern, N. c.,
with the proceeds of taxes imposed upon the
people for the purpose, and to resist which
taxation portion of them rebelled, just as did
the men Of Massachusetts afterwards. 1t took
place in the year l77l, and is narrated by Mr.
Wheeler in his History of North Carolina
On the 10th of May, In that year, battle was
fought between the American and British
forces on the banks of the Alsmance river, in
what is known now as the county of that name,
called the battle of Alamance. The American
forces were called the regulators from the
efforts in endeavoring to bring about an equit-
able regulation of taxes and other oppressive
matters. The American forces amounted to
two thousand, and were headed by three men
named Husbands, Hunter, and Butler; while
the British forces, including militia called out
by Tryon, amounted to upwards of eleven hun
dred, but had the advantage greatly in arms
and disciple As might have been expected,
the Americans were defeated, after an action
Of two hours, with loss Of twenty dead and
several wounded, while that of the royal forces,
in killed, wounded, and missing, was sixty y-one
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By c. MoGUIRE& 8 co. .Auctionesrs-

Dy }. " mcUUlHE T. co AuctiOneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ PROVED AND UNIMPROvED REAL EsrArK-By
virtue OF decree OF the ITcuIt Court of the DIS
Frederick w .Selhausen is comp ainant and Charles
Mades ana Otners. executors and neIrs at law and
PENDANTS. the subscriber will sell al public sale the
following va uabe resl estate in W ashngtOn city
oor6s SGs 10 IL a9a T. square No rs on the
feet2H inches on north street and I25 feet ~
Lot No. 3, in square No. 642, frontIr lls feet on
Delaware avenue, by sS feet 10 inches south
street.
The whole of square north of square No. e42,
fronting 2O3 feet inches on Virginia avenue, 2i7
1eet on south street 81 feet inches on Delaware
and a;ots Is Nos: TO- H. r. Is, u. Is
street 24s feet inches on north street s59 feet
on street east, and $50 feet Seventh street
And Lots Nos. So, and 10, in square No. 5s4,
Ironnng " feet each on south street, between
the improvements, which Nnslst of four well built
tw0-story frame dwelling houses
place on TUESDAY, the i,th day Of July, 1850: o. of
the lot in squars No. 6i2 on TH URSDAY, the 18th
on DAY, the 18th day Of Jply, ls; of lots in in
square No. s94, on MONDAY, the 18th day of July,
on INF Hs: tss day t5s 5sy @
The sales will ooI. meEce at O'Clock .. B,, on
the DAYS above specIhed on the respective preIni-
and the property will be sod In suoh parcels or
lots as may suit puTchasers;
IN 6, Y and IS months, secured by the purchasers
notes, bearing interest from the day Of sale, with
Complied With IN Se s s S9 ~ pIdps ~ aGt
be Tssod Il gPona one weeks notice at The rSk End
payment of the purchase money and interest, and
not before the trustee will convey the property to
CHAS s. WALLACH, Trustee.
js1l StawtJuly II
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GRUNBLERs.-If you find a man disposed to
complain of the coldness of the world, be sure
you will find that he has never brought any
thing into tue world to warm it, but Is a per-
sonal lump of ice set in the midst of it. If you
find a man who complains that the world is all
base and hollow, tap him, and he will probably
sound base and hollow. And so, in the other
way, kind man will probably find kindness
all about him. The merciful man, as a general
thing, will obtain mercy. He who has Away:
had a kind excuse for others, who has looked
at the brightest side of the case he who has
rendered his pardon and his help whenever he
could, who has never brought his fellow-mar
into any strait by reason of not helping him
will find that the mercy which he has bestowed
flows back upon him in full and spontaneou:
spring. He will make a merciful world by the
mercy he himself shows 80
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IU Coal oil 10 said to be sure destroyer Of bed
bugs. Apply plentfully with q small brush OF
feather TO the places where they most do congre-
gate. The cure is efectual and permanent Gill
frames chandelier, &c, rubbed lightly over with
coal oil will not be disturbed by dies.
III The Louisville Democrat proposed bet o.
So 900 that Kentucky would not 90 for Breckin
ridge Ii was promptly taken.
iDrTh friends Of Lincoln and Hamlin hav,
raised a flag pole at occoquan, Prince william
county, Va.
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A.AUSTIN SMITH,S trustees
Je VI -6taw&ds ]. c. Mo6UIRE & CO Anns.
Late u. s. Marshal for District Columbia.
je 28-dts

MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue ofa wut OF
the Circuit Conrt of the District of Columbia for
the county of Washington, and TO me directed,
VIII expose to pub ss for cash, In front of the
court house door of SAID county, on SATURDAY,
the 3t" day of July next 1861 at l2 O'Clock m the
following propertV, to wit: All defendants ht
ntle, aim. aud Interest, in and = sr ain build
Ing erected on Lot No SIX (6J in Square No nine
hundred and forty nins (9i9l as laid do wn in the
plat OF the city of Washington, seized and levied
upon as the property of Abel Griggs, and will he
sold TO satisfy judlclals No. 2S6, to October term
1856 In favor of Ohm Purdy.
]. ID. HOOVER.
Late U. S Marshal for the District OF Columbia.
ia
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A MRS. WlNSLOW,
AN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention of mothers, her
500 I i NC SYRUP,
Fer Children Teetl

Fer Children Teething,
WhsA greatly facilitates the process tssthnf Sy ssfs.
nr ths fsrns, reducing all inesmmatisn-vi aay Al
PAIN and spasmedie aetisn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATB THE BOWELS.
DEPEND spen IT, methsrs will give rest to ysurs,,s, and
hELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
oavs put sp and sold this article year, and
CAV SAY, IN coNFIDRrCE TRUTH OF IT, hat We have
a.de,s: MRS. iy ay. q IT iny 12rG1p,,s oTsis
IrcT a cuRE, wINSLOw's When tim,l, sd ~
Never did We knsvl S0OruTNo an instance Of dis
sanshcuoh ~ any one who used IT, On
me contrary ahars SfkUP, delighted with
highest commentator Of Ecal sfscts and msdies
virtpss We speak in his matter What WE DO Know
TIoN FoR rHR FULFILmInT OF WHAT VIZ HERR r
CLARE In almost instance where infant In an
ing from pam and sIhauson relief will found In fft,sp
Or rtS.nty Minutes after the syrup is administered
NEST frrfRIRNcfD and sKILFUL rURsEs Ia Nsv EnS-
land and has sssn used with rRvRRFArLIrS SUCCESS IN
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
net sny r.lsvss the child from pain, the
stsmseh and bowels corrscts scidy giyss tons and
'nsrgy to the vhos will almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND Collie,
and ersreOms eonrulsi.ns which. II speedily r.m.d.d
ANpsUAIsTR RIM rOh EDY Ia the WORLD
in all case, Of DYs- CHILDREN rNTrsY and DI1R
sr... ss"A ,G IN ,.siIr .SIh TEETHING DRhs 1 wh.h:5 il
We would say every mother who has a child suE
sring frcm Of tbs going eompants-Do NOT LIT
YOUR fREJUDIcfs, NOR THR fREJUDICEs OTREEs
suRr-yu, ABsoLUrELV sURr-to follow the uss Of tn
medicine, insly Used. Full dirscoGs for Esng will
S1mISny .aSh hoit None genuine unsss the esimils
soId BY Druggists throug ghont the world.
Principal Ofcs. No. ID Cedar Street, NY.
Price snIy as Cents per Bette, ssil-ckvI,
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CLOTHING, &c.
BARGAINS! BARGAINss

ID GREAT BARGAINsN
Seventh street, ack aowiesged 20 be the ehsspest
ana best place 70 buy Clothing, Furnishing Soods.
sSts nnd Saps Owing to the scarcity OF mopey,
Omce has determined 90 sell his goods IS per cont
iess than any other house IN town. Drop in apd
our new supply Of Spring and Summer Goods a
astonlshluE low prices
N. B. Just received 50 dozen Of 10 cent NECK
tD IL you wish 10 keep cool. drop in and bur
one OF our thin Summer Coats, or the Patent Re
verslble Summer Coat. AZ SMITHS. No 46O SeV-
enth St, opposite Post Office.
III A large lot Of hue Gents Shirts and Collars
At very low prices, st No. 46O Seventh st, OppO-
site Post Office.
III The Ribbon Tie, Yale Tie, Aurora TIe. and
al sorts OF Neck Ties, at one-hAf the usual prces
al SMITHS, No. 40 Seventh st. je ls-lm
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A GENCY FOR FAIRBANKS SCALES IN
n GEORGETOWN.
=, The undersigned have been appointed Agents for
the sale of the above celehratsd and wei known
PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES. A fu ]
supply constantly on hand and for sale at lowest
rates.
HAY and coal. SCALES erected in any part
OF the District or adjoining counties.
AL Scales are warranted durable, accurate ard
to give satisfaction
BUSEY 4 BARNARD,
Dealers in Agricultural Imp lements
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AUCTION SALES.
By ]. C. MoGUIR co .ro,,or,

BY j. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
AND AND sTREkTs.-By virtue Of decree of the Cir
curt enit Cou Of the District of Columcia, passed in
Austin Sherman, respectively, ale complalnsnts,
ana Jonn r CaIan and otGers are defendants, the
6dds ON re Ss @ ss the
1Seo, o CLOCK D. m, upon thu premises, Lot No.
g; 10 Square No. 456, in the city of Washingt gton.
and % feet on Seventh street west.
nortSs..wt wei kEowp property is situated on the
the oenera Post Office, and is one of the We best
Daelness locations In the city of Washing gton. The
on street, mo ndng the drug store on the cornes
oI seventh, and tvo-stoIy building on Sew nth
street. The property wi be sold IN separate par
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
TO be pad In cash, and the residue eq u.l in
of sae the deferred payments to bear interest and
To De secured by the notes bonds of the purcha
approved BY the Trustees Should the terms v Of Of
sale NOT ne complied with within days after the
day 9f sale, the Trustees reserves the right to re
fsuting purchaser, after. five days notice. All
oonVeyanoes at the cost Of the purchaser
E:ETsTFSS e. ifS4ES SMITH, Trustees
le ell-6aw6ds }. e. Mo6UIRE co ,Aucs.
MARs.HA SA LE.-In virtue of writ of 6eri
w faolas, issued from the Clerks Office OF the
courty of Washins ton, and to me directed / viii
expo e TO Pn6o sa for cash, In front Of the 4
sb sSPss S,I do0F G1 said Sopsty on The
lnwlng property, TO wit: AL defsndants ight title
z a m, and interest in and to a certain dwellirg g
mouse erected on and the south retsen
numbered three hund ed and seVenty-seven. (S77J
upon as the prop, Tt' Of Ju ns viedt, and vii be be
sola to satisfy gqdicials. o $50 to October term
l'S7' in favor of Jonathan T. WaIEeTi 4 TEiioovpn
Late U. s. Marshal for District Columbia.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANyEhcToEY,
EDUCATIONAL.

COM MER CIAL coll EGB,
Opposite III, General Posi- 0scs, RashinstO. Cify.
,, Arm9,i.n system Of FPsPmsa.hip, gOoEteeRins,
Commission Sales, Gran mar and Arithmetio.
IrA Preparatory Class for Boys.
" Ladies will be Instructed in fine penmsn-
Rooms open from q. m. 10 10 p. m. For terms
'gn;t ma assn ' WIN. w. YOUNG co.
WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
w Inc next Academic Year will commence on
THURSDAY, September 18th. Parents Intending
to send th.ir gkters ,ed to enter theif
be more certain 70 secure dssEs Circulars ma, be
obtained at the Institute, No. 223 street or by
Box 7O2 Washington. b. c. ie Is-eoSS:
NHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEW ARRANGENENT.
This well-knOwn and popular Seminary, which
u. Richards for more than ten years will be opened
on the first Monday In September next, under the
y. RfCHsRDS. in the well Arranged and delisbt-
fully lHcated Union Academy Building. For partio-
uars. see circulars at al the Bookstores. maSS-1
A. MRS McCOR 4ICK's SCHOOL.
kNfRS. MCCORMICK desires 20 inform her
The q her sOSOO on the iss Mondsy S ssP
The course of study pursued will comprise al the
hon.
receiving into her family few pupils &C bosrders
aged from 10 TO Il years, who will be under her I'm
mediate care and oversight
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those in Wsshington
her school may apply to w. b. wsiisoS. Editor Q
the star.
residenee-NO. IS Cameron strseL AeIsndria. We.
ir ff-u
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Papers served in packages BY carriers at % q
year. or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers
the price is S55) year, iH adraHee; 81 for six
months; 81 for three months; and for less than
three months at the rate off cents week. Single
copies, ONE CENT; in wrappers, Two cESTs.
"ADvERr1sEaRNTs should be sent to the offoe
before u O'Clock m otherwise they may not appear
until q e next day.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

/ The favorite resort for
those who appreciate
Grand Scenery, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigora-
ting Baths, Large and
/ w ell Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and 3 Good
Table.
For particulars send
fOr Circular.
lOwENS, CIENDEN-
IN 4 VISSCHER,
Carlisle SpTiHgS, Pa,
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stances. rule Of life like this will most as
s sareaiy bring us length Of days in her right
manu. ana In her left riches and peace. y
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MERIDIAN HILL,
WI Tnfersecfion OF Boxnda,v S Fou,tssntk 81,

MERI DIAN HILL,
lfI Intrsection OF Boundary S Fourteenth Sts
Having leased for q term of yesrs this beautiful
and romantic spot, will open II for the A q
eccom'nodston of the public on the 2SivEM1
day of June, 1852. For beauty of scenery.
delightful prOmen>des, DC it is unsurpassed Iy
any In this vicinity. The house ia large and COM
mo1lous, having two large dancing rooms, besides
dining and dr6s sing rooms for both ladies' and N
tlemen. In addl Ion have erected large paw ion
for Pic Mic Parties.
Parties, Families and Individuals viii find il q
most desIrabe place to pass the sultry avs of
summer, particua lJ as the strict 81 order and de
cOrum vii be enforced and every attention will be
guaranteed by the prOpretors.
The larder Will be Found { contain all the deli
cacles OF the season al all times.
The Bar will be FURNISHED with the choicest
Llsuors and Wines aud the finest Segars.
SOci stles, Sunday Schools, Clubs and Military
Companies will find this the most desirable resort
for spen ing a pleasant and orderly day.
ie u Staw2v HENRY WEI DrN.
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WASHINGTON
w CITY GA RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
Nttc York drenHs, beftreen lst AVID u SIS.

In ling the attention of the public TO ny grounds
i would state that every arTangems snt has A
been made to MAKE this Retreat more yEAy
attractive every day. Mondays the Gar l.sU i
dens are open TO tbs public tree of ohage-a conc n
given by select band. Those desiring to enjoy the
dance and waltz - find the saloon IN com plete
order to render pleasure 20 all. o. 9TH days the
proprietor will cheeTfuly grant the of the
out charge.
For the amusement OF fchildren he has introduced
number OF little games never before IN this
cty, and cacu. ated at the same time 10 amUse the
"old folks"
N. B.-Attached is my BottlIng Establishm- Mt,
and families can be supplied with any quantity at
their residence, of that heathfui drink, LAGE X
BEER, upon short notice. je Is SIN
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EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
These SpTings-50 miles west of fWashingtor-is
now open for the reoe ption of visitors. IA
The subscriber, having become the pur EAy
chaser, will make every effort. with com ls.IXl
Petent assistants, to regain their former Teputa-
ton
RATEs-50 cents per meal; sl.5n per day; So per
week; $50 per cslendar month; So for months;
children over and under u years and colored ser
wants half price; white servants three -fOurths;
horses so cents per day
Dlreat Warrenton Springs.
jy Silt ROB'T HTDGIN.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

w GREKNBRIRR COUNTY, Va
This long established watering place VAS opened
for the reception OF visitors on the 18th Off A
May. &A0
MsnJ new and important arrangements lE.kG Il
hsye been maCe sIEce last season in this Is -
tablshment. and no efforts will be spared to make
the guests comfortable.
Persons can reach these Spungs by he Orange
AID A'exandrla Railroad from Washington: by the
Virginia Central Railroad from Richmond; or nv
the Virginia AID Tennessee Railroad from the
South and Southwest. via Lynchburg ard Char
lOttesvlile, with only 50 miles sta-- travel
JEREMIAH NORTON President
J. HUMPHREYS,
General Superintendent jsl2-dtJuly I5
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEkEEPERs.
+. X. DURKEE CO.'S
@EshECTs SPTCHS


ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground from fresh Spices, selected and cleaned
By us expressly for the purpose without reference
70 cost They are beautifully packed in tinfoil,
(ll1ed with PaperJ To prevent injury by keeping,
and are full weight, while the ordinary ground
Spices are almost invariably short, We warrant
them, In point of strength and rIchness of flavor,
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
as single trial will abundanty prove.
Z. r. DURKEE & CO.,
re eS-if,DdW W.h 1s1 Pearl ST., New York
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DOR RENT-Three hrst-cla-s and recently
Il built HOUSES, four stories high each, hand
somely shed, and having all the modern improve
ments, such as water, gas &C.. IN one of the very
finest locations IN the 0ty-On the corner Of Third
street and Missouri avenue, and opposite the Capt.
tol grounds Any one wishing to rent a fine dwell
ing will find this a favorable opportunity, | de-
sire TO rent them lmmed ately, and will rent them
low. Inquire of p. w. BROWNING. je 1-tf
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n X E, F / f.
l. TOMAC WATER
! am still engaged in the PLUMBING and GAS
FITTING BUSINESS at my old stand In PhIlhar-
monio Hall. The advantage of having a plentiful
supply OF water was readily observed at the FIRE of
yesterday. as am well satlt 4 I'd should have been
burned out but for the bountiful supply upor my
premises and that of my nelg hbors
All orders for the init Oduotion of Water and Gas
will be promptly attended to. Terms as reasons-
bic as any plumber IN the city.
jy3 c. SNYDER
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III d. HOOD has now on hand a yery larea
H. stock Of & ne standard SILVER WARE.
sl Of his own make, that he viii sell a. low a. asy
OF the Northern Wares are sold for, and al the
SILVER. 336 Pa. avenue. = fje "a
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"A ON ANALosTAN ISLAND,
Opposite GsoTgstolca and WaSkiHgtOH

The subscribers having leased for term Of years
this beautiful and romantic spot, opened A
II Tor the accommodstlon OF the public on HMy
scenery, dehghuCI promenafes, fishing. &c. re-
Union. "
The House is large and cOmmodious, having been
entirely renovated Ii has a large Dancing Saloon
attached to the house. bes des Dining AMI Dressing
Rooms tor both ladies' ana gentlemen. In addition
splendid rbors detac ed from the build nFs
Parties, Families aud individuals will find II a
mer- as every attention will be guaranteed by the
proprIetors. The strictest police arrangemepts
Viii be enforced, and pOlIt al discussions will be
prohibited.
The Larder will be found TO contain all the deli
cacles ot the season at all times.
The Far will be furnished with the ohoi oest
Liquors ard W ines and the hns st Segars.
Societies, Sunday Schools. Clubs and Military
Comp anes will find this the most desirable resort
near the metropolis for spending p.easa and or
derly dar.
IL Children unaccOmpanied by their parents or
guardians, viii be excluded from the grounds,
Gnnnlng and dogs prob bted.
III , Boats vii leave the ;oot of High street
Georgetown. and q street, Washington, hourly,
from o cock a. IN. ii II p. m daily
Versions PrefeTslng pleasant wa X reach the
Island via the Aqueduct.
We solicit the pU bic TO Judge for thems elves ard
zeal assured OF giving satisfaction.
Je % eOu JACOB w. .POWERS CO.
DINEY POINT PAVILION WILL OPEN
4 the reception of visitors on the
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DOR REN THE three story and basement
Il BRICK HOUSE corner of Sikh rect west
and street north, one square from the Patent and
City Post Ofhces-beIng one of the finest and
healthest loC atoms in the city IL is arranged for
q store and dwelling; has a bake oven attached
Will suit baker confsctIUner. Possession given
on the nth inst. For terms, &c apply to GEO. ].
SEUFFERLE, at Jackson, Brother d Co 333
Pa avenue. lie ie-tf
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EOR SALE-Between7 I and acres of LAND
Il lparr wOod,D on the Plank Road, (7lh st. abou
miles from Washington beautiful building site
or well located for a market garden Apply at No
Agency Block, corner Seventh and SITS, Wash
lngton. je l9-lmr
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, improved LAND, well suited for a market gar
den, with new dwelling house with four rooms aud
Kitchen; !; well of fine water in the yard; under
city property, and on moderate terms. The land is
at Balls Cross Roads, two and a half miles from
Georgetown, and in Alexandria county, Va. Apply
to " p. CORBETr, over Bank of Washington.
ma l2-tf
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~ - case, Iron-frame, beautiful tone Plano
offered for 9l75, for few days, At JOHN F. Ell
PIANOS FOR RFNT, from half a dollss 10 ss
per month. Also, great bargains in Second haSd
Pianos IA
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DINEY POINT PAVILION WILL OPEN
4 I the reception of visitors on the
25th OF June la consequences of my ab W.
take charge Of the management of the Pgv.lU.l- ns
sisted by my son, Thos. n. Dix. Board per wee
So; board per month S28
je iS- eOlms w, w. DIX Pronrietorr
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ESOR SALE-A Moe three story Brick HOUSE
Il on I'd street, between ID and K streets, in Kib-
bey's Subdivlsion. The aboye property Will b
ing OF II. w. HAMILTON & CO., No. $50 III
street opposite Centre Market Title perfect.
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF COMMON I-IFF
Il by George Henry Lewes, author of Life OF
Goethe. &o., 40; volumes; price 81 The second
just ready and sold separately.
The Mount Vernon Papers. by Edward Everett;
volume; price 81 Is. For sale by
ixs sGnMiEafARn sa.as. Efaai.n.s & MoEUN,
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NOTICE.
Il ERSONS Declining housekeepipr oy b.v;nx !.
surplus Of household effects can nd ready sais b1
calling At my Furnishing Store, 42S 7th street he
tween and streets, east side e'' W.
~ 2-Sm RUDOLPH BUCBLy.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

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