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To CossUNPrIyEs;

QberHS Cod LiUer Oil jelly,
rms great specific for Consump on Is fast su ne
csSlhg al others In It's curative effects upon those
anioted with tu bercuar diseases. Prepared upon
mighty scientific principles of the pufe oil and
robbed Of the nauseous taste Of the pain article il
Is received into the stomach in its Jellled form,
without mastioatIon, and is gradually dissolved
and dgested, passing into the small Intestines drO
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutrlcious properties, and thus assisting and sus-
tanning nature IN overcoming the disease APP
proved by the New York Academy of Medicine,
and recommended BY the faculty everywhere, this
preparation is confidently offered as a remedy for
Consumption and al Sorofulous affections
Sold by Charles Stott, Washington, and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFoLp, PARKER & MOWER,
No. Id Beekman street, New York,
mar 10 SIN Wholesale Agents.
PRsNIKs;-Persons desiring Pennies will always
ind them for ero change At the Star Of5oe oou nter
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Democratic RejsIcinss.

OswEeo, June 3O-The National Democracy
Of this city firing one hundred guns IN honor
Of the nomination Of Brecfinridge add Lane
Many Of the most influential Democrats q this
city and all the government ofhcials, join In the
celebration. The demonstration 10 unexpectedly
large and enthusiastic.
BUFFALO, June 3O.-The Democracy held n
large and spirited meeting last night, 90 rstfy the
nomi natiOn Of Douglas and johnson.
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BosroN, June 30 - The house Of Jorethan
GoodnOugh, at Brighton, was struck by lightning
last night, and be and his son were Killed. HE
wife was also seriously injured. A ferce gale
prevailed here at the time with terrific violence,
demOlishing chimneys, etc Many szil boats In
the harbor were upset and IL 10 reported that sew
eral lives have been Loaf, but the statements lack
confirmation
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PaliticaI Iutelliseue,

NEW ORLEANS, July The friends Of Bell
aud Everett held an enthusiastic meeting here
last night, and appointed delegates 20 the Stat,
Convention at Baton Rouge IL was resolved
that in case Of the absence OF delegates there sub
stitutes should be appointed.
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Funeral Of a CIerRYman.

POTTsvILLK, Pa June 30 The remains Of the
Rev. Joseph V. O'Keefe, pastor OF ~. Patrick o
Church. were taken from his residence here 10 the
train for Philadelphis this morning FOR iniermeut
There were at least three thousand persons 10 the
funeral procession. The deceased WA very much
beloved and respected by his congreg stiOn. and
bis death is much regretted by the community st
large
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New York Markets.

NKw YORK July2 Flour 10 heavy; State IS 2Ss
IS IS; Ohio IS 75aS5 IS; Southern IS .65a5 %
Wheat 10 heavy; choice Western white 81 80.
Corn 10 very dull and easier. Provisions are nrm
and quiet; mess pork slsal9; prime Si2 5Oal2 81
Lard is firm at l2al2Kc. Whisky 10 held Al II
BUYERS offer only PIC.
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BOARDING.

AIRS. ROBBINS HAVING TAKEN THE
w large and commodious house on third street
west, co ner OF Missouri avenue, directly opposite
the Capitol grounds, formerly known as the Vernon
House, where she Is now prepared % accommodate
gentlemen with FURNISHED ROOMS, either
with or without BOARD, combined with May
comforts, such as gas, bath, &c healthy loca-
ton, beautiful respect, aud deli III full summer
residence, on immediate application. Terms rea-
sonable jy S-2w
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Hon. IN. Barrett a, 81. Loui.

ST. LOUIS, June 29-Tbe Hon. J. X. Barrett
was enthusiastically received by the democracy
at tie ferry landing this evening. large crowd
in attendance, and a salute Of % guns was
fred in honor Of the vote in Congress In favor Of
MS retaining the seat claimed by Mr.. Blair.
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Accident at New Haven

NEW HAVEN. June "a sad accident occurred
at tue close OF the College regatta In our habOr
this afternoon. Two sail boats were upset by the
high winds. From one Of them q Mrs Sperry, Of
Meriden, was drowned. Her body WA soos re-
covered. The boat contained nearly dozen per
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Maine p.lttIcs

PoRT AND, June 2e.-The Democratic Cen a.
ton passed strong resolutions indorsing Doug Ias
and non-interventton. Amer their adjournment,
a la-ge DOug'as ratification meeting was held,
and addresses made.
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The New Haven Railroad stock Case.

New YORK, July 2.-yudge Iugrsham, Of the
Supreme Court Of Connecticut, has decided that
all the over-issued stock of the New Haven rail-
road is valid.
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MERIDIAN HILL,
lVl IHteySectioH Of boundary q Fouteerfh SIS.
Having leased for a term of years THIS beautiful
and romantic sp Z, will open IL for the
accommodation of the pubic on the 23iVEM1
day Of June, 1867. For beauty of scenery,
dellgbtiUl PRONE nades, &c IL is unsurpa-seJ I-y
any IN this vicinity. The house IA large and COM
no tIous, having two large dancing rooms, besides
dining ADD drFs sing rooms for bOth ladies' and gen
llemen. In add ION hsve erected large pavilion
for Pic Me Parties.
Parties, Families and Individuals wi find il a
most desirable place to pass the sultry avs Of
summer. partlcua lJ "a the sTictest order and de-
c'rum vii be enforced and every attention will be
gu rautied by the proprietors.
The IardeT will be found e. contain all the deli
c8cles of the season st all times.
The Bar viii be FURNISHED with the choicest
Lisuors and Wines and the finest Segars.
Soci atles, Sunday Schools, Clubs and Military
Companies will find this the most desirable resort
for spending pleasant aud orderly day.
lie % Staw2x HENRY weldon.
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New YORK, July 2.-Stocks are quiet; Chicago
aud Rock Island 70S; III. Central shares 81 Do.
bonds 81 4; Michigan Southern -; New York
Central STA; Pa Coal Co. IS; Mil and Miss. O.
Mo 6'sSl8, eX interest
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PERSONAL.

MADAME M0RRICE, TIE GREAT AsTRoLo-
highly GIFT d and Intellig ent lady can be consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events. Call at
No. 205 Twenty second street, between and ],
Washington. jeIe Inn
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Homeopathic RExKprrs

All of DIR. Humphreys a Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathIc Remedies put up expressly for family
use, IN boxes, at Is and s. cents each Also,
each, with book of full directions. For sale by
n. ID. Gilman: $50 Pa avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald, $50 north street;
Also by r. IL. Winter, north corner of street and
Vermont avenue. Also, Pond Extract Of Witch
HazeI, for Internal and external inf1ammations OF
all kinds. Sold as above mae.Iv
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NKw YoRK, July Two men named John w
Mathews and John Walton, wsre murdered on
saturday by an unknown person.
The steam Touring mill Of George Turgot, the
staircase factory Of Messrs. BurrOugh s Burke,
and the stable Of J J Van Pelt, on Eighteenth
street were burnt last nigbt-Oss s25 90 insured
for 81 600 The building No. ~ Broadway, oc-
cupied by Frank a Son, &. Watson and Mr..
George. dealers in hats, caps, etc was also burnt
loss So, 90; Insured
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THE LATEST NEWS
EEL EG X A HIC.
Judge i.euxias at PhtIadeIphts.

PHILADKLPHfA, July i.-After the Douglas raj
hcSticn meeting held here last night. the Immense
assemblsge proceeded 60 the Girard Hotel. and
serenaded Mr.. Douglas He aid be could not o.
frain from making his appearance 10 express bis
profound gratitude for the compliment. He bad
ne political spec hes 90 make during the pending
canvass. IL now remains for the people 20 decide
on the great issues PENNSYLVANIA believes that
Congress can be better employed In developing
the great national Of the country than In
wasting time I'm forcing slavery or snti-ssvery
upon the people.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of wit OF
WI Teri facias, issued from the Clerks cfice of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, for
the county OF Washington, and g. me dlreotsd;
Will expose 70 sale, for cash, IN ont of the
the 2st day OfJuy next 1852 al u O'Clock m, the
following property, to Wit All defenda as right,
title, oainl and interest, in aud to certain buid-
ing erected on Lot No SIX 90 in Square No nine
hundre | ,nd forty nine A9fsb as laid down in the
plat of the city Of Washington. seized aud levied
upon as the property Of Abel Griggs, and VIII he
sold 10 satisfy judicials No. 2s6, TO October term
1856 in favor Of John PuTdy.
]. ID. HOOVER.
Late u. s Marshal for the District of Columbia.
@ 8-dts
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Lyons MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold eyerywhAre an O Sr

The Bosom OF DESTRUCTION Is the fatality among
our young and middle to indulge excess and
influence to dispel the growing evil, should read
= Human Frdfltg, or Physiological Researches" II
delneates III rIrid eOlOTS flor 1t is beautifully illus
ease and decay, pointing out the only sure Aafet,
rdtre-read the advertisement of "TrtsSeBaarS IN
another column. Sold by DR.. Barrow 1 "a BleecheI
where. '
ID. C.. ma71m
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RARRy,s TRIcOpuEpn

BARRY's TRIcoPHERoUs
Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
htying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair. Ladies' try 1t. Sold by all Drug
gIsts and Perfumers. marI2-sm
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b L &c b 1T II 8.
HENRY sCHAEFER,
RapRrp AVN Han npux.wn

= So, near Ssresfs. oppe. Post 0fes Ds>a~i,nsaf.
Has fitted up in connection with hls eslAblishmsnt
convenient Recommendations for sfording 20 his
WARM BATHS. st any time during business
hours His charges viii be ynederste-tventy Ave
when tickets fsr that nnnssr are parchased and
paid for in advance. =
Mr.. schsefer takes thps opportunity 20 inform his
lishment will In no psAnner interfere with has resu-
ar professional busness On the oontraTy. he hopes
T. add 10 his presept facilities for insurlnr prompt
attention 10 bfs numerous patrons IN the line Of
SHAVING and HAIR DRESSING.
of utti or Trimming their their ohlldrens
hair - begs 70 say that he has DIVIDED for ther.
bettor acconmodatio -, IN having lifted up s"sli
Tocn aud Appropriated il exclusively % theu uss.
ie [-iW
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VALUABLE FARM, STOCK. CROPS, I'M
y PhhEMNEEESTFs, p az SIS For SALE Or

EXCHANGES FOR iMPRotED cIT9PRop
ERTf: The 81 b.criber in consequences Of nj. in
VIII it requires, offers II, together with his stock
OF he brood Mares. Colts Cows, Hogs, growing
crops, implements, &c. now the premIs"s,
either for sale or exchange for improved ity
property. The Farm contains one hund ed aud
Maryland, distant ten miles ON Washington, o.
the BrookvIlie Turnpike. me best road Leading out
of Washington. 1t is deemed unnecessary TO enter
into minute description of the Farm, as IL is
sumed no one wCu dpurohsse without first visiting
t1e premises. Any information wi /, hovev-r,
cheerfuliy be gwen upon az ploat on to WILLIAM
z. SFUBBS, 322 street, between 18th and 18th,
Washington City.
w. ID. Wallach. Editor Of the Star, knows the
Farm well aud will socOrd full information con-
'rnins il to inquirer. js % eotf
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w ooDt w o o DE-
STOVE and KrNDLING wocp. At me iovsss
Po'' TIE w. N GAIT,
as2 Pa sy, bstvsen I,th SOD l a. 81 "a.
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. Meyers Miraculous VERMiN DESTROYER.
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminat
Ing Rsts and MIc@, COckroaches Bugs Ants
den insects.
UPrincipsl Depot, 612 Broadway, Ny.
Sold by q II Druggists EVERYWHERE ma Is SIM
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MRS. WTrsLow, an experienced nurse and femae
MUSICIAN, has Soothing Syrup for Chtlfen Tesfh-
ing, which greatly facilitates the process fteethint
by softenlng the gums, reducing al Inflammation
VIII slay all pain. and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon II, mothers, it will give rest
TO yourselves and relief and health TO your infants
Perfectly safe in ali cases. See advertisement in
announcer column. oe lilly
IYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Extermnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks. Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poison
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DIED,

On thu 9th of June, MARY E. T., wife of Ben
jamn f. Baker. IN the 18th year of he. age.
(Balto. Sun copy.D
On the sHth nltimo; NATHANIEL POPE, son
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral services, this afternoon, at 81 O'Clock at
the Chapel Of Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown.
On "Wednesday, the 29th nltmo, RICHARD
WEBS Elk, the youngest son of John X. and g.
NJ SOthoron, aged years and months.
(Balto. Weekly Sun copy.D
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PARTIES wishing pleasant place for holding
pic.nics will no doubt ind the Crystal Springs s,
advertised In another column, delightful place,
and the psoprietou (Messrs. Riggles 4 Bridgetj
very accommodating.
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MAIL AGENT APPoISrKD.--James Elliot has
neen appointed mail messenger at Falls Church,
va. on the Alexandria, Loudon, and Hampshire
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skE ADVERTISEMENT Of the excursion trip to
TT,ymont In the fast and commodious steamer
anomas Colyer on the 4th Of July. Remember
we A8 ooat leaves 6lymont st 10 O'Clock p. 10,
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HosrsTrER's Stomach nIrrkRs.-The doubt
with which an oft deceived community rs apt to
ioOk upon all medical preparations has long since
D en- completely vanqulshed by the triunp plant,
univ rsal and inva liable success Of Hosfefter s
Sfo1taeh Bttters. Their effect in all disorders OF
tue 81 sestlye organs are lot miraculous, because
tae' are the necessary result of certain medical
properties never heretofore combined in prepa-
ration, but they are nevertheless astonishIng AGED
persons who deemed themselves past help from
nrdi Inc, declare Ito use the words of a CORES
n1entl thai the Blttefs serms TO have given them
aaew lease of life. Cnquestionably the majority
OF dangerous diseases are the offspring of dyspep-
sia and Tor this complaint, as well the malades
out o It, there Is nothing In the world IKE Hostel
tsr's Stomach Bitters, which Is now sold BY all
druggists throughout the world. jy -toSt
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MARRIED.

On the morning of the 29th utimo, at St A'oysius
Church, by Rev: Father MaguIre, JOHN F. KAHN
TO MARY ANN, eldest daughter of Mr., Hugh
kirnan, Of Prince Georges county. Md.
(Marlbero' Advocate copy,)
On the oath June, by the Rev p. l.. Wilson, Mr..
CHAS. ID. PARSONS, to Miss MARY NEW
MAN all of this city
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"THR You've LADIES' INsTIrurEn of which
Charles III. Norton, A. NJ is principal closed its
twelfth year on Thursday morning with appro.
PIRATE and very interesting exercises. which wer.
held at the school, No 30 Four-and -a-h.lf street
In the presence Of the patrons and invited friends
Of the Institute. The exercises consisted of the
reading OF compositions and performances in
mnsic by the young ladies, several of whom.
though quite young, showed high cultivation
We were especially pleased with a compositIon
on the Beauties Of Nature, by Miss Mary +. Poor.
and a sweet song, Ever Of Thee by Miss Mary
y. Grnnell. Prizes were awarded 10 the scholars
who had excelled in their studies First prize 10
Miss Susie X lngle; second to Misses Cassie M >.
Mary J., and Kate A. Fennall, Of the senior de-
Partment middle department first prize to Miss
Kate L. Huntington, second 10 Miss NJ e. Todd
The principal then, with appropriate remarks
rendered diplomas TO the graduates.
The PICNIC given by the Grace chtrch Sunday
School, at Arlington Springs, on Friday last was
the most pleasant one IL has been our good fortune
10 attend FOR some time. The ladies were hand.
some and agreeable, the gentlemen gallant and 90.
clSbe and the proprietor ofthe Springs liberal and
accommodating. The passengers recommend the
FLYING Cloud to all parties anticipating giving
pic-nics, especially when the tide is low at the
hour they wish TO return. The boat. with about
four hundred, Len Arlington at IL o'clock p. IN ,
and following the channel arrived at Eleventh
street wharf about 1. An interesting episode In
this picnic was the baptism Of q child Of Mr.
Beveridge, the proprietor of the Spring, by ths
Rev Mr.. Holmead, the pastor Of the pic-nfcine
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A PRESCRIPTION How TO Bur RAzors.-Go I.
hardware store and buy a whole bundle O
razo,s-be careful not to give more than 81 for tn
bnndle-and you viii be sure TO obtain at leas
one good one. -
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Y FREE CONCERTS!
ERNST LOEFFLER, Nepc York arsrEs be-
tIcsCa LIST aud ID streets, would respectfully ~
state 20 the public that A CONCERT ofk(14
SELECT MUSIC will be given every MON <62
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season. at his Pavilion, commencing at o'clock
and ending at u .. m. Previous TO the Concert,
the Saloon Is open to those desiring 20 while
away few hours IN the may dance. ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES. aud every description
prices.
poses, are requested to give day or two notice.
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gHE SUMByR Of marriage licenses issued in
the County Clerks ONCE during The month Of
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SEWING MACHINEe.

Mrs.. D IssRHiss s'f fsISm1N G. srSRs, iSi
Bridge street, Seorgetown, and examine the best
L,sdd, Webster a Co.'S Improved TIght-stl,ch Ne
chine, and Harris's Boldon Sewing Machine.
Price sA 20 s7a ie seslm
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THE HEAT.-Last week, the mechanics and
laborers who are employed on works exposed to
the sun suffered intensely. Quite a number of
men who never gave up for the heat before were
Obliged to yield and suspend their labors after a
half day. We have heard of no very serious sick
ness occasioned by the heat among the workmen:
doubtless they are cautious and use means to
avoid il.
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THE FArQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
We are Informed that an arrangement has been
made between Mr.. Barbour, President of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, ard MIR HudgIn
proprietor Of the Warrenton Springs. by which
the business men of Alexandria aud the District
who cannot leave permanently with their famiI lie
for those Springs will be permitted to visit them
from time TO time, on Ground ticket,,-i e 10
pay coming up, but to return free, on the certif.
cate of Mr. III - "
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SooTHINe AND BRAcING.-There no prepare
ton IN existence which has such a soothing effect
In cases OF nervous excitement as HoSetterS Stoln-
Geh BttterS. Although the fame of this renowned
lnvlgo ant rests mainly on astonishing cures of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and intestinal DISC :
dsrs, 1t Is equally efcacious IN nervOu. complaint
thousands of ladies' resort to il as a remedy for
hysterla, futtering of the heart nervous headache
vertigo general debility and all peculiar distn b,
ances and arrangements to which, as a sex they
are subject. 1t cheers and light ms the depressed
mental powers AS well as strengthen the body and
It's use never followed as is the case VIII re oTd-
nary tonics are administered, by any unpleasant re-
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve
rywhere. lie 25-eoa
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ARREsTED.--Patrick Martin was arrested last
week by omcer Nash, on a warrant issued by
Justice Johnson, charging him with burglariously
entering the dwelling of David w Bates, on the
night of the 26th inst This is the case of the ma
climbing into the bedroom Of two Young lad les
whlIe they Were asleep, and will no doubt contain
some rare features The case was ruled for Trial
on Thursday next, and the defendant gave secu-
rity for hearing then.
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The CONSTIPATION Of the New York Avenu
Cnufen nad divine service In the lecture room {
the church, for the first time, Yesterday.
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THE AMOUNT OF Flour inspected in this city
for the quarter ending 30th June, was SIS bar
reis. This makes the whole number Of barrels
from LIST July, 1852 to Both June, 1880, inclusive
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WILD CHSRRY BALsAM.

TIE IOIOWIHg Is worthy the attent of All who
are Interested for themselves or friends:
LAFAYETTE. Ind July 81, 1854.
Dear Sir: was attacked, about Eve months ago
with a severe cold. which set led on nav lungs and
Doctors 1.-THE most respectable in this city, said that
I had inflammation or consumption of the lungs
and, after eXhaustng their skill without rel e 10
me, pronounced my case incnrahle 4 Commenced
taxing Dr. WtStar's BaISav1 Of Wtld Cherry about
SIX weeks ago, and in four days was able to walk
all oyer the house, and am now a well man.
Yours respectfully, GEoRGE HOOVER
>, Above hand you plain statement from George
hoover, OF this city, who is well known, having
lived here some twenty years. The doctors attended
MN some three months and gave HIM up to die; but
Wls;ar's Balsam cured him.
o ID. r. w. WLsTAcK, Druggist,
=, Lafayette, Ind.
per. f
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle 4 Co., Boston and for
sale by Il. ID. Gilman, =. c. Ford, jr., 8 b. Waite
u. Stott, John Sohwarze, Nairn & Palmer Wash
ington; and by dealers everywhere. je 7-IwT
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AT MEETING of the Edward Everett Literary
Association, ON last Thursday evening, the fol-
lowing selection Of officers for the ensuing ouarte,
was made President, J. Hiram smith; Vice
President, =. w. Cromwell; Recording 81 Gre
tary, Thos 3 Shepherd; Financial Secretary, w
J. Frizzeil; Treasurer, DR.. Fenwick; Librarian,
Wilson Stewart.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD FELL VS. HALL.
ONE MORE GOLDEN SHOWER.
EVERYBODY SATISFIED.

TUESDAY EVENING. July 5,
One More DiifrtbHfion OF BedEt .fuI Presents,
TWENTY-FIVE MAGNIFICENT GIFTS
VIII be given 10 the patrons af the far famed Thu
lions Museum of Arts. Among the gifts are Gold
Watches, Silver Watches, Silver plated Service;
SIlver-platad Cake and Card Baskets, Gold
Brooches, Guild Bracelets, BUouteTie, &c.
All the above articles have been purchased at
Semkins' Jewelry Store, Pa. avenue, where the
Admission Is cts A.
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PoLIcE AFFAIas.-Before Jmsties Clark. WIN.
Fisk and John Mcdonnell, two hackmen, were
cnargeo VIII disosderiy conduct In the street in
81 and 81 % costs.
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO COLUMBIAN CoLLEGE.-Rev
r. Elton, d. D., of Exeter, England, has contrib.
uted to this institution the sum of $3.50 to con
stitute permanent fund for prize medals to he
given Tor excellence in the Greek and Latin Ian.
guages, and l.. ID. Gale, Nj. d., of Washington.
ID C., similar sum, to constitute a permanent
fund for prize medals for excellence In natural
sciences.