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THE LATEST NEWS
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Later fran Enrapn .


ST yoHN's, July 5.-Tbe steamship Psrans
from galway on the 27th, arrived here al O'Clock
tnls morning she took the place Of the Con
naught, which blew cut her cylinder head Just az
she was ready TO sail from Wexford
IL IL said That the Neapolitan Government has
determined 70 restore the twc captured ve<sels
ou' tne american Minister demanded repsrstion
The King Of Naplrs 10 seriously in Nhas
serted that the Neapoiitan Council have resolved
70 grant constitution and general amnesty "a
and an Italian alliance with Piedmont; but The
Kings assent YVES wanting
IL is reported that the Russian and Spanish I,e-
cations had threatened TO withdraw unless Ssr-
dina stopped the expeditions going 10 Sicily
In the British House of Lords a debate had
taken place ON the slave trade question res
oluhon was adopted in favor Of the re-appoint-
msnt OF Consulate at Mozambique, as cheek,
Notwithstanding the governments opposition
IL Is reported that Mr. Gladstone has determined
70 resign on account II the lame report adopted
Dy the House Of Commons Committee on the
house OF lords rejection Of the bin repeating
: Prince Jerome BOnaparte Napoleon visits Savoy
Since the EmperOrs return from Baden the
troops concentrated on the Eastern frontier OF
rance have been withdrawn
Is reported that the new French loan bin VIII
DE Tor from twenty 10 thirty millions sterling
In. ne Bourse closed depressed at 6sf sSc
The Anstians are making vast military prepars-
tons in Yenetia
The Earrings have introduced a new Russian
loan OF = 600, zoe sterling at London.
Ine china mail has been telegraphed
ne steamer Malsbar, having on board Lord
blsin and Baron Gros, had been wrecked i'm the
haroor OF Gale. Motives were lost The bullion
IN tue ship was lost, and both ambassadors lost
their credentials and all their passes They
would he delayed at Gale until the 6;h Of June
CANToN, Nav 6.-rhe reply from the Chinese
10 the last communication from the British Min.
lister had been communicated The Chinese
Were actively preparing 10 resist
The allies had occupied Chusan without 70.
sistance.
Trade atCanton was improving
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III Charles Goodyear, the inventor Of the art
Of vulcanizing inda-rubber, died al his residence
in New York on the LIST instant His disease IL
said TO have originated in the severe privstions
he endured and the anxiety he suffered while
irving TO introduce his invention 10 the public
Ofthe importance Of Mr. GoOdyear's invention IL
is unnecessary for me 10 speak, for IL 10 now sd-
United by ALL aud some Of the most useful appli-
cations have been discovered recently so that be
was taken away in the midst Of his labors MT
Goodyear was born In New Haven, Connecticut
December %, 1900 and he was fifty mine years old
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The BEsoM OF REsrRuc1IoN Is the fatality among

The BEsoM OF DISTRACTION rs the fatality among
our young and mlddeag ed 10 indulge in excess and
debasIng habits. Those who are yearning for some
influence TO dispel the growing evil, should read
Human Frd'tty, or Physiological Researches" II
dellneates In rtrid eolOvS flor II beautifully illus
trated the causes and effects of local and vital dis
ease and decay, pointing out the only sure safetv
ratve-read the advertisement of TTIsSs,nnyS in
another column. Sold by DIR. Barrow I94 Bleecher
where.
Sold also by S. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington,
~. maj 4 I'm
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Pennsylyauia Politics

PHILAnELPHIA. July -Forney's Press bitterly
opposes the action of the State Central COMMITTEE
and calls FOR mass meeting Of democrats 20
purge the electoral ticket, and cut loose from the
d!s1nlonists forever. Ii also fsvOrs a union of
Douglas, Bell and Lincoln men 90 keep the elec-
uon out OF Congress, where Lane will certainly
be successful
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One Day Later from Europ..

CAPK RACE, July 5.-The steamship Fulton
from Havre on the 9th ult-, passed here this
evening. Her advices are unimportant
The English markets are generally unc hanged
The steamship Vanderbilt arrived out on the
evening of the 26th.
IL IL said the King Of Naples has accepted the
propositions OF his Council for Constitution on
liberal basis, an alliance with Piedmont for an
Italian Confederation, on certain conditions.
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HORRIBLE MURDKRs.-The bodies Of a woman
named Willis and two children were found hor-
ribly mutilated, last Saturday near Batavia, JEFF
ferson county, Iowa. Tbeirmurder was opposed
70 have been committed by a man named KEEP
heart, who was pursued arrested on Sunday nj ght
In Missouri, and brought back He confessed TO
having committed the murder at Eddyville, and
afterwards hanled the bodies thirty miles 70 the
place where they Were found
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IL The arrangements made for the exhibition
Of the Great Eastern have been conducted upon
large and liberal &C lie. Staging from the W harf
to two Of her cargo ports, ticket Offices, fences
about the main entrance, &c have all been CON-
pleted, and every taken 70 render ali visitors
perfectly comfortable. A large steamer has been
hired and moored sstern Of the ship, and will be
used as a saloon
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HOMEOPATHIC Revenues

All of DR.. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meoPathIc Remedies put up expressly for family
In cases, containing % walls, from 81 20 g.
each, with book of full directions. For sale by
NJ. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent w. a Fitzgerald, $50 north r street;
also by F. u. Winter, north corner of street and
Vermont avenue. Also, PoHd's Extract Of Witch
Haza, for Internal and external inlammations OF
all kinds. Sold as above ma 9. ly
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TIE ANIMAL COMMENCEMENT Of Georgetown
College will take place on Tuesday next at nj ne
O'Clock in the morning. The discussion Of Thesis
In Moral Philosophy BY the graduating class will
take place the preceding evening, beginning az
half past o'clock D. m.
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HosTKTrKR's STOMACH BIrrHRs.-Tbe douht
with which an Oh deceived community rs act to
ook upon all medical preparations, has long sirce
zen completely vanqulShed by the trlumpha
universal and invaluable success Of RoSfsffe,' s
Stomach BtfteTS. Their effect in all disorders OF
the digestive organs are not RltractlOhS, because
theJ are the necessary result of certain medical
properties never heretofore combined in one prepa
rauons but they are nevertheless astonishing. AGED
persons who deemed themselves past help from
medicine, declare tto use the words of a cores
pOndentl thai the Bltters 10 have given them
new lease of life. Internationally the majority
OF DANCE diseases are the of spring of dyspep
STA and Tor this complaint, well the msladles
out OF 1t, there is nothing In the world IKE Hoytsf
ter'S Stomach BitferS, which is now sold by al
druggists throughout the world Nv 2-caSt
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BARRy's TRICoPHERous

is the best and cheapest article for DRESSING Bean
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. marI2-srn
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SEE ADvRRTIsEMENr in another column OF val
liable papers lost, for the recovery Of which a
handsome reward will be given 70 the finder
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The PuBLrc scHooLs.-The board Of public
school trustees met on Tuesday evening. The
examination Of the fourth male District shool ID
postponed from Monday, the 9th, to wednesday,
the ilth, and In the second District, Mr. Wilson &
school win be examined on Wednesday, the 18th.
instead Of Monday, the 10th.
DR.. Walsh delivered appropriate remarks on
the decease IF Mrs. Freeman, and a RESOLUTION 81
respect to her memory was passed.
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BEAR IN MIND the Prize Exhibition 1t Odd
feiiows' Hall this evening. See advertisement
in another column.
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THE FOURTH AT AsALosTAN ISLAND Editor
Star: In your paper OF this evening il is stated
that rumors Of several conflicts occurred on Ana
lostan island at the picnic on the 4th inst These
rumors beg leave to contradict, in the name of
the Georgetown Benevolent Association All per-
sons present can bear witness that no picnic
where SO many were assembled, has been better
conducted, or better order preserved This i'm
justice to the Associations as Well as to the pro-
pretors Of the place, who, as is well known spare
pains to preserve the best order on all occasions
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
GEORGETOWN, July S, 1860.
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d. n. W. WmsTAck. DruEgist.


SOOTHING AND BRACING.-There no prepare
ton IN existence which has such soothing effect
In cases OF nervous excitement as HoSteftsyS Sfoyl
AGA baterS. Although the fame of this renowned
LnVlgo ant rests mainly on $ astonishing cures of
dyspepsia, Liver Conn plant and intestinal disor-
aers, IL Is equally ehcacIOus IN nervou- complaint
Thousands oil ladies' resort to IL as a remedy far
hysterla, hutterlng of the heart nervous headache
vertigo general debility and all peculiar disturb,
ances aud arrangements to which, as a sex they
are subject. Ii cheers and hghtrns the depressed
mental powers as well as strengthen the body and
Its use never folio wed is the case VIII re ordl
nary tonlcs are administered, by any unpleasant
rywhere. lie 25-eaa
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| THE PROMENADE CoScRRrs ON Susp.s.-M,.
Editor: The pfopriety Of having the promenade
concerts at the Capitol Grounds on Sunday instead
OF saturday AZ now, having been suggested and
advocated through the columns of your paper
nope you will allow a small space for the ex pres
sion OF the opinion Of one who totally dissents
ana thinks with the author Of the article In yes
tefday's Star signed "Lady eader - that would
be an everlasting disgrace TO city, and would
not De sanctioned by the man whose name IL
bears and whom we all profess 10 love and honor
!ot ms high virtuous principles, were he living
70 prevent 1t. have fears that the weak efforts
ana arguments that have been made will have
any influence with those who control the music
ana nave the power TO make the proposed change,
because believe them to be men Of high char
acter, with too much respect for the laws Of God
ana the feelings and sentiment of this commu-
NIFTY, the great majority of which respect the
Saobath and the God who made IL, than to sane
ion such thing; but the fact that such an appeal
mas been made, and that IL has been openly adj
vocated by Intelligent correspondents In an in
nuential and widely circulated journal, demassds,
,,,h some nonce from those clerical gentlemen
VINO should have most at heart the cause and
glory OF God In our midst. Ii Is generally sup
posed, and certainly very reasonably So that such
persons are or Dug to be ministers of the Gospel,
and that IL is from them we have ri ght TO expect
and look to for the first and most active efforts for
the prevention and suppression of evil but I'M
fortunately such Is not the case, but on the con-
uary, men Of late years enter the ministry seem
lngiy with the same ends in view as men do I'm
otner pursuits of life, viz: secular advancement
fear OF obstacles to which seem sufficient incen.
1--WE iof them to wink at wickedness even when
induiged and advocated by small and weak
numbers OF those whose spiritual interests they
profess OF all things to have most at heart But
the reasons urged for having promenade concerts
on sunday, were there no religious principle in
vowed, are so triflng as seems to me to deserve
no favorable consideration whatever for il il be-
uue-and none deny it-that one day i'm seven is
requisite and necessary for the tenn poral as well
assplrltual life Of all mankind, marines included
Ia
even allowing marines to work on Sunday and
at the same time restraining the merchant from
mechanic his shop, or of restraining sny Kind of
labor on that day. Why not make Of ii a regular
gala day. In short, why not abolish SUNDAY as II
now exists altogether, and allow the largest kind
OF liberty on that day. The same arguments will
apply equally we'll for this as for any other limo
walton OF 1t, and such a state of things once in
augurated, it would not be long before we should
have much greater need of the services of marines
as musketeers than as musicians
Pro Bono PuBLIco.
Washington, July 1, 1860.
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MEYERS Miraculous VERMS DESTROYER
the oldest and best remedy known for exterminat.
ing Rats and Mice. Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants
den Insects.
u Principal Depot, 6I2 Broadway, NY.
Sold BIZ a II Druggists everywhere. ma ls-Sm
PENNIxs,-Persons desiring Pennies will Away,
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DR. SCHENCK

LEGS Leave TO inform his patients-and Others
in Washington who may wish 10 consult him in
regard to Consumption and any other Lung, Liver
or stomach piseases-that his usual weekly visit,
on account OF urgent engagements elsewhere. will
not take place until Wednesday. July 18th, on
which day he will, as formerly, be at his rooms a
few doors from = r.. Waite's drug store corner oI
Louisiana av. and 18th stl
DIR. SCH ENCK desires to state that his advice
as heretofore is invariably free Of charge but for
examining the Lungs with his REsPIRoMErKR, hi s
cha &c Is IS, except cases Of persons unable 20
paw. MI of DIR. Schenck's Medicines are for sale
at SANL \. WAITE's Drug and Prescription Store
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WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
w The next Academic Year will commence on
THURSDAY September 18th. Parents intending
TO send th5lr are requested to enter their
names IN July, as those registered at that tins will
be more certain TO secure desks Circulars may he
obtained at the Institute, No. 223 G street or by
addressing Mrs: ELIZA w. SMITH, Principal,
Box 702 Washington, ID. G., ie t9-eo2ks
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DIED.,

Mr.. REIN BECK, in the SD VI ar of his age A
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church for 81
years, his life adorned his profess lon.-ho was in
All the relations of life, he sustained high charac-
L Z for kindness, honesty and iuteg ity.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, from the Wesley Chapel, al
31a O'Clock p m, Sunday, 9Th inst.
In Courtney, Grimes county, Texas, on the 26th
ultImo, after a short but seve illness, NORMAN
WINDSOR, NJ. D., in the 18th year Of his age
youngest son of Richard Windsor, Esq, of Hay-
held Fairfax county, Va. None knew him but tc
love him.
II this city, on the Sd instant, AMOS F, MAR.
TIN, IN the nth year of his age
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9 GRAND RATIFICATION MKErias, In honor OF
the noeninaton Of hesus- Bseckinridge and
Hall, on Monday evening next,
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE.

A CANE FOR The Hon. CALEB CUSHING -
We were yesterday shown a splendid cane in
tended as present to Hon Caleb Cushing pres.
ident of the National Democratic Convention at
Charleston and Baltimore. 1t is a straight and
beautiful hickory stick, and was cut some years
ago at Mount Vernon by Mississi ppian VISITING
the tomb OF Washington. Ii has been finished in
the peculiarly artistic style of Gait & Brother,
and Is creditable to that establishment 1t is of
convenient size, handsomely polished, and
mounted with a massive gold head neatly
wrought, and bearing the following inscrip ton:
The Consti tuition, State Rights, and the Union.
From Mlssissippians to Caleb Cushing Pre-
ssnted July 4th, lS6O''
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ID little used, Pianos for hire, q IS cen:s 70 &c
per month, JOHN r. Ellis =
ie9 SOC Pa. ayepus
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOL BooKs.-A correspondent
in communication too long for us to publish
objects TO what he considers the Africanish pro-
nunciation inculcated by the Z" National Elenien-
tary Speller," to the systematic concealment''
In "Cornell's intermediate Geography to the
ahstruse problems propounded in the mental
arithmetic in use-some of which he thinks better
calculated to weaken, II not shatter, strong in
tellect, than improve weak one-and to the con-
nicts I'm the two grammars used respectively in
the primary and district schools
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To CnNsuMPTIYRs.

RbtTh 5 UOd L1cef On jelly.
This great specific for Consumption is fast SUPER
cedIrg all Others In Its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tn sercular diseases. Prepared upon
highly scientific principles of the pure oil, and
robbed of the nauseous taste of the plain article
Is received into the stomach in its Jellihed form,
and dlsestsd passing into the small lntsstlnes drop
by drop, supplying the wastes Of the body nv its
failing nature IN overcoming the disease Ap-
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 Scrofuious affections
Sold by Charles Stott, Washington. and by al re-
spectacle druggists Price 81 per bottle
PENFOLD, PARKER & MOWER,
No. 10 Beekman street, New York,
mar l6-Sm Wholesale Agents,
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VALUaBLE FAsM, STOCK; CROPS, I'M
EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED ClrY FROP


ERTY.-The eub-criber ia conseq uence of nj in
ability to give that personal attention IN his Farm
VIII Oh requires, offers It, tos ether with mis- stock
of hne brood Mares, Colts Cows, Hogs, growing
crops. Implements, &c. now en- the premises,
property. The Farm contains one hunds ed 81 d
sixty SIX acres, AZ located In MONTGOMERY County
Mary and, distant ten miles fdom Washington, on
the BroUkville Turnpike fh- best road leading out
of Washington. Ii is deemed unnecessary 10 enter
into minute description of the Farm as II is pre-
sumed one won d purchase without & rat visiting
toe premises. Any informatoa viii, hovever,
eheerfnlly be given apon app Icst,on to WILLIAM
SrUBBS, 322 X street, between 18th and 18th,
w. b. Wsilsch. Editor of the Star, knows the
Farm well and will accord fall information con
THE STEAMER FLYING CLOUD HAVING
\ undergone q thorough examina- L.
tioL BY tire COVER ment Insf ector, le &s.a551u54S
now ready for Excursions to the
rest Falls or TO any points on the ryer not ever
She win run to Abingdon from Pour senth street.
or any wharf in Washington at - cents for ths
round trip, IS cents for the angle trip, or fror
Georgtown, By way Of the canal, for Is oents rouns
trip; 10 cents single trip. -. -
Excursions 20 the lnssne Asylum every WED
NESDAY AFTERNOON starting from Georre
town at u O'Clock m, and stopping 1t Stone Nil
Wharf and other vharves in Washing ton 90 ss .
reach the Asylum BY O'Clock, - =.
BARGAINS In PIANOS that have been h !,
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MARRIED.

On the 18th ultlmo, by the Rev. w. Hamilton
Mr., JOHN p. BRADLEY to Mis- AMANDA +
NGl.EBRIGHT. both of this city.
baltimore aud Richmond papers copy,D
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WILD CHERRY RAIsAn

The following is worthy the attention of all who
are interested for themselves or friends:
LAFAYETTE, lid July 81, 1884.
Dear Sir was attacked, about 1--WE months ago,
Win severe cold. which set led on my lungs and
L had Inflammation or consumption Of the lungs
and, alter eNhaqsting their skill without relief to
me, PRONOUNCED my case IDcurable. 4 commenced
taking ~. WtsfaT's BaiSa,n Of Wild ChsyrV about
SIX weeks ago, and IN four days was able to walk
all over the house, and am now q well man.
ours 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
him some three months, and gave him up to die but
Wlstar's Balsam cured him.
ID. X. w. WnsTAcK. Druggist,
Lafayette, Ind.
per. ~f
Prepared by s.w. Fowle & Co, Boston, and for
sale BY IL, ID. Gilman, ;. e. Ford, jT., =. b Waite
q. Stott, John Sohwarze Marin a. Palmer WASH
Ington; and by dealers every where. je H-iwr
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Mas, WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has Soothtas Syrup for Chtlden Teeth
iHg, which greatly factstes the process ofteethins
BY soItenIng the gums, reducing al inflammation
Will alay all pain, and 10 sure 10 regulate the
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers, il will give rest
10 yourselves and relief and health to your Infants
another column, 90 II-ly
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LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. an e-Su
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auctieneer, the frame house and lot corner OF
Four-and-a-ha half and streets south, to +. f. An
derson, for 81 900. BY MEG ire & Co. property
at the corner OF Tenth street and Pennsy lvsnia
WIS purchased by J. F. Halliday. 1000 Corpora
ton Of Washington at par. $40 Corporation Of
Alexandria at 50 cents.
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IYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
ExternInates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poison
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. FoR CouRr-Yesterday, a man named Jno.
Uttefmehle, and stole cloak valued at about $50.
Mr.. Z w. Uttermehle went for an oricer, and
meeting Squire Dom, they went together and
arrested the thief. The prisoner was turned over
hearing was committed for Court by Squire Dom.
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TEARING Down -Workmen have been engaged
during few days past In tearing down the build
ing on the south side of the Avenue between
sixth and Seventh streets, recently occupied by
Mr.. Cohen, shoe dealer The object is to erect a
building on modern plan. few years ago
these houses were the largest dwellings ia t6at
localityi but the spirit of improvement has ele-
that these looked diminutive, and spoiled the
appearance Of the square on the main front. The
properly belongs to The CoYle estatf.z -
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CRIMINAL CoURT-C w. Uttermskis, ESQ,
prosecuting The court took up the case Of the
United States agt. VIM j. Parham, county con-
sable, In which the defendant was charged with
requ sting and inducing Elizabeth Haley not to
appear before magistrate a witness against
Geo. w Bray, Stating that IL would be better for
her, and that he would go with her and secrete
her. The jary had not returned verdict when
our report closed .E- !
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THR POTOMAC WATRR.-For the benefit of the
many OF our thousands of readers In the city who
never see the papers of limited circulation in
which the municipal powers that be see ut. in
their patriotic wisdom, to do the Corporation ad
vertising, we insert the following advertisement
founded - "