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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17
Managing a Husband.

How do you manage your husband Mrs.
Croaker? Such job as have oft with
Smith"
EASIEST thing in the world, my dear
give him twi;ch backward when you
want him 10 80 !ol ward. For instance, you
soc to-day have a Leaf Of cake to make.
well, do you suppose because my body
is in the pastry roolD, my soul need be there
too. NOT bit of it,. l am ,hiuking of
all sorts Of celestial things all tho while.
"Now croakeHhas way of tagging rsund
my heels, aud bringing me plump down in
the midst Of my aerial fights, by asking me
the price Of the sugar am using.
"Wcll, you see, it drives me frantic ; and
when wok9 up this morning. and saw the
furious storm, I knew had him on my
hands for the day unless managed right {;
so told him that1 hoped he wouldn't 60
u. to catch his death this weather that If
he was not capable Of taking care Of him
sell, ] should 10 it(or him; that it was very
lonesome rainy days. and wanted him TO
stay and talk TO me at any rate he mustn't
60 out. and Lidhis umbrella and linda rub
tcrs. Well, OF course lie was right up,
Gust as I expected!) and in less than ten
min4tes was streaking down the street at
the rate Of ten miles an hour.
"You see there S nothing like under
standing human natu.o no woman sAould
be married till she is thoroughly posted up
in this branch Of education.'' s.,es~@-
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17

=
What are you drunk again<2n Gozmy
dear not drunk but q little slippsry4taThe
fact is, my dear, some scouadssl has, been
rubbing ny bsotsstll they are supoAh ~
glass, Al esa .ssTossiIasG sG vI1s3I
The last joke 1t the expense sofsshs
French Society for tho FF65ctfon Of AMI
mails is to thd following effect : A country
man armed with 81 imnrnneDss cfnb, present.
ed .hi;nself be6rs the President of iihs
Society, .nd ciaiihs aBe niltr Prize. Hs is
asked 70 describe TIC set fof 'hdfhahity on
which he founds 1is claim. ..tHa.ede sshe
life ofa woll replied : dc couunnirymsn, I
might easily fays Killed him win ,hi.
bludgeon y and 10 ,ylw;tuanng tic weapon in
the ar to the intense discomfort Of the
President. But whers VS. this wolf = in
quired ths latter what had lie done to
you 2 he had just deyoared my wife.
was the reply. Tbs President reflected an
instant, and then said My friend, am
Of the opinion that you hare Jesn sgdssiently
revardsJ.'
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17

:tlne Column, week, sl5 90; 2 weeks.
: 4l1 ne; lmcnth. s21; 3 months. s25; month.
80 90; l. year, with privilege Of changing
three times, $50 90.
Legal and Government ad vcrtisemonts. rs
cents per folio for tho first insertion and 81 4
sents per folio for each additional insertion,
Tea lines minion constituting u folio.
Attorneys ordering legal advertisements
are regarded as acconntab le tor the cost ofshe
same unless there is Il special agreement to
sasrgs the same to another party.
,PAym.ntin all case, to be made in advance,
sr upon delivery Of the affidavit.
Business uot :cs, published in the Editor i'll
solunss, Of ten ]in:s or less will be charged,
for s"ch Insertion, one dollar !; if over ten
iaes, ten ccnts per line.
Adre rti.cmeats leadel and placed un;lcr the
heaa Of Special Notices, i'tcu lines or over.
will bechargcd the Esual rates an one- halt
aiiisionsi; ifundcr that amount. fifty cents
fsr sAsk in ssrtion.
nd ysrsisemsnts not marked on the copy for
a,sPssi is number ofi:scrtions, will be con-
tiuusd until. .ither by " q item or verbal no.
tlss, thsy shall hs ordered out and ,Iayment
. actsa accordinglv.
~ -fAdvortisements SIT in double column
Aasaslre, hfty per con. extra.
Dsats record. published without charge.
Marriage notices, 81 %.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17

Two old friends met, not long since, after
4 separation Of thirty five years. r.
We'll, Tom,' says one, 'how has tho
world gone with you. old boy? Married
yet P .xsssX II e
Yes; and 7 have : family you can't
match-seyeR boys and ono GIRL
i can match it texastly,' was the reply.
for have seven girls and one boy,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17

Jones. stepped up to gentleman who.
was engaged in conversation with about
: dozen others, and sid II seems 70 No
/ bays seen your physiognomy somewhere
before, bat / cannot imagine where. Very
likely, be replied. I havs been the keeper q
: prison Tor upwards y twenty years.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17

Halo there ::how do YOU sell wood P
by the esrd.' ~ r.. ~,
'Pshaw how loss has it been cut p
-Four feet.' sstss..<. s=%-..... r = q.
How dumb IL mean how low long has
it been since you cut it?' ,.-5.s:zsa .ss.:s,cs
No longer than it is now.'@ 1~v2es3-
See here, old fellow, you are too bright
90 live long 5ss
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17

the count, . pay fof ths s.sd sown, Not
content with destroying the wbsat, these
voracious insects aro committing heavy dep.
relations upon corn1 fomswhich great ap-
prehensions are felt. bedford Democrat.
sDolaful reports reach us from the rural
districts all around u Of the ravagss Of
the ehinch bug III the ssain, 6slds of this
county. Thu wheat crop is sid to be A.
most totally rsined already, and large ma :.
jor,y Of the wheat fields viii not 30 reapsd
at oil. Never hassthispsss. besn5 70 de-
structive 10 the wheat crop 10 the region
round shout Egin, IS, th,s year; and it
really seems sad that our wheat should
have passed unblistered the fiery terrors Of
a severe drouth, only to fall BY this little
fell destroyer We believe that the oats
crop is not ususlIy uolested by this insect,
but that cornis; apdsit is feared that this
scourge will demoiish the corn crop, after
finishing the .whe4t.-Elgin Gazette,
Our poor crops grow rapidly worse
spring wheat, our great staple, is almost
destroyed by countless millions Of chinch
bugs. Net one third OF . crop will be har-
vested. barley and rye are better Cor
and oats are to!erably good. Hay ,vern
poor. Flax will yield fair crop of seed,
but very little 6bze. Root crops now
promise q fair yield.-Sg gcamore Rspullio.n.
Very many fields o: wheat are already
ruined by the chinch bug, ana most 7ofths
remaining are being rapidly ruined. A few
pieces on new ground as yet look well, and
will probably escape The winter wheat
and rye are now being harvested, and,are :
pretty good crop.-Bureau CO. hdpulltcan.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17


4 mother told M BE, ler little boy g pray That
all his old 9. naughty sins might :be e! taken
away. 10 compiled, and prayed g fol-
lows: 9, Lord, take away oil my old sins
and give me some good hew sins: His
mo:hersdidn't see It in That light. "''''a
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17

4 dispatch from Washington OF lff,4 DOUBT
fol sourcs) states thai pur. Govsgpmspt. has
determined 70 demand of the British 81 = Gov.
srnmsnt The person OF the Ipinse sssnpes.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17

$rsri9o1f fo%ti aaiI a~a7Ssi
- adw .agsjIaa9b .cofl
g.!,&5aG :ud ,yt;a ~
The New York herald., 1864-10-03

NEu YORH. Oct L. 1884
Gxrrr pvrsI cannst be shsrwiss IAN extremely gratL
ned BY the nomination have rendered and the kind
that seoompanies since Inauguration of the
rsbeon Which, ssrhius the roe, Of nAtonsl
eritencs hrcAteps destruction 70 civil liberty the world
ove there has seemed ts mo 70 b but ono question "
most enec,ual and rapid mode NJ crushing the
tnxurrecou snorsnG the laws 81 The Unted
Stss .the Lag q tbs lana" and restoring the
Gag A. ne emblem of their suprvmacy and that was the
ansy Of The Eus men Of both parties 70 lay aside e, ins
differences and preferences and lend
their aid 70 The restoration Of Tho Union For without
thsry win BE- an End Of patce srd With hs Destruction
n the Unon democrat and republican Will cease 70 eIist
fbe o.ly meds q sbsaining pssos s by .ecrous var,
snd vish ns issvises ss.seqnesess shsa sccomp.n! y
warfare HeN = SmpertAncs 70 the pasonal welfare aY
the vast mercAntle ntsress of esy, the commercsl
metropolis Of The Western Hemiephcrc which danger
Of being sacnced 70 the less important ea,ms of ether por
al the Unieu; " ssesena ideas and yevs and N uu
tust faverm 3bese demand and should receive srsamr
Vouaiderhuon and prots eon from unfair decrmnsuoo.
Feeling nat - he prsssn. iss ne man n. he rsn' 20 %
ests hshng In Ne former integrity power apd nnuences
eur Eicvous repubc or weigh Tor mcmsnt prvae con
sAeraigus Asahss public ds, snd on Tor snp.
ps.i.s s,, 1ssn sM me great sm selIrsy - ycdr
svvce, verI respectfully, HObf n HooShVbbS
nsssrA A. =. einwAss Ana ethers
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Died,


On the 9Th instant, at 10 p. m. FREDERICK
HARRISON, infant son of John and Ursula Cock
ran aged year and Ii months. -
Lay Harry where the ivy clingeth,
beneath the fairest for est tree.
Where the birds of summer singeth,
Music sweet. with melody. t- ....
He WAS blooming the MINER,
Sweet and lovely as could be
We had thou GIN him some bright conner
From that land VI here souls are free.
There lay him, there leave him, and forever. ID
vited to attend the funeral from the residence of
the parents, on Pennsylvania avenue, between fist
and 2d sts., without further notice, at IL o'clock
July 8.
On the 9Th inst, MARY Il, daughter of Charles
and Ann f. Watson. aged year and mouths
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her parents, 325 Sd street west, to morrow at 3
o'clock, to whch the friends of the family are in.
vited to attend ,,-
On the I'd inst, JOHN WILLIAM REED, son of
JohniW. and Jenne Reed, and grandson of the late
Adam Points; aged year Lmonth and Is days.
Sleep, thou darling Willie, .-t -. e.
In the bosom of thy God.
Not to earth would we recall thee,
Though We bow beneath the rod. . ..
Father, to thy care yield;
In thy fold our lambkin keep:
We will hear his sweet voice breathing, o.
Mammals child has gone to sleep. TO-
Little Willie was our darling, ......
Pride of all our hea; is at home,
And the breeze came floating by him,
Whispering to him, Willie come"
By friend. III J. K. n.
On the morning of the 5th instant, Mt Newark,
N. J., TALLULAH HANI.Y. only child of Ed
niond and Annie l.. Hanly, aged months and 20
days
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kHNM. L. WALL T. co.. Auetionesrs.,
TRUsTERS SALE or VALUABLE AND IN.
tPROvED- REAL EeTATE ON CORNER or
VERMONT ANRNUE AND NORTH N SfREET

fRUeTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND m.
/. PROVED, REAL EeTATE ON CORNER or
II Fn2NI Asnape CRY b0sra
dated May 9, 1857, and recorded IN Libsr J. A. g.,
No 2l9. folios lis, &c, of the La 10 Records OF
Washingion County and the district Of Oolunbia.
tte tubscriher. as Trustee, Win. on the 7h asv Of
Ssds, ss ruSs
ofsround Wing In wash ton Cou5ty, 10 ii 8 biz
trict Of COuneia, and knewn as all thst parcel Of
ground lying In the Ctr OF Wsshinston, Of said
hundssd
on TIE build pg lire Of north N street, On : line
Thence porth along said lire to Vermont sve1ne;
siis e sss S..s
ystdiy on street forty four 90 fsst 20 the place
of ground, mere or leas. Hs > 1&ALh
Rsss &. ssdss
and raining parallel With uEmest avenue fifteen
feet thence east AID par sei with the alley ten And
Get thsp seHsa &C. sssss .h
slieI sith the al. sis feet; ssdti md SsrE
norh 10 the plsee Il Sssssnihs o. shs sisc
o. ground. with the buildings and inpsoss
Ss,: end & e. s.s
notAs Z, and - and Is months, 6 * 1crSsSky
deed o. trust spon the premises 40 "a ny -
IS qopysyanees and stsmes st est 81 vpIshasssssC
tns 81 ~ si.aia Dc as,s y sSe &c n
Ax flystee ii fsssh pssuai6ss @ &c HI a.
ecN Of 6AA4itanE ca echAseP aSasYs 90
A Ssyneps Of $1to vin BE required q on the pur.
Oh AeeF 81 the vine Of sale
AZ e.nv.y snoes 70 be prepared under supsrvisios
s'~e cHiHLEs Il. MArrHnws. 1u,t..
n y yswtda (LAkl ". L. WALL 3 o.. Axsn.
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RYJAMEs C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. .,
EXECLTOR's SALE OF SUPERIOR FuRN1.
TURE, MIRRORS, CARPETS, PAiNTINGa
ENGRAYINGS, SILVER. PLATED WARE AZ

EAECI1Oh SALE ok SUPEhlOK r
TURE, MIRRORS, CARPETS. PAiNTINGa
ENGRAVlNGS, sILVER-PLATED WARE, &C.
g On MONDAY MORNING, JUL 18th, at 1go,c,o.t
at the residence of the late Gen, J. a. Tottsn
Chief Engineer Z; 8. Army, on north G. street. he
tween 18th and 10th streets we shall sell the FnT
niture and Effects, comprising ~
Handsome Velvet Damask, and Leather.coyered
Sofas. Arm and Easy Chairs. =, - 'oN'N
Mar top and other Tables, Dfvans,
Etageres, Qusrtette Tables, Foot stools,
Gilt-frame Mantel Mirrors,
Handsome Crimson Damask and Lace Curtains
Pine oil Paintings, Engravings, Bronzes, and
other works of art, "
Case of Stuffed Birds, -.--
Portfolios of Engravings, ~aF
Brussels and Three ply Carpets, ,.,r 80. ~. ,
Oilcloth. Rugs. Rods and Eyes,
Extension Dining Table, Marble top sideboard.
Leather covered Dining Chairs, Lounge,
Mantel Clock and Shade, Vases,
Gas Chandeliers throughout, --..
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware,
Table Cutlery, Silver-plated Pitchers,
Wine Coolers, Capdlesticks. &C.,
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash
Superior Curied Hair Mattresses,
,Husk Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts ~ -
Toilet Sets, Curtains, and Shades, ~
bookcases, Writing Tables, g. .-.rss -,
Rocking az d Easy Chairs, Cane seat Chairs,
Heating STOKES, Fire Irons, Refri gerator,
Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen
Requisites. E -i. ,
w ": g.. TEMPLE, U.s,N.., Executor
jy6-d JAS. @. MeGUIRE& CO., Aucts.
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Ucr1oN SALE or CONDEMNED HORSES,


=" Il = > WAsaINGroN, b. C., July 4, BAA
Will be sold stPUBLIC AUCTION, to the high
est bidder, at the times and places named below,
viz: itnnl aas r.. ~ =. 5 =, - - '
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July 18th,
heading, PennsyIvania. THURSDAY. July 2lst,
1854. i. 4-z.k E'E.jT :.
Harrisburg Pen6sy lysnia, THU RsDAY, july
18th. 1884 - y ''.l
Altoona, Pennsylvsnia, THURSDAY, August
4th, 1854. 80 .lrs- .1e a. tt.f ae3E = -1s'fI
Wiiliamsport .Pennsvlrsnia, THURSDAY, Au-
TWO HUNDRED tseo, CAVALRY HORSES ut
These horses have been condemned a. unit for
the Cavalry service of the Army -srf TRY
For road and farm purposes many good barsains
Borses sold singly.ilg sziT r =, 5sa+ Esarf F.
Terms: Cash in United States currency....r.-, ?
~ 'N--A 9cips tgsiT~a JAMES A. EKIN, . -
~. a.. = Lieut.. Col, and Chief 9uArtermsstsr.
il std TAlt-L n y OaYslry I'm reau. :,
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Ice C.SAH


Ice CRxlMt
The undersigned begs leave to inform the public
that he has always on hand . fresh supply Of the
choicest hayors --l. " -
Lee CREAM,
which he is pre- pared to supply tn stores suffers
hotels, pic les, parties. ns and families
at the shortest potice and the most reasonab bic
terms. JOS. SCHAFFfELD' 3
Steam Ice Cream hsnufsctory, No. 3Sb 9Th at bet
q and H. Wholesale and retail. je 23-lms
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TABtHg tOR sAlx.-rhs ssAseris
: BiLtIhEDI TABL1sa leest1s 9ew.(
y Yassi,. n :, S ~ s sdsSIS s.. s. -srs
Of ilth street ard PeanaytvaAaa avenue. bh-6
THY DONoVAND BLA6KS611Y CORDIAL
l.. 4. les. O Pc bottle. Ser sals b. q Dug
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RYGREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctionsers.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN JESSE
B. IIAW s SUBDIVISION OF MOUNT PLEAS
Ant, ADJOINING TaE BOUNDARY LINE Ar
18th AND sTH STREETS EXTENDED.
front of the premises. at O'Clock p. m the fai-
lowing valuable Building Lots, yiz:--Lots Nos -,
49, a, and s., Off. B. Haw's subdivision of Mount
Pleasant farm. These lots front on 7th and sth
streets extended, and opposite the Parks GOOD
corpor alton of Washington ~ Ao
Persons wishing to purc chase handsome building
poses will do we'll to attend the sale. '-''' pur-
Terms of sale: One half CASH balance in six and
day of sale. = ! - - : = = 49, o
a deed given and 3 deed of trust taken. Alleon.
The above lots will be subdivded to suit pur.
chasers. e. - -.
Fifty dollars will be required Of each purchaser
when the property is knocked of, and If not naid
down it will be then put up and sold to the next
highest bidder who shall comply with the terms
Jy6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts g
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PROMOTION CONPIRMRD.-Amongt the con.
4irmatiops in the Senate last week, we see the
name of Lieut.. q. f. Williams, promoted from
a I'd to a LIST heutenancy in the Marine Corps
Lieut.. Williams is young Westinghouse,
and has many friends In this city who will be
pleased to hear OF his promotion.
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SORE THROAT,

SORE THRoAT, .-.s =
CoLp.
and similar troubles. if suffered TO progress.
suit in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth-
matte affections, oftent ineu able. 's-+
BsowEs BKosCHIAL TRocHEs
are compounded so as to reach directly the seat OF
the disease, and give almost instant relief. q
len lm.r
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SENT TO COURTROOM Handley, who was
charged with assault and battery, and robbing
w. w. Bowie, colored, Saturday night, Of a
pocket book and 800, was held to bail for court
In $500, by Justice Giberson.
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'BE attention Of the public is called to the
{ OF the neat brick house on corner Of north
- and Vermont avenue, to take place on
= thursday afternoon, at O'Clock. This proper
" is located within one square Of the 18th
street passenger railroad, and offers great IL
ducements TO one in want Of a neat quiet resi-
dence or good investment.
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CoLgArH's oHEy SOAP,

This celebrates Toilet Soap, In such aniversal
demand, lie made from abe choicest materials. ts
mild and emollent ia ts nature. fraxrsntiy scent
ed and extremely beneficial In it, action upon the
akin. For sale By ell Druggists and Fancy Goods
neaIers JA8-eoly
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RELRAsED.-The case OF James Beatty,
charged with having in his custody q stolen
horse belonging 10 John Mills, was finally
heard BY Justice N. II. Miller on yesterday. It
question was taken up as an estray by Capt.
Tatfts, of the Signal Corps, and was legally in
the possessio OF Beatty, who was, conse-
luently, discharged by Justice Miller.
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copEs-Rus,oss BAD N.us,,

CoREs BuNIosS. BAD NAILS gre
Corns are the univ ersal TORMENT of msn kiud TO
be relieved OF these ter rible evils cali on DR.
" hite and gu bmit TO his manipuistiops. You are
sure 20 get relief without exper IL acing pain or.
Zee 4el Peppsy 1vsnia avenue Lame fuckers
baiidksE, between a. and Sth streets. Nc charge
for - sultatiOn. IA IF
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ONLY FIFTBEN WEEKS IN AMERICA.
DR. BECHTINGER, formerly. Surgeon in
en pied himself viii the treatment Of ali kinds Of
diseases h;s particular attention given to Female
edge Of three old languages. he conyerses in Eng.
iish, FRENCH Italian, German, and Spanish b: Ian
hang in his Office, Pennsylvania avenue, 500. pr.
this very short time the patronage public Of
,Miaashington, as: among many Others not pub
This is to certify that have been troubled for
ing all medical treatment t. and which thr oush the
son e 5nns
T., Il
What German newspaper, Wicker Columba,l
dropsIca il which time call to You dsss Sir and
'Iss s sseea sI@ ass" is+'AeR .AAscoN K.
r II had tried all specifics. without any effect
again i the ohrenic lung disease Of my Oldest SON
s9fss h sJTRFs Painter
these sns IL fsssy Sas essss
Time Regular off ce hours from to IL q. m and
,ttvely only from II. to H. Medicines without
sseSsasss avenue near Sd street No.
n0CTOR JONES, No. 40 Thirteenth street,
II west, between G and II 4, insures success in ali
FEMALk COMPLAINTS. Consultations exclusive
y with ladies'. Hours q: m. to p. IN. je 2e.lmt
uNIa,l DR. ]. h. THOMPSON I'D e,
has Removed from Nc; a14 north to ,512 H
OF o. ,hours, 10 TO Ia. nj 2tos me- se2sslmr
NO, CURE, NO PAY loo. to d. ,BROTHRRsg
IN 4 GRAY and be cured, They have Riven
their particular attention to the treatment and
cure OF all forms of particulars that Of
apryate tsr.cter, for twenty years: This Is the
District, and haze saved thousands from DIS.
GRACEFUL and horriole death How Important It is.
then, for thoss usf9rtunates who have brought
too iatei thus preventing OK posture Of themselves
Once md residence south street, Island,
Opposite enithsunian.stsW ,dEaa7E ~ b9-ims
0UEkYf- WIG ha. ths 7l.Egsa l.ssos snens o.
s ~ a s.sss Mss eAs ss
anest stock Of Embroidefies, Braida, O., and Who
q che only person In the District that fiutinS
'or s'1iss effssafifsto ssi srRRsr -. e s4o
where ladies cEn select from 3sl0O choice patterns
Tor any Hind of work, and where Cher co Get XNf
PATTERN stamped.r Hsvine stampe1 Tor O.oeo ]
ladies' 10 proof tha ne knows his business Ladiss
who DO not want their Eopds sDoiled, but STAN psd
e sssy s5osld =, e 70 Tie oslypsrson In the dsy
- LrfINal HCrING+- sLyTINRi
Ths ~ n.ssat:.a in i. :, se.n n. g. oesrssios,
&, my ~ ~ 3el gtreet, opposits pstsnt once
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

u DISEASES OF THE NERyoUs, SEMINAL, CRIHiRY
3sD SEXUAL SYsTEns-nsw and reliable treatment
Hin Reports Of the Howard Associaton-Ssnt by
Address d. skiilin Houghton, Howard Asso.
eiatiOn, No. south Ninth street, Phiiadelph
Ps. je 81 3m
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LADIES who are preparing to leave the city
Sor the country or watering places, and in
want OF ready made suits for infants, girls or
boys, as we'll as ladies under garments, will
do we'll by reading the advertisement of S. NJ
Meyenberg, in another column
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ENFORCING THE ORDER.-An officer is en-
gagged to-day in enforcing the order of the mill
tary authorities requiring keepers OK hotels,
saloons, restaurants, grocers and provision
dealers to remove from their premises all offal
and refuse matter Of every description, and
DEF osit 1t IN tide water. Several parties had
their places Of business closed this morning,
and all others who have failed to comply with
the order will meet with q like fate
The working forces of Capt Merritt were
employed yesterday in deepening the channel
Of the Tiber, in order to procure a more free
circulation Of water for the purpose of carry.
81 OF all filth that may be emptied therein.
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FINE ExCURsIoE.-Look ont for the excur.
zion Of the Young Bachelors Association To
GIymont tomorrow. A superb time may be
,hDected
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NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

~ TREASURY DEPARTNgsT,
July 2, 1854.
The notice for proposals for Loan, dated 18th
June 1854 for thirty three millions Of dollars be-
ing the amount of unaccepted offers under the no.
tce dated the 9Th June, is hereby Withdrawn.
All proposals received at this Department will be
immed lately returned to the offerers with the pro-
per order upon which the two per cent. deposit
will be refunded GEO. HARRINGTON,
je2 Secretary of Treasury, I'D interim.
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MARI lie ID,

On the 9Th instant, at East Washinston NJ. E.
Church. by Rev. SIR. Sipes JOHN W. JONES, of
Waship gton, d. G.. to Miss KATE A. BAUM
eldest dsu ghter of DR.. Leonard Baum, formerly of
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RYJA G. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.:

RY JAS G. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers. .
CLOSING OUT. SALE OF HANDSOME OIL
PAINTINGS.
On FRIDAY EVENING, July Sth, at hall past
2 O'Clock. at our salesrooms, we shall close out
about one hundred fine Oil Paintings, being the
remainder of Mr.. Tolman's collection from for.
mer sale. wit many fine additions that could not
be dis syed on that occasion. -
:. Lovers Of good paintings are invited to examine
without reserve rather tnan incur the expense Of
repacki ing. 500 81: - -r..-
~ Catalogues now ready.
Terms cash.
jy6 J. G. McG U1RE &c CO., Aucts