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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

BS- 1t is to be hoped that Abraham Lin,
coin will not forget the notice served on him by
Wade and Winter Davis, viz; That if he at
tempts by the electoral votes of bogus South
ern States, to continue in the Presidential of
fee the majority of genuine votes being
against him--that it will be cause OF revolu
ton. Wade and Davis are Black Republi-
cans, and of course there is nothing disloyAl
in the threat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13
SAMUEL FRTTER's ESTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified as Administrator
on the estate OF Samuel Fetters late Of Mongomt ry
county, deceased. STEPHEN A. MASSIlCH.I
DAIrOH, Aug. l1th, 1884. augl3-dtw&wsw
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FOr Naln.

4 = ACRES OF land and half miles west of
4D Dayton on the Volt Greek Pike on which Is
situated good Brick House and Barn VIII he sold
AT bargain il sold soon. 5. c. sNYDEH.
sept5-lWd
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nEMNCRATIC NTATE TICkET.

sEnRErARY or STATE,
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG,
Of Seneca C~rnty.
SUPREME JUDGE
(rot W.T. rEHA)
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
OF Fairfield Cou y.
tru FIST VAoNscNs)
1.onr Vacancy,
MACHIAS c. WHlFELhl,
OF Hancock County.
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER ). BOYS,
uf ighlond County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN r CRlTCHFIELD,
Of Holmes County.
CDNpTROLtiER Of THE TREASUkfi
WILLIAM s V. PRENTlSS,
~ franklin County
SCHOOL MISSIONER,
ALEXANDER S. RAMSEY,
Of Hardin County.
BOARD or pUGLIO WORKS,
tFUtL TgRH,l
WILLIAM LARWtLL,
Of Ashliud County
(enR vtCANcrl
CHARLES BOEStL,
Of Aueaize County.
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A Serious Objection TO MIR.
PeudaCaOn.

The Black Republican paper of this
city publishes in large type the following
charges against Mr.. PgSDLEToN
"PENDLETON Is A BLoODED MAN,
BEING DESCENDED FROM A GOOD
FAMILY, AND HAVING NOT ONLY
THE EDUCATION AND MANNERS OF
A GENTLEMAN, BUT THE NATURAL
HEREDITARY CHARACT Err is TICS
ALSO"
Among the men who vote for the vulgai
snd ignorant ABE and ANDY, those ac-
cusations will be very damaging LIN
COLIN and JOHNSON, it will be remember.
ed, belong to the "lowest strata of Ameri.
can society" However bloody they may
be, they cannot be called blooded The
objection of belonging to good families,
or the possession of gentlemanly manners
does not apply to either of them,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-13

Boys clothing, Of superior class, which cannot be
surpassed in the East West. large stock OF boys
cape overcoats, which Offering exceedingly low.
Also alNg0 stock Of piece goods, which were pur-
chased before the sudden rise, which will sell low
compared with present prices Of goods purchased
this Fall. W. G. GREENE,
aug2y No ~ Main st., opposite the Court House.
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]
IF an individual should encounter ship
wreck, and be thrown out on the bolster
GUS waves, in imminent peril of immedi-
ate death by drowning, he would doubt
less pray for boat, whereby he might
safely and surely attain the shore. But
if he could not procure boat. he would
content himself with a canoe. If neither
boat nor canoe came to his rescue, still,
Slinging to the last hope of life, he would
welcome even plank, which might, for a
time at least, keep his head above the
waves. The application is plain. The
Democratic people of this country are
reduced to the condition, wherein, like the
shpwrecked sailor, they should welcome
any means Of delivery that may offer.
The means may not be such as we would
choose, but we are not in position to
choose. We must embrace whatever relief
may present itself, or else we must perish.
Gradually, and yet rap dly-aggression
succeeding aggression, ,-usurpation follow
ing usurpation, present Chief Magis-
trate has seized in his single hand every
power of Government, and these he wields
for the oppression of all who do not ap.
plaud his crimes, and uphold his despot.
ism. He has broken down every barrier
between the rights of the people, and the
authority of the Ruler. The Constitution
has been trampled under his feet, and the
laws have been swept away as cobwebs
With much of oppression which all thu
people have to endure in conmon,-sucl
as exorbitant prices for the necessaries %
life, heavy taxation, and bconscription-th,
Democratic party have to endure tn
e superadded cruelties of arrest, imprison
ment, exile and death. In such an emer
gency it would be the very frenzy of mad
ness to reject the amelioration that is prof
fered, for the reason that it is not full AM
, complete. The Democrat who can hesitat
as to his duty when MoCLELLAN and LIN
COLIN are the opposing candidates, act
from reasons or motives which we canno
conceive or comprehend But there al
few who will thus hesitate. Soon or lat
they will all support the nominee of tn
Chicago Convention, The choice of thre
= hundred thousand Democrats in counci
. will be ratified by tho Democracy at larg,
as well as by hosts of honest Republicans
who are weary ofthe bloody and tyrannicr
l rule Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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j. II. REED, Sec y.
MAD RIVER TOWNSHIP.

Delegates TO County Conventional u
Weddle, Geo W Kemp, Geo Snider, Frederick
X Kneisly, William Walker, Emanuel Haw-
ker, James Kelly, Frederick Swartz.
Congressional-Lewis A Kemp, Abraham
Moler Alternates--Jumes Kelley, Geo W
Kemp.
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Read what those say who have used II;
Mr.. Charles W. Land. am, Of Louisville, and Mr. J.
p Hadarde, CnCipnau, o., both cure aitor using
pot Of Dr.. strickland's Pile Remedy They say
they have tried everything but could obian no rehei
but one Pot ol Strickland's Pile Remedy effected
perfect after suffering for many years with the
worst kind of Piles. They recommend every one
who Is suffering to tryit.
AJAX for
DR. Stricklands Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, 65 OTIS pot Manufactured at
No. East Fourth st, Cincinnati, o. m14
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Pursuant to notice the Democrats OF the
F5urth Ward met At the Engiue House, on
Saturday evening, fer tue purpose Of appoint
ing delegates to The County and Congression
al Conventions
On motion David Clark was chosen Chair
man, and Geo. w Mulambrs Secre'a ary The
meeting then proceeded to choose delegates
aud alternates With the following results
To the County Observation-Disclosures
y Shull Anthony stephens, and Henry
Hilgefort Altetnates--Jo Joseph Schultz, Dr..
A. Geiger and David Gilbert
To the Congressional Conventon-De le-
gates Jonathan Kenney, c p Huber, Da-
yid A. Houk and David X. Boyer Alter
mates; George Wogaman, Valentine Bieu,
Geo. W. Malambrc aud William Bethen
On motion Of T. D. Shull, it vas ordered
that the proceedings Of this meeting be pub.
lshed in the Dayton Empire Adjourned
DAVID CLARK, Chairman.
Csc w MALAMBRE, Secretary
DELEGATES FROM THE rrrH WARD.
County--Amos Clark, Jesse Darlington,
Theo l.. Smith.
District-John Colhour, Epb Snyder, VIM,
Patton, Ezra Thomas
SIXTH WARD.
The following named persons we're appoin-
ted Delegate in the Sixth Ward
County--W N Love, Conrad Schenok, Val
entine Frees
Congressional-W N Love Jacob Decker,
Thos. + Tresher
CLAY TowEeBGP.
Sept. 10, ga
In accordance to notice previously given,
the Democracy of Clay township met at the
house OF John Kayor in said township, and
organized by appointing John Meyer Chair
man and I Kuns Secretary.
On motion the following named persons
were appointed delegates TO represent said
township, 10 Convention to be held in the
city Of Dayton on the 18th inst: Jamee Nj.
swsuger John Mayer, John Nasor, John Kay.
lor Isaac Weaver A W Limbert, I Kuns,
Jos Necher
On motion of John Kaylor, it was resc lved
that any portion of said delegates be empow-
cred to cast the full vote Of said township.
JOHN MOYER. Chm,
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HAVING tins day purchased the entire interest OF
IL A, G. Hixonin The firm Of Bresne Nixon, /
shall continue to carry on the Wholesale and Retail
Clothing business. Having large stock Of clothing
on hand purchased beforet the great advance shall
offer clothing cheaper than any other house town
IN. ..a...l .L.nE . - II...
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Farmers & Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

w AGN ER Sc STILRH.
(suCcEssoR TO scueIBLE sTRlcKLER)
HAVE taken this old aud popular Hotel on Second
i | street, Dayton, and hope by their attention to
business sustain the wel-earned reputation OF this
well known house
The services OF Mr., Henry Foster, 80 widely known,
have been retained as Olel k.
The patronage of ts former iriendsis confidently
anticipated. aug29- d&W
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MADISON TOWNSHIP.

Pursuant to a call of the Democratic Cen
trial Comm ittee, the Democracy of Madison
township met at Post-town and organized by
calling Moses Wogaman 10 the chair, and Ja-
cob Sans Secretary.
On motion the following delegates we're ap-
pointed to the Democratic Convention Of
Montgomery county, Dayton, Ohio.
elegates--Abrahsm Hay James NJ Bron-
son, Abraham DenlaRer, Jacob Sans, Godlib
Wideman, John Englauf, Dores Ely, Lewis
KimmeL lternates--Thorten Gilbert, viii
liam d It's, Noah Broombacgh, Isaac Haines.
Delegates to the Congressional Convention
Abraham Hay, Moses Wogaman, Alter
nates-D l. Heck Thornton Gilbert
MOSES W0GAMAN, Chm.
JACOB SANS, Sec'y.
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Catarrh Cured.

From ReU. r. p. Russell, Lynn, Mass.
l have been much troubled with Catarrh OF
the worst type for some twenty years. II
gradually grew worse, producing cough and
hoarseness, destroying the sense of smell, and
breaking down my general health to such a
degree as to compel me to resign my passionate,
and suspend public speaking.
/ made diligent use of the useful remedies,
such as snuffs Of different kin DIS, nitrate OF
silver, tar water, olive tar, and limitations,
but without any salutary effects. Last sum-
mer heard of DR.. Lighthilrs successful mode
of treating catarrh, visited him, and put my.
self under his treatment: L began immediate
J.. to improve, and this improvement has gone
on to the present time. My catarrh has gradu-
ally melted away, my cough has disappeared,
my voice has become natural, and l am once
more able to preach the blessed Gospel Let
me advise all troubled with catarrhal difficul
ties to apply to DIR. Lighthill
p. r. RUSSELL,
Lynn, Mass, Feb. 1, 1862. my 30-eo2w
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TESTING nialSs

From the Rev. Fred. 8. Jewell, Professor
OF state Normal School, Albany, N. "
This may certify that have been, since 1874,
subject to violent periodical attacks Of catarrh,
lining membranes of the cavities Of the head,
producing most distressing species Of head
ache for days at time, wholly incapacitating
me from business, and during the paroxysms
Inflammation has extended to the teeth, occa-
sloning toothache to the threat, producing
hoarseness and partial loss OF voice; and and
twice 1t has SO affected the left eye as to con.
These attacks have been accompanied by strong
febrile symptoms by stoppage of the head,
and, In the first stages, by watery discharges
from the nose, subsequently becoming acrld
and yellow, and towards the close of the attack
becoming bloody and pnruient. / have tried
medicines of almost every KIND; external ap.
piieattons to the head. such as camphor, GIN
ger, hot bandages, and lamentations Of hot
vinegar snuffs Of some half dozen kinds, and
other catarrhal preparations, together with in
ternal remedies, such as Alternatives, cathartics
and emetics. These have produced no change
in the occurrence or character Of the disease,
and, in most cases, with little or no temporary
relief. had come, at length, to believe the
disease to be practically beyond either cure or
material alienation.
Under these circumstances was led some
five months ago, to make a trial of DIR. Light
hills treatment. His method at once approved
itself to my Judgment as simple, philosophi-
Cal, ana likely 10 be eHecuye. NOtWlthStand-
ing the disadvantages under which he labored,
in dealing with disease of such long stand :
ing, aggravated by nervous debility and dys-
pepsia, and constantly induced by the acct
dents of nay professional labor, found the
treatment reaching the disease as it had ne yer
been reached before, and producing such q
modification and alienation OF it's character
as had supposed Impossible. 1 chronicle the
results thus. Although L have been situated
several times, so that should formerly have
believed a severe attack Of my catarrh inevita-
BILE, have escaped thus far; the symptoms of
threatened attack have been very light and
have yielded to the remedies employed by Dr.
Lighthill, without need Of recourse to the old
hot lamentations or emetics; and the dischar-
ges from the head have resumed the original
and natural condition. 1 count upon a com.
plete cure. That have been able however
to obtain so material a relief is to me cause
OF gratitude. In that alone, am repaid for
whatever the treatment may have cost me.
/ make this statement unsolicited, as means
of acknowledging my obligations to DR.. Light
hills method Of treating catarrh, and with a
view to. aid any who may have suffered from
that disease, In forming a just opinion OF its
merits, and its probable utility in their own
case. FREDK. ). JEWELL,
Prof. State Normal School.
Albany, n. Y, March Ii, 1S6i.
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PERSONAL.
HOLLAN DERS, ATTENTION!
CALL FOR A LEGATEE.

JOSEPH JANSEN born in the Kingdom of the
Netherlands, and who left about ten years ago
legitimate child or children, are called upon to
furnish written evidence OF their existence and
residence, at the Office of the notary A. PERk, at
Hilversum. province Noord. Holland and arron-
basement Amsterdam, in order TO receive, at the
Specified time, legacy left by HENDRIX JAN
sen, during his life a mason at HilverSuHI In
case within three Of the present call salts
factory tidlngs or announcement arrives takes
p ace, the legacy will lapse in favor of other rea
tives indicated in the testament
Hilyersum, Jan. 20 1864. je 51t-
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Dr.. IghthilI's Fonrth Visit to Washington.

DEAF NESS, CATARRH,
and diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
Oh. LIGHTHTLL,
from 81 St Mark Place, New York,
Author Of "a Popular Treatise on Deafness,
"Letters on Catarrh,"
is now in
WASHINGTON, so;
and can be consulted at the
EBBITT HOUSE
DEAFNESS, CATARRH.
and all the various diseases of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
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RYJ.C. MCGUIRE Z CO.. Auctioresrs.

I6l sIEEG SALE UF THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON NINTH 81.
WEST BsETWEEN 0AND P sTREETSN0Rfa.
on the premises, BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated
September sd, !s6i, and duly recorded IN Libsr
RecoIds Of Washington county Co.. shall cell.
Lot No. Gin Crittendens sub division OF xsaasse
ts fronting ~ feet on Ninth street vest. between
and streets north, running bses "a re. sineass
70 public alley and i'm proved by t1o bsssmert
rooms, saloon parlor wide hall. and three cham
bers. TT woodsh ed, &C.. 10 the rear
Conyeysnsas "A eoss of the purchaaeE -
'A's!"iNes - 'THgMAs q. BURR, Trustee
,sssts o. MCGUIRE q 90, Aucts
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observation-disclosures Watkins, a soldier,
was arrested this morning for selling Govern
ment property, several articles of harness.
Watkins was taken to Justice Giberson, VINO
turned him over to the military
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MARRIED,

At St. Aloysias' Church, on the It'll Of June, BY
I'm EMh Hev. b A McGdi.s, GE9 e. MGnklk TO
all of this city.
(Philsdelphia, Baltimore and Annapolis Md. pa
pers please copyI
On Tuesday evening, June It'll, at the Church of
me 1ny EpiPhany, By Rev. DIR. Hall, HENRY LOVE
yo1 20 AUGUSTA f., daughter Of W. T. Steiger,
On the 6th OF June, at the parsonage of McKen-
dree Chapei, by Rev. ]. Thrush. RICHARD b.
this city. a-s5 80 : =
On June LIST. at the First Baptist Chu rch by Rev
S. +; Hill, JAMES PALMER to MARY WALTON
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SERENADE.-Laste evening the friends Of the
successful candidates for city councils in the
Rheem and Donohue- complimented them
with serenade
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FRATERNAL EIsIT.-Last evening the divi.
sion of Sons of Temperance at Fin dley Hos
pitaI, numbering nearly two hundred, accom-
panied by band of music, marched from the
hospital in full regalia to the hall of the Good
Samaritan Division, to whom they paid fra
ternal visit.
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DYJ g MCGUIRE & co., Auctionsers.

RyJ. C. MoGUIRE Z o. Auc'tonsers.
..wo STORY FRAME HOUSE, AND LOT
RsHa II ESAs nth I'm, IT. WIS., y
Snare No sT. fronting 70 feet o. south n street
between az and eth Ft eet vest ana near 9Th street
improved By, "a ,heat tive story Frame Dwelling
House WI h1'cn en nacf. q. 4 has asoss G 81
Conveyances ct the cost Of the purchaser. "a
- Zee d--J C. MCGUIRE q 90. Ancta.
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Do ror cslor your whiskers and moustaches If
Sc, use the Japanese Hair Stain No hair dye
in the world equal TO it. Only one preparation
1t colOrs natural black or brown. Only so cents
q box. 8. c. FORD,
je 2-eo3m go Pa. avenue Sole Agent.
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SECOND WARD. STATION CAsEs.-Samuel
Baxter, drunk; dismissed. John Jones do
military. Rody O'Brlen, deser ton: do. Hugh
Swan, disorderly; dismissed. Julia Thomp
son, profanity; s.. Laura Davis, vulgar Ian
guage, do. John M. Wolf, do. do Hugh
Sloan, overcharging; costs So cents. Martin
Keith, drunk: 81.
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LNOR RENT-From June 18th to October lst 1854
Il nicely furnished HOUSE, of eight rooms
Terms moderate. Location central and pleasant.
Best refer snce required. Inquire at this Office.
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EOR sALE-A new Wheeler ( Wilson SEEMING
Il MACHINE. Apply at Ne. 416 street, be-
tween Sth and 9th lie 6-3t*
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~ southWest corner "a. avenue and 9th st.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO
AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY MORNING, June Q, at 10 clock,
We will sell at the Auction Rooms
Barrels White and Yellow Sugar.
Chests Tea. boxes sperm and Adsmantine 0an.
dies. y go. W
Barrels Coffee and boxes do,
Boxes Canned Fruits and Meats.
Boxes Brown, Yellow, and CASTLE soap.
Boxes Starch Yeast Powders, and Cheese.
rs Gross Low, Is Brown Windsor Soap.
Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon.
Gases Whiskey demijohbs Br ANDY ana Whiskey
IS cases 0stard; Dupuy snds; o. P. Brandy.
Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigars.
Cases CIsret and Baskets Champagne.
Oc:aves and quarters Brandy, Gases Jamaica
Run.
. Gibsons XXX, Old Bourbon and other brands.
g "a Pipe Holland Gin. = -
BArres Whitkey, various brands,
Top Boots and Sh oes Drawers, a--
Cndershirts and Clothing
Barrels Apple Brandy
80 Packages Tumblers and Goblets.
A quantity of Small Stores and Suffers Goods.
Terms cash. IN 2. IA ..-
je6 st ; WIN. L. WALL &CO. Auc'ts.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT or house for
Il rent and furniture for sale. The house is No
AZ street 1t is of the very best and most
commOdous in the city. and is furnished thrOU gh-
out in mort hern style. For particulars inquire on
the premises. lie 6 lw'
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EIOR RENT-Two BRICK HOUSES. 6 rooms in
l. each house, situated On street between 4th
and 5th north. Good reference will be reauir ed
Applysto THOMAS H0LLIDGE, corner 9Th and p
Il ~
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
SMALL BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ANDLOr
ON THIRTEENTH STREET WEST BE-
TWEEN l. STRk1T AND rs

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. June 9Th Mt 81
O'Clock, on the premises we shall sell subdivision
Thirteenth street. between street and Mast achu-
setts avenue, running back "a feet ~ inches 70
ST alley improved by snug TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING H0UsA. with neat flower garden in
front The location is Ell cellent, and the prop
IL
Ter ne One-third cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months with interest, secured by deed
of trust
Convey snces at the cost of the purchaser. .a
ie6.St ]. Q. MoG U1Re co, Aucts.
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T 0ST-Yesterday in the street cars, or near the
IL corner of the Center Market, a dark Morocco
PURSE. containing S3l and some 75 o. 81 cents
The finder will please leave it at the Star Office
and receive reward. jeT-3t*
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E'OR RENT-A large STORE; good location for
Il confectionery or ice cream saloon. inquire at
ting Il Cr.. ( / - 10 IL
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GENTLEMEN DESIRING NEWLY FUR
VI nished and neat ROOMS or suits of ROOMS
with private family. may apply with references a.
All 18th street, between e and II Je6-3t-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Two DESIRABLE Back DWELLING HOUSES or
18TH, BETWEEN G. AND II STREETS Attention is
called to the sale, under deed of trust, of two
very desirable brick dwelling houses situated on
streets north to take place at clock in front OF
the premises, on Wednesday afternoon, the 9th
instant. The lots front each rs feet 18th street
and run back to a 81 foot paved alley The houses
are three stories, substantially built, and, in all
respects, desirable residences.
je7-2t JAS. G. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers
NoTIcE-To Retailers of Minsral Water &c.-On
and after Monday. June 6. 1854, my drivers are in
structed to give fourteen 90 bottles Mineral
Water. Porter, Ale, &c. in half pint bottles for
fifty t56l cents.
All bottles lost will be charged for at ten lO) cent;
each. RILEY A. SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot,
81 Green ST., Georgetown, ID. G..
lie g. IChrOnicln-l
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Warranted TO CURE IL SIX DAYs-Dr 4odfrey's
Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-6ve years
standing. will cure Gono,rhoa in sig days. No
by 8. O. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue,
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ia Sly
Nervous DEBILITY, SlMIhAL WHAKHEss, etc,
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing
"'' HpwHsD Ii. TnAvKn
mar DAW,ly Lock Box. Boston. Mass.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-About 6 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, as Henry Hoffman, Company
II, 5th Maryland veterans, was walking across
the railroad little north of the depot, he was
struck by an engine passing, and the wheels
passing over his thighs nearly severed his legs
from the body. He died in about thirty min
utes. The deceased halls from Baltimore,
where he leaves a family. His remains were
taken to the Sanitary Home, from whence they
will be inferred.
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LOST AND FOUND.

VNAKEN Up ESTRAY-On the 18th of May a red
and white spotted COW. The owner is re-
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
char ges and take her away. VIM. FALLEN,
ia 7-3t* WASHINGTON Gus Works foot of q st
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT A neatly
L furnished HOUSE will be rented, during the
summer. to a family without children. Bed and
table linen reserved the rent will be taken in
board part of the time. Possession given imGie,
diately. References required. Inquire at No. 400
8th street, between G and Il, one square north Of
the Patent Office. je7-2tt ?