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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-04

In his late speech before the Mas
sachasetts State Convention, Gen.
Butler took the ground that .'.thc
South has forfeited It's political
rights" When he was in New
Orleans, he took the ground that the
people OF the South had forfeited their
silver spoons-and it was afterwards
found to be true. There is ground ior
hope, says the New Haven Rcgisfey,
that the 'srights'' mot being econ
vertlblc are more likely to be re-
turned than the silverware
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EGHAr1EYISG.- have heard Va
rious complaints from different por
tions of the State, in objection to a
supposed regulation to the effect that
ladies were required to take the oath
before they were permitted to marry.
Such was at one time the military or
der, but we are happy to say that civil
law is SO far restored that this hard and
inconvonient regulation. bas been abo-
hshed; and now any and every lady
in North Carolina is free to marry
when and whom she pleases, without
taking the oath of allegiance, except
to her spouse, which we hope will be
duly administered.
Norl4 Coro|inu .S,nu>uM.
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Episcopal Convention OF New York;.
Relation of the Church.

New IeRK, September 2s.-At til.
session Of the Episcopal Convention
OF the Diocese of New York. to-day,
E1-Gov.. John 4. King. aftcr the ad-
dress OF the Bishop was conc u3ad,
offered the following resolution.
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolcs/, That the Convention cor
daily responds to the sentiments pre-
.sented by the Bishop of this Diocese
III his address, respecting the return
OF peace TO our land, and the state of
'the Chlllcii i'll the Southern Dioccses.
The Bishop, III his address, had
said that the Northern brethren
should do Ell that in them hes to re-
establish the unity Of the Churches.
There were 10 nobler spirits within
the pale Of the Church than are to be
found i'll the South; and he was
happy thus to testify to their worth,
and to express the estimation in
which they were held by him.
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a Novel SIGHT. A number Of the
most prominent clergymcn Of this
city repaired yesterday morning to
an open lot on the outskirts of the
city. and engaged in a game of bali
They exhibited much agility and APP
peared to engage in the sport with
much pleasure. Their presence on
the ground was the means of attract
ing thither a>number of spectators.
No class OF men, perhaps, stands
more i'll need Of just such exercise,
and it would be well If practiscd
oftener by them.
PAiAnelpA,a M1Ni.e1.
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Funeral Invitation.

nc friends and acquaintanccs of Mr. and
Mrs. Alnsley II. Cotchctt, OF Mrs. George
Nj. Goodwin, and of AIr. and Mrs Henry
1lmr"d, are invited to attend the funeral
services Of Mrs. AINSLEY H. COTCHETT.
at Trinity Church. THIS AFTERNOON. at
4 O'clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-04

Is II BANIsHnlEST?- ?-The New York
World thus comments on Mr.. Sc
wards late order:
The order issued ON Saturday from
the department of State, allowing
paroded prisoners of war to 60 abroad.
with The understanding that they
should not return without the Presi-
dents consent, is understood to be
practically a decree Of banishment
against the leading Southern officers.
Ii this proves to be the case, and Lee,
Johnston, Ewell, Taylor, Longstreet,
and the rest, go abroad, it will do us
no good, and may postpone the s'era
OF good feeling with the South. It
is undsnlable that the best and most
lnf1uen4lal reconstructionists at the
South, are the Generals the late
Confederate armies They are all
educated, intelligent men, who realize
the utter failure Of the rebellion, and
ere doing what they can to restore
good feeling between the sections.
AZ homo they will be }ost in the mass
OF the population, and in time over
looked. If not forgotten; but abroad
t1ey VIII become objects Of sympathy,
winch 1t Is desirable, FOR obvious
reasons, they should not be. Of
course. more OF less attention would
oe PAID theia III England and France,
which would be resented here, while
their enforced residence away from
their native land would create an in
Serest III thei1 :atc at the South incom-
p"tlble with the complete loyalty of
that section.
We hope, therefore, shat the order
OF the Secretary of State IS pernis-
slvc merely, and that there is no in
tentaon on the part Of the Admins
tr;ltlon to cocrcc tie Southern Gene
rails to so abroad.
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Auction Sales.
Genteel Household Furniture.
BY Richard Caldwell.

ON FRIDAY, 9Th iaSt., at 10 o'clock, will be
sold, without reserve, at the residence of
F. d. Tanning, Esq, Arsenal Hill, in
Richland,
The following articles of FURNITURE
being the property of a family declining
house -keeping-consistng in part as fol-
lows: Sofa, Chains, Divans, Bookcase, Brus-
sells and other Carpets, Sideboard, Arm
Chairs, Dining and other Tables, Bed
Steads, Wardrobos, Bureaus, Washstands,
Crib, Ice House, LAMBS Glassware, Crock,
cry, &c. Oct 81
Conditions cash on delivery.
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by Ee1eE-aph.
Split i'm the Dcnocraa1c Parry

-. CAAo Oc3OcTA1ac Har6y.
New YoGK, Sept. 25.-A meeting
OF State Rights men was held at
Cooper sInstitute, to-day Thomas
Lawrence presiding, and resolutions
were adopted denouncing the Demo
cratic nominations and platform as
absolvlng them from obligations to
support the party ticket, proclaiming
themselves for the Constitution as it
IS and the Union as it was, and affirm
ing that al Executive proclamations
and DEGREES affecting the rights of the
States are unconstitutional, null and
void, etc. The nomination. of a State
ticket is Left to the decision Of the
committee. Thirty-fve assembly
districts are represented
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-04

THE SUBSCRIBER
- THANKFUL for past a
patronage. would inform * 81
- his friends and the pub W.
hc that he has enlarged his shop. and is
prepared to do any kind of work as Black
sml /, Horsc-shoer and Locksmith.
HENRY SKIPPER,
Assembly street, near Camden st.,
Oct 6* Opposite Catholic Church.
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silver spoons-and it vas afterwards
found to be true. There is ground ior
hope, says the New Haven Rcgisfey,
that the ''rights'' mot being econ
rertlble' are more likely to be re-
turned than the silverware.
EUROPEAN ITEMS. Tho London
Times suggests that British ships of
!:ar treat the Shenandoah as any
other pirate, and hopes Instructions
TO that effect be sent to British com
manders in the Pacific.
The meeting between Napoleon and
the Queen Of Snair was most cordial.
The Charleston correspondent of
the augusta I1'r0tScrirt states that the
notorious James Redpath is to be
called to account for. the immense
amount of baggage with which he
left Charleston.
The first colored student admitted
to Harvard College is Rich. Greaner,
some twenty-five years of age, who,
on Friday, passed a rigid examination.
He is graduate Of Phillips Academy,
Andover
Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne,. assisted by
Manager Potter's troupe from Idaho,
was at last accounts playing four
nights week in the Salt Lake
Theatre, to the great delight of Brig
ham Young and his families
DEATH OF MADAME KossUTH.-T
-Norimento announces the death of
Teresa kossuth, wife of kossuth, the
ex-Dictator, on the 1st ult, at Turin.
The deceased lady was tifty-five ears
of age.
'DEBow's REVIEW. Mr.. DeBow
has received his pardon from the Pre-
sident. AS indicated in his letter,
the Rerie'c will support the policy of
reconstruction, and devote itself to
national interests.
A pretty accurate estimate of the
defalcations of Edward 3. Ketchum
has now been arrived at, and it foots
up the enormous amount Of four
million two hundred thousand dollars.
A steam car, with dummy engine,
daily circulates in the streets OF ST.
Louis.
The Great Falls Cotton Mills are
starting with 1000 hands.
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Gentlezne1's Variet's.


Coats, (drcss and frock. Pants, Vests.
Shirts OF all descriptions, over and under.
Flannel and Fancy Shirts
Drawers, lambs wool and cotton.
Hats, Stockings, Socks, Gloves-a great
variety.
Collars, linen aud paper.
Wristbands, Playing Cards.
Fine Tooth and Pocket Combs.
Buttons, tor coat, pants, vests; Buckles
for DO; Tooth Brushes.
E-ots ard Shoes of all styles and the
bcst.qualitics
Pocket and Meek Fandkcrchiefs, silk and
cotton; Ncra-tics Of the latest styles.
Pocket Books.
Fancy Pipes American Mccrsclaum.
Pocket Ha"dkerchiefs, linen, silk and
cotton; Hats: Pen and Pocket Knives.
Hazors and Razor Strops.
Suspcnlcr> Of all styles.
Tobacco Frcnch and English style.
Shirt i;oscIns Boys Shoes.
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LOT AND BRICK FOR SALE.

YNHE undersigned offers for sale bis LOT,
Il containing thrce-quarJcrs Of ap acre,
and about 100000 first quality BRICKS.
Sold cheap. if applied for immediately. Ap-
ply to JOHN McCULLI or Z. J. RTBUR.
Sept %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-04

Madame Celeste made her first ap-
pearance in New York on Monday
last. IN The Woman ia Red.
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DIED.,

WILLIAM j. b., youngest child Of John and Mary
Espey, in the 18th ye ar Of his age
One we loved has left our number
For the dark and silent tomb;
Closed his eyes in deathless slumber,
From our circle, little brother,
Early hast thou passed away;
JOINS our holy songs to- day
The relatives and friends of the family invited
day, the 9Th inst, at clock. a*
On Friday morning OTIS COLBY son of j. H
Friends invited to attend his funeral services
at OAK Hill Cemetery, this Saturday evening. at
instant fanny LouYss aged on yeaTs It b
months the beloved daughter Of John d. and the
The friends of the family are invited to attend her
funeral from the residence of her uncle Geo. J.
johnson; on 10th street, between and Pennsyi
On the evening of the 7th inst. Mss HANNAH
nsr s k pass from her late resi-
at O'Clock. The friends of the family arc respect
fully requested to attend =.
ON tb IS oGsk NATL
The funeral will take place to morrow Sunday },
street, between 9th and 10th, 500 Her friends are
respectfully invited to attend.
On the 9TH inst. ELIZA JANE, in the 10th year
of Elizabeth and the late Richard Policy, of Balti
more. q
May she rest in peace.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, $50 9TH street, Island, on to-morrow fSun-
Gay morning, at O'Clock, and proceed to Bati-
on The 9Th instant, at O'Clock p. m, Of typhoid
RneTmonis, MARTHA JANE, wife Of Thomas e
Of Prince Gs sng Of Webster Esa
lOpper Marlboro papers please eopy.J,
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400 SPRING ASSORTMENT 400
1OO AT lou
III A r X r RS, =
NO. 466 SEVENTH STREET, -
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMENTS,
EMBRACING
PAP r II A N G GS.
select and varied stock of Gilt Medium and
low priced Paper Hangings, Borders Statue. Cen
tire Pieces, &c, embracing the Largest and Hand
soonest in the District.
WINDOW SHADES.
Buff, Green, Pink, Lavender Chocolate, Brown
and Gilt Window Shades. q variety Of patterns;
Shade Fixtures, Tassels, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
Silk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, diff
ferent sizes and eolors, beautiful assortment Pic
ture Rings, Nails, &c.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
The largest assortment Of Oval Frames in the
District. warranted to be gilded with gold leaf.
Also, a variety of Dark Wood Frames, with a
ried stock of small sized Oval and Carte dc Yisite
Frames.
ENGRAyINGS AND PAINTINGS.
few choice Engravings and Paintings always
in store. 80
Orders for Paper Hanging and Window Shades
punctualy attended to, and executed in the best
manner. in city OF country.
~ Terms cash for Goods or Labor
j. MARkRITER,
400 4S6 SEVENTH STREET, 400
je 3-3mf Washington, d. C.
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RY W. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District columbia. sitting as Court of Equity,
John Magee and others, No. G4 upon the docket of
said court the subscriber, as trustee will offer at
the hour Of o'cock in the Afternoon, all the real
estate of which the late Hugh Magee died seized
being the west half Of Lot Is Square la and Lot
subdivision of original Lot 3, in Square 80. Also,
Lot E being part Of original Lot 4, in same square,
fronting on New Hampshire avenue 10 feet and 8
inches, and containing 3 S5l square feet, with all
the buildings and improvements to che same be-
Square l02. and proceed from lot to Iok
Terms of sale One third cash. the Balance of the
purchase money to be paid in six and twelve months
from the day Of sale with interest, the purchaser
giving his bonds for the deferred with
may he paid on the day of sale. On the payment Of
convey to the purchaser, at his cost, the property
to him Sold free, clear, and discharged Of all claim
of the parties to the cause.
RP JACKSON Trustee
jy cd VIM. L. WALL q CO. Aucts.
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DYJ.C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioaeers.

GREAT. SALE OF BOOKSBY CATALOGUE AZ
THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, July 10th.
after until about /, coo volumes are sold.
49, The collection consists of Scientific Works, haw
BelIes Letters. and Languages, Cyclopedias, and
large number of NIisce Haneoes Books; in the cata
: the plates. Auduboa's Birds of Americar-sub-
sssriPtion copy; Mons Baytn,s Dictionary, Among
ards, Jslfnson's, Peterss, Vessey's and all the
valuable reports, With g large number of old Eng
Among the miscellaneous are DeQuiEcy IS writ
Ings, and Arthur's Works, Bohn's libraries. to-
gether with number of books Agriculture
Gardening &c, and large number of Handsomely
illustrated books en the Fine Arts with fine copy
of American Edition of Boydell's Shakespeare, in
portfolio form.
Terms cash
" cts j. c. MCGUIRE co, Aucts
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A Tw ooD's
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER,
81 AND sal
HYDAULIC SAND PUMP.

HYDAULIC SAND PUMP.
Practical tests having fully demonstrated the su-
periOrity of this machine all others for the pur
pose of sinking Oil Wellr the undersigned Is now
prepared to receive orders for the same.
This machinery comprises everything requisite
for the boring Of oil wells excepting the STEAM
ENGINE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE,
tbut will be furnished il desired, at reasonable
rope, bull wheel and other cumbrous and expensive
fixtures now in use, and is SO arranged, being con
easily removed for the purpose OF sinking wells in
different localities.
emit hydraulic process. and does not ri require the
not only removes all the detritus in from s to 10
minutes, but likewise effectualiy clears out and
opens all the small ell veins that often en-
trey closed up by the old process Of sand pumping
With this machine and practical engineer, Q
well can be sunk from 400 coo feet within period
Of from Is to 50 days after the soil pipe has been
driven. hF
Arrangements All being made for the construction
and delivery Of these machines at New York, Nor
witch, Newburg, n. Y, and Pittsburg, Pa. For
further information, price, terms &C., address
SIMEON LELAND, Metropolitan Hotel New
York, .. s...- .---.-.-.t+ ap Ism
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BERKELEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

RERKELEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
This WATERING PLACE is situated in Morgan
Sir J ehn's Station on the Baltimore and YEykQ
o9S hs e S sa ss 4s e
visitors arriving on the trains. will find Good
ss ony sHsesssn %sls4nss Place which
United States, by unnterrupted lines Of Railroads
healthy mountain district Is only Ave hours distant
from baltimore six from Washington, and ten from
There is also Telegraph comInunication from the
springs. with ali the principal Cities East and
west. The improvements are extensive and ele.
fATF ssEd ssa f s%fM Hassy sff22EE5
The Genticmen's Pool is sixty feet long and con.
The Hotei viii accommodate five hundred per-
ss:Psi'i ssn & Lighted and
three and four. expressly for the convenience Of
AS . remedial agent the water has ssaintainea
E high reputation fsr more than century. If nat.
ssss asa dsH
of&hich the following may be mentioned. Dersnge-
Sc as hs
P:ls Il ss Ss's e sas
dsSes Il yarn IoE and damp climates will seaer
Mountains with their families will find at Berkely
every facility dos health and pleasure that ART and
The Hotel viii be opened for the Season, July sth,
Passengers leave Baltimore By the Baltimore and
Chic Railroad for Sir Johns Bun, at ?a. 70. and
spring.. Of 70 T. B. spS G6sLEMAS. ESQ 81 Eat ss
;n % aolM PfoUriatcr
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MARRIED,

On the 4th of July, 1855, by the Rev. I. Remick,
Mr. JOHN W. HICKERSON. of Washi agt0n, to
Miss MARY JANE HURLEY, of Georgetown,
j.. C..
On the 5th inst . at the Assembly, Church, by the
Rev L. b. Metals. FRANK HERBERT to FAN
ME, daughter of William Lori Esq, all Of this
city. TO cards
On Thursday. the 9th instant at the residence of
the brides father, by the Rev VIM. Pinckney, D.
n, Mai. earle A. WOODRUFF, L. S. A, and
EMMA, daughter of Charles Upperman, Esd, of
this city.
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CITY ITEMS.

ATTENTION is called TO the chancery sale, on
Tuesday next. at O'Clock p. m, of q valuable
property. three-story and basement house,
on 18th street, near Riggs Co.'s Bank. The
house is well built. large ard commodibus, and
would make an eligible banking house. J.
Garter MaIbuTy is the trustee j. G. Mcclure
81 Co.. Auctioneers. Terms of sale easy.
-
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DYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia passed in chancery cause
No. 1852, Graham VS.. Graham ct al, shall sell at
public auction, On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July
nth. at 6 clock on the premises, Lots 1, 4, and
6, square No: %, fronting on Connecticut avenue,
2lst and north street
These lots were occupied by the late Guy Graham
as garden and have been subdivided into thirteen
building lots, all of which will be sold, except
sold.
Terms cash.
.Convcyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of
the purchaser.
= Wy FENDALL, Trustee.
je 06-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF HIDES, TALLOW. BAR

wv sotTH AND NoRTH AMEfICA; By d.
Willis Baxley. Wait for the End; by Mark Lemon.
Mercy The Brooks of Bridlemere; by W hyte Mel.
vile, Luttreli Of Arran; BY Chas; Lever. George
Geith of Fen Court; by Trafford, Zoes Brand.
Sacred Alegories; by Rev. w. Adams. Superior
jyI FRANCK TAYLOR.
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BEHIND THOSE RosEATE GATES, the lips of
girlhood, there should be fragrant palace e]e-
Eanuy furnished with ivory and coral. To
drop metaphor. Young ladies, you should
keep your teeth and gums in perfect order, if
you hope in after-life, to enjoy the blessings of
n sound set of dentals and sweet breath.
What will enable you to do this? you ask
Nothing but Fragrant Zozodont. We reply.
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EEIIA m y UNhIN' NuaTul
jy 7-eo&ds J. C.. MCGUIRE & Co, Au
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON DIST STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON DIST STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND
STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of this
District of Columbia, passed in cause No. 44.
Equity Docket 7, Hahn and II aim VS.. Sauter ct al.
and dated July g. 1855, shall sell, on the premises,
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, July "a, 1855, at 9
O'Clock the south 40 foot front by the depth thereof
tlI5 feet,> of Lot No. l9, in square No. 63. The
above Lot fronts 2lst street west, between ana
streets north, and is improved by neat and CON-
Portable Frame House. This property is we'll
adapted to garden purposes. =
The terms of sale, prescribed by the decree,
are One third cash, of which the purchaser will be
required to ply $50 at the time of sale, and the
residue in two equal payments, at six and twelve
months from day of sale, with interest. The DC.
ferred payments to be secured to satisfaction OF
Trustee. The purchaser can pay the whole pur-
chase in cash. If the terms of sale are not com
pfied with in five days from day OF sale, the Trustee
reserves the right resell the said property at the
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after nrs
CHARLES II. UTERHEHIE, Trustee.
ir7-enGds GREEN WILLIAMS, Ancts.
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RYJ JAS. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

SMALL FARM IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO
WASHINGTON AT PUBLIC SALE.
By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia, in ehancery cause No.
22s wherein Vincent M. B%rch is complainant, and
PENDANTS, I will sell, at Public Auction, on WE'D
NEsDAY, July goth, at II 1elock m at the AUG;
TRACT OF LAMB, containing about l6 acres, 2
roods and 80 perches.
;natnn nn tbs VEST se ~ the e Ease Oi WASH
and adjoins the farms of Colonel Hickey and Mrs.
Queen.
AT the same time and place, shall also sell Lots
l and g. in Square 240.
Terms: One-balf cash; balance at six months,
secured by approved notes or bonds of the pur,
chaser. .t...
ALI conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser.
VIM F. MATTINGLY, Trustee
je A-3taw3w J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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EXCITEMENT ON THE AVENUE, near4% street,
,at the Dollar Jewelry Store. Something new
and beautiful Just received. jy6-5t
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DINEY POINT PAVILION,
SALT WATER BATHING
This favorite resort will be open. ON the L
Express will leave washington for the jE.&
Point every Wednesday morning at .. m. and the
Steamer Vanderbilt every Saturday morning at s
q. m. M MI ELL.
je 28-lmr ita Proprietor.
CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
" PENNSYLVANIA.
Thss fashionable and delightful summer q /,
resort is now open to the reception Of Wis., VEAy
itors, For terms apply to lt,U&I
w. N. WOODS,
je 90-eolmH Proprietor.
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SUDDEN DECEAsE-Mrs. Eliza Place, of
Growers theatrical company. formerly well
known in the dramatic profession as Miss Eliza
Petrie was taken suddenly i'll Thursday even
ing, when about to 20 on the stage, and died
yesterday morning at six o'clock. Cause OF
death apoplexy. The remains have been EN-
balmed by Drs Brown ahd Alexander.
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JOSEPH REYNOLDS eco,
y PL Y NIB e RS,
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS,

Have Just received, and will constantly keep on
hand largest and best assortment in the city Of
ChanieIiers, Brackets, Drop Lights, PortaIles,
hcles in this line from the best establishments In
New York Philadelphia, &C., which win be sold on
Also. RANGES, FURNACES and FIRE-BOARD
STOVES. af1t s.
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE in
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
Restaurants, &e., are invited to call
We do all kinds Of GAS and STEAM FITTINGS
promptly and cheap, as also everything in the
PLU MBING line in the most satisfactory manner
Call and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains, Water
9th street, near Yennsylvania avenue, the largest
estahis hmenf in the city. feb 2-eoff
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II PROVED ROSE W ASH cures secret and deli.
cate disorders in all their stages at little expense
little or no change in diet. no Inconvenience, and
no exposure Ills pleasant in taste and odor, inn
mediste in its action, and free from all injurieus
properties mar % 6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-08

SUDDEN DEATH.-About O'Clock p. m. yes
terday a discharged soldier lnamed Lewis
Lynch, of the 18th New York Cavalry, died
suddenly AT the house of Louisa Kooner, No.
$40 18th street. The Coroner was notified but
did not think an in quest necessary.