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EUsT EE's SAIL.

, BY virtue Of decree Of the Oircuit Court, as .
s;H.ssS on the ioth day q yuly ss anS 70 me
DAY the "a day Of Angust, 1855. e y o'elock u.
the late Dr. Benz. Hoases. Sdoininr tSs 9 q
q Grsenbpry Watkins, Samuel B. Anderson, and
This Farm 2 beautifully and most eligibly nit.
mated In the lower part of Montgomery county.
Md .nors distsnss from ths DstTiet line. I'M
o. Wsssipston city, p. g, and The sane distance
,sin tain: is "a, ACHEs, In high state Of Improve
used TO reno or productive. The land lies sSusre
and 10 capable Of division Of two Or nore rarts'
All parts having access to public roads Thc
pweliine House contains elk rooms, wen ar
sniidines, IN good order: and 90 disDossd q 20
anewer Tor two farms Of 20 acres zach abund sntiv
TTsst ts and wood saSueh e supply the piscc
cfessiDs In value. from its proximity to the seat
Term. Of ssle : One third of the purchase monev
IN hendi balance in one. two, and three yesr1
bearing interest, and secured by mortgage on the
For further particulars inquire of w, r. Ritz,
Sro;;; remington. y. c., or to the suhscribsf,
jy if-iavtillaus7 BIT. HODGES. rru.t.e.s
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SINGULAR SUICIDB OF NEW ORLEANS
CHA young woman OF twenty-seyen
named Lawrentine Lenormand, shot herself
on the afternoon OF Sunday, the 18th, by
placing The muzzle of q double barrelled pistol
under chin and firing both barrels. The balls
lodged in her brain, and she died in a few
minutes. Her father said a the inquest and
bis testimony was not Iontr dicted, that she
lad taken her life because he refused her a
dowry Of three thousand dollars in gold, and
his consent 10 marry a person whom she
faEcied- The testimony of a ledger. who was
IL the house Al the time OF the suicide. il as fol-
lows:
Deceased was sit ing in the room; she seemed
70 be angry; her father said to me: ssLook ar
Lawrentine- she seems 10 be mad with me-, he
then asked her to kiss him; she answered .lno.
am too angry" i then went to the yard, and
a little while after. he came to me and said she
had shot herself her father had always pre-
viOusly lived on good terms with her. the MIS-
tol with which she shot herself was taken
from her fathers press.
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PROPOSALS.
Z THE WAsHfheTuN HAVY YAkp. "a
Paymastsr's 0mce, u. s. Macy, 80 y sr.st.l
KdNhiaelon ID q Inlu II. 1885, 4

Faymasf.r's 0Hee, q. s. Macy, 80 srset.l
Wdshtastos, ID. c.. JRiy IL, 1856. {
Separate Sealed Proposals. to be endorsed PRO
pessis Tor Chain and Bar Iron, will be received
CLOG m, for the folio wina articles, which are
REQUIRED for immediate use, at Washington Navy
Yard. viz:
2oQ eco 1.-TWO hundred thousanA pounds Chain
Links, IL inch diameter, and 10 incbee long
100 NINETY thousansD pounds Chain Link Il.
inch diameter and lSx inches long.
10 GO forty tho usaud pounds Chain Links I Is
inch diameter and Is inches long
5000 five thousand) pounds 81 inch round Bar
Iron. tpehp ned
2eo two thOusand) Youndsa'. inch round Bar
l!W fifteen hundr ed pounds -. inch round Bar
Iron. trefned
2 0O two thousand pounds "a inch round Bar
Iron. (rehned.l
Tie above a: ticlss to be delivered at Washing-
Ton Navy Yard, free of cost 20 the Government
for freight tIsnep optAtion subject 10 fnspec-
tion and at the risk and expense Of the party fur
nishiIg.
Sufficient guar nty for prompt delivery will be
required of successful bidders
CALVIN C. JACKSON,
~ 1857 Paymaster, u. =. Navy.
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Il Las Wednesday night Mr.. Richard p
Mercer. of Lowell, Mass, was missing and
suspicious We're common that he had met with
foul play. These IL appears Were correct as
on Saturday noon, the remains of Mr.. Mercer
we've found floating in the canal below the
Centre street bridge. They were taken from
The water. and an examination of the body
made. fromwhich IL seems quite apparent that
the deceased was murdered. On the back of
his neck was wound, and his right leg belo W
The knee. has also wound, which was appar.
emily m ade by bullet. OF course the manner
OF the death OF Mr.. Mercer is a mystery. He
may have been killed in the street ard then
thrown in the canal That he was murdered is
ar this time very evident In his pockets were
found TWO keys, ring and a small penknife
but nothing else whatever
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DkOPOsALs FOB SALE OF WOOD

Hsadaxa'.sys Derarsms.t Of Washisstos. J
09re o. tke OtO QNaytsymasfss, y
WdsAtaEtes, ID. O., July Il, l0oe
sealed Proposals are invited At this ONCE until
IL o clock noon, MONDAY, August 6, 1856. for the
purchase of tl3 0Ul THlREEN THOUSAND
GOODS OF CONVENIENT WOOD, located as
"a, 400, ToUBrEKN HUNDRED GOODS st the
Kendall Green Wood Yard. on the line OF the Bal.
timore and Ohio railroad. about one mile from the
depot OF said road. In this city.
This wood consists Of about ONE THJRD pO
PINE and Two THIRDS ia OAK, and 10 billed
Immediately aloug the trask OF the rsilroad
IN kool ELkvkN THOUSAND SIX HUN.
DRED OObDS at the Wood Yard three al arters
ct mile north Of Alexandria, on the line Of the
Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown rail.
This wood consists of about TWO THIRDS tsD
PINE and ONE THIRD tlsb OAK, fs piled along
the track. and 10 distant about one half OF mi le
frem Q wharf the Potomac river, leading TO
which there 10 Q direct and level road.
All Of the wood offered for sale 10 of good or fair
quality, and thoroughly seasoned.
Proposals Will be received for quantities from
taking oil of either or both lots.
Pay ment to he made In Government funds, i'm
meeiately after the opening Of the bids and upon
Measurement OF the wood.
The right is reserved Of rejecting any or all
proposals deemed dissdyantageous to the United
States. M. 1. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
yl+19 Depot OF Washington.
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THE EVENING STAR.

"A S-sSUI AR AFFAIR." Wtfe Poisons TLe--
sft ahe CtaT! IS ~ &c. upon Ter RzstaSa.'s
PGrdnoEr Seral weeks ago we had occa-
ZION 10 mention the infelicltiss Connected with
tie married life Of Capt. Ulr;ch Schwendever,
who keeps q coal yard a. So Lombard street.
The Captain. though blessed with a wife and
~eversl CHILDREN, had fixed his affections upon
a beautiful German servant girl EMPLOYED m
MS family. The wife, in order TO watch The
MOVEMENTS OF the guilty couple arraysd her,
elf in masculine attire, followed them one
night, and cowhided the girl upon the street
The Captain dss"-ted his home for a short
'ifrs. but rscer tly came reconcsed with his
ago be took the girl 20 his house for the purpose
OF sending her away, she beiEg IN condition
not at all becoming an unmarried woman
leettr6 sy n ming AIRS. Schw'ndeyer was
had been poisoned by girl. She was in great
agony. Der stomach swelled ITO the size of q
beer cask. and fonr physicians were sent for
The neigh5ors were aroused 10 fury against
the girl, and IN q short time q mob collected
around the bouee. Stones were thrown at the
girl but none of them struck her. Sergeant
Herring was sent for and he arrested the girl
and took her, with all her baggage. 10 The first
station house Ii was with difficulty tina: The
people could be restrained from tearing the ac-
cUsrd girl TO pieces.
In the meantime the body OF Mrs. =. con-
tinued 10 swell IL was anticipated that In q
short time she would collapse like q Steamboat.
boiler or an inflated bladder, and she became
alarmed and made mp her mind that she was
about 10 die Under this impression she con-
iessed that she had wrongfully accused the
gIrl, and that she had Obtained morphine from
Netzger's drug store and taken a small por-
ION with the intention of bringing an ACCUSE
ION against the girl, and by this means having
her punished.
BY this 'time the efforts OF the four doctors
began 10 be successful, and she was soon out
of danger. There was a reaction in the minds
of the neighbors, and the tide of Indignation
turned upon the crafty wife who had en-
dangered the lite of the girl 10 crafty her own
lealous malice. The girl was released from
custody, and will proceed on her journey. Mrs.
\. has been severely punished for her artifice.
and the captain is revenged.-Aissouri Demo-
TuI
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A DIFFICULTY OVERCOME AND MARRIAGE
ACCoNPLIsHED.-As somewhat curious case OF
elOpemen Mt and youf hful marriage was reported
about town yesterday, the facts of which are
said 10 be as follows On Wednesday last
young girl named Mary, fourteen years OF age
of respectable parents in the city. went TO Con-
cordia Park with her brother. When wander
ing about the park they met, perhaps accident.
ally, young lover of Mary's who is said, not
understanding common sounding name, to be
Italian, and 10 be gifted with those soft
musical tones and passionate glances peculiar
20 Italians sons. Between Mary and this
young man, il is said, n deep and passionate
affection has existed for some time past, and
they had determined to unite their lots in spite
of the exceedingly unfavorahle reception of
Mary's friends and parents. Their meeting at
the park was doubtless pre- arranged. Waiting
for an opportunity when her brother was en-
gagged some distance from them, Mary and her
lover slipped away unobserved, and so made
their escape. Their first step was 10 arrange
about immediate marriage To this end they
called on certain legal gentlemen TO Obtain
advice as 10 surmounting the serious obstacle
OF Miss Mary's age. The consent OF parents
was out OF the question: so the difficulty was
10 be able 10 answer the Justice when the
question was asked the youthful bride, What
~ your age!" In this dilemma the ingenuity
and astuteness of law came TO the assistance of
the confused intellects of the loving couple
Taking small piece Of paper, the lawyer
wrote thereon the number eighteen. and
handed II 10 the obseryant girl, saying, UPut
this in your shoe under the sole of your foot and
when The question is asked how old are youp
reply, Il am standing on eighteen dawning
light broke over the joyons maiden she per.
ceived the aptness OF the eX pedienL and how il
necessary. she might swear upon her soul she
was over eighteen. Armed with this legal in
yention. they visited the Squires Office, ana
were without difficulty united in the bono
OF holy wedlock and went on their way re-
JoicingI
The girls friends are sand to be highly dis.
gusted with the marriage, as they have q very
low estimate of her husband, and are seeking tn
annul the pseudo marriage as soon as possible
In the mean time the youthful couple, having
taking rooms in a building on st. Charles
s'ree-, have assembled TO the third story and
the seventh heaven Of connubial bliss at one
and the same tlme.-.St Louis RepuJlicnn
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- A young woman of the humber classes
was married IN Paris III other day 10 a young
man in the same sphere of life. The priest had
gone through the eonjunqo, and was making a
few appropriate remarks, exhorung the young
couple 10 N utual affection and fidelity. After
he had finished. the bride, whose turn it was,
briefly said: "Monsleur lie Cure, if my hus-
band conduct himself as he ought to do, L
promise that my conduct toward him shall be
irreproachable; but If he do not, why / will not
bind myself 10 observe anything you have
safd,i-
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IN LINE OF eTIAMERs
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
GEohGErows.
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Steamers Of this line leave Shows ~1oenS
Wharf, Georgetown, every WEDGES- SEEkS
DAY, and Pier II. North River, New@
York, every SATURDAY.
Passenger accom- mod ations unsurpassed.
Freight received daily. and kept under cover.
Goods recetyed on storage n Shows Wharf,
Geor getown. ID. G..
For Passage and FRIGHT apply to
JOHN w p. MfEBS, Agent,
No. 107 Water street, GEORGETOWN.
HOOE WEDDEKBrRN,
Alexandria, Va.
VIM REMSEE,
~ 0-lm 81 West street, New York.
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0A VI

- young giIl was recently put up by
lotiery contractor in Rome as a prize to be
rallied for, but government interfered. 1t is
very fortunate for the cause of good morals
that the authorities took that course, else, on
the plea of s.doing a the Romans do, female
loveliness would have been offered as tempt.
ing prize on the schedules of every gift con-
cert hat disgraces This country.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PENCILINGS BY TIE wAY-A gentleman
who b; recently Travelled through all the North
ern etai 20, ana mas amused himself by collecting
statistics Of the consunption Of articles Of luxury
arnon-cs. thst among the appliances OF the toilet
PHALON D"NI0HTBLOOMIN0C EBEUS" en-.
JOY. by ell odds the greatest popularity.
eoiu every where.
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SURELY STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY

svery case Of KIDNEY DIsBAsB, RHIvNA9rsM,
CRAWL, URINARY DsoRpEls. wKAKNHss and
PAINS in the BACK. TIxAL8 COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLIs arising from BxcEssxs OF ANY KIND.
CoAB, II AFFLICTED
TRY SM0LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By al ADothecariss. Price q. D. BARNEe
CO., New York, and BARNIe, WARD co.,
Aew Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLIIQH
ROGERS. Wholesale DruGsists, Boston, Mas. II.
General Agents. feb lo-ly
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OH !, II AFFLICTED
THY SM0LA 1R's.
MOTH AND FRECKLES

Ladies aflicted with Dtscolorations on the Face.
called moth patches or freckles, should use PER
RY's celebrated MOTH and TRECKLE LOTION.
1t IL infalible. Prepared by Dr.. B. O. Perry, Der
matologist, - Bond ST., n. Y. Sold by all drug.
sists In Washington and elsewhere my ls-eo3m
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UbLEWIE, DENTIST, has REMOVED 'frsn
- 70 700 Penn. avenue, ten doors
Lsan Ey,fa,red Without Pain. All Der.
>, On Ii1g Teeth to extract. would advise them
sHnen 9T.. Teeth inserted on huber. Gold ana
SaHs TN IN erdsT that all Dersons should
~ DC convincea q the fact, call and see for your.
se, ss also, call and see the new and impreved
str.sf: Sov Fsns's avenue, between 18th and 18th
ie 2.tf 9, b. LEwIE. M q. Dens;.t
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S1: TInOfHIn HALL.--fhe aafass q tAses-.
~ 1885, ss 81. -: Sc : g 40
~ Veeenqv9)o, ~.
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f86 mARKR1rERs. 1856
SBVBNT Rect.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

H.. CHOICE STOCK
In " ashfngton, embracing
PAPE RHAN GINGs
OF Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, of the best
Pab ri and LATEST STYLES; sppropriste for
BEES. and LIBRARIES. embraci.g New. Rich,
and Unique Designs Of Embroidered Gilt Patterns
sres seset stocsp 81 msdam snS ioG
priced Papers. - g
WINDOW SHADES.
sTGNl qRoGNDs, with Gilt Borders, With and and
Window Shade. Of any required Size. Style, or
Color. made to Order. -..' "a
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
=, Hiss ena The
Va sSa q.
BRAOKEfS, CONVEX GLASS. &c.
Persons having Photographs taken are request
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
In Crimson Scarlet Green, and Blue Colors, from
SILK . sS
Special attention paid to this Branch of our Bus
PAINTINGS AND EHGBAvINes
AIwsys in Store or ssle,a few Choice PAINT
Thankful for the liberal patrona &c received, the
n S:S 70 above Stock
tion of which has been Manufactured specially to
Order; and with the weekly additions received,
RessIssed EstabiishmsnI. Orders for Pa wsr
hanging or window Shades punctually and faith
fully .Hssutsd, r ,. CITY n Sounsry: Any order
rested. and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
according to quality sold at - Low Rates q
they can Be purchased in the District.
TERMS Cash FOR GOODS AND LABOR.
j. .. sdoo above ~ od 1s S. in :s'i a.i
EL0URi TIEDii sALTIii : : =
A complete assortment Of ~
ALL GRADES OF FLOUR. .s-.r
70 which We solicit the attention Of
- BAKERS AND 0ROCERS.
MILL FEED, NEAL, BALED HAY,
and all kinds OF FEED at low rates. ,e.a.=s
GROUND ALUM, FINE, - ~ 8 -
And TURKS ISLAND SALT
for sal1 low in lots to suit BY
~ DIssoLuTI0M:
eoD:eat 81 the xithdlsxsl fro% he DIN ;! the
,nnior partner. Erwin g. 0omstock. Of Nev York.
Tes above taking ssis H SS thf III Ss june
enc. kHfHEHxKr.
An liabilities ostls alm ~ x Morgan, shinsSsrs
VIM, r.i SSs :s.s;i, H sas51sssafc5
ss9 Z 4! sIs.2 g s 3: an; 5
ss sssen 1911 ssss
'unDuesstnepss0 q sDdlsoue ~ snsas, % q
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ID ICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURG AND Pc.
H TOMAC RAILROAD,
TO TRAyELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tssndsy .. N. excepted

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
s.es%er. from sixth strset Wharf, &eA&N
Warrington. to Asuia Greek and
Richmond, fredertcksburg and Potomac Railroad .
now entirely completed from Aqua Ureek TO Rich
mond o connecting there With trains the Rich.
mond and Petersbarg and Richmond and DanvilIe
hnIroSds, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
Raleigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, Charl cite and
Steamers Report and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street Wharf daily tsunday morning sxoepted) &c
% .. m. and ,. m, and arrive in Richmond &C
LOS ,. 10. and Q m.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS,
Fifty Miles shorter and u. Heurs Quicker thar
any other houte.
, Be sure and get Through Tickets via AQUA
Greek and Iredericksburg, TO Richmond, Ct the
Company Once, corner Of Pehna avenue and 6fh
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusees and Baggage wagons win be In
readiness 70 convey paseenge ~ and baggage be-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
vernon: and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battle fields Frederick burg By stoD-
ping et that point.
Breatfast and sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGEY supt., Warrington, d. Q.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent; wsshinston.
eDSv 0eneral Passenger Agent.
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jy Il eoAds JIG. HcGUiRf kco .Aue,
RY W. L. WALL co., Aucsioaeers-
SAIL

Under the authority Of 4 decree of ,ha o;-.,,.
court Of Baltimore city. In Mary land made 60 ex.
Scute And carry ont the provisions OF the will of
Godfrey Aeser; deceased, the updersie ned trnstee
VIII offer at PUBLIC sale at the premises in WasS.
ington CITY, d. c.. on FRIDAY, the Sd dav of
August 1856. ct o clock p. n N"' Va
Lot no 2. In square No. q, on North II street
oetwos Ath and 18th streets west.
Lot No. -, In square No, ., ON 9Th street be-
tween y street and kock creek. Title good. terms
cash on the day Of ale. See deed from Ana CIo.
yer to GoGi.ey Meyer. July 9. 1882, liber W. B.
GEORGE MEYER. rrusts.
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COVEkMMENr SALES AT GIEsBORO. D. {

Qxartern,astty Generals Qkce, First Diris,e..p
Wdshisston, d e.. July g, 1855.
II 10 deemed advisasle to annou nee thai the q ne
ton sales Of GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, SRA
BLEB, HENCIN0. wHARVES, &c. ct Gieeboro
Browning, A. q are yet in progress. and will
be continued on TUESDAY and FRIDAY Of eash
week. commencing at 10 clock q. M pntii All
shall have been disposed Of. ~
A large quantity OF the best material, suitable
for building and other purposes, yet remains to be
sold sed many good barsatns may be had.
The Buildings are sold sinely:
boat for Gieeboro leaves the 9th street wharf
every hour during the days of sale.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Bfevet Brig. General u. 8. A.,
jy a l3t In charge First Div. q. M. @, o.
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED By DIR
eTRIOKLANDD PILL RlHEpY.

u CIs.s, Of Janesvills, Wiscensin, writes for
has been troublsd for eight yoaro With an aaGrs-
yated case Of Piles and n. brother was discharged
tom me army = incurnble, lhe being quite Para.
we're cured With one bottle Of DR.. STRICKLANDT
PILE kEMEDY. The Recommendation Of these
eertlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
~ Dr. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer.
ing that the most chronic casee Of Piles
sold sy pruggists everyvhere Sold by y. W,
HAIRN CO.; CHAS. OHRIsTIANI, 371 Pc.
svsoue ana Joy Ninth sereet. col My
MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an vssay AZ
warning and Instruction for Young Men. Alss.
Diseases and Abuses which Drostrste tie vital
powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of
skILLiN HOU0HT0N, Howard Association,
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eEORET DIsHAara


eAMAHIfAN's GIFT ist Lemost certain, safs end
eneetusl remedy.indesd, the only vegetable reme-
~ ever diecovered Cures In two to four days, and
recent cases In twenty .fou hours. No mineral no
e the soIdiers hope, snd friend to those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; To-
sANARIrAN's Roof AMI HxlB JurcIs-A positive
snd pes%snent cure for Syphilis scrofuia, Ulcers.
Sold BY 8. @. rsra. See advertisement. myS
MODERN MIRAOLEi
From old and young, from rich and poor from
high born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
clCILIAH HAIR RENEWRR.
~ 10 perfect and miraculous article Cures
badness cakss hair grow. A better dressing
dry and wiry hair into Besutiful siiten Tressss'
bnt ABOVE All, tho ereat wonder il the rapidity
9th " hich 1t restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
PRESTO, OHANGEf
the vmfeet and worst locking hair resumes fts
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair. but
strikes at the root and hlls 1t with new life and
will not take long disaereesble trial to prove
the truth Of this matter. The first application viii
90 good; yen viii see the NATURAL Color return
M. ing every 81 Si iSS YOU KNOW IT,
the old. gray, discolored appearance Of the hair
will Be gone, giving place to fustrous shining and
ASK for Halls sicilian Hair R.nsw.r: no other
article is at all like it in effect. You will nndit
AND SURE TO DO YOU Coop. " o..
. there are many limitations. Be sure yen procure
the genuine. manufactures only by
p. HALL CO., Nashua, N. ii.
For sale - all druggists. iaz-SIy
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Try JAS. U. MCGUIRE 4 Co., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIONrOWN I,ors
In virtue OF . deed of trust, bearing date Sd
August, eighteen hundred and sixty five. and re.
No 70, folio 4is, We viii sell, on THURSDAY, the
20 asy OF Hugu;S, 1855 at 6o'clock ,. m. on the
premises, Lots Nos. no and III, and the half OF
Lot Ne. 709, living next 10 40, as the same are
Known upon the amended Plat Of Uniontown,
Terms: One half cash; residue in 30 DAYS, ana
eeed ret aimed until purchase N oney is paid de-
posft OF US Will be required, and the exponee OF
nveyancing, &C., to be paid By the purchaser.
ANT6SS YHH BiESS;LY Trustees.
~ eoAoe &c. MCGUIRE 90 ,Auots. q
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENI,

SUMMER AkkANGEMENT
- STBAMER CAMBRIDGE.
On and alter this day the Steamer Cambridge,
Capt =. Leonard win leave her -
Se.xeen Lee and b.rrse n streets, BAL Bal q
n%1rs, On TUESpAY. THURSDAY. and SAT-
Double Mills, Oxford; CiorsS Point. Wsiises !:
wharf. Cambridge, Hughletts wharf, Cabin
Greek, and Medford Wben Returning from the
1s.tern ehore. she will reach Baltimore at g. m
on TueseaZs, Thursdays and Saturdays. Passsp-
train for Baltimore. " 5-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-28
DENTISTRY.

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