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SINGULAR PHKNoMENoy-4utomati More
meafs Of CorpSe.--A man named James Hay-
wood died about twelve o'clock Thursday
morning, at the Westchester House in the
Bowery, Of cholera. DIR. Waterman, of the
Board OF Health, saw the body, and pronoun-
ced the case one of cholera An undertaken was
called In 20 lay out the corpse. In g short
time DIR. Waterman was summoned again, and
told that the man was not dead, the hands
arms and eyelids having moved several times
The undertaken was frightened. and fed from
the house, saying the man was alive. and that
he would not touch him again. DR. Waterman
found, IL appears, that the movements had
been caused by the relaxing OF the muscles of
the body. The man died of spasms, and the
muscles were tightly contracted After death
hey became relaxed, causing motions whi ch
those present mistook for evidences Of life DIR.
Waterman had never before witnessed a case
of this kind, although he had read of them an d
knew their meaning by the singular symp-
toms. Physicians understand that automatic
movements of corpses occur occasionally in
cholera cases, and also wherever plague
prevails.-N. y. Post.
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d I'm ALL ITS BRANCHES.

best manner all KINDS Of BRICK AND STONE
MASONRY, including house building and repair.
Ing construction Of Sewers. Drains, Cisferns Or
setting Crates, Ranges and Ovens, at reasonable
Orders left ct 169 street, Washinston. or ,,s
tended 70.
wifi COLLINS 4 FINLEY.
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S00 WINDOW AND DOOR PRAMFa =.
SvN neDd and fer sele at reduced prices. a tbc
Market. ''"SpS'"o Oehtre
Se @eolm nv HAMJJrou
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FOR 6AJ.F-

j wo rLreAsf sAbbLE HORSE. ,,. =.
gscialiy lady here; both used sIeo 10 -
hsttes Call at WANsrALLu stable 5~
1Sh street p'ar Pa avenue. and for per "a
sensi DEPORTATION 119 Pa. avenue, near 18th 81.
ENIEIBLID AND DELIOATY CONsfITU
- IOkr: o. both sexes. nee HELNBOLDTTy.
1kACI BUCHu. n viii 1ye bslsk and snereo11a
sslfn0s, - snoole y00 - NJ vOIl,
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ny JAS. @. McGUIRE CO, Auctioneers.
CHANCKRY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
NEAR NAVY YARD
6y virtue 81 decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia, made in the case Of Lit
tie ct al vs. Little ct al No. e72 equity docket,
On the 18th day Of Nay 1866 I shall offer at ano-
ton, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of July inst,
at O'Clock p m In front of the premises, part OF
Lot ., IN equare $40, fronting forty feet OF. vir.
gina aven1e, near street south, and between 5th
and eth streets east. with the dwelling thereon
consisting OF good two story and basement
u ame House, containing seven rooms
Terms OF Sale One-half cash; balance In six
mouths, with interest, to secured by approved
notes, or at the option Of the purchaser, ali caah
Deeds reserved until final payment. Stamps and
conyeyapeipg At cost Of purchaser. deposit of
- REQUIRED OF the purchaser at time Of sale.
i,s.. DAyID A; BURR, Trustee.
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V1NHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE., That the subscri.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
letters Of the personal estate OF
William Hardy, late Of Georgetown. d. c.. de-
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the zane,
with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, or
wise by law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate. .f-t tIfta
Given unser my hand, this 18th day Of April,
1856. ROBERT WHITE.
jetSlavswr Administrator.
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SUNDAY PAsSENGER TRAINS.
LEGAL .-. 6iDA. =, Express -. SIS A N.
Express 100000. $50 p. N Local -. 90 n
hl2.ly w. PHELfs, w RR
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AUCTION SALES.
os ssI.1I IN sA ~. OF yALgABLE ZEAL

On THURSDAY. the I2th day OF July, 1883, ct
q sds ss :ns Sss.s
sd ';sS Il ai cii:s ss Il ass sr
sale Lot numbered eleven tn and part Of Lot
ana :. sS1.:
described IN the proceedings,b With the Improve
in Square n1nSsred four Sondrsd and fss toar
!&1,J sas described in the proceecinssD With the
ne hIs, mentioned property is sita .ssd on north
u street, between 18th and 18th streets west; and
me me a., msnaonsd on 7th street west, between
Persons DESTROYS q making safe and profitable
three equal insialnents Of six, twelve and eighteen
sGr.d ,.S s ns s%Sor D and
bearing Interest IRON the day Of sale. Al! cen.
Title deco 70 be Tet.ined until the whole Of the
purchase money 10 paid
Sa.eokds ". l.. WALL 4 co., Aucts
Pr JAS. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuetiOneers.
BUILDING A 81 SIAE 2sr THaTgHsrEEs SALE
On MONDAY, the 9Th day Of July, ct O'Clock.
Gp ord c: IL
sea-, and bearing date 18th day Of January. A. d.
3: :n' so ssi
X street. between 18th and 18th sts., and running
Terms One third cash; residue in s and IL
months. for notes with interest, secured upon the
Terms Of sale a.. no. ceo%pss .itS In 81.
days after the sale the Trustees reserves the right
defAulting purchaser.
CHARLES BRADLEY
W. b. WOODWARD,
Tru stees Exceleior Building Association
je lad JAS o. MCGUIRE co., Aucrs
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED nm
til FRIDAY AFTERNOON. July 10Th the same
hour and place. CHARLES BRADLEY
W. r. WOODWARD,
Trustees Excelsior Building Association
~ Scots j. O. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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WHAT TEE fsggsssoEs sAy o. THE sAnAB


eyivanie avenue, Washington; HENRY clnnr
AhIs1rsSSennsI vs A6d b Drnseists generally,
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IN LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,


IN LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
WASHINGTON,
GEORGETOWN,
AND ALEXANDRIA. VA
The Steamers q this line leave Seows <o6~S
wharf, Georgetown, every wEDNES- afEXR
DAY, and Pier IL North River, Sew@b
York. every SATURDAY.
Psssebgtr accOB mod ations unsurpassed.
Freight received daily and kept under cover
G,oreetOVn ID G..
For Passage ard Freight apply to
JOHN W p. MYERS. Agent
No. 100 Water street, Ge orgetown.
H00E WEDDEkBTRN
Alexandria, Va.
WIN. REMSEN,
~ lO-lm 81 West street, New York.
STEAMER LEAVES FOB Mt. VERNON
:, - IHgKspAY and s fukDAY, ka8
Of 10 .. 10. Returns ct AZ y. m.
Fare fer Round Trip. 81 so. 0ne-third Of this
amount for use Of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alex andris Bosn leave each
Place every hour from q m. to D. m.
- he fne Steamer Wassset can be chartered
for Excursions, j. VAN RISWICK,
ap la-60t General supt r. v. Co.
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TN TIE sgPREMH COURT or rae DIS
TRICT or COLUMBIA.
Cornelius } Desmonds a., r,

MhrRAret KatcIin OF y
Ordered. That the sales made and re ported by
Samuel 7. Drury, trustee for the ssle OF the real
estate of Dennis Desmond. dsceased, be ratified
and confirmed, unless to the contr Ary thereof
be thown on or before the 18th day Of July next;
provided copy of this order he inserted In some
parer printed In the city Of Washin9 tou once i'm
each Of three successive weeks before the said 18th
day OF July pext. go
The report states the amount Of sales TO be
S923.4
By order OF the Court. fe-
true COPY.
Ia IA. vsw Tent.-R I MEICS Cierk
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. Es ss

TIME TABLE
On and after MONDAY May 7fh, 1875 ana until
further notice. Passenger Trains will run between
Washington and Alex andria o. follows.
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FLOUR yIBDIi sALrItI
Loeki S1sDii sALfih
Aeopplste assortment OF
ALL GRADES or FLOUR.
70 which We solicit the attention OF
BAKERS AID 0RoCERs.
MILL FEED, MEAL. BALED HAY.
and all kinds Of FEED ut low rates.
GRoUHD ALUM, FINI.
And TURKS ISLAND SALT
Tor sale low In lots to suit by
ny ss-a V.A. GAIT Co.
nRPHANs, COURT FOR WAsHINoror
" COUNTY IN THI IisTRiCT IL

In me ,aiier Of the PETITION for sale Of real esa.s of
O.Phnns Of John A. ltsseH, deceassd
lanes williams guardian to Urpns M afore.
ssid, Who yes authorize 20 execute the unerscn.
TED rert 81 decree heretofore passen eufbori1-
Ing Alfred 2. Cassell. the former guArdt an 10 all
certain real estate Of said cards having on fhs
lid day OF June, A D.. JsAs. reported the ssle on
The 1sf day Of Nay D. 1865, Of ali the ri ght tits
noestste OF W sship gton and William CsS.
sell, Orphans as Aforesaid, In aud 10 the nnsoia
pornsn OF Lot numbered two l2J in square sontb
OF SQUARE nmotred four hundred and sixty .thrse
t4nsl IN the city OF w ashin gton, to Jno B Rieb
ards for the snm ef 81 3d. 1.-TWO ffhs OF the whole
sSmI that being the proportion Of said wards in
the seid estate and that the purch sssr has cor.
Pned rth the terms Of sale: IL is this I'd day Of
Sune, laS. "a similar order here ,ofore passed
on the III insfast, being now set aside ordersd
Thar ssid sale stand ratified and confirmed on the
I'm day o. Jsiy lees. II no dissection be m ode
thereto on or before that day: Pyorided : cory Of
the orcsr be ted In the National IutelIigen
Ger and Daily Evening Star once = week for thrs.
wM. y. PURCELL,
r.a: z 'ccdf So q shs sesr'h.as' Court.
le Is lawSw Dsxfster If Wflls
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lOYs' SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
SELLING OFF To REDUCE STOCK.

ROYs' SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
SELLING OFF To REDUCE STOCK.
We offer our entire stock Of Boys', Youths ana
Chiidrens'
READy.MApE CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
at greatly reduced prices, and vsuld ash an early
call to secure choice selections 1t low prices
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
sag Psnna avenue,
je 2s-etif between sth and 10Th strests
TRI1slHA1-Prossessd b. Hoyei Lses.rv Pa
tent Of Insiand, .aod ssesrSd By the ssaiso
The. Beele 9e fharnocae Dc Pax1o, end The InDeglo
ton, eDermathorrhoeA. and Bxhansuen q the
eyssem. Iriesnar No he's entirely suDsnedsd
n. &: q ::s oss's cs q
s:s q 81 u ssSss a.ss S i:sss
IN m .ss.:r.sss :, 2: s.. ~ :; as.::;
I'd chang. g stnosIssrs n IN oesse, :: d sscA.
llnisSsssd s. vsl1sss. 6aiiaSsnda. Ros1. a.:
Nhesssels end rssail b. d. BARROW. No. lsA
80 ~ 81: iosD. H. SEQ 3 ;::.
IJRLNpOLlY lxrRAW DUCHU AID m
n lROvIB HOe1 WADh esrss sscrss "a dsfi.
eeee 0iserdere, ID a tAe1r stagoo 6 1ls exDo0Sss
Isus q e se1H9S e 80. y tneeays1isnes, nd
!: y ''':;;ris !: 3: 81 :: sc; .
a N1Al6I De eAINf ILOUR: La PHfTfB
II Zen az IL nsi,on Dc tensrvaa; nedemot.
tiss o,seauI; Es Bstaille de Danes; La Poudrs
Nn T1ANCK TAILOR.
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DOTOMAv TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. Z, A. BYrHIR,
ensndris at .. N EvERY SAT- Gn@&
UkDAY for Giymont, Budd 8 Ferry
Smiths Point, Chatterton Landing, Nanjemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Popes Greek Blum Point,
Plowdens Wharf. Lancasters Wharf, stones
Wharf, Currionen Bay, Fexwells Wharf, Pfney
Point, Point Lookout, and arrives ct Baltimore &C
J.B. BRYAN 4 BRO Agents,
ep7-u No. 34s Penns. avenue.
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The Southern Express Company

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MOssEs FRoMA ROLLING STONE ;

BY TESELLA-MIRv BAYARp CLARKE
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THE GRANGE,
Il Statement of The Reasons and Facts ,ohicj
made me a Baptist
BY rev. T. q. KISosnuRY

BY rev T. B. KINdSnUnY.
On" v"luinc, l6 mo, cloth, Price 60 30
But few writer's WELD pen with such con
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Bnnrd "f Nlissiops, and other eminent Divincs,
mo Baptist family should he withootit. M
opponent Of the Baptsts should fail to read IT,"
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Gen. ]. E, B. Stuart.

From sketch of this great cavalry
officer published IN the N. Y. Neus.
we clip the following:
He laughed and danced, and made
merry wherever he went. He would
light all day, and at night-if circum.
stances permtted--ridet ten miles, with
his banjo'player, and dance with par.
ty OF young girls till the "small hours"
1t his fatigue had' been grent he would
lean back on sofa, fall asleep in mo-
mcnt, and wake to dance as gaily az be.
lore. a greater faculty for sleeping
Just when he wished never saw. Hall
tile time on marches he slept in the
saddle, and his adroiIness in not falling
was remarkable. With one knee thrown
over the pommel Of the saddle, arm fold.
ed and chin resting on the breast, he
would sleep mile after mile, aud wake
as a, much refreshed apparently as though
he had risen from a good bed.
There was something Of the cavalry.
man IN everything that Stuart did, as
IN his personal appearance and habits.
1t was seldom that he dof1'ed his hiol
boots even in winter quarters, and h.
invariably danced in his spurs. A pair
made of solid gold and richly carved,
were presented to him; but these he
only wore upon extraordinary occasions.
Hls sabre wasa French one, slight, sler.
der, plant and light. This rarely left
his side. lIo preferred horses of me.
dunn size, rather light-liled mares.
and would never lave stations. His
horses "Skylark," Star of the East"
Lady Margaret" Lilly 6rthe Valley"
were all excellent. The equipments
were all plain and good, n McClellen
saddle without leather covering, curb
bit, and single rein-no martin gale
behind the saddle red blanket rolled
i'll an oilcloth, and on the pommel cav.
airy cape and oilcolh overall. These
are tribes. it may be said, but the world
is made up of 'trihes."
The Generals seat in the saddle was
not only good lit was perfect His
figure was short and heavy. but in the
saddle he WAS tho model of cavalier.
lie seemed 10 grow there" His per.
son moved with the movements of his
morse, so perfectly that horse and rider
seemed one. lie, WAS an excellent
swor'lsnan, and wauld have been-nay
often was "a dangerous man IN a charge.
a regiment ofmea like Stuart, with the :
drawn sabre, would go through or over
anything. 1t is ccrlanat least that they
would die trying. .i.t,y,,
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-18

Th's Ia a thrilling story oi heartylifc and tho
fashionable world, and aside !roin TN absorb.
ing plot nri,s'icallv intcrwoven,it abounds in
snsgesiive thoughts aud dcscSiptivo pa "a gcs
g.r I'd and exquisite IN character and fnIsh
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