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. THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE

THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE
M ,o DESIR0 YED;
FLUIDS, secured by Letters Patent in the United
states and France. Prepared solely by the New
4 ORE poislniecung Oom psny. at tieir Laboratory,
Nos a9s, 800, & 302 Henry Street, N. Y. Office,
AZ Cedar Street
The Company organized on a permanen Mt basis,
with Dr.. Courtaret the celebrated French Chem
ist charge OF its Labor is epar cd to
DIE = It's DislNFEcrlNG LrIDs for sick rooms, Bur
series, urinsis. wafer closets priyies. cesspools.
ons and public institutions of all kinds slaughter
honses. offai and fat boiling establishments; ali
OF the latter to every farmer aud wherever poi
sonous and offensive gases exist. These agents are
intectaDts in the scientific meaning of the words,
They remove noxiOus gases and doors by chemical
prInc1ples-lesying in their places hedtthfal ar !;
they are DEsTRoYERs aud not merely absorbeHts of
pois onons Eases-not injurious to utensils in which
they are used. The attention Of medical and sci
enfinc men Is directed to these disinfectsnts. At
tached are Testimonials in favor Of the great dis
coyery which, with hundreds of others can be seen
at the Company Office.
DE-AvAN BoUsE. ALBANY. March 90 1856
Tathe Pres,dsnl Of the Nsir YORK DisinJeei,ns Co..
Dear Sir: 1t "a eli IL is represented to be. We
have made many, trials Of disinftctants. but now
consider that we have found an article which sur.
passes all others remedy against all bad doors
T. ROssILL 4 Co.
NEW YokK, April 8, 1856
pear Sir We pronounce 1t without except IN
10 be the best we have ever known Its effect anon
g. A STFrsoN' AstoE Home
I'm. B.-These Disinfectants are used by the
scayeDgers under the direction Of the Sanitary
PohoS OF the metropolitan Health Department,
POWELL THOMPSON. ~ oEpaRs
General and Sole Agents for the United States and
the Canadas, to whom all orders should be "a
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers in
D Agent for wash,nston, JAMES NOLAN, s72
PeDnsyiyania avenue my Il sm
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SECRE EASESl
SA NJ A r. lTAN,S GIFT!
.aa .SANARlTANS GIFT

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yes, Z POSITIVE CuRE," fer
GONORRHEA, GLEET STRUCTURES Dc
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Oaly Ten Pills 10 Be 7aktn TO EFect a Core.
They are entirely vegetable having no smeli M,
any I'M pleasant taste and will not In any way in.
jure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
q the Of shs mos
L.. those sSo SsS.dss paired q ssftins Cured
su nS Try the h'E
Price-Msls packages, -. Female, IS.
BLOODt BLOODty -BL0oDlyf 8 =
rrs s2E2svLA SG1fsrhs bs SIZES s s4fssEs
x1sS1 81 IxEESsE k555f4 aES AsSfsa
iissS +. SsS'i f.;'s
most petent certain and sfeetua remedy ever s D.
:cribed u reaches and ersdeates every PARTICLE Of
the S0'T1 80 fa1. ss
edy and be healed. and do not transmit Il to your
posterity that for which you may repent in After
80 DO HeT DESPAIR,
ROOF AND asss So,s
ali Inc ia isS% the
Ip msny aaee.ien. with which nanDsr s Of p.
rhra, In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb. AZ.
bilty, snd for All complaints incident to the n.
Sent by express. Price 81 Is per bottle,
,,.-, sAMARITAN's WASH
H. in easee Of Syphilis used in Connection Nth IN.
TSIf dirsetion... Price 8 cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies IL alike acknov nj.
edged by ply sicians and patients. They are used
In the q. 3. hospitals. -, -
WHAT TIE i sHssg Ess Eat e. THE sAnAs
."P9sr hosrlLAL,. IoRI MARsHALL,. Baltimore,
stating that have used The Bamaritaa Rsmsdies'
for Veneral diseases in its most customary forms:
that have used them with Judgment, discretion'
and properly, and, have found them respond 10 nv
Apticipations promptly and e6ectually. KnoWins
their composition, have the fullest Condolences in
their efficacy. and az far a. my uss Of them extSnds
- - 80 "xEfRBD O. BOWERS.
ss " Assistsnt eurgoon, Sth n. T. Vols"
Sold BY B. o. FORD, corner nth street and Penn.
sylvania avenue. Washington; HENRY COOK
DESMOND CO., Philadelphia ny6.tf
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DROPOsALs FOR COAL AMP WOOD.
PROPOSALS FOB MATERIALS TO BE SUP
Il Piled TO IHENAyY YARDS. IN
DEB TAE COGEIZANOE OF
THE BUREAU OF STRAIN
d ENGlNEEKING

Macy Department, BKreru OF Scar Egrjnssriue
Sealed Proposals TO furnish Materials for the
Navy Tor the fiscal year ending June 81 ASA will be
The 18th Of July next at which time the propo,als
The proposal. must be addresses TO the Chief Of
pcsa for p1 the asey nss
PrintsS scSednies fer any efs.s snsetser with
instructions TO bidders. giving the forms OF pro-
tors. ~iifbe fnrnishedi to such persons as desire
10 bid on app,lcanon 10 the com ma nd ANTS % the
OF spplicst ion TO the Bureau
The Commandment OF each navy yard and the Pur
eosy OF the scsenIes o. the ether . Si ia pave
animation oDlt IN order that per SONS tho int nd
10 bid msy nudge whether II Is desirable TO m axe
application for any of the classes Of those yerds
The proposal must be Tor the whole of a class
and all applications for in ton or for the ex-
animation of samples, must be made to the Com.
The proposal must be ccOns.uied nv a certiS.
cate Iom the Collector of lnternal Revenue for
tho district In which the bidder resides that he has
it elise TO deal in the articles for when he pro
poses; and he mn.t further show hat he il man
which lie offers 10 supply The gnarantors ms,
be certified by the As,essor of Internal Revenue
f"E the district in which they reside.
fhe contract will bt awarded 70 the person who
makes the lowest bid and q YES the guarantee re-
auued by law. the Navy Department, however
reservinR the right to reject the lowest bid or any
which II may deem eXorbitant.
Sureties in the fell amount will be required to
sign the contract, and their responsibility must
be certified to the satisfaction Of the Navy De-
partment As additional security, twenty per
oentun will he withheld from the amount ~ he
bills until the contract shall have been mpletnj
and eighty per cenfnm Of the amount Of each bill
approved In triplicate by the Comm ndast of the
Of the station designated in the contract in funds
or Sertihcates, at the option ef the Government.
shall have been passed by the Secretary of the
Treasury.
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- 4. p MeGinujs. a teaeh@r, OF Louisville.
49, MY ehss'ised son OF Dr. Roserts, OF that
cry. iOT T"iu'irg 10 participate in syninasrie
.h|rcis's, al q was dismiss cd from the school
Ir Rot'Trs publish. q . letter 10 he democrat,
bS6iEni- Overlook kob~rrs ana stabbed MIN.
rested. DEB
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u ICHA0ND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20.
~ TOMAO RAILROAD,
& TO TRAyELLIRs GOING SOUTH,
z TWICE DAILY, tsxnday O. m excevted.)

The quickest and most direct route 70 Rschnond,
;.ss%sr. from si.tS llsss TS.rf GeAEc
Washington. TO Asuia Greek and0D
kichmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad !,
now entirely completed from Aauia Oreek 70 Rich,
mond We, connectfng there With trains the Rich.
mond and fetsrsbarE and Richmend and Danvilis
8eilroods. Tor retersbura, weldon, Wflminetou
6ssislsa, SrSsnsbero'. Salisbury, ChAriesss and
ets.nsrs Keylort and 9. Vanderbilt leave Sixth
creet Wharf daily SUNDAY morning excepted) as
.. n. and M, and arrive In Richmond Ct
THRoyaH no RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
-Stfv Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker than
any other koute.
cBs sure snd get Through Tickets via Aauia
Company Once, corner OF Penna avenue snd SfS,
stteet, or on board Of eboats. Baggage checked
Omnfbusses and Baggage wagons win be fin
readisess to convey passenge 70 and basgare be-
tween De pots In Richmond.
: Passengers by this line pcs by daylight Mouut
Vernon: and may have an opportunity Of VISITING
Seserst battle petds near Brederfoksburg By stop
Breakfast and rpp on boerd Of stsansn.
GEO. MATTINGEf. Supt, Washington, d c.
MATHEW CLARK, Agent, wsshinston
aps-lya.il or 0ensrsi Passenger Agent.
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- A Paris let'er-writer thus describes the
Iates' Styles OF kid gioyes.-the Josephine. IL
must De good. because its make is so peculiar
thai II could not be- put on ifof ferior uaIity
IhrTe Is no seam down that part of the hand
beginning with the tip OF the little fiji yer and
rboihg below the wrist; the palm and back are
cur ID one, ana Inc thumb has free motion, not
being nghiened in with s. circular seam which
so often splits. Then there is no diamond
SNAPPED patch between the fingers, and Alto
10 fit.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DALTIMORE AND oHIe RAIbBvAD.
ID ,,-~-c - -WAsHInsronyJuasas -, 40


81 7e
Trains setveen WASHINGTON asp BAIT.
MORE. and wAsHTNroH AND fHB wTsT. ars
nov run - fellows. viz.
III ron BALTIMoBB. af-
Leave DAILY, except Sunday, at %, T;S, sne
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leevs daily. except eundsy.s % 7,ee, Q. N, ana
FOB wAr STATIONS SOUTH or ANNAPoLEs
ygNCTl0k.
Leave q s-ls and 90 en-. and Of 1ss and 80 -
FOR ANNA POLLS.
Leave N 7O9 and 1:4 q. N, and S.0 D. N. Ne
trains 70 or ffem Annapolis en- Sunday.
.s 90 -t-F ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
LeaveMY. Q. m and 2:4s and s4npn
FOB WAY STATIONS
Aesre eeI;S .. m. and s;s5 and 500 D. m
Hok ALL PANTS OF THs WkSr
Lave daily, except Sunday. ct z 80 .. ~ and 500
or sunday q 500 ,. m. only. connecting ss Be,sy
S.auoA WIZ trains from Baltimore 20 Wheeling,
THs6SSSsG IL f;eKnrs 70 IN. w... Ga. b. s.A ].
the ssnington Station Ticket Once at all hsrr1
IN me Gay, - ven a. o. the new ONCE IN the Amerf-
Gan Telegrspb Building, Pennsylvsnis svssus,
Fer New fork, philadelphia, ana Boston, sss
advertisement o. Through Line.n
VIZ. SMITH Master Of TRANSPORTATION.
In. COLE. General Ticket Agent
oo 0-u GkO. q. kooNTZ. Agent, Washing ton.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA ANo
GEORGETOWN RAlLROAD.
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II OrgaDdIes, null musIins. barges, MOAN :
DiqIrs, are all tie rage in New York and
lh'y are, for the summer, certainly the pref
besi Dress IN the world. The goods have too
the one great advantage over all other goods
mar OF chfapness. L he most modest purse
VIII dress ils owner with com paratiye eIe-
sane during the summer months. There Is a
KIND or dress goods called English BARGE
selling for 81 cts. per yara, which makes a
oIess pretty enough and elegant enough for
any lady in the land ~
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NUMMEk ARRANGEMKNT
- STEAMER CAMBRIDGE
, On and after this day the Steamer Cambridge
Capt 3. Leonard will lesve her 49,
pier. opposite 10 Light ct. wharf EA8Af
between Lee and Barre streets, Bal aMzk1111
nm1re, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
nhDAf EVENINGS, ct y m, for Easton Point
double Mills, xford. Cleras Point. Wallach .
wharf. Cambridge. Hughiett's Wharf Cabin
greer, and Medfords Wharf Returning from the
Ia.tern Shore. she will reach Baltimore at a M
on Tuesdals Thursdays and SATURDAYS Passen-
train for Baltimore a T,f
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THE EVENING STAR.
An Eater Of Horse Flesh
Prom The 81 Louis DEMOCRAT.

Prom the 81 Louis Democrat
We were aware thar there was a hotel in
Paris az which horse flesh was served 20 the
gourmands of that gay and horse pitable
metropolis, and we also believe that our SOL
disrs acquired much OF their patience and en-
durance from feeding upon mule meat; but
thsre is a German epicure in this county who
delights in examining has stomach with the
uesh OF Young colts, raw pork, and the tender
ioin OF Jsckasses- A gentleman Of this city
Own. q farm on one of the railroads in the
comfy, and the epicurean Teuton has been
employed rs farmer 20 improve the place.
lew DAYS ago our city friend paid visit to ms
farm. and took dinner with his tenant. On the
table was a roast of very tender and juicy
meat, of which our friead partook with great
r"i'sb, and pronounced Il the finest beef he had
ever eaten.
Shortly after dinner a constable and several
neIehbors appeared ar the farmers house with
search warrant to search the premises for a
y0ung colt belonging TO one OF the neigh bors
which lad been missing for two DAYS. The
colt was a yery fine one and its owner valued
10 highly. He had searched the whole sur
rounding country for his little fayorite, and
had sent the old mare whnuying through
the obs, buf the lost darling did not respond
TO lts dam by yea nor neigh. and the owner
and The cd II re were both discOnsolate At
length nrIRhSor conceived The idea that our
German farmer had eaten the colt because he
hsd heard him say that he had lust as lief eat
a horse as anything else.
As last hope 10 was finally concluded TO
search Jake's prtmises. and the necessary writ
was obialned. The searching party. in look
ing around, founo a colts tail in the yard but
as all colts tails are pretty much alike, this
'aIl unfOlded no story of the lost quadruped,
but served 20 strengthen the suspicion The
search was continued, and under some hog
skins as found the newly-fiay skin OF a
Young colt. of the same color as that OF the
missing sucking. The house was more close
" searched and banging up IN the kitchen
was found a saddle of meat. The tau found in
he ward fitted this saddle exactly. aud no
doubt remained that the colt had been killed
"A +Urs fha
once dismissed his tenant, fearing that he
might no 4 cannihaI as we'll as a horse eater
and devOUr his landlord. Strange a the affair
may appear, IL Is strictly true, and we only
suppress the DamPs of Inc parties out of re
gard for the feelings OF our cltv friend, and &
dislike 70 disturb his equine entity
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SAFE Observation-Disclosures has ms, hronob,
70 he noiice si the French Academy a method
hy Which all danger from lucifer matches is
onNiaso- IL CONSISTS On simply dipping
naicnfs into sulphur after having plunged
'bsrn INTO phosphorus, the sulphur being in /.
selnoie IN water prevents the phosphorus
Iroin observing In alimentary liquid matter,
so mat all danger OF poison is avoided while
ID" mere powerful friction neces sary TO cause
combustion viii be the surest guarantee
agaIpst fire. '. ..
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IAEPARTMENT OF rae INTERIOR.
- UNITED STATES P4TENT OEF

n WASHING roS, June Is, 1885.
Ton. Mese, praying for the extension Of Q 1ateat
granted to him on the ID day Of November, 1882,
iSr On prov ,n IN Acting Mules for
tshes place on the ID day of NovemSsr. ISL
A.. It's ordered that the sedd petition be heard at
ss5 y At y clock and AZ
Why said petition ought not tobe granted.
,Persons opposing the extension are required to
ME In the Patent Office their objections speeialiy
g.. foFfn IN S.itiIg At least .,ss day. before the
70 Dc used Ct the said hearing .musf be taken and
rspsmitted In accordance With the rules Of the
once which will be furnished on spplioation
.Depositiops and other papers relied upon :. tes
nony must oe MED IN the office DAYS before
the a.y Of hsssfins the :rgaments. If any, within
ordered, also thar this nstic6 b published In
me lnteiIisencer and the Republican, Washiue-
ton, ID. q and in the Journal, Boston. Mass
S Spee ~ Seek fSr three successive weeks the
previous to the day Of hearing. 80. es''
q. Edftors Of tho above papers win s's.e
copy and send their bills % the Patent Once with
apaper containing this notice. jeH.iSvsw
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SALT YOUR CniMSEHs.-ln buildings Chin
nfy rnt aGuap MY of saltinto the moTtsr S.;,h
WI" b the intercouTses OF bricks arr 10 he laid
Iht fleet will be that there will never be any
accunuiaticn OF SCOT in that chimney. The
non OF mor1ar which is exposed, abssrbs
moisture Iom The atmosphere eyerv damn
cav: The SCOT b comm damp. falls DOVE 70
thrhreriaee 1his appears 10 be an Engfis D
discovery. It's used win success in Canada
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DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

Fl. Bureau Of Ess,se,ao.. Nsry .Dsssrtmsnt,,
Sealed Proposals viii he received sns A. mi.
sas Of md
State. 1Ssn for
sshas1s, list Of The and
st oo. 20 a &: su Ssa e
No proposal viii be entertained unless accompa-
Sisd ~ et t shss the bidder il iesognized
hind 4. and S..l. +: :s..sd @ the :chedps
nS ss o ssss interest 81 q n
Ever onsr nY:t So accompanied b. written
ursts ~ q sS MI 70 Ss1os% , ..d
PTopo.si: viIi 8. endorsed .Pnepe.al. for s..-
.ea easEi n Saii! Il fsls Blu
Sss Ss F#E
sFs Fos q rH HEi rE2E fssso fAT
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THG she S Sss q Is sis Ss C
fi e. RhGs4SSriSs q
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8: So 8.
tss mit n
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adopted as the s,sndsrd for the present volume.
SIGssi q Iejsssios d !hs supsrinssndsnt Of RsB.
nc Printing Bond and approved security WIN be
reanired for he faithful performances Of the con
The werk will comprise about five thousand
illustrations, making over eeven hundred pages,
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D0TOMAv CHARACTERIZATION LIN
l NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS.

The steamer ExPREss, Capt. =, a. RYTHBB.
sHsndris e .. EyIRY SAT.
UkDAY for 0iymSnt, Budd 3 Ferry
ssore. MasSis: Poins FOES drsef Bun snfs FONT
Rlowden's Wharf LancssterS whsrf Stone .
wharf Ourrtonsn Bay, Fexwefb Wharf, Piney
J.B. BRYAN BRO ,Aeents
ep1-u nj, No. 3lS Peuna avenue.
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NEW OUTSIDE
~ LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW YoEK,
wAsRINGTON,
-.l-f GEORGETOWN.

GEORGETOWN,
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The steamer rs Of this line leave Shows n~
Mharf, Georgetown. every WEDNES- afEHA
DAY and Pier II North River, Now
York, every SATURDAY. 't ~
Pa sepgtr accOH nodatfons unsurpassed
Freight received daily. and kept u nder cover
GO 1osc, reot,Sed on storage at SHOWS Wharf,
For Passage and. rreieht apply te
JOHN W p. MYERS, AGENT
No. lO1 Water street, Georeetovp
.t HO0E WEDDERB1RN
..t Alexandria. Va.
-. WM. REMsEN,
~ lOlm - Wet street, New York.
STEAMrE LEAVES FOB MT. VERNON
!, .THgKsDAY and Sc TtEDAY, 4ac
q loa: m: RetuIns 81 e. Pm
amount for use of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alex andris Boets leave each
Place every heur from Q. m. 20 p m
~ Jhe tne Steamer Waseset Gan be Chartered
sp ii-sOt e. 2 General suptP r Co.
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POLITICAL ASSAULT AND BATTERY Mr.
y ~ day sells laces ana silks IN a shop do yn
town. At night he eats his supper and p.r-
iectS himself IN poetry. He loves NJ sensa-
fIonal and signs hrs letters. ~ ours tai death
tie contributes 70 The WdrsTlJ under the sigma
fUTe Of "COnSiant-" In the house next 20 him.
but IN an 40 IOIuing room, lives Mss Helen
young, pretty, Insensible, and a dress maker
She ob'ained warrant against Mr. Y. for ILL.,
conduct iOWaTOs her. Yesterday the case was
trIed. The complainant stated that during the
warm weather he had at eventde put his head
out If his window ard cOughed. Then upon
was AZ home. he had addressed her in n most
shameful manner. IN VIII. e her TO his fountain.
ms star and his shrine, whereas she would not
ne a shrine for the world. No respectable girl
would tie had also wanted her 10 be horrid
things which she wouldn't repeat
Cant you state some of them miss - cries
IBGUisitINe Justice.
(EluShiEgly - He wanted should ba his
his gazele-ugly old thing; and ne said had
primrose face But m not yellow a bit: and
NJ wanted 1 should fy 10 the desert with him.
ana &c, some ice cream and strawberries and
he saio he wanted 10 deck me, Just as if was
a hoTrld shIp. I'm a respectable girl. your
Honor, and 1 don't want TO be decked'
Mr.. informed the Judge that he had no
desire 10 gTieve the Dadens heart He had
RED 20 gain her attention in order TO bask in
the beams OF a dark rolling eve Was II illegal,
The Justice Informed him that basking was NOT
strictly an offense against the municipal law
out that he should fine him S.
The CuiDTIt-l pay il. your Houor. a rejected
suIOr OF this crHeI Helen of Sparta
MISS Helen-There, do you hear him calIiar
names ChtcGOO Republican.
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PREACHEES.-MY

PLoFOKTIos OF Coon PREACHErs .M,
SFuTgson, IA a speech at thp rece M aunivsr-
cary II lie Baptist Unicn IN London made ina
Thib'r astounding statement that avon 'cS,niS
R't STOUT one good pre- cher ont Of every ei Chr
s'Uo'eis. % d han nothing could change ne
JioToTfsop. IL is doubtful whether other
piOi' ssi"rs SECURE greater proportion q,
really ssgordi material VI
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81 A spirnnalisiic paper In WILLIAMSBURG.
n e, r"fIsbes ZONE verses rpurporting ~
lave fC'n wrttisr in s.fhe seventh sphare,i Nv
Ne "ssXSiin of Mr.. I.incoIp. com mepc,ng
'-Ch God, that fiery waves of nell across m =
tuIG'b'd cosscisLce rolI,'' ana ending. ..Ye
OF JChD Wilkes BOofb.'
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r. Significant statements are made BY the
PalI Mall Gazette in discussing the woman
rights question, which Indicate a future of de-
SeEeTacy Tor the pride and manhood of Great
Britain That Journal says But il Is growing
daily more difficult 10 become a wife and IL
We may believe DIR. Farr, to become a mother
also. With regard 10 the first point IT, is de-
mOnstraoly impossible for all our women nav
Tor more than two-thirds, or even less 10
marry because there are many more women
Than men, and there are many N en- who can
not and mary who will not marry; and. as 20
the second position DIR. Farr has announced
that there are in England and Wales alone
more IMAM one million of chiidless families
While other authorities affirm that our race is
go far less prolific than in f-rmer times that in
our large towns two children 10 each married
couple has come 10 be the average number
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UNCLAIMED GOODS.

nFFICE OF ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
" ~ WAsHENeToS, d. o., June %, 1853.
The following UNCLAIMED PACKAGES. with
others without marks, will II not taken within
thirty days from this date, be sold dr Pablie 4we
iiCs to pay charges. G. q. DUNN, AGENT.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT WAREHousr.
- AND WORKSHOPS 0I1N

AMI WOhhShOPS.--
GtgQuarternaster's Office. Depof Of Washiugtou,
WosA,nston, ID C., July ~. 1855.
NH De sold at Public Auction. on TUESDAY.
IH ey, cs'on.s m nndet the direction of Breyet
HOUSE, No and WoRRsHoPs. si M Mh Oh +
siren s oetw en- LIN and zoih streets, Comprising
One ~ Ware house, 58xlOo feet s
Que q Shed, lixss feet go So
One ~ Plstform and Shed. lOxlOs fe..
onetIi Plumber. Shop. sax9l feet
one Cd ehed, 23x43 feet
Two ~ Sinks. ans feet
One n Office, lix2l feet
One One FFn nnss ss6 shop s. $50 feet
One % Watch Box, AXIS feet
one % Coal He use. sxs feet ..s
The bpiIaSes will be sold sihsIy: and must be
Terms Cash, in Government fund. 90.
s Major General and Debt Ssss :.sinRosr
l. MAsfhR sToRE Ssse oL1fHis Ssea ae:
WIN ;. ,o,o w z, Pns,, 20: Jaly 4, iss
Warehouse No asd \ No ~ a. ina
under the direction Of sre 1st in
.olons. Jane: I \ Mosrs; 4; g. M. Army,
JFSSSss
eonsis ting Of about
w 3Ts:. Goats Goats. - - f T1exs cS:,''
$40 Jackets. tassorteAJ lsa9 shirts
., 525 Drawers. ..
ana large amount OF Tools, suitable for the use
o. olaeks@lths. carpenters. saddiers timers, and
Also Stoves, Heaters. Ranges. Csuldrens, Cook
1pG Utensils. stove Pipes, Elbows, Lanterns
Riding Saddles, Brushes, seven Hose Carriages.
one band Fire engine, Fire Hose, Hose Coup.
Paulins, Steam Pump. Platform Scales, Wheel.
6arrows, Iron Bedsteads. Wooden Benches Shades.
ZINC, Olo Iron, Hope. lassorted } Packing Boxes
with variety Of other property, together with
about 1900 pounfs of WOODEN and Cotton RsGs
the proper ty is sold = - - ' -
Purchasers must remove property within We fs)
day ~ from date Of sale - wv
Terms Of sale Cash, in Government funds.
D b hUCKER.
brevet MAJ. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
VsS Depot of RashinRton