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THE RETAIL NEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION.

The Retail News Agents Association met
nj the Apollo Rooms. in Prince st. last evening. MI H.
C. Murphy presided. and delivered brief address eH
panatory Of the objects of the Association whch na
been formed 10 resist an attempt MADE Dy the
Corresponding increase having been made by the pun,
fishers Scarcely had the movement been lnauGuIaUu
when the wholesale dealers taking alarm reduced their
prices the Old standard The members could see Dy
This the advantage Of cooperation. Mr. j. H. tozlens tDei
addressed the meeting, CONCENTRATING the members Oh he
rapid growth OF their Association. lie said that tney
should go farther than they had done, and estabsh
news agency Of their They need not Tear oproso
from publishers, Tor the circulation O ther papers ue
Dends on the oxertions Of the nevsdeaers II any news
paper was unfavorably inclined toward them, the Asso-
citation could secretly do much TO iDue its Circulation
The speaker i'm conclusion warmly urged the establish
ment OF such an Association that by this means tey
might reap q portion Of the immense prohts wmeh ~
pre sent are nOnOpolzCd by the Wholesale dealers Mr.
Waters and Others spoke strongly in favor of tins move
ment. A number Of persons admitted TO member
ship Arrangements were then made for establishing
wholesale agency, aud committee was appointed
q obj ain a charter
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY 80. 1868.


Il Brown Hysn,sd Jesse Bishop yesPT r:
Howe Corresponding secretSTy Recording seens vida" T.
: WEST HOBOKEN- Madoh" ~ s'e'''', treasurer
stabbed by Roche 90 Sunday last deo }" .no rteo,enns
S.: 1...53. s:s Gss 1' . s: s; By
beat ,a Vic. spS va ..s TE.s &
from s ". The I. @ ss ns
S T% : g; : .&;d .;;'is,' D ss': III. A.
@ $.'s = ::::s
Accused was committed Q await examination. her life
BERGEN.--One Owen COnne has been
S. ss 1s biz cattle Sf F' :,f Hs Them
% H T ss:a cSn"s SSA sT s,o
ass ard @ Come: "F M :i s.; .: sa'
Knapp ": Oh SSsS 81 .So EGG1s nR
cis1,aeE River was recovered At "eCcl :. Tasd.y evening" Cor
evening Ofmnns Hotel accident occurred from hug
ya S9 ~ S , HS 'Fss s
CS2 PS % % SI. but s ss "1S q Mr.
baidng Several injured while Getting out E
MGWARKOha Bender s farmer residing .. at
grand Larceny preferred by Jacob B 1SDs. hat; 3ess%H
s from SgS s' A .;ss a. a. sS
NJ avail i attention Of the Bda Of Health
been called to q P,D|s % 'I . sSD'5 b Adam. r..
disease NE . rs go$ ; s. io, 5s ..,,SSS b;
to which
there Of Mess Riley Co. b'Vo fay in
sued The flames communicated 70 the adjoining residence MI
Thomas Nichols loss 10 J00 fully Insured Mrs heorsth
her husband Taesdaas reported IN
yesterdays TEBUSE rapidly recovering Her husband pleaded
guilty charge NJ sroeOns ASSENT and battery Driore
the Special Quarter Sessions yesterday. and was sentenced
10 tye months imprisonment the County JAIL.
Dmon arrested yesterday Afternoon accusation Of
battery preferred Cesry that the
base exposition person The 10 e.L safety
fight which enraged DnoH that be bnooke down This
Of the enpbatal denied by the DmoB sub
snent bad on Monday night last alter tho Democratic meeting
he opera had adjourned Daniel Brown while Walking through
eft Was n9ed down by three uaus and robbed Of fs and
other property ILabgbwaymeB escaped.
PATERSON:-A meeting of Republicans, TO organ
e Young Men Grant aud vaI Club viii be held
Fellows Hall 1.-The htabed Dickinson
Haven Railroad The psiepe D.Sn.on eaten. tS,sr az
Of eI.Goy. DcBsos Of aiate AMI an, Lom
hull, IN cent Of The polls are 10 20 on ami,
during the DAY. without Pa 10 b,v,
pnbhc aud the Pssac Falls grounds talked
The atmosphere aton Paterson fall ofTnmors ~~eu
The soldiers viii organize into Grant club On Monday s~e
EAST AMWELL, N Jon Monday, Simpson ,.
SIZED ahghyespected and wealthy cIen Of this place eb hon
grounds and instantly hd Mr. Ske was about
lie leaves widow and two children HIS loss w be
10 hnn he had endeei by honorable and courteous depo
and arden. friend Of liberty and his patriotic
during the Rebellion gained the praise even Of those Hbo opposed
MILLBIRN n. 1.-Two Germans who took board
widow lady Pettgrew By desmpsd from this
place recently robsng the house Of $50 bOsrde Of $40 sud
other person Of a silver watch
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
Steamship phiso Johnson Portland %c ss and 40, ps,.
s.%D Rne. E,sSO M:d Ps sS.sS ' .s aIG p
BARK Eliza Bsrss Steel, Bermuda daya
B4s r rESs; s a1'i Ssi SSa' %sS s. PLASTER
Be W% SAW s h Ps Ss1 rubber Lea in port m
HevYo sail Jay "a yasht Challenge for do In
few days - 49,. -.
pariu, gdd, Bi1a6ehrot Mercer wsson Blisabstbport
Frederick BIAbetbport EanSs II'ard Eba6ethport
New Rssulus SewIIa1sn sarah Berncs BBlsbebpor
Annie Roslyu. NJ Bsyls, BhlabehgoH
X Br,iosrd, Portland Ct Emiy nfian BilaeetbDeL
sarah A. Thompson Nen.Hsren Il. % Wells BiIsbethpor.
Ann Franklin Ne VandervooTt SOsth Amboy.
j Han Portland, ct 4; T,IIel Psiaaslgp1s ,
Quieksep. Port Jefferson. Rival, ssEeqrsh
Icio5lei BIZ, Providence. Jane, p,srty PoIs johnson
fan}1a White Cow Bay RsppshsSUSci' EIilabehport
sarah Jane Pori Jefferson W. H. Rove, RlnbsIlpoh
GO%@cIes Baton. Neck Ehs c c,l Nss a"a.
Daniel webster. Xsa.Lopdor. Gno'Sd.ls, SssbarEl;
Empire New London. Maine Ros'e0t
A1drisn5s GaTdiaer Ne. Dss'J Pesr.an 6re.s.eh
Mari l. Pearson New .Loalou. D Curie, Portland, c.
~. + ,s MsSG nf BoS GSJss star %Sd.sr :
4 LincoIo, BridTeporL Pioneer: Portland c.
EI,d w,gen PTo'debes lesO MAJ, Portland CO
n .1ssnsn S;iSspo,l I.1a fs.i . rSfi JsSsr.ss
} Mssee, Rifabehport Triumph Providence
SAILED
Steamship, Lerpool Barues Savnsb Sssgos'a
Charleston Reb-cea Clyde Wilmington ships Reureu Sn Francisco
Tberee London.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRTREss MONROE July 29Arsed barb PAadu from BueIos
Ayres for Sailed survey steamer Bib for Hsiea
s,yANSAH July 2Auyed steamships San Jaento. from New
York Wyoming Philadelphia. schr Eva johnson New.ioTk
Cleared schr r. Baker for BsmoTe brig Mary Cobb AsPnsa
Jay 29AuTed steamships Fairbanks aud VIM P
CLYDE. from NewHork
HiHLEsroN Juy 29Ssied steamship Monterey for Newiork
NgWLOSDoN July Sheiucket from Nswlok
Revenue Crawford schrs Blbetbpo Sailed steamer
Delaware York; schn Sharp shooter PTo
racp President Clinton Revenue hr James Campbell cruise
FOREIGN PORTS.
HsyASA Juy 29The steamship Eage Greene has arrived nom
Nea.logk.
SPOKEN.
July o. lat a. lon 49, bark Signal from Cada FOR Gloucester Mass
ia
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COMMUNICATIONS.

10 ne hditorV nc IriJHhc
SIR: On the Goth day of June last, Mt Pres
colt, Canada, the CustomIIouse officer took nom my
baggage revolver. claiming that IL coDraband, but
promised TO forward IL TO Montreal where was going
The official asked me II good, loyal citizen, ana III
was Fenian After waiting "a hours IN Montreal Tor the
revolver was obliged TO leave without IT, Several per
sons have made complaints that valuables were stolen
from them when their baggage was searched Wonid IL
not be pleasure seekers 10 keep out q" Cah
ada until the Government has got over OF hder the
Feniansi - d. =
IoyE. JuIy "A.
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Reed They lived together for short time only,
She recently engaged IN this city ~ The hcaaemy OF
Music and was good CARD for that place or resort
A few weeks ngo the attraction Attic Academy WAS q
bsllesQe upO the sensational spectacular drama Gu
titled the White Fawu" IA which sle war very attIac-
tive She appeared as /" Nile Flora" aud was noted III
this piece FOR the beauty OF her wardrobe ana was very
successful IN her part. lLOnlsN1lIe 'ohlleI'
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usually compose tvothrs Of the audience The central
position Of the Garden attracts persons passing the sum
Wescteser and Connecticut, and renders tnelT
evenings thoroughly enjoyable without the long drive
incident uT0D IL visit TO the opera.
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Music

Tie concerts Of NJ theodore Uonas Al
the Central PJk Garden sppeaI ~ be unusually popular
ghe music and selections give general satisfaction ana
tLe gttenaagce Is issboragle aud Itsptsa1ie Ledigs
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VERMONT SPRING.

TIIE MOST RELtABLE REMEDY KNOWN Cancer Scofcla
rights kduey Rheumatism ke All bottles marked
" SaIs CO.. Sbcliou VI" send for Pamphlets
SAKE L Co., No. Az BToonssL, y. y
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SING SlNG.-Actiye preparations are being made
fi e tanY ttts OF mc Mel"ist kp-orsians shch viii
nance ou ua .oIlis tir village ofbuE sug TUESDAY
lent. air stglt cooking ul,s beds ADD bedding VI every d
tptiou several dsgs been transported hon The ry
f.as sans Lt accommodation II he thousands who
B,l1 lie present Sergeant HsudeAu s,n rnccut iOrss o
he gisnAdA ulr alh piuis0t
,,on opsisiou, II irorfs ~ho usaalI ia't such
tutnb4tci
OSsINING.-Ihe Democratic Club OI the town Ot
Ola, tsfsi ,oas 10 s,slt Buidst sea hps oI itU
.aasa ds,g iLt Pissdsusl raaga llt Sabss .. hs p'f
srt .I3 iggF A. tsswqod fy,Sdssi .veb
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NOME NEWS.
THB " RATnER.

e $50 G SS ~ II e SIssF
RfNoKMonnt-s ory from 20 u An'I.oos.,i.i
cloudy The Thcrnoatt,ibs n,eu iusirumoht Should
shaded the air iad The not exposed 10 any 20
we'll however large city, 10 knos gienuHet
hos The thermometer daeus ose, sbd efeHi exposures
When hs, practically vhed for connection sta
barometer hydlomes 10 very benesdl 10 eIteh Ls
t0h within So sud he votiuE
nan % Tat be- nav 81, 5tfn ioT.s vhb -
lines he rutt necessarily b greatly ATTACHED
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lis much lees expensive than Ivory
.' "sr,,ss% 1i NOT TO- 10 sEcoas IoOsB uns h,s
e. me 3 q. ffHE G'; S
Jews OF THE WEEK.
HoEyo sEYMoURs LOYALTY,
STlEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oy JULY 49,
'hANl'S list CAMPAIGN. nv
lin IxE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
N % July ss
''ANUFACrURls IN THE WEST
En- THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE =,
,,,,n,,n, ov JULY 20
REPUBLICAN economy VI.
DEMOCRATIC Exl~AvAeAscy
See TIE WEEKLY ru,uurr
or sUii ~
JOHN A. GRISWOLD,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or JurYa>
THE XLth C0NGRESS-THE WORK
DONE AT THE SECOND SESSION,
un.TME WEEKLY TRIBUNE
~ JULY %
EDITORIAL NOTES.
See THE WEEKLY Tribune
oy JULY ~
"seTs -'-ader Of The DaiIs Tribune 'se~sS s"sS
scribe fo' -'-s Weekly TSiSsse 10 f!is.
THE GREAT STORM M BALTIMORE,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
o--soJY 10
THE LIFE OF SCHUYLER COLFhX,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oy JULY 10
MUSIC-BARBE- BLEUE AT NIBL0S
In THE WEEKLY TREHsJNE
or JULJ n
THE CORNELL UNIVERSITY,
In TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or JULY -
INTERESTING FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
% JUL q
THE DRAGON OF wANTLEY-A PoEm. "
I'm THE WEEKLY TRTBeNE
OF JUJI 50
WYOMING.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBeJNE
OF JULY n
WILL THE COMING MAN DRINK WINEf*
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
o. JULY -
THE NEGRO RIOT AT MELLICAN, TEXAS,
In TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
~ JULY 70
GEN. GRANT IN THE WEST,
En- THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
~ JULY %
CANAL CONVENTION,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE LONG To MORROW-A PoEN.
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
ov JULT n
rss.s ~ho h~rs L~.S' for Sale sAe~IS .fSees''s ~
The Weekly Tribse.
THE PRESIDENCY,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBsNE
80 JULY 20
EXPOSITION OF WOODS AND woOLENs,
In THE WEEKLY TREBUNR
~ JULY ~
CAUSES AND CONDITIONS OF DISEASE.
sn THE WEEKLY TRIBsjNE
oF JULY %
MY FIRST BEES AND HOW GOT THEM,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
40 JULY ~
lSCIENCE-TEA FLOAT,
LIQUEFYING LAUGHING GAS,
COFFEE USED IN PHOTOGRAPHY, &c,
In TIE WEEKLY TRIBalNB
OF JULY ~
THE HOT Seasonal POEM,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JULY -
/ Rrery Person ~ho has Fsrs~ for Sale ssssss'
.s<reriise 10 The Weekly Tris""s. ne
! CiresIssies d Greater asss fh"f
Of aay other !vs~sr~Per.
LYNCHING A NEGRO IN MARYLAND,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oF JULY %
THE COLLEGE REGATTA,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
% JULY "a
GRANT-A POEM BY GEO. H. BOXER,
La THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
| 90 JULY ss
DOMESTIC NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
SOUTHERN NEWS
GENERAL NEWS.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
on JUL %
I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-19
GEORGETOWN.



MxACHArTs' ExcHAxaR-The offerings this
morning. Were very brisk. but met with dun
sales. Oferings-l0,&sS bushels wheat- and
$50 Bushels corn. Sales-l,500 bushels corn
al N6 per ouehel. No sales Of wheat.
Nkw TKrr OF RRcHABITEs.-Heoer Tent,
NO. ~, l. y. or K, was organized on Tuesday
evening, the llth inst, and the following Of
Noes were elected: shepherd II. Hudson; Past
Chez Ruler, John II. barnes; Recording Sec
reary, J. r. wallace; Financial Secretary, w.
MeDonand TREASURER, George r. Sherwood;
CaInoun; Ontsfde Guardian. J. Il. Trexler.
klykR -Entsred-Sshooners Fran.
cisco and Mystic Circle, from baltimore with
coal Tor Georgetown COLLEGE and Visitation
Conyenti Also, schooner Mary Louise, Hamil-
ton, Baltimore.
TIE CANAL.-Businees on the canal is very
brisk Boats are arriving rapidly and the
canal throughout the whole line IL now in per-
feet order. The arrivals from the let inst 20
date, number 2t2.
SALE OF REAL EsTAfR-Thomas Bowling,
auctsoueer, sold yesterday the property known
as jones Soap Factory, on the upper road
above Georgetown 10 Lewis kengla, for sS.iuo
Also, the undivided $50 feet on the corner OF
Frederick and Third streets, to Henry Wne-
Ian for si9.a5 per front foot.
FTL1AL INGRATITUDR-Some months since
ayoung man Of Georgetown. whose parents
10 about &7Q0 Of the family funds and left for
other parts. He returned shortly after. how
ever, on The forgiveness Of an induleent father,
married worthy young lady, and has ever
since conducted himself in a becoming man-
ner till last evening. when he again dis appeared
leaving his fathers funds unbalanced TO the
tune Of about S4U0.
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no ALL WHOM II NAY OOHOERN.
DIlAI1MHRf OF nm IRFrl

h Il
,AlInoction having been made under the oct o,
seribsd Land Warrants, which arc alleged to have
been lost or DESTROYED ,-Eotios 10 hereby river
- tns S oss. the
;cs T. ne iis ssSs :s'
No 10, for % acres issued under the &C. oesa.reh
3 lSeo, 10 .ne name OF Clemeace HALEY, WIDOW Of
SsSfss nn,sy dsSss'ed, and vAs granted Nay s.
Ne ss.s4e, for 100 acres, issued under the oct of
February II, $50, in the name Of Willis LestS,
and was granted May 50. isss August a. isss
March :. lsss IN the .sMs Of Harrison Cornm. and
No. s,7N, for ls0 acres. issued under the act of
March 5, 1853. in the names Of the minor children
81 & nsoord, ds &c and sss granted July
No. 0,lsl. for leo acres, issued under the oct Of
February II, ls1 IN the name Of khsabeth T69mp.
81. 1851. September s, 1858.
,Gs o IS: s.%s q me, ,hs ct
No; ssosl, for iso aeres. Issued under the act OF
vss srsnisd ocsossr T. 1856. sspssaS.E 8. 1883 and
No 81 .sea. fer rec acres, issued under the act o
!. ni stn q sS.T
March s. s in the name Of John FLOYD es o.
Tor o scrss. issued uSSe s1O e. =. ls q
ecltenber, lsso, In the name Of Levi Lewis, md
"ss srse ses AsESst 8: Is6i: October 81. isSs.
va grantsd February Is, issl Novs@bes - ~ 20
NO g - ~ soE icS serss issusd under the act Of
vs. srssted June 10. lsN. November ,. ~ ma
No 1855. for leo scsss, issued under TIE sct n,
nsI a,sc" g. -: Ss: Sf .:.y csor
Is, 1883. November ]. 1855
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ALEXANDRIA AND NICINITY.-The .Journa
Of this morning has the following items
Yesterday morning about O'Clock, O. NIP
j. Riley, proprietor of the ssFirst and Last
Chance Restaurant" King street. was proceed .
ing to his home in company with a friend, he
was attacked on Washington street by footpads
one OF whom struck him murderous blow in
the face while the others kept Mr.. Riley's COM
panion silent by threats Of instant death. Mr.
Riley was wounded in several places. One
Of the blows he received cut his hower lip in
two; leaving both parts hanging Of the chin.
1t Is rather likely that this woundS hs infiict.
ed with brass knucklee. Another Wound which
he received Is q rather ugly looking hole in the
back Of the head evidently done with boot.
beel. His injuries are very serious and will
to come. After the assailants had robbed him
Of $40 they left HIM insensible on the street IA.
king away with them the wounded mans com.
panion, the latter being unable to assist HIM.
Mr.. Riley remained insensibie on the spot
where he fell when struck by the robbers for
several hours until some citizen procured a
vehicle and had him carried home.
The extensive lager beer brewery under cree.
ton by MIR. Robert Portner, is now we'll under
way. The building which is about 20 by 100
feet, connects with Mr.. Portner's vaults
A great deal Of gain is shipped from this
port TO Philadelphia and New York. Several
hundred thousand dollars change hands month. .
ly on this account.
Internal Revenue officers sold confscated
apple brandy yesterday at 81 IS per gallon
The track of the l.. and II. r. X. is being
laid to Mercier's Station, Loudon county.
The work Of surveying Alexandria county ls
about to be commenced.
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MY PREPARATION

Are prepared In VAGUE from the vegetable sub
stances named, and the most sctiye thai ca a
De made: Decoc ions are exceedingly trouble
eonle, and IL lie necessary 20 prepare them every
as they are weaker than the decoctions; for fluids
saturated with sugars are susceptible Of holding
In solution much less extrsctye matter than water
alone, and the syrup- are otherwise Objectionable,
Tor the patient 10 frequently nsuseated and the
taken with each doee-vhich is Of no use What
eysr-excert 20 keep the decoctiop from spelling
Extrscts Are strfkingly manifest
The finest test OF their superiority win be q com
Rariscn with the properties Get forth in the
United States Dispensatory.
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DIED.

GRAHAM. On the 18th instant, IL the 6sth year
OF his age, HANNIBAL GRAHAM, who, for more
than twenty years. the faithful lsborer Of the
capitol, under the immediate direction of the Dom
missioner Of Public Buildings, and was greatly re.
epected by all who knew him.
His funeral will take place on Thursday next, at
three O'Clock D. m, from his residence on Id street
west, between and G south, to which his friends
are invited to attend.
EAGER. On the morning OF the 10th, MAY
LOWELL, daughter of James h. and Lizzie l..
Eager, aged weeks.
Funeral service, THURSDAY, at 10 O'Clock $50
North Capitol street.
SILVA. Mrs LOUISA SELyA. the widow Of
Patrick Selya. departed this lie Tuesday morn
Ing. at O'Clock In the fifty sixth year OF her age.
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THHR1 10 TINE FOR EVERYTHING, but II
Is getting high time for yoQ 70 save your money,
Franc, 494 Seventh street between ID and Z
and buy your gents Furnishing Goods, - per
cent. less than in any other store In this city.
Remember the place-iss; with large plate glass
front. 1.
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Young LADIES, BEWARE or

the injurious effects OF Face Powders ana Washes
All such remedies close up the pores Of the skiu,
and In . short time Destroy the oonplerOn. NJ
you would have fresh, healthy and youthful APP
pearAnoe, use HELMB0LDS KATkACT sA6-
eAPARILLA.
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MARRIED..

BATEs-LOHEEss. In Washington city
August 10Th, at the residence Of Colon Ell Henry r.
Slum. by Rev w. w. Dean. Mr.. CHARLES A
BATES to Miss ALICE A. LUHNHSs.
aROWELL-BRAINERD. In this city, on the
18th inst. 1t the Foundry NJ. =. Church, by the
Rev. Mr.. Brown. P. HOW'LL, of Vermont to
Miss EMMA BRAINERD, Of Michigan
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a CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN,

and Beautiful c.mpl..ion follow. the use .
HELsBoLpS CosCESTRkTED EXrRAor
Il rsn0ye. bl.ck spots, moth patches, sss all
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THR SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS. reouent
complaint has been made Of disord rly and
grounds, and we are glad to learn that Gen.
Michler has taken the matter in hand with A
view to applying a remedy. The guards are
required to properly patrol the grounds and
failure to do so will subject them TO Immediate
dismissal. We believe that the number OF
guards provided for these grounds is not alto.
gether adequate to the service, but IN view OF
the almost daily complaints there might almost
well be none there,
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RECovERISG.-The young man. Aloert DICK,
Who was badly injured about two weeks sin ca
bv falling from the roof Of q building on N !,
Island. Is under the treatment of Dr. Toner
recovering, and - now able 20 81. up.
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A MoNsTRR TURTLR.-One Of the largesttur.
ties ever exhibi ed In this market, was brought
here this morning. 1t was caught at Sandy
Point last evening, by Captain O'Brien, of the
schooner Gladiator, and assigned to Mr. Skid.
more, fish dealer in this city. This monster of
ures four and half feet in length, and
TWO and half feet across the breast, fifteen
inches depth, and two and half feet around
the neck. The turtle Is really curiosity and
will furnish an amount of soup and steaks suf.
ficient to supply a small regiment
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In THE SPRING AND SUMNER
nonthe the syvten naturally und~rrc>s q ehsn~
and hELMbOLDs HIGHLY CONSERVATIVES
kATkACT OF sARSAPARILLA 10 a. ssaistspt %
the greatest value.
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NOT FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS
that sfhict mankind arise from corruption Of the
biood, HkLhBoLDs EXTRACT sARsAPA-
klLLA 10 o remedy OF the utmost value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-19

6 v.BOYD, B. II. HILLMAH, ALEX. BOTp
OOH lissi6S aHR6aHRrs, A
AssstsJ or sale Of tks CELEBRATED Pitsbws Cbsl on
I1RTILIx1Re, BONE DUST, POUDRBfrE,se
No. ~ AND 90 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Reference Bank Of Wsshingt on; Lewis John
son Co., Bankers; ". .. Huntington, Oashies
Iirst Nationll Bank; Iitshngh Coyle, President q
Oily p. n w. 7. Wsn 8 o., H1cts.; J. q. Levi;
tnsursnoe Agent; Hon. 4. J. Dietrich; B. q. Fox
1 Estate Agents; Robert Lsssh, 1sa.. Astornsy q
Law ABLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-19

BASE BAtL.-The base ball match between
the Olympics, Of Washington, and Philadsl-
Washington, 81; Philadelphia, 20. Ii was char
acteI ICED as q I'm u1nn" game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-19

A BoUNCRR have received certainly
the King Of the Muskmelons from Mr.. Harri.
son Robey, raised by him on the farm of r. b
Mohun, Esq, in Prince Georges county. We
have no idea how many pounds it weighs, but
II is certainly the largest and finest specimen
OF the variety We have ever seen, and speaks
volumes for Prince Georges and the style of
cultivation On Mr.. Mohun's land. 1t is melon
in million. 1t looks healthy. 1t inspires
confidence. Men Of bad digestion and melon.
cholic temperament may eat ii without danger
OF melon collie. Its days are numbered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-19

SALES OF REAL ESTATE made by Mcclellan.
DarAiello d Co., AS 18th street:-One lot on
81, between 12th and 18th, for S2,925 cash, to
thompson, Esq. two houses on Chestn ut St.,
at $3.50 cash, TO f. A. Lambert; one houre on T
ST., between 18th and 18th, S2,550, to Maj. q. H.
french; one house on 7 ST., between 18th and
ST, square l76, at IL cents der 50 uare foot to
A. Jordon, Esq.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-19

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE., That the sub.
a sc.iSs. h.s Obtained CR ne 4rHees " Court
Sis, letter. Of sdm ii on the personal
: ::n st II: q
ciaans ssainst the sad deceased are hereby warned
20 exhibit the same, With the .vsuchery thereof,
gust next; they may otherwise By law 30 sxclu16d
rom al benefit Of the eaid estate. Given under
WM. y. MASTIN,
au H. Jaw3W Administrator,