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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
" UNITED STATES PATENT OEEI

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHING IoS, July 3, 1863
On the petition Of BARTON Il. JGNK6, OF
Bridesburg, Penna.. praying for the extension OF
a patent granted to him the Ath day Of October,
1884, for an Improvement in Looms, for seven yesrs
from the expiration Of said patent: which takes
IL is ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent ONCE On MONDAY, tbs l2th day Of Oc-
tober next at IL O'Clock m; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
nile in the Patent OH their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least tenty days before the
day OF heariDg all testimony fled by either party
To he used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
Office, which " II be furnished on app icstion
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon a.
testimony, must be filed In the office tlc.nty DAYS
before the day Of hearing; the arguments il any,
within ten days after filinR the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington ID.
o.. and il the Herald, Philadelphia. Parma
once week for three successive weeks; the Il rsf
Of said TO be at least stxty days pre.
vious to the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
UJrWSV Commissioner OF Pstenta
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RrTHOs. BOWLING, Asctioneer; Georgetown
TRUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTH IN GE0RGETOwN, OPPOSITE THE

By virtue of two deeds OF trust TO the und err
ngEed, bearing date respectively the 18th day Of
February and the stb of April, lSS. and duly re
coroed and at the request of the persons secur,a
thereby, will SELL at puolc auction, TO the high
est oidder on the premises, on the 9th day OF Al
eust, 1875. at O'Clock .. m, the eastern one half
part OF Lot IS, in Peter, Beatty, DeAkins, and
Ihirelktids additlon 70 Georgetown, fronting
Lingan street one hundred and twenty Ci3I feet,
E1th the Improvements thereon, consisting Of two
Increasing in value rapidly, and will prove good
Investment.
Terms OF sale: 81 .neo cash; Of which SlOo must
be paid at time OF sale, the rsidue in three eqaa
payments at 4, 8, and months, 60 be occurred by
Deed OF trust upon the property. COuveyancinR
and stamps at the expense Of the purchaser should
the terms not be complied with In i've days the de.
posit 10 be forfeited and the property rasoid az I've
days' notice at the risk of delinquent purchaser
FRED. w. JON e.. Trustee,
y 23-dn THUS. BOWLING. Auct
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BAsTARDY.-Robert BROOKS, colored, was
yesterday before Justice u. X. Smith, charged
by Frances Jones, with being the father of two
illegitimate children, and for whose support
he refused TO contribute. Robert was commit
Ted 10 Jail. and will there remain until he gives
sfcurIty for the maintenance of the one caiid,
the other having been accidentally burned 10
death some tine since.
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WHArr1He PAPn for sale. Apply At IN
Star Once.
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TOBACCO AND BALDNEss.-Dr. Hoffman
argues, IN the Pacific Medical and Surgical
Journal, tina; ne use OF tobacco, by impeding
me circulation and preventing the free and
natural supply OF nourishmt Mt 10 the hair.
occasions badness. In support OF his theory,
Us: "a gentleman under forty years of age
ana patient OF mine, who had been in the
habit OF using tooacco to excess for many years.
and who mad been Tor the last fl We or six Yea rs
both baldheaded and gray haired, found il ne
cessary few months ago 70 quit the use of 10.
bacco entirely. He has entirely Recovered hi.
health, which was bad while he used tobacco.
he also has recovered entirely from badness
unusually luxuriant growth OF natural 6aIr
of as fine black hue as one could wish 10 see
ne has also lost that sallow, oeeswax hue OF
skin and sickly paleness of color which slaves
TO the weed SO generally have All of mis-
might be expected as a very natural result
except the growth of hair and its change ~
color, which In this case At least has occurred
as one OF the results of leaving of a noxious
habit
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'SrALprHo's GLUE" always up to the stick.
ing point.
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PRICE AIsT OF Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, 494 Seventh street, (large
plate glass 'front.' betw cen ID and E streets
Good White Shirts, Sl-S1.50;Fine White Shirts,
32OO-250; Good Summer Under Shirts, 50, IS
81 Good Summer Drawers, 50, IS 81
Good Cotton Socks, IL, Is, 20 cents; Paper;
Collars, 10, Is, rs, 25 cents per box: Handler
chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfs, in end
less variety, At pop ular prices. p. ST. have
NO branch stores. L.
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ACCIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. VIM
Hurdle. builder while experimenting some
WORK connected with the construction of 4 row
- frame dwellings in the northern section of
the city, Of which he Is contractor, fell from
he second story of one of the buildings to the
pavement, thereby receiving quite severe in
luTles, besides the breaking OF one or two ribs
Mr.. II. was taken 70 his residence on slh street,
near Pennsylvania avenue.
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OF THE INTERlOR,
u UNITED SIZES PATENT OFFIC

hEPAkTmE0TO E THE INTERIOR,
" UNITED STAES PATENT OFFICE,
WAXING TON, July 10, 1858
Cambridge. Mas, praying for the extension Of .
patent granted to him the 10Th day OF October,
1884. foi an improvement in Compounds for Neu-
tralizing Chlorine. for seven years from the ex-
piratiou Of said patent, which takes clace ON the
10th day Of October, 1858 -
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard ct the
Patent Ondce on MONDAY. the 18th day Of Sc ptem-
Der next, at Il O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified 70 appear and show cause, II any they have
Why said petition ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
Ole in the Patent Once their objections, specially
Get forth IN writing at least tgSs days before the
g be used e. the said hearing must Be taken and
dee, which will be furnished on application.
Depositiops and otheL papers relied upon az test.
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
a, Ordered also. that this notice be published In
the Republican and the ntelligencer, " ashington,
d. O., and in the Journal, Boston, Massachusetts,
once week for three successive weeks; the first
Of said publications to b at least oixty days
previous to the day Of hearing.
jy ls.vsv Acting Commissioner Of PATENT.
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EDITOR STAR:-It is a credit to Washington
journalism that not only the Gets but the inten-
ucns OF men are made known. Though beney-
olsntly inclined 10 the colored employees, am
net Of the opinion tina. they are subjects OF
charity, as they are fully able and willing TO
paddle their own canoe" II i establish the
said soup house, IL Will be for the benefit OF the
lce eonI Gaies, al which soup Will be furnished
nee. Yours, TT. I.
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store 1t to its natural color, and impart that
beautiful gloss, odor, etc, use Mrs. S A. Al.
lens Improved new style) Hair Restorer or
Dressing, ian one bottle.) Every Druggist sells
il. Price One Dollar co
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The CHARGE OF CHILD STEALING.-At
noon to-day, Justice Smith called up the case
OF Clara Franklin, charged with decoying and
en'lcInE away a child, known Cora Aiken,
fully possession of il Of such possession. at
which time the accused appeared with her
counsel, Dir. T.. f.. Price, and the prosecution
rot appearing the case was dismissed. 1t is
stated that the child is the her TO a consider
able sum CT money, now involved in a claim
before CONGRESS in the name OF her deceased
father, aud AZ is likely that some other procesd.
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Rf THOe. BOWLING, Auctisneer; Georgetown
TRUsTEE's sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPEkI1 On BRIDGk srREkT, GEORGE-

by virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date the /.
day OF Dtct mber, ISL, and duly recorded in Der
= Z. T.. No. q. at folio 229 and At the re quest Of
the person secured thereby, i will sell, on
WEDNESDAY,, the 5th day Of August, A D. 1875,
81 O'Clock y. m. 81 the premises, the western
thirty two (Ss) feet front Of Lot No Is. in hol-
mesd's addition 10 Georgetown, having o depth OF
one hundred and twenty Q1D feet
The property Is on Bridge street, near the bridge
And Is improved with O comfortable brick DWELLING
house. The Lot is an excellent one.
Terms OF sale: 81 20 cash. of which Slo0 musf be
deposited at time OF sale; the residue IN tive equal
payments at six and twelve mouths, 60 he secured
BY deed Of trust upon the premises Convey
aHcing and stamps at purchaser eN pease. Should
The terms lot DC complied with in nye days, the
deposit TO be forfeited and the property re.od a.
hve days notice, al the risk OF delinquent pur-
ehsses,, rREp W Jones; Trustee.
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RELIEF POR ELLICOTT City SUFFERERS
The great Hood AZ Ellicott City on Friday last
has rendered many most worthy persons of all
ages, sexes and conditions IN life totally desti-
tute OF all the necessaries of life, and for the
purpose OF AIDING in their relief an informal
meeting Of some of our citizens was held yes
teTday. when Messrs. A. Z Perry. VIM Gait
Geo. w. Cochran ard Jas. Y. Davis Were ap-
pointed a committee 10 collect and receive SUBJ
ScrlptICns and contributions. Our citizens are
earnestly appealed TO for contributions, and
requested TO remit every dollar they can spare
Tor THIS purpose 10 Mr.. A. T.. Perry, who will
forward II to persons duly authorized TO dis
tribute the funds which may be collected.
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by THOS. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED BEAL

~ O1.Oh1h
District of Columbia, passed in Chaucery Tanse
ll76, Equity Docket s Elliot ct al VS. FrizzeiI et
al, shall, on THURSDAY, August 9Th, on the
premises, proceed 20 sell at public auctloE. at s.
3. m, Lot No. 81, IL Beatty q Hawkins addition
20 Seo5setown fronting le5 ieet on the south side
OF Madison street, near Fayette street. aud con
tanning about Ia acres OF land fhe improvements
consist OF q two-story rame Dwelling House
Terms: 0ne-third Of the purchase money TO be
paid In cash. and the remainder in respectively six
to be secur ed By purchaser bends or ali m cash
at the purchaser option. A deed given When ali
purchase money IS paid. deposit of $50 required
at time of sale. stamps aud coDveyancing al pur
ehassrs cost. wY.FESDALL, Trustee.
~ Is eoSos. THOs. BOWLING, Auct,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTIRIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFF

DrFAEEEshi4aHhyg SIZES e 1Hs 1Pszh4asFE1 2
On the petition of Eisf K L. o,
e him Sa 81. sss y: 81 q
and rsissqsd The 9Th day Of June iss for a1 I'M
sss; S e: 5 Sss e. e s, az =
October next, ct u O'Clock NJ .end al persons
ss 1 Sa:s g
Ssr r
as{ Of hearing; al testimony aied p either party
the s$ S 81 q 4. s1s
nee, Mhieh viii be furnished on aRplication
ether II ts
the Gay OF hearing; the arguments, Hany, within
also sRst hi: in tn.
PS aSa . e. e:
nrst Of said publications % be ct least SIXTY days
previous to the day Of bearing. A N srour
iy ao-vsv Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
HUCKINs BOSTON SOUP.
WIN furnish the trsde ct lowest market and Boz
Ton prices adding freight. " BURuHHLL.
Jest 0'fn'r o under isi 1bbitt House.
RkFRToIKAToRs AT 0esT:
an, In order .0 make room for my 5.Il :s1ek Ct
AIOkS and WATER O0OLERS at cost.
II. i. GRIGORY. Stove W arcroooms,
y30e 331 Penn. avenue, near 18th st.
R n q =
WILLIE RIDGRAvE,
U II B D = A L = g.,
Have removed 20 the corner Of -
NEW foIx Avxrux AND SIXTH srHHEI,
v slas anass IRON Nofthsrn Liberty hafkss.
49, .r- III
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL EW s,
Pic-Nics, Excursions. &c.

Pic-Nics, Excursions, &c.
Grand Concert at the Schuetzen Park on 7th
teur SINGERS will be present, and the PARK wilI
be brilliantly illuminated.
The Washington and Georgetown SPORTING
Association hold their FIRST pic.ulc and pieeons
shooting match at Analostan Island this zen
ing. Master Willie Hammack win perform on
The Young Catholic Friends Society give
grand exeuIslon TO Glymont on Monday next,
Tor the benefit OF the Catholic free schools. The
steamer Wawaset will leave 9TH street wharf AZ
a. m, and 5H .. m
on wednesday next, The proceeds OF which
VIII be devoted 10 the erection of an Episcopal
church az Cniontown, ID. q. The steamer Ex-
press press, VIII leave her wharf at 10Y a. m, and
WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS The CHILD
STEALING CAsE.-Judge Fisher this morning
ordered a writ Of habeas corpus to issue to Ellen
Mccall alias Worthington and to Clara Frank.
the child Herminia Aiken before him at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning. The petitioner 10
MI p A Aiken, on whose complaint Clara
yesterday; and in his petition for the writ he
represents that he and his wife, for about
three years, have had the care of the child,
now about five years of age, and has in all re-
spects treated her as his own: that she has ver
been absent from him except for two weeks.
when she was voluntarily returned to him
nc iUI'ncI AYERS Inal the cnlld Is an uleglti.
male one that the father is dead, and thai FL.
len Mccall, alias Ada Worthington, who
claims to be the mother Of the said child. has
heen Tor ten years or more a public prostitute
and Is now living in a house of prostitution
He further AYERS that on the evening of the
10Th inst. he took the child at the special re-
guest OF Ellen Mccall, to VISIT her, and while
AT her house the child was taken on, Of the
mouse, placed in carriage, and driven away
but TO where he is unable TO say. He represents
tnaf the said Ellen Mccall Is not a fit aud
proper person to have the care and custody of
sald enid, and has no means for its sup
port, other than those made by leading the If,
OF prostitute. He further alleges that the
said child has no means now, nor in expectan
cy, save those the petitioner and his wife
may bestow.
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CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY UNION
The Conservative Army and Navy Union held
a meeting last night al their rooms No 3gz
fennsy.vania avenue. The meeting was large
Iy attended and presided over by Captain E.
H. Mexican. assisted by Mr.. Clifton Helen as
secretary. After the admission of a number of
new members, and the transaction of some
private business, a motion was made and adopt
ed that Sergeant Bates be granted the free use
OF the hall during his sojourn in Washington,
subsequently the Sergeant was called on and
gave a few incidents of his travel through the
South, IN which he assured his hearers that
the people were actuated by the most honora-
Die impulses, and as loyal to the Federal Gov
eminent as at any portion Of the North
Resolutions endorsing the nomination by the
National Democratic Convention of Seymour
and Blair for President and Vice President of
The United States; eondemnatory of the action
OF Inc war department in the recent dl charse
OF number Of manned and crippled soldiers
rCm the positionSof eleI kships, and appealing
10 Gen. Scofeld for the redress OF the wrong
inflicted, were adopted. 4 resolution request
ing those who are mem bers of the Union, who
nave expressed q dislike TO and intention to
oppose Seymour and Blair. 10 Withdraw from
the association. was laid on the table Ad-
dresses were then delivered ID advocacy of The
election of Seymour and Blair by Gems Tnos
living IT,, Green Clay Smith, and Col Magic;
10 each OF whom votes Of thanks were ten
dered, after which the meeting adjourned.
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CHAEGED HIS REsIDENCg.-Mr. Edward
Thornton, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenlpo,eniiary from Great Britain 10 the
United States, has removed To 27= street, the
residence formerly occupied by Charles KNAPP,
Esq Cooper II Laiimer, auctioneers, will sell,
a. their auction rooms, corner 18th strest and
he avenue, on Saturday morning, a large lot
Of MI IhCrnton's furniture. which he sells in
consequence Of his change Of residence.
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y OF Lectures, - delivered ct the New Iork
saGseum Of Anatomy, embracins the .ubjects: How
Old Age; Manhood generally rsyieved; The causs
ofindgeatfon, netule noe and Nervous diseases 40
counted for; Marriage Dhilosophioally considered,
Pocket volumes sontasoins these lectures Will b
tDrvsrded 70 parties unable 70 attend, on receipt
q four stamps By addressing: SEORETARY
New York Museum OF Anatomy md 6cience, 8 1 q
Broadway, New York. e 26.ly
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sARsAPARIL.lAN,
ITS PowEsruL CURATIVE ASSOCIATIVE
PREPARED uNpER a HEwLY prsoovERKp-
PROCESS IoB EXTRACTING THE on.
RArivE PROPERTIES From VICE
TABLE SUBSTANCES. KNrKRs
INTO THE COMPOSITION
DR.. RADw
RENovATING
u O l. v T. MI.
ANEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED
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FALSE AND TRUE
BIT JOHN RAILWAY, ND.


N. B.-This book contains much valuable fnfor-
nsures u the Liver, Lungs, Kidneys and other or
ton. Every person in search OF health .nd dasiI
ous Of preserving the same, should send for a copy
nloh VII De sent iree o. charge BY RENTING one
New York.
FIRST BOTTL E. At the end Of the z rst bottle
her strength, APPETITE and spirits were improved,
pesred Applying he ResoIsent over the surssee.
with nne sponge, relieved the ipnaInnstioa and
cleansing and purifying the putrid flesh -
SECOND BOTTL Eat the end Of the sAoo,
ottIe. slsns OF Improvement IA the discharges
absted the skin greatly improvins the ey.s s-n
Ing brighter, strength and apostle increasing.
THIRD BOTTLE-Dry scAbs on the scAlp, and
sores sores on the arms, aud incrusted scales II the
iesssned, water becoming clear, and Kidneys and
bladder improving.
FIFTH BOTTL E-Fineer nails growing hand.
ana arms clear and smooth, hair growing on the
lace clear of sores.
SAITH AND SEVENTH oTTZ Es.-uIoer
on the neck greatly Improved, eucorrhes DISCHARGE
rttation II the uterus. q, ni Ies sSa9
:ssRPes, face clear Of al spOts hair covering the
elastic, and appetite good.
NINTH BOTTL E.-An sign. OF disease rrsdr
ally dissppesrtns, frequent rides In the Park great
Improvement in personal appearance hair ca5fssa
cling 10 grow RAPIDLY, akin smooth and Clear ana
the ulcer in the neck healed. mo
TWELFTH BOTTLE.-Confinuine the Resale
ent after all eruptions had disappeared she r.ines
IN hesh snd personal beauty. No more troahls IN
the uterus, kidneys, etc. Bowels regular die-sfirs
orssns regular blood pure, her nails perfect hair
frcx1ns luxuriant, spfrts excellent, ras exhibtet
10 her friends picture Of health aud beauty
FOR six months after the use Of the twelfth hot,.
she continued taking three teas poonsful II the r.
Solvent Der day, and txo Of tho Pils three ritnes
week. !" es
In this wonderful cure q lesson may he learn.a A.,
regard 20 the true ueans OF securing personsl losr
~. Coed pure. rich llOod will maze he alfbv 49,
and clear skim beautiful Complexion ard luxrr,s.,
hair; Cosmetic powders, painting tn .kin y1i,h
brushes. applying greasy be sDces ard sIcchnl,
lotions 20 the hair, are injurious The n.,aS
powder. &c. Gloss mp the pores obstructs an ~.
escape 81 sweat ard insensi be pers pirsfior 49,
preventing the sbsorbton OF oxygen IN fha !. 49,, n.7
Dher1c air. essential Cor the yit.litv "a s.s
cation Of the bloo1 and f.uids az fhe stS,
blood IL secured by the Resolvent and al -
use this met tcIDe will enjoy the po-sessic 20 ~
blessinss IL u. k.solvent is sold at 81 per bettie
81 y o. 81 Maiden Isre. ~. v and fr brns.ss,..
everywhere. sixbsttles for SIS.
NB..sEn THAT TIRE WORD sARs.p..
BOTTLE. n
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THERE 10 TINE FOR EVERYTHING, but II
10 getting high time for you TO save your money,
ana this you can doc by going to the original
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-a9a; with large plate glass
front. I:
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GEORGETOWN ABVERfISKNESrS.

10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auc'r Georevtowu.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFEors
AT AUCTION.
9oclock, will sell, in front of the auction store
No, IL Bridge street. a general assOrtmeDt OF
Household Furniture and effects
~ SOFT TH0S- BOWLING, AuctioDeer.
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THROWN FROM A HoRsE.-This morning
about ten O'Clock, as Mr.. Jesse H. Currie OF
Montgomery county, Nd, was riding along
near the Washington brewery. on street
between I'd ana Sd, his horse became frightenr
at the lying of a kite, and springing To one side
threw him TO the ground with great violence
he was taken up in an insensible condition
and carried into a neighbor's house, where, b,
application of remedies, he was soon restored
10 consciousness, and 1t was found that hi.
injuries We're by no means serious.
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THROUGH TRAVEL TO NEW YoRK.-Wi thin
the past week number of fine cars have ben
placed on the route between this city and New
OK, and BY the frs; OF September, at which
time the new arrangement under the superln-
tencence Of Mr.. w. p. smith, formerly the en-
ergeuc master OF transportation of the Balti-
more ~ OHIO railroad, will go into effect. there
VIII be- full complement Of such cars IN ser
vice. These cars are what are commonly
known as double ceckers' and are very large
and airy. and have all the modern improve
ments- To these through trains will be At
taehed compartment cars, 1.-TWO OF which are
now running.) which from their conveni enoe
VIII doubtless be great fayorites with tho pub
lie, and especially with families, for parties
may be- entirely 10 themselves in them
Mr.. Smith Is determined TO give the public
every convenience possible, and TO remedy all
causes OF complaint The time viii be re-
dneed TO as near eight hours as possible.
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CoRNe, BuNIoNs, BAD NAILS, and all dis.
eases of the feet, successfully treated by DIR
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 42a Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets. Ofics
hours rom a. m. to p. m. No charge TO,
consultation. Established 1851
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs Green 4
Williams, Auctioneers, yesterday sold a three
story brick house and lot on 18th street, be-
tween Il and & streets south. TO Zeph. English b,
for Si,sJ0.
MessIs. Galiigan & Townshend sold a frame
building on Pennsylvania avenue, between 10Th
and 2lst streets west, lately occupied by the
Hlbernla COMPANY. 70 VIM. Gibson, for Sol
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THE You've CATHOLIC FRIENDS SOCIETY,"
OF this city, Will give An excursion 70 GIymont
on Monday next, tine proceeds of which are 10
be devoted TO the maintenance of Catholic free
schools throughout the city. Every arrange
ment has beel made TO insure a day Of pleasure
10 The exeursionists, and II is TO De- hoped that
the Soclety will be successful. The steamer
Navaset leaves her wharf at y a H. | and
- y. M Returning she leaves Glymont at
3. and y. N.
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A remarkable Instance Of personal beauty re-
stored e. a Lady dishgured BY the rsvages Of q
frightful disease.
From the advanced sheets ef new Medical work
called
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laEs Is ~ Hivs viTa-r a etsssfy -
&c y. 1&D N '--.' I.
~ .csCss' ..ti 81 fssE - e.s 90 a. :