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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
The National Democratic Convention, to be
held in New York city on the 4th of July
next, promises to be the largest and grandest
ever held in the United States. New York,
it seems, is determined to give the delegates
such a reception as will be worthy ofthe city
and the great business the Convention will
have on hand. All the Southern States will
be fully representated and the gathering will
be the largest of the kind ever assembled in
New York Provision has been made to
entertain the outside multitude in one of
the parks and all are promised that the great
city will be found as hospitable as she is pow
crful and conservative.
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FROM CoNowINGo,-A correspondent of
the Cecil Democrat, writing from Conowin-
go, March 31st, says:
Messrs. Bell g. Co., of New York, have
purchased the well-known farm of "Taygues
Delight" from VIM. G. Porter, for the sum
of $4,000. Mr., Bell has employed a large
number of hands at his saw mill and farm, at
Conowingo Bridge.
The Susquehanna River has shed her i'm.
mense coat of ice, and is now giving trans.
portation to a vast quantity of lumber, which
Is being rapidly shipped to the bay.
A string band has been organized at this
place during the winter, which has given
several concerts. The members meet once a
week and are improving rapidly.
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FIRE.-A fire was discovered in the
packing room" of Lords cotton factory,
situated on the waters of the Big Elk, about
four miles above Elkton, on Monday week.
Fortunately the fire was discovered in time
to prevent the flames from extending beyond
the locality where they were ignited. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
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APPoINTMENT-John S. Brown, Esq, of
this county, has been elected supervising in
spector of steamboats, for the district Of Bal
timore, and has received his commission
from the Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
Brown has filed the position before.
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THE EASTERN SHoREMAN.-This is the
name of new paper, recently started at Sal
isbury, Nd, by Messrs. Bell & WALES. 1t is
neatly printed, ably conducted, and advocates
the principles of the Democratic party.
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HINTS TO BEEKEEPERs.-We have re-
ceived copy Of a neat pamphlet with the
above title, which contains much valuable in
formation in regard to keeping bees. 1t will
be sent free by mail, by addressing Charles
w. Banks, Forest Hill, Hartford county, Md
See his advertisement elsewhere
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FROM HAyRE DE GRAcE.-There are no
oatsrunning on the canal yet. Ten boats
have left here for Baltimore loaded with ice.
Coal wharves are getting quite bare and BUSH
ness is generally dull. The fishing season is
about to open, for which extensive prepare
tons have already been made. M
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Road Notice.

THE County Commissioners for Hartford coun-
ty, hereby notify and request the people Of
the county, who are interested in making better
the condition of the Public Roads, to meet at
their several places of holding elections, in each
district, on SATURDAY, the 18th inst, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ for the purpose of recommending
to the County Commissioners, proper persons to
take charge Of and supervise the roads in their
districts.
By order of the Commissioners,
apl0 JAS. A. FULTON, Clerk.
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BEL AIR, MD.
Friday, April 10th, 1868.

R1~The eggs" has more extended circulation among
the Intelligent farmers and business of Hartford that
any other paper in the county. No "Lock Hospital" or
other obscene or Lottery advertisements will appear
subscribers pay for their paper in advance and
quently Just the class advertisers desire reach
The attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
10 directed to the above facts.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-04-10

ER One dollar looks like very little to pay for
preparation that will effect such wonders always
achieved by Barretts Vegetable Hair Restorative,
now popular throughout the entire country. Let
one be without it, This is the only hair preparation that
received the first premium of silver medal at the State
Fair III 1885, Manchester IN. ny Union.
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Among the new patents lately issued is one
to Edward NJ, Allen, of Darlington, for im-
provement in harvest cutters.
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Hints to Bee-Keepers,

neat pamphlet of 2s pages. II tells why Bees are lost
by moth, and how to prevent it. 1t treats of Swarm
ing, "Wintcrinp Bees "subduing and Handling Fees"
II describes Italian lecs, the "AMERICAN HIVE" &C.
VIII send II t"any BEEKzEPrR, those who desire
to bccomc such free By mall upon receipt of their ad-
dress. CHARLES W RANKS
alTiO-am foicst Hill Hartford Co., Md.
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real OF the author attention
will be paid to them The real of the author will
not lie published unless desired but cannot consent
to insert communications unless know the writer.
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Ga J. B. ROBINSON, office of the Rural Gentleman
No. North Eutaw street, is authorized agent for
Baltimore.
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C" The steamer "Alice" has resumed her
trips between Port Deposit and Havre de
| Grace
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Teachers Association.

THE members of the Teachers Association are
/ requested to meet at the Court House, in
Bel Air, on MONDAY, April 18th, at 10, A. NJ,
in order to consider the provisions of the new
School Bill, and other matters of importance.
THOS. NJ CATHCART, Pres.
GEO G. GRIFFIN Secy. apl0
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DIED.

On Thursday, April I'd, PHILIP WILL
LlAMS, of Winchester, Va, in the 10th year
of his age.
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ATOTICE.-All persons interested in forming
~ an INFANTRY COMPANY, are requested
to meet at the Court House, in Bel Air, on
MONDAY, the 18th inst, at o'clock, P. NJ,
for the purpose of organizing and electing COM
panY officers.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Reported and corrected weekly by MAYYADER & TY-
DINds, Commission Merchants Edgewood, Hartford
County, MARYLAND
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NOTICE.

HNHE Bel Air Base Ball Club will meet in Bel
i Air, on SATURDAY afternoon, April 18th,
1868, at o'clock, for the annual election of of.
fcers. By order,
apl0 w. D. HARRYMAN, Sec'y.
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BEL AIR ACADEMY.

THE next session OF this Academy will COM
i mence MONDAY, May 4th, 1868, and con-
tinue till FRIDAY, September 23d, 1868. For
terms, &C., apply for circular to
JOHN MoKELWAY,
apl0.4t Principal.
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Re- DR.. Lugol, of Paris of he most eminen
chemists of Europe says when Iodine be dissolved
in pure water tho most astonishing results may he anti
cpaed pr. IT, Anders' Iodine Waters Iodine dissolved
IN pure water and the astonishing results have fol-
lowed its in of scroula aud chronic diseases
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-The present season having the appearance of being
backward it will highly necessary for farmers to
Manure which will force the crops, well sustain
them afterwards: to accomplish This recommend
highly Bowers Compile Manure" whether fIr top dres
ing heat and Grass, for Corn Potatoes and Peach
Trees small outlay for good Manure will surely
pay many fold.
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NIRCULAR SAW-The best now in use for
" saving cord wood. Price $500. Call
at my Office and examine it,
ROBERT T. BOVINE,
Dealer in Lumber and Fertilizers,
aplo Bel Air, Md.
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Political Ecfnfs to GCCur and
that hare Occurred.

The following statement ofpolitical events,
which will he found interesting to many per-
sons who give attention to political affairs,
we take from the New York Herald:
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ORDERED this 9Th day of April 1868, that
~ the sales made and reported in this case by
Henry D. Fnrnandis, trustee, be and the same
are hereby ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown or or before the 18th
day of May, 1865 provided copy ofthi. order
be published in some newspaper printed in Har-
ford county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the said ilth day Of May, 1868.
Amount of stles reported IS $50.
A. Il. JARRETT, Clerk
True copy, Test,
nprl0 4. l.. JARRETT, Clerk.
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GEORGETOWN.



PoLiCH lrHns.-wm. Baeett lseorer, wa-
arrested BY omc~r Nyles for disorderiy con
duct nd oslDe arrsieued esscre Jusnee
Bneky. vas hned % 50. PA Haesrsy, hecrer
boenman, and also contributed s2so % th-
Corporation fund. George Rierx, faeorer and
x aoeth Ceii, hcusekeePer. were srrvsacd for
fork over" s2-oo, which they did. Fsnnl.
Wrrren, "a very bed elrl. for plying her yocs-
ton TOO publicly, was fined ss.sd, but oosldn q
days lodgings in the Oorporatioa hotel. John
WarDar. colored, " q mp, cAareed with ssnahur
a horse, and was committed 70 ,ail for conrT
Mutrsw, hscsman. in WasAinssoa. asa I ,s,,
yesterday, taking with him q horse. saddle.
and bride, and even oats enough 10 last all he
arrived al his desusa.ioa. He attempted IN
pass over the Long m ,dee. but finding thai
imprscticable, came over 70 0eoreetovn, and
while passing thru9xh WIS ARRESTED while
rldins The hor 9. on kfsdge street- by o0c,r
The horse was Ideutificd tins morning by Mr..
Maeraw ~ his property. and afterwards turned
over TO the Property Clerk IT Police Head
quarters for further disposition.
TEE Hen STREET FkRRY.-This ferry.
now toe only means Of accs,s In the vicinity
TO virginia, b unusually crowded tins morn
icy: ana me Ferry boat ~ kept cons tantly going
MHEcHANrs' EXCHANGE offered
this morning. Yes sriay a.sernoon, after our
report I'D closed, The following sales took
place: go bushels wheat. AT sl6lc Z. lon bu
wheat, at ~ -; 100 bushels wheat. an r. IS. spa
IS bushels rye, AT 81 l5ssI 30
RIVER FRoNT.-F tier i-Stcamers S,o,um-
bic, Harper, Iron Baltimore, and Z. e. knight,
Denty, from New York. Cleared-Sseamer
Hi Livingston, Wilson, ior Baltimore. The
coal wharves are lined with schoopers recriy-
ing cargo.
CANAL ARFAlRs-Bps,ness along the canal
IL very dull only three ooafs having srrlyed
since yesterday. IL IS reported this morning
that the strike at Cumberland is NJ an end
-nr
election held yesterday the following gentle
men were reelected directors OF the Potomac
insurance. Company for the ensuing We
w. s. Cox. n Cruikshank, VIM. Emmerl ID.
Edos, w. p. johnson, John Marbury. X +.
Mc6fll, John Pprdy. A. H Pickr~li, Joshua
Riley, j. ID. kurtx. and Jenkin Thomas.
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JACKSON. On the ID instant, JOHN Il. JACK.
s9k, aged twenty,seven yesr..
The funeral viii take place from his mother's
resirencs 3s4 = street, on Tuesday afternoon, 1T
auested TO attend. 81
BARSES On the 9Th instant, at IL o'clock
m. HATTIE. only child OF AndreT and salema
Barnes, ssed year, months, and e1sys.
at o'clock, from the re evidence Of the p-rents' az
street, between u and n (Isard.D
ARMSTRONG. On the ID irstant, JAMES =,
E0MINIC: the only SON Of Francis ID. ard usrga-
Mend. 81 Gs are fnS sSs
TO Attend his iureral en- Wednesday aiserpoon a. 4
O'Clock, from his late residence, corner a. and
streets, south Washington.
HILTSN q a Is r. p;ss.i & sscs
Mary =. Hilton. aged q months and days
Friends fDd acquaintances reepectfullv in
sited 70 attend bis funeral. frsm the residence Of
Hill, on wednesday nsrni.g at lo1s o clock.
McELFRESH: August 9TH, at So O'Clock a. M.
FRANCIS CECILIA McELFRESH ths snsh,'
ter Of Zscharish ard Mary Ellen NcEiiresh. 49,
Fansrsl will TAX. plaza tomorrow a. s,.m.
fruily are invited 70 attend. ''''' Vi me
wARIHa: On The ist ,ns:ans, CHARLES T,
aged year. snosths. aud days. . W rss'
R0BlRfA, infant dsnshSsr OF csp.asu 49, AZ s
sn4 Mary h. BELL, q. D. Navy, aged months ana
re remains win be taken to porsmou,n. ".
BANNAN. On fues DAY, st II u.pv
ELL1N Ard year and moaths, ehsld Of N. ssd
The .usslI Wv ;sk. s,.e. wsdes.a., amer.
sorth, between Nh sd ltth. - :
e.. #. - lt+vsI
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EVENING STAR.
Pic MICS. Excprsiens. re-

select mily mooniigh, excursion f,,v
mIfs down The Potomac on the STEAMER wa.
waset, will take place on Thursday EVENING
i ne &c ai'euen having the matter in charge A M
rome OF our mos prominent business men. and
NO doubt the excursion will be a pleasant one
The steamer Arrow IN addition To her duly
nPs makes afternoon excnrs,ons TO Moa II
vernon 90 tuesday, Thursday. and SATURDAY.
evenings, leavic her wharf ataX N
1ne moon-li ut excursion OF the East wssh
ioe'on "A r. hush has bee postponed un.i |
tomorrow The stsame. Arrow leaves
~ O'Clock ". m
Inc excursion TO Fredericksburg on the
steamer Express 10 aid in the erection Of an
hspnespai church a. TnIontown. ID. c., will
De fiNrn on to-porrow, and will no doubt
" pleasant ? " IN, as the gentlemen havin ,
NE matter IN char~e are determined that .se
mp shall be enjoyed.
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GHoR0IfoWN ADVKRfISRIINfA.
RfTHOe. BOWLING. Auetisueer; Georgetown
TkggsSTpElIsA y yALgAsLE IMPROVED

sisSs Of as:s Of ss,:, e;sr.s e..s ,hs g
@. =. No. =. 81 folio -. and q the request OF
WEBK EsDAT, the ssh day of August, A d. is Sn
~ O'Clock ?; m: q the premises, the western
thirty I've ~ feet mont OF Lot No. l6. in Hol-
mesdh addition TO Georgetown. having . depfh OF
one hundred and twenty ID feet.
and 10 Improved with . comfortable brici dSeIilns
house. The Lot . an excellent one.
Terms OF sale: 81 200 cash. Of which $40 uust b<
deDosited st time Of sale the residue in tive 90 nal
ayments 1t six and twelve months, TO lie secured
BY Deed Of trust upon the premises Convey
ahcfng and stamps NJ psrchasers Dense. Should
the terms not be complied With in I'VE days, the
deposit TO be forfeited and the property resod AZ
i've days notice, st the risk OF delinquent pur-
chaser, rRED: Y. JONES, Trustee.
~ i3-d THOMAS DOWNING. Auct
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TRUsIEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROP

By virtue of two deeds OF trust TO the mud err
sgned bearing date respe I'll yoly the 18th day of
February ana the sth Of April, 1857. and duly
coreed and at the eqoe u of the persons secured
thereby. will sell. At public auctiou. 90 the high
est oioder, on the premises, on toe eth day OF Au
eust, lsdA ~ o cloc D. N. the eastern ope-half
Threlkelds addition to GEORGETOWN, fronting
thirty $50 feet on Bridge street, and binding
Linean street one hundred and twenty glDl Il
Nth the improveure ate tf ereon, consisting OF >
frame houree. The erty 10 well ioca a, and
increasing in value fodly, and will mo, a q I'd
investment.
Terms of sale: 81 400 cash; OF which Sloo must
be paid at time Of sale the sesdue in three equal
payments at 4. 8, and 2 months. 60 be secured BY
deed 81 trust upon the property. Oonveysncfng
and stamps st the pense OF the purchaser. Should
the terms not be complied With In ive days. the de-
po.it 10 be forfeited, the property resold &C
days notice ~ ne rick den ueut purchA.er.
fBhD W JONES; Trustee.
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LErTEF CACgIhRs ExCU RsloN-The Wssh-
ington city Letter C-rrlcTs Association will
give their FIRST grand moonlight excursion TO
Glymont Tomorrow evening. The gentlemen
on the committee Of Arrangement have exer,ed
ihe rselves 10 make the excursion a pic Int
one. and should the weather prove favorable
they will no doubt have a good time The
boat leaves the 9Th street W harf az 6 80 % m.
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CHARGE OF BIeANT.-Yesterday Adelaide
Foster, coloret, We arre-tod by officer McDer
mott, OF the second precinct, for biga ny, in
having more husbands than the law allows
on the complaint Of John II. Francis, and this
moraing she was brought out before Justice
Water, and acknowledging the chs-ge, was
mmitted TO iail for coHri.
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ALARM OF FIRE.-Between III md 10 O'Clock
II night an ala-m of fire was turn>d in from
OK Sc. corner Of 18th ald N streets which WIS
promptly answered by the fire department. and
the Government app -ratus, but no cause could
be discovered for the alarm.
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BOARD OF HRALTH.-At the hour appointed
for the 9" ing Of ne Bo I'd of He1ith -t1t.
Gay there were only four persons presen-, Mr..
Dexter ana thr iepo.. RS, sithough a cal
had IN issurd throu IN the city papers for the
newly ell eted members - s-semble at that
hour. 1t appears hat none Of the newly I'll -
4 members have vet r. ,eiv d Official not ce of
tftr e. >cloa, End for toat ? asoa Were not
present.
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Resumption If Tro5.l West.-The uaveliug pub
lie will be glad 10 know that travel over the
main line Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
westward will re resumed on Thursday morr-
ing, and that the trains lesyirg here at a m.
add S:4S r. m. ccnn"ct with rams on the main
road. 1t was at first thought that the damage
by the r. cent son m YVES SO great that two or
three weeks lime would he required 10 place
the rosd in run ming order, but by he employ.
ment OF large orce of men-over l.200-,he
work has been 20 rapidly advanced that IL IS
fully eSpeci ed that TIT Ell Will be resumed, as
above stated, on Thursday.
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TowLR'e NEW PATENT SHOULDER BRACE
AND SUsPENDER-belieyedt 10 be the best arti-
Gle OF the KIND row IN use new supply Just
received. 7. S. EurT, ass + street, between
9th and 10Th. z
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~ 2s-dts
y 2s-dts THOs. DOWLING, Auct'
nN IHQS eQXLIKG- Anctaoneex: o.. ,cC...,.z
1Ad aggassEEroInMP E9ysR RnoREkEH IN

By virtue Of deed Of trust 20 the undersigned.
bearing date the 36sh day Of june. 1885,, and re
corded In Lber 3. &. =. No. N. folios al es s-q
Of the Land Records Of the District OF Oolumbia
shall expose to pubic sale. On Thu esDAY, the
9th day OF August, A. ID. 1855. ~ O'Clock IN the
afternoon. IN front Of the premises undiv ides
moiety, or half part OF all that parcel Of ground
and premises lying and situate in Georgetown, in
said District Of Oslunbia known and beine ali
that part OF Lot numbered no. In Beatty and
Ha~klns' ADDITION 90 sala town. contained within
the following metes and oounds, viz:
Beginning on the east aide Of High street nifty
ore feet two CD inches south from BeAl street
and thence running northeriy on High street to
beal street, thence easteriy on Beall street one
hundred and twenty nine nHl feet seves 0D
inches, thence south parallel With High street two
CD feet and thence IN . straight line TO the point
Of beginning. with the sppurtenances and build
inss 70 the same belonging.
Terms Of sale: One-half cash; balance in SIX
months; with interest from day Of sale, secured
satisfaction Of Trustee. Sl0 % be paid on the
Close OF sale. Oonveyancing and stamps at pur-
chaserS cost. IL terms are not complied with In
nve days from day OF sale, Trustee reserves right
to resell ct purcssssrt risk On ave days notice.
MAHLON Ash e0RD, Trust
yz3-eO6de THOMAS DO GIIN&
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THF PALM OF SUPERIORITY is awarded to
Mrs. ). a. Aliens Improv' NEW style) Hair
grateful public appreciates the very low price.
One Dollar. Every Druggist sells il. go
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TIE REV. p. ID. GURLEY. ID. D., OF this city,
is now at Clifton Spr;ugs. New YoTf. We are
glad 10 learn that his coalition hrs improved.
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The STORN-Fi1h Wdfer.-I.ast nj Int his w.
cinity was wis., d by a heavy storm. accom-
pani by hail, which for a t,me rendered UNI
brelias almo useless, and il continued until
about O'Clock to-day. The Tiber aud other
small streams soon rose, and IL was feared that
considerable ds'naye would be done. but fortr-
nately they did not rise over their banks. We
ear that ehe waters AZ Ellicctt's Mills rose
rapidly, aud the inhabi .ni3 o. that place We're
for Time fearful that the sto. m would cause a
~econd edition of The greIt flood.
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Pr THos. BOWLING, Auof.: GeOrsetOvn.
0hAScrIHsHT . sAL f. S q SIaRESyED HEAL

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
lTe, EQUITY Docket kliiot ct al. We. friE1eli ct
al, shall, on THURSDAY, August 6th, on the
,. m, Lot No. -, IL Leatty = HsvkinS addition
TO Georfetown. fronting lbs feet the south side
of Madison street, near Fayette street, and con
tsinine about Ia screr Of lend The improvements
consist OF q tvo-story Frame Dwelling House
Terms: oBe-third Of the purchase money 20 BE-
paid In cash; and tie remainder 10 respectively six
and twelve months rom dav Of sole, with interest
TO be secured BY purchssert bends; all IN cash,
AZ the purohasers option: A deed given when all
purchase money lie paid. se ,osit Of fsn required
OF time OF sale. stampe and onyeysncine q par
chasers cost. " Y. rEHpAIL, Trustee
~ Is eo&ds. Taos. D0WLING, Auct.
A -fAyORABLH OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
"A CHEAP DRY GoODs.-We are about hayins
orr Store Room enlarged and rentted, and in view
OF this VIII run on our Stock Of Summer Goods st
srsafIy ,edpesd prices. BENJAMIN MILLER,
az 000 -wANrHD TO BUY-An Kinds OF
9C.UVU: ssntlemens and Ledies' secone-
hand CLOTHING. Also, ell kinds Of rURNI-
TuRE, for which fair price viii be paid. Of Ne.
- Bridge street. Georgetown. fels-ly
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CoRNe, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, and all dis.
eases Of the feet. successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, l2l Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9th. ssreets. Once
hours from 8 3. m. TO 9 p. m. No charge tor
consultation. Established 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-04

GLJTTRRINs TKETH.-Not only does Sozo-
don't imp.rt the soaiteneSs of the puresl porce.
Ia n 10 the L eth, but its polish, too They elis-
ten af,er being brushed with it. like the in ner
surface of an ocesn shell, aud the effect of tins
peerless Gentifrice is 10 render the enamel as
hard and indestructible as adamant