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other. Those who have
-,i,. H. know that 1t cured them ih0St. vino have
uut, know that IT cures thCr ioghhor9 and friends,
i all know that hat it tiorN once it does always
rlt. it never ail, through any FAULT or neglect oi
IT, roirpo~ iljnn. We have, and can show, thou
.ads upon thousands of certificates of rrmalka-
,I.. cures OF the. following complaints but such
cares are known III every nclghDorlOOd, and why
hpuld we publish them Adapted to all ages and
Conditions i'll all climates; containing neither Gallo
mel any dtletcrious drug, they may be taken
uith safety by amy body. Their sugar coating pre-
rrvrs them ever fresh and makes them pleasant To-
Ilkc, while being purely vegetable no harm can
nI-r from their use IN amy quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
ntlIai VisCera to purify the blood and stimulate it
INTO healthy action remove the distinctions of the
-tuInach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
h"dy, restoring their irregular action to health and
y correcting, wherever they exist, such deramlrc-
inrnt@ the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given IN the wrapper on
The box, for the following complaints, which these
s'iTES rapidly cure
For Dy-IIepsi.G or Indigestion, EistIeas-
mess. Lan2uOT and Loss of Appetite, they
-h0uld he taken moderately to stimulate the stOm-
lrh and restore its healthy tone and action.
For liver G,OmuIaint and its various syInl-
IONS, Isiiious EH eada he. sick He.s.i..c he
bAundICe on Green Sickness, niliOus
collie and bilious Eevers, they should be jt-
cOuSly taken for each case, to correct the diseased
.trtIOn or remove the distractions which cause it,
For GsysentcTy or DiarThGesa, but one mild
dose Is generally required.
For kEheum.sfisna. GOut, Gravel, R3sIri-
sati0n of tIse Heart, Pain in the side,
Sack and AOins, they should be continuously
taken as required to change the diseased action of
The system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For DrOEssy and DrOpsical SsseIiinGs they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro-
duCc the effect OF Il drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should bC taken
it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As Il Dinner Pin, take one or two PiFfs to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invIgOratCS the system. Hence 1t Is often at
NlntageOuS where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels toerably well, often finds that dose
at these PiitS makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and TenOVatInG effect on the dl@eS-
i've apparatus. There are numerous cases where
puTgatiVe IS required which we cannot enumer-
here, but they suggest themselves to everybody,
and here the virtues of this Pin are known, the
public no longer doubt what to employ.
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Fresh as q MaIdeD'S Blush "

Is ;Ee pure peachy Complexion which follows the
Hse OF Hagans Magnolia Balm. L: Is the True
Secret of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies in Society
understand this.
The MagEoIi4 Balm changes the rustic Coun-
trg Girl into d City Belle more rapidly than any
ether ono thing.
Redness, Sunburn, Tan, Freckles, Biotches and
III effects OF the Summer Bun disappear where it
= used, and genial, cultivated, fresh express
SION IS obtained which rivals tha BLOOM Of Youth.
Ea4utv is possible to all who will invest % cents
~ any respectable store and insist on getting the
Magnolia Bam.
Use nothing hut Iyo1's Kathairon 10 Dress the
NaI.
ally It y I'm
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-, "A number of Southerners are spending
the summer season in Versailles.
Northern Mississippi is said to he over
run with Western drummers
pr. Chapln's church, in New York. has
been closed for the summer.
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Another svvtndIing Inv.ntion E1po.,d.


The last dodge of the scoundrels who
plunder farmers is thus commented on by
| the Journal of Chemistry
'The need of the diffusion of moro prac-
| tical scientific information among oil
classes is clearly shown in the readiness
| with which people become victims to some
of sthe most absurd tricks and schemes
which the brains of cunning men can in
vent. The last of these tricks surpasses in
audacity all others which wo have heard
of. A patent butter company have opened
offices in this and other cities to show
people how to make q pound of good
butter out of pint Of milk, and to sell
them rights to make, and also a little
white powder, which is the agent used to
peform the magic work.
cat the office of the company they do
not ask the eager purchaser to believe their
statements but they churn the butter be
fore his eyes. A pint of milk, with half
pound of good butter, is put into little
tin churn with a spoonful of the powder
the whole is warmed, and then five minutes
churning brings out one and half pounds
of good butter Here is a demonstration
What can be more convincing No one
suggests to the enterprising company that
nearly nine-tenths of the milk used is wa
ter, and, If they perform what they allege,
they are changing water into butter. This
would, indeed, be miracle equal to that Of
the Saviour, who changed water into wine
We have teen asked several times by intel
Hgent gentlemen how this thing can be
explained. Very easily. BY this process
the whole of the pint of milk (mostly COM
posed of water) is driven into, or blended
with, the half pound Of melted butter put
into the churn.
''There is no Important increase of real
butter in the churn, although the watery
mass, which looks like inferior butter,
weighs more. Pat the mass into dish
and heat it, and the true butter will sepa-
rate from the milk or water with which it
is blended. This is the method by which
butter and lard are greatly adulterated
Nearly all the lard sold by grocers contain
from twenty-five to forty per cent. Of
water. The adulterers have not been able
until within year or two to combine with
genuine lard more than twenty-five per
cent. of water but recently, by the use of
alkaline carbonates partly saponifying the
lard, they force into association more than
forty per cent. What a shameful fraud
this is And how hard it falls upon poor
people, who mostly consume the attenuated
fat We shall wage unceasing war upon
these wicked frauds and schemes and we
ask all honest men and women to aid us in
exposing, and thus preventing the evils. "
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Hon. 8. s. Cox writes from Malaga that
much of the wine is made from the potato.
White leather harness, with gold buckles,
is q nobby watering place style. amos r,...
:. Joe Jefferson has young Rip Van Win.
kle. He came Wednesday.
The foliage of most of the shade trees ol
Boston has been entirely destroyed by the
worms.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

square, Of 10 lines or less, for each and every
in seat ton, 81.
Special Notices will he charged 5000 per square
f@rcachand every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications of every
act7r, are charged as advertisements.
ss-No advertisement, rejecting upon private
character, can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be
admitted.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Cor. to the Baltimore Gazette.
The split In the Republican Party-The
QuArIeIs CT Partisan JOurnaIs-Carpet-
Baggers and ScaIl lawags Getting In Bad
OdOr-The Interview Between President
Grant and Governor Elect walker-Im-
portant Meeting of the Trades Unions
Negroes and Cinnamon
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recovered to ssim 10 the shore with her bur
den.
All honor is due tls brave girl. who las trtce
baen Instrumental in saving the life OF her felIow-
beings. For service attended WIT n,1ch legs
risk recently Miss i LGVis, nS Ne ~, Z |.
was presented VIII: t1any fhings Of v..lv. LII
US not be behind hand il honariny his tIl,al-
iy brave Southern girl.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-07-23

New York State laid the first foundation
stone of her new capital building at Albany
last week. '' - >''~!
In Cuba there are 100000 blacks, free
and slaves, nearly all of whom favor inde-
pendence.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

I'VE SUBSCRIBER HAVING on THE 7th
II day OF June 1869, qualified as Administrator
by gives general notice to all creditors Of said
Estate to present their claims duly authenticated
Oh or before the 18th day of June, A. d, 1870 or
u's notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery.
BENZ. f. RINALDI
Administrator
Elizabeth, N. c., june 10, 1869 l9-Gt
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The Minister to Spain.

The New York World is dissecting the
life and character of Daniel Z. Sickles, the
recently appointed Minister to Spain, and
makes ont very ugly customer in n moral
sense. The writer seems posted in all of
the rascality of Sickles' past life, ana with
a number OF discreditable incidents, re-
lates the following;
Another incident had occurred while
Sickles was Secretary of Legation which
was alone sufficient to disclose the essen
tial quality of the man. He was invited,
in his official capacity, to dinner given
by Mr.. George Peabody to the Americans
in London on the 4th of July. After par
taking of Mr.. Peabody's hospitality on that
occasion, Sickles wrote an anonymous let.
ter to the Boston Post, scurrilously attack
ing Mr.. Peabody and his guests. The
American banker sent to the Post, in res
ponse statement Of the facts. where
upon SickIes discovered as the author oi
the SANDER, attempted q personal CORES
pondence with Mr.. Peabody. He was
silenced by the following cOntemptuons
rejoinder:
SECRETARY OF LEGATION, LONDON.
LONDON October lG, 1854.
iSir:-Tour letter OF the 18Th inst. has been re
| ceived, and as it eXOnOrAtes MIR. buchanan from
| being party TO your communication OF the 4tl
inst ag, also, from my Inference that he was tht
| gentleman alluded to in the letter only rising
tho toast i'll honor Of the Q1een after rapea ated
| promptings from me, relieves me from all em
barr asament in replying to vOnr first communica
tiOns.
! AS Secretary of the Legation ut the United
States a5 this court, invited you to dinner Civ
! en- by me to the Americans in London on the I'll
| of July in honor of the anniversary Of our ma
| tional Independence.
Yru attended nat dinner, and IN violation o.
| that courtesy aud that etiquette which prevails
| among gentlemen, you addressed an anOnymou
letter to the Boston Post, commenting upon th
| events Of the evening, and charging me with
want Of patriotism and a dOadyism SO dlsgracefu
! to the American character that you .eit the tabl
in disgust
To this unjustifiable assault replied, but con
fined myself to e simple statement of facts neces
| sary for my defence, and now you GEEK to open
| correspondence with me because the facts se
| forth in defending myself necessarily impugne
your accuracy. 10 this [ cannot assent. You
having been present at my table as guest o.
the anniversary Of our national independence
does not, under the Circumstance, authorize yo1
to carry on correspondence with me, and
therefore return herewith your communication c
the 4th instant.
In adopting this course, it would be inprope
to enter into detailed regulation OF any positio
| assumed by you antagonistical to the statement
contained in my letter to the Boston Post
Respectfully,
your obedient servant,
GEORGE PEABODY.
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A NOBLE ACT OF A SOUTHERN HEROINE.
We give place with much pleasure to the
following communication from cores
pondent at Smithville. No one can fail to
be struck with admiration at the noble act
of Miss Stuart, therein narrated. We con-
gratulate or old friend Admiral Hunter on
the rescue of his child and the South, and
our own section especially, ON the possession
of snch a noble heroine as Miss Stuart
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ANOTHER HEROINE.

At smithville, n. O., on Tuesday 18th instant,
the daughter of Captain Hunter, of the Steamship
"Fairbanks," while playing on the dock at Smith,
vile. was struck by plank and immediately
knocked overheard. Miss Kate Stuart being on
the dock at the same time. Immediately plunged
in, and being capital swimmer, caught the glrl
as sise came up the second time. Miss Stuar'
immedi ately struck out for the shore, but as the
child (sged 12l was so heavy, she was obliged
to cling to the posts Of the dock until sufcienty
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AyerS Cathartic Pills,

go -. :!,9 iIHri!s.s4'~ ssf a..x:saiSs VI t-.s-
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FISE YIELD OF WHEAT. enterpris-
ing townsman, Thomas E. Brown, Esq,
has inst threshed his crop of wheat and,
as usual, has made q splendid yield. OFF
Of ten acres of land he harvested 233 bush
els of the finest quality, it being an aver
age of 2:3I bushels per acre.
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STATE NEWS

Rev. Henry Petty, pastor of the Warren
ton Baptist church, has received call from
the Red Bank and Lower Northampton
churches. s.-Ral. Stand
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II RNER. On Wednesday, } anuary 10Th after
nngering Illness OF consumption, SAMUEL B.
TURhkk. formerly of Charles county MARYLAND .
Relatives ami friends Of the family are respect
frly invited 70 attend the funeral from his late
fesldeDC- h street south between 9Th and 7th .ts .
N sunday aftern oDn ~ half past clock 2ts
Port Tobacco Times please copy 4
INDERMAUKk. On the I'D inst at 6 O'Clock
. N. IkkE MlAH lSDsRMACER. in his ei Oh
~ NIL year, a native Of Switzerland, but for A.
Sssrs reside ut Of Washington, G
me funeral will take place SUNDAY after.
noon ~ O'Clock m from al ID STREET, be-
tween 9Th and 10Th street.
LAILY. On Friday evening. MICHAEL DAILY
Cork. VI
The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon,
AZ o'clock from Pennsylvania avenue, nrst door
below % street 10 which the relatives and friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
WARD. In this city. at o clock this morning
bOCGGasc GOBrON WARD. son OF Col J.
and Matte Gordon Ward, Of New Orleans, La ,
aged 2yesrs, month AMI Is days
taeS orleans and J Jackson Miss, papers please
rCRREN. January. I'd inst, ct 7 O'Clock. At
the residence Of his sister. May MaRee al ron.
nslb town, PETER CORREN aged s. years and
The friends of the family are requested 20 .ttsud
the funeral, to morrow, 81 uday ) O'Clock.
AVnRY. On the I'd instant, GRACIE MARS
only child Of william .. and Hattie o. Ayery
aged months and a days.
M0HTG0M1BY At Sacketts Hsrbor, on the
18th instant, MARl. wife Of Rear Admiral J B.
Montgomery, o. 3. NAVY.
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EVENING STAR
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

In the Georgia Legislature yesterday a reso.
luton that colored persons are entitled, and Of
night should BE- permitted 10 serve on lurIes
whenever such persons are upright and INTEL
ngent and that no distinction should be made
against persons on account OF race or color
Vas voted down a bill was introduced t.
submit the eligibility Of negroes to the Supreme
Court Of the State, and requiring decisioa
two days after the passage OF the bill; and, in
case they refuse, TO give reasons In writing.
1t Is reported that all the coal miners en-
ployed on the lines of the Pan Handle ana Al
iegheny Valley railroads are on a strike for
higher wages. They demand d We cents a bushel
for digging, which Is an advance Of one cent.
II rs also stated that the miners on the Penn
sylvania railroad, though al present at work,
are daily expected to strike.
IL is thought IN London that Greece will ad-
here 10 the protocol adopted by the Conference
N. Walewski IS TO convey the protocol of the
conference 20 Athens, and will wait five days
Tor an answer from the Grecian Government.
The passport regulations are being enforced
at Havana with great stringency, aud pas
sengeTs from the United States have been de-
iayed for hye hours after the arrival OF the
steamer
The Baltimore schooner William Severe,
which sailed from New York on the 16h in
slant, Wen; down ON the 19tn, OFF Cape Charles.
The captain and crew arrived at New ork on
Thursday.
A meeting of journalists has been held in
Berlin with reference 10 an International copy
right law between the United States and Ger
many
nre in the store of Magruder Il Bro, at
Annapolis. yesterday, dad damage 10 tue
amount of sIOOo, which is about covered by
insurance.
The Florida House has passed a bill re-
pealIng the act authorizing the Governor TO
appoint detective police force throughout the
State.
The vote IN the Indiana Legislature on the
election of Hon. ID. ID. Pratt as United States
Senator stood Pratt, %; Hendricks, o.; absent
and paired of, :.
At Havre-de Grace. Nd. on the 18th instant
the Republicans elected Mr. James A. Hopper
town commissioner.
Some of the Philadelphia papers are advo-
eating paid fire department for the city, and
the abolition of the volunteer system.
The Democrats OF the second district of Mas
Of Manchester, for Congress.
hotel at River du Loup, Canada, was de-
suoyed by IRE yesterday. and three children
ana one man We're burned to death.
AT Annapolis yesterday, the gas works be-
longing 10 the city We're blown up, and the
buildings almost entirely destroyed.
BlaisdelI, Eckel and McLaren have been
found guilty Of revenue frauds in New York
and remanded for sentence.
The Cuban insurgents recently attempted to
ourn the city of ManZanilla- but were repulsed
oy the garrison.
The Duke Brabant and Prince Royal of Bel
GUM Is dead He was ten years old.
The custom house az Rio Janeiro has been
entirely destroyed by fire.
The Bank del Commerce., at Havana, has
resumed payment
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10y GkEEN h WILLIAMS,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. $40 Southeast corner 9TH and streets


CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE wHAEF
AND MILL PROPERTY IN GE0haETOWN
Court of the District of Columbia in equity can se
No: l,229, wherein AlonZo Gordon al are com
plsin,nts, and William Dawson ct al are de-
the premises: on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of
January, A: ID. 1879, at o'clock p. ni., q valuable
etS e 10 two PARCELS Of land in ,e
parcel contained within the following metes and
bounds Beginning ut the fntersec OF Frederick
and water streets, at the southeast Of said
parcel and running thence north to the southern
line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal; thence
with the line of said nal westwardly TO an alley
thence southwardiy with the eastern line of sad
line of said Water street to the place Of beginning
The other of said parcels contained within the fol-
dary Water street: for the southern BOUNDARY the
Potomac river; for the eastern boundary Frederick
street; and for the western boundary the easter
line OF the property OF Bryce TIA, Tor -tos ether
with the privileges and appurtenances to each Of
said parcels belonging.
This property is now used q transportation
cties and Is % With n
brick warehouse. 1t fronts the can al ana the
Potomac river with fine wharfage.
ninety nine years, renevabie forever, at annual
rent OF SIX hundred dollars, with the privilege of
purchasing the fee for the sum Of ten thou sand
dollars.
Terms Of sale One third cash; and the balance
at Elk and twelve months, for which the notes of
the pure sser will be taken. bearing interest from
tos day 9, sale and len retained ON the premises
sold AZ conveysncing ana revenue stamps At the
required Of the guyschsssr q she tine = sale.
a1dsds GREES S4I WiEGIAMs IT Hssss
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
I'll s h a ;sth inst, same hour and place.
Ja2l-eod6ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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DRoPosALs FOR COIN.
HEADQ ms Firm Militant DIsTRICT.
STATE OF TEAAs.

HEADQ'Rs Firm militant DIsTRICT.
STATE OF TEAAs,
OFFICE OF CHEZ QUARTEREAsrER,
AUSTIN. Texas, ysnusr, 8, 1853.
Sealed Proposals. IN duplicate, will be received
at this ONCE until SATURDAY. February rs. 1893.
At ~ o clock M. for furnishing the Qusrtermss-
ter DepaItm a; Camp Concordis, Texas, vi In
such quantity Of Corr 40 MAJ be required Until
June 30. 1879
shelled. and delivered in sacks, subject riga
inspection.
Delivery 70 commence on acceptance Of con
tract. and continue IT, such quantities and 81 such
times ss may be rsauir by the Post = Gsrtsrmas-
BIDS 10 be plainly endorsed {" Proposal. for Corn
at Camp Concordis,' and addressed 10 the under
signed.
b command CT fsrsyet Ne CT General Candy.
J. A POTTE6.
Breyet BROADER General, and G. y NJ.
Js206I Fifth Military District.
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Broken,
No. S26 Southeast corner OF Seventh and sh
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATn.
E.. w. worthington and wife, dated l4th DE
6cember. A. d. 1854, and recorded in Ltber N
y. No s., foios ~, &C.. one OF the LAND records
for Wash inato county, District Of Columbia l.
~ surviving trustee, Will offer for sale at public
auction, in front Of the premises. on TUESDAY
tie go day OF February. A. D. 1859, at O'Clock D.
m. all that piece or parcel Of ground lying and be-
Ing ~ the city OF Washington, aud District of Co
lunbia. known aud distin suished as part of lot
subdivision efsQaare numbered -four hundred and
twenty i've, t423:) and bounded a. follows: Begin
Dirg at the northwest corner of said square, and
thence running sonth along the line OF 9Th street
IL feet and lIs inches, thence st 80 feet then ce
north u feet liza inches to NJ str set north thence
west 90 feet, to the place of beginning.
This property 10 situated on the southeast corner
OF 8th street west and NJ street north, and is inn
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in two
equal fnetallmentss at six and twelve months tor
which the purchaser will be required to give his
or her notes, bearing interest and secured by o
deed Of trust On the premises. 4 deposit of ol00
VIII be reqnired from the purchaser when the
property 10 Knocked off All eonveyancing and
stamps at cost Of purchaser. II the terms OF sale
are not all complied with within ten days from the
sell at the risk and cost Of the defauiting pur-
chaser. By giving two weeks previous pubic
notice b. ADVERTISEMENT in some newspaper pub-
lished at Washington, d. O., Of such resale.
isA.2av&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts
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DRoPosALs FOB CORN.
HEAng'Rs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
sTsTE OF 1ESas.

HEADq'Rs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
sTaTE OF TExas.
OFFICE or CHIEF QUARrERM.srsR.
AUSTIN, TENAs. Janulry o. 1879.
Sealed Proposals in duplioate, Will be recei we'd
at this Office until FRIDAY, February s, 1859. Ct
IL II for furnishing tue Quarterms ster's Depart
m ept At Fort cnnoho. Texas, with such quantity
Of Corn g. mas Be required until May 81. 1853.
Corn 10 re good, clean. merchandise quality,
sheled ano de-. cred IN sacks, subject % . rigid
Inspection
Delivery 20 commence on award Of contract.
snd continue in such quantities ana At such
times Is may lie required By the Post Y usrtermss-
ter
Bids 20 be plainly endorsed Proposals Tor Corn
dersigned.
BY command OF Brevet MAJOR General Rey-
nolds. J. A. POTTER.
Brevet Brigadier General ans G. q N.
10 20-6t fifth Military District