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A NEW BEAUTIFYING AGRNr.-All dentri-
frees had their drawbacks until the salubri-
Gus Bark Of the Soap Tree was brought from
the Chllian valleys. 10 perfect the fragrant So
Zodont the most wholesome reliabls and de-
lightful article for the Teeth that a brush was
ever dipped into. eo3
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SALE OF HOTEL IN LKKsBURG, VA-Mr
John Ham nerly has sold the picket HoteI'r
property. IN this town for $500, Mr. jams
Reamer, of the Loudon Hotel becoming the
purchaser -LeeSLurg Mirror
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RETURN OF THE w. e.. NoLEx' C1ru
members of this club, who embarked on m.
schooner Packet, Capt Fros', last Saturday
noon Tor a rip down ths Potomac returned
~ Sherlns wharf to-day
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PERsONAL.-M-. +. A. BOsw we'll, the City
Collector, left this morning on a trip North
stopping nr>t AZ A'Ianuc City. and will. b.
Tor. h. return visit New YORK and Boston.
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LOCAL N EW s,
lmusements Pir-Ni,sk c

Amusements. Pir-Nics, &c.
JUSNNENAN'- GARDEN mic of the
Gen. Va SOcial CLUB.
ISLAND BAPTIST CHCRCB.-GIass Blowing
fxt IartiCn.
MaKKRITHR's Arr GALLERY SO I'll stree.
SMITH AND STgoNG's ART GALLERY. 2ijF
~tIeet.
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VA Frenchman has fitted sails to his xelocI

pede.
~Twentv- seyen families from near Roches-
ter, New York, propose to come down and
purchase about three thousand acres Of land
near Fredericksburg, Virginia. Their agents
have alread y examined and reported IA vorabiy
HMrs. Melissa J. Norton, of New ALBANY.
lnd, has teen acquitted OF the murder of Scott
Moore, the young man who sent her an insult.
ing letter, urging an appointment which she
kept only too faithfully.
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THIS is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo r.
Wilson L Go. can sell Shoes, Boots &c As chean
as any person who advertises In the Star. IA
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MUST WIN-"No Use DsnHnq tie Fdct--
Stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle Of selling Tea that must
icsfa, being sound and correct in every feature:
One pound as cheap as though you bought 8
thousand.
6,l7 alone" SIG eth street.
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i n i = N.
HE GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
Z r. I - Z NJ,
COMPOUND FLUID ENTRACT
Of THE
IRIS VER8tCOUOR

The most powerful. safe and reliable remedi.,
agent discovered tor the healing Of mas The
wonderful opertes of the Iris Eersicolor hither
to unknown or undeyeloped, hes been brou ght
within the control of science and l. taking it's
stand Is principal amongthe blessings Of Medicine
As An Alternative.
II acts directly upon the blood, cleans and puri
taints which disease or malsrious Influences have
planted there, and ersdicating and neutraliziag
the ys for Shen
II infsllable as remedy for sCRoFIL.. ERIp-
DH6< sc and viii cure the most viraIep,
obstinate cases of
RHEUMATI>M AND GOVT.
y, 1t ls an uniailfng preventative and cure for
FKCTIoN>, and in
DISEASES OF WOMEN
it has no eIual. Its action upgn the L;~sy and
Kidneys s prompt. salutary, and efectiN. and in
Is this pIopsIty which renders it one of the safest
DICRETIC REMEDIES
known In the practice of medicine. Its excellent
Anu skilfut combination with other Ingredients
imp8rts tOit
TONIC QUALITIES
of the highest Order-not temporarily stimulating
but permanently invigorating the digestive or
Rans, and rendering it q most valuable curative
agent In CAGES OF
DYSPEPSIA ANDGENERAL DEBILITY
BY taking IRIsIn, the bic od-which perme .,es
all the tissues and Is the life and nutrition there
3f,s puIii1ed, rendering the whole system per
BENKNBER.-Th medicine is no off.hoo. Of
Iuackery, but the regular formula Of q distiu-
sulshed practitioner, BOW resident of Baltimore
city and high does it stand in the faver ana Is
TEEN Of the Intelligent and scientific that il AZ
been adopted by physics in their practice, and
10 daily being prescribed and recon- me nded ~ the
most eminent OF the profession throughout the
country. The better il becomes known the more
hlshiy Is 1t praised and the more extensively Is it
used.
j II l = y
FORMULA or
DR.. job WILKINS.
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CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
OF WE'VE years practical experience in the
Cnlted states and Canadas, and established at
l2} Pennsylvania avenue. betwen4 AZ and 9th
streets, since 1851, successfully treats Corns,
bunions, Chllblains, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet, without
pain or moon venience 10 the patient. The shoe
can De worn with ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers 10 the many eminent physi-
cians, surgeons and thousands OF other respon-
sible persons who patronize his establishment.
hours nom a. m. 20 p. m. Owing 20 press
OF business at Office, DIR. White Is unable TO
visit patients at their residences except between
q and y. m.
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VALUABLE UNIMPR0vED PROPERTY on
THE CORNER OF THIRD AND FREDERICK
sTREkTs, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. August 9, lS5s, at
6o'ccck, will sell. in front OF the premises, Lot,
Nss q, o., and part of e.. III Beatty & Hawkins'
Addition 20 Georgetown. fronting $50 feet on the
south side of Third street, aud feet on the west
SIDE OF Frederiek street This property is in the
tmme date vicinity Of the Con vent. and cOmmenAs
itself to the attention Of those in want OF good
Building Lots, and will be sold whole or
dlNiC ell 10 SrIt purchasers.
Terms: One third each; balance in and u
months, with interest, secured by a deed Of trust
on the property. Conveyancing and stances az tue
cost Of purchaser Ut purchasers. S. will be re.
auired on each purchase when the same 10 struck
OF. THOMAS DOWNING,
Jys6d Auctiopeer.
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RANGE or THRRMoMRTER at Franklin L.
Cos, opticians, 2i Pennsylvania avenue.
in the shade, to-day: o'clocka. m. II degrees:
~, -; ii, -; II m, -; p. m, sra 81.
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CITY ITEMS.
PstGG's

One Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. 40 P,nusy lvania avenue,
between / ana 9th streets,
Receive new STYLES every morning.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATES
- Ne. 1AS.-Dscsmber Term, SOS.

SUPREME COURT OF THD UNITED STATES
- Ne. 1AS.-December Term, 1865.
The Board Of President and Di-
Iectors Of the st. Louis Public In error 10 the
Schools plaintiffs in Error, 50 prs s 0ouI
Isaac Walker and r. Ryan. Missouri.
Mr.. Blair, OF counsel FOR the plaintiffs in error,
suggests the death Of Isaac Walker zone of the
dstendants in error in this cause, and moved the
Coprt Tor IN order under the 18th rule of(ourt, to
make NM YEODer representatives parties NON con-
csera.ion whereof, 1t II now here ordered bysthfs
0o1rt that unless theYroper representative Of the
ToiuntaIily becomes parties within the frst ton
eetX Q! the ensuing term Of this Court the plain
sa t cause, and to have the same heard, and the
juugmSnt therein rendered, reversed, II CHROME
n ant In some peyspaDe! at the Seat Of Govern
menS IN which the laws OF the United States shall
be printed By authority. for three succsseiv 70
81 !ssst sixty days before the bsginIin9 Of
iSm o. the supreme Court, next easuinG. 9Th
Test b. W. MIDDLETON.
Oisi1 o. me supreme Court Of the United States.
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Rf W. L. WALL CO, Auctiopeers
~ Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
90 Louisiana ave, between 9th and 10Th SITS
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
&C.. AT AUCTION.
~ On SATURDAY MORNING, July 3lst,
o2 1853, commencing at ~ O'Clock, at the
~ Bazaar. We ill sell
FIFTY HORSES AND MULES.
sac. I "
Arso,
a large collection OF d. sirabie New and Second.
hand Carriages, Buggtes. Rockaways jaeger.
Pfatons. bnpr saw sgOns, Cart, Am balances
ara Germantown Wagons.
-, Also,
New ar d Second hand Usrness.
q. Regular sale at the Bazaar every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, without regard ts the
weather. "
Car, ages and Harness always at private sale
20 w L. WALL 90 Aucts
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l. n. LAZENBY,
t. No. I24 Bridge ST., Georgetown, ID. q.
REFRIGERATORSl REFRIGERATORST
Six different varieties Of BefrigerAtor- can be
seen in operation at the above named place, where
any information concerning them will lie given.
For sale cheap for cash.
r. n. LAZRNBY,
jy6 No. 124 Bridge ST.. Georgetown, ID. q.
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TNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

WARRINGTON, d. o., July s, 1859.
On the petition Of .. W. 0OODALI, OF Gin
ton, Iowa praying for the extenston Of patent
reissusd on the l6th day Of April, 1851. for I'm.
provement in mach ines To- making en- xelopts:
II 10 ordered. that said petition be heard q this
once on the 5Oth day OF Be ltember next. ANY Der
SOD may oppose this extension. ObJsctions, depo-
sitions, and other papers should be died 1 u this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL 3. USHER.
~ 101AWJW Commissioners of Patents.
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OROss 3 WALSH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Z BROKERS
No. 337 PRNNA. AVEhUE. South Side.
Between 9Th and 1th streets west
eANL. GROSS,
spely JAS. W.WALSH,
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CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST White
SAirts, IS cents, 81. 81 25, and upwards. IN
dershirts and Drawers, from 81 cents upwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for p cents. Hand.
kerchIefs already hemmed, for 25 cents. The
pest Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or 80 cents a
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
outton.hole, 10 cents a box; and all other goods
az equally low prices, at Franc &c Goldn1an's,
Marbl Hall, No. i5S 9TH street, opposite Patent
Office. ar.
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'l'HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscti
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Warrington County, in the District Of Columb is
letters Il a6mi ration tho personal estate Of
PATkIOH H McGiNN. late of Washin gton coun.
~. ID. o., deceased; All persons having clams
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
toexhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber. on or before the 18th day Of July
next: they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
all beneft Of the said estate. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of July, 1859
Wis iaWsws EMMA n, HIGGINS Adm'x.
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RI THUUAS DUWLING, Auc'ri GeOrgetown
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE AT FUCLIc AUCTION.
- virtue Of deed OF trust 20 the uuder-
E. signed, dated May 18th, ls5s, and duly re
ton county. will sell. IN front OF the premise.
ON RIpAY AFTERNO0S, July 30th, 1853. at s
clock, pat Of Lot No. - fronting 50 feet on
caste of II ish street, directly opposite the
telmi nation of 5th stIeet.D with q depth Of ls9
feet improved by q substantial two story Fran.
DWelliI house and necessary outhuidings
Terms cash. Cohyeyancing and stamps at the
cost OF the purchaser. Ss0 will lie required wheu
the property is struck OF.
wALBERT KING. Trustee.
~ l9d THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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a FIVE SPECIMEN OF ART-C,nsider.ble
a'leh,iCH has been dIawE IN a mOst artistic
specimen on penmarship now on exhibition in
one OF ne 'front.' windows Of liessrS. French
- EIcnardsoES book store. gear The cOrrer OF
LVLh>yl ana avenue aud stu street. T. l.
Tue production of Mr. T.. 4. Hactiroty of
iLi> CITY, ana consists of a series OF resoIu-
lions drafrsd nv Mr.. T.. q. Davis. chairnau
- lur committee appointed by Washington
tuEnandeTy ', knights remplar. returninc heir
.CHhO" leCsemeEfs TO the members of 81
JOhn Lodge of Philadelphia, Tor the marked
attention received AT their h1nds during m.
occasion OF The grand Masonic cOnc.xye m tb9t
eity- The resolutions have been Handsomely
uaLscT.neG on par Chment, OF about twelve hy
hU-tH an hes IN dimensions, with elaborate
head ornaments. and enclosed on eaah sid
Win gothic columns o: baIutIful design. The
>-aI OF the CoElnaEdeTy hts been prominent
~ sttacaed l. gold. and the ofticIai signatures
81 iE' chief officers also appeEded. TIE rsso-
iu'IOES- winch have been SUBS .antIaIly and
~ SahiIy framed. Will be forwarded TO =,
icEEs Ledge, OF Philadelphia a. An early
'say.
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TIE ORDER OF ODD FELLOws.-P. IL. Swep.
SECRETARY OF the Grand Lodge, aud G. r.
X CCliedge, Scribe eff the Grand Encamp-
nent OF Odd Fellows Of the District CT C)Iun1-
D5a- have lust forwarded TO The Grand Lodge
of the nl'ed States their reports for the wear
ending June 30th last. The report of the
former shows the following Number of
lodges, -; ihItiarors, E1; reflections. -: ad-
United Dy card, .; Withdrawn by card, s.: re-
Esatemen's, -: suspensions. IL; explosions
?, deaths- -; total namber OF members, , ~:
bToiheIs relieved, 81; widowed families re-
HeNeo, % amount paId for relief of brothers
SHE de- widowed families. s9s.D5-: do
SdueatIon OF orphans. SI.6c9.9i; do. hury,sg the
seac, >l,;{-e.1j; total relief. SII,33jsI: amount
CT annual receipts, slS,gI11i
Ihe report OF the PatT.archal branch shows
fL@ following Number of encampmpurs 1.
iHI'laiICns- %, reiections. q; admitted by card
= T;thdrawn by card. Q, rsInstatem-Gts !:
us ensIons, ;; explosions, ,; dearhs. q: total
Glno|r OF members, s32; patTiarchs Ieliaysd
te- widowed families relieved. ~: amount paid
lST FSiIeI Of patTlarchs, >I,I@-; do. widowed
families. so do. bnrying me dead SlItO
Total relief, >lsiji amount OF receipts, - 7-iI-
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rNIrrn STATrs PATENT 0FFI0E,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. ,
q, ~. b At Iu y & isss
Iowa praying for the extension OF patent granted
to him ON the 9Th day Of OGso6sr, lsse. and reis
sued on the 10th day Of April. lSsl LOT IN improve
ment In Machines for Makiag nnyeloles;
Il I: ordered that said gsssSrS % heard q
person may oppose this extension. Objections, dc
petitions aud other I.IeEs sho1id !, e sd in this
6AMUEL 8. EfeHeR,
jy ls-law3v C0mHisaoueP NJ pafAnts.
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OF WATER REGISTRAR,

"AsHINGTON d @. July u, $50
To ALL WHO UeE THE POTOMAC WATGB
The waste and excessive use of water v hich
DOW pre- walls deprives the residents of aha higher
loe antics OF supply for ordinary dome site
while with rr per economy there is enough for ths
necessities Of all
NOTICE Is THEREFORE GIVEN, by y!rtre
OF an ordinance - the Cooperation. that al! vi,
OF water must ces1e, and the folio wing restric.
mons upon it's use III be Ell forced fer two mon tbs
J. AL Ornamental jeIs or fountains must be shut
.. The use Of hand hose inr washing horses or
Carriages must be discontinued
3. The Of water for building r;3rnoses bV
copluctiDC il thfo ugn cutters, is pToEibited
The watering of streets or sidewalks will be
allowed only once daily, between sunset aud one
hour there after, and then only for fifteen minutes
q. R. BOND, W ater Registrar
The above notice is approved,
l. HOHEN
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NITKD STATES p.rkNr OFFICE.

~ WARRINGTON, u. u, July 10. 1859.
On the petition of JneEPH MCCUkD, OF Phil
adelphis, Ptnss., praying for the extension OF q
patent granted 10 him on the 2 tn day OF Noyem-
Der, ISIS, for impro enc mt in Psicemen's Bat.
ties
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office the 18th day OF October next. Any per.
sos may oppose this extension. Obiections, deposi.
once twenty days before the day Of bearing:
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
y 2liaw3w Commissioner OF Patents.
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nR. LkwIE a DAVIS DENTAL AssOOlA
~ TON.
No. $50 PrSEsYLyANIA AVENUE,
Between l2th aud 18th streets

TT III On IhdtIfU WITHOUT PfIN.
. NO charge will be made for extracting where Ar
unclsi Teeth are Inserted. although the
pstlent VIII lie required 20 Day for the SSA
snffleH cpe alton when performed, which ~SllH
al DC aeoocted when the teeth are made Tho
Asocihnon IL nov prepared 60 make Teeth %
Gold, silver, and Rubber at New York Philad.i-
phfe, and Boston prices All persons vtsbIDs den
tai work done have g. cheap as n the shcvs-
named citiee All work win be done in the pest..e
ADD best manner. ana wsrrs nted 20 give sutir.
satisfaction. Persons viii do well 60 All ana e.-
anime our WORK before getting % eIsewh here 10
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OFFICE OF MAJOR AND SUIT MET. Police.
July Is, 1863
The members OF the police force are hereby in
stCcted 10 enforce the provisions of the foregoing
notice by aTrestIng the parties guilty OF i's viola
tiCn. A. O. RICHARDS
~ IL Glf Major and Superintenient
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Foe coon
SUMMER READING
Select from the following list of late pubic atoms
AIy book In the list eau be recomDle ndsd enter
tanning Orders by mail promptly Illei at pub
lishers' prices. Postage free.
PHILIP SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS AND STiTTONERS,
332 Penn. ave-, bet. Sth and 10th SITS.
PAPER COVERS.
MABRIED AGAINST BEAsOn; by Mrs. Shell
COED AND CREEsE; by the author Of the
boo &c Club I" 100 pagee.-.-.............-.-.. 80
LATTICE LlSLE 100 pales.................-. %
TIL LOST MANUSCRlPT. TO pages....... "a
FOB HEB SAKE. by f, W. Hobinson.
sTkETTON: by Henry kinesly $50 pages. 40
OVER fONDER; author Of Odd Msnnville SCI
cret " AZ pages .............. SO
THAI BOY Of NXRCOIiiTs; by Charles Lever
IS pages..,,.,, . IS
CLOTH CUVERS.
HE KNEW he WAS RIGHT; by Anthony Troll.
PHfNEAs finn; by Anthony Troliope. 81
coon e0nlET1, complete manu- al of manners
BY the Right Hon. the Countess Of -, rare
ARTEMUjS wHBD'S PxNORxM sI So
Arse. A NORWEGIAN STORY -.......-..sl 90
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~ or CoIrMBGI, WAsHINsIoN COUNTY. 10 tcit.
In the csss Of WM. :. MAsTlN, Administratsr
afore said has with the Of the Orphans
Court Of Washington County storeeaad.. a.
1889 for the mai and distrtbuton Of the
persona! estate Of said decsased ana O. the assets
lected and turned into money; whom and whore
all the creditors end heirs Of said deceGsed are NO
or they may otherWis, by Law be excluded from ali
benefit in said decessed's estate; provides soly
weeks in the Evening efar, preyieus % the sAid
day. Teot:-A. WeUSTEB
IL N-lsvSvr RARister Of willis.
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The POTOMAC FRONT.-From this pom. 20
day oar report EMBRACES rs usuai compls:- t.
turns. Taxing Up the rep orts OF yesr'rdiy, -
published in the SrAg, We. in addition tp-
pend The following A ~ o'clock to day the
schooner Pa, Est C1riail Frost entered h1r-
Dor ST SAeckrli's wharf. bringing hsc< me
members OF tie .SOien Gina " who left Wash
ina On last SatCrtty week. Although fortified
for syeTy emergency, ye', by force OF elem snts.
the great,s skill WAS drought into play, and
on one OF more occasions, IL became necessary
To- sheave TO- 20 avoid aItmi.ous results from
suGdsn flaws. is tbes' Packet Ne 4. ed her wharf
she " a. greeted with the firing OF can on from
Waits Bay and other signals, and on touching
terra fiTma, the r-vprberatiug notes of Long
streets (colored) biri,' demo. slritai the fat
that happy event bad been brought 10 an
end, ana all hands had enjoyed themselves.
Capt Ryther, OF the steamer w. W. Colt, of the
Washington and Norfolk route, reports that he
has secured, during a recent trip 10 Norwich,
tnhn-, the services of new steamer, the
Escort, to run in connection with the
GEORGETOWN. The Colt carried down to Nor
ioik TINS morning upwards seventy passengers
ana large quantity of freight. The regular
wharf reports Will be found below:
HGTrey's WhaTf-ArIiyed.-Schr. Phnbe
Williams, Spalding, and Il. S.oakley, Hill
man, from Havre de-Grace, with cJal for
CLARKE Il Given.
CGT'er's Uh1rf-Salled.- Schrs Ann HamIl.
ton. FockeS, for Rockers Straights, light;
William NJ. Wilson, Brown. for GEORGETOWN.
- load coal for Boston. Hsm.-Sa'Iei from
HavTe.de-Grace. on the 18th inst, Schrs. Ed
ward Thomas, Seward, and America, Paul,
for this wharf with coal for ]. T.. Miller and
Edward Campbell.
JeiasoA's Wha5-Ssusd.-Schr Jesse Il,
Smith. Williams, for Alexandria, 20 load coal
Tor Ellen Point, Conn.
Iosrls-'s Uhdrf.-Arriyed-Schr Brave. Rig
gen, from Norfolk, with Lumber for :. Bletz;
slcop Susan Brewer, johnson, with fish for
James SkIdmore. Sailed-Schrs Aune Glib.
son, Brown. with ice for the fishing shores:
Mechanic, Smart down the river, light.
'r0gcfs (StItt street. Wharf. - Arrived -
= hrs. A. J Bentley, Bunnell. from New York,
with go tens OF blue stone for y. Acker; Flor
enCe. ii udson, from North Carolina. with 81 o a
Iret lumber and 5000 shingles for O'kse.e
M'TiTS CeGi and Wood Wharf, 9th street
Arrived -Schr. Mary, Durie, with wood for
George l.. Sheriff.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
MAkklT STkEEf, BETWEEN SECOND
AND TH!Rb 81 kEETs, ATA0CTIoN
- On Friday AFTERNOON, July 9th at
E Ga O'Clock, L will sell, in front of the prem.
!6ises part Of Lots li9 and Isl, fronting IS feet
on the east side OF Market street. bet tween ID and
"a streets by oepth Of leo feet 10 ~ foot alley
HE improvements consist Of q new we'll buiii
Freme Dwelling House. containing Ten rooms
with gas and water aud . good cellar
Terms 0ne.third cash: balance in and IL
months, With interest, secured by q deed 90 trust
on the property. Convey sucing and stamps at I De
cost OF purchaser. SlU will be required " hen the
properly Is struck of.
y ga THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
II'lrLnicla clnnr
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DIVORCE CAsEs.-Yesterdey in the Equity
Court, q summons to answer was issued in the
case OF Ann EiIZa Hull VS.. Richard A. Hiil.
The plaintiff sets forth that she has long been
married 20 the defendant has had several chill
dTen by him in Georgetown, where they boz
resided; out that notwithstanding she was a
good ard faithful wife 10 the defendant he Of
tentImes i'll treated her, and once threatened her
with bowie knife in his hands. She further
alleges that he committed adultery with one
Carrie Blond, contracted disease, and has de-
serted his family, and now lives in adultery
with Carrie Blond in Philadelphia.
The same course was taken in the case of
Laura Thomas vs.. J 1hn Thomas. The plan.
TN alleges that she has been long arried TO the
Defendant: has five children by him. aud has
been Il good wife, but the defendant recently
committed adultery at restaurant on TIN
street. with a woman TO the plain fif unknown
she, therefore. prays divorce from the bonds
of matrimOny.
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