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CIV. 1868 VI.
ALI-HEALIHa
LOTION.

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give satifs satlsfAotion. altar . fair and roper
trial. plsdss nyssn refund the money received
., hs rs..I. q y: empty bottle. Ill,
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The Rev. DR.. Bushnell, In his new book,
"Tho Reform Against Nature" writes on
this subject as follows:
There Is one matter where genuine re-
form would accomplish more for women, a.
verify believe, and take them out Of the
corner that now pinches them great deal
more, certainly, than 10 give them the right
Of suffrage and Of civil office; having, also,
the further advantage that II would give
them n more open way to the proper woman's
life, for which they are better made, instead
OF taking them OF Into quasi battles with men
for points Of precedence and prerogatives Of
government which do not belong to them,
and never can. ] speak here Of a reform
that takes of or somehow loosens the en-.
barge on women, rs respects advances
toward marriage.
The assumption now Is that women must
be nrst lassoed and taken, courtcd long nnd
skllfully then, and almost to the death
before they can venture an approving look.
II they cannot be conquered then, they must
not be had, and they must take this ground
themselves. On one side there must be a
close fence OF prudery, hard as possible to be
got over. And on the other, the man who
will try must 20 TO 1t bravely, which, alas
for his modesty Is likely to be quite impossi-
BILE. Full three quarters Of the men who
get stuck In their bachelor life and are never
married, are, In fact, the most Unborn
adorers Of women such rs never In their
lives eau muster courage for any advance,
Just because the shrine they look upon has
too much divinity In 1t for their mortal ap-
proach.
or course II will not do for unmarried
women to put themselves In way Of being
sIitors to men. That kind Of sultorship
wosld even be an offence, and raise q sense
OF repulsion; nobody would recommend to
women that they get over their modesty, but
the almost cholic stripgcncy Of what are
called good manners in this matter might be
relaxed without real improperly, and with
great advantage. The present Iron. clad mod
esty, which is simply ridiculous In either
party, might be go far mltlgated as TO let
ceiling feel Its way, and carry on Its own
courtship, requiring no restriction save the
restrlction Of words and formal advances,
md allowing nature to interpret and work
out her problem, hamperod by no unnatural
coyishness. Women cannot be forward and
bod, but they arc now great way further
of than they need be.
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UNITED STATES PATaSf oEYIcE.

On the petition Of JosEPH MocoED. Of Phliu.
~ Il. - h ' Il, ~ 81
bsr, 1888. for an Improvement In Polieemen's Rat.
ties;
Is ordered that the said petition be heard Atths
omes on the 18Th day Of October next. Any person
may Oppose this extension. Objections. dePo.
1nes twenty days before the day Of heaIinI.
SAMUEL Q. FISHER,
Jy2-Tb5W Commissioner Of Patents.
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WE BUT OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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To all the creditors Of JoHs @. sHAYER, who
msy have proved the claims:
You are hereby notified to appear before the su.
BipkIuptey, on the 9th day Of August, 1850, al 10
o'clock. a. M. At the City Hall, washinston city,
~ show oiuse why q discharge from all his debts
should not be grated o sad Bankrupt You are
also notified that the third meeting % said Bank
Tupts creditors will he held before tte ReEisteT Al
he sane place at Y 0 clock. N on the 9th Of Au-
gust, lsD.
By order fthe Court:
ALEX SHARP,
Marshal Of u. C as Mo senseT,
Tsst-R. J. MElGs, Clerk. jy26&lui
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DRINK CoU6HLIS's soda water at the
corner of r aud Ninth streets.
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The FINDER Of a small gray horse will be
suitably rewarded by returning him to the
owner.
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We BUr OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Ofiice.
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The WASHINGTON CIrY DIsPEssARY
northwest corner OF Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and z. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Medi-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. ONCE hours from 0 to
10 a. IN. and 5to Up. IN. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
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DESIRABLE residences, centrally located,
for sale very cheap. Apply to @. W. Nc.
Lane, No. 7 Mays building.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
office, and interest unpaid for sir months, to
call at once II they wish to save their articles.
No. 277Pennsylyaniaa avenue,
Between Tenth and Eleventh SITS.
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A MEMBER Of the Washington bar offers
a duplicate (Mss.) copy Of the tax index
for sale.
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We DUr OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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We BUY our CLOTHING al Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post once.
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IINIrsD STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ WAsnIkUrOS, ID @. July 30, lt6l
Pishkiil landing, New York, praying for The az.
tension Of pAtcnt .Isnied to him on the 10th day
for Orinding Golfer, &c,
Il Is ordered that sad petition be heard a. this
once on the lst day Of November next Any per-
500 may oppose this extension. Objection, depo.
-itions, aud other paper, should be died in this
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
aus Tu7w COMMISSIONER OF Patents
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We BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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We BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 46t
Seventh street, opposite Post Office. n
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ELECTED MEABERs.-Messrs. Robt. Clark
son, James Clsrkson, Andrew Glass and
Jno. Mcdonald have been elected members
of st. Andrews Society.
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As0AsunEua AmelfN.
The gasstss Of Tuesday evening" has The
following itstnsi I'D. Z
CArrkn wauls sxurn has bean an.
pointed TO the command OF thc steamer vir-
yini,, Of the Maryland ferry line, Vice Cap
tain Robert Grimm removed.
The name OF Daysville, Loudoun county,
Is changed to Palmersville, and Leah p.
Palmer Is retained as postmlstress thereof.
THE appearance Of the port this morning
was lively and cheering. The docks con-
tained more vessels than has been seen In
them during any day for some time past,
and many were lying al anchor In the stream
of the wharves. The shipping, too, was OF
very respectable size, and included steam
ships, brigs, and coasters Of sir and eight
hundred tons burden, and the animated
scene presented by the stcvedores and carts
employed In loading and unloading them,
was truly gratifying to all who have an abid.
ing interest In the city's welfare.
The through passengers, baggage and
mail via the Orange, Alexandria and Manas-
sas railroad this morning had to be conveyed
through the city from the steamboat wharf
TO the depot Of the road In omnibusscs, hacks
aud wagons, because the train could not
reach the wharf In consequence OF an OBJ
struction Of the track Just east ofthe tunnel,
caused BY the running over Of COW there
by the freight train, and the displacement
aud smashing Of one OF the cars. The
freight train was loaded and was being
backed down TO Union street about O'Clock
this morning, when the accident happened,
and tho smashed car could not be unioaded
and'replaced on It's trucks In time TO allow
the passage Of the passenger trnin. The
COW that was run over, and that was killed
at once, belonged TO Mr.. Florence Mccarthy.
The track Is all right now.
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BEST CIGARS and tobacco can be had at
Chandlee's, under the Ebbltt House.
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We BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office. n
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We BUY our CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post ONCE.
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The Central Pacific Railroad Company
has gathered and piled up along its line, at
various places In Nevada, acres Of wood, cut
into suitable lengths for locomotive use. IL
is TO be distributed at suitable points In the
desert, where no fuel Is obtainable except
by Transporting II O long distance.
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NEW BAGGAGE AND FREIGHT ExPREss.-
Knox, the onterprislng city baggage express
man, has established new baggage express
line connecting with the Norfolk line OF
boats. An agent will meet the boat at
Alexandria and receive the checks for bag
gage and orders for the delivery Of freights
In the same manner as baggage-checks are
collected upon the railroad trains. This
exprcss must prove a great convenience TO
travellers and parties sending light freights.
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y wAsHHGros, p, q Jui, 0, 1909.
On The petition Of ISAAC N. Singer, Of New
York. y, T.. pray Ing for the extension OF patent
granted to aim on the 9th day 81 October, 1885, for
l3,8S7il
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 9th day Of September uext. Any person
may o. pose this extension Objactions, deppsi-
tons, and other papers, should be ni.d In this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing,
SAMUEL &. FISHER,
jyH-Wiv Commissioner II PAten 10
LIMITED STATES PATENT OYPICE,
~ WAsHIEaros. ID. G., Juae %. 1850.
On the petition OF sAnUEL yAs sIoEEL, Of
Titusyillr, Pa. praying for the extension Of q
patent granted TO him on the 9th day Of October,
1855, for an Improvement In lnterloekins Crate.
Bars;
II {. ordered that said petition be heard al this
once ~ the 10Th day ofseptembeT next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, dsposi.
lions, and other papers. should be hlsd In this
once twenty days before ths day Of heAIinE.- =
SAMUEL =, FISHER,
M09- Wv C0mmI ssinpeT - fpAtauls
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u Wilmington. D. G., July 9, 1852.
On the petition OF BERNARD 0R.z, Of PhilA-
delphi Psassy lysniat praying foa the extension
Der. 1855, for an Improvement In Corrugated Re-
na6inTs!
Il 10 ordered that said petition be heard At this
onlee the 10Th day Of September next Any person
may oppose this sxteus Ton, Objections, Depot
lions and other papers should be filed In this once
twenty dAys before the day Of hearing,
SAMUEL o, USHER,
iyi7.ssa Commissionsr Of Patents
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MONEY soLD.-At the late meeting Of the
Central Building Association, OF this city,
%, 500 was sold at an average Of 34h per
cent, thereby advancing upon fory-two
shares of stock.
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APPoIsTEp.--Justice Joseph T. X. Plant
received yesterday his appointment from the
Governor Of West Virginia as commissioner
Of deeds for that State resident In Washing
ton, D. G.
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A SPECIAL meeting OF the workipgmen's
Assembly will DO held this evening, At the
City Hall, at s O'Clock. for the purpose OF
electing delegates to the National Labor
Union.
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FIRES YESTERDAY. - An alarm of fire
turned In from box No. IS, Nineteenth and
II streets, between 10 and II o'clock yester-
day morning, was caused by the burning of
a stairway In the brick residence Of Commo-
dore r. W. Meade, on p street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth. The fire de-
partment were promptly at hand, and In a
short time extinguishcd the flames, with the
loss OF about $50. Cause, incendiarlsm.
At 1880 o'clock the department were again
from box No. 80, Twelfth and N streets,
caused by stable In the rear Of the resi-
dence Of Andrew J. Joyce, esq, on Eleventh
street, between l. and NJ. The damage sus-
tanned by Mr. Joyce Is about $500. A vaiu-
able mare, valued at $4,000, was rescued
from the burning stable without damage.
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FAsuIONABLE HATS at StinemetI q Co.'S,
No. 234 Pennsylyauia avenue.
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A BLOCK OF GRANITE, Of unprecede Tented
size, has recently been quarried at Monson,
Massachusetts,. This slab Is $50 feet long,
II feet wide aud feet thick, containing 15,.
400 cubic feet, and weighing twelve hundred
and eighty'three and onethlrd tons. To cut
Ii from the rocks l1O4 holes were drilled on
line parallel with the front edge. This
ponderous piece Of granite will be cut up and
sent to Albany, TO be used In the construc-
ton CT the new capitol b.lldlngs.
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CosUsDRUM.-Why 10 Admiral Dahlgreen
a very humane mani Because he relieves the
Poor.
The person who perpetratsd the above
yesterday says he will STAKE his life on It's
cling pretty good.
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IMPROVEMENT OF WATER sTREET.-The
"squatters" along Water street, from
Seventh 10 Fourteenth street, have received
notice to remove their shantles, 10 order
that the footways may be laid and the gut.
tiers paved, an Improvement that will be Of
great benefit TO the business men having &C.
casion 10 navigate" In that vicinity.
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FURTHER PosTPosHD.-The hearing In
the case Of August Bernstein and August
Note, charged with assault with intent to
kill X. V. Whaley, ex-member Of Congress,
set for hearing before Justice Chase last
evening, was further postponed until 8
to the injuries received by Mr.. Whaley pre-
Guiding his attendance before that time, "a
shown by affidavit Of Mr.. W. and the certin
cate OF his attending physician, DR.. A. Y.
p. Garrett.
In connection with the above affair, we
are requested to state on the authority Of a
friend Of Mr.. Whaley that he threw no
stones on the night Of the assault and bat
terry upon him, but he carried light cane
for protection on the night In question, aud
before he could use Ii.
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INTERVIEW BETWEEN Gov. WALKER AND
GEN. CAsBr.-Col. Walker, tho Governor
elect, had a protractod private interview
with Gen. Candy on yesterday, which seemed
to be satisfactory TO both parties.
The suspense OF the people and their
anxiety to receive the official PRONUNCIATION
OF the result OF the late election being mon
toned by the Governor, Gen. Candy re-
marked that full returns had not yet been
received. In few days, however, an order
would be Issued setting forth the vote upon
the constitution and for the principal State
offices. The returns affecting the Legisla
ture and members Of Congress would not,
In all probability, DO received and given to
the public for ten days later. Various other
subjects touching the political situation were
preached, but OF the details we are not ad-
yised.-Riehmond Dispateh, Augua II.
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"THE SEVEN WISE men. Con claye No.
1, OF the Order of Heptasaphs, or "seyen
Wise Men," will organize on Tuesday eve
ming next at Druid Hall. The order Is of a
benevolent character, free from all political
and sectarian bias,
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An OUrRAdE.-A young white girl en-.
ployed as a domestic In family residing In
the Northern portion OF the city, while on
her way home from Georgetown yesterday,
was attacked by stalwart negro man as
she was passing along lane on Georgetown
Heights. The villain demanded money, to
which she replied that she had none. He
then seized her by the throat and beat her
severely about the head, but was finally
frightened by approaching carriage wheels
and fed. His victim was conveyed to n
neighboring house, where she now lies In
a suffering condition, although medical as
sistance has been rendered her.
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the BoTs IN BLUE.-The Boys In Blue, Of
the Flfth ward, in command Of Colonel @.
II. Holden, have decided 10 organize brass
band, and to aid them In this endeavor, a
picnic will be given TO the White House
early In September.
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PASTORAL CALL.-The congregation OF
the First Congregational church, Of this
city, at a meeting Of their faculty, last
night, unanimously resolved to extend q
pastoral call to Rev. J. E. Rankin, OF
Charlestown, Massachusetts. Mr.. Rankin
has preached several times before the con-
faction.
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EXCURSION TO 0LrNoST.-Thc grand ex-
carlson to Giymout, on Monday next, for the
benefit Of the new 81. Dominick's church,
South Washington, will be one Of the most
delightful Of the season. The committee Of
Arrangements have devoted their attention
10 the matter, and have engaged wcber's full
band, brass and string, FOR the occasion.
Steamers will leave Seventh street wharf at
s a. m. and and 5 p. m; returning at 8, Z,
and 10 p. IN.
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ltTy upon MN, out ne CATfled light chne
for protection on the night In question, aud
that the cane was Knocked out Of his hand
before he could use Il.
Coon TEMPLARs-ELECTIoS OF OFFICERS.
Al the last regular meeting OF Rising Sun
Lodge, /. o. q. T., the following officers
were installed; A. T. Longley, W. C. Til Mrs.
Georgiana Rowley, W. V. I'll W. s. Clarke,
W. 81 b. 7. Wilkins, W. +. g.; Warren
O'Connell, W. NJ; Mns. NJ. A. Meacham,
W. d. NJ; Mrs. Fannie P. Lee, W. Gj =.
Johnston, W. 3.
The election Of the veteran A. 7. Longley
as It's presidlng officer bespeaks for this
lodge good record for the current term,
and insures Its members many evenings OF
happy, social enjoyment.
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REAL ESTATE TRASsPERs.-Messrs. Xii.
bourn Il Latta, real estate brokers, have
sold part OF lot So, 81 Wright X Cox's sub
division Of Pleasant Plains, on Ninth street
road, to Charles Daniels, at 1917 cents per
square foot.
Messrs Cooper X Latimer sold q part OF
lot 81, square II, at 80 cents per foot, to G.
b. Church, and part Of lot 80 and lot 80, In
10 the same purchaser, for $1,000; lots 30
and 81, In square IS, with improvements, 10
George Hill, jr., for tl, 175.
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THANKS TO MAYOR BowES.-The Sixth
Ward Republican Club, at a meeting Tues
day evening, passed a resolution Of thanks to
Mayor Bowen for making the appointments
OF ward officers as he had. The appointment
Of Mr.. Dobblns as commissioner was partlcu.
larly satisfactory.
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BASE BALL-NEw YoRK CLuBs TO ARRIVE.
The Oriental base ball club, OF Brooklyn,
viii arrive In this city about the middle OF
next week, and will DO the guests Of the Ma
tionals, with whom they play match game.
The Mntuals will arrive here on the 23d, and
play match with the Nationals. Tha. Hay
makers, Of LAnsingburg, N. Y, will visit the
city on the LIST Of September, and DO tho
guests Of the Nationals.