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10 the wrapper around the bottle.
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WIN: Ii BROWN BRO,
my Sm,w.f1y Wholesale Agents, Baltimore.
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CHANCERY SALE OFyALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN UNIONTOWN, ID. c.
- BY virtue OF decree of the supreme
II. Court Of the District of Columbia, passed in
@Achancery cause No. 202J, / shall, on MON
DAY, July 18th, 1870, at clock p NJ on the prem
ises ed to fell at public auction Lots Nos los,
le9 and 10, according TO the revised plat of said
upiOntOwn, and located on Jefferson street, near
Mcnroe lum Road } including all the interest of
the parties to the suit TO the piece or parcel of
ground extending the width OF said lots respectively,
back to the south line OF the lands purchased by Fox
Van Hook and Dobler from Enoch Tucker in 1854.
Lot No: I5 Is improved by nice Frame Cottage
Containing rooms partitoned of to form two dwell
ings, with grapeyines fruit trees &c Lots 100 and
ITO under cultivation. The property il located
within ten minutes walks of the street cars and Of
fers rare chance to any one desiring country
idsnce near the city or good Investment.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
in cash, and the balance in respectively 6 and II
months from day of sale, with interest the deferred
payments to be secured by notes to be approved by
the trustee. A deed to be given when whsle pur-
chase money IL paid. $50 on lot LIS and IS each
of lots 100 8sd Ito in cash at time of sale Stamps and
convey ancng at purchasers cost.
w. Y. KENDALL, Trustee.
Jyll-mwf&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
TIL MONDAY, August lst, at the same hour and
place. By order of the Trustee.
Jy26-d GREEN K WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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CHARLES HEkzBERGS LOAN OFFIua,
~ tEsTABLIsHED 1882
Ss1 u STREET NORTH,
Between ~ and 9Th streets, Immediately IN rear
National HOTEL
Money loaned In all sums Watches, Diamonds,
eweiry, silyerwsr are, Wearing Apparel, Fur ~
nitHre and Merchandise Of every description IA
The most liberal terms guaranteed. For fair -
dealing and Just treatment refer TO any resden Of
this city not connected with any similar establish
ment IN tbs city. New number, 472. jals-Sn
NATIONAL LOAN OFFIUH, S1IK sth street
near Pennsylyania avenue. ROBERT IUL.
kER 90. advance money on Bonds, Stocks and
nitnre, Pianos, and all kinds Of Personal Property
n. B.-The highest cash price paid Tor the Same
D,m. oeo-ly
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MAR RED.

HAYS-LEE; On the slst July, by the Rev, Jos.
z. Wilson. az the residence Of a mother, MONT
cello. y. HAYSto EMMA G., daug hter Of the late
n. Huntington Lee, both of this city. No cards
New York. Connecticut and Alexandra papers
please cOry.I
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Aucticneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S19, southeast cerner 9TH and ID streets.
HANDSOME TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT ON NORTH STREET, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH SHEETS EAST, CAP
lIOL HILL, AT AUCTION.
~ On thursday, the 2Sth inst, we shall sell
c.. in front of the premises at ga clock p.
!handsome two story Frame Il oase, conta ming
seven rooms and kitchen, being No. 81 g, with
large stable in the rear, fronting an alley, and
being part of Lot ii In Square $50, having front of
l6 feet by q depth of 10.
Terms: One-thrd cash balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest deed given and
deed of trust taken. All convey ancing and stamps
at cost Of purchaser loo to be paid down when the
Jy2l6t GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
nF~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON
account of the rain until MONDAY, the lst day OF
August, $50, at the same hour and place.
JyZI-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, kucts.
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TIME "SIHGEk"
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
CAN BE HAD
ON EASY TERMS,
COMPANIES SALEbRO0HS.
Purchasers instructed at their residences.
A fuH line Of MACHINE TWIST, COTTON and
LINZ EN- THREAD On spools, always on hsnd
IA. NORTON, Agent,
my Aly TIL MAk III sPAC
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I UMBERi LUMBERn LUMBER
A large and complete assortment OF BcildirN
Lumber. Hemlock Fencing, Cypress Shingles, White
Pine and Spruce Pieket,, Cedar Pesss' Also,
o. all kinds on hand and for sale ct lowest marko
rates BY WILLET REEGRAvE,
Corner New York avenue ans 9Th street,
one square from Northern
apl5-d Liberty Marx ct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


THIS AFTERNOON.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Anctioneers,.
- Southeast corner Seventh and st.
IRUsTEEs SALE OF Personal PROPERTY
~ BY virtue of cbatt.l deed Of trust, dated
@ II chaste Record g. s6a q sf folio s.
OF The a. re enS Of Washinsi%SPn Sf9R viii
Apgpst, A. D $50 a. ss'c,ock m a, The entrance
seS9h
Man aoT W,dI Mineral water Apparatus
Terms: Cash. A''' !" AsOn'' .O' 0l nArn''S
MM. WARD, Trustee.
B1 GREEN .s,, MIIIl AN IS. ,.,.,.,.,
No. 319, southeast corner Of 7th and d sts
THREE BUILDING LOTS. FRONTING ON P
SWTtk sT N9RHTCH % CORNER OF THIRD ST.
"a ON MONDAY. the LIST day, of August, $50. at
o,cleek p; M We shall sell, on the premises,
No sSS; each front being ~ feet, by depth Of loO
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and L. mos.
for notes bearitg interest secured by deed OF
trust on the premises Stamps, &C, at cost of pur-
is2s,d GREES s. WILLIAMS I'LL iais Aucts.
10y COOPER LATIMER, Auct,oneers,
- Successors to Jas. q. Mcclure & co.,
Southwest corner Penn a avenue and llth street.
vGGEEY yALgABkE INPR9XEp PROPERTY
Il On THURsDhY AFTEBNooN. July 18th,
CnH at 6 clock we will sell, in front of the premi
.A.2kees. part of original Lot No IA, in square No
2S9, with the improvements thereon, Consisting of
substantially built two story Frame Dwelling. The
property fronts about 24 feet the south side of
street, with depth Of 9S feet So inches.
Terms of sale: One bird cash; residue in and ls
months with interest secured by a deed of trust.
Conyeyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser. lou
dowpat time Of sale.
yys2-d&ds COOPER a LATIMER, Auct's.
Tin CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN TUE
ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until MONDAY,
August LIST, same hour and place,
jy29-dsds COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
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EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.

The following dispatches have been received
since our last issue:
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.
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For sale 1T retail b. oil respec table dealers.
4 descriptive circular giving much useful iufor-
nation sent to any address application.
No watches retsiled BY the Company
Address,
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MERCHANTS LINK OF STEAMSHIPS
A'1 BETWEEN
wASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

SH0RTEST AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH,
- tta the RtehmOad, Fredericksburg -
and Potomac LiNs.-Stoamers leave
Seventh street Wharf twice, daily y
SUNDAY, z. m, eNceptee,D at Z q. N. and D. m
Office IL Pennsyly Ania ayenua nv IN
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j, the = ecifications clear an regard 10 the
acquisition of Belgium by France and South
Germany BY Prussia. These last propositions
were formulated by Count Benedstti himself
and il Is improbable that he wrote them without
the authority OF the Emperor. az they are the
same which were made four years ago under the
Treat Of war a. an alternative of their refusal
SAPOIEON'S SCHEME SUSPECTED.
Any GIG acquainted with the antecedents
must have known that had Prussia acquiesced
i1 the seizure OF Belgium, France would soon
save found another Belgium in Prussiau terri
toy.
NE. GLADSTONE on THE WAL.
loNuoS, .Iuiy 5I.-The Lord MAYOR gave a
siaHi banquet TO the ministers last yht az the
-i.s.yE House. The guests numbered two
L-Lai CT and city. he usua loyal tOasts were
sven and drunk with cheers MIR. Cardwell
s-'f,tary Of War, replied TO the toast 10 the
a. at>.iHg that the reserved force and militia
;, moulded n the toast He referred 20 the i'm
- u, AZ made IA modern warfare and specu
- en- their eject Mr.. Gladstone responded
-i .oAst IA honor OF the ministers. tie al
H - The unusual circumstances under
'-le- t-'t met. and proceeded 10 review the
p-1.iS Measures introduced IN the session OF
- --rAt now drawing 20 4 close. The
-oil ..L Was Characterized a. a peace
ard the education bill Is a blessing
- Esg .snd-giving ~ IL eiid Tree Instruction 10
~ anus 10 Tie war, the premier regretted
....s..i.;t u c5nilue his retrospect 70 the
" Pee h- asked, ia the name Of wound
it' ~ "f-f rricv!ny civilization and reli-
~, t'l-l EIE -liUE hs mare dsv!Orable than
22li % atoms OF the highsst civilization,
l--FI.- nearly perfect. famous in every
.-- p q history AID the admiration OF
81 '.... f--IlUg mo conflict and mutual
49, TIE Issue was d..iCult % state or
~ ..- --a Lo ii-f- sent mind could sup
30 nor AZ tie spectacle. lie then
-H-laHd's position in the war as fol-
. FIRST idea OF Ln.laH1 j. neutrality.
- .'Iaf dee T-C rTra+iOu for the worst Her
81 me- indifference, nor H. IL selfish
...-.L D. I'll j. dictated by the necessity OF nit
~ .. .l- ct var, OF cOutuinT them vi n
Test .us-.b.c circle, and OF retaining
Sc. Pc. - su'erveue ~ The proper moment
49,. a... D. e done 10 forfeit a. frfeUdSIip OF
ssr - t.-..-- si,d nothing viii be omitted to re-
---- ss---sLc-5 20 that We may avail oUr-
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, Southeast corner eth and ID streets.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

The reelection of the carpet bagger Whit
temore is likely to make lively time in the
House of Representatives, and there is a
chance that he may not get his seat. The
virtuous spasm may not yet be over, SO far
as he is concerned. Logan, who assumed to
be a sort Of Chcvaler Bayard among the
radical irreproachables, declares that Whit
temore's return is an insult to the highly
honorably body from which he was 50 recent
ly expelled, and that he must not be admitted
Perhaps they will send him back, with the
request that he be exchanged for Il plantation
ngger.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16
LETTER FROM BuCkSPORT.


BUCkSrDkr, june IA, 1870.
meets here to day and will be i'll session days This
evening the subject OF Temperance to be considered
and line OF policy decided upon to be followed by the
church under present circumstances Religion and poll
tics are, suppose, to be yoked into the team.
Our National Bank got hitch in the lock last week
causing for couple OF days, little trouble to all
concerned The telegraph summoned safe builder from
Boston on Saturday, and before Monday morning the
safe doors had been taken apart and lock repaired We
money borrowers now breath easier.
The Soldiers Monument erected by the Sewing Circle
not by the citizens of the tOwn-is to be dedicated
next Thursday. will try to give you account OF the
affair and description of the thing itself next week
/ notice in my walks about town that the crouuet
lawns being put in order very pretty as well as
picturesque FORM is the oval Many of your readers are
not how easily that form is laid out with exact
will inform them in a few words-and the prin-
clple holds good ON large small scale.
Stick two pins into sheet of paper, four inches apart
Take string that will not stretch ten inches long, and
tie the ends together at the knot hold pencil with the
point on the paper. Move the string around the pins
keeping the string taut against them. The pencil
marks on the paper will be true oval If you want
the oval atter shorten the string if more in the form
OF circle enghen it, This rule is very convenient to
be used when framing pictures and hair or fancy wreath
or for decorations on public occasions. hAScoFh'
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16
G EN { r ALiTlE IS.


lht N'iIfh''li -'h'l'n2 hf-t "h the RON "i honor
1T the \.Nll At.piyml, f. tt,prg. H. Dyer, ot
Mu'io.
Anna Dickinson say She is not = ,punh,trr l,pt
sh, ,la.l iua. t l., ..:,,.,,.l li a. ,I.'rti,ino tI
smells sweet like Hover or 1ouhdS rWteIy Hike
hs .'t'i '''i,'i ~ ~, NJ ',, , ~ 4" ''''i'
ht, no Stops
In 1SGl fine E,uul,li.,,,- carried N,.,J lnrI Al,
,no ,., :., n
f''''' w. ' ~ '' ''''N ''
t,iu,,s ~. ,,,.,, ia.,
~" ~ 'e2i" ,1uhrI T'' 't'l I 3iJN "1"u
his .nmrii'.i" fmt ~, Lt,,,I -, ,'''' t, H.
hnad av IN thi,i ~ II t, '' ''''''' "''' law So
rha po,,l,,,1 ,,.,,,,- 1.,.,,,. . ,.i,,t, ,., li,
M ''''''' ~ '''' "'''" ' II ,''''' "''' U" '''"
itern OF twenty glasses III It%tt hrrt oi an ilitl-
noon, and hrivcs on it,
,,-;...,.:. .e,.......,,.,
few days ago, hut instead the rotei rode ON him
He was spread ont tttt they had tu bury him i'm
a sugar ran.
rl, y .,.,;,. t..,.,
c.,..,.
y PulN "I lilt&hl >iotlN went h7llilS ~ a
had evidently been lett there To die unless he wi,-
ptiN'h@ M"'e> III III" puIf">le'-
The tunWd steamer lripul while attempting 70
MINI ''''''' "'i'"' y" u ''E' ''i"'N -" 'o'i"'@''
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The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

Whittemore, the eSouth Carolina carpet bag
ger, goes back to Congress with the endorse
ment of his constituents. He told the planta-
ton negroes, who are in the majority in the
district that he was their prosecuted friend,
and that, if returned, he could send them
heaps of bureau rations. So he is sent back
on the beef and bacon issuc-the most potent
argument that could be presented to the
fifteenth amendment voters of the locality.
The Radicals in Congress find that they are
in the situation of the man whose lottery tick
ct drew an elephant. Whttemore has re-
turned to plague them, claiming to be just as
honest as the average Congressman. No
doubt he is. And ''what to do with White
more p Is the question Of the hour in radical
councils at Washington
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

BY new treaty, concluded Al London
May 18th, the hitherto vcXed question of
naturalization between the United States and
Great Britain, is set at rest The old English
assumption that 'once a subject always a
subject which formed part Of the assumed
right of search, and led to 50 much i'll blood,
is renounced by the mother country, and the
right of her subjects to take new nationalities
is acknowledged
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16
DEATH OF CHARLES DICKENS.

The reading portion Of the people have
been stricken with sorrow at the announce
ment of the death of this great master of
fiction in modern times. All who can admire
the creations of genius, so truthful portraying
the events of life as to convulse with laugh
ter at the comic eccentricites of humanity, or
call the sudden tear to the eye with touches
of pathos, or charm with cunning and truth
full description-must sorrow at the death of
Dickens. His work is done. The vivid inn
agination is no more, the fertile pen is laid
aside, the busy brain is still forever.
The work of the distinguished author are
very numerous, and have been given to the
public during a period Of thirty-fve years.
His earliest work was Sketches of English
life and character, followed by Pckwick Pa
pers, Oliver Twist, Master Humphreys Clock,
The Old Curiosity Shop, Barnaby Rudge
American Notes, Pictures Of Italy, Christmas
Carols, The Chimes, David Copperfeld,
Bleak House, Little Dorrit, &C., and many
others of recent publication, the names of
which are familiar to the public. To our
mind, no work Of Dickens, in all essential
qualities, surpasses one of his very earliest,
the Pickwick Papers
The anger excited by his American Notes
has long since subsided and Mr.. Dickens
has made explanation and ample apology for
his unintentional wounding of the feelings
of the public in this country, where his
friends and mourners are counted by hosts
His latest work. The Mystery of Edwin
brood, was unfinished at the the time of his
death, and will remain an incomplete work.
Mr.. Dickens leaves two sons and five
daughters. He has long lived separate from
his wife, between whom and himself there
has existed incompatahility Of temper,
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

A correspondent of the Portland Adver-
tiser complains that a Custom House official
came from the natural seaport to run the
local caucus in the interest of Hersey. The
party now
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

A1-S. NJ. PETTRNGILL & Co., State St., Boston,
and 81 Park Row. New York are authorized Agents
for procuring subscriptions and forwarding advertise
ments.
as. R. NILES, No. Scolays Building, Court ST.,
Boston, authorized receive for this
paper.
@T. e. EVANS, 106 Washington Street, is author
lied agent OF this paper.
A3GRo. p. RowELL & Co., 40 Park Row, New York,
rates. Their orders will always receive promt atten.
ton.
AS-HoRACE DoDD, 12l, Washing Street, Boston, is
an authorized Agent for the journal.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

Calvin Andrews, of Chelsea, VT, has been ar
rested for tying runaway boy beside the thills Of
his wagon, and making him keep up with his horse
for four miles, by use of the whip. Andrews is a
church member.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

An ancient bomb shell was picked up at low wa
ter mark above the dam, on the west side Of the
river, one day last week. From its appearance, it
had evidently been in the water for years. Upon
breaking it in pieces it was found to he filled with
gun powder and about "A pint Of common musket
balls Undoubtedly it is relic of the famous eN-
pelition of Arnold, who passed up the river with
his troops, en- route for Quebec the then wilderness
of Maine in the fall of l,,5, nearly ninety five
years ago. Augusta Standard.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

Subscribers reqdested take notice OF the date
the ooored slips attached to the paper 1t is the only
form of receipt now used. For instance Is May 6s,
that the subscription is paid to that date. When
new payment is made, the date will be Immediately
changed correspond and thus receipt in full is sent
with every paper Subscribers in requested
to forward the sums due.
HrIn sending money, state THE POST OFFICE to
which the paper is sent.-H
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

On Saturday eight barrels and four kegs of
ale and liquor were seized on board steamer
Alliance, at Bangor, by the City Marshal
The officers and agents ordered the officers
ashore but Gen. Hersey, who is one of the
owners of the boat rs well as Candidate for
Governor, being in a ticklish position, sent
word to let them have the goods. The Gen.
eral is now claimed as ''loyal on rum trans
portaton.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16
DEATH OF CHARLES DICKENS.
LONDON. June

i>V>bo->, ouhS w.
Charles Dickens died twenty minutes past
siN o'clock last evening of paralysis.
Mr.. Dickens was entertaining a dinner
party AT his house at Gad's Hill Miss Ho-
garth, who was seated near him observed
evident signs of distressupon his countenance
She made the remark to him that he must be
ill.,
TO this Mr.. Dickens replied, ooh, no,
have only got headache. | shall be better
presently" He then asked that the open
window be shut. Almost Immediately he be-
came unconscious and fell back into his chair
inscnsble.
He was Immediately conveyed to his room,
and medical attendance summoned but Mr..
Dickens still remained unconscious and never
recovered animation. His son and daughter
remained ~lradlastly at his bedside until his
deceaSc.
pom the arrival of the physician, he was
announced td be under the influence of a
stroke Of apoplexy Remedies were imme-
dately prescribed and everything done to al
levate his sufferings but all was useless, as
the great novelist still remained in con1at0Se
state, from which it was impossible to rouse
him. consultation of physicians failed to
develope any remedy.
Mr.. Dickens still lay in that dangerous
state Of insensibility, and from the time he
was attacked till i O'Clock last evening he
lay motionless, betraying no signs Of life
The physicians alarmed at his condition,
NJ O'Clock examined him to detect signs OF
breathing, but the last fickering spark OF
life had expired, and shortly after o'clock
the great novelist was pronounced dead, hav-
ing given no signs of life, and remaining
almost utterly insensible until the hour of his
death.
II stated that Mr.. Dickens has several times
Of late complained that he experienced con
siderable difficulty in working because his
powers Of application were becoming impo-
tent. He also said that his thoughts no Ion
ger come to him spontaneously, as in former
times.
While at Preston he had need of medical
aid, and called upon q physician, who warn.
ed him not to continue reading, because he
was doing so at the peril of his life.
The sad news of the decease of Charlie!
Dickens has the warmest expressions of uni
versal sorrow and regret, and the columns O
the morning press abound with mournful ar
ticles upon the event.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

A day OF two since, while the freight was
being discharged at the wharf in this city,
from one OF the schooners loaded with coal
for the Insane Hospital several of the in
mates OF that institution were assisting in the
work. While thus engaged one of them ad-
vanced to the edge Of the wharf and jumped
into the river, apparently with the intention
OF committing suicide, as he made no effort
to save himself. He was rescued just in
time to save his life. On being questioned
in regard to the rash act, he said that he
wanted to drown himself as he preferred
that kind of death to being burned up. [Au-
gusta Journal
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

HAVING MACHINERY. A correspondent
who claims to understand The value of Now
ers and Horse Rakes in securing the hay crop,
sends us the following
1T is conceded very generally that Moving
Machine and Horse Rake are indispensable i'm
Elements on the farm. 1t is important, however.
that Farmers should select such machines as have
been tried and proved Of sufficient strength to with
our Maine farms. The attention of Farmers is
called TO the Improved Union Mower, and Whit
combs Horse Rake. The Mowers are highly
recommended by farmers in this county. Pur-
ehasers Of last year speak of them in the highest
terms. The Whitecomb Rake is so universally
used that no recommendation of them is needed
Fred F Atwood, Winterport, is general agent for
Eastern Maine. Call and examine them"
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

Mrs. Gonzales of New York recovered 5000
from the Harlem Railroad Co., for killing her hus-
band in 1864.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

Gov. Chamberlain has been invited to deliver an
Grafton at the Fourth of July celebration in Port
land.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address Of papers
changed state the Post Office to which the paper
has been sent as well as to which it is to go.
The Republican journal., 1870-06-16

| ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS de-
string their advertisements published in the Journal
will please state to the Court.