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10y THOS. e. WAGGAMAN,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
SO 7th street, opposite Post once

10y THOS. e. WAGGAMAN,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
S19 7th street, opposite Post once.
CHANCERY SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST DE-
SlRABLE AND VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IN TILE CITY; siTUArED ON X. BETwEEN
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN SQUARE.
- Under and BY virtue Of q decree o. the Su-
UOpreme Court Of the District of Columbia, passed
on the llth day Of June, $50, in equity cause
No. 1859, wherein Silliman Blagden ct al. are com
plainants. and Thomas Blagden ct a. are defend
ants, the undersigned, trustee, viii sell at public
auction, in front Of the pre- misses, at O'Clock on
FRIDAY, the 9th day of July, 1870 all OF lot num-
bered three. mo. 81 u Davidson sub vision of
square numbered two hund red and forty eight, No
1881 \
The above property is the first vacant lot on K
street, west of Thirteenth street. has front of 2j
feet by depth of l47 feet, with wide, we'll paved
alley In the is mme lately opposite Franklin
square, and in neishborhood improved by fine resi-
dences.
Terms of sale: One-t third Of purchase money to be
paid in cash, residue in two eqaal instalments, pay
able in six and twelve months after date of SALE with
interest, the deferred payments to be lien upon
property Sold and the title to be withheld until pay
meut Of all the purchase money or cash, at option Of
the purchaser. Cost Of conveyancing and stamps to
be paid by purchaser.
- WM. Z. EDMONDsTON, Trustee.
jy6-wf,ds THOMAS e. WAGGAMAN.
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WIFE MURDERER TO BE HANeED.-In New
York, sheridan, the wife murderer was found
guilty, and sentenced to pc hanged on the 18th
OF August. The jury strongly recommended
him To mercy. The accused was a soldier dur
ing the war, and his wife took up with another
man. He shot and killed her for infideity in
the presence of her paramour.
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The S~upbs for fAe nro.e Of a.as,-r,.
Ea Anosg a> Great Pow.rsETAa: fs SIff .n
[ftsssa, frxscs and Asstria. -.
A note n said to have been rees;vaa A., n. !,
from Prusna, the substance Of when l. .. -.
ionows ne Prince OF Hohenzoliern Is NOT !.
member Of the royal family. Prussia did nothin >
NJ ~ procure me oter OF the Spanish crown for
~. I'm, shu NE cofsent Of the King OF Prussia n
i.s acceptance win be gwen dennitely onIv aas.r
we vote OF the Cortes, and III the Isttsr sbcnid
e,ee. me Prince OF HohenzolleIn, Prussia viii
Dispatches have been sent from Par;. I, u
fetershurg TO obtain the advice OF ussia on he
ssaeseeeere OF the Prince Of HvhenzoiIern An
fore;su a. s,rI was sent BY the minister of
Iuinor prevails that Spain concluded vest :rdav
new treaty OF alliance with Prussia y =
un not believed that France would agree F,
acohierence OF the great powers on the quc ;,
ton. rs she desires g, settle directly with Pru
sla ana SpalA- Austria. % far. maintains a
s.llct neu.fahty ON the question. 1t j. asserted
tnat French fleet viii immediately sail, via
Brest, tor the Mediterranean. The rumor that
Prim had Abandoned the candidature of the
Prince OF Hohenzollern, In view or the threat
enlng Opposition OF France, is not confirmed
Prim wishcsto have the decision of the Corts
on the question, and insists that the project l.
not hostile to France. lie Liberte, of Paris, de-
mAnos that Prussia be forced by o European
Congress or by war to give guarantees which
win bind her not to interfere in the affairs O
other nations. 1t also calls on France to pe
Po sS OF me hhenish frontiers, either by
All scmi-oficial Journals in Berlin are silent
on the Spanish imbrOglio, with the except, on OF
The North German Gazette. This paper pro-
fesses to have learned for the first time from
the declaration of the Duke de Gram mont, that
any PRINCE of the house of Hokenzolern lad
accepted Prim s offer OF the Spanish crown and
II fails to understand the talk about war in
dulged In by olivier in the FL ench Chambers
The Paris Gaulois published yesterday a sec
ona edluon u retr act its report that Prim hsd
| given way. The Gaulois states that he still
maintains the candidature of the Prince of Ho-
henzollern, but that the Spanish Minister at
Paris has teegraphed to Madrid that the pro.
/ Ject must be abandoned, or there will be war
The TEMPO and Epoca, of Madrid, which
support Don Alfonso, and other Journals join In
an outcry against Prussian alliance. The par
tsans OF Gen. Prim press IL as the last resort for
/ Spain.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ WAsHINerON. D. O.. June II

On the petition Of W1LLTAM GAGE, OF Buffalo,
granted to him on the 10th day Of September, 1856
ard Ieissned in two div isions No. 3l2, the I'd
TX - 49,
1t Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the I'D day Of August next that the time
Tor ming arguments and the Examiner g report be
limited 20 the ID day Of September next, and that
next - : = - - ~ Soe'
Amy person may oppose this extension
4 je:0tb,st Commissioner 81 Patent.
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III HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
J.ss?.stsAsd n ssalsd ssvsiess P,see, ssx esss,
a Lt0GURD ON THE NATURAL TRIAT.
MINT. md Redical Cure Of SDsrmatorrhea :
q Seminal Wesknsss, Invsluntary Enis- ~
sions sexual DebMt{, and lmpediments to-
tio., Epilepsy, and fits; Mental and PhysicaI Inca
rssnin lrS% ssa haeOfss y s9Sss
10. ~>'
"A Beos 70 1AsssasA u SufyUsg
Sent under seal. in Q plain envelope, TO snv a.
dress Postpaid on receipt Of six cents, two post
s e, ssamRs, ny OHAS: o. KLINE 90, 1877
.. Also. DE-. Oulverwslls "MarriAge Guide" price
ID oenu. my1mn
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RH GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers end Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and d street.

MO Sfo, Southeast corhsr ftH ma ID Btreets
THREE BUILDING Lots FRONTING ON p
sTTkkk kET w NSET H; , GnRNER OF THiRD
n On TUESDAY, the 18th day of July, 1870, ct
-, clock m, we shall sell. on the premises,
LOTS No. 10, IL and Is, i'm square west Of square
feet.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and IL months
Tor note. oesrDg interest secured by deed of trust
on the premises. Stamps, &C, at cost of purchaser
Twenty five dollars down on each lot when sold
JyS-td GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf wA.L, WALL 3 co, Auctfoneer,,
Horse and Carriage Bazaar

RI WIN. L. WALL 4 CO, Auctfoueers.
Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
NO. SS Louisiana ave.. bet en- "a 10Th sts
LARGE SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. kc--
~ On SATURDAY MORNING. July oh.
N scnm ns at 10 o'clock, We viii sell at
Pity HoRs rs And MD n I'LL
SOM OF which are fine drivers
VERY nne Carriage Horses
new Top Bugsies
asetts Single Harness
pMagons, Carriages, Jenny Linds. H..
Stegniar sales days tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
S:sris, s, *s; always at private sale.
II WI. WALL CO.. Aucts
RI COOPER q LATlMER, Auctioneers,
successors to Jas. q. Mcclure Col
corner OF Pennsyfvania avenue and llth Ut.
ExrENsIyE SALE OF PARLeR AND CHAM
a On STATIONARY 10 kHiSa, J1l s 9th 9Th at a. 10
" O'Clock, we viii sell, 10 front Of our auction
ID rooms, an extensive assortment OF Household
one very large French Plate Mirror, with
marble slab and Git Table
s; xne ain1t double Paror Suite, upholstered in
One Walnut Parior Suite in Green Reps
waihut and Mahogany Marble Top Chamber Fur
Painted Cottage Suites
Brussels. Three ply, and Ingram Carpets
mareie Ton walnut Sideboards
Hair and Husk Mattresses
leather Feds, ID listers, and Pillows
Cooking and Heating Stoves
1t = COOPER 4 LATlMER Ancts.
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H Il.
THE STEAMSHIP VIRGIN,
AT PUBLIC ACCTION
AT wAsHfNGTCN NAVY YARD,
WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, at Il o. clock NJ.
fHAk will be sold at public auction, at the
S1kE& NayX Yard; wsshington, D: c.. on
a, the stauDch and fast iron sidewheel steamship
VIRGIN, built on the Clyde, 1854.
Length 70 feet, breadth Is feet, depth II feet:
has two osciating engines, Ex60, In good order;
volying buckets wheels, and two tubular boilers
built OF iron, In fair order The boilers were sub
ected to hydrostatic pressure of lbs previous to
the vesrel leaving NV YORK for washington last
water loaded FED. The AnchDrs chains, boats and
all material on board Will BE- sold with the vessel
Terms: One fourth cash On day of sale, and re-
mainder on removal Of the vessel from the navy
yard: The vessel can be examined ct any time dur
ing the day. E.. q. BANFlELD,
je1Dtd Solicitor of the Treasury
HORSES AT AUCTION.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
WAsHINeToNsD. c., June 81, I70.
Will be sid at public auction. THURSDAY.
July 81 at ii a. m. at The Quartermaster Stables
corner of 10Th street, Connecticut avenue, ana
street:
FOUR WORK HORSES.
quired.
Terms cash.
b. order of the Quartermaster General
w MYERS,
Brevet Brigadier General. o. $ Army,
~ lot depot Quartermaster.
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DON AT THE RUINsi
AYE. look at the rims of what orce were magnif
cent sets Of teeth 10 be every where in society
Look at them snd ash yourself if il is not marvellous
that such destruction is permitted, when, by
simply using sOZODONT. ANY TEETH, HOwEvkr
FRAGILE, may be preserved from decay or blensl
= long as lie lasts
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EsyABLISHED 1883.

ESTABLISHES 1883.
JOHN McDERMoTT BROS,
oaacn hAk bEaLf ESP oAhElAaA s@
$40 Penpsyly a. ., ave, near "a stree;
RECEIVED ON sTORAGE AID SOLD Oh
- COMMISSION.
CARRIAGES kEPA1BED. Z u Tn
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JEALIH Is WITHOUT PRICE
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
FEM ALE REG ULATOR
WOMANS BEST FRIEND,

VIII restore the secretions; relieve all pain at the
OF Back and Uterus. Lercorrhea or White5,n and
partial Prolapsus Ute,i; check excessive now, ans
correct all irregularities peculiar to ladies'
1t will remove all Irritation Of Kidneys and Biad-
DER relieve purify the Blood; give tone
ano stIength TO the whole system, clear the Skin,
%Rsrtins rosy hue TO the cheek, and cheerfuness
Il is as sure a cure in all the above diseases as
Quinine is In chills and fever = , -
Ladies thenSelrss of all the above disaa
rtihovi reveafins their comDlaints to- any rerson
which Is always mortify ing 70 their PRIDE and mod
sSty. 49,
Il is recommended BY the best physicians and the
For inIl particulars, history Of Diseases. ana cor
cate Of its wonderful the reader is referred
to the wrapper around this bottle. 1- gsso-'7 -
@. NJ R0wARD, and W g. EN HTfXXfs I'll ohD'
WIN. b. Brown q BRO,
my S-m,WfIy Wholesale Agents, Baltimore
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by WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
u New Marble Building,
Nos 900 n Goa PeHnsylyania syenu

ISIa AND sTkEETs NORTHWEST. Al
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON July II, at s
E.: O'Clock, will sell, in front Of the premises,
Lot No. Is, in subdivision Of square No; 1879,
fronting s. feet the west side of 18th street. by
depth Of loo feet on street to six foot wide alley,
improved by Q Frame DWELLING House
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance In and Il months,
with interest, secur, by deed of trust the prop
erty. Conveya1cing and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser. A deposit Of $50 will be required as
loon as the property 10 struck of.
jy7H VIM. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auct'rs.
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MARRlED.

MARR-SWEENEY. I'm Alexandria on :th
October. by the Rev. +. II Haynes. Mr. VILLA N
MARE TO SARAH SWEENEY, both of this city
Baltimore papers cOpy.l
PAGE-BAUSMAN On the 5th instant. by TIN
R"y. TT SPARROW, of 81. Peter Church, Baltimore
VI. h FACE Of Washington, 70 Miss KATE
KAUFMAN, Of Baltimore.
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SA S50-pound alligator broken to harness
furnishes tbs team for . South Carolina plan
ter's plOughing.
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DROPOSALs FOR DEAD LBrr4R ENyE
L0PES.
Posi- OFFICE DEpARrMExr.l

LorAS.
Posi- OFFICE pEPARTNENr,(
Sealed ProposaIs viii BE reeeived .s til. Depart.
Eg during period Of two Years ,ch ~ &
sh day g Apg; envelopes to SC used fof
The epvsiopeS mnst % be s hnnd.cuuns, a
81 q hs r1d ns t. the
@Pon them Is The Po:tmaster General may dirses.
ent IL IN 81 Pos, 0ss
r IN sirS IRE cs;tsbo:rd boxes ready for Of
about i 90 per month. Ire amman me rate OF
es spee@e 81 [ ~ ~ H., more Or iess
invited and blank iSr@: may Be had
General ING inifu As'istanI rostmaster
No proposal viii be considered unue.. Offered nv !.
and and aIs 9ss Pss
all bids if in his Judgment the interes, ~ az ana
er PDnd. req rsSSi ns Il; a.
Of p be ana sssn suFs.es the
sesn q hs t. TIE proy
n asr ssG Contract viii be made quarterly alter
IN, The Posimsstsr General re.srves TO himself the
any part Thereof w. offered for sale for specuaon
Ss, h pc avws6 or SANCTIONED to any party who
less ABLE to fu the Condition. thereof than the
ne General to annui the contract II IN
faithfully any Of its stpuaions or in case q VIII
ful attempt to impose upon the Department envei-
Bids should be securely. enveloped and sealed,
marked Proposais for Dead Letter Envelopes, /" and
erai' Post omce Deparfment, washington: D. @.
JNO, A. J. CRESWELL,
.ele th..,taw Postna,ter Q snsrai
GrNIrrn CT .Trs p.rrST orC,.r
L NAAED Oh no AIAnI UFFlCE,
n, en-. r..,., ASsahtDneISN; u y; June = $50:
VI tne petition OF IOblAsJ. kIkDLEBERGER,
nston Ohi6, PRAYING for the extension Of patent
gainnte1 20 MN on the 18Th day OF May, ldb5, and
on me itln esH OF Angust 1850 for an inn
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Fsosiss. ovins 10 TIE peculiar snl inportass
'sssoss vhicA thsy sasain. their peculiar orssa,,-
a0a. s.A sss saes sssv psrsor.. srs subject
many s1sssiAss. Eresdoa froa ths. eossrsss,,
In mo nAn sssrss 10 tAs1 Aa,,,,su, ~ ,,s.r,.
TOT s'as Q. - A>spy vse ere IN. Hot ou,y @. ps,
no one Of thsss vsrssss ss,sas su-,,.,,,.
Be suffered 70 rsnos vitAost ,.vo,vi.s u. -,
health Of the individual. md ere lo.s ,roa.s.,.
permanent sichsss end prsassas decline Morris
q pleasant 10 consult . physeiaa Tor IN. reIisa
these various dsaesss assetsons md only UPON -
most urgent necessity Win true wo.as % Ter -.
rice her greatest charm - 20 % Tia III. %. vsu
then thanh as Tor placing IN their hasds snp,. ~
efnos which WIN Be- found eness,o.. 4. r,,,.v,,. -
curing almost svery one Of tAoss trosbss.o.. 90.
plants peculiar 10 the seq.
HrIxsoIps KxrRAcf OF BucHu.-Huudr>~
suner On I'm silence. and Hundreds Of ether. a,,,,
vsiniy 10 drusEists and doctors. Who either nsrss
santaiiss them Win the hope Of cure or 49,
remedies which mako them vorvs. voola M, -
10 sssst anything that would Do injustio. 10 n,
smictsd, but en- Obliged 10 ~ that s,tho,.~.
may Be produced from excessive srhsuaiou a. -
powers 81 life, By lasorsess susIoyus,t. up-se,.-
some cir and FOOD. profuss neustruation, IN. NJ. -
tee and oOass, end frequent oAIldsirtA, a 4, a.
Ofsessr eaa'sa By direct Irritation. applied 70 q.
oucnous membrane Of the vagina Itself.
When reviewing the oausss Of the,s d,.trs.~,.
oOmpiaints ID is most painful to soatsmp plate IN. -
tendant evils consequent apon them. ni, bu, D..
pie justice 10 the subsct 10 enumersss fev Of -
many additional causes which 20 largely 80, -
life, health. and happiness q woman 4, q. cla...ss
society, and which. consequently. ssscs more oass
directly, the welfare Of the entire human flaming.
The mania that exists for preoocI0us education e.
marriage, causes the that nature designed sa
corporal development 10 be wasted and perysrs.a
=, m. ,..,r.,,,. ., ,,... a.. =
=
|
49, ~ WY "An '''''ssAs
and the mind 1nduly excited By pleasu re, perv,vs
inc IN .,,,,us.
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-
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stan, r..,,.,,, ., ,..,,u,.,,
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.- '''' me IT,
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picture Oh the experfencs Of thoussnd, -
''' 'O1Ns "'"eh'
-s 'e'0's ''s A'li'f' 70 'ssreis the fuaeao.sa
Wv s'"'' ''' 'rsAna' tAss require IN elaosto. q
~ 1>' NOV ''s "sssn' e'0possd OF whss -
'~"'' 'ns "a sue WHICH H. U common with the fsnss
0'ssss mo hps' evidently under the control Of
'"0o'n' ana as'ooss'ss ct N Early period Of m.
sn'' - ~s soA" subsequently, Sc, these emotion.
"hsh excessive Iced long bsssrs puberty, to 49,.
which sap the vssy Life q their victims ere u.,,,.
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d tsucee.sors to jas C. acsuirs co..J
Southwest cor. avenue and llth street.
rsgsTEE,s SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
sS VSsh R AN sIABLk Is F,rrH STREET
- On runsDAY, July ~ 100, &C sh O'Clock
he p m: By virtue Of dsed Of trus. dated July
the District u eclamSa and Ss he Written dirse
sceasoa We VIII seil on the premises part Of ho.
in Square S5 being the north esghteeI feet front on
improvements. consisting Of 81 tsSssory ~i Brier
large frame sssSi. With room FOR sishs a"'
six nine and twelve moaths, Tor notes bearing inter
est and secured by deed OF trust on the promises
ehs.er sio cash 70 be paid down s a. the time Of
II the terms Of sale are not complied With in FIVE
properly at the risk and cost Of the defauting pur
chaser, by advertising sneh resale three TIME. in
10ak GARR9LL BRENT, : Trustees.
jez ,ax. sSas 6 & hfHis' LArrMER, Ane..
- AND GARRISON EQUIPAGk.
DEpor QUARrkRMAsrKR' 8 OFFICE
WAsHISeToN, ID. u, June II, $50.
Will VIII De sold at public suction, at Armory Square
lot of condemned Clothine Camp and Garrison Eaui-
Pi He:S eanis,Tst ans In part o 80 ,n,as,
{ HS;Pi:si Tenn TENT File. s Aver
u Storm Flags u Uniform Hats
s. Metallic Scales 5Bisnkets
las Bed Sacks --..
And other articles not enumerated, lists of which
will be furnished on application at this ONCE.
By order ROT q tn. ou.rserm...es General; >.
Brevet Brigsdier General. U. $ Army,
je,s Ct Depot Quartermaster.
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RY COOPER q LATIMER. Auctioneers
- tSuccessors to j. q. Mcclure Il Col,
Southwest corner of Penna avenue and llth st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK
HOUSE IN SEVENTEENTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN X AND L..
IL By virtue of a deed Of trust dated September
E0 18th, ls6s, and duly recorded in Lber No. COL,
S~.foiio ~, &C., one of the land records for
Washington county, D. C., and by the written order
OF the party secured thereby viii sell at public
auction, in front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day Of July 1870, at O'Clock D. m part of
Lot numbered Eleven, l1l,)in Square numbered One
Hundred and Eighty fou-, u4J beginning for the
same at point thirty SIX $50 feet south from the
northwest corner of said lot, and running thence
south with the line OF Nth street west, eighteen
ee, thence east nity three $50 feet aud three 80
inches; thence south foot three f3) inches and
thence west twenty eight 25 feet the place of be-
glnI ing. Improyemt nts consist of two story Brick
Dwelling, containing five rooms, hall, and summer
kitchen.
Terms: One half cash; balance in and IL months,
with interest secured by deed of trust on the prem
ses. All convey ancng and revenue stamps at pur-
chasers cost Sl0Q depoit required at time of sale
JAMES 4. FITCH, Trustee
jy2-d8ds COOPER LATIMER, Auct's
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IMPORTANT To RETAIL CONF1CTIONERS,
i EXCURSION PARTIES, AND
ALL PERSONS WHO DEAL In FRUITS, &c,
III. J; OWENS, General Commission Merchant,
81 sth street, near d has the celebrated PRIZE
RELOCATED CANDY, manufactured by the
United States Confection Company Of New York
wsss sSnsa sTffsEs lH 1sss 9. 0G
WILD BRO, 49o 18th g., bet. Pa. sv.VtNvv
md st., sole Agsnt.. Good new violiDs, with bow,
Si@ neg Guitars, Bsnjos, Flyts. and Acoordeons.
tuning and repairing pianos and other instru.
0eno. sp1e-6
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fO.MORROW.


s6LgBLE sfLfCxTS PaosPHxTs. which he he
viii dispose Of at private sale upon reasonabie
Sod h viii clses the sse out nj pusiic sale Of the
hour q n o'clock m, ct No e31 Louisiana avenue.
ton Piyer, and hae been used b. soae 81 de best
farmers IN our ADJOINING corsties. Certifcates Of
parties who have used IT, and also analysis Of the
above named Fertilizer can BE- sen by applying 90
the undersigned, RICHARD BEkkY.
ie2l 2AwfJys S3f Louisiana ave.
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wALTHAM WATCHES.

"sPALDINGs GLUE" useful in every house.
i've mwf
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NOM Am euuuzu. uuLnu pousu, :.
~ saEsvsa vrsuDa. vitA he-anns q
Ohaisa Wasaosn. - ausa
'sta. A.s.L.so.
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n ne ,ssenS ARROw, QsDt. fAeaas Dteskpess
ios notkT SSHSoS, auseSissr u
AexandriA, yortD Hoo1c and Wo1hlnxtou Ma
~, ID, vht1s uoaDs And Lee, w.. rstuEai1G G
JAAEs SYKES, sa1 sssr
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By order of the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia in Bankruptcy, will cell at public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY Y, the 10Th day Of July inst ant,
at DO oclock in front Of the City Hall. all the
hoot acceont. beionRing to the estate OF VIM. +.
Brett's sons, bankrupts. :
Washington, d. O., July S, la0. Tvs th2w
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FROM SACRAMENTO.

Disturbances Mt Snn Frnnclsco-Tho NIL
iInry. aud Police Oh tho Alert. lie glsla-
Late EcnernI Thomas sorrow and
Respect for tho Bravo Dead. -.
SACRAMENTO, April IA riot was
feared last night from large numbers
of laboring men out of employment
ut San Francisco. The Chinese appear
to be their particular aversion. Pre-
cautions were taken by the police
against an outbreak, and ut last ac-
counts many of the laborers were
c%ounseling against all violent proceed
ings. The militia were kept under
arms all day yesterday, the military
companies having Il guard in each
arra0ry, with instructions to act OIL q
given signal.
In the Senate yesterday q new bill
was introduced by Waud to enable
San Francisco to vote upon the pro-
position to aid the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company with bonds at Z
per cent. for 81, 900, 600, which was
passed. The Governors veto Of Sell
ate bill No. 243 was then sustained,
and Die notice Of q reconsideration was
withdrawn relative to Scuate bill No.
pa In the Assembly, and the Senate
compromise Railroad bill authorizing
San Francisco to vote aid to the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company. and the
Colusa and Tehama Railroad bill, was
passed.
The Governors veto Of the iron
boundary bill was sustained.
The remains of the late Major Gen.
cral George II. Thomas passed through
the city yesterday Ell route to Troy,
New York. They were escorted from
San Francisco to Oakland by q large
number of friends, military, civic and
numerous officers accompanied them
on their why rs fur rs Pleasantoll,
where the down Western Pacific train
was met, Colonel Willard, Of the
Generals staff. and Lieutenant Hug
gins, of the Second Artillery. with
thirtoen men, 60 through with the
body as u guard Of honor. On the APP
pearance Of the train In Sacramento.
u detachment Of the Sacramento Light
Artillery, under Sergeant Camp. sta
toned at the foot of NJ street, and the
gun Union Boy" Captain Siddons,
ut the foot Of j street, fired minute
guns, which were continued during
the half hour the train remained In the
city. A large number Of people had
gathered at tho depot and III the viciil-
ity ia pay testimony by their pres
ence to the respect they felt for the
deceased, and after the train stopped
an opportunity was afforded them to
gaze upon his features as he laid IN
state IN tho car, and hundreds ayalled
themselves of It.. IL was the general
impression tint the face wore a per-
fectly natural llfo-look In appearance.
The train remained In the city tilTthe
last minute, to give the anxious people
the opportunity they sought, and then
passed OH its way eastward.