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above the water Her commander,
Payne, was standing in the hatchway,
in the act of ordering her to be cast OFT,
when the swell of a passing steamer
rolled over her and sunk her instantly,
with her eight men, in several fathoms
of water. Lieut.. Payne sprang out of
the .hatohvay as the boat sank from
under him, and he alone was left alive.
In q few days she was raised and a.
gain made ready for service. Again
Payne volunteered, and eight men with
him.
The embarkation for their second
attempt was make from Bort, Sumter,
and as before, all having been made
ready, Payne, standing at his post in
the hatehway, ordered the hawser to be
cast off-when the boat careened and
sank instantly Payne sprang out two
of the men followed, himj the other six
went down in the boat and perished:
Again the boat was raised and made
ready for action, and her owner, Capt:
Hundley, took her for an experimental
trip into the Stono River, where after
going through her evolutions, she dived
in deep water, and for hours, and for
hours, and for days, the return of poor
Hundley and his crew was watched for
and looked for in vain.
After near weeks search she wa
found iuclining at an angle of forty de'
,grees, her pozzle was driven. deep into
the mud of the bottom. Her crew Of
nine dead men were standing, sitting,
lying about in her hold asphyxiated.
Hundley was standing dead at his post,
candle in one hand, while the other
had grown stiff with death in his vain
effort to uuclamp the latch. Others
had been working at the keys of the
ballast, but the inclination at which
the boat had gone down had jammed
the keys SO that the men could not cast
off the heavy weight which held them
down. Their deaths had been hard and
lingering.
Again this fateful vessel was made
ready for action, and volunteers being
called for, Lieutenant Dixon, Twenty
first Alabama volunteers, native of
Mobile, and eight men, volunteered to
take her against the enemy.
The new and powerful war-ship
Housatoniic was selected for attack, and
on a quiet night the bravest crew set
out from Charleston in the terrible,
nameless torpedo boat, that ever man
ned craft before. : =
We all know the fate of the Housa-
tonic. Brave Dixon guided the torpedo
fairly against her, the explosion tore up
the great war>ship's sides so that she
went down with nearly all her crew with
in two minutes. e. So.
The torpedo vessel also disappeared
forever from mortal view. Whether
she went down with her enemy, or
whether she driftcd out to sea to bury
her gallant dead, was never known, and
their fate was left till the great day
when the sea shall give up its dead.
But within q few weeks past, divers
in submarine armor have visited the
wreck of the Housatonic, and they
found the little torpedo vessel lying by
her huge victim, and within her are
the bones of the most devoted and
daring men who ever went to war.
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house and other charitable institutions.
The event will never be forgotten by
our citizens. The child is slowly re-
covering. The miser was buried the
day after and the hut was torn down.
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Encourage Southern Institutions,

THIS is a Southern Company: char.
tered by the: Legislature Of Tennessee,
with CAPITAL. sufficient to make
her. reliable beyond a question and
doing "a strictly LIFE INSURANCE
Business and none other. Pro6ting by
the experience of older Companies and
having adopted the most liberal plans
together with rigid economy in our
management, our success has exceed
cd our greatest expectations and has
placed the COMPANY.in permanent
and reliable position. In its first two
years we have issued between THREE
THOUSAND and THREE THOU
SAND FIVE HUNDRED POLL
CIES, and our accumulations amount
to .EIG HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Pres'dt, NJ. J. WIcKs, President Mem
phis & Charleston r. r.
Vice Presd't, J. T. PETIT.
.Sec'y, w. T. BOYLE.
REFERENCES
Hon. G., A.: Trenholm, James Ii
Wilson and W. J. Magrath, of Charles
ton ; Hon. j. P. King. ,.of Augusta:
R. j. .MAGILL,
General Agent for S. G.
DR.. G. J. SHANNON Med. Examiner,
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M. BIS $ ELL ! L.:.,,s rs
Dentist ,s5t,
OFFICE ON BROAD STREET. ,oPP0
SITE TIE RESIDENCE yoE ,MR.
JAS. DUNLAP,

WEI attend to ali operatfls fls6si ii ibbi9 s.; p,,
fesson at the lowest prices ahat will -p8y him
for labor and expenses. Should any, of his
operations Flil within a reasonable time, he
will restore them without charge; as has al
ways been customary with him, although as.
sertions to the contrary have been made BY
inconsiderate, or designing persbns ,--especi
ally where the failures may occur fr0m, want
of care on his part, aud not from causes for.
eign to himself . CagisoGGo
He would refer to his professional and per
sonal friends. 81! e'h"4
May 2G If ...o.a. ~ ra'-igrgs
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REMOVED!
GEORGE MCLEAN,
Barber and Hair Dresser,

Has removed his Saloon to the house 90
Rutledge Street, next to Messrs. Kershaw
g. Kershaw's Law Office. which has been
fitted up with view to the comfort and con-
venience of his customers, where he propo-
ses to. practice his art in his usual superior
styla..:.. -. ;'''
'Rbonins Are attached for the benefit of those
who desire to enjoy the luxury of a Bath.
He returns thanks for the patronage here
tofors received and respectfully solicits it's
continuance. . Sept %.
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A STORY OF GEN. LEE.-Appropos
to one of the current topics of the day,
the New York Commercial relates an
anccdote illustrative of the fun.loving
element of General Lees character:
The incident occurred a few years,
before the outbreak'of the, var, Among
the mos: frequent visitors ct the man
sion on Arlington Heights were the
Fairfax's osAletandria. Mrs. Fairfax
was one of the Generals particular fa>
voritcs. and the attactions of her So
ciety were not least among the ether
inducements that tempted him so often
from Arlington to Alexandria. One
cold December morning, while riding
tile .atreets of that most dclcctable set
tlemcnt, he espied Mrs F. approaching
from the direction in which he was
going. A few moments later be had
disuounted autl engaged her in ccuvcr-
sation. The lady had armed herself
against the inOlemency Of the weather
by carrying a white muff, with which
she relieved the tendency Of her nose
to assume too brilliant pink, by press
ing it every few moments to that most
beleagured organ. In doing this many
of the hairs came off upon her veil, a
fact which the General noticed, but did
not refer to until he saw friend turns
ing an adjacent corner and coming that
way, who was somewhat notorious as a
quiz. Speaking hurriedly, in an aher.
| ed tone of voice, and with an effected
air of trepidation, he turned to Mrs.
Fairfax and said: My dear madam,
here comes Judge =. Do permit
me to remove those hairs from your veil
they're the same color as my bea'd %
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
AMBROTYPES, sc,

Messrs. Mcknight and DOdsOn,
beg leave to inform the citizens of Camden
and surrounding country that they have
returned, aud are prepared to furnish PHO
TOGRAPH AMBROTYPES and PEARL
PICTURES at reduced rates. Persons wish
ing g6ndP Pictures, and the public generally,
are invited to call and examine our fine sp 9
cimens. E'fi
Gallery Up Stairs in the Workman Build
inc Oct. 6. lm
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A TALE OF HoRRoR.-Last weeks
Saginaw Republic says: 1t has been
known for some time that a dirty,
wretchcd old man lived outside the city
about mile or so, in filthy little cabin
entirely alone, and that he was her
NIT. He came into the city sometimes
to beg, and would piteously inplore for
money, stating that he was starving
Sometimes he would gather rags and
scraps of paper and sell them. Every
one supposed him to be wretchedly poor.
He had an evil look, and mothers would
remove their children when they saw
him coming. One day last week, how
ever, a child, the son IF Atrl'lhlam Skin
ner,. went out alone to fish in the stream
and happened to wander on unit, be.
fore he knew it, he came to the hovel
of the old man. At first he was fright
cned, but seeing no, one around, he
pluckcd up courage and went nearer.-
Everything was silent. He went and
peeped through a crack in the side of
the hut. lie almost screamed at what
he saw, for ne bcheld the old mag. bend.
ing over bag of money that he was
counting There were other bags be-
SIDE him containing large quantities OF
money. Mr.. Skinuer's son was so terri
fed that when he attempted to move he
stumbled. Like lightning the old man
rushed out and seized him. Ha," "
he screamed, I've caught you, have l ?
You saw me, did you? Well, now, you
shall pay for It." And before MIR. Skin.
ncr's son could say word, the old mon
ster, with awful laugh, drew out knife
and cut, the cbild's tongue out. Then
he chopped of his fingers. " Now"
he said, "uow you can 20, for you can't
tell" The poor boy ran off, overcome
with agony, and ran TO his fathers
house only to fill them with constcrna-
ton. What was the matter with their
child He could net speak to tell them
He could not write, for his fingers were
cut. Still the poor boy, after efforts ol
horrible pain. managed to fix pencil
between his bloody stumps Of his fnger'
and wrote the awful tale! A party wa'
Immediately organized and hastened tt
the miser's, den. He was at the doo
as they approached, and fred a rcvolye
six times at them,, wounding two of TIT
party seriously. Mr.. Skinner returned
the fire, and the aged william fell Will
piercing Yell mortally Wounded
"My money-my money z be moaned
"my beautiful money! and he crawIe'
to his bags of gold and sank upon then
"a corpse! Over $4,000 was discov
} cred which was presented to the poo
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CUVEBNMENT HOSPITAL FOB THE IN

SANE,
ST. ELIZABETH, u. O., July 27th, lS10.
actually engaged in brick making, and from none
a. ava. until noon August Sth 1870, when they i'll
be opencd m -selce OF the bidders, ali Of - -
invited 10 be PRESENT. 10 IurnIs,, 80 'f@d States
for the extension Of the Hospital. NINETY THOU
SANDG0 M BRICKS, one third ITO be salmon, -
one-thIrd "arch and pillar" asd one third a
red; The salmon" must be hard enough 20 be
suitable fOr interior wall: the ''arch and pillar"
must be sound and straight enough for the inner ia
of tempered clay and dark and of uniform color
and Of good quality in all respects, those with
which the outer walls of the section Of the
present Hospital edfce faced ali must be whole
when taken from the kilns the size must BE- that re-
luired by the ordinances Of the city of Washington
hands OF men employed by the proprietors of the
klns to toss them from the banks, in the
presence of man in the employn cut of the Hos
pltal OF large experience in the assortment of Bricks
who Will be sworn to receive them in strict accord
ance with this adv ertisement and the orders and
as reements made in pursuance of il.
BIDS VIII be received from one brick maker 70 fur
nlsh the whole or any portion OF the ninety thou
sand 30 M y bricks required Bids will also be re-
ceiytd 10 furnish either Of the qualities of bricks re-
Cured separately, at specific price per thousand
Tor each quality; and all bidders requested to
state how many brio they will furnish each week
AMI when they can begin to furnish them. Weekly
payments will be made of ninety per cent of Tue
amonrt due for the bricks received in any one week
aud the remaining ten per cent will be pad when
the iuii number Of bricks one party may agree 20
furnish Is received in accordance with this sd-
yertistment and to the entire satisfaction of tee
Superini eDdent OF the Hospital, VINO reserves The
right TO reject any and all bids that he does not deem
advantageous to the government.
Iy26-eo6t q. ii. NICHO OILS, Su superintendent
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OBThNOeHUE.-After a brief illness. on Fri
cay, The @9th inst =: 9lJ D. m, ANN T., wife of
T@trlCE q DCEUoghue, in the 9th year Of her aQa
Funeral o. Monday. at 10 o click a n II IN her
late residence. 81 street, 10 proceed To- St Mari q
church. WElTc Mas will be offered for the repSss 81
her sui. Isuuday Herald 4
RElSlNGkR. 1t her late residence No 6IS
- street between and q streets July 9TH NJ ID
. tltSk D HI.- ANNA ID. REISiNGER wife OF J q;
heisincrT asfd - years AMI mont "a after long
80 i'retTiAg Illness, which she bore with Chris
The funeral viii take piacs from the German In
!tgIsn church corner OF fin and = streets, Sunday
Juiy Jist, a. clock p. All friends are invited
{ attend.
ATOCHA- At the residence Of Capt Armeo. n
- AfegHA. IN
hIs funeral and burial will take place from the
urch q thf Immaculate 1ncep,isn of which I'M
it7r notice Will b given in the SrAiIg No ag
sT-'s
EE tBf ORD. A. Chester. Jefferson county, Kan
- 'r1e 9, - wINSLOW =. BRApFORD.
F.ll - -p'I4g a. the brain.
lNrw Yrs and Boston papers pleas c1pyl
EVANS. On she 18th inst, NAUDGERTRIror
Gang hter g II aud Mary VI Evans, agei seven
.lth- 'srf thirteen days
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GETTYsBURG KATALYsINE WATER Is com
VI puied to have cured LOO 900 inyalids since its dis
Gout, Gravel, Kidney and Urinary Diseases gener-
ally, Of Dyspepsia of Liver Complaint, Of Chronic
Bronchial and Asthmatic Affections, Of General De-
bility &C.. &C. Many Of these cures are reported By
eminent physicians, fact worth considering by the
victims Of auack medicines and worthless spring
waters.
Price per case OF two dozen quarts at the Springs
or at the New York Depot, $40 Address GETTYS-
Park Place, New York e9-wsm
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AUCTION SALES.


RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
II Successors to j. q. Mcclure 4 Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and lIth street
VEST Third AND -FOUR AND A HALL
STREETS. ADJOINING THE UNITED
STATES HOTEL, AT AUCTION.
a Under and by virtue OF q decree passed July
l6 lS7O. by the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, ON its equity side, in cause Ne. lllS
wherein Margaret Fitzgerald ct at. are plaintiffs,
and James y. Fitzgerald ct al. are Defendants we
will sell at public auctisn In front Of the premises
AZ O'Clock p. m, on SATURDAY, July 20, all that
piece of land known the plat Of the city of Wash
ington rs Lot numbered 5. In reservation numbered
10, commonly knewn titzgerald's Hotel, fronting
Sfeet on aforesaid avenue, and running back with
that width loo feet 10 a % foot alley
The TITLE TO this property IS Horc perfected
The terms of sale: S7OOo in cash, of which 500
must be paid at the time of sale The balance in
three 90 equal nstalments, payable with interest
respectively at ak, twelve ard eighteen months from
the day OF sale, seemed to our satisfaction All
stamps and conveyancing at the cost of the purcha
ser. jos II. BRADLEY. JR.,
jy ls-dSds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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by COOPER LATIMER, Aucticneers,
Id successors to Jas. u. Mcclure 4 Co ,
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.
WALNUT PARLoR SUITE, WALNUT CHAM
BRUSSELS CARPET. &c, AT abCTi6N' y
El m, we will sell, at the residence of Peter
IN Raumgras, Esq No. 80 New York ave-
hnue, between 9Th aud 10th streets. an excellent
assortment Of Furniture. &C., consisting in
Walnut ParIor Suite in hair cloth
Mahogany Hair Cloth sofa and Rocker
Mahogany Hair Cloth Bed Lounge
walnut Hair Cloth Side Chairs
Walnut Marble top and other Tables
Walnut W hat -nots, Cane Seat Chairs
Walnut Frame Mirrors
Walnut and Cherry Leaf Tables
Sidebosrd, Refrigerator
Crockery and Glassware
Brussels Three ply, and Ingram Carpets
Walnut Marble-top Bureaus ana Washstands
Walnut and other Bedsteals
Mardrobes, Bureaus, and Washstands
Painted Cottage Sets
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Blankets, Sheets, Spreads, &c
Large Cooking Stove, Heating Stoves
Cooking Utensils. &c &C.
Terms cash. COOPER & LATIMER,
Jy26- RepI Auct'rs.
RY GREEN q wILBIAMs, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner Seventh and ID Ut.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
IN November LIST, A, D.. lsi7, aud duly recorded
NN in Chsttel Record { Il, No. 2. folio SO, &c,
OF the records of Washington ceunty, ID. o., will
sell. at PUBLIC auction, on MONDAY the LIST day of
OF alley on south street, between I'd aud Sd streets
Island } the following Personal Property.
Roam Horse, Mineral W alter Apparatus
rSr Minersi water Wagons, Lot cf Harness.
WIN ii WARD, Trustee.
~ Esd - GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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7 UMBERi LUMBERu LUMBER

I UMBEBi LUMBIRn LUMBER
A large and comvlste sBcrtmsnf OF Bufld,ns
Lumber Hemlock Fencing, Cypress Shingles, Whifs
Pine and spruce Pickstsa Cedar fests, Also.
OF ali kinds on hard and for sale ct lowest marke
rases by wILLET RECGkAvE,
Corner New York avenue and 9th street,
one square from Northern
apS-u Liberty Marx Of,
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RY GREEN wILLIAMs
II AuctOneers and Real Estate Brok ers,
No. 319. Southeast corner 7th and streets.
TRESTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhUPhkTI ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF L
STTRREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH


TRgSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TkEkE BETw ~ nhE Ninth SGTHH AND fsbf rs n
- Under and by virtue of certain deeds of trust
date and recorded among the land records of the
District OF Columbia. follows: ON the 10Th day Of
september, 1867, recorded in Liber k, No. Is,
corded in iiber K, No IL. foiios No I7g, &c on
the 18th day of January, 1858. recorded in Liber
Y, No y, folos 40, &c and the 10th day of May
lss, recorded in Liber NO $50, fOlios 2, &c and by
direction of the Treasurer 1.-THE Provident Building
Association Of said District. shall expose to pub
lie sale in front of the premises. No. 9l2 street
O'Clock in the afternoon all that piece and parcel Of
land, situated and lying in the city OF Washington
C., and known as part ~ Lot No. three, 81 in
Square No three hundred and sever ty (37O begin
ming Tor the at the northeast angle or corner Of
said Lot No three 8. hon steeet III ard running
thence west along the line II l. street nine lJ
feet four and one fourth 49, inches to the gable
joining OF the frame house; thence south and at right
angle with said street. one hundred and tfteenf lj
ieet and six t6l inches thence southwaIdly nineteen
(l9) feet ten and half tl01aJ nches thence due
east line OF said Lot one hundred and twenty (i20
teet TO the beginning containing 2,2IS square feet,
more or less together with tho improvements there
on, consisting OF q three story Frame Dwelling, con-
tanning eight rooms, besides a kitchen and a large
garnet. Potomac wafer in the yard, kitchen and
second and third floors of the house Sewerage. Gas
Terms OF sale One fifth cash. the residue In equal
payments, in six twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months, with interest, secured by the purchaser 8
notes and deed OF trust on the premises. One hun
bred dollars cash will be required the fall of the
hammer. Stamps and conyeyancing to be at the eX
pense Of the purchaser If the terms of sale not
right to resell on three days public notice, at the
cost and risk OF the defsnltiI purchaser.
". 9. BESToR't Trustees.
Jy 26td GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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0cONTRACroRsANDBRIDGE BUILDER:
JiI!cE or CHEF oUAErEEMAsTTR

- III E-tf DAPAETNBNT OF THE EAsT.
Sal-r D. FllLA ELPHIA, Pa. July 3, I,-0
ii'posdis. II dB pEcate, viii b. received al
} a. 80 Al tnr Cti-Ce Il the Post QuartsrmaS-
~ G1cgl- Worth Carolina, upfo 4 O'Clock
- 50 = I Ill 4 \, the = IA q Ausa-t, 100, fJr
-tas-., p ~ Poet Hoe 2itai at FORT Macon. n O.
y : 20 De q wood. and constructed IN NJ
- -. p plans and sprcif csti0ns FURNISHED by
- ~ '-f.rTai a >. Army. which can be spsa
! : lcs and % m. ace Of Posi- GA Irterma.tar
/ : Neon. \. q.
o.. = ~. must be accom- panied By sufficient
80 ~ m The event Of the ace pfan - Of The
~ ,.e ai-le or bidders viii enter Into q Con-
Leo r erection Of the building.
I master DE- par tn8eIt reserYe s the night
a. ~ and all bids
. - al Information desired By parties
I. G ia VIII be furnished upon application
- y me oflc- Cf the Post iffarf~f Tsizs or,
g. \. -. HENRY g. HODGES.
~ --s1t. Col. aL1 QUsIt-rIlsst-U a. >. A,
CE--f SU4Tterul Aster.
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Ply COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers,
II tS9Ssoessors to IN 3: MeGnire Go,
Tf RYE ~ So sahE yAETAgtE BgILDINs
BETWEEN a1sr AND 2aD STREETS WEST
a by virtue Of deed Of trust dated 18th day Of
3 e. al and IN By the
nqf the sS dsS
81 ,ny ls.o at the hour of6 p. m the premises,
an and being in the city 81 WASHINGTON, District q
twenty 'front.' sn Of @ e. the es't
.: follows BeaInnine At the Southeast oornsr e q
ns ., street north thence nerth 70 feet II inches
teet Il SSbe essy snse ess % thence south LAG
Terms OF sale: One half cash; balance in equal in
day q i ~ se
C 81 nst On the premises terms Of sale are not
Trustee reserves the right to resa at the cost ans
rsE Sf a. aeiaa Ian ~ COnyeyancag and
Be mace tin time q saie deposit Oh must
,,,.a,1. WI WM, HoLTzMASi Trustee.
~ @IH HEn ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL MONDAY august isa tn, Same hour and place.
iy2sd&ds COOPER 4 LATIMER. A1cts.
Pr GREEN q WILLIAMS,
u Apctj9peers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 3l9, southwest corner 7th and ID treets
IhCSIEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY ATAUCTION.
"a BY virtue OF deed of trust bearing date
Ess June 18Th 1869, and duly recorded in the land
and S q Washington county D. e., in Liser
PARTY secured thereby, will SELL at public auction
on the premises; on THURSDAY, 18th inst. at i've
ei9ck p NJ, all that part Of lot No IA, in saus-
pa 9e glnnng for the same at the southwest corner
OF sau ot and running thence north on the east line
street, tw nty feet, thenceeast 40 feet 10 an
beginning ' 'A'AS' "''' A1' i0o' " the
Terms: $3.50 cash, and balance in and II
stamps and conveyancing at the cost Of the purcha
ser Al the terms are not complied with within five
Tg 70 resell az the risk and cost Of the defaulng
of. p DARNTIf.TE Trustee
Iyb-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~TBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the rain TO TUESDAY, August 9th, at
same hourand place
V2g-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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