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WM. II. WHEkTLEY'S
w STEAN UYFING
AND SEQ URING ESTABLVSHIEgT

OEFIcE-49 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. Q.
Established 1887 premium awarded lss7; and is now
one OF the oldest largest and most complete estab
Ishments OF the kind IN this country, Ny patrons
VIII consult their owH interests by sending in their
iaii aGd winter goods during the summer months
pet place 10 the District for Cleaning OF Dyeing
Sthii.mens Clothing. Everything sppertaining To
the business well and promptly executed. Office
closed daily at sunset except Saturday, when will
Deepen until SD p. m. Post Office Box 123. ap2
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No HEAD WITH BRAIN In IT that has ever
witnessed the operation of Phdlon's Chemical
Hair refrigerator, on harsh, dry, weak or thin
properties. 1t literally compels the hair to grow
and beauties, while it strengthens, the fibrous
mass. eos
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Col. &. W. CARRIERS WIFE APPLIES FOR
the recent session of the cir
cult court of LoudOun county, Mrs. Ora NJ
Carter, by her next friend, James NJ. Kilgour
applied for divorce from bed and board from
her husband, Col. George W. Carter, of New
Orleans. This separation, as appears from the
papers in the case, was asked for Col. Carter,
for reasons set forth and fled in the papers, in
the shape of a private letter to his wife, dated
in February. His interest in q farm in thai
county was ordered by the court to be turned
over to his wife and children for their support.
LsRchbury Virgin ian. /.
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MIXED Politics ON THE PACIFIC SIDE
The liberal republicans will organize for the
preside ntial contest throughout California inn
mediately. Frank Pixley announces his inten-
ton to stump the state for Greeley. Advicee
from Washington territory say the appointment
the republican party of that territory. In Ore
gon the democrats are dissatisfied with the state
ticket. There will probably be three tickets In
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THREE MEN KILLED By AN EXPLOSION OF
FIRE DAMP.-Yesterday morning while party
OF engineers were examining disused ganaway
In the Pine Ridge colliery. two miles from
place, and Thomas Morgan, David Morgan and
Evan Davis were killed. Another was badly
hurt, but will recover. The explosion did not
ipiurad 49,
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NAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,

NAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE, co, W. VA,
Via WINCHESTER, Va.
This delightful Watering Place has been thorough
Iy RENTED, and is now kept in the best A
modern style. Its waters Aka ~ VI
LINE, and have wide celebrity for their lGS
prompt and happy action in DYSPEPSIA, Vis
eases OF the KIDNEYS and BLADDER, Including
CALCULUS. in various I'm Diseases, and in their
admirable effects on the Female Constitution. The
AIR OF Capon 10 unsur passed in all the Mountains of
Virginia for salubrity, Elasticity and Dryness
Its SPLENDID BATHS we're declared by Sir
ster as hardly eQualled by anything he had seen in
For our Pamphlet, with full particular. of rates.
charges. &C., &C., apply to 2. d. GILMAN, Drne-
giet, with whom also We have placed the water on
sale, or TO the undersigned, by mail.
apl}lm FRAZIER SALE. Proprietors.
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THE equal RIGHTS PARTY.-AnotEer
Stormy SesstOR.-AnOther stormy session of the
radical reformers was held in Apollo Hall this
morning. Mr.. Spear moved that the following
be the form of the ticket to be used by the equal
rights party at the next Presidential campaign:
:. The Women's. Negroes and Workingmen's
ticket-Eictoria Woodruff, of New York, for
President; Frederick Douglass. OF the District of
Columbia, for Vice President" A member
g move as an amendment to add the Indians TO
the ticket" Great confusion ensued, and the
whole matter was laid upon the table The fol.
lowing resolution was passed: "That we adopt
az cur political banner the Goddess of Liberty
in pure white, with the words Equal Rights in
large Roman capitals underneath" Addresses
we're made by Mrs Lockwood and others-N.
y, Post. I'LL instant
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QUEER CASE OF DIvoRcE.-Hs Uant,5 IT.,
Mana ga Aer SirsrCGrs.-To-tiay,J Judge WyIie.
IN the equity court, made a decree OF divorce
M the case OF Theresa Walter against VIM
walter. The petitioner states that she married
defendant IN ISL, her name being Fabia, and
one week after marriage he asked her to allow
LIs name 20 be put on her silverware and, She
refusing. he changed his course OF conduct
towards her and commenced TO iIl-treat her.
ana 20 continued to do until she was Obliged TO
leave him. Thompson for petitioner
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IHE WASHINGTON MONUMENT SOCIETY," at
IEeir meeting last week, adopted resolutions
=. Itspeet 70 the memory of their late member
Judge James Dunlop, and then proceeded 10
n! U vacancy, as required BY the charter. and
TIE Hon William A. Richardson assistant
elected a member.
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WAsHINSrOS CITY AND POINT LOOKOUT
RAILROAD On Saturday last meeting OF the
stockholders OF the PROPOSED Wasbinyfon ri,v
anu ISint Lockout railroad was held at Suit
,aLy, Prince GEORGES county, Md, and the fol-
owng were selected "a directors: Hon James
:; DoWnS- OF Charles county; DIR. Jeremiah r.
Mutd, OF St Mary's, ). Taylor Suit, of Prince
George'S, and Gov. II. ID. Cooke, n p Chin
nan; Arthur Shepherd, and ID. s. Walker. OF
Washington. "
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The SISTERS or TIE Holy Cross i'm charge
OF the 81. Ceciiia's Academy, on Capitol Hill.
who proposed the erection OF a new academy
bullding on the corner of Ii and Sd stree Il
southeast, have sold that site, and purch ased a
splendid lot, from Hon. Mr.. Washburn, of IIl!-
nols, on the southeast corner of 4th and A
viii be erected. The foundations are now in
progress. "
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GSre8's LECTUEE--It viii be seen by the
advertisement tina; the sale or reserves sc a. for
"ough's lecture VIII besxp az BslIan,ype's o.
IDoTToS morning.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
20 l. Y NJ o N T >

e n :"
having leased from the owner this fayorite Ex-
eurson site, am putting the Pavilion, a
DlIing Room, and Grounds il thorough M y
orcer al d repair, for the CON fort, pleasure lE.t
and nteItainment Of eH cursionists.
Good order will be maintained, and polite attend
ants will be on hand To- serve visitors.
. Every engagement made for the pleasure of par
uss visiting the place will be strictly complied win
The Hating and Confectionery and Air gun privi-
leg s are Tor rent 10 res ponsible parties,
For further Information apply to the undersigned,
or at the Office OF the Potomac Ferry Company.
myll Wv GEORGE 4 SII sk EIJ,
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RELIEF FOR THE FEET-FER 81.
Corns, BuniOns and Bad Nails relieved with
out pain, at DIR. Whites rooms, 535 18th street.
opposite Treasury. Baltimore office, Nsrth
Charles street. Fee 81
II. BAUM has opened a Branch, sO5 Market
Space, between 9Th and 9th streets. 4.22.1:
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WT NOW OPEN q
WOLFORD d SHTLBERG,S
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TERRITORY
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY
FOR The
SPRING AND SClIMsR SEASON,
Which are offered at the 70 lowing low rates:
Sood Imported Black Dress SiIks..-.S % TO 50 90
Nice Mohsir and six Poplins ........-..S1sc TO 81
Black Ground Striped GreDsdlI es, st... Csc.
Superior Black Iron .. - soc 10 III
Specially in Black Alracas. .......... - IS TO .sc
NC Mournlng Dress Geods ..........-25 TO 621kc.
tu linz White Dress Goods TO Soc
DOLLY VARDENS S, ranging from. ..... = 10 75c
A large assortment of
DOMEsIiCs AND SPRING CAssIMEREs,
- for boys and mems wear
LADIES PARAsoLsl
And special attention IT. called to the
q L T. d = p Z Mt,
which comprises
Hlcn patterns in 70 81
nemp Sarpet;
COOP sTRAW MATING; NJ c
. Purchasers from all parts of the city will md
70 tneir advantage to give this establishment q
~REMEMBER THE ARCADE~
42J SEVENTH STREET,
mayo-im Between and 3, Island.
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"A REMARKABLE MILITARY TRIAL-Cour,-
Martial Of Surgeon Goddard and Can't Sdag9r-
telegram from Chicago, May IL, SAYS: 1.-THE
general rt-martial, of which General D. d.
Stanley is president. has been in session at Fort
SUily, Dakota territory, and adjourned Vester-
day TO reas semb,e at Fort Rice on the 10Th dav
OF June. The only case that reached trial was
mat OF Captain l.. Ii. Sanger, OF the 18th infan-
try. who was tried for seduction and abortion
resulting i'll the death of the VICTIM and for cor
piracy against Capt. Donovan, of the same re-
Giment. Capt Donovan and one or two others,
were the only persons who knew of Sanger's
quit. Sanger entered into conspiracy with Sur
geon Goddard, OF the regiment, with view to
shutting up Donovan on a charge of insanity
The case came before Surgeon Goddard who
pronounced Conovan insane, and he was at once
ordered TO be confined in St. EliZabeth's Hos
pital. near Washington, ID. G.. He was taken TO
Washington in December last, but through the
influence OF friends he obtained rehearng of
us case, anu the surgeons there pronounced him
perfectly sane. He was ordered back to his reg.
lment, and has now been instrumental in bring
ing Sanger to trial. The findings of the court
martial have not yet been made public, but it is
not doubted that Sanger will be disgraced and
condemned to suffer long Imprisonment 1t is
understood that when the court reassembles
Surgeon Goddard will be tried on charges of
abortion and conspiracy in the same case.
Az EXTRAORDINARY PERFoRMAscE-Star
Ne Trots Nile an 2:19 3-i.-In accordance with
an announcement made In the Turf, Field and
Farm of Friday last, Mr.. Bonner gave his
young stallion, Startle, trial on Prospect park
!SSeSiuoy mum, Wuch NC u makI
the remarkable time of 2:194. This Is the fast.
est time ever made by any stallion of any age,
and yet Startle is not i've years old. He win be
tive years on the 18th inst. Mr.. Bonner select
ed Commodore Dodge, Robert Fletcher esq,
and the veteran bOrseman Simeon Hoagland.
TO act as judges. They gave out the time as fol.
lows: First quarter, 81 seconds half mile, Log:
three quarters, 1:43H and the full mile in 2:l9x
Mr.. HOagland remarked that he never expected
to live to see such a colt; that he is the most
wonderful trOtter that the world has ever seen,
Startle is q brother in blood to Dexter.-M Y.
San. 1IM.
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A MEETING OF COW owNyRe vss beId IN
Saturday night, at the efnce OF Mr. o. ID. BAR
Iett, on ~ street, to take into consideration
the stringent law passed by the board of health.
III was proposed TO form mutual beneficial and
protective association TO aid each other In paw
leg tines. cost for suits, lawyers fees. sc. Mr.
BaITss will defend q number Of these cases this
week.
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FISH AND OYSTER MARKEr-Bodrd Of Hear-h
ntPections-Inspector General Gafchel reports
sne Iohowing arrivals:-e5000 herring selling
~ from el.50 TO % per thousand; 5000 shad seIi.
ing Al rom 80 TO IS per hundred: % sturgeon.
$50 10 y each; oysters, Ito bushels; crabs. 70
S sso CONDEMNED. i3 900 herring, 5Oshad. and
10 bushels oysters 100 900 herrinS "a rr;eJ hacL
Down the river; could net be cold AZ any nr;cs
Market very dull. ' Pi'0e'
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THIRNoHITIRs and BaEometen ere ropoaRed
and made to order by Hempler, near Az street,
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ODD FELLOWS FUNKRAI-The remains of
'he late George +. kessler, who died in BaIti-
more on Friday, arrived here Yesterday in
eharge OF committee OF Golden Rule Lodge of
pGd Fellows, and was taken TO the hall on 9TH
street, where. in the afternoon, the funeral ser.
wees were conducted by Rev. p. III. Sweet
Inc remains were taken to the Congressional
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lodge, No. 16, 1of which
lie was MEMBER headed by a section of the
inferred. "
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PoIsoNED.-Miss Ella Brownqroye. An elderly

PoIsoHED-Miss Ella Browngrove, an elderly
lady, living on street, near 10TH was made
very Ill on Friday evening by eating herrincs
on which arsenic had been carried by rats. a
preparation to poison rats had been placed in
the cupboard, and IL seems that some of 1t was
rodents.
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SHOOTING CAsE.-On Saturday night a coll
spree, went into groRpery Kent bv nan Whe-
Ian, on I'd street 3. W., and demanded In he
served with drinks for himself and prostitute
VINO accompanied him. Some dispute arose be :
tween him and Whelan, when Rinaaold drew a
revolver and fred at Whelan, and was in tbe
act OF giving him q second shot, when Officer
Berry entered and took him into custody. His
case viii be heard to- morrow,
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Di.ea.s sl lhs IEsars Caro-.

wEsFnoHr, Digby County, April 4. 1870.
JAMS l. PILLOWS, Esq., -Dsar Slr:
have seen for many years .ictln 10 Heart
Disease and Prostr4tioa of the system gener-
ally. Having tried physicians Of eminence,
both in Europe and America, and obtaining no
relief, was at last induced % try your invalu-
able Syrup, and am happy TO say, with the
best results.
On using the first bottle my complaint was
better, and before the fourth was finished I
was completely cured
Please publish for the benefit Of others and
oblige Capt MAURICE PETERS, Sen'r.
au2i-ded&wit
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Many uterine affections depress the mental
faculties as well as undermine the constitution
generally. This can be prevented by taking an
occasional dose of SsioLANDER's BUCHU, which
is also administered with the happiest results
for kidney, bladder and glandular diseases, dia-
betes, gravel, errors of youth, female COM
plants, incontinence and retention of urine,
and maladies of the urino-genital organs.
au2OTuTh&S
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE

~ remove or counteract kidney, bladder and
glandular diseases, diabetes, gravel, all com
paints incidental to females, and maladies o
the urino-genital organs. 1t is a diapboretic
ueoDstruent Alternative, diuretic solvent an
'onlc' In a word, it is the "Anchor of Hope
10 those afflicted aft 6 with such distress.
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AN ESSENTIAL OF LovELINFss.-To be en-
tlrely beautiful the hair should be abundant
and lustrous. This is absolutely essential to
complete loveliness. The most regular features,
the most brilliant complexion and pearliest
teeth fail Of their due effect IL the hair be
thin, dry or harsh. On the contrary the plain
est face, If il be but surmounted By luxurian
and silken tresse,, is apt to impress the behold
er with sense Of actual beauty That crown
ing ornament Of her ser is, happily, within the
reach Of lovely woman, and being AZ discrim-
mating as she is lovely she long age discovered
that LYOs's KArHAIRoS was the SURF means %
securing il No preparation for The Hair ever
enjoyed a 1.-THE Of its popularity, and no won
der, since IL produced such gratifying results.
Applied to the waste aud barrcn places of tha
scalp, il fruetifes and enriehss them With
new and ample growth IL Is not q o0urss,
pretended that IL viii do this Il The ca
pacity for reproduction Is extiact, but - bong
as IL remains that wonderful rehab.litant viii
assnredly propagate The germ q the hAir into
life and activity. auiae0dlw&wIt
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FOR SALE!

4 The estate at the southerly corner ofCon-
@R gress and Park streets, in Portland, well
EMksa known q irst-class Boarding House, is
jEgl1E for sale. The house is in good repair, and
Er,n1'k contains thirty-four rooms There is near
ly an acre Of land fine garden, with greenhouse
grapery ice house and barn. Fruit trees grape vines
this property is very vauable and for any other pur
pose requiring SO large quantity Of land, in pleas
ant location, and of convenient access whether for
travellers residents it is believed that de-
sirable estate can be found in this city.
Enquire Of VIM II. JERRIS,
ls-lsa. -. Real Estae Agent.
AM
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IHE most sangune expectations are PROMPTLY
realized by administering SLoLANprR,s Rucur
if you would completely eradicate kidney
bladder and slandular diseases, diabetes, gravel,
incont'nence or retention of urine, female ir-
regularities, and maladies of the urino genital
organs. au27-Tu-Th-S2S
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DISEASES such as Consumption, Bronchitis,
Debility from Typhoid and other Low Fevers,
from excessive grief, study or close confine-
ment, and prostration of the vital powers,
yield to Fellows Compound Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites sooner than any remedy ever before
discovered. augl1dedlw&w1t
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
Dissolution Of COpartnership.

TUNHE eopartnership existing under the name ef j.
Il w. Stockwell & Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
JOHN W. STOCKwELL,
FREDERICK A. STOCKwELL,
CALVIN STCCKWELL.
Portland, August LIST, 1872.
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TIHE AND ENLIGHTENED EXPERIENCE have
shown that certain substances formerly used
and relied on in medical practice, are unneces-
sary and dangerous; yet some of these sub
stances have found their way into medical
compounds. DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VIM
EGAR BrrTERs, however, contain nothing in
furious, being composed exclusively of vegeta-
BILE substances from California. For all disor-
ders of tie liver, kidneys, bladder, skin, and
digestive organs, and for purifyin. the blood,
they are the most wonderful remedy known.
ie29-4W
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

In EVERY QUARTER OF THE GLOBE where it
is known, and there are few indeed where it is
not, the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINAMENT takes
precedence of all similar preparations. Its
transcendant merits have obtained for II a pop
ularity seldom reached by any proprietary med
icinc. In its infancy the fiat of its success was
pronounced in the widespread endorsement
which it received from physicians, veterinary
surgeons, horsemen and the public generally.
No one now thinks of questioning its claim to
be considered the Standard linament of Amer
lea. au36-deodiw&wlt
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Conartuersbip Notice.

name OF
SToCKwELL, TRUE & COMPANY,
for the manufacture Of Hydraulic Cement Drain
and Sewer Pipe.
We are authorized to settle all existing accounts
with the firm Of j. w. Stockwell & Co.
JOHN w. STOCKWELL,
WILLIAM u. TRUE,
au1tf1m CALVIN STOCKMELL.
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THE nerve structure receives strength and
vitality, and the whole nervous system is re-
cruited by administering SMoLANDER's BUoHu,
and its wonderful curative properties complete
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-29

ADAhsoN's Balsam cures Asthma, Coughs
Colds, Lung Complaints. Price 35 and 70 ct,
mr15-T t S & W1y
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Furnished House for Rent.

TTlHE House No. 172 Spring Street, owned and oc-
Il cupied by A. d. Brown, Esq. (premises in per-
feet order) has finished rooms, conveniently ar
ranged, will be leased for more years,
sonable terms immediate possession given. For
further particulars apply to E. E. UPHAM, No. eS
Exchange St, ag14tf
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o. THE OWNER ABOUT TO
@! leave the State wishes to sell his property stu
ated on corner Of Church and Cross Sts., Sacca-
Kappa. Said property consists Of two story Brick
House, containing IA finished rooms, nice cellar
good stable carriage house, woodshed, &C. Is cent
rally located, within minutes walk Of P. & h. De-
pot Post ONCE, Schools and Churches.
Inquire Of JOHN r. BABB, ON Premises
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For Sale. or Exchange

A NEW HOUSE in the westerly part of the city, !,
IA containing 10 good sized rooms. Lot contains
over 5000 feet. Will exchange for small farm with
In few miles of Portland, or sell very favorable
terms Apply to w. II. JERRIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

R-e-a-d T-h-i-s.
1t is acknowledged by
all, that at the Store of
DAVIS & CO.,
can be found a larger, bet
ter Stock of Ladies' Fur
nishing and Fancy Goods,
than elsewhere in the
State, and at Prices far be-
low the usual rate.
To make room for Fall
Goods, they will invite
their Customers and the
Public to improve the Op-
pOrtunity they will offer
them to Select Rare Bar
gains in the following
goods:
Infants' Sun Bonnets soc
Lace Bonnets, from 81 90 up
Lace Collars from 3J cts. and
upwards.
Lace sleeves from so cts. and
Lace Ruchinx'2O cts. per yard
and upwnrds. $50 asaf -7's '
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CO-Partmership Notice,

WE the undersigned, have this day formed CO.
w partnership under the style Of j. w. STOCK
WELL ~ COMPANY, for the purpose Of manufao-
turing, under Patents of 1879, 1871 1872 Machin-
cry to run by hand, horse or steam power, to make
Drain and Sewer Pipe and artificial Stone Pavement
and Building Blocks.
State and County Rights for sale, or licensed to
work on a royalty.
JOHN W. STOCKwELL,
Portland, Me.
FREDERICK A. STOCKWELL,
Northampton, Mass.
August 1, 1872. an2dtf