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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-04-12
DEATH or PROFESSOR MORSE.

DEATH or PROFESSOR MORSE.
Over the wires On Monday night
last flashed the sad, though not en-
tirely unexpected, news of the demise
Of him who for ages to come will be
known under the proud epithet-an
epithet insuring him Immortality
Of the " Father of the Telegraph"
Prof. Morse, after lingering for sew
cral days between life and death,
died yesterday evening in New York,
at the advanced age Of eighty years
and eleven months. With him one
of the greatest inventors of the age
will be buried, and the civilized
world will mourn over his death with
unfeigned regret for was not Prof
Morse, in a measure, which by no
means should be undervalued, in
strumental in more rapidly spreading
civilization and progress than this
could have been otherwise accom-
plished?
Let us for a moment turn over the
pages of the life history of him who
forever will rank eminently high
among the remarkable self-made
men Of the Western hemisphere.
Samuel Finley Breese Morse was
the first son of the Rev. Jebediah
Morse, not unknown in our litera-
ture as writer on geography. He
was born in Charleston, Mass, April
81, 1901. He graduated at Yale in
1910. His tastes led him to the fine
arts, and his father was finally in
duced to second his aspirations to
become an artist. The year after
graduating he went to London to
study painting under Benjamin West.
While there he became quite init
mate with G. r. Lisle, they agreed
to paint each others portraits as a
first attempt in the art in London.
Mr.. Morse made some progress in
his art, exhibiting in 1918 at the
- ..ademy his +" Diving Hercu-
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EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL.


SFNATF.-After our report closed
The motion TO reconsider the vote passing the
hill for the relief of Chicago was carried-ayes
5 noes p. The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
Mr.. Hay (ll.) introduced a resolution that the
Committee Of Ways and Means report a bill
removing the duty on spirits for export Re-
Mr.. Monroe (Ohio) offered a resolution which
was referred to the Committee of the Whole
House, declaring that the FOrty.second Con
grrSs should not adjourn until il has passed a
bill TO carry out reforms in the civil service of
the government.
ON motion of Mr.. Young ga }, the Commit
zee on judiciary was directed to report a bill at
early day a. practicable for the removal OF
the political disabilities of all persons who have
applied for such relief
The House resumed the consideration of the
resolution that came over from Monday last
and which was then offered by Mr.. Stevenson
0i ohio, declaring that Congress recognizes as
Nahd anu binding all acts passed for the enforce
ment of the reconstruction acts of Congress. The
house refused 10 suspend the rules and pass the
resolution.
Mr. NerCuT (Pa.J offered a resol ton direct
ing the Committee Of WAYS and Means to report
bill repc aing all impOst duties on tea and cof-
fee. and to put the same on the free list. The
resolution Was adopted-yeas 40. NAYS 81. Those
voting IN the negative were Messrs. Beck, Rey-
eTidge. Bird, Brooks IN W, Burchard, Clarke
tN-O.), Cohen. COmingO, Cotton. Dawes, Farms
worth, FimkelnbuIg. Garfield, Hale, Hawley
Hubbard, Hooper, Kerr, Kinsella, Lewis, Mer-
rick, Moore. Orr, Palmer, Parker IN. H.), Per-
" (OhiOl, Poland, Potter, Slater, smith (Ohiol
Stevens. StoughtOn, StoueI. Twichell. w AXE
man. Wheeler an willard.
on motion of Mr.. Banks, Mass. > the Com
mittee on the Pacific Railroad was directed to
investigate and report upon the actual condi-
ton of the affairs Of the Union Pacific railroad
snd that in prosecuting the investga alton the
committee have power to send for persons and
papers
TIE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
Mr. Butler Mass asked leave to offer a res
olutiOn requesting the President, if not incom-
Patible with the public interest, to inform the
House il the government has any knowledge
that il is the intention of her Maiesty's govern
ment of Great Britain to impede the powers
under the treaty of Washington. and especially
with reference TO the tribunal of arbitration at
Geneva.
Mr.. Banks said he could inform the House that
the government had no such information.
Mr.. Butler replied that then We ought to have
some information on the subject.
The House refused to suspend the rules and
pass the solution.
Mr.. COnger Mich introduced bill for the
reorganization of the Treasury Department.
Referred to Committee on Civil Service.
Mr.. Shanks (Ind.) offered a resolution re-
questing the President to open negotiations
with ali civilized nations to provide for the i'm
mediate return on parole of prisoners captured
in war.
Pending a motion to suspend the rules and
pass the resolution, the House, at ; O'Clock p.
M, adjourned
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
MEIZ6ER 4 BYLES.
ait SEVENTH STREET.
ace OFF ERING A FINE STOCK OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES

CONSISTING IN PART OF
Havana Oranges,
London Layer Raisns, in whole half, and quarter
boxes,
Conserve Ginger, New FIGS.
French Primes. in gias -, tin and boxes
u rdon Dilworth's Jeilies,
Murders Preserves, Norton Pis Fruits,
Almonds. shelled, paper and soft shell,
Pecans, Filberts, and Ma pie alnuts,
Pure Apple Cider, not boiled,)
Prime New York Apples, Apple Butter,
Pine Apple, English Dairy, Edam, and Factory
Cheese,
New York Buckwheat. Cranberries,
GolGe Drips Syrup, N. o. Molasses,
Finest quality Gun powder, Imperial, and English
Brs akfast Tea,
Mocha, Old Government Java, Ceylon and Rio Cof-
fee, green and fresh roasted.
No. Maekerel, in barrels and kits,
Jamaica Rum. J pure } Scotch Whisky,
New England Rum,
OtaId, Duruy Co. Braniifs.
CatherwoOd "Old Reserve Whisky,
"Old Nectar" Whisky,
Old Baker and Caff whisky,
Pale Sherry Wine, very fne,1
Madeira. Port and California Wines,
Prime Butter put mp Expressly for families, in small
packages. jD-r
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the supreme Court Of the Dis
Of administration on the personal estate q WIN. g..
CRANCH, late Of Washington county, ID. g., de-
to the
before the 50 day Of Fsb!uary .eYt; they other
fS:as s s,'. s::s 10. joss Ak
TINITED STATES PAINT 0FFICk,.
tn. pe.i.ss u T New
granted 70 y: 8 g: ~ d:y Of Nay, isss, for an
closed a as d ne a ne that sS:
g . - q next sss
petition BE- heasd ON IT, lnh day q April next.
ASs -. nay sa,s H. s...o..r
THIS H 70 e!yE NOIIcl, Ihas u. .ab.cris.r
DistIcs e COlHnha, hoadins aiIseisl tern, IsttsC
Fl sd%ipistrstion On TIE Iersonal estate e EkLtn
said deceased are hereby ~srssd to sxSiSE to
same, with TIE vouchers thereof, % the SsSscri.
before the 18th day Of .jan.azy nsxt: IT, ny
:sid estate: divso usdsr N lad this NtA ~ q
;ss,sss;s - MARYt I'm X n.rkl loHssoN.
LIMITED STATS fAfKNf OtRlCn, 80
On u. ,ssision e Esi b e. .essEfak Of
isas. Tor n 1n1:Ossssnt in Guides Cor sewing Ma
Il Z ordered that the testimony in u. case b
elosed on the Mh day q Asri, ns1t: tS.t q.
said Dstisaos - hsard on IL sssh cay q ADri
Ebt-wN L. b. fEGGITf, Ccmmissisusr.
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10y B. H. wARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 520 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE.

- By virtue sf a deed Of trust to me, dated
folio 30. enc OF the lsnd records Of w ashing.
ton county, District Of Columbia, and By direction
.cribed Property, on the premises, ON TUESDAY,
the nth Of February: l3-ths nrst piece at O'Clock
Parts Of 1ots ~ and IS IN Drury's sabdiv ision Of
square zoe tChesnut street between Fourteenth and
are duly set forth asd described in sa deed Of trust
Also all Of Lot in subdivision Of original Lots L,
Terms IN each case: One- third cash; balance in
six, twelve ead eisAsesn months. With interest
When each properly y sid. Stamps and coavey-
Of .SnSiieS Wisn within Ave da1s Fom day q sale
the Trustee reserves the right resell the property
MiCHAHI p. CHTt kN, trustee.
Is eoAds b II WABN8R. Aact.
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10y LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy ania and 18th street
Star Office Buildings.

CgANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
T TkTa SS PE EN- sfL AVENUE, BE-
- Under and by virtue ef decree passed by the
- cause depending in that court. wherein Alex
ander Lee ct al. plaintiffs and Francis Chase and
undersigned Trustee win sell, at public auction to
the highest bidder, the following parcel of real
estate. TO wit
On TUESDAY, the 2Oth Of February, 1872 viii
sell at clock M part Of ct four A, in Square
49I. fronting Penn 81 lvania avenue, between ~,
and 9Th streets. and improved by o Brick Store and
Dwelling.
The terms Of sale are One-third of the purchase
money cash; and the balance i'm equal payments in
IL is and "a months: the purchaser to give for the
deferred pa ments his promssory notes endorsed
secured to the tatirfsction Of the Tr astee and
bearing interest from their date. All stamps and
conveysncng at cost of purchaser II the terms are
not CONF piled with in ave days the Trustee reserves
the right TO resell at purchasers risk and cost.
w. b. WEBB, Trustee.
japN-eod LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Northwest corner of 10Th and streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLEPROPERTY
OF EsIkEET SOUTH, BETWEEN 81 AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLEPROPERTY
3N sThEET soTTH, BETWEEN Sd AND
- BY virtue Of . deed Of trust, dsted on the
Arecorded in Liber T. and B., No. Is, folio 50
etteq:, one Of the land records or the county Of
Warrington, in the District IF Columbia. and by
the direction Of the party thereby the sub
scriber will sell ct public sale, In front of the
ia2, a o'clock m, part OF Lot numbered twNn
ty three ~. In square numbered i've hundred and
.aid lot being the west rs feet fronting south
alley In the rear Of said lot with all the improve
ments thereon. The i'm prov ements thereon cInsist
In OF q TIVE STORY Frame House, being No 80.
This property is we'll and is very desirable
Terms OF sale: On, half TN cash, Of which 800
months, with interest from the day Of sale, and se
cured to the satisfaction of the Trustee. II the
terms of sale OF complied with within Ave days
fro day Of sale, the Trustee the right to
resel at the risk and pense Of the defaultng pur
chaser All convey aRcing and stamps ct the cost Of
RiTRARD L. wALLAGH Surviving Trustee.
fefs-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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EATEN ALIVE By Docs A little gill named
LOhnes, living on the farm Of T.. W. HOLSTER,
near Galesville, Ulster county, n. Y. is now
lying there at the point Of death from the effects
OF an occurrence of the most appalling charac-
ter Her mother had taken her babe and this
little girl, three years old, to call Mrs. Lam
agan, who resided on the opposite side Of the
street. Mr.. flanagan kept three hound dogs, and
as Mrs. Lohnes opened the door she saw the
dogs. Mrs. flanagan told her to come in, as
there was no danger. Mrs. Lohnes and child
the little girl. The women fought the animals
and shrieked for help, but the tearing to pieces
Of the little girl seemed inevitable Some men
engaged at work in q barn near by, rushed to the
rescue, but before II was accomplished she had
her face so terribly manged and cut that moth
ing but miracle can save her life.
~A writer in the Christian Advocate fears
costly churches, and the rivalry which must
arise among them for popular preachers. He
say: " Competition leads to large salaries large
salaries lead to sore throats threats lead to
vacation, and vacation leads to California or
Europe"
SThere is food for rejection for Christian
workers in the story that DIR. Guthrie once ask
ell a ragged boy whom he came upon in the
streets: 90 When your father and mother for
sake you who will take you up?" The po-
lice, was the instant answer Of that little boy.
- Says the Knoxville (Tenn.) Times: "we
saw genuine champion of wo mans rights yes
terday. We know she was an advocate OF SIGH
by the long steps she took, by the important
swing Of her arms and body as she walked, and
by the immense and manly size of the piece OF
tobacco from which she was extracting the
Juice
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ID No io0l, nssthasst essner Of 10Th and D sts

II BY virtue Of . deed OF trust, dated Nov. 2.
rs: less, and duly recorded in Liber I. aud r. !,
No. 6. folio 80, ct sea., Of the land reco eds
for Washington county, D. o., shai sell ct public
auction. at the suctiea rOoms Of Green Viii ans.
IT o'clock m, all that pises OF parcel OF gr,ua
situate and lying in the city Of WashinetSn. And
fauare No. e9s. with tbs improv enaeata thereIo1.
Terms made known on day Il sale. All 90 .vey
,,ss,r.;, G5slts f %Ppi m ~:
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BY b. II WARNER,
Real Etate Broker and Auctioneer

RY b. II WARNER,
ID Real Etate Broker and Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALEOF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN SQUARE 214.
- By virtue of deed Of trust, dated Dec. ~,
E" 1870, and recorded in liber No ga, foil, l22,
I&c:, of the land records for the county Of
Washington, ID. c., and by direction of the party
secured thereby, will sell at public sale in front
OF the premises; on MONDAY. the 18th day of Feb
ruary. A. D. 1872, at O'Clock m, Lot numbered
(63) sixty three in Allen and Faconers subiv
Of part Of the east half Of Square numbered Two
ingtOp, which subdivision is recorded in liber C..
b folio H9, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms One half in cssh, Of which $50 must be
paid at time Of sale deferred payments, with inter
est at ten per cent per aunum from day Of sale In
six and twelve months, and secured by deed of trust
on the premises Terms to be complied with within
the right to resen the property after one week 3
notice at the risk and cost of the first purchaser.
Deeds and stamps at cost of purchaser.
HENRY A. DUDLEY, Trustee.
japE 2av&ds b. II. WARNER, Auct.
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HELMBOLDS
EXTRACT BUCHU
FOB WEAKNESS ARISING FROM ExCRssks
Oh EARLY INDIsORETIoN,
attended with the following symptoms: Indisposi-
ten to Exertion, Loss Of Power, Loss Memory
Diniculty Of Breathing, General Weakness, Horror
OF Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful
Horror Of Death, Night Sveats, Cold Feet, w AXE.
fulness, Dimness Of Vision. Laneuor Universal Las.
situde Of the Muscular System, Often Enormous Al
petite with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flush.
ing Of the Body, Dryness Of the Skin, Pald Counte
nance aud Eruptions the Face, Pain In the Back.
Heaviness Of the Eyelids, Frequently Black Spots
Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary suffusiop
and Loss of Sight, Want Of Attention, Great Mobili
ty, Residences, with Horror OF Society. Nothing s
more desirable to such patients than Solitude, ana
nothing they dread, for fear Of themselves no
repose Of manner, earnestness, speculation,
but . hurried transition from one question to
another
THESE SYMPTOMS, II ALLOWED TO 60
ON-wHICH THIS MEDICINE INVARIABLY
REMOvEs-sOON FOLLOW LOSS OF POWER,
FATUIrY AND EPILEPTIC FITS. In ONE OF
WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
During the supe .fntendence Of DR.. Wilson ct the
Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad result occurred to
two patients. Reason had for . time left them, and
both died Of epilepsy. They Of both sexes, and
about twenty years OF age.
Who can say that these excuses not frequently
followed by these direful diseases, Insanity and
uor yumptioni records Of the Insane Aeylums,
and the melancholy deaths BY Consumption, bear
ample witness to the truth Of these assertions In
Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition
appears The countenanoe is actually soddeu and
quite destitute; neither mirth grief ever visits
it, Should sound Of the voice IL ID rarely Or.
ticulste.
"with woful measures wan despair
Low sullea sounds their grief beguilsd."
while We regret the existence Of the above 10.
eases and symptoms, We are prepared 10 offer aa
valuable gift OF chemistry for the removal Of the con.
sequences.
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GOLDEH HILL.
This popular FAMILY FLOUR in store and for
sale in lots to suit.
All ether grades Family and Extra Flour.
MEAL, MILL FEED.
BALED HAY and STRAW.
w. n. GAIT CO.,
declS-tf Indiana avenue and lst street.
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MARRIED.

FAGNAM-BEYER. o the 9Th inst at st.
ID NJ nick 3 Church by the Rev Father Call, p l..
BAGNAM and Miss A. v BEYER.
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RY W. T. JOHNSON,
- Real Estate Broker and AuctioReer,
Pennsy ly Ania avenue, corner Sd street east.

- Bv virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated the first
* day Of July, A: d. 1871, and recorded in Lber
mo 655. folio IS, one of the land records for
Washington county, District of Columbia, shall
pr@SSesd to cell f13R, IF the premises to tn high
2. m. part Of Lot six,t6J in Square numbered ia,
described as follows, viz: Beginning for the same
At point 10th one hundred and twenty
seven feet eleven inches from the northwest corner
Of16ih sire ct and street northwest thence running
west hundred and sixteen feet nine inches:
thence northwesierly seventeen feet six inches.
thence east TO said 10th street thence south sixteen
feet four and one half inches to place Of beginning
The improvements consist Of q good two-story
Frame House OF six rooms
Terms: 800 cash; balance in monthly notes
OF thirty dollars per month, bearing. per
cent. Interest, or ten per cent discount for cash
upon the deferred payments. One hundred dollars
down at time of sale
GEORGE W. CLARK. Trustee
f1-w m w W. T. ]. HNSON. A net
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
We would respectfully call the attention Of our
customers and the public generally to our large and
well selected stock of GOODS FOB THE HOLI.
DAYS, among which We would name, in part
IMPERIAL LAYIB RAIsINs.
LONDON LAYER RAIsINs, in whole, half and qrs
VALENCIA RAISINS
SULTANA RAISINS.
CURRANTs, FIGS.
IMPERIAL PRUNHs. in I. 2 and pounds
COOKING PRUNES and DRIED FRUIT,
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in glass, very beau
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in . H. and slb. can,
GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French.
TOMATOES, in 2-lb. and slb- cans.
TEXAS BEEF, . very nutritious article.
HUCKINs' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS.
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES. something new
FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, all kinds
LOBsTERS, in glass and tins.
PRESERVED GINGER and CHOW-CHOw.
PRESERVES Of all kinds, Gordon's make.
ALMONDS, WALNUTS, PECANS, FILBERTs
BRAZIL NUTS, FREECH CANDY, Lib. and s-Ib
boxes: FIRE CRACKERS, &C., &c.
Also,
FINE OLD JAMAICA BUN.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY
Very superior OLD BRANDY.
Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY.
GAFF'S CELEBRATED PURl BYE WHISKY
PORT, ANGELICA, MUsCAT, SHERRY and
MADEIRA WINES.
All the popular brands of CHAMPAGNE WINES
and few casks fine old PALE SHERRY In the
Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guaranteeins
the purity Of the Wine offered.
FOB SALE Low By
BROWNING Z MIDDLETON,
No. GA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
decI6-tr Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW.

TO.MORROW.
pY VIM. l.. WALL 4 co. , Aucrioneers
II New Marble Building,
500 and 902 Penna. avenue and 9Th street
POsITIyE SALE OF the ENrIRG RFrECrs
OF SMITHS ART GALLEY AT Abortion,
To CLOS. fBE BgsINAes: WITH ALL -HE
ElxTUkES - LARGE GILpED MIRRuR
IkAME, WITH MARBLE SLAB AND DON
NECIING CORNICEs, WALNUT CASTS,
COUNTIES, TABLES. DESKS, STOCK.
STOVES, &c. &c, &c
ON TUESDAY MOsNIN9, February
l3i c"mmepcing at IL o'clock, ., No
lS2S street, bet ween 18Th and 18th
e. - .,reets, aud CONTINUING ZACH
MORNING At 1 O'Clock and EVENING
A. O'Clock, until the whole stock Is disposed Of
We name In part
Paintings, Ener .vipRs, Chromos.
Lithogrephs, Artist o Materials
Picture Frames Swiss Carve Goods, &c.
French Plate Glass Show Casee, with Tables.
Large 0ilced frame for Mirror, with Marble Slab
alnut Cases. Glass Front
Black walnut Desk, with Glass Front.
We would especially call the attention of buyers
selected collections of fine Paintings, Ohromos 3.
Lithographs, Engravngs, Picture Frames, &c. &c :,
ever offered at auction In this city, and to which
We invite the attention of BUYERS.
Ay s. SMITH, Agent
Is W.. WALL 4 co Auctionesrs
tRep., Sun. Herald, Capital. and sun Curonicie ]
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DR. AY 4 d RO..
ID 35l Pennsylvania Avenue,

d y A Y 4 d o.,
ID 35l Pennsylvania Avenue,
CHA NIPPON GRO ERS,
Have lust received, direct from San Francisco,a
choice line Of
which they are selling at the folloying low rates:
.F BLACK x ff ,hs JsPsnn choice, 81 ID
Tea. anS ay 80 japan choicest OF all Japan
f fangt;ze,n 40. o1,ong fine auality sc lb.
Moy une Gun powder, only 81 Is ID.
Extra Choice g IN powder, only 81 50 Id. q.
Imperial Teas, from %n Is e siso.
Rio, beat, Spc. 10. Rio, 25c III
Mai Ieaibo, &c. ID; Msrcaibo, &c. Id.
Old Government Java. SIC Java. Dc.
Tomatoes lbs, ltc. per can; lbs, nc. per
Ptaches-2lb lbs, lsc. per can: Slbs, 2Sc. per can.
Breakfast Bacon, cured...... -....l01sc. Id.
Black krebs s. C. Shoulders. ..........9c. h.
No No M Mssi Msffnersls per kit
nnrystsl Syrup rs gal.
Pratts Astral Oil at reduced rates. janls-tf
23 bills. PRIME CIDER.
1000 lbs. DRIED PEACHES.
800 bbls. best brands RYE WHISKY,
In store and for sale low to the trade, By
FRANK HUME,
0uccessor to Poole 4 Hume,) Wholesale Grocer,
asa PEN NYLvANIA AVENUE,
Agert for Acme Family and Harpers Ferry Extra
fLOUh anls I'm
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
SEE PRICES
WI WOULD AGAIN REMIND TN PUB.
LILO THAT WE ARE SHILLING
NEW LAYER RAISINS, st..........-.........-...lsc
CITRON-BKsT LEGHORN, Soc
NEW ZAKTE OURRANrs, as......................loo
NEW TURKISH PRUEEs, st....................lse
TOMATOES-9-lb CANS. Sc
Iow
FLOUR-GOOD, (x-bbl. sack,p at............. 81 rs
FLOUR-BEsT EXTRA. * Dbl sack, at Q 90
FLOUR-OHOIOE FAMILY. * Dbl sackJ Is
TOUGHEST FAMILY, ~ Dbl. sack,,. 50
FLOUR-wELCHy BEST FAMILY, 1t low rates
HAMs-CHeICE sUGAR-oURED, ss..........l 4o
HAMs-BEsr sUaAR-CURED. at........lov rates
sHOULDERs-BEsT sUaAR-OsRED, s.-.....so
sHOULDIRs-PLAIN CURED, at....-...... So
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To MAKE Cot kr PLAsTkR.-SoAk isinglass
in little warm water for twenty -four hours then
evaporate nearly all the water by gentle heat,
dissolve the residue in little proof Of spirits OF
wine, and strain the whole through piece of
open linen. The strained mass should be q ST n
jelly when cool. Now, extend piece Of silk on
pack-thread. Melt the jelly, and apply IL to the
silk thinly and evenly with hair-brusiE A
second coating must be applied when the first
has dried When both are dry, cover the whole
surface with two or three coatings OF BAlsam
Of Peru, applied in the same way. Plaster thus
made Is very pliable, and never breaks.
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THROUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK

MAsHINGroS, June 2. ls10-nooa
Trains between WASHING.
IoSsndNEw YORK are run - q
FOR NEW YORK, tr,fiox ohans, Of oa-s
Leese daily texcept Sunday At !. 90 .. IN, l2.ss
and 90 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily teNcept Sunday at 500 m l2tS
aud 5.40 .. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York At 800 .. m and Phiadei-
phia ~ AZ p. m
Sleeping cars ior New York on ? . IN. train only.
Through tickets 10 Philadelg his. New York OF
Boston can be had at the Station Once ut ali hours
IF the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
for schedule between Washington. Bal irnnre An
nspolis and the West. j. l.. WILSON,
- Master Of Trans . srt alton.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket AReut
GEO. =. kOONTZ. Agent, Washington teis