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- NOTICE TO rAx-PAYHRs.

As:S ?, the several Dsrs:
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On s nss
AZ 10 a::. ~
An appeal must b. n.ds in writing, and sworn to
The sos S yin g z s.on each day fanasy sr
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wA haaEs RE- sa6 p 4. e. March 10, lsIs.
gust Board y Appeals viii eeOtiHus An
s$'ss!: sS5
'fxsS m order r. sof FasH Secretary
I'm BAGS VIRGINIA PEANUTS.
just 5 5fse''sS ' Ib Nj isls y CO..
m2g9 sos sth street, opp site Oenter MARKET:
JUU 5000 BUsHELs'0ATS,
Arriving. For sale at low prices.
Delivered at Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
JNO. w. LUMSDON CO.,
most COS 9th street, opposite Center Market.
RANG COR LATHs
ATTENTION, LUMBEENEN AND PLASTER
mS G III :s 3 .s:s,
nl2s at and also 623 Louisians avenue.
% s,p1 rSs srs. pAs n n snoas 81
DRESS TRIMMISGs, FANCY GoODs,Sc,
Sit Market Space,
m293 between 9Th and 9Th streets.
EXTRARDINARY BARGAINS
IN DRY GOODS AT
c o n N o l. L VS.,
sos Ninth street, opposite Patent ONCE
Lirgest and cheapest stock Of EMBROIDERY in
thsEs ssa $sslss
sPEEaBs ESQ; cheap q 40 Large :!oet q
g.. EN- Sh sESCS IA
pRoPOsALs FOR GOAL. :.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING Mach Mar bPsssIyIss45sse'}
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
% ss tsi 5 t das Of
run Of mine Georges Creek Cumberland Coal, to
s1S K To- se
1%11on 1s re9nirsd by act of Congress approved
pounds the tom and shall be ms pected and weigh
ed, and the quantity of each load certified at the
time OF delivery, by the person appointed and quail
ned under the act for that purpose; and that the
prescribed fee OF 20 cents for each ton of coal u
speeted weighed and delivered, shall be paid by the
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from the 18th day Of April, ;G3, the De partment
serving the right to reject all any portion OF the
bids offered.
No proposals will be entertained unless accompa-
nice by satisfactory evidence of ability to fulfil the
cont ract, nor will payment be made without the
certificate Of the inspector that the coal furnished
is such as the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent to the Of
fee Of GEO. A. McCARTEE,
Chief Of Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, Treas
uIy Department. m29-d3w
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fNsROSADALIS
Wy HUNTSVILLE, Ala, n arch ., 1869
Gentlsmo;-for two years was q sufferer with
InnammatOry Rheumatism. During that time /
took various remedies that professed to cure the dis
ease, but with no success. About six months ago,
"ROsadals" recommended to me by INV physi,
clan. took il prescribed and the result Is very
satisfactory. Besides my own, I know many other
Ia which the Rosadalis has prov ed successful
Yours truly, j. J. PITMAN,
Postmaster at Huntsville, Ala.
| hxracf from letter of 30h March, from A. f. Whss-
Ter, ESQ, Druggist, Lima, Oato:I
In conclusion, L can say Rosadalis is
the hest blood purifier have, without doubt.
For sale by 3, CALVERT FORD,
H22- eo6t 11O5 Pennsylyania avenue.
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MI s. n. J. BRENCH, rs Cslsssssst Rslsasl
Ia SJGssoevost GAd zsa Msd6e0. 60 - seea q
ens car b. photosrsDh haad vriting Or lock Q
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TO LADIES.

~ TO LADIES.
S How sod 10 n to see young wife, Q mother
81 family who re9uires al her Dhyeical strength
to fnn her nSs; ;s Outlet and 4. her @SE, c.
ser, TO see her prostrated, losing ever, day her
Why, but yet suffering enough TO be utterly 1issrS-
sblel This state OF weakness and debility h moro
fatal % her than severe spell Of for In that
de viii iineer months sftsf months, not thinfins
worth while TO physican about &, until nature,
sxhausted gives out, and che b Carried 10 the grave
when little Drecaution In proper ttnne would have
pered her life. 70 prevent, % erenGhen, . cure,
sss III n fS.g =. ~ 1T
tnfAnible remedy sgAinst mAlaxia, dJspepsia, eos
avene., otAolsnes5, headaches, morning. sickne0
mo Al complaint! peculiar TO women. These BIZ
teri, which Are soA b. I'll druegiss, arc, IN conss-
Quencs o. their virtue and most aGRcsaD taGes, t.
ned1cine - szesihses for ladiss. joitf
P5kR.0S. TIL EAlLIEsI AeE9 %
any, e we're, the cure q nAnkfnd. % terrible
snS ~ nac 0ese = eoos Dsrio9. q ths wcs!dS
vsuld not be allowed TO nix with oociefy. HsS1iiv
~ our DAY TIE dfseese striped Of II terror b. tke
US 81 cAMAnifANb koOf AND HIRD JUICES. and
the victim Of 6crofula, Ulcers, Sores, PimpSsS,
Biotehes fetts, &C., esn b rsstored = sound hsAk
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, en- Per bstt,s
Sold b. o. O. FORD, HOS Pc ave., and By Dru9.
asts: pHsn0nD CO., PreDristors, eis naes
sreee. RhiiadeiDnfa. 0ay8Iy
70 MiL , . = RS
NEW DRUG STORE, U
No. ll3v PENNSYLVANIA AvENus,
Depot Tor Soda and Mineral Wssess. fel3-H
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~ WAUGH NJ. Il. CHURCH.-Preaching to-
Gently appointed Pastor, Rev R,cGARD Norris. i, i.
nFREV, HORACE A CLEVELAND, date Of
Foundry NJ. 4. church, viii preach on SABBHrH
NEXT, at II a. m, and X p. m. Seats free 1t"
hFC0LUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION,
M NJ I0I0An Adjourned Meeting will be held
Building. 5th street, near T. New BY Laws and
Of Prices come H. "a ff
rFLo.O. F.-COvENANT LODGE, No. 10.
E *
81, at 70 O'Clock, to receive the Visiting Pha J.
invited uss2i s''r sfs ESSEX sss f5s,f r. s.
~ session, Of The, RICHa0N6n AsS soSIn q
cn MS Sfh ~
march 5ist, att p m By order Of
GEO. sTRohhEEtEX s P: GRAY psd T.u Chairman
rFTHE SUNDAY SCHOOL NORMAL GLASS
Wy All persons who wish to enjoy the i'm portant
exercises and privileges Of the NORMAL CLASS
IfSG6IS Hall on s sNTGHS6xY
~ At o'clock. March 90 Lecture and
a Br 6sy no DC and the Glass organized
w SIXTH BuILDfSG Xs ss ;citIF the
wi" be h On f + tssss E E2fEt NEXT,
April lst at ~ O'Clock,
ensuing year. lm29-A'I VIM. KING, Sec
hSTHE WASHINGTON ANNUAL MEET
r1g Of the friends Of the AMERICAN TRACT
will be held in the Metro politan Presby-
.sTlan church Dr Chesterl &th street east near
p Prs ND WIsSS win Prefas Rev Dr. sElssRG,
Christian effort among the Germans and addresses
VIII be delivered by Hon. T. W. FERRY, of Michi-
ries Of the Society. IT.
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Another "unfortunate man. Gas the modern
Irurderer is styled by the sentimental press) has
aced his life In danger under the cruel work
igs of the law Of capital punishment. 1t is
Lot known exactly what fine sentiments, cred
liable to the human heart, prompted him to
waylay, murder and rob the Virginia drover in
the Armory square last night, but doubtless the
~Roble army Of commuters will be able to hunt
them up, and show the injustice Of bringing his
fender neck to the gallows.
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The cArVHieIe says Of the o'Brien commuta-
tion:
he President having committed the pen
alty OF death 70 imprisonment for life he can
DOT DC hung and II there is no law in force i'm
this District, where the Ofense was Committed.
eutnorlZing imprisonment, the STAR, in its
next commentary on Coke and Blackstone >
Will probably tell the public by what authorize
O'Brien can be detained in the penitentiary.D
There is no authority by which he can be de-
tanned day, beyond his voluntary consent nm
der the terms OF the contract he accented IN
take Communication in place of hanging.
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rHOTICE TO PRODUCE DEALERS

w
Persons selling produce in the Northern Marke,
must procure their Lie "a the Regi-teris oce
At the Territorial Building. on "a street between
Pennsyly ania avenue and street northwest ON a.,
before the LIST Of Al ril, 1873
Persons selling sh will be subject to the same reg
ulatons.
All licenses must be shown to the Market Naste,
when called for by him.
By order Of the COMMISSIONER
n20td 8. MCFARLAN, Market Master
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JUAN BOYLE. FRANK BARSum.

REaL ESTA re AND NOTE BRoKERS.
no. QUO 18th street, Opposite Z. :. Treasury.
FOR sALE-A handsome HOUSE on \ street,
No. s1S. new large double HOUSE, corner fl.f
and III. HOUSE No. 1910 Massachusetts avenue
HOUSE No. 226 d street east, for sale OF rent
furnished or unfurnished. ACOTTAGE in Millanfs
row; price $3.50. Several small Houses. frssn
$500 20 S5,opo small cash payments. Tnree Lots
north side and one south side Il Rhode Island
avenue, between 18th and 18th. We have several
very me FARMS, improved and unimproved, on
different railroads running FROM the for AZ
low hRnree or exchange for CITY property. 80 ,OOD
tet OF GkolND m Nartons portions Il the city Tor
sale Al Tow figures. on easy terms will exchange
for productive improved property. ma I'm
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h|MEDICAL ASSOCIATION-The semi AN
Wy nual meeting of the MEDICAL ASSOCIA-
TON OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA win
be held in the Hall Of the Medical Society, No. 81
y street orthwest, at on. (1l O'Clock D. m TUES
DAY, Aprii LIST. JAMES 7. YOUNG, N. D.,
mZs 81
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GO .sNA.si. : - .HLn
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largest and cheapest stock Of EMBROIDERY in
the city. Extra fine large TOWELS, 81 per dozen;
cheap at o., NOTTINGHAM LACE for Curtains,
Sh RtH sS SIX reduced 70 sse BIass
SPEkA1s ESQ; cheap at $40. Large stock Of
SPEIN8 DRESS GOODS, all eoiors and quality
Best 50 cent BLACK ALPACA i'm the city m29 At
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PERSONAL.

trust any one except my wife on nv account, e
Viii Pay no debts contr eeted BY any one else:
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Wy TON.
l., FRkE READING ROOM-Daily, wsssly, SeeH-
CIRCULATING LIBRARY; 1900 vols Terms
S3SSyTEKyssaafTr3N s s5 quarter ter PAkLOBS AND
men; Chess, Cheluers, Organ and Piano.
Daily PRAYER MEETINGS at II Is 6 and On m
LITERARY SOCIETY SATURDAY evening at II
O'Clock SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES
N Lincoln all 1t 80 O'Clock; at Theater Comique
~ ia O'CLOCK. mZ
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VALUABLE INVENTIONS FOR SALE.

The undersigned ofers for sale the RIGHT Cor r.
fmHhugh- Patent 1T NJ Pl NG CARTS aud q RI
LoAbERfor the state Of Delaware, Pennsyly ami |,
Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, we-f
Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, NJ i--ouri
Nebraska and n snsas. viii sell psri oT the whole
jacob BYERLY, Frederick, NJ.
Can be seen at the Continental. mg n.
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G. w. sTONER
JOHN NJ. SANIUELS.

ERUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL
Il Plants and Flower Seed grown in the
South, ouly for the South. Largest stock
and most complete assortment. Send for
Illustrated descriptive Catalogues.
Oct. l6-1y.
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A WIFE AT AUCTIoN.-About a week

A WIFE AT AUCTIoN.-About week
ago widow woman named Gatl,rer,,
living in the Sixth Ward, met a male
acquaintance on Gratiot street d
complained to him that she was out of
-four and wood, aud almost discour-
aged. He told her she ought TO marry
again, and she said she couldn't tind a
husband. "I'll sell you at aucuou,"
he continued, 'and wen put in pro-
viso that the highest bidder shall con &
you for a weel, in order liza; yon may
know him" The woman lau.hin.ly
consented, and the min mounted Il box
and began crying ont. A c'owd as
sem6led, and he stated the facts il he
case, saying that lie had known her for
years. Knew her TO be indusl' ious
and of good character, and then he
opened The sale. Bidding was lively,
ahd everybody i'll great 'umor. Ii
the crowd was an old bachelor named
Peter D. Jos|yu, boarding on Maple
street, and he was the only one took
The joke as a real fact. He jumped tho
bidding from 43 cents TO SIS, and then
raised 10 So. The anctiopeer cried
"qast calI'' on that figure, and The wild
ow was :'kpockcd down." Joslyn
handed her the money, agreed to the
proviso, and Then treated the whole
crowd, none of whom had a Li1ouy;lt
that a marriage would take place.
Que did, however, lake place yestcI-
day morning, after the terms had been
faithfully carried Que. Aud while il is
quite certain that Joslyu has found Il
good he|pmaie, the briae.room's
friends say That he is sober, steady,
good tempered and well off Dei.olt
Free Press.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Castor Sulphur Springs.
TvHE PROPRIETOR OF THE CASTOR

THE PROPRIETOR OF THE CASTOR
L. Sulphur Springs announces that he
has enlarged and improved his accommo-
dhtions for guests the ensuing season, and
that he will be able to entertain with all
the comforts Of home any number who
shall seek The Springs for either health or
pleasure. Families can be supplied with
private apartments, and ladies with rooms
secluded and comfortable. The table will
he supplied houutifully With the best 70
be had. Good saddle and harness horses,
hacks and buggies, and attentive hostlers
will be found at the stables, and the
roads, having been repaired, Will afford
good drives. Those seeking relaxation
aud amusement will find spacious ball
room, bowling alley, billiard tables, &c.
ready for their use The adjacent forests
abound in game, and the Bayou Castor.
running GEAR by, is noted for it's fine
fishing.
The waters of the CASTOR SULPHUR
SPRINGS are known to have great effica-
cy in correcting arrangements of the d.
Sestive organs. In all cases OF general de-
bility, its Alternative and tonic effects are
marked, prompt and satisfactory. The
most obstinate cdfaneous diseases unf,il-
iugly yield to it's influence if properly
used. Chronic rheumatism, neuralgia and
old ulcers may be promptly mitigated and
often radically cured by judicous use of
these waters.
The Springs are situated about IS miles
northwest of Harrisonburg and 20 miles
soutllw EST of Columbia. A regular line of
stages will run twice week between Co
lnmbd and tie Springs. Recent i'm.
provements Oil the roads and bridges rem
der the Springs easy OF access to all kinds
of carriages from every direction.
Board per day for adults ........$2 90
Board per week for adults. IL 90
Board per month for adults. .-4 40 90
Drafts payable OIL the lst day of .Ianua-
ry. 1874, given BY responsible parties on
responsible merchants. will be received
for board THOS. J. HOUGH,
May Z. iS13-3m. Proprietor.
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VOL. 28} ALEXANDRIA, LA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST g. 1873
THE EMOCRAT,
TERMS:

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OBITUARY Notices, Marriages, Public
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S""""O ~
WHEN {?
BY FATHER RYAN,

Some day in Spring!
When earth is bright and glad,
Wien wild birds sing,
Aud fewest hearts are sad,
Shall l die then?
All me! no matter when!
l know it will be sweet
10 leave the homes Of men
TO rest beneath the SOIL
TO kneel and kiss Thy feet,
In Thy Homc-Oh, my God!
Some Summer Morn!
When all the winds sing songs,
When roses hide each thorn,
And smiles, the spirits wrongs,
Shall die then?
Al. me! no matter when!
l know'I will rejoice
70 leave the homes Of men
TO resi- beneath the soti-
70 ,ncel and Kiss thy feet,
Ii Thy Homc-oh, my God!
Some Autumn Eve.
When shadows dim the sky
Wien all things grieye,
AID I;.irest things all die,
Shall die them?
All. me! no matter when!
J know it will be glad
10 leave the homes OF men
TO sleep beneath Che sod
No heart can e'er be sad
In Thy Homc-oh, my God!
Some Wintry day,
When all the sky is gloom,
And beatteons May
Sleeps in Dccember'S tomb,
Shall die then?
NV heart shall t,lrob Wild joy
10 leave the homes OF men
10 rest beneath the sod
Al! joy has no alloy
In Thy Honc-oh, my God!
All NE! tell
Tle Rosary of my years;
And it is we'll
The Beads are strung with tears!
Haste, Death, and come!
L pine-i pray for Home!
| know it will be sweet
10 rest beneath the sod
TO kneel and hiss Thy feet
In Thy Homc-oh, my God!
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E Necessity is t h G mother of io-
veniion. A new f,e extin: gushing ap-
n;liatus has bce1 exhibited in Boston.
A pipe ruDs i,Om The basement to the
ROOF, through tie centre Of the build
inc. This pipe is furnished with valves
which open Oil every floor in the build
in:, and each room is supplied with -
suitable amouot Of bose; which, ia case
of fi'e, is attached to the valve leading
INTO that room, and stream of water
is soon bought to bear upon the
flames, the motive power being force
pump in the basement, which in man
n;actorjes nav be worked by stealth
In case Of fie bell is struck, which
wares The engineer 10 set the pumps at
wo k. This pamp. in the establish
meat in which The experiments were
iried: has the capacity of forcing 600
gallons TO The mino,e. Two lines OF
hose, one fifty feet il length and tie
otIer ore humid ed, were run iDio tho
s, rect, and 81, cams OF water forced
through them reached over 900 feet
horizontally, and pcrpendicularly from
20 TO 30 feet above the building, which
is IS feet high. The trial was thought
to ne successful.
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mo. S..
Giant iuteIieCtS at a Queer Dinner.

| Auot'ier ::auecdo;e" has uuforiurate-
~ been lel5 opt OF Col. Fo,nev's de-
lisl'. 'ul book. Once upon time ono
o. those slant irtelleets o. past gen
Grafton gave ]al &c dinner parry at
one OF the fashionable hotels at Tho
capital. A private liable had been set
in one of tie parlo's; the hour OF the
feast had arrived. the guests were as
sembied. The dinDer>was pe.fect. nuo
establishment reigped supreme, for tue
host himself was nowhele 10 De found.
Among Toe guests might have been
seen tho majestic forms of Cass and
Benton. Massachusetts was represent
ed by iae immortal Webster, wlils5
the great Commonwealth of Penusylva-
MIA h,'G contsiou,ed her most disiin-
cuished son in the pe'son of james
Buchanan. Forrest was there, envcl-
oped ia tie cosy rays Of his dawning
fame. whilst the ar,nor o" The ::Apec-
does OF Prb''c Men" might have been
mistaken Tor youth;u Apollo, or somo
other equally tan'iless he;.tileu God.
A vessel witu g DIVIDED sails aG SET With
OUT a commander, 4 balloon in the up
per s,,,';um without p'of. Wise in tho
basket, tie poliiic.'l nag ip pennsyl-
vanii wilhorC Simon Cameron. could
on'y represent Toe si;naiion; ont James
Buch;.nno, with his superb grace and
ini4hi,.,ble tact, managed the social
Slip whilst il was 10 the midst of The
hre;'he's. ..Genilemen;" said ,he lord
Iy Brci,adan. 1--WE vera bidder here 10
pas,Ake of i;;s ine dune. The vino
is cool-:'t ,hinss seem ready. tt is
true llc ho:G is absent, bet rilat is no
reason why SO good feast should
spoil. Be seated, friends! Life is
brieS! Lee us erjoy ourselves y The
hours few away on rimbe wings;
course a'er course .l0aned upop the
table. The ionest vines of those Api-
clan days toobled, spa.kied and dis
appeared. The air was heavily cbarS-
cd wj,h the electricity Of genius, yeG
in the absence OF tue hos5 ak was very
serene. Al last the boar of departure
came. 1t WIS IL O'Clock. The door
opened. and there Stood the host. An
gels and ministers Of grace defend us!
LIS o.''tC'tN h''o SHV "uht''F vi VHO
side OF his handsome head. HIS sharp.
wni.e ,cctu sill cluny TO ne fragments
Ola f;sj Disappearing cigar. :'GeulIe-
men," re began. I've been to George
town, l'ic." sad NJ. Buchanan 10
some Of we moe you.i'ral Of lie COM
MaDv: "TaAe t!l,s man 10 his room;
lie n;g''5 SLY something I've would re-
gree" aud SO ,he hose WAS led without
opDos;, ion away. Next day, wIleo eS-
plana,ions and apologies wee duly
seac iot,a. taey wee secei veil 10 inc
i.ndes5 sn;'i,, becarse NJ. Buchanan
Irld paved tne Way tot them the n.',6
before, Nv Swing 10 t e company
::Our 'osC has been unIor,roaie. The
same misfortune mish6 have o7e,taLen
rs. We have 1een spared. Let rs 10
me, ti.pi o ou selves add avoid George
,ovn." IN tAo,e days iuc duels wc!o
ior3nJ ia E'atens5a:s, bot the 'lA'ks,'
were cansht IN Geo, Getown. How for
inn,,e Tor ,he meu 10 those DAYS ti,a5
t'le elegant, WIS s.li unho'n. and tho
New Yo.k and Pn,'adeipn;.. da,Iies
we've uAc'e.,ed oots';n,s Colresnon-
'deut Philadelphia Pes.
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