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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a writ
l'I OF herr taclas issued from the Clerks Cice of
tie Crcu Court of the District Of Columta for the
County of WaShIngton ard % me directed. shall
expose To pubic sale, for CASH, IN front of the
Court-hou door of laid county, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day OF August, 1883, If II O'Clock M. the fol-
lowing described property, To wit: All defendant
right title, claim. and interest and To- Lot No =
la Square No SIS, fronting 3 feet on street north
IA tue ciiy OF Washington, d. C.. together with All
and singular the improvements thereon, seIzaJ and
levied upon the pro oerty of Sam'l NJ KNIGHT and
Will he sold To satisfy Judclas No. los 10 ctol-T
Term, lS g. IA favor Of w. II. Dove, use of Thomas
Broom.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
Nv ~ dts for the DIstrictof Columbia
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Baggage Car Burned

FORT PLAIN, N. ", July 2I-The baggage
car OF the Cleveland express train east, wss
onfn-d very rapidly, aud all the baggage was
DESTROYED. The safe of the American com ahy,
containing over half a million Of dollars, was
saved. Evervihing else was destroyed, with the
mails from Buffalo,
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHING TON, July 20 1873

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, July 20, 1853.
On the petition of Philos b. Tyler, of Springfield
Massachusetts. pray ing for the extensOa of pat
ent granted 10 HIM the 18th of January i845 for
an Improvement N % ste I'm colt presses" for Z
years from the plTatOn If sand patent, which take
pace on the 10th day of January, 1879
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, on Monday, 9th Of December next, at
IL O'Clock, m; and all persons are notified TO ap-
pear and show cause, any they have, why said pc
utlon ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required &c
HE IN the Patent Office their objections, specially
set iOrth IN writing, at least twenty days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony led by either party to
De useu AT the SAID hearing must be take and trans
united IN accordance with the rules of the Office
which Will be furnished on application.
Ihe testimony IN the case will be closed on the
TN al Decehber dispositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must he filed In the Once on or
before the morning of that day; the arguments, If
any within ten days thereafter.
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published in the
once week for three weeks, the FIRST of said
publioa ions to lie at least sixty days before he h
day of December next, the day Of hes. ing.
JOS. HOLT.
Commissioner of Patents
P.S.-EditOrs OF the above papers will please COPY,
and send their bills to the Patent Ofhce with paper
containing thus notice. jy Il LAVISH
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AUCTION SALE.
TO-DAY to MORROW MOp
By RONTZ q CooN0C -

By BONTZ COOMBS, Auct,nDeer,
small FRAME HOUSE AMI IOT r
Agcriot.-On MONDAY, the aSih Instant. ar
80 p o.'.ek m we shall sell, IA front of the prem
Ises, part ." Lot NO. >, m Square S. improved Ls !.
near two story tTSn,e Dwelling House situated on
"a sLeet' near the corner Of l. street. Title Indis
Terms al sale.
iy p 81 BONTZ A. CoONRS A.,
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10y WALL BARNARD, Auc,ionee,,
RhiCh HOUSE AND LOT AT Auction
- on MONDAY AFTER ~

- On MONDAY AFTERNOoN- In ~ =,
&c CO we VIII sell IN front of the premises Lot.
NO :, IA Square US. being at the corner f son,b az
street and q street east fronting 81 Ieet S,,oS.
street ana running tack lis feet lneSes on s,,'I1
street, improved by Brick Dwelling House.
Terms: One-thrd cash balance an 6. 70 and 10
If % n n deed trust on the property ssn
yS WALL q BARNARD. Auct,
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RUTURE DhKS-

B' r.. =. WRIGHT, George,own.
HOUSE AND LOT ArAUCTION On TIES
= IA Ar IEhNOON Bext, the nth Instant
al SIX O'Clock, shall sell, IN front OF the nremis'
Two story Brick House and Lot, situated on The
ess. sde oi frederick street near Fourth ana under
~ ~ Ut r.. =. Wright. Auct
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I'M ARSAALS SAL LIN virtue Of two wrIts of
W. her! iscas issued from the Clerks Office Of tha
circuit Court Of the District OF Cou mbla for The
county oi washington, and To Inc dIrsc ted, shaIl
expose TO public sale, for CASH, in front OF tha
CodIt house door of SAID county, on TUESDAY
The lIth day OF August. 1853. at IL O'Clock m the fol
lowing described property, to wit: All SaIonaI ~,
Layton right, title, clam, and interest IN AID 10 lot
TO; - IN square No. & 6, IN the city of washington
ID. e., together with All and singular the Imnroye,
ments thereon, seized and levied upon as the prop
cry OF Sannel BY ngton, and will be sold 70 satisfy
Eau ReswIck and Richard Waliaoh, and No la In
dlcIfls 10 October term, 1853, William Vsu Resu,ck
rs, John Van Resw ok, X Ichard WsIlach and san
uel btlngton. w. SEIDEN, Marshal
~ ES-dts for the District of Colufnl.s
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PHILAD ELPHIl

u 4 * E 0 T,
No. S8l Pa av between 41a and 9th SIS.
One keg $3.50; one dozen quart bottles, 81 50.
III We send the Beer free of cost to any part of
the city.
M Ism G.. r. n w GERECKE
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A MANUAL OF APPLIED MECHANICS
"A BY VIM. J. NJ. Rankine, L.. l.. d., z. r., &C.,
with numerous Diagrams; price 81 50. For sale by
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
Y A-St Bonkseller. near 9th st.
REAUrIFUi. GOODS AT A SACRIFICE.
u Must he sod to meet our demands and NAL Ike
room for en- Immense fall stock. Articles too nu
merOns TO mention. Call and See. Now is the time
for great bargains at the Fancy and Variety Store
Pennsylva avenue, between 9th and 9th streets,
at McLAUGHLINS. jy "a st
A LII The MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST re-
"A calved and for sale at Shi lingtOn's Bookstore.
HaTper'S Magazine for August.
Atlantic Monthly do.
liOdey's i.ady's Book do
Graham's Magazine do
knlckerbOcksI MagaZi
Ladies' National MAGAZINE do
Household Words do
Lord MOntaEue's Page, by 6. u. X. James,
William the ConqueTor, b. Lieut.. Gen. Sir. VIII
liam Napier,K C.. b.
Tie Family Aquarium. by Henry b. Butler,
Lectures of Lola MOntez,
Mary Derwent, by Mrs Arm 3. Stephens.
Alice Arran, or One Hundred Years Ago, 10y the
author OF minnie Grey"
Wild Flower, by the author Of"The House of Ell
more.
All the new books received rs fast as issued, and
for sale at
JOS. SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner Az street
~ 4-3t and Pa. avenue.
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REGIMENTAL HE .DQUARTERS
L. WASHINGTON, July 2lst.
The officers and members Of the regiment and
every body general. pectfuliy TO
meet at No 493 8ih street, where / have made ar
rangemf mt to keep them CONSTANTLY suppl ed with
the best brands Of Havana imported and domestic
Segars and Tobacco. Having accepted an az epcy
from large importing house, am enab ed to sell at
Wholesale and retail 1T less price than any similar
cstabs hment in this city.
Come one, come all
And give u call.
c. A. SENGSTACK. Agent,
~ Sc No. 49S 9Th street,
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T'O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONGERN.-I
hereby give notice that Virginia Land Once
Military W arrant No. 759, which issued on the 9Th
day of June, l7ss. to Jonn Hisdon, a sailor, who
been lost mlsaid, or destroy ed and that the heirs
of the said John Higdon will. in due time, apply to
the Commissioner OF the General Land Office for
SCRIP leu Of and in satisfaction of said warrant
MARY J. ATWELL,
One ofthe Heirs of the SAID John HIgdon, decd.
I-iaw3m
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I OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GET AT TIL
IL present season daily, OYSTERS~ r
IN III" shell, taken out of salt water theH N Il
same day Resta rants wishing to be SNAlSj
supplied by the barrel will please oall on S8z
j. X. b. SCHWAkZE,
Dealer IN Oysters,
Corner OF 18th and stree 8, back of
1y y eOtf KirkvOOd House,
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DRADY'S GALLERY,
- So Pa. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET,
Deer SUeeny, R,ttenhotSs, Fdnt r Co.'s
Baking House.
Mr. BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
lac that In consequence ofthe very liberal patronage
ne has received since opening his PHOTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY at Washington he will
contrary to his orig nal intention, keep it open during
the summer months.
An efficient corps of Artists will be cons tantIy In
attendance to execute Photographs and AmbrOty pes
In the hest possible manner.
Prices ranging from S upwards.
The Collection of Portraits of dIsting uished men
at ms Gaiery tthe largest the world is open for
a. H. u p H. je so eOSm
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k'OR SAl.E-A neat and comfortable Dwell
4 DING HOUSE, No $50: fronting south on
MASSACHUSETTS, avenue, between % ard 81 sis west
Inc LOT extends through To III street, making also an
Ssh.Tance on IL Terms reasonable. Apply to pot
LARD WEBB, No So I'D story 7th St iy q
IfoR SAIL "A rev BRICK HOUSE, No. 357
street Terms liberal, and posses sion given iinme
diatey, apply on the premises to J. Il. FERRY.
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GEORGETOWN ADVRRTIsKMTs.

SEE FIRST PAGE.
lust RECEIVED. direct from New York, q
fresh supply of Goods, cheaper than ever AT
WArSON'S Watch. Clock, and Jewelry store 81
Bridge street.. Georgetown. y23-st'
DEPARTING JEWELRY.
JEWELRY REPAIRED in a superior manner,
ana ~ about one half the usual cost, by J. A,
WATSON, (assIsted by experienced work men } "a
Bridge street, below the Post Office, Georgetown,
N. B.-For the convenience of persons living in
the country, JewsIry Repaired IN one hours no
tIce. ;y ISlms
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-TwO comfortable Rooms, with Board,
- can be obtained in a private family; at 4iy7 18th
street, between u and III. iy q 81
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THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON IS
Il GIBBS'S VE6ETABLE BALSAM perform.
ING Amoct Mirscles IN covering up Bald Heads and
curing eli Scalp Diseases, 10 Gem
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SFORE FOR RENT-The store ON Ohio ave-
> nue. between 18th and 18th SITS 1t is particular
to L. J. w. NJ. CALF northwest corner t9t6
and sts.. No. 547. IL 36 ieotf
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
rROPERTf-A AN NJ, conta ming 100 acres,
cultivation. and having chard Of $40 trees of
cnoice Irut, comprising apples. peaches apricOts,
hectarnes, pears, ounces, &c, together with
grapes, curran's, strawberries, &c.-the same hsv-
ing GOOD dwelling containing nine rooms. with
changed for city property. There Is a good barn
shd stating On the premises, good water at tie
~ acres are IN wood. consisting OF oak hickory and
chestnut The stock and crops may he purcha seG If
desired For further part oGlars InQu ra of JAS =
SCA6GS 9Th street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, Esq.
i|th street. between and streets.
10 2awlf
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SELLING OFF-SEII.ING OFF
- AT REDUCED PRICES
All rlch 1ounced Barge and AVN Obes,
Rich Satin Plaid, Figured and Plain Bereges
Orgaadie uslins, some dark and second mour nIng
Berare de Lalnes Ducals and ing hams,
The bf ance Of the entire stock of Fancy Dress
Silks, at cost,
large lot of rloh Cambria and Muslin Floun.ngs,
from auction, at low prices.
With general stock of all kinds of staple articles
OF family use, at the lowest cash prices.
All parties are requested to calf and settle their
accounts to LIST July, before commencing new ones,
w. COLLEY
jy l9-2w 528 18th at. 3 doors above Pa ay
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SEE FIRST PAGE.I

kOR SAL "A three story FRAME HOUSE
Win Brlck Back building, containing te N rooms
situated on i4th streef, between Pa avenue ard r.
streets, NO 4o9 and fronting the reservation p
pIy on the pTemises jv % So
FOX RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, ina very
pleasant summer location. Terms oderats
Inquire of. ID KYNARO, General Land Office
or to NJ Rs. DAVIS, ga 18th ct. jyss-tf
EOk RENT.The large 3-story Brick Dwell
Il LING HOUSE, being one Of the Seven Build
Esq.
Also the Dwelling n. xt adjacent east: furtbsr nro
vlded with a cOmmOdIous hack BullCiby
These houses are Well arranged and eIiy Iby sItu-
ated beng on the north side Of Pa avenue in me
drug store of nj. RIdgeley, near the prenms.s snG
the approximate terms can there be accertaIned
DOUGLAS +. FORREST
-Uo Agent for r. Forrest.
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NOrICE.-l have a few off those cheap Toll. TT
y SETS on hand, which will sell cheaper 1.rl
than they can be purchased elsewhere. Also
CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENSWARE,VH
cheaper than the cheapest, with many other
articles too numerous TO mention, at SO Pa avenu
between 9Th and 10th streets.
Call and see for yourselves.
sp1S-6m JOHN McDEVITT.
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koR SAtE.-A FARM, containing 1870 acres of
I land, well adapted to dairy purposes. Ii is atout
miles from Town, IN an excellent neighlporhood.
convenient to Churches and Schools. The improve
IientS are small Dwelling, some what out of repair
The stable, corn house, and out buildings rener-
a,y, are new. Ii adjOns the lands of Or. DuvaIl
Mr. Knowles, and others. Price $1,000. Teru s t,,
suit purchaser. Will exchange for CITY property
Apply TO u. w. ROHRER'S, Grocery Store High
stIetl, oeoIgefown. ID. T.. jy slim
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~ Warrant No. IS 28. for 100 acres, was issued hy
the Pension Office, to the unde rsig ned on the 18th
March, 1852 and IS ALLEGED To have been sent to the
address of H. T.. FAINT. Washington, ID. c.. and
never received by Mr.. FAINT. Alter the expiration
of SIX weeks, shall, under the rules the Pension
Once, apply for duplicate of said Warrant, and
the public are hereby cautioned against purchasing
said Warrant, should il have fallen into Improper
hands, as have never assigned or sold "A d warrant
JOHN RODGERS,
le R-lAw6w q Soldier in the War of 1912.
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A SPECIAL. NO1ICE:-Valey View Farm
IA ate The residence OF John III. King dec js
offered for sale rent To persons N log IN Ihis
secton It Is deemed unnecessary to describe It, but
for the information of persons al u distance IL NAV
be wei TO mention thai place within hundred
mlies OF washington city offers such induce me nts
either TO purchaser or tenant The improvements
are Iarg ana CONNEXIONS Dwelling, containing "a
rooms; Gardeners House, containing 5 rooms; a
large Barn, and ample Stabllns; Wagon Sheds, Car
rsge H.use, Ice House, Green House, Spring
House, Tool House, Carpenters Shop, Root ell
lars, Corn House. Smoke House, Servants q unr-
tors, Hay and Gram barracks, &c.-in a word.
eSerV convenience that can be des red upon farm
Several Springs Of FL water are upon the place
ana Particularly one from which wa'er forced to
the dwelling, sts bles. 6e. by hydIauiIc ram The
farm contains about 80 acres ali under fencing and
IN high state OF Gu tivaton and beautifully laid Cd
IN wal IS and dnves. shaded by fruit trees This
pace, for the last fifteen years h been carried en-
very succes slully as market garden, There is
large quantity of HOt-bed Sash, Forcing Frames
&C. on the place that can be success fully used In
the raising OF vegetables. The Fruit Trees Of ali
kinds, Grapes. Currants, GooseberrIes c. ca ne
numbered by thousands.
Il is presumed that any one desiring such place
VIII examine IL personally. Every information will
be given upon application at the place or In w
ALBERT KING, No. s. High street, Georgetown.
Id, e. g ~
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hRuG STORE FOR SALE.-ln opportunity
- seldom to he met with Is here offered Satisfac-
tory reasons given for selling. Address Drug
gist' IL Post Ohlce. jy Il 2aw4w"
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Inc squadron TO accompany Queen Victoria
to Cherbpurg consists of six sail of the line ii.
iflgates, and hotilla of steam yachts. under the
command of Lord Lyons
Advices from Paris say that the applications
for the new railway loan of three millions sterl-
ing had Teac he'd four times the amount REQ uired
Tue London Times, in leader, controverts
Load Palmerston's view of the national duty i'm
regard TO the slave trade. and encourages the
idea Of the annexation OF Cuba TO tb, United
states, as Cuba annexed the whole trade would
come to an end.
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ZINE FAMILY GROCERIES, DO.
"a sacks Wesh's Premium Family Flour,
"a sacks Wheeler Il Heath's do.
5 bbis do do
BIB Avondale Extra Superhne do.
~ bbs OF her choice brands do,
Fresh Corn Meal constantly on hand
) bbs No. Crushed Sugar
5 bbs No. | Granulated do.
; bbs No. Pu verlZsd Go.
Z bbs best Clarified do.
large assortment fns Brown Sugars
A large assortment hne Coffees and Teas
lo lbs Green Preserving Ginger
bbis best Family Lard
5uerces Gray's Extra Sugar cured Hams.
$40 lbs NIrs Inla-cured do.
2,OOp lbs best Shoulders
bbls No. Maekerel
bbls Nos do
10 bbs Prime Herrings
1900 lbs superior Goldfish
10 boxes prime Goshen Cheese
5 boxes NortOn's Pine Apple Cheese,
with all o her Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Il O.,
requisite to family and other uses, just received
and for sale on reasonable terms FOR CASH and To
punctual creditors only.
JONAS p LEVY,
~ S-eo2w No. AGA 7th ST., corner Of +.
I w. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. ll8 nj
- street. between g and ii, keeps
constantly on hand every article re 6,..s.,5uuG
CURED In his lIne-a fine HeaTse,
moderate. and his attention instant call any hour
Of the day OF night. Hacks furnished for funerals at
lowest pOss bile rates. n8-Iy
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/ , GROCERIES.
WIFE the attention OF heads of families and
purchasers generally to my we'll elected stock of
Family groceries CHOICE OoIong AID Green Tess
very best Family and Extra Flour, choice FamIr
Hams-ln short. every article in the Groeery line
of the best quaty and at prices that cannot fail to
please, at the Old Stand. " w
% 81 VIM nRNE
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kOR RENT-The BRICK DWELLING stu
= ated on the east side of llth street, one door
above Pa. avenue, lover the Gas OficsJ Posses
SION gwen ON the LIST of July. For further paricu
and ID sts "a 90 -"
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CHEAP! CHEAPa
JUST received. fine lot of PALM LEAF FANS,
~ o. Sase or DOZEN at No. 49, It'll street, opposite
Ic-nt tnce. iy 9-tf
4 LIN IrON ACADEMY, GEORG ETOWN, ID.
Iii me next annual sess ON Of this school
VIII commence on MONDAY, September g. ina
SHcuSrs may be obtained at the Drus store of MT.
N - ''osse corne5 Congress and Bridge streets.
jy u 3taw2m IVA 49, iiinoiPoi'
ICE CREAM GARDEN,
-, On STREET
AT this pleasant place Of resort ICE CREAMS
WAFER ICES, SODA WATER, and the finest
CAKES of all kinds, Gre constantly kent on hs "a
and will be served up In the best style. '' """o'
~ b. Families served with Toe Cream by the
quart or gallon. iy III I'm
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On the 18th of June the Mahometans in Jed
dab rose and massaored the Christians there
The vi. tins numbered over twenty, among them
the English and French consuls, and the wife of
the latter. The consulates were also plundered
Toe British steamer CyclOps had rescued twenty
six Christians and ken them 10 Suez NoChris-
tlans remained in the place. Two boats from
the CyClops had 10 fire on the MahometauS who
attempted TO intercept the retreat Of the Christians
from the town.
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Dates from Hong Kong to May I'D had been
received.
The allied fleet was at anchor of the mouth of
the Peiho on the 29th Of April
Six days had been allowed for reply to the
demands Of the plenipotentiary. and the time
having Xpired. a steamer had Ia ken up two gun
boats and $50 sappers 10 the Peiho. A French
transport with $50 marines and infantry had ar
rived
The French had got two gun boats over the bar
Of the Peiho, but two English despatch boats had
stuck fast.
The English and French Admirals were both
at Peeghelc, aud IL was expected that In a few
by the capture of the forts at the mouth of tn,
river
At Hong Kong imports had improved. Ex-
change Is. sd.
AtCanton large business was doing
At ShanSh ae exchange was Is Cd Silk trans
actions were large. Tea was very dull.
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DENMAR K
BIA

The reply of the Danish Government TO TN
Germanic Diet had been dis patched to Franz
fort. 1t was understood TO be conciiiatory
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TRIALS AT THE GUARD HousE WIN Darkey,
Andrew Fisher, Robert Brown, Daniel Solomon,
JnO W illidms, unlawful assembly; fine and cost.
ii 10 each. James Francis, do dismissed. 10
sePhine MAYOR. drunk and disorderly: work
house 60 days James BOYLE and James Keppler
do hne and costs, - Is each. John Houyh,
drunk 81 Is. =. AdamsOn and b AdamSop
profanity, threats and fighting; do 81 u.s. + X
Love, drunk and disOrderly; do 1915 WIN.
Sihltn ana Charles Sharp, entering mouse of c.
sherwood. woTkhOuse 90 days Ii Post,
drunk and dlsorderl,; do. 80 days VIM G. lilo.
way, Moses Brown, V ince mt Garner, Julia LornaY.
Eleanor Davis, Mary Ann Brown, drunk. disor'
drily ana nghtlng; "a days each. William II .
Fitting and j CASTOR, lighting and disord.,i, 4.
hue and costs, 81 Is each ~
SrsYcHNINs ABOUr.-There are indications
in various sections Of the city, that the c,,i,.s
have strong tendency to commit suicide or
that poison has been administered to them bv
seine person or persons unknown In DAYS mast
W. have known the police officers TO prepare In.
ci"us morsels 70: tue dogs, which the animal.
Sr-med 10 have an astonishing appetite for; but
tbey always, after partaking Of them, manifest.
symPtoms OF agony, followed by sudden death
- possible those nightly feasts for the CANNES
ate becoming fashionable again III So We would
advise our n ends, who have valuable a. animals
oil th- dog KIND TO keep them nuzzled or pre-.
Vent their gcing at large In the streets
CHARGE or AssNULT AND RorBERY.-Yester.
day, officers Suit and Gormley arrested Ioxenb
MAverson and James Fiemminy. formerly in.
mates Of the soldiers Home. but dismissed prr.
NtOus TO the offence for which they were .rr.sf.d
They were charged with assault and battery m
MI Mason, and robbing him Of So as
The offence was committed ia the woods l,e
Nond boundary street. One OF them knOc ked tn.
complainant down with a stone, and then the,
robbed his pockets. The case was laid befor,
Justice Dom, who committed them TO jail 70
court.
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DATENT OFFICE RESTAURANT.

Returning my sincere thanks to a generous public
Tor the patronage winch have heretofore f3.,
received from them, beg leave to annOunce4&dt.H
that have secured he services of one of the ia
best and most experienced Bar keepers The coun-
try My friends and the public are respectfully in
vIted to call and see me. The best of VINES and
LlQ UORS, and also fine asssItment of TOBAC-
CO and CIGARS always to be found in the bar.
Je . eO'm -. BREREGON,
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FRANCE

The Budget OF Cuba for the next year presents
d surplus of a hundred million reals
The note la England demanding explanations
of Lord Malmersburg's language in regard to
Spain and the slave trade, had been read al an
extraordin mary cabinet council.
An addition Of thirty three millions of r.als
has been made to the floating debt.