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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-19
KNow NornING lLrcrI.N HgAr.s.

The New Orleans pclta =. thc l3h instant. cnn-
tans the following
1in RrNomp CoNrEsrrp ELECTION. Ecseehg llc
Courier Of yesterday Chat There ii strong pgaIuhiji-
ty " cluta-1g Ha recent cl,atna tLa eHu ra tma
preston being ,Iat Major Eoauregard tbo mtcpr1l
ant candidate for mayor. the .'r0 commissioner and
thc Recorder Of H., 'ir-i pi.ri.. on o. .aaa Na.
are fairly elected II ICONS from All We ran gather
that alargc number Of yotoa--Hliaianl Do dara y
ted the parties alluded 10 #arn thrown out IN th
count, because tie tickets had on tlm other names.
for Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen. than those
running in the District Or Precinct vic" hn votes
were cast. If this be so thorc caa lie NO question
that the number Of such rejected vote. would amount
20 more than the majority UGll received hy Mr.
Stih. Another causa Of contest has heonmnii1lrd.
1t is pretty generally believed That for several year
past the Register. lis Of votes ia tha respective Pre-
cinct, have been tampcred with This iseasily ar
comp,hed. Fofin,tanee: i've hundred namns aa5
furnished Wy the Register for any given precinct.
Suppose at. Or near the me oi closing tire pu,t5
Two q Tue I'VE lnhif'' F9i'f7 nave I"l''" 10y
TWO hundred ileNei- can be e''iif iolded separately
and put ~ Y" haot hoN, and the names oi th" Two
hundred ihat are on the Isl cheeN'd on lh'r came
mas been boas'ed oi more if' once IN oT presence.
lhere y ahoihef gam" Which Il i.said has hHhH
successfully pr1eteed, came Wllel tI' mo. honest
and eon5cienclons inspectors o. elections cannot
check i = This bands q Thla4 pr.yioa1 9 ciee-
ton day N they have hfon ~ the habit II doing.
ana as they did do IL the5fhtrd District previous to
the recent election, 90 Found among the voters.
threatening their lives i they attempt 70 appear at
The polls Parties thus ntmidutrd in uiue case
ONT Of ten lohorfn,. oder t,o r,o, ,r ,,c,5o, i,,
,,..,.. r'-g'"'
renee promise Tue ''ndatora that th"y will not so
to The polls a list Of such parties is taken, and
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-19

gdy~ The cloak of religion may be known by tn
fine nap" it has during sermon time.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-19

EUROPEAN NNvs.--By 1No steamer Europa, dates
from Liverpool to the 9Th inst have been received
Cotton had advanced l-lG to l-Sd.
The British Cabinet had announced its willingness
to adopt such measures as the United States might
suggest to meet the difficulties which had arisen out
of the question of the right of search.
BY the Arago, previously arrived, some additional
India news had been received,
In hard fought engagement with therebcls at Fort
Rowns, the British under Gen. Walpole were repul-
sed. Their attempt to take Ne fort was entirely I'M
successful and they forced to retreat with heavy
loss. The British forces in Dude have met with sey-
eral other serious disasters.
AT other points the rebels have been defeated with
considerable loss.
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g + o X TOWN Affairs.
Correspondenes Of the Star.

GEORGETOWN, Jan. %, 1858
The Concert Of our young friends, the pupils Of
the Methodist Sabbath School, last night, was
certainly very interesting and praiseworthy
affair of the kind, more than satisfactory to the
friends and teachers Of the school The spacious
church ediace was crowded nearly to a jam.
There could not have been far short Of eightlhun-
dred to one thousand persons in attendance; and,
as an evidence Of the estimate placed upon the
performances by the large auditory, the pro-
yramme had not been more than half gotten
through with, before the pastor Of the church,
Of 1t this evening, which was consented to by
MI: j. A. White, the leader, and the pupils 1t
will, therefore, be repeated again this evening,
commencing at * O'clock and the school have
determined that the entire proceeds shall be pre-
sented to MIR. Brook, the very worthy old gentle
man who has served the congregation as sexton
for more than ffty-two years, without any inter
piano, and MIR. J. Fl. Wilson, G. Cooley, and
Misses c. White and Cooley, will repeat the So
los and duets sung last night. This is recon-.
mendation enough for this part of the Concert
The children have established their own reputa-
tion-go and hear them.
Our young friend. Mr.. James A. White, has
certainly got himself quite a name among the
has entitled himself to the lasting gratitude of
the parents of the children who attend this
school.
We would advise those in want of fuel to pay
attention TO the advertisement of Mr.. NJ. l.. viii
lians. He has fine stock of the article and of
excellent quality, and offers to sell bargains
Give him a call
There is still considerable quantities Of pork of
superior quality coming in by wagons, from the
upper counties Of Virginia. We get from our
from our friend Tenny this morning the follow
ing report: From wagons Sc so, and sc .75as7
from stores
The feeling in the -four market yesterday was
not quite so buoyant it was the several previous
days-held at 81 62aSi rs for standard brands ca
NIL flour. Wheat, red 81 O5aSl ~, white 81 1Oa
Sis. Corn, 6Oa65 for white and yellow; scarce
ana In demand. SPECTATOR.
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DIED.,

niles from CINCINNATI, Mr.. JOHN q. FINLEY, 10
the tSth year Of his age Nj Finly, had, only few
weeks since. buried his VILE and son. lie died one
OF our best men; man of great energy, and had a
handsome estate, and had sold it to remove to The
western portion Of Missouri. He died of ty phOld
pneumonia.
(Clty papers please cOpy.)
On the 2lst instant, after lingering illness of ten
months, and days. He was formerly of MaTy land
but Tor many years resident of this city. He leaves
q isrge family to mourn his loss.
HIS funeral will take place To morrow saturday
Afternoon, at O'Clock. The friends and acquain
tances OF the family are respectfully invited to st
tend. (MarlbOro papers please copy.)
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MARRIED.,

On the 2'st instant. by the Rev. Father KNIGHT
Mr.. CHARLES II. SAFFELL to Miss ANNIE
M.COLUMBUS, both of this city.
baltimore Sun please copy.J
On the 2Ist instant, by the Rev. John C.. Smith
MT. Oh ARIES L.. GRAENCHER to Miss so
PHlA }. MERlLLET. all of this city.
On Thursday evening, the 2lst instant, at o'cl'k
ny Father Knight. at ST, Peters Church, Mr. WIN
q; MAGlNNIS, of Philadelphia, to Mrs. MARY
ELLEN STEWART, of this CITY.
WIN. FERGUSON, Of PENNSYLVANIA to MT
r. eldest daughter of ]. F. Divine, Esq, of Viz
On the 2lst instant, by the Rev. +. N. Haskell
JAMES l.. GRAY, ESQ, of Texas to Hiss Att,
CLEPHANE, of this CITY,
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e0.A James Green, d. c., drunk in the streets /;
workhouse 90 days. John Henson, colored, d.
C., disorderly at a ball fine and costs, s3A.
WIN. Brown, Md do; fine and costs, s6. A.
Robert Ieasdale, N. j., drunk and disorderly at
a ball fine and costs, si.ii Fourteen lodgefs-
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FUTURE DAYS.

WI fer facias ISSUED from the Clerks ONCE Of the
Clrcult Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF WASHINGTON, and to me directed, ! viii
warehouse Of Messrs, Wall d Barnard, on Pa. ave-
nae, on :, me "a Gay OF e6rgsry lsss
and chattles to wt LOT of superior Flour, Sugar.
Tea, Butter, Specs, Blocking, Whisky. Molas-
Ground Coffee, Herring, Mackerel, Hats. Water
buckets. Brooms, pair of new scales lot Turnips,
Onions, and WaDuts, and Beans. seized and levied
upon as the property of William Mitchell. and will
he sold to satisfy JudIclas No. to May term 1859,
IN favor OF Ellis b. McCleese.
J. ID. HOOvRR, Ms-,hsI
jan2l for the District Of I,oIunIl,As,
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BY c. w. BOTELER, Auotioneer.
DARE OLD WINES AND LIOUORS y,

By c. w. BOTELER, Auotioneer.
AserlOs.Don sATGR6s sY M h6'sHKs J AM
spacious ware Iron Hall) superior assert
ment Of rare old Wines and Liquors, consisting, in
30 bottles of Madre Here's Vino Sherry, vintage OF
satellites of Harmony Golden Sherry. vintage OF
50 bottles Of Dukes old Indian Queen Madeira,
60 bottles of duff Gordon's Mapz,nia brown
Sherry. vintage Of 1885,
$50 bottles of Queen Isabella Sherry, imported in
ahottles of March, Howard & Co. old reserve
90, Madeira imported in 1874,
100 agart-demlIohns of superior old Bourbon Wits
81 bottles of Duff Gordon & Co.'s old Converse.
la bol,ies Rnntt, j Gr ~ Co.'S old London
CO Port; vintage of 1884,
10 cases Of Imperial Crown Sherry.
81 bottles q superior Old Regina Port from the
Ionnon Docks, WV
go bottles of Queen Port,
20 bottles of Harmony superior pale Sherry
, % botties 6oheeopar pale Sherry, 2years old,
Se RnaHph o Rss Shs5 imported in 1884,
no 10 +" :. Ar choice pale Sherry, 1889,
imported 1879, VIII O' '''' 'a''ii'e ""oeifa
9. bottles of pure JuleesPort, uraduIterated,
1862 - superior old Cognac Brandy, is4s,
vintage 1927,
10 bottles of superior old Pinet, Castlon Brandy
vintage 1886,
20 cases Moet T. Chandon's celebrated green sea
Champagne Wine.
70 cases Mumm's Cabinet Champagne,
q cases de RanvIlle Champagne
l50 bottles old London Dock CSgnac Brandy. 1s4c,
10 cases LaubanheImer Wine,
~ cases very hne st. Julien Ciaret.
imported in 1851,
5dozen assorted Liqueurs, imported in 1858,
30ozen cd MarascbIno,
cases Brandy Cherries,
"a cases very superior French Olives,
SO masks very superior Florence Oil,
~ dozen Bordeaux Pickles,
10 dozen Begon's superior French Mustard.
cases very hne old Calhoun Whisky,
10 cases old Mountain Dew Whisky,
$50 BEETLES superior Monongahea Whisky
6hve gallon demljohns very old Is,ay malt WINS
KY, 49,
cases superior Sauterne Wine,
l5l bottles 1slay malt Whisky
dozen london Cordial GIN,
~ pail gallon bottles very fine old Virginia Peach
'So bottles of Otard. Dupuy Il Co.'s Brandy,
dS hotties OF old TOpas Sherry.
Inc above stock comprises a consignment from An
Ola, extensive and reliable house in New York am
are represented as being superior IN quality TO any
thlng heretofore offered at suction I'm this city
Connolsseurs and the public generally are invited
70 call and test the quality of the articles and
De convinced S OF their decided superiority.
nc goods Will be arranged for examination two
days prior to the sale. "
store. " 'iis
Jan q Z. w. BOTELER. Auctioneer.
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The New York Legislature.

ALBANY, Jan. &.-The Assembly has not vet
been able to effect an organization. A motion tc
adopt the plurality IN the election Of Speske,
was this morning tabled.
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FinRncial.

NV YORK, Jan. -. Stocks are higher gene
| rallyi Chicago and Rock Island 67H: Cumber-
land Coal Co ISL; Illinois Central shares 90 n;
La Crosse and Milwaukee II; Michigan Southern
l9z; New York Central IS 4; Pa. Coal Co. 20;
Reading 56ai Mil. and Wis. 29k Virginia 6's
SO; Missouri o's elk.
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WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices at $50 per gallon, at the
PhlladelPhia Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS.
Jau - I'M j. FUsssLb.
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Millinery, &c.

MILLINERY, DRESS-MAKING AND
Nl TRIMMING ESTA BLISHMENT
Ladies visiting Washing ton are respectfully in.
formed that we are prepared to make up Dresses.
Coaks Basques, O.. at short notice. in the late al
Styles, and satisfaction guaranteed in al cases
4 large stock of Dress and Cloak Trlmmjnrs of
arrest and handsOmest STYLES, with CTOAKS
BAAS9UES, UNDERD ESSES, BONNETS'
hlBBONS. and MILLINERY, Of every descrip,
ton. always on hand NJ WiS1IxNiP
u 10 zm opposite Centre Market,
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BOARDING.

ROARD1NG.-MRS. RUFF, No. Se6 % street.
- ne,r seventh, has taken this large and com,no,
aous house. where she intends to rent her rooms .
furnished or unfnrnlshed, TO single Gentlerlen, or
Sentlemen and their Wives, with Board. Transient
hours of the day. " "
Ais wanted girls to do general h9psework.
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NEW YORK. Jan. p Flour is frm TODAY
with sales OF g. 600 bbls State "a 25as4 30; Ohio
"a 75ai 90; Southern "a .50ai IS.
Wheat is advancing sales Of - 600 bushels I:
Milwaukee 81 05aSl %. do. white 81 2uaSi 8
Corn is tending downwards; sales Of 5 QUO bush ::
white 66a6Sc., yellow 65a61c
Pork has declined; mess si4 60aSH.75. Beef
is quiet; Western mess 80 75zsl2. Lard frm
at 50 a9kc
Whisky is firm at 81 &c. for Ohio.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY = To.MORROW MORNING


M4nSHAL'S A l. Elm virtue of q wnt Of
The Cisrt. cs IA tnder rae Lt.n lao, issued frcm
CeIk once of the Circuit Court of the district
e SrsnS ipr me County of Washington, and TO
=; fnt " a. snaI eT pose to public sale. for Cash,
II lrest Q, me Court House door Of said County
m; the following described property TO VII. All
defendants right, title, caim and interes, in and to
q BRICK house erected on Lot b, m Sounre No 80
On third street north, between ard streets
levied upon as the properly Of John w Jordan. And
VIII be sold to satisfy Judicial No. -, TO October
term, 1857, IN favor Of Grips q Waller.
j. ID. HOOVER,
I9-s Marshal Tor the Distinct of Columbia.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
uutIl THURSDAY, the 18th inst, same hour and
place. ! ID. HOOVER, Marshal
jan IL for the District Of Columbia.
III THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
to TUESDAY next, the 18th instant, same hour and
place. J. ID. HOOVER, MarGhzl
Jan Ia for the District Of Columbia.
~ The ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
postponed until SATURDAY next, the Esd inst, at
the same hour and place.
]. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
Jan W for the District of Columbia.
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Judge of the Supreme Court.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 2l.-The commission Of
WIN A: Porter, Esq as Judge of the supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania. was issued, Yesterday,
4 ON the Secretary's office.
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The Missing steamer Ariel.

NEW YORK, Ian 2l.-The steamer Ariel LEFT
Southampton, England, on the 3lst ult., since
which time she has not been heard from. she
has one hundred passengers, large and valuable
cargo, and a heavy English and continental mail,
also one thousand pounds in specie. on board.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

AECU TUX > SALE Of HOUSEHOLD AND
II KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-By order
of the Orpnans' Court, . shall sell. on MO NDAY,
Inc 18th instant at CLOCK at the late residence
Of Mary A. Descendant, deees sed, on q street, be
tween 10th and 18th streets enstlon the Navy Yard
a good lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
such
Mahogany spring -seat Sofa and Chairs
Do Dressing snd other Bureaus
Dining, Toilet. and other Tables
Cane and wood seat Chairs md Rockers
Washstands, Carpets, and Toilet Sets
Feather Beds, Bedding, Mattresses, &c.
Curtains, Andlrons, Shower ard Tongs
China Glass end Crockery Ware
Cooking and Chamber Stoves
With general assortment of Kitchen Utensils.
Terms cash In current funds.
JOHNS ROBINSON, Executor.
Jan 2o-d A, GREEN. Auct.
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By c. w. BOTELER, AectIoneer.

By c. w. BOTELER, AcctIoneer.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
next, the 10Th instant at the Little Falls Bridse.
miles above Georgetown, by order of the Engineer
the moyeabe Property of The Urited states remaiu-
ing at the bridge consisting principally ofthe Shops.
which have been used in tn e construction of the
BLACKSMITH Shop and all the usual Fixtures and
Screw plate, with Stock and Dies to Ia inch, in per-
A small lot Of New Iron, of various sizes,
Lot OF Scrap Iron,
About ia tons Of Is inch Round Iron best Englsh
Eight large screw SwIvels, Cast-steel Drills,
Points. Pitching tools, heavy Cast-steel spalllng
Masons' Hand Hammers, Stone sledres.
Shoyels, Picks, WheellanOws, for dirt and for
Handblrrows, Stone scales, Mortar boxes, concrete
A large lot of heavy Crow Bars and heavy Mason
Tool chest. four excellent stone Hand Trucks,
Carpenter Shop, one Work bench, two bench screws
one Grlndstone,
shan1y of most approved construction. in perfect
Two small Ovato stoves and Fixtures for Cumber-
Cement House. Tool House,
lot of 51a inch and lot of inch Manila Rope,
Eight 22-inca Single Blocks, Waterman RusseI's
Two Is inch Snatch Blocks, do. do. patent,
Two l2,inch Double Blocks, four IL inch Single
One TO- inch Gauntline Block. All the blocks good
new.
4 lot Of heavy proof Cable Chain,
Mast. Boom, Braces, and Traveller OF Derrick
No. I
Boom, Braces, and Traveller of Derrick No.2
Two Crabs for Derrlcks. in good order. of similar
construction to those m use at the General Post
Office Extension.
One Once, Desk. Table, Chairs, &c, &C.,
quantity OF Lumber. including ali of the present
incline Plane and all of the present bridge
across The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
4 lot Of Superior Sand
One Buggy Wagon in good order,
One set of buggy Harness,
One Bay Horse, thorough bred. spirited gentle and
Kind In harness and one of the best Saddle horses
Ia the District.
. The sale will commence with the blacksmith shop
&c, at lC1a o'clock. Terms cash i'm specie,
jan 2l-dts cHAS w. ROTEt ER Auct
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'Ts.

L town,
800 barrels FAMILY FLOUR, made from prime
white Wheat. p
jan ~ st BOYCE TAYIOR L. IN
NJ! ISIS G. YNN, occupying Mrs. Raphael
w Senme's house, In Georgetown, FIRST street
Smith row. can accommodate several famiiies
win very desirable ROOMS and good BOARD
ian Y I'M - - =
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Result of a Murder Trial.

PORTLAND, Jan. 20.-Abram Cox and Pete
Williams were to-day found guilty OF the rau-
der OF the officers Of the brigh Albion.
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COLLEGE Boy SwGHDLED. - The Baltimore
clipper gives the particulars Of the manner in
which couple of Baltimore sharPers diddIed a
young man named Benz. Balbiand who has been
at college in Washington city, but who was about
returning to his home in Louisiana of S6S Raj
bland having but one dollar and half REMAINING
was compelled to return to college at Washing.
ton, and there await another remittance from
Louisiana before resuming his home ward voyage .
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John F. ELLIS, Sole Agent for Haet, Davis A.
Co.'s and Mum Il Clarke's Pianos, No. as pa
avenue, near 10th street, ian 10
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Verdict I'm tine Roberts,, Goa.

ROCHESTER,, Jan 10th The charge of Judee
Smith 10 the jury in the Robertson case ooeun,ed
an hour and half in delivery. The case went
to the jury at little after half-pas II O'Clock
and about four hours afterward the jury returned
with verdict Of "not guilty" Great eacNemeut
followed the announcement Of the verdict
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100000 SIR 100000
FANCY DRESS g o Ds.
At Retail For Cash.
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY! -
SPECIAL NOTICE
l. A d e 8
Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria.
Mes.r,. HooE BROTHER 4 CO.
respectfully announce that they have Just received
On CONSIGNMENT.
from New York magnificent assortment of
81 X =
AND WINTER FANCY DRESS GOODS,
comprising
All the Latest Paris NOVELTIES in the fcllorlns
Superb printed 81 w0Ol Mousssine de LANES,
DO. Delaine Robes, a'QuIle,
Plain ieht colored Taae,ss and Poult de Sole.
Mafs i'm Tk 06s' avg,snt' aud a2uis
Two founoed AND double .s sri Silk RO &c;
Grenadire Robes a'voIants.
Evening Dresses In great variety,
IN style. and designs entirely new to the washing
ton market and all Of which will be offered posi-
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.
an at prices less than
ONE-HALF THE COST OF IMPORTATION
In order give due effect To this beautiful stock.
and to afford the iadlee opportunity for a ihor
ough examination and sat sfactory selection from
this unapproachahe assortment of
RARE AND DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS,
we have determined o throw open our
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR
to the public for the exhibition and sale Of this in
voice.
RAJOC'S KID GLOVES
for Misses, Ladies, aud Gents. in all coors and
sizes. No mixed lots. Every pair warranted gen.
une.
The subscribers respectfully solicit the attention
Of purchasers To this announcement and feel salts
led thar he attract offered will be on Gent 60
induce every lady 70 app ec.ate this rare and vaua
bic opportunity for securing unprecedented Ia
IN new snd desirable goods.
The sale will commence on
TUESDAY, Janusry 10, at O'Clock a. m
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ROOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Two
~ h0oms, on I'd floor, on Pa. venue, between 18TH
anI i3th streets, over Saml LJwIs' Jeweiry Store.
VIII De iet low TO permanent tenant. Would ma a
StatiOner. ian 10 ~ >
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New Ysrk Markets.

Balnmere Markets
We have no report from Baltimore to-day
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DANGERoUs-We are requested to call atten-
ton TO the dangerous condition Of the well on
the south side of the Canal, near Sixth street II
Is unused, is in the line of foottravel md should
be filled up. Commissioner Wise, If so directed
could NIL II In few minutes time with the mud
raised by his dredging machine, which ia now
stationed near this point
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Lynch Law I'm Indiana.

CHICAGO, Jan 2O.-Twe men, who had az
tempted the robbery Of q store at Legamer, lndi-
ana, Were caught in the act md the mob that as
Senoted hung them up. They were. however,
Su' oown before life was extinct, and the people.
oy smsll majority, decided to deliver them up
Indianapolis TO- morrow
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kOR RENT.-TwO STORES, on Pa avenue
between 18th and ISL streets, south side One
win cellar at Sl5 per month the other at Sl2 81
per month. Inquire on the premises.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
WI heri facas issued from the Clerks Office of the
CIRCUIT Court of the District of Columbia for the
County OF Washington, and to me directed I shs N
expose TO public sale, for CASH. in front of The
Court House Goor. of sand county, on RInAY. the
property to wit: All defendants right, title CLAIM
and interest la and to Lot No. s. in Square No saa
and singular the improvements thereon, seizeS ,nd
levied on az the property Of John M. McC;aIIa And
VIII be SOLO 20 satisfy yudicals No. IIi TO Ocfohe,
TERM 1851 In favor of sweeny, Rittenhouse CO.
;ans-,, m.r.,.,eJ.D ID. HOOVER
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VIEWS AND OPINIONS OF AMERICAN
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