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ALL persons owning property on either side of
Second street. between High street and It's western
limit, are required by an ordinance of the Corpora
ton OF GeOrgetown ID e., approved 23d ,tay al Jui,
1873, to have the fnotways fronting on the same
paved with good, hard brick, aad IN conformity
to the established gTdda of SAID street within I'm
days. The work must be done with materials and
In style of Workmanship to be approved of BY the
undersI gned, within the zine above stated, or the
improvement. in each crse of failure Will he made
by the subscriber and paid for out Of the proceeds
of the tax which has been levied for that purpose
HENRY ADDISON, Mayof,
Commissioner
Mayors Office, Georgetown. ID. c., July 25 Ia5a
liz Is StawtAn y
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M Hk--At Riley's wharf, this morning. ar.
49,, steamer Diamond State from Baltimore.
"a mere handize for city dealers.
Of lay uder q Stones wharf, Yesterday. , mai,
over tSe att4c he'd to heavy hauling cart Isc ed
iHey We're got out after some dissc.It nam ude.
iu,, injury. The team belonged 10 The 5.nf
department Of the Capitol Extension vorS.
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BEAR IN MIND the orphan girls picnic. at Ar
Gngton Springs, on Monday next
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


'EKUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
pa 18th STREET, NKAR THK NAyY YARD
bRiSE, AT AUcTioN.-On WEDNESDAY, the
, ,n Hf ,o @ shall sell, by virtue OF deed of
Gats ses i7th day Of Ssptsmber 1884, and recorded
P; M, IN front of the premises, the following de,
washington, District of Columbia, viz: Lot No 9,
In square 900, fronting ~ feet inch-s on iith st.
east, between south Nj and n streets by III feet
, Inches deep e. s,feet alley, With the Improve
ments. Consisting Of three story Frame Dwelling
House. with brick basement, injured by hre; stable,
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twel,
months the purchaser to give notes for the
payments bearing Interest from the day Of sale. 4
Iced given and deed Of trust taken the prop
will be required to be raid down TO the suctioneer
when the PROPERTY is knocsed of; and if tbs money
is not paid do wn the property viii be then and there
prtup asaiu and sold TO the next hi chest bidder:
and upon the compliance with the terms of ga the
Trustee will convey 70 the purchaser such title as
with in thres days tho Trusee reserves the n hi 70
resell the property at the risk and cost of tn de-
Dquont. by siven three DAYS notice of such re-xail
in the Washington Star newspaper.
T.. T.. MUDD. Trustee.
au Is A. GREEN, Auct
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u. FL UMBER ANDG1s F1rrrp

~ PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER
NEXT Door TO THE STAR OFFICE
n mas constantly on hand large assortment of
ShS FlATURES and PLUMBERS MATE
hiALS, which he will sell at prices which cannot
faI to suit purchasers. ~ N'ii'os
tlumbing and Gas Fitting executed in the most
suostantlal manner, at the shortest notice Attanb
a9nts mane 70 the Goyernment mains wItnout
sna trenches hiled in the day they are opened
anteed. yin soHSiacuoh guar
Ola desire 70 give my exclusive attention 10 tbe
riumbng and Gas Fitting business / offer for ssie
Hap ta e. aesiIing anything in that line will do
-"e 500 hcs n
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,r,R rsrRIE q. GREEN; .Aacaopeer. =

BRICK DWELLING HousR, AND ms 10 n VI
WHICH 1T srANDs.-By virtue Of deed of trTst ~
the sunscTibeIs, duly executed. bearing date ON or
nOout the ISL Gay OF June le5S and recorded IN II
per =. A. >, No l5s, folios 25z ct seq ore or the
AN. anu records for Washington county in the Dis
Iict "a Solumha, We will. on FRIDAY the 5th
Gy u august, s9 at O'Clock D. m of ar for ,ale
AZ pubic auction, TO the highest bidder m mont Of
ane preYrses all that part of Square Of ground No
~, slrlste N the city of Washington contained
EENnln iee iolowing metes and hounds TO wit !:
Com{nercng for said part of said square at point
90 NlrginIa avenue 81 feet and inches eastvrrily
Iofa the southwest corner of said So uare and ruI
nng thence eastwardly with the line of said avene
Bieet, Whence enthusiastically and at night angles
win SAID avenue ~ feet, thence ardy and At
rlg angles With said last mentioned hns and mar
aHei with said avenue IS feet and Themes soiIth-
Wnrdiy 40 feet to the place of beginning: together
win the improvementst thereon consisting of suh-
stantlfi three; story Brick Dwelling -nouse
Terms OF sale: One thlrd cash: the balance in &
ana II months for which the purchaser wiil be re-
9uire 20 give his notes, bearing interest from the
uay 81 sale. The deferred payments 10 be secured
oy deed Of trusN. The purchaser will be required
Fay lnmedlately after the sale So on account Of
the cash payment, otherwise the Trustees reserye
the rlt M put the property mp again and resell il
and all the terms OF s,le be not com
pied with within days from the day OF sale the
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the property Al
the risk and cost of the defauting purchaser on
giving days pubic notice thereof
All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser
X: III. LASKEY,
RlCHD III. CLARKE, trustees 81
ly2I-eots A GREEN Auct
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BY A. GREEN Auotioneer.

by A. 0HEEN, Auotioneer.
IMPROVED PROPERfYIN
DAY: We ssh instatt. al O'Clock p m, shall sch,
,ron' OF the Premises part of LOT No. rs IN "a uars
ITO, - leet on 2lst street and running back lS2
!ee., .osether with the improvements thereon, oo-
s OF good two story frame house containing
for "a eor nov occup,ed as store, ana renting
n Ierms: One, haifcssh; balance in and y months
Deeu sven and deed Of trust taken Title indis-
Passme. Tau 5-dts A. GREEN. Auct.
BY: c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auc.ionsers. i
SITnSG1HS At AUCTION:-O TUESDAY Az
xr.t,nn 8 OON, August 9Th at % O'Clock, ~ the
90 90 cooperation of Washington Stock.
,M m STrporaton of Alexandria Registered Stock,
o'"T AMS MA Coupon Bonds, interest payable
S'rS bank Of the Old Dominion Stock ~ a.t-t
Ierms cash IN current funds. ~ n 17' Of.
du J.. T.. MclillIRE A co. Aunfs
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IAE MARKEI-HOusE Waffle Mayor has
again appointed Buekner Bayliss and Mr.. WIN.
n''He as Commissioners Of the Centre Market
'ney have been twice rejected, it will be remem-
:, ~, oy The Board Of Aldermen. Mr. Bayliss,
.n.n IKE himself, living genteelly ON Missouri
:, hle- should be rejected through the influence
.,..,.tRn ang OF :. hucksters." The Mayor. living
,pshIy with the high-toned f-eliRg ~ ia f-iInd
L,,,. and proposes 10 crush out the hnckstrrs
dactsioo.d I the Board Of Aldermen and knock the
= ,aS on OF The Circuit Court higher than kite
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FUTURE DAYS

BY J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctiopeers.
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
" HOUSE NEAR URANIUM Row. AT ArcTIoS
ato7s o'clock, on the premises, shall sell very
ahle and well bul Il three-story and attic Brick
DwelLing House and lot, situated ON north X 81 est
ln0,th sidel between 18th aud 9TH streets west
ne House Is well DuI and Handsomely finished
win gas througnout, pump'of excellent water in
Tue yaid ard Is IN every respect a very desirable
nome loL snail family. The property may be cx-
ed 10y aPp ic5tiOn On the PREMISES
Ierms: Ore-fourth cash the residue in g. - IL
ana "a months, with interest, secured By deed of
trust on the p emises.
euSd l. q McGIrIRr L. IN 49,.
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n D..
E'ARM FOR SALE.-ln pursuance of the move,
T., vested IN Us by the will of the late Timothy
O'DoDnoghue, deceased we offer at pTivata "a +,
that auable and beautiful IA Ar sEapny Hn,ne =
containing one hundred and twenty-eIxht acre.,
three roods, and eight perches situated between nj
nindlng on the Washington branch of and a r
N: ana Lne baltimore and Washington Turuuike I
IIs rom BsItsyIlie Post Office and miles from the
Agricultural College. The location il unslrpa ssed
lor Meath the society excellent; and Churches of
nearly all denominations within a short is:ance.
convenient 20 excellent schools; and n grlst nIII1
WITHIN nile. The nelghborhood is rapi ly i'm
PtoflhE. rms Is one OF the most beautifully stu
Baltimore and Washington. possessing the ajyan
Iags Vl q ma act In either city.
" dsAlnsLOn can De reached BIZ railroad IN thirty
minutes. baltimore in about an hour .
Tue and ~ h high state O. cult walton. no pains
or expense having been spared in improving and
isrtiilzlEg by use of the most permanent maUnreS
mere is an abundant supply of watsr-a never fail
lhg stream running through each field.
ne improvements consist of q comfortable brick
uweIlng, with rOoHls, In excellent repair: harm
az orchard OF the choicest fruit-apples, peaches.
Al the necessary Farming Utensils and fine Stock
VIII w De Sod with the place or separately.
chascrs. ~ w SUN pun
further Information may be obtained from Dr. F.
Ol1onEoghue on the lace who will "a ke ME Surc
IN showing II To persons fishing TO purchase or
Noih tue ExRseaf Z, 81 ~ h GGe%9Igst9Tn d. C.
LANES O'DONNOGHTE( Executors
PETER ODONNOGHUE,S
THE ABOVE VALUABLE PROPERTY
VII be offered at public ,ale on the premises on
MoNDAl august 22 az y o'cock n.
jy II stewDlmS W,ya " i-'" mutt
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y Bl A. GREEN Ancfinneer = q Il

INTENSIVE SALE OFvALUABLE BUILD
- - hNG L9Ts IN SQUARE No. $40 on THE IsLAND-
Cn ~, y E.SDAf, the 18th instant, shai sell, ia
IRONY qI the premises, commencing at o'clock D.
NJ - hands 1me Building Lots, being subdivisions
lots q g. 6, T. ., a. is, 20, 2I "a, Is and g.
Inc above property fronts on Third and Four
ano streets west, and and H stre Is south,
from Is to Is feet. "'''' WIZ" :" VI
Iefms One fourth cash bslance in 6, 70, and 10
rnns, lot notes bearing interest fro a day OF sale
w a,iarted deeds given and deeds Of trust taken
rsts oi the square and subdivisions will be shown
AZ SAFE OF ans time previous to sale at my auction
sSoto an 5-dtsl A.GREEN.
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w WOOD AND COAL.
w r Have now on hand a large stock of WOOD
and COAL. We call the attention of those desi
roBs of laying IN carly II give us call. WeaTe
determined to sell low for cash. or to punctusl
TONERS short time. Our prices for delivery in
July and August is for cash. in quantities of tons
and upwards, and for Wood in proportion as fol-
ows:
For Black DIAMOND Mol article, SIS Is
LEIGH. 525
REDASH. ....-................5O0
Mnn,T r. nF,ti .---- A 70
OAK do. Observation-Disclosures 90
PINE do. 49,. ~
HENRY BARRON Il son.
IL Oice-Corner Green street and Canal,
Georgetown. d. 4. jy 252w
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NJ. SINGER co.'s
SEEINC

nR. B, ]. HELEN HAS REMOVED HIS
DOFFlCE 20 No. $50 eth street, opposite the east
wing o{ the City Hall. ~ u lawev
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A FAIR is now open every evening" in the lee
ture room of the Methodist church, corner Of Va.
avenue and Fifth ST., Navy Yard The proceeds
are 70 lie devoted to the benefit of the East WASH
ington Mission
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suad J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auc,s.
BY j. G. McGUIRE Il CO., Auctiopeers
I'D OSEWOOn pI No EOR TIE r,Irp NrIrrIrn ,

BY }. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctoneers.
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE. FURNITURE
~ ~ ND 3IsEuoLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE-
O'Clock, at the res:dence OF Mrs. H. NJ. Psfer. cor
nsf OF Sth and streets, We shall sell all the turnI-
ture and Effects, comprising
Rosewood Plano Forte, by Wakemyer & HenIck,
suite OF crimson brOcatelle covered Parlor Furnl,
Marble top centre and sofa Tables.
faney CHAIRS, HANDSOME walnut Whatnot
Arm and Reception Chairs
Eeivct Brussels and ingram Carpets, Oi!cloth
PIT AID bun Windor Shades, Vases, &C.
Handsome enamelled mar IDLE top Cottage Set
superior walnut carved mar bic top Chamber Set
mah"Eany French and other Be,lsteads
bureaus, WashstsIds, Toilet Sets
Mattresses, BoIsteTs and Pillows
lane and wood seat Chairs. Lounge
Extension Dining Table, RefrigeTator
Table Cutlery,
C3okIng and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils &c
Terms: S25 and under, cash ; over that sHm a
creot OF o. and 81 DAYS. for satisfactorily endorsed
an sd j. C. McGUIRE A. IN s,..
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WATCH Acknowledgment Smith, drunk and
disOrderly; held for a final hearing One lodper
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTs

0CO1AOG4OW n NV GN1I0EW 16
1%UNION HOTEL, GEORGETOWN.-A
AS meeting Of the shareholders of thu Union
Hotel Company vii be held at tae Council Clam:
Der on TUESDAY EVENING, the 9Th instant, at s
O'Clock. As proposition to purchase the hotel will
be laid before them, it is desirable that every share
holder should be present. .. = ;. .
au 4-5t w. H. TENNEY, Tress.
DOR NEW YORK 1.-The packet schooner "Re-
l. becca'' is now loading AMI will sail as "a
aboye with d. patch: For freight apply TO ~
McCOBB DODGE, 60 Water street. sszA
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THE Picnic of the Washington Light Infan-
try, at Arlington Springs yesterday, was indeed
grand affair. Nothing occurred to mar the
pleasure of the day, and all the excuasioni,ts an
Peared to enjoy themselves amazingly. withers
band discussed irresistible music and the merry
company .'triPPed the light fantastic toe'' under
tne direction OF floor manager King. The rain
did not in the least interfere with the pleasure NJ
the occasion, but on the other hand. made the
already beautiful grounds still more delightful.
The dancing closed at O'Clock in the evening
and Messrs Beveridge Co. received the unani-
nous thanks of the Infantry aud their accompa-
nying friends, for their unremtting efforts during
the day to render the excursion a pleasant one
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SANFORD's LIVER Internationally changes of
dlet, weather, and hundreds of other causes pro
duce laxity In the system that needs correcting or
IN other words the liver becomes slightly deranged
and needs stmuatOr. IL all who find themselves
IN TINS situation Will Try Or. Sanfords InvisOrator
tney may DC sure OF relief, can testify to IFS
ethcacy In curing Headache, Indigestion, Sour
STOMACH, and other ills so common in a family. 1t
acts As medicine, easier and better than auy dose
OF pills we ever swallowed, and is SO mild that the
smallest infant can take it.
Sold by all Druggists. aul-2wr
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MEN's DRESS SUITS,
YOUTHS DRESS SUITS,
CHILDREN's DRESS SuIrs,

NOAH WALKER & CO., Marble Hall Clothing
store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing Is now ready for inspection. 1t
Is comPIIsed OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
1ouths Clothing OF the newe It and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
lasnona0ie articles OF dress, an Op portunty is now
odsred Tor selecting from the most attractive stock
uuOou Prioes' ap8-ly
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THIS AFTERNOONI TOlMORROW
By WALL& BARNARD a

Dsbsi IA august 5th, ats o'clock .. IN, v,
strest ips s Of New Ssrk avenue and
Otlcloth. afge and small stoves, Carpets and
o, an as'iees, all nf which to be removed. NV
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mARAvILLA! MARAvIL
MAPAvILLAm
The most wonderful preparation known
For DsS,T0yiFg DdadrKf;
Curing BnlfusSy.

RsiisviHg Sick Rend1eks;
PTersrting ths Rdu from Falling Oxt;
and Producing Glossy CurIs
Sold By all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by tho PrOPriet0rs. Price 80 cents
CHARLES ERNEST d Co., % Maiden Lane, NY.
1t will accomplish all that is claimed for It, and
no one need ieaI or mourn the loss of hair if they
je 3-3m J. NJ. BRADsrRERr, 2y7 BROADWAY Nv
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BRicK STORE H0TsES, corner Of GS1 .nd
High s.! r fh9,s opposite Forrest Hall GsorgetoNn n,
considered one of the best if not the best in the
town, ID. G. jy252ys
TOR RENT IN GEORGETOWN- "A new
ment ami kitchen. The House coatains eieven
looms ,r with water and gars throughout. Also,
most convenient in this age, with every conve-
nlencs that coId be desirSd Rent In.derata 70 a
GOOD tenant, Apply to JOHN LANE. No 10 Sec
ond street Georg town, ID: C., or in the Northern
AMI Central Markets, Washington.
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The DISEASE that Americans can truly call 10 the
san born" ls the Fever and Ague, and of a the
tHHIOie Diseases TO rack the brain, emacIate the
fOn and render tn entire body he pess ard utterly
PoytHsss, noEe can, Ia our estimation, claim pre-
deuce oyer ~, The excTuHI'ting Paia experiencad
by inc aihlcted Is not eIpressIbla-ti only to b,
reailzed. To those who have been strick en- down
win IT, remedy OF anJ kind must, as matter OF
course, prove OF the greatest interest, Ono of the
most powerful AID speedy cures that VIC know of is
DT. J.. Hostettsr's Celebrated Ritters In recon-
mendlng 1t to the public we know and feel that We
are dong great service Its bene hcent ects noon
the stomach and its mild TASTE cannot but render NJ
popular among all classes
For sale by Druggists a nd dealers gensraIly every
where. an eeost
SAVE YOUR GARDENS
MI. h. Lyon, a French Chemist, di sooyered an
Aslattc plant, the powdered leaves of which in n
ueany poison 10 garden W rms, ants. reaches bad-
eu rcks heas and all species of insects while il
tSP,Usc!ty hGIHteSS TO mankind and domestic AM
mails. A child can eat il. He has received medals
from Russia, France. England, Germany, and mn :
merous medical colleges and societies Itis a mot
important discovery. The idea being rid nj thssa
pests In warm weather is luxury. We can now
hear the bed bugs lament nv"
kycr's Powder, sure as fate,
Will our race exterminaie.
Arrangepents are made through Messrs Barnes
Park, Of Now York. to sell IL throuTh uut the
world. IL is put up In tin oanisters aud bears the
name of +. Lyon. '"o
Magnetic Powder kills al insects in a trice
. magnetlc Pills are mixed for rats and mice
Sample Flasks, Is cts regular sizes 81 cts and al
BARNRs d PARK, New York.
Also, tAs Ms1ieGa Mustang Liainsnt.
gu l-lm,eOw
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DACKET BOAT FLYING CLOUD Will run
Il every day, when not engaged for R.
PIC MICS or exgu: s!ons, to Arlington EAhsxiN
hour. Fare, single trip cents, round trim 10 cents
Tine Cloud can be chartered by the day To run 10
Arlington or the Great Falls Parties wishing early
morning or late afternoon excursions to rlington
the Little Falls, or partiesfrom Alexandra vishJng
to charter the boat, be accommodated by girInS
short notice 10 me ut No. 80 Jefferson St t;eorree
jy slim JOHNM0
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EOR SALE-HOUSEAND LOTINGEORGE
Il TOWN-Parts of Lots SO and co. on the
corner of LIST and ingan streets 'front.' ng the south-
west corner of Fri atty Church. and improved by
small two story dwelling house. Terms liberal
Inquire corner 43a street and Louisiana avenue
WASHINGTON. w. Y. FENDALI.,
IN l8-eOlmf Attorney for Ownar
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nor HARPER'S FERRY.-Tho fast and com
7 Inodi4us steamer ,ANTELOPE, IT,
town every TUESDAY, THURS E91tsfxzz<.s
DAY, and SATURDAY. at 7 O'Clock a m, Re-
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock a. m
Faro SlG1.
y. B. The Antelope makes an extra trip to Shnp.
hsrdstown and WIlismsport on Saturday nj hts
and Sunday mornings. jy I5-2mS
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The CASAL.-Business upon the canal has not
been very brisk this season. Small quantities of
wood have been received at the wharves, and some
building materials. The insuttic iency of water
to permit boat to get to the wharves is one cause
OF the dullness The canal thismorning presented
an nnsightly appearance indeed. Great banks of
ton. appeared from Sixth to Fourteenth street.
while here and there little pool Of greasy, green
water gave variety to the scene The accumulation
OF the NTH from the city sewers, intermixed with
carcasses OF dead animals, can hardly be conduc-
sive to the health of the city In fiet, the canal
is great and growing public nuisance, and will
continue so until filed up or covered in -
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CouRr.-,Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
The Judge sat in chambers yesterday, to hear AZ
application for bail in the case of George Wilson
arrested on bench warrant, charged with attempt
ing to pass forged check, endorsed by Geo. Gas
sard Son, for S279, upon Samuel Harris & Son
The Court, after hearing the evidence fixed the
bail at $1,000. Wilson is now in Jail. McAllistel
for the prisoner.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon VIM. L. Mar.
shall, Judge. The following business occupied
yesterday:
Hardesty Harris. Before reported The
jury in the returned verdict for defendant.
James Desvarreux Us. Jas. S. Browning Action
for money heretofore recovered on a special war
rant in deed, the consideration not having been
paid.
The arguments of counsel before the court occu-
pied its attention until the hour of adjournment.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge
The following occupied Yesterday:
Reynolds ct. al. us. The Mavor and City Coun-
Gil. Before reported Reverdy johnson, ESQ.,,
made the concluding argument for the plaintiffs,
and at II O'Clock the case was given to the jury
After absence of about an hour they returned
and rendered verdict for the plaintiffs for $685.
1858. The jury, after receiving the thanks of the
court for their attention during tbs continuance of
this long and arduous case, finally discharged
CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CGTY.-No business
OF public Importance was transacted yesterday.
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Mr.. CHoATEs ELoQUENCE.-At the trial of cele-
since, Mr.. Choate's concluding argument, which
occupied whole day in its delivery, was heard at
tentively by of the largest audiences ever
crammed into the court room. The heads, if not
the whole speech, were written out in that wonder
fully crooked chirography of his, on numerous
slips of paper When he came to the end of bis last
stately and electrical sentence the spectators, a
fected by the fire and enthusiasm of the speaker,
seized upon the manuscript tore it into shreds and
distributed it among themselves, so that there was
scarcely person who did not carry away memen-
to of the great Boston lawer. This aneedote was
related to the writer by one of the counsel en-
gagged in the cause, and there can be no doubt OF
its authenticity
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INOUESTS.

DR.. Battee, coroner was called Monday eve
German, named John Lehr, aged 43 years, who re
sided with John Schiller on Fort avenue, near the
Powder House. When called at the usual hour in
the morning, deceased said he did not feel like
ing, and accordingly left alone for few hours
Not making his appearance, Mr.. Schiller subse
quenty went to his room, and found him dead Al
empty bottle and another half full of whsk were
found in the room. As he had been on a spree fol
some days, the jury returned a verdict of deatf
from ''intemperance."
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-20

and New Orleans; s6.75as for fair to prime do, and
! SS12K for choice do.
sALTLiverpool Salt is selling 05 cts. for Ground
{ Alum, l35 cts. for Marshalls and Jeffrey & Oar
/ cys fine, and $50 cts per sack for Ashtons do and
the market quite firm these figures Turks Island Salt
| is still firm at lS02O cts. per bushel.
/ WHISKEY. The market is active. We note
sales of 200 bbs Ohio 2727H cts and 200 bbs City
/ 4 2f cts nerr ral