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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-07
JAILOR'S NOTICE.
iya1Isz3'

COMMITTED to the isu Of Paaos eountF, Miss.
~ TWO NEGRO BOYS who say they belong 20 Pc
tec Brooks OF Holmes coauty. Miss Their names are
DICK and JOHN Dick is wsnty three yeas old ami
bis k John il twenty years cd and mulslto. The
o. nsr i notified 20 come and tske them away
J. H. JONES Sterif aud Jalor,
jy50law3w Pa1o,a county, hiss
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OUR OFFICE-When the Yankee fleets ap-
urosched the city, we concluded to let every
thing remain IN our office and risk the chances
of having it destroyed rather than 20 to the
trouble Of removing it. and thereby have it in
1red and partially destroyed, which would
necessarily have been the case. The building
was in the thickest Of the FIRE, but has miracu-
lousy escaped with but littls injury. Several
pieces Of shell that burst in the air have passed
through the roof and walls, and one shot, from
the passing boats, struck it, bat no damage was
done TO the printing material BOmbshells fell
and exploded ali around it, striking several Of
the neighboring houses, be: orr cffice was saved
from being knocked INTO Pi-by & very few feet
Fhig.
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RTYAWAYs LIZ IAILl

TNEERE were THREE NEGROES committed 70 the
isl Of Psooa county, Mss, who say they beIoug
70 D. r z Crane, Of suuh3wer county, liiss. Their
names are LEM ELIAS aid OWEN. The owner can
gel them BY proving property paying charges, etc.
J. Ii. JONES Sheriff and Jsiior
iyn0 law3w psno 4 cs,rt- ss;,g
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RUNAWAY In Hall!

GOYBGTTEO to the Jail Of Panola county. Miss. q
~ EEGE0 BOY, who Gays his name is JORDAN.
sni thst be belongs to Charles Purne Of Sunf 1vrer
county. he owner is Hereby notided to come aad
take him away
J. Fl. JONES, sher f aud Jailor
iv31 IaT3@ Pa1ois co rutv, M'ss
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Y The Chicago Times says: Five Of our
gunboats are now laid up for repairs. Never
yet has there been time when they were so
much needed. Rebel cannon balls have proven
rather destructive to Abe's river monsters
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NJ HEREAR, letters cf administration on the e.ta'e
" Of K y. Fsifes deceased, were granted to TIE
undersigned az tbs July term, A D 1892 OF he Pro
bate Court Of Yalobu Ia county. State Of Bs.siDpi
on toe IN day Of Esid moEh ta.s notice is
hereby Fivea requesting al Pc sons having clai-nz
Agsast tie estate Of sad deoeassd exhibit the same
and have them registered IN the manner eod hiu the
Zine prescribed by law, they will be forever barred
MARTHA FARES,
AdmnisrariT.
J. g. FARES,
iyI4 lsH6a Adninisa slor.
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The New Orleans Pieayane Of July 20 says I:
We learn that owing to the interruption Of
receipts, caused by Gov. Moore's proclamation,
sugars have materially advanced Yesterday
l4O hhds. fair sold at &c 200 also fair, at 64c.
and 50 prime at 64c- There were some trsnsac-
tons st lower prices, but they were for poorer
qualities. Two small sehoOners and two lug
gers, employed IN bringing sugar to the city,
were burnt BY the Ccnfedsra.s guarrilIas in ST.
James. which detsTs such craft fr0n coutinuing
tho trade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-07

e During hail storm in Van Buren, county
Iowa, last week, cakes of ice two OK three in
ches in diameter tumkled to the earth. Whole
fields Of corn and oats were destroyed, fowls
were killed, and horses bruised.
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a great uncertainty, sometimes delightful, some
times painful, as to what she will attempt aad
/ whether the result viii be success or failure.
There is room TO doubt as to particulars none
at all as TO the general tendency of her conduct.
She is as true hearted a woman as lives. and
that which she delights in must be happy I
know not what Beatrice is doing st this moment.
but feel sure that, in aims and efforts, she is
true to herself to me, and to her Maker am
sure that she loves me more than all the world
beside, but not so much as she loves truth and
duty and selfrespect. Her errors are al mis-
takes. They are the redundancy of a loving
generous, richly gifted nature. She is no model
housewife, bat she has made great improy euent,
sincere and unselfsh affection Il is true that
| was delayed to-day by waiting for lew last
stitches from her praeticed needle, not, how
ever, upon my clothing, as l see you imagine,
but upon pair of slippers she has just wrought
for Uncle Jsduthun. Let me see them tried,
my dear sir. have an idea they will fit you
Why, yes, tolersbly," said the good man,
who seemed more gTaifed than he cared to
acknowledge. The truth is" he added, speak
ing with hesitation, as if he felt the need of an
apology. the truth is, am going to live with
Edward, and give lessons to Beatrice in house
keeping.
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HE4DQUAR's DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF,
NEW ORLEANS July %, 1862
GENERAL: It is the intention of the Unitei
States government to let these men 60 on thei
parole,ald one Of them has been gone more thar
a week
I have the honor TO be
your Cb s5ient servant,
Benz. +. BUTLER,
Major-General Commanding
To Buga6isr-GeneTal Ruggles,
Commanding at TangipshOa.
au2 eod-3t
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L. j. s1SDIDsE, C. s. A., A. A. A ard Inspector.
Gensrsl tJy29 2tsW2E
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BArCHELoR'S HAIR DYE,
tn kkSf Sn fbs IVoYy5

The best IN the W0Th.
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duces a color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rom
edies the ill effects of bad dyes and vgorates the
Hair for life. Grey, Red Rusty Hair instantly
turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists &c
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A BATcHE-
LOR, on the four sides Of each 5ox.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay St, Ner York,
m lily Late 2S3 Broadway and ID Bond ST.
THE ISDIAE HERB DOCroR, from Canada, will
describe diseases and tell his patients the
their complaints or illness, without receiving any
information from them. No rhnrx. for consultation
or Gdr;.s. Office, No. II Washington Building
pennsyiranis avenue, corner OF Seventh street,
ashington ID. G.. au25-tf
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, RIA Baltimore and
H1rriSbHrg, ~ the North and WsS-Two trains leay
Washington daily ana one on Sunday-quick time
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
Their information apply at the Office of Great Penn
syyania Route. northeast corner Of Penns Wv ami
avenue aud Sixth ST., Washing ton Off open from
5a. m. until p m; on Sundays from to D. IN
au F-D L. D. NORTON. Agent.
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DIED,

On The evening of the 9Th instant Of conrn,tion
"a the brain. WALTER BENJAMIN SEWELI in
the 2tth Year Of hi age ~ '' -"
Hi~ relative. and friends respectfully invited
I" attend his funeral, this afternoon ut 81 o'cock
from the residence OF his father on Eighth str.rt
north. between and street, west
On the morning OF the I4th instant in +his .;,-
Of s~arIet fever IDA MISSUCR RI younersf child
ct Richard AMI Virginia Adams, aged Is Innn hs
On the 18th in ant after long and pajnf,I IN
meas, Mis- NANCY WEEKS, aged ., ,ears ''
Her funeral will take place from the residence ne
her brother corner eth street and New York av
tomorrow at O'Clock p: IN. The friends Of the
family are respectfully invited 70 attend.
In GeorgctOwn, on the 9th instant, of consume
ton. john BROWN. aged - years, son of Wash
ington and Jane Brown; and OH the 9th instant of
drnpsy, ANNIE, his sister, aged ~ years.
Blessed are the dead who die III the Lord
Another deadly bla>: has blown
Brother and sister passed away;
Come 20 with US and the mound
The spade has made to-day.
They now sleep sweet, in the grave
The turf upon their breast:
Their tolls are o 'eE, their souls have fed.
And they are nov n rest.
No JCy can come to US to nj sht,
Our hearte re filed with srief-
We moErn that two such lovely flowers
SHoG!j have STAY 20 b-icf!
Al hcnmont, Va on thc evening OF the sd inst q,
si,er short il!neS-, G GORGE ". FULMER, aged
= 'es.' Sn2 mou.hs (PbI.ais. psp:rs copy
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BOARDING.

BOARD. A PsTlor and Bedroom to let with or
- without Board suitable for gentleman and
has wife or two gentlemen. There other
boarjers. Inquire at 5o4 III street
Any one having second hand Wheeler & Viii
son Sewing Machine to dispose of will lind pur-
chaser Al the same place. oc i5-St-
THE HOUSE No. $50 X street, Franklin Row
lately occupied by Mrs. Col. Drinkard has been
taken by Northern family. amt j. now open for
the accommodation ot hrst-class BOARDERS for
the winter. few Table Boarders will be taken.
&C Il St.
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MESsRs. A: II. HALL d Co. have removed their
stock of India Rubber Goods from their branch
store, S8 Pennsylvania avenue back to Boston
during the summer. where they will be pleased to
receive orders by telegraph or mail for any and all
Gutta Percha Orders will be forwarded ~ any
express companys lightning train. and arrive in
twenty -four hours CHEAPER to citizens than they
could be sold here. Send on your orders and haze
them filled at manufacturers prices at Messrs. IL.
A. Hall Co s warehouse. (wherc they have the
LARGEST assortment OF India Rubber Goods in tae
world IS Milk street, Boston, Massachusetts.
O. IL W :
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MARRIED,

On the Hh inst by Rev. 7. NJ. Griffith, SAMUEL
G. DIVINE of Philadelphia to ADDIEC. KIN
SEY, of Washington, ID. G.
On October 18th by Rev. Dir. MorSelI ALFRED
X. MclNTCRFF to MATILDA MORTIMER all of
tins city. Baltimore Clipper copy
on the l4th of October, 10y Rev. Mr.. Monroe Mr.
JAMES 7. DEMENT, 10 Miss SARAH f. MONNIE
both OF Washington. d. C
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CRISTApORA'S HAZE DYE

There is no Hair Dye in pure. free from
all Objectionable properties, that produces such
splendid and per msnent tints or that operates so
quickly, uniformly and certainly as
CRISTADOEO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
This matchless article is pronounced by all who
have ever applied il. it applied. the most
wonderful invention OF the age. Ten minutes SUI
fees for any shade of brown the deepest black
II leaves the skin unstaaed.
Manufactured by J. CsistadorO, Astor House.
New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by all
Hair DreSsers.
Price 81, Sl5a and SIS per box, according to
size No :
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BoSwELL'S INDICATED COUCH CANDY For
coughs. colds, hoarseneSs, or any affection of the
throat use the above prepa ration. it is the most
safe. pleasant and effectual remedy extant Try it.
To be had at the Drug Stores generally and Bos-
wells Drug Store. corner Maryland avenue and It'll
Street Island. Put up in Is and Is cent packages,
Oc I3-eO3tr
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Is IT POSSIBLE THAT ANY SOLDIER can be so
foolish to leave the city without supply of Hol.
ioway's Ointment and Pills Whoever does so will
deeply regret it. These medicines are the only
certain for Bowel Com plaint Fevers Sores
and Scuryy. Only % cents per Box or Pot. 2s}
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Go ALL Of you to the Dollar Store, 43S Pennsyl-
vania avenue, Four and half street and see
the splendid stock of New Goods opening. and
take your choice for One Dollar oc l3-Iws
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Observation-Disclosures


AT OLD PRICES.
~ Having purchased our entire
stock for CASH before the advance,
We are enabled to offer unprecedented
bargains TO all who are in want OF CABINET
FURNITURE.
Our stock is now complete In every particular
and cordially invite all who conteni pls te fur
nishing. promising saving of at least Is per cent
To all who make their selection of us. liz Is not
necessary To FsrticulariEe, NJ vast stock en-
braces every article necessary TO furnish house
complete.
All we ask is 4 call 90 satisfy yourselves
B0TELER x WILSON
Iron Hall. No. 31e Pa. avenue,
an g-eOym Between 9th and -
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FCTCRE DAYS.

BY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer Georg etovs.
A DEMONSTRATORS sALE-I will cell on FRI
~ DAY MORNING next. October IT, ls6s st -
O'Clock. ~ my Auction Rooms No. ia Bridge - :.
10y order of the Orphsns' Court the personal effects
of the late John iiennet. decreased. consisting Of
Bar Fixtures and Liquors
I Double Ba rrel Gun
I large Duck ing Gun and Skill
| Booth ON the Fish Wharf
/ large Stove. and many other articles not mes-
TONED.
Terms Cash
CATHERINE KING, Adnniu'r
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
Will be added several Stoves and one Barred OF
Lubricatiny Oil oeE-T
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PERSONAL.

I T. W. III. ORION. dependent Cavalry, has
IL returned. Any communication eft at the house
or Post Office win he received and attended to.
B Washington. ID. c., Oct. II, 1862. OCT -2t*2
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BY =. Z. Mc6UIkE a Co, Auctione~rs
M RIIC SAFE OF EARM HnRsES RAXa

BY !. q. MeGUIkH a Co, Auctione-rs.
DI'BLIC SALE or FARM HORSES COWS
II Hoes. THoRoTGH BRED ALDERNY Bril-. &c
Will be sold. without reserve. on WEDN ESDAY.
the I'D October inst. the following desirable stock
from the farm of W. ". CorcOran. ESQ o.. occu-
pied hy the Government as = hos pitsl. viz:
6 large Work Horses
3 Mich Cows Cow and Calf,
Heifers and Young Calves.
I beautiful Attorney Bull Is months old.
Berkshire Hogs and Sow and Pigs of the sane
bred
The IIeiters and Calves are crossed With the Al
dernCy.
The sale will take plsce st Il O'Clock m. at the
intersection of the Baltimore and OhSD railroad
and Boundary street. and will be- without reserve,
for Cash
l5-d J C Mc(IT IRE a. Co. Aucts.
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CRISTADOco'S HAIR PREsEgvATIyE
Is inyslu able with his Dye il mpartS the utmost
soness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
to the hair
Price 81 cents 81 and So per bottle according to
size. sc .! -eOim,r
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SECOND WARD STATION CASEs-Before Jus
tics Clark. w. Thompson. indecent expo
sure; dismissed. Two u. :. soldiers, brought
in very drunk, were kept till this morning and
dismissed.
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FAST DRIvISG.-The Second ward patrol re-
ported this morning the following cases before
Justice Walter: Joseph Heise, W. M. s. Hop.
kiGs, and Allen Dorsey who were charged with
fast driving; dismissed.
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Mr.. EDiTUE: In your issue of 18th inst there j.
Statement To the effect that wagon nad of Gov
eminent property seized upon my premises
This l. gross error. The following is n correct
statement nf facts: There lot of La ggage and
gundS belonging To discharged soldiers left in nv
care. Officer Conway came TIA my house, seized
upon the 81 i'll Ia and other prOprrt belon cling
To private citlzenS-taking bedding, ciOtan@ etc.
which was my OWN property and that nf Others
have recovered 81 part of my goods YESTERDAY
and other parties will have to attend to their own
property thus lawleSSiy seized.
Respectfully, Mrs. ELLEN KELLEY
oc - IT No. SD New Jersey avenue.
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C0NVALESCENTs-About six hundred soldiers
We're sent mp from the conSaipScent Camp at
Alexandria yesterday, for transportation 10
their respective regiments.
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RFCOyERED-It Will IL rrcOllectHd that on
tie gh OF ls-J month Mr.. William HOniIier
haj i> 20, kei picked ~ the depot OF hi> pocket
ioDA containing about Sl.GJJ III nIon,'y AID
u'-tIiy suite III paper. Sine the occurrence
Tho Cr.rctiyrs O. ia" Metropolitan Police have
hen on The al'rt, and yr>;r-1ty the ptpr-s
Wrrr recovered a.. q r. tU"uai ~ th- uv-isr.
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By c. MCGUIRE & co. Auctioneers.
EXTENSINE SALE OF CARRIAGES HORSE

By J. G. MCGUIRE & co. Auctioneers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF CARRIAGES. HORSES.
u SLEICH, RoBES. SADDLES, BRIDES. &c., a c.
VIII be sold. without reserve, on MONDAY. the
sth day of October instant. at 10 a. clock n m the
following articles. viz:
Two large close Family Carriages. in good order,
One elegant open Barouehc.
One dcuble-seat,l Wagon.
One pair large bay Carriage Horses.
One pair handsome hay Ponies.
One elegant Sleigh four sets Double Harness.
Riding Saddles and Brides. Horse Covers for win
ter and summer. Carriage aud Sleigh Cover
Eesthcr and Buffalo Robes. Carra re Rags Hsy
Cutter: and n VsTiety of stable im pementS and
appliances, including the furniture Of the coach
mans Room.
This is n rsre opportunity for those in want OF
such articles they the hest of their kind and
will he sold to the highest bidder without reserve
for cash
The Carriages snd horses will be sold on 18TH
street. opposite 81 John Church and the residue
in the rear of the dwelling of W. " Corcoran Ess ,
occupied by the French Minister
oc IS C Mcguire n CO Aucts
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HOUSE FOR SALE.-Three story and basement
II Brick HOUSE. seven rooms. with gas. tine
yard. nearly new. in the best of ne ghborhood. on
18th street Price S2Jsp. Terms easy ana ~ per
cent oil for cash: Inquire n Of !. II. MILLER,
Also Uousas wanted Tensn1s can he had with
out charge by applying sS above. oc8
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AT A MEETING of the Interior Department
regiment, held on Tuesday evening, the i4th
Colonel, Capt. Watt L. Smith; Major, Capt. w.
II. Nalley; Adjutant, Lieut.. Barrett; Quarter
master, Lieut.. Walker: Surgeon, DIR. Sparks
Chaplain, Rev. DIR. Holmead; Sergeant Major
ID. Harbaugh Quartermaster's Sergeant, =
O'Brien; Commissary's Sergeant. - Zoos
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oc 5-d &c. Mcguire & Co. Aucts.

By GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
Two STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on
TIN ST. WEST, NEAR THE PARK AT AUcTIos.
On MONDAY. the 2th instant. we shall sell in
front the premises, nj O'Clock p. IN, excellent
twostory Frame Honse and Lot, il being part lot
No. 9. in square No. 4lg, fronting 7th street
west, near The corner of street north, the lot
fronts q feet by 100 feet deep.
Terms cash
I'D GREEN a WILLIAMS Aurtg
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NOTICE.-Those in want of Employment of any
l kind would better call on the Intelligence
Office. No. 81 Ninth St, where the best OF pay
will be given TO first class Servants. have always
applica lions on hand for good Cooks Laundresses
Chambermaids, Walters and Seamstresses also for
Young Men to wait on tables in private families or
hotels Farm Hands wanted Employers in want
of good help will find it to their advantage to call
n. B.-Houses wanted. The best of tenants can
be obtained without charge by applying as above
m 23-ly n. Ii. MILLER
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ITO LET-F0ur fine FURNISHED ROOMS: also,
Il a large BED ROOM, attached TO fine paror.
gas and bath room. No. ass ID street. between AZ
and 81 street. J doors below City Hall: desirable
neighborhocd; fine view OF the Capitol, &c.
a. laS
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"ANTED-By n respectable agreeable and will
W ling young man with good recomme tons
a STU ALTON whore be can have the charge of
scnir place of trust. AMI make himself generally
useful To his employer. at any hour when called
upon. PleaSa adj" ". CABOT, Post Office.
Nashineton. oc Il 81
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BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
FTNRCSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed Of tru g
Il from James Lamb and wife, keairing date the
Cd day of Msy, 1859. and Of record in liber J A s.
No. 49, foios III. liz. lis. and Ia and the land re-
cords for Washington county. ID. c. we will offer
at Auction, on MONDAY, the 9th day of October
Isi2 at 2. m. on the premises, all of Lot No 4 of
Charles j. Chlmans subdivision of the Original
Lots No. l and 2, tsnd being the corner lot in
of the said square
The terms of sale. cash. The terms must be
complied with within FIVE days after sale other
wise the property will be resold after one weeks
notice. at the risk and cost Of the first purchaser
rms property Il at the corner of 9TH street east
and north III streets.
JOHN Y. DOM.
c. NJ. MCRPHEY Trustees
ocS eo&ds GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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WANTS.

WAETED- respectable young girl wishes q
w SITC ALTON al cook, washer and ironer.
Good reference given. Apply at No. 43 X st. 1T
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DOCK STATIONERY AND FANCY STORE FOR
- SALE.-An established Store IN georgetown,
ID. C.. doing first rate business. is offered for
sale. Terms made reasonable. Application for the
same ran he addressed 70 'B., :" Georgetown, D. c.,
~
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a SHOOTING CASE--Bcf fore Justice Thompson.
Y. W. WlliIdH.S, charge e.: assault with intent
- Kill. This charge grew out OF an alteration
t--.VePn Mr.. Williams and q coIurrd servant at
ilIr livery stable of Mr.. John Howard, on
sSeyIEih street. about a buggy " hich Mr. viii
li;.IE> wanted Ia use, and the servant refused
10 deliver 10 him IN ~" absence OF the proprip-
tor ~ WAS proven by two W Illnesses that words
6I.~"cG, anG ih'' servant ASA ultpd thu defend
anI- " no then took a revolver and fired f1ur
times ~ him Justice Thompson dismissed
la. assault with intent 10 KILL but fined MIR
Williams S2l for carrying concealed ,yrap3n.
and held him 10 security for peace in 500 tbe
servant declaring his fears Of personal violence
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BY W. L. WALL q CO, Auctioneers.

DERFMPT0RY SALE OF VALUABLE Build
Il ING LoT OK THIRD STREET. At AUCTIoS.1pu
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Eth inst. at a.. O'Clock
We will sell, in front of the premises Lot ~.
walton II. fronting % feet on Third street west and
running back 10 feet The lot al joins the residence
of W. W. Berth, Esq, one square north Of Penn.
avenue.
years. bearing interest, and secured by q deed Of
trust on the premises.
ocq W l.. WALL a co. Aurts
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EN0R RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE. contsin-
Il Ing u E,,r:n>. with modern improvements. Rent
: ..ri per month. 800 18th street, between sud G
- reels. IL