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DIEDs

Yesterday, the nth instant, CHARLES, the
youn sest son of Charles and Louisa Klotz.
half. past fonr. from 337 & street.
On the 18th inst. after lingering illness EMMA
IUGENIA, second daughter Of Uriah ID. AMI so-
phs G. Harrison. aged years and months.
The friends of the family are requested to attend
her funeral on Wednesday ever ing tire 10Th, a.
O'Clock, from her fathers residence, 254 street.
between 18th and 18th.
At half past clock, the morning Of the 18th
inst. CHARLES DAVIS son Of Fhaddeus and 81.
Anna .. Strrsis, aged years.
Friends are respectfully invited tn attend his
funeral from his father 3 residence No 312 Ninth
street. on to-moi row IT ornn., at - O'Clock.
On the morning of the 18th instant, at her late
residence. No. 49, lhth street vest. ELIZABETH
relict OF the lac Nathan Crime, in the SSH OF
her age.
The funeral, to which her relatives and friends
are invited. will take place at ~ m. to morrow
morning. from st F4trick's Church, and after
solemn High Mass, thence to Mount OiVet Gene
terry
A: IS minutes after 8 o'clocS q m, August 18th
enables WESLEY Jr.. Oldest child of Charles
and Sarah Mitchell, aged years, IL months
md 10 days.
Soon was onr little "wessy" called to join his
angel brother.
Who few short days ago We laid in his little
And bitter is the sorrow Of father ana mother.
Yet they now hcir darlinEs have gone 10 God
who them gsra
The relatives and friends of the family invit-
ed to attend his funeral from the residence OF his
parents. e.: street, between NJ and streets
Thursday, August 2ith at 3 o'clock p.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AIYKRN0ON AND fO.lfORROW


BY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
VALUABLH BUILDING LOTS EAST. or THR
49, ArifoL AT Acorros- On fU1sDAY, the 18th
nnant, We shall sell in font Of the premises, ct
IetS GN o p m. the followins Building Lots. viz
aSis preRsIty is kandsonely ssuatsd on seventh
40 Eshth streets east, and north street
Terms OF sale One half cash: balance in six and
ueXe months for notes bearing interes. from day
An eon1. assd s,ysn. and deed q trust taken.
.aA akEIN L WiLL LII MS Xnet..
BsW. L. WALL 4 CO.. Auctionssrs
-. AND SLoOP CLARA ANN. oooDs
In virtue OF three DEGREES issued from the Oerk,s
Once q the Supreme Court of the Distriet 81
Columbia holding . District Court fer the said
Ms,fiss .aIi sell for cash at the Auction store of
avenue and Ninth street, on WEDNESDAY,, the
18Th day OF August, commencing st IL o clock e. M.
the following goods and chattels to Wit, viz ''
WRIT No. 8.
% ebis. 81 Of Rye Nhisksy of sloop CLARA ANN
lot Of Matches s.
ALSO. WRIT No Sc.
Fs lbs Of Tobacco.
l box of Shoes
box of Calico
boz Of Dress GOODS
box of
] box of Shoes
box tfSaoss and S1ndries
box of Dress Goods
.6bbls of whisky.
Also, at O'Clock on the saHns day. ~ the foot OF
the SLOOP CLARA ANN her Tackle, Apparel And
WARD II. LAMoN, Q. 8. Marshal O.
au14 WM. WALL i CO.. Aucts.
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER.
Moths in furs bugs in beds.
Roaches crawling on your floor,
Rats and mice in barns and sheds,
These shall never plague You more.
Lyon, with hia Powder, Stays
All the insects that annoy;
And his Pills, beyond al praise,
Every rat and mouse destroy.
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, but
vii: kill all hsuse insects, garden worms, vine
bugs &c. Lyons Magnetic Pills are sure death
to rats and mice Sold everywhere.
au 5-cw DsySIs 3. BARNES L Co., New York
srsRhAfoRlHRA oAs BIN CulHp-Dr. Rands
9psclhc cures Sprssdto1rk0a. Ssptsaal Wedkxsss,
lsf Gsscy Loss 0 Porer, etc., spaedtly a.d sfse.c1
Specific, viii convince the most skeptical Of its
merits. Price 81 Q box. Sold by B. q. Ford, COR
1er llth street and Pa. avenue, Washington and
Henry CooS Alexandria. Ia6-y
,CoRSs and other disorders of the feet when ne.
civilian for business, and 1t is i'm possible for sol
der to march and hght with vim if the great sup
port of his whole frame be in y disOrdered condt-
ton. To all afflicted with Corns, Bunions or Nails
growing in the flesh, other disorders OF the feet
va would recommend IN early call at DR.. Whites
half and Sixth SITS jyH
wLRRAHTlp 70 CuRB II Six DAYs.-Dr. 6odfrsy's
Antidote, An English Specific Of sixty-Ave Year,
standing, will cure Gosoryh0A fA sir days. No
change Of diet required. Price 81 per bottle. Bold
By 8. o. Ford, csrner 11tA street and Pa. avenue
Warrington, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. 1as-ly
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LOCAL NEWS.
.,InsEMENIS TONIGHT

WASHINGTON TnEATEE.-"rne Three Fast
Men" was performed last night o, the Wash
irg.on. and was received with tho hcarte~t
iaurhter and most uubvunded applause. It's
IN, urou the stage in q most admirable mannrr,
and Is replrte with provoking Incl
aapts Kate Fisher, Marietta RaSei, the Forrest
Sisters Jas Dunn, and all the company appear
in this speciality, which Will be performed to-
night again.
CAYJERBURY.-A good bill is ANNOUNCED Tor
- ,nirht q, this resort The Zanfret.s Troupe
Will appear in tho trick pan:omine entitled
The DEVILS Mill" Mons. Fonc.ie, assisted
by the Court of Beauty, will appear III q beau
-i}iI hailst advertisement; while Edreon, Nellie
Taylor and the corps Ethiopian will appaar III
comedy, song, dance and Ethiopian delinea.
tons.
yaRIETIrs-There is sort of double show
=, tho Varieties for in addition 10 the regular
muvie hall entertainments the amusing play,
"A Glance st New York" Is performed nightly.
arncs Sutherland and all the company appear
tonight, and 10 morrow night Miss Agnes will
be the recipient OF benefit.
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BOARDING.

Two LET-In private family. two or three large
i ROOMS, with beard and ali comforts. Inquire
G street. 342 bet~ cen 18th and 18th SITS. tt
HUSBAND AND WIFE.-A good ROOM aud
IL BOARD can be had by q lady and gentleman.
on moderate terms, At 37e Thirteenth strest, bet.
and l. Also . few table boarders at SIS per
month. ii-6ts
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RRNr, with BOARD:
T. at411 18th street. between G and b. Also. q
ROOM suitable for otacs. au l4Iw-
FI,HE Largo WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE ON
i Capitol Hill, between and B streets, is now
ready. rooms all large, cool and Convenient, for
gents and their wives sim gent. Din aer at 6,
breakfast from TO g.. al io-sw
GUNNER BOARDING, Those wishing 70 sgsnd
at Mt Airy eight miles from Phil.delphia, on the
Chesnnt Hill railroad The country Is healthy
we'll supplied with smusemsnts, and hourly om-
nupicatfon with the city. Address Mrs. B ROOKIE.
No. 1912 Pine st., Phila. my 2-2av2mE
CLERKs FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY
~ and navy officers and strangers whiting wash
ington, mag End Q comfortable home In one Of the
most delightful locations in Washin ston, No. 81
Missouri avenue. Ono very large front room. I'd
stofy. nov vacant. myB
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SOLDIERS SPECIAL NorIos.-Do your duty Il
and 0intnspt For " Wounds. sores. bowel com
plsiuts and fsvers they are . perfect safeguard
Full directions how to use them with every box
Only IS cents 40
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A STEAM ENGiS CINE S So horse power and
a B. tsshs WITH The
at No IT. Dunbarton at. Georgetown. au i7-3t-
- fnrni,hed with gu BsTlTUrEs able booted
VIM. NJ Robertson, corner 18th street and Penn
syivanis q. avenue .,rc,,p,
au i7-3t L. \. MITCHELL.
Ten. &c Ell ICE.!i
The Fls, Istz to SDy s
aa i7.lwE lRepub THos. r. WILSON,
STEAMsHIp BALTImoRE HAS ARRIVED
fro. Ne, ~, Y.ra and !. no. disseasg RS
town Consignees viii piesse attend toSzh
the s o tass s0sdi 4
wi WEST END DRUG STORE.
1l3 PEEEsYLyANIA AVENUE. SoUTH SIDE.
large and 'i Msb isSSs 2a &C., ~
can be Ia had st the above establishmsnt At
Reasonable prices au INV "a
II 1900 bales prime Hudson River TIMOTHY
Alss. Io.6oo bales WET slight, d.maeeDHAY.
A'' YAk De I'VE Il MERRrMAN,
hS: Is ss No S'1'SfsIsss
T AIDES SUMMER wRAPPINGs.
WHITE BARGE MANTILLAsa CIRCULARS.
BLACK BAREGE MAETILLAs l. CIRCULARS,
RLACK SILK COATS AND CIRCULARS
BLACK LACE POINTS AND MANTILLAs.
Closing out all Of the above mentioned styles .!
Ladies Ladies GUNNER Garments =, greatly reduced
prices" olo.t. n.n.,s a ana s. s.k Store.
au HSt,if 32s Penusylvanis avenue.
SUEsrlrUTEs: SUBSTITUTES.
YOUR INTERES
W. b. LEWIS & CO. will pay you more than you
conmiss for services rendered. Look TO your
.w. v i l.. Ts ~ e .s &c a ana :.
DRAFTED MEM DRAFTED MEN!
BSTITUTES.
shsuld call on US. We can furnish reliable msu
81 TIME
:. ss .s fi ~ !, &c ga 1 A. 4.
PINK MosaU MATS.
80 Pieces e. MOSQUITO alrs
10 pieces Pink, Blue and Yellow rARLEroH for
aioainx ont LAWNS at 1875 cents.
M0zAMBIoUEs and other DR1ss GOODS At
'ssH'e" y WIN. 4. RILEY BRO,
o'n'' S ss's ss Ss and s: street.:
10IILY LINZ 70 CAPE MAY-on and after
" Moad,Z tie sa Ht 2 Any my esss, q.
i Hsss.. and n WftsoN SMALL. 'sot
haIea1 WIN leave Arch street wharf Phiisdelpaia
:.
trains Ksturnins. Will leave Cape May daily st
oSnnsctinS 8 ph hsHsae ine.adins eaEa
s as.I Dir. s g. ' a. Gin.
| ITOi Hot FOR SMITHS, 400 Seventh street
III the eaee peat Clothing House in the city. Jyl
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By GREEN & wILLIAMs, Auetiosesrs.
A UCTIoN SALE or HOUSEHOLD PURNI
a. roRs.-oa fHUKepAY, the nth instant, ct
~ Q CLOCK .: m, We shall sell ct the residence OF
kSaueman declining housekee ping, on Sta C. bet
~ INC ss north, No lat, general assortment
rnfss, Chsirs Tables, Bedstssds
HureAuA, W AaAstands, and Bedding
M@sass.reses, WArdrobes, Piilows 6c.,
U1fnA, Glass, and Crockery Ware
q rpsts, Cool and other Stoves
l. Kilchen Regulates
And many other articles too numerous To enuune
tie.
an ~ GREEN WILLIAM Att.
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PIC MICS, &c.
HO! FOB WASHINGTON PARK!

EIO! FOB WASHINGTON PARK!
The Young Cathoiice' Friend Society of George.
town will bold their ANNUAL PIC. Mic this year
at the Park. on 18th street. near the bounda line
on TUESDAY nett, August: 6th
Ca sars Wiii run from G orgeto.n every three min.
IN attendance, and 10 means spared to make the
OCCASION one OF pleasure and recreation
Tickets for gentlemen % cents: ladies IS and
children under IL years, 10 to be obtained OF he
Pic Mic.
Parties from Georgetown and the Navy Va =u
AJAX tal transfer tickets in the cars. and wait at he
;. Ia intersection Of ?th st.set and Pa. avenues
The cars going up north 7,h street. an ls-eo4tt
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale at the Star OF &c cnur
ter, a. siI cents Per pound. jyG
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SEE FIRST FACE Of to-day's Stor for interest
ing local articles.
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By THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN GRoRGEroAN.-By virtue of . deed Of trust
executed BY the late Alfred Curtis and wife bsaring
date on the Path day of September, 1883. and daily
record ed in Liber A. No. iss, folios 3&l, 3i6,
OF the Land records o. the District Of Colu mbs
viii offer at Public Sale on MONDAY, the Path day
of August, at o'clock p m. ), Lot numbered Hsy,
situated in Beall'. addition to said Gsorsetown,
fronting SIXTY feet on the south side of BeAu
street snd running back the same width to the
dspth OF one hundred and twenty feet With tbs
two story Brick House aud hack building upon the
same, being FIRST class residence. Title in4ispu-
table. Terms ut sale.
B.P. JACKSON, Trustee.
aul3 THOS. D0WLlN !, Auctr.
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an IL GREEN & WILLIAM. Aucts
By J. G Nee q ERE & co. Auctionesr,.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct;onesr.

COMMISSIONER BALE or REEL IsrARE
" ESTATE or rHELArB DAK1Us CLAoBTr.-Unter
the District OF Colunbia, bearing date on June 5,
1858, ana g in csrsain procsedingi stituted in sad
eours for the partition OF the estate Of the late
oArius CiaSett the undersigned com MI ssi 70.
on IN kspXY, g. ptemSsr Sd. isos, At ssif past
81 u n I ho
. IN IN n9 inns Bsn Of addition aeoEss
in the following mstes and bounds: Ssa1nnins s =,
f,om the southeast corner OF Lot No. i, in aid
ten feet alley thence eastwardly with said Ally p
teet ~ inches. thence south 100 feet TO Bridge
b. g oninE the three story brick house there.
Alss those oshsr parts Of LO.s No; 10 aud No. Is
same a. POINT on Bridgs street distant 81 feet 2
ard running thencs north Iau feet to tan feet
ey thence eAstwardly with the line Of said alley
,na ssnso .ss $ fsn. R to ssss
b. sinnips-with the three story brick house
Tn. above property is si,us.sd on Bridge street.
Ia tLs 'quare Immediately west of the Union Hotel.
In George, own, District of Columbia
is be the s' in oer
ms sinent At g. IL Is and 81 months with int est
From bon the az Of sale, for which the pu.sh.:er.'
e. their interest IL TIE property sold scared To
the satisfaction of majority of the Commissioned
will be required
Sale positive.
II the terms of fals are not complied with within
one week rom the day of sale, the property ~l be
re=cd on one ssak Dotice, ct the risk and cost of
the purchaser Ia default.
All conve, aucing and stamps TO be at the cost of
the purchasers. yAAEs T0WLe3
cIAKLks BRAbIIY.
WIN. HOLIDAY.
Com missionsrs.
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THE DEAFT.-The following cases were dis
posed OF by the Board of Enrolment up to th,
hour OF IL O'clock to-day:
L. T. j.. Nicholson, general debility.
Henry Williams, disability
Richard H. Taylor, furnished substitute-
John q. Sebrrt
Michael he t7arvey, alien.
Henry Tegeier, alien
j, II. Mari, disability
Lo: b. Allen. disability
John T. Bit,man, disability.
Y. "aIdkoeing, alien.
Patrick Coniey, alien.
Thomas Lewis, disability,
Thomas Foley, disability.
Joseph Chatham, only support Of mother.
less child.
VIM. Thompson, icolored,) under age.
James ,. Alexander. enormously enrolled
David Boyd, disability.
Milton Brosis, disability.
Joshua II. Squires disability.
Edwd n. HouGhton, only son OF widow.
James Green, under age.
Sandy Lacy, colored. only son OF widow.
Ciias Costen, colored, furnished substitute
John Edmondson.
VIM G. Cissel, furnished suhstitu.e-John
l.. Long.
Victor c. Powell, disability.
Cordial StoTrs, furnished observation-disclosures
Burns.
John Ba.iPs, disability.
John Pin, cOloTed, accepted.
Roscoe q. Green. erroneous "nrolinent.
VIM nj. Cripps. erroneous enrichment.
John Anthony, disability.
Jacob B. BaliinEer, furnished substantially.
=. Mason.
John W. Bailey, cord, furnished substi-
;ute-Rchard Badger
hichael Donog! Ut, disability.
Alexander Ashley, in serl .ce March Sd.
Jeremiah K. Ellslar, erTone ously enrolled.
George w. Cornelius, disability.
John BoZZel, under age.
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ACCIDENT.-hn accident occurred on Friday
to Mr. j. w Thompson, of the firm Of J. W
Thompson & Co., gas filters and plumbers OF
this city, whereby his leg Was broken. The
accident happened at Mr. Thompson's farm,
near Eilicctts Mills.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS YOUNGs SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
1Vl I stycC'. conner oCl6at.
The duties OF !his chool, rough nstruc-
ton IN English branches, for boys from eight to
twelve years of age, will be resumed on Tuesday,
Septem Der LIST. au i8.2t~
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IIOi HOt FOR SMITHS, 400 Seventh street
III the eaee pest Clothing House in the city. jyl
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NHoos0' ORNANENfAL PAINrBRS
Ths UNDERLINED would respectfully Inform Is
public Ii q they are noy ready 70 execute all the
above branches OF Patntirs N tas very best man
We viii use nome bat the best materials ead vork-
mar ship and gusrantes to give general sstisfse-
are moderate. Call and give us 8 trial.
JOHN b. SCOTT,
PHILIP Il. O'BkYON,
No 500 D street. bet. nth md 18th ST,
~ Him nnrth side
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By W l. WALL d co. Auetion-.rs
SHALL FRAME DWELLING ON 20fH ST
~ wxsT. AT Auction On TUESDAY AfTE&-
NOON. 10Th inst At oclocs We will sssl in front
of tie premises Lot IL In Square ITO. fronting l3
feet on selh street, and running back - an alley,
containing 1898 .qasrs feet, and improved By
small Frame Dwell ling, near tbs Western Mission
Chapel. Potsessi. n siyen Immediately
Terms: Or shalt cash balance in 5 and months
bearing interest and securad by deed oftrust tas
premises.
ausI4 WML wALL6 CO., Aucts.
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ByJ.C Mo6UI 4 co. Auctionssrs.
HTRUSTEES' SALE or VALUABLE REAL III

TRUsTEEs' SALE 81 VEGu1BIE REnL ls-
L TATE II WAsHISaToz CITY.-On WEDNIS-
DAY AFT ERN0oN, Sept. ID, at 5'k o'clock, on
the premises by virtue Of deed Of trust. bsarinS
among tina land records Of Warrington city, In
District of Columbia, In Liber J. A g., No. iss.
TO the highest bidder sI I'd 1t lot or parcel
Of ground, in the City of Washington, known and
vistOs or square number nine hundred aud fifteen
t9l5I. improved by frame dwelling house.
Terms One third cash TO De paid 1t the time Of
sale; and the remainder in equal payments st six
and twelve months from the day OF sale, with
deed Of trust on the property And if the terms
are not fully complied with within i've days frem
the day of sale the Trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
taulting purchaser, on one wesk' g notice in the
ERAsMUS ]. MIDDLETON,
H. O. sPALDIN6,
Trustees Of PheniN Building Association.
li-ao6ds ] O. McIiUIRE a Co Ancfa
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BLOCKADE RCB5RRs.-Jamss Gray and W
". Purdy, of Charles county, Md, cent to the
city from the Potomsc flotilla, and charged
with being blockade runners, were committed
10 the Old Capitol yesterday, by order Of Pro-
vest Marshal Todd
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THREATENING HIS MoTHER.-On Saturday,
Andrew Tafr arrested ny officer slater for
threat. ninP his mother, and he was sent to Jail
by Justice Ferguson in default OF sec urity to
keep the peace.
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nBPoT OF AkMY CLOTHING AND EoUI.
u PAGE, WAsHISGToH OIrY, d. @.
PUBLIC SALE or CUNDEMNED GOVERN.
MINT STORES
Will be sold at Auction. at the Warehouse, on
18th street near III street, on MONDAY. August p,
1885, at ~ o,ciock. m, large lot OF Clothing,
Damp and Garrison Eqpipage, unit for service,
eontish g IN part OF rrowssrs, Ooats, Jackets,
Ban ksts, Bed sas ks K3apsscks, Havsrsacks. Can
teens, Mess Pans, KEITH s, Shovels, Picks, Tents,
T-umpets, Busles, Drums &c, &c. Lot of old
Iren, lot of old Rope, and several tons of Tent
cuttings. Terms cash, in Government funds.
DANIEL G. THOMAS,
il 2S-td M. 8. K, q. g. Army.
A ssIsTAs;T 9UARTERMAsrER's OFFICE.
N corner & and Twenty: second streets, Washing
ton. D: c.. July "a, lsds-Publie sales Of condemned
snimsis will take place st the Corral, uesr the Oh
sarvatpry. in this city on the second and fonrth
The property is condemned UNFIT for public
service.
Sale to commence at ten O'Clock a. m. aud be
continued tlom day To dky until the number on
hand SHALL be sold.
Terms cash, in Government funds
@. H. TOMpKINs,
I'D Captain, A. q. NJ, U. 8. Army.
w HIDE5-uIDES
w ILL Re sold st Public Auction, on ever
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at IL o. oIuok O.
M, at the Wharf on Si1ta street, WsshinRt0n, al
the Government Best Hides on hand ct the tins Of
sale.
Terms cash, In Treasury notes, to Be paid a shs
jas tChror.l Lit. Col. and q. 9. o.
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IHS. O. MCGUIRE & CO. Auct n
an Is foG de- r. BOWLING Auct'r
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STRAYlD Or eFOLEN-grom tho subscriber
- on or about the 18th of July last one small
dark Bed COW, with peculiar shaped horns. A
suitable reward will be given for her return No.
- Missouri avenue. CHAS. TILL1Y.
1wrx
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OVERCOME BY HEAr.-About seven o'clocl
Sunday night, OH cars Kelley and Pendle, Of tn,
Fourth Ward, found James w. White, OF tn,
I'd u, Z. Regiment, lying in the rear OF Murphy
stables, on Sixth street near G, having beer
overcome by the heat. When found DR.. Linds
ley was attending him; and the sick man wa.
subsequently conveyed 10 Armory Squar'
Hospital
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(SLERK WANTED-A young man OF good id ;
~ dress and correct habits who has had some
experience in selling goods and is willing to work
may obtain situation in the Houssfnrniahins
Store, No. 519 Seventh st. au 5.at*
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPrroL-Johl
M, ID. =. and Zanuth George, secessionist
OF the deepest dye, and John Robbins, 9th Va
dank OF the Potomac fiotilla, were before Pro
vost NJ arshal Todd yesterday afternoon, an,
By his order committed to the Old Capitol
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WIFE BEATING-On Saturday morning, Jno
Conner was arrested by officer Clements for
beating his wife, and he was committed 10 jail
keeps shop on Delaware avenue, near the
depot, and The husband does not do anything
10 support her, bat lives on her gains.
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486 pAp.xaa 9tR 486
Sold aad Velvet, Gold Stamped, and medium
Also. q variety Of Glazed and Blank PAPERS 1t
tie iGHs nS ce sh PTss: =, ..,.
in store or made to order.
Orders for PaserhaD sing or Window Shades
Dupetually executed in city or country.
~ Terms CASH for goods OF isso., whsn pur'
chased or e5esntsd;. j. MAK aaaIs L.
al N-lnsR Odd BellOWa Hell.
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LAY FOR BALk-
BAY.
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, 1863-01-22

Especial Ditpatch to the Chicago Tzibuno1
MADISON, Wis, January2l, 1868.
Tie Legislative proceedings to-day were
unimportant In the Senate Mr.. Keogh in
troduccd resolution, which lies over, pro-
testing against compensated emancipation on
the score Of economy His resolution rccind-
ing the State Rights resolution Of 1859, rela-
tive to The Supreme Courts decision In: tic
Booth case, wasreferred to the Committee On
Federal Relations. ),
L resolution for the discharge Of the Ozau-
kee rioters was indefinitely postponed.
+ In tho Assembly the discussion Of rcsolu-
tions On the sumo subject occupied some
time, and was cut short before any action
vas taken, by the expiration Of the morning
hour.
Messrs. sharpstin and sanborn, Demo.
Gratis, made elaborate speeches In their favor,
3ir. Bingham, Republican, on whose appoint
ment as Chairman Of the judiciary Commit
tee certain Democrats hare abusiTely anin,ad'
-yerted, spoke with great clearness and torce
against the resolutions and in defense Of ths
| Presidents course, producing very faVora
bic impression. As the prisoners are no lon
eer in confinement, but have been released OF
parole, there seems no occasion to occupy 81
much time with the subjcct:>
! At the Republican caucus tonight, ). Il
Doollttle was re e-nominated on the first fornin
ballot. The vote WAS flfty~thrce for Doolittle
eighteen for John F. Potter, and two scatter
ing. .
t Judge spooner, who had led the opposition
made cordial speech In favor Of dcclaTln
A1r. Doo1ittlc the unanimous nominee, whic
was accordingly done; with much enthusiasm
Thus all the predictions Of discord among tt
Republicans have come to naught.
E. G. Ryan Of Milwaukcpwi1l doubtless r
ceiye the empty honor Of the Democrat
nomination.