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LOCAL NEWS.

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS, August 3.-Boord IF
Aldermen A communication was received
from the Mayor announcing the approval Of
the act to take up ard relay the cross gutter at
the intersection of Twenty second street west
and H street north; bill for the relief Of A. b.
Stoughton; bill to repair the stone pavement in
the alley in square No. $50; bill to pay certain
claims against the corporation; bill to take up
and relay the gutter on the east and west sides
Of Twentieth street west, across street north;
bill 10 lay wafer main on f street north, from
Thirteenth to Fifteenth street west
Also, a communication from the Mayor, en-.
closing the petition of the pastors of several
churches, which had been used as hospitals,
asking that the said churches may be allowed
to use free OF charge, the Potomac water INTRO
duced while the churches were in such occu-
paiion. The Mayor recommends the passage
of n law in compliance with the petition; re-
ferred to drainage committee.
communication was received from Mr..
anss on Na
Ill.,, be lowered to the level Of the northwest
angle OF square No. i22; referred to drainage
MT Gnlick presented the petition OF John
Hitz, asking that a water main be laid on A
street south, from First street east to New Jer-
sey avenue. ce.s Z. -
repoi t. d the following hills "A bill to increase
the compens alton of the Register, and imposing
additional duties. Amended SO as to provide
for the publication OF the names of parties OBJ
tanning licences and passed.
Also, the bill imposing taxes for the year
1868, which was amended so IS to allow an
Abatement of fifteen per cent. for all taxes paid
on or before September 80; an abatement of ten
per cent for all paid on or before October 81,
and an.abatemgntof flve-per cent. on all paid
on or before Noienfber 81. Also, an amend.
ment allowing tifs- Collector five per cent.
en- all collections of taxes on personal property
paid INTO tie Office, and ten per cent. on all
such taxes coileeteA outsid ide. This percentage,
How ever, 10 be taken only from the taxes of
those who are not taxed tor real estate. The
bill passed as amended.
A So, from the same committee, the bill fixing
TIE compensation of the Tax Clerk, which was
passed; and the Act making appropriation for
The e1 pensss of The Corporation for the fiscal
year ending June :A 1854, which was amend-
ed as follows, viz: "Appropriating SiO0 as
compensation to the inspector and seaier OF
fas N eters; appropriaiing for the Secrelaries
of the Board of Com non Council and Board
OF Aldermen &1,0C0 in lieu Of 81, 400; for COM
Iensati,a to the messenger Of the Board OF
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Movements of the Rebel Pirates.

BosToN, August. 3.-The bark Daniel Webs
ter arrived here TO. day, bringing adyices from
Bahia to July ith. The rebel pirate steamers
Georgia and Alabama sailed from Bania Nav
81. The United States steamer Mohican arrived
there June 2f, ard sailed on the ;Snth in pUrsu
OF the pirates. The Mohican had one man
killed and another wounded by the premature
explosion of n gun while firing q salute at
Bahia. The United States ship Onward also
sailed about May 2sth on a cruise.
The Daniel Webster brings home a number
of seamen recent belonging to the ships Sea
Lark, Dorcas Prince, and bark Union Jack.
which vessels were destroyed by the pirates
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From Havana.

NEw YORK, August 3-The steamer Mel
Vile, from Havana on the 25th ultimo, has ar.
rived.
The fire there was still burning in the ruins,
but i'll progress was stopped after consuming
sixteen warehouses containing six hundred
and seyenty-two bales OF cotton, and thirty.
six thousand and twelve boxes of sugar, and
large quantities OF other goods, considerable
amount OF which was intended to run the
blockade, and belonged to secesh Englishmen
The less is estimated at one and a half millions
ct dollars.
The rebel steamer Nita, with a cargo of cot
ton, arrived at Havana on the 23d uit
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DENTISTRY.
SIGESMOND & HAYWARD,
NlW AND IMPRov1D INy1NTIoN
ARTIFICIAL
CHE0PLAsTIC BONE TEETH,
WJs1oUS MSTAL PLA41 1o1 0LAsPa,

DR., q. d. SI6lSAOND,
D1e Bsss1ssoy, Nsss Yorh. aHd 26O Peaasylssaia
Asssss, bsssSSss liza aAi 1Sth sts., HasSsSstos,
Calls the attention Of the public to the folIowine
sdvantaSes Of his improved system:
!. The Teeth Of his manufacture wil
never q fn0de nor change color ~ any
aeids being three -fourths lighter than any other.
J. No teeth or roots need be extrated, as the
Artificial ones c&n be inserted over them.
., The roots win be made inoAenstve, and never
4. No Temporary teeth are needed. - permAnsns
the n3uraisxprsssion OF ths fsss, ~hioh under the
old syStem II frequently dis6gurea. - .-.-----
8. This work has been FUZZY tested over Eve
ys.rs By many OF the arst chemists end physieisns
o. tais e9untry.
metal filing, With which the most Ssnsitiye teeth
eAn hs duep without pain, AID can build NIB Per.
tect sound tooth on any Gde roots, which viii last
through hfetetime.
Call and oxanins for yourself jyN-tf
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TsEA.ssgE1Yo y, Prepayment, oEEIcE OF

vTREAsURY DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF
i COMPTROLLER OF THR CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, july 10, I6GS.-Whereas, by sAtisfac-
been made To appear that the FIRST National Bank
of Washington, in the county Of Washington, and
District of toumbia, has been duly orSanized under
and according to the require emsnts OF the act of
Congress entitled > An act to provide national
stocks and to provide for the circulation and re.
demption thereof, approved February 25 1868, and
auired TO be complied with before commencing the
buslneta of Bar king
Now, therefore, /, Hugh McCulloch. Comptroller
of the Currency, do hereby certify that the said
FIRST National Bank of Washineton, county of
Washir ston, and District of Colu bia is author
izsd to commence the business of Banking under
the act aforesaid.
In testimony Whereof witness my hand
Il. and seal of OH ee this 18th day of July. 1853
HUGH McCULLOOH.
jy l7-d2m Comptroller of the Currency. ~
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sstl Ha: k9s2Hs Sc IsHsaso, nd f..ss.ss
0ersons can wear these teeth Who cannot
Wsar others, and no person can wear Others who
cannot wear these. -FI
Iersons eaIlins ct my olss can b accommodated
sith any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
bat to those who are DAricuar and wish the purest
AsaneEt strongest and most perfect dentufs that
Et can produce, the AIN1RAL PLATE viii bs
Rooms x tsis eity~No. sss Pennsylvania avenue
estyeen 9th and 10th streets. Also, 907 Arch st,
RhtlAdslphis. mar 4-ly
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A Victim Of Rebel Pirates

NEW YORK, August 3.-The reported loss by
the capture of the ship b. L. Hoxie is one hun
dred and fifty thousand pounds sterling
The captains OF the ships Red Gauntlet and
Il. +. Hoxie reached Falmouth on board the
ship Marianna from Montevideo.
An anti Southern association is being formed
at Manchester to counteract secession influence
and correct Misrepresentation
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We. :. @..,:XX,lIl.I.
PROPOSALS.

A eslsTANT oUARFERMA6TERD0 0PFIoB.
- PROfOS iLS FOB FUEL. =.
slALxp PlososALs, 70 BE- Sndofesd "Proyosais
u. Of tie 18Th Of Ausnst, 3cr the d.ivsry st tai.
WHITE IsH ANTI RAOSTS GO Al. ana iD Hds
best seasoned OAK WOOD. -
Ths eons, M set Win Be awarded 70 sss lowest re-
reibie bidder who win give ctory security
il bond for o." for the due E% EsrfSs%%snss e the
'on'iA''' csptais and Assistant qusrt.rmaster,
Jya Intel 4 Rspub.l
DR0POsALs HOR HATS. CAPS. SHOES. DRY
1 u as ~. q GOODS. 80. . re- -,
HHADoUAAf1Rs DIPAlfxEHf OF WAsHraa7oa,i
CVsee ct CAtU QxayfeMasfeY. July ]. lSss.S
Written proposals. are invited for farnishing FOR
this Dep&rtment 70 be delivered in this city, the
s5s,s; ole for clothing
knssett Brogans, and other serviceabls Shoes,
fox Hen. women. and ehildrens wear, o., :
Chip, felts and yoolcn Hats, and cloth Caps.
Ee,Sy made hickory and check 6hirts, and DEN.
Kerseys, iinseys, stnsAams, blank.ts, and nth.-
Wnnian and OottOn Goods. - D.-E<tI
eamDles should be sent with each bid, 1t the sx-
BID.
evidence can be furniahed OF the reliability and
Proposals win be opened from Tins to time and
contracts awarded a the interests Of the service
Good security viii hs required for the faithful
fulfllmsnt of any contract made under this adver-
Proposals should b, addressed to the under
nsnsS az. ds daa INC aHN a1HHNnhins
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartermaster,
jyslm Department OF asainston.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. HEAI sIxrE ErHIKq.
VIM T. Sinn ..--. Hole Manager and Proprietor


LOUISIANA AV.. MEAI SIxfH EfHIKY.
Vim. u 4inp. Hole Manager and Proprietor
THr COOL SUMMER THEATER
AND
STANDARD MUeIC HALL.
THE GREAT ZANFRET TROUPE,
The mast Talented Company Of
NIOMIMISTs, DANCERS. ACR0BArS, ROPE
PERFORMERS, &c. &c. IN THE WORLD,
In conjunction with the
GREAT CANTERBURY COMPANY,
ENTIRE WITHOUT jDIMINUTION,
IN 4 GRAND
UBLE NTERTAlN MENT
EVERY NIGHT!
~ For full particulars Of this uneNampled
amusement enter prise see bill OF to-day.
THAEKsGIvING DAY.
iTHuRsDAY. August 9Th, 1881
G a LA M A T i N E,
at half past two O'Clock p. m.
RIG ULIR FAMILY MAPrNEE-SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
Admission twenty hve and ffty cents. Doors
open IA o'clock; performance at ga clock.
Au36t
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA, Holding District Court o.

arRosq ft may concern Greetias Mott e ia hsreby
given that, on the l7th day Of May. 1858, lot Of
states steamer Wyandank attached to the Poto-
mac Flotilis, and brou eht to the port of Washing
Court in the name Of the United States, for con-
demI alton ss lawful prize and that qaid cause will
Washington on the 6rst Monday Of October next,
when and where al persons are warned to appsar
TO show cause why condemnation should not be
decreed, and to intervene for their interests,
By order of the Court.
ty25 r. j. MEIGe. Clerk
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM EUROPE.

Rebel Effsris to Obtain RECOGNITION
american Affairs IN Pnrliament-Grea
Excitement in EurePe-War Considered
Probable. +
HALIFAX, Aug. a-The steamship Arabia,
from Liverpool Oh the 25th, via Z Queenstown
on the goth, arrived at this port to-day.
The City of Baltimore arrived at Liverpool
on The gath. The Galway line will go into
operation on the 10th inst The Hibernian will
sail on that day for Boston, and the Atlantic
Will follow Oh the Let of September.
Inc advocates of the Shareholders confed-
eraer employ all Means FOR recognition of the
Confederate States. The Army and Navy Ga.
zst'e thinks there is no gruund for speaking
hopefully OF the prospects Of the Confederatcs,
uhIess Lee Is able to reverse their misfortunes
by great victory. E#
In the House Of Commons on the a3d ultimo,
the subject of the Foreign Enlistment act was
proceedings OF the Alabama, Florida, and yir-
ginia that they were all built in British ports
he said was well known.
Two iron -clad ships are being built at Liver
pool Tor the same purpose. 1t was believed
that II they were allowed to leave England the
result would be declaration of war on the
part OF the American Government. The Amer
lean shipping has almost become valueIese In
consequence of the seizures made by the Con-
fedelate cruisers. He implored the Govern
these vessels, andinformed them that the Amer.
iCap Government took noe of the value of
fv;ty Sessai ru.sd and debited it to her
Mairsrys Government.
Laird IN response taunted Golden with pur.
sning a course, which, while it would enable
his friends in the North to get all they W wanted,
would put stop in England to a legitimate
branch OF industry. He accused America of
having hnilt ships of war for Russia during
the Crimean war, and with raising recruits in
Ireland since The outbreak Of the present con-
fict. Palmerston defended the course which
the Government had taken, and said he could
see TO distinction between selling arms to Fed.
erals and selling ships to Confe derates
Paris papers continue to evince strcue war
ha ipnlQ ordo th<
as defiance: Great irritation is also reported
at Vienna. 1t is asserted that the French Gov
eminent has resolved on terms OF response
Gor'sthakoff, with q despatch, would forth
with communicate the same to England and
Austria. The latest intelligence asserts that
England, France, and Austria are in active
comm unication and accord. The whole peo-
pie are Tor or against the war for Poland.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post
$ Us that public opinion is prepared for war,
and the Czar and his advisers think a war
probable.
New YORK, August 3-Polish affairs were
debated in both Houses of Parliament on the
path ultimo. General dissatisfaction is ex.
pressed at the Russian reply to Lord Malmes-
bury. The Governments is blamed for not pur-
suing the policy OF non inter vention adopted
toward America The Times and Herald write
in an anti war strain; and contend that English
and French interests in the question are not
identical.
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E * IT II a!
Il j. T Fl II ON.

4 L j L L II ~ Il l. -
LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS!
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
WM. F. RICHsTEIN,
NATIONAL BOOKSTORE,
27s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
is SELLING
THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS:
RIFTY-CENT NOVELS Three for Dollar
TWENTY-FIVE CENT NOVELS Six for Dollar
ALBUM CARDS Eight for a Dollar dollar
25 CENT STATIONERY PACKAGES Six for
so CENT do. do, Three for Dollar
AMBR0TYPE COPIES Of FINE ENGRAyINGs
and PAINTINGS
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, BOOKS,
sTATIONERY, COMBS. BRUSHES,
KNIVES, POCKET BOOKS,
And an endless~sriety Of FANCY ARTICLES at
cost
A large lot of BOOKS at half prise.
~Call early, at
THE NATIONAL BOOK STORE,
25s Pennsylvania Avenue,
an 1-2w between 18th aud 18th sts.
d I Est Pill E 81
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SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN,
II you would obtain immediate relief from this
distressing complaint. try
DIR. WITFIELD's
WIG ETABLE PILLS.
This is long tried and Thoroughly tested Yems-
dy, and has never yet failed to cure. Do not suf-
fer when there is remedy within reach.
Sold by 8. O. FORD, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, and BY H. COOK. Alexandria, Va.
Sent to any address By mail. Price 80 cents Per
box.
.., J. YOUNG. Proprietor,
~ "A SIN No. 4s1 Broadway, N. p.
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II man or woman could but find the fabied
fountain which is said to restore health and
wealth and beauty, with what eagerness they
would rush to drink its waters. 1t is found
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BA N K Rs.
NO. 3s2 PENNBYLyANIA AVENUE,
Win continue 70 furnish
u 8. FIvE.TWENTY BONDS
As long as Issued by the Government. at par.
q. 3. Coupon 6's of 1851.
q, 3. 7-30 Treasury Notes.
q. Certificates OF IDdebtedness.
GOLD AND SILV Err BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on all parts of Europe and the Northern
Cities sold in sums to suit purchasers.
Stocks and Gold bought in New York exclusively
on Commission.
3yT RITrBNHoUss, FAINT & co.
ByW.L WALL CO.. Auctioneers.
HORSE AND 04SsIHhSkE tos1HekY. BAZAAR AND h'
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. STOCK, &o.,
9s Louisians Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
CASH Advanced ON CoSsIeNMKSTs.
Storage for Carriages
orses, Carr ages, TO-, received for private sal
my 0-t W. L. W. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
SEMI. WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
WASHINGTON and GEORGETOWN, D. e
s. M, sIN1s sT1AMsH5Ps 4 HTs,n,
an sAiyoE AND JAS. 6H
- 8. GREEN
ssf Il Dss rom sos 81 H:s and
aeorsstown. and Pier b. foosof Wall street. Now
''''Aa j s.s ..:.
,Asss s siS:,sis:s; ss.s.ss SsssS s;:ss., e
HousE, SIGN Ann AnNRRs.nssr.n ;,,ss, pA,nrrRs
( The undersigned would RESPECTFULLY inform the
,hss to S.st s .ne
::s.:. :.s
iion to all those who may. sm ploy. US, Our terms
are nodss''' !, 0'll Is fIi Z sS!sl
SS.s fa 900 street. bet 18th and na.ss assa std :id.
eAes4. 4.1H1HHHE1dHF1 1',H!.1 nsIEdF1SSs3 3 90, 9Ae
I0AA PalHeTLvAulAtAyIHuD,
(sorth siAs,) bstwsen istA end 18th sts. ..
sss Pc. s,s,-s, -.sg ~ =. Nss.s.aI Hss.'.
plggLE And ra!sslsSoPIc ~ z g q sp ! scrAoLss, ssr.
81 oFsf1xI f1ISSIkdsssSsst,s ISSIkdAssSssss sal Is .s.--as
BHkoMETERs and
n' M sUsssTosss' UssSsSTToss IEsrHH.M4fENsFs. sS r.I.4Es -
ssva aosEsT sf1RSoso6PHs ssd vfBws, 60
Wholesale retail. rsSs sa 1st = ~ 2S-n
IN ADDITION TO OUR USUAL LARGE AND
1 chg sios assortment Of Inst inssrnmsnts% nm %
or on mo ath1y payuaents. We have just re-
ceivsd 2 Gne sslection Of Steinway and Sons IN
Also, two superior eeven Octave Pianos. at se7s
splecs and One very styiish with excellent tone,
~ Two excellent ne toned. Octave Pianos Just in.
which will e e. esnsSa Depot
.,ty 22tf corner 18th and Pa ave-
SUTLlRs, ATTINIIoNI ~
, ,oo ,o,.. q CAM asriEH2HR E2R sS5s sS 4 .. ~ ,
iSs kDAMANfdas5 55ANlDLls. !
obssu for cash st Nstionst Soap ana iCsrdi.
WORKS. Green street and the Caral, Georgstown'
DC. 80 = GxE.l mar -
4 DAks 1xpR1ss oonpAss, .es. -
-. HorIcs OF EssaovAL. = ass,
rls pzLIszRY 0yyIus OF shis Conpsnys 8
l. Ssmossd roH ThiYd street 70 tho lsfee deEos en-
srass. kssvs<p 50 sad Sd CTR sNss = s Teee tsH
IT 9. rAG4Ics FOX 80 e'li toRiy yi,sf 2 frRooPs
essioasas l0.shs . HIl'tssy sar feop'.
: Tbs Rrsssenlsn or saaths cafoiinas Ry Charles
Norohou. IL, eftsosTStG 49,. - ss,Sss
Bsnmchd "a sH,giens With, spssial keferencs 70
the Sy nal n itaf1 sersrce. y FRANCE 7a7IoR::-
|. riI,HIs rs TO NOTIFY .sUTI.asEo Or THI
army thsf an p.red g fszn5sA q A4 times
I'd Pe teSSs Sf sAsSSsExs SsxoE oss
essnsf of goha andcstssdr.i g;
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Latest via 0ueenstowu

PARIS, July 25.-Papers confirm the news of
q forced loan Of three hundred thousand rou-
bles having been decreed by the national Gov.
erDment in Poland. Same paper announces
the arrest in Hungary Of three Russian emissa.
ries who Were endeavoring to foment distur-
bance. The Russian Government made con.
siderable purchases of provisions of all kinds,
and has already prohibited the exploration of
corn, flour, and cattle Turin Journals state
that Garibaldi's health is almost completely re-
stored.
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ODO FEILOW8' HALL.

MONDAY, August $,
and Every Evening during the week: also
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
At3c'clock p. m.
Most positively the last week os
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
(Son Of the Origin al Wharf of the Mort in his
new entertainment of
RESTIDIG TION.
Prestidisi.ation performed without the aid O ANY
apparatus.
The Biological Rope Ineomp.eben,ibility ever,
evening.
LAST SIX NIGHTS
Lait grand Illuminated day entsrt tainmsnta on
WEDEEsDAY and dsATVKQAY, at o'qloet N ,
Admission 25 cents; Reser7 red ssAis 80 cents.
AUST
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ADJUSTMENTS.


THIS fTuesdayI EVENING" sr-
KATE. FfS a ER, IL al, s-s
Boston Go fIedian Mr. CEke u, viii sa staiu seven
nsfent nh racte1s ia TIE ole CANT gsoteap play,
The entire great French
#s ..rs TROUPE ST. DENIS.
and the
RAvEL BALLIr TROUPE
win also appesr
la BELLE RosITA, MILE AAaIK1TA RAvRL
CHARMIEG AUGUSTA BEAUTIFUL ELoIsE,
MuLLE2. AUGeUsfB, CARoN, MoHTAHARI,
- s-.ggs- CAPPOL.s, slGRI.
Perfect scenes from :hs Opera will shortly be
rendered by able artietsg srs Il
SIG NOR NIGRIuNli is snca ged to appear.
Leck0It for ANGLO Seccsa your ssats.
Admission. 70 -. and Is cents
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LIMITED STATES $40 BONDS. .
UNITED STATES 7-2O TREASURY NOTES,
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1851,
UNlTlD STATES GERTIFIOATRS OF IN
- fsr= DKBTEDNESS.
Gold, Silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange on all
q parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorized to furnish s-2l Bonds at par
until thelst Of August next, when the privilege
OF conv ersion ceases. 49,
: Orders for Stocks and Gold executed in New York
exciusively on commission. Essrz zs
- RITTENHOUSE, FAINT Il co,
y 7u cn Bankers. SaS Penn. avenue. .
I ATEsr MUSIC goeKs. JUST RECEIVED
IL -. FROM PARIS.
Echos dn Monde Rehgieux, LIST and ID vols.
Eches d'Itafie 5 vols.
Bonne,s III sditions Chopin, lyol. z
Echos a AlipmAgne, vols. - -
! 1AllemaniaaL Lanner, Strauss and Lsbitzky Wal
Partitions of an modern Operas.
AT the Music Store q .umzrporr
SroP AT sMITH's, 400. Seventh street. to get
- yaa Clothing. jyH
I "A RMY PAY DIGEST AND BsADY oALCG:
and arranged by Major Ezra W.6oi S2..v,op
BRuoH g. co., CLoTHisRs;
rTs sAss5 ss,Es TO BUILDERS.
H1 enbecribar has for sale about lee 600 feetof
'-st@ Eas9s 81 rg4vary 50 psrior cart
NoRWAYJolfTf from s lS g IN y 'ff1 ffnssSE lsrS
sssyss ins No. asl Water street, asorsssosn. {
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THE sUPRDME COURT OF THE DISTRIC'
III or Q0IIiA III A. Hnldiu1 n n,afria al Gon.t q

FTHx SQPk1Mk COURT OF TH1 DISTRICT
Qf o0LVABIA Holding Datriet Court OF
srhon it may concern, GrtetiHs Notes IL hereby
given, That, ON the 18th day Of March, 1855. the
prize small boat and three drafts, and brought
them 10 the poIt OF Wasbinston. and the same are
heled and prosecuted in this Court in the anne Of
TIE United States for como emnation as such lawful
prize, and that said will stand for trial at the
Monday of October next, when and whore all per-
sons are warned to appear to show eanse Why con
demnation should not be decreed. and to intervene
for their interests. By the Court. :
jy25 r. J. MEIGa, Clerk
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TNHI BOPREME OOUKT OF THE DISTRICT
4 OF 0OLgMBIA, Holding District Court Of
sehons q may concern, GREETING: Notice il hereby
li!en. that on the Hth day Of Jnly, 1868, the Uni
captured . lot of dry goods shoes &C., and brought
then into the port OF Washington, ana the same is
OF the Unite etates, for condemnation - lawful
Prize and that said cause viii stand for trial at the
Oity Hail, In the city Of WAshina tom on the 6rst
Monday Of October next, when and where all per-
SEES are warned 70 appear to show cause why CON.
for their interests. By the Court. -.
~ % MEIGa GJArh
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE sUPRsMl ooUKr OF rHE DIsTRIo7
u OF QOLUMBIA. HoIdinx = uiafricf Oosarf a

TEE sUPREM! oQUnr OF THE DIgTRIoI
TIE United stAtes. 5OI the SAD Di.trict-TS al
ssaen. z may eonserns G,ss.i.sENoties is hereby
shA Of the United st.tes for the District Of %,
i.mbiA ssixed Lot numb cred Ain squAre nam bsrsd
1l6 that part Of Lot numbered Is, being thswsst 50
feet II inches ffont by the depth Of the lot Id
square Numbered g. !; lot numbered in squsro
n1mhered SOS; lot numbered 10 in square nun 6Srsd
numhsrsd ls in ssuArs si2; lot nambsrsd 81 IN
dsnated ana nunbsred = ga; lot numb:red . in
square 642; let numbs. ed In square Sl2: aud
lot mum osfed in square s4s as the same are
tnesm marked ana de,isn.tsd On th. ground
the land Records of said D;stris together With al
she I'M Ievsmsnts; buildings, rights: privileges,
same belonging. as the Rronsrty Of samuel L;
Lewis; ard the same are HbeIled and prosso ted
in this Court in the nam Of the United states for
forfeiture on account of certain breaches of the
laws OF the Cpitad Sates. committed by said Samuel
L. Lewis and that eaid will stand for trial at
the City Hall In the eity Of Warrington. ON the
drst Monday Of August next, when and where all
persons warned to appear to show cause why
Forfeiture should not be deereei and to intervene
ENiyIJ RI MEI0S Clerk
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