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AUCTION SALES.
rhIs AFTERNOON AND TO. xoRRoE
RY WIN. L. WALL a CO, A1etiooeerr.
ooAhlssI99EERsS, s S,kEu OF REAL EsrArI

By viz the Of the order and decree Of IN. 3,
S1nrt Of The District ot Columbia beArint date ths
sion o. the res. estate OF Hssert r siIs re o M
Sssh Nixon. this wife, deceased, the under
auction, on TBURsDAY. the asth dsy Of J.sSs Syo
following !o. psr. Of oss Of aroSns With ,Ss
bertd three fs and siI. tsn /, si1s o. LSm a.n
~. nunarsd snd sixty nine, l7ss1 beei nnns for
Tour tl3ll feet ten tlel inch-, fr., 40
corner Of said Square, At a point in ~ 49,, ~. "a
ST. es, eat, running thsnss due w-.t eiEhty foSr
south twenty four t7fl feet ten (lOl iSchs
cue wett eighty fsur ts4D feet eight and on ~,
ten tl0l inches with a line Of Canal ,tyes,1 ~ Yet
cue east one hun red and sixty nine l6SI feet ~.
t5l inches 10 the said Nd street east thence dns
beginning; and alss the following pirea or p.roei
OF ground ping. being and situate in said s9uSre,
bsginnins Tor the same the distance Of ninety seven
thirty eight 1881 feet thence west eighty four Istl
feet eight sDu one half t61Sl inches thence north
thlrty sisht 81 feet thence east eighty four CsJ
feet eight and one half ISL inches 20 the placs al
beginning. containing too THOUSAND nine huudreA
and eighteen t2,elsD square feet more less with
The improvements, sonsstDg OF Brick House.
should all the property not he sold on tba law
eesisnsted, the sale will be continued from .v 10
day, commencing u4 o'clock .. m, until the v hole
Terms: Ore-half cash; the residue In sig and
twelve months, the purchaser or purchasers gfvfIs
his or their bonds payable 20 the respective heir
Tor t.s deferred payments, bearing interest from
All conyeysncing and stamps at the cost Of the
Title deed to be retained u.til the whole 81 The
&TLLIAM DIXON.
WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM
MILAN P. sEssgses.
Commi ssioners.
A. LLOYD. Solicitor.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS COSvESTIoS-The
Soldiers and Sailors National Convention
yesterday occupied the day at the League
Rooms in completing their organization, and
last evening assembled in the hall of the House
of Representatives 10 hear an address by Gen.
Banks
The speaker commenced by showing the ad-
yantages OF military education, and the i'm
pOrtance OF suCh an institution as West Point.
He did not hold that the rebel States have been
destroyed, and he did not wish to see estab-
lished a system OF territorial governments
therein, requiring the maintenance Of a stand
ing army, with all its dangers 10 the spirit and
form of republican Institutions. He held that
there is a safe way in which the administra-
ton of government in these States can be set
tied without reducing them TO Territories; but
il must be done by placing tie power in the
hands Of their loyal population, and exclude
from any share therein the leading traitors.
Whether we should do this to the full extent
Of the requirements Of vengeance he would not
say; but 10 let them 20 at large, unpublished
and restored to power, would be rs base as
would have been surrender 10 their armies in
the field.
Senator Wilson followed Gen. Banks in q
speech against entrustiRg the leading rebels
with political privileges, and at the conclusion
OF his remarks, the convention adjourned sine
die.
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POLICE REPoRTs.-FOUTh Precipct.-John
ConnOr and Louis Brown, Migrants: work
house. 5ames Bacon and Patrick Donohue,
drunk and disorderly; Sl.5O.
Tenth PTeciRct.-David Young, grand lar
eeny; dismissed. Theodore Meyer, indecent
exposure; IS. Peter Jackson, assault and bat
terry; bail for court. George johnson, do; Jail
Tor court. August HPrfUrth, disorderly; IS.
Second PTeciRct.-Margaret Flynn, selling
liquor 10 soldier: also, selling unlicensed; dis
missed. Jas Minor, disorderly; %. W. Trun-
nell do; dismissed.
ISixth PreeiRct.-Warner Buchanan, petit lar
ceny; Jail for court. Frederick Huegle, selling
liquor unlicensed; costs, so cents. Brophy &
Burch, obstructing payements; Robert War
rem, selling liquor unlicensed; John Riley,
disorGe E&y; dismissed. u. l.. Duffey, do; costs,
SO cents Bridget Welch, disorderly; John
HcMann, yagrancy; Margaret Davis, do;
woTkhOuse. VIM. Love. do. and disorderIy;
g. John Riley, disOrderly; dismissed.
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WANTS.

WAANSJJEEp,o J, p |. RESPECTABLE GIRL: :ITgA;
r g So f':;; s''s .Ts
WANfED,-Tvo SERVANTS, cook and cham:
ssas ' Hs e's see.: 81
ST., bet. 9th and eth. ja St
WANTED-CANVAssERsf for new Engraving
Portrait. Seneras G% sisS iass
stis. g. Cali I'll street b''Ss'. 3. ;s
WANTED.A first.cIa.s MAN COOK and q
f. !ihoMPsoSs, $50 o street, Ses@ssn . and
A YOUNG LADY DESIRES BOARD IN
ment or part payment. Best refsTencss EVEN FSr
Particulars t. address for one week H. B. l. Star
handed GL g Ne 81 81 ssseap
dOns for Which fair price will be paid, ass III,
wv that we are ready to sell town, county and
State rights for new and useful invention. which
Where is ase hiSers o aha 70
those wishing to manufacture and sell. But small
fad r5ss
WANTED-By gentleman and wife, from the
i kssfs;, asi City Post ONCE stating
.oNe...ty ~ M, W.
FANCY e sFSREkMESs; kAP HES. OTHERS
probable BUSINESS, where small outlay is only re-.
az xhS5s these 2: s the |
stamRiI,E Depot ssl street. and Be taught ii;
can at once undertake any job icing the o omtg
practical stsnpeI here, we can furnish full and
ons and stamps by the dozen or hundred Tbsis
chance ,, Tor any one wishing to make money by
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A Lot for a
feet deep. between 4th and 10th streets west and
: s6s
WANMTTEERRssGOIpSr s sPs Silver WATNSHEsa PA
TICKi IS, GRNITGRE 6LOihfNG, Or any Ss ar
ticle of value The highest cash price paid or ex-
chine Agency soy 9Th street, three doors north Of
Nnh0n'' ''i ESs e Il fPti 81 s.sd Co.
no 8-eo2m" Merchant Pawnbrokers.
- EBERT's Glove ManufaotorS, GsorsesSxS.
ooh wAS! WILLIAM rn!s %AsrED. ool
VII M Ffu'id h & to .a s1 HHSFs REs
ftStks SARE = s.
job. We are weekly in receipt Of new Patterns Of
the latest designs, and BY the aid Of new machine
We are prepared to stamp any pattern brought rs.
Aswe are the only practical Stsmpers here we are
willing to come down. Ladies' need not travel the
city over TO get cheap Stamping, when they
come to the only place for an assortment Of Pat
terms not e1celled in New York.
WILLIAM PRINCE,
3s1 street, opposite Patent ONCE
Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts. and
Shawls, for sale. no Is
WANTED.-For a first class Cepfectionery In
w Baltimore, competent WORKMAN to take
charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and
ornamental work, and we'll recommends Apply
at No. 316, Pa. avenue. Washington, d. O. &C 1.
WANTEB.-sE SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
w Alse, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and H0U6EFURNISHINGG GOODS Of every
description. b. BUCHLY, AO6 7th street,
je Sh between @ and Fl. east side.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Franh
Williams, dIsOrderly; 81 Andrew Elliott do.
dismissed George Smith, drunk and disor.
derby. Also, threats; bail for peace. Michael
Murphy, drunk and disorderly; %.
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RYTHOs. BOWLING, Auet.; Georgetovn.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY In
GkORGETOWN AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY ATTERNo0S, January 18th,
Uses, part Of Lot No 81 fronting p fest inches on
JEFFERSON street, between Bridge street and the ca
nal and running hack 100 feet
The improvements consist OF q nearly finished
Dew Brick Dwelling ouse and Frame stable AMI
shop.
Terms $500 can remain on interest for l. ? and
balance cash.
.Conveysncing and stamps ct the cost Of the pur.
chaser
ia lS-d THOS BOWLING. Auctfnnaar
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NOV Is THE TIME TO BUY GOOD WATCH
cheap. We are offering our stock Of Watches
and JeGelry at 10 per cent below our usual low
word. Call early and get the choice at J. 8.
BLACKBOARD SONS, 80 Bridge St, George
town, ID. c., opposite Bank of Co nmerce. ja24- St.
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FIRE-This morning, fire was discovered in
n frame shanty between Iith and 18th. near n
street north. The alarm was given at o'clock,
from box 80, corner of 18th and X streets. The
hremen responded promptly, and were soon at
the SPOT, notwithstanding the snow, ice, and
mud, which made the draught of the apparatus
very severe upon the horses. The shanty was
entirely destroyed. II was occupied by q COL
Ored family, and the fire is supposed 10 have
been accidental.
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WIN. III. HOOVER,
w CAPITOL HILL
GROCERY, VARIETY AND PROVISION
STORE.
Cornar Of ID atreat EAST and @ attract north

Family Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c, Segars
and Tobacco, Fresh, Salt and Smoked Me ats, yege-
tables, Goal OIL, Lamps, Shades, &C., Weed, Tin,
Prown sugsr., l2.l cents. Good Green Tea, 81 80
TO 81. Coal Oil, 81.
charge, ia lo.lw
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ARREST FoE LARCENY-On the 23d OF De-
cembsr last. the house of J. w. Buiierheld. No.
so 4th street. was entered and gold watch
stClen- The circumstances pointed 10 n negro
etryant named Isaac q Porter Last night
cfficeT JohnSon. acting with the detective force,
arrested Porter and took him TO the police
Headquarters, where he is held to await q
hearing.
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lsYw L. WALL a CO., Aucrioneers.
Id Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
So La. av., between 9Th and l0ta sts

SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
On skTURDAY MORNING JADuarF Hth COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock. at the Bazaar, viii be sold
q large number Of
intending a number OF excellent work. saddle, and
family Horses. full description 81 SAFE.
A lot Of Mules broke 10 harness, in good order.
ALSO.
large collection of desirable new ana secoed-
hand Carriages. Baggies. Rockswsys, Express
Wagons, and other vehicles
ALSO.
large collection OF new and secondhand Hsr-
ness, &c.
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OWNERS WANTED, SC.-Detectiyes Claryoe
and McDeyitt have recovered a lady's gold
hunting case watch-supposed to have been
stolen from six To twelve months ago by the
negro thief John o. Butler. Also, an officers
army oyercoat, nearly new, with tags and
dark blue cape. The detectives say that But
Ter, who was a messenger IN the Treasury
Department when arrested, was convicted in
tins District OF theft, some years since, and
served a term in our pfniientiary.
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For FURTHER HEARISG.-Last night, Thos.
T.. Swaggert, charged with robbing Major r.
King, as stated IN the Star yesterday, had a
hearing before Superintendent Richards. VIM.
II. Miller was arrested by officer II. johnson,
on suspicion of being connected with it. Miller
proved an excellent character, and also an
abb. and was dismissed. Superintendent
Richards did not regard the evidence as favor
able 20 Swaggsrt. and ordered HIM TO give bail
IN 81, 800 for further hearing.
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ADJUSTMENTS ro-SIoHr.

GRoyER's THEATER.-Last night positively
OF Little Barefoot" Tomorrow evening Is
Maggie MitchelI's benefit when new bill OF
unusual interest will be announced. Satur-
day night, Maggie Mitchelrs last performance
here.
SEATON HALL.-The Hutchinson Family in
AN excellent programme of vocal and instru-
mental music.
GoNZAGA HALL.-Lecture by Archbishop
Spalding on " The Crescent and the Cross"
Proceeds to be devoted to the improvement
and education of poor boys.
CAnTERBURY-Ther regular company in the
usual bill.
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! Coupe,
2 New Family Carriages,
New Germantown Carriages.
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, without res ard 20 tie
Carriages and Harness always at pri yste sale
ja.4 W. L. WALL Co. Aucts.
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w sTEAS MAssLHE V%66kks.'
0ARBLE MAETLES, MONfyMENTs TABLE
and WAsHsTAED TOPS. o.

and shortest notice.
VIII keep constantly on hand BAsrRRH MAR.
BILE ssd MARBLE THING
Orders for Plumhers SLABS PROMPTLY attended
to Pennsy lyAnie avenue, between 18th and feth
streets west, WashiAStoa, d. o, mart
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DY b. LEWIS q CO., Auetioucers.
b No 3O7 Pennsylvsnis avenue.
Brru,ar sales at our store every TUESDAY,
Ciotbtne, Boots and Shoes, and Merchandise gen
eraAy.
Will give particular attention 90 sales At private
DWELLINGS, stores closing ont stock, &c, SC.
Cash AZ yanced " hen required
Jaw w. B tEwIS 4 CO.. Ancts.
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CCuNIaIUNICATED.1 I
Hiuh EIefUhtH,

Hessrs. Editors: There has been much said writ.
ten recently relative to the high rates charged for
freight by the South Carolina Railroad and think
with juetice. But why this road should be the only
thus noticed cannot understand for there is one
other at least equally in its charges
allude to the Northeastern Railroad will give some
of its rates. and leave to the public to judge whether
they reasonable and just. will give tho charges
few articles only, and to point wish to state
nothing but what know to be true Tho point alluded
to is Gourdin's, fifty miles from Charleston. Cotton
from that place to Charleston is FIVE dollars per bae
cattle ve dollars per head cars cannot be chartered for
taking stock twelve and half cents per bushel
and other articles In proportion. H.
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the Court to be quiet had but htc effect. On
cason the defendant being told to hush that she would
be allowed to tell her story efter awhile replied
very Indignantly TINT she wasn't going to toll any story
but only the truth at time the rrtprcssbles broke
forth in such that repetition Of tho assault
and battery seemed imminent and tho gravity of tho
Court completely upset. AT tho close of tho ex-
animation of tho witness, Sarah Motto tho defendant
being asked 81 she had any questions put TO witnoss
said yes that she wanted to her tell any
lies and fasehoods about her. Sarah Motto preserved
dlgnhed silence and tossed her head sarcastlcalIy
The Court being highly edited, adjourned In great
good humor.
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PRIVATE SALES,


ORANGEBURG FIIniAIfi COLLEGE,
NOR SALE. THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, STU
~ ATED in the Town of Orangeburg, and known az
the ORANGEBURG FEMALE COLLEGE. The build
ing is lnrge, and susblefor Hotel Boarding School,
being capable Of accommodating about two hundred
200 persons On the premises gas works for sup
plying the building with gas and inc orchard and
garden. The grounds ample and eIigiby located,
being the railroad depot.
Terms-One-tenth cash /; balance In ten equal an
nuai instruments. occurred by mortgage of the prop
erty; the buildings to DO kept insured and policy
assigned credit on tho whole amount of the pur-
chase be had by giving approved personal security
only cash enough deray expenses SALE For fur
ther particulars apply to
COHEN, HANEKEL 4 CO.,
No. 46 East Bay, corr er Is r"r IS Co q Wharf
Hd-Orangeburg Times tuae.r month and
send bill to Courier Ofic". imw',no May 70
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.


SAMSON & AIMAn Will sell this day, at tho north of
the old Custom House. at 10h o'clock, desirable
mer cottage at Mount Pleasant.
BowEns SILcox will sell this day. at their store No.
lat Meeting-sreet opposite Market ut 10 O'Clock,
estate sale Of furniture. piano. gold watches. &c.
WE WOULD call attention to the advertisement of
Messrs LAMBERT & KAMP ING, Nos 81 and SO Broad.
way New York. sole and proprietors Of The
Hygienic Wine" which was approved by tho imperial
School Of Medicine. Paris. 1t Is most delicious beye-
rage and from its high reputation medicinal rene.
dy wilI doubtless supersede the of all empirical
nostrums bitters, &c, now offered for sale.
WE vITI the attention of our readers to the adver-
tsement of Messrs. P. F. sArrH & Fowler, No. Park
Row. New York. Their Sea Island Shirts made from
the excellent cotons Of the ARKwRIaur MILL and nens
Of FFSNELL & Son, Belfast, Ireland. Messrs. g. r.
aso extensive assortment of Neck Tes together
with general assortment of Gentlemens Furnishing
Goods, which can be purchased at retail OF Wholesale
prices Their establishment being In close proximity
| all the city railroad termn would advise all who
vait the great Metropolis to pay them call.
THE OLDEST MEDICAL PRACTICE is that Of the family
Long before doctors known the head Of the family
examined and prescribed for the Members From the
necessity of tho the first and most important
of every disease is treate by the atients parents
nurse. This lie ny 80. how important that the mean
| Oh hand should TO eimple ample and Efficient
HUMPHREYS. HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS advertised 4,
'noth"r lumnl perfectly meet this want and shoul
be in thu hands of every Intelligent family. Depot No
| Sc BroaJway, New York.
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Houses and Lots in Columbus street.
ny SAIIIu x. HIc(:II.I i

Houses and Lots IL, Columbus street.
BY SMITH ~ NIcGILLIVAEY.
Will bo sold tho tteps Of the old Custom House. on
FRIDAY MORNING next, tho 29th inst, at iOH
O'clock
All that LOT OF LAND lying on tho north side OF
Columbus street, and the west corner OF Robbins Court
between Meetngstreot and tho track Of the South
lima Railroad, measuring 33 fcot front on Columbus
street by l1r eet ccop, less; together with the
Buildings thereon, consisting of neat and comfortable
two and dalf story Dwelling of wood, with four up-
right 70 Jnis, low renting for $40 per month, and q
small Gwo story horsh in the rear, OH Robbins Court
wh:sn rents for sl2 prr month.
Conditions cash. Pure haser to pay us for papers
ALSO,
AP TUE SAME TIME AND PLACE WILL BE SOLD
the three LOTS OF LAND to tho north of, and adjon-
ing, the above, fronting Robbins Court and known
as lots c, and +, per plat OF the l,e Rob Paine
City Surveyor to bo seen ut our Office. These 10
sure each 80 feet front Robbins Court, by feet
deep, moro or less They at pr, sent enclosed
one arto square but will be sold separately together
Three small but comfortable dwellings could be built
on these lots giving abundant yard room and yielding
o profitable interest OH tho Investment
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers.
June 20
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(COAIMITSIcATEDl

Sr. JoHN's BERKLEY PARISH s. c., June ls, 1896.
Editors Charleston Daily Ne,cs:
Enclosed you will find Gotten blossom tgreen secd
which opened on yesterday, and wasp uckod to-day
from field Of ten acres, on "wARDs plantation" The
crop of cotton in this section possibly mako
than half crop, owing to favorable spring, "bad
stands" heavy rains, and ndspostion generally
the part of freedmen to work. Corn generally young
and with proper culture in conjunction with the atel
rains. may yield pretty fair crp.
Very respectfully, T. c. POOL, NJ. d.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
THE UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL AND
GROUNDS. LOCATED In the City Of Charleston, g. q.
will be sold to tho highest bidder subject to tho ap
proval of the bid by the Secretary of the Treasury
~ NJ, JULY 18th. 1865. on tho promises
Terms of Sae-$000 cash; balauce In equal payments
of thirty, sixty and ninety days Certificate of Sale
will be given at the me and the deeds to DO executed
upon the paymento the last insament of the purchase
money. A. g. MAOKEY.
June 10 Collector of Qnatnma.
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COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASaES,
TEA, DC.
TOFFEE-RlO. GOOD TO PRIME
" CofIce-Java supt rior quaity
Sugar-Mnscovado iu obls and hhds.
Sugar-Rehned. of various qualities
Sugar-Standard, Crushed
Molasses-Now crop Cardenas, In bbls. and tcs.
Molnsses-Now York Syrup
Tea-A choice as ssortment of Tyson, Young Tyson,
Imperial, Gun Powder and Oolopg.
FRESH PEACHES. TOMATOES, and other canned
goods
Soap, Starch, Candles, Candy, Raieins
Pruncs Citron, Currants, &c
Tobacco, Segars and Snuff. For sale by
CHAS. II. NOISE & CO,
June 25 Q No I6 Uavnn. .street
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The Daily N ews.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 25, 1866.
ag- SEE SECOND AND rHIRD PAaEs. -ea

TIE steamship 4oneka, Capt. MARsHMAN, from New
York. arrived hero last ovoning with her accustomed
purctuality. We indebted to Purser CHIsoLM for
his attentions
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"H1oH FREIGurs."-we call attention to tho comm u
ncaton this subject In another column Of to-day
NEWS We hope tho officers Of the road iu question
will give the matter their serious consideration and
soon give us moro reasonable tariff.
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Biscuits, on account Of all concerned
BY LhUREY & ALEXANDER
TOMORROW, 26th instant, will DO sold In on tore
No. 137 East Bay, opposite North Atlantic v IF, at
1O O'Clock on account Of the Underwater. al all
concerned,
II barrels Soda Pilot. Jumbles. Tea, SCI Il aud
Ginger schnapp BISCUITS AND CAKES
Conditions cash. J.lno25