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: In the old likeness that knew,
would be so fhithfuI, 50 flowing, Douglas,
Never ascomful word should grieye you,
= I'd smile rs sweet as the angels do, !, a-r.5-f
As sweet as your suil shone on me ever,
y Douglas Douglas tender and truei q, 10
OF 70 bring back the days that are noti
sMyeyes were bfinded-your words were few,
Doy you know the truth now mp In Heaven,
Douglas, ppuglps tender ndie4 and an true l4s5 q
IneyeriW was worthy Of you, Douglas, Douglas,
sySs halS ESstS Ees IKE y, e ;y yo
Douglas pouglas. tend q and itrreI q (, g
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Drop down forgiveness rom Heaven like
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AS I iay my heart on yonr dead heart, Doug
kisi Ias,e -fsst
po1glRs, Douglas, tender and trueI
[ulh45d q dbIhOltT By Miss MUnocEI.
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SEI,IERS. COUGH SYRUP.

DHU4HllU OOOdA
TITS PROMPT IN IT'S ACTION, AIN AIbwASh1 a IA q
5a All n female With conn aeties ~ rs Is
sncs Tonthining no 4, "a Si y,,,T.
STSrIf1ons ingredients whatever, II is not onIy
SSPp,iScoISie f0 the vpst majority OF fuInonaiy
ahd bronchial affections put = Pecuihtty IIIi y
valuable to ~ 5Tsoses From
n 49, n1mter of certificates receiver Hon
: wear wear, we present the following.
From file Rey.i Z. g. Lamp; eI.,c RaSISE Si
HISxASpR1A, Licking Co, Feb. q, 1888.
,i,I ,Issdl5s l1dla9fSa5s fTo5s SSd e5id. 81 al
most iiSesesSd5i1D for two atld ght;lrop
FTjday nnorning until Saturday nights took
twice. in the evening, Of the prescribed dose
and retired and slept NIL night without fSl-
5sS & fb;, and
preached twice during the day without any
Inconvenience.
taF 5es fsn sRas nms and 9eSs ss Sa SEN
tally relieved them. Yours, truly ~ -, ,,,,
Recommended particularly to Clergy.
men, fI.aEyersGl lRnd other Public
Speakers.
Professor Porter has, without solicitation,
}, given q the sxes,eanee q thss
fnsito an isho sIs afiistef With coughs CHS =
1Sssf 3ss9SsF S 1gs II asi time
mast Vefy much ami icted Tith q severe sold
and aImo ana Aaying u tSled ,9a
effecf. WINS induced by my esteemed tFiend,
W. W. Wallace, Of this city, to make tTtaI
Of r. E. Sellers Cough syrup: did 50, ,dS and 70
ats EsiiafJ IT was with fne gTeatest dlticnlty
That I Ilecftlred before my respective classes
mt IN taxing a spoonful OF the Syrup, just
before en- tering my lecture room, could speak
with perfect ease during the eyening:s
2 men yygers and 6tfer public speakers
JAMES n. PORTER, IreEc Of 8fdf'lehaaffes'
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1ITERAruREIIN THE SOUTH.

The Atlanta Georgia. ;Nei6 Era says:
. aThe disposition TO read new books,
as now displayed in the South, is un-
exampled. All manner OF books are
purchased ehGerly y and read with ayidity.i
Poetry, which. N few years ago would
have remained on the shelves of book
stpresuntil cobwebs had thickened over
the covers, is now bought up and read
with a ready relish; and works OF fiction,
no mai Ter HOW qweals and stale, find.
some render female to weep over the
haps and mishaps of their iIl-coneeived
iheroines. + sr.5-s y . ,i5tiyi
eve are glad to see this evident bear
ing OF the public mind, An epoch OF
book making is the happiest one in the
history of a nation. It Is Insignificant of
wealth and prosperity. ItashOws that
the minds ofthe people are turned away
from golden idols and are seeking food
for mental culture. It eYinces the fact
that the war and its eonoomitant train
are no longer blasting the public mind;
but that all are willing to come up and
feed at the same intellectual stall, and
labor together for the propagation ofan
era. ofIetters inaopr national history.
Let us have 1t. /" .-,-.,.rg7f,-f--s - i's
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Il eIandreth's Garden Seeds
TangefnenlB 10 hnvef on hand o cQnpie
asSortmAnt of LAndreth b Garden SEEDS % s5il :
ply the Spring trade lHoare also ouL nofl1eG 4
furnish the idfneeti fnuln andretflH - son
All who may 1dyurs rs with their patronige
the groyserS iptlceS orders TGill hei lnlled IN
rotation as received. .A.ssome OF the ylrtetaes
are r. s,SId Ia VIE Her eS dse e1
2 80 E soorSSf u s II & sfd d Z 3 aainsy, & sts.
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--sib -ft tf DIREcroRssl = fE IL
TIL. .Logan, 7. P. .ShaiIcruss, Geo, K, Wheat,
Geo Mendel, John ZoeclIler, SoTni. McC1el-
Ian, g. w. FfanZhefm, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
langhiin iflf its3He1sJ .fsaiff
HIHIS COMPANY HAVING REEN DULY
orFantzedi are prepared to talIe risks at
mir rates on buildings OF MI kinds. tnerchan-
disc, Misunderstanding establishments, fnTnI-
ture, steamboats, and cafgoes on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives OF per-
sons FOR q term Of years This Company Of
feIs superior Inducements TO tanners, where
by they can be insured for thnee years at re-
auced Tntes- This being home Institution,
composed Of sofne ninety-1oir stockholders,
most Of whom are among our hest business
men, recommends ftSeIf to The favorable corr
sideration of the insuzing publlc, and soliciis
Applications for insurance WIN be promptly
attended to by the eGfetaFy.s 8 . lfi.f ~
. Once, No Mel ana House, being the same
formerly occupied by. AdaIns' Eexprtss Co.
.Baiii fG1lf- ~ 81 MI fSecretarY.
SANfyB MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDED, Vice President eA
N. @. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
ONCE, No. AfeBure House, iheIng the same
formerly occupied by Adams ExPreSs Co.
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20 Flour. Flour.
Beans Beans.

5kn BusHEEs 9Ell ! y a - tlB3AN
= LOU for salebyl9 G0RRELLl& g GO.
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qgsas 10 agT .nsgi7gsq o. si1; han
.uo lan lIlz 1sgg n-sllla2a y. nla,nl..E.-
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..o1sgIgHEEEENasR
GES0APs-EOB DIEs-ggsT
- facaived at II IA ltH AtaSkR = bro 30
7 uoy2a ~ " ,slstiisadas
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q ThoniasI Hughes

ScoNTTNUEETHE MERCHANT
iNHiTafinrinGfnn and wholesale and retail cloth
rffiE biIsinsas mt the old stand No. & corneT
Monro8 and Water Strests. foc2 dnd. Z,
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a Richmond paper has the following
news from Altssissipph through private
isonnces; d a. Lodi5.s ,aIs sgff ffaasy l.
e, ain the Mississippi Bottom mules are
,Tof th from 500 TO $3.50 each, and farm
hands are paid S12 per month, besides
their rations of four pounds of meat
and peck of meal per week. Affthe
expenses oflfarming are vastly increas
ed, but cotton is selling ip Yazoo city
at q ffty5two cents per pound.
5itys Northern eapit list, with their usual
keeulapppeciation ofpecuniapysp profit,
have NOT been slowgto seize upon the
| opp 6rtuhitis offefed them for making
sissippi, and hayerented plantations at
apparently unreasonable prices. Three
plantations on tile river, adjoining
those of ex-P President Davis and his
brotheri Joseph Davis, Esq, bring an
aggregate rental for the present year of
thfrty-six thousand dollars, and a plan
Itationf of eight hundred acres of cleared
land on Deer Greek rents for ten dollars
1 Der acre! the lessee cont ntfacting to repair
The negro quarters and rebuild all the
necessary fencing. 1t may be estimated
that bottom lands Will generally sell
they VIII rent for about one-halfi the
selling prices. .-al, ~. IS 1iiit-i .as.is I.
"Thep people of MISSISSIPPI now intend
to devote NIL their energy TO making
good crops OF cotton; tie standard of
value is changed, and an heiress, instead
of being worth so many negroes, is now
reputed 10 ;haVe.on hand sOimany bales
ofTeotton. There is every probability
that the negroes Will work tolerahly
well HIWithi proper supervisio care s.
and if AlnanI bRs.nOt ready money, he
can rent his, plantation for this year,
and be able with the proceeds to make
iagood start for himself in 1861 One
year or five would be but a short time
In (which to recover from the effects of
this tremendous, ordeal through which
we have passed, and if in 1870 the Mis-
ton OF cotton in 1880. tfiey and the
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Transportation
BA1FIMORE q OHIOR. R. COMFY

WINTER SCHEDULE t.i
DAssENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
III the following schedule ON and nfteF Dec.
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Fortaes tie System a gaaist tie Eei
: ~. ~. Kde.Es Of .u,l.shoE oEesone Wate.. 3
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IRON tnAsoutIi.

oil 4 ia5,E1 81 llssi {. LIS ldcd aEi n 81
itr1f 2 - 1stf ~ ifrfl4 1Il = ltl4aG gfli-7f
NfLI 4 -EAFFAIRs IN AIIssIssIPPi. 4. > !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-14

CENTRAL1A Annapolis Junction).-A third
sale of lots is advertised to come off at this
place on Monday, the 10th instant, which will
be attended by free railroad excursion from
Baltimore only. Those who attend from
Washington and purchase lot, the amount of
their ticket will be refunded to them The
work of improvement at Centralia has COM
menced in earnest A number Of buildings are
already in rapid progress of construction on
the lots sold last week
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DIED

MARTIN. This morning, at s 50 o clock, LILLY
JANE A1RTIN, eyed months and i9 days,
The relstives and friends Of the family are re.
specially invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence of her parents, on N street. between Ith
at O'Clock.
HERLlHY. On the 18th instant, JOHN HER
LILY. in the 67th year of his age
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
his funeral from the residence of his son Thomas
o'cleck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-14

PIC-NIC.-A delightful retreat from the op-
pressively warm weather is offered by the pic
mic of the Young Catholics Friend Society, at
Analostan Island, on Monday. The object is
the raising of funds to educate poor boys A
pleasant time may be expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-14

OoRNe, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails.
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres.
cences, and other disorders Of the feet suc.
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist Rooms No lM Pennsyl,
vania avenue. between ~ and 9th streets OF
nee hours from a. N. 70 p. m, and TO o. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-14

INCREASE OF SALARIEs.-In the Senate YES
terday afternoon, Mr.. Sprague called up the
resolution to increase the annual salary of
the clerks 10 the Committees on Military Az
fairs and the District of Columbia; which, after
some discussion, was referred to the Commit
tee on Contingent Expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-14

BRoNcHITIs.-From Mr. G.. H. Gardner
Principal of the Rutgers Female Institute, NJ
I, May IA, 1858. 81 have been afflicted with
bronchitis during the past winter, and found
no relief until found your Troches." "Broyn's
Bronchial Troehes," or Cough Lozenges give
prompt relief in Coughs, Colds, and Throat
Diseases, and are for sale throughout the
United States and most foreign countries.
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WHY HAS SoZoDoNT become the staple dem
thrice of America! Simply because it is i'm
possible to use it. even for week, without
perceiving its hyglenic effect upon the teeth,
the gums and the breath.
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KNOWLEDGE is obtained by observation and
study, but by simply observing this, you may
know that Henning's One Price Clothing Store
Is situated on the corner of Seventh street and
Maryland avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-14

NEW STYLES Of Jewelry Just received, at
Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43s PennsyI-
wanna avenue, near Az street, consisting of
Cuff Buttons, Armlets, Sets Necklaces Chains
Silver Plated Ware &c. &c.
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CKSTKR MARKET To-DAY.-Beef, best cuts
per h., SIC; next 25c.; Salt Beet, l5a20c; DRIED
Beef 3Oac35c. Veal, 20c. Mutton, chops, 25c
Lamb, Csc; Lard, 25c.; Pork fresh, zoe; corn ed
2Oe.: Bacon, hams, uncut25c sliced ,35c breasts
DC; shoulders, 1Sc. Butter, 35a4Oc: Spring
Chickens, pair, 75c.; Chickens, pair, s2as2 so
Ducks, pair, s1.75. Eggs, per dozen, 3Oa35c.
Green Corn, per can, doc. Green Corn, in ear
per dozen, 25a30c. Apples, peck, 75aS1; Green
Apples. Soc; dried, 15c. Leeks, bh, Sc. Turnlps,
peck, iOc. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, Soc
reaches, dried, per quart, Is cts. Beans, but
ter Csc; white, 10a12c; dried cherries, OF, 4Oc
Radishes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beets, per bunch,
Sc ONIONS, SOC. per peck; bunch onions, 2a3c;
Carrots, SC. per bh. Fish-Shad, per pair, so
a35c. Herring, per bch., 15c.; Rock, large each,
S3i small bunch, Soc; Perch, 5Oa6Oc.; Mackerel,
25c. each; Hallbut, ID, 25c.; Sheephead, 75asi
each; HOLSTERS, per pound ~ cents; Sea Bass
per pound, IL cents. Spinach, IS cents per
peck. Rye, bushel, S1.2OaS1.25. Corn Meal
$1-0aSl25. Shipstuf, 65aS0c. Brown stuff soc
Shorts, 40c. Corn, shelled, 81 .2OaSI IS: in ear
Dbl, S5-5OaS7. Oats, bush, 75aSOc HAY cwt .
SlaS1.25. Straw, SOca AL. Glover Hay, 75c aSl IS
Celery, pr bunch, 10c. Krout per quart, l5c
Geese, S1-50aS2.5O. Turkeys, S2a$3 So Venison.
fresh, per H., 3Oc. Cabbage, per head 5a2Oc
Cranberries, per quart, 2Oa3Oc. Hominy, quart
1Oc. Lettuce, 1a10c. hubarb, &c. Cherries OF
12a25c. Green Peas, 25c. Asparagus per bch.
1Oc New Potatoes, 40c. per PIX Tomatoes 5Ocasi
dozen String Beans, 12a25c. per PIX GYM
IIngs, 6al2c. dozen. Blackberries, qt lOal2c
Raspberries, 30a50c. Cucumbers. lOa2Oc Egg
Plants, IS. Invertebrates, 2Oc. Of, Ourrants
CSC.
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pr GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aoctionsen.
GUARDIAN SALE or REAL KsrArl


BY virtue Of decree Ct Orphans Court Of the
District Of Columbia confirmed by the Court Of
Chspcery, on 9th day July, 1874, will sell, on the
premises the following described property, being
the property OF Dennis Dom, (decessee,l on
TUEsDAf. 3lst day of ally, ls66. 81 s CLOCK D.
all those lots, pieces and parcel Of land sitss-
ted In the county OF Wsshingtos IN the District OF
Columbia, being part OF an original track, known
o. hite Haven" and bounded follovs.
TO wit: Beginning for the same ct the end Of the
second following line, run from a bound st.ne,
marked T, planted IT the north end Of the line.
WHICH divides the land Of Mrs. John Baker from
the land OF the late Henry FOX all and standing in
the northwest corner OF said Foxall b land to- Wit
North Is deg Is min. west, four Perches, osein9
the new free road, leading 20 the Little FaiiS
Bridge. borth 10 deg Is min. west, twelve and =
lo0 perches, 20 stone No l. planted for the se-
ginning of the part hereby convey ed on TIE sast
end Of the Ridge Road thence 70 include the pteos
hereby TO be conveyed, H. north 70 deg B min.
east, eight and 81 100 perehes, 20 another stone,
No 2, thence north 10 deg. Is min. west, eight
and "a 100 perches to stone No 5. thence south 70
deg. IS min. west, eight and - 100 perches, to
stone No. & planted the east line Of the afo-e-
said Ridge Road, thence by and with the said read
in straight line, to the be gfnning, containing 4
acre, being the same more or less, and improyed
by twO-stOry Frame House.
deposit OF Slt0 will be required st the time Of
sale. All convey sncfng and stamps ct the cost OF
the purchaser Terms cash.
JOHN B. ADAMS, Guardian.
GREEN q WILLIAMS,
~ 7-law6 deSw Auctisners.
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1856 nAnknrrrRs, 40
eEVE N TIL st EFT
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

OHOIOE sTOOKi
"a f. s1s4
In Warrington, embracing
PAP @ IHGs
OF Foreign and Domestic Mauufacture. of tbs hest
F1lss ssa HziIs
A.; and bTniaHs Design: Of E%biodsrsd Cit
also. Large and select Stock Of medium and low
WINDOW SHADES.
Goo22 q H and
sT9El GROUNDS, with Gilt Border. with and
Window Shades Of any required Size, Style, or
Color. made to Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
The largest q As:ortmsnt in the District war
S SiHf5s SV; i%ii:;fS ResS%SsD "a \!
BRAOKETs, CONVEX GLASS. &c.
Persons having Photographs taken are request.
chasing Frames. =
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Oolors, from
a.o SILK S6sb and ssEis:s
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus.
PAINTINGS AND EsGRAv1Nes
AfSsY: in IN ssS5s SP few Choice PAINT
Thankful TOT the liberal patrona 20 recs we'd the
attention Of the Public IL called to the above Stool
as the most complete In the District, large Dor
ton of which hes been Manufactured specislly 70
Order; and with the weekly additions recei we'd.
will make 1t al times such a. is keot In 8 wall
Regulated Establishment. Orders for PaDer
hansipg or window shades punctually and faith
fully executed, IN Ctty or Country. Any ericr
not satisfactory alled. will be tmmediateiy or
rested and satisfaction guaranteed; and eeods
tsecording 10 euslityl cold ct o. Low Rafes ~
they can be puschssed In the District
TERMS oAsH FOR GOODS AND LApoR
No. dds yth street,
- 0sss sdeoo above Odd HsilswS' HAIL.
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THOSE WHO WISH to purchase Summer
Clothing, we recommend to call on A. Straus,
pennsylvania avenue between 10th and 18th
streets, as he has large and fine assortment
on hand, which he will sell at reduced
prices. eo3
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STRANGE, BUT TRUB.-That Warts, Moles
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, ETC., can be re-
moved without pain. To be convinced call
at DIR. Whites Rooms, l2l Penn ay., between
~ and 9th streets.
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ST. JULIEN CLARREI;. tHEoH FREEZES and
An invoice Of ihi. Wine Juss receivsd. For sale
'' ~ '' oE. c. DYER 4 CO.,
ass Pennsylyanis avenue.
~ l2.eoSt between 18th and 18th SITS.
CATAwBA COBBLIRs,.,,
Ten casks each of oatswba and Sherry Wine,
suitable for ooobl'r' IN stG5s r End fOr sale by
2S6 Pennsylvania avenue,
" ]? cost between 18th and 18th SITS.
GOLDEN wEDpINq ssSsAAEkLING OATAw-
uysst received; an. an invoice Of this celebrated
in ecmmsmorssion 81 his Golds1 Wsddins :eee'eo
FOR sale IN quarts 81. E. s'1 SYs Il 90,
y laeos. sss@sssn lssS an. ss' 18Th Sta.
TO ny FhlEsDs k AHR TaE PUBLIC GEN
II VIEW SssRs i L s.:s Of
dS s he bsi r sy ny y sSeS:
Mo- ago b bsRR:..v * ana 81 sis
81. TIMOTHY! HALL.-Tle lltsss Of thisin.
x' .na ,l aS
an j.6 6asssUsssI; IA.
II for heavy draaeht. They are sold Tor ~
er SsI s ,Sr csn IL seen no f, q Nor
Riley A. sHINN,
vtozw "Union Bottling Depot"
JAMES GUILD, Corner Of 18th and p streets,
= near the cana, dealer in NEW and 6ECOND''
HAND IUbNlTURE. The highest price paid
for eecoDd hand Furniture 10 ~ lm%
A Asp 21kESGhSSsISs TEE EEES 2 Z.
.sss E g. b 'fR .s,es. "a :: sso;;
III 7. COFFEE ,o,, MosEs BATES
COTTON EACTORS
eENEss "a 81, S2Y akIyfi.aN s4nnEnRaGqHANrs
NEw ORLKAsk
Strict attention given to the purchase and sale
o. 4erchandise. Liberal advances made on Con-
sisnments. my isn
HAND AND GLOVE, novel; by Miss Ed
II wards. Soc Armedale. BY Wtlkfe COLLINS,
81 co. Cbandos. By "Oufda,"o2 Harper5 Pic.
torial History Of the Rebellion, part LIST, % De
Bow Review, for June. Soc. Lectu res on zoe
Study Of History, BY Goodwin smith. Sl.7s:
je6 IRANCK TAHOE.
soccseeor % Aua. yoAneoa J o.
VINE n39CHANT, WH0LEeAk1 AND Ri.
TAIL 0RQCER, and dealer IN 6UTLIHS SUP.
- ~ 80 fy;5e 's's~''s q :cS sssa
S0O BARR1Le BAsT1RN LINE saA 4
\ sOOO 900 barrels best RosenAalo or,
NEE lust arrived and for sale hy
o..n,.io n.ssi 9 ses9 =. Ia 4 s ssS L;
nsN SsS~:sx "a ! sstsss q
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PENNIES cen be had in any quantities at the
Star Office counter.
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RIAL EsrATE SALES, By Green & Williams,
Aucuoneers.-A new two story brick house
and lot on 4th St west, between NJ and N sts.
story frame house and lot on A street north. he,
tween 9Th and 9TH streets east, to b. HAYES for
Sl,650. A three story brick dwelling on East
C s street between LIST and I'd, to F. Etchi-
son ior $1,000. A two story frame house and
let ON Pierce street, between M and N and ain
and 5th, to Jas. Monroe for ss}s. A two story
frame house and lot on 4th, between X and l.
house sp % i neo or ,, nvsns for s4o brick
south, to A Cumberland for Sl,5oO Part lot
"a, square 296, same locality, to John p. MUIR
ply for AZ cents per foot. Part lots is and 1s,
Neumeyer for 20 cents per foot. Part lot y.
square 43c, with frame dwelling on 9Th ST.,
between q and H south, to Truman ates for
SI-OOO. House and lot on 9Th street east, be.
tween u and 1, to J. N. Mcfarland for 8 ,240
two story frame house and lot on 5th west,
between q and r streets north, to Henry Blu.
sching for Sl,4O0.
1NFANrICIDB.-Yesterday about neon, col.
ored woman sent information to the Seventh
Ward police that she suspected that another
colored woman, named Susan Jackson who
lives in the alley between ID and z streets south
and Sth and 9th west, had made away with her
child, which was born the day before. Rounds.
man Vernon was sent to investigate the affair,
and searching for the child found 1t dead in the
privy attached to the premises The coroner
was sent for, and held an inc uest, and the iury
returned as verdict that "they believe from
the evidence that the said Susan Jackson muir.
dered the child Immediately after II was born"
Susan Jackson being too i'll to be removed to
the station house, was left in charge of her
neighbors, and will be arrested as soon as she
is in condition to be removed to prison.
ACCIDENT.-Thursday night, officer John
W. King, Of the mounted police, on duty in the
county, having finished his turn of daily duty,
started for his home near Fort Stevens. Riding
slowly along the road, his horse stumbled, and
fell upon the officers leg. The foot and ankle
were so injured that II was at first supposed
the bones were broken. Yesterday DIR. Keas.
by examined the wounded limb, and said no
bones were broken, though the foot is severely
bruised. King is doing very well.
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MARRIED.

H1RT-AsHFORT On the 18th july.
by the Rev. Matthias Alig In st. Mary CHURCH
Mr.. JOHN ENGELHAkT to Miss S0PHRONIA
ASHF0RT, OF Georgetown. III
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1 lot. JAS: o. MceUiRi 4 CO., Hacss.
RI W.B. LEWIS CO., Auctionsers.

en- FRIDAY. the soth day Of july, a. ool.cs
8Is y shall sell on the premises, By virtue q
oth day Of November, 1854, and duly recorded In
one Of our land records Of Warrington county, D.
IN square south OF Square No. 100. on street. be-
tween 2oth and zlst streets, g test front on Il
near 500 feet Of ground with ubstspti Al Frnms
bP .ssss containing rooms, large, WITH brSk
Terms: 81 90 cash; the balance IN ana n
month";; balance secured By deed Of trust on the
stamps at the cost Of the purehsser
JA1Ee DQEALDsON, Trustees