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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-18
Sale of Railroad Stock

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FUND,
COLUMBUS, ONO, April 10, 1866.
TN PURSUANCE of Joint Resolution of the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, passed April g. 1896
sealed bids will be received at this Office until II o'clock
noon on the lst day of June 1866 all any part
the stock owned by the State in the following Railroad
Company at which time the bids will be opened and the
contracts of sale awarded in the Commissioners
prove the same and the Governor shall give his consent
thereto in writing, viz:
Amt of Stock
Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati Railroad Co. $685. 500 90
The bids should be endorsed Proposal, fer Railroad
Stock" JAS. n. GOODMAN. President
WIN. HENRY SMITH, Secretary.
W. Il. WEST, Atty Geu'l,
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
April u, lS66.-T17w4
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The number of persons receiving relief from
the Bureau in March was as follows
Whies Men, LOSS Woman, 1855 Children IL 1897
BIseks.--- Men, $40 Woman 1912 Children 2,76s
He further reports the destitution rapidly on
the increase; some having actually starved,
while many who have hitherto fed themselves
must henceforth be subsisted at public cost or
perish. H. .s,
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Some indications of the length of the pres
cnt session of Congress may be gathered from
the fact that Speaker Coliax, who was to deliv-
er the 4th of July Grafton at Valparaiso, Ind,
has recalled his acceptance, which was condi-
toned on an adjournment sufficiently early 10
enable him to prepare his address,
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Election Notice.

THE ectors of the Incorporated Village of Fremont
notified to meet at the Engine House in said vii
age the 2sh day of May 1885, between the hours OF
Ia. m, and O'Clock, p and vote for against the
levy of of $4,000 the Duplicate of 1885, aud $4,000
the Duplicate of 1867 to build School House the
East side Of the river suitable High School Build
ing on the West side, in said Village.
BY order of the Board of Education,
HOMER EVERETT, Secretary.
Fremont, April rs, 1856 1.-Two
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Guardians Sale.

TN OF order of the Probate Court of San
duskJ County, Ohio, made the 4th day OF April,
1866 in the of John Hardin, Guardian Of John A.
Winters and Mary Winters, sgsinst his Wards the rn
dersigued will the 19th day of May, 1885, at one o.
clock P NJ the Court House in Sandusky County, Of
fer at public sale the following described real estate sit
uated in the County of Sandusky and State of Ohio
ing sixteen of land of the east half of the SOUTH
east quarter of section eight , township No five (,
range seventeen m being the same land as was part-
toned and set OF to said John A. Winters heir Of
John Winters dec Also sixteen of land out of
the east half OF the southeast quarter of section No.
eight ), township Eve , range seventeen in said
County Sandusky and being the land par
tioned and assigned to said Mary Winters heir Of
John Winters deceased Terms Of sale-oDe-third cash
day of SALE oDethrd in year and the balance in
two years thereafter to be secured by mortgage the
premises sold and the deferred payments to bear inter
at the rate of six per cent per anDm Said parcels
of land appraised separately at S4o0 each.
JOHN HARDIN,
Guardian of John A. Winters, and Nary J. Winters.
ApriI2T. 1s66-r11w41 ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-18

Mr.. W. L. MYERs has connected himself with
Mr.. ROBBINS, in the publication of the Tifin
Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-18

Messrs. Chas. o'ConnOr and George Shea, of
N. Y. City, have been retained as counsel by
JEFF. Davis.
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Final Settlement.

T0HN WELLER Guardian of Joseph OFner has
81 filed his account in the Office of the Probate Court
final settlement, which viii be heard on the 21st day
of May, 1868 at enc O'Clock, D. m.
VIM. ). RUSSELL, Probate Judge
April 2s, ls66.-[lswas
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Guardian's sale.

of an order of the Probate Court of
dusky county, Ohio, made the 2lst day of April,
1866 in the of Matthew Duke, Guardian of John
Duke and Mary Duke against his wards the undersigned
will the 10th day Of May, 1885, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon the premises offer at public sale the follow
ing described real estate situate in the township OF
woodville county of sky and State of Ohio
wit: The undivided onethird in fee simple and in com
mon with Matthew Duke, William Duke and Isaac Duke,
of the west half of the southwest quarter of section
No twenty Range thirteen, containing ninety nine
acres more or less.
TERMS SALE-0ne third cash the day Of sale, and
the balance in year thereafter to be secured by mort
gage the premises sold and the deferred to
bear interest at the rate Of six per cent APP
praised at 81 600 The balance Of the farm will also be
sold at the eame time. MATTHEW DUKE,
Guardian of John Duke and Mary Duke.
April q, 66-17w4 fk.E - 90 -tt. 2
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given that the Tressurers Office of
IN sandusky County will be open and after the lst
day Of May for the receipt OF taxes dne june TO- 1885,
OSCAR BALL, Treasurer.
Fremont, April y, 1s66-l7w4 -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-18
FAMINE IN ALABAMA.

Mr.. Cruikshank, Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau for Alabama, reports officially to
Gen. Swayne that he has issued rations at pub
lie cost 70 the starring as fnllnws.
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Notice to Teachers of Common
Gphnnlg

Schools.
FEIHE BOARD OF EXAMINERS for Sandusky county
will hold sessions for examination of candidates at
he High School Building in Fremont the following
days:
March Sd and oath; April 18th and 2lst; May 9th and
18th; June End and 23i; July 14th.
Candidates will not be examined at any other time
place. Each candidate is required by law to pay fifty
cents condition of examination; and should come
prepared with paper and pencil and leave stamped let
ter envelope with the Clerk Of the Beard.
Candidates viii please take notice that the law requires
that they be examined in the Theory and Practice o.
Teaching.
.s. L. BUSHNELL, l.f|.. 4 ..i
F. NJ. GINN, Examiners
WIN. WALLACE Ross. y
Fremont, o. Feb. %, 1S66.-SH 81, - Z.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
TOWN LOTS FOR SAT,ET
Planning Machine for Sale

T HAVE ON HAND frst-clsss Danisls Planer that l
will sell very cheap. The machine has been used but
little and is in good running order For further
particulars enquire of Nat Haynes at the Sash Factory
on the east side of the River. NAT. HAYNES.
Fremont o., April6 1S66.-l4tf.
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FOR SALE.

FOR Sale.
m GOOD TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE,
ATzA corner Napoleon and Elm Streets, The
IalaINM Pike, with good Barn and out-hcuses, well
nl and cistern. A fine lot of fruit and shrub
sz3& berry on the place, which contains nearly
.-Sone acre of ground.
Or, Iwill sell the lot which the house stands sep
eratey. 1t includes 49, feet fronting Elm Street,
loSH feet fronting Napoleon Street. las feet back
line, and 104 feet on side line.
Apply to s. Buckland Sons, to the undersigned
on the premises. WIN. TOTEM.
Fremont, O., Dec. u, lS66.-2tf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-29

THR PRIZE RING.-A match has been made
6etween IKE Carr; aliss Johnli,uyIish of this
city, and "Bob" w bite, OF Baltimore for $500
aside, TO come of within thirty days Il is
supposed tnat 1t viii take place at some point
on the Potomac. Carr, IL will be recollecfed, a
rev months ago fought "Rashe" Bolster, below
Aiexsndris, and whipped him White is a
Baltirnorean, and Is the trainer OF Sam Collier
Carr Is training in this District aud White is
said 10 be training near Fortress Monroe
Johnny McGlade, of New York, having re-
Gently Challenged ANY man in the .country of
~ pounds for from roo to 5000 aside, Sam
Collier. of Baltimore, who vanq uished Barney
Aarons, Of New York, last .spring. after n
stubborn fight, has taken. the challenge. Col.
Ier, after his fight with iAarons, withdrew
from the ring but from this ii would seem be
has resumed the gauntlets II is stated that
this fight will probably take place on the Po-
tomac. t-- W." E- Sd.
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TRUE MERIT APPREcIATED.-'.Broson Bron.
chiGl Troehes," have been before the public
many years, Each year finds the Troches in
some new, distant localities, in various parts
OF the world. Being an article OF true merit
when once used, the value OF the Troches is
appreciated. and they are kept always at hand,
10 be used as occasion requires. For Coughs
Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Troches have
proved their efficacy.
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SEWARD. On Monday, October 20, FRANCIS
A, SEW WARD, only daughter Of William 81.
The relatives, friends and acQuaintances are in.
vita to attend her funeral at 81 o'clock on Wed.
pesdsy next, st ST. John Church. 81
BEyAN. October %, 1856, In the s2d year of her
age, KATE E, wife Of Thomas w. Beyan and
daughter OF the late John Sergeant. - {
he funeral Will take place from the residence
Of her mother, No. ADA 4, street, on Tuesday
morning at III O'Clock Her friends and scquaint-
ances are fRyfted to attend. ,-,'
GARNER ON the 18th instant, at o'clock D.
= Of Mary A. Garner , --7 sd :, :
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend his
funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at o clock from
MS brofhsrS residence, No. $40 Sth street, bet.
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A SURE PILE CURE-Dr. Gilbert's Pile in =
strument positively cures the worst cases OF
piles. Sent by mail on receipt OF "a. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address ]. B. Romano. Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadway, New York. rr 3:
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CITY ITEMS.

WE NOTICE that Harvey & Co, $50 Penn
sylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
are receiving to- day more Of those celebrated
Tassmaker creek oysters; also. Cherry stones
terrapin sands; with several OF the finest
brands; which they will serve in every style
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-29

CARRYING WEAPoNs.-Neble Harris was
arrested yesterday by officer Hurdle, of the
First Ward, for carrying a billy. Justice HoI.
lingshead fined him 500 s..
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WHO Is THE OWNER YESTERDAY, detective
Clarvoe and Nc Dewitt took an open IA ced golC
watch from a colored man. The watch is sup
posed 10 have been stolen.
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lNCENDIAEY Acknowledgements after
noon, about ~ O'Clock, an attempt was made
10 burn the property on 9th street between NJ
and N streets north, formerly occupied as a
provision storeb by Mr.. Hepburn. 1t was dis
covered In time to save the property
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-29

PITCHING GENTS ON SUNDAY-Yssterday.
James Garter, colored, was arres ted by officer
w. II. Evane, of the Seventh Ward, for pitch i
ing cents, and taken before Justice Handy, VINO
fined him al.
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10y ID l.. WELLS CO.
II Auctioneers and heal Estate prokers
Northwest corner 10th and y streets


LOT OF NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TCkE, 81 No <o4 north 10th street. between ID
aud q, east side, over the Gas Office at Public
Auction. ~
On WEDNESDAY, the slst inst at 10 clock q
N. we eksl cell at the residence OF a Center N
declining housekeeping, 81 House No l64 Tenth
street good assortment of FurRiture. viz
Walnut Hair Cloth sofas Side Chars Easy hair.
and Rockers
Walnut Marble top, Dining and other Tshlaa
Cane Seat and other Chairs
Hsndso ne Parlot Windev Shades
seinsc Cottage Chan Der Sets
Hair and Cotton Top Mattresses
Feather Beds. fillo ws and Boosters
Sheets Blank cts, Quite. &C
$50 yards excellent Brussels Carpets
Also, Ingram and Venetian Carpets
Oil Cloths. Mattipes and Rugs
Parlor, Cooking and other stoves
China. Glass and Earthen Ware
Terms each. d L. WELLS Coz
&C "a Intel Auction sers.
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FIREs.-fssterday morning, fire was discox
cred in the residence Of DIR. Garnett. ON Nav
York avenue, between 18th and I4th strests
west Officer O'Brieu. OF the second Ward
vas promI thy on the spot, and succeeded in
extinguishIng the fire wIthou: giving any
alarm.
About 10 o'clock fire was discovered in a
small frame house on T. street south, between
* and 9th west. The alarm was rung INTO the
central office Of the telegraph from three boxe ,
about the same time, but was given out from
box Is. The firemen were promptly on tn
spot, and the IRE was extinguished withou
much damage, probably not over $50.
Ths morning, at O'Clock, q gas stove ex
ploded in the third story of house No. 400 ID
street north. near 9TH west, occupied by A. Ew-
ing, causing an alarm of Are from box a. The
nremen were soon In front OF the premises, but
the IRE was extinguished without reg uirIng
the operation OF the steamers. Loss trffiing. ?
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE
"A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FARM ON
the road from Washington 10 Frederick City, n
miles from ton, containing l57 acres OF the
the fam in ns wood land Il is we'll ,appe ID
with water. having two good springs, and pump
s.n aso Of II lu e.hff
is al1o first class and very desirable position for
POINT ss1nsF a%oss snd
Baltimore Cities as i opens on three public roads
sad end cssr 9s
s north Pa to saS
Sss beswssp 81 Ard ssh streets. On or 70 Dr.
farm and quality Of land Hsars sssIosk and IDS
oosn [Intsll Property Agent.
TRb RdESTd ;thd Large. pleasant, FUsNIsHED
ner north b street. oc S,sts
NOTICE TO 0wNERs OF C0RNEB LOTS ON
NoRfH 81 Th sTkEkT
owning : C0RNER LOT OF Lots from one hundred
on Of ssns
are invited to submit plat Of ground price, and
Ssgn. e t. s he ahsr Rsds o
$50, Post 0tice. L0hren Int Oc q 2w
E0R RENT-A most desirable RESIDENCE on
o about four acres. and having IN the y.ra
clump eiarge forest trees, Of native growth, with
The Dwelling contains three chambers, and an
attic for servant, large Front Parlor, ali we'll
furnished, except carpets, and . basement, con-
tanning dining room, pantry, kitchen, two ser
wants rooms with . coal and wood cellar.
Georeetown, ID. q. oc 2i-eo3t'
CEORGETOWN HOUSE AGENCY,
VI 100 BRIDGE STREET.
We have several desirable HOUSES for rent, =
$50 to S60 Also, frst-class RESIDENCES, $50
10 Sl20 We invite the attention of reliable par
les Immediately.
oc q, im' ORME 4 COOPER.
EOR SALE Oh BENTON Penn q avenue, a
!ory ven o Hs,Tsb.s Ct
Ately east Of the National Hotel. with Q commodi-
/ oue Store in front. Title indt sputable. Apply TO
John w. MAGILL, corner Penn'a avenue and
10th street west - &C l5-u
EOR RENT-To one or two gentlemen, newly
and elegantly furnished PARLOR and BED
ROOM In private family. near the Capitol. Only
those furnishing une1ce ptonable references need
address HOME, Star Office. &C g. I'm
EOR RENT-Seversl ROOMS in Telegraph Or
fee 34s Pennsylvania avenue. For terms n
Qnire at 40 street, north Patent Office, at 10
sc 7s-tf J. TOwLEs, Agent.
LNOk RENT-The STORE No. 32l ID street,
l. near nth. 1t fronts Immediately on Psnns.
avenue And 10 one Of the largest and most conve.
niently situated store rooms in Washington city
Apply 70 q. B. BAKRR. at the Star Once. jes0 II
HOB sALE-The oommodious and extensive
Il HOUSE and GROUN DIS located ct the north.
east corner Of North Capitol and Boundary SITS {,
lately the residence Of Ohas. g. Uhlmsn. The pro-
premises, TO Mrs. NINA UHLMANN@o or to D. T.
WELLS CO.. Real Estate Brokers, northwese
corner 10th and SITS. jy s-u
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SALE BY CATALOGUE OF ITALIAN WoRKs
OF hRT, Ar rHE AUCrION Rooms
"WEDNESDAY MORNING, October 81, NJ no
O'Clock. and am evening at o'clnck COMPRISING
ERHS VASES. FOUNTAINS, PYRAMIDs and
ElATUREs, in Alshastsr. Agate, Marble, and
direct from Florence and Bone
On exhibition, Tuesday morning
Terms cash. J. c MCGUIRE A co
oca lsun. Herald a Intei. h1ct.
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by K.F. PAGE, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP.
EkTf, BEING TIE NORTHERN HALF OF
LOT IL, IN sQUARE 1-5, Located on corner
OF 18th sta Get west and street north. aud 10 the
rear Of the residences Of Chss. Knapp, Esa., and
BY virtue of deed Of tru IT from W Apdersoa
and wife TO me, dated Oct. 20. 1853, and duly re
corded IN Liber J. No ls4, folios l04, l05. loo
county, II. O. 1 hall sell the shove Described
property, on the pspises on TUESDAY, Oct. 30,
1896 at a. o'clock m
Terms announced At time Of sale. Convey sncins
aLFRsD Ray. Trustee.
c1sd X. T. PAGE, Auct
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GOOD FRENCH Calf Boots, ready made Sill;
best French Calf Boots, to order, SIi to Sl6 j.
Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 9th street,
and inside Hotel. .gr.u T.
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MAry NrN M man ', MINDS

MANY MEN OF many minds
will find many kinds of clothes at Hennng's
One Price Store, on the corner OF Seventh
street and Maryland avenue.
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a WATERFALL CoNFIsoATED--Eriday after
noon, one of the frau sisterhood took a ride in
hack about the city, and on leaving the ear.
rage refused to pay the fare. The driver, how
ever, as she was about to enter the door Of her
residence, seized and pulled out her fancy
comb, which loosened her waterfall, "a mass
OF wool encased in fine hair,) with which he
drove or The appendage was PINT up on the
tree box at the northwest corner of 9th street
and the avenue for sale, and a young man Of
ferng 40 cents for it. il was transferred TO him:
the driver, with the proceeds, treating his
friends. -I II. "fJ. n Il
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TEMPERANCE MEKTING.-Yestsrdsy after
noon, the WashInEtorians held their public
meeting az the Northern Market, iwheYeSJ 5,
ice Hellingshead presided. There was quite
a lsrge Attendance, and the meeting was adj
dressed by Messrs. Finney, Tyler and Goldiu
after which quite a number took the pledge.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aactioneers,
- Corner 9Th aud b streets.

- WHIT ath euN -
EXTENSIVE SALE OF THE ADMIRAL
house, on PENNsYJyANIAA VHNUE, BIZ
TWEEN I'D AND iTH SHEETS EAST,
FURNITURE. BAR FIXTUkEs. LEASE OF
TIE GROUND, HORSE AND CARRIAGE.
WEDNESDAY. the Slst instant we shall sell ,
Alto oclock a. m the FurBitsre In the Admiral
House. on Pennsylvania avenue. between 81 and
sth streets east, consisting in part
Zine marble top Dressing aud other Bureaus
Mahogany and We nut French Jenny Lind and
other Bedstesds
Walnut ano other Wardrobes. Lounges
Oak and Walnut Extensisn Dining Tables
Pisnoforte, stool and Cover, made By Stipe, fns
Gilt Frame and other Locking Glasses. Clock
Feather Bees, Hair and other Mattresses, and
Large les Oh Cloth and Mating, croctsry AMI
Glass Ware
Cane sest, Dining, ana other Chairs, two Refriss-
Mahogsny Parlor Chairs, Cooking and other
Stoves, with q good lot Kitchen Requisites
Bar and Fixtures, Oy ster Bar and Fixtures
Immediately after the sale Of the above
We shall cell an excellent horse and Family
OaTriage, Harness, Saddles, and Brides, and
Also, at 5 clock IN
We shall sell rhe improvements. on ground rent
with the Lease, which has 70 run six years, vi IN
the privilege Of removing the Improvement at the
expiration Of Lease. The improvements consist OF
containing ten rooms and wide halls large Pa
wilton. stsble for IL horses, Summer Garden,
beautifully cited mp, with 20 Gas burners
Water through the Douse and fountain in the gar
den; six tons Coal; three cords Wood.
Persons wishing TO purchase excellent Furni-
ture or fine business stand will 90 well % attend
the sale.
&C 2s-et GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ELEGANT BLACK MANTILLA VELvETS
We have on hand few pieces of very superior
''' BLACK LYONS SILK vELvRrs 50
for Mantillas. to which invite the ate ution of
all in want OF q very superior article. y
Also, -..
On hand . splendid assortment Of rich and heavy.
/ e.. BLACK CORDED SILKS, :.
suitable for Goats, Bssques, and other Wrappiues
together with . splendid assortment Of
= HANDSOME DRBoS SILKS, o.
all Of which we are selling at the lowest oash
All goods marked in plain figures. at the lowest
market rates. No deviation allowed =
80. F'.-.-e w. n. eHUSTER Bro,
No. 50 Market Space.
&C 10 eo3tif between It'll and 9Th streets,
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Sergeant Meredith. of the Sth precinct, made a
speciality of the vioiators of the license law,
ana the following persons were arrested in the
Fifth and Sixth Wards by officers Davis, AL
der and Turnburke, and fined the amounts
named by Justices Handy and CulE George
Carson, wagon without number; John Patton
ham, wagons without license, IS each; T.. l..
Mcdaniel. cart unlicensed, 81 81; Charles En-
bach, wagon unlicensed, for hearing Michael
Burns was arrested for fast driving by officer
Gordon: Justice Handy fined him $50, and
committed him to the workhouse for ten days
in default of payment. Officer Thompson OF
the Third Ward, arrested VIM. Harrineton
and Lawrence McMahon. for a violation of
the law relative to the keeping of hogs and
they were fined IS each; and Jeremiah Lynch,
for violating the cow law, and he was fined -
by Justice Thompson.
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RY GRIIE & WILLIAMS. Aucti.ueer..


LARGE SALE OF NEARLY NEW HOUSE
AOLD EukNITURE AT NO. 343 HlGHTH
sTkkkT WEST, BETWEEN AND SITS.
NoRTh, Hear the Northern Liberty Market,
at Public Auction.
On WEDNESDAY. the slst instant. az 10 o'clock
q. M, we shall sell, at the residence Of gentlen an
declining Housekeeping, ct House No. 345 good
assortment OF Furniture, consisting Of
Black Walnut Haircloth Sofas, Chairs, Easy Chair
Black walnut Marble top Table
Mahogany Marble top and other Dressing Bureaus
Windew Shades, &c
Wardrobes. Game seat Rockers and Chairs
Nearly new painted Cottage Setts
Bureau and Enclosed WAshstAnds
Bedstesds. hair, Gotten top and other Mattresses
Excellent Brussels, Three ply, Ingram and other
Carpets
Oilcleth, Mats, &C
Damask-coyered Lounges
Extension Dining and other Tables
Parlor. Cooking. and other Stoves
Two Portable Bake Ovens,
And lot of Kitchen Requisites.
Alse. fine Lady . Side saddle. Bride. &c =,
nearly new.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS,
&C IS Auctioneers
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a UUTION SALE OF ULD WOOD, CON
n DEMSED CARPETS, &C,
Z. 8. NAVY YARp.
WASHING TON, October n, 1875
Will be sold at public auction 10 the highest
bidder. on THURSDAY next, the LIST Of Nuvem.
b'r at IL M, at the w ashington Navy Yard
LOT OF CONDEMNKD CARPHrING AND
OLD WOOD.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
By order of the Commsndsnt.
CHARLES =. LATHROP.
oc Zs-3t Naval Storekeeper