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The State Of South Carolina

IN ORDlSARY-pICKENS.
i'o''' a. Thompson Adm'r. Petition to sell Re-
vS. nj Eatnte -, n,,
f.ncnn ". Mnret et.nls debts
appearing 10 my satisfaction that Lucinda W .
~ , Aiaret, Elias j. Mnrrt. Nancy T.. Rrannon. Jns
W. Brannon, Frederick S. Marct. Lucy Il. Blassin-
game. John Blnssingame, Johu ". Alarct and Ia
ann" &. Atnrct. defendants in this cage, reside
without the lilnits of this State: II is ord red
lat they do sevcrally appear in the Court of Or
dlnhry, ut Pickens Court House. on Monlny ths
10th dny of October next, to shew cause. if any
ihey can. why the Real Esstc of Benjamin w.
Maret' deceased should not DO sold for the pay
ment of debts md division, or their consent ta lie
same will be entered Of record
W. T.. IiOLCOMBE, orr
Ordinary's Office, July II, 1866 3p,
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state OF south Carolina.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IN ORbISARY-CiTATtON.
NN ihREAS, R,bt. a. Thompson. C. E.r,p.
w hath applied to me for letters Of admin.
,,srat'"n upon the Estate of Mnnrrc Mnllirap.
dc"nased late Of the District Of fseke4,s an,i
state aforesaid: The kindred and creditors Of
said deceased. are. therefore cited TO appear be-
fore me. at Pickcns G. IL. on Friday the 2ath
day of Sept'hr. 1866 to shcw canse. ifany they
can. why said letters should not be granted. -
tlven under my hand and seal this 18th day
of August, 1866.
w. f. HOLCOMBE. o.r.p.
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state Of south Curossxra
IN ORDISARY-cI

IN ORDISARY-CITATION
w lEKEAS, Robt. A. Thompson cE.rD.. hath
W applied to mo for letters Of a,lminis,ra,;on
upon the Estate Of David s. Craig deceased lot,,
OF the District Of Pckcns and State aforesaid: Tho
Kindred and creditors OF said deceased aro thcre.
fore, cited to appca' before me a, pickcns G. II.
on FRIDAY the 2Hth day Of Scpt'ber, 1866 to shew
cause, if any they cnn why snid letters shon,I M,
DC granted Given under my hand and seal thia
18th Gay Of August 1865 : s'Fs
W. r. HOICOMBE orr.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IsHCKssNS naSruY Hs,,u,

oiIN Adds, who is in the custody Of the shcr-
aebt, at tho suit of Alexander Evns, having fled
IN my Office, together with scheduie on oath, Of
ms estate and effects, his petition to the Court Of
common Pleas. praying that he may be admitted
made for the relief Of Insovent Dcbtors II is or,
dered that tho said Alexander Evins and oil other
tho creditors to whom tho said John Adds is in
anywise indebted. be. and they are hereb sum
moned and have notice TO appear bofore the saith
Court at Pckens Court House, on the 10Th day Of.
October next, to show cnuse, If any they can, Why
the prayer OF the petition aforesaid, should Y6t b.
granted.
j. f. HAGOOD. o,c.c r.aa.s>
Office Of Common rlons, July IL, 1886,
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state or South Carolina.

IN ORDINARY,
NM lIEREAS, John NJ. hudson hath applied
w tn me f,r letters Of administration npon
the Estate Of T.. G.. Hudson. deceased. late Of
the District Of Pickens aud State aforesaid Tho
kindred aud creditors Of sn:l deceased. are,
therefore. cited to appear before me AT p;ckens
G. II. on Friday the 7;h hny "f September next
,n',ssaw canse. If any they cnn why said letters
should not he granted. Given under nv hand
and seal, this the 22d day of August, l2G6.
W. f. IIOLCOMBE orn
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State Of South Carolina.
IN Observation-Disclosures.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHEREAS, J. NJ Ellison hath applied 10 mo
W for letters Of administration Rc 5on;s non.
upon the Estate Of William Ellison deceased,
late of the District of rckens and State aforesaid:
Tn kindred and creditors OF snid deceased. arc,
therefore, cited to appear before nt Pickrna &.
H. ON Friday tho 7th day Of September, 1866. L"
slew cause, if any thoy can. WIZ snid letters
shonl,l not he granted Given nndcr my hand aud
seal this 22'i day of August 1850.
". T. HOLCOMBE, oYp
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LAST CALL,

pERSONS indebted to the undersigned. by NOTE
=, or oy ACCOUNT for Medical attention. SC !,
WI w" make payment to Messrs MCGOWAN & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law, Piokens G. r., by the lst dnv
OF or September next and save costs, or be sued
This Is positively tho last call
w. j. McWHORTEH.
July ., 1aGA AZ
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State pG Sosssh EaEosEfsa.

IN UEniSAEy-CITATfOS.
WHEREAS. Il. II. Cleveland hath applied 10 me
~ for le't"rs "f ainnist ration upon the Estate OF
William Sanders dccnasc. late OF tho District "Y
Pick"ns mil State uiorcsaid The kindred and
creditors Of snid deceased arc therefore. cited to
appear before me nt rickens &. II. OH Friday tho
7th d'yof Se.tcH.hcr. 1866. to shcw caye, if any
they can, why snid letters should not liz granted.
Given under my hand unI seal this a2d day Of
August, 1856.
" f. IIOLCOMBE opn
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The State Of South Carolina.

plCEEES nISTnICT. 4..1l
MARY G. CHASTAIN. wife .f william,
i Chastain. farmer, dn hereby give notice,
thar. at the expiration nr ono month from ,his
date. l will trade aud do business rs q ten,me
core'f, or free dealer. My occupation is thar Of
ShopkcepinS and farming
MARY c. CHASTAlN.
july 90, 1866 45 &
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NILS OH II1:L4-kATI
What I Live For.

I 1.-Two for those that lovc mo, iEsg,
For those who know mo true;
For the licnvon chat smiles eboyo me,
And awaits my spirit, too;
For the cause TINT lacks assistance,
For The future in tho distance,
And the good that can do.
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TuE Franklin, Tennessee, Review I" says
it don't know which is the worst, the radicals
or the rot worms. Both are doing their best
to destroy the country
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MISERY loves company, and SO docs mar
riageable young lady
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T. E. sIIAGOOD,e

AGENT FOR THE
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE COMPANY
WASHINGTON CITY, D. G.
DERSONS dcsirous Of SELLING their FARMS,
i TIMBERED LANDS. MINES, MILL SHOALS
md any other kind Of REAL ESTATE, can have
the same sold for CASH through me Agent for
the Southern Real Estntc Company. will adyer-
tisc and offer for sale all Renl Estaic without cx.
pcnse to the owners until sold Egt
Pckens G. H., Dec Z, 1865 J3 If
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THE Confederate dead who fell Mt the bat
tic OF Beech Grove and EIoovcrs Gap. in Cof-
fee County, Tennessee, have been taken up
and buried by citizens of that section, who in
tend to erect monument to their memory
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PROSPERITY IN NoRTH CARoLINA.-Of the
800, 900 blacks in the State only 3,2O4 draw
rations. There are 10 schools now in opc
ration, with 1876 teachers and an average at
tendance Of 0,034 The destitution in some
psrts OF the State is being gradually relieved.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIs.
TRTCT or COkUHBlA.
Joseph Anthony, cOnplss

J:sksoa !. 9ussspberv. deft
cause, praying for the Substitution OF trustee in
the place Of the defendant, Who was the original
trustee in certain deed Of trust execnted ~ fetsr
Bergman TO the said Quesenbery, bearing dare on
the th day Of August 1850. and II sppe airing that
sna an aldsvit having been filed in the cause that
the dsfendsat is not resident Of the District Of
1856, that lublsstion be made in the Evening Star
once week for elk weeks. varpiss the said Jack.
bin Of Complaint. or before the fret TueSdsy In
September. 1855; ethervise The ssid bill shan be
ton Of order be published ut least two months
prior 20 the date 1t which the seid defendant 10
Court. true COPY
je 1-iavev Ry. MKIos, Usvt.
TOE NOM -nsT1NTIOl On MOONTTNII0l
9! the ble4dsr q kidneys, dissasse Of sSs SrS.ss
eis1es, :sons IN =. Sisdesr. esleul1s, srcv.l o
seS fbsifs&ssS' XSCS: 2Jsd vr' HI
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DIED

ANDERSON; On July slst, after O. painful i'll.
6sd year Of his age. A native OF PhiladeI phi q,
bnt Tor the last forty years . resident Of this
city.
His funeI: will take place tomorrow at four
o'ciock n: from his residence, No 37~ 18th
lily are respectfully invited 70 attend
RlCHESTER. On the morning Of the slst. JOS.
RlCHESTER, In the 18th year OF his age
The friends Z the family are Invited 70 attend
his funeral. Wednesday morning, 10 clock, fr am
the residence Of bis son in-law W Y Stewart
491 18th street. between ID and Z.
cox On Tuesday, the oath instant MARY
HANORAH, youngest daughter OF w and Ga
rah +. Cox, aged IL months end III DAYS
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RY W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneer..
CONTINUED SALE.

On WEDNESDAY MOBNING. let August. ct
10 O'Clock, We will offer the about remaining 500
Bottles Of choice stock of Wins Liquors, Cordisls
&C.. al the store Of Cromelein Co.. corner a.,
street and Pa. avenue, comprising the general
assortment Of Cogusc Brandies and Scheidsm
Snaps, fine Bottles Port, Madeira and sherry,
and Champagne Wines. Also. IS Denijohns OF
Barrels fne grades Of different Whistles, Gin, &c
Terms cash
E,sTy lot put up will lie sold to the highest bid
" 2ss ~ u. wALLk CO., Aucss.
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ny THOs. BOWLING. Auct.; Gsoreetovn.
IMPROVED PRoPERII IN GsoRGErows

On WIDEESDAT,. August Let. ct O'Clock p.
m, will ssI in front Of The premtsss. part Of Lot
No. He, fronting shout 10 feet on Dunbarton, be-
tween Green and Montgomery streets, and run
ming back 10 feet. The improvements consist of
Q neat and comfortable two-story Frame House
containing ak rooms Water through the house
lmmedisie posseesien will be given.
Terms: One half cssh; balance in aud II month";
with interest. secured by deed Of trust ON the
property Convey ancing and stamps e the cost OF
the purchaser. -. = : -
sale positive. THOMAS DowLIEG,
lyZ Auctioneer
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SLEEVE BUTTONS, Jet Chains, Gilt Chains,
Jet Sets, White Sets, Bracelets, Rings, Lock
cts, Combs, Silver Plated Spoons and Forks
loo styles to chose from for only one dollar at
Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43s Penn
sylyania avenue, thIrd door from AK street
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Pic NIC.-The pic mic of Grace Church. Is
land. Will be held at Green Spring pavilion,
near Georgetown, tomorrow, wednesday,
and not TO day as we announced yesterday
See advertisement as to arrangement for cars
TO and from the pic mic.
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PIC-NIC.-By advertisement elsewhere II
will be seen that the picnic for the benefit OF
the Southern Orphan Asylums Will be given
at Analostan Island to- morrow afternoon and
evening. and that ample arrangements have
been made to ensure the comfort and pleasure
of all who attend
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JAIL FOR COURT.-James Robinson, eolored
was arrested yesterday by Officer Thompson
for the larceny of pocket book and 81 cents,
the property of Albert Bennett Robinson was
taken before Justice Morsefl, who sent him TO
Jail for court.
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RY CLAGETT a swEENY, Auctioneer..

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, SIX
O'Clock .. m, WEDNESDAY, August list, on the
erty for cottage sites, about four miles from the
city, on the road from shington 20 Blsdensburg.
in the me- hborhood of the mansions ef the late
John @. Riyes, and Messrs Dodge. Bsrthelow, and
Others, divided in ave acre lots. This property 10
in one of the most desirable neighberhoods for
summer residences and garden lots, each lot hav-
ing q good building site.
The property will be shown 20 any parties preyf-
Gus 10 sale by j. W Morsell, on the premises ct
any hour before 10 O'Clock Q. m. sitter D. IN.
Plat to be seen at our ONCE.
Term One half cash; balance in and u
months. Fifty dollars 20 be paid at the time Of
sale CeHyeysncing and stamps at the cost Of
purchaser. CLAGETTS swEENY.
~ 8d No. Market Space.
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MECHANICAL TINKERING cannot arrest the
decomposition of the teeth. Nothing will do
this but that pure disinfectant and preserya-
tive which, under the name OF ssISozodont," has
become staple Of the toilet throughout the
world
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND rO-KoRRow
III GREEN q WILLIAMS. Austionees.

GCABDlAN sALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY virtue Of decree Of orpnans' Court Of the
District Of Columbia confirmed BY the Court cf
Chancery, on 9Th day July, IsS Will cell, 90 the
premises the ms deseribed property being
the property Of Dennis Dem, deceased, D 90
TUEsDAr, sist day OF July, lsss. o. 8 O'Clock ..
ted in the county Of w.hingtes IN the District OF
- Whine Haven" and bounded IS foIIOvs.
90 Wit; Beginning for the same ct the end OF the
seeopd following line. run from bOuua st.ne.
marie j, planted st the north end ~ the line,
which diyides the land OF Mrs John Baker from
the land % the late Henry Foxal. and STANDING In
the northwest corner "a said foxalls land 20 Wit
North Is deg Is min west, four percbes, crossing
the new free road, leading 90 the Little Fslls
Bridge: horth 10 ceg 10 min west, twelve and 70
1o pc riches, 20 stone No l. planted for the be
ginning Of the part hereby conveyed on the east
enc OF the Ridge Road thence Co include the ptec>
hereby 70 be eonvelfd, IL north 70 deg Is min.
east eight and % 10 penches, Go snot her stone.
10 = hence north 10 deg IS min. west, eight
ano ~ ITO perches, TO stone No s. thence south 70
dte. - mia. wet. eight and % 100 perchee. @
stone No 4 planted the east ii ne sf the sf1-a-
SAD Ridge Road. therce by and with the said rssf
IN sstraight line, TO the be ginning contsi nine I
acre, being the same more or les. and fmproVed
by stNo-stOry Frame House
deposit of clio viii be required st the ii me II
sale All nveLsncing and stsmps 81 the cost Of
the purchaser Terms cssh.
JOHN Il. ADAMS, Guardian.
- GkkkN WILLIAMS,
" E-leNdceSw
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N o1IIl . WILLIAn Ne, Aosuop..n.

v4LUAILi InssoyEp PnspEsry or TWO
on = street nortb. bstwsea 2ist and I'd streets
s'ii aa Il RSi',s Aa sss q A.. :, 49,,
81 o clock ,. NJ ne shall eell. 90 the preussss
lot . IN s2nare No rs, ssch house having LOT -
both desirable bonss~ '"0o
Sernet oDs -hsif cssh; Saispcs 6, 4, ana a
adssd o. trsst on the prenisss. All oouvsysp
end :. venue stamps ~ the cot ~ the pufchs.sr
80 eBxtM . wILLiA rs. Aucss. q
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CoRNe, BUNIers, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres.
cencee, and other disorders Of the feet sue.
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. l24 Pennsyl.
vania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets. OF.
hce hours from q IN. TO s o. m and q to 3 n m
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THE FOURTH and closing sale of those beau
tiful Building Lots at Centralia, Annapolis
Junction, is advertised to come off on Thurs
day, August I'd. Excursion trains free for
pots of Washington and Baltimore at y o'clock
on that day.
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METROPoLITAN HALL.-The great concen-
traton of talent procured this week at Metro
politan Hall deserves much praise. Miss Mary
Newton's first appearance was greeted with
shouts of applause and after her first song the
audience demanded three encores. Mr.. Fay.
cite We)sch appeared on last Saturday night
for the first time, and we can say that he is a
performer whose equal is very hard to find;
his Whistling act is the funniest and best exc
cuted performance we have noticed for some
time. Miss Kate Harrison has become ute q
fayorite amongst the audience. Miss Fanny
May. always afavorite amongst the play -goin 2
people in Washington, has appeared for the
first time at the Metropolitan, and was well
received. The Gardner Sisters have won a
host of admirers, and are greeted with applause
nightly. Miss Julia Robinson is still afavorite,
and the comicalities of William Ward and Net
Sitter are superb. We are pleased to inform
the public that JOHNNY Reese, after his severe
lndisposition, has so far recovered that he will
sing his "Dandy Pat'' tonight and 1t is hoped
he will meet with a hearty reception, as johnny
has really tried 10 please our Washington folks.
Taking the excellence of this company into con-
slderation everybody ought to patronize this
Hall, one of the finest places Of amusement
with the best stock Of liquo and cigars in III g
city.
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THERE WILL BE FREE LUNCH at the Ton
tine Restaurant, No. 1886 street, near 10th,
this Tuesday, evening, from $50 to II O'Clock
p: m All persons loving good eating are in
yited to attend
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DY d. l.. WELLS CO..
- Auctieneers and Real Estate Brok ers
Northwest corner 10th ana y streets.
oUsEHoLD FURNITURE ar,AUoTIoS

On WEDNESDAY MORNING, August 4, ct 10
o clock a m, We shall sell, ct Nc 500 Penn q sv,
between I'd and Sd streets. tie Furniture in said
house. viz Brussels. Ingram, and Venetian Oar
pets, N attipg, Tables, Sofas, Chairs, Cottage
Sets, Mattresses, Feather Beds, listers, Pillsws
&c, Bedding. Stoves, Mirrors. and o general as-
soytment of Kitchen Requisites.
jy2s d. L. WILLS 4 Ce., Aucts.
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auct. ;Gsorsetown.
vALUABLI IMPR0yED PROPERTY l

On THCksDAY, August "a, NJ O'Clock D. m
VII sell In front Of the prsmtsee, part Of Lot No
rs. fronting abont ~ feet the south eide OF "a
street. betw cen Marketand Potomac streets and
improvements consist Of nest comfort table we'll
built emo nearly new Frame Dwelling Honse No
gas through the house, and one OF the nBoet de-
eirabie locations In town. Possession given imms-
diately.
Immediately After
Will sell GIL of Lot No. IS, fronting 20 feet
9Th street. between High and Market streets, and
running back 10 feet The improvements consist
Of alarFe: we'll built t0o-story yrs0s Building,
and cosld BE- easily converted isto three or more
dssilinss. or many other ssrposss; . there z s.-
Terms: One third cash; balance In n end twelve
months. with interest, secured By eoesd Of trus
On the property ConveyaDonG and sta0Ds Ct TIE
cost Of the purchaser. $50.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUB.-That Warts, Moles,
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, ETC., can be re.
moved without pain. To be con WINGED call
al DIR. Whites Rooms, 424 Penn. av., bet ween
~ and 6th streets.
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CITY ITEMS.

CITIZENS AND STRANGERs!-You can have
your Fine Dress Shirts made to order of the
best material at s. ID. Marlow's, 3O2 Pennsyl-
vania avenue,
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streets north; passed, At ii p m the board adj
lourned.
AssACLrING LANDLADY.-Thism morning
Justice Walter had before him John Heller
VINO mad been arrested by Oficer Hill on the
kill Louisa thinner. The evidence was to the
effect that Heller rented a house from the com.
plainant whoi is his sister, and that several days
ago sne supposing that he was abcut to move
out being arrears for rent went in TO demand
payment and threatened to lock the house up,
when be grabbed her BY the throat, and when
his wife and daughter interfered he released
peareo Tor the prosecution, that the rent hav-
ing become due previous 10 the date OF the &C.
currence. she had right enter the place and
demand the rent and that the assault could not
De justified. The Justice took the view that
had the rent become due on the day in Ques.
ton, the prosecutors husband should have
acted in the matter, and that to accomplish her
object q distrain warrant should have been
obtained. She not having entered the house
legally and haying threatened to lock the
doors provoked the assault. He therefore dis.
missed the case.
DRUNK, WOUNDED AND RoBBKD.-Last
night, officer Ray picked a man up from a gut
ter in the second Ward. in a drunken condi-
ton. and the blood streaming from a wound in
his head. He conveyed the man to the Second
Ward station, and tins morning a hearing was
had before Justice Morsell, who ordered him
to pay the usual fine for drunkenness He
gave his name as Thos. Rodgers, is a soldier
ana quarteored near the Presidents Mansion
He got his pay yesterday, and thought he had It
10 pay his fine, but il had been stolen, and also
his watch. The officer in charge turned him
around and exhibited very ugly hole in his
head to the magistrate. The magistrate at once
concluded that the man had been knocked
down and robbed, and perceiving that the
wound required prompt attention, dismissed
him to report Immediately to the Surgeon OF
the hospital.
JAIL BY DEFAULT.-Amelia Wise was ar.
rested yesterday tor threats of violence, by
Officer Campbell, of the Third Ward. She
was taken before Justice Miller, who ordered
her 10 give security for peace, and in default
of bail, she was committed to JAIL Andrew
Fisher was arrested by Officer Thompson, of
the Third Ward, for assault and battery on
Lena M. OheamI. He was taken before JUS
tice Miller, who committed him to Jail in de-
fault of bail for peace.
LARCENY OF A GOLD CHAIN Yesterday,
detectives Kelly & Bigley arrested Mary Kel-
ley, alias Sharkly, for the larceny of a gold
chain, the property of MISS Eliza A. Partelio
She acknowledged she took the chain, and
showed the detectives where il was concealed
She was committed for court by Superinten-
dent Richards.
A
DE-
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RY GRIEN q wILLIAMs, Austio.eer,.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON II STREET
CAPITOL SHEETS. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNEsDAY, the Let day of August next,
at 61s clock NJ, We shsll sell, on the premises
Lot No. 6, in subdivision Of square Ne go, having
~ feet front BY Lea feet deep. 70 fne alley.
Terms: One third cssh balance and II month";
secured by deed Of trust on the premises. All
conyeyancine and revenue stamps ct the cost Of
y25-d GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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BURTON ALE on draught at Emrich's Res
taurani, No. 355 Pennsylvania avenue. near
9th street.
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OY NA0kB d CO., AuctloneerS,
ID ealss-rooms no. SSS Psnnsylvania avenue

.:Hasls %. Vim sivs their pss.onai attention %
the residence Of nmilies declining housekssDinG
Also, - the ss.ss Of stocks 81 Groceries and Nor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-31

IAN ACKNOWLEDGED INSTITUTION :"
"Broson's Bronchial Troches," are among the ac-
knowledged institutions Of the land. What
would our ministers, our lecturers, our law.
yers, do without these invaluable Trochesl
To what an amount of s'ahems" and coughs
and throat clearings would we all subjected,
were 1t not for those all -powerful and soothing
1ozenEesl We have tried. them, and they did
us good."-Ne0 York Warerleu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-31
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
As9TIos SALE OF a TWO STORY ERfas

On "WEDNESDAY. the LIST DAY Of August next,
at clock M, on the premises, being Lots Noe.
q and p; in Square No. no. having good fronts
and depths. with the improvemepts.
Terms One half cash: balance in sig and twelve
months fer notes bearing interest, and secured by
. deed Of trust on the premises. All conveysncine
~ I'D CHILE q WILLIAMS. Aucts.