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~ The City Council at its ses-
sion on the 9TH inst, resolved to ap-
propriate one thousand dollars to aid
the Directors of Magnolia Cemetery
in erecting house for the sexton.
The sum thus appropriated, is to be
raised by bonds, issued to the num-
Der Of twenty, to the Board Of Di-
rectors-each bond to be for fifty
dollars, payable twelve months after
date, bearing six per cent. interest,
per annum, and payable out Of the
revenues of the city for 1868. 1t
was further resolved, that said bonds,
at maturity, shall be receivable for
debts of whatever kinds due the
city. .
The Council also adopted reso-
luton raising the price Of burial lots
in the Magnolia Cemetery to fifty
dollars, and also complied with re-
quest from Mr.. O'Conor desiring
for his own information and that Of
the taxpayers Of the city. that "the
Treasurer, Collector and Assessor
furnish summary statement Of the
taxes uncollected by him each year,
unpaid by resident and nonresident
taxpayers, and report the effort and
means he has employed to collect
the same"
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NAPoLEoN's New GUN.-The fol-
lowing is the most explicit account
of the new weapon, said to have been
invented by Louis Napoleon, which
we have met with in our foreign
files. 1t is taken from a Toulouse
paper:
"The trial Of the new small cannon,
the most terrible arm yet invented,
continues at Mendon. None know
their mechanism, except the artillery
officers, who direct the experiments.
Cannon, carriages and ammunition
are brought in leather valises, and
the trials take place behind a screen
of planks All that can be known is
that at two thousand five hundred
metres these arms send a perfect hail
Of balls against a target two metres
high and one broad At that dis
lance the balls pierce an iron plate
two centimetres thick. Each cannon
can fire twenty shots in minute,
and two men suffice for the transport
Of the arm, the carriage, the ammu-
milton, etc. Lately the guns were
tried against clump of trees at
fifteen hundred metres (nearly an
English mile). The trees were moved
down in a few minutes, like cora
field by a steam moving machine.
It's frightful. Five or six men armed
with such an engine could destroy a
whole regiment in few minutes"
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aTL C. NORRIS, Collector and General Agent
for the settlement Of Claims, Bills Gc. Also author
lied Agent and Collector for TIE GAZETTE CoNEr.
Once Ut the Court House.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
A N ASSORTMENT OF SCHOOL BOOKS, al
n ways on hand. Teachers and others sup.
piled at the lowest rates. Any book published
in the United States can be had by leaving an
order for it at
octl2-1m SEAL'S BOOK VARIETY STORE
NEW FISH.
JUST ARRIVED.-10 boxes Goldfish; 10 boxes
81 Herring; 10 kits No Mackerel.
oct12 JOSHUA BEAL
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The TRAITOR LoPEz.-The traitor
Lopez is reported by some of the
New York Press as having been
assassinated. This is untrue. The
man yet lives, and is using some of
the money obtained for his treachery
in publishing pamphlet defending
himself from the charge of treason to
the Emperor. Salm Salm is writing
an account of the affair, which will
give the facts in the case. He is SO
we'll known that his statement will
not be doubted, and they are looked
for with interest-Mericam Co,ve-
spondence Of tie Nea0 York Times.
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CHOICE SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
LHOR THE VERY BEST IN THE COUNTRY,
l. give me trial
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s. P. GREvEs, EsQ.-We had
the pleasure Of welcoming back to
our city yesterday morning, our
worthy friend and fellow-citizen. S.
P. Greves, Esq. who has just re-
turned, looking in fine health, from
a Northern trip. Mr.. Greves was
in Philadelphia the day preceding
the late election, and found the
Democrats enthusiastic and jubilant
in view Of their near prospects for
a brilliant triumph. How fully they
have realized their anticipations,
succeeding events have demon
strated. Mr.. Greves saw and con-
versed with gentlemen Of eminence
and influence in New York, among
them Ex-Governor Broome Of Florida
"A resident and law practitioner Of
that city for several years past
and well posted in the current poll
tics of the countrywide appeared
perfectly confident and sanguine that
the great city and State of New York
would roll up an overwhelming ma
jority against the Radical Ticket
next month.
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PEAS WANTED.

MARINERS having Lady Peas for sale by the
i barrel viii find ready customer by applying
at the store of PHILIP MACHET,
Octl6 on Lafay cite street
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KEEPER OF THE TENNESSEE PENI-
rENr1ARY-Hc as focused Of MaBea-
sauce-Heayy Charges Made.-By
order of the Governor, the Commits
sioners are engaged in the trial of
Col. James S. Hull, upon the charge
OF malfeasance in office. Some
strange and startling developments
have thus far been made in the proof.
Among other things, that the con-
victs were worked on Sundays, and
until IL o'clock at night; that Col.
Hull sold the property of the State
and failed to account for the proceeds;
that he sent officers to buy hogs for
himself, which he fattened at the
prison and sold on his private ac-
count; that he kept notorious pros
titute in his family at the prison,
and boarded her at the expense of
the State; that he permitted several
of the officers to visit the negro wo-
men at their cells whenever they
wanted to; that he allowed certain
convict to go out of the prison who
had tried to bride an officer to pro-
cure bis release, and that the convict
escaped; that Col. FL. left the prison
two days and one night to hunt
for stolen treasure; that after the
Colonel's conduct became known he
discharged the employees cognizant
Of the facts; that he permitted news
papers to be read to the convicts and
politics to be discussed by them and
the guards; that meals were sent to
the convicts from the table of the
house; that negro women came to
the prison and carried off baskets full
of provisions.-NasAriNc Gazette,
1St INST,
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NAILS, NAILS, NAILS.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT of Nails now in store
n and for sale by
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CHEAP COW FEED.
IF YOU WANT cheap and good Feed for your
i Cows, call at the store of
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FINE TEAS.

IF YOU WANT strictly choice Tea, don't iail
L to give me call. Any purchase failing to
please, the money will be refunded.
oct12 JOSHUA BEAL
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BALMORAL BISCUITS.
TIME LATEST SENSATION is the Balmoral
i Biscuit-for invalids, nothing finer can be
had. foct121 JOSHUA BEAL
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~ WHARTON / ILLINGswORTH. General
Newspaper and Colissins Agents. lis Common street
between Camp and St. Charles streets, New Orleans
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PLANTS EXTRA NEW FLOUR.
T HAVE just received another shipment of
i Plants Extra Flour made from this years
wheat. The reputation Of this avorite brand re-
quires no comment from newspapers, 1t has never
been surpassed in this or any other country. For
sale low at laugh A. JACKSON'S
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SUGAR, SUGAR, SUGAR.
A NO. article of New Sugar, by the barrel at
II hogshead, can be had at the lowest rates, or
jan26 A. JACKSON's
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JOSHUA BEAL
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WHISKY, WHISKY, WHISKY.
lust IN STORE and for sale to dealers and
q planters-lO barrels Western Whisky, below
New Orleans prices, for cash, at
augl A. JACKSON.
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SODA AND CREAM CRACKERS.
TREsH-BaKED SODA & CREAM CRACKERS
l. now in store and for sale by
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NeaC .arrIUNZS.

TINE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure In inform.
J. ing his friends and customers and the pub.
lie in general that he is in receipt Of and offering
for sale the largest and best selec ted stock of
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THE REPUBLICAN, MORNING. OCTOBER r. 1867

BASE BALL. second game Of q
home and. homo series between the Jefferson and
Union came of Friday evening, October 18th, on
the grounds Of the latter, at 81 p. M, and 70.
suited, after game Of eight innings, In favor Of
the Jefferson, by q score Of 81 to q.
The Unions took the lead in the beginning Of
tho game, tho score standing at tho end Of the
third inning, Union ~, Jefferson 10 but by a
splendid exhibition Of batting In the fourth in
ming, the Jefersons added IA runs to their score,
thus gaining the lead, which they maintained
Till the close Of the game. The playing Of Fin
ney and Joyce, Of the Jefferson, was very 6ne
fno double play being made by them In the
sixth inning causing the only of the game.
OF the Union, Cassidy and Pearson made the
best display, while that Of Hinelne and Peters
was below their mark. The following is the
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED 'TArEs PATENT OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, bctOher s, 1907.
On the petition Of JUuS pOSLBvT, OF New York, N.
y, praying for the extension Of patent granted to
him the 81 day OF JauuRry 1854, for an improvement
In Method Of Forming Plates for Poly .ChromStic
Printing, for years from the expiration Of said
patent, which takes place on the "a day Of January
ls6S:
II 1, ordered that the ssid petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10th day OF December
next, at IL o'clock, M aud all peTsons are notified
to appear Rnd show cause II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing tho extension are required to hle
In the Patent Ofee their Objections, specially set
forth In writing at least t1sny days before the day
OF heariDg all testimony died by ether party to bo
used at the said bearing, must DO taken aud traus
mitted In accordance with the ruIes OF tho ONCE,
which will DO furnished gu Application
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as t'stl-
mony, must be flsd In the Otics tt0sniy days before
the day Of hearing; the Argumcats, II any, within
ten days after dllug tho testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice DO published in the
RHPuBLIcAS and the LttsNigsHcsr, Washington, d.
c., and in tho Times, New YORK, New York, once
week for three successive weeks; the nrst OF said
publications to DO at least sixty days previous to the
day OF hearing T. TBkAkER,
Ssl3-w3w Commissioner Of Patents
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oOd&ds
by WILLIAM b. WALL & CO.,

l -
stores SIS and 3l7, Southwest corner Of PennsylvSna
avenue and Ninth street.
GOVERNMENT SALE oF VALUABLE SQUARE AND
BUILDING LOTS ~ THE CITY OF WASHING
TON, o. O., At PUBLIC AUCTION
iFEICR fCBLIC BUnDSGs GROUNDS, AND WORKs !
wAsHISGTOS CITT d c.. October 1861. (
ca TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of November, 1867, COM
mNnctng at ~ NJ, will be sold to the highest bidder,
by W L. WALL co Euetonser-, at their auction
rooms, the southwest corner II Pennsy ave-
bua aud Ninth street west the folowi described
property belonging to the United States:
Lots numbers 1, 5, ADD 10, 10 Square No. 5jl.
Lot numbered 10, in SOU re No. 600.
Lots numbered !, 2 aud is, In hguara No. eS.
Lots numbered I and in kquaTs NJ. llG
All OF Square numbered 1928
This square ha recently been subdiylded and laid
oat in lets. Ani will be tOd IN lots according to tho
survey, which can 10 seen on the day OF sale; or,
should desire to bid for the whole square, an
opportunity will be given.
Terms Cash, in Government funds, on delivery Of
deeds Of the property.
One hfh Of tue PIrehsse money 10 be paid when
the property Is knock ID of.
should the purchaser fail to comply with tho terms
o. EAIe tn. property will then aud there be put up
again, aud sold TO the htg CHEST bidder.
II the whole terms are rot compiled with within
thirty days from the day OF sale the Officer In charge
Of the Public Buildings, Grounds. and Works, re-
serves the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the
hrst purchater. n. MlCHLER,
Major Of Engineers, Brevet Brig Gen U s. A.,
In charge OF Public Buildtngs, &c.
W. L. WALL & CO.,
oe s.tds Auetioneers.
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Marine News


ARRIVED.
Schr. E. J. Ericsson, Smith, Havre de. Grace
coal to s. Norment
Schr. shaunee Tribe, Darlington, river, wood
to the Washington and Georgetown Ice Company.
schr. Nellie Q. Payne Duane, Boston.
schr. VIM. Thompson, Yates, PhiladeIphia
Sehr. Jas. D. Mcshain, Philadelphia.
Schr. ]. W. Vanaman, Sharp, Portland.
Scbr. T. Reed, Howe, Boston.
schr. J. S. Weldon, Bowen, Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Valley City, Tomlin, New York.
Steamer Express, Nickels, Baltimore.
Schr. Wild Pigeon, Phillips, Providence.
Schr. Mary Weaver, Weaver, Providence.
Schr. Daniel Brown, Grinnell, Fall River.
Schr. Yankee Doodle, Carly, Boston.
schr, W. b, Meshain, Christy, Wilmington,
N
schr. A. r. Whetmore, Smith, New York.
schr. John Johnson, Jones, Hudson.
Schr. J. c. McShain, Glib, Philadelphia.
schr. James Jones, Barr, New York.
Schr Tropic, Banks, Salisbury, Nd.
Schr. Farmers Friend, Mooney, river.
Schr Imogenc. Russell, st. Mnry's.
sloop Ann Mccarthy, Mccarthy, river.
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DEATH OF MARYLANDER. - Among
those who have died Of yellow fever In New Or.
leans Is Mr.. Charles O. Stone. lie was q grad.
uate Of Georgetown ID. o. College, and for sew.
eral years q resident Of Maryland The Pieay.
nne speaks Of the deceased In high terms, and
adds: " He was a nephew Of tho late Roman
Catholic Archbishop Fitzpatrick, Of Boston. An.
other Of bis uncles rose to high standing In the
priesthood, and his only surviving sister IL a
nun. With such antocedents and relations, Il
will BIO correctly inferred that he was a Catholic
In his religious faith and II will be consolatory
to his friends in Maryland to learn that during
his Illness he had the spiritual benefit Of the
last sacraments of his Church. and died with the
cHlmness and resignation of q Christian gentle.
man"
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NATIONAL THEATRE" Scion Single" and
'oFlanigan' and tho " Fairies" are announced
at tho National Theatre this evening, with y. s.
cnASrRAu in each of tho title roles. This able
actor had full house for his benefit last evening.
His limitations wore received with that cnthusi.
astic approval which their wonderful correctness
seldom fails to elicit. Mr.. CuASrnAU rlays
"o'Flanigan," 1t ia said, as Powers did, from the
original manuscript,
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Streets oppoite th' seaton House.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMpRnyEO PRoPEETY IN
THE RIRSr WARD.
by virtue Of deed 81 tInst TO tue subscriber,
bearing dae January Is lsj, and recorded In Liber
A. : No. ia, fOlOs 100, ct seq Of the Land
Records, Sc , will OF ffr IAle AZ Public Auction,
In trout Of the premises, ga WEDNESDAY, the 9Th
day OF OCTOBER 1867 at4 clock m, all tn oer-
tain Piece Of Ground suatr and bang the City Of
Washington, District u Columbia aud known as the
west Part Of Lot numbered one III 10 Square mum
bered oae hundred and tweaty.ous (i2D NJ tho
ground plan Of said dy; the raid rart having q
front Of 2S feet inches % street north and run
Mug back to alley ia the rear, with the improve
mahts con.tstlng ~ neat and substantial TWO
STORY BRICK HOUSE.
TLi- properly ID situated on Y street north, be-
tween Nineteenth and TwenUioth strC0ts west, 10 .
very desirable part Of tho city
Terms: One third Gosh the residue Ia three equal
Install ents Of IL u.s. ACT a months, tie purchaser
giytn his Notes for the deferred psym bts) salts
acorly endorssd, and bearing interest from the day
OF ale. decd giyen aud deed Of trust taken.
All eonyeyaneirg and .tlmns at the eost Of the pur
chaser.
II the terms Of sa'C are not comp led vita within
Eve days from the day OF sale tho Trustee reserves
the right to resell the said Property at tho risk and
cost Of the do'aulting purchaser
SAMUEL 3. DOUGLASS, Trustee.
D. WHEELER 4 CO.,
to2S.ood&ds ALciioneers.
co The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY
next, 18th instant, at 30 p. m.
By order Of the TRrsrEE:
WHEELER & Co,
&C lotd tExpress.l Auetonsers.
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Georgetown and Alexandria.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN GEORGETOWN
Mr.. J. +. s. THORN is no longer agent for the
REPUBLICAN in Georgetown, and the collections
hereafter will be made by the regular collectors
Of the Office, who will produce their authority,
signed by the proprietor.
Orders for the paper may DO left for the present
at the police station, High street, below Bridge
street.
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TIE CASE OF CoLLAMoRE.-Andrew j.
COllamore, charged with assault and battery
upon the person of tho boy lIngenhamer, and
with committing sodomy, had partial hearing
before Justice Walter yesterday, at p. IN. Mr..
J. C Adams appeared for tho prosecution, and
Messrs p II. and Reginal Fendall, for the dc.
fence. The boy was examined and he testified
positively to tho commission of the act The
boy was in the employ of Collamore, who is a
pseudo real estate agent, and he stated that he
received 5000 per year and board Tor his services
The details are unfit for publication, and we
therefore withhold thom. There were a number
of other witnesses to be examined after Hagen
hamer but by mutual consent Of counsel, the
case was further postponed until the 10Th inst
Collapore in default of $500 security for his ap.
pearn nee, was committed.
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Jefcr son................ ana 0 2-37
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o 2-2l
Fly catohes-Jeferson, s; Union, 7.
Bound ca ches-Jefrerson, 5; Union, 4.
Out on bases Jefferson, IA; Union, IL.
UmPirc-J. Irving Burns, Olympic base ball
club
Time Of game-Two hours
Yesterday afternoon the Eagle md Persever-
ance base ball clubs Ounior) played a match
game Of base ball on the White Lot, which was
quite interesting, and was we'll attended. Eight
innings were played, which resulted In favor of
tho Eagle club, as will be seen by the following
score.
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n RIP Ii Al Ms OOU RT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
TO Wit:
In the case Of Samuel E Arnold, administrator
Of George Poole, deceased, the administrator sfore
said has with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court
DAY, the 22d day OF October, A. u. 1867 for the
fnAl and dlstibuuou OF the personal estate
OF said deceased, aud Of the assets In hand far
the have bcon collected and turned into money
when and where all the oeditprs aud heirs Of raid
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly vouched, or thoy nsy otherwise by law be
excluded from all bsnoft % said deceased q estate
provided a COPY Of tails order bs Published ouee a
week for three weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
previous to the said day
Test: JAS r. o'BEIRNR
oc2-wSw Register Of Wills
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MI YOR'S OFFIC

NJ WlsnINNTON D. @ ,Oetober y Ibb7.
ProspoSals will he received At this ofse until u
o'clock m, SATURDAY, the lo:hi st,rt, for grading
and grAveling street sou h, from Eleventh street
east TO Eighteenth street east the gravel to be rlne
Inches In the centre apsripg OIL four Inches At the
Anor graveing aud to be relieved Of all boulders Of
an Improper sizs, at the discretion Of the Commits
sionsr Of the Sixth ward.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading; only that which mea-uros the most to be
paid for Tho surplus dit to DO deposited wherever
the Commissioner may direct,
No part OF the appropriation will be paid until the
work Ia approved by the Commissioner and AS
sisant Commits Eoners.
Bidders will state tho price per Cubic yard for
grading, and per squGro yard for grayelling.
WA. A. FLETCHER,
Ocll-N CommissiOner Sixth Ward.
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: 3 8 - - ) !
CHnDRTN's CLOTHING
GARIBALD1 HsD zoUAvE
PLAIN AND FANCY TRIMMED
SUITS
CHILDREN
Three Years Old aud Upward.
CHlLDREN'S FIss
OvERCoATs.
FINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAVER SUITS.
Back Cloth Sacks, ss.
Black Cloth Froeks, $40.
BOYS CoLoRED AND WHITE
SHIRTS
Prom 4 to -
CHILDtEE's SHIRT WAISTS,
INFANrs' AND GHiLDhEN's
MERISO SHIRTS.
Boys 0ebu ne Buckskin Gauutlets.
Boys Heavy Cotton Socks.
SOUTHERN CAssIMEREs,
suTfrs
GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS,
PREEFRnN
FL0CKs AND SaODDY
SILK mixed Suits, go
DOuble-and- Twist Suits, So.
Standard silk mixed Suits SIS.
Good Business Suits, sl2 aud tl5
Kentucky Jeans Suits, go.
Good Heavy 0yereoAts, so.
Waterproof Tweed OyereUats. IS.
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIECE GOODS
lever had now ready for
CUSTOM WORK,
Low PRICES
EDWARD HARMS,
and other famous Domestic, French, Austrian, and
English Outings Beavers, Cashmere &c, made to
''1'' IL ''' new YORK PRICES.
HEAVY hIBBED
AND
FINE PLAIN
MsRlNo SHIRT, AND DRAWERS,
LAMBS. Wool SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
POR u. 90
Very Gne White and scarlet Flannel shirts and
Drawers
Boys' MeTno Shifts and Drawers,
Country Knit Socks
Warranted BucksSin Gloves.
Fine Black Cloth saeks as:
Fine Black Cloth Frocks, $50.
Fine Black DoOskin aud Beaver P4ntr, 4lo.
Reavy Blue Beaver Suits
youths' Black Cloth backs.
CGildTen's Black suits.
ancy Velvet Vests
Pau-y and Plain SILK Vests.
White Duck Vests.
Boys Standard school Suits, $3.50.
Buys Cashmere suits, S.
Boys Double and Twist Suits, so,
Boys Virginia Cashmere suits.
Boys Water. proof Tweed Oyercoats.
ONE PRICE ASKED.
NO Less TAKEN.
GEO C. HENNIHG,
No. jS5 Seventh street near Mary land avenue,
Corner Of Seventh street aud Maryland avenue.
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FIRE.-An alarm of Ere was sounded
yesterday at 1880 o. m, from box No. 7, police
station, Eighth precinct. It was caused BY the
burning Of some rubbish In the rear Of Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Navy Yard. There was no damage
done,
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-Tfrough the polite.
ness of DE-, q NJ. Dove, secretary of the board
Of Health wo have been furnished with tho MGR.
tuary report for the month Of September. The
deaths during that period were three less than
the month preceding:
CFEIcg SECRETARY BOARD % HEALTH,(
wAsRIStToS D. C, Oct II, 1867
REPORT OF INTERVIEWS IN TnE CITY OF WASH.
ISGToS FOR THE MONTH ENDING SEPTEMBER
20 1897
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Wolror Smith,
colored, was charged before Justice MorseIl at
the Fourth precinct station, with committing an
assault and battery upon the person Of James
Mclaughlin. The charge was substantiatcd by
Officer Grey, aud the accused was sent to Jail to
answer at court