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- O., ROCKLAND, Me-, May A. 1867.
Dsar Ssr 1T is my duty to humanity to make it
VINO knew my sufferings despaired thereof Among
the very many that have suffered as Ibid from cancer
such diseases usually receive at the hands of phvsic
ians generally, many indeed might be alive today
could they have had the privilege of your sklfiii
treatment: Furthermore, owe it to YOU to state
mat shall ever consider myself under the greatest
o,Dnsat9ns for your kindness in attending my case
shall ever pray for your welfare NN
WIN the greatest regard for you remain yours &c.
HENRIETTA DRINlxWATRR
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Boston, January Ii, 1856.


A.C. WasIncc, ESQ, MuMcheslcF, N. n.
DIR. j. W. PoLAND-Dear oir:-I very cheerfully
give my testimony in favor of your Humor Doctor as
an excellent remedy for humors MY numerous ac-
quaintances il Manchester know how severely was
AFFLICTED with Bos, and they know how perfectly
good my health is at present. Your Humor Doctor
cured me. Please refer 10 me for particulars in my
case. A. O. WALLACE
Manchester. N H.. June II. 1856
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$4,000

$4,000,
WILL buy new house, 9 finished Roms and lot
w 36x7, centrally To- ated. Inquire o.
JOHN G. PROCTOR,
Real Estate Broker, Middle st.
mhar n $50
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D,. RoCKLAND, May 8, 1867.
Dear Sir:-It am under Obligations to- any one il
Is 70 you for your restoring me TO health. Ever since
tweive years have suffered from heart disease and
~ ia. '@Sss Yssass every night almost had an
last one. 1t would be unjust If did not ,nentin22
tlat my husband procured Medical aid wherever he
cona az OF which, however, was most succe ssfuly
ne had the privilege Of securing your services. tor
Wltnout them could not have lived up to this time
tons HANNiu d Sr oDhis'-
Co, Dry Goods Meachants "" ."
To DIR, j. Iivor
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I1nve Conscience.

Al VINO nave committed an excess OF any KIND.
wnether II be the solitary vice of YOUTH or fe sim
ser " misplaced confidence in maturer years.
Inc rams and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Aros.Iation that may follow Impure Cotton.
Do not wait for the corisummation that IL nr .. s.,
low uo not wait for Unsghtly Ulcers, for
In Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
: = - and C0mnIaxion -
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Valuable Real Estate on CONNER

Gal Street for sale,
4 LOT of land about 80 feet front on Commercial,
N street and extending 2G4 ft to Fore St. the same
now occupied by 3. i. Noble & Co.
Apply to j. BROWNE
May1. tt 10 State Street.
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L. Story House for Sale.
IN Laurel St., between Pearl and Wilmot. Com
Otains seven rooms. Good lot 46xG2 feet. Apply
September 20. d1M* " o-.-'"l0'
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N: DR's INSTITUTE further COMPRISES n
INCORPORATING PHARMACY, where he kreps
constantly on hand the different HOMEOPATHIC
hEME.DIES, prepared oy him according to the rules
OF uAHNEMAN, the founder OF Hommopatbv
wncn ne wllisel in quantities to suit the purchasef
ASIDE rom this. he will be always prepared 10 ac-
s9nmodate those who desire to avail themselves ot
prs wellrknown HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.
M9 mf a VIII always be accompanied by his HOUSE
nVID TREASURE or MEDICAL GUIDE n nam.
phlet giving all necessary Information tn
Iae disease. and simple, yet adequate direction for
sencn ns e the appropriate remedy In the ab
accommodate those that come to supply tbemseIyeS
with medicines fp'' esoNeS
Persons living at a distance may avail themselves
OF the Dr. services bv applying per letter, stating
the SYMPTOMS OF the disease minuteIv as POSSIBLE
tention. 1SN~'O pionP' at
Office hours from to ~ A M. and from ,ospM
( EgPrivate consultation from to 9PM
w Medlcal advice to the poor free of charoe
from to 8 M. and from to 6P M. 50
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hereby certify that was sorely afflicted with
Boils for two years, developing themselves upon my
limbs and other parts Of my body; The suiferings
which endured from them are indescribable Suf
flee to say that faithfully tried several of the most
popular humor remedies. but without removing the
affiicton. At length, by the earnest request of an
intimate friend was induced to try DR.. j w. Po-
lands Humor Doctor, and am very happy 10 attest
hat all my Boils were removed, and my health was
restored by using Dr. Poland's aforesaid medicine.
MILTON GALE.
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o,o - 2. ID. CHIPMAN,
To DR.. Livor, -''" hoiA'

Wdrren July IL, 1867.
DEAR SIR II will notbel less grateful TO Won than
ior assure you that consider myself under no less
OBLIGATIONS. Every one hat saw ne before and M
tne time was nrst brought into your office, believes
on me- remember the day believe it was on the
18th day Of February last-vben you entered me as
vious was scarcely able to walk without The assist
ance OF some one, or TO sit inn chair without having
some one or some thing for support. NV condition
was certainly precarious one having suffered 90
long from spinal disease, affection of the lungs and
kidneys, and from an intense finale weakness NOT.
withstanding the medical ii e.tment had 5nr;n,
many months previous to my se,ing Won Rnt no,S
the case is different, for am fully Restored to baath
. assured tat shall a AL self of every oppor
.aniy 10 MAKE inns WONDERFUL cure generally known
SO tina the afflicted may understand that there Is VET
hope Tor them in you. With he utmost sinccrtS,
thank YOU and remain forever e>TI''9
Yours, &C.,
ass MRS. ELLIS WATTS
To DIR. LIyoR ~ - 'i''
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NOW 10 Obtain shares and Engravinss.
Sent orders to It's by NAL, enclosing from 81 to
S2o, either by Post Office orders or in registered
letter. at our risk. Larger amounts should be sent
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House ON Mayo Street for Sale.
EDARl.OR, Sitting-Room, Bed Room and Kitchen
l. on first ho0r and the same on the second. An
abundance OF hard and soft wafer. Good cellar
Lot 30 by 115 ioef. Has fruit trees and shrubbery.
Price $4,000. Apply to w. III, JERKS.
September TO- d3w*
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Genteel Eesiden>e for Sale in Cor

One of the Finest Residences
ASisA-N in (sOrham,
IN ITlfazIm Now occupied by Major Mann Of
% iIa EHIAM fered for sale. The house is two
s a,4Ie41sEEs storie. thoroughly finished inside
and out, and in situation is Unsurpassed in that
beautiful vilaee-The lot is large, upon which Is
fruit trees of various kinds, shruberry, Sc A nice
spring Of excellent water is handy to the door, and
large cistern in cellar lie also has fine stable This
excellent property will commend itself to any man
who is1n want ola pleasant home within 80 minutes
ride OF Portland. ns5tf ~
Eor inrher particulars enquire of W, II. Jerrs, Re-
al Estate Agent, at Horse Railroad Office Opposite
fIepie house. jy3Odtf
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Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the United
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R0CKLAND, Me-, March %. 1861 7
n. Lspor:-For the good of suffering humanity
am xous 10 make it known that have been cured
OF catarrn, OF many years standing under YOUR
treatment. Yours, &C., SILAs KALLocH.
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An Invaluable Medicine
DIR. y. w. POIandsS
HUI NOR DOCTOR.
Positive Remedy for all Kinds of Humors,
pA utr HILL A I,Ixr
Erysipeias, Nettfe II ash Salt iskeum ,Scref-
uIa, CarbumcIes. Rolls and Piles

Erysipeias, Nettie Fash, Salt sskeum ,Scref-
uIa, Carbuncles, II OiIs and Piles.
1t is very easy say of this any other medicine
ut is the very best Remedy known. 1t is not
always SO easy to prove it. is, however exceeding
ly gratifying to the Proprietor OF this medicine that
while he declares to the public that this is most
wonderful and effective specific for Humors stated
above, he has abundant proof at hand to sustain his
statement.
For sixteen years the HUMoR DOCTOR has been
manufactured and sold and year has increased
the value of its reputation and the amount of its
sales. In New Hampshire, where it originated, no
remedy for humors is so highly PRICED. An eminent
physician (now an army sufgeon) when practicing in
New Hampshire, purchased between fifty and sixty
gallons OF it, during some seven eight years, and
usedi in his practice He has since then ordered it
for the hOspit where he was stationed. Other ply
scians have purchasedt and have used il in practice
with great success. When the proprietor lived in
New Hampshire. at Gotstown Centre, for the space
of thirty forty miles around, and in Manchester
particularly the Humor Doctor was well known and
highly valued for the numerous and wonderful cures
which it effected. Though manufactured in large
quantities. the supply was frequently exhausted and
purchasers had to wait for TO he made In that
region some very severe cases of Erysipelas were
treated wth-and they were cured! Erysipelassores,
Or cal buncles those ugly, painful ulcers, entire
ly removed wherever his medicine faithfully
use0. So it was with Scrofula and Salt Rheum. The
HumOr Doctor cured them, ft .fs
For the sake of showing what is thought of it, q
faxu fasf rial bar iron
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Washington. ID. c., April 49, 1867. I
Office of Internal Revenue: - Having received
satisfactory evidence that the proceeds of tho enter
prise conducted by the Washington Library Com
pany VIII be devoted to charitable uses, permission
10 hereby grantedto said Company to conduct such
enterprise exempt from all charge. whether from
special tax or other duty.
+. A, ROLLINS (ammissiaper
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~ -. NEW YORK, March 81, 1867.
r. L.sor Rocttand-I consider it my duty to you
dn tnousanus OF others suffering, did, from
that was cured under your treatment, and made
aDe 70 60 to work, which was not capable of doing
since 1000. Yours truly, A. f. BoYNTON
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--------.----,----
Store and = Ot for NnIn

For sale.
A VERY desirable lot OF land on Union street
Portland, by II. DULAN,
lel5tf 237 Fore street.
Arous
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DrS Ne,o York. April %, 1857.
a Few OF your Homeopathic Powders have raised me
from my he'd, to which was confined since several
months from rheumatism III, 800 'o 'oi"i
i hope IJsha never be thus afflicted aoo,n Icrl
should, know WHERE to go for help. was. i'm Tart
%ating ior Mrs. Chapman to incose a note to Won
your family. - -. wv 0' 'isie W
must say, before Icose, that your mode i'm adj
mnstern9 Homeopathic medicines 10 the many ills |
mesh IS heir to, has proved not only benefit. Inf
perfect cure to the verymany. Ali we'll -
Respectfully Sours, &C..
c. D. CHAPMAN
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05

NATIONAL THEATRE - LAST NIour OF rHE
orERA.-with to.night's performance Of the
colleen Bawn," the English opera season ends
II has been most dsservodly a successful one,
and II Is with regret that We part with such
artists as Miss RrcuIsGs and Mrs. sEouis, Messrs.
CASTLE, oAMrBELL, and PEAkEs, and we can
assure them and their able conductor, M. DIE.
rRIcH, that nowhere will their merits be more
thoroughly appreciated.
On Monday evening the dramatic season will
commence. The company are all assembled, and
rshsarsals begin tomorrow. The FIRST star will
be Mr.. oHAsFRAu, who will open In his favoritc
Sam, which proved so popular last winter.
PROGRESSION MAcALLIsrER.--T This afternoon,
Professor MAcALLtsrER will give a matinee for
the amusement Of ladies and children. Tonight
being the last performance, Is set apa for his
benefit "Let us give him bumper at part.
jppu
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE

wAsulSaros, D. G October . 1867.
Sealed Proposals. viii be received at th, ottee o.
October, 1857, for supplying friendly Indians with
| subsistence, as follows:
To be delivered daily, at or near North Platte city
in Nebraska; Sixteen hundred and hhy-four Il, 66i)
pounds OF Beef net weight; four hundred and
sixty nins (46s) pounds Of bacon four n hundred
and six 400 pounds Of Xxx fouri mo n huGd. ed
and sixty two 1883 pounds oil Corn meal: and one
hundred 400 quarts OF Salt;
Territory: Twenty.sx hundred and Iony ,eiSn,
and nfiy (76O) pounds Of Bacon twenty. two hun
dred and d " d 25O) pounds Of Xxx Floiri twenty
ave hundred e Scol PSHSGs 81 OGss me- "Aa one
Arkansas river, near fort ZArah; htrtesn hundred
and tToaiysS''Is uSdTcS aPd seventy i've 1S
mounds Of Bacon; eleven hundred and twenty Ave
L, i2il pounds Of XXX FLOUR twelve hundred and
any H. 2sO) pounds Of Corn Meal and eighty 500
The beef to be delivered on the hOOf; the Flour
aud corn meal 10 good, strong sacks, and all the ar
tices TO bs OF good quality and subject to inspeo'
lion and rejection by the agent receiving them
The delivery to commcnee within ntteen days
after awarding the cont ae, u the service require
IL, and to be continued thirty days shor the con
tractor or contractors shall have received notice to
cease furnishing sunPn.s.
The Con missioner Of Indian Ahatrs reserves the
right to Increase or diminish the quanty OF any or
All OF the articles to be delivered NJ any OF the above
named points Also, 10 change the place OF delivery
whenever the service requires H. the conTaetOrI ID
such case to be allowed u reasonable sum for any
additionui cost OF transportation
Proposals must be made separately for all ihesup'
niles 10 be delivered at each Of tho points herein
designated add must show tho price per pound Of
ZACH article They must be endorsed Proposals
for suhslstencA' - and submitted In the tllowlnR
form hereby propose to furnish M asS s IGSan
ths advertisement Of tho Acting Commssioner o.
Indian AHaiTs, dated October 2 1857, and u this
proposal BIO accepted will at execute contract
and give A satisfactory bond for Its performance
They must also be accompanied by proper guAran.
tee signed by two responsible PERSONS stating that
il a contract is awarded they will enter into bonds
T,r ~. faithful performance the suticiency OF the
guarantors t. DO certified by United States judge
d trIot attorney. .,-.-,,---.-
Ii gimporiant that the contract be executed imms-
A AleIy after tho award Is made. Bidders should,
Therefore be present at the opening Of tho bids either
in person, or by attorney,
liayment will be made at the once Of Indian
AIaITs on presentation Of vouchers, In duplicAts
csTtded to be correct by the officer agent Of ths
department to whom the articles are delivered,
The right is reserved 10 reject any or all bids
made under this advertisement
Proposals will he addressed to the "CommlssIoner
Of IEdlan AFsiTs," Washington, D. G.
CHARLES E. MIX,
ocI.eotd Acting Commissioner
TACKS, FINISHING NAILS,
CLOUr NAILS, Sc
cl.eOJt JOHN Il. ELvANs co.
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PROPOSALS FOR NEW JAIL.

WARUISuTOS, D. O., Septs mber 10, 1887,
The speciacations for a new jail In this District,
hled with the designs and drawings, having been
modided on the omnendat OF the architect the
bids heretofore received have not been opened, and
notice Is now hereby given thPt sealed proposals IL
be received at this Department un IL o'clock, IN
on WEDNESDAY, the 2}d Of October, 1857, for the
erection Of the jail In aud for the Distrc Of Colum
bIa authorized and provided for by the act OF Con-
gress approved July 49, 1866, and the Joint resolu
ton approved March 2, 1861
The designs, detail drawings, and specifications
can DO seen at the architects Office, In the eastern
grounds OF the Capitol, Washington city, every day,
except Sundays, between the hOurs OF a. IN, and
pm.
WORK brick work, iron work, add carpentry work.
The co ntrAetor whose bid may be accepted will be
required 10 enter into sufficient bond, to be Ap-
proved by the Secretary ofhs INTERIOR for tho faithful
completion Of his contract Payments will DO made
as the work progressCs estimates certified to by
the architect bat twenty per contum Of the estimates
will be retained until the contract 10 completed.
The contract will be awarded 10 the lowest re-
spons ible bidder, but the Department reserves the
right to reject any all OF the bids, should 1t be
deemed for the interests OF the Government to do So
Tho bids will bs OpCued at noon on the 2ith day Of
October next In presence OF such OF the bidders as
may choose to attend
Proposals should he endorsed on tho envelope,
Proposals for New jail, And DO directed to the
/" RscretAry OF the Interior WashinRtonI D. @.
WILLIAM T, OTTO,
Le2l.td Acting Secretary OF the Interior
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
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BIDS FOR GRADING AND GRAvELIHG.-
Bids were opened yesterday at the Mayors Office
for grading and grnvslirg Third street west from
New York avenue to X street. The bids were as
follows: Thomas Joyce. l5i grading, 9 gravel.
ingi Hugh McGinnis, 81 grading, 0 graveling ;
Dennis McNamara, 1T grading, 81 grayeling !
J. Kelly 4 Co, l3 grading, Q gravelingi Samuel
Cook, IA grading, 10 gravelingi Peter McNsm.
ara, l6i grading 81 gravelingi John @, Stafford
Is grading, 10 graveling; Joshua Cooksey, Is
grading, 81 gravelingi g. W. @. Eslin, IA grad.
Ing, graveling; Owen Dilley, l2i grading, o.
gravelingi John ouinlan, IL grading, 0 gravel.
ing Patrick ullinane, IL grading, 9 graveling.
The grading Is to DO done by cubic yard, and
the graveling by square yard. The contract was
awarded to D. Mcnamara
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MAGNIFICENT PRESENTATION GonIpr-

MAGNIFICENT PRESENTATION GoDLET.-
There Is now on exhibition at the establishment
Of Mr.. J. Kari, 4s0 Pennsylvania avenue, be.
tween Third and Four.ond.a.h streets, IN ele-
CANT solid silver goblet designed as n present
from the Washington Sangerbuhd to the Phila.
delphia LiedertafeI. The goblet is sixteen and
a half inches high, weighs three pounds, and cost
$3.50. II was designed and manufactured BY Mr.
Kari, and reflects tho highest credit upon that
gentleman. Oak leaves and acorns are taste.
fully carved on the outside, with the inscription
within wreath on ono side and a harp In bold
relief, on the other, and the inside Of the vessel
lined with gold. The covering Is also beauti-
fully carved and chased, spread eagle surmount.
ing the whole. The inscription Is as follows:
" Der Liedertafel der freien Deutehen Gemeinde
Won Philadelphis, EUR Erinnerung an das l0te
Algemsiue sangerfest, 1867, vom Washington
Sangerbund.m
The goblet will be on exhibition for several
days, when the committee Of the Washington
Sangerbund will visit Philadelphia and make the
presentation, and thnSa vishias tn viss and
anime this fine piece Of workmanship can do so
by calling at the store Of No Kar.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05

NATIONAL UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
The fourth monthly meeting Of the above as
ISOLATION was held last night at No. II Louisiana
avenue, Samuel Bacon, esq, (Presidont,) In the
chair.
There was very large attendance of members,
and installments came in freely. We understand
that the association Is In the most prosperous
condition, all the shares having long since been
taken The membership of tho association EN-.
braces many prominent merchants. There was
sold last night $2.SO0, at an average Of 6OI por
cent premium.
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Joseph II. SHAFFIELD'S FRENCH
81 CONFECTIONERY

AND LADIES' RESTAURANT,
No. 2i6 PeunsylyaniA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS,
FAIRS, RECEPTIONS,
DINNER PARTIES,
sUPPBRS, &c SC.
furnished at the shortest notice aud most reasonable
terms .
The best and arSt-c class walters Cooks, and all
kinds Of Ware furnished for parties II desired.
Prlvate Dinners, suppers, sc. I, &c, furnished at
my large and fne saloons at the shortest notice.
ss20 Inf JOSEPH II. sHAFFIBLD.
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SUPPOSED Loss OF VEssEL.-A bow
spirit, topmast, and other spars Of vessel hav'
been found floating near Point Lookout, and II
connection with large quantity Of hogsheat
stocks and barrel staVtI (cargo) being picked
up In the same locality, has given rise to fear
that the schooner Mary, which sailed from herr
a day or two previous with a similar cargo, hal
been wrecked.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05

PHILHARMONIC SocIErY.-This society, at
its last meeting, chose the following named gen.
tlemen rs members Of the executive committee
for tho next year Rev, DR., Gurley, PRESIDENT
@. @. Ever, vice PRESIDENT H. Townsend, sec
retaryi N, W. Burchell, treasurer DR.. J. p,
Caulhold, conductor N. J. lockwood librarian
II. II. Willett, s. Il, Bond, and ]. @. Hammer.
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Press CLUB-The first regular monthly
meeting Of the Press Club will be held in the
rsportorial room of the REPUBLICAN office this
afternoon at 4 o'clock Punctual attendance Of
members Is requested, as business of Importance
will be transacted.
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Duu LICBNsEs.-Liuut. Skipper = Vroat
ing CONSERVATION amsng the inhabitants Of the
First ward by his vigorous enforcement Of the
law requiring all persons owning dogs to have
license for the sHme.
D. Il. Haguer, Sarah Roberts, Charles Klotz,
n. NJ. 7. Page, VIM. Chase, and VIM. Chue,
were severaliy compelled to appear before Jus.
tice Morsell at the Fourth precinct station yes.
terday, and pay fines for not having licenses for
dogs which are by these parties owned. Let all
take heed
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STORING RAGs.-Oflicer Tucker, of the
Seventh precinct, arrested one Patrick Ian.
therm, a rag dealer, for violating the law by
storing rags away too near other premises. Jus
tico Walter fined him 50 and compelled him to
pay the costs, some 81 more,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05

FREAKS OF LIGHTNING. - During the
prevalence Of tho thunder storm on Thursday
evening, the lightning struck the drug store Of
Mcpherson 4 Ferguson, corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud First street east, Capitol Hill, pass.
ing down the spouting, cutting It open, and
thence to the show. window, SCATTERING the glass,
but without doing further damage.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Clara Open
heimer was arrested by Officer Humphrey, Of the
First precinct, Seventh ward,) on complaint OF
Lucinda Bell, who charged Clara with commit.
ting an assault and battery upon the person oil
plaintiff Justice Kean lned her $500.
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SANITARY CoMPANY.-Eleven written and
thirty.se verbal notices were served yesterday
on persons having nuisances existing on their
premises A number OF carcas'es were reported
and removed Two oolored children, who died
and were unable to be buried by their parents,
were inferred by officers Of the Sanitary com.
pany
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Cooper 4 Lati-
mer, auctlOneers, sold the property lately occu.
pied as grocery store, situate on Seventh
street, between q and II streets south, No. 5ss,
being on part of lot 10, in square 0Oi, the lot 20
feet front by lO9 feet deep, to Dr. F. s. Walsh,
| for $2,22j.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05

HoNoRABLY DIsMBsED.-The cases
against Messrs. Coleman and Crowley, charged
with the destruction Of promissory note be long.
ing to Patrick Walsh, before Justice Tucker, at
tho Seventh ward station few days ago, and
noticed by us at the time were promptly dis
missed. Messrs. Coleman and Crowley are
known as honest and industrious young men, and
We congratulate them on the result OF the inves-
tigation.