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4 WAY with SPEC
n TACLES.-0LD
EYES MADE NEW.
easilv.>without doctor
or medicines Sent,
post paid, on receipt of
10 cents. -,
DR.. f. B, FO0HE,
1880 Broadway, N 7.
WAY WITH IN
n COMFORTABLE
TRUSSES = COM
FORT AND CURE for
the RUPTURED. =
Sent post paid on re-
ceipt of 10 cts. Ad-
dress
DR.. E. B. F0OTE,
1880 Broadway, n. Y.
W roNF
- INFORMATION
TO THE MARRIED!
Sent in sealed envelope
on receipt of 10 cents.
Address
DIR. E. B. FO0TE,
author of NJ edical
Common Sense, lI30
Broadway, y. u.
mehl4dw3m.
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FOR SALE.

* GOOD BUILDING LOTS, IN GEO. l..
- Davenport's addition to the city of Rock
Island. Price fro m S26a to $3.50
Z Ten Acre Out Lots. situated on the Camden
road, half mile from the city of Rock Island,
well situated for gardening and residences.
Terms half cash and balance on time. ..
20 Acres known as the Gushing Tract, situated
on the Camden road. two miles from the city of
Rock Island and is beautifully situated for resi-
denees, Gardening, Fruit raising--has a good
spring, de-, and is about o halt mile from the
Rock River Water Power" Price, per acre,
$40, half cash and the balance time. -!s-
Also. number of lots in Davenport, Iowa City
and Leclaire, aud Farming Lands in Iowa and
Nebraska Territory. - -. - 't.- -
Apply TO GEO. L. DAVENPORT,
meh2sdwtf. at Davenport, Iowa.
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eco. Ii. GALE. - s. rwRIGHr'
GALE 4 WRIGHT

DRODUCE Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
/ 2I4 South Water Street Chicago Post Of
fee Box 642. Orders and Oonsignments solicited
rnay26-dGwtf 49, @& - z. a3r
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PETER FRIES,
WARNOCK & RALSTON,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED a
L Stable on Market Square, Rock Island, where
he keeps few good Horses and Carriages to let.
He also has a large covered stage wagon for fish
ing and pic mic parties. A share. OF public pat
ronage respectfully solicited
H- Prices moderate. Horses bought and sold.
E. G. SPENCER
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M. MARX,

DEUTSCHER ADVOCATE, ATTORNEY AT
- Law and Notary Public. Office in Post of-
fee Block, Rock Island, Illinois. eEA- A-9kSs
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WALTER KENNEDY,

JITINE AND LIQUOR STORE. CHICAGO
w bottled Ale and Porter. Palace Row, Rock
Island. Ill.
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Eric. Railway, ! va W1'ay, y
p to 27 Miles the Shortest Route.

All trains run directly through to New York,
Na- 46s MILES, without change of coaches.
From and after NOVEMBER 10th, 1866, Trains
will leave in connection with all Western lines, as
follows:
FROM DUNKIRK AND SALAMANCA-By
IL New York time from Union Depots.
500 A. NJ. NEW YORK, DAY EXPRESS, from
Salamanca, daily Except Sundays0 Inter
sects at Hornellsville with the S:47 A. N. Day
Express from Buffalo, and arrives in New
York at 1890 P. NJ. -.- -.
7:10 A. M. EXPRESS MAIL, from Dunkirk, dali
ly Except sundays.l Stops at Salamanca
9:40 A. Nj. and connects at Hornellsville and
Corning with the $50 A. NJ. Express Mail
from Buffalo, and arrives in New York at
-. 700 A. NJ n I'd Eazz-rl- ...-.
AIS P. NJ. NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS, from
sla Dunkirk, daily texeept sundays.l Stops at
Salamanca 6:55 2. NJ, 0lean 1852 NJ. (snp)
Turner's $3.50 A. M. (Bkft) and arrives in
New York at 1890 P NJ, connecting with
Afternoon Trains and Steamers fer Boston
and New England Cities.
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POLICE BUsfNKss-Seyen arrests were m AIDE
by the police yesfefddy-two for trespassing in
the county, two fer fntoxicat don, one tor disor-
Derby conduct, and two for fighting. The fines
imposed by Jpsfice Buckey amounted to $40
STEALING PEACHss.-Oficer Jores yester-
day arrested Zscariah Brown, Is years old
and James Eeckwi,h. 20 years old, for tres
pa. sing on the iarm OF VIM. Moreiand, near
ROCK Greek. and robbing his peach trees. The
two were arratgned before Justice Buckley.
VINO hned sbem esch $3.50 the charge having
been sustained.
GONE up.-Cmcer Robsy yesterday took
INTO custody female of loose report named
Catharine Young, Tor being inebriated on the
stIee's she was put in the sleek up,n and
afterwards brough, oct before Justice Buck
ey, who considered FER case and fined her
50 so. She being in state OF impecupiesity
the justice sent her up to the workhouse
DEsoRDKRLY.-A Grocer, named Patrick
O'Donohue cane beio ore Justice Buckley YES.
tsrday evening, arres.ed by Officer Nyies
charged with icing els orceriy, ard YVES tiped
S2..G. - F-E 's77.- SIS -
FIGHT1Fs.-John Erwin and Samuel Fran.
non were yesterday arreste d by uni Brown
and Heney for fighting, and taken tafora
Justice Buckley, who fined the former So so
and tire latter 81 so. 'sa .-a-
AcClDENT.-Mr. T. A Newman met with
serious accident on Sunday evening. As ne
and lis family were Roirg to BIadensburg in
their csrriage. pr # Of The harness broke
when going down steep hill near the old
dueling soUrt, letting the carriage run again st
inc nOrSeS. MI Newman, DIS wife and little
son were thiown lrom the carrIage, hurting
MRS. Newmen so much that she has be en- con :
fined 10 her bed. TIE little boy re ceived seye-
raj bruises about his LEGS, by the kicking of tue
horses, and Mr.. Newman ives somew what hurt,
though he Is shout attending to mis- bust ness
The carrtace " as bidly broken, but Mr.. New
man serDred other harness and thus managed
to Get home.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-No business wes
transacted on Change this morling, and the
total amount Of offerings amounted to $3.50
bushels Of wheat.
The PORT.-The schooner Ashland, Burton,
Captain, from Baltimore, and the schooner
Prista, Smith, L tptain, have entered, the form
er with guar o, tbs other light.
p SHIPMENTS OF CoAL.-From the Consolida-
ton Company to-day, s66 tons; from RAYS
dock, 1,l0O tons; from the Cumberland Com
pany, So tons; and from the Borden Company,
360 tons. T2Fr nr-
BUSINESS ON THE CANAL-T wenty.seye
boats have come down the CO lal with Goa, an q
produce since our last report, and 20 Soats
have gone out. Worknen have commenced tie
WORK OF building new feeder at lock No. S
THE CUTIET LoCK.-Workmen are Ell
gagged in erecting an engine at the outlet lock
for the puIpo-e Of pumping the water out to
complete the repairs. ar
4 HARBoR MAsTBR.-John Delzell was yes.
~terday appoint ted harbor master of the Chess
apeak and Ohio Canal, by Superintendent q
Il. Mans. vice John W Addition dismissed.
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EDUCATIONAL.

y OCK HILL COLLEGE.
IL ELLICOTT CITY, MD.
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
MONDAY, September2.
Board, Washing, and Tuition, $3.50; Entrance
fee, SIS; Physician s fee, So. Music and Drawing
au 2s-5w BRO BETTELIN, President.
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, A boarding
i and Day School, a. 18th street, Washington.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed Sep
tembsr 9th For circplars apply to ths PRINCIPAL,
Mrs: KEsLEY'S BOARDING AND DAY
WI SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES, will be
open for the reception of pupils on MONDAY, Sep
Evening classes for ladies and gentlemen in the
modern languages will be resumed about the 18th
of September. au "a I'm
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
l. FREDERICK, MARY LAND,
POSSESSING FULL COLLEGIATE POWERS,
Will commend its twenty fifth scholastic year on
the first Monday in September.
TOT 'A'A'i REV. THOMAS Ri ss II. CANN, AN,
au 15-6w President.
GEIOE ACADEMY, FOR YOUNG LADIES
- formerly under the able superintendent OF
Mrs. Richards, will be conducted by MIR. and
MRS. YORK, long known propretors and
prinCi pals of Moss Hill Seminary, a select board
ing and day school Tor young ladies, in the neigh
over twenty years in educating and teaching, both
in Europe and in this country, they can hope to
fulfill the duties they assuming with fidelity
and success. The next quarter will commence the
second MONDAY in September.
For further particulars please Apply to
Brooksde, near Washington, ID. o.
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sa satsi, III ED.1

full illness. in the 10th year Of her age Mrs NANNY
l.. G. LEE. wife Of Sam Lee, and y0ungest daush-
ter OF Moses T. anu Martha ,, RridweH.
Her funeral will take place at O'Clock to- NOR
row from her parents residence, corner 9Th street
and Virginia avenue. Friends and relatives are
invited 70 attend do4Hts a7a 4445sh 3
LINTON. On the evening OF the 24th inst. VIM
A.: LINTON IN the 7fth year OF his age. 80.
The friends and acq uaintances OF the Family
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from his
late residence, Nos 445 u street, Tomorrow after
noon ,at clock I. m. ~ gI5 49,, y 81
PLEASANTS. On Tuesday, the cath instant, OF
pneumopfa ,MATTHEW, youngest child OF Mat
Thew r, and Lydia NJ Pleasants. 5es7 nj I
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, at the residence Of his pa
rents, No. 279 street, on Thursday, tho 2hth
inst, at II O'Clock ., m.
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CITY ITEMS,

'WoRK DELAYED. Under this heading the
National Republican and Erening Express say
that the work of paving 7th street, from L to
Boundary, is delayed owing to the inability Of
the contractor to furnish stone from Rock
Greek. The undersigned is the contractor, and
cenies the truth of the published statement as
he has never failed TO furnish stone as rapidly
as called for, and says in addition to all Of the
contractors east Of Seventh street, that he can
furnish them all the stone they may need tor
paving which they can pay for.
- -. .t----- : -. II HnauRs
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MARRIED..

aFEGK-GREER.s On Tuesday 10th instant, at
Calvary Baptist Church,. by Rev. T. T. Hewlett
Mr.. VIM. N. PECK. of Fort COvington, N. Y :, to
Hiss MARY r. GREERy Of this cits.. -
LYNeH.GAIN9R;o op ne Esd Instant, at tine
Boyle, Lie1t. +. d LYNCH, us. NJ, to KATE B.
GHINOR beth 6fithis city. Nocards.1 5 -. .
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MUTUAL.
WOODEN,
Jmplre-M. Ricketts,. Atlantic cIub

umpire-M. Ricketts,. Atlantic club.
Scorers-Messrs. Lewis and Kneester.
The match game of base b Ill yesterday be.
tween the Jefferson of Washington, and the
Athletic Of Philadelphia. took place in the lat
ter place and was won by the Athletic, the
score standing: Jeaer. On IL; Athletic so.
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AMERICAN.

Consolidated .........5 6 3 9-34
American. 1 L o 3 Ali
Unpire-H. Towers. of the Creighton base
ball club
4 Scorer. Somer vile. rs
Home runs-Consolidated Business College,
4; American, o. ri =
An Interesting game was yesterday PLAYED
between the Woodb;ne and M utual clubs, re-
sulting in favor of the Woodlne BY the follow
ing score. - - .
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PAID THE PRNALTY.-Justic CuII had be
fore him this morning shop keeper, name d
Henry Long, arr' ted by officer Lusby, of the
eighth precinct, and charged with selling Ii.
xuor without license. The Justice heard the
charge, and fined the accused $40.
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JEwRLRY.-List Of New Styles of Jewelry
received at Prigg's One Dollar Store this morn
ing: stone Amber Sets, California Cinster
and single. stone Sets, Coral, White, and Blue
Shell Sets, Seal CHAINS, Jet and Bog Wood
Sets, 200 new styles Coral, Amber, and Anne.
Buttons. No. as Pa ave-, near AZ ST. Z
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THR FBEE-Dr. w hite, Uhiropodist, a24
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and.a-
lfand Sixth streets removes Corns, Bunions,
Bad Nails, &c, without pain. Office hours
from ga. N. to p. m $50"
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.--At a meeting OF
Metropolitan Division Sons of Temperance,
held at Union League Hall last evening, the
following were elected as officers Of the Dl-
vision for the ensuing quarter; W. e. Q. K.
Wright; H. r. s ). s. Hollingshead, jr.;
Treas, George E; Jellett, Chap. DR.. F. How
ard: Con-, T. E.. W. Finour A. G., J. q. r.
Clarke; o. S., George w. Mahr; I. S., f. Pill
ing. s-
At meeting Of Good Samaritan Division
Sons OF Temperance held in the upper room
Of Union League building last evening, the
following were elected as officers to serve dur.
ing the ensuing quarter: W. p, w. II. Moyes;
W H., s; Miller; r: s., - -; H. r.
S., Charles f. Frasier: F. s., Henry H Hazard;
Treas, John johnson; Chap. F. NJ. Bradley;
Con-, H. y. erosion; A. O., James Bangs I.
s., A. w. Hoff; D. S +. w Roach.
The election Of lady officers was deferred
until the next weekly meeting OF the Diyis.
ion. '
Upon motion, an appropriation was made
for the relief OF destitute German lady re.
sidil on Capitol Hi. who who having been Of
loon, firmly refused.
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ID, FINE BLACK SACK OoATs, from eight to
twelve dollars; fine black Pants and Vests, ten
dollars; Harris mixed Cass. Suits, from fifteen
to twenty dollars, at Smiths Great Central
Clothing House, 400 9TH st., opposite the Post
Office. F. =. - #s II. S,7,1:
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LARCRNY.-Mary E. Bovey, colored, and
age d 10 years. cane before Justice Gull yes
,erday, charged by Bernard Wood with the
larceny Of S1525. The charge wac sustained
and she was committed 10 jail tor court.
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A. GooD CHANCE FOR lEyE6TMKNT.--
Madame Prince advertises for sale the stock,
lease, aud fixtures OF her well known Milina.
.ry and Esncy EstAblishmenfl %, Market
space. Until sale isefscted, the ladies will
be able to purchase Miinary and FancV goods
OF q heavy discount from usual prices.
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made by the police yesterday were "a;
the amount Of fnes impose $3.50. The
business of each precinct was as follows
fines $50. Fourth, arre-ts, fine SIS. Fifth, s
arrests; fines "a. Sixth, 9 arrc-tc; fines SO
Seventh, ~ ARE ITS: fne- S5i Eighth. 10 ar.
rests; fines S3S 40, Tenth, ARE 3ts: fines SIS 80
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COMPLIMENTARY ENTHUSIASTICALLY
terday afternoon number of gentlemen, most
OF them Off GERS and clerks of The Pavmas ,er
Generals Office, assembled at the Everett
House at the invitation OF Mr.. w. b. Reed,
who has just resigned his position in that De-
partment. and partook OF a fine dinner pre-.
pared by Mr.. James Dorohoo, Of the Everett
Hon. Jasper p. Brady, chief Of one OF the
divisions OF the office, presided at the well
laden table, and Mr.. +. A. Tscheffiey assisted
at the opposite end, and after full justice was
done the cloth was removed. The health OF
Mr.. Reed was proposed by MIR. Brady In a
very complimentary address, in which he
spoke OF the clerks Of the present day as being
of better class than the generality Of clerks
of former years. and he was glad to see that
efforts are being made by them for mutual i'm
proyement, &c. Mr.. Reed. he was free to say,
was one of the best clerks he had ever met
with, and one whom he was sorry to part
with, while he was glad that his prospects in
business were 80 cheering. .-1a- a- .
Mr.. Tscheiff1ey followed MIR. Brady in com.
plimentary remarks to Mr.. Reed, to which he
responded.
MessIs. Lambert, Cadman, Bennett. Bowie.
Gillingbam, Fenu, and others proposed toasts,
and responded during the evening, and the
press was not forgotten.
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SANITARY. - -Four dead horses and six
smaller animals were yesterday reported to
Lieut.. Noonan, and removed. tT
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A VERY superior Double and Twist suit
Coat, Vest, and Pants-for a gentleman, fol
800, at Henning's One Price Store, corner 7th
street and Maryland avenue.
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WE HAVE one hundred samples OF Piece
Goods on hand, of which we make goods te
order IS per cent cheaper than any house In
this city. f+:. if4t1 A. SAKs &c Co.,
:
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SAY, JOHN where did you get that splendid
Black suit! Where! why, st liable Il Co.'s,
where they have the finest assortment of
Gents Clothing and Furnishing Goods to be
found in this city. Look in at 46s Penn'a av.
enue and convince Yourself
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OCp FELLOWS HALL-Mdcalltster To .7ight-
Tonight, Professor and Madame Macaliister,
the great illusionists will hold their first lie
at the above hall. Their progra nme is replete
with new, beautiful, and wonderful expert
professor and lady very successful season
One hundred costly and valuable presents are
given away every evening. As the hail will
undoubtedly be filled, we advise our readers
to secure their seats early.
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IF You are difficult to please in your wear.
ing apparel, call on liable & Co., ass PennsyI
vania avenue. and they will be sure to please
You; else you are different from the rest OF
mankind. = - ~ III
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day, while Mo- Woods, the driver of an ice
cart, was going his rounds, he accidentally let
fall heavy block Of ice, which struck his foot
and mashed his toes severely. He was taken
to his residence. on eth street, near the river,
tor attention, and colored woman was select
ed to apply constant cold applications to the
wounded members. She continued in the dis
charge OF her dnty till about 6 o'clock, when
MIR. Woods fell asleep, and then she robbed his
pants of considerable sum OF money, besides
stealing lot OF wearing apparel. the property Of
Mrs. Woods. Shortly afterwards Mr.. W awoke
and for the first time discovered the alb 3ense Of
his atten dant. Whittier she had gone no one
could tell, which circumstance caused scar CHI
to be made, and the tact became known that
the robb2ry had been perpetrated. Subse-
quently the case was made known to the po-
lice, and 8 search warrant obtained against her.
She was arrested about IL O'Clock in a brothel
near the Navy Yard, with fifteen dollars of the
stolen property upon her person.
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To HOUSE kREPERs-Those enterprizing
Young UphoIsters and House Furnishers,
Messrs. Kidweil s. HendeTson. at sos Ninth
street, advertise ne " stock Of the finest ana
latest patterns OF wail paper, window cur
taips picture frames, cords and tasseIs, oil
cloths and other thirgs necessary for the com.
fort ana satisfaction OF those who appreciates
a nicely furnished house.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
= PIGEON GUN, made by the celebrated T. Man.
ton, Of London originally cost thirty guineas will
De sold at the Auction Rooms of 7 homas Bowling
Noon September n, at clock. r.grl
Z se23-5t ras~s THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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To VAcATB CHARrER..-The Levy Court
through its counsel, Mr.. w. 3. Cot, has com.
rnenced suit against the Rockville and wash
ipgtoa Turnpike Company to vacate the char
ter, which, 1t Is ALLEGED, has not been complied
with, and get possession Of the road within
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i@ ALEXANDRIA CANAL AQUBDUCr.-The AL.
exandria Gazette of yesterday gays: A letter
from A. b. Barton Il Co., OF Philadelphia COM
ira ctors for building the Aauednct of the All
exapdria anal, At Geor setown, informs the
1essess of the canal that most OF the timber
TO be used In the construction of the work has
be en- sawed at saw mills in Pennsylvania, and
that some of 1t will arrive in Georgetown be-
fore the LIST Of October: that the iron castings
have nearly oil been completed and the
necessary quantity of iron rolled at the iron
works on the Schuylkill. and the requisite
number OF bolts and nuts have been cut at
Wilmington. By the first OF next February-ai-
lowing null time for accidental delays or h'n-
derance from the weather-the aQueduct will
be erected and ready to receive water, and next
Spring, upon the opening Of navigation, Alex
andria will once more be the port from W hich
the immense we .lth of the Cumberland coal
regions will find its exit TO the markets OF the
world, and the valuable space in GEORGETOWN,
now occupied as coal depots be made availa-
BILE for the use OF capitalists, who may erect
thereon large manufactures, to be worked by
the water power derived from the canal and
the benefits ACQUIRING from which, to George.
town, will be so apparent that even the few in
that city who own property above the site OF
the Aqueduct, and are at present opposed
to its erection, will be reconcled to It's COM
pletion rrE-.
For the qualification OF the George own peo-
pie it is mentioned that in the plan for the re-
construction Of the Aqneduct is embrl ced
space sutfi cient tor permanent railroad and
carriage bridge across the Potomac.
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Potomac o 1 Sill
match game was also played between the
base ball players OF the Consolidated Business
College ana the American club, Of which the
following is the score: t9f g" = .f
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or RIAL EsrATx.-The follow
ing tran sfers Of real estate were to-day report
ed bY r. m. Hail. real estate agent: iSub-divis-
ion 81 lot II d sqIare 116, at 81 $780, part Of lot
II, ii square y, az 500; part OF lot 2 in square
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RAJ EsrArn SALEs.-Messrs Cooper &C.
Latinfer, aucticneers. yesterday sold frame
hoy,so and ios on fWiftburger street. between
cts ana 7ffi ana s and T streets, to John M. .
, Ru0th. for 81, 4OO. ~'s-ss--
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aOYnM on SuNDAYs-A restaurant keeper,
named Thomas White. was vest 'rday arrigned
before Justice Morseli. upon the charge OF
keeping open on Sunday, and fined $40.
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~ THOMAS BOWLING, Auct, Georgetown

- TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia passed in cause of Brown
vs.. Brown and others. being No. S04 on the equity
docket Of said court will offer at public sale on
O'Clock T: nj p-rt of lot No. % in Beatty & Haw-
klns addition to Georgetown fronting 30 feet on
the west side of friedrich street. and running back
same width IS feet deep, with the frame buildings
upon the same; the lid part of lot No. % being
p.rt of lot No: p, in Old Georgetown. beginni ng
for the same at the north east corners of lot No q
fronting on the south side of Prospect street, and
running east 20 feet then south 10 feet, then west
~ feet, then north I20 feet to the beginning with
the two story frame house upon the same Terms:
one third of the purchase money in cash the resi-
due in and IL months from the day of sale, the
bearing interest from the day of sale, or the pur-
chase money may he paid in FIJI on the ratification
stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
e. P. JACKSON, Trustee.
Sc 16 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct