The national Republican., 1867-09-07

Real ESTATE SALEs.---Messrs Cooper a.
Latimer, auotioneers, sold the south 40 feet !
inches front, running back 70 feet, Of lot 10, 10
square 400, on Eighth street, between X and L
streets, to q. K. Andrews at 81 cents per foot;
also lot TO- In square 6l4, corner Of Fifth street
west and L. street north, TO ]. @. Naylor, for
70 cents per foot, and part Of lot s, In SQUARE
224, on = street north, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth west, containing 1850 feet, to B. F.
Williams, for $A,750.
Messrs Kilbourn 4 Latta, real estate bro.
kers, corner Seventh and F streets, have made
the following sales: Brick house and lot Q, sub,
square 295, on r street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets, to Rachael Troy for 5000 cash ;
lot 3, square 1874, on X street, between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets, to DR.. W. p. Johnston
for 81, AIS lots 2l and %, sub. square 236, on V
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, to John Burroughs for 81, 200; brick
house, four.story and basement, and part Of lot
7. square 200, on Thirteenth street, between Z
and II streets, to Eugene McSweeney for 81 10, 5OO
lot II, square $40, on Third street, between d
and Z streets, to Charles Graf for g. elb; part
square /, ,054, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets east, for IS, $50; lots and b. SUBJ square
$40, on l. street, between North Capitol and
First streets, to Samuel Adams for sOss; lot 81,
square 1857, on Jackson Place, between Pennsyl.
vania avenue and II street, to Hon. LORENZO
Sherwood for $s,11s; farm Of l47 acres, near
Muirkirk Station on D. 4 o. r. R., for 8. b.
Webb, for $40, 900; lots 10, II, IS and 10, sub.
square S38, on B street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets east, to g. @. Clark for 81, 5O4; sold for
GonIaga College east half square 623 for $35 0OOi
part Of lot 40, square 623. for @, W. Calvert for
81, 900; farm Of 1903 acres 4! miles from Wash.
ington, on the old Bladensburg road, for Thos
j. Barclay, for $4,000 casb west half lot 3,
square 406, on @ street south, between -Four.
end:s.half and Sixth streets, to G. Mangan for
81, 900.
SAN CoLLYER TAKEN IN AND DoYE For.
Yesterday afternoon gardener invited Sam
to take Q little bout with him, and Sam, who Is
always accommodating, logged along with him.
Very soon, however, ho found himself decoyed
into an out.of-the.way, up stairs back room,
where he was run, unceremoniously, into one
corner OF the room. While in this position q
regular broadsids was let into bis countonance,
aud, strange to say, II did not seem to hurt him
In the least. On tho contrary, after having
quickly and gracefully recovered his erect posi-.
tiop, he discovered that A. Gardner had taken
him to nicely. In q few days Sans friends
can call on Mr.. Gardner and be provided, at a
moderate cost, with Sam ss q citizen or In his
P. r. costume. The Likeness !, perfect, and
wall
Two ABANDONED WRETCHEs.- even.
ing, as Detective McDevitt and Officers Roth
and Leach, Of the Second ward, were passing
through street, they heard a fracas in
Dutch Mary's house, between Twelfth and Thir-
teeuth streets. Women, who were drunk, were
making night hideous with oaths and screams,
and the officers entered and found them fighting
and swearing. They arrested Mollio johnson
and Lizrie Smith, and took them to the Central
Mollie had to be carried nearly
all the way and Lizzie all the way. They will
have hearing this morning.
RuSAwAY.-About o'clock yesterday
as man named Guile was driving
buggy along New Jersey avenue, near B street
north, the horse ran away and pitched him out.
He sprang to bis feet quickly and took an opposite
direction to that in which the hone was going,
which appears suspicious, to say he least An
officer arrested the horse after the buggy had
been considerably broken, and oicer Hill left
them at Kollefers 4 Pywell's livery stable.