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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-24
HE LADY'S FRIEND for Aupust "a q,

LIE LADY FRIEND tor August is an
excellent number. a fine steel engraving and
coiored fashion plate, numerous woodcuts, and
a me collection OF stories and literary articles
torn It's principal attraction. Published by
Deacon Peterson, 3l9 Walnut street PbiIa-
delphia Terms 81, so year.
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WatePtOsvm Market.

Corrected Weekly by Rack & Sip.
Commission Merchants, Cady's Block I'd
Street, Watertown.
TUESDAY, July 23d. 1867.
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Special sOFscPS.

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therefore the nervous and debilitated should
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HhLNBOLDSFLUID EXTRACT BrcHr
IS pleasant in taste and order, free from all IN,
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ton, Miss MARY ANN OWENS, aged 81
years.
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ONCE, on I'd street. or of G. II. Bryant. a, Gill
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HIRAM BARBER, Jr,
Dated March 4th. 1867.
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tney don't cry about it, but resort at once to
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winch IN tive minutes does all that nature ovsr
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

ED VA skSTz6sIGH Au nn 2RSHEsITsu Ex.RAy.
iNuG and CHROMO6.
LnouP EExrToE CO. = sAs so. .s y loon ia
o. the adssisr 70 s. solo viinoSs rssstve consist
ins o. on psi9tnss knsrAvng s.a cAromLs seganily
scsass Hissorics ana Sssisss ssbjscss AZ framed On
S::s:s;:s: :;::;:I: S5 q c::s1 +
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

DY HENRY D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Nassau street, opposite the Post ONCE, Fine Ar,
Galleries. No 81 Fifth Fourteenth street, and
st5 Broadway. MINER a SOMERvfisLE will sell Al auc
ton, TUESDAY Sov H. 1t 1915 O'Clock a. their sslesroom.
81 Nassau Of elegant Marble and Bronze
Cloch Bronzes AZ: Ac. comprising about 5oo niecss
elegant designs and Of the finest workmanship. Also
large invoice Siiverplaed and bohemian Gassware
in great variety The above will bs exhibition Monday
morning.
THURSDAY, Nov IA a. 10s O'Clock the store No. 81
Lberiy Lease, good will aud fixtures ~ above
Store from December Nay 1885, also large and unc
when vas mad. for custom s.le. Particular In nfss
FRIDAY, Nov. Is N O'clock 81 salesroou ~ Nassau
street hnc collection OF ancient and modern ON fMning
being contribution number OF private galleries o.
"wednesday morning $3.50.
FRIDAY Nov Ia n 1O5s o'clock ~ the storage ware
Of w. a. Haerer yfonrth street. corner
Of Eighth avenue pay and charges large ss-or
ment OF Household Furniture belonging 70 " carroI
grnmey l. Tinbrook, j. Quick Livinsson, anu o'hs<s
Particulars 70. morrow.
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NOVEMBER II II II 1851.
CLOSING SALES or TIE xrLEHrLL STUD sAxN
At B0RDRNrOwN. n J.

on account Oh LDmooieto oopArtuxo koS SeAAOrhAA
ON TUESDAY. kOFEMBRR n
viii BE- offered public auction. 10 The hghest bidder wiz
all the blooded Horses forty 1.-Two Ia numoar
comprsng colt, and auiss y imported Ecpse upcrt:1
Teams, Carriages. Harness, saddles.
Aderaeys Of various and grades 100 Leiosse~
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL
will be offered three story Stone ana brick Mansion p fe
'front.' containing ~ rooms supplied with water fur
naces every medern improvement The grounds con
tam about ave acres Of shrubbery and TIMBER mnerA
springs and stablng FOR ten horses.
II Is situated 10 the town Of Bordenown. opposite TIE
Joseph Bon.partss residence Possession given In
m0aiA'''s f'suo5H TIE SANE DAY.
all the Farming Implements to large plantation:
iou''' ON THURSDAY NOVEMBER H.
win be offered twelve tracts 81 Land fronting on ~
enue containing ten to twenty-five acres wssersd bgs
never.failing brook 1900
For the stock and movable articles cash In baAkabs
funds.
For the real estate third CASH t.o-thirds on mort
Raac years. with legal interest semi annually
Sales positive rain shine commencing ~ ~ A. n ESQ.,
day.
boy, psr No. North rivers Philadelphia asSana =. -
Walnut street ferry .~.n rX..n
BoRpxsrovK Oot =, 1857. SSH *4ftA
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A BSoLUrE SALE or SUPERB PLATED WARE or
ship received direct from the celebrated mousse o cnAres
By HRHRY H. Lends MINER Auctioneers
sfss FRIDAY, November Id, ~
commencing at ivJ< O'Clock a. NJ, containing ct ~
At THE LEEDS ART GALLERIES.
67 and $40 Broadway, southwest corner Twen stroo.
In more eatensively Introducing in America the
Arstsc and elaborate workmanship OF this rno
Measrs Christone Co. consigned direct 70 US large
and valuable invoice Of the dnss goods 70 be sold at auoon
For durHbty Of material elegance Of artistic designs and
superlnse elaboration Of Workmanship and nnhn sneso
have equal In the world. They can hardly %
Distinguished from silver any respect even oy experts
alike with silver impervous 10 tho effects OF hre ;.
Many Of this invoice recently on exhioon y ne
great Paris Of this year where they inc
variably hghes honors for their works ct all
The great exhibitions Of kuropc even a. tho e ondon
Crystal Palace kxhbtion. In the catalogue win % tound
plate ii pieces; duplicate SGT furnished the EN-
suprsS oSnans.1ai Service ~ pieces in bronze and
,er plate Leas Ky style An elsg.nty ds;gnsd servcs
Grand Hotel Par pieces and other unique and Atisto
p and sets Of great valae Il
These services principally embellshed with artistic
st,tua n bronze. either silver or gold plated y he most
airline, MilisI HaiueL Roaiiard Thomas, KlAynan and
Others Also fancy and useful articles Epcrgnes
and SIDE Dishes, Salt Pickle and Mustard Dishes Beef
0ame and Fish Dishes with Water Pitchers Care
jugs 0obets Spoons. Forks, Knives Ornamental Vases
and CandeaSrss Des:er Vases and Dishes Te. Csddss
plate Ornamental all finished In tho most
elaborate and ar TIC desgna They viii be on cx
hbiton wednesday and Tnursdsy the two day. pre-
cedlnR the SALE from A. H. until 10 M at our oaer-
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UCTrON SALE OF cRoCKERY &C-HENRY @.
"A EVANS Auctoneer VIII SELL on Tuesday. Nov H. at
~ O'Clock, at Is Barclay street. general Of
white Granite and Common Ware China Tea Sets Motto
Conecs. Vases. French and English China, Toys Doll
Heads Table Glass and Cutlery suitable for the
ing holidays Sale without and goods carefully
repacked for shipping MMf
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"A GEO p. REED, Auclioneer
VIM. Penny salesman.
Regular semimonthy auction sale OF Wines. Liquors and
Cigars
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GEO B. REED CO.. Aucdoneers.
WIN sell THURSDAY, Nov. ~ At II O'Clock A. NJ, ut
their saicsr0on, ~ Cedar street. large and ue as
soiment Of choice Wines LIQUORS and Cigars All eools
saunple This sale Will command the a.
fenton OF deaes and others the stock comprea
Of the best brands Particulars fusure
e.
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a UCrION SALE-JOHN l.. TARGEE, AUCTIONEER,
"A magnificent Household Furniture. Pianofortes
Bronzes Works OF Art at public auction this day
West Sixteenth street. between Ffh and sixth avenues
sale at 10 o'clock superb farcr suits covered
scrpon; rosewood Eta Bookcases Centre Tables
xbnet velvet Carpets Pier ana Mantle Mirrors lace and
brocatel Curtains PAINTINGS by neut artists, bronze
statuary, Clocks, Easy chairs 70 ewood and walnut
UhnawArc Slverware alsssware also Furniture Of
var
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS. OR TO
those wishing to engage in that business Only oPpor.
uniy in The whole islsna q Cuba for ksspng Hotel on
n the block formerly Occupied BY The old principal theatre
destined become the largest most dious and Gle
giant Hotel Of the whole island Of Cuba,
pleted and offers splendid opportunity hotel keepers
10 those wishing 70 establish themselves in the
fully situated sructue Of our capital. The buiid.
ing contains magnificent reception room,
large sitting with balcony 70 the street; magnificent
gaiercs 6meers in width surrounding the yard extend
ing ioo meters IN length and closed with Venetian shut.
tcrs rooms the hrs foor large
The principal door with balcony 70 the streets rooms on
the door and sufficient further 80 70
be constructed Of brick beautiful kitchen with
venence: 5capacous for servants; bath rooms;
water closets The entire door Of frat aud second stories
Of marble The stairs leading 70 the hrst and second
stories Of white marble and wide and oOmmodious
There also for tho ae estab
tshm-nt for building; also private stairs for
ladies, according to tho American style All the windows
looking the provided With vensan aud
magnificent versndshs AID display frontage Of over 800
can breathe fresh aud pars air and which nsy serve a
water tank faueets Eas Az oyor the house stores and
other this kind Of
Applications will be received byJ. DURAHD, Broadway
New York MI N1
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"A Will sell this day At II O'Clock all the magn,1cene
Household Furniture Of three story house Is West
Fourth near Broadway. istng OF magn6-
cent Pianoorc four Parlor Suits O the richest doscp
Hair Mattresses OH Paautnss and every article necessary
for Housekeeping. 40.
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A UCTIoN NoTICE-ERNEsT ROTH. AUCTIoNEER
"A Auction sale Of 5000 worth OF

Elegant Household Furniture
at the story 1I9 Clinton place. Eighth
Sixth avenue Monday afternoon, November IL
IL O'Clock precisely, OF Velvet
Ingram elegant four round corner rosewood Piano
and maroon green gold and crimson and gold French
SATIN brocacl rosewood tagees marble top Tables Pier
and Mantel Mirrors Bronxos, Works
Gel curtsins rosewood and black walnut Bedroom suits
Spring and Mattresses black walnut Dining Furniture
ia green reps; Buffet Extension Table Turkish Chairs
Loungea Sofas Chairs Glass China and Silver Ware
Table Uutlery. Hall Stands Oiclolhs. &c. 1F
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| suppryr coun, u,x,,, T,,v tn,
| -. -..,...sS .N,s . 49,. I..,,.'
S esnsh yessIaN ~ occupied ~ CHER 'ushc'
1 Tss ,a,Io.,sH hs.,y ~ asa sn
| 49, ohosan is,, uus' ~, Nns a..
oM were ne e2un A. me Jus ao's Of Au9r.
WpaI,., ~. p.a w.. ry"
| go St "a W. 49, ~ nhtn ~ M
W. W. p.a.,t saG ~. ,h ~, ~ r vn.o H..
III, 10 ing .eI9'.eu .na h, ~ sup ds.,
,.Iisss,an' ~. 1--WE, LIP, ~, us ~
is,ss 10 n bst ., IN. pi.,,,e, '"a' 'A'' w
Ia the ease o. Hsu i.,S jS,. u Of the
peaee' uPvn I'm Sn an.i.h.L - " ,m sn1N
oau,e WY n sop ny 70 puhsueg9 ny, ~ Vmo !,
msoohauo,, A,t pIsI'e. n.o,hy Wusoh ~ ~,
1870 NJ 1890 pesu an...a ~ ~ ~ 4. ~.
ga,.,x p n. rs ,..nnoa,sd aaS -. na1 ir.,,s. :,
Lheir ne was Hsppoihed ana VI" NO" Ju'ues VI
ne pes nn again,
ING .neI 'usues tAla tnh' " sppesie, w tne .ouI
VIZ ne" app0,ptmsn' eohaonea sse ,u ~
,ne FORMER Cmee. inc hseen Ne Pown hntns
teIytnsd 70 feereate me innetions 81 sn omeeI ihe
rev omelal was not judleislly amenaoIe ior se'.
gone unasr the i'rm" appointment Inc case was
dt, mi y r.. o., .u.u.a
me mhsr o. ta'e upon ooh, ht sessa
misuse Of me onee9I eons'aoie oenE oAtep, M
Wilson sMd mat ms party had eeased 70 hoIs W
posuon OF eooshpiet haylng Dsen feoehuy oommi'
STONED a. lnshos OF .he peace.
Inc Ohief Jn'uee' W" ne promoted Tor 'ni' OIL
renee ,,
MI: Wilson. lprssupe 80, sir
rms case was also dismissed.
nunoer OF eases In Which briefs mad net oesn
prepared, Wers passed over ihiormany' "a,
Cheevef vs. Worster wilson. Inc proper notlee
o. appeal having h.en given In III case, II was
Pisseea upon me calendar ior trial a. ms term.
MT Jonas for hugh Caperon entsred q motion TOT
40 order directing the present mGr.hAi TO complete
the ludielA trans or OF lot JOG In beay sddiuon 10
ue1rgeiown to CaPorton. II appeared thai, At
lndeia taIe o. This lot In 1876 BY Alexander hunter
me ihen marsha, u was purchased by .. bohrsr
,oIS D soon aiter, both marsha and putehAso
'eins depo, IhomAs wood ard, hust-r depny, ex.
seated deed therefor as the late deputy OF the lac
mhr'hal TO Bohrtrs heir, BY whom u was eonveyed
70 hesNer hunt, VINO DECIDED IL In trust Tor certain
use, TO Capenon
Mr. Jones held thst The act o. Nay 1900, section
~ covered the case ard gave the marshal the power
70 make the conveyance mked ior
Inc Chlet justice shd mat the ACT confirmed the
tisht TO demand such conveyance 70 purchaser or
Judgment creditor. twas a question 10 the mind OF
ne Court whether MT Hyperion could be looked on
ga purchaser. For the purpose OF cesripg Oh this
aoubt the esse wa. referred 70 the auditor 10 make
sttioment OF the T. cts and authorities
Ths court To- q TOOK up NO lott simpson aud katon
Va william X snow 20 MI fotd tor Appehant'I
ana hes'rs Jone. and ASHFORD iot Appellees.
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3 800 -
cHILDREN's CLOTHING
OARIBALDIHHD zouAvE
rlN5 Ea HsP 7 E, & {" f Ali
CHILDREN
Three Years Old aHd Upward.
0Hi 03fRGCST Fi'A
FINE BLACx CLOTH
BEAVER SUITS.
Coo lick Cloth FrOsks, tle .
Black Cloth FrOeks, 80.
BOYS CoLo4 gD AND WHITE
SHIRTS
From 81 to -
cHILDkEN'S SHIRT WAISTS,
,,r,H Plaza E4S, 1yu IHd En-, FSid'F'i
MERIEO SHIRTS.
Boys Heavy Cotton s,es'.
SOUTHERN CAssIMEREs,
surrs
oEsrLEM N II and YOUTHS,
FLoCKs AND sHoDDY.
Sill. mixed Salts, go.
Double and Twist Suits, go
Standard SILK mixed Suits, sl6
Good Business Suits, el2 and els.
Kentueky Jeans suits, 80.
Good Heavy oysreoAss, to.
Waterproof Tweed ov"re""'r, is.
THE FINES SELECTION
PIECE GOODS
lever had now ready for
my U''' Low PRICES
HARRIkt
Raslish CsltInss, Beavers ca'simsrss, &s., mSd'to
order AZ '' NEW YORK PRICES.
HEAVY nlBBED
AEp
FINE PLAIN
NERINo Shirt AND DRAWERS.
1AxBs.wooL sh AZ = AND AYERS.
Very aas Waite and SearlsI Flannel Shirts and
Drawers
Boys MeTino Shirts and Drawers.
Country Knit SoskS,
Warranted BueksEin Gloves.
Pine Black Cloth Sacks, slos
Fine Black Cloth PrOeks, 80.
Fine Black Doeskin aud Beaver Pants, $40
Heavy Blue Beaver Suite.
Ysaths' Black Cloth Sacks.
| Children'H Black suits.
| Fancy Velvet Vests
| Fancy and Plain silk Vests.
White Duck Vests, ~
| BoyI' Standard School 6uiif, 5000
| boys' Cashmere suits, ss
| Boys' Double and Twist a 10, Wv
| Boyn' virginia Cassimers Suits
| Boys' Water proof Tweed ovs'coa".
ONE PRICE ASKED.
NoLBS TAKEN.
dEO @. HENNINs,
No. $50 Seventh street. near Maryland avenue
Corner Of Seventh street and Maryland avenue
IA / ! 3 3 3 / ! / ! "a b
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Bustesh, hearing was farther postponed to allow
the plaintIn to take further evidence.
In the case Of Tisdell vs. Mrs Drury the Court
directed the respondent to file Inventory OF the
effects left by hor deceased husband within TIN
iays.
The last will Of Philip ua,ry, Of Georgetown, D
G. made In that city on tho l2h % March, 1855 with
soansI hereto s made the Of February 1851 va.
leRaeies, gold snuff box set with liz diamonds, ~
his daughter His real estate (houses corner OF Yer
Prospect street, GeorgeiOwn,) with 7.So bonds aud
deposits In district banks, he bequeaths to his chill
dren, Kate; wife Of A; II. CIems Is, and bis sens
Charles aud James He names William H. DougAll,
Of Georgetown, as his executor
The will Of Alfred Hewitt, IN Ade May 10, 1867 was
also admitted to probate. The testator bequsaths Mr
between and Streets after her death the sams to
go to X Hewitt. Barbara Wall Ia named as ex
eeutrx.
The last will Of saills u. Manning, made jane G,
1867 was also presented for probate. The deceased
leaves TO her sister, Catharae A. Roach dwelling.
house No. 433 Thrteenth street. .ubjset to the pay
Ella b. Reardon, Ellen Cochran, Rosa NJ GArdper,
and william NJ GTeenwell. The rssiduary portions
% her estate Is bequeahed to the Same parties, and
william N. Roach is named as executor
ACCOUNTS
Accounts Of R. O. LumPkin, executor Of T. Lump.
kin Charles RosstAu, executor OF Eva Rupert
Jesse b. Wilson, guardian Of James 4. Owner; 4. y
Arnold, administrator OF George Poole; CathAriuo
Morgan, admnistratrtx Of Bernard Morgan Adelaide
Brown, guardian OF the orphans OF DR.. W, V. II.
Brown, were hlod In the course Of proceedings.
GUARDIANSHIP
Sarah Johnson qualified As guardian Of the orphans
Of John Williams, (eolored sOldler giving bond In
$500 with proper turetes
APPRAIsRNENT.
The appraisement Of the personal estate OF q. b.
Colby, consisting Of furniture &c, valued at tll6 20,
was returned TO court
REFORMATION.
lady from Baltimore county desired the Inter.
ysntion OF the court In q case In which money wal
due her son for back pay a soldier. 1t appeared
that the was alive and more than twenty .onr
years Of age The court said such cases were mol
within the Jurisdiction Of the court whereupon the
lady, In q very loud tone, declared that the only
reason that the paymaster's clerks would not settle
her claim was that she would not give up hel
American stag that the said payma,teI's clerks
had Informed her that 'rhey had killed widow
enough to be unfesling, ~ She ayowsd, however,
that she "stSod by her country, Aad In reference
to her means o. subsistence, Informed the assembly
that she "mads her living smoking her pipe, and
that that method Of getting along in the world was
'the bsauty OF the brickwork.' Having thus ex'
pressed her views she allowed ordinary business to
proceed, and retired.
The court then dJourned until Saturday next.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

ACCIDENTALLY KMLED.-Mr. Joseph DOgAn
q native OF this city, was accidentally killed
while hunting few days since. A dispatch re-.
oeived from his brother.in law, roads "Mount
Vernon, Illinois, October 2llt.-Joseph Began
/, dsad! killed accidentally while hunting will
b. buried tomorrow. q. II. Varnell The
deceased was but twsnty.thrss years Of age and
unmarried
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

SIZZLING ON SUSDAr.-Ellen Gould was ar.
rested by ono Of the officers Of the Seventh pre-
cinct, and brought before Justice Walter,
charged with selling liquor on Sunday. She was
required to pay q fine Of $50.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

DIsuIssBp.-Ellen Haak, arretted on suspicion
Of having picked the pocket Of Mrs Lucy A.
MINIS on Saturday last, had hearing ysstor-
day before Justice Chaplin. The plaintiff stated
that she was standing in front Of one of the
auction stores on Pennsylvania avenue on Sat-
urday morning, being there for some time. Mrs.
Haat was BY her side whilst there, and after she
(the plaintiG) left the place she missed her
pocket. book. She did not soc Mrs, Haak until
yesterday, when she had her arrested, but there
being no evidence to criminate the defendant
she was discharged.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

ALLEGED LARcENr,-The white boy, Elias
Hammond, arrested by Officer Conway yesterday,
on suspicion Of the larceny Of q COW, which he
was leading out of the town, was dismissed, 1t
being proven that he was employed by Mr. Glib.
son, the owner Of tho animal, to take her away.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

POSTPONED, Pratt, the janitOr Of Wood,
nnrd Hall who was to have had q hearing yes.
tsrday at 1 p. m. before Justice Harper, charged
with keeping disorderly house, had the case
postponed until p. IN. to-day. We understand
that he has secured the seryices Of the Hon. A.
@. Riddle and NJ. Thompson, esq, as his cOun
sal
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

REAL EsrArR TRASsPERs.-The following
transfers of real estate were reported yesterday
Part Of lot II, square 80, 10 feet inches, at
800; part Of lot IT, square sol, IA feet inches
at $3.50; part of lot 81, square $50, is feet, at
81, 200i sub.lots "a. 25, 20 and y, square 2lO
at g. ASS 4Oi .ub.iot IS, square 2l0, at $94l 10;
sub.lots rs and 20, square 80, at 81, 033. ISL
east part oflot II, square s2l, 20 feet, at $4OOi
south part Of lot II, square 769, 20 feet inches
at $780, lots 724, 725, UniOntoWn, at 81, 100.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

TUE BARNES MAGE IMBRoGLIo Charles +.
Barnes brought suit against r. T. Magoo, har-
Dor master, yesterday, charging him with As.
sault and battery. The case was the same as
previously heard before Justice Tucker, the
fracas occurring some two weeks since on board
OF a schooner Numerous witnesses testified on
both sides, resulting in the case being post.
ponsd until to-day at 4 p. m.
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WITHOUT Llcrssr-James, Nc arthy, store
keeper, was arrested BY ofassr Hickman, OF tho
First precinct, charged withtslling liquor with
Cartby $40 and costs,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

Property sALE.-J. T cOldwell 4 Co auc'
tion.ers, sold lot No. 10, square 1865, on Seven.
tenth street, between II and Psnnsylvanis
avenue, improved by a two.story basement and
attic brick building, for $6,s5O. Lewis johnson
purchaser.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

Average rate, 50 per cant.
The following named officers were chosen to
serre during the current year: President, Joseph
Prather; vice president, P. W. Dorsey troasu'
ror, II. j. mclaughlin; secretary, ]. Il ThVmp-
son; board Of directors, @. ii. B. White, Y.
Downing, ]. r. Chaplin, Thomas Rifle, II. @.
Windsor, R. c. Lewis, W. W, Burdstte, D. S.
Elliott, and r. Downing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

Fire CoNuIssIoNnRs.-0n Monday evening,
an adjourned meeting of the Fire Commission.
ers va, held at City Hall, with MessH, Garfield,
Berry, and Clarke present. The case Of John
Entwisle, supernumerary of No. 8, was invssti.
gated, and the charges not being sustained, he
was ordered to be reinstated, having been Pre-.
viously suspended. George W. Harrison, Of No.
/, was promoted from supernumerary to extra.
man, In place Of ]. F. Moon, resigned. The
attention Of tho Board was called to a number
Of minor matters pertaining to the interests Of
the department. A number Of applications for
positions in the department wsro received and
referred.