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HRAvY GIRDBRs.-There are now being re-
eeived mere by rail the large iron girders for
tas new Masonic Hall, corner Of + sad 9th
streets,) ana they attract much attention, beIn z
Dot uIfie less than nifty feet in height, and
weighing aDsut s,Oop pounds each. They are
CT wrought iron. made AT the Phoenix Works
he 10 % On each fioor,) which will support the
floors.
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ESLAFGING THEIR CAPACITY.-The Grea
Pals Ice Company are having built on Watel
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
q substan tial steam barge, Of ninety feet length
and fourteen .eet in width, for the purpose o.
increasing their facilities in the transports s-Jn
&. ice from the falls TO the warehouses - and
rear JChnson's wharf The barge viii be Of
the Cathcar propeller pattern, of eight horse
power, and when completed will cost the com
psny about our thousand dollars. Mr.. p. )
Craig is the contractor ana builder.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
n THos. pOwLING, Aucnoneer; Georgetown }.

u
18th, isss; yin sell, in front of the Auction
Hlscrtment Of HonsehoIa Turnituse and III.
is de- 10 Also one f faS%k ss. bowLINeA,,,
For RENI-A handsomely furnished DWELL
ING on Besll street, containing Ia rooms, gas
and water ell through the house;
ING. in co,piets order, sont.ininr six rooms S
several desirable DWELLINGS, in .xrerlent
gG9S i 8u On on s Sod tern, aDg to
de7st cor High sad Bridge sts., Georgetoon.
LADIES rUBs,
For GREAT BARGAINs in GENUINE and
FRESH FURs of the LATEST STYLES call at
the store established In lsiJD Of
SEYMOUR,
de- St. in Georgetown.
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown.
VERY yALTABLE IAPRovEp PROPERTY
OF sTCG II0R STREET, GIORGET0WN,
Il On fsfDAY, December nth. 1863. =, fou-
Us%se. sar Of ~ LIZ, 's Il front Of the
s.,,S q 30 and Nth
a s.Des' nov being sIssted BY. aenSy Cooke,
new story Brick s1idinS .Sd three s saf'
room eant and essr sshs bath
me bouse, and all modern improvements. ImIns
Terme: One third cash; balance in 6 and IL
months, with interest se.ured by o deed n trust
on he property. Conveyancing aud stamps at cost
OF the purchaser SlD Will he required when ths
dea-dSds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
g G0LnsTEIy, LICENSED PAwNBRoKHR
~ 30 IS Bridge street, Geo. getown. ". ~
z Money advanced Oh all binds of Mer-
shnnolse to any amount; and for any time0 ~
and sold Business strictly confidential mis- im
EEoCERIEa AT REDUCED PRICES.
For the convenience Of my rieuds ana the puh
hc In general will offer my large ard well select
at prices
AS Low AS ANY IN THE DISTRICT.
particularly call attention TO my Brown and
W hlfe sugars, Coteos. ground and roasted, white
and green; Teas black aPd green, very superior
wines and Liquors, WHISTLES. Chestnut Grove
equal t any WHISTLES ia the District; Heish's
Flour; all kinds of Cspued GoOcs, Drips aud other
luXuries; Fancy AID staple Goods
no4lm Southeast cor. High and Bridge SUE
nECLJNE IN DRESS GOODS
- JUST received II 4 OF Bridge st. Georgetown,
superior English Serees. double width, at 50c. the
September pdce vas 75c Imperial4 lido, ct szssc.;
ne September price vas 81; Beautiful Mohair
MfSfares In all colers. at 81 and S1zc Merinoes
Empress Cieth, Alpscae ard Reps. very cheap:
Gahcoes at and l'c., full MaddeI Prints, l2lac.;
french Chintz, Sec; rlosks and Cloasing Cloths;
ehawls. Blankets and Quilts. We invite su exam.
inatiop OF our stock, pronising sreat bargains.
no IN I'M bE6JAMIN MILLER.
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GETTYSBURG NATIONAL CEMRrERY-The
annual mCetIHg Of the Board of Managers OF
the Soldiers National Cemetery at G. gettysburg
was held last evening al the Ebbitt Hone.
David Wills, ESQ !, IN The chair, and J. r. Bart
lett, Secretary.
Reports were submitted by the President,
Mr.. David Wills; the Treasurer, Mr.. s. r.
Russell. and Mr.. X. II. McCurdy. Chairman of
the Executive Committee; all Of which were
approved
Mr. Selleck, from the committee appointed At
and supervision of the Soldiers National Gam
etery, on It's completion, to the United Stltrr
Government, submitted a report: which was
accepted and approved.
The same gentleman, from the committee tn
make arrangements for the ceremonie7 AT the
conservation of the Soldiers National Mouu-
ment upon its completion. submitted a report
stating that the monument would be completed
early next summer. The committee, consisting
OF Messis. Wills, McCurdy, Ferry, SeIleck
and Ramsey, was continued, with full power
sary TO insure the conducting of ceremonies
worthy ,ae important occasion, and to selsct
sn orator 1t WAS also decided to consecrate
the mon ument on the LIST OF July next.
The proposed monument Will De of marble,
and t5 feet high. The top statue represents toe
Goodies OF Liberty. and is 10 feet inches high
II Twas eutin Italy under the superintendent of
Randolph Rogers, and Is now on the ground
At Gettysburg The shaft of the monument is
OF " hIte granite. and is already cut and ready
TO be shipped from the quaIries at Westerly.
Rhode Island Four statues represent respec.
lively War History Peace" and
Plenty" These are IN the hands Of the
sculptor IN Italy, and they will be shipped
early in The spring. These will be placed
around the four p destals or corners O. the
monument.
The following officers were chosen for the
snsuiI year David Wills, President, John
X. Bartlett Secretary; s. X Russell, Treasurer
Executive Commiftse-R. II. MeCurdy, Of ~
Y; Benz. Deford, of Nd; Henry Ed wards, of
Mass; Edw. NJ. Dubois. Of N. J.; w. Y. Sci
leck, of Wis. Auditing Commttee-Henry Ed
wards, John X. Bartlett, Gordon Lofiand
The Executive Committee was Instructed to
inquire INTO the exrediency OF erecting an OBJ
servafory or tower in the cemetery grour ds
and, If they deem il advisable, TO procure and
report TO the Board plans and estimates Of the
cost OF such observatory.
The Board decided to call upon Gen Grant
and Hon. Schuyler Collar this morning at A
o'clock, and adjourned 70 meet at Gettysburg
on the 3Gth of June next.
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE CO.,
b "A II KI
FIYfrznIB STREET, OPPos'YI TaxAsJs,
Buy and se at csrrent market rates, sua
constantly on hand fall supply Of ali
aOvERNMENT BONDS,
sEvHH.THIRTIEs, AND S9APOUHp
INTEREST NOTES.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., s1sos.ss
and collections made on all soes ssibls po;nts
cliff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-10

DOCTOR J. H. THOMPSON HAS RRMovRD his
ONCE ana residence from the FIRST Ward to
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, imme diately east Of Four
tenth street Once hours before 10 a. m, an
nom to p. m. Hours of attendance at the
Woman's Hospital, from 1 to 2p. m. every
day, Sundays excepted. 1913
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NEW EXPRESS LINE.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON srlAMsH1p


COMPANY
THE ONLY Direct LINE BE. -
fWEEM NEW YORK AND E
This Company viii hereafter run two Steamer,
aweek,
Leaving New York every Wednesday n I'm.
And every Saturday ct II m.
Leaving Georgetown every Monday Ct an. m
And every Thursday ct D m - NE
Freight received ct al times and eorvarded n
lowest rates, %
i. JOHN =. DAVIDSON, Agent,
90 Water street, Georeetovn
u. BLDRID0I 90, Aeents
Alexandria
mfo-u l19 Wau street. H~vHorh
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IHE METRoPoLITAN point OF ROCKS
RAILRoAD-Mr. Murray's men, who were
arrested lew weeks ago at the instance of
Mayor Bowen and Mr.. Crane CCommis3iope
OF the Fourth Ward) flr digging two bitches il
ist street east, contrary TO law-on the work of
construction OF the Metropolitan branch of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroid-on Monday re-
sumed work-a temporary in iunctIou having
been granted 10 restrain the Corporation from
interfering with the construction of the road =
and by noon yesterday the temporary track
was laid down in this city and ross Boundary
street into Mrs. Gales field, ia OF Ter that elrtn
may be brought In for the filling. The whole
rod being under contract, the work will prob
fbiy be pushed on as fast possible, If the
weather should be favorable, instructions 90
the contractors ma wing been issued with vie w
10 its early completion.
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+ list RATIONAL BANK
OF WAsHIHGTOH,
q. D OSOKE, tsf Jay Cooke q Co.. Pr..losa.
Wh. 9. RUHTINGT6H, Cashier
GOVERNMENT DrP9sIroas
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TUE UNITE
STATES,
lS:A Sweet, eSposiss tAs >sd -sry DspGy,aen
Government Securities With Treasurer Unit,
States,
~ OS4 MILLION DOLLARS
We buy and sell al classes Of OVERNNSF
SECURITIESat current market rates
FURNySH EXCHANGE ssd ssabs Cei.ss,,s.
10 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES o. THS
5NITED STATES.
We purchase Goyerrmens Vouchers on "a.
MOST EAVORA6LB TERMS. and Give on,
tui attention to
ACCOUNTS OF y 5SiakSS M6k $40 El1 h.
and 70 any other business entrusted to a.
FULL INFORMATION 10 regard to 9OVBBs
MET LOANS ct all times oheerfully turnisAss
WI. Q. HUHTIHGr0H, Cashier.
Washln gton, March q, 1855.
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GsHTLBMES's PANTALooNs.-The largest
assortment ever offered TO the public Is now
open for inspection at Geo. q. Hsnning's No
5ll Seventh street. Good cashmere pants.
looms from four to five dollars. Fashion, biy
cut panfalooDs. OF desirable patterns, for 6, :,
9, 9and IL dollars. One Price Only-m plain
figures.
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WEEKLY PRAY BR- MEKTINGs.-The congrs.
gauoE OF MckeDdree Nj. L. Chapel, on Massa-
chusetfs avenue, between 9th and nth streets
VINO nave recently had an addition of about
one hundred to their membership have ar.
ranged themselves into four PrayINg Bands
and will hold prayer-meetings every Friday
evening, at ~ O'Clock, in the basement OF Nc
hendree Chapel; at Mr.. q. H. Lewis's, 2CU p
street, between 18th and 18th streets: at Rev J
Rice Browns No. SIS M, between 9th and 7th
streets, and at Mr.. Il. Borland's, No. 40 5th.
between U and + SITS. These meetings will be
conducted on the Itinerant system, and thus
each leader and his class will be al each ap-
poinment once a month. The meetings will
De open 10 the public, who are inv tied TO attend
them, and they will no doubt be prod uctive OF
much good; particularly In the sparseIy settled
portions OF our cIty.
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APPLICATIONS IN Y.-Psrsous
wishing to apply for the bensIt CT the Bank
rupt Act, who cannot pay afty cents on a
dollar OF their indebtedness. should apply
before the 1st CT January, the rfme 20 which the
operation OF the fifty per cent clause Of the act
is postponed.
GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law,
11,9 and Solicitor In Bankruptcy, City Hall.
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Of this edition viii 6s sod nj tbe ME-. unes
ehose .Comsle sets In . neat box will be fur
PROF. FORTRESS MKNrAL SCIENCE
TIE HUMAN IRTELLECT: with an Intro
suction up n Psychology and the Human
soni By Prof.. Noah Porter, u. D., OF Yale
college One vol. sve., nearly zoo pages IS 90
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conlrg Holiday season. We name in part:
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RICIIyED AT TIE

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OUROHILDRINs PITS. Illustrated with
seventy hve Designs by Birket Foster,
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THE ERCKMANN-CHArRIaN NOVELS

MADAME THEREsE; OR. THEW oLUN
IkkkS OF 81. One Volume, lsmo. Ten
Iuu page Illustrat1ons so
MADAME THEREsE: or, THE VoLu,rEERs OF
E2 10 the stery OF Q ctraadters IN the army th.
Moeeile-a division of tile Republican forces-lefE
for dead the battle Geld Of Anslstt rescued aud
brought beck TO life by brave German doctor.
The ttory asounds in graphic pictures OF country
life on the borders Of France and IL OF the
most chstming Of mosern fictitious PRODUCTIONS
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are chiefly brought down the Tide Water
Canal-another Maryland improvement-taken
up the Potomac river aud delivered at the low
rates which the water, the cheapest Of all ave-
nues Of transportation, enables the b0atmen to
afiordl
The abs urdity Of the statement made of the
loss, OF citizens Of Washington Of millions by
the alleged charges Of the Washington Branch
road, will be appreciated when the fact is
stated that for the past three years the whole
freight business 20 and from Washington
amounts to less than Sl25,000 per year. It Is
needless to state, also, that It's charges are
strictly within It's chartered limits, and gener.
ally largely less than authorized by law.
As evidencing the liberal policy Of the Balti-
IL ore and Ohio Company, It's charges for pas
sengers from the West to Washington aud
Washington 70 the West, Notwithstanding the
thirty. one miles greater distance,l only the
same rate as IL charged to and from Baltimore.
From the facts ana tariff rates adduced, the
many statements regarding oppressive charges
are so palpably and recklessly contrary to
truth as not to be worthy of serious notice or
refutation.
The immense and rapid growth of the popu-
lation Of Washington certainly proves that II
possesses attractive and commanding haciiisie 3
is needed from Washington.
On examination OF the statements made,
which can be verified by all who take the
trouble To make inquiries, 1t will be seen that
but one road IL really needed, and that is road
which will lnterseet the Main Stem OF the Bal.
timore and Ohio Company, giving the city OF
washington me shortest POSSIBLE occoss 70 tuo
Southwest and the West and the Northwest =
a line which will reduce, In connection with
the Oonnellsvllis road, the distance from Pitts.
burg and the northwest SO largely-a line
which opens the Cumberland Valley Of Penn
sylvanis, the Valley Of Virginia, the western
counties OF Maryland, wCst Virginia Ohio and
the great central West, BY the shortest and
checptst practicable route.
This subject was fully discussed two years
since In Washlngto and although prejudices
engendered by rival interests and misrepre-
sensations then existed, yet the facts were 50
clear and Commanding that the people Of wash
ington and their representatives, the Mayor
ana City Councils, were anxious for the con-
struetion Of the road from Washington 70 the
poInt of Rocks, rs the great, reliable, and prac
ucal remedy for all disadvantage under
connection.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

NERVOUS DEBILITY, with its gloomy at
tendants, low spirits, depression, involun-
tary emissions, loss of semen, spermator-
rhGa, loss of power, dizzy head, less-Tof
memory and threatened Impotence and
imbecility, find sovereign cure in Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Specific No. Pwen-
ty-Eight. Composed of the most valuable,
mild and potent Curatives, they strike at
once at the root of the matter, tone up the
SYSTEM. arrest the discharges, ,sand Eimpart
vigor and energy, life and vitality to the
entire man. They have cured thousands
ofeases: Price s5per. package Of six.box-
es and vial, which is very important in OBJ
stinate or old cases, or 81 per single box.
Sold by all Druggists, and sent by mail on
receipt of price. ajuAddress HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HoMBoPATHIo MEDICINE Co.. 562
Broadway, New York. jy13-deod&w1y
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WASHINGTON
ConyIcts Taken 10 Albany.

Egg 11s I.' p WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.
Fourteen convicts were taken from the
Jail OF this city and put ON the O'clock train
to-day for Albany, New York. Four of
these are white persons. The others are
colored. Their sentences vary from one to
eight years. Levi Tanpin, convicted OF
manslaughter in the shooting of Thos. H.
Kelcher, and sentenced to eight years In
Albany, is retained, as strenuous efforts are
being made to obtain his pardon. ~ e'}
Corner Stone. h.ia
The corner stone of the new NJ. e Church
South was laid with suitable ceremonies,
at 8 o'clock on Saturday. II 5as .5nef
Health of Stevens. ..s9
+ The health of Mr.. Stevens is somewhat
improved. He had an attack of diarrboes,
which caused uneasluess, but that has been.
checked, and he is now comfortable, and
expects to leavefor home in few days.
COIOred 8Order State Convention.
The Colored Border State Convention,
composed of delegates from the various
border States, has been in session at Balti-l
more during yesterday and to-day. A
stirring address to the colored people of;
the South has been adopted, in which the
blacks of the border States, who have no
votes, call upon their brethren to vindi-
cate themselves in this, their first trial., in
the Presidential contest, and aid their dis
franchised brethren to attain the right of
suffrage, byiolaboripgs earnestly, for, the
election of Grant and Colfax. ,ffp
Damage i'm Baltimore from the
Flood. 'i9 ''ig i'''h
The, City Commissioner of. Baltimore
yesterday submitted to the Councils a re-
port ofthe damage done to the bridges and
street of that city by the late flood. He
estimates that to. rebuild the bridges and
repair the streets will cost $215000.
Advertisements Removed.
General Micheler has ordered the remov-
al from the rotunda and corridors of the
Capitol of all statuary. paintings, or other
private property. This is in g mpllanee
with the joint resolution passed to prevent
the Capitol from being made show room
In future. ] @JHI1 5ft - HodGn 5n 4
Public Debt-The Gold Balance.i
The August statement of the public debt,
which is due to-day, will not be issued un-
til Friday The LIST of July having been
the close of the fiscal year, no statement
was then issued, and the comparison, there
fore, will be with the June statement.
The decrease in the gold balance will not
be SO considerable as has been, generally
expected outside, the Department., owing
to. there being two months receipts from
customs to offset the fully interest, and also
to the fact that the Alaska purchase money
will not be ACCOUNTED for until the next
exhibit. -
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sherif,s Sale. {
lids Court of Common Pleas of Frank
.,( lin County.

Marcus chids Court of Common Pleas of Frank
P.O.Jones etsD r-t nnll'S'a I'm 00uhty' t-I
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IN
J. the above stated case from said Court to me di-
rected will offer for sale at Public Auction, at the
door of the Court House, in the City of Columbus,
on siI'it n3hH ,S2U0 ,sds d3i1W 20
Saturday, the 2ad day of August, A. D. 1858,
at o'clock p M, the following described real es-
tate to wits ii no a-rr!gqG 9Gs.Tft y.aE
Parts of lots numbered four hundred and three
(4O and four hundred and four 4ozt in the city Of
Columbus o.. beginning at the sonthesst corner Of
lot No. 403 at the Intersection Of Third and Friend
Streets thence west with the lines Of said lots on
corner of that part Of said hot No. 4e4 con-
yeyed 1 By said Childs and wife, 1 to John
j. Harris, thence north and fat right an
giles to saidi Friend street. and with said Har-
ris' east line one. hundred. nine sndC onefhslf
O9l feet; thence east and parallel with the south
line of said lot four and one-haf az feet thence
lots eighteen S) feet to theine Of BigeIow Chapel
lot: thence with the line Of said church lot east sew
enty-seven and onehsf (71s) feet to Third street;
thence running on the line of Third street south
one hundred twenty-seven and one-half (271< feet
to the beginning, and being the same premises con-
yeyed to- the said Catharine Jones. wife OF P, o,
Jones, by the said Marcus Childs and wife by deed
of the same date or much thereof as may be nee
sssasy for that purpose eexcepting. however, said
Appraised at six thousand dollars.ls.iia 9ifr-4
a-,rI- ,,,.,f GEORGE H. EARHART, Sheriff -
80 - ,''''. ~ and Master Commissioned
Ryy. 8. Bull. Deputy. sn1t LII o.
Prinisr's Is FEES M Sfs.5o. hIs ''di''' = i''' ""'
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Wednesdqy, 4ugust 5.

SNOOSE wsarsssaqagss 4 august 8.
NEIL HOUSE.
wssG. wGS iebsn6n. al o; Tom Moore. Hanilt6n .; Isaac
Dickson, Baltimore. Md Moore 5 Falls. do
q G Taiiaferrt do Ernest Wolf. Cincinnati. .;
W Dickey, Cleveland. .; W M Winslow Phil
adelphis Pa ID Worton, San francisco, Cal
Mrs Mary Clark Cornhil Fr; q R Yrouty Indianapo-
lis Ind: J Howard and, wife Piqua Ohio;. Samuel
FuIlington Irwin do, William Donaldson Steu ben
willie do; Mrs "A q BETTER. Cincinnati D; q d Bush
Rochester Pork; r II N ugin New Comerst An o;
UJesse Kins,ey do. .Rodaey Dennis Hartford Ct;
Robinson and wife, Akron; \ Budd, Hamilton; J
Y!fRey j Davis Urbana, II Markham, Oiaciu
natl; Gerhardi. Philad phia, Pa. John McFeels
wife and daughter, Steubenville: ID G Baker and
mother. Newark; Il B Felt. N Y; Jo Perkins and :
boys. Cleveland: W Finley, Toledo; R Crum. do.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
W M Raney Groveport o; F Burn do; r No
Carm Dresden do; Phil Jagode Penn; C Wilson In
diana: Bond and family Wayne co Indiana; John
BOND do. Thomas Il Bond do; VIM HAYDEN and
wife Delaware o: ID Watkins Newark o; s Wy.
eth Tnscola Ills: A W Smith Steubenyille Q; Mrs +
Fields NsgarkQ " Lest snd wife vi ~ NsE " Martins
Columbus do; w G Corwin Mt Gilead do; b Blet
.W.Wilcox; ;sPogtasge co Ohio; cav Williams d
J + Timmons w est jefferson o; J W Robinson ani
wife MarysVille o.; w W Slack GAINESVILLE o; !
Ashworth do; Alex Patton Lancaster Pa; A Saw
yer Albany N *; q Tucker cleveland o; w
Scotten do; J Cleary San Francisco Cal.
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Sheriff Is Sale.

e Jane Kenney Court Of Common Pleas of
Kate Ksnnoy en- eye ct ais On partition iaaSS' ~.
GIN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE In
IL the above5stated ease from said court to me
directed, will offer for sale at public auction at
the door Of the court in the city Of Col UNI
bus. ON Dn6 ,1Fn fUI b9sEGJIBq ssW J5tfg0
Monday, the Path day of August, AID
,.fauinIosT3Ea ~ 1868, wa, .b1tafsl9Zs
4 gsSSsPi ~ the f9llornF DESCRIBED real ss
b East half of the middle third Of inots 5ls SIT
and 51s in the city Of Co1umb US. Franklin county.
Ohio. as the same are recorded ON the plat Of said
VI iTSsrms-one-thfrd Of the purchase money to be
paid on dsE Of sale 9He-third IN one year the bal,
and secured BY mortsaEe on the premises sold. =
Appraised stss 500 Co., I'D u -, f-i3fsifgs h,
hti ''n''i 's'S51 iGEURGE h. EARHART. Sheriff.
ByJ s. BULL, Deputy. t-,-T IL, :, r, ~
! 0rTo DRESEL, ATTY. A7SsNA iy23-d1t&wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

ANOTHER OF THE HARNESS THIEVES AR.
REsTED.-Marshal Murphy, assisted by OFF,
Ger John1 Naddy, on "Wednesday arrested
William Anderson (brother of the Ander-
son already bound over to answer a charge
of larceny, about seven miles from Kirk
ersville, where he was working as a farm
hand, on q charge of being concerned in
the. larceny of harness from Mr.. Patterson,
at Gebanna.s Anderson was lodged in the
city prison. The Marshal requests us to
ask Mr.. Patterson to call on. him immedi-
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