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OHCULT CouRr, .Jsdge Fisher.-ro-day, the
case 81 George y. Leefe at. the washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company was taken
up, Messrs. Merriek sad SallSdee for the plain.
Tin and Messrs. Bradley, Cox and Marbury for
defence. This Is an action 70 recover $4,000
by reason OF damages received BY the plaintiff
IN November, ls6s. b. having his hand injured
oy being run over, having, as is alleged been
thrown on car owing 70 the negligence of the
driver in not stopping TO allow him to ret OF.
The evidence was to the effect that the piaiptifY
was on the mont platform, and the car was
passing af rapid rate through the Capitol
grounds, being behind time, and the plaintiff
askeo the driver to stop, but the latter alleges
tnat ne was so near the curve that Ii was impos-
sioie 20 stop, and he ran into the curve. putting
the ofeaks on, which caused the car TO bound
BACK, and the plaintiff falling, was struck by
the car. and In throwing his hand out to save
nimself, II was caught under the wheel.
CRIMINAL Court, Judge Wylie.-To.day
henry Willis, indicted for an assault and re.
sisting an ofacer, was found not guilty. Samn
Jackson was found guilty Of petit larceny, and
sentenced to 20 days in Jail. Ann E Col well,
convicted Of Keeping a bawdy house. was fsnei
500 Henry Prather alias George Henry Pra-
ther was convicted Of petit larceny, and san.
tenceo to SIX months in Jail. GEORGE Washing.
ton Harness was con victed of petit larceny. and
sentenced to 10 months in Jail Auam Alias
Pink Jackson, convicted at the March term Of
an assault and battery, was sentenced TO paw
S27-2s costs.
EQUITY CoCRr, Judge DIN To-day, Susan
Is. Allen vs.. Thomas ID. Allen; decree Of d..
Sorce mensa ct thora, giving the property to
the complainant. Altman VS.. Huntiey: attach.
ment for &C ntempt against defendant for VIC.
latine injunction.
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LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Pos
Once, Georgetown, ID. O., June IS, lses
Lddees Lta.-Bake- Mrs Jane; Carr Mrs &
Mrs rh M Pas My, Mss s Raf ans
Ard Miss; kessler Elizabeth; Neville Miss V;
Pike Mrs; Roser Miss Emma ]: smith Rose T.;
SnadSen Mrs U Tenyson Mrs Martha A; VI.
mer Mrs Caroline; Vanneman MISS Annie;
virginia Miss NJ; Wetzel Mrs Margaret A:
woodward Mrs Madeline; Williams Mrs b 2.
GeTtemen's List-Adams Capt Milford 81:
Alien Charles; Allston Daniel; Arneil s N DIR;
Bets worth Capt VIM; Brockett Capt A; Bar
rel Joseph X: Calhoun John; Compton Lud-
We'll Coates VIM T; Franks Robert. Glover
VIM HI Grnber Frank; Gordon Leonard; GRAY
OnAs 5; Haiden VIM; Head VIM II; Heese
TOMS hraus IL; Llttleiohn Z A; Leech john ;
LeWis Ben; Leary @ Lynch Edward; Learch
Jacob Meredith Richard s; Pringle Robert 5;
lam lame G Hews kiley W.; smith jas; Studsms
w; shields Columbus; Uricht NJ; Walker F,
cold Publisher Times
ELECTION OF OFFICKRs.-At the regular
weskiy meeting Of Potomac Division, held last
to serve for the ensuing three months w. p.
John Lee; W. A., William o. Drew: r. s
harry Kaufman; A. r. s +, p. Berry; Chap.
IAN, G: s. Ramsburg; +. s. James NJ. CASA.
Oseorr; A. G., X. E. Smith; 1. s, M T. Smith.
~. >, n. L. Meredith: l. c., Mrs FAIR; A, T.,
u, MISS Carrie Reever; L. s., Miss - Reever
SrsPIcIors.-John Ryon was arrested by
Omcer Crump this morning, who found him
proving about town, and tooK him before
Justice Buckley as q suspicious character The
Justice gave hun half an hour 10 get ont OF
town.
MIssING.-A boatman on the canal named
isaiah Rose, who makes frequent visits 10
deorgetcwn, hiss been missing for the last
three weeks, during which time his wife. who
vs. very uns asy about him, has heard nothing
from him.
THE PoRT.-The steamer Thomas e. Cahili,
PIT Maith, has entered and cleared from and
TO Raltimore. The steamer George H. Stout,
Capt. Ford, has cicero for philadelphia: the
schooner Galloway c. Morris, Capt Morris,
has cleared for Boston; the schooner Rebecca
"a. Atwood, Capt Dosne. has cleared for Bcs-
ton.
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATroN-F
Primary School No. , situated at the corner of
hlgh and Market streets, taught by Mrs Tur-
neT, sisted by Miss Sullivan, was examined
yesterday by Mr.. Rams burg, Of the Board of
Guardians, in the elementary studies. The
school numbers ninety scholars, all of whom
We're present. Eight will be tran sferred at the
end OF the term TO a higher school The exam.
inatlon OF the school gave general satisfaction
Addresses were made by Messrs. HYDE, Magee
Newman, and Ramsburg, complimenting the
little girls upon their progress. Mr.. Dunlop
was present at the examination, as also many
OF the parents and friends of the scholars
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ALEXANDRIA 1rEMs.-The closing exercis

ALEXANDRIA 1TEMs.-The closing exercises
morning, when diplomas, medals, and pre-
miums were awarded deserving pupils.
The case OF John Delaney tor passing caun.
terfeit United States money, was called before
Judge UnderwoOd's court on Tuesday, and
continued. The witnesses rom this place re.
turned home yesterday
The annual distribution Of st. Mary's Acad.
envy takes place this evening.
A warrant was issued for the arres. Of a canal
boatman named Jake Blubaker, for swindling
blind man named H. w. Novel Of a mule.
Moses Stevens colored, for threatening the
was held in the sum of S2D security to keep
the peace for SIX months.--JourRat, to-day.
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LUxURIEs.-About lunch time TODAY a pro.
cession OF two entered our sauctum No. I
bore four delicious bowls of tartle soup, of ex .
quisIte taste and flavor with the Commitments
OF 7. NJ Harvey, the Chief OF Caterers, whose
title the .Oyster King does not convey an
'dea OF his varied accomplishments in obtain.
ing and preparing the best viands, as a Wis IL 10
his magnificent establ shInent, corner Of nth
street and the avenue, will show. No , bore
on silver salver four magnificent iuIips. the
fragra nee Of which filled the room and which
gave evidence, In their prepar OF the skill
OF Mr.. Force. the proprietor Of the bar at Har.
vey's, who has orr thanks for the same.
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NEW CoLoRRD SCHooLs.-Tbe Trustees OF
Colored Schools have entered into contract with
Arthur Psnnell. well known colored carpeu.
ter of the Seventh Ward, for the erection OF a
new school house on 2lst street, between X and
l. streets The building Is 10 be of brick, 4sxss
feet, and three stories in height, the lower one
being hall extending the whole length and
breadth OF the building, and IL feet in height
In the second aud third stories there will be
four rooQe in each. the second being IL feet
and the tbkd Il feet in the clear. MIR. L. Himpr
Is the architect, and the building, which will
cost from sl5,0O to $4,000, will be commenced
Immediately. ..4
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The ALEXANDRIA FREE SCHooLs.-The reg
ular yearly examination of the several Alex.
andria Free Schools was commenced yesterday
at o'clock a. m. There were present Mr.. Geo.
and numerous relatives and friends Of the
scholars. The examination was q rigid one,
and well calculated to test the thoroughness Of
the pupils attaInments In the several branches
of study. The s'little folks" stood the test
without fiinching and showed proficiency in
the pursuit Of knowledge that was no less cred.
table to them than 1t was to their teachers
AIezondrid Journal today. =
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named Michael
Padden, who was stopping at the Union House,
corner I3j* and E streets, was taken suddenly
Ill, on Tuesday night falling 10 the floor, and
expiring III few moments. DIR. Buckley was
called in and pronoun ced that he had died
from the effect OF heart disease. A coronpr's
jury was summoned by Justice Harper yester.
day, who, after considering the facts in the
case rendered a verdict that the deceased died
from organic disease of the heart The de.
ceased came to this city about three weeks
since, from Boston. where he leaves one child
his Wite being dead. and was here for the pur
pose Of collecting Government claim of SsOa,
having served during The late war in the 5th
Dited States cavalry.
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no fHI LADIIo.

We have received and opened 70. ysgE iaspec.
SSRMAH COSssfs. . yhieh " invite your your
sepeei.l attsnt1en; Ics yiIl l!ssss examine our
ths martet; sl:o, The BOSTON vHOGiDES
ase, snS tie 0bEssx CdIE1fsIs0 STIFF ss. ~ u
which We are the sole asents =
DOUGLASS RIO, MsnafActursrs,
spA sos 9Th street, bet. d and y
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UNNATURAL AssAULT.-On Tuesday, Mrs
Elizabeth Ann Scott was before Justice Smith
having been arrested by officer Lewis on the
charge Of having committed an assault and
battery on Mrs. Mary Giddins, her mother in
law, with intent TO kill, and the Justice held
was 10 the effect that Mrs. Giddins went to her
sons house to see HIM, having heard that he
was sick, and some words passed, Mrs Scott
charging that she had come there to make
trouble, and seiAng bed.slat struck her across
the head, cutting ii, and also bruising her arm.
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WANTED A, MOL. PRos.-In the Criminal
Court this morning, on motion OF Mr.. Mating.
ly, mol. pros. was entered in the case of his
client, colored man named Green, arraigned
for assault, and the prisoner was released
Another colored man in the prisoners box, to
be tried for robbery, called Mr.. Mattinely to
him, and whispered confidentially, Look a
here, boss, what does one Of them things
non poss-cost I'd like TO get one Of them my.
self" He was informed that the price had
gone up, and he could not be accommodated,
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CoCNrRY.MADE Ice CRRAN. Mr. W. J.
Niles, sends us a specimen Of his country IN ade
ice cream nom his "Magnolia Spring Dairy -
Prince Georges County, of superb quality, in.
deed. MIR. Niles has some fifty cows at his
dairy, and Is thus enabled to furnish ice cream
unsurpassed in richness and purity. which he
furnishes well packed in ice in any part of the
city at any hour required. 1t is by all odds the
best cream we have tasted for q long time
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ACCIDENT.-JOhn Wilkinson, carpeuter
about twenty three years Of age, was seriously
inIurned in the skull. this morning, about q
O'clock. He was al work on the dwelling of
Commodore Meade. United States navy, No.
1877 + street, (First Ward) and during repairs a
heavy board, fully IL feet in length, fell upon
him. DR.. Breneman was sent for, and, after
examination, advised his speedy removal
home, on Massachusetts, avenue, Sixth Ward,
which was done.
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THE NEW YORK CONvBNTION.-To.day, the
round trip tickets to New York commenced
selling at the railroad Office, 4O6 Pennsylvania
avenue, and depot They are sold at $3.50, and
are not good to return until after the 4th OF
July. The sale Of them will cease after the I'd
of July, and they will be good to return until
the 18Th II would be well for those who de
sire TO attend the Convention to make a note OF
these facts
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WORsISGs OF THE RECIPROCITY TREATY
"A few days since, Mr. Peter Berry, OF the 9th
street wharf. was the recipient OF about J. 500
bushels OF Irish potatoes and 100 barrels Of
herring from aboard the schooner r. M At.
wood, Capt. A. Done, direct from Prince Ed
treaty between this country and Canada. this
gentleman paid as duty TO this Government
about 81. $50 in greenbacks-
We are informed that bills of lading have
been received at the custom house for two
very large cargoes OF gas coal for the Wash
iLgton and Georgetown Gas Company, which
are daily expected TO arrive from one Of the
British provinces, on which 8 duty OF Al in
gold per ton is required to be paid, and will
amount TO several thousand dollars.
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-PKD8sP RsAWSoM
COY RsE:-A arge nan her of persous asserr ble6
attee Plney branch race-course ana Al H. a.
Len finey Bran eh Hotel, about three miles
from ne CITY, on % a Iith street road yesterday
e s . n, " WIZ <ss the walk against time
anu Sss, " xark Grayson, the champion
az r;nn 1 re and long distance walker OF
~ ,os., wno announced through Mr.. John
IA ~ ~ Sn, l; this city, who will accompany
money va jet on TO- days walk; that he merely
Sae TO walk by way Of putting In an
aPpea an sc before the Washingtonians before
sU,H his long and heavy walk bet ween the
wv Sents named above. He intended that the
ane aid style Of walking on the present occa.
.o should Be similar to that which he would
pane on his long tramp Of $500 miles in rs
0ys. For this Journey he has just been
framed, and during the so days inst put in, he
mas trayelved Loo miles through Michigan
and back, and thence through Canada, Yer.
mont and New York, besides taking indoor ex.
ercise. II was also announced that he would
ieave this city Tomorrow, and again 60 in
framing preparatory to leaving New York on
the 7th OF July for California. ON Q wager Of
ST. ID aside.
Before Mr. Grayson WALKED, two lads of
about IL years each, ran a scrub race Of halt
mile Tor purse Of s25, the winner making the
dismnce IN three minutes, and the loser com.
ing in one moment later.
Mr.. Grayson then started on his mile tramp.
neel and toe, which he made against q sti0
wind, In II minutes and Is seconds, but it was
quite apparent that he was not doing hls best
Time In fact, he remarked, when he came ia,
tpat ne mad frequently done his mile in eight
nunntes. A heavy rain here set in, and Mr.
Grsrson did not walk his hour against dis.
lance.
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OvERBoARD.-Last evening, about half.pest
eight O'Clock, youth, named Thomas Bah
cock, residing near the southern terminus of
the Long Bridge, fell from pier Of the bridge,
and would have drowned had il not been for
the assistance Of q colored man, who pulled
him out The little fellow was fishing, and in
attempting to pitch his line lost his balance and
fell overheard.
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The CORPORATION APPOINrNENrs-Itl is
understood that the bulk OF the CORPORATION
Appointments will not ne MADE until next
week. and a caucus OF the Republican mem.
bers OF the Councils. which will be held to.
morrow afternoon. may possibly make recon-
mendations for some OF the offices
Among others who are applicants for posi-
tons, II is said. are Granville Hartford of the
Third Ward; s. Mcfarland (colored,) Second
J. b Crane, Fourth, for Clerk to the Centre
Market; J. G. Cleary, ]. w. Beall, and Nj
Dufey. for the Commissionership Of the Third
Ward; w. Morse, Fourth Ward: g. w
Wells, Fifth Ward; Benjamin Severson, late
Engine er Washington Canal, and Mr.. J. g.
DuilH, Sixth Ward, (by his friends,) for Water
RegIstral
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THE RIVER FRONT, June 25.-Berrys
WhdJ.-ArIl ved-Schooner Moses Van Name.
Capt Van Name, from New York, with stone.
for Washington contractors; steamer Express.
Capt Nickel, from Baltimore. with passengers
and merchandise.
The new steam ferry boat City OF Washing
ton, belonging to the Washington and Alexa6
dria Ferry Company, atrived at Plney Point
last night She Will reach Washington some
time during the day or night.
GMndnd's Whdyf.-Arriyed-Schoo Sal.
lie, Capt Bowie, wood, to market, Pilot Gan.
Norris, do. Sailed-Schooners Fanny, Cant.
Ashton, light; Benjamin Cox, Capt. FrsSklin,
light; Felix, Capt. Murdoch, light; Mary Ann,
Capt Davis, light William Thomas, Captain
light
GREEN'S Grf.-Arrived-Schooner lookout
Capt. Branson, with wood, to market. Sailed
Schooner Marshall Perrin. Capt Packard, TO
Georgetown, to lead with coal
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THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN MEErING-A
meeting OF the Third Ward Republican Club
was held last night at Wiseweli Barracks, X
j. Beall in the chair, and VIM. H. Posey secre.
tary. A brief address was made by Mr. Bond
after which an adjournment was agreed upon
till this evening, for the purpose Of nominal.
ing ward Officers
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ACCID1NT.-Mr. ID. w. Fowler, wood and
coal dealer, corner Of Sd and ID streets, acct.
dentally fell from tree yesterday morning
and striking against wagon beneath, was Sc.
verely bruised. He was taken to the drug store
OF Messrs. Merchant l. Butler. corner Of I'd
street and Indiana aveEue, where proper treat.
ment was rendered.
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JONI H. SURRATr--On Tuesday, John H.
Surratt accompanied BY . few friends visited
Baltimore to attend to some business, and viii
be absent few days. Upon his arrival in
Baltimore, he paid visit to the ONCE OF Mar
shall of Police. Surratt's health IL quite feeble
superinduced by excitement OF mind, and his
long ipcaT ceration.
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JEwELRY.-Silver Plated ware, Fancy goods,
rams and Satchels, received this morning at
riggs One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i}6
Fennsylvanla ave aue, near AZ street.
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vAddEABLE IMPROVED PBoPERTY IN
~ virtue Of deed Of trust to the undersigned
oSsring gate TIE 18th DAY Of june, 1851 and record
ne Land Records of the District Of csiumbis,
q the e., 9Th d ss. Of July p; is ok SeIoct
one undivided moiety, or half part Of al;
that parcel Of ground and premises lying and stu
ate in Georgetovn. in said District Of Columbia
known = and being eli that part Of Lot naGbered
ten, CoD in Beatty & Hawkins addition te said
love-, contained within TIE isuswine metes aud
Beeinnine on the east side Of High street afsy.
one SD feet two q? inches south from Beau slr.rs
and thence running portberiy on High street to
Beail street thence esstesly On Bsalf street one
thence south parallel with High street two, ~ feet
and fhence IN straight line to the point OF begin
ming, with the appurtenances and buildings to the
same belonging.
Terms Ct sale One half cash; balance In six
monthss with interest, from day OF sale, secured TO
satisfaction OF Trustee. SO 10 be paid on the close
OF sale: Conveyancine aud stamps at purchaser's
cost. If terUs are not complied with in 1--WE DAYS
from day Of SALE Trustee reser wee right to re- sell
at purchssers risk on ave days notice
0AHLON ASHFORD, Trustee.
Ie 4-eo&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor of a rare and delicate boquet OF
flowers, and in this respect is unrivailed. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. an
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DR. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, ga Penn.
sylyania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets
established 1851. Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails
Enlarged Joints, Warts. Moles, &c. ,suceessfully
treated without pain. The shoe can be worn
with ease Immediately after the operation
Hours from q. m. 10 @ o. m
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POLICE lrKNs--Mary j. Brooks was before
Justice Harper yesterday, charged with nett
larceny. She was committed 10 jail for court
Charles Ellis, fined 80 by Justice Harper fol
being disorderIy, was committed 70 the work.
house in default Of payment.
Sarah j. Carter, fined g for being disorderlv
by Justice Tucker, was committed 10 the work.
house in default.
john Mangum was before Justice Tucker
Yesterday, charged with assaulting Mary A. J.
Wilson. He was fined So
Offcer Williams, Of the second precinct, yes
terday arrested Henry Willis, q fugitive from
justice, upon q bench warrant issued by Judge
Fisher. He was turned over 70 the Marshal.
Detective Bigley last evening arrested Q no.
torious character named Pink jackson, b fugi-
i've from Justice, whs has been harboring him.
self N Baltimore He was turned over 10 the
Marshal
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DIED.
CLARVOE. On the night of the 2Ith instant
EDG q z, the infant son Of John A. w and Ro
sells Clsrvoe, aged rnenths and weeks.
We could not keep you darling,
From thy home above;
God has taken thee for an angel,
spite OF our care Ar love.
And though our hearts will sadly ache.
still We can gladly gay
In Heaven where ell 10 peace and Joy,
Well meet some brighter day.
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of his parents, No 677 eth sire {, Island on FL
day. the 25th instant, at O'Clock p. IA. The rela
tend.
CISSEL On the night Of the lath inst, MAR
TIA a nUaIhiA !; nssd one year and one month
Funeral will take pla e rom their res idence on
n street, between 9th and 10th, to-morr morn
ing, at 10 click.
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It's GOOD EFFECTS ARE PERMANENT. In
this II differs from all hair dyes. By its use
luxuriant growth is guaranteed, natural color
and gloss are restored. One trial Will cause
you to say this of Mrs. 5. A. Aliens improved
new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, lin one
bottle.J Every Druggist sells it. Price One
Dollar oo
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SUDDEH ILLK.ss.-Capt. A. q. Nickel, of the
steamer Express, from Baltimore, was sudden.
~ attached with hemorrhage from the bowels
on board his boat last night, after she arrived
at her wharf in this city. This morning he is
suffering very much, though his physician
thinks him much better, and by no means In q
dangerous situation. =, =
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FoRTCN ATE--1esterday morning, Mr.. Z. q.
Wheeler, junk dealer at the foot Of TIN street,
arrived home from Richmond. Va, on the
steamer Vanderbilt, Capt. Colman. Procet 1.
ing TO his re- idence, he remained for an hour
or two, when, upon looking for his pocket
book, be found it was gone. The book CON
tanned upwards of 50 and some valuable pa.
pers. an amount which gave the owner con
siderable concern at the prospect of losing: 50
ne for thwith returned 10 the Vanderbilt in the
hope that he bad lost it on board and it had
fallen into honest hands. As soon as he reached
the wharf Major Quinn, the steamers purser.
recognized him, and told him he knew what
he was looking for, al the same time handing
him the pocket-book, with contents untouched
which had been found by the chamber maid in
a state room, and turned over to him for resto-
ration 10 the owner. This voluntary surren.
der of so considerable amount of money was
highly honorable in the chamber. maid and for
her honesty Mr. Wheeler rewarded her with
the PRESENTATION OF a five dollar note.
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MAD Doc KILLED.-Officer Evans, of the first
precinct, yesterday shot and killed a mad dog
ON ~ street, tetween L and II streets south.
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SALE OF REAL EsrATk-Messrs. Green 4
Williams have sold lot No. n, in square 900
near the corner of L street south and 7th stree,
east, 20 Nehemiah Stone, for $1,000.
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WHITE SUITS
for Men,
sill sizes, at
A. Saks x Co. Seventh street.

GRASS LINEN COATS for e so. Linen Dust.
ers for travelling purposes. White Duck Goats
shrunk in hot water, SO and SS. Irish Linen
Goats and fine blue Linen Check oats At Geo
G. Henning's. No. 5lI 9TH street
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MARRIED.
SMITH-BENDER. At st. Aloysius Church,
Jrly 18th, 1875. w the Rev. Father Roccofort,
JAS. w. SMITH, of Md, 20 Miss MARY A.
BENDER, formerly Of Philadelphis.
ROBEY-ADLER. At Philsdelphia, on the 2lst
ofAneust. 1851, by the Rev. J. Walker Jackson.
THOs. ROBEY, Of Washington. d. O., to REBIE
daughter OF George 8. Adler. Esq., Of Philadel-
phia No cards.