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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-10

The Ohio papesss ssres squarrelipg about De
location Of the State Lnnatic Asylum. Each edi;
torsvsutsitnear hs osm Q6ee.SsSS 3wi iEy,
IL Within two months Asts have been shippea
from Letington, KY, %00U balfeb Of corn TO the
distilleries OF Bourbon and Harrison counties in
-Jesss Thompsoaa hss.been arrested a. yicks.
burg charged Uith nardsr, ,ofs GsAszal Hind
man, he having confessed to negro that he did
tie deed, though be now denies it. T.a ";Ff'i '-i'
The Umon Psc;Gc road conveys passengers
ons thousand -four 'huBdred and thirty niks from
Ohicsga t'0nly ten dsys to CaEdfdrnia' issdyer.
tied By the icempanyi in connection with the
Wells Fargo h1presa a,rii,a, .,xs tg,s sc:,s:i. ,g
lit is stated that there are now oyer three
hundred graduates Of female medical colleges IN
active practice ID the Umted States. somsof wnom
are m the receipt Of $40 600 per annum nom them
----4A bill is on its third reading in the FenDes,
sss:Leeiaktute proriding that lawyers who do not
gain their eases shall not receive any tee, Ihe
nea ia to preventn edless litigation, which IS stln.
uhted BY INSCRIPTIONS lawyers. :, :.
-A Radical Journal says: 'sk IS said that
the Ku Klux hung b negro for snal aAair. r lie
hSd done nothing but murder two white men, one
white woman, and . ht1ew white girl, all On the same
day. si}aiis,iI, ispIi!et - !lgt;iSt oft o. assrs.
-.From 1863 70 Jnly, 1851, .$47,0O0, ana IN
the fiscal year closing, with june, 1868, $49, ,0O0,
had been received from unknown persons at the
Treasury Depart ID Washington, and credited
to the 7Consdence Fund. "i7 ~ s"'1''. FI'',. '.'
oh, November 2#h, It ethe house Of che hte
Baron Rothschild, in Paris, 600 poor persons
wess each, presented with q twenty franc piece,
about $4in goas making the munihoent sum Of
$4,000 in gold ,,,,,ss;.,sz,o isA.j,,, ,e,s.. ..s
yeined, and nearly oneshalf covered with gold, was
found recently IN the Lincoln tunnel, Butte coun:
ty, $500 feet below the top Of the shil- Il con-
tanned about five pounds of, gold, worth $ls pea
ounce, and its xslne Was about 81, ,oSot ,,gG o "
a. subscription paper for religious objects
remarked sWei, q Iesu givs, I've dollars sqd nott
feel It" tThen,n said' the solicitor, give ten
and feel It The point was seen at once, ana Che
money was 6ortheomisg. hnr .idGs3seG a9I
--AArPsriaau' ssstistician eompateg chat as the
II p H.. IL k>rn t,oav,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

EBBITT HOUSE-O. ". WILLARD.
+ Christie, Ohio; Edmund de Buck, Phila.
deiphia, Hon y freinghuysen, N j J M
Peruvian Minister Gustav Hahn, Wilksbane,
sipei My'atS r. Gin s.nnsg faGS
gan, Philadelphia, X II style, Rlcbmondj. q o
Buntelie, Coast Survey Mrs y o Buntclle
Md two Sniares ohsrpn w ynlIsSs
England, o b 0obufn and wife, Lowell, Miss
Alice Cobutn, Lowell; Miss Julia Nesmlihj
Mary pof xy l NJ. pS % ss ks S.! HIs
Sogiesen, ohioi Hon A q bailey. Rome n y
sSiisdsleSia' " Pkins and SSiis'' Z, miss Ms:
KIRKwooD HousE-Kso.
Geo w williams, Md B X Roberts, bth Ar
s s, M. I "a: Col gosn Ms4Ss A
Gen J II qleeson, Irelandj VIM futile, Z A
futile, N Y; O b Loyelefs, Syracusej Chas
wsss "a w X Ts. SSy. oSn ysr n qsS
s N a!ehons, B.ltimorej r 4 Charles, y Y;
willard. vi Daniel Y All, Psi Soi z Sh, II
Ss&1i GspSi Pe %s% f ss S r I Roi
iiday, J Harry Hart, d W C6ace, = Elmore,
W n smith, Pa; Z 2 Judd, New Haven, Ed
ciscoj l. Hapgood, Sterling.
METROPOLITAN-Po l. SHELLEY.
W II Ellison, Mass; Jas D Cracker, W W
Reynolds. N ri Miss L Worrall, War
rail, Ph,l., N NJ si%pteS, n Y,A Lewis, Kyi
/ D Brinteroa ron N Z; John nee Peaduck, " Phiis;
II O Pea.on, Awood, N Wv J eastman
and wife, San Francisco; T II Hubbard, Mass
Isaac A Bromwell, r 1, + Q Rudd, s Mackey,
Jas smith d b Tutiett N VI Mrs T Moore
and wife, Germantown, Miss Kate Diggs,
salt9i MT: NAY TsTs ,I, B Bra
J W Gordon, Lynehbugi Bumond, Houston
Texas.
| SEAToN HOUSE-JoHS II. SHMNEs.
Theodore sutro, Baitimorej q Il Jones
W Chapman, philadelphia weinber
aso M,Ss PeMI Ma HI s sassy 6 Sss
natl, Ohio, i. Don McOlaln, Ind, Hiram
Torrey, Philadelphia O y Reese and wife
Hagerstown, MIDI A q Snoun, Winchester
Ma; " Maxwell, philadelphia; Mrs MAI,
ton, Montgomery Go, Nd; Blake, Nc.
| OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
GA Keasby, r Y Hall, Philadelphia P 81
Waters, MIDI y " AImitage, 7 2 Williams, a
eityi W J Crosby, fredericksburg, Val Rob
Peters, Gal; NJ Rorf, U A.
wILLARDs' HOTEL-SYKEs l. CHADWICK
Earle, N j q W Thompson, K Il Jose A Vega
N VI Jaointo dag, Havana, CUBA; Alber
| Boxer, Boston; T McCloskey, N Y; John 1
FinneBsn, Newark Philip Quisley, Del, Perry
n RReLeon' savannahi John q Sake Albany
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOTEL
| 3 Howard, Md; 5 W Register, Baltimore
Simonton and wife Maine; John II Phelp.
Msnehsster, "; 2 7 Garrett, XVI John Mn
Ky; SIS DEAN, Lancaster, Penn; Lewis Zim
mer, Philadelphia.
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-
lsyPRENE CovRT7dEsERAa TEnx:s NJ. a,,e
sat In bane, Yesterday
On the motion of Mr.. Kennedy, a number OF
graduates OF the Columbian College were or.
dered to be admitted to the bar Of this court
upon taking the oath prescribed BY law.
on the recomm endation OF the examiners.
Garrett VS.. De st. Able. Action Of repleyin'
for the recovery Of chattels-plea Of PLAINTIFF
incsPacity to sue by reason Of his having been
Justice Wylie delivered the un unanimous opin-
Ion of the court, sustaining the demurrer to- the
plea and directing the parties to go to trial on
Byrne vs.. Davis. Appeal In ehancery. case
seeking the recovery Of certain money alleged
to have been paid us1riously; A., .n,,, .,
| the court The act Of Limitations, he said,
governed the case, and while the plaintiff WAS
entitled to recover the usurious interest which
| he had paid, he could not recover any money
he had paid more than three years before the
commencement Of the suit. The Court had
concluded to adopt the report OF the auditor
as the basis on which to found decree In ac'
| cordance Of this opinion.
THE MAlLLoCK CASE.
\ dunton vs.. Mock, This case came up again,
Of an appeal bond in fsyiving an Injunction
which was dissolved by the order OF court sp'
Judge DIN delivered the opinion ofthe Court,
as follows; In this case the question 10 raised
whether the bond and order annexed, approved
BY the chief Justice, operated as q revival OF
drawing from the bank Or from the General
Government q fund to which he was directed
to be entitled by Judgment Of the court Of
, %s ,Ss III 81 as oP sss et aSs
low, dismissing the bill OF complaint, did not
revive the Injunction, and the language Of the
order AZ the foot Of the appeal bond simply de-.
had no effect to revive the injunction granted:
II did,sottas supetsede,s, Is true, But what
did itsupersodef Simply the execution Of pre-.
stays execution but It does not revive all the
preliminary orders, like motion Tor putting
OF the case on account of the absence Of
In our view Mock was AZ liberty to demand
amount that was awarded to him.
executed and approved, we have concluded to
deny the motion to set the snmeasids;
Davidson vs.. Stevens 4 Phelps. This case
comes again into this court on motion to
Ak the penalty OF the bond on an appeal to
the supreme Court Of the UnitedStates,
Mr.. r. @. Brent called the attention Of the
report that the receiver Of the revenue OF the
arst three months OF 1868, was tlo,Iso 80, This
road, for Messrs. Stevens 4 Phelps, the les
ssiysd ono.Esif and The isssiver the other
the receivers half OF the revenue. He thought
that tl50,000 would be proper penalty.
After argument by Mr., Merrlck and others,
the court hxed the penalty OF the bond At
10000. .H
'EF rel. Thomas J. Hughes on writ Of habea'
corpus.
This 10 the case of the soldier whom II IL
alleged enlisted when he was under Is years
Of age, but made oath at the time Of his en-
listment that he was then 10 years old. The
case was reported some months since.
he n TIA Mi aah IA Nuf ri
the prisoner.
| Adjourned,
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The Coolest and the Best.
No. $50 Fifteenth Street, Opposite Treasury
MINERAL WATERS ON DRAvoHT.
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A NTHKAClTE COAL FOR THE NAVY.


NAVY DEPARrNEsr,l
BUREAU or EQUIPMENT AMP REesu,Iso,
Sealed Proposals for furnishing Anthraeite Goa
for Ihe Navy, 10 DO delivered during the nscal
year eadlng Sth q June, 1852 VII DO RECEIVED At
These proposals must be endorsed .PIoposals for
distInguished from other business letters
Tho offer must be for the delivery 1000 tons, Of
This Coal must be Of ths best Buck Monntaip OF
spects, for the purpose Intended, which equality
will be determined by board appointed by the
Secretary OF the Navy after the reception OF the
bids, -. ,
The name Of the Coal proposed to DO furnished
The price must DO for tho Coal delivered at the
Philadelphia NAyy-yard, or on board Of vessels a
such point. within six miles thereof a. nav b
and eYpense. and without extra charge Of any
kind.
The Coal must in all respects be satisfAetory Il
the Inspector OF Inspectors to be appointed by tn,
bureau, who will have the right Of poremptor,
Blank forms of offer, guarantee. &e,.will be fur
nished upon application 10 the bureau
my2s-WN
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
- USirHp STATS PAIEST oISIGs,.


On the petition Of CLARK ALyoRD, 81 CORTLAND,
Wisconsin, praying for the extension OF patent
An Improvement In Hand Brick Moulds, for seven
years from the expiration q said patent, which
takes place on the 2lst day Of November, 1858;
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard AZ
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the 26th day Of
notified 10 appear and show cause, II any they
have, why sid petition ought not to be granite d.
40 In the Patent Once their objections, specially
ssfoIth in StiinH 9! least t,Vsnt days before the
% be used o. the said hearing, must DO taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
once. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and ether papers, relied upon As
before the day Of hearingi the arguments, II any,
within ten days after nling the testimony;
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the REPpiLIoAE and In the Iatslligencer, Wash
ington, D. G.. and In the Sentinel. Milwaukee, Wis
eonsin, once q week for three successive weeks
the hrst Of said publications to be at least sixty
days previous 10 the day Of hearing. ,uou
je3swa Acting Commisaioner Of Patents.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
wAsHIsGros, May q, 1865
On tho petition Of PaILLIPPISg 8, BsAcKEE-
RIDGE, q NatrSna, Pa. saministratriI Of the e.
tate Of Edward Slieren, deceased, praying for the
extension Of a patent granted to The said Edward
sIieren tho l2th day Of December, 1854, for an I'm
provement in Process Of Treating the Mother
Water Of sallnes, for seven years from the expi-
ration Of said patent which takes place on tho l2th
day Of December, 1855;
Patent omee On Monday, q: 18th day Of Noys.nbeI
appear and show cause. Il any they have. why said
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
day OF hearing; all testimony hled BY either party,
to DO used AT the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted in accordance With the rule. Of the
once, which will be furnished on application.
Deposition: end other papers: relied upon as tss.
fore the day Of hearing, the Arguments, II any,
within Ten days after aling the testimony,
Ordered also that this notice be published In the
RRPgBLIoAs and the dntsllfgsnesr, washinston.
yania, once week for three successive weeksi tht
nrst o. said publications to be At least sixty days
previous to the day OF hearing. =, ,-o,,u
myT.wsw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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UtncuIr OoUnr-Judqe' Fisaer.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday:
Jackson VS.. McNeef. Judgment by default.
10. HazIard VS.. Zimmerman. Appeal 10 q rent
case. Verdict for Mrs. Dsnnerman for $50 rent
Is. Hunter vs.. willard. Appeal In a case In.
yolving the tenancy and rent Of the store on
Pennsylvanla avenue under WillardS hotel.
Case submitted to court.
Il. Burns vs.. the Corporation of Washing.
ton. Case argued and judgment below reversed
FsSey W.. Mciinnis. Norris-w. Y. Fen.
dali. Appeal from a justice on = claim for
| felt.roofng and tarring.
Mcdinnis bought felt from Fahey and
| rooted Ahouse with 1t. few months after
wards Mc1innis employed Fahey to tar the
| roof in question at two cents per foot. The
tar did not keep the roof from leaking, and
McGinnis refused TO pay, alleging that he had
been obliged to employ another roofer to hS
the roof. Fahey alleged that at the time the
tar was put on the felt had been so injured
tight, and he was not an insurer OF the work
The case was submitted TO the Court, and
Its decision reserved.
| Chesley vs.. Foley. N. II. Millef-.Bsker
| Adams. Action for t47.5o for work done fol
plaintiff in making q carriage-body, Sc, the
defendant claiming that the work was not per
formed according to contract.
The case still on trial whom the Court ad
journed.
Mitchell VS.. Van Riswick. Submitted t.
court, and judgment for Mitchell for e5246.
Morgan prentiss vs.. s. Parker. Juds
A. N. Sinclair vs. Thos. Williams. Juds
meut by default. ...
Ia Adjourned.
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THx CRY HALL.-Yesterday forenoon all
men s WERE were " detailed Tor duty At the Mayors
ONCE. Mr.. bowen was In his ONCE before ten
o'clock yesterday morning, but remained but
= short time, business calling him to the Uap-
itol. Mr.. Boswell, the register, 10 still indis-
posed. Yesterday morning several checks
were drawn for salaries Of Officers and mem.
bers OF the last Councils, and signed BY Mr..
Bowen,
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nBPARTMRNT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsirEp STATES PArEsL OFFICE,

wAsHIkoTos, May Y, ISIS.
On the petition Of BRApfokps g., and CHAkLRs
NJ, PTRcE, Of New Bedford. Mass praying for
the extension Of a patent granted 70 THEM lhe ~
dax AZ IuKust 1881, for an improy ement In Moulds
Tor Cement or EartheTn Tubes for seven years from
the expiration Of sgd PATENT whioh taxes place on
hs l.. az re- hs lie said petition be heard at the
next at IL clock, IN. and all persons are mott
aed 70 appear aud show cause, " any they have,
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
the day Of hearing al testimony died By either
PS e BE- assd a me sa,S sssT s sa Ss
Of the oioe, winch will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tea
timony must be nied In the ofAcs ttoenty days be-
fors the day Of hearing; ths s ss1msn any
Ordered, also, thai this notice In the
REPQBLIoAs and the Iatelhgsaesr, WashiSgton.
d, c., and In the Mercury, New bedford, Mass ,
once Awssk for three successive weeks, the hrs'
Of said ppblieatioPs to be " isas' MY STotIT pre-
mys.fS Acting Commissioner Of Patsnts,
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

J. D. wHrrLER 4 90. will sell this after
noon at O'Clock, on the premises, lot No. "a,
fronting on Montgomery street, corner Bridge
street, Georgetown.
aRsxx h WILLIAMS will sell this afternoon
at 8 O'Clock, on the premises, lot No. 10, In
square No. SIS, on the corner OF Eleventh
street west and o street north.
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Tar wsArHRR.--The Temperature here con.
tinues decidedly cool for the seascn, occasioned
and coughs prevail to a considerable extent
among our people. On the weather subject,
the New York Commercial Adrerfiser exclaimi
yery, opportunely, "HaiL drifzling Spring
Dlptheriul dampness, half,
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SELLING ny SAMPLN-On Tuesday, Oficer
q man named James y. Martin, from Balti-
more, on g charge of selling goods BY sample.
He was taken before Justice Smith, and hnc
OF $50 was imposed.
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SHOT AT.-About 10 O'Clock last night John
Clarke was arrested for shooting at . colored
deaf mute near the Metropolitan hotel. He
was taken before Justice Smith, but there be.
ing no evidence TO show that he shot al
% DUMMY he WAS released.
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GEORGETOWN uArrEns.

oBpEns for the NArIosAL RsrupLIoAs in George
town may be left at the bookstores Of Messrs. T.
NJ. X. Mills 4 Co., date Crandsit's,D rs Bridge
street. or 1t Mcssr. O. T. Getty 4 Co.'S. lot
Bridge street. where copies Of the RnrusLtoAr
may be obtained daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-12

TnR steamer "City Of Alexandria" 10 now
running with regularity between this city and
Alexandria. For Particular In regard to
column.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ uSIrEp,srAIEs PArEsT oPpiGl


On the petition Of HoRAcE W. PEAsLRB, q Nal.
dan Brider, Pr AZ ~ me fxsss,Sn 2!
sntedated September 2tth. 1854, retssnsd January
sth 1855, aud again ressued March 18th, ISL. for
AN imp menti in Machines for Washing Paper
Stock, for seven years from the expiration 81 said
patent, which takes place on the 9Th day OF Sep
tember, ls6si 49, ,.
Patent once on MONDAY, the Slst day OF Angus!
next at u clock IN. aud Al persons are notned
to appeA aud show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought mot to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ale la the Patent Oiee their objections, specially
set forth IN writing, az least atosnf gay. oeiSre
party, 70 be used atthe said hearing, must be taken
and shifted in accordance with the rules Of the
once which will be furnished on application.
manr must be aled Ia the once toentv days before
he day OF heagingi the arguments. II any within
ordered, also, that this nouee be published IN
the REPuBLicAS and the intsIh0ege,r, Washiny
Y, once aweek for three successive weeks the
drst OF said publications to be at least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing. =, srorr
ial.ThQt Actin CommiAsioneT OF Patents.
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The following isa list OF letters remaining In
, ,sss post Office Georgetown d. o, June H.
LADIES, LIST.
Allen, Mrs Leanna Miller, Mrs
e e,11 a'i M S.sS Belle RRoSn Mr. Mr. F
FAR, Mr.. Hattie Tonson, Ruth Ann
NJ; NsSsn w Ws NM MT MsisS.
Asniltoo, Hstriest wi.s, Ms,
Butler, Nsl.s1 ssoy Hsiiissies, Daniel D
Brode, Alfred Meeks, RlehardJ
Bouer, Christ Mabsen, Martin
Bowen, Henry Manson, Capt Qileert
SoaFia, t SsRI. RsIo SS,S G.ps
SS, .Si.. 'J SsS'sH k kss%;SJA 81. .sAn
Dorsey, worthington Skencks, jerome
French, Capt L Ms springmsn, EA
Gage, WIN II Smith, Chas
German, Oh Stark, Daniel2
Gray, Chas s Sampson, Randall
Harris, Alb TsiIsferro, Ohss
Gro. HILL, JR,, p. NJ.
The CHINssE EMBASSY TO ysiT GnoRoE.
Tows.-Thrcuyb the good Offices Of Z promi.
CATION Of the Chinese Embassy will favor the
ladies Of the Bridge Street Presbyterian church
with their pressnce at the elegant strawberry
festival now being held at the West stree:
church. Apart from the Inviting sood things
presented at the festival the fact % the di,tin
| guished foreigners patroniIing II with their
presence should induce every man, women n
night.
The ALEXANDRIA CANAL.-The bill intro.
duced In the House some time since In relation
to the Alexandria canal, and subsequently, re-
Committee, to which u was referred, was
bate was iaid over Until It'll today Ssssu.. q the
expiration Of the morning hour. This bill was
Published in the REPuBLIcAs at the time II
was arst offered,
MERcHANrs' ExoHAsaE.-Ths inquiry fol
wheat yesterday was active, and the onerings
saIs for good, and saso0} IS per busheI foi
prime. There was no corn offered, and we
quote fine yellow at Gill.
A NEW BRipoE-The bridge crossing the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, which was car
ried away by a canal boat on Tuesday night
and Ohio and the Alexandria Canal Ccmpa
| MES.
From BALrIMoRE.-The steamer Thomas Z
Cahill, Capt. MAith, arrived yesterday at Da
Wilson'S wharf, with full sarge Of merchan
disc for District dealers.
WASTE OF PoroN A O wATxR.-Mayor welcf
enjoins upon all housekeepers and others Il
use Potomac water only for legitimate pur
poses.
ARRIVAL OF CoAL.-sinee our last repor
with coal, consigned to the several companies
here.
The AouEpuoT.-This structure Is In goot
condition, and boats daily pass over TO Alex
andria with coal and grain.
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ABovR GREEK,
Above all Roman fame.
George @. Henning's One Price Clothing store
No. 5il Seventh street.
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THE FESTIVAL and picnic Of the Industrial
Home school at Analostan island has been un-
expectedly failure for the present, In conse-
quence Of the sevsre storm. We trust that the
efforts OF the ladies engaged In this benevo-
lent work will be literally seconded By our
citizens when favorable weather shall again
bless US. Due notice will be given Of the time
when the festival will again open. N"..s
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TIE festival AT Dir. BurLER's CHURCH.
Tonight will DO the last one OF the icc-cream
and strawberry festiysi at ST. Paula Lutheran
church, corner Of II and Eleventh streets.
The ladies there know how to please and en-
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SALE OF PRoPERTY,-Messrs, Wall T. %,
snnsre Dol, On Eighth street east, with the I'm.
ptoyements, consisting OF a brick house, to
Daniel Rawiins, for d ,s2s; also, part OF lot No
4, in square $40, on south street, WIN the
dwelling house, to J. L. Herrell, for u 49,
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THE COURTS.
EouITr CouRr-Judge 0iin.-This courtmade
the following order yesterday:
Wheatley vs. OlAmpett. Order amrming
Auditors report, making decree Of sale and
appointing q. NJ, Matthews trustee'to sell.
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-12

Levy CouRr.- Yesterday, the President
sent TO the Senate the names Of Henry Naylor,
esq, and Owen Thorn, esq, A. members OF the
Levy Court Of the District OF Columbia'
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ORpERED.-Speeial orders No. 1875, Just 10.
vet Major Den. VIM. II. French, Lieutenant
Col. I'd United States artillery, to report to
Gen. Emory, commanding Department oil
Washington, for courtmArtisl duty
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rax FAIR AND FEsrivAL at Analostan yes;
Ie us ss 81 'h mad: sd .pensS ar
snooIpsmsnts for refreshments, music, eroquet,
nMait' swing, promenade, SO, to-day, and TO-
a morrcw from 10 ., M, to 10 o'clock, p. M