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Amusements.
GORGEOUS HIPPoDRAMAIC PAGEANT

THE GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS will iuausu.
rate superb Arenic Display In tho National CapI.
,sl. as hitting ssgus1ee g their triumphal career
on MONDAY. July 9th, and continuing four sue.
eessiye days, giving daily matinee and oven
The entire Troupe will form q brilliant process.
sion, and parade through the principal streets
The Cortege will comprise Knights -Erfant In Ne.
dimvAl srmort richly dressed ladies, In elegant
ehariots or mounted on barbcd steedsi living pie
lures illustrating the Triumph Of Liberty over
he GLOBE; shakspeare's weird creation Of Queen
hating IN ths s,uPs nd91, and awe.inspiring spec;
submissive at the feet Of Beauty, oyineing tho po-
tent influence OH uman will over the brute creation
The Corps Of performers embraces one hundred
eminent artists, including the most skilful ECU Es
TRANS, esnsnmmsts GYMNAsTs, ACRoBATs.
The eeiebTstsa lion tanner, Mr.. PIERCE, will
cnter the den o. Lions, who will, At his bidding.
perform wondGrous feats, and feed on raw meat
THE PLACE OF EXHIBITION Is ON LOUIS
lana AVENUE, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. Entrance foot VI Eleventh street, (Eov-
enth street,
nan,sson. 81. Ccnts,
DAILY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE,
EVENING PERfoRSM%NcE. 70 o'clock.
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THE COURTs.

CRIMINAL lCouRr-Judge Wyits.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
The following persons now under recogniz-
ance, were discharged upon the recommends
tion ofthe grand Jury; Richard Gray for lar
ceny, and James CLARK for larceny.
Emanuel Dobson, petit larceny Of q bag Of
wheat worth %, belonging to Z, Lyon, noiie
prosequi.
James Z. Williams and James MoCarty,
petit larceny ofeight cans Of fruit worth q 20,
belonging to John W. Snyder, noiis prosequf.
Rachael Brown, petit larceny Of jewelry
from Amelia Seivens-convicted some weeks
since and new trial grauted-none prosequf en-
tered.
Thomas Hope, petit larceny OF three billiard
balls from Edward Jordan. The accused plead
guilty, and was sentenced to jail for one day.
John Thomas, petit larceny Of 10 yards Of
cotton cloth from Lewis Muenheim. The Ac-
eused plead guilty, and was sent to Jail for
three months.
Adjourned,
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POLICE MATrKRs.-Oficers Davis and Nc.
Henry, OF the Seventh precinct, arraigned
Calvert Brown, colored, and William Landon
before Justice Harper, for making threats oil
violence, and both OF them were committed TO
keep the peace.
James Williams and King Etchison, tho
latter colored, were arrested In the Fourth
orderly In market. Justice Morsell fined
them Is each, but Williams, not having that
amount of money, was committed to the work
house.
In the First precinct, Ofiicer Hurst arraigned
Phillis Jones before Justice Tucker for com.
hitting an assault on Rena Price. and = fine
OF o. was imposed on him. John Brown and
John Davis, both colored, were taken before
the same Justice, by Officers Vernon and
dunnell, and fined Us each for being connected
with = disorderly assemblage. Officer Yeat-
picious character, and the same Justice held
him in security for his good behavior In the
future.
Frank White, colored, q notorious villain,
was arrested In the Eighth precinct by Officer
Langley for committing an assault aud bat
terry on his aged father, John white, by giving
him a severe cut over the left eye. Justice
Lynch com mitted him for court.
VIM. Gray (eoloredl was Arraigned before
Justice Thompson, In the Second precinct, by
Otiicer Huysman, for making threats OF yio-
lence towards Eiivira Gray, and for being
drunk and disordcrly. He was required to
give security to keep the peace In the first
case, aud fined % In the latter.
The following amounts OF fines were i'm
posed In the various precincts; frat precinct,
S20; Second precinct, %; Third precinct, sTj
Fourth precinct, sioj Fifth precinct, %, Total
amount, ga.
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LANp
n WARRANTS.
DKPARrsEsr OF InR IsTERIoa, !

DEPARTMENT OF THR INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE, May 10. 1865 !
Application having been made under the act Of
June g. 1850, for the reissue Of the following de-
scribed Land Warrants. which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice Is hereby given that
At the date following the description OF each war
rant new certificate or warrant OF like tenor will
be reissued, II no valid objection should then APP
pear:
No Il, 80, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 8, 1855, In the name Of Kellogg Perry, aud
was granted November Is, 1876. August s, 1865.
No 1901, for l6D acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, 1855, In the name OF Harrison Corum, and
WAS granted october 2, 1856. September 8, lStS
No. 3D. for 60 acres issued under the act Of March
>, 1855. In the name OF Clemcnee HALEY, widow VI
1886 August p, 1865.
No. 90, 2i6, for LOO acres, issued under the act
February IL, 1877, In the name Of Willis Loath
father and heir-atla law sfClark b. Leath, deceased
and was granted May 30, 1919. August y, 1865
No, 1852, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, 1855, In the name Of Alexander Berry
No 90, T3, for l6o acres. issued under the act OF
Andrew Record, deceased, and was granted July
II, 1871, September 10, 1858,
mo Isl, for l6D acres, issued under the act Of
February II, 1871, In the name Of Elizabeth ThOmp
son, mother and heir law OF Daniel AcAlister
Thompson, deceased, and was granted September
JAMES A. MORGAN,
Acting Commiss iOner.
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CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Fisher.-This cour
transacted the following business yesterday: :
walker-Fendall. This action WAS commenced
on Friday and then postponed until Monday.
II is assumsit brought for the sum Of i've ac-
eeptedn bills Of exchange, drawn BY A. Z. Hull,
chase money OF the steamer Maggie Stafford,
which were secured by a mortgage on the
steamer.
The defence was that the bills were cx-
ecuted without stamps, and that before the
acceptance OF the bills the steamer, which
formed their confederation had been taken
possession OF by the plaintiffs, and afterwards
The Jury found verdict for the plaintiff in
t2,24o.46j execution was stayed for 30 days.
United States ex rel. Of r. Il. Crawford vs.
Henry Addison. This case, which grows out
Of the contested election of Mayor of
aeorsssown in isco hs. been cen in itisss
from the old Circuit Court OF this
district In the Supreme Court OF the United
states, and were reported In these columns
Crawford. The action was = suit by Draw
ford to recover from Addison the salary re-.
ceived by him while holding the office OF
Mayor, OF which Crawford claims to have
been the legal incumbent. The case now
comes back from the Supreme Court, and
hSSIIsn tor Y consent " entered against
z. q. Robbins, appellant, VS.. VIM. Newton,
appellee. Burgess whitman, appeal from
Justices Judgment for tsl.oo against z. q.
Robbins. Newton sues Robbins for money
due for pstntlng house near the corner OF
Seventh and + streets.
The defence was, that the work was not
done In q wot kman-like manner, to which the
appellee replied that, as the wall was plaster
patched, II could not be IN AIDE OF uniform color.
The appellant, however, introduced testimony
to show that by proper manipulation a uni
form color could be produced on such walls.
After argument by the counsel, the jury re.
turned a verdict oftT6 for the plaintif
The court then, at O'Clock, Ado urned.
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AMUsEMEN

THs Onous.-As will be seen BY an sdvsss
hsement In our amussmsnt column, tho I'd
ropsan circus 10 with ne, And b located ON
ELEVENTH street, belov the Avenue. Its parade
IN our strssts yesterday In numbers, In variety,
In decorstion and dispiay fAr exceeded any.
thing OF the kind ever Witnessed here before,
and last evening 81 the exhibition II took the
vast crowd OF more than three thousand pso-
pie By storm. The men, the horses-ia short
everything sppertaining TO this grand circus
10 unique and OF the highest order. IT,,
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Mr., EDlToR: In your paper OF the Sd inst,
my name Is reported as having given judg-
ment against one ]. ]. Kelley, he not hay Ing
simply these; In February last a man by the
name OF st. Johns brought me an account and
swore to II, and desired me to issue a warrant
against J. J. Kelley. declined to Issue the
warrant, but told him that would go and see
Kelley and get him to pay II without u suit.
went, and Mr.. Kelley came to my office, but
they could not agree, l then told Kelley that
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EUROPEAN OIRoUs.-The greatest circus
company that has ever visited Washington
gave an exhibition Of Its performances last
evening. II would be invidlous to distinguish
or pArtioularize regarding the merit Of each
performer, but we must say that In daring,
skill, and beauty of equestriAnism, Lucille
and a host of others, contributed to the at.
fractions, and we advise all to witness.
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CHARuE OF FoRGRRY.-Yesterday, Detee.
tlyes Bigley and Claryoe arrested John SimOns
and John Foley, the first named or tho charge
OF having forged the name OF Q. Hooper 20 a
piece OF writing for $500, and OF having oh.
sleigh from Mrs. Gutwood Hopper, and In con-
nection with the last named OF the larceny OF
\ horse-bFush, blankets, sc. They were taken
before Justice Smith, and are held for further
hearing, Simons In the sum of u, 900 and Foley
In the sum OF 800 bail. The detectives have
recovered the stolen property which will be
turned over to the owner.
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BOARD UF FIRE COMMISSIONERS. This
board met last evening, at their room at the
City Hall, when the commia aloners decided
to have the City Fire Department out for In
spection at half-past o'clock this evening,
Der Of bills were approved, and some other
routine business transacted, when the board
adjourned.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT

OLYMPIC vs.. MARyLAsD.-On Saturday the
Olympies went over to Baltimore TO look for
that BALI, they lost few weeks since on
the White Lot and which the Maryland boys
were supposed to have found. They were sue
cessful In their search, and returned with the
ball, having defeated their opponents by q
score OF 90 to 20. We append synopsis OF the
name:
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball was
played between two mines, composed of the
married and single players Of the Olympic
club, yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'elook, on
their grounds, In the rear of the White House,
which resulted In favor OF the married nine by
a score OF rs to IS. There was n large number
OF the lovers OF the game present, who ap-
light
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
James L. Triay,)
1860 Equity Docket s.

mn. TrIay, H4U''' DV'NV''
Asbury Lloyd, Trustee In this cause, having re-
ported that he had sold part OF lots tNo. 30 in
square (N0. 0pi) with the improvements, to Daniel
Rswling sfor VI S2 and part Of lot mo 81 in square
mo. $40 with the improvements, 10 John 4. Har.
Eeii Tor SLIDE &belng the same property described
that the said Rawlings aud HRrrell had complied
with the terms OF sale,
II is this 22d day Of June, "A d, 1858, ordered by
the Court that the said sales be, and the same are
hereby ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary Is shown on or before the iiIh day Of July
1875 provided copy Of this order be pub shed In
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN once week for three
successive weeks before said day.
A true eopy-test A. b. OLIN, Justice,
X, J, ARIas, Clerk. LjeY-wSW
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EoUITY CoURT-Judge Olin-This court trans
acted the following business yesterday;
:, DAWSON vs. washington and Alexandra
Railroad Company. Order setting pc tition OF
L, p. stanton FOR hearing July Q, 1865.
Brown Va. Brown. Decree ratifying trustees
sale finally.
erickson, purchaser at sale m AIDE under decree
In this cause, to comply with terms OF sale.
Birdsall vs. Welsh. Order appointing N.
Wilson trustee to sell.
Adiou rned,
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PERKINS, STERN a. CO.'S
G A LII MIA WINES.

You cannot send q more acceptable present to the
'old folks at home, than few bottles Of their nice
sport Wine or "Orapc Brandy,
Lovers Of 'HOek Wines" will hnd bottle Of
California White Wines an acceptable accomplish
Inent to their dinner
CLBR6YMRN desIrihg a PURE and agreeable
Wine for Communion purposes will hnd all they
Ould wish In
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aEoRaErowS MATTERS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL RxYunLioAN in d.orse-
town may be left at the bookstore Of Mesrs. o.
T. Getty Co.. los Bridge street. where copies Of
The REPUBLICAN, nay be obtained daily.
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TIE RIVER FRosr.-Harpers Whary-Ar-
uiyed.schr: Ivy, Butler, from Chappaws msie.
Carter, WhsrTvHfriyed"Tw ashins schrs.
to load with Ice for the fishing grounds.
s.iled.sehr; Mary 4. Rankin, Crosby, for
= GsS wlh s sSs 5Ss Mi hsss
New Market, brown, with lumber for q. b.
Church 4 Col Petrol, s.nbqrn, with wood to
from lower Potomac, with fresh hsh to Il,
RsEan !; WIN, A. Furauson, Wells, with lum.
Ssrt0 q b, g Church s.Si. Col Ryan orSnp. to
Fauncs, 10 load with Ice for the fshinR
grounds. Barge Geo. Waters, Jackson, with
schooner bounds, Bounds, fof Poweips
delphis, both light.
Rleys WhaIf.-Arrived-So W. p. Snow,
Ellison, from HAvre-de- Grace, with 100 tons OF
GOAL, for II. q. Stewart, Geo. r. Dennis, -,
from Cherrystons, with CLANS, for markets
Motto, Strives, from R.ppahsnnock, With
-, Cherrystone, with clans for m srket
Steamers Virginia, Gregg, from White Point,
with gravel, for Smith Burlew; Columbia,
for fhos. W. Riley d Son, agents, and large
number of passengers. Sailed-Sohr. ]. Scar.
bourg, -, for Annamessex, light Sloop
Harding, Friend bound down Hight.
ioloier's WharJy--Sailed-Sohrs. Lspwing,
Rollins, and Shswneetribe, Covingt ton, bound
down light;
Fdys WhdrT.-Arrived-Sohr. Pervade,
Aaron, from Wloomioo, with wood, for Benz.
CLARK and Hunt. LongboAt Elizabeth, will
liamB, from the same place, with wood, for
Mr.. Cochran.
Government WhdrC-The ,steam-tug Fisher,
Marten, steamed for Fort Washington, yeAter-
SUPERINTENDENT Defrees, returning at 3 q. m.
Berrys Rhdrf.-Arrived-Steam Hi Liv-
ingston. Wilson, from Baltimore, with mer-
ohandize and passengers; q. II. Stout, from
ington gas works. Schooners Betsy Ann,
Willing, with wood to Mr.. Haley James
Hopper, SAyres, with wood for market; Union,
Stuart with wood also for market. Sailed
Steamer @. II. Stout, for Georgetown. Schrs.
Hamilton. Lewis Mechanic, Smart W. p:
Washington, Hopkins Chief, Lewis, and
Union, Perry, all down light.
JRvYgpsoN DRAxArIu AssocI rIos-TaK
NAV MAsoNIu TEMpLR.-Iast mis- nj we wit.
messed the second Entertainment III en- by tho
Tailis opera House. So We'll did each nlay
his mari that the eve or ear OF the Ost ekpeft
critic comiS moi dctect a fault MI III n.
I.each' ss SoIon Shineie' has proyen himself
mater Of The oieoe' III oouId hot be personn
Ted more 10 periec ton by Inc most experienced
actors' hiessrs. II y. i3ell. j. II. Banea. n
Gaodridae' ~ M Rail and The ladies' Mrs'
and Miss Eva DIckinson. PLAYED their part
with maateriv akin and Without fault. The
Snectrs Driiegroom. lin tho eoneiudinr niaeel
was 40 we'll represohted that ii would have
taxed Inc brain of the Puritan FATHERS din
real ghost or not. Such talent as seen In this
forth with much pleasure to the falling OF the
mercury so that we may have q series of en-
tertainments by the Jefferson Dramatic Aspo-
citation, Space will not admit to do each JUS
tice.
AaaAufT Ann RATTYpY WITH InTRnr To
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Oyyrcnss ELEcrKp.-At regular meeting Of
Elijah Lodge, No. 80, I. o. ID. b., (Sons Of the
CovenantJ tho following ofboers were elected
TO serve for the ensuing term, 70 months y
Brother II. L. Blout, Presidenti Brother II.
Wolf Rec Secg I. 8. Jscobson, financial Sec !;
Hnizsr, Trustees; W. Wolf, Msrshal, Adolph
outside 0usrdisn and Messenger. Represen-
tstlyes 70 District GRAND Lodge No. o, Brothers
er-Presidents l. Herzbers, VIM Wolf and A.
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.ExouasfoF.-.-A large exeursionIleft Seventh
street wharf at an early hour yesterday morn
9 pleasure trip 70 qlymont, accompanied BY .
hne band Of music. II was composed OF colorcd
people, and given under. the auspices OF st.
largest excursions Eiyen this aeason. u
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Mr.. WILLIAM SIXTH has Just returned from
New York with an elegant stock Of straw
hats, which he 70 prepared TO sell at twenty
i've per cent. below the usual prices. A visit
to his well-known store at bh Ninth street,
between u and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth OF this assertion. Mr.. Smith
10 also the agent Of Singers Noiseless Sewing
Masculine, which recently took the premium Z
the New York State fair. -
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Olympic. .."..........., 8 0 o 80 5-Y
Fly-catehes-Hooper,s ~ Hszeihurst, Il Keeri,
81 worthington, ii Rogers, I. Maryland, o.
Force, u Malone, u Robinson,- Il Beach, 1,
Young, !; seymour, 5; Leech, I. Olympic, u.
Foul-b0und catches--Hooper, Ii Hazelhurst,
I; Keerl, 81 Malone, !; Beach, l, Seymour, l.
Catches nstrikes-Hooper, o. Hazelhurst, 4
Beach, -
Base.piay-Put out BY Wilson, 1;Hszslhurst,
II Beach, 2; Maryland, ., assisted by Hazel.
hurst timesj Amman, 4. Put out BY Denison,
o; Malone, 81 Seymour, !; Leech, II Olympic,
10, assisted BY Force timesj Denison, 1; Ma
lone, .; Robinson, 1, Beach, q; Leech, i.
times. -
Bases on hits-Maryiand, 5oj olympic, 81.
Times bases on error-Maryiand,7 u Olympic
10.
Left on bAses-MaIyland,I u Olympio.a
Clean home runs-Hooper, II KeerL, 2; Worth.
inston, l; Force, .; Denison, II Malone, u Rob.
inson, !.
Time Of gsme-Three hours and fifty min
utes.
Umpirs-E. s. Parker, National b. b, O.
Scorers-Messrs. Birch and Allen.
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PosTPorED.-Thc case Of Miss Annie Roney
and WIN. Thomas, the latter coiored, whom
We mentioned several days since In the RE-
tiyes Coombs and Miller-Annie for having
robbed Mr.. Johy Asher of tlt 900 and other
vsluables, and Thomas ~ being accessory to
the ssmeIcame up before Justiee d. r. Smith
n further hearing,
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FINE GRooKRIEs.-Mr. A, O. Plant, corner
Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
calls the attention OF the public to his groce-
ries, substantials, and luxuries, which are OF
q superior quality, and are sold at reasonable
prices. His stock consists OF every article en-
braced In the lists Of irst class groceries. Mr..
Plant 10 one OF our enterprising native mer-
ohants of Washington, and will receive, as we
know he deserves, the patronage OF our eiti-
Iens.
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FOUND oPEN.-The stove and tin store Of
Mr,Hregory Co., No. 3l5 Pennsylyania ave.
nue., was found open, at II o'clock, on Satur-
the Seventh precinct The officers notified one
OF the'hrm Of the fact and the premises were
made secure.
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GRAND TURNER FESTIVAL. - Yesterday
morning our principal streets were enlivened
with excellent music, and the marching OF the
Baltimore Turner alee Club, the SeanBerbund
Of this city, and the Arion Quartette Club.
After q long march, the precision OF which
was noticeable, they proceeded to the grand
festival at the Seventh street Park, where
they INDUCED to their hearts content 10 shoot
ing, singing, dancing, bowling and other ex-
hiIarating and Innocent pastimes. Last even
ing the Park WAS finely illuminated, and the
festivities will be continued to-day and even
ing,
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SALE oy PRorKRrY CoNFIsoArED ny THR
PoLIoE.-YestsrdAya large quantity OF arti-
cles taken by our municipal police force from
different prIsoners from time to time, was sold
by Messrs. Wall Co., auctioneers, by order
OF Mr.. Herrick, the property clerk. The cata.
logue embraced two hundred and afty-one lots,
and includes almost every description OF arti.
Giles, from finger rings, wallets, and packages
Of money, to iron mouths for kilns, shirts,
dresses, shoes, reyolyers, watches, carriers,
prices and others fair rates.
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Sun STRoKE-A soldier, while passing
down Pennsylvania avenue, about 2!30 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, suddenly fell to the pave.
ment with an attack OF coup de solsl In front
OF the Empire House, near the corner Of Four.
And-a-hRlf street, He was attended by DR..
Dove who pronounced the case serious one,
anu may perhaps prove fatal.
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Merchant Tailors.
Personal.

DRIvATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
L "oLD" DIR. DARBY's, 90 Seventh street,
posite odd'fellows' Hall. Separate rooms foi
patients. sal2-tf
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LADIgs' AND GRSTLHNEN's FURSIsuISG
GooDs.-Messrs. Lockwood, Hufty s. Taylor
have permanently established themselves at
PsnoSvivsni. .vsn"s shtn,einS ~. NJ M., SSs
politan Hotel, which they have reftted In \
style to meet the wants OF their rapidly in.
creaBing business. Their stock embraces every
furnishing goods-all their goods being of n
superior quality. The arm pledge themselves
to please all who may favor them with call
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Boarding.

RoARDIHG-FIRsTC CLASS BOARD wITHFUR-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, Also, Table Board.
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The association was very much amused At
an old Virginia darkey and pet bear, black
which was the blacklist the oolored freedman
or the bear, or which was most amusing cuify
or his bearship, The colored man and the
bear appeared to understand each other per.
fectly, and the bear would hug him, bite him,
wrestle with him at the word or motion for
the contest, and there was a rivalry between
them which should throw the other, and upon
falling "foul," or In turning over there was a
warm contest for supremacy as to which
should "turn up'' hrst or get on top when
down. In the count of the Grounds II APP
peared to be draw game between them. 1t
10 hardly necessary to state that ouify was a
little under the influence OF John Barleyeorn.
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jeO.eost
, 1868-10-23
PLANTAGE
STONY GROUND

med tilhorende IS Acres Lind paa Sandy
Point sam alt TiIbehor og beIiggende her
paa Den i West-Ende Quarter we'd
5te Auction
TOrSdaSen den lode November 1868 For
middag KI II St
paa undertegnede Contoir Diet ~offentlige
Retshuus Mr.. IA b. ~Strandgade.
Conditioner, Observation-Disclosures m.
ere til Eftersyn paa undertegnede Contoir
sam paa Procurator P. Jennings Con-
toir.
Denne Acknowledgements t%iener tiIlige til
Undertaking for Panthavere i IienhoId til
Pl. 22de April 1917.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den glide
October 1868.
G. SARAUW.