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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-25
Fiom Rer. ISAAC AIKEN, Au.ghany. Ia.

JOSEPH FLEMING, Druggist
No. 81 Market Street, Pittsburgh
SRI take great pleasure in stating that after having
suffered from dyspepsia for about fifteen years. at some
periods much than Others have been entirely cured
by the OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure. My friends know that of
late years my case has been extreme had great
suffering from eating any kind of fool aud average
would yom about one-thd OF meals in sour uig'sii
BILE When the severe attacks would Gomez would
lose all strength be utterly helpless Some Of the attacks
would be that Tor days together world not retain
anything my stomach little dry toast and tea For
years knew not what il g. pass five consecutive hours
without intense pain From the time tdoi the "a ,Uso ot
this medicine ceased vomiting srat Wy all soreness passed
away and flesh and strength returGc and ever since have
been able to any kind of food set upon the table, SIX
months have passed without any symptoms OF the re
turn the disease. My considered by all,
hysicians, marvellous that for time 1t was feared it
might be fct tioS but well convinced, that
have been not merely relieved, but permanently cured
that conCientiousy recommend Goes Dyspepsia Cure
to all victims of Dyspepsia.
Late Pastor Of the Beaver St. " Z. Church, hleghany
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

Yor will how it will dpe your bal feelings and
gloomy oreotngs. How soon will chase away any species
Of Dyspepsia How will give you ts and vgor
and how it will make we'll man For your
sake tor the sake of everybody suffering, beg
entreat You to try it.
For Liver Complaint and Bilious arrangements,
sovereign remedy, while for Fever and Ague and all
those diseases Which, generated in masmatc climate
it is certain preventive an! cure
That its wonderful medicinal virtues may not stand alone
upon statement append unsolicited testimonials
from :hose whose position in society and reputation citizens
will place Their evidence ond all question: and carry with
them strength and conviction 70 the most iDcreduous
Mr. LESTER SEXTON, wholesale merchant Ct 80 years in
Milwaukee, one the most reliable and iul in the
state, says, under date:
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. a 1853.
MEssRs. c. q. CLARK & Co., Ntie Haren, C6aR.
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspepsia Cure and
it has proved PERFECTLY satisfactory remedy have
NO hesitation in saying that have received Ell BEN
eft from its use. Very respectfully
(Signed) LESTER SEXTON.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

tbs INDUSTRIAL HONE SCHOOL holds Its rcgu-
lar quarterly meeting In the E.street Baptist
church, on next Saturday evening. Hon. H. II
Stsrkweather will deliver an address. See ad
vertisement under especial Notices."
L. MoxLEr, 400 Tenth street, as will be seen
By advertisement elsewhere, has on hand all
kinds Of fancy dresses and dominoes, for sale
and for rent, for ladies, gentlemen, and children
WILLIAM L. WALL & Co., who have adver
tised for sale a piece Of property on NJ street
north, between Sixth and Seventh streets, to
take place yesterday, have, on account Of the
Anclemency Of the weather, postponed the sale
until Saturday next. See advertisement else.
where.
MEssRs. PHILP & SoLoMoss announce that
they are in receipt Of and have for sale elegant
portrait Of Gen. Grant, by Fabronius l. Quincy.
CHARLES DicKESs' READINGS may still be at.
tended by those desiring SO TO do, as we notice
Messrs. Philip 4 Soiomons have some tickets
remaining for single nights, at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue.
GHIsKLIs Co., 4o3 Twelfth street, near XIX.
wood House, have loan office, at which every
article may be deposited at a slight brokerage.
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Potomac Division, No. 9, s, Of T. d. q. W. p.
o. X. Harris, and Thomas L. Bolster, Of Wash
| ington, delivered eloquent addresses, at the con
| olusion Of which Miss Lou Ross, OF Metropoli
exquisite songs, and a quartctte by the giee
| club Of Potomac Division concluded the even
ing's entertainment.
have finished the work OF assessing the Improve
| ments made through the town during the past
year, the amount being el02, 900; which, added to
fofs,e3o-the assessments of the property of the
Town Tor the past year, without the improve
ments-makes the assessed value OF the entire
property OF the town t5,6I 800.
CHARoE OF STEALING Cow. - Yesterday
man named NJ. Doefers, on the complaint Of John
reynolds, charged with stealing q COW, The ac-
cused was taken to the station house and locked
up Tor hearing before Justice Buckley.
DIsTRrBuTISo THE MoSEY.-Quite A number
OF poor people called on Lieut.. Essex Yesterday
morning to obtain portion Of the money real
lied BY the police ball for their beneat The
Lieutenant satisfied all who came, according TO
their immediate wants.
SAVE Your AsHEs.-As Il IL probable tina,
sleet VIII prevail for day or two, II would be
well for housekeepers and others to literally
sprinkle the pavements In front Of their premises
with ashes or sawdust.
DIsNIssED.-Peter Mouiden and John Rice,
charged with forcstalling the market, on the
complaint OF the market master, were arrested
BY Ofhcer Green, and taken before Justice
Buckley, where, after q hearing, they were dis
missed, the charge being unfounded.
CHARGE pisMIssED.-The charge against Mr..
George l.. Sherwood OF selling fresh meats In
violation Of the corporation laws, was dismissed
by Justice Craig, the prosecutors falling to APP
pear when their names were called.
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Aatiunal 4epnblitau.
AMUsEM ENTs.

WALLIS OPERA HousE.-A very fair audience
greeted the great combination at this place last
night, and the performance, In every particular,
was excellent. The play OF SOLVER Twisp will
be presented during the week. Miss Kate Reig-
holds appears on Monday evening, "Nobody's
Daughter" Ia the card.
NATIONAL THHArnE.-Mr. Brougham de.
lighted an Intelligent and appreciative house
last might In his excellent portrayal of Captain
Murphy Mcguire, and the Aminadab Sleek Of
Mr. Lamb was graphic picture OF sublimated
hypocrisy. Miss Annie Waite as Mrs. Deimains
was excellent.
Tonight, for Mr.. Brougham's benefit, will be
performed "Fles in the WEBB and "Thumplng
Leeacyu
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Paints and Oils.

ID L NJ o D,
Having purchased the stock and hxtures In the
tax pleas re in announcing to my friends and the
public generally that have removed my stock Of
PAINTS, OILS, LAMPS. GLASS. ETC.
from No sos street, between Sixth and Seventh no
62s SEVENTH STREET,
Between Louisiana avenue and D street,
Where shall keep constantly on hand full Assort-
mont OF
PAINTS, OILS. LEADS, CoLoRs. vARNIsHEs.
BRUSHES, GLASS, LAMPS. ETC.
ALSO. ARTISTS MATERIALS OF EVERY DE.
sCRIPTloNI
And everything pertaining to the business.
| take this opportunity OF returning my sincere
thanks to friends and the public for their very liberal
patronage IN the past, and earnestly solicit eonn-
remain your obedient servant,
WAsHISaIoS. D. c. DeeembeI 9, lss7. las. q
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RusAwAY.-Between and o'clock last even
ing Oficcr Price, OF the Sixth precinct, saw q
horse attached to wagon dash furiously down
Pennsylvania avenue, and managed to arrest
horse had been left standing on the Avenue
near Thirteenth street, where he took fright and
ran away, scattering a lot Of crackers along the
Avenue as he progressed. The owner, Mr.. Alex
ander Spears, baker, on q street north, near
Third east, came along Afterwards, and the
oficer turned the horse and wagon over to him.
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MARRIED.

oE the 2st Instant by the Rey Father Bekel Of St,
nOminlck's church,, JoHS y. HEILkT to MISC NJ j.
McGRArH. both of Washington. D. @.
On the 10th Of January. 1865 by the Rev VIM II.
Laney, BENJAMIN g. kISG, 81 Washington county
D. to FANNIE !, GIBBs, eldest daughter Of Jane.
L. Gibbs. ESQ Of Montgomery county, Md.
9H the lith inst. a! Trinity Church. BY Rev Mr..
Addison, JOSEPH =. WORrHISGToN, OF the Pension
omce, to sARAH Z, ASpRrs, Of Washington county,
daughter Of George Naylor, deceased.
On the 18th Instant at Trinity Church, by the Rev
Nr. Addison, EuGHSB ~ HLAAosD, OF New Marx et,
Frederick ennnty, MD to MINNIE o., second
daughter OF Milton NJ, Welsh, Of Washington, d. G,
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ANuIsAScE. In nearly every paper We take up we
sec some glowing heading, as Another veto fro IN
President Johnson" or THE mill between Aaron
and Collyer." and to end of with an advertisement
OF some patent medicine In justice 10 our readers
We would say, dont read any Of those sort Of cap
tons, and yor won't know that George c. Heuning
has removed his One Price Clothing Store to No. oil
Seventh street, Intelligencer Building,
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REAL EsrATR SALEs-Messrs. Green 4 Will
llams, auctioneers, have sold part OF lot No. II,
In square No. b.2, fronting 10 feet on street,
feet deep, and improved by a small frame dwell.
ing, to Mr.. q. y. Brauhl, for ssos. Also, on
Wednesday last, part OF lot No. I, In square No.
situated on New Jersey avenue, between M and
streets north, to James Williams, for tl 400
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HK WAS WISE MAN who said, "Better the nimbls
siTpenes than the slow shilling" and We eIsmplify
his policy in business by selling at ''smSll profits
trusting to "qaick sales" for our reward. We have
full stock Of hats caps boots and shoes for gentle
men aud boys, which We offer at very low prices J.
T. Petty Co.. SIS Seventh street. opposite Intelli
aeucer Buildlns
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sEoIgETOwN NEWS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores of
Mcssrs. T. NJ. X. Mills 4 Co., uate Crandelrs) i2s
Bridge street. or at Messrs. @. T. Getty Il Co.'s,
1os Bridge street, where copies Of the REruBLi-
CAN may be obtained daily.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

TRrB BALsAS.-Dr. wistar's Balsam Of wild
Cherry Is truly baisam. II contains the baisamic
principle Of tho wild Cherry. the basamic properties
Of tar and Of pine. Its ingredients are all balsamc
Coughs, colds, throat bronchitis and nsump.
ton speedily disappear under Its balsamic ndusnoe
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We SELL a superior stitched French ealfskin satsr
and boot for gentlemen, made to our own order. and
we are Also prepared TO make the same to order al
short notice call solicited, and satisfaction ~ to
quality at and durability guaranteed. J. T. Petty L
Co. Hat and Shoe Store, SIS Seventh street. opposite
INTEL genccr Building
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DIED,

the sd instant, In the 7d year Of his age JOSEPH
WILLIAMSON, native Of Brancaser, England, and fol
the last n years resident of this city.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral on Sunday 2th
Instant. at 3p. m, from his late residence, No 40
street north, between Thirteenth and Fourteo q nh
streets " est,
Al Boston. on Wednesday evening. the ed instant,
Mr. WiLLIAA L. HoDGE OF this city, In his 10Th year.
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No LIcENsE.-Charles Peterson was arrested
by Oticer Ogden, OF the Eighth precinct on
Tuesday, for selling without license. He was
fined s21 o5, hut In default Of payment was sent
to the work-house for thirty days by Justice
Gull
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY-Martha Newman,
colored, was arrested on Tuesday, by Oficer
Pesster, Of the Seventh precinct. She was fined
~ by Justice Walter.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
NATIONAL THEATRE.
srAlDIso a IL EAffh T. !. BxTiENxy's MANAGERS
ron PosIHISKEY OH I wEsk oGyLLI.
Commeneng
THE s oRxsb b kHfhse 6f tGHEHRs5 5HLsEs
Opera Boude In Four Acts, By J OHenbaeh.
S,a 1olR IT, Ssn fTSSPs a
0'yR EE SsE p ESQ., PER
sclpsnE even tho favor with which 1t wa, received
In Paris and all the Capitals OF Europe, will be pro-
aa''o In " THE ENTIRE TROUPE.
ORIGINAL iNC3aPAkABLg ARTIsTEs,
especially f0c Rs IL FRfNSiT eo TR the
o. nfty voices, Justly pronounced In New York and
Boston the nnrst chorus ever listened to on the Amsr
van o''A' FULL ORCHESTRA,
phtharmonie Society,
THE GORGEOUS CHARACTERISTIC PARTISAN
made By Mons sOnOn. So.tumef Of the Grand Opera.
APPROPRIATE AND NEW DECORATIONS.
MfsE III sSEEE
q ass PPRsas YCS by Mr.
hdnnion
Reserved seats in Parquette and Dress Circle. g
Seat: may BE- secured on and aiiei WEDNESDAY
and At the BOX once. ja2i.n
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Pawn Brokers.
LICENSED BY AUTHORITY,
Furnishing Goods.

III FIRST WARD TRIMMING STORE, III
IitPenna avenue, bet; 18th and oth streets, LII
$500, HOOP SKIRTS. SioyEs AND HOSIERY.
GENTLEMES's CRAViTs, COLLARS. sc.
The public will and 1t to their interest to call All
jAD-lm w H. PEARSON,
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SUPREME CorRr OF THE DISTRICT OF Collin.
nA:-All the Justices sittiag IN bone.
Al, 2aes Ogle Tsyloe VS. Cora W. King. Cox and
Eicetment to recover lot / In square 2ls, which
one Of the parties claims under a tax sale and
deed rom the corporation, and the other BY pur.
on an agreed statement of facts.
The lot In question was, on the 25th OF Fcbru-
ary, 1892, the property Of II. II. Lewis, and upon
lot at tax sale. On the 10th Of August, 1855, the
lot wa. libelled under the caniscAtfon act as the
was condemned and decreed to be sold, and on
the 18th OF July, 1884, was sold by the marshal
to Cora " King In the meantime, TayIoc had,
on the 18th OF June, 1884, received his tax deed
from the city, and on June q that deed had been
r record d. Cora ". King hsd however, been
yoe Ss ths action ana h 70 we lot which
The plaintiff contends that the decree con-
asmned and ordered to be sold, not the lot, but
his right to redeem was all that was sold TO King
The defendants contend that at the time Of the
eoniiscation decree Tayloe had not obtained
amounted at that time merely to an inc umbrsnee
which the owner OF the land could discharge by
paying tax and expenses; that the proceeding
the plaintiff, having no right Of entry during the
Court took the papers and held he case under sf
Csmmack vs.. Power. This case was decided
In the court below against tho defendant. The
plaintiff had declared for tisoTt, but the foreman
diet, inadvertently entered the sum found At
t2s6.b The clerk, however, made the judgment
for the slsO.15, the true sum.
Mr.. Jones then moved for q new trial on the
ground that the clerk was bound to follow liter.
ally the verdict Of the jury and that the verdict
properly entered Is palpably unreasonab and
such motion being overruled, Mr.. Jones took an
appeal therefr9m, upon which the case comes to
the general term:
Judge 0lin held that there was no evidence
presented to this Court showing that the Jury
found any mistaken verdict Gall; II such proof
were here, n new trial would be a matter OF
courses but the Court could not presume such
proof.
The judgment below WAS affirmed, and the
court lat o'clock) adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-24

The Old PgNITEsTIARY.-Yest morning
the work of pulling down the old pehitentiary
was commenced, about one hundred persons,
white and black, having been put to work under
charge of overseers appointed by Gen. Ramsey.
1t Is supposed that the job win last until the
coming fall. Some fifteen hundred to two thou
sand persons have made application for situa-
tions In pulling down the buildings during the
aAt few DAYS,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-24

CREATING NUISANCE. John Narncll,
butcher, was taken before Justice Thicker OF
Wednesday, by Oficer Whitmore, Of the Sanitary
company, He was fined IS.
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DIsoRpERLY AND PRoFASE-EliEabeth Smith
(cOlored) was arrested on Wednesday, by Otiicel
Brelsford, OF the First precinct She was hnet
O.. % by Justice Tucker.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-24

WASTING POTOMAC WATER.-LieutenantN 90
nan, OF the Sanitary company, arrested Henry
Hagg, on Wednesday. He had hearing before
Justice Harper who fined him f5.
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ATTENTION ~ CALLED to a notice In OUT col.
umns OF 4 meeting at Temperance Hall on this
friday evening for the perfecting OF the organ
ization of the Second Washington Cooperative
Building and Deposit Association: II will be
organized upon the same plan as the first asso-
citation Of that name.
The many applicants for membership to that
association, since the stock was all taken, Will
now have ali opportunity to crafty their wishes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-24

FURNITURE AT REDUCED RATEs.-H, F. Elm
norman Ia selling his large and well selected
stock Of furniture at low rates, at his ware.
rooms, No. $50 Seventh street. between Louisiana
avenue and ID street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-24

EXAMINATION OF CAsDIDATEs,-The examin-
ing Committee OF the Board of Metropolitan
Police will meet at their rooms at police head
quarters on Wednesday evening, the 10th instant,
didates for positions on the police force.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-24

TIE large stock Of men and boys ready-mAde
clothing for winter wear now offered at New
York wholesale prices by Messrs. Stephens &
Co., $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, should attract the attention
riety OF fashionable clothing suitable for gentle
men and boys In every station In life. Give
them call II you would save money.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-24

WASHINGTON BENEVOLENT LIFE AssoCIA-
TIoN.-A meeting of the subscribers of the above
association was held last evening at the office of
the Builders Exchange, 42l L street, near
Eighth, Dr. W. J. q. Duhamel In the chair.
After the meeting was properly opened, there
were about forty new members Joined the asso-
citation.
On motion OF Mr.. John Desturnell, a finance
committee OF three was appointed, AS follows I:
DIR. W. J. q. Duhamel, DR., Joseph Walsh, and
MIR. J, \. Jones,
After the transaction OF some business not im-
portant to the public the meeting adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-24

The PoToMAc.-The late rains having consid
erably softened the ice In the river, communities
ton with Alexandria has been again resumed
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LARCENY OF CLorHINa.-On Wednesday night
Hamilton Smith took from the rooms OF Mrs.
Thomas Dorsey, on Pennsylyanis avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, several articles
Of clothing, and was arrested by Detectives
Coomes and Miller, who held him at headquar-
tiers for q hearing.
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"rCUNLAw CLUB" CIGARS.

"NUNLAw CLUB" CiGARs.
CoNCHA DE- REGALO aud Londres ''TuNLAw
CLUB, the Finest Cigar in this market. Sold by
the sole agents HALL HUME,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fine Groceries.
Wines, Cigars, &c, iA2l.6I
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-24

IRviHa LYcEUM.-The Irving Lyceum will
meet tonight at ~ o'clock at the Council cham
Der, City Hall, when the following resolution
win be discussed;
"Resoiped, That the United States Five-twenty
bonds should be paid in legal-tender notes"
No doubt the debate will be very Interesting,
and attract a large audience, who will be adj
mitted free
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Architects,

STARKwEArHER & rLowMAS'
ARCHITECTS,
AND SURVEYORS,
ohce-PLAYTs' BUILDING, corner Of New York
venue and Fifteenth street ja22'ly
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SUPREME Counr OF THE UNITED STATES
Ihursddy January ., lses.-0n motion Of Mr.
was admitted to practice as an attorney and
counsellor of this court.
On motion Of Mr.. p. Phillips, James McCon.
nell, esq, OF Louisiana, was admitted to prac.
tice as an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. 70. Sucket Mauran, I'd plaintiff In error,
vs.. Alliance Insurance Company,
No. l62. Same vs.. Mercantile Marine Insurance
Company.
No. los. Same vs. Equitable Insurance Com.
pany.
No. le4. Same VS.. Washington Insurance Com.
pany.
No. los. Same vs. Boston Insurance Company
The argument of these cases was continued BY
Mr.. Storrow and Mr.. Curtis, Of counsel for the
defendants In error, and concluded by Mr.. Cush.
Ing, OF counsel for the plaintiff In error,
No, II, Joseph q. Willard, appellant, W.. Benz.
Oglc Tayloe. The argument OF this cause was
commenced by Mr.. b. r. Curtis, OF counsel for
the appellant.
O'Clock.
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LARCENY oP A Cow.-Peter Blitz was taken
before Justice Gull on Wednesday by Ohicer Du.
vail, County, charged by Mr.. 5. A. il. Marks
with the larceny Of his COW. The COW left home
Yesterday one week ago, and when found she
was tied In Blitz's yard. He WAS required to give
bail for court, by Justice Gull.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-24

THE following IL the list Of letters remaining In
the post once, Georgetown, d. C., January o.,
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SKST Ur.-Anthony Semmes, a desperately
bad colored man, who has not been long out OF
jail, was arrested yesterday morning by an oiiicer
of the Fifth precinct on two charges, to wiz one
by Jane Reed, a colored woman, who testihed
that accused committed an assault and battery
knock her brains out with water pitcher. The
other charge was preferred BY John Bell col;
Ored, brother to Bun Bell, who was shot and
Killed on an excursion down the river last sum.
mer. Bell charges that Semmes attempted to
shoot him with q revolver In Murder Bay few
days since. Justice Harper, deeming Semmes a
dangerous character, committed him to jail, his
old quarters, for court.
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PRoPANIrY,-wm. II, Lewis and John Walker
fcoIored) were arrested last evening by Ohcers
Hughes and Acton, of the Sixth precinct, for
tIyfng which could curse the other the hardest
aud fastest. They had hearing before Justice
CLARK, who fined each of them ". They were
seat back to wait for funds.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-24

FINE Observation-Disclosures Is called to the
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, who an:
nounces the reception OF very choice lot OF
cheese from 7. franfernots importation. He
has also on hand everything usually found In a
frat class grocery, Mr.. p. To one Of our enter
prising young Washington merchants, and de-
serves n share of the public patronage,