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ly opened by the officers Of the society. The
President, Mr.. Melendy, read an elaborate
and excellent address in the art hall. The
attendance on the ground was quite limited.
Exhibitors have their goods all in, and the
display is all that could be expected, and
the committees are at their work. The total
number Of entries have been 5000.
Madrid, Sept. Is The journals Of this
city assert that the government recently sent
a circular letter to the great powers respect.
ing the note from Gen Sickles, on the sub.
lect OF recognition Of Cuba, and replies
favorable to the rights Of Spain have been
received from England, France and Austria
SPRIGpIELD, Sept. lj.--The Trustees Of
the Southern Normal School are here today
to lay before the Governor the proposition
Of Carbondale, upon which they awarded the
location 1t consists Of 100000 in city
bonds, $50, 900 in county bonds, the South.
ern Illinois College buildings, and thirty
acres Of land valued at $50, 900; twenty acres
of fine land one mile from the city, on which
the buildings are to be built, worth $4,000,
and five hundred acres Of unimproved lands
in the county. Gen. Logan furnishes tho
stone for the foundations, and they are to
be delivered free of cost on the grou.d. The
Central railroad gives s25,OOO.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 1.-THE jury
in the Abrams case came in at 10 o'clock
this morning, with verdict of guilty Of
murder in the first degree, and sentence of
imprisonment for life. The jury intend, in
q recommendation as individuals. to ask the
Governor to commute the punishment to
imprisonment for ten years, in view of the
defendants previous character.
A singular and serious accident occurred
this morning. The Vincennes railroad
bridge is being repaired, and cable is used
to transport stone across White river. This
morning, the loop holding the cable, broke,
and in falling struck two of the laborers,
Patrick Shea and Michael Hosarty, on the
head and shoulders. Shea will die, and Ho.
garty is very badly injured.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Gen. Jordan, in command in Cuba, makes
an appeal to the people of the United States
to send shoes, clothing and medicine for the
patriot soldiers, and clothing for the patriot
women of Cuba. They have men, arms
and ammunition in plenty, but the above ar
ticles are much needed, and can be sent to
Francis Dorr, SO Broad street, New York.
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II am anxious to affirm my entire and
complete devotedness not only to the Em
peror, but also to his son. understand
better than any one that my interest as well
as my affections are indissolubly bound up
in the empire. believe the existence of
the empire with liberty to be perfectly posi-
be, and those who think it is not, are them
selves as rreconcilableas they maintain these
two words to be Prince Ndpoleon'S speech
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Toronto papers say Mrs. Commodore Van
derblt is "wor.hy member of the Methods
church
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

George Peabody has made another dona.
ton of $4,000 to the Peabody Institute,
making the entire donation 100000.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

The democrats Of Philadelphia are acting
like Repubicaus--that is, they're not be-
having like decent men.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Mrs. Stonewall jackson, described as a
youthful and attractive widow, is at Rock
bridge Springs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

The differences between Democrats in
New York city appear to excite more
anxiety among Radicals than the party dis.
turbed.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Mrs. Gen. Lee is 80 rheumatic that her
only mode Of locomotion is in a chair with
wheels.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

On the l4th, duel was fought between
two San Franciscoans, j. r. Smedburg and
j. B. Gardner. Smedburg had two fingers
shot off.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

A Cairo dispatch says the Daily Times,
newspaper, of that city, will be removed to
Chicago October 1st, and thereafter be pub
lished at the Union Stock Yards.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Deery, Of New York, and Melvin Foster,
of the same place, ha 10 had their champion
billiard match, and Deery won.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Dana, the Secretary smasher, is now after
Boutwell,, who he says is clumsy and round
about.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Count Kurowski, of the Polish Lancers Of
the First Empire, has died in Paris, aged
lOj.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Two more escaped convicts from Sing
Sing have left that summer resort, for New
York
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Prize fights are chronicled in Omaha
papers under the "War Department" head.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

A Cuban expedition composed of 80 men,
was caught BY revenue cutter near Bed.
ford, Me-, on the night Of the l4th.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Chicago n6arAst.
T.lsgrspksd to the Asevs.
CHioAso, September i6.
Flour unchanged
Wheat steady ,22aaa
Corn s44ss.
Oats trm setive al
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Her Majesty is considering the land ques
tion, and the release of Fenian prisoners.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Rye l,gl.
Barley las.
Provisions unchanged
Pork steady 33,jO.
Shoulders lSAaI.
Lard nominal lSlai.
Hams lSsl.
Highwines Us.
LIVE STOCK.
UNox srocK YARDS, September le.
Cattle fairly active steady; reefs glS; sales
662 at 4iai fair TO good cows 6sa7s; 6ia7 good
steers.
Hogs best grades steady firm; common dull
weak; rects 1907 sales 1889 at S,50a75 common;
g.5OalO good TO choice
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

The Mechanics Institute Fair, at San
Francisco took in 81, 900 the first day.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Wew York Market.
Tslegraphod to the ARsus.
New YoRK, Sept 10.
Flour-Steady.
Whoat-closcd lower at ll5la?O!
Corn-Dull Mt l03.
osts-Dull lower at 63ai.
Pork-Better at 30,l2.
Lard steam.
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stocks and Money.
Tslsgrsphsd to the ARsus.
Nav YoRE, Sept 10.
Gold, sl,S6i.
Coupon. of 81 2ll, 62, %, a.. 2Og, %, 81.
new l9s. e., l9s, 6S, l9!; lO-40's %, N. Y.C
2,00S; pfd S7s, X. l. ILL, st. Paul s22, Pfd
s3A, ". W. 50, W. U. 80, NJ. U. II, U. s.
2lt, N. W. ia, I. a W. ggi.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

The recent heavy rains have helped the
late corn in West Virginia and valley.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16

Bets on Reddy tn blscksmith's acquittal
are now quoted 800 to $50.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-16
c 0 M M { R ClAL.
Latest New York, Chicago and
81. Louis Reports.
Correct Rock Island Quotations.
Rock Island Market.

Rock ISLAND, September i6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

We record, with pleasure, that bornets
this winter are to be worn larger in size.
Flowers and lace are used for trimmings, and
the front Of the new head gear il ernamented
with rose or aigrette. ..s.
1Mrs. Stowe ,'has completed her rejoinder
TO the critics Of the press Of this country and
Europe on her Byron article and will proceed
ina few days 70 her home In Florida, Sue
has concluded arrangements for embarking
upon an enlarged literary enterprise.
~Chicago has another new sect which
publishes It's creed In the dailies. snd promises
TO start an organ OF its own, TO be called the
Anti. Bigot. 1t don't believe in special proyi.
dences, eternal punishment, the Bible, temper.
ance laws or angels.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs IN aesraetswn.

SALH 90 Lots IN RossLYN.-John J Bogue,
rea; estate broker. hss sold the folio wing lots
in Roeslyn, Va: Lot I, square Q, 10 william
Moran, 50 9: lots S. 8, and :, squire 9. 20 Moses
wilson, sfsS each lot S, square q. 10 William
Wisa, ss7o, lots ard 6. squsre ,, TO X walker,
SIS; lots and 6, square S, 70 NJ McComo,
S35O-all cash sales.
TIE STEAMSHIP LOUISA MOORE, which LEFT
here Last night for New York with O heavy
freight, mistook the channel In IN. dark, and
got stuck fast in the n nd. about halfway be-
tween here and the Long Bridge. She was sun
there at neon to-day, bat was expected 70 pro-
ceed on her way before nieht.
MRRCHANrs' ExcRAN0R.-Eighteen hun-
dred bushels red " heat (prime) were offered
on Change this morning, with sales Of 500
bushels al &l-s9 per bushel
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MAHIHIv EAsHI0nABLE HOIH G
.Ao1D1MI, y. between 9th and 10th a
pqRil. for the coming ess.on.
and Matters, from 5 to D. m on Tuesdavs.
Inursdays, and Saturdays.
~tror Ladies, from s1s to ,. m, Tuesdays and
For Gentlemen, from 8 to 10 p. M, Wednesday,
and Saturdays.
.,Olsss for advanced scholars OF Ladies and Gen.
us%sn every nondsy. from 70 70 , m.
Academy or az the Music Stores oc OF
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"ETRRNAL DIsH WAsHIHss.''-we are not
sure that the ladies will thank us tor reprcdu.
cling the following by Rev. T. X. Beeoher. as 1t
may be simply repeating Q, to them, tiresome
truth; out 1t will show them that at least one
man appreciates their real condition In life:
TIE quiet fidelity with which s.she" will
dish-wash her life away for shin" 10 q mar vel
Of endurance and grace. Just here is the SER
vitude OF woman heaviest-no sooner 10 her
work done than it requires to be done again.
Man works mp jobs, ends them, and takes his
pay. This pay can be translated into some
thing else desirable A man works all day, and
draws pay tor his days work. This lay ailnres
him, rs oats horse, homeward bound Thus
men work by terms ana jobs; and although
work lie endless as to quantity, yet when cnt
up thus into terms and Jobs, we men 20 hearti.
iy ON our journey and count our milestones
Not 20 with our mate. She mends our socks,
and we put our irrepressible toe upon the
darned spot, and she darns II again. "She"
washes for the family, and the family makes
haste to send back the same garments to be
washed again. .'She" puts the room IN order,
and we got ready 70 be Grid mp" again. The
same socks, the same washing, the same room
every time. She has no successive Jobs no
terms, no pay day, no tally stick OF life. She
washes tho same dish three hun dred and sixty.
fve-yes, three times three hundred and sixty.
nve times every year. No wonder she breaks
It and Is glad Of 1t! What relief to say, GI'ye
done with thatdish"'-Moore' Rural Ner Yorker.
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UMBER. WOOD. AND COAL.
cal sttention {. our large stock ofLUMBIB.
White Pine, North Caroline, virginia, and last.
sern Snsre Srnn,ns md Matched Flooring.
VypfeeS Shingles, Laths; Pickets, plsin and
neeoe0, Cedar Posts, various lengths.
Hrcesed Lumber OF all kinds kept under cover.
Manut, Oak, Ash. and Poplar, thoroughly Sea-
soned and drst rate quality.
6 In fact. ell kinds 81 Lumber usually found in .
We also deal in WOOD end GOAL. We have the
"Lykens Valley"
Luke ridler, - and
ehamoken Red Ash Goals.
Locust Mountain and other well known White
Ash Goals.
Oak and Pine Wood. sawed and split and in the
We purchase our stock In the best markets.
which fact, together With wharf facilities en-.
able ~ 70 sell at prices that cannot fell TO be sat
isfactory.
We deliver in any part Of the city s,Io pounds to
the ton.
Orders BY mail Rre%%gMtly, q tl E ,o
Foot OF 9Th street East,
Branch yard Virginia ave. and 9th Ut. East.
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FOURTH WARD INSTRUMENTATION Neenn5
Last Ntght-kayor Bosces Esdorsed-A Plea for
Harmony IN he Party-Last evening, pursuant
Crowley, d. Cronin, Lafayette Jenries, and
William Brown, large number OF Repuoli-
cans assembled IN the Council Cnamoer, City
Hail. Colonel 3. ID Peck was called to the
chair. and Nessrs- Marfip Oronm and Lafay.
cite Jeffries were chosen Vice Presidents, and
Prof. Green SECRETARY. Colonei Peck, on taking
the chair expressed his thanks for the homer
conferred and referred TO his having been q
Republican for more tnan quarter Of a cen.
M. Crowley offered q resolution tina, ,s.v
view with admiration and pride the very pros.
perops and hoaftshmg condition OF our c,tv
under the faithful and prudent administratIof,
Of its chief magistrate, Sayies J. Bowen, and
that they oeprecare the attack made upon him
by bis personal enemies, and that they win &C
Republican party. sustain hum in his faithful
enort to administer the munici pal affairs Of this
cry "0n .nat hne." despite disappointed polit-
resolution was adopted =
Prof Green offered a preamble and resolu-
lions setting forth that they recognize in the
Republican party an element Of strength and
PROGRESS; that It's history has been one Of I'M.
paralieled success, overriding rebellion, sla.
very, prejudice, and evsrv form Of oppression
every effort to divide Of, dsprsciate the power
or influence Of fhe party; declaring eternal
fidelity to is principles; expressing regret that
&c; and he addressed the meeting al some
length, referring to those In the ranks of the
party who, he said, stood In the way of its pro.
gress. He was not disposed TO LOOK lightly on
these differences. With their own party FRIENDS
u was "lav on Macduf and blessed be he who
hrst cries hold! enough" IApplause.I He
had noticed that the enemies Of the party had
Dirt Business They understood them; II
comes very well rom Q party who have for
ages dealt In dirt 70 call their 1.-THE Republi.
cans troubles the "dirt business" He be-
Il "a y ad n fhAaA a Al .lNsA
strengthen the party, and that the quarrel
would culminate in q great success. IL the
dinerences can be healed he had no tears OF de.
feat lApplausel The resolutions were adopted
and the meeting adjourned.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD AoCIp1ur.-rhs Gao
uain due last night as the Maryland avenue
Depot was detained some Is minutes In conse.
Suence OF an sccident on coming over the
yWn,oee. Dol. B. Harmon, the President of the
nsd ~ Express Company, accidentally step.
saname vAlle the train WAS in motion. As
sos,S a. u eec.me Known the conductor, Oapt
Sne i.ano, topped thO train and reversed the
a.s. = sInnnm4 sAck ON the bridge until they
80 ,ns srscS Tsefe ne W. found laying b.
% he deuot. and p,scas picxed mp and brought
his hotel, bot how ssSioss h,s N mr,s. ~. -
not yet Known -
e.,,,no S sIaa cI Scn0oa Z, Co.vlHrroN OF the
ccmoenced session, to last Tn. - J. -
Coarles Street Church, In Baltinors 49, ~ ~
Ene opening sernou Was preaohsd k.pens'
r. newman ID. n, Of ehi6 city, upoS - =.
OF searching ths Scriptures for instrpcfionu .n
suidance. resolution was passed, REQ ns.s, =
near Havre-d s.0rscs, Maryland. ''o
EXAMINATION OF OAHprpArBs roR ru-
POLICE Fo1cB-To-day,M essrs. Craein, Mur-
Agn, ana Cnase. Oommissiooers of Police and
Drs. Newman. Eliot and McKm, are engaged
ment on the Metropolitan Police Force I'm n
O'Clock about % Candidates had appearedr M
being colored men. The ratio a. those vhr
were marked ~ acceptable was not as hieh ar
az the last examination.
TEE ARLIHeToH HoUss---Nessrs. Entwistls
Il Barron, VINO contracted, ON the 18th OF
March last to build Mr.. W. W. Corcoran, I.
hotel, the Arlington House, In the short time
If seven months, have compls,ed IL within The
specified time, ana to-day il was turned over
70 the proprietor.
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SPIlR's STANDARD WIFE BrrrlRs. ~
we are, more or less incapable Of performing
our duties for want Of energy. SpeerS "Stand-
ard Wine Bitters" will be found 70 be an in.
valuable aid In case OF debility arising from
gists. Was
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Ar THE CrnrRAL DoLtAR STORE, No. %
MARKET Space, between 9Th and 9th streets,
(Pennsylvania avenus,) new goods are con-
SANITY received 1O.l6.t:
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CITY ITEMS.

open New Goods every day this week, at No.
i36 PenAsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th
streets.
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u UNRlVALLED REMEDY
THE KING OF ALL PAIN.
The Great Internal and External Medicine,
WILL CURE
Headache, In minutes, foothache, in minute;
Neuralgia, sprafns,
Rheumatism, Diarrhea,
Coughs and Colds, Fever and Ague,
Cramps and Oholic, Cholera Morbus,
Inflammation of the Kidneys,
Piles. Burns, Foul Stomach,
and many other diseases and ailments Of the human
body, too numerous to enumerate.
II 10 Diuret;c. curtHg diseases Of the Kidnsys
and Bladder: ti.s Tonic and esimulant. giving
Diaphorstic, causing nerspirAtisn and allayins
fever; 1t 10 an txpectorspl, acting on the LUNGS,
and good in all Throat and Lung diseases.
There p not . pain or ache, nervous or fnfam.
natoyy, but that the King Of ell Pain viii relieve
and IN most instances entirely cure. It should
always be used before any other remedy 10 tried ,
TOR IL 10 ALMOST certain In every case to be the only
'N'As PSiGE, SO CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Fold by all Druggists, Apothecsries, and Dealers
''' ". Il. Brown 4 BRO, Sole Proprrsto,s,
sell. 1aw0m Wholesale Druggists. Baltimefe, Nd.
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N. WILLIAM

HAS OPENED A STOCK OF HANDSOME
FALL GOODS.
NOVELTIye II FEATHBRs,
1LOWDR HATS, BONNEfe.
BDDUIND0, ETC Ere.
DRIeSES, SUITS, OLOAKS, Ere,
MADE IN TAI Latest FRENCH STYLE.
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.
SCI Oits Treviss. Paris.
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RpApy.MADs OLornrHe.!!

Gentlemens', Boys and CAiadrens'.
The largest and finest stock Of Clothing in
the District, manufactured by Me8re. Wana.
maker C Brown, OF Philadelphia. expressly
for this market, IL now selling 81 ne tocest Phi.
ddelpAia prices al Oak Hall, 40 7th street. oppo-
site Post Once
N. B Oiothiers and railors supplied at the
lowest Wholesale prices. l0,l46
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IHTBRBIrINe WILL CAeR-Important De-
cssion Of Judge Purceu.-This morning, q special
session OF the Orphans Court was held, Judge
Purcell on the bench, when a decision was
rendered in the case of the will of the late Der.
nard Givenpy, which has been before the court
Tor several DAYS past; during which time a
large amount Of testimony was taken by Col.
Webster. the Register Of Wills, and the case
ana Judge Connolly, of New York, and Messrs
w. J. Miller and ]. H. Johnssn tor the heirs
0iyenny died in 1885, leaving an estate worth
about $4,000, and By his will made several
charitable requests, and directed the residue
TO be gwen TO his nepnews ana neices Children
OF mis- deceased sister Ellen.
Judge Purcell in delivering his opinion stated
mat the testafor had resided here for a NUMBER
oryears, where he made quite q handsome little
estate; that knowing the certainty Of death he
executor; that after his death said will was ex.
hibited, proved, and admitted to probate, and
several 30 nests were paid. but the matter in
oaspuse - the reetduary Clause giving what
remans TO his nephew and neice. (children Of
hls deceased sister Eilen) It turns out,
however, that the testator Intended TO leave
his property to the children of his sis
ter rose; II least the testimony, which
Is Hnimpeached, bears out this intention, for
Elien never had any children, and Rose had
had been argued with much ability by the
counsel. and nice questions raised. but the
wnole inquiry 10 as to what was the intention
OF the testator. He referred TO various an.
tnoriues. among others Red6eld on wins. LIST
S0rke on Evidence, lst Maddox Chan. Prac.
tce, Jarn,in on Wills, Lord Eldon's Decision
In let Feseys, LIST Common Law Report, Atm
> onnsonS Chancery Reports, and LIST Kent
A1ter looking At the will and the evidence he
bad but little doubt that the children of Rose
to leave the legacy, and he would therefore
make D decree accordingly.
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YHR C0uRn.

CRIMINAL OoURr. Judge FysAsr.-This morn.
ing, in the cases OF Wayman Brooks and Chas.
H. Washington for assault, and James Lawn
and Fanny Bell Tor same ofense, nolle pros.
was entered. WIN. Branson, VIM. MockabeA
Wn. Webster and John Cook, indicted for riot
were found guilty In charge Of assault and
battery against The same parties polIs pros
was entered, a. also to q charge of larcsny
against VIM. Mockabee. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

u subscriber has discovered Q new method TOR
f hTss eU5s Of C3HNS MyAARTs, TAtL9siTIis,
shof spses q nS Ave minutes y,tSoSt .cs e So s1e
OF .ubseqaent soreness. The care too viii be
nnel = every triel has % far proved slocessf nj,
be demanded. References to Be he'd st the ONCE,
1z9S 7th street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall. Room
IS 4 bIss d,asIsns 0AsssIM1RH PANTS
4. sAKs 4 co.,
ocl-u S17 Seventh street.
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The Board Of Police nave ed their lease
on the building No. 2, Louisiana avenue, oppo.
site the City Hall, for two wears, from OK. Mayor
Waflach, and IL will continue to be used as the
headquarters OF the force. Mr.. James Camp.
bell Is now engaged in remodellIng the lower
basement, in which there will be three or tour
fine rooms. r. = -
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FRHBDMBHe' SAVING AND TRUST CoMPA.
HY.-Ihis Company informs its depositofs,
through our advertising columns. that Al IN .
stalmept OF interest will be paid them next
week. We are informed that, a. coon a. prac.
ticable, they propose to erect q onveaient
banking house, on the Avenue, opposite the
Treasury, and adjoining Lafayette square.
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UNDlRsHIRre AND DRAWERS. &C., 6Oc., $50,
81, At the Original Franc, %94 7th st., between
d ard Z. No Branch Store. 9,29,1:
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DEATH OF A HoRsB From HYDRoPHoBIA-
Messre. T. J. Gait Il Son lost valuable horse
by hydrophobia yesterday. The animal was
bitten some three weeks ago by q rabid dog be.
Ion inR to Mr.. Calf. The horse refused WSter
when offered TO IL, and became very ferocious,
biting at every thing that came In It's way.
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ELEGANT VILLA PoR SALR.-See ad vert,se.
ment OF proposed sale by auction of one Of
those elegant villas on the heights OF George.
town. built for Heary ID. Cooke, Esq. =
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A RESOLUTION making IN appropriation for
m uiscil
A RESOLUTION relating to the Distributisn
0f Wat

Resolved by the Board Of Aldermes and Board Of
Common CouncI Of the Corporation Of Georgetocn,
That for the purpose OF equalizing the distri-
button OF Potomac water on the high service,
permission is hereby given to the Engineer of
the WASHINGTON aqueduct to connect the Gov
eminent forcing main, I'm West street, with the
Corporation main in Washington street.
Approved October g. 1869