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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

EQUIrY CouRr-JtLdgs Wia.-Thls court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
Cronan & Hodges VS.. Chapman, and May
nard VS.. Chapman ct al. In this case sub
contractor on building had entered notice
of q lien upon the law docket, under the act
Of 1888. Application was thereupon made
by Messrs. Y. L. Stanton and James Z. Will
liams for a summary order directing the en-
try ofa release of such lien. Messrs. 8, aud
W. presented tho statute of March 8, 1859,
which they held In terms repeats the entire
act of 1888. II was commended In opposition
by Mr.. Moore that the act of 1850 did not
operate to abolish the right of lien on the
part OF sub-contractors, &C., given by the
act of 1888.
Judge 0lin intimated that under the act
OF 1859 sub-contractors or furnshcrs of ma.
terlal had In lien, but he refused TO grant the
summary order asked for, and made an or
der consolidating the two cases, and grant
ing Chapman leave to file q bond to abide
the decree Of the Court therein, and thereby
remove the lien.
Gen. b. +. Butler asked the Court to tx
tomorrow for the hearing of the cases of the
application Of Admiral Farragut aud the
officers aud men of the Western Gulf squad
ron for bounty due them under an act of
Congress for rebel vessels destroyed, &c.
The Court fixed noon to-day for the
hearing.
Pierce VS.. Halbert. Defendants death
suggested, aud order reylving cause against
| his widow.
Llburn vs.. McHugh. Decree for the posses.
sion of real estate on the payment of $3.50 by
| defendant, McHugh, &c.
Ewing vs. Fuller ct al. Order of publlca-
| tlon against absent defendants.
Daineso VS.. De Zeyk. Order striking out
/ q decree pro eeitftsso.
Adjourned.
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CRIMINAL CoURr - Judge Wylie. = This
court was occupied as follows yesterday
James Marshall charged with rape upon
Rosa Ward. The defence, BY consent, re.
called Rosa Ward and subjected her to a
further cross-examinatlou, in which II was
shown that after the alleged rape, she went
out into the yard, and afterwards Of her own
account returned to the house. The case
was then argued to the jury by Messrs.
Pierce and Darlington for the prosecution,
and Riddle and Philips for the defence.
Judge Wylle charged the jury that actual
force Is not necessary to constitute the crime
OF rape; 1t Is sufficient If the deed be done
against the will Of woman. He expressed
the opinion that 1t was impossible for q man
Of ordinary strength to commit rape upon
q woman Of ordinary strength unless the
woman was overcome by threats and terror.
The Jury then retired, but were unable to
agree upon verdict.
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F.. CIRCUIT CoURT-Chi<f Jtetice Cartier.
This court was occupied as follows yesterday:
J. @. Smith vs.. N. A. Paul. EJectment
case from Georgetown, on second trial. The
case, which has occupied the court several
days, was argued and submitted to the Jury,
who returned verdict for the defendant.
Windsor vs.. Marshall. Now trial granted
on payment Of costs with leave to amend
pleadiugs.
Lewis Boyer VS.. Edward Abncr, and sull-
van VS.. Evans ct al. Both continued, tho
latter by consent Of parties.
CASES TODAY.
Tho following cases are assigned for to-day
in addition TO those. published yesterday;
Nos. ISL aud 430.
Adiourned
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Merchant Tailors.
A UCTION HOUSE.

The subseLibeT beEs to announce that he has
taken the old ;establlsbed aud well.known stand
q U, houuire Co., corner OF Tenth street and
duct "
GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS
He trusts, from his long experience as An auction
salesman, general knowledge Of the value Of
dss i ana personal property. the practice OF fair
patrons, TO merit portion Of public favor.
apli'2W CHAs. W, BoTELER,
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| a,coxn w.,n Rupru,tc.r C,rp-Tbe
.,iar uoasis 1870 ~ ~ sonond ward
pasnnhi,c.n G,nh 80. MA ia.t evening Al
~ Finsan,h .,,.,, pr..ts, s n ohnrcb, tbe
nro.,aan, M Cha,,ss II. Peters) I'M the
pha,s N'''' A"'s'
M" NJ Jo..,, proor.. chairman of the cam
n.Ia, cor, Ipit,s. snbmitted a report. Mr.,
49, ,sas slect.d chairman, and 3, Burley
.noso,s,v ~ the Committee.
Tba ward was apportioned of 10 be can.
v.s.sd and Inc Following canyassers were
annointed:
| Ronndarv northveet. v. u and T streets.
Michael Long, James T. Waugh and John
Hunter.
Vermont avenue cast to Boundary street,
and ia Intersections, Marshal Brown, Hedg.
man, Nelson, Grimm and Isaiah stewart.
Between Rhode Island avenue and inter.
sections, Mas achr scits avenue north, NJ, N,
q and z streets, east side Fifteenth TO west
III. ~ 1a.,b Inho rn,taa aud a.
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THE Richmond people arc all anticipating
much enjoyment from the Richings 0pcra
troupe, which Is shortly to commence a sea-
son there.
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ANOTHER CITY PASTOR MARRIED.-An-
other OF our city pastors has taken unto him
self a wife In the person Of Rev. DR.. Z. j.
Drinkhousc, pastor of the Methodist Protest
ant church, Ninth street, who was yesterday
married TO Miss Angelina Barnes. The
wedding took place at the residence of Henry
Weaver, esq, on Georgetown Heights, and
the ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
Lawrence Bates, pastor Of the Georgetown
Methodist Protestant church, in the presence
Of the family circle aud few Intimate
friends. The bride and groom, after rcceiy.
ing congratulations and refreshments, pro.
ceeded on n short tour to the Northern
cities.
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THE REGISTRATION IN THE FIRST WARD
PROTEST OF WoHS.-Yesterday afternoon
the Board OF Registration commenced their
sessions at the Hibernia cngine-house, in
the First ward. Promptly at throo o'clock
the books were opened, aud hundreds rushed
to he registered. The ''ball went ou' until
seven o'clock, p. M, when the doors were
closed, and the result footed up a total Of
$50 registered, white and colorcd. The
chairman Of the Board stated that the word
"white" having been stricken out by the
laws Of Congress, the Board decided not to
classify those registering, but we learn that
four hfths Of thoso yesterday were colored.
Prof. J. N. N. Wilcox and Mr.. N. Z. New
ton In the afternoon escorted six ladies,
scented to the Judges Of registration at the
Hibernia engine house, In the First ward,
where the registration was going on, the
following paper,
Washington! The undersigned, residents Of
this ward, request that our names be placed
on the list Of qualified voters therein, which
you are engaged In preparing. We know
, that 1t is unusual for those OF our sex I,
make such a request; we do so because W,
believe ourselves entitled TO tho franchise.
We are ready to make oath that we are In
other respects qualified. We do not know
that any law expressly forblds you to com.
} ply with our request. II such there be, we
hereby solemnly protest against an exclusion
from the highest privilege Of American cti.
zenship, to which our consent has never been
asked.
Signed by Julia A. Wilbur, Caroline W
Moore, Eliza ]. Anderson, NJ. l.. Smith
Sarah Adams, Sarah Richardson, Louisa c
Butler.
Mr.. Newton presented Miss Wilbur 10 W
' A. Cook, ESQ.,, chairman Of the board, VIII,
9 took the paper, informing Miss W. that 4
!, would be submitted at the next meeting o
Is the board for action. All the ladies wer
n treated with marked respect. To-day tn,
C registration will commence In tho Secont
y ward, the place designated being on -Four
u teenth street, between L street and New
:, York avenue.
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.
Pawn Brokers
17S LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. Al
AZ 5

- B. FURNISHINGS
LOAN OFFICE, as Thirteenth street. third door
south Of PennsylVaniA Ayepue, Money loaned or
Line to sglt eustomsTs on Real Estate, ooia and
Plate, Pianos, FuTnitprsI, Mechanical Tools,
Ladies and 0entlemen's Wearing Apparel Of
all desc options.
90 doid and Silver bought pupnspINp
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[NoTE.-Mr. G. A. Pitcher, Que of the de-
PENDANTS In the case of Davis VS.. Lewis, Ct
al, reported In this column on the Goth inst,
desires us to state (what is perfectly true)
that he did not plead usury to the note in
controversy, but merely desired to have an
offset allowed. Tho plea of usury was en-
tered by the other Defendants.
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Medical Omccrs.
The following changes have been ordered
In the medical staff, on tho recommendation
OF the Surgeon General, to take effect on the
LIST Of May;
Bvt. Col. Josiah Simpson, surgeon, Is re-
lieyed from duty at Baltimore and Fort
McHcnry, Md, and will report to the COM
mauding general, Department Of the Cum
berland, for duty as medical director at the
headquarters Of that department.
Byt. 1t. Col. A. B. Hasson, surgeon, will
report for assignment to duty to the COM
mauding general, Department OF the Cum
berland.
Byt. Major c. II. Greenlcaf, assistant sur
Ccon, Is relieved from duty at Louisville,
KY, and will report to the commanding
general, Department Of the Columbia, for
assignment to duty.
Byt. Brig. Gen. W. J. Sloan, surgeon, Is
relieved from duty In New York city and as
a member OF the retiring board, aud will re.
port to the commanding general OF the
South for assignment to duty as medical
director at the headquarters Of that depart
ment.
Byt. 1t. Col. John Hammond, surgeon,
in addition to his duties as assistant sur
geon, Is detailed as member Of the retiring
board In New York city vice Sloan relieved,
Byt. Brig. Gen. J. T. Milhall, surgeon,
will report to the commanding general, De.
partment of the South, for assignment to
duty.
Byt. Brig. Gen. J. B. Brown, surgeon, Ia
relieved from duty In New York city, aud
will report to the commanding general, De
partment Of the Platte, Tor assignment al
medical director Of that department, rclicy
ing Byt. 1t. Col. r. II. Alexander, surgeon
who will report TO the commanding general
Department Of the East, for assignment /,
duty at Fort Hamilton, New York harbor, a
post surgeon.
Bvt. 1t. Col. Ii. X. Wirtz, surgeon, whcI
relieved from duty at Fort Hamilton, New
York harbor, will report to the commanding
general, Department OF the Columbia, TO
duty as medical director Of that department
relieving Bvt. Col. J. T. Ghisclln, surgeon
who will report to the commanding genera
| of TINT depa rtment for assignment to duty
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FmsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - 4
meeting OF the members Of this church wal
held at the church building last evening
Rev. DR.. Boynton, pastor of the church
stated that in view OF the feeling that now
existed, and had SO long existed In thl,
church, no rendered his resignation, to tax,
effect the LIST Of May. The resignation was
unanimously accepted. Quite number Of
members of the church then asked for letter,
Of dismissal to new Congregational Church
soon to be formed. These letters were
granted, and the meeting adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

POLICE ISrELLIGESCE.-Phlllp Liant, COL
ored, was arraigned before Justice Walter,
charged by Della Haskins with bastardy.
The accused was required to give security to
support the child.
James Cook and John alias Charles Nc
Henry, colorcd, were committed to the work
house as suspicious characters by Justice
Clark.
Michael Stinzing was fined SEQ by Justice
Harper for selling liquor without license.
John Crogan was fined IS by Justice Wal
ter for permitting his goats to run at large.
Anna jackson, Rachel Herbert, Gcorgiana
Cook, Sarah Sclden, Lizzie Jones, and Sarah
Brown, all colored, were sent to the work.
house for thirty days each on charge of dis
orderly gathering.
Isaac Coats, colorcd, paid fine of e. for
disorderly conduct.
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T ARos SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

ARGg SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
DErurr oUARrERxAsrEs gESERAL's ogYIoR,l
BALrIsoRE, Nd, April 10, 1859.
and Stores and Condsmped Clothing. Camp and
Garrison Equipage will be offered at public huc.
ton IN this city, At Camp Newport corner Of Scott
aud hoHenry streets, on TUESDAY, April "a, lste
few Of the articles are mentioned as follows;
=, once Desks. Chairs, Tables, Iron Safes. Mat
ting, Heating Stoves, Cooking Stoves, &c., &c.
Also, large number Of oyoreoats, tmonlted aud
infs1tty,l Rats, Caps, Jackets, taItillery and
Bad. Sacks, lsinEie aud double, Hospital Tents,
wall Tents, &c, &c -
large number OF wOOlleu Blanket I'll ,eStl will
likewise be offered for sale.
Complete lists Of the Iroper,y can be obtained A.
this once, Lists may also he obtained 10 New
York, at the once OF Breyet Major General Rufus
ingalls,, Assistant aaArterma,tsI 9enerai. Army
and at t6- QdaTtermaster's Once In Phiiadslph
The sale will begin at " m Purchases must be
removed without delay.
Terms; Cash. In Goyernment funds on DAY 81 sale
SrEwART VAN yLk1T,
Deputy QnartermAster General and Brevet Major
General United States Army.
Ap2)td Auetionesrs. IS s. Charles street
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JAMES HAGaERTr Is New Yorker whom
a policeman found drunk and asleep in the
street. The officer testified that he would
fall down, whereupon the officer 'lost his
temper, and tapped Haggerty on tho head
two or three times to wake him up" Next
morning Haggcrty was found dead In his
cell, with wounds on his head, ''inhicted by
some blunt instrument" They look upon
his death as q mystery.
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$50, .">h. - nnru-irnRi
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.F"Ss aILLi0N noLLARs ~
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"rRyIru gXCnAHGF aad maxi Collections en-
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We pnSchL,s dnV-Tnu, VrIeknrS On the MOST
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FHusFr .frESrIUs To
ACOo1' rs - uuSIsESS MIN AND VIRss.
.al L,EtT other bus,poH entrusted 'nn.
FnLL lSPnHaAu III rssArd 70 COVERS
HksT L"tSs al all tilnss eheerfully furaishsa
". i, HuRrlS0roH, Cashier.
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BASKGRs,
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TREASURY.
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GOVERNMENT EngnS.
gwen .THiRTlgs,
uIMp"Usp INTEREST SOrBs
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I"etirus made gu all accessible pois..
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AS THE TRAVELLING SEASON approaches,
travellers wish TO know where to obtain
trunks that will stand the rough usage OF
baggage smashers. We advise them TO visit
the extensive mandatory aud salesroom OF
James s. Topham II Co., 500 Seventh street,
east side, one door above Odd Fellows Hall,
where they will find the largest stock and
hest made trunks in the District Of Columbia,
with McMurray's patent stays; also with
Houses patent solid rubber corners, for
which they are sole agents MCssrs. Topham
" Co., also have large stock of valises,
packing trunks, ladies' and mems satchels,
&C., made Of the best material, which they
sell low for cash. col
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TIMELY DIsCovERY.-About 3 O'Clock on
Wednesday afternoon Sergeant Harrison and
County Officer Beall discovered the prem
ises Of Mrs. A. r. Shepherd, in the county,
TO be on fire. The fire, II Is supposed, caught
from q defect In one Of the hues communi-
eating TO the flooring joist Of the first story.
The officers succeeded in extinguishing the
bre by tearing away the basement ceiling
aud using few pals Of water.
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Special Army ORD crs In Relation 60
Medical Omcers.

COMRADES OF PosT No. Z, q. A. r., will
fnd an important notice In another column.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-23

The suits of Oak Hall arc very durable MS
we'll as stylishj also, most complete assert.
ment, at prices unusually low, Of piece goods
aud furnishing goods. Oak Hall, 400 Seventh
street, opposite post Office.
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boyn Ia mn. po,. yewn sS.,
Near where the oeean's Numbering roar
TuTns to soft music on the shore,
RiinRipg its foam and sparkling spray
To pebbIes on the beach that lay,
Lived . rect maiden fair and young
bal Oh she wandered 10 the sea,
Uonplsining Of Its treaeheryi
hat now her etarrr eyes are wet,
while 10 her face despair u set,
FOR he she loves on earth the beat
Il on the oceans stormy breastt
Her quick glance on the waves 30 dark
Describes her lovers sinking bark.
Though every one Is lost beside,
Her ocean rover stems the tide,
Is borne In safety TO the shore,
To her 10y breaking heart once more.
Bat what WAS thought most strangely true,
His eiothiaa had mol got wet through,
which proves TO ev'ry true observer
Oar elothtus u n life preaerver,
Then sound the It'd nGs one and all,
He bought his rniment at DAN HALL.
Ouf suits unaoiled By rain or mud.
Will tsks you safely throuRh food.
The suits Of Oak Hall arc very durable q
veil as stylishj also, most complete assor
ynnt At .,ricna unttaually lou nf rtono ooo.
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SOLDIERS AND Salons UmoS.-There
was large attendance at the hall Of this
society last evening, Col. II. @. Otis In the
chair.
Messrs. G. Z. Drummer, Joseph Z. Davis
and Matthew P. Taylor were elected to mem
bership.
Capt. Manning, from the committee on
employment, reported that he had been
quite successful In securing situations for
members of the society.
Other members Of the committee reported
encouraging progress.
Considerable discussion was had on rcso-
luton to give publicity to names Of copper
heads employed In the different Departments,
and 1t was referred to the employment com
mlttee.
During the discussion 1t was stated that a
majority of the foremen and other employees
In the maynard were Democrats and rebel
sympathizers.
Adjourned.
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TIE
Economy Butter Company

AK the attention OF all Interested In the rcdu tic
Of tho extrayagaut cost Of BUTTER. to their prar-
teal and economical system OF making pure prime
BUTTER by the aid OF the
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THE PRETrrEsT, most select, and fashiona-
bic stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods In this
city is undoubtedly to be found at the Origl-
raj Francs, 494 Seventh street, between ID
and Z, who has just returned from New
York, where he has purchased some Of the
latest novelties in Ties, Bows, and scarfs
together with full assortment Of new good
in his line. As EQUALITY and prices, we cal
only say that he il In the habit Of selling TIT
best quality goods, aud cheaper than any
other house in this city. For the benefit o
persons who have no money TO throw away
we would say 70 to the Original Franc, and
bry your Gents Furnishing Goods, as you
will save money by so doing. Remember
the name and place, "The Original Frame
49l Seventh street, between d and E. Also
notice the large plate glass window. \
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PRlon LIST Of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the "Orlglnal Franc" 49i Seventh street,
between ID and +; Good White Shirts, s1 TO
tl.25; Fine White Shirts, sl.75 to $3.50;
Good Merlno Shirts and Drawers, IS cents
each; Good White Pocket Handkerchief, 20
cents each; Good Cotton Socks, 10, 15, 20,
IS cents per pair; Paper Collars, 10, is, IS,
IS cents per box; Paper Cuffs, cents per
pair, or so cents per dozen. Linen Collars
and Cuffs, Gloves, Ties, Bows, and every
other article in the gents furnishing line,
cheaper than the cheapest. Remember the
name and place, "Tho Original Franc" 49i
Seventh street, between d and Z. Also, no.
ticc the large plate glass window.
The NEW YoRK CRCus.-Our people
should bear In mind that the grand exhibi'
ton Of the New York Circus will commence
at the foot Of Eleventh street on Monday
next.
A LARGE ROOM and cellar is for rent at the
corner OF Rhode Island avenue and Fifil
street. Sec advertisement.
COMRADES OF PosT No. Z, q. A. r., will
find an important notice In another column
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The CorpER ROLLING MILL AT TUE NAVY
YARD.-At the copper rolling mill In the
navy yard, an Improvement Ia In progress
which, when completed, will greatly Increase
the facilities of the mill. The Improvement
consists In adding another set Of mills to
| those already In service, and the foundations
are now being constructed. As the mills re-
quire solid base 1t is necessary that the
foundations should be strongly built, and to
this end great care Is being taken with that
| now in course Of construction. The base Is
being built Of blue stone, laid In hydraulic
cement. AT different points are 22 iron rods
which extend above the foundation and have
a screw and nut at the end. These rods are
being securely built into the mass Of stone
which Is laid. They are intended to bolt
securely to the solid foundation the cap
plates upon which the rolling mills are to be
set. The work on this Improvement Is in
charge of Mr.. Matthew Mentally, the super
intendent Of the mill, and 1t is being done
In the best possible manner.
The copper-rolling mill Is one Of the points
Of interest to the visitor at the nayy-yard,
and an hour can DO pleasantly passed In wit
Messing the various processes by which sheet
copper for the bottoms of Uncle Sans yes
sells is made. The copper in large slabs Is
rolled, cut up, polished, shaped aud stamped
at this establishment, aud the requisite ma
chlnery and necessary appointments for the
work are here to be seen. Rollers for run
ming bolt copper are also to be seen, as well
as the manner In which q large "plg" OF
copper Is made Into a slender rod Of bolt
size. The large cutting shears, the nail and
tack machine, stamping apparatus, &c, are
also objects OF interest. In fact Superln.
tendent Mentally has an stablishmentwhlch
Is of q good deal OF Interest.
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Tue ODD Fellows reat
preparations arc In progress for grand eel
eDration of the Odd Fellows anniversary on
Monday next. The arrangements for the
visit of the Order In this city are now all
completed, and 1t is expected that between
three and four hundred Washingtonians
will participate. Mr.. John G. Shaifer has
been appointed Grand Marshal of tho Grand
Lodge of this District and Its subordlnates.
The great mass Of the Order will leave this
city at a. M. on Sunday.
REAL ESTATE SoLD.-Mrs. Mary Ryon has
purchased, at the sale of Messrs. Green &
Williams, lot In square 430, on Seventh
street west, between II and / streets south.
Price paid 8 cents per square foot.
Mr.. NJ. O'Conner has recently bought lot
o, In square n, II street north, between
Twenty-iirst and Twenty. streets, be-
ing SO feet 0 inches front, and 1853 feet deep.
Price paid 23 cents per foot