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NAVY PAfMAsTERS oFrIQE,
sealed Proposals, 20 be Endorsed " RrO possis, -
viii be received At this Office Until ~ m IN.
SECOND DAY OF AUGUST, 1859, for the follow
ing articles which must be of the very best aitty
70 be delivered free Of expense ana Goyeuusn,
tau ai the Washin gton Navy Yard. ana su D. set 4,
the usual ms pection therest, 20 wit:
Bvrsap Copst-VcfiOH and Rspafr
1000 cubic feet White Oas Logs.
:ooo cutie let yellow Pine LOgs.
~ 600 let board measure Black Walnut
Purchased on account of W. n. Moodiey, de-
faultiDR tntraC Tor,
900 pounds Wrought Iron Nails.
IL Jack Screws.
10000 pounds Ineot Copper.
4 ! dozen Ship Augers ava Plug Bits
cts poUnfs strsits TIN.
I boxes Tin.
q SO, ket Gouges, g. Iron Ladies, 2 Jack scrsr.
l2 scoop shovels- and GrindstOne
Purchased on account OF Joseph Lou, defauitfas
cOnIsctor.
.666 sounds pure White Leaf. In oil
,666 pounds White Zinc, in oil
Purchased on account Of q. r Bergen, default.
flg contractor
ByrsaR Yards onE DORIS.
$4,000 Cypress Shingles.
500 pCsUcs American Sheet Iron.
BN-eaN OrfnoHrs.
barrel = inter strained Lard OF.
Descriptive schedule, with psrticulars "a he
seen "a this ofsoe Responsible security reg uiref
tCr ths prompt aud aithful delivery % supplies
sMGrued. Ia conformity with stipulstiOus on the
tierk forms Tor tis 20 lie had at this ofics ot.r-
EpwTS STEWART,
JsbN PaTmsster q. :. Navy.
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Ilf CHAS. W. BOTELER, Anctioneer,
- tSuccessor to J. q. Mcclure II 90 y
Corner of Pennsy lvania avenue aud 10th st.
PEEEMPTORY SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
LECTION Os SuPEklUR NEW CABI.

PEEEMPTUHf EALE OF AN ENTENSIVE
LECTION % SuPEklUR NEW CABI.
"a On TUESDAY MORNING. August "a. a,
W ID o clio OK, 1 ehall sell, On the fr,t floor of
my auction house. large cOlleC tton Of Cab
tih.t urniture, belonging to dealer decin-
ing business, embracing in part. viz:
Three Parlor Suits Wslrut Etes err with mirror
back; Walnut centre Table. marble top, " Alnut
Parlor Desks, Greeu Rep and II ir cloth Sofas and
Arm Chairs, Gilt Frame Pier Mirrors. Whatnots,
Green Rep aud Hair-cloth Lounges, InlAid Rocker
aud Reception Chairs, Cam 10 Chairs, Walnut and
Oak eidebOaTds. with marble top; Oak Dining
Chairs, kNtensiOn Tabl.s. Hall Hat lacks and
Chairs, Fine W lnut Chamber Sui 9, Hair Mat.
uesses, Walnut Bnresus and Washs tand.. with
marble top; Sets of Cottage Chamner Furniture.
Waput aud other Bedsteads. WITH other ardcles
OF fHrpi'ure. &c forming . large variety, well
worthy The site1toE OF the trade or those furnish
ing; al OF which " absolutely be sold without
reserve. Terms cash
CHAS. W. BOTHER. Auctr
At . O'clock, will be sold, In front of tie store
weli-built Family Carriage. jy29- " ISM
Rs pub, suu. Chron Sun Herald
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A UCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL FURNI
"A TURF, &c.

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURyEYORs OFFIcEl
, WARRINGTON. ID. O.. July 20, 1859. (
viii be offered at public auction, In this city ut
Judiciary Square Depot. street, between Fourth
and fifth streets, ON "WEDNESDAY, the 18th dav
OF August, ct 10 .. m, large assortment OF Hos.
pftxl 1ut niture and Appliances, among which viii
be found the following, VIZ:
1000 Tin Basins. 90 Iron Rs6steais. ODD Delft
Bowls. 900 Leather Buckets, TOO W OGDEN duckets.
ie o) Tin Ouys.2 800 Def dishes; assorted. Is 900
Knives and Fork. each, . 5v Listers, 30 Dslf
Salt cellars. 100 Razors and Strots, SO Sol
toons, 10 900 Tables pooDs 90 Teaspoo ,s. NJ
Chests. 800 Blu bier Cushions, 5.Uo yaris Gutea-
percha Cloth, eco Gutta. percba BED 'vers, IA a
large variety Of other articles, embracing Funn.Is
and Weight (shopS, biates end P.peiis. Beisids.
Tables siek.0hsirs, Cots; Horse Littsrs. Coffee
With . small exception the above articles ar.
Rev. Catalogues, with full particulars, furnished
upon application,
Terms: Cash, IN Government funds en'y; 2, Der
cent deposit required ut time OF sale, AMI all NOR
ehases to be removed within five days:
CHAS. SUTHlHLAND
Assistant n edical Purveyor,
jyl9-6t Brevet Col onel U. Z
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pY JOHN u: WHEELER CO., Auctioneer.,
~ No Az 9TH street east side j between
e. and streets,
SALE OF vERY VALUABLE LOT
BEAR TIE RAILROAD Decor, CONTAIN.

TRUSTEES SALE OFvERY VALUABLE LOT
kkAR TEE RAILROAD DEPoT, CONTAIN.
ING 2O,394 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND.
by virtue of a deed OF trust to the subscriber,
bearing date the 10th Gay Of July, A. ID. 1873, and
recorded amen the land records in Libtr No. So.
folio Az, and by direction OF the person secured
thereby; Will sell ~ the premises. on Tues
DAY. the 10Th day of August A ID lS;9, at 8
o clock p M, all of Lot numbered two o. in
Square Numbered siN hundred and Thirty, (6SO.l
except tie western thirty tao feet Fix iuches from
frontto rear The part to be sold fronts I02 feet
inches CO north ID street, betwetn New Jersey av-
.O2 f6 ct 10, inches
The amount due under said deeI OF trust Is
S3G9 with interest from the lst day of August,
A ID. 1853
Terms of sale $3.50 cash. OF which Slnn will
lie required when the property is struck on. and
the sidue in DAYS after sale; tie tai snce at
twelve mouths, with interest
Should the purchaser fail to comply with the
terms Of rae. the deposit to be forfeited, and the
Pre- perry TO be rescld ueon five DAYS notice, at the
rlsR and cost OF the del inquent purchaser.
y AISTROP, Trustee.
% Il j. II, WHEELED 90
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L. GOM ahD COAHh, trustee.
ylseo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuCts
ItN GBEEN & WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
SoUtbt ast corner Of 9TH and ID streets

SOUtDt asst COtueE OF ftu ~ streets.
TRrSTyE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY ON l. tTREET NORTH. BETWEEN
EoRTh GAPiIOL AND FIRST STREET
a. BY virtue Of deed eff trust dated the 10Th
E#day of April. A u. 1873, and duty recorded in
~ Liber z. ". No. 81. foiiOs Az, one of tie
land records of Nashing on county, in the District
Of U3IImbis We shall sell. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the sth day OF August, 1859, at six
o'clock p IN all tn It piece and parcel of ground
lying In che said city and District Aforesaid. and
known as the west seven feet of lot L.. and the
We feet of lot N the ease twelve feetfront
Of lot L. in MacGf's subdivision of lots In 81 uare
go. commencing at the southeast corner OF said
lot l., running west Gu u street (l2D twelve feet
thence north l35 teet7 inches, thence east twelve
feet. thence south l3S feet liz Ches, to the place
OF beginning, with the improvements, Consisting
OF a dwelling Hons,
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelv
months. for notes bearing iaterest and secured by
Coed oftrust en- the premises AL conyeyaucina
ard revenue stamps 1T the cost OF the pu rcha SER
Sl0bdown on the day OF sale. And II the terms OF
sale are OF complied with within fse days after
the dsy OF sale, the Trustees reserve the right 10
resell the pery at the risk and cost of the do
faulting purchaser, by advertising three times in
come newspaper published in Washington d O.
tEkos EHEf kksfn'ERER Trustees
~ 20 eo8ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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BT GREEK Hset,on wd.L LA H., r,,,,.
No. $40 Southeast corner yth and d streets

- Auctionesrs and Real Estate Broken
No $40 Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
TRUsrREs sALEoFA ooODFRAmE HOUSE
AND LoL, FRONTING ON SOUTH UARO.
LIMA AyENUE BETWEEN NINTH AND
- On MONDAY, the I'd day Of August next
III; A ID. 1879 at O'Clock p m L shall sell, on
- the premises, by virtue OF deed of trnst
dated the 10Th day Of July, 1853, and duly recorded
In Lihsr No. s6s folio 1873. etc, one Of the Land
Columbia, Lot No. 8, In subdivision OF original
lot No .. In square No. 9t5. with the improve.
ments. Consisting OF o sDug Crane House.
Terms: One half cash; balance in and Q
months. for notes bearing interest and secured by
de- OF trust On the o. eniises. All conveyauciRS
ard reSeaSe stsmps at the cost OF the purch Aser
$50 Gawn on the day Of sale, aud IL the terms are
not complied With in five days AFTER the day of safe
the Trustee the right TO resell the proc.
erty at he risk aud cost VI the d-fAnlting purcha.
Ger. bv advertising three time In some news per
published in Washington. u. q:
MAHLON ASHFORD, Trustee
jy 12-eod&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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TRUsTEEs' SAIL OF LAND NIAR BELTS.
RY W. 4. WALL h co. Auctioneer..
~ etores corner Ninth and g streets,
oval Opera House.l

PrREMPToRY SALE OF THE Stock. Yin
Tukh5, LEASE. AND GOOD WILL OF THE
siOkE UNDER METkOPOLlTAN HOTnL,
N Un FRIDAY MOBNING, the 10th instant
ESA}at 10 o'clock. We shall teli all the stock and
G6Sx Fixtures -ntained in above psmed Store
The stock consists of large lot Plated WI are,
Watches. Checks. Jeweiry; lot Table Cutlery
Instruments, Fancy Goods, &C., sc.
Tho n Vtures consist OF three fine Plated Show
Cases. Desks, Counters, Tables, Shelving, Gas
Fixtures. &C. &c
TIE GOODS will be sold in lots to suit the trade.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
y2S VIM. l.. WALL h Co, Aucts
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EOVERNMEET SALE.


COvERNmEET SALE.
HEAaer'Rs Fla.r M,lrr.Rr DlsrRIcr, }
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERNASTER.
bICHMoNn. Va. July II. 1853
Tie aLdersigned viii sell at public auction,
yBGEs6tf tie ia,a DAY . f hSsa,s t. ,sss, On
'''RS n 52t 81 fTSPery' comprising
HaIne,s hsin, Saddles, &c,
Portable Saw Mil.
I Turning Lathe
Terms Ca.h in Uaited stst@s currency on the
Cay a ale aud de post OF ten per cent on the
am mt bid will be required from ea, purchas7r.
Three dsyswill DO allowed to remove the prop
ny order OF the General Commanding First
Brerei Gel. Quarttrnasaar 9. 3. Army,
jy Satt Chief q. LIST Military District.
II s. MAKsHAL's SALE.
IL virtue OF writ of Teri facias, issued from the
Cie5k 0fGe OF the Sopr ne Court 0, the District
pu e oT ana 10 me- rop o tie % i
aeoI Of rsid District, on M0SDAY: the 18th day
q s n a. md y ell
ner y, IS, an6 I9, Of Square No oi In the city OF
the .zea all snd
ed to :; sslsR & y s.4
'I n!s ia a. Wilson Us msr sHATP;G
GOVERNMENT SALE.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST NiIir,Ry Dr<rRrcr,)
Gptcs Cti5f (Hd't srRaSEsT,
RirhRoad, Va, July q, 1859
The undersigned will sell. ~ Public Auction, at
the QusrteImasteT's Corral at Ricketts," Rich.
nond, virginia. coSsmsrcing at L. O'Clock g.. m .,
THREE % MULES, in fine order, and-hayip g
lten reserved from preceding salts-nf superior
su.lity, TO he sold only on account Of being no
longer reqHfTed
Terms: Cash, in United States curreucy, on the
say Ct Ale a1f deposit Of ten per cent the
The animal. must Re removes the day OF sale.
Fly order OF the Quartarmaster General u, g.
army. J. G CHANDLER,
BreVet Col, Quartz run sfer U. q Army,
Jyse-6t Chief y. NJ. let Military District
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AUCTION SALES.

llY COOPER LATIMER Auctiou.ers.
- Successors to J. O. McGui A 20 !
Southwest corner Penna'a avenue sad iith street
CL0sIEG SALE GT LAsGR STOCK or AsBI-
CELTuRaL IMPLEMENTS AT PGBLIO
S SUSalOs' o, sArusrAr MINT. tn. SIS,
Sinstant. com nencinR at 10 O'Clock q.
NJ, We shall sell. at the varerooms OF
J. p. Bsrthciow. ksq on 7th street west, between
cultural Imp ements, &c., rsmsioing In said ware.
rooms, Of which We enumerate In part, viz
Grist Mills, ktapfrs Movers
Thresher., Bay enters Piows
cider Mtis, Cultivators. B,ue Dust
Hay Cutters Harvest Tools
Extrsefer DIVERS. RAasers, Threshers. &c
FERTILIZERS. Old iron, Shelving, Desk, Drawers
Wagons, Carts, &c.
-Four or five Frame warehouses for business
articles too Numerous tn enuRerste
The above sale will be continued from dsy to
day until the whole Il disposed Of
COOPER LATIMIR,
U2s-td lRep.l Auotioneers.
T'RUsTKEs' SALlOF LAND MAR BELTS.
Il VILE
- As trustee In the equity case OF Ferdinsed
!oder at public sale to the hi ghest bidder at
Beltsvile, on the Washtpston br Snch Of the Bal
tmore and Ohio railroad at IL o'clock m on SAT-
URDAT,t 3lst July, 1879 one hundred acres of
nov r. sides. ~ joint the land of ]. KsFle y B.
smith ard others, about 5 , miles from Beltsville
and la from line of Baitim, re- and Potomac rail-
road; improvements are a small Dwelling, Corn
Terms Of ssla; One half cssh-SaIsnce in eoual
payments at 81, and twelve months from sale with
interest. JANE
B-1s Annapolis, ND.
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HE iMPch FAME OF HEALTH.
h6us but tacse deprived VI this blessing know
Us iCs5. Tn5 pinsI d. tlotched, and tstteI-
- o. ,s..c asy sun IHwArdIy desires the ssIne
:. ,.rF 20 aid J,her cutsueons diseases, can
q. s1 100 II ST o. follow.
80 nave tin-ly warming in those BIotshes. PIN.
ps- .@tteT-, kOrss, Boils, pDer colored Patches
s..i--. 81, avert the ealsnity by purifying the
system V'rB see
sEAAKITsEs ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
/. .r So fa.a .Aes q firm hold.
t. n44us hsv- the virus OF syphilis In the sys-
...- a. % a a. condition contentlste marriage,
.a-.i-s Fule = ~. hsneful influence on the con.
ere. -ics. To s1cb We ssy STOP. First cleanse
$50 Sc q tn. So i'm purities; Of that scrofuoes IN
2 Ela.. Shich ia MANI cases 10 hereditary In the
Gle ttuti. ~ before JON bring misery on yourself
as H-rr'' s Price Q u per bottle
9AMARiTANS GIFT
Ilb only rial cure for Gcnorraoes. elect snd
= asses CsusCd from indesoretion Only ten Pills,
purely Sesstable We discard BlISnm CcpGbi1
Mercury a. being not only useless bot hurfful.
LIT cure, In from two TO fbur days, thus avid.
Pm rFSubls exposu re, and the extortion OF Quaoks,
-..i. Packages, > =; temales, % Sold By 3. q.
DESMOND q 90.
Sls Bace street. htisdephfa.
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BANKERS.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
u. d. cooks, tcs icy Cook. o. , pr.as.s,
Nm l. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FIlAScfkL AGerr
OF 1Hk UktTnD STATES.
fIFTEENTH STREET
CPPostis ias T-,asS-s ., pIrfsrssf.
s, We sq, ase cell eli close, Of GOVERNMENT
FURNISH EXCHkNGG ans NAV. q, n.r,,o,.
T. Ts Az T sasr EEfsoiFAL cffiIs % "a:
r We Iss.ea s,s Ge:s,s%sn, Vouchers ~. mo-.
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
sLi C any other basines. entrusted 60 n.
mssf SxsN8x ~ ~ ION! Ia 5ss.t5 e. soykss
Sell ENuHAEGs ct current rates on Londou
wsshinrtOn, March Is. ISIS Ieyu
LEWIS JOHNSON . Co.
BAyKERs.
PENNSYLVANIA Ayxsus. ooRsrB reru
STREET,
pEALERsIN
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN IxCHAyob.
Government and Cooperation Bouds hc-sat ana
All other Marketable Securities sold or bOuss
on commission. faisir
JAs cooss Q o..
BA q ar
srvraBEfx sYlEsy, OPPOSITE fpsAsypv
Nry ard sell q current market rates On IA.
sOlsssnti. oO hand FUN supply ofsn
GOvEBHMEHT BONDS,
ssvgE THIBTIEs. AEp C9HpoUSD
INTEREST NOTES
ercrn foi STOCKS. BONDS, &C.. sxsOrt
md collections made on eli soossri6is p,iph.
ssi-i
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COMIrHING NFw-THB EMPIRE KlLK
- OO0LER.-We warrant this to cool milk ~
soon - drawn from the COW No ice used For
10 3-tApgl
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10y COOPER & LATIMER Aucfiopeers,
- tSuccessoTs TO Jas G. EcGu ire a Co.,
southwest corner Penna avenue and 18th street,
(Star once BuildinrSD
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-23

The POLICE HoaoE IN OTHER DAYs.-As
there has been great deal Of discussion about
the police force OF late, We think the following
statement, containing some facts relating to
the force in other days, will be Of interest.
The force in 1S4S consisted Of one captain
three leutensnts, eight sergeants, eight corpo.
rails and one hundred and ten privates-oue
hundred and thirty In all In 1852 there we're
one captain, seven lieutenants. three orderly
aerecaats, eight sergeants. twelve corporals,
and two hundred and thuty priyates, three
drunmers and three ffers-total number two
hundred and sixty-seven. They were armed
with muskets and bayonets. In 1856 there
were one chief, two captains, six ieutenants.
twenty sargean,s, one hundred and Hfty. pri-
Yates, four police agents, ten .eeplemen, four
dsymsn. and four musicians-totaf number two
hundred and one, the cost per annum beng
sto9 1so. In 1863 there were one captain. six
lieuteuan 8, twenty sergeants, one hundred
and Hfty privsees. four police agents, ten
,steeplemen, four daymsn and four musicians
total number one hundred and ninety-aine.
The coz per snpum, exclusive OF ffsy horses
provided a. the expense OF the city. sss,76o.
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oHEAP ADVERTISING.

THs CHARLESTON News, the circulation o.
which is about twice as large as that of any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situations or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rentTwho=want or who offer board and iodg-
IND, who have lost or found articles Of value,
NEws, has no equal; and in order that all
classes nay wants Supplied, led, We have
sddpted the following scale Of tlA oARAP ADvEh-
rnEarEsTs. payneeat for which must invariably
;behade Uhsn ms'wder is giusn:
Adeertiseuaesss- Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, goHernesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop.
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, offices
ana warehouses wanted or to let, and miseella-
neous wants of. all kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements OF the
classes specified: 1's-' ~
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. .S5 cents
. Four LINES or 80 words. ...&o "
FIVE LINES or 40 words. ......5o "
AL advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
News Office BY 9P. M. 1
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PROLIFIC CorToN.-With the amount of intel
lgence now brought to bear on the improve.
ment Of the cotton plant and it's culture, it is
difficult to say what the utmost limit of its
yield may be on soil so we'll suited to its growth
as that Of the South. Cotton growers themselves
are surprised at the developments which are
daily taking place in reference to the prolific
character Of the plant under good manipula-
tion. At the Office Of Messrs. George W.
Williams Co., merchants OF our city, we
yesterday noticed some rich specimens Of the
cotton plant, which were striking for their
prolific character and luxuriant growth. They
were raised by Mr.. John S. Mackrell, Of Black
stock, Fairfield County, s. g. and the plants
shown were grown on sandy soil, and had on
them about $50 bolls each-those cultivated on
rich soil being still more prolific. The seed
used was of the Dickson variety, and the manure
was the Carolina fertilizer.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT 10 KuL.-Mr. Charles
Hamberg, merchant, Of Columbia, appeared
before Magistrate Mackey, yesterday, aud
stated that on Tuesday night last, he, with a
friend, went into shoe house in this city to
purchase goods, and discussion ensued be-
tween him and clerk, when the clerk seized
a chisel and told him that if he did not apollo
gize he would kill him; and for this he prayed
for the arrest of the clerk. The warrant was
issued, the clerk arrested and required to give
$1,000 security for his appearance at the State
Court for trial.
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LIGHT READING FOB THE WARM WEATHER.
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment of Mr.. C. C. RICHTER, the very enterpris-
ing and trustworthy King street dealer in books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found to include something to suit every taste,
and it seems to us marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the country,
postpaid, at the ridlculousIy low prices named.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-23

RE1UgE1on OF TEI.EeRApH B "A TEs. s.-The
Westesn Union Telegraph Company has deter
mined to make general and material reduc-
tion in their tariff OF rates, commencing on the
first OF October. The new system is worked
ont On the principle of ''alr line" distance from
point to point. Heretofore tt tue rate WAS COM
puted by the zigzag route dispatch was sent.
These reduced rates will apply to private tele-
grams only. having no bearing whatever on
ssPress" or Special" kilograms To many
points. For instance, Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, the rates will remain as they
are at present, but to New York the tariff upon
every message of ten words will be fifteen cents
less than hitherto.
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FALSE InRarsos,EENr-SUr FOR DANCES
A short time. since, negro named Charles
IAfaystte was arrested for stealing watch
and chsin from Mrs. Kinsman. While Lafayette
was in prison, the watch and chain were
found, and he was then discharged. He in-
stituted suit against Mr.. aud Mrs. Kinsman
Tor false Imprisonment laying his claims at
uinety.nine dollars. The case Was called yes
terday, before Magistrate Mackey. Mr. Bar.
rett Cohen appeared as counsel for the defen-
dants, and Mr.. B. s. fhsrin for the plaintiff.
After their arguments. the magistrate an
nouuced that ne would dressrve his decision.