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Of r3 s'l.l'd by his COW irdice Desrou, A. lie ia
v.'lbs he has never once ta<eu he ne,J 80 a,bsr
lnbea ' nave Once tho ABA OF VIA Clara, nut.
bul b, ca Of column under PorIllos order.
, '.,',' u''nI'd "a attack nm lin d,v. WIN
4 l,yVI' ~ a'o GOout lac never gives ludience'
= II, 'sD,'sl The patriot, approach Tue city, Id
kEmg l,,'' W. ~ 10 room aud declares he Il sui.
SPAN, -'e Su''nt William Lorla killed inysiS
Jr,e,, 'o.1.'r' and caoturod TIC rest whu crm.
tcrs q. ~. ,",nI On w" hi ~ Ia CRUZ, the vOlun
o''oIder' and killed an old Lieutenant
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A I.kCTtRE on Egypt and the Nile. from personal
N Observation, by Judge Israel 5. spencer. o. syra
Cuse y. y Nil be gwen IN ala Of the Home loT tac
Friendiees the New Hall OF the Y. NJ. Z. A, I'D
and ith avs MoadAy evening. March Z.
Songs Of greeting by one hundred II lme children at
~ O'Clock,
Doors opoa at :. Lecture at a quarter before
O'Clock.
Single tickets, q admitting two q 20.
To be mad Al j. " intti.uu& - use store, - and
50 ERsi I'D IT, under the Hl nlsp, at Rrongiiun &
Wymsns book store. 10 Blle House. aud al. A. ~. 4.
Randolph's book store, i'u broadway.
HISTORY OF THE ~ECRRr SERVICE At
III tAs Front--A lecture by tue Rev =, Roe at tie
KCN. Dr. Hastingss ChuIcl. al 81, bctwcen 3th aul
eih avs. Monday evening. Ma oh u.
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Dry 6scSs.


.TAMBs NfcCREBRy g. CO..
BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH ST.
WILL OFFER ON
MONDAY. MARCH,.
A LARGE LOT OF
LINEN GOODS,
PURCHASED AT THE LATE
AUCTION SALES.
CONSIDERABLY UNDER THE COST OF IMPoRIA'
TATIoN IN GOLD.
SEVERAL CASES OF 81. 1914 and iai
BARNsLEY LINEN sHEErING,
FROM 50 CENTS FER YARD UPWARD.
e. BLEACHED DAMAsKs,
IS CTS. PER VAR REDUCED FROM IS.
81 BLEACHED DAMAsKs. VERY HEAVY.
sjCIs PER YARD. REDUCED FROM 81 10.
81 BLEACnED DAMAsKs RlCHABDsoN's,.
SLEEPER YARD. REDUCED FROM t@.
SEVERAL CASES OF
81 AND 1914 DARSsLEY DAMAsKs.
OF OUR owN IiPoR A1IUN CNEw PATTERSs,,
AT GOLD PRICES.
ALARGE LOT OF TOWELS FROM N.i5 PER DOz.
ONE CASH OF DAMAsK TOWELS. tt5O PER DOE.
FORMERLY 1850
A.FEw.DALEs OF CRASH TowELLrNG. Q cTs,,i 10
CTS, AND rex CTS. PER YARD.
A LARGE LOT or CHINESE GRASS CLOTH. ron
SUITS, NEWEST SHADES. IRON ny CHS.
COTTON GOODS,
OF EVERY WE'LL KNOWN BRAND, IN
sHlRrINGs AND suEETINGs,
AT MANUFACTURES PRICES.
THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF THE LADIES IS
CALLED TO OUR
CALICO STOCK
TINS wLEK.
JUST RECEIVED, SEVERAL GASES OF
FRENCH CnlNrz CALlCoEs, rERCALEs,
cAMBElcs B9YLI!iiii H SGs ENGLISH
AI fdoa s sri ta Isl ys.s et FsF or
DELAISL M. 4 N p GliS g.
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BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH ST.,
WILL OFFER
on MONDAY. MARCH Z,
IL THEIR
LADIES' AND CiilLD..ENS DEPARTMENT,
INFANTS LACE CARS.
INFANTS TOILET BASKETS,
INFANTS' DRESSES, SLIPS &C.
IADiEs, WHiIE WALKING SUITS SO.
LADIES, NIGHT nnf ElT sI AZ 8 AND ew.
LADIES ChkMIsks, = " AND tl.25.
IADIEs' ORA WERs Al o..
Ladies TUCKED SKIRTS. AT 81,
LADIES FRENCH WOVEN COilSErS. 75c. -
LADIES VERY FINE FitENCH WOVEN CORsKTe,
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snsttutiipn.

tnsttutilon.
4 TTENTIONi IAN those wishing 10 learn to play
n The violin IA ihc sutys pos Ole time, Will, OI ne
receipt VI on" dollar be fnrnshci Nu ne o., suTC
method, together WIN one u ny pest sets OF cuuOss
ever composed Address u. .. PIERCE, Salem, KeoU.
sha County, VIA.
DENAlNGrOA -LlIlNARN.-lhe care, com.
fort, aud progress OF the students Guaranteed cost
por wear $40 Address TuOS. IAALON. PenuiR. ton.
New Jersey
HUDSON RIVER INSTIru rR and tlavcfu Ok
IL College, ior both sexes. Term opcu- April 4 Rev
ALuNLO FLACK,A NJ, President. ClaNersck N. $.
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GEORGETOWN.

OUR COUNTRY CoUsIN.-Messrs. j. w. Moul-
den and j. w. Kirby, both cousins, one residing
IN the country and the other in town, met last
evening in Cecil alley, ard got into an alterca-
ton, in which the former was knocked down
and robbed of $40. See proceedings of Police
Court elsewhere.
THB POTOMAC BOAT CLUE held a meeting
last evening to consider the invitation of the
Atlantic Club of New York, to witness the ap-
preaching regatta there, and decided to decline
the invitation as q club, although some of their
me mbers will be present on the occasion.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-The market was
dun this morning on Change, though the atten-
dance WAS large. Thirty-iiye bags of wheat
were the only offerings, and that without sales.
FLOUR INsPKCTION.-The inspections of -four
Tor the month OF August were: Family, 500:
extra, 1866; super, 49, fine, 2S3; first mddlings
IL; broad arrow, 156; and rye, ~. Total, IL, 4l3
barrels
TIE CANAL.-The receipts of tolls on the
canal Tor the month ending August 3ist last,
footed up 400; the arrivals during the sans
period numbering 165.
RIVER FRONT.-Entered and cleared-Stmr
Express, Nickle, from and to Baltimore
FOE * SELIGsON have all the new music fresh
from the publishers. No need at all of going TO
Washington for goods in the musical line
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette Of last evening has the following
items
DECLlNArroN-Ata meeting of the delegates
W I me conservative convention last night Mayor
Latham announced that Mr. G. Y Worthin gton
nad decined the appointment of delegate from
the Third Ward, and had asked that the rest of
the delegates from the Third Ward would iii
the vacancy in the delegation.
CORPORATION SToCK.-A considerable adj
vance in the price of corpOra alton took has taken
pace since the y My interest was paid. A gen
tieman anxious to purchase small amount this
e iaiornlng, with difheulty effected his object at
can advance of 10 per cent within the mast
two months. f
GAaR-Sora begin TO appear In the neiphbor
MOOD IN large numbers. Game, generally, IL is
tridges, it is thought, will be more numerous in
the surrounding country then has been the case
for several years past.
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PURE WINES AND LI0UORs.

Having made arrangements with some Of the best
Distileries in the country for old whiskies ofer
the following we'll brands at very low prices
viz: The celebrated Old Grow, seven years old, 0S
per gallon. J. A. Bowens. 8 years old, o. per gal
lon Robertson, =, years old, $3.50 per gallon 6d
Family Nectar years old 80 per gallon, The eel.
don Old Town Gin. 4sper gallon Btoughton Bftters,
~ per gallon: Dry Catawbs sim, tfsom Urbans
still from North Carolina, % per gallon. All the
above 10 At least per gallon cheaper than can be
Liberal discount to the trade. O. 0AUTIER,
Proprietor OF the celebrated Native Wine Bitters,
No. 1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, and 81
North CHARLES street. Baltimore. Id. ieM
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The Courts.


POLICE COURT, Judge Gray.-Lfter recess
John Butcha was arraigned on the charge OF
sss Sruses on eompiainapt i, was pIain that h
had been cruelty beaten, and the court imposed
a fine of $40 and costs.
Frank Mallard, charged with an assault on q
car driver, was fined So and costs.
Jane Eliza Ryan, for begging in the streets,
was required to give bonds in the sum OF SO for
good behavior six months, or workhouse 80 DAYS.
SELLING TIN WARE IN THE MARKETS.
Lu Rasher, for selling tin ware In the north
ern market without license, was fined SIS and
xsS sRs
offence, and were made to pay the same amount
of fine.
Mr.. n: H. Miller appeared for defence, and
gave notice of an appeal.
sTREkT CAR TRANSFER CASE.
The case Of the United States W. William
McCauley, charged with assault on Cornelius
Swaggart, by ejectiDg him from the street cars,
came up. Mr.. Sailor, the superi ntendent of the
road, testified that all conductors are furnished
with copy of the rules OF the road for their
guidance, and that they are instructed to punch
the transfers in a certain manner I'm the morn
ing, which transfers hold good until 12k O'Clock
p m; ana an Uneven the evening the Transfers s are
good for the entire day, bat all passengers are
required to get in at the junction, other wise the
transfer to be forfeited by the holder. s. S.
Riker, president of the road, gave testimony
corfoborating the statement made by Mr.. Sailor.
j. Ii. Bradley, DR., counsel for defence, ad-
dressed the court Al some length, arguing as to
the rights of the road in making rules governing
the conveyance OF passengers. The Court tined
the accused IS and costs. MIR. Bradley gave
notice Of an appeal.
TO-DAY.
William Egan. charged with keeping vicious
dog. The court ordered the dog to be killed
within twenty-four hours, or fine Of S25 would
be imposed.
In the case OF Joseph q. willard, fined $50 for
neglsctng to provide suitable privies to his ten
ement houses, the court re-opened the case this
morning to allow new testimony to be taken.
Mr.. Mattingly, counsel for defendant, brought
two cOlored men to testify in Mr.. Wizards
behalf, and the court reserved the decision for
the present.
william l.. Lavelle, charged with profanity on
the streets; dismissed.
John Reed, charged with being suspicious
person, not being able TO give a good account OF
himself was required to give security for good
behavior, or workhouse 80 DAYS
Thomas Pumsll and John Gates were charged
with committing an assault on Margaret Will
Hanson; fined as without cost.
Levy Court VS.. b. ID. LAWYER, charged with
dsorderly conduct and using pr1.ane language
in the county; dismissed.
DOMESTIC TROUBLES.
Charles Vigel, charged with committing an
assault on Amanda Nigel, his wife, both col
ored. From the evidence Of the prosecuting
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Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r, Georgetow
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

AUCTION.
- BY virtue of deed of trust, dated IuIy A.. ,ssq
- and duly recorded In Liber I and X No n
- Folio SH one Of the land records for Washing
ton county and At the written request Of the party
secured thereby We will uffer ~ public auction
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF Sep
tfmber' al clock n. all tina, certain piece
and parcel OF land situate, lying and being ne Ten
nailytOwn, IN tbs county OF Washington, ID G.,
known AZ the estate OF Giles Dyer. deceased. and
Jung within the follow ing metes and b0usds, 10 Wit
beglnning Tor the same at point In said estate
est ihe toi gate being the southwest " sad
estate, and running thence south ssa degrees east,
S4s lD perchee 90 the county road. thence along
SAID road notfh zs degrees east - perches Chap
P"l road thence along the line Of said Chappefs
fosd porth - degrees east ~ perches the north
east corner OF said estate. thence south So degrees
west ~ II l9 perche- 20 the public road lcsding
irtm Tennailytown e. Brnokyille, thence south s.
degrees west IL perches. thence south 49, Degree
ve-t - ~ 700 rerchss 80 the point ~ beginning, with
the exception Of lots numbe Cd s. g. ~ Ia rs Ia ~
Is, -. % q, q. and 50, OF William D. Nstt,pet /.
recoroed fubdiS lsioq Of said estate, aud CERTAIN ot
IN onion and Buth subdivision q tn aforesaid
esIale WHICH have been released from aid deed Of
uust ~ DEED 81 RELEASE bearing date June q. ls7O
ana duy recorded among the land records for ash
ington county.
Terms Of Sale: One third cash, and the balance in
SIN and twelve months with Interest. from day 81
tle, deferred payments 10 be secured a. the s.ti.
tpn OF the trustee. deposit Of Ssss will De- repuir
ed when the property is knocked Of III the terms ~
sac are not fully c9mpl'ed with before the eNpira-
serve the right 10 resell the risk and est 81 III
aeiaulting purchaser. Stamps and convey ancing Al
the cost u the purchaser
WILLIAM A. GORDON. Jr -
THOMAS Y. MILLER Trustees.
enlo zaw THos. DOWNING. Auct.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, de,

grand oldfashiOned English picnic AT All
neTs Sevcnth-Street Park, by the 81. George
Club.
Daily Excursion Of the steamer Arrow tn
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 245 street.
MarkTiter's Art Gallery, 4ss 9TH street.
Barlow's Art Gallery, 20 Pa. avenue.
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Ward; William n. Smith and John l.. Hickman,
Fourth Ward; A. b. Tlnney and VIM Ii. Brown.
fifth Ward; Henry Better and George Nc
REYNOLDS, Sixth Werd; T. III. Middleton and B.
W. Hopkins, Seventh Ward.
The meeting adjourned, subject to the call Of
the PRESIDENT.
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le4O. Fob THIRTY YEARS 1870
Has that well known, standard, and popular rem
edy, the -I'
PAIN KILLER.
mar pfactured by Perry Davis 4 Son. Providence,
X l., been before the public and in that time has
become known in ell parts Of the world, and been
uted by people Of all nations
Ii remains, 10 day, that same good and efficient
ZEN edy. Its wonderful power in relieving the most
severe pain has never been eQualed and II has earned
dts world wide popularity by i:s intrinsic merit No
curative agent has bad Tide spread sale Civ en-
fucb universal satfsfaction. The various ills for
which the Pain Killer Is unfailng cure, are too
well known to require recep,uiation in this siyer-
tse rneut. As an external and internal medicine,
G, npsDy esch bottle. -
Sold by all Druggists. se2-eolm
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THE 0Rprp or rpp n,y

A general order for So-od0nt. In the teeth OF
all opposition it has become the supreme den
trifice of the age. No impurity can infcst the
teeth cleaned daily with Sosod0at. Outlay, the
bark Of the Gillian Soap Tree an article which
possesses cleansing properties superior to those
OF any other known substance is one of the in
gradients Of this peerless compound. .Sosodont Is
the only dentrifice i'm existence in which this
saiubrious botanical product is incorporated.
"SPdtding's 0lae," handy about the house.
mends everything.
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Az hCT authorizing the closing of an alley i'm suare
| Nm

Bt If enacted by tie board II AifsrmsH aad BoIrd
g common c9ahct % The ctty Of WdShtagtoa That
the six feet alley in square No. l6, between lots "a
and 10, IN said squared be, and the is hereby
closed 10 public use in accordance with the petition
OF the owners Of majority the property in said
eauare: and thst Mrs. Van Wycke be and is hereby
authorized to occupy eighteen inches of said alley
measured from the north line thereof, for her pew
dwelling house, about 10 be erected, on condition
that she shall accord the right of w.y, in perpetuity
beneath said house, for the sewer from other prop
erty which has been constructed as 10 encroat II
upon the ground belonging TO her
Approved, August y, $50.
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CITY ITEMS.

He Mclean & Hooper" Elastic Lock Stitch
amlly Sewing Machine, price S35, is well worth
an inspection For sale at the agency 3o7 sth
street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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Az ACr TO pay X. y. Lineweaver for medicines fur.
nished the poor Of the sixth ward.
BE enacted on Me Board Of Adevmea aad Board
o. Common Coxnefl Of the City Of WdshtRgfoa. That
the sum OF two hundred and four dollars and ninety
hve cents SAN ) be, and the same 10 hereby. appro-
priated out OF the general fund for the payment of
the bill Of h. O. Lipeweaver, apothecary for the
Sixth ward for medicines furpished the poor durieg
the quarter ending the thirty first s) day Of arch
A. d. $50. tApproved August n $50
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE HTCIIIAH
HAIR REVIEWER.

IT WILL POSITIVELY RESTORE CRAY
HAIE TO ITS ORIGINAL COLON.
Itkeeps the hair from falling out 1t is the best
dressing in the world, makin lfeless, stif brashy
hair, healthy, soft and glossy,
For sale By all druggists.
BE- HALL CO.,
sc 2eoln&w Nashua, n. H., PropYi.tors
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BAfCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

harmless reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
Death nor snE etses nSis9n e produce ssr.iy.s or
e9ssting virtues they do not posses. fhe genuine
a, nstehelor1 Hair Dye ha. had iAtsfy ysoss'
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black OF Brown. Bold
III Druk&Sh. ADDlied q 10 Bond street,
IL 70 Str
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An ACr TO lay q water main in street hetwaen
Four and a half and Sixth streets sonfhx est

be N tnnrfes ~ fhf Board 81 AI8.rnlrn urf B0qrd
offcnhaon Cotaett IF The City q WaSkingtoa That
the water board be, and they hereby an horned
and requested TO cause water main 70 be laid in q
street, between Fonr and a-haf and SIKH streets
southwest; and to defray the expense thereof a suf
hcent sum is hereby Apr priated out of the water
iund, TO be reimbursed by such assessment up ,u All
los or paris OF lots bordering the line f said
proyement as Is now authorized by existing law.
Approved, August - ls1u.
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A2 Acr authorizing the construction Of sewN IN
street from Fourteenth to Twelfth strse:s
northwest: also, in Thirteenth street, from south
side OF Massachusetts avenue TO the centre of l.
street
BE AZ enacted " The Board ofAids,men aud Board
Of Common CoKncil Of The City ef Washington, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby. authorized and re-
quested to came Q two and one half (2kb barrel
sewer TO be constructed in l. street, from Four
teenth TO Twelfth street northwest also, Two foot
barrel sewer in Thirteenth street, from the south
side Of Massachusetts, avenue 10 the centre
Of street northwest. Both OF said sewers
to be provided with sufficient manholes, thin
bles. drops, and lateral sewers for said drops;
and 10 detray the expense incurred in
making this improvement special tax equal to
the cost thereof lie hereby levied and imposed all
lots parts OF lots bordering the line of said
sewerage work herein provided for to be assessed
ard collected In conformity with existing laws: Pro-
rided, That the crossnRs OF streets and public al
leye. the peDse Of constructing mauhofes, Thin
blss, drops, and lateral for said drops shall
not be assessed On the owners Of private property,
but shall be paid for out Of the funds of the Second
Ward, OF which . sufBcient amount 10 hereby APP
propriated. The work TO be done under the direc-
ton of the Superintendent of Sewers, &C. superiu-
tendeDce OF the Commieeioner OF the Second Ward
and two assistant commissioners TO be appointed by
the Mayor IApproved, August ~, 1870
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An Acr to lay water main in south B street. from

An ACf 20 lay water main In south b street, from
~ First 10 Second streets east.
BE - ep0cisd " the BOARD Of Aldermen and Boar,
Of Common Conn cii Of The rtfy Of Watagion, That
the water board be. and is hereby authorized to lay
water main In south street, from First to Second
streets; and to pay the expense thereof Q suicient
sam Is hereby appropriated, payable of the water
The work 10 be done by day q work
Approved, August q, ls1Q
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AN Acr to pay Il. A. Bacon for medicines .,rpi,

AN Aor to pay Il. A. Bacon for medicines .nrni.hed
the poor OF The Seventh ward during the quarter
ending J4nuary Is, lS7o.
%. ~ tndrt,d oy re Board Of AtasrDaen aud Bolrd
q Common codHott ~ the Cay az Washiagtoa. That
the sum OF two hundred and eighty nine dollars a
thirty cents be, and the same 10 hereby. appropri
aed out OF the general fund fer the payment of tha
vii q X A. Bacon, apothecary for the Seventh yth
ward Tor medicines furnished the poor during the
Approx ed, August p, $50,
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Public Schools, and Of the Secretary of the Board
shall be located.
ktSo.rss, That all acts or part, Of acts inconss;
with ihese resoluiions be- and the ssn~rrs Hcre
by, repealed. Ikpprovea, Angus g, $50.
yorSr Resolution Granting osrssin prsx .fcees 20
John alagher.
KfSeired ~ ths baard ~ AE8cFf7sr dsf Eo1rf Il
Coniasoa tsEHcfi 81 the Ct'g cf Hdehtasfoa, That
permission be. aud 10 hereby, given Co John Gala
CHER keep and maintsin. fer tvh Years from
sirs-ne stable erected BIZ him 1t tn southwest cor
neT of Sixth street west ami street south Sew NTH
W ard city Of W ashingtnu on payment OF the usual
license 10 this c.rpOrstion.
Approved August =, lSo.
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witness it appeared that accused had been pay
ing his attention 20 q strange " man, and went
so ar as TO take his wife's jewelry and present
u 10 his new love- This brought on an alterca-
non, which ended in the assanl; fined $40 and
costs, or twenty days in iai',
anne kay, charged with being disorderly
anu Using profane and indecent language in 10Th
sueet; lined $40, or workhouse thirty DAYS.
BAD TREATMENT OF CoNRADE.
John Morland, charged with assault and bat
terry, and robbing John Kirby. The evidence
wages, sixty dollars, and had started with ae-
cused on regular drunk; that accused robbed
him Of his money in Cherry alley, in George
,own; and, on his charging him with the rob-
wards.
WANTED WHISKY.
rowNu Buckley, charged with committing
An assault on James Payne, colored. From the
evidence It appears that Payne went into the
restaurant Of H. Middleton, on 9th street. and in
an offensive manner demanded q drink of
TO give him. A disturbance ensued, and Payne
threatened to break up the house. The court
imposed fine of 81, without costs.
uty marshal for the First Ward has concluded
his labors and makes return to-day to the mar
shaIs once, CITY Hall, Of the population for
'hat ward as 1862. a.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Fitch * Fox, real
estate brokers, have sold TO James Fraser. Esq
s"o stoIy III dIne Cottage on VI street, between
@h and 10th. with ground, AZ by 100 feet, being
LOT and part Of lot g. in subdivision OF square
1858, for IS $50.
WORK OF THE POLICE COURT FOR AUGUST
The number Of cases disposed OF i'm the Police
Court for August is 1sI, 34l being United States
cases and 426 corporation. The amount of lines
has been Al 276, of which amount S24s wa
from United States cases and sl,O30 from cor
poration.
BIDS FOR FEED-The following bids for feed
for the fire department were opened -day: ).
{. Mcdowell, oats, s.; hay, SL15; straw, SLl0.
A. Patterson, 81. Sl.15, S1.10. j. X. thinner
man, 60, S1.20, S1.10.
FROM Sbillington we have Frank Leslie's
Illustrated for September 10, with war maps.
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An Ar to grade and gravel Third street east, be.

AN At 10 grade and gravel Third street east, be
. tween Nirpipia and Georgia avenues
Be enacted ~ III, Board Of Aldermen and Board
q Common Council Of the CRY Qf WaShiazfoa Thai
the sum Of two thousand two hundred and twenty
two dollars and thirty six cents so much thereof
as may be necessary, be, and the l. hereby an
propriated, payable out of the funds Of the Fif;h
Ward, for the purpose of grading aud crawling
avenues The work 70 be done under the direction OF
the commissioner OF the fisth Ward,
Approved, August %, ls70
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Az ACT making an appropriation to fit up and furn-
sh rooms in the west wing of the City Hall for the
offices of the Auditor and Comptroller.
BE al enocted ~ the Board Of Alisrmen 1ad B A1yd
u Common Council Of the cry of WasttRxtos, That
the sum OF eighteen hundred and fifty dollars be- and
the same is reby appropriated ,out Of the raj
fund TO MT and furnish rooms in the wing of
the City Hall for the offices If the Auditor and Comp
troler Of the CITY OF Washington. the work TO be
done under the direction Of the Mayor,
Approved, August %, lef0.