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ALEXANDRIA.
The Gazette Of last evening has the following

ne Gakett VI iast evening mas the following
items
CoEoNKE's fxoufsr-The head body OF si
unknown white man, apparently aDout 81 years
old was discovered yesterday evening floating in
the canal, between Slater's and the w. & o. K
X. bgid.e, by John Petit, Robert Murphy, and
q man AIMED Dougherty. The captain of coal
boat bound up stopped and had the body
pushed ashore and tied to Q stake. Ii was after
VIZ -ds brought to the jail yard when coroner's
irquest was held upon 1t ut 6 O'Clock by jus: &c
Beach. No external evidence Of violence being
visible, the jury, OF which w. l.. Penn was fore.
drowning. On the body were found silver
watch and . pocket knife. A bunch Of keys
was sewed up securely In the bottom OF
his right breeches pocket, with black thread.
The deceased had on q suit Of perfectly new
dark blue wooden clothes, such as are sometimes
won by Z. s. soldiers and sailors, and q blue
wooden shirt. He wore no vest. The corpse
was not the least swollen, and, frop, appear
ances, could not have been in the water more
than ten or twelve hours. There was Q slight
scratch on the forehead that bled freely, which
was probably caused BY taking It out Of the
water. The interment YVES made Immediately
affsr the examination, and IL anything should
come to light that would lead to the suspicion Of
foul play, the body can be further examined.
TouRnAMKNT-The tournament 1T Pisoata-
wav yesterday was well attended, and passed of
satjsfact orily. Captain Gwfn was the success
ful knight, and Mr.. Sasser won the privilege OF
choosing the first maid Of honor. Tho address
was delivered by Mr.. George Merrick.
AeuR-Chills and fesers are now rife in THU
locality. IL 10 said that half the force at Fort
Foote and Washington are down with the dis
eke.
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II. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLoUR
kf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georsetos
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

- BY virt ne OF deed Of trust dated July H. Jsse
and duly recorded in Liber and H. No Is,
- Folio O4 one of the land records for Washing,
ton county and at the written request of the party
secured thereby. we will Ter at public auction on
the Pre- misses, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of Sep
ana parcel OF land situate lying and beng near Ten
aallytown, In the county of Washington, D. O.,
known a. The estate Of Giles Dyer, deceased and
lying Within the following metes and bounds TO viii:
beginning Tor the ne AZ point in said estate ne
est me toll gate berg the southwest corner OF said
estate, ARD running thence south $50 degrees east
o. - iW perches to the county road, thence along
said road north 5s degrees east Is perche, 10 Chap
pei road; thence along the line OF said Chappels
east corner OF said estate, thence south a degrees,
west IA Il ln perches 70 the public road leading
from Tennailytown to Brnokville, thence south 81
degrees est ii perches, thence south 1917 degree
vest IS y 00 perchss to the point of begippinR with
the execution OF lots numbe ed s, g. IS Il, IS l6 IL
Is, ~. ~: u, Y. and So, Of William r. Mattineiy b
recorded of said estate and certain lots
IN Onion and Butts Subdivision Of the aforesaid
esta.e; wIich have been released from sad deed Of
trust By deed OF release, bearing date June a. S,0
and d1ty recorded among the land records for Wash.
fngton county.
Terms VI Sale: One third cash. and the balance I'm
six and twelve months with interest, from day OF
sale, deferred payments to be secured 70 the ssfis
ton Of the trustee. deposit of $500 win be reauir
ed when the property is knocked on II the terms Of
sale are not fully complied with before the exp.ra
serve the right TO resell at the risk and cost of The
defaulting purchaser. Stamps and convey ancinR at
the cost OF the purchaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Jr., yr
THOMAS r. MILLER, Trustees
aul6 law THOS BOWLING, Auct.
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THE SPECTACLE ENGLAND PREsRNTs-The
Pail Mall Gazette gays it mrst te CON- Ssed
the civilized world q ludierous spectacle. She
l. fully prepared to ''speak out her instincts %
but finds that people are too busy sharpening
their swords and cutting each others throats to
listen to her. She has therefore wisely left OFF
sc0'diDg and advising, aud Is now engaged in
rabbing her epectacles. She can hardly believe
her eyes. She sees in the German army an
never seen before. A new frst-c'ass nation hrs
a. sen with a new frst-class r-,nv, ard she is
beginning to realize the truth hat il she herself
intends TO be first-class nation, as OF old, she
m Ist conform to the new standard, and adopt
the latest fashion in armor.
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EXCITEMENT ABorT A DEAD INFANr-This
morning here was considerable commotion m
me aIlsy N 'oe square bounded by and II and
9Th aud 10Th stress, in corseQ1e1ce of a report
that tie body OF baby had been zen floating
IN The Fewer there. About $50 persons having
sstheIed there, Ohcers Roth and Smith in
9uiICd into the affair, and notified Iseutenant
EckIo1, who went up TO prosecute the inquiry
further, and he, going to The room of ElIzs San
ders, cersained that she had given birth 10
teni!on- On searching the loom, the BODY OF the
child WIS found slowed under q bed ard con-
slderably 6ecomPosed. Coroner Potter was
som mored, ard, a Ter an investigation, did not
consider an inquest rece. sary; and Dr. Harris
WIS employed 20 attend the mother.
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The LATE SUDDEN DKATHs-Disposi.--a OF
he Bodies Of TIE TIctims--The remains OF Capt
James A. Stewart, wfo fell de ID on It'll street
on TUESDAY hight lat, were allowed to the
deVot yesieIdsv by Ia"se number of the
fIierds o. the deceased. They were inferred in
Baltimore.
Ire body OF Bor. John L. TAYLOR, who fell
Iead N the Patent Office building ON Tuesday
morning last. WIS this morning sent BY the
Orange and Alexandra ailroad TO Louisa z. H.,
Virginia
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REFORMATION WANTED concerning the pa y
or p?rrSs who abducted the sub c-.bei g white
buh cog rom the PET o. @ TIE Ms-yl,pd
Avenue station about o'clock on he mo aipg
OF the sth int tant Said bur dog answers u the
name OF Schueide-.' be returned TO The
bterioer about II o'c'oCk last night wearing
a red excU.s on ticket to the Front Royal bar.
oecue- he was In famished condition, and
bore marks on his body OF having come in COZ
met with al the PIGS, c..Is, dogs. COWS goats
stones, bIickbafs, chunks of wood ard other
Gsme AND missiles of the Shenandoah ysl,or
i've dollars reward will be given for the intor
nation required, on application to
u. DOE6BNCATr. shoemaker
T3snington ID. e..
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INCREDIBLE CARNAsE-The London Times
remarks that the incredible carnage Of the
present. war has Unexpectedly produced a
difcult and most painful question. II Is
believed that the great ba tie OF Metz, or the
,hree successive enga gements of which IL was
composed, cost the two armies together at least
100000 men. We have had TIE .loss,s Of the
French in killed and wounded actually compu-
ted at $4,000, and as the attacks Of the Prussans
'Tere directed against strong positions, defended
Tor GAYS together with desperate tenaciiy, IL ts
probable that the sacrifice III .heir side was
quite as great. According to the calculations
usually made In such matters, Q total loss OF
100.C05 world represent $1,000 wounded and
20,c90 killed, but, with the murderous arms aud
terrible fighting Of the present tre, the pro-
portion Of dow nright slaughter may probably
be larger.
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SYMPATHY FOR THE NEW RHpUBIIC.-A
meeting OF TIE friends Of the new French re-
public IVES he'd az Gorbutt's & Clary's. on sth
sueet, between Pennsylvania avenre ard ID
street. last evening. The pace was Illuminated
with display or Chirese lanterns, and attr acted
much attendon. Mr.. A. Duvau was called to
the chair, and Mr., y, T. Phillips was chosen
secretary. Speeches were made, ana the was
spgiDs, the entire assembly ioini1S In a..
"Marseilislse, :" The Star SpansIed Banner y
and Wearing Of TIE Green" Resolutions were
accepted TSattily recognizing the newly estab-
I'sned ench Republic rs the open expression
q he viii o. large mFiOr.ty Of the French
people. Also. = O.Itiors thanking the Presi-
dent Ior acton in Ie'zt.on to recos milton,
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THE CITIES OF FRANCR-The London News
be, but let the cities, the golden fruits of indu
try, civil zation, and art, not be blighted by q
wanton ruin. The strife betw cen France and
PRUSSIA will be practically quite at IN erd
guard at the Tulerics or the Red Prince can
gallop under the Arch of the Star. Paris offering
herself to usele-s siege fer the sake of supposed
achroDism as il King William were to insist
tfat the imperial family must be bound in
chains to bis car, or as il Count Bismarck were
to o. der slaughter of captIves as a sacrifice II
ne War God in the Cnaml de Mars"
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SUIT AGAINST 4 TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Mr.. George I. Dickinson to-day, by Mr.. Frank
Trigg, his counsel, entered srit against the
We TEN Union Telessap Company for 5000
dauasrs, beclrSe Of q misdirection OF te- E.
graph dispatch snnoa- chg his sisters death at
Syracuse, n. :, by res IN of which misdirection
IL was not delivered to him promptly, and he
was thereby prevented from at cnding the
fuDera'. He charges tat the disp Itch was All
droSSed George 7. Dickir1on, and placed In an
envelope directed to General i. DIclerIon
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The PORTRAIT OF W. W. Corcoran, F.o.,
ordered by the City Councils, was yesterday
pace IN the cdlus,er OF zoe board of Con-
non Council ard attracts mpch attention. Mr..
Corcoran Is represented Standing on a portico.
clad IN back splt iRclpdi1y oyercoat with
care in hand While at the left IS seen the Ger
coran Art Gallery and IN tie distance on ne
night the C. 3. Capitol. The Likeness il str king.
IL framed TO mach tic portI ats OF President
jackson and Henry CIav, which adorp the
walls OF the chamber. and is the work of M
GQllladUe Of New YoIk.
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SCSDAY ExCU RsIoH TO SMITHS Porxr-
knotner OF hose pleasant excursions on the
take phase on next Sunday afternoon. The
steamer viii leave her wharf ut p. m, proceed
Ing down as far as Smiths Point, ard win re-
AFFORDED to many OF our citizens who cannot
leave their business during tie week, for a short
UP LON he ci;y sor an expense or 81 only,
should &c embraced. Tickets can be procured
AZ me onee OF 5: p. Brown & Son, corner 18th
street and New York avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

BLACK CLOTH FRoCK CoArsi
Black Cloth Vests!
Black Cashmere Pants!
Just received ct
A. STRAUs',
f0i1 Pa. ave-, bet. 10th and 18th streets.
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WEARY OF IIFE.-Yesterday afternoon Mrs
Richardson, residing on Massachusetts, avenue.
took an ounce OF lAudanum, but the fact yss
discovered BY her son, who summoned DR. j. III
TbOmpsen atoncs. An emetic soon relieved her
OF the drug, the taking Of which Is ascribed to
domestic difficulties.
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$40. FOE THIRTY YEARS 1870
Has that well known standard, and popular rem
coy, the
PAIN KILLER

PAIN KILLER,
manufsctured b. Perry Davis 4 Son, Providence
r. L. been before the public, and i'm that time has
become known in all parts OF the world, and been
u ed by people Of all nations.
j. rCmains, to day, that same good and sffcieI /
reuedy. It's woT derfu powec in relieving the ost
Cevele pain has rever been eQualed and has earned
its world wide popularity by lis intrinsic merit No
curative agent has had so wide spread sale given
such universal satisfaction. The various ills for
which tue Pain Killer 10 unfailing cure, are too
we'll known to require recapiulation in this adver-
t'sement. A. an external and internal medicine,
the Pain Killer stands unrivaled. Directions &C
npa1y each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. ae2-eolm
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Tbs EMPIRE COOK STOVE -
HAS PROVED ITSELF TO BE THE@
BEST COON STOVE In THE ~
MARKET.
On hand, az sizes, at 313 Seventh street fy,
doors from pennsyl Ivan 10 avenue
se62w W. H narrower
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SAILS OF REAL EsrArK--Latimer & Crsarv
ancuoneers, have sold south part Of lot Is SQUARE
~, fronting on 18th, between and X = ,eefs
=. W., to John Ryan, for lIH cents per square
Thos- L. Waggaman, real estate broker and
aucnoneer, sold part OF lot IL, in square rs 20
A II. Hines, for IS cents per foot
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

BA1UdBIOR'S HAIR UYHs
This splendid Hair Dye II the best ia the world.
harmless, reltAbe instantaneous, does not contain
cad, nor any cstaic poison to produce paralysis or
Heath; Avoid the vsunted and deluEve Preparations
MA. BatchelorS Hair Dye has had tAsyty years
antarnished reputation 20 uphold tn integrity -
~ II DruGgists. APPLIED q 10 Bend street,
~. % Str
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ITO THE LADIES.

ITO THE LADIES.
have now in stock and am receiving very fun
assortment Of
ZEPHYR wORSTED,
from the celebrated factory OF Bergman Il Co..
Berlin Prussia which, for its softness, briancy Of
colorng and superior weight has taken the palm Of
all other makes.
Ny assortment of
GERMANTOWN WOOL
is Eow also very complete, and fer warm Shawls,
Afghans, &c, 10 very desirable.
For Children's Fancy Stockings, would recon-
mend that new
BALMORAL YARN,
which Is strong and durable, and produced in end
'ess variety.
sAXOHY WOOL,
in Scarlet for Tides and in fine White for Infants
shirts, Stockings, &C.. is one of the articles con-
stantly called Tor.
sHETL!ND WOOL,
n pgre White, brish, Scarlet and Buff knits up
very pretty, and has well deserved popularity.
GERMANAND AMERIOAN KNITTING YARNS.
in White and assorted Grays, am also receiving,
and would recommend the former for its superior
strength.
I shall try and keep the assortment OF oil
WORSTED YARNS complete during the season,
and would call the attention Of the Ladies also to
,ull assortment Of
EMBROIDERY MATERIAL, PAPER PAY
TEENS, CANVASS, BEADS, &c.
My prices will, a. heretofore, be found very rea
sonable.
d. 01LvEBBER0
S12 sEVENTH STREET,
BET. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND sTRIRI.
ne Str
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TRKsPAss AND AssAULr.-while the en-
ployees on Mr.. j. Douglas farm rear Benning's
bridge, were at work ycteId day Of serroon they
noticed q colored man with gun esp3ss.ng on
the place. Mr.. Markham, the overseer, ordered
him on, and the intruder at once struck Mark
ham severe blow on the head with the butt OF
the gun, and made good his escape despite al
the Efforts Of the vcrknen 70 capture him.
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ANTHEMENIA, 40.

Reunion OF Beleon Lodge, I. D. y. F-~Et OSd
Fellows Hall. Vocal and iBssc ments Lrs.c,
rCcifsi.0us, t9bleaus, &c
Excursion TO White Houee sad West Pe.pt, on
Steamer Lady or the Lake, o-day.
Daily Excursion OF the steamer Arrow 10
Mount Vernon
Smiths Art Gallery, 2t5 street.
Markriter's Art Gallery, 4ss eth street.
Bsriow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. syenu>
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ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French jet Jewelry,

Oroide Blu tons and Strds.
Pipes, Vases, Satchels, Baskets,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Store,
No. 457 Penn. avenue, between AZ and 6sh
street.
-. IN 0H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-09

Brrs FOR ENCLOSURES for the national Gem
eteries In the District OF Columbia and at Alex
aLdria, Va, were Yesterday opened ut the
QrArternaster Generals ONCE, tho Number OF
proposals being nearly fifty. The lineal meas-
ure OF the enc'o-uIes is over three miles, aud
the proposals were for stone and brick waIiJ
and hedS>J. The award viii not be made for
several GAYS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE WINES.

have made arrangements with one of the LARGEST
slms in California by which sm enabled TO sell for
sicremenial and Communion purposes, the purest
article, selected expressly for me, viz: SHEkRY,
PORT. ANGELICA, MUSCATEL aud HOOK also
SCuPPERNONG WINE. from North Carolina;
DRY CATAW BA, from Urbans Wine Go. Those
Wines 1 offer for sale, wholesale and retail, by hogs
bead. barrel and half-barrel, by bottle and on
dIaugAt. o. GAUrIER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters.
Nos. 121. and 1919 Pa. av., Washington ID. G.:
also. No. "a North Charles at, Baltimore, Md
WHITE UATAWBA BRANDY, for Brandy
Pt-ches, 81 80 per gallon. keS
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~ Eighteen millions suns belong to our fir
rent. More than our ttou and such firma-
IT'S are visible, end every increrse OF telo-
copic power adds to the rambler.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. A. PRATT, Graduate Of Ohio College OF
~ Dental Surgery, aga 7th street, be
tween and y north, Washington. Hsh
price to la5oring persons. au4- IL &I10
RHnovAL.
DR. MERRILL
a.. removed his DENTAL OFFICE to~
All DENTAL WORK done In the best Glib
manner and at moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide Gas
for extracting teeth. lie 10
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fkAT AS FUEL, or a grs generator, II
appears Is - be tried in A'exsrtria. as A
tIhooner a uploadine there tD-eIy with neat
ootnred LON the Dismal swamp, rear Nor
bSfding brick, and burrs. il :, AID lie en- n.
Lee COZ. ~ IS - be tried there in the city gas
Ieth. p generator, and IL successful a. FRAT
vi iee'' ~ VIII become quite an article o. trafic,
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Mr.. WV. JONES, who was burned to death at
the fire in Baltimore yesterday, formerly resid 4
in this c'iy-on 9th street, Delr M-and vas ,or
several years the foreman Of MIR. s.. j. Fague,
Carpenter and builder.
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HABLEs CLOTH No HoUsx c RAND Opxs-r &c
hCIsrs- Solomon l.. ard Abraham Han e w \
have s1eeess uly corduei d acsothing ho-,ee o n
PCPrsviy AHA ave1ue, below AZ stree for
several years r1ss, having found IL pece1S.r-y to
mad larger accoG editions fsr their Increased
ousine tn .re1t NE SUI tie IeSdlt OF ad-
yerihipg-heve token Ire 'lrge and oocrc =
dious tf0re &c ON in tie Old Int 5ii.er cerJ RID
ing, 9TH and I'D t.ee!s.) which they isss eve
ming ope ,Ca 70 the pJbl C. This store roos, 80
feet b y, ia been fit vR Al tire very 1t
manner and he ar,anSer c1ts were highly
comp me- a.ed by all W; ocaler. The walls S1d
cei'trg a.e ha 1d- oRely scoe< ard the AEeIy-
ing, sd uour: ed by o handsome J a .ce Is ~
ishcd IN whire and gold. Toe d 3 iay tab,sssre
of mPhogany, ard Fred with stsc"s o. God
~, eits - very attractive. The front o.
the sfo loom u devoted t. the rcady-
made depIrin eut, while in the rear is the a.
ton department., N chai &c of Mr.. 4. p. He~es
There &c two COW eniens d. ing Coops where
customers may t-y on Goods, and a handsome
OF rodernlziug and ftiing up he csabl'shmazt
IVES dore BY Washing tonians. and Gs.e nauper
In which IL hes been per.oIm ID Iesec TIE
high C. dit on the mechanics in the ID steel
OF Columbia
The Messrs. Habie ard their CORPS of salas
called ard showed Them over the establishment.
not sting invite them - a lune. served
in the &c AZ p 1T OF the Establishment.
After the cloSe, about 10 O'Clock, a amber
o. Their .aie-cs p'ccp'cd en- 1Vit.tioa II al en-
terta5prert at Miller +, OPT oite Odd Fellows
spenf-3 captfI repst spread by Miller being
hI5t e~'oEed-in to.sss, speechcs songs &c.
The Whole occasion YVES Pronouoc> d a sresess
IN every pect, ard everybody pic .nt ioir I'd
IN wishing the hbe al and e1te-p-lsing firm a
long and prosperous business career.
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REcOvERKD.-The cows which were stolen on
Wednesday night, from Messrs. Middleto 4
Su sch ard Gerry, at Bladensbprg, Nd. were
found lat ever'nS, being peuned up on far %
II tie cor1ty.
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THE FKMAIB Boat RowRRs.-A letter dated
New York, eth instant, says: "The race on the
Harlem river Yesterday, In which female row.
ers took part was really extraordinary affair.
The Young ladies whe rowed the boats were all
daughters ofrcspcctable cit,zens-boAt builders
by trade. They were properly and mod ,ssly
DIRE ssed, and behaved in thoroughly lsdylike
manner; but the behavior OF the spectators on
tie shore was outrageous. They yelled and
shouted, used slang phrases and Sometimes In.
dulged IN vulgarity. The young lady-rowers,
however, did not heed them, but pulled man
fully at their oars. The course was to row one
haf mile, NAL king three tn rs: being two miles
In all. Miss Amelia Sheebau was the winner.
Walton, Mary Kyle, Clivia,E oLe-ts and Annie
VILLAINS. The race was under the auspices OF
the Empire City Rowing Club"
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MARRIAGE Is HONORABLE.

ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN, on the honors
pleasures, and adv antages of happy MARRIAGE a
trasted with Single Life. and the fearful Evil
OF CELIBACY, in modern times Sent free in seale
en Velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. my23-m,VIA an
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Il zsr ALARH.-Msyor Emery desiring to s,e
the operations Of the re department., Commis-
slODer Baldwin and Chief Engineer Holmes met
yesterday a,ternosn, and at 4-59 O'Clock 10, "a
was .urred IN, making the time as follows:
frank'ln4 ~ minsees, bore carriage Az minutes:
Metropolitan HOOK and Ladder Company. 5Y
with ladders thrown up in 81 minutes; Colum,
bia hose carriage, MINUTES; South Washing
ton hose carriage, 81 minutes; Columbia en-
gine, minutes; South Washington engine
- minutes; Union hose carriage minutes;
Union engine, ~ rnutes. On arriving the en-
gines prepared Aor service. Franklin, No. Q,
get hrst water in 19S minutes; Union, No. 1,
ntes, and Columbia, No. 8, in IA minutes The
Mayor expressed himself pleased with the man
ner II which the depal tment acted.
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TIE PUMP Do0Tof is wanted at the north
west corner Of Pe-Ds1 ivauia avenue and 9th
=