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district Government Affairs

Conn issiOner Dennison returned % this city
last evening from Ohio, where he has been the
last three weeks on private business, and re-
sumed his duties at the Columbia buildings this
morning.
The several contractors for Improvements on
Esd street, between l. and NJ; on ID street, be-
tween 9Th and i0,h; 5:h street, between l. and
NJ; street, between 9Th and 9Th: corner OF y
and 9th. ard corner OF 81 and ST., have been
directed TO repair their work at once.
The engineer has decided not TO condemn an
alley IN square No -, between 9Th and eth and
y and y streets neutrality-suspicious. for which
have been sent TO the Commissioners and coun-
Ter petitions against the same. This decision
has been made on the grounds that property
holders TeYrese nting one half of the square are
opposed TO such condemnation.
The engineer addressed a letter this morning
70 the President Of the Metropolitan Street
Railroad Company, stating that II having been
reported that 80 feet and inches Of curb had
been removed by the company in front OF their
stables On West street, Georgetown, without
authority, and that after putting down sleepsrs
on Green and Nor tgOn-ery streets the work
was abandoned. TO the injury of the streets ard
pubic travel, the company is therefore not
red TO replace the curb and brick sidewalk
taken up and repair the injury to the streets at
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condemned Locals.

Mi james G. Holland, of the New York As
sociated Pres, has just returned from a trip to
New York End Boston.
II. X. Miles, whose arrest was noticed in Sat-
urday's STAB, - not Henry X. Miles, superin-
tSndent OF the tre-alarm telegraph.
The number OF District cases prosecuted for
the week enftrg September 10Th was IS, con-
rails forfeited ~
saturday Afternoon a small boy. named
Henry hudth, fell from a second story window
OF his parents residence, No. 422 Az street, TO
the pavement below. AVID was severely injured.
The cases Of A. III. Underwood, Human A.
hah ard IbOs. =. WlrTick, charged with for
gerry Of hremen's certificates. and Wesley Jones
charged with manslsughter, have besa 1xed for
Iisl In the Criminal Court on Weine d4y, sd
The race on Saturday At Brightwood park
between John Taltys Daylight and Prices
Belle OF Gettysburg was won by the former
coming in ahead the first, third and fourth
Ltats' une--;3i 3 and &5ca- The second
heat was won By the Belle; tims-2.53.
John &c Inns ana ID Inisl Davis. two brick
layers, while working on q new brick building
and street northwest, on Saturday, were Sc
veTely injured hy the falling Of the sc4tfoIi
ten feet.
Saturday afternoon the clerks in the Pension
ONCE held meeting and passed resolutions of
respect 10 the memory of their late fellow clerk
John ID. Wilson. The funeral Of Mr. Wilson
took place from the Foundry Methodist EpiscO-
pal Church az O'Clock yesterday afternoon
anu " - ldf Key dliti Geus
a normal class for sabbath school teachers
and other Christian workers ID 10 be organized
IN the Young Mems Christian Association
chapel September %. (Saturday.N at 6 %. m. A
course of study fer SABBATH school teachers has
been marked out suitable for all in the associa-
ton.
The Mount Vernon dueking club has been
reOrganized. and has elected the following Ofr-
ceTs- d. III. keuhhDg, president, \. s. Bryan,
vice president; Henry K. Sesrle, secretary; j.
X. MOOrebOuse, treasurer. They are now act
lively engaged in removing their blinds, boats
and quarters, and have from Fort Washin gton
10 OccOqusa hay rs their hunting grounds. TAX
ing in Mount Vernon. They propose 10 COM
menee shooting about the LIST OF November and
continue during the season.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Editor Star, Residents OF An street spu.hsast
are complaining bitterly about the condition II
that street. and ~ would seem that all they
have - say Is Just fable. The street was dug
out two years ago. At ths crossing of ID street
south the cut is feet deep, leaving precipi-
t1us bank of that height, over which persons
passing at night are liable to be precipitated.
over this bank a drunken man not long since
msde descent, and was carried of by the
police in senseless and helpless condition, ard
more recently child of the neighhorhood fell
on the same precipice. He was picked up with
severely cut head aud other bruises, and car
ried home. Hon. Commissioners aud Lieut..
Hosie, you are entrestsd to view this street.
and make snch orders as you think necessary
to insure pedestrians q safe transit through
this thor ou2hfare. CITIzRg
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THE GRERIS-

POLICE COURT-Judgs SReI.
To day, Albert Laudrick, assault and battery
On Emma johnson; S3 and costs. VIM. Jones,
larceny; SO and costs. Spencer Tolbert aud
Richard Saunders, aifraY; S5 each. Patrick j
Downing, forcing BeaDiug's bridge, IS. Peter
MARROW, charged with assault and battery; con-
tlnued. John HarrOd, assault; IS and costs.
II. Hammond, assauiting an officer; grand jury
VIM. Gardner. larceny OF copper and lead from
navy YARD; $40 and costs. Thomas Ingram
disorderly; 20. Henry Hammond, do; So
Sophia Kruss, profanity; So. Samuel Maston
and VIM. Golden, disorderly; SO each. Maria
Keed, disorderly; 80. John Edwards, vagrancy;
cham gang. Chas. Mcdonald, disorderly; SIS.
Alfred Nichols, indecent exposure, 80. Lizzie
smith, indecent exposure, 50. Albert Balm.
ger, ulsorderIy; So, and eightab2 or twenty
.eIleitufes for profanity, disorderiy eonduSss,
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THE w EATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ODtce Of ChIef SiRndl Offcs,(
WASHINGTON, D O.. Sept. 81, 1874. 10: 80 a. ~.
PRoBABHIrTss.-During the rest Of Monday, over
the South Atlantic aud gulf states rising baron
eIer, mol theasterly winds, COOL partly cloudy aud
clear weather VIII prevail, followed in the west
trn Gulf by southeastern winds. Over the lower
lakes, stationary and rising barometer, 10 tenn
perature, westerly winds backing to southerly,
partly cloudy and clear weather. Over the Upper
IaSes southwest to southeast winds, Stationary and
falling barOmt ter, higher temperatures, cloudy or
partly cloudy weather Over Tennessee aad the Ohio
valleys, northwest to nortt east winds stationary
faromstef and emperstuFe, partly cloudy aud clear
weather. Over the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys aud the northwest, falling baro-
meter, higher temperature, increasing southerly
Winds, cloudy or partly cloudy weather. Over New
England snd the middle states rising barometer
lower Temperatures, north and northwest winds
partly cloudy aid clear weather,
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ALLEGED UNLAWFUL CONFINEMENT IN
LUEATIC AsYLUM-S300, 900 Damages ClaiH.ed.
John G. Seyffer filed petition in the common
pleas court yesterday against Charles jacob,
ir., Geo. Scheu and John Anderegg, alleging
that on the 18th of February, 1874, they caused
in servitude from that day up to the 10th OF
August, 1874, against the laws of the land. He
alleges, for a second cause of action, that
on the said above named day the defendants,
business and standing In the community, and
without any reasonable or probable cause, will
fully and maliciously caused him to be arrested
and taken to Lopgview asylum, and kept In
close confinement for the space of six months, by
means Of which his business was destroyed. He
claims damages in the sum of $500 900. The
plaintiff signs the petition as his own lawyer
NincinndH COMMERCIAL. 18Th.
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The hnrkefa

BALTIMORE, September si-Virginis skies, peel
ers, "a; Eirginiss consolidated, 5l5; West Virgin
las 2; North Carolina 6t cd, l9; DO, new 10; do
special tax, bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, September 81 Cotton heavy an
qniet-lUw middliDgs, l51s9l6s. Flour dull aud
STEADY; prices unchanged. Wheat firm and un-
changed; Corn buoy ant and sirong-unlte south
ern. l12Sl o.; yellow southern, IC09l O5; mixed
western, IS Oats irmer-southern, 60dG63; western
mixed, $500 do white g. ass BE hrmsr, S59i 90.
hay QUIZ, Is l0Gl9 co. Provisions steady; fair Job
hing demand; Pork unchanged. Buik meats firm
sh1ulds re, II; clear rib sides. Is. Hams dull, Il
9lo Lsrd-retned, Is. WesterH butter hrm aud
scsroe. 8@8 COTE, strong and in good demana
l64@lS7e Petroleum unchanged. Whisky quiet
ana steady, vs.. Sugar active aud strong, lIsS.
NEW YORK, September 81 Stocks active and
b1Eher. Money! Gold o.. Exchange, long, 49, I;
short 4s7,s. Governments active and lover
NEW YORK, Sc ptember u Gold opened at 10osS
NEW YORK, September 2l.-Flour dull and un-
tirmer.
LONDON, September 3I.-Tbe rate for money At
me stock exchange on government securities is "a
per cent Erie. 33s5 preferred 5S1a.
LONDON, September 81, D. m.-Paris dis
patches quote rent, g at 63 francs, IS Confines.
LONDON, Septemb Der Il, 230 D. m.--Paris dis patches
quote rentes at o3 francs, Az confines.
LONDON September 81, 4:s0 p m.-The amount OF
bullion gone into the Bank Of England balance
to-day Is rs 900. Consos 921s 69lss for money and
accounts Erie, 81 Paris dis patches qu tie rentes
at 63 fasnCs. 20 Confines.
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~Etquette requires bridal gifts to be sent
a few days ahead of the event.
HThe Methodist Episcopal conference for
the Des Moines, Iowa, district Saturday adopt
ed series Of resolutions declaring "that i'm the
judgment OF this conference it lie right that wo-
men should have The privilege OF the elective
franchise"
1Rossiter W. Raymond In q letter to The
Brooklyn Eagle explains thst the term 'snest-
hidings simply means keeping home troubles
secret, and says shame ON the blackguard who
can 6sh from the obscene abyss of his own con-
science criminal significance for such word
and such o thing.
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SUIT AGAINST A PREAoHRR FOR BREACH OF
PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.-At Columbus City,
Indiana, q breach of promise suit has been en-
tered by young lady against q prominent
young preacher named Ryder. e.had been
paying marked attention to her for several
years. The matter threatened to get into court
did not prosecute, hoping he would keep his
promise.
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sYIce quarter OF an inch thick was report
ed In the northern part OF Maine q few days ago.
SA jealous st. Louis girl took morphine,
then an emetic, and went to q ball that night.
~Strictly professionals ousemaid TO post
man delivering letter.: "Family ali out OF
town" Postman "I know. But this is for
you. It's my hotter of my and and art. IN
call for the answer next round!"
0Mr. Proctor, the astronomer, is urging the
adoption In England of our system of the publi-
cation daily OF predictions Of the weather, and
says that in his lecturing tour In this country he
only knew these predictions TO be wrong twice
In three months.
s.H-At Ouchy, Switzerland, a bostman pulled
out man who tried TO drown himself in the
lake. Later he saw him hanging on tree, and
left him alone to enjoy his "fxed idea" He was
summoned before magistrate for not prevent
ing the suicide, and said be thought the gentle
man had hanged himself up TO dry.
RIn England poor curate, unable to live
on mis- salary, supported himself by repairing
watches. This was reported to the Bishop as q
disgrace TO the cloth. "This must be put stop
to,e said the Bishop, Indignantly. and he stop.
ped IL by giving the curate place worth s., 600
year.
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FINANCIAL AND COnmEaCIAL.
wall Ntreee ro-dav.

kEw YORK, September 1.-THE Posts fusooisl
ticIe says: "Jhe week opens in Wall street VT tn
Gull and steady market for gold, aud foreign
ehange hrm, snd moderately active market fer
investment securities, and sn active and bnoyant
market for speculativa shares. All sales of gold
have been at l091s GLOSS On I'D loans the rates
nave been lat and lac for carrying. The nominal
rates Tor prime bsnkeIs' sterling bills continue
$40 Tor sixty days. and 81 for demand, while the
rates ct which business Is done are s3x6l4 S3s<
snd e64 as os5s. The money mark ct is change t.
SoverSment bonds are fraction easier for
,.vss Premium on gold. State bonds at the
bosrd were .ong for Nissouris aud Ten
nesrees, to which transactions were conf ed
The stock market opened 's@'s higher than Satur.
dey ciosinF, and has since strong and prio =
advancing AL. Special features have been Unio1
psenc, Lake Shore and Telegrsph,the latter quoted
sales have been as follows: Lake Shore, 796TgIs: :
s HaioH P.che So Telegraph ~ @73,f Pa
gas; Northwest. 36l69ss: Erie, SIS "a 6: New
York Central ie05s lnOsa; hook Island, IOIss a Ol7S
and q. q. ard 1. o., IvlzGlIh, "'
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al E X A " D RIA.

STATE LfQCog LICRssE.-The Legislature OF
the stale, at its last session, levied license tax
Oh 100 for the privilege or selling ardent spirits
wines, SC. Now it may not be generally known
among those who deal in it that cider is also in
cluded in the same class, and as the season for
dealing in that article Is near at hand, parties
interested will do well to provide themselves
with the proper license; otherwise, they may
find themselves in trouble. Major Dufley, com
missioner OF revenue, is the proper person to
apply 10 for license.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-At the
late meeting of the Presbytery OF the Chesa-
peake Rev. Messrs. VIM. U. Murkland, X. j..
McMurrsn and j. K. Cannon were appointed
to install Rev. VIM. Dinwidde Of the Second
Presbyterian church, in this city, on Monday
night next, at O'Clock. There was no oppo-
sition made by the Second PRESBYTERIAN church
to the organization of the Union, or Third
church here.
HABEAs CoRPUs.-The action of Justice ad-
gettin committing TO jail and sentencing to the
chain gang Sonny Cotton, for riotous conduct at
Formers garden, last summer, whilst the Con-
cordia Club were having an entertainment
there, was the subject of review by Judge Lowe
to-day upon the application for habeas orpus
by the defendant. The prosecuting attorney
admitted that the magistrate had no jurisdic-
toR, and the judge promptly discharged the
prisoner.
GoNK TO SRA.-John Bright, of this city, who
was indicted for burning the stable Of the CO.
lumbia are company, and acquitted some time
ago, passed here on. the steamer Gettysburg
yesterday, outward bound, he having enlisted in
the navy for three years.
The GAME LAws.-It ought to be understood
that il is unlawful to shoot or hunt partrid ges
pneasants, wild turkeys or woodcOcks from the
first OF February TO the 18th Of October. Every
violation subjects the offender to tine Of ten
dollars.
LAND SALR.-Green & Wise, real estate
agents, sold to-day the farm of VIM. Davis, in
Prince William county, below OccGquan, con
tanning 13l acres, to Silas Howard, OF Mich, fol-
| "A per acre.
SNAKE SroRY.-A gentleman, while drawing
glass OF water from q hydrant at the foot o.
King street, this morning, was surprised at tn
| sudden appearance in his tumbler Of q snake
| foot long.-GdSetS, 19h.
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THERE Is a smart young widow in Lane coun-
ty, Oregon, who, last winter, plowed between
20 and so acres OF ground for her father, ana
narrowed the most or IL in. The then turned
out her team and went and got q certificate as a
teacher, took up school and taught until hay
ing and harvest commenced, when she dropped
cut her fathers and uncle's grain, and Is now
cutting for the neighbors.
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CITY ITEMS.

Now OPssTSs.-Fan colors of Gentlemen's
Kid. castor, aud dogskin gloves 20 Called and
the Offering comprises handsome shades in all
sizes. Only the very best qualities kept BY
GkO. 9. HENNTNG, No. 4I0 Tth street,
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ARREST OF DssPERADo.-Pohce Olhcer
ski-,o1sck Yesterday afternoon arrestet
coloTed man named Henry ia. Oh u, t Sie
cSaTgs Of cisordetly conduct He +" -
dpSDsrate remittance against the of.,,sr i 80
him somswh a., but he held his 80 ~ ~ ~
Iis prfsOrer 70 the statiOn-ho1s- -.iP an9 EoH
Court this morning be U.s. tined * for tis'y.
orderly conduct, and was held for appearance
before the grand Jug TO answer the charge OF
resisting the oinc<r. He has Just served out a
term Of tErea wears In the penitentisry for az
assault on CficSrs LawloF and Brown, aut
belongs 70 q notorious gang. He alwavi
threatens 10 Kill any officer who interferes witt
him.
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LOST AND FOUND-Saturday night, Captain y
T Gordon L. 5 y, staying a. the National hotel,
reported 70 police headquarters that he had lost
his IOcket-bOok, containing 500 IS in money
S245 in q draft, and valuable papers, in water
closet OF the hotel. and returning could not ind
IL. Detectives Miller, COOmes and McDeyitt, in
less than half An hour arrested Peter DoSson,
ere os the colorec boys placed in charge OF the
closets. On finding the pocket book he fastened
home, on - street, between 81 and 4th streets
northwest, but the detectives were too fast for
him, and captured him aud recovered the peck
Gt-bOOk.
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All good players go TO Adamson,s New Ri,
hard Room. S05 9th street, where their GITas.
cost them from ten TO fifteen cents per game
rabies, Balls, Cues, Cigars, Wines, Sc first
class. Always pleased 70 see his friends and
PsuOns- ADAMsoN, 315 9Th street,
u6 Ground floor. next TO Pa ave
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LOCAL NEW2,
Anussmsnts, Sc. To-utsht

FSvd's OT>r1 HoUss--Fir-r night of NJ. 8. g.
France, in his sensational drama, Marked fer
LIE"
Tbscter Comi7us.-w. b. Cavauash, in 1.-THE
lad Poet" with other new attractions.
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered BY the Legislsture Of Virginia and the
Circuit court OF Orange county, proposes, By
series Of Grand Gin Concerts, TO esta bish and
dow O "Home for the Old, fnhrm, and Destftute
Ladies Of Virginia. ct Montpelier, the former resi-
dence Of President Ames Madison.
The Association u under the control Of eight
trustees six OF whom are elected sennially By the
stock and two appointed By the Governor Of
Virginia.
Remittsnoes for tickets may be made by expires
prepaid, post-ofioe money order Washington
d. o., or by registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Presf III. y. Il. A.. AlexaDdria, Va.
References, by permission: His ExcelIency. Jas.
L. K en- per, Governor Of Va; His Excellency, GIL.
bert q. Walker, FL Governor Of Va; Hon. Robert
i. Withers, Liect.-Governor Of Va. and u. 3. Sem
ator elect; Hon. Robert w. Hughes, Judge Bsstern
District OF Va; Senators and Members OF Congress
frem Virgins.
For falI particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
circular.
Address Hen. JANIS BARBOUR,
Presf n. II. II. A, Alexandria, Va
RelishlsAgea wanted everywhere. aus-eoly
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Pixies ToOth-Iehe Drops-Cure in one minute

CsR less OF Dooley's than OF other Yeast or
pashg foWder, as 1T Is much stronger. Put up
full weight. Give il fair trial,
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CoRNs, BUNIoNs, SC.
FOR relief from Corns, Bunions Club aud In
growing ais, etc, visit DR.. hits's establish
ment, No. SIS 18th street, Opposite the II. 8.
Treasury. - ="
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"MARKRD FOR LIPs" Is the attraction at
Fords Opera HOuse to- night, and II is said to
aboupd in sensational effects Of q novel and
startling character.
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"BILLIARDs.n

foR EASE, comfort, and safety, wear the
Elastic Truss, sold at 235 PENNSYLVANIA ave. IL 4
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H
,IMFoRTANT M KDICAL CORRESPONDENCE
I, az VINO are now suffering from Coughs aud
Col9s ana other throat and lung diseases, could
read the letters continually received from all
Ine country, giving the details of cases similar
10 thef own that have been cured by HaFe's
noneyg HorsA0UHd GHd Tar, the demand for
doubled. IL never fails. No cough can resist
Is anqnilizing influence. II strengthens weak
lungs and prevents the possibility Of tubercular
consumption.
Pixies ToOth-1ehe Drops-Cure in one minute
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KILLED By TIE FALLING OF A BANK or
EAETH--This morning, sbOut G.i5 O'Clock, Ser
geRnt Pierce found the dead body OF q colOred
man named George Ross embedded III q gravel
bank on % street. near South Carolina avenue
southeast The body was covered with the
bank, with the exception Of the coat skirts,
when the head wss found to be crushed In, and
the body otherwise bruised. The body WA
placed in charge OF Ofiicer Carter and the cor
Oner notified. IL lie thought Ross was restins
himself under the bank on Saturday night,
when IL fell IN upon him. No foul play Is sGs-
pected.
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GRAIN TRADg.-The canal boat Medley ar
rived this morning with 200 bushels wheat and
bushels wheat for III. NJ. Talbot ana $50 BUSH
els wheat for i. q. Wheeler, and the schooner
Kitty Ann, with coo bushels wheat for Hart
ley & Bro, and the boat III. AZ. Talbot with
1,SOe bushels wheat, COO bushels corn and 3O0
bushels oats for II. M. Talbot. L. 9. Wheeler
also received 500 bushels whea. by rail. The
sales to-day we're so bushels wheat at sI.35
SI36
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Georgetown Advertisements

Fox RENT-BRICK DWELLING, No 40 I.t
and ~ si1 rooms; dining room, with closet
ana DUMP waiter; parlor, with parlor stove heatins
rooms above: Kitchen, with range, hot ana : III
% wa path room and watercI sets; front cellar
ana good ard in excellent order and in the hsst
nne,ghborhood Also, the fine Ssere-rosm No. III
Paioge street; has been occupied many years As q
sncy Store; has counters, shelves aud plate rIass
front. For terms, &C., apply to CHAs h CRs
GIN, 124 Dumbarton street w sa - 10
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1ER RELEASE or WILLIAMS AND MooRE.-A
Philadelphia dispatch states that "Joseph p.
Galton and Treas EysenhAuser, officers Of the
court, through whom Williams and Moore were
released. have been discharged, the court hold
iog that they bat discharged the order OF the
court, and that II there is blame for the release,
1trests On others than these offeers."
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

kf iHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
ELKGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At
AUCTION.
a On fRtDAY, September 25th, at 10 och.
W VIII sell at the residence of w O. Rnsav
ESD, or congress street near Road street
bSeoI getown, an elegant assortment of Honse,
hoid Furniture, i name in part
W slnut Hair Olst b Psrlor Suite
w alnut Center and other Tables,
brussels and Ingram CARPETS and Rms
Mainut .xtersion Table and Dining Chairs,
walnut arble-tOp Chamber Suites,
Osk Cottage Chamber Sets,
voltage ard Painted Chamber Suites.
sir and Hnsk n Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Olsters and Piilovs
french China, Grocery and Glassware
Mating, Oil Cloths,
stoves, Kitchen Requisites,
Aud many articles not mentioned.
SefB q THOMAS BOWLING, kuat
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The Safe-Bnrgfary Case.

To-day the Criminal Court room was crowded,
IN anticipation Of the calling of the safe bur
glsTy cases.
Judge Humphreys asked II counsel had
agreed On any time for the trial OF these cases
NJ Riddle said he could not go TO trial for at
least four weeks.
Gen. Henkle said that Col. Whitley, whom he
represented, had Lot yet arrived from New
York.
Mr., Davidge, for Nessrs. Harrington and A
Il. Williams. asked that an early dsy be f ned
for their trial.
Gen. Hsnkle said that Col Whitley would
prefer that the case go over to the next term
Judge Humphreys, in, accordance with the
suggestion OF Mr.. Riddle. set the case for Tues
day, October 10th, at which time, unless some
circumstances over which they have no control
occur, the trial must begin