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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Sept. II, ISIH
No 25G Union Dime Savings Institution Vs. Dur
Argument resumed and concluded
No So Douglass Taylor, respondent, VS. The Mayor
&C., OF New York, appellant. for appel
LIANT and argued by a. Oakey Hall Tor respondent.
No. 257. David Graham, respondent, VIZ. The Flush
Ing. &C., Railroad Company appellant argued by f.
T.. Sprague Tor appellant. s. Hand for respondent
No $50 George Cogrove, appellant, Charles
Tnlman, impeaded &c, rcspondent-Argucd by
Charles Stevens for appellant H. Pratt tor respondent
Proclamation made nd Court adjourned
Day calendar tor Friday, September %, 1S76.-Nos
26O oGl 262 263 2S4, 265 26C and 207
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

John O'Brien sued Charles Horn for damages for in
juries received in tho later's lager beer saloon.
jury OF the Marine Court gave him six cents damages
Tho death OF the late John Crosby eIicted feeling
remarks Of euogum in Supreme Court, Chambers'
yesterday in which both tho Bench and Bar expressed
their deep regret at his untimely loss.
Valentine S. Lazy, individually and a. the receiver
OF the New jersey New York Railway Company.
sued the National Trust Company to RESTRAIN them
from dsposng OF twenty-sx bonds OF the former COM
pauy. The temporary Injunction was yesterday dis
solved by Judge Westbrook.
In the suit brought by ex-Licutenant Colonel VIII
tam Chalmers against Colonel Hitchcock, involving
tho right to the OF flags used during the war
by the Ninth regiment, Judge AcAdam, beiore whom
the case tried yesterday. directed verdict IN
favor OF the defendant This verdict ordered on
ground OF failure on the part or the plaintiff TO prove
malice by the defendant IN gong before magistrate
ana making a charge under the military code. which
he deemed well founded II stated uuring tho
trial thai the disputed flags remaining in the possession
OF Colonel Chalmers had been sont 10 the Adjutant
General 1t ALBANY.
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about as in this county The sentiment In tho rural
districts was far pronounced than IN the city;
farmers, general thing, are men OF liked opin'o
". alluded the OF and Tweed In this city
and insisted he present case could be tried with
equal i'm partially here.
Judge westbrook-Would you try the with a
struck Jurys
Judge Fuilerton--To this question give emphatic
yes, and making this answer l take away every
ground for the present application.
After some further remarks by Judge Fullerton Mr..
vanderpoel spoke al some length, to which Judge
Fuurton briefly replied Iu concluding the latter said.
that 10 the objection that the trial would be
greatly delay II had in tais city he would then aud
there stpuiate TO get order OF against Mr.
Beechcr and have the put the preferred calcn
dsr, 60 that II could be tried i'm nediately.
This last sally provoked general smile, after which
the passed up their papers Tor the Judges de-
clslou
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ROBBING HIS EMPLOYER.

For some time past Mr.. stephen Mcfarland has
missed goods from his dry goods store No 643 Eighth
avenue. Yesterday morning Oniccr Murphy, OF tho
Twcnty-eghth precinct, detected James Mc0rai, a
clerk, nineteen years old. who sleeps the store
handing piece Of SILK value $l3 through the cell
lar grating to Eugene L. Miller OF No. PIG West Forty.
seventh street Miller and McGraii arraigned
before Justice Kas at tho Wash ngton Place Court
yesterday and held Tor trial default OF 900 bail
ach
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DECISIONS.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT-PART q.
BY Judge Van Worst
Tho New York Stale Loan ana Trust Company va
Thomas Palmer and othcrs Case aud amendments
COMMON PLEAs-cHAMBERs
BY Judge Van Brunt
Southland VS. Benner ct al-Caso settled
On and after the first Monday OF October, 1876 the
calendar of Trial Term, Part 2 OF TINS Court Will DO
called at hai-past ten O'Clock A. NJ, instead OF ten
O'Clock, as heretofore.
MARINE CoURr-CHAMBRRs.
BY Judge Sinnott
The Columbia Grain Scamins Company va Canary
Elihu Church appointed receiver.
Barker VI. Evans-D Riddle, receiver.
Torrens VS. Schwartz. Motion granted
Edison VS.. Smnh.-Order granting receiver leave to
Pritt vs. Doremus; Schurman vs. Hughes: Perkins
vs. Swa,tz; Allen va Spceel; Flcmming VS. OdeIi;
Frazer vs.. Bryan; Rogers VS. Long, Schilc VS. O'Con
neil: Epstep VS. Samueis: Landers vs. Coonan; Rosa
vs. Rosa Coates VS.. Hbbard; Cohen Mcconnell; !;
Kautromty We. Marks-Orders granted
Gustine vs. Skinner. Motion granted
The FIRST National Bank of Hartford Vs. Hopkins;
Fitch vs. Tho Metropolitan Gaslight Company.-Mo-
Culiinanc vs Reilly.-Ordcr of publication granted
Cluett vs. Bonon. Order staying proceedings
Haynes We. StahlneckeE-Order vacatng summons
with COSTS
BY Judge McAdam.
Valois Lynch.-Bili taxed at SlS4 "a.
La Cour vs. FarrcIL-Moton granted on terms
sURRoGATE's COURT.
Estate Edward Wcdckind Order entered that at
tachment issue against Enrich Wedekind, executor,
rendering account OF his proceedings such
executor
Patrick Murray. Order that Thomas Kelly be
moved coadm mnstrator In said estate and bondsmen
released ON his paving to Kosanca Hurley, his coad
minisrarix the sum OF $500 found to be dus said
estate.
Renter VS.. Mooney.-Accounts finally settled and
allowed and decree OF distribution signed thereon
Henry Lehmkuhe. Order entered admitting will TO
probate.
Estate Orson A. Householder entered that Irene A.
" House, cxecutrix named in WILL appear 18th No
vembcr and qualify as such ex-cutrx or that she be
deemed to have renounccd her appointment.
Jeremiah King-Ordcr that admir- nstratrix render an
of her proceedings or show cause Scptem-
Dor %, why attachment should not issue against
her.
Mary r. Tuck and Peter Eder-Orders OF reference
entered.
Charles PetersonOrder that administrator pay $3.50
on account OF claim OF s. H. Benedict ana reference
the balance OF his claim wncn Is disputed.
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AN OLD HAND.

Charles coie ahas 'YcIlow Short" an old profcs
sonal who said he lived at No. 27O Blocker street
was arragnod before Justice Kasmirc at the Washing
ton Place Court by Detective Sicvn, Of the Fifteenth
precinct, yesterday, charged with having effected ar
entrance INTO hc apartments OF Charles Miller at No
2s South Filth avenue. and stealing jewelry worth
5000 The prisoner, IN whose possession vc skeleton
keys were iound, was held for trial In default OF oo(
hail
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POST OFFICE NOTICE..
A DvERTISE
A IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
RATES--2u CENTS PER LINE.
OFFICE, ANN ST.
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.

The foreign nails for the week cadng Saturday. Sep
will close this Office Wednesday at IL NJ.
for Europe per steame, ussa via Qncsnstown thurs
day at ~ 3j A. NJ. ior Europe per steamship Fomnc
rania via Plymouth, Chcrnourg aud Hamburg on Satur
day at A. M os Europe. steamship city OF Chester
and att A. NJ. for Scotland direct.
Ethiopia. via tiiasyow and at A. NJ Tor France
direct steamer Percirc via Havrc and ut 80 A. NJ
for Europe. steamer Don@u. via Southampton and
Dromcn.
Tho mails for the West Indies, via Bcrmuda and 81
Thomas will ieavc New York september %.
Tho mails or China. &C. wih leave san Francisco Oc
Z her l
Tho mails for Australia &C. viii leave San Francsco DC
t,bcr H. L. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
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GENERAL sEssIoNs-PART q
Before Judge Gildcrslocvc.

TIE WAR ON OBSCENE LITERATURE.
The Society Tor the Suppression OF vicc has CON-
mcncod war tho sellers aud printers Of obscene ic
raturo. Twenty defendants, prosecuted by the
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VISITORS TO TIE GREAT ExPOSITIoN
who intend remaining days will Ind tho rsuts via
LONG BRANCH AND THK n j., SOUTHERN r. II.

moro attractive than any other.
Tho hne steamers J t.SSE HOYT and CRYSTAL WAVE,
leave pier 4. North River. foot Of Rector st. Mt
9:45 A. ~. AND AGO 4. NJ.
connecting at Sandy Hook trains for Phedol
phia direct.
The sail across New York bay In full view Of tho ocean,
the shipping and tho extensive ortihcations 10
said 10 be the fine 81 in the world
From sandy Hook the railroad skirts the ocean shore for
eleven miles 10 the SUMNER CAPITAL. whore passengers
stop through tickets
The depot In Philadelphia ut the foot OF Market st. con-
vcncnt TO OF tho best hotels and boarding houses
Tickets for the trip good tor fifteen days. - Sim
gle fares. 81 40
for yineland and Toms River
and the r. NJ. for Waretown Barnegat and Tuckerton
Accommodation for Long Branch ) r. N.
W. s. SNEDEN, General Manager
TALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON.
via Newport and Fall kiver-The world renowned
steamboats BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier -
North iyer foot OF Murray ST. daily at
the city.
TOR NOKWALk DIRECT.
connecting with Danbury. Norwalk and New Haven Rail-
roads, by steamer AMERICUs daily Sundays excepted)
from Jewels dock Brooklyn, at 30 pier 81 East
River att 45 r. NJ, and foot SD East River r. n.
Fare IS cents; excursion tickets 80 cents
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND bHEMEN.
Company's pier, foot oi I'd 81. uoboken.
DONAE. Saturday, sept. - ODER SATURDAY, Oct
RiiElN.. saturday sept 81 MAIN. Saturday, Oct IA
Rates of from New York Southampton, HH,re
o Bremon:-
CABIN siou gold Second Cabin $50 gold; Steer
- currency.
lsctur tickets at reduced ratios.
Prepaid Steersge eertiucatcs. S32, currency.
For freight passage apply
OELklClis CO., No = Bowling Green.
, 1876-04-02

UrFSr sIDH K1EDERaAHTEN AND sELESC1 Se
is 3snotMISS KISS :. E. EDDY, Principal.
, 1876-04-02

TTTU3TION WANTED AS FUREMAS IN a
cI1hIne house: be rcady b. to l.e Of 1ay S1tn
mi set graduated pasazns Addreas tot dAss u H.
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LABOR LEAGUE,
LABOR LEAGUE.
Meeting Of the Central couneil-ExpulIion
of Geo. w. StaWarf,

The Central Council Of the Labor League met
last evening at 400 Louisiana avenue; Mr.. Hold.
nett in the chair. Mr.. Hodnett said he was COM
PEELED TO suspend George W. Stewart, central
organizer, on grave charges. The chief central
organizer made the charges in writing 10 five
Specifications, and the witnesses were so numer-
Gus and the charges SO great that Dennis O'Con-
nor offered the following:
RCSolred, That George W. Stewart, central
organizer, be expelled from this body for sppro-
pfiating the funds Of the Organization to his own
personal use, and for blackmaiiig the citizens Of
tie District Of Columbia in the name Of the or
ganizaton and In the name of our worthy presi-
dent, John Pope Hodnett.
On this resolution the yeas were, (Nr, Hodnett
RETAINED from voting:) Dennis O'Connor Henry
Henderson, Matt. Mcnamara, Solomon Hunter,
John Smith, Jeremiah Sheahan, Moses Hopkins,
Noble Redmond, Myles Carroll, Joshua King,
Michael Crotly and Cornelius Keane.
Mr.. Costello, coming in after the taking OF the
testimony, RETAINED from voting, and MIR. Curtin
being absent. The storekeepers and citizens
generally are cautioned Rgainst Stewart, who
has already collected fraudulently more than the
law allows.
The Central Council were appointed the COM
mittee Of arrangements for the Lincoln hall dem
onstration; after which they adjourned to NEE.
next Sunday at o'clock.
Sterling Hester was appointed to take Stewards
place, on behalf Of the colored people Of the Dis
trict, as central organizer.
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Mask Ball by Rebscca Lodge.

The Hebrew festival of the Purim was suitably
inaugurated last evening by a grand mask ball
at Masonic Temple, given BY Rebecca Lodge, Ne.
!, d. of. The hall was filled with ladies and
gentlemen OF the Hebrew faith. Among the cos
tunes were many noticeable for their richness
and ingenious makeup. When the b1gle
sounded for unmasking Mr.. Lansburgh, with ap-
proprIate remarks, presented the prizes for the
best costumes as follows: The first lady's prize,
jewel casket, to the three Misses Oppenhelmer
who appeared in the habit of jewish waiter
girls; the second, gloyo-box, TO Miss Sophia
Barr, as "Coquette." The first gentieman's
prize, bronze 1nkstand, was awarded TO Messrs.
IL. Adeler aud L. Abrahams, as leaders 10 the
SchuetZen VeTein; the second 10 S. OppenhemsT,
a "rope maker" The evening was spent very
pleasantly, and the ball was made a most SUI
cessful entertainment through the efforts of the
committee-MGssrs. z. L. Blout, A. Adeler, H.
Franc. S, Herman, IL. King, jr., ). Wolf, ard
VIM, Wolf.
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Suir for Hamarsa.

Mr.. NJ. Thompson on yesterday entered suit
against the baltimore and Ohio Railroad CON-
pany for $4,000 damages. The declaration al
leges that the plaintiff, as agent Of one Henry
Froemner, a manufacturer of coffee mills, Ia
Philadelphia, requested Froemner to forward one
Of his mills for trial to S L. Hilton, OF Wash
ipgton, ID. @. The mill was forwarded, as re-
guested, on the 30th Of September, 1875, through
the defendant, as q common carrier. Said Hilton
charged to plaintiff, who made application there
fer at the depot of defendant to Geo. s. Koontz.
their agent. KoonfZ refused to deliver the mill
TO plaintiff, and ordered him out of the ware
house. although plaintiff produced the bill of sale
to him from FToemner. Plaintiff left the ware
house as ordered, and went out into the yard to
get the number of the mill, in order to repieTin
the FAME, when he was seized upon by Kooutz
and his assistant and fcrcibly elected from the
premises. whereby he recsived various bruises
and injuries, and there fore brings suit SC.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

Porous plasters have been much improved re-
Gently In BESsos's CAPcINE PLASTER, by .
new method Of treating the rubber so that It
contains more electricity than formerly, one OF
the qualities for which porous plaster has been
especially valued, and BY the addition Of Cap
cine, which causes the plaster to act immedL
ately and makes IL the most reliable remedy
known for colds. rheumatism, lameness Of the
back and muscles, kidney complaint, or any OF
the diseases for which q porous plaster or lini-
ment hiss been used. The manufacturers are
pleased to learn that there is a large class Of
conscientious druggists who, having become con-
WINGED ef the great merit OF BENsoS's CAPcINE
PLASTER, recommend It in preference to all
Chas. Althanand NJ. II. Cook, Brooklyn, N. Y:
Thompson, Lilly s Co., Baltimore, Nd; Robert
Powers, Richmond, Va. Vincent, Of Broadway.
Quick Berry, Terre Hsute, Ind, say "they
are convinced from results from sales there that
they are much superior to ordinary porous
plasters;" Cole Flynn, Danville, Va, say
"they have given satisfaction in every case;" W.
T. Weber, Springfield, Mass, says, "They con-
slitlte an advertising medium in themselves"
Thus speak many others. The manufacturers
also regret to hear that in some instances drug
Rists, acting from pecunisry motives, as not 50
large Q profit Ia made on them as on ordinary
porous plasters, have used their influence to per-
spsde their customers TO substitute some other
article In place of BENsos's CAFFEINE PLASTER
When you ask for RENsoN's CAPCINE PLASTER
be sure you get nothing else. Price, Is cents.
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, New York.
For sale by Drew & Gibbs, ID. p. Hickling, r.
b. Ferguson, L. q. Bishop and Z. Stott & Go.
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o written agreement from Rogers 10 . SAFE In 81.
Louis as TO the 500 bargain.
The counsel for the defense asked 70. the pro
cuc.ion OF that paper, and Judge Snell replied
that the evidence IN regard 70 the $500 H9uld be
ruled out unless the paper was produced.
Witness resumine: Col. Craig was preseus N
81. Louis when witness made the last a1iiavit,
and asked him to make II. He did so. Thsre vas
NO oTIfKR PKEsoS PRESENT.
Witness received no money az the tins, bu. Craig
said that he would start for Washington, and
money 70 pay witness hotel bill. After tnat Craig
telegraphed from this city for him to come Ga,
and he DID 50 snd met him At the Eooitt heuse.
Texas; $50 at Dennison; So in w ishinztoa, su1
$50 st sundry times; 500 here in December, when
Since January last Grsts BAD r1eu sm 50 seTsrs
amounts, making IL all $3.50. Witness was cog
infant OF the facts get forth in the deposltions,
Rogers before the first athdavIt was male that
there were others on ale, but Rogers desired this
also, as he,wished TO make the case stronger.
Craig told him before mai king the last adidavit
that there were discrepancies In former one that
they wanted this one 70 correct. It was on Sun
Gay s pa SyfS 70 50 see ' said
St Louis. He came again on Monday aud Toes
day last with Mr.. Mitchell. who claimed to be
With him. lCOnvsrsatIon ruled cus.J witness
saw Bryant, but
DID NOT TALK ABOUT THE CASE
with him. Saw Craig last Sunday, and asked him
ii be wished witness TO go away. Craig said no. II
would look Ike he had been got away with. =
Craig admitted that he had told George Bah.
cock, Of St. Louis, that he would pay him 81 600
when the claim was advanced. They had some
further Conversation abou. this money, (the
S2ooo,) and he said that he intended to pay II.
Witness sent for him and reproached him for the
treatment he had received. Witness received
twenty cents from Craig on straightforward
money. [Laughter.1 Witness received q q, 900
note, on which to raise some money, as he was
then in want Witness drew the note, dated L.
back 70 tho time he was In s. Louis, aud he uu-
dersto0d that Craig went to J. J. McCarry, say
ing that he, Williams, had McCartyis note, and
intended to put It the market to raise funds TO
get back home. They went to McCIrty several
times, and finally witness received a check for
$500, and IL was agreed that he should receive
$500 when the claim was settled. Witness handed
the $500 TO Craig and received $50 back.
Without concluding the evidence, the trial was
continued until to-day.
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Adminis,r,tor,, Sail.

to close the es.ate Of the late d. Jacobs,
jeweler, 1909 Pepnsylvanis avenue. The stock
consists Ct fne diamonds, 2oo ladies' and gents
key and stsmvlnoiug watcher, Of the best
American, English and Swiss make; . very large
assortment Of senuipe Amethyst and Cameo
rings; latest styles OF Roman gold neck chainl
and lockets, In great variety; gents vest and
ladies' Eo!d opera chains; studs, sleeve buttons
and every article pertaining to q first class
jewelry store. As the affairs Of the estate mus,
positively be closed without delay, these articles
will be ofei regar dless Of cost and without de-
lay, and q written guarantee given with every
sale. Mrs. r, JACOBS, Executrix.
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lie buildings and parks, the Libraries and gal
leries, the Smithsonian Institute, with the mani
fold applications Of science exhibited In the
Patent once arord the means Of rapid and high
culture not 10 be iound elsewhere In the country,
and In another generation viii make 10 unequsled
anywhere The capitals Of even the lesser
Powers OF Europe have become the seats OF learn
ing and Of art, and it- Is already manifest that
Washingtou, as the Capital Of the modern nations
and the common ground OF multitude Of grea,
States, will be the home OF every form Of Amsri-
genius, and therefore, the chosen seat for the
best schools OF the age"
The plan above sketehed Is strongly inforsed
by Right Rev VIM r, Whiting ham, Bishop Of
Maryland, and Kew. VIM. Pinckney, assistant
bishop, who says: There should be more
appropriate Centennial Offering from those who
love the Church and free Institutions than con-
tribution to found the proposed Institution a, the
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Aysluabls pi,eoysry.

Dr. O. W. Benson, practicinE physician at loo
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd, twho has
paid much attention to nervous diseases,) has
discovered that extract OF celery and chsmomile
combined, In certain proportion, invariably
vous or sick headache, neuralgia and nervous
nets. This lie triumph In medical chemistry,
and sufferers all over the country are ordering
box The Doctor Is largely known and highly 70
spected IN baltimore. These pills are senss post
sale and retail druggists IN Wsshingcon, George
town snd Alexandrfs. e
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small Feet-Cinderslla.

WAsHlNGToN, ID. q, MARCH 8, l5l6.
To the Editor of the National Republican:
A paragraph from the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
has been going the rounds Of the papers, which
states that Mrs. Belknap wears No. IL shoes,
and has the smallest feet of any lady in this city
This is q mistake. Within the past three weeks
/ have sold two pairs Of shoes much smaller to q
young lady OF Washington. The lady mentioned
is fvefeet i've inches high, weighs about one
hundred and twenty pognes, and Is pure blonde
OF the finest type. She wears slippers No. Is
misses sizes, and No. CATERS, thong the latter
are too large except in the height Of the instep.
Respectfully, SHOE DEALER.
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Tbs ,Alphabstical Bushes. Direc.ory

n this mornings REPUBLICAN, contains cards Of
frsi-class establishments In all braLches OF bust
nessIIn the District. Many persons daily feel
the need Of just such an arrangement to enable
them to easily find what they want. We have
aimed TO make this as complete and easy Of
reference as possible and sure that 1t VIII be
frequently consulted by all having any kind OF
business TO transact We intend to keep It up IL
= reliable and convenient form, and improve II
from time to time. Any persons not represented
In IL, that would like 10 be, should send in theI
cards at once, SO. Is TO get an even start with
their neigh In os desirable an advertising
medium, and one Of euch universal and constant
reference as our large circulation among the best
classes must make OF this.
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Washington Civ FeueibIss.

At late meeting Of the members Of Company
ID, Washington Light Infantry, held at the new
armory, in Green's building, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets northwest, new constitution for the gov.
eminent Of the command was submitted and
adopted. Among other business transacted, a
change in the name Of the organization was made,
and IL will hereafter be known as the Washington
City Fercibles. The change was suggested by
the Incorporation of Company A as a light in
fantry corps It being the only one entitled to the
name by ouch Incorporation. The company has
also adopted new uniform, and from what has
been said 1t will doubtless be very neat. The
"Fcncibles" are good company, and, as they in.
tend visiting the Centennial, q good chance is
thus presented TO any who may wish to attend IL
in that Way.
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Auction Sales To-day.

By E. ]. Sweet:
At 4:3o O'Clock, a two-story brick dwelling on
New jersey avenue, bstWeen u and E streets
northwest.
By Du1canson Bros:
AT 10 O'Clock, dry and fancy goods, hosiery,
blea ched and unbleached muslins, &c.
BY NJ. X. WALSH:
AT 10 o'clock, the furniture and effects of gen.
tlenan leaving the city.