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National Republican., 1882-07-20
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
The funeral of Mrs John West took place yes

The funeral of Mrs John West took place yester :
day afternoon.
William Coates has been committed to Jail for
thirty days for larceny.
The Deehay sureties' claim against the corpo.
ration has been paid off.
Judge Meade has made decree of court d.
vorcing Benjamin Cooley and Sarah Cooley.
At the last meeting of the Old Dominion Build
ing Association eleven shares of stock 49, 200 was
sold at a discount of % per cent
At the regular monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association reports showed that
the work OF the organization Was progressing ia
vorRbly.
About two hundred colored men from this
neighborhood LEFT this city, via the Washington
Railroad, en- route to work upon q railway in New
York. IL is said that they will take the place of
some strikers on the Hudson River Railroad.
Richard, Williams and Richard Cooper, aged
respectively seven and ten years. were before the
mayor yesterday charged with stealing iron from
the Virginia Midland Railway track. They were
dismissed with reprimand on account of their
extreme youth.
]. I. Janney esq, we'll known citizen and
business man ofOcc0quan, Prince William County,
Virginia, died suddenly at his residence at the
above named place Tuesday night. Mr.. Janney
was the son of the late John Ii. Janney and
nephew of Mr.. Samuel II. Janney, of this city The
remains were brought to this city yesterday after
the residence of $. H. Janney, esq, ON Cameron
street. The deceased, who was an exemplary
gentleman and highly esteemed wherever known
leaves wife and eight children,
The following officers Of Sarepta Lodge No. &c,
l. o. o, f., have been Installed by Deputy Grand
Master Charles L. Goodrich: Noble. .grand-J 4.
Boyd viee,EFandmoi; w. Phillips !ressgrey-
permanent secretary-W. w. Sherwood; chap.
lain-Chares L. Ward II. s. to N. G-orlando
Studds; L. $, to n, G,-James Johnston con.
ductor William Zimmermani warden-E, f,
Padgett l. CT, +, Heisley o, G.-V. NJ. Tuy.
lor; r. S, s.-H. Gray; l., S, s.-Peter Simpson
r. $. 10 v. G.-Willam Clapdorei L. S. TO " c.
Randolph Javins.
River Trade Inspector G. W. Hawxhurst reports
recent arrivals at the river front as follows
Schooner Matte A. franklin, ], Mcdonald master,
from Gardner, with ice for +. A. sReed q CO.;
steamer Sue, W. c. Geoghegan MASTER from Baltl.
more, with merchandise for ]. Broders u Co;
schooner ReXauna, Thomas W. Mitchell master
from Baltimore, with salt for W. A. Smoot
steamer Louisa J, L. Shropshire MASTER from Phil.
adelphia, with merchandise for Y. A. Reed & Co.;
steamer John Gibson George Young master, from
New York, with merchandise for f. A. Reed IS
| Co.. schooner James T.. Stansbury NJ. White
master, from Hayre de Grace, with coal for r. g.
Mehahy 4 Co.. schooner Mary Washington,
George Coldway master, from Baltimore schooner
Mechanic, S. j. King master, from NanjemOnd
Creek, with wheat fur Thomas Perry; schooner
Maggie, j. A, Myers master, 10 load wheat for Ball
tlmOre from q. !. Worhington; canal barge Star
No, g. Charles Sherman master, with coal Tor 4, J.
MehaaeyS Co.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
THE STAR-RoUTE TRIALS.
Argument as TO the AdIniasibiIity of John
Walsh's Testimony.

Yesterday in the star route trial was devoted to
arguments on the admissbility of John Walsh's
testimony. After brief argument between the
counsel, Judge Wylie said the government would
be allowed to open and close, and that he would
not limit them to time. Mr.. Ker then commenced
the opening argument for the government, and
proceeded to review the testimony. Judge Wylie
said that it would be well TO assume that primd
tdcie case had been made out and then argue the
point of admitting this testimony. Mr.. Ker sug-
gesed that the jury retire. Judge Wylie said they
could If they wanted TO, but If they listened to n
part they should hear the whole argument Mr.
Merrick asked If the Court conceded that a con-
spiracy had been made out Judge Wylie then
read from authorities on the subject of evidence
and the power of the Court TO receive the con-
fession,
PROVIDED THERE is EVIDENCE ENOUGH
to cary the case of conspiracy to the jury. Mr.
Toten said when the proper time came they
would make motion to take the case from the
not prejudice the motion when it came up. Mr.
Kor then resumed, assuming that prinld tacie
case OF conspiracy had been made out and quoted
on the subject of confession of co defend
ant being received and its admissibiity. Mr..
JEFF Chandler followed for the defense, arguing
the testimony was not revelant aud pertinent to
the ISSUE that the declaration of one man as to
his acts could not be received as evidence against
his CO. defendants, and that 1t could not be re-
ceived against himself when he is joint defend.
statements to Walsh and said that 10 man could
confess for another, this evidence could not be
admitted. Colonel Totten, who closed for the day
said he did not see how the evidence could be
applied to the case, and he denied that after
cOnspi acy was done and over any one Of the con-
spirators could give TO Il third party statement
of what had been done and make 1t binding on
the other parties. The court then adjourned.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
THE COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB.
Their Highly succeaAruI Exeuraion 3
SsIymont Last Night

Giymont Last Night.
The Columbia Boat Club excursion 10 Glymont
on the steamer W. w. Corcoran last night was q
grand success, as, in fact, is everything under
taken by the members of the organization Neary
$50 persons were fortunate enough to become the
guests Of the club and jollier, handsomer, bet
ter .natured party never went down the Potomac.
The threatening weather and the slight
rain that fell after the Corcoran
passed Fort sFoote seemed to cheer
the spirits of the oxcursionists instead OF
dampening them. happy party took possession
Of the piano in the cabin and gees were the order
OF the night. The Columbia boys seemed ex-
tremely anxious to ascertain who George Wash
ington was-a conundrum they answered them
selves. Upon reaching Glymont the excurslonists
disembarked, and a few hours was spent In wor.
shipping Terpsichore. The dancing programmes
were very handsome. On the return trip Lieu
pnya a eay Rrr I'M aEuhs g gg!Gheg @ yOnS
In vocal efforts, which were heartily enjoyed by
the lucky listeners. The event of the evening,
pliment paid the Columbias by the Old Dominion
Boat Club, of Alexandria. When the Cor
coran on the return trip arrived opposite the
Old Dominions boat-house sudden faro
of light broke from the house, and hundreds of
sky,rockets roman. candle balls, and other fire.
works went skywSrd The display continued for
shouted themselves hoarsc. They were more than
delighted with the compliment, and will ever
cherish the members of the Old Dominion.
AMONG THE MANY PRESENT WERE
l. Kimball, ir., and wife, captain Burritt and fam
lily, Mrs Sims and daughters Mrs. Patterson and
daughters, Mrs. Livingston, Mr.. lie Roy Living
ston, and Miss Mamie Livingston, Mr.. Rudolph
kaufman and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sinemetz
and Miss Morgan, MIR. and Mrs. Bryan and Miss
yenie Bryan, J. X. Lake and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmington, Gen. and Mrs. j. X. Fitzpatrick, Judge
Johnston, Mr., and Mrs. I. p, Stone, Mr.. and Mrs
John Doyle, Miss Minnie Collins, George Hill jr.,
Mrs. Fristoe and Miss Mamie Fristoe, Mrs. Stew
art and Miss Hattie Stewart, Mr.. Kane and sister,
Mr.. Fletcher Atkinson and Miss Harmon, Messrs.
Coon, Towers Garland, Wheeler, Ziegler Malone,
Robertson, McFals, Curtis. Shaw, Roesse, Clark
Fairchild, Kinlner, Smith, Ruff, Kervand,
Mayne, Parkes, Knott, Wetmore, Maddux,
Young, Coffin, Cowan, Stuart, Henderson,
Fowler, Briggs, Pennybaeker, Mackall, Loney
and Al. Wilmington, Hallet, Olds, Ward, Kerr
De Ronceray, Adams, Hollerith, Hollister, Nc
Daniels, Curtis, Williams, Pierce, Bach, McKnew,
Keyworlh, Burnside, Darneile, Barry, Hodges,
Keyser, Arthur and Ernest May, Merritt, Balian-'
Beii,,. Morrill,, SieriIi, Ncsmth, Gibson,
and Robinson, Midshipman Maxwell, Pay.
masters Addicks AND Lowell, U. s. N, and
Misses Shryock, Hester, Jones, Waugh, Spindle,
Condron, Yerby, Merritt, Moffatt, Douglas, Will
iams Cragn, Fracker, Ericsson, Brockenbrough,
Cromwell, Lanck, Bonney, Dovilers, Davis, Nc
Callum, Curtis Jackson, Goodwin, Faircbild, and
many others.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
The Carroll Institute Excursion.

was thorough success, only marred by the sud-
den appearance of the storm, which -interfered
decidedly with the boat races, which had been
looked forward to with much interest. In the
single-sculls race the entries were Thomas II.
Harding and Albert Ellery. The first. named was
Ellery was strapped into his boat and came very
near being drowned, but was finally picked up by
the ArroHsmith In the double. scull race the
crews were Burkhart and schueltze, Budget aud
Tanner, and Keeron npd Bonrman. The referee
was Mr. Jack White, OF the Anaostans, and the
races were declared off, and they are to be rowed
over the national course at some date to be de-
termined upon. In the shooting match there
were ninety entries and the first prize was won
by Thomas Walsh, corner Tenth and + streets,
and the becond by t. H. Walsh, of the War De-
partment The attendance was very large, over
900 participating In the excursion.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
SNeyaIre, by Gar.v

distinguished foreigner who is stopping at one
fthe leading hotels was called upon yesterday
by prominent naval officer and, according 10 the
forms made aud provided by good society, the lat.
pasteb5ard was presented to the eminent alien he
screwed his glass into his eye and gazed at II In.
tently. He readily comprehended the name of
his visitor, but continued TO curiously scrutinize
one corner of the card. Finally he turned to
gentleman present and with most mystified air
S@d ba ees PGHnY to ha the
why that is U. s. NJ II stands for United
States Navy Have you never heard of our Navy?'
his chin thoughtfully and then exclaimed; Gar
dwJo! Nevaire, by Carl"
National Republican., 1882-07-20
Hoe William, md the Bull Prophet.

Uncle Joe Williams is still wading around in the
city ditch a dozen miles out of town, stopping up
the leaks with putty. 1t seems too bad that this
Ethiopian slave while his relentless prosecutor.
John Atkins, is in Chicago, clothed in purple and
fine linen, and making merry from the rising of
Denver Tribune.
The Erening World, of Denver, catches the belly
ache because the Tribune playfully alluded to Mr..
Conant's trademark. The Tribune has good deal
of respect for Mr.. Conant, and it certainly had
intention of saying anything that would place
him under obligations to the World as his defender
-Denrer Tribune
National Republican., 1882-07-20
Nebraska RepubIicans.

The Nebraska Republicans Association held a
special meeting at 81. Georges Hall Tuesday
night, and elected ThomNs W. Upton president
for the unexpired term, vice Walter NJ. seely, re-
turned to the State. Hon. Uriah Bruner was
chosen viCe-presdent, vice Ipton. A committee
consisting of the president sud DR.. Williams, was
chosen on transportation to secure reduced rates
of fare for Nebraska voters u attend the fall cleo
ton, The association was entertained with STIR
ring speeches from Colonel Cunningham and
Judge Peabody. Also VOCAL music by Messrs
Gwyer, Moore, and Woodruff Altogether the
Lralrle kepublleans hnd q iolly Lime.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
The New school Trustees.

As announced in THE REPUBLICAN the District
Commissioners yesterday appointed the nine school
trustees under the new law, as follows: For one
year-Charles II. Cragin, of the fifth division; A.
p. Clark, third division, and Henry Johnson, sew
enth division. For two. years-B. II. Warner,
sixth dvisioni Joseph l.. Pearson fourth division,
and John H. Brooks seventh Jdivision. For three
years-William Brney, secdld division; b. Ii.
Loyeoy, first division, and w. II. A. Wormley,
sixth division. With the notices Of their appoint.
ments is sent request that they meet and Or
gGnze by the 10th inStant. they will hold their
inst meeting at the franklin building tonight.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
Tho nansou orut

Shortly after Travers, the well known Wall
street broker and inveterate joker, removed from
Baltimore to New York he met on Broadway an
old friend from the former city of his residence
They were glad to meet each other, and fell into
an easy chat. During the course of the conversa-
tion his friend said "Why, Bill, you stammer
more since you have lived In New York-more
than you did in Baltimore" " BIB bigger place."
replied Travers. This delightfully."- illogical reason
sutticed as an explanation.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
FREEDMAMs BANK DIVIDEND.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars stiII Un.
anII0d For

ofthe Is per cent dividend recently declared in
favor of the depostors of the Freedman's Savings
and Trust Company, about 100000 still remains
uncalled for. ofthis amount s12 900 belong to do.
positors In the city of New York, l05OO in New
Orleans, $500 in Baltimore, 900 in Savannah,
5000 in Wilmington and Charleston, $500 in
Louisville, and other amounts, ranging from 50 800
TO $500, in Philadelphia, Richmond, Lexington,
81; Louis, Nashville, Memphis, Vioksburg. Nor.
folk, Jacksonville, aud Mobile There are also
smaller amounts Of 81, 500 and under due TO de-
postors in Augusta Beaufort, Shreveport, Ra-
leigh, Tallahassee Natchez Macon, Newbern, At.
lanta, Columbia Tenn; Columbus, and Lynch
burg. The commissioner urgently requests all de-:
postors TO send their books to Washington and
obtain their dividauds
National Republican., 1882-07-20
TI,e swImnInc.ye,ooI.

Swimming parties have become very fashona.
BILE, and nearly every day from l2 o'elook to p H.
the swimming school is visited by party of la
dies and gentlemen. Similar parties may arrange
for dates with Messrs. Kelley aud Curtis. The
ter Is as clear glass, aud lust cool enough to
make .bather forge tat life has ills, or that
summer days are warm. The hou for,gen lemen
are from .S TO 10 a. M. and from 80 TO 10 p m
for ladies from 10 to u u. N.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
Home for DrunItnrds.

My husband had drunken habits he could not
overcome until Parkers Ginger Tonic took away
his thirst for stimulans, restored his old energy
of mind and nerves. and gave him strength TO az
tend 10 husinnss. Il Cincinnnti Indy.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
LOCAL MENTION.
A DRUGGISTS OPINION.

WEST WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, 1882.
GENTLEMEN:
From my large sales of Browns
Iron Bitters / am satisfied II gives
general satisfaction. and feel safe
In recommending II to my custom
ers, one of whom has just said its
effects on friend of his towhum 1t
was recommended was most won
dgrlul.
IL. W. LITTLE, Druggist.
browns Iron Bltters is Il sure
cure for weakness, a tired feeling,
caused by over work, Malaria, Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, &c.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
DIEIO-

LTPPITT.-At Nfartnvie. NJ j.. on'Juy IS, Of pul.
monnry consumption, CAROLINE MUNRO daughter
and only child of Francis J. Bippitt, of Washington
ID. G., aged 25 years and nineteen days.
BECK KER.-On July IS, 1882, at Lower Cedar Point
at o'clock y. m, MICHAEL ii. BECKER, In the 3lst
year of his age.
Funeral viii take place from his fathers residence
o. ~ seventh street southwest Friday, July 2ls
atga m. Friends and relatives are respectfully In
vited TO attend
FEARsoN.-On July 10, 1882 at $50 a. M, PEpcv
Ella Pearson.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF his
grandparents, No, 92 Nineteenth street northwest.
on Thursday, July 90 at o'clock y. m.
baltimore and Norfolk papers please copyl ff~
AHDERSON.-on Tuesday morning, July Is, Mt
2:D o'clock ~ m, after long and painful Illness Mrs.
ANN NJ. widow of the late John L. Anderson, In the
nth year of her age
Funeral on Thursday morning. at II o'clock, from
7 Thirteenth street northwest. Friends Of the fam
lily are inviied to attend.
philadelphia and New York papers please copyl
JoYCE.-on tho morning of July IS, 1882, Miss
MARY A. JOYCE.
Funeral from the residence of her sister, Mrs. p.
Jordan No. 525 Thirteenth street northwest on
Thursday, July 20, at o. M. Mass at st. Patrick's
Church at a. m. Friends OF the family are invited
to attend, W
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MARRIED.

. MBALI-SPENCER.- Tuesday, July IS, at
the residence OF the brides brotherln-law, Mr.. j.
stuart, rector OF Christ Church. Lieutenant WILLIAM
WRIT k1MBALL, U. 8. NJ, to Miss ESTHER SMITH
SPENCER.
National Republican., 1882-07-20

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered In 16lb "Ward" prints, nj l0G. per To-
Also cottage cheese, &c, per bali buttermilk. DC,
per quart, aud sweet milk &c. per quart
National Republican., 1882-07-20
,Wa PosT-oFFICE NOTICE.

MS93o POST-OFF1CE NOTICE
The Foreign Mails for the week ending July %
will close at this Office as follows:
TUESDAY-At a. M for Europe per steamship
Arizona via oueenst9wn; at p. IN. i9r Cape Hayti.
g. " ye snd Ipk dASs s seS' as
steamship Aihambra; at 2 p m. for Santiago and
Psf seasR % o1 esi andES ihss and Bra
zil, per steam hip Mark Lane, via Newport News;
nor aSfSp psr Tncs @ Be s" Ed
per Sh;I'e0; at "a, q M tor France DIRECT per
Netherlands direct, per steamship Mas via Rot
terdam; at p m. for Porto Rico direct, per steam
TMp,RsDAY-At Q a. M. for Europe, per steam.
and France must be directed 'per Adr!atc'); $40
mr. for ,p, Europe, pc, pei, steamship Gellegt, via Ply.
Cuba, poto Rico, and Mexico per steamship City OF
FRIDAY,"At 10 a, m. for AspInwall and South Pa
cinc! per Steamship Acap9lGo;
City of Berlin. via Queenstown letiers for Germany
and Scotland must be directed per City of Ber-
EhySaland. via Hatwetp; At ; a: m; ior ssotiana
direct per rs steamship Ahchoria VIZ Glasgow at i
ampton and Brehen; at i:sO ,. m. for Cuba and
fSsG kc0 iGr %
lands, via san francisco: at p. H. for China and
Japan" VI" iii MENRY g. PEARSON. Postmaster
nTye THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF
ssSS Alabama i Claims having met at the state De-
fnot,ce is hereby given that ali claims must be pre-
SsI!sd before sad Court on or before "A Of ths Tn
mail be addressed @ to- eSs'f " saS
etsfK Gn 81 s hSste Dl of Ala
- ii, q; WELLS, Presiding Judge.
na5. MOUNT VERNON.
The frequent arrival Of steam launches and of prI
yate yachts at Mount Vernon, bringing parties who
land without dbenT willing 10 pay the usual charge
cation, who have Just closed their annual council
that some misapprehenslon must exist in the mind
of the public, aud they therefore publish the follow
from further Infringement OF It's rights:
RESOLUTION IN. COUNCIL;
Whereas no boat except the steamer W. w. COR
Association, Is entitled 10 land passengers ut Mount
Vernon: Therefore e any spcl! boat Shall come to
II Will only bo permitted to land passengers by pay.
ment 9 the same amount per capita as that received
belong to the Captain Of the W, w. Corcoran and
one,third to the Mount Vernon Association, for the
maintenance OF the place. ju6TuThS&rutf
aa@ TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
TRUNKS, SATCHELS, TRAVELLING BAGS
HARNESS, SADDLES, &C., sc
AT THE FACTORY
JAMES s. ToPHAM,
42S Seventh Street.
PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL TO 1891 PENNsYI-
WANNA AVENUE
REPAIRING
Trunks Covered and Repaired promptly by good
A><x.s CAMPHOR
National Republican., 1882-07-20
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.
The weather To-Day.

For the Middle Atlantic Sates, clearing ,ccdiher,
southwest wi'dS, wering 10 northwest, stationary or
totSer temperature, higher pressure,
For Washington, from a. N. 10 mfdni0Nt-
Fair ,Gedthcr.
Thernometric readings.-7a a. M, 1859; II n. M,
s2.3oi p. M, S67o p. M, 5000; II p. M, 7O7'
maximum. $500; minimum. 60.4o.
National Republican., 1882-07-20

The highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, Jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herz0g, SOs Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
Yania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-07-20

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full amount
of interesting reading matter will be issued to-
day. Copies in wrappers ready for mailing
may be had at the business Office
National Republican., 1882-07-20
Prominent Arrivals.

mETRoroIITAN.-J. F; Torrsy, Tennessee, John
Ill II G. y rwatthGll. Misssslppli George W ~ Jones
sseei Horace Blackmer, Richmond; w. s. Vance and
f. T. oliver Illinois.
EBntTT.-W. G. Spencer, Anthony Higgins, Della
ware; James l.. Benham, Dakota; Oliver Sweet
Missouri; a. l.. 8. SAMPSON, Kentucky James Y
Hector, Oregon: Henry ID. Carter, Florida; Il, j.
Hill, Chicago; James Taylor, New York.
ST. JAMEs.-M. Randolph, New York ]. II. Gas
ton, Georgia A. Eliashbery Selma Ala; J. Lowler
Geneva, N. "; William Sands, Ohio; G. Delno
Florida; Alexander Thomas, Scotland.
RIGGs.- Edwin H. Brown, New York; John II.
Ranch, Chicago; David Martin, Philadelphia w. l..
Hooper, Boston Q. N. Paul. Henry N. Paul jr., Phil
adelphia, and J. w. Malctt, Virginia
ARLINGToS.-Samuel Wcrthem, st. Joseph, Mo-;
Henry w. Gardner, Providence II. Ii samuel NJ.
Hymman Philadelphia.
ST. MARC.-Beniamin Faucet, /. ]. Harzhefg,
MARYLAND; G. II. Lee, q. II. Caurey, Virginia; W. A.
Martin New York.
WoRMLEy s,-John E. Gunther Ohio; Francis T.
Chambers, Philadelphia
National Republican., 1882-07-20

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHINGToS, July 10, 1882
Particular attention is called to the OF Congress-
approved July IL. 1882, which provides thai the
rate of interest to he collected al general tdres in
arrears the first day of July 1879 and az special
assessments due the District of Columbia shall be six
per contum annum, in lieu OF The rate and penal
ties now fred by taoi provided, this act shall only
frst dag of November 1882"
Taxpayers, to avail themselves of the benefits of
this law. should be prompt in settlement of their
rears of taxes,
BY order of the Commissioner Of the District of
Columbia. JOHN +. COOK,
jy20-6t Collector of Taxes.
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For a Chance 10 Make a Fortune
"AIdcrneN Dnlry IYnron,.r

On q small investment see the advertisement else
where ofthe Railway Mining Company.
National Republican., 1882-07-20

N(g-REAL ESTATE NOTICE-THE UNDER
~ signed have this day formed co;partnerslip
under the firm name of ]. b. WHEELER & CO.. for
the transaction of the Real Estate business in all its
branches, at 08 Pennsylvania southeast Gap
ital HID. We have thorough experience and all the
fac ltes for the prosecution of the business and
lic ha patronage of our friends and th general pub
lie. Office open from m. to p m. Telephone
connections. JOHN b, WHEELER,
c. T. BRIDE.
National Republican., 1882-07-20

You can publish three.lno advertisement OF
Wanted" For Rent" FOR Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
LICAN.
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Morning..
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nHB PERSONAL TAX.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHINGToN, July 49, 1882.
Sec of the act of Congress approved March g. 1877
relating to personal taxes, directs the Collector of
Taxes to dtstrdn sufficient goods and chdteis may
be necessary to pay delinquent tax and for want
of such goods and chatels to levy upon and sell at
auction the estate and interest of such delinquent in
anu parcel of land In said District.
In pursuance of this law the Collector WILL on the
FIRST OF AUGUST next, proceed to enforce the
collection of all delinquent Personal 7dres BY dsdi
without further notice.
BY order Of the Commissioners D. g..
JOHN F. COOK,
jy2G6t Collector of Taxes.
no N u, A 1,rrne
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7. F. MANNING,

Attorney and COunseIOr-at-Law.
I3I DevenshIre street Boston.
GO Wall street New York.
II2I New York Avenue, washington, ID. q,
iyI@tuthsIm