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WIDE loot TO
thick.
The contractors will be furnished with plans and
the above stones aud they must be split such
work full TO the patterns The be of the best qua
NY granite or sente from sap seams or cracks aud IN
blocks from three eight feet long average five
All pattern dimension stone will be received they will
measure when hammered aud allowance will be made for
any excess OF size These must be delivered in the order
directed BY the engineer Of the dock
The Bubble Stone will be of the following
ton; One-thd about 1891 cubic yards blocks weighing
from 400 to 800 pounds to 600 pounds OIehd
about 1891 cubic yards blocks of from 800 1910 pounds
blocks Of from 1900 1900 pounds pounds The
hubble stone must beof the best quality of Granite Sien
Gaaiss; split IN rectangular blocks with good beds
The hubble Stone will be received by weight and the weight
the quantities will be reduc cubic yards paid
in that form.
The delivered in vessels alongside Of sua
whad at the Navy Yard New York. the engineer Of the
ohe government the The assisting
alton The delivery Of the necessarily be govern
ed by the made by Congress The
baby required prior June 3 1886 will DO about 1900 cubic
the remainder prior the OF fiscal end
ing June 30h, 1915
The be subject failure
ON the part OF make appropriations for this work
stood that the Department the right d
mnh the above quantities of and whether
diminished the price cubic yard shall first
tracted FOR.
All the delivered rough aud hammer
will be required Of the Persons offering
posa for this contract requested to send fair sample OF
their stone TO the Navy Yard New York and 10 their
proposals the cubic yard for each description of
aud also the location of their quarries
Bonds and security Will be required and TO secure the ait h.
tu execution OF the contract deliver
ed WILL 10 all be retained and not aid until the contract
sfally complied with PROSPER NJ WETMOKE,
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE. Nrw YosK. !
k.r o..l

SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposal for Stone for
Dry Dock Will be received this office until the ed day
DECEMBER for furnishing aud delivering the Navy Yard
New York AL the rans sente Gness, which may be
he quantity OF dimension and Stone will be about
S5 cubic yards aud th quantity Of rubbs Stone about l6i
cubic yards
The following Table exhibits very nearly the dimensions and
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BOARD IN THE LOWER PART OF THE CITY.
TWO OR THREE single gentlemen, or gentleman and
bis wife, be with board and pleasant
well furnished by applying Immediately No. We
the most agreeable and delightful portion Of the city.
Terms moderate pes at;e
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DANCING ACADEMY
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AM
WILLIAM STREETS

N ~ " NOD SOIN respectfully Inf0Tms MS fIIeHus
for giving instructions the various modes Of dancing
for ladies' and masters nndry "a and from 70 NJ for gem
temep private class for ladie. from tosP M Assem-
tickets S. he above have been newly painted ana
rthed 10 most elegant style snd Mr r. nss n paIen,s
fort OF pupils while school Those wishing to subscribe
will please call as above. -, , - A.,
MIR r. will give his Grand Ball OF the season on Mon
day Dec 49, Tickets ST. for genteman ana ms ladies' 10 De
had AZ the Class Rooms, Mr.. RS, ITO Canal street.
n21 Linz IN
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA


MUSEUM.
THE large Saloon and Galleries Of the Philadelphia Muse
will be handsomely decorated and fitted up for the
purpose of holding therein the Christmas Holidays
Grand the sale and exhibition Of useful and fancy
articles
The Saloon win be divided into compartments which will
be Tadesmen, and Others who feel dis
posed have auxiliary establishments for the sale Of Dry
Goods Fancy Goods Books Ausic Stationery ConectioLa
ry, Toys sc. sc. -
The Bazaar will be continually envened by full and eff
cent band Of music whilst other and varied entertainments
will from time be introduced; fact nothing shall be
wanting render what desisnsd 70 be- alphabetically
such will vie with others in the variety and display
Of their goods. . -,
and evening until New Years Ni~ht.
Persons DESTROYS Of procuring stands will please make aJ
pcaton between the hours OF and Eve O'clock r. M
the Office OF the Museum where plan ohe may
be seen, and any further Information obtained
New York dealers DESTROYS of competing with their neigh
Of Philadelphia have opportunity ma
king application above This undertaking, novel in its
and in the largest and most splendid
Union fail TO be profitable who
embark it, Application be made early period in
roder to apartment OF stand. nal 2w gbx
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BOWEKY CIRCUS.
Evacuation Day and EUening.
PERFORMANCE IN THE AFTERNOON
AND IN THE EVENING
Boxes % cents-pu l21s cents-Children half price.
THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING. Nov. 25lh being
the OF the Evacuation Of the City Of New York.
by the British and Hessian army the
Gen Washington, the front of the Amphthea will be bril-
lianty and deco with the National Flag;
ta music will be played intervals of the evening the
peri rmances will be Of the pleasing and cha
act ms
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j. G.. BELL,

j. G.. BELL.
4 XIDERM list
CSO bhOADWAt corner Of Reade street up stairs la.
60 uonanuy on hano variety Of Cases, Shades &C.
w,u,d a. mapel ornaments Also large collection Of
p;rJ. Das, n,Id shin &s for sale exchanged. Pet
BIIds &c. mounted N very superior manner To order
ruse o private COLLECTIONS supplied the shoTtes, notice
WOOi-?9 900 lbs, Western Fleece Wool wssEsd and mn
w washed, FOR sae by NJ X Gbr LINZ 4 Ky
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MISSISSIPPI ELEcTIoN.-Complcter returns have been
received from nine counties, giving for Governor,
majority 81. For Congress, Davis, DENY a,473; Tonp'
kns (whg) 4sl0; Tompkins majority 3s7 In the same
Polk 1885, Clay majority ss Taking the above as an
index to the vote Of the remaining portions OF the state
represenayes to Congress elected by about
thousand majority.
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Mry.Avcuorv OccuRRENcR.- Three children OF
MIR wallace the Oldest Ave years Of age, were burnt
to death at Paper Mill village, Alstead ~ H., on the
nth inst Their mother had just placed them in bed,
and stenped across street to the house OF neghbor
and the fre is supposed to have communicated to the
bed clothes from her lamp
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THANKSGIVING IN KENTUCKY. -Thursday next, me
10Th is the day set apart by Governor Owsisy a. z
of Thanksgiving.
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A SPLENDID SELECTION OF PARLOR

SPLENDID SELECTION OF PARLOR
sss fi1 for ss s s S tire sss
I Rf' s:: and I'd
any part Of the city free Of expense Orders left Mr. Cor
s be the morning when s Bouquets ss wanted for
the evening Bouquets made of violet only e SO de-
qSA pOc ls Book u The stage or on the ss. from
the on IS street. w 9 ns =
WANTED,
A SITUATION by young woman of cha
"A rscter to do plain cooking washing and ironing
ny e 90 &c ALL
lance INTO the country fesse apply at the No 81 Elm,
CscOs; and DeIanes and has general knowledge q The
g engage the Sppean can see samples OF his work No
SUBsCRIBERS-AtCL ARKs& sTEvAN's Free Agen.
cy and Temperance Intelligence IS Duane street. Of
h sas %
& &c o. o ,na T and o. mora, .s
WANTED,
FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
172 BROADWAY, tbetween Broom and Grand streets }
sSs'g
4ey % os ad BUT
sober industrious and capable recommended or allowed
kind sS e s sssas OF
tain good stu ,ous-no others need apply. ME Im'm
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
all kinds Of upeIiuons effects they wish dispose Of
sjIHy ind sdssaisss IS
tended to T. LEVENSTYN,
OF lM'mc 466 broadway up stairs
FRENCH CHINA
,S John .. has Just received on con-
splendid assortment Of the following articles :
Rich Fancy Decorated Dinner and Dessert q
Rich Fancy Decorated Tea Sets: from ss to SIS 90
Toilet Sets. =.
:. " Teteatete H.
Mugs rs and Golfers,
n, with mottoes and Cologne Bottles, &c.
Pam White China ofevery description always on hand and
DECORATED S9ra e match any pattern. =
GLASS WARE.
On consignment from manufacturers and for SALE large
sediment OF fan and Rich Cut Glass OF description at
n2 Imerc IS john street up stairs
GREENHOW'S HISTORY OF OREGON
Terrone. on the North West Coast s Of North America
accompanied BY Geographical View aud Map Of coun
tres and number OF Documents Proofs and Illustrations
BY ROBERT GREENHOW,
Translator and Librarian the Department Of State of the
The Northwest Coast of North America published 1870
by direction of the ssp qs qfhs uaised states
Revised, Corrected aud Enlarged.
NEW YORK:
D. Appleton Co., 200 Broadway.
PHILADELPHIA:
George s. Aprleton lao Chestnut street
MI lwrc
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-CHnLIcoTHE, Ohio, Nov ~.
"A fire broke out in our city last night in the build
ing the of Paint and Main streets occupied by
office and Millers confectionery. This building was
entirely destroyed with seven or eight frame ones a
and Hem John Ewng's sadder shop the .4dpertissr
printing Office Gibbs Robinsons tailor shop, Chur
chs boot and shoe shop, stcees tailor shop and Alex
Ewings saddler shop C. c. Allen the proprietor Of the
orsie lost every thing in his oce. The press of the
adrrrfiser ONCE and most Of the type saved The
other establishments succeeded in rescung portion
Of their goods from the flames, though in a damaged
condition.
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"a HATS n
~ SUPERIOR TO ANY -
Al A

SUPERIOR TO ANY ~
EVER BEFORE MADE IN THIS COUNTRY
THE SUBSCRIBERS having lately effected, through their
Paris the purchase of the entire silk
PUSH for which the received the gold medal
at the late fairs in that city, manufacturing Hats
are superior to ever before made in this country
Also received of the patent Mechanics Hats
by Paris Being well adapted
for travellers constructed shut small compass
or formed in hat in time his
hat Dealers and Others supplied with the different qualities
Hats at as low prices not lower than by other
turers A. HALL SON,
202 Greenwich street,
MA lwfmc between Barclay and Vesey streets
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WASHINGTON, Nov. q, ls45.
Among the arrivals, since our last report, are, at
Browns Hotel, Hon. O. w JaEcs. # Tenn; Hon.
Seabom Jones' Ga Hon b. Maria and lady, and
Miss Walker, (niece of the President,) Of Tennes-
see; Hon. w. M. Cooke, do; Hon. Howell Cobb
and family, Ga; Hon. A. A. Chapman and family,
Va AT Coleman's, Hon. Preston King, N. Y.
Hon Mr.. Hubbard, Conn. Hon Mr.. Smith, do;
Hon. Mr.. Culver, N. Y; Hon. Jas. b. Hunt, Mich;
Hon Alexander Stevens, Ga. At the United States,
Hon. M. Moulton H; Hon. w n. Thommasson,
KY; Hon. J. S. Phelps Mo- Judge Catron, SUI
preme Court, and lady AT Gadsby's, we find ar
rived on the 10Th, Hon H. White and lady, N. Y
he day has been cloudy, with strong northwestern
playing in the dust of Pennsylvania Avenue. AS we
write, the alarm bells are ringing, and cry Of fire
prevails. On such night, genuine fire might do
great damage in any other city than Washington
but here, the streets so wide, with such an ample
space between the squares, and withal, such good
supply OF water, that serious confagratlon can
ever occur in the Federal city. In this respect, al
least, there is great advantage In its magnificent
distances.
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PISTOL GALLERY

PISTOL GALLERY
AND SPARRING SCHOOL.
\ HUDSON having returned from the South, announces
d 10 his old friends and pupils that he will be found
al his residence 25 Broadway second floor where
he will devote his in giving instructions the noble
of Self Defence.
Terms moderate Open during the day and in the evening
oie lmsrc
I W. THORNk 4 Co, Produce and Flour Merchant ia
u . Broad street cN &c
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weekly Report or Deaths.

city and county Of New York the 18th day of
NOV. to the 23rd day of Nov. ls43.
II Men:a6 Women; 81 Boys; 20 Girls-Tota 1877.
Apoplexy q A.phy.i; Bleeding from Lungs q Cancer 3;
sumption 81; Convusons 49, Group Congestion oflungs
u Debility, l; Derum tremens, Il Dsrrhea, |; Dropsy,
i Emphysemal; Fever Fever bilious Fever
Fever typhu A Heart, disease of 2 Hopping cough 4
Elimination Il Inflammation Of brain, 81 Inia mmaton Of
Inflammation ofs,omaeh 3: Inflammation Of throat Inam,
tion Il Old age Premature BIRTH Scrofua l. Small pox
o. liberation of ntestnes. q Unknown, l..
AgeUnder year. Al Ito years, II; 10 s. 49, to 10,
S. 10 to 90 0 90 to 3d. to 49, 49, 40 to So Ii co.
so to u, 8; 10 to 80, Q; 80 to 90, 2; unknown,4.
CORNELIUS b. ARCHER, City inspector
City Inspectors Office, Nov. 81 I845.
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Died.

On Monday morning ELIZABETH, wife of Daniel KARI
in the 62d year of her age
The friends andacquantances of the family and OF her
inaw, James Tiebout invited to attend her une
raj from her late residence lat Prince street. this tues
day. afternoon at 81 o'clock without further invitation
At Oyster Bay South, Long Island, Saturday the
22d instant of consumption MAGpALEN E. wife Of James
Mcneil, aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place at Oyster Bay South, on
Tuesday morning the 25th instant.
On Monday morning the oath instant after short i'll
ness, Mr. DUNCAN RANKIN, from Argylshre, Hilmford,
Scotland, aged 20 years.
His friends and acquaintance are invited to attend his
funeral Tuesday afternoon his day. from his late
residence, rear of No. 24s West 18th street
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CANAL STEAMBoAr.-An experiment was made
last Friday morning in the Washington Canal, by
steamboat propeller The propeller was placed in boat
about forty feet long and eight feet beam The action
of these propelers differs from all others In having Ia
tera and direct motion instead of circular The
boat passed smoothly along the canal causing any
other ripple than that occasoned by its velocity through
the water The propeller did not raise sufficient swell
to effect the banks Of the canal although passing within
seven eight feet Of its sides The chimney easily
the boat passed under the Seventh street bridge In
far were enabled to judge the experiment ap
peared to be successful II appears to that the pro-
not exceed, the common padde-wheels National Int
Nou. -.
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CrScISSArr, Nov. 20, ls45.

Less Of Che Steamer Richmond!
By passenger who came up in the Messenger, yes.
terday, from New Orleans and from the obging clerk
of the boat have received the intelligence Of the
loss of the beautiful steamer Richmond. She was a
new boat finished, understand, last June, and
on her passage up from New Orleans On the evening
of the 18th instant at about o'clock she ran upon
rock on the +" Grand Chain.n the mouth of the
Ohio. The conclusion as to knock hole
in her hull, and it found that she sinking
rapidly. The boat Immediately headed for the
Shore but sank, her decks, before she reached
will be total ioss-the engines will be saved We
happy state that lives lost, and persons
were injured, though coed deal of confusion
caused board by this sudden and serious accident
The Richmond had board a valuable cargo from the
South
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THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS
Messrs. GEKMON, STANWOOD HARRINGTON
PELHAM WHITE,
announce TO the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
York that they have nged for the above house,
For Fetc Evenings,
and will aSeres Of Concerts Monday Evening
Nov 24th which occasion be opened Budget of New
Songs, Glees Choruses, Reaus Ditties Buresque Lee
lures, &c.
For particulars programmes.
Doors open at7-Concert at IA o'clock. n2i tir
(, chestnut STREET. THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
w. h. BURTON LEssEy Lkp MANAeER
English Opera Company.
The LAST Appearance Of Mr.. and Mrs. SEGUIN and Mr.
FRAZER for the
BENEFIT OF MIR BURTON.
Tuesday Evening, November 25th,
Will be presented the Opera Of ROB RoY-Rob Roy, Mr.
Fredercks Francis Osbadston, Mr. Frazer: Major Gal.
baith Mr. Seguin: Baie Nicol Jarieie, Mr. Buon Diana
Vernon, Mrs Seguin
luck Mr. Burto
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sTAs. Min. ii. sTHvrr.
TRIUMPHANT sHCG ELS OF E. The NEW BALLET
In three and nine tablesuxwritten by NJ Albert
Tuesday Evening, November a5th,
MISS ss'S %ak sIYgt1sissH S I #
fashionable house crowded from Pit Dome giving at
S e s o. TIVE Be-
peated ev cry evening till further notice.
NENDELsSOHN's MAGNIFICENT ORATORIO
~ OF ST PAUL will be performed =, the Tabernacle on
Ms NS5 fHS.' the d'e'0" Of
The solo I'd viii b w Sdf'S By Il s Following
Principal v 1qPEH MOTT J her
Teno a1s. 'GRe@RaoofSsr SES FAoE hi. first ap
Ba,.p@ ,i1fS VIM s. ROGERS his frs, appearance
The Csoruss will be by about One Hundred and
to their musical qualifications.
ss w e @ Of the ss
Ts S h :ifsM yss 1s hi h: &: Tr; &C. Ys:
Niles s.G Me i dson se III sssss
on aa s s.sds Of the f. mE I'D e a. Broadway.
GRAND CONCERT.
MR.. CHRISTIAN HUBER, first v,oloneest and
s s o TO
instant Notice will be given Of the
place where 1t Is to be gwen, and Of the programme
GERMAN OPERA.
PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-some German Ladies' six
w good Singers capable Of deserving the Chorus Parts
Of German Operas Ladies DESTROYS be engaged,
ei
OLE BULL,
grateful compliance with the published of
i merous Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city, will give
CONCERT
TABER NACLE,
On Wednesday, the 26th Instant.
will be his Last Public Appearance before he leaves the
country with heart warm with gratitude for the hospitality
and friendship shown him since his first arrival.
CONCERTS, SUIREES, &c.
MR. AND MRS. COLLINS, 1.-THE popular vocalists,) are
1 prepared receive for Concerts Soirees
&c. during the forthcoming season.
Mrs c. also Pianist and be engaged for
MRS NEWTON, Teacher Of the Piano Forte
nj lm-r and Singing, 4olh Grand street.
SCOTTISH GUARD MILITARY BALL
WILL take place at NIBLO'S, TUESDAY Dec Q, 1876
w Dodworh's celebrated band will be in attendance.
Tickets be procured Of the following gentemen:Com
mttee-Capt A. C. Castle, 3s Broadway: Lieut. Mcleod No
Master Liner Fulton street; NJ Ciehugh Lispenad
Seg Thomas 1893 West 18th Serg Haig 100
Mercer James Wallace Esq; Hector Forbes ESQ., Al
exander Darymple ESQ., $685. Broadway John Forrest ESQ.,
The floor will be under the Of Mr. George Ro
bertson. w. q. CUNNINGHAM,
ms lt.rh Secretary N Y. s. g., $50 Broadway.
~ RAND JUVENILE MUslCAL sOIKEE IN the Sc
" venth Street Methodist Church, on Tuesday Evening
Nov 25 when will be performed selections from the brilliant
Tickets One Shilling ms 1t.rh
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FROM MExIco.-The New Orleans Picdynns has
some items by the Falmouth, at Pensacola, from
Vera Cruz They little later than by previous ad
vices. The Chamber OF Deputies OF Mexico took Official
notice Of the revelations of their proceedings in the La
VoF Del Pueblo relave to the renewal OF intercourse
with the United States) and members were anxious to
punish the edtor-which goes far to establish their
has written to the Mexican that his greatest
pride shall be to repress all revolutionary movements
and put down any illegal opposition to the proposed
goation with the United States We have this intelli
gsnce upon authority in which we place every reli-
ings in Mexico that she the Of another revolu
tion and would be surprised Santa Anna again
at the head of affairs there
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PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.

Tuesday, November 25th.
D-OPEN FOR ONE WEEK-M
admission IUenty- Fise Cents Oniu
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE NAILS.
Warrington.

Correspondence of the New York Herald
WASHINGTON. Nov. q. lS45
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DIR. POW ELL, OCULIST

.NU UTrN NIIVE SUKGEUN, attends to Diseases OF
"A the Eye and all Imperfections Of Vision from TO
clock at his residence M Broadway corner Of Warren st.
Opaclties, efectually removed.
AMAUROSlS treated with great attention and success.
nveterae cases of STRABIsMUS, or Squirting cured IN
few minutes.
ARIItlC AL EYES inserted that scarcely be dis.
tingu shed from the natural.
Offices aud residence 2el Broadwsy-entrance ~ Warren
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McDOUGAL STREET CHURCH.
LII WHO interested the welfare Of the Nc Douga
Street Church, aud the personal friends Of the Rev Mr.
Dunbar whether connected with that congregation
hereby respectfully invited attend public meeting TO b.
held ~ their place of worship this Tuesdy) evening
o'clock.
Business Of importance relating the prosperity of tina
church. and to the return of MIR Dunbar be their
Will be submitted for consideration. ms 1tfrh
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hhCH sItkhrI THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE NEW BALLET,
JOLIE FILE DE GAUD.
In and tableeux-written by M. Albert.
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FANCY BOXES FOR BONBONS
HAVING just received speudid assortment of Fancy
Boxes from Par,s the dealers articles invited
to call and examine the articles which offered lowe p
ces than they imported for.
BRUN LA ROSIERE & COURT,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-06
Correspondence Of the American Republican,
WAsHINGroN. Dec. S. l345.


Crminal Court. The jury ia the case of Ig-
natius Grimes, noticed yesterday brought in a
verdict of guilty, this morning. MIR. Radcliffe,
one of the prisoners counsel, immeda tely mo-
yed for 4 new trial, and Monday next is fixed
for the argument of the application. The
ground Tor the motion, as stated by the counsel,
was that additional and important testimony
had been obtained in favor Grimes.
Perry Beggs was indicted for assault and bat
tory, bnt was acquitted.
George Seitz, a loaf bread Baker, was in
dicted by the IT, States, for resisting officers
Donelson and Radcliffe in the discharge of
their duty, while attempting to levy on his
bread cart under 4 writ of .ferie facias Mr. j.
f. Norris made an able defence for Mr.. Seitz,
but he was found guilty.
United States VS.. CoreT, Goa and some hall
dozen others, young men who were indicted for
. riot while at card-playing party The first
witness was Mr. kurtz, but the person who
appeared at the witness stand was not The Mr.
Kurtz who should have bcencaled TO testify
The real ,0iiaesS Mr.. X. was Waterman, at the
Presidents House, who, upon being summoned
by the Court, refused to appear. Mr.. knrtz
said he would not come unless the President OF
the United States ordered him to do so, as he
was Oh duty as Waterman. AS it was grow
lag late the Coutt adjourned, ordering the APP
pearanco Of the witness kurtz tomorrow NOR
ming at 10 O'Clock, a. M
Elisabeth Creamer viii be sentenced TONER
row morning, .. ...