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HE increasing popularity of DIR. G. BENZ Smiths i'm
proved Indian vegetable sugarcoated pills has induced
them with sugar, in order sell them for the genuine
while they do possess particle of the goodness
pills In short, they intended fraud upon the COM
nunity minister who at first had an interest in im
York. has given them np he shys OF the
cradle dishonest parties concerned in manufacturing them
calculated 10 ure Dr. Smith, and affect the reputation
Of his valuable pills. but rather than notice them public
them for their ISLANDERS, he has in another against
similar party, in which he recovered large amount q
most abomnabe means to palm of their counterfeit pills.
as the public know that DR. Smiths the original and
genuine Several instances have public n.tice in
which life has been endangered by the unfortunate OF
the eounerfets IT is Dr. Smiths pills that are doing so
More ministers use and recommend Dr. Smiths pills than
This is to certify tina, have used Ike sugar-ooated pills
manufactured by G. Benjamin Smith OF New York, for
also, from inquiry in that city, persuaded that he is
the original inventor and therefore is entitled to the benefit
: ~ " $3.50 Pastor lst Baptism church; Pittsbaiig.
From the Blue Hens Chicken, (Del)
We call the of readers the certificate
Rev Williams pastor Of First Baptist Church, Psburg
used them, and experienced great relief from them.
The above is the best paper IN the State OF Delaware
The IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. (sngar-coated)
:,
highly esteemed if one-haf is that people write
and say about them They easy in their operation
that all like them The editor of the Northern State Jour
malone of the argestand best papers in the State of New
York-writcs follows; .s! s,...- ,.-e III. d.. ,.F
WATERFOWL, May 81, 1876.
DR.. q. Benz. Smith: si' t-Ms a'fn O
DEAR SIR: was laid up with bad cold some time since
my from New York; and during my illness, made
trial of your pills. and must say found them excellent
They the best medicine for the purposes they in
tended that have yet seldom take pills. but found
yours entirely free from the objections to which other pills
liable. / hope they viii continue to be source OF
doubt will be relief
to the afflicted a large scale. la
Yours, truly, ]. GREEN.
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Goods exhibited and chances sold by
C. S. FOWLER,
.4as Odd Fellows Hail. 7th
N b. The drawing will take place the chances
all taken, and due notice will be given of the same
Dec lS-eOtfif
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ID ICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS be disposed OF
III by Lottery.-l2S chances, at $40 each

Feb ls--eolmf
ID ICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS TO be disposed of
III by Lotery-l2S chances, at $40 each.
103. China dinner service, Mat. blue, containing
lH pieces, each peiee n different Hover $3OO w
$500. China dinner service, Dover green, same as
sortment as No. I0S, It7 pieces 200 20
Obs China dinner service, Chinese pattern, con- 30
tanning l33 pieces l75 90
1882. China tea service, Mat blue and gold, con-
tanning 80 pieces -f.r 50 W
1860. China ten service vermiIion and gold, con- III
tanning 80 pieces 60 %
1886. China tea service pink and gold, contain
GA. China tea service dark blue and gold, con-
tanning 81 pieces 80 90
China service, blue raised, figured and gilt,
containing SO pieces Is 90
China Arabian lady, lace winnings rs 90
DO do do do Is 90
China Chantry's Group, sleeping sisters Is 90
China Sir Robert Peel 1900
China Duke OF Wellington = IL 90
China Napoleon ~ OO
l China Pitt in chair IL 10
l China Sir Walter Sctet In chair I20
China Wilberforce, in chair IL 90
China Charles Fox, in chair IL w
China Greyhounds on cushion 800
China Daniel OConnel 800
Egyptian Obelisk, black marble Is 90
B AS of Sir Walter Scott China bisque 2 zS9
l Girl in chair do 400
l Boy in chair do 400
Bust las of Lord Brougham do SsSo
| India China garden IL so
Do do do do IL 50
China chessboard, painted and gold flowers 800
Bust na of washington aI pS china bsque 90
Bust of Emperor Nicholas do 5 90
Rutland Vase, China flowers 2 so
Do do do do 2 go
ss $3.50 90
Goods exhibited and chances sold by
X.
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THE, UNION

rJvRUsTEE's sale or House and LOFTY virtue of a
i deed Of from Patrick Goings the subserbsr,
No 9s foos 1856 1856, s7, and 1885, OF the hand records
Of Washington county in the District of Columbia, win be
next al halfpast O'clock p the part of ot
No s. in square No 80, conanng about 30s square feet
with the improvements which good two-siory frame
house, with back buildings, &e.
VIM. ii. PERKINS, Trustee,
Feb 4-2tawNds X. w. DYER. Auctioneer
TMPROvED Farm in Fairfax county, Virginia, for
ssIe.-lt situated the Falls Church. (xhere there
from each of the cities ofWashngon and Alexandria, and
eight miles from Georgetown, over good nmpike roads,
WIN contains is acre go in tmb 's and for the last five
years has been under Of Improvement which has
demonstrated that it may be brought high of
fertility with profit the large part (now in
good condnor set in grass or planted with choice fruit
out buildings afford ample accommodation for n genteel
family. large framed barn, with stabling in the stone
basement has been recently built the best manner
There is mill seat the premises, having of IA
SO desirable place is seldom in market; would be
but for the professional occupation of the owner.
The price fixed s0 per acre The terms acco,nro-
datnge reduction of per cent for cash Ii sold be-
who willeany on the improvements, at a low
Mr. John Dalin residing on the adjoining farm, will
For further particulars G nPpSg t 70 mn s, no
No II, Todd's Buildings, Pa avenue Washington D. G.
A VALUABLE Tr Land saIe.-I desire to
"A sell that valuable tract of land, containing than
two miles Of the town Of Cabin Point in the county of Sur
ry in the State OF Virgina; is within three miles of good
navigation, within six hours travel by siea the
Of Riohmond Norfolk and Petersburg, Virginia An
abundance of fine mari is to be had convenient 10 every
portion of the farm, Which well adapted the growth OF
Indian corn, wheat oats, and potatoes 1t is well watered
by various streams, and they are competent TO the support
of factory of considerable An abundance OF wood
SAY pine, oak, walnut, and cedlr-is the farm and
will dispose of the whole iora fair price. The improve
good dwelling-house, barn, stables, and the
other houses necessary for the comton OF large family
Terms will be made very liberal and invite persons who
wish to obtain valuable farm for small sum- apply
soon possible 10 WILLIAM ATKINSON,
Near Cabin Point Post Office, Surry county Va.
Feb 19--law2w lat e..
THE College OF st. James, near Hagerstown, Md,
the diocesan College of the Protestant Episcopal
ChnrchThe next term opens Monday, March lst For
further information, for admission the grammar school
or college, apply to the
at REFERENCES.
Rev. Smith PYNE, Rector OF St Johns Church, Wash
ington. KS tl
WM THos CARROLL, esq, clerk of the Supreme Court Of
the United States. Feb S-3taw3wcp
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tutEE EAHIBITION.-Plumbe National Daguerrean
GALLERY, and Photographic Depots, established in lSW'
ana awarded the gold and silver medals, four first prem
pns and two highest honors the National the Massa'
chuses The New York, and the Pennsylvania exhibitions
for the most splendid coored Daguerreotypes and best APP
paratus. I A..
Concert AaH, Pennsylvania nsrsac, Warrington CIV
near BrOsca's Hotel.
2o9 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Campbehs
Jewellery store.
Sycamore street. Petersburg, Virginia
2ol broadway, New York.
70 Court street, Boston.
I36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
II6 Main street, Cincinnati
broadway, Saratoga Springs
PORTRAITS taken in any weather, in exquisite style APP
June 6-f f7-7
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DENTAL SURGERY;

UE~VT.7L STHGEKI,
BY c. III. VAN PATrEN, NJ. D.
Permanent office and residence door to Todd's Hat
Store, near Browns Hotel.
Dec 8l-Iy
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VIE Undersigned, Forwarding Merchants at Cum
beriand, Maryland, having large hre-proof ware
mousse and every facility for the transportation of meThan
se respectfully solicit consignments of packages when
me members OF Congress may be sending south rd
wheeling or PitsbuTg Packages intended be sent 10
ueir care at Cumberland should be marked TO ensure
despatch, and to prevent miscarriage.
DICKINSON a. CO,
feb2-3r Cumberland, Md Feb ~, 1877,
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III ID. MOsELY, United States Attorney, will attend
the several States and federal courts held at Nash
vile.
Particular attention paid the collection of claims
Office in the courthouse at Nashville, Tennessee.
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
,4ftOy-pevS and COM,eae}ZOrs-uf. x,ysr

DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN.
.4ttOrneys and [ONsseNors-af- Lar.
Office on + street, the Treasury Department
MILL give prompt attention claims before any Of In.
w departments of the government, or before Congress
and also in the of the District and in the SUI
preme Court of the United States.
Address Green Il Green, Washington city, postage paid
Nov. IS--tf
II. f.. JACKSON, ~ Fl. CRANSTON
Late of the Astor House. OF Pavilion Rockaway
& EUTAW HOUSE,
baltimore.
JACKSON Il CRANSTON,
usE X ID Pr0pr1et0rs. s4g,l
Coaches will be in readiness the depots and Landings
convey passengers, tree of charge, to the house.
Nov % ts,.4.ss Hg lH
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They also prepared to furnish complete equipments
ministers, consuls, and other diplomatic agents
7 Feb lS--eolmif NJ =
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Rich Spring Silks, sc.

VIJALTER HARPER Il CO, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
wv tween 9th and 10th streets will open this morning
invoice OF very rich spring goods of entirely new design
They name in part .r..,
Rich silks, lawns printed linens
Ginghans shawls, &c
To which they respectfully request the attention of mem
bers OF Congress and strangers about leaving the cy
March I-3tif
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S,pLEND1D Paper Hanging. Painted Transparent


- Window Shades, Cords, Fringes, Trimmings Hc.--S
r. Franklin, Pennsylvania avenue, five doors of
Clagehs corner, between 9th and 10th Streets offers
homes choice, well selected, and beautiful assortment
the above articles
They will be sold low anything of the kind be
purchased in the cities carefully packed and de-
livered, according to address, in the city.
Feb 13--3nw2Wif
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WORTTIINGTON G. SNETHEN,
attorney and Lac,


DRACTISES in the Supreme Court of the United State
and in the several courts of the District of Columbia
and prosecutes all manner OF claims against the Uni
States either before Congress the different department
of the government.
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NEN w SFfSINVI SsOOOSe -,
GEO w. PHILLIPS, of the old firm of Pitmlan, Phil
NJ lips, Co, would beg leave to call the attention OF
members of Congress (who about leaving the city, and
strangers generally his late arrival oil fresh spring goods
arnonst them may be found the following articles worthy OF
attention.
Rich Barona plaids article for ladies' dresses
- Fine silk pressed lawns these are very beautiful
Fine figured lappet muslins
Sacharilla robes
Tucked robes
Tamboured robes
French embroidered robes, something extra
very cheap lot of lnencambrc handkercbiefs
fresh lot of those French cloths and doeskin cassieres
which he will have made up AT the shortest notice and fits
guaranteed all cases, together with many other articles
too numerous mention, all OF which he will sell the
lowest cash prices. GEO w. PHILLIPS.
Mar std
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TIME session Of this Institution will commence the
ist of February and terminate the 3Ot of June follow
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C,BNTLEMEN's Hats-The spring style win be intro
VI duced by us this day, March 2, 1910
Those of customers Congress whose sizes regis
tered with be supplied With the style by sending
their order. M. II. STEVENS Il EAfMUNS,
March 2-ttif Haiters, and 2, Browns Hotel.
II OsT-On Monday evenings pair of gold-mounted
IL specnces, oclugon eyes made by McAliser, Phndel-
pha liberal reward viii be paid for their return to the
brewery, at the corner Of X and 9th streets,
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WIN. F. PURCELL,
attorney aud Counselor at Ldc United States and Pdio
Magtstrafe,
WASHINGTON County,, ID. G.
NTlLB attend to the prosecution Of claims before Con-
wv gress, Also to taking dispositions attorney JUS
tce OF the peace for living in either the States,
wishing the same done in this county Office 7th street,
Maryland avenue Feb 3-eod2no
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SaIes either before Congress the different department.
OF the government "a
A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor al
- Law, Austin, Travis county Texas, will attend faith
esson in this city, and the adjoining counties He will
also attend to any business in the land office, such
curing patents, perecng titles DC. Letters be paid
to procure attention.
REFERENCES.
Hon. j. p. Henderson, San Augustin
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston
J. ID. Groesbeck, Houston
Dolhonde u Groesbeck, New Orleans.
Jan. IL '
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From, The Bl,.e Hens Chicken, (DelD n.

We call the attention Of our readers the certificate OF
Rev S. Williams, pastor of First Baptist Church, Pittsbug,
in relation DR.. Smiths pills Wecan ourselves bear
timony to the excellence OF these pills Of MS having
The above is the best paper in the State of Delaware.
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No. H. Todds Buildings Pa. avenue Washington D. C.
Feb S--2taW4W. ran ff ..r...
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw YoRK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Feb 90, Is47.
The markets had chiefly closed for the day. and for
the week, when, between So and r. 1t was annoupc
cd By telegraph that the Cambria had arrived Boston,
with fifteen days later About 4 P. NJ within five
minutes after the news had commenced being transmit
ted communication suddenly ceased and had
not been resumed at r. NJ Had the intelligence reach
ed the city as soon announced 1t would have come to
hand too late to have exercised any influence on the mar
kets Up to the close of business transactions we're
tremely limited, especially in the article of -four Al
most the only sales made time deliverable after
the steamers news at buyers option I2Is u.s. paid for
the refusal at ~ rs 81 So In there less do
ing but prices steady at yesterdays rates. In pro
visions fair amount of business done at previous
rates Groceries continued rm and further small sales
were made at foil prices
AsHEs-Prces continued steady. and we note further
sales OF OO bbs Pots sold private terms and 10 40 ~
81 s71sc. Pearls were still quoted at SO 90
BEEswAx -Ssles continued to be made in southern and
Western yellow at 26h 27c ,.,
Flour Sellers offered to part with 0e.
neseo freely at 81 25 rts but purchasers failed TO meet
the these terms, and no sales on me spo were re
port ed beyond small sales for home consumption at 81
l5 n 81 so; Southern Georgetown and Howard street
were inactive at So rs, while So SIN was asked About
sto no Oo0 bbls Genesee sold privileges ipcud-
inc 10 900 deliverable from the 1 to 18th May at 81 25
buyers option, at 12, cents per bbl The remainder
barrel buyers option after the receipt OF the Cambnas
news for ,Genesee at ~ 37h a 81 so. Some small
sales OF Southern were made at our quotations =
Whssf--The market continued firm without sales Of
consequence being reported. CornThe quotations Of
yesterday fully maintained with sales Of 10000 to
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Law Intelligence.

CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Feb 20.-Befors Recor.
der Scott and Aldermen Brady and Walker. John Nc
Keen, Esq, District Attorney. SsntencssAt tie open
ing OF the Court this morning. 10 the
folio wing cases. viz: Thomas williams, having pleaded
guilty to ult and battery upon the person of
Nicholas Hanna, ordered to pay fine OF twenty.
five dollars and stand committed until the be paid
George W. Hoyt and Richard Stevens, convicted of
stealing about twenty 6ve dollars 10 silver coin from the
Office of Jonas Conklin, in the third Avenue,
booked for six months residence Blackwelps Island
Walter S. Chrsler, convicted of forgery in the Sd de-
the name of C. H. Moran of Claversck, Columbia county
order the Bank Of Undertook, for 1900 which
the prisoner subse quenty passed to jeremiah NJ Ward
soned IN the state prison at Sing Sing for the term Of two
years end six months In the case Of ex polio Henry
j. Suckee convicted Of cxtortng money, the Court
pended Judgment. After dispesing of some bastardy
cases. the Court adjourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAS, Feb 2l.--In Banco--Deoisions-W
Gilion Us. Geo W. Bruen-Judgment for plaintiff, on
demurrer. Defendant may amend on payment Of costs.
Donohoe and sfhers ads Collins assignee $c.-Judg
ment for plaintiff demurrer but defendant may plead
on pay ment of costs.
In the matter of the Petition # YIN. Wesierf.id-
Chas. +. c. CromwsH U.s. John F. Deiapiain. plain
tf RENTING IS Of the verdict, motion for trial
denied, with costs.
Ba,nabas LiddeH and others Francis bennett
Referees report confirmed with costs
CHARGE or LARcErr AT seA.-The examination of the
OF George Luke, Edward Parsons, and two Others
charged with stealing part OF the cargo Of the brig
Gardner After the examination of witnesses the
further examination was postponed until Monday
ing.
SUPERIOR CouRr--Tn Banco.-Feb. 20.- DECISIONS
Burr Wanmaker va Austin Sherman New trial denied !.
VIM Small et ais ads. Patrick srachan ct. ais. Same
ads. same. Motions granted John Herdman VS. Mathew
McKewn etsal. Motion for new trial granted. Isaac
tin John L. Burst VS.. Abraham W. jackson. Motion
10 set aside Report of referees denied. John Van
Buskirk W. Perry G.sGsrdiner. New trial denied.
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Died.
Died.
Friday 10Th inst of consumption, HARRIEr E.,

On Friday, 10Th inst, Of consumption, HARRIET E.,
wife of Edward L. Reynolds
Her friends aud acquanances and those of her broth
err George Perfume requested to attend her fune
rail- from her late residence 1T Walker street, Mon
day. god inst at half past ten o'clock A M without fur
erinvitaton. Her remains will be taken to Newark,
N J. for nterment.
On Friday, 10Th inst. JOHN HoxIE, only son OF John
ana Eliza b. Sutphen aged one year and six months
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral from the house OF his
father 81 Lexington avenue this afternoon at o'clock
OF consumption the 2Oth inst, in the 22d year Of
her age, Mrs MARY Z. ENpcorr wife Of William Endi
cott and daughter of Mr. Nathaniel Munroe, Of Balt
The friends of the family requested TO attend the
funeral, on Monday, 22d inst at O'Clock, from aa9
Her remains will be taken to Baltimore for interment
On Saturday. goth inst. THEODORE, only son OF Wait
and Martha Wells. aged four years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family In
vited to attend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from 3l2 Greenwich street.
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Movements OF Travellers.

The following comprise the arrivals at the undermen
toned hotels yesterday -
AMEsrcAN-J. r. Burcland. Val Captain Cram, u s.
New York; Col. How, Sing Sing
AsroH.-W. Campbell, st. Louis; M Clarke, Wash
ington; N. Clapp Phila. H. Stearns Boston; J. B.
King Taunton; d Londor, Richmond; C. Towe, Oneida
county; c. Loesar PA w. Scott, Louisiana; D. Stuck
pool, Boston; s Smelling, dol G. Todd, Paris F. Men
dell, Boston.
CIrY.-John Irich, N. j.; j. Wooster, N. c.; W. J.
Bowman, Richmond; A Dunn, Petersburgh; J. Wilson,
Boston, J McCurdy, Phil; H. Clifford New Bedford
f.. JONES' do; j. Miner, Petersburgh; w. Muir, do; U.
sturteyant Boston; o. Traile Baltimore; N. Haght,
Catskill; Foote, Cincinnati; J. Van Brock, Troy; j.
Van Arsdale, Newark D. Dodd, do; J Davy, do; Jos.
C. Hornblower, do; J. w. Campbell, Kingston, Canada
c. Eky, Phil A. Reckless, Now Jersey.
FRANKLIN-D. Van Dyke, Long Island, NJ Vassar
Poughkespsie George Jones, New York; c. Smith,
jefferson county A. Robinson, Pa; P. Wells, Lyons;
H Hatch, do.
HowARD-C. Gregory, New York. Hon J. p. Howard,
Howard Place. Morley Kingston Canada; G Bellamy,
Mississippi; A Davis, Ohio; w. Seaton, Indiana; J.
Conklipg, New York; M Jackson Baltimore; H. Carter,
do; M. Bacon, do; George Norton Boston.
JuDsoN-W. NJ Converse, Norwich; g. Mygott, New
Haven M Littledeld Augusta; Hershell, Baltimore;
c. Hills, Ohio C. B. Hare Philadelphia; A. Hotchkss,
Norwich; G. Jackson, do; w. Converse, Norwich
RArHBuN-J Westcott, Phila.; Mr. Witt, N. Jersey;
Robt j. Rathburn N. York A. Wsstcott, Syracuse J.
Ogelby, Phila 8. Rathburn, Verona II. Wells, G..
Wells, New York J. Wolcotf Pha.
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Police Intolllgencs.


Bold RoSbery-The desk of Captain McAlpin, of the
bark Hindoo from Glasgow lying at the foot Of Dover
robbed Of check draft upon bank in Philadelphia
for $1,000 also 10 sovereigns supposed to have
lett the vessel taking with him. Likewise. the second
mates overcoa Paul is dark complexion dark
hair wore around jacket striped pants, striped shirt and
lace boos he is supposed to have gone to Philadelphia
or Baltimore.
Robbe,y.-The residence of Mr. Donuhoe, residing at
the cornerof Madison and James streets, robbed
Friday night by some ingenious thief, who unlocked
the bureau drawer stealing herefrom $50 in bank bills
and two 80 gold p,ecs. without detection r. no,o and
officer Austin of this CITY, arrested and conveyed on to
Boston, Thursday last, two New York boys called
John Marks alias "Curly.' and John Gore, requsi
ton from the Governor VI Massachusetts, wherein they
stand charged with being accessories in the extensive
robbery Of the jewelV store Of Currisr & Tro,t.
Robbed on the Psints.-A woman called Mary Walden
arrested last night, hy officer Rafferty, OF the 9th
ss 70 hs
thony street. Locked up for examination.
Stasbing-A man By the name of John M stoddard,
ward, charge Of stabbing Thomas Baenche in the
left arm with pocket knife while Baenchle was endea
voring to turn him out of his porter house. Justice
Ketcham locked him up for trial.
Picking q Pockst-OAicers Sheridan and Nc Donald.
Of the 4th Ward arrested on Friday night two men by
the names Of George Keenan, and Thomas johnson,
charge of picking the pocket of r. W. Dewey, of wal
let containing three IS bank bills, and some valuable
by Justice Osborne for trial
Caught in the .Act-An old notorious till thief, called
Daniel Ma y was detected in the act OF stealing from the
officer Reed took tie rascal into custody aud Justice
Ketchom committed him for trials
The Fortune Telier-ln the case of Madame Adolph,
mentioned yesterday, proper to state that Judge
Ketcham discharged the Madame upon her own recog.
nizsnces to appear on Monday, for examination the
fortunes by rubbing his head !; in other words, that
she merely protested to be phrenologst.
-FOUR reporter in this has used unnecessary Ian
guage language which would have appeared ere it
| not offered at an hour too late for correction1