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ny A. GREEN, Auctionssr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, LOTTERY
IL SIGNS AND SCENERY AT AUCTIoN,-on Saturday, the
lin INSTANT shall sell In front Of auction oom At 10 O'Clock
good and general OF furniture cockery and glass
ware, remnants Of cloths carpets, nc.
Aso the signs and Of lottery once all Of which are
good order.
A. GREEN,
Jao Aueuonssr.
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COMPLIANCE with uas Jo~s r.ss4ssa sses~s sAs seas
s ss. IS :sa % proposal. yin l.
secretary Of he cleik Of The heae = eeEsssu
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70 weigh not TAs p0possl.
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COPIES the rate for any greater number not Exceeding
TAs will Of reports of conmsss with
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any greater number sxcssdns 100 ec
Of copies of zach are . =
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and stchinx prnns the rsle ~
copies folding and stitching a each Printed
table proposals. will alao aee ne s6
price COPIES when delivered stitched ~ ~ fo4ine
and stitching map chart diagram pae - Ma
shape may accompany printed 6ocene h
copies which be bound this chate ~ V b
mnde.
Ts third a will consis. Of the journals o. eaeh ncass vim s
appendix tables, and index thereto 10 DC nscd 70 e
Of and upon S s WIN
that tie price bs
paper folding stitching the Journals Wall be stated M
$50 COPIES pT greater nulnbsE not
ceeding $50 copies
The fourth class Will consist Of he c1ocuuvo
house, embracing from the President rspog. iro9 ~
Offices and bureaus ana M aoeu
communicated win an index ~
printed the manner, 0m, ype ana MA ~
upon paper the second class and the proposals ns
particulars required Tor me second class
The h Gloss will consist Of every other Description Of nuas
included in the preceding classes and VIII DC
AResoutons and other documents nom stalc
memorials peons and all other papers or ne:
and Of this class This part o. me ann ciass @ =
printed in the same MANNER FORM type ana ana upon s
paper and the proposals. must state te
| particulars required for the second class
Part messages reports and oheI papers ana ooeE
printed confidence for the use Of The Sen
to be manner type, and size, and
the proposals must
required for the second except @
the price for press work. paper o'dns ana ~ @ 49, w
be stated FOR % copes ana az e same ra!c III Any
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0y-Washington Society for Free Debates.-Meeting
O'Clock, Temperance Hail. punctua attendance
poance will before the meeting Question for discussion
industry be encouraged by protective duties
Janl
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THE once Of the Western Telegraph Company removed to The
Gilman apohscary
4 few door Of Browns Hotel. =
This the only direct line telegraph rom Washington to
Wheeling Pttsburg, Hines ertend
Detroit, Chicago, Cincnna Louisville ~ Louis Nashville
Memphis, vicksburg and the whole country.
The Hovhem Movvs oce few dso east OF the Nanona'
Hotel.
once. .N#5MH EnN -
jar 7-A1 President Western Telegraph Company
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ny- An adjourned annual meeting OF the Ladies'
Benevolent and Employment Society will take place
Thursday evening Church.
O'Clock, repor,
of the
The society meeting time
liberal offers Influential
city, collect
entertained that
vii present this meeting their
respectfully invited meeting,
bounty encourage perseverc religious
succong helpless
supplying them with work. applications
which without success,
OF by society purchase the material.
Jan
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NKw ORLEANS, Jan. 6,

Sales OF 1000 bales OF this morning. Prices
changed siuce the arrival of the Balc-good mddng III
TO lgi Sugar continues hrm; sr 81 cents per pound
Prime moasscs Eat TO Ai cents per gallon Whskey con-
tnues steady al Dot TO ~ cents MO Cofee hm at lo4
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TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION.
Condition of the Northern Markets.

The stock 10 arket is firm. u 8. 6s 1867, ll6.
The -four market is better, with safes OF $40 bbls OF com
standard brands ~ Sli - e7a Genesee, Us l2s
Rye -four So rs. Corn meal, SO W l2a Wheat steady
and unchanged The receipt, Of coffee small, with
sales 90 10 for mixed and yellow. There is no
change any other article usually spoken of in the market
II been raining OF the day, which has checked
In market change TO notice from yesterday
the market Is, II anything, dulief
at Il6I Nothing doing in Pennsylvania5's.
The flour market I quiet but holders are firm; small
sales Al u 80 a - 62A
Grain is scarce is held above the views of buyers.
Southern yellow Is quoted al Ola cents oits 10 10 cent?
Rye, II a II cents.
Provisions and yroceres-no new change to notice.
The cotton market Is scady-sn all sales
Whiskey is selling at 25A n cents.
Tobacco very firm On account damp, able
weather business OF every description has been dull
New ORLEANS, JAMS
The Bac's only received herr yesterday, the
4h inst Cotton st frmer, and Saturdays sales reached
$500 bales al I2{ Is for middlng. Two thousand
bass RIO coffee sold at LOT cents.
Massachusetts United Stats Senator.
Bosros Jan Robert kantoul, r, has been nom mated
by The for the short term In the United States
Senate and tue soiies have acqule seed the nomna
ton.
Pennsyipdnia Legislature.
HARRISBURG, Jan S--The this morning, and
was fin ally organized by the election OF Benjamin Matthias
(whig,) OF Philadelphia, speaker on the sixth ballot
WILMINGTON Jan. T.
There was great horse yesterday donday) from
Cbristlana 10 Dover and back-dlstance - miles. The
downward Iun-42 mes-was ma 9 IN hours, 10 minutes.
return, of the horses dropped dead twenty-five
miles from the starting place The other came In and died
in three hours AFTER making the distance In about hours
There a bet pending OF 500 a side.
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eENCY Of scientific Law. Medical. Religious. and
II Literary Magazine.
Journal Of Franhlin Institute, q per annom
The North American Review, ss per .nnam.
Reprints British Review and Lakewood $40 annum
+: k.si s.sss., 4 r. , ..ss%
r.: A%ss.n NEEDLES. Science. q per 'nnam
The international Magazine, - per aanum
'"' '"'''''" ''''''''' ' a A TAYLOR a MAURAy's
Jan 10 Bookstore, 9th street, Washington city.
Columbia Musical Association.
TINE first concert Of held Caruss
loon ON Monday evening, 10th January nsx
ducohp O. Lsnschow che distinguished s1eader
offered ere he friend.
"''''' . ne" p.''''' 4 ' + kiEcxHoEsEs,
ny A. GREES, Aucslo"ssr.
n ANDsoME SPAN OF soRREL HORSES, BUGGY, AND
from, Of auction At the Of Sixth street and Penn
On. wen Nj ON mps o
the Jackson the other nne horse for lady Also
They viii SIXTY ninety days,
bearing interest and satisfactorily endorsed GREEN A,,.,.,
%, The above sale !. postponed until Saturday, the
"'' '''''' ''"' ''"' A. GREEN,
JAMS Auctoneer.
&C. For Norfolk.-Iast Trip Of the Season
5 The steamer osCEoLA viii leave Washington for
above place Thursday, the BIB instant O'clock
Jan SID JAMES MITCHELL.
wsshinSton and Alexandria Boat.
. uE<h The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will depart At
the following hours coach connects with the boat
in Washington.
Leaves Alexandris at g, ok, TX, a. M; aA4, pm.
Leaves Washington at e&, l0k, a. M; 12k, an N,pm.
JOB CORSON,
Jan f-6t Captain
TwKSTY DOLLARS REWARD -Taken from ead.by' !.
Hotel, mistake otherwise the ID 4h January,
Of Joseph Francis small card, pasted
on the trunk HANDLE
The above reward will be paid who will give nforma
this once GaAsby's Hotel, which will
recovery Of add trunk
Jan 7--d3t
MORsE's TELEGRAPH.
THE ONCE Of the Western Telegraph Company removed the
Clmanh apothscay shop, Pennyvans avenue
a Of Browns Hotel.
This the only direct line telegraph rom Washington 70
Whseng and ftt.burg whore with other lines erend
Detroit Chicago, Cncinnad Louisville, ~ Louis Nashville
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Pennsylpan,a Legislature.
Hedpu Robbery and arrest.

MACON, (Ca } Jan. IA person answering 10 the name
of arrested here, charged with stealing
parcel mailed Cheraw, containing S60OO the greater
portion of which has been recovered.
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NOW OPEN AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
hnd tpiH soon be closed

Whipples Grand Original Exhibition Of the Dissolve
Ing Views,
srhted the cities Of Boston, Philadelphia and ssAsrs
REPRESENTATIONS Of the mos, beautiful scenery Of all Of
II world with Of ancient and modern
cities, castles, Ac which produced in truly wonderful
The beautiful proportion and
appear sudden
only compared to the magic Of dream by the
But sentiment has been expressed in regard this exhibit
ton-hat Of unmngIed delight.
Open every evening during week. commencing
open 61 o'clock Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
commencing at O'Clock.
Tickets % cents children half price.
Dec 27-dd
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S- 81. Church Fair at Carust's saloon
strangers evening ageeaby
by this delightful and popular resort.
Open every day and evening during the week.
Jan
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ny- Smithsonian Iectures.-Dr John G. Morris,
me will n Of three lectures, follows
lst On Monday, 9th Subject The microscope.
I'd Subjects Natural history applied
% agriculture and gardening
3D. ON Friday, ION Subjects among Alp.
and glaciers.
Lecture o commence at u O'Clock, m.
Ja 4-6td
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From the New York Tribune.
Alleged Haps Csss The Dec,sion Surrender of the Ae.
d.--ErYaordinarg sssaring of DR.. SmiM.-Fmcs
es,ied for.--J,dge Jndson ieapes hs Bench.
Tbs " 5. circuit courtroom Yves dsnssly crowded
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<EA For Norfolk.-IAast Trip Of the Season.
The OSCEOLA will leave Washington for
above place ThnSday the BIB insant O'clock
Jan SD JAMES MITCHELL
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YOUNG Il OREcM, Merchant Tailorn and Clothisrs.
received esh supply Of hne cloths, casamess ana
vestng and beautiful which prepared make up
order In the short notice. .
Our ready made clothing Of superior quality and our sppv
will find their advantage 10 r'e
All soods warranted Represented. ~ -.
We have collars best KID ana o'as
gloves supply the bss under dress shirts and
YOUNG oREN
Psnasylvaais svsnss, sdeoys Of Browns Hs'sL
Dee 1-solwif
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A GRAND COnoERT toniy one) win be gives, q
Temperance Hail. by the celebrated Italian violniss LUIGI
ELENA acknowledged TO be the most extraordinary vons sv
in America He will perform the uo splendid pieces
Pasanin and veux Temps Master Annsss Elena, the wonder
pianist years old, will play the popular selections oa
Belini, Reesini, Donizetu, and Thalburgs operas
The will take Thursday evening, the Wh instant
half past O'Clock
be had usual places and Al The des
the hall.
Concert o begin at O'Clock precisely.
No postponement account OF the weather.
4-5t
CURNIsHED House Furnished Rooms.--Ihe advs
neatly furnished thrsestory brick house cea9s
fer adjoining the second moor is o.
gentlemen.
The part will leased accommodating
application TO . .,,.ur
DYER 4 MCGUIRE.
Dec 2l-dd Corner 10th and Penn. avenue
WONDERs Will never cease'-ws are told that : NOS
beautiful Dagucneope likeness be obtained the new
daguerrean establishment, Odeon for only
Jan l-teos
CARD-Tbe subscribers respectfully notify ,ore having ~
with them that their respective bills drawn on %
delivered thom before the 18th OF the present
month.
important books should be closed
that all ~ friends will forward on
settlement either with cash noss
ii shor dates. - -
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY. co.
Dec 10-d3wif
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

ssTrRDAr Oct. 40 II. M.
AsHEs were unatered. while the sales mounted TO
81 bbls., and the stock TO 2ol do. Of both sorts
BnTapsrrTrsF1ctr has been less active the transac
tions only reaching $500 bbls State and Western at
about previous figures. Canadian appeared lower 600
bbls sweet In bond fetching but 81 Southern did not
vary much; 900 bbls we're taken at SO 81 81 ls for
cid and new ordinary Rye -four ruled quiet at So 20
Jersey meal at 50 81 $50 bbis Brandyw realized
50 80. V,df tended downward 1000 bushels Southern
old sold at &c snda cargo Of Genesee at private bargain
Behy moved 20 the extent OF 400 bushels. prime two
rowed at - Corn exhibited little change; "a 500
bushels bringing &c 5s5Sc for unsound Western and
So q 80 &c for fair mixed do
CorroS-The market eth continues dull with sales
to-day Of about 400 bales
fsnIcHrs-To Liverpool rates were without material
change 10000 to 1900 bushels were engaged at
ID in bulk and some wheat at 3JSd Dead weight was
1t LIS Cd and cotton ID To London cheese was being
taken at JOS -four at L. I'd, and naval stores at 2s
There vas no change in rates to California YES
sci Of considersbe tonnage taken up 10 load
With deals at 81. Johns New Brunswick at Cos.
Pho'i-lnrs-Pork was quiet the business comprising
only & bbis new mess at SIS So and prime sl3 90;
With old mss. and prime as before. Beef continued
heavy-iW bbls mos. realized s. 75a sii; and prime,
s. So sale o. 80 packages extra cured pork hams
was male at 10. Lard seemed highsr-l2o bbls prime
fetching pe and being afterwards unobtsinsble below
Teas dull at private treaty BY auction, several
invoices Per ships Darlington, and others. were
disposed Of on Elk months credit, follows -
Young Hyson-lsT half chests 81 tsc s. DC 80, Is DO
Ti< lac do 6fj l66 do 80; Is DO 1915 is DO 35; 80
do. q &C do 90 70 boxes do. 57 455 do 5oH IS do
~ l35 do 20 ~ do q % do 81 x: II do 81; rs do
%h 204 Dc. 35iE. Tyson skln-2OO chests at 2lo 2ie
do II ~; ~ do. 20; 20 do 10y; 100 d. rs Twankay-
80 half chests at 5ec % do ~ 50 do 23il ~ do 25
DO 50; 65 do 40 IS boxes do 53S 20 DO So rs do 4s
sedo ga 81 do. ~ 10 do a. 90 do 80 fmpeda-
Is half cbssts at sc do. 57i 10 DO 60; d do 49,
% DO 80 ~ cases csttiea do 60 y DO 50s 80 boxes
DO. sik 0olong--1ss half chests At 25J. Powchone-
10 halt chests II " souchong-iO0 half chests ~ 3O3
90. ~ ~ cases ostties do. at 4Okc Imported TO day
10 cases.
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Died,
On Sunday, October s, of consumption, FRANCIS A.
We loved him. yes,
No tongue can tell,
How much we loved him,
And how well
God loved him. too
And he thong hit best,
To take him home
To be at rest.
His fur era will take place from the house of his father
Patrick smith Tuesday afternoon, 7th inst, at
O'Clock His friends and those fthe family, respect
fully invited to attend
On October s, CArHARNE LYNCH native of Cork, Ire
land, in the 10th year of her age.
Her remans will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for in
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence IS
Bayard. corner Of Mott street.
On Sunday evening" October after lingering Illness
JAooB BENsEN, aged 81 years months and ii days
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon, at
o'clock from his late esiaence No 60 vandam street.
Albany papers please copy.
On October a, after a lingering and painful iDness
CHARLES EDWARD BARowsKy native OF Danzig PRUSSIA
aged AZ yeart.
The friends and acquaintance of the family also the
members of Charity Lodge, No is, A. .. of @ f. are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from No. q
Willow street, Brooklyn. Monday afternoon, at 3
Cemetery.
In Brooklyn, Saturday, October 4, MARY Louisa.
only daughter Of Charles NJ and Emily dibb in the 7th
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
parents in De Ksb avenue two doors from the corner Of
Fleet street this afternoon at O'Clock
On sunday. october WILLIAM T. TAYLOR, Of Isaac
and susan Taylor, aged years and Is days.
His funeral will take place Monday afternoon, at
O'Clock The fr nds and relatives Of the family
pcctfuy invited attend, without furth her invitation
On Sunday. October s. SARAH Test, aged rs years
Her invited attend the funeral this Mon
day. afternoon at O'Clock from No AZ Oliver Oak
street.
On Sunday morning, October s, ELIZA Avs DuNN,
youngest Of Henry and Jane Dunn
and months
The friends and acouaintances of the family are re-
quesd to attend the funeral without further invita-
ton this (Monday) afternoon at O'Clock from her late
residence. No so First avenue.
On Saturday, October 4 JOHN b., Of the late Ber
nsrd Donnel aged 20 yeare.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, this (Monday) afternoon. at
O'Clock from the residence Of his brother Michael o.
Donne No Stanton street without further invitation
In Brooklyn, October4 of dysentery JOHN GILBERT
aged 81 years, formerly Of New York.
On Thursday, October A. at New Brunswick, N. j. Pr
TER DAYTON, formerly merchant in that city.
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yhestrical and Musical,

BowEKY THEATRE --This evening the distinguished
England, win appear in Tie romantic drama called the
Forest Of Bondy in which they viii introduce their
surprising dogs
BROADWAY THEATRE Miss Laura Addison, the cele-
brated tragic actress whose beautiful performances
during the past week, were so much admired ana APP
pauded appears to night as Lady Mabel in the Pa
NmIo's GARpES-The Ravels commence this evening
with their evolutions the tight rope in which bre
Francois. and the wonderful Mons Blondn will display
will also be performed
BURrov's TnEATsE-Those who take delight in
fine acting should visit this theatre tonight Mrs
Warner appears in her great character Of Hermione in
which abe made such a. impression last week The cast
Is excellent.
NAuorAL THrAIpr The beautiful romantic drama
entitled the Forest Of Bondy or the Dog Of Mohts
With Blanchard and his celebrated dogs The terrain
msnts CONNER ce with the celebrated drama Of Ernest
Maltravers.n
BRovGH.s's LYoEUs.-Miss Charlotte Cushman, the
tful character Of La Tisbe In Brou CHAINS drama en-
titled the Actress Of Psdua" The piece i. well cast
BsRsrNs Musrrn.--Mr. Greenwood, the active and
Intelligent director Of this establishment has engaged
the crisne sisters Who make their first appearing to-
day, at this proc porous establishment
CHrIsrrs MIssIsELs present magnificent entertain
ment Tor his evenng-sonss choruses and Instrumental
performances.
FrIlows' MrSsrRELs will ,ing several melodies to-
nis hit, among which is composition by Dr. Eng ish
called the American Triumph"
BowERY AMrHIrHrArRE Levi North gives the most
beautiful equestrian entertainments this establish.
menti the house Ii crowded nightly.
AsroR 0FyHA Us,.--Professer Anderson. the great
wizard spears but for few evenings more be should
be seen BY all.
Ma. DicKf-sor This celebrated lecturer commences
his course at the Tabernacle Wednesday ming the
subject IL shskspesr"s tragedy Of Hamlet"
TEpIgR HALL.--Mr. Turner the vocalist gives his
third concert this evening" nne rejection o. songs
BnooELfS Mrs1rs- "A grand dramatic rsrfornsnce
for the benefit Of Mrs Hart Of this ny al the
Brooklyn Museum
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ss IT IRON spd e
with iCs psssen gers. TO J Lyon Co.
@Sss 81 tss
Bank Nth light e,,ts1y winds and sai%s p
Aug 2s With ps,s 70 RoS.rss Aug % lat y s. Ion
S isS r & oTns
I e her @ + s si H. Is @
sG.d then e say shsy h.s the and crew Of Am
s Mp Forbes F - Gssi xy sssS csse
De-. a."n. tBrsml psessr BrsAsp, q days. with mdse
B,is tiii, 60 w.rrsn Mills Bordeaux. % days. with
sy,SS; e whit: 81 Ir.nss e; IL: BEEN
ss.s%si jefferson, At PENGUIN Island ''' '.s i'A
Big w WS,;SiSs'Sn g, I..I.ss Gs,; o,a.,s IS
Brig Frank COZ Giovo.sr Bates surinam, 20 days with
BRIG spartan tsf BcssonS sander surna % days. with
kssSIs s;.. Richardson Ragged Island,
Brig Live OAK i ab,rsp. Sawyer Dari'n 10 days. with
Brig condova Baker Darien, IL days with lumber 10
Bris s...n.I s! D,'yn New Newport for riorid,
sehI Caroline tD.nJ fsneis. Galway 81 days. in ballast
sshr kn,oi1s,.e Ray Daren, 10 days. with yellow pine,
sehr Sabine. Oliver, Nswsern. NC. days, with naval
sehr Men en,o smith, Wilmington NC days with naval
sohr Citizen tof Hsrpsve Curtis Richmond. for BOs.
sehr Margaret, woslsm. Petersburg. days.
sohr Romer, seper, virspia
schr Mary Jane, Longstreet Virginia.
echr Col Chopper, Bsylis, Virginia
Bchr Fox, Parier, Virginia.
schr w Hen dron, Lewis virriuia-
schr Jones' umaok. Virginia.
Schr Belle, Post, Virrinia.
Bckr Thetis, seeley, Virginia.
sehr Plato, Smith, Baltimore, days
sohr Edw Peters, Doyle, Kingston, for Cambridge.
schr Juniata, Weber Kingston. for Portland.
sshr Oreensa, Pinhhsm, Kingston, for Boston.
schr Champion, Wilcox, stopn for Kingston.
sobr Planet Chappell. stonngton.
schr Philadelphia, Rodgers. Boston, for Troy.
schr Les nder sharpe, Boston, for Albany.
schr Dennis, Benz nett, Lubec, IA days
schr b Pitts, Hubbari Roclland. 4 days
schr Ann, Dasgett, Rochland, days.
sshr Boston, Presley, Calais, days.
Ger Wind at sunset, ENE.
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Il VS. BY THE M ALL .
Our Phii.dslphia Correspsndsnce.

Rs@se
PHLApElPHIA, Dot. s, 1851
Bdrous .assost Police OfeerMore indictments for
TSeeson- anticipated Election Frauds.
The crueade against the Marshas police carried on
during the last term Of the criminal court has had It's
eject In encouraging the rowdies TO acts Of violence
against the members Of that body 0csr Brsst who is
aso reporter Of the Pennsylrana Inquirer, has been
lying nssnsibls since Friday morning. from the effects
Of assault by some unknown persons His face and
mouth cut and bruised with kicks that he cannot
epeAk but By writing he has communicated the fact OF
the rowdies that assemble at Eighth and Cathsrins
streets having assaulted him.
The Grand Jury the s. Circuit Court yesterday re-
turned true bills tor treason against sam
uel williams John Hammond, Henry Curtis, Washing
ton williams William Thomas and Nelson Ford all CO.
Tor the trials for treason TO 49, as
each is 30 be tried separately. samuel Williams is the
man who up from this city with the officers for the
purpose of informing the fugtves in the vicinity Of
Chrsttana that the slave hunters at hand This
has for several kept tavern in seventh street.
below Lombard and within the last two years narrowly
escaped conviction for riot fire arms having been dis
charged from his house during street disturbance
The report of his being local preacher is laughed at
here
The democrats have commenced the cry of frauds to
be attempted their opponents the coming
and applied u the court for the adoption Of
sures TO prevent the polling of illegal votes che
cent Law dividing the wards into election precincts will
prevent the frauds that disgrsced the ballot box last
year in Moysmensipg