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BENEFICIAL BALL.
Honor TO whom Honor is Due.n
SECOND GRAND BALL
OF THE
IL M u II II o. III N

SECOND GRAND BALI.
OF TIIE
PRE- CLUB.
WNIE members Of the Empire Club take
u pleasure in announcing to their friends and The
public 10 general that they will give their Second
Grand Ball, on MONDAY EVENING, january III
1855, at TEMPERANCE HALL.
The proceeds Of this bill will be given toward
erecting monument 10 the memory of "Stewart
HOLLAND" the brave young Washingtonian who was
lost with the unfortunate Arctic
The Club pledge themselves to spare no pains or
expense in endeayoring to please those who honor
them with their presence, and feel assured, while
such an object is in view, that they cannot fail
No hats or caps will be allowed on the floor OK
cept those of the different Clubs.
Supper and Refreshments are in the hands of an
experienced caterer.
Excellent Cotlion Music is engaged
80 Tickets ONE DOLLARS be had of any al
the members, and at the door on the evening Of tho
ball.
MANAGERS.
j. Fullalove, X Cox.
q. Bell, Ii. Teachum,
VIM Fnllalove, A. Selden,
VIM Caho, Tabille
Committee o. ptioa.
VIM. r. Clautice, ,rtn Donneli,
J. Fullalove, l.. Labille.
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BUFFALO, Jan. 12.--Lakes Erie and Ontario are
now open;and steamers and other vessels are NOV
ing between the various ports. The weather is
quite warm for the season.
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TELEGRAPHIC NFWc.
REPORTED ron THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
Three FimaIes Bvnf 10 Death.


NEW YoRK, Jan. l8.--The country residence Of
Asher c. Ravens, Esq, (ofthe dm of Havens q
Co., commission merchanta,) at Fort Washington,
was destroyed by fire this morning, Three Of his
daughters, respectively aged IA, 90, and 22, were
burnt to death.
Gcggiag lPateha,an, and Probable Bank Bob
IS berry
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l3.--The Waterman of the
Farmers Bank, at Mount Holly, New Jersey, was
found at o'clock this morning gagged, and tied
in the bank. He says that on entering last night
at o'clock, he was seized bound, and gagged by
four men, who had previously entered-that he
had remained in that situation all night II was
presumed that money had been stolen but what
amount was not known when the information was
sent
The robbers got no money although they were
in the bank from O'Clock in the evening until
three this morning. They made many attempts
to force the vault, but did not succeed
Markets
Baltimore, Jan. l3.--The market generally il
unchanged. Howard street -four is held at
SS 81 IA, but no sales are reported,
New York, Jan. l3.--Cotton--the market is
unchanged with moderate demand at previous
rates. Flour Is upward and firm sales of $3.50
bbls. good Ohio at 80 80 SO Southern is easier;
sales Of 1000 bbls. at SO 81 10 50 80. Wheat
Is scarce Corn is upward and firm sales Of q, 900
bushels. Western mixed at 81 o. a 81 O5; yell
low at 81 o5 a 81 o5 IL, Pork IL upward and firm
Beef-thc market is unchanged, with moderate
demand. Lard is upward and firm Whiskey is
heavy, sales Of Ohio at 80 a 80 IL cents.
MAYOR WooD, Of New York, is reaping high Gu
logiums Of the press throughout the country. He
entered upon his duties with mass of mputations
upon him too great almost to survive under, NOR
ally or politically; but as man of great energy,
he has defied all accusations by his determined
course One of his first edicts was that in all new
appointments natve-born citizens would be selected
for police officers, clerks, and doormen.
MASSACHUSETTS, SENAToR ON Tueadav navt Tho
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EAUTION.-The public are cautioned
~ against impostors who have attempted TO palm
with the Office Ct Drs. Brothers 4 Gray, as we ac-
knowledge no such agents or connexions. We are
the only Physicians in this part Of the country that
practice after the German, Indian, and Uroscopian
rnctcc
Remember our only Office, in this city, is 179 South
b street. Island. jan 13-eod2w-
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AUCTION SALES.
by RoTHwELL ~ BROWN,

AUCIIOMcefss
fESRUSTEE'S sale Of improved property.
On Thursday, the first day Of February 1855.
we shall sell IN front OF the premises near the steam
boat landing at o'clock n NJ al public auction, by
virtue q deed Of trust, dated November Is, 1885,
and duly recorded in Iiber ] A M al folios
sos S1l, all that lot Of land designated as lot No 3l
" square Ne o2l, according Ia Lawrences subdivi.
SION o. portion Of said square, with all the alley
Of valuable brick tenement a plat and deserintios
exhibited at the sale WV -
Terms o. - le; goo cash within three DAYS after
one months the balance in two years. A deed 10 Sc
given and deed of trust taken TO secure e deferred
payments All conveyancing at the expense OF The
purchaser,
A. R0THWELL, Trustee,
R0TliWELL a BROWN,
jan 2-2taw Auctioneers,
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

Corner Of Fourteenth street and Neso York Aven,.s.
a FEW more pupils can be received 10
IN make up the LIMITED NUMBER
-5s Application must be made soon The discip-
line, instruction and means of illustration ara such
as to INSURE satisfactory progress in those pupils
who are punctua regular and obedient
Circulars at the Bookstores.
ZRICHARDS,
dec S0--3m Principal
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SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
or THE
FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY.
aAxaxo IL II.

FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY.
UNHE Members of the Franklin Fire
j Company would respectfully announce 10 the
citizens OF Washington and vicinity that they will
give their SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL, at JACK
SON HALL,
On Wednesday Evening, January IL, 1855.
Firemen are respectfully requested to appear in
uniform
Tickets ONE Notwithstanding gentleman
and ladies' TO be had Of any Of the Managers and at
the door on the night Of the Ball.
Charles J. Garfield, Edward Alexander,
Eaward Q. Ecklof, Richard Downer,
VIM. II. Tanning 7. ]. Edmondston,
J. u. Medley, A. Sioussa,
Robert H. Doyle, Joseph Williamson,
>. II. Larcombe, j. Walling
William NJ. Payne, Conrad Finkman.
A. Eckloff,
dec 1s-6t dec 1s, 23-jan 1,s,15,17
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GuAVA JELLY AND SOUTHERN
N Corn Grist-
cases Guaya Jelly, ID. and l-2 ID boxes.
Costa a Co.'S manufactured Southern small Homi-
ny, IN 10 lbs. sacks and ID. papers.
Also, Heckers Wheaton CRISIS and Farina.
For sale by SHEKELL BROTHERS,
Jan 3-Shf No. ~, opposite Centre Market
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TO THE LADIES.
HyHE entire stock of Dry Goods, of the
u late firm Of MAGRUDER 4 CALVERT, will
be closed out at very reduced prices, viz:
Rich satin plaid (all wool Mouseline cost 671f
cents, for so cents.
Rich figured plaid (all wooD Mousene, cost 621f
cents, for 87i< cents.
Rich figured (all wooD Mouseline cost 90 cents for
l2l{ cents.
Rich plaid raw Silks, cost So cents, for s21< cents
Do do do rs do do 80 do
Do do do 87I<do do 25 do
Rich plaid plain, and Brocade Silks, at half their
original cost.
Also, afew cloth, velvet and silk Nantes, which
must be sold.
Call early and secure great bargains at No. 1G,
ian Stiff
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MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR On Tuesday next the
Legislature Of Massa chusetts will elect United
States Senator, for the next six years
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TNEA! TEA TEA 1.-The Canton Tea Com
IL pany, No. $40, Seventh street. three doors be-
low Odd Fellows Hail. have constantly on hand the
largest assortment Of Teas that TO be had In this
city.
All Teas bought of this establishment warrant
ed and II they do not suit can be returned, and the
money viii be refunded
Fine Black Teas, hitherto difficult Of procure
ment well those Of inferior grades, are here TO
be obtained.
OF Green Teas we have the best in the city
Our prices are uniform, and range from 371< cents
to sl 30 per pound.
C0FFEEl COFFEEl COFFEEl
Rio, Laguayra, Maracaibo and Java.
Burnt Coffee, at IA 16, and Is cents. We have our
Coffee burnt in this city, and grind IL ourselves with
out additional charge, at short notice.
Goods delivered TO any part Of the city, and any
orders left with win be punctually attended 10.
The attention Of dealers and housekeepers is in
vited
Samples Of tea may be had on application.
HALL HENNING.
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GLOvEsI GLOVES II GLOVES III

GLOVESI GLOVES II GLOVES TT
kA DOZEN, all c0l0rs and sixes.--
eIO Alexander's and Bojou's fine Kid Gloves.
F2opers and Ribbons.
An assortment of finest Paris Ribbons, Feathers
and Flowers.
Fans for the Egening.
5 pearl stick Fans, elegantly carved.
IL ivory do do finely perforated.
"a sandal wood do do
100 in bone, satin wood, and Papier Mache stick.
Combs Perf,amery, de-, dc.
Another fresh supply of Lubin's Extracts. Also
IL newest style SHE'LL TUCK COMBS, DC, DC.
Just opening at PARKER'S
Pcrfumery and Fancy Store,
jan lot Under National Hotel.
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The Great Marble Statue
OF
III Il DYING GIL ,

On exhibition at
dorrison's Building, Four-anda-half street,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Daily from A. M. to 10 p. NJ
Admittance 25 Cents.
Us. HOLLINGSHEAD
jan l0--dtf Agent.
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DAN'L L. WEBSTER,
Druggist and ApothecaTy.

DTUgEIst anu ApOthecHTy,
Corner Of l. and Twelfth streets Washington. d. O.
UBIN'S Extracts, Fancy and Toilet
IL Soaps.
Shaving, Tooth, Hair, and Nail Brushes.
Choice Cigars Of the best brands
Farina Cologne and Bay Rum-superior quality
together with general assortment of Drugs Cheml-
calls, Oils, Paints, Dye Stufs, DC, &c
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately com.
pounded at all hours. ian 5Eow
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DRESS, TALMA. AND
CIoak-making Esfnhlishmenf

No. 4s AZ street, sopA Of Pennsylvania arssu<.
AIDES desiring to be fitted ont i'm the
IL most fashionable style with either Of the above.
named articles Of dress will do well TO call at the
above-named establishment
Also, Room to rent suitable for an Office
dee le--1m
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MARRIED..

BY the Rev. Mr.. Laney the llth instant at the res
idence Of her father, in Prince Georges county
Maryland, THOMAS ]. BARCLAY and ELuABEru D
JACKSON, all Of said county.
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GLOVES AND CAPS.

GLOVES AND CAPS.
4 NEW arrival of IS dozen Kid Gloves,
IA for which ask but 621s cents.
Also, large assortment Of plain mourning and
fancy DRESS CAPS, varying in price from 81 cents
to %.
With many thanks to those of my customers who
have promptly paid the accounts rendered by the first
of this month, would earnestly request all others
indebted TO me to make an immediate settlement
Respectfully RUTH A. PEACO,
jan 10-3t No. 12 Market Space.
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DIED.

AT Ellaville, Nd, the 9Th instant DOUGLASS VAss,
ESQ., Of the Post Office Department and formerly Of
Fredericksburg, Va.
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Bus or rAsufoS.-Thus discourses the Spring
field Republican, in speaking Of lie Basque: THE
most sensible and graceful style ever adoptedsby
woman, for dressing her charms corporate, is that
of the basque and skirt. Deny IL as ancient mar
den ladies' may, there is point, defined every day
by the afectionate husbands, loving brothers, and
accepted lovers with an encircling arm, which
forms natural division Of the dress Of women
The waist Is one thing and the skirt another. No
angle should ever deform waist--no point behind,
or point before. The rounded outline above and
below and natural point Of cinctura should be fully
preserved, and no continuance has ever done il so
well as the basque. Besides, Il gives an opportu-
nifty for any required contrast or harmony in the
skirt stopping stripes at the point where they ought
to stop, and breaking up economsing, distributing
and individuaizing charms that were else contain
cd within the folds of a uniferm--a broad long,
monotonous waste Of silks, merino, muslin or
Calico
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An NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seward

The Governor of the State, doubtless by the
wire-workng of crafty old politicians whose tricks
are beyond his comprehension, has appointed Tues
day, the 30th instant as the day to elect State
Senator to fill the vacancy in the Senate from On
tario and Livingston, two Of the most intelligent
and thriftiest counties in the State-precisely one
week before the day fixed by law (Which is the first
Tuesday In February for the election OF o. s.
Senator. But, as a writer in the Rochester Dem
ocrat says:
"At fitst blush It might be thought that a week
would be time enough TO secure TO Ontario and
Livingston voice in the choice of United States
Senator. But no. This matter had been careful
ly looked over, cut and dried, by the central
influence and Gov. Clark made implicitly TO
follow their programme.
The special election takes place on Tuesday,
January 80 in the several election districts Of On
tario end Livingston counties. BY statute title
article J. section q Of the general election law the
boards OF county canvassers meet at the county
clerks Office in each county, on the Tuesday
next following the election to canvass the votes
and transmit the result to the Secretary of State
Thus IL win be seen that on the very day and
hour when the canvassing boards at Canandaigua
and Geneseo are counting the votes, the Legisla-
ture OF Albany elects United States Senator.
at was evident from the moment II became
known that the goth Senate district gave major
ity Of upwards ] 400 for Ullman over Clark, its
citizens were to be disfanchised in one branch of
the Legislature. The Governor, whether willing
or not, has been required to disgrace his high Of
fee, for the purpose ofinAicting this wrong upon
bis late constituents. The counties Of 0nrario and
Livingston are to be cheated out Of their repre-
sentative in the Senate, for fear their voice
might be given to some other than William II.
Seward
CosxKSr.---Thc oppoaonts of Governor Seward
must be very poor debaters II they cannot keep
on debating week or so, till the Senator from On
tsrio and Livingston gets along to Albany. Some
revolutionary tricks this justify all sorts Of like
counter revolutionary action.-N. " Erpress.
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SYRACUSE, IN. w. Jan 11.-Francis Ward, of
this city, was accidentally killed in the town Of De
Wit yesterday. He was piling wood near where
another man was chopping, and being caught by
a falling tree, he was instantly killed.
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N just received By + s ii sSis BRoTafaRs,
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Bosros, Jan. 12-The members Of the House
held a caucus this afternoon, and nominated Henry
Wilson, of Natick, for United States Senator, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Hon. Edward Everett It is thought the Senate
will nominate and adhere to Alfred B. Ely; and
hence, speedy election is not sure. The House
ballot on Tuesday.
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HAVEtust received new supply ofthe
u latest styles Of Jcwelry, and have just finished
fine lot Of pure Silver Ware such as Tea Sets Cob
let's, Cups, Spoons, Forks Ladies' Butter, Fish, and
Pie Knives, Napkin Rings 20 &c; all Of which
will sell at much lower prices than is usually asked
for the same quality ofgoods at other establishments
IN this city. And every article win be warranted az
represented at time OF sale, ut AIS Pennsylvania ay
dec l5-dd Ho HOOD.
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ON HA N ID

ON HAND,
a full stock of shawIs, Merinos, silks,
"A Mousselincs Plaid Merinos, Cloths, Cassinercs
ali kinds, which we will offer unusually cheap for The
money.
jan 2-eo8tif w. M. SINISTER a CO
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BosroN, Jan. l2.--The screw propeller Canadi-
IN, advertised to leave Liverpool on the 9th Of
January, for Portland, has been taken up by the
British government for the conveyance of troops
10 the Crimea.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE House voted to 60 into
election for United States Senator on the 18th,
by vote Of 3S to 80.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, JAN 1.-THE Legislature to-day
elected Woodbury. Davis, Free Soier, of Belfast
State Treasurer.
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New YoRK, Jan. l2.--The Railroad Convention
at the Astor House this evening was but slimly at
tended, in consequence of a misunderstanding al
to the time and place. The convention adjourned
to the 10th, when a permanent organization will
take place.
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BUFFALO, Jan. l2.-Marshal Keyser and his
aids arrived here to-day at noon, and proceed to
Harbor Creek early tomorrow morning, to repair
the damage done to the road No resistance is
anticipated. SHOULD any be attempted, it will be
futile, and Mr.. Keyser Is determined to carry out
his instructions, and put the company in the peace
full possession of the road.
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ALBANY, Jan. 1.-THE widow of Philip s. Van
Rensselaer,, formerly Mayor of this city, died last
evening, aged 80.
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BosroN, June IA large cotton mill at Dor.
chester, belonging to the Dorchester Manufacturing
Company, was totally destroyed this morning, hay.
ing been set on fire. The walls fell out and crush
ed two small buildings, and several firemen were
slightly injured The loss is estimated at $3.50,
600, one-third Of which is insured in this city The
factory gave employment to 200 operatives, who
are thus left without work.
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NEW York, Jan. l2.--The steamship Star Of the
West sailed this morning for San Juan, taking out
three hundred passengers and the California mails.
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BosroN, Jan. l1.--George Conner, Esq, repre-.
sentative to the Legislature Of this State from Bos
ton, died suddenly this morning Of heart disease
ton, No. % Dock Square, was instantly killed by
falling between the Chelsea ferry boat and the
dock
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CsnISAL CoURr--P. B. Key, Esg, Prosecut-
ing Attorney.-Dennis Magee was tried upon two
indictments for assault one upon J. B. Pierce, and
another upon Washington s. Hurley. II appears
that on Sunday sometime in the summer, Magee,
with parcel of young men, were discovered in an
alley in the First ward, busily engaged in playing
cards. and the two officers attempted TO arrest
them, whereupon the whole party showed fight.
Magee was the only one who was recognised, and
he has been brought to trial and convicted on both
indictments Sentence Is deferred. T. g Morgan
for defendant.
John Mcbride became surety in the sum Of $3.50
for the appearance Of his wife TO answer to an in
dictment now pending against her for an assault.
John Murdoch, recognised with s. s. Parker as
surety, for Murdoch to appear upon a charge of
riot.
Nathan Brown became surety for Emeline john
sons appearance on a charge of assault.
Columbus Ward became surety for Matthew
weIsh's appearance upon two charges of assault
and battery.
Samuel James was tried for passing counter
felt note on the Merchants Bank, Lynchburg.
The jury we're out all night and have not yet found
verdict in the case.
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COMING TO AMERIcA.-Victor Hugo, w. M.
Thackery, Douglas Jerrold, and Thomas Carlyle
are coming to this country TO deliver lectures.
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SYRACUSE, Jan. l1.--An omnibus that runs be
tween here and Manlius, containing twelve to four
teen passengers was overturned when near thi
A. w. Spencer, an esteemed and wcll-known mer
chant Of Cazenovia, was killed; and Levi Martin
of Syracuse; Eben Boswell, of Manlius; McCum
Der, of Cayuga; and J. O. Smith, of New York
were seriously injured
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FOUND DRowSED.-The body Of J. L. Lambert
w>s found in the Alexandria canal day before yes
terday. The Coroner held an inquest, and the
vendict Of the jury was accidental drowning.
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And by all dealers is Alexandria, Virginia,
jan 6-eoif sm
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The business Of tho March ter m comca qnlrs upon Il
ofPthrunry which only Terminated on s.turdsy The.
yet main, on the various calendars muny irnportan
caes, and ose Of no light interest will this month
tsrsratss bc added TO the list-wr tho st COM
menr,d by thc proprietor of the Hla.rD agnins, ex.
operr manager Fry for gross be ever sppsared
in thas print wbsh is prorerbsl fo7 s rcccssn,s,
OF character ~ II n for its baatfui iSms
The nented death OF judge Fdwar,s has len a v1v.
csncy on the bench cf the Supreme Court, and rinor
speaks Of Hr. Kflard, and oh,r whig lawyers IN his
Governor Clark has Lad Ia his as yet Aricf
term Of oss, the patronage OF two judgeshps at his
dspossi-ths alluded to and the vacancy createi In
the Marine Court by the designation VI Judge Phillips 20
which he hns appointed IN. Blrdsall
We perceive that efo.t is being rade in the Leyala
tnre to aboll,h the Marine Court but what pretsxt
cannot conceive. That fsbnnai has proved exceed
ngy useful ard easy Of to ltgGnss In cases not
involving than $500 n las taken from the supe
ror Court and Comnon Pleae many rmsi causes that
heretofore cloggsd the calendars Of thea, courts and
impeded the progress Of mercantile and other suits Of
great importance To be sure petty ms7:han may
aad tho summary process Of tho Marine Cosrt which
cem2es them to Pay the poor creditor without long
lay, inoonvenent, and they may be using lobby nilu
ersen for its abrogaion Or the uepurssd consmp, In
which the Lieutenant Governor ard hin sana
may have originated the movements Who are "a. wire
pulersr
The Court OF General Sessions all be opened this
morning by Recorder Smith The which viii pro
baby b. tried this srr, erou In soasc de-
greo Important Among them those of Klasanc +
charged with forgery oathe Chemical Bank; OF GsGuck
in for smb.zement the Ocean Bank to the sxen, OF
s7b 600 Of Holiness for the manslaug OF tho police
man Gourlay, and Of others cherged with keeping
gambling houses and ceiling lottery polsies Tho list
OF p-.ron cases II not unusually heavy.
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Resolution in fsvsr Of william Nonsas. Approved
February "a, 1858.
ResoItes for the relief OF Rebecca Hinton. Approved
February -, 1855.
Revolution for the relief of Clark Mills.
Resolution for the NAL Adjustment Of the act oun oi
John d. ColmesnI.
Refoluffon explanatory OF an act entitled act fJr
tie relief Of Abigail Stafford.
Resolution for the relief OF John Dugan.
RESOLUTION 10 pay what Is duo James Copper 10 his
administrator.
Resolution for the relief Of James Hughes.
Re,oiutlon for the relief OF Joel if-sry Dyer
Revolution for the relief of George W AcCerren