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Know Nothing Presidential Movements In
Mnssnchusetes.

BOST0N, Foo. I, 1000,
AT the American Distics Convention he'd yesterday
A. B. Ely, james Keith, A. D. Brewster ard ". :.
Tourston chosen to represent the 0ird, Fourth,
Fifth and Seven districts at the National Convention
IL Philadelphia, February q
At the convention OF the Fourth district reso ions
that the delegates stand upon the Springfield platform
and other and amending Mlard Fillmore for the
Presidency, were laid upon the table.
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RESTAURANTS.

DAIL SUFFERS -TaE MANHATTAN HOUSE, SUPER
rs roome Eb Bowery, beve iousrn and Stanton
ladies' and gentlemen visiting eesies balls or wishing
dinner supper wi IND tha nsw
smnnar ma roozps VEQEuE W, pEAs, Propresoe,
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MISCELLANEOUS,

x7 E0n To Lo oAN-W AhTED TO LOAN. ON SHORT
p0 .OOU time, on tangible property hr boni and mort
cage City property erchspdise sold watches jewery, da
monos planes, fver ware, &C Parties treated hbera ~
Apply to o. hkkDMAk ~ Barclay street, five doors from
the Ast0r House.
4 Partner WANTED-wHo Is NOT AFRAID To
work with few hund ed in resdy cash. to engage In
light gepteel business, already OF
and cspabity who wri good haDd preferred Apply I'm
diatey TO G. q. THOMPSON, Is and 81 Nassau street.
a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02
DERsoNAL MEMoIks OF MADAME JULIE DE MAR.
DROP, JULIUS CESAR HAENIBAL5
I.tt,TlfKtS


As got ssy Young Sow York" dis ehen
ing all De small fry will please vpe drf noses SOP ea'a pea
,uts pon de from benches lie ole he ala
ean comicdste d.mrr wbsreoDer dry fld
quarters What gwane night 10 oe nidsred
4e hIy con6den lal ~ de x,e oks, slsd dsrefors--
You will hne the sinder nis e'ure by the rennuud
old uarkoy Fbilot ephur, ma lays v. Y. PtCAfUNE,
ite most " tao all
road accdents together with al carics ures and
columns cf editorials puos Jokes, robuses &C.
Sold by all the news Dealers
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REAUTY AND TRUTH HAVE CLASPED HANDS II
. ~ It's Observation-Disclosures Wa) News.
Now ready, ALDrE,

tsR SaSss HSH osss~z0 HANDS IN
By MARION hARLAsD.
win ns. ~ sss sssn qs sdGn Sns elegant m0 uniform
The present pubheIs have tina pleasure Of presenting TO
Ne .1a s hs ss Gn % Asn s %
volumes that has been published years Unaded by
far greater pretenso has upon The Of s
ipc merits reached the extraordinary number Of nneeea
outsppng All competitors the so. favor Rival
edons have been published IN snxand and the Connsn
and Ia Of families the books Of Marion Harand
are welcome Waters
m 10 vG5 op r
high merits True genius alone for instance could have con
Sbes episode q tie the @ With yos
snd fashionable Helen csptay given and its final eatas
day Ida, berseh-Jarry Jossohae. nurse R,cnal LYNN
introduced to graphic and ois luc
The book OF nerve and bears sks o that
female work as containing fuer passages hao Bos-
there genius p.thos humor in charming
pages muah kno .edge Of hum 10 patpe ant po ser 10 ae
a who bave true fseing md warm oanes Asa work ot
fiction Is one Of the beet we have read In maoy day.
The superior merit of "aone" o,n-ia merely
the interest Of the wi y. glowing eousnts and exquisite
character NOT IN the voices Of sympst onssoy t ing like
music upon he heart 70 quicken m bette tesugs nor yet 70
but above all this shining forth and giving bsauy 70 ali
snG e Chan assns her snnoSn;
sririt syery 'ns : Lexington Ws Gszeas.
e With srsa, art and ssps Cd rscers he
impression whose beauty will not speedily psss from the
which ds thorough I9o .sgs Of ss Art which enter. M 50
q r.eooisur hsys seldom roe, w,a 40 work e i
TO who's
pies sent by mail post paid
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PnnADsLPHA, Feb. l, 1855.
Stocks are improved and frm We quots:-Pennsyl-
v,nia 6's 83k Reading Railroad, 43SI; Loog Island
1871 Norris CANA, IAN; Psnnsyivsnis Railroad, 4aX
Nsw ORLEANS, Feb. ], 1865
Cotton drm Sales to-day 900 bales; middlins, 8%c.
a8Xc. Flour, 50 80 30. Keg lard, 10hc. Sterling
exchange dull at ~ per cent premium.
EHw ORLEANS, Feb. I, 1856.
The receipt of the Aratia's news here caused an cd
vance ct c Ne IN the prices of cotton and sales
day have been very aIge n.ing to 20, 600 bales
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WI contain tho GroSeet amount OF interesting Instructive
and choice reading matter that was given the tor
three cents.
CONTENTS.
Disclosures In Reference 70 Condition affairs at Wash
mo navy Yard Brooklyn. ingtOn-Th6 Brutal Assault
Another interesting chapter upon Horace (srrejey
OF inside Out illustrating tho Tho love Powder Man
Career and character Of Office Els Arrest.
Continuation OF the sp endid Brooklyn Morals.
romsnce Of The Creole Wife Wesche.ter County and
Of the Interesting Harlem Correspondence
ever publisbed. burbsu Politics. Retgicn And
The Friend Of the Family, Morals
capital story Of real life. theatrical Intelligence and
= An Adventure q q Bal; or Gossip OF the Week
Failing n Love with Woman Freemssons aud the Roman
without Seeing Her Face. iss-Their Antagonisms
John Randolph and Daniel Mock auction Scene
Webser, enecdote and Pc Funk Done Brown
correction. Union Ferry COMPANY
:, A Ialer Cat who wore Universal Discouten Vt the
Blue Coat and Brass Buttons Peop'e
Obituary OF Commodore Report OF tho Commisssry
Charles Morris, OF the Uoed General The Condltiou Of
An Interesting Event in the Of 'n. sta,e
"Korn kob Family "A Brooklyn Core spop deace -
Christening and Its nesus Civic and Military Affairs
The Testimony OF horse the hvera-
Convie,ibg Murderer Malers increasing to Fire.
Curious Discovery of Guilt : irnp Opinion
by means OF Glass Button ThePolice aud the Firemen
New York Unma t-New Leonard Street Fire-Ihrc
York s Its Glory and It's and Fourth Districts
Shame. Balls and Sorees of the
Week The Dancing World
PRICE THREE CORY.
For aale every where aud % spruce street.
lbe large and rapidly increasing at,l Of the Mercury
makes most advantageous medium for sdvertsers Terms
eight cents per line
ofineuse interest Startling inctdsats and
adventure writes the Mercury viii shortly be
commerced kewsvepders shouI The for the
Grst insR ment.
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HALIFAX, Feb. l. 1855
The Arabia left here at O'Clock this morning for
Boston, where shs will be due about nine O'Clock ga
tuday morning. that her mails not likely TO be
delivered In New York before Sunday.
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RrxeR OF KASsAs DIFFICULTIES RENEWED Tho rumor
comes to us agsn that the FREQ State and prosavery
men of Kan,as Territory had been engaged 10 dsht
NJ Eas,on Is ssid that two Of ths border ruff aus
were killed. and that two aboliti nsts severely
wounded in an afftay which omnsnced by the Mis-.
sourians making attack upon the ballot boxes rhe
story needs conrmatop IL has already been stated
that it grossly exaggs sted. We dnd the following
in the Kicsapoo Pione,r, extra, of Jan. 49,
Forbearsnce has now, indeed, ceased to be virtue;
therefore cal livery proeavery tue AMI to
rally to the Kansas be Immediately rescued
from these tyrapnics, dogs
The kickspoo Rangers are at ths moment bestiug 10
arms aree plumber Of slavery will leave this
pace Eas ON In twenty minutes. The has again
commenced and the abotioniss have sgain commenced
1t. Prc-slavesy meu-lsw and order men--strike for
your sltsrssrke for your dresides-striee for your
,gbtsAvenge the blood u your brethren who have besn
cowsrdy aesaled but who have bravey allen Ia defen
u Southern ipsii,u ions Soupd the bugs Of
the length and breath Of the land, and leave
aboionst In the Territory TO relate their treschsroas
and contamna deed srike your piercing ride "a
and your gterpe steel TO their blsck and poison
hearts Let the cry never cease In Kansas again
til our Territory Is wresed Of the last vestge Of abo-
tonisnn.
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Arrival OF the Steamer Union at Halifax.
HALIFAX, Feb. 1, 1886.
The steamer Union, fifteen days out from Havre for
New York arrived here at O'Clock this evening" short
Of coal
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HALIFAX, 90. j, loOos
ft Cupsrd steamship Americs arrived here from Bos
o'clock this morning, and sailed again shortly
H. Ayda for Liverpool
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BOOK just published y berry of YORK ened Jsess,n
ns nS~ s @ wssa s, af
whipped a. the battle of Orleans.
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vALUABLE RULES Asp EXAMPLES
tuck, st sdge 81 x Single CODES tree, oy mau
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Nov READY -BRAIrawAIIE's RErRosPECr, PART
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Term. Invariably in sdSanCs ron rsI xx io july
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The frt OF an original s,ors which viii prove OF the
brilliant piqusn and enter woris WHICH has ever
been given TO the American pnnc entitled
FRIENDS AND FOES;
on, THOSE LOVE AND rHosEI HATS
will be commenced n the SUNDAY COURIER on Sunday
next, Feb. ).
This singular pr0duc1 though under the fsctA Ing
fiction u the history oy that most rem rksoe
Madame do Ma rsueFe--noNM1s Foser-written bY
her essy the columns Of the sunday Courier.
The hon Of tha norv OF this accomplished and eccen-
he Old Word and e-napades
the her various aud msfortnes her desorp-
tons Of well known and her revelations cew
York society altoge her render ot the most singular
ard rfmaDtsc narratives nat has been published
The readers the Courier should be not 70
miss the opening chapters 0t his ~ors.
The Courier will sale BY al tho sgsls and news
boys at the office of publication No 10 Spruce street.
Price Scents per copy. Yearly subscrlpien 81
JAMES 1. SMITH co.
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/ Senate
AtsASY, Feb. l, 1866.
petition was presented BY Mr. BaADsosD, against th
"chen Of the proposed county Of CAnlsteo.
ssvss> ' "''' p'''''''S W. ''''s' 0''' 'n'
| Hudson. sx,os.s
nv. - ,sxra, nvously ON the buf to ineorpsrAte
tbs Hondur. ,;koad and Steam InterO ,eanic Navsa-
don Company.
by Mr. Brooks ave ' ~ fe ~
rein Society of New Yo,t
point joint committee to o. y
charitable and religious societies. for tha soru.tcn ~
ny MI. NoxoN, fav0rably on the 6ns
commission Of Record IN Kings cosaShy.
Bulls INTRODUCED. sheriHs to
~ Mr.. UfHAM, compelling constsbles ara
70 amend the Poor Laws BY rivnr pover 10 a,ax, ~
seize the property Of per- about 20 absccnd and IsA
'orsT sz NJ MveS No1oa Ct shsa sssssos TO the cegns
City. y A'A'''a' except IN Ne~ h0r1
;, ~ Mr. SRooKs TO incor poate the New York and Phi
iaqs,psis na y. 3 steam : . N.vissdon Company.
mt y; SMITH. to enforce the better observance Of
Mt. sIcxiH moved tho appointment of Senate Com
rous sSstsSis insttusSs receiving mons1 rom hs
STATE with full power 70 thoroughly investigate their
Buls RAssD 10 THIRD READING.
70 prevent psiss aghAng and fights Of animals.
10 enable the executive officers New York to obtain
evidence.
To exempt the library and site of the New York Hsto.
rical Society from sals under execution.
motion to adj ,urn Monday was negatved and the
Senate adjourned TIL tomorrow ut the usual hour.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb. ], 1865.
The House occupied during the entire session with
. debate tho rules
United states Supreme Court.
WAsMSGroS Feb. !, 1860.
Nos. "a, IS and 5e.-ArSument was continuei by Mr..
zsbritkie j. p. Bradley and Hon. B. F. Butler for de-
fendants
The Southern Mall.
BALTIMORE Feb. l, 1856.
New Orleans papers OF Friday Of last week received
but they contain nothing Of sufficient interest to tele
graph.
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
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SHoov or AN EAprHoUAKE IN MARvL ANp.-Th,

SBOCK OF AN EARTHQUAkE IN MAHvLANDs-Th3
Fsderck (Ad) Examiner states that many persons "a
tat city io WHIST they supposed to be the shock Of
earthquake about O'Clock the morning Of the 28si
nit IL appears been experienced line fro
southwest northeast, peralel with the Blus Rids
Ihs ssnsstiop distinctly felt twice At short insr
vat but the shocks we're not violent enough to DO any
damage
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MO. OUT OF PRINT or FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUS.
~ traed Newspaper agents having copies on
land have he exchanged for sy other number By ap
plying at the Office. IL aud IA Spruce street
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A MERICAN REVOLUTIONARY ROMANCE5-
"a By WIN GILMORE SIxhs, Esq
New and revised editions with illustrations by Darey; In
limo volumes price 81 26 each
j. The PARTISAN-A romance OF the revolution.
2. MEII1CHAAPE-A legend Of tho ekDtee.
8. KAIIARINE WALTON; or, The Rebel Of Dorchester.
4. The SCOUT; or, the Black Riders OF the CougAee.
5. WOOrCRAFr; or, he Eia rks About the Dovecote.
The FoRAYERs; the Raid Of the Dog "A Re
vOlutOnAry romance now first published
EyAy.e sequel 70 the Forsyers lin March.
S1MM6'6 BORDER ROMANCkS OF rHE SDUTH-New
and revised editions, with Illustrations by Dacey Uniform
with Simms's Revolutionary tales.
/. Cur RvERs-A tale OF eorgis
2. RICHARD HURDIS-A tale Of Alabama.
8. BORDER bEACLEs-A tale o Mississippi
CHARLEh0Nr-A tale OF Kentucky. I'm rebruary.l
book.
5 1xAucHAxPes or, the Kentucky Tragedy tIa March,
9 CONFESSION; or the Bind dear. [lu APRIL
TIE YKMAssEE-A romance ., south CsroinA.
SourHwABD, Hol-A spell OF sunshine BY VIM. Gilmore
6imns, Esq.
On the receipt of the retail price, books will
oe soct by mall, postage prepaid j EEDFIELD
81 Beokman street,
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A MEXICAN HLUSTkATRD NkWbPAPEx.
"a NO. 9 Of Frank Les t0's
TyJ.TIlrR .THll \ W2R


A MEXICAN HLUsTkATsD NkwsPAPEx.
a -, No.! No 2 Of r Frank LS. S,.es., ass
Issued Ths Morning, contain the following spIeoAA
Fun length portrait Of eI Governor Hunt by Elliott
Opening O Public school No A Twenty eighth street. New
Smiling q Staten Island ferry boat Columbus In Now York
scene n wsshington street. Boston Po~tns uo tho Snow
Portrait OF United States Robert Toomos Of Georgia
Maine LIQUOR law In Now Cover nrnsn o6acers
Of College Of Physicians and Surgeons Nov
the lecture ROOM With Dr. Dslsaeld delivering tho
Portrait OF Ir. Edward Delaaeid
Porxah Of DR.. Alexander II. Steseps
Teiegrsphs on railway cars and other llustrans with ell
Chess, by an experienced editor
Conunuaton Of the thrilling romance, rhe Last Of
For sle at all depots.
A GENERAL RUSH By ONE AND ALL SHOULD BE
made 70 secure copy Of YOUNG AAEKlOA foe the
picture Of the political invs Pssdenux Functional de-
% aoa. oap su s o"S:s 81 20 S
lady toncss at home with portss O
Fib Avenoodles The Juveni B lard Players Popular
the Train The Ball that Gaher Goes the Four POINTS
Of Diplomacy HppOdramatc HOOps Kansas Letters; besides
sparkling editorials jeu deprs bon mots, JOKES
drums, songs Of The tunes and all Of things
make yeT buttons fy and put everybody good buu,or
Pice cents per number For by All news agents and
N T. W. STRONG. publisher, o. NASSAU st.. n Y.
MO. OUT OF PRINT or FRANK LEsLIE,s ILLUS
V traed Newspaper News agents having copies on
Land have hen exchanged say number by ap
plying at the Office IL aud IA Spruce street
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The Southern Mall,

BALnMoRX, Feb. l. 1856.
New Orleans papers OF Friday Of last week received
but they contain nothing Of sufficient interest to tee.
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A N EXCITING BOOK.
"a A new edition ready.
FIVE YEAR6 or HUNTERS LIFE AMONG LIONS,
ELEPHANTS AND OTHEH WILD AMI
MAILS OF SOUTH AMnklCA.
By r. g. Cunning
With an introduction BY Bay.rd rasor l6 Illustrations
12mO 81 50. DERBY 4 JACKSON,
Publishers. ll9 Nassau street.
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United states Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON Feb. \, 1860.
Nos. "a, 55 and 6e.-ArSument was continued by Mr..
2abr4kie, j. p. Bradley and Hon. B. F. Butler, for de-
66vda
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
A WORK OF INTENSk ,INrERESx.-
"a d. APfLETON Co. s46 and 3l6 Broadway Publl


LEON BONAPARTE WITH ais BROTHER JOSEPH.
beeoeod and AnslAed, with explanatory notes. from the
lemorss Du Roi Joseph" Two thick volumes, limo.
book has yet appeared wtiuh furnishes 20 correct
Qauro of the character Of Napoleon. He almost daily
oommunAtou with hs brother Joseph hts hrst appoint
ens e e Genera Of Brigade % as 18th Of ISIS
we cannot form dsa of
mind that ayed nearly Of Europe
Without reading these letters, which, Ike official
open to US the nmos thoughts and motives OF
on g sss rr,sr These letters s.r upon every suSsc and
ct thing distinguished critic observed Ia ex4ninng
The carly shees that blograpnsrs will write their
biographies Of Napoleon over again"
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A LARGE LOT OF KILIISGER'a GENUINE ONT
"A men'1he Origna tcle two or three yekrs
hetore they commenced aduturae it. being much better
than made Sold by single box quantity very
cheap close the Pacific Loan and Financial O
Pacific Bank OF Broadway and Grand street.
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THE MAN WHO NOMINATED AIxEN-wHAT HUNPHRE
MARSHALL WILL NOr DO.

W11xE1FuzOat
John Kelly the author OF the resolution to make
Gov Aiken Speaker but 1t was thought to be policy to
have Mr.. Cobb offer H. II currently reported tonight
that Humphrey MArshsu says he will not vote for a
osmoorat sgain. have called on him, and he is not in
SO Icsnnot vouch for hs truth Of the statement but it
appears to be well authenticated. B.
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UNPRECEDENTED vAa1ErY.-ApApER THAT WILL

-. FQR SUNDAY, Fee
WIN contain the Greatest Of Interesting Instructive
and choice reading that given world Tor
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

cyIpIGH FOR sALE--A NEW LfoHT FANCY SLEIGH
picey upholstered And warranted well inside, will be
pod low Csn be At $50 West Thirty eighh street, near
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(URE FOR OORNS, BY MADAME BEkH ARD, NO. iG
~ Bowery, side between broomo aud Delaney sess
H. respectfully informs the pubc that hAs 70
duceo te price IN order 70 ensos ever. ons 70 20 Tree from
corns bunous grown In the neah &C. without causing
the least PAIN Persoos attended
home Madame "a rssldence from un o'clock,
y
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22

ALI. SORTS OF A PoLITICIAN.-Mr. james
Stcbbins. formerly Senator from fuba Co.,
has had deal of experience in political mat
tcrs, and might furnish some very interest.
ing items if he would but publish his some
what extensive experience He was origi
nally Democrat. and as such, was elected
TO the Senate of California, and when Know
Nothingism was introduced into our State,
Joined that dark lantern party, and failing
10 obtain the nomination for Senator at the
hands of his Iii vi brethren, wheeled into
tho Democratic ranks again, aad finding
himself rather below par among his old as
sociates, joined the Black Republicans when
that woody headed party was hatched, and
crawled into existence from under the wings
Of that old political buzzard, Wm H. Sew
ard.
We see by the papers from below, that
this paragon of consistency has been en-
ploying his leisure moments in addressing
some very interesting letters to himself, from
n L. Banks, the abolition Speaker Of the
House of Representatives His warmest ad,
mrers never before suspected him of so much
ingenuity unfortunately his trick has
been discovered and exposed, much to his
d,comfture Better retire from political
life, Jcems, and take to dealing in cord wood
and turnips again.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22

Political IrLM Two Republican ora.
tors made dash in Spanish.own on Monday
night. The citizens had a meeting for the
purpose of organizing night police, aud
AFTER the meeInshad concluded its business,
the Black Republican orators preseuted
themselves for the purpose OF organizing n
Niger worshipping Meeting. They were
unable to find one ot their stripe to act as
President, and they plched upon our dem
ocratic friend, Mr.. Cary, aud forced him in
10 service. Mr Cary called the meeting to
order, and SET the blue Coat with bras.
buIttns nn1a led g'asee, ia, motlou. Al
tie commencement ot the orator's harargue
there were about one hundred persons pres
ent, but before its conclusion, the crowu
had dwiudlei down to seven or eight per
sous. It was pert CT tizzle
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-22

ARRESTED FOR COMMUNICATIONS Post
and D.ckey were airaigued before Justice
Jones on Monday. charged with keeping a
gaming house The complaint was made by
Mr. Watson, the owner of the building III
which the alleged gambling took place.
Subseq uently Mr.. Post was arrested for
Sabbath breaking, in being engaged in a
"boisterous and unruly" game, in violation
of the Sunday statute. Both were acquit-
ted of the first charge, but Mr. Post was
found guilty of the latter. Sentence regery-
cd until tomorrow.