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MARSHAL'S sALE.-iN yIRrUE or
w wit OF aeri facias, issued from the Clerk s
once CT the Circuit Count Of the District Of Co
Imnlola Tor the county Of Washington, and 70 nae
al ected, shall expose TO public sale, Tor ras h
at 1! O'Clock m on WEDNESDAY, the Tln q.
OF January, 1857, all defendant9 night, title
claim, and inteIestin and &C t1et No, 10 In Square
NO. sSs, together VITA al AND singula, the IN.
provements thereon, seiz@o and levied upon a.
The Property OF Allison Nailor, and will he sold
10 satisfy Judicial, No. no. to March term, 1853
Bank OF Metropolis Us. Allison Nailor
}, ID. HOOVER, MarsLLi
dec l3-ts for the District OF Columbia,
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MAhshAL'S SALE.-IN VIRTUE OF A
1vl writ OF feri faciss, issued from the CLERK, :
rdce Of the Circuit Of the District Ct Coiambi;,
Tor the county OF Washington, and ~ ne direct
ed shall expose to publ Sale, for cash IN iTont
OF the Court house deer of said County on MON
DAY, the 18th day OF January next, 1867, ~ IL
O'Clock N, all defendants right, ut p, clsiIG ard
as laid down on the plat OF the CITY OF Wasbh0!
ton, ID together with all and singular the i'm.
provements thereon, seized and levied unoa as
the property OF Andrew Boutwell,, and viii bf
soid 10 satisfy Judicials, No. 331, to October
term, l556, Alfred Chapman rs Andrev, 1c,S.
well. J. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
dec Its for the District Of Co,unh;a
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
BY f. 3. wRIGHT;'Georgetown.

BY f. 3. WHICH T;'Georgetown.
ORPHANS COURT SALE-ON wRD
~ NESDAY next, 3lst instant. at 10 O'Clock
shall sell, at the late residence Of Lewis Mating
ly, on High street, the personal effects, consist
ing Of
Groceries, Liquors, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture
, Beds, Bedsteads, and Bedding
Lot Tools. lot Corn, Earthenware, &c.
Terms Cssh. r.. =. WRIGHT,
dec 27-3tS hucuonreT.
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Two LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
4 GENTLEMEN TO BE RENTEO.--They
also, can be Boarded in the house IL desired.
Apply to THOS POTENTINI, No 219 Penn
avenue, south side. dec IL
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COAL--EUAL-COAE
nF ALL KINDS AND OF TIE BESr
~ quality always on hand, at
JOHN W. MYERS l. co
Yard corner u and AID streets, FirIt W ar1.
dec lo-u
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LNOR RENT TUE LARGE THREE Story
Il Birch House, situated on the corner OF 18TH
and II streets, containing 10 Rooms. with Coal
Cellar and Bath Room. Inquie OF JAMES w e.
BARKER, next door to the Lutheran Church.
nov 2-tf
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WARRINGTON L. ALEXANDRIA X.
4 Do ~ n g. :;siIll.a

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DECEM.
ber 2!th, until further notice, a train OF
cars VIII leave the Depot in Alexandria, at the
corner OF It. Asaph and Princess streets, for
washington at 3 and lOa m, ~ m and and 1
p. m. -
Omniousses will be IN y;adinsss at the Potomac
81 street and Pennsylvania avenue ar Derter;s
i hotel from this point at the above mentioned
Slhibusses will leave fer the Southern end OF
the Bridge where the cars will be In readiness 10
proceed to Alexandria
Passengers will find comfortable sitting rooms
al Dexter's Hotel
BUSHROD w FROBEL,
oec Zi-Iw Superintendent
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auct,oneers.
I ARGE SALE OF CHOICE FAMILY
~ Groceries. Cigars, &C., at Alctlsu. On
FRIDAY MORNING, January 2, at 10 O'Clock,
we will sell, at our Auction Rooms, a choice as
sortment Of Family Groceries, &c. We name In
part
Imperial, 6unpowder, and Black Teas
~ boxes Brown and Palm Soaps
20 boxes Mould and Adamantfne Candles
30 boxes Saleratus, Chocolate, and Olives
20 doz Buckets and Brooms
~ boxes Mace roni aud Vefmicelli
Is boxes (25 lbs each) Figs
Is boxes Starch and Indigo Blue
10000 Cigars
70 boxes pipes, IS bundles Paper
rs doz Blue and Black Ink In boxes
barrels Vinegar, baskets Olive OIL
20 kegs pure White Lead, &c.
WITH many other articles in the grocery line not
here enumerated
gale positive. Terms at sale.
WALL, BARNARD r. CO.,
DEC 3O-dts Auctioneers.
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BY WALL. BARNARD CO, Auctioneers
ExrE NSIVE SALE or BRANDIEs,
II Whiskeys, and Jamaica Spirits, At Auc-
hen, ION and months dit.)-On FRI
DAY MORNING, January I'd, at 10 O'Clock, we
Will sell at our Auction Rooms, large consign-
ment Of choice Otard Brandies, Whisky, ia
maica Spirits, &c
casis fine Otard Brandy
/ Z casl cognac do
cask Pinet do
i cast old Jamaica Spirits
barrels old fourth proof Gipson's Whiskey
> do old Monongahela Whiskey
IS demijohns Il, ?. and gallops) old Rye Whis-
The attention Of hotel keepers, restaurants, and
others Is respectfully invited to this sale as the
articles are OF excellent quality, and must be sold
Terms: $50 and under, cash. over that amount
credit Of two and four months, for notes salts.
factorlly endorsed bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD Il co
uec oO dts AuCtioneers.
DU Bic SALE. SUBSCRIBER
will offer for sale, at Public Auction, on F RI.
DAY the 9th day Of January next, on the prem
lses, the valuable farm where he now lives, near
the Great Falls, being part Of the farm formerly
owned by Lawson Littieton, containing Isl \ acres.
The farm Is In good condition. well proportioned
FOR Plough, Meadows, and Timber land beauI-
fully watered With never falling springs has on
II good bui dings, an apple orchard, and nUmher
OF peach trees, a very desirable country residence
Also, the farm adj Dining directly north, the re-
manning part OF the said Lit:leton Farm, contain
lag II acres
Also, the personal property If the subscribe
consisting Of Household Furniture, Bsis and Bed
Ing, Cow, a span Of Horses, Harness, Pleasure
Wagon, Farming Utensils, &c &c
Terms Of sale made known on the day Of sale
IL II should be st rmy on the day designated
the sale Will take place on the first fair day
dec U-lawts N. ID WELLS.
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NOR RENT OR SALE, IN THE FIRST
Il WARD.-In beautiful situation, on T., be-
tween 10th and 2lst streets. a Brick House. con
tanning SIX rooms, with a large lot belonging.
Persons wishing To view the premises can do SO
by applying to Mr.. John CLARK, living opposite
the property. For terms apply to ANDREW
SMALL, No. 2sl street north, between sth and
10Th streets. dec 2S-3t&
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rhE CeNGa Es>Ivr.I H..k

ceFa:T Of Louisiana avsnHs aad 7sk street
WARRINGTON. ID. a.,
"lLL RECEIVE DEPOSITS ANDMAkE
w COLLECTIONS on all the prlnciHll cities In the
Union, and promptly attend 10 any eusiness IN its
line h. ROINE,
dec Z3-3m Cashier
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.


FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH
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70 CuNFECrIoNeRs

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED IN
I'LL the LIST day u February next for the ereIu-
sive Pnvilege OF selling confectionery and other
refres aments except intoxicating dTinksD at the
third Exhibition Of the metropolitan Nice nanics'
institute, to be opened on the If and close about
the Both OF arch next
The bidder must agree to ct up the space aliot-
ted TO him in a creditable style ana in harmony
with the gene al decoration % the hall. ne mnsE
also give satisfactory evidence Of his ability &,
furnish articles Of the best quality
Address the undersigned, Superintendent ~ the
Exhibition at his ONCE, f0l + rect. cor o. 5th
dec 27-eotFebI CHAS. = STANSByRy
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PIANO PORTE TUNING.


y + DENNIS, TUNER AND REGULATOR
LIZ Of the Piano orte, from Chickeripg & Sons,
Boston, begs leave to call the attention Of the
public TO The following recommendations from
Thalberg and 6ottschaII:
This is to certify that can with great conf
dence recommend Mr. +. Dennis as a superior
Tuner or the Plano Forte The Grand Piano
used by me at my concerts in this city was tuned
by MI b. F. Dennis. and, in my opinion, ne Is
fully capable Of sustaining his present position
- one that thoroughly understands his profes
siou. a ruALs RE,
Washington, December aGlh.
certify that Mr.. B. F. Dennis is an excellent
Iuner OF the Piano, and most competent In reg
uiating pianos. Ii affords me great pleasure to
.ecsmWena BIN Has! particularly 20 the public
and the profession L. GoTr.cHtLE
Washington December 22d
DFOrders to be lef at H. Dayls' Music Store
Pennsylvania avenue. dec = Iw
ONE COLLAR!
PAGUERREOTYPES 4 AMBROTYPFS,
IN NEAT CASES,
FOX HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
will be made a.
VANN RsoN'S ALLERY,
GnnE hs First Of January.
PATENT AMBROTl PES,
In Fine silk, Velvet lined Cases, from 81 to sl5
VANNERSON'S GALLERY,
(ovER LANE Il TUckKR's)
dec 40 lwf No 424 Penna. avenue.
NOTICE WE SHALL AS USUAL, PRIOR
10 the Isl or January, make an indiscriminate
issue OF all open accounts on our books up TO the
18th instant Those who prefer not to have them
sent to them will hnd their bills resdy FOR deliv-
cry at our desk Ii Is hoped that all will wit bout
delay settle The same, according TO the terms on
which their purchases were made
dec - iW CLhGEEr. DODSON 4 SON
NOTiGE.--WE MOST RESPECTFULLY
IN Inform those OF our customers having ac-
counts on our books that the same are now ready,
aud can be had on application at our desk any
u me prior 20 the LIST January, when thOs2 remain
Ing unattended to viii he presented for settle mer.
dec 2e-3. HUTCHINSON a. MUNRO.
MIrCE MEAT ,-MINCE MEAr.-AN-
lv1 other lot Of our MINCE MEAT
KING & BURCHELI.,
dec ~ Conner Vermont ave. and 18th SIS.
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PUNE COUNTRY EtLK
FAMILIES DESIRING To BE SUPPLIED
II nom Locust Hill DRY, will do well TO give
ten or nnsen Gays nJtice IN advance Of 4 com
meIcement. Address tle 4. t'roprie or az I.ac,st
Hitl Dairy, y through the Post once
dec l6- 1--WE
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FIRE-This morning. about o'clock, 6re
broke out in a frame dwelling On the corne.
of Massachusetts avenue and Fourth street
east. The house, which belonged to Dir. Nc
Oregon, was entirely consumed The fremen
were on the spot, but could give no assistance
for want Of water.
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CHEAP READING A valuable collection OF
second hand books comprising history, biogra-
ghy, travels, tales and miscellaneous books,
&c, at very triaing prices at the Northern
Liberties Book Store, 327 Seventh street,
above the market.
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IfOR RENT-THhT LARGE AND HAND.
l. some three story Brick h Ouse with back build
ings, &c, &c on the corner OF 1ith ard Fl streets
IL is completely furnished throughout Posses
sion may be had Immediately. Apply to T.. r.
WHITE co Grocers, Louisiana avenue
dec 26-tf
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SUITES OF ROOMS FURNISHED AND
~ unfurnished. Private Tables, &c, at $50 18th
street, opposite the War Department dec 81 -2w&
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DOs'r FORGET the fine concert Of tonight
ct Wesley Chapel conducted by Prof. Daniels.
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ARRzsrRD.-This morning, German, call
ing himself AdOlph HerEan, was caught at
Dexter House in the room Of the Hon DIR
Thurston attempting robbery. He was taken
70 the cent? al guard house, and being unable
to give q good account Of himself, was sent to
all by Justice Erich to await the action OF
the grand jury.
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HRIEE.

AnDREUg-bILLER-At Pre- Pisce Ii ns issni. or Toe
"a, evefiIc. July by ,bs Rev Tbeoiore L. Guy SIR.
Geor,e Of ills city. to Miss ssrsh NJ ia 4ther
,f Tr fsihanieI Mlie'.
California Taptfs please copy
BYLsORD-ARrHUR-On Sstgr3sy, July 5, Sy tbs Rev.
Eotert Aunsrrax Mr. wLlsm Bedford 70 mi@s MARGARET
.sno Arthur. both d this city
CIARk-W INTERBLE-OD Monday July 7. Mr.. Ambro,s
Csik of Maine to hks Amelia b. Winarbe Of this city
pAYnAY-At C.rkil Saturday. JaDs IS Mr. George r.
Dey 20 las ssIy q. Day. all Of CstskilL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Geneva n T., Tue sisy.
July Ia A. Dickinson Of Amosrs Msss ~ Hiss Sostn
II. 6nttIt Of Geneva
FvERITr-ADsT-At Pslenville, Greene Courty N on
WeoI..Ssy evening July ~. Sir. ChN Eyvrnu Of Hi<h
FA. Mss Mary Adst, daas her OF H. j. Aiist, ESQ., Of
the Turner lace.
Acknowledgement Brooklyn, l.. d.. Ma
AcCuteheoh ef Nswburrh n. 7 10 Mary Grace younss
dsuthter Of MIR Henry Supmene OF Newborn City, for
hefi) of frs'oL, kptlA-d
mAChA1-CLARK-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. July 8 MI
'gs hsekAy OF New York Miss Mary Ctsrk OF bfook
lyn-
hiooNS- HfD0EIn this city, on Sunday, Jsus y, BY tho
hry M Aint.ee, William Z. Riggs to Gertrude b.
bsdse oil Of this city.
kEAp-BCTLER-in Brooklyn, Tuesday morning. July
81 iIe re'tpee OF Hush Lang BY the Rev. Mr Baird,
buchsbsn Heed TO Hattie Denisoo daughter Of tins late
fd~sid Butler Of M rhanpton, Mas.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday July Q, John d.
Watson to ABA SoLle, taughts. of the late Heary Z.
Robertson all Of this city.
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WEDNESDAY, July 9-p. NJ.


The stock market was not very active this morning
and the quotations are without particular change.
Erie contG 70 be the leading fancy and attracts
large portion of the attention of operators Although
the bears are shy Of selling it Short at the pres
ent advance in prices, there is believed to be still
large short interest in it uncovered. The large re-
ceipts on this road which produced the present
movement still continue and the result has
completely upset the calculations OF the bears.
Erie is now beginning to be properly appre-
ciated rs remunerative road under the present
management, as property earning good dividends
and with large margin for an advance. 1.-THE money
market remains disturbed for ninety days shall
undoubtedly such an advance. 1t is q favorable
feature that the rise from 55 to 65 has brought
stockn to the street Il an has gone out. The amount
remains as before, about ~, 600 shares. The Erie
transported during the last week. among other prop
erty, lOO72 head of CATTLE including beeves, calves,
sheep, &c. Reading recovered somewhat from the
depression of yesterday, and closed at s2l0
92s. Central was frmer and closed
at SO. Panama was steady at lOl. Western shares
are without much change. Chicago and Rock Island,
however, was buoyant, and advanced to 94a. Cleve-
land and Toledo closed a. 7a steady with considera
be business doing. Michigan Southern was steady.
bear sale of Michigan Central made at 90 seller
ninety at tie Second Board Illinois Central sold at
l04I. large amount of this stock went out by
the steamer to-day. Illinois Central Bonds were
buoyart and in demand closing at 80, further adj
vance of y cent. Fries 1871 sold at SO. New-York
Central g. esi State Stocks were in fair demand az
about previous rates. Vhginias were little better
and Miseouris triAe lower. Some New York CRY %
1870 sold at 96c. There public TRANSACTIONS IN
Government Stocks, but some parcels have come ou'
by the last steamers for sale or redemption.
The market for Exchange cloeed without important
change, but rather easier for Francs and commercial
Sterling. The recent Large movement in produce for
export has somewhat increased the supply Of bills,
ard but for the additional demand caused by the re-
m,tance of the semi annual interest and dividends on
the various securities held abroad, the decline would
probably have been equal to per cent. The demand
wes also increased for this steamer and last by the
necessary alarm Of the managers Of moneyed iost'
tuticu in Groa. Britain, which ordered home al ~
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A WOMAN MURDERED BY HER HUsBASD.-At an
early hour this morning the Police of the First District
received intelligence Of q murder which had oeen
committed during the night or at early hour this
morning in Groesoeckyie, just below the south
bounds of this city,. They immediately repaired to
the place, and fouId in a house in Ooeu street the
wife Of Frspcis Mccain, with her head horribly cut,
the floor covered With bood and she corpse. He
was Sc. leave the house early this morning and 10
westward over the hills. For some time pas. they
have both led a dissipated life. He was formerly
catman but late he has done little of any work. and
it is .ad that he has been for a few days past de-
ranged. The fatal blow was inflicted with an axe,
which was found in the room where the murder wa.
committed Mccain is still at large, though it is said
that he was seen in the lower part of the city abou.
clock this morning II is also said that he called
upon the p,iett, TO whom he confessed that he had
killed tw men. Coroner IDE rabam summoned Jury
10 inv estgste the facts of the They have not
yetrendered verdict. [Alb Jour-, Och.
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WlkD.

ALEXANDER,on Montsy July :. Emma eides, esosher OF
William ara Elizabeth Alexander, aged IL years
BRYANT-At SoBs vilie Cuyahosa County Ohio on Friday
Jure f,srcs Br, ant, formerly from Massachusetts, IL
RE osth year Of bis age.
BuFLlN-OL Mord day. July 7, Mr. Edward Buan S,rmariv
OF Deir gleush, Xii 70 County, Ireland ssed 80 yvar
BoNDon Tuesday July 8, James L. Bond. 81 ys.rA
COON-Afer short lilies. Mr. Aaron Com aged year.
AID month
GALLAGhER-en Tuesday, July 9, after short illness
Owen oashsr native Of Tuliyrincriss, County Tyroae
helsId sA.c 30 yesre.
COOPER On Tue sdsy July Thomas Cooper Of I'D ward
Cooper, deceased, ssed So yeaIs.
DEEHAMO On Tuescsy, July 8. Mrs Eliza wife Of Andrew
D.rhsm, tsq. in the fSth year Of her sge
ENIRITT-iu Brootlyn, Monday. July Mr. Charles o.
Ev.ri,t, ssea IS )esIs. months and dAya
FROST o. Tuesesy July suddenly, John Frost, esq, Tor.
n.Ily Of Maize. eyed u yesTs
HUGHES-OI Tuesday morning July Jane Huxhes wife Of
Atpskh, Ireisid.
BEINSOHN-On Tuesday July John Chr Heinschn ssed
KINGsBukY-At w.shiuson City. o. Thursday, Jun. g,
Msjor j. P; Kins'buy formerly Of the s.h regiment o. s.
LAW sON-On Wednesday. July Nellie youngest child of
Robert L. and NJ. ria Lawson. ssed 10 months
Ies,Ge, &C. No ios HieIs street, BrOoslyn-
McNABB- On Tuesday July g. Jane wife Of Richard McNsbb,
seed a yes1.
OLNsTEADIn Cadz Ohio where he had resided for upward
ct thirty years, MIR John Olmstead aged II years. Mr.
Cpsresd as an eberpps and prominent citizen AID has
for y.srs done good in the Of human freedom
OAKLEY-On Tuesday, July 8, May J. Mouro, wife Of
oss IL the S n.y. yea, Se s1 age 1,.o.cv invited
Der u1 ersl from her late residence No. 40 Tro,
street, Thursday st 81 O'Clock, without further invitation
QU.GO- On Tuesday morning. July Bernard Qaiss in the
i4,h year Ut his age.
TBOMrsON-At Newark, N. j. on Monday July :, NJ. L;
Tkonp.o of tho late George ThompsoI In the std
yesI Of her
WOLFE-At Sharon strinu, New York. Sunday, July O..
Tionas X Wolfe of Neg- Orleans, La.
WULfF-On TUESDAY July g. Gustav Wolf, aged - yeAn
snd months.
woOD-on Tre.say Julys Of Inflammation Of bowels, Miss
tluora Woo. esed ~ yeais, II months aid u dsya
WARNE-On Tuesday, July Sarah Juistte, only child Of
Jtbn Sarah j. Wsne, aged Ii months If days.
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Both bills were executed from the sane plate the
psues of the States and cities being inserted offer.
ward. Cousdtn sifer being arrested, confessed tina.
he manufactured the money and sold it for circulation
here AID elsewhere often disposDg Of it for ceuts
or dollar He further stated that large quantities OF
the bogus money had been cold and circulated Ia this
city. His business to uake it, and not to crcu
late it. Several hundreds of the counterfrits were
found at the Office Of Maze au.sreet prnSr who had
s,,uck tn m from the plate. The patty who engraved
the ave also acertained, but wheth he or the
printer did their work with guilty kn,wedge remains
to be seen portion of the counterfetng apparatus
belonged to a gang Of burglars who srres ed
eight yts's ago. sid who stated and made the author
es believe, tbet they had thrown it into the North
River The prisoner halls from the West, aud says
he hes been engaged in the business 10 this city for
about year. 1t is suspected that Others have been
engaged with Consden in this business AID efforts are
being made to ascertain if such is the The Off.
ctrs above nan ed deserving of much credit for
their extrtiODe in mansg' successfully this
The pr1sober was taken before Justice Brennan and
committed to await further examination.
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GERMAN REPUBLICAN MEErIS SAT the meeting
Of the Republican Central Committee last night,
Spt cisl Committee consisting of Franklin j. Ottarson
Fifteenth Ward Tribune Office, Joseph c. Pnckney'
Seventeenth Ward, Ferdinand Fenneberg, Tenth
Ward, Christian Schwartz, Nineteenth Ward, anu
Daniel Willis, Eleventh Ward, were appointed to take
meas uIes for securing series of meetings among our
German citizens to advance the cause of Freedom.
This Special Committee will meet at the Central CON-
mittees rooms this Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
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ARREST or A BANK NOTE FORGER.
HIS IMPLEMENTS AND go. 900 IN COUNTER
FRlr BILLS SElZED.

Sergeant Brown and Office K.eie of the c Jeff
BUREAU yttte'dsy arrested S. Cottden 50 ab,u,
bbty five yesr Of sge, Who TOR coIs ter-ble ti'ne
pea, he's been engaged in the manufacture and dis
peal Of couhterieit b,nk bls. He occupied a room
in tire third SOY of No e. Duaue street. and the
officers on searching four about $40 900 in Unsigned
Is bulls upon the Union Bank At Providence, X /
and tho Union Bunk at SssDton Falls, Vt, and on his
pt they found $3.50 Of the Providence bills signed
Btslde hS counterfeit money the officers found large
prtfe, the plates from which the bills were made,
rollers. points, dies and IN shot, all the psrsphen4
liza requisite to carry the business As the bdt arr
con ely well executed ard calculated to deceive
we give description Of them:
Tie President Directors Co., Of I:
THE UNION BANK,
(5)to fEsHs, too the 80 besrer, No /:
92ss. phe.. f,Isnd flag. and o,, !:
FIVE, h-sds Of DOLLA&S !:
Anchor sc 5Pre,ioepts (stesmboat) !:
: Providence, March !, ls56. !:
JAS. B. HAskrxs. Cash JoHs H. oRNssEE. Pres'd. !:
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-Loss ABOUT SIS, oOo.-About
O'Clock this morning fire was discovered in the car
risge factory of Lloyd e. Jones, Hamilton street.
The flames spread With great rapidty throughout the
on hand as also every kind Of msteiia used in the
business, all Of which was entirely destroyed Messrs
Lloyd IL Joness los mutt be quite heavy say &c, 900
on Which they had insurance of 900 in the Mu
tual Insurance Company, and $4,000 IN New YORK
Companies. The buildings were owned by John Tsy.
lOr, ard the lower part occupied by him as matt
house. They were insured for $1,000, which will
fully cover the loes. Albany Argus, 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

WnLARD's HISTORY oV FREMosT.-Wilsyd's sup
Elementary history OF the United States, entitled
" Last Leaves" published in 1853. after abiding to
the difficulties between Commodore Stockton Gen.
Keaney ard Col Fremont in California in lsf7, says:
"On one occasion Fremont was, it seems threatened
with being put in irons II he should have actually
received irons upon his limbs and worn them home,
"then there would have been cry of q second Co
"lumbus, brought in chains from q world which
"be had discovered and occurred for his country and
"be meantime, guilty Of no vice folly might, In
looming years, have made lin president or THE
"USIok. Such IL the spiht Of The times and people"
II IL wei 10 take pote Of it.