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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of three wrlts
IN OF EIeri Facias, issued from the Clerks Office
the County of Washington, Ind to me directed
viii expose to public sale for Cash, in front of the
DAY, the 23th day of October, at u o'clock M the
following described property to wit: all defends MT
rghf title, claim, and interest and to that part of
Lot. No. II. IN Square No. S74, commencing Y feet
inches from the northeast corner OF said lot 'front.'
and 10th streets West, aud running back that width
the whole depth of the lot, together with all and sin
GUAR the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property of vii lam ID. Acken, and will
he sold to satisfy Judioss Nos Sol, Ss. and S79.
OCTOBER term, 1851, IN favor Of Charles Koones
OF Parker II. Clark, Peter j. Steer, and Fielder NJ
Magruder, US. w iliam ID. Acken.
J. ID. HOOVER.
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
S-dtds
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WE HANE NOW ON HAND AT OUR
Wareroorns; corner of 18th street and -
Penn. avenue. and under CarusI's Saloon p=8S
the assortment Of CHAMPIONSHIP
and hELODEONS, Of all description. from tie
PiaInest To the most magnificent. Louis XIV STYLE
from the ceebrated factory of Erard ROsenk ranz
a d Bacon Raven, which We sell at the most
reasonable terms.
We being the only practical PianofOrte Makers in
the District can.gve satisfaction in every respect
Persons wishing To purchase good article are re-
auested to give call
We have also, on hand. seven second hand Pianos,
which we will sell very chesp, to make room for
ocT w. G. METZEROrr.
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The FRANKLIN STATUE COMMITTEE Of the
Columbia Typographical Society meets to- night
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USOR FEW DAYS LONGER.-6reat Bar
II Eains-Closing ont az
ii. j. MCLAUGHLIN cos,
rs %. between 9Th md sth sts.
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Rev. DR.. TEAsDALE is in the city, and will, n
doubt, preach to his people to- morrow.
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WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 5, 1857.

DEAR SIR: The Piano purchased Of you in the
Of Boston, has been daily since that time. and
am happy to state has fully sustained the very Ia
yorable opinion had formed Of these instruments.
The Pianos of this mandatory are not, IN my
judgment, surpassed by those OF any other. For
Volume and sweetness of tone. prompt action, dura-
bility, beauty Of workmanship, &c, &c-, they are
not ex ceed by any Others W Ith which am scquant
ed. Respectfully, your obedIent servant.
o. r. MERRILL.
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u NOTICE.
i HE Undersigned having entered into Copartnsr-
ship the business of HAIR CUTTING, DIR Esq
ND, WIG MAKING, q &C.. q O., will he Ga ried on
under the names OF Joseph HEARD,
CHARLES WATSON.
NB-wIGS, TOUPEES, SCALPS, 4 c., made
To orler. at the shortest possible notice. select
assortment always hand, at -
HEARD Il WATSON'S,
oc 5-lw National hotel and 9th st.
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Baltimore Markets.

WHEELING, VA, Oct. 16.-The river here
day, is falling.
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WATCH RETURNs.-Last night the occupants
Of the cells at the central guard house were lodg
eTs, and these were dismissed at an early hour.
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The CIRCUIT COURT commences its October
term on Monday next.
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pEGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS VOL
IL UNTEERS,

WASHINGTON. October 9Th, 1857,
The Regiment will assemble for the Annual Pa
rade, as prescribed by law, at the usual parade A.
ground at the City Hall. at 10 O'Clock q. M on "
MONDAY, the 18th instant, (beIng the ann ~ "
versary OF the battle and victory of Yorktown Nh III
All Ohcers OF the Regiment are required - -
To he punctua IN their attendance and those havins
command of Companies will give each member Ol
them the proper notice, previous to that time anC
have them IN line precisely at that hour. BY order
OF Col. HICKEY:
oc9-St H. ~ ORER Adiutsut.-
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REAL EsrATE.-On Thursday, A Green, auc
tioneer, sold lots 6 and III Of subdivision of 10
Il in square 2i7, on Massachusetts, avenue be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, to Alb
ner Brush, for l94 cents per square foot.
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WE CALL ATTENTION to the advertisement o.
MIR. Baier, in another column. His new book
PERIODICAL and stationery store, on Seventh street
Island, will undoubtedly prove a great cOnve
nienee to the Seventh Warders.
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CENTRE MARkEr-The attendance was large,
as usual on Saturday, and the supplies average in
quality and quantity. The hay market was we'll
supplied, hay selling at 9Oc. as1 I2 per cwt The
prices in the provision market were about as fol-
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Dy JAM rs v MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
EACELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
-! - KEEPING EFFECTS AT PuBLIc AucrIoN-On
TUESDAY MORNING, October 18Th at 10 o,cle :
at the residence of Mrs. Hamilton, on Indiana ave-
nue., nearly opposite the City Hail. shall sell ali the
Eurmt1re and Effects, comprising
suite OF pu covered Parlor furniture comprising
PAIR of medallion back Sofas, two arm and SIX
parlOr Chairs - -
Pair of walnut carved brocatelle covered Arm.
chairs
Walnut reclining Chair. Easy Chars
Rosewood marble top Table, fancy Chairs
w alnut w hatuot, iron marble -top Table
onze Mantel Ornaments Vases Centre Iamnx
Gilt Window Shades Curtains
Brussels, three ply, and ingram Carpets
lndIa Mating, Ollcloth, Stair CARPET
Three mahogany hair spring Sofas, Arm Chairs
walnut Extension Dining table, Sideboard
Walnut and oak e-seat Chairs
Chlna, Glass, and Crockery Ware. Table CUTLERY
SIlver-plated Walters. plated Tea Set :
Mahogany, French, and cottage Bedstsads
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Washstands
Wardrobes. Lounges, Toilet Sets
Two full marbled Cottage Chamber Sets
reather Beds, Boisters and Pillows Bedding
HAIR and Husk Mattresses, Toilet Set
excellent Refrigerator, walnut Arm Chairs
Cooking Stove and other fixtures
SIX open front Coal Stoves
Together with general assortment of household
and kitchen requisites.
Also, at O'Clock, two excellent Mich Cows
Terms: $50 and under, cash, in bankable fu ads
over hat sum- credit OF sixty and ninety da G. for
satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
Oc sd JAS. G. MEG CURE Auctioneer
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THE Old SENATE CHAMBER is being renovated
and TelttCd in handsome style for the coming
session by Contner, upholsteTer-
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CHEAP carbohydrates FROM AUG

VVVHE CLOTH HAT just out and universally adj
II mired as Gent fine dress Hat requires m
comments, but an examination VIII guaranty the
sale. 81. -s.rpppDcu Snyr-,,
neI ast steamer At the Bazaar, of 9Th street
and Penn. avenue.
a-eo HOPKINS
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FUTURE DAYS


BY VAIL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
Two HANDSOME 4 VALUABLE BUILD
-, ING Lots AT AucTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,
ses, at AZ O'Clock D. m two desirsble Bndinf lots
Sslng snodIylson and part Of Lot No. rs in square
~, Ion the stsnd having front of q feet
S, ,I aliey, between "a and 9Th streets west
nc attentlon OF persons wishing TO make 3 good
the sa Q is positive. ~ " ' "0'e' 80
Term: OF sale One third cash; the residue in two
cured oy deed oftrust on the property.
oc9ts WALL 4 BARNARD Auet,rs .
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il. Ellis, Esq, Washington.

WASH NGToN, ID. G., May /, 1887.
Dear Sir: The Piano ! purchased of you Of Hallet,
Davis a Co.'S manufacture, some eighteen mouths
since, continues 20 give entire satisfaction. IL is
clear. full, sweet tone, and of beautiful workman
ship; not being judge of such instrumental trust
ed TO your word, and feel pleased in saying have
not regretted 1t. Yours, respectfully,
,,. Mas. PKTER CALLkN.
We have now large stock Of these Pianos, Sc
lected personally when IN Boston last week.
oc5-d JOHN F. ELLIS, 3o6 Pa avenue.
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OK TUESDAY EvESISG the Washington Butch
er Club, No. I, have their cotillon party at the
Northern Liberties Hall.
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PEoFANITT.-James Hughes, colOred, was ar
rested this morning, for using grossly indecent
and profane language in the street. He was taken
before Justice Dom Of the fourth police district,
and fined ~ and costs
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O(U Just opening a splendid Assortment of
Spring and Summer r EADY- MADE CLOTHING
style and make, at the Emporium of Fashion, No,
so BroynS Hotel, next 70 private entrance.
mag 50 tIntel& Statesl ess
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HAMS, SIDES. SHOULDERS, ANDLARD

HAMS, SIDES, SHOULDERS, Nd LARD.
Just received, Hams, SIDES. and Shoulders. and
Lard and fresh Butter; extra supe fine Flour ,
brown and white Sugars Coffee, Rice, Soap. and
Candles, and Syrup; aud a general assortment OF
Family Groceries, Wines, and Liquors. by
JONAS p. LEVY,
Nv ~ IT No. So 18th street. corner IF 3 street.
TNHE LEGAL. ADVISER, or how 20 diminish
Il Losses, AVOID Lawsuits. and save Time. Iron
BILE. aud Money, by conducting business according
to law, pounded by the best and latest Auf hor
tiles; by Edwin Il. Freedley, author Of a Prsotical
Treatise on Business; Sl.25
- lnfoImatlon sbou. Texas, carefully prepared b.
ID. r. r.. Braman, of MetasoTda, Texas; 75c. ~
Modern Reform Exsmlned; uT the union Of North
and South on the subject of Slavery; by Joseph G..
Stiles; 81. Just published, md for sale by
TAYLOR d MAURY,
sc Do Booksellers, near 9Th street.
HnteI.. TnloD. States ar H"r
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0~NOrICE-LtcsHss persons whose LIZ
liz censes from the Corporation of Georgetown
pire the 3lth inst. are hereby notified promptly
renew the same, and pay the amount to the Clerk
Of the Corporation. otherwise they may subject
themselves to fne.
sc 2-3tawtOctl0 VIM. LAIRD, Clerk.
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SCRIBE-COMEDIES
- Scrlbe-Comedies, Vsudevilles.
De Glrardln-Poesies completes.
DE acknowledgements, Gu Deux Amours.
Rey baud-Le Cog du Clocher,
Key baud-L' ludustrie en- Europe.
Gozlan-Le Notaira de Chantllly.
Eyma-Ies Peaux Noires.
Marmler-Au bord de Ia Neva.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de L'Ameriaue Espagnole.
Musset-Ia Bavolette.
Cbabrlllan-Les VoleurS dor.
Souvestre-ITn Phiosophe sous les TOTS.
Sonyeetre-C Confessions dun Ouvrier.
Zach in one volume, price 81 cents, just imported
fcom Paris, with many others, by
oc6 fhANCk LAY LUX.
-op FEW nays IONCFa -G,.s, R.r
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D.sORDERLY PGRTIEs.-Last night two parties
Of disOrderly persons were noticed in various
parts Of the city very much under the influence
Of liquor and inclined to be dSorderly. OGe
party was from Virginia, the other from Mary
he nfUhf
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CITY ITHMS.

IL PEs such day as yesterday would have iar-
n-hed thus morning.: papers With dozen or to 4
.ueides. It tr.ed 10 rain all day, but missed Il on
every Effort ard fog such as ~ hear OF IN London
pri a. brcoded Ike fowl nightmare over al tefres-
iral things The sidewalks were greasy with mad,
aid the main streets were only canals Of slgsh No~
ard then sleigh went screechirg over The pavement,
18th desperate looking diver, ~ho was eylienty
rupl-ng u.on tie recollection Of the snow
which fell last mentb. bis Staying being conaaef
to lis horses and the patience Of his passenger.
Whoever had 70 ford the way carefully weighed the
Glance OF jTowup- snd then wsded the street lucky
indeed Lot found fouI dered ere the opPo-lie curb
cuIoed hi, rash career. W. raw great n1mber a
such efforts and in every instance the mud vs. over
TWO feet. The fvg was dense At tlmes tina, CON-
pee vas Necessary " compass eFo-slng and az WHO
urdertcok such cross hal right 10 be eross though
they nd lot always get serOss owing to the crossing
Of vehicles, the crossness Of drivers, and the
cross purPoses of the multitude. The excess
i've ugtness OF the weather rled the most can
Gsd dxPoasi0Rs, and svsyssdy looked usyl fsk
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MAR RE ID.

BYFCHFR-JONES--A Bridgeport, Conn. on Wsdnesdsy.
ian. n hN The Rev Nj Townr, the Rev t. N bstch" W
Mis- Julia daughter OF the Rev. Henry Joue.
BLkCKlE-PLUNNER- Saturday nisht, JAM y at tss
bous- the Re. Mr. klpg, John b Bac re OF THIS ey "
Miss Sophie A. Plummer late Of PhtsdePha
CIMMtNG-SEAD-On Monday, FEB. ? BY me KEY. w
stole Mr. Spec, Cumming II this city, To Miss nnh'ys
,,ls.t dsug ht,r IT Rotert Need of Poughkeepsle.
FRFELANO- PARKER-O On "Wednesday, Feb T. BY the NV.
Cl,. Ps,Ier Mr.. John Freeland Miss Louisa C1ol~s
Parker OF boboktn
HATHFwAY- ROsE-On TUESDAY FEB. ;, at the rssieocs
of Il blce. father West Sufeld, Conn, b. u hsihc-
way JerI cite J. Rose.
KING SAMIFR-At Workers Wednesday Feb !, ~ tho
Rev DR. Cummings Pastor Of 81 stephens Chufon NOW
York John KING 70 Cecilia a. ssnil-r
PTRpY-sAITd-On wednesday, Feb 81 tns DqSeh ne
nnsd Chneh OF T., Fsy-tts psc- and Fourth sres
d. The Rev d. Knox, Cbas. VI. PufdJ of Maroofoasns
[ ..t,i County 20 May r. smith Of this Guy
TaINTOR- BURCHARD-In this city, on Tuesday. Feb
by the Dr A.SsEdsT Charles Taihor OF b1hao, 70
susan SurchArd If Me-. fOrk.
WlLGRESS- BOCLTON-At the Cathedral ToToLto, a.
N.ou..d-v by the Lord Bishop Of the Oios-e
si.'rd BY n. Rev n Gsset h. d George, youngest -
Lieut. Msess late Rossl Artillery 10 Ca'oline oniy
daughter he late Rev W Boulton, r. A. ~ ou~-ns Cob
g Oxfod and dAush; OF the late hon Nj Jusuos
Buulton.
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STcoNp AvYsvT--Mr. Brooks has noticeds bill whiek
makes the duty of the Counsel 20 the Corpo'atca Il
N,w.York Cry 10 take the necessary legSl mess-
ues to open such Parts Of the Second avenue ~ have
ret alreacy been opened. All laws pow in force n
said city relative o proceedings toT opening streets.
excep, section one chapter 2O9 Of the laws OF 1879.
sbsu apyy 10 the proceedings suhouzed by this act;
snd the application for the sppoipimen, Of Commits
scuers Of Estims,es and assessments IN ssd proceed
mgs aud the motion for the 6rms,ion Of the report
Of said Comm ssioners, may b. made st any Spec,A
Term Of the Supreme Count appointed to be held -
and for the City and County of New-lcsk.
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IAiyeriiss menLl

n TfTTTfU 7 TNFTVTTU
~ tuu out dscov-,e while the East In Hes scean cure t
Conan ptiou Broncbis Asthma Coughs Odds snd fcneA
Debility The edy discovered by him when MO onS
chid-a given die Wishing 70 % mucs
suod \. pos.be he viii send 10 such ct his afflicted teo~
keira, request this recipe With iul dreouoos 20,
M and successfully using T. He requires esch rpcsns ~
dc! him sbr. three cent. to b. returned a. poxs
on u. recipe remainder 60 BE- sppNSd % e PNS
VI " ps n lanes No 70 Grand st.. Jerey City, n j. I
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ADVERTISEMENT
WHITE TFFTH PFRFUMED BREATH AM

BE,vrtpUt Co~rLsNcN be scgured hy rsus the BAL
o. , TBoIsAND FLoWlgs Mhss lsdy OF gentleman sOsh
mn air rrf.r IA. cur.- dissseeahe breath when ass
the Rain OF thousand Flowers deHtfrics ~oad nss M
r,pdrr sweet but The teeth White AZ Ssosst-f
Ma rerSops DO not breath bad snd the sseea
/. - Jrlcsr that ther TRENDS vii never men'ont peSSs
Of ceertrrfr!t. Re each bottle y sisned 49,
For sale BY all Dsusssts FSTsio@A a TO- " IL
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to be gsrure issues Of The Guard Bank at Fhasis-
Pile. found in their possession. Reed. who hsA
previously denied having Any worthless bills about
N. sisted, n explanation, that man, whose name
be canpot TELL gave him the rol Of bill. in pAlaae-
phis few days $50, 9Th the 'equee; tia; he ssssil
bring and deliver them 10 man =; the Sh.AspeSro
Hotel
Finding tbst this s;ogy would net DO Reed st length
confessed that he nd the counterfeit, mocey n As
possession with intent utter and enc iate ths, he
sc,usly selling the worthless s'nf fot 'sNasy oenss
the dollar, srd tia, large quantities Of the counter
felt $lO bills wee slresdy in circuls.ion.
The pms were taken before Justice Welsh and
COZ mted To the Tombs for ,ia, ip defsu OF Al oSe
hail each. The paper on which the counterfeit biz
sre printed is ve,y poT, otherwise the notes are wA
calculated 70 deceive many who profess To be god
Judges If money.
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INVESTIGATIONS BY POLICE MAGISTRATES AND
CORONERs.

To ne Edifo, Of he n. y. Tri5ss@
SIR. In behalf of hat remains of moral sense and
decency in this community, protect against Tue prto
tico of bringing before the public al the nauseou. de-
tails OF proc edings before Police Magistrates and
Corontrs For several days the newspapers OF thus
city have been almost exclusively taken up WIN the
evidence in relation to the Bond street murder.
The case startling one, and called tor me most
thorough nyes' gaton but il necessary that the
whole of the evidence should be paraded before the
public IN all ts Disgusting crcuuistantslity Or It Il
be admitted tha the community would not be sat shed
with any thing 'ho.t OF the legal evidence whi;h the
Coroner has ne power TO Obtain il there 10 be no dis
elimination 20 Whist "a legal sod pertinent, and
what elected for apparent object than tue gra,ln-
cation OF cepraved cuii)-ty
In all the records OF criminal investigation may
safely challenge reference 10 single Instance eIhbl.
Ing 20 great departure from official proprie,y Is
there no restraint over the morbid pruriency OF pub
lie officer in the discharge OF grave responsibility
Has not the District Attorney a surveillance Of sloh
case- aud II he has Dot power TO control can lie not
sd,se Il Gems thar 1r. Hall has been pre.eut, and
has cor Quoted tire examination OF some Of the witnesses
50 At east understand from the newspaper report
Wss i, not IN his power TO t .Iude Testimony clearly
irrelevant kayiD. 10 tendency Ia throw Ugh! upon the
subject Of inv yatiOn AMI only calculated 70 mhs
Ter 10 low lived propensiiie- Mucn OF the testimony
po on " foreign 10 the Gaze, bIt not admissible under
suy rules OF evidence recognized in erin nal cDut,.
We have not merely statements scarcely III To- a
brothe but these not upon the personal knJTI-
edge Of wtpe--e--the mere hesrsay gathered " IN
apyth!ug but respectable ASSOCIATION.
lint What shall be saio OF the stripping Of female
witness for as yet Mr. Cunnin cham Is u be regarded
in hat l!.li; or If Sue 10 be deemed alre=iy
s,rsicrtd for crime BET - the Jury rendered verdict
and efcre any action by the public prosecutor IL even
A criminal DOT Yet proved 10 be guilty 20 be- treated
with an utter disregard OF the dec-ncies OF life
t. ny mind ,hi- whole proceeding ia al II. details
+. rev ling and ii DO not much -judge will bring
great dis.reoiI upon the city beside having an no
nspry influence 10 mpaIrng pubic confidence 10 our
ma nitrate aIl Judicial Tribunals.
his case is not yet fnisbed, snd We have another
ouet ,d upon Us before Police Magistrate Justice o.
bcrr . which. from some indications IN the testimony
,ubished this mJrnn-, bids fair - furnish Lew hash
I. r tsr gIsiiica.lOu % s4lQc4Ozs ueasulOugers.
Are tie eOiios OF n-vspspets unsuitable 10 t.is 40
Discriminating publication Of al the details OF On Tie
ga vice II this sn--Iics ca e,ropolis Have Te ~
GIT 10 expect Of then IL sOase Gegree tue defense
( tubic morals from contamination Or Is their calling
ony to ester Tor public tA.te hoEeSer ytated Z Hay
~ HALE.
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ARREST % ALLEGED COCSrERFETEss-TTo
bostrreu. giving tLeir names az Henry Kline ard
Tb,uss Reed. were arrested by Officer McManus u
The C,,r. Office, charged with having II their poses.
zion, With intent TO utter quantity Of counterfeit
u-oIey Tie oficer who i detailed a. the Pos-Ofics
hsvg received formation that the prisoners had
enlargement late "Wednesday night at the Shakespeare
Hotel Within street, With MAJ to whom they IN
tened 10 eel batch of bogus money, went to the
Shakespeare the specified time, and seeing the &C.
frrdar,s there, questioned them az to how much
queer counterfeit money they had with them. The
prsopers appeared 10 be astonshed, and pleaded En-
tie ignorance az to what be meant.
They were then unprecedented, and 90 being searched
It the Isck.up te5Q eourteHei, sl0 notes. PUrponng
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IAAxnItl.ruentl

Gas Works for villages and cities, or large pr.
y,s ss,sbhmeus pss recently perfected and wArrAnte3
superior 10 oihrcs simplicity, .acy aud economy. see
s,isrrt senarHt In this paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

OUTRAGE BYA CALWoRNn TICKET SwNDLER-
A young man came from the country On Sunday night,
IN route for California and on Mon lay morning pro-
the regular Office Of the United States NJ all
Company, conner # West and Warren streets. ADD
procured his tickets. When coming up Warren street,
few doors this side Of the regular office, be observed
another Cffice for the sale Of California tickes, and
several countymtn whom he knew were on the side
walk in front and inside the Office making arrange
nens for tickets. He told Of the counrymen that
the regular Office was down below, upon the corner.
No sooner had he sad this than tall man. with black
uustacbe and dark brown Raglan over ;oat, stepped
10 and Knocked him down and then kicked him, bruls-
NJ his face in shocking manner. As soon rs the
young msn able 10 get up be sought for and found
q policeman. The policeman told him be could do
nothing and sdS,ed him to 90 to magistrate at the
Tombs. The magistrate not at the TOmbs, but
person wearing police uniform told him that nothing
could be done uness he chOse 10 remain in town for
coupe Of weeks and would pay some officer to attend
TO the ,se He did choOse 10 pay any one 10 At
terd to the Gaze, and left in the Illinois yesterday
for CafCnia, but wishes Us 10 publish these facts,
tn ,how how bold yillsny has become in the City Of
New-YoIk and how badly justce IS administered.
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ArTEMPT AT BUHGLAsr.-An attempt vas made
OF Wecn, scay night 70 break uto zoe store Of +. H.
Arnold No 100 Ful,on street. The ro5b.fs got in
through the lower OUTSIDE door by railing the bolt
tie, then proceeded to the lcn oc uprd by Mr. A A.,
aLI picked one lock, and is thought Will they were
irving to force the p.alocs they were alarmed By
d., N the store Private wachrnan II. X. Lockwood
found the out.ide door open, and had the premises
..srchsd. but the robber. had fed. 4 great many
matches were found abou; The foor, and pair Of
.boe. left On the s:ar.. NJ. \. bad case If Elk
I tn from tie doorway on the iitb nj. after the
rzyrs.. rad left IT, |, i supposed that this il the
ZANE gang. The Ion under Mr. 4. il occupied BY
Messrs. Pastor & Hard, but attempt vas made to
.st ITO lhe!r premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

Ugly and scted ugly; they bad pitched INTO the mud
utl they were rescy 10 pitch into esoh ether had o'i
the ss been so dense ha; they could ~, where 70
- ike, Tor tel whether the blow bit an opponents
head or unusually thick chupk O. fog. The clccks
lersi,i mari Dg Only twen;y tOur hours, bu TO the
suffering se9ses the day wss about week lons-a
prorac,ej miserable wr-tched dsy; day be slept
Trough avoided foig tier, oblteraed; - Re noted
culy as last day Of grace upon heavy note, bad
6-,sm, 81 incubus, phsntom, s coxd, vsPor,
MET.