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business Notices.
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INC

lNG
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read the following certificate from . lady resi-
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pared by Fleming Bros. can now say to the
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None genuine without the signature Of
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LANCASTERVILLE. sc.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. -, 1888


tS "REFLEcTIoNs oS THE PAsr."--Nlanv
OF our readers will be pleased with the
orig'na! sketch with this title on our frs,
page.
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lNPoRTATIos or AFRIcASs.-Ip the SEN
ate Of Louisiana, in Session at Baton
Rouge, notice has been given, Of the intro.
duetion Of bill to import 5000 negroes
from the coast Of Africa.
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Steamboat Explosion and Loss of Life.

WLMNGToN, N. C., Feb. 1.-THE
Steamboat Magnolia bound to Fayerte
vile, exploded ut White Hall, killing fil.
teen rtweniy persons Some of the bodies
have been recovered, but many are miss
Ing.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of Ii lines or less, one insertion.
~ or, ii continued, rs cents for the first in
Ieruon, ana NJ cents for each subsequent inscr-
ion' s3S See Fourth Page for deductions m
yor of standing advertisements.
The number of Insertions must be written on
each advertisements, or they will be inserted ill
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
s o U 4 II C A RO l. IN A.

81 n
Lancaster District.
DY JAMES ID. WITHERSPOON, Il.
ID Ordinary for said District
WHEREAS, Lewis NJ. Cauthen, bay
applied TO the for Letters Of Adminlstra,io1
on all and singular the Goods and Chatiel !,
Rights and Credits Of John Traesdals lal.
Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, TO cite and AZ
monish NIL and singular, ihe kindred an
creditors of the SAID deceased, to be and
appear before me ut onr next Ordinarv,
Cour, tor the said district. TO be holden
Lancaster Court House on the 8lh day NJ
March next, TO show cause, il any, vii
the said administration should no,
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this Goth a
~ Of February, In the year Of o
l.. y. Lord one thousand eight hu6dfl
I ~ snd 6fty-eight, and In the eIph,
second year Of American Independence.
JAMES II. WfrHEKSPOON. !
u. L. ID. 4
FEB. 20 1888. 2--2i-p. E. o..
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To the Intendant anl Town Council
the foregoing statement Of the Receipts
1857.
Audited, and or !erei to be printed,
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TO AMOUNT RECEIVED TOR EXEMPTION FROM
WORK on STREETS.
David Carter, 90, ID w Brown,
4 90. ................ % on
Adams (boy) 90, b Wilher-
spoon, 3................. 3. 00
II Hancock, 3, r G Mcllwain,3 600
w Mccormick, 3, Preston (coD3, & 00l
A Stcwman. 3, f. ID Crockett, q
boys) 6................ 100
F Maver. 3, J II Whhcrspoon, 200
! Crockett, 6, G. Jordan, 3 ....... sc
: |. Strait. 3, 5 b Massey, g.. ~ 90
IL & Massey, 6, J A linsseltine, 6 IL o.
$ Gamble, 3. K f. Allison. g.. 500
Jas Stewman, 3, Il r Magill, g.. 500
l. Heath, ;. w Hunter, 3...... 800
: q Emmons 6, ! ii Blair 3...... 600
WIN Stevens 3. A Mayer, 3..... 90
X Wylic, self. sons Peter, John
and five nrgros. ~ 90
Also, real estate Tax D Billings. 90
" GarsLe balance street duty. rs
sl2s As.
Audited, md ordered to be printed,
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N. P. CRAWFORD. Intendant.
New Advertisements.
TO PLA NTERS.

y II n N II II ",
I>HE subscriber informs all intr,rs.r,
l. ,hnt hes has the agency for Ianc,s!rt,
and Kersh.w Districts, Tor me sale Of The
WARLICK .OCGH
and will be pleased 10 furnish all who viii
TO purchase.
JOS. A. CUNNINGHAM
Lancaster, &. II. =. c.. Feb. -, 2.3m
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" O ITO r..

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED IT.
"A up to the ist January 1883, .ssf
ted TO come forward and settle up
ehah or note, cash would b. pre- q
need iE 10 pay my debta.
JONES CR0Q
Feb. 10, y
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{ Lancaster. The undersigned submit
Id disbursements 10y him, for the yea,
JOHN WILLIAMS,
TREAsuEER TowS CouNCu..
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TOWN AFFATRs
Cor's'posdsses Of As Star.

6HoRssrowN, Feb. I, 1858
"A very interesting series Of religious meetings
nave been In progress, for several DAYS past at
the Bridge street Presbyterian church. under the
pastoral charge Of the Rev DR.. Bocock. They
VIII De continued, we learn, during the present
week. Considerable interest appears to be taken
In them by the large congregations in attendance
III tue lecture room on each and every evening.
The canal boat Rescue, Capt Speaker, made
another OF her unprecedented quick trips last
VEL ~een, Sne lef our city on Monday night at 9
O'Clock, went to Williamson, one hind red
miles distant, took on board full CARGO Of Nonr
ana returned to our city al III O'Clock on Satur.
DAYS. F ~" ""0u' io"i
Quite marked change has occurred in IN.
Wsathef The very mild, spring like weather
which characterized nearly the whole ~ Iannary
has given place to that which is sometime mare
seasonable in its character. This morning II il
qulte cold with considerable Quantities of ice
about the shores Of the river and canal.
we learn from farmers residing in the upper
counues OF Maryland that during the last month
aconsldefaole Quantity Of land was plous he'd
prepared for the reception of the seed foT tho
crop OF the ensuing season They also inform
us that I'm most places the Young wheat presents
quite healthy and encouraging appearance.
Inc last foreign news has had a tendency
somewhat to depress the -four market, and render
II less active. The stock in market is mucb
larger than it has been for some time mast: hut
cannot be considered heavy Holders are de-
handing 81 5OaS4 81 Tor standard brands we
thlnk, however, ii would be a hard matter TO
dispose OF the article to any extent, above our
nrst figures, If at them. The stock in market at
the present time, amounts to about 20 600 barrels
Wheat is selling at 81 O5al 10 for red, and 8 lOa
Sllo Ior white Corn-none Offering; would not
oi"S ofef OOd0cC SPECTATOR.
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DYSPEPSIA AND Fits DIR. Tracy Delorme, great
curer Of Consumption was for several years SO
badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for part of the
time he WAS confined to his bed He was eventually
cured by a presoI ption furnished HIM by yOun
ciairvoyant girl This prescription, given by merg
child while IN state Of trance has cured every bOde
who has taken 1t, never having failed once. 1t iy
equally sure IN cases of hts OF dy sprpsia This
send this valuable prescription any person on thel
receipt OF one postage stamp To pay postage
Adtress Dr. TRACY DELORME, New York Post
Once. jan % Pm"
WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap; Toe
Cream and Water Ices at 30 per gallon, at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS.
jan p I'm ]. FUsskLL.
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III Much time is wasted by housek keepers in
wiping their dishes. IL properly washed and
drained in dry sink, with a cloth spread on a e
bottom, they look better than when wiped be-
SIDES the economy in saving time and labor.
SPUNKY GIRLs.-A schoelmaster in Edding-
ton, Maine, recently forbade chewing gum ia
school which caused much dissatisfaction. Some
of the larger boys, therefore, made an attack on
the schoolmaster, and attempted to e.pel him.
when three Of the girls, aged from 10 10 10, came
to the rescue with sticks Of wood and succeeded
in driving the assailants out Of the building
The struggle was desperate, and lasted for some
time
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confession OF MuRpERER-Philip Hay-
ktns, free negro, who was hung at Frederick
Md, on Friday, for the murder Of negro named
James Diggs, made a full confession which has
been published in pamphlet He acknowl-
edges committing the murder whilst both were
drunk, and denies all motive or premed itation
except drunken quarrel. He says that althoug h
guilty, most of the testimony against him was
untrue, and that some OF IL fabricated for the
occasion. An impressive warning is given TO
his companions TO give mp their dissolute lives,
and avoid strong drink, which had brought him
TO so horrible an end
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RUMoRs We have heard IL stated by gentle
man who has had opportunities of knowing the
fact, that Huntington, who is supposed to be
serving out his sentence In Sing Sing prison for
forgery, is really confined TO the prison walls but
portion OF the time, and is never employed at
hard work. IL Is said that he is very frequently
allowed the freedom OF the village. Upon what
special grounds this special indulgence Is granted
we are not aware.-N. Y. Times
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioreer.

(LOSlNG OUT SALE AT THE GROCERY
~ SORE OF WIN. NJ. CRIPPs-By virtue of a
deed of trust. on THURSDAY, the 4th February,
100 shall sell, al the Grocery Store of Wi liam NJ.
Cnpps, on Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 9TH
streets, at 10 O'Clock n. m, all the remaining stock
OF Groceries, some of which were sold At a former
sale. and the purchasers failed TO comply with the
terms, comprising an assortment of very Superior
Liquors ana SfoceIies OF every DESCRIPTION.
Also the store Fixtures. comprising Counters
Cases of Labeled Drawers, Platform and other
Scales and gas fixtures, with the good will of the
STORE viii lie considered one of the best stands in
Washing ton.
Terms as IN the former advertisement,
Persons wishing to get the store and fixtures at
private sale VIII have an opportunity to do so by
calling on the undersigned, Attorney for Trustees.
X. III. LASKEY,
Attorney for Trustees.
jan J-d A,GREEN. Auct
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AUOTIOH MLn.

By WALL. l. BARNARD. Auctioneers,
EXTENSIVE .CATALOGUE SALE OF
N w rSfpS Z asp 4NsnIcAN RooKs.=We shall sell
NiNIS, Februay Sd and 4th, commencing at
TcoCk, y store No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue, near
Nsuonal Hotel, fine collection of standard EnsIish
ana american Books, in rich and durable bindings
which will be found the works Of most all
popular authors in the vrrious branches of ltera-
tlre, INCLUDING Little Browns fine edition OF
sterling merit, ' VI
fell wAIJH RARNARD Auc,.
N. D. Catalogues ready and books for examina-
tiou at store As above.
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DIED.,

On the 3st nltlmO, MARY ANN HOPKINS,
ssed years and months, the only child of w. NJ.
=. and Sirsh r.. Hopkins.
on the 3lst ultlmo. CHARLES +. E., infant son
m2nths and one day.
TIL friends Of the family are requested to attend
danaa ihefal: without further notice, from the resi-
IS,h "a ms athea on L. street, between llth and
i-,h' Al ia O'Clock This AfternOon
IN the oist altmo, TIM lyman, aged 29 years.
y:tad % % a'io dequaIniances a:e respectfully ~
~ a1tehu ms funeral Tuesday an ern ION, at
L. AMI ltfh streets, 1870 ~ "
On "a daI evening, at ~ O'Clock. Mrs NATL
~ rh N a hn IA y: IN the 4lstyear other age.
"a. u mus anu Teiatives are invited to attend her
Island. ~ WI WI" """ 80
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Stochs generally higher
Chicago and Rock Island II; Illinois Cenral
shares 81 \; do. bonds $50 La Crosse and Mi.
waukie II; Michigan southern I9y: New Yorl
Central 81; Reading 5sH; Milwsukie and Mis-
slssippi, BIZ; Canton Company soa; Missouri
6'ssik.
Sterling exchange dull
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auc,,onee,

DJ w ALL &C DAhNAuD, AuClIOn6ers.
Corner Of Pennsylvania arenNe and 9TH street.
GALE OF CAPES, CLOAKS, CIRCULARS,
SHAwLs, DRESS GOO 5, FANCY Goors, dc AT
AUCroN.-On TUESDAY MORNING, I'd Febru-
airy. at ten O'Clock, at our store we will sell a
large and handsome assortment of Cloth Capes su
Street Cloth Cloaks, handsome and new style,
Cloth Capes and Circulars, G. Immed hand somely.
More Antique, Satin and velvet do.
Chenille Stella and other Shawis,
Dress Goods, in Silk, MoussehRe, Cashmere, &C.,
ccarfs KID Gloves.
Also,
PortenonnaIes, Sachels, and Purses, with Pearl
and Ivory Opera Glasses with acromatic tense,
let and CorneIan Goods,
And aIsrge stock If her Fancy Goods.
Jan 80 dts WALL & BARNARD, Auct'rs.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. Flour dull.
Wheat-red ~ G3ael 10; white 81 l5al 81
Corn-v hte 5saSSc.; yellow 45c
Whisky 50d2lc.
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By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

D. TIVE SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
Il BRICK DWELLING HOUSES on T. STREET, BIZ
TWEEN SECOND AND Third MONDAY AZ
TERNOO February Ist, at o'clock, on the
fronting ~ feet = inch on f. street, betwesn I'd
ana 80 streets east, running back III fe feet
alley, with the improvements, consisting ofa three
story and Basement Br OK Dwelling House, con-
tanning Eight Rooms, Wi n & as a. Gas Fixtures
IN every room IA the house wi h Bath Room, and
other modern improvements.
nlso, 10: No. Z. same Square, ontinE - feet 10
inches ON same sire 81, running ok l2 feet to
alley, W tn the improvements, cOrsstng Of three
story Brick Dwell ing Hous. with Back Building
with Dumb Wsiter, a c., eIght hambers, Kitchen,
Water Closets, a. &c
These houses are nearly new, well furn she'd with
al he odern mproveu ents, snd Dailt in the most
substantial manner, and ocat IN one of the most
beautiful and pleasant psrts Of he a V.
Terms: one-fourth cash; the residue IN s, Il, and
Is months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
In the premises.
jsnI-d ]. G. MCGUIRE. Auct,
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ian 9-i

MARSHAL's sALE:-In virtue OF five wrIts OF
VI hen facias. on judgement of condemnation,
issued from the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Ington, and to me directed. shall xpose public
sale Tor Cash. In front of the Court House door of
SAD County, on SATURDAY. the 2Dth day of r eb-
ruary, 1853, at II O'Clock IN the following described
property, to- wit. VIZ Part of Lot IN square west
of square No. T. In the City of Washing ton. ID. c.
begnlng AZ the southeast corner of said Lot No 1,
running thence west along the line of street north
IL feet, thence north - feet, thence east II feet
tenoe south IS feet TO beginning also the Undivided
na,i part OF Lot No. IL. IN said square, fronting on
9th street west 81 feet running back with that width
with the rear Of said Lot No. l. 40 feet inches as
Purchas by John McGa'vey of Messrs Ennis and
Woodward; also, the other undivided moIety of
Lot No. U.s. IN SAID square and that part of Lot No.
L, IN said square. commencing for the same at point
on X street north, II feet west of the southeast
corner al SAID Lot, and running thence 81. Get
west g feet inches, thence northwardly and para-
lei with S:h street IS fest, thence with the rear line
OF SAID Lot eastwardly IS feet inches thence south
waTdiy to beginning, together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized aud levied upon
as the property of John McGarvey, and will be sold
TO satisfy JudIcIals No. $50 $50, S6, S57, End 49,
January term 1853. In favor Geo. Lowry, Howell a
S.rlblIng, Timothy o. DonOhue d Son, Patrick Led
wage, and Getty l. Williams.
J. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
jan II dts for the District Of Columbia.
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Senatorial EIeetiou.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Jan. 29.-Ex-Gov. Grimes
has been elected to- the United States Senate from
this State by 81 majority
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Attorney-GeneraI of Rhode IsIaud.

PROVIDENCE, X. .. Jan 3n-Jerome Rem-
ball was Yesterday elected encouragement by
the General Assembly. 10 fll the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Of Charles HIATT
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Mill n ahhcHu-

HARTFORD, CT, Feb John Miller. b,sp,ve
master here, for the Providence Railroad was
arrested for robbing the mails He confessss the
crime.
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BOARDING..

II A ID N q Furnished or unfurnished
ID ROOMS, with BOARD, at No. 50 Missouri
avenue, between Sd and AZ SITS. fe l-St'
ROARDING.-MRS.R RUFF. No. Ss6 street
- near Seventh, has taken this large and cnmmo-
diOus House. where she intends to rent her rooms
furnished or unfnrnIshed, to single Gentlemen, or
Gentlemen and their Wives, with Board. Transient
hours of the day.
Also, wanted, girls TO do general Homework.
jan ll-lma
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MARRIED..

On the 2t!h glt,mo hy the Rev. wi iam Il: Chap,
ADALINE LOSER, all Of Washington.
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From the Utah Exped,,,...

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3O.-The Independence CORES
pendent OF the Republican gives additional items
of the Utah army
Capt Marcy was expected back about the mid.
Ole OF April, and soon thereafter trans portation
would be effected, and Col. Johnston would
make an effort to enter Salt Lake City. Colonel
Johnston 8 impressions, from the de monstrstions
,nsde IN the valley, are that the troops will have
. fight.
Al Judge Eckel's Court of Session great many
presentments were made 10 the grand Jury i'm
volving business enough for about two or three
weeks.
Joseph Z Irwin, who is the bearer ofdesratch-
es from dependence. met with a large numbsr
Of Atrapces, Sioux and Pawnee Indians AT diffs-
rent points on the plains
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
A CT oS.-on FRIDAY AFTERNOON S n
February at =! o,clcck, we will SELL in front OF the
premise Fart OF Lot , Square $50, fronting is
feet on 13th street west, between H and | streets
north, and running tack So feet to ten feet alley
TINS valuable operty 8 improved with good two
story Frame Dwelling House, back building, wood
shede, &c, and stu ted in o-e of the most i'm
provlng and beautiful parts of the CITY. For sn To-
vestment his sale offers an excellent opportunity,
as the property Will command a good rent.
Terms liberia, and made known AT sale.
Jan 81 dts WALL BARNARD, Auct.
MARSHAI.'S SAlE.-In virtue of a writ of # eri
faclasunder the lien law issued from the clerk
once O1the Circuit Court Ofthe District of Columbia
Tor The County OF Washington, and 10 directed 4
Tll expose to public sale, for CASH, front of the
Court House door OF said county, on WEDN rs
DAY, the 24h of february, 1859, at o'clock m. the
following described property tO witt All defendant s
right title, clam. and interest and tn the three
Frame Houses erected on Lot No. S. in reservation
- on Maryland avenue, between ~ and 9Th sts., in
the City OF washington, ID. e., seIzed and levied
upon as the property of James h. Lockev. and will
be sold To satisfy JudcIals No 279 to October term
1857, In favor Of Smith n Fowler.
j. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
JAZZ 3l-dts for the District of Columbia.
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+" Grow wiser and better
A. Life WEAK a1y4u

IL you "iSu 10 ConiOim 10 the above preCeDt
literally, visit PhilbrIck's Gift Bookstore No
H6 Pennsylvania avenue, purchase a good book
aud its peruSdl will make YOU wiser and his
liberality n giving good gifts, will no doubt in
duce you to grow better, by evincing charity and
loe1dllty In all Things. 1t
WAsHIN6ToN GYMNASIUM This evening" at
~ O'Clock, Prof l.. w. Shattuck will exhibit a
spa-ring match at his Gymnasium at the corner
OF Ninth street and Louisiana avenue near the
market. Some twenty five or thirty gentlemen
will assist, and the lovers of this "a anly and
healthy exercise may anticipate rare treat 1t*
WATCH RETURNS Central Station Jan 30
Patrick Mccarthy, Ireland, drunk at disorderly;
workhouse 90 days. p. Roach, England, do :;
fine and costs, 81 "a. Edward Smith colored,
ID. c., larceny; jail.
January 3l-Danel Harley. Ireland, drunk and
disorderly; fine and costs 80 H. Peter ALA, WIN
Johnson, England, assault; Jail for court, Joseph
Macarty alias Frank Shannon. N Y, do : do
derly workhouse 80 days Dennis Gouldtrade.
Ireland, sturdy beggar; do. Twenty-Five lods
ers-non residents
West Loo kup-James Charleton, colored, Va
eolored, Va, do; do. David Campbell, colored
u T.; do do Austin Day, England, drunk
and disoiderly; wOrkhouse 30 days BetseS
Gldsseo, cOlored, ID. c., do fine and cost 80 y
VIM Jones, colored, ID. C., threats; security for
peace Chas. Mckinney and Bush Howard Va
fugitive slaves; retained for their masters. John
Lynch, Md {: drunk and Iii 10, DERBY; fine and
costs 50 Van Buren, Trplett. ID. e g., mali
cious; security for court. w. O'Neal, Ireland
vagraut; workhouse 80 days. Thos Rock Md
exciting riot security for court; carving con-
ceaied weapons; fine and costs $50. Fourteen
dodgers
Fast Lockup.-John Green, Holland, drunk
and disordeTly; dismissed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


VI ~ - HscsSf1hs
NV HAVEN, Jan. 3U,-The examination Of A .
=. Tuckerman, charged with the robbing Of the
mails, began before Commissioner Ingersoll wee
terday.
This morning the prisoner waived further er-
animation and was bound over In the sum Of e2O,-
0o to take his trial on the fourth Tuesday Of Feb
ruary.
The witnesses identified the various docu-
ments and packages found In Tuckermsns pos
session, and proved when they were sent by
man. IL Is shown that be was in the habit Of RI
ding In the mail car, and that his conduct was
suspected.
MT; Holbrook testified that when he was in the
car oiose' watching Tuokerman he heard foot
trunk and the trunk shut As they reached
New Haven be saw Tuckerman take mail bag
! ON bis trunk and put Il back He then arrested
his person.
Tue prisoner, not obtaining the bail necessary
was returned 20 Jail.
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Y ALENTlNES, wholesale and retaiI,at
JahS-St LAMMOND'S, 18th street.
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NORTH side of Market Space, No. 81, between
Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown,@ ~
announces to els patrons that at hislG ~ Il y
RESTAURANT may be found at alN~NlSS
times the choicest and most excellent SkZ
assortment of LIQUORS, the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME in season.
Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices.
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