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n AMBROTIPES.
ONE Of the most satisfactory and universal iuxu-
ries that indulgod in in these progressive days.
ars the AhBROTIPES taken by ROBERT
SANDS. Tn. wonderful accuracy with which those
pictures canibe taken has been often ajverted to,
well an the demand for them. They found in the
psrlors Of rich and pOOr-go where you will and you
will find them. X. SANDS GALLERY.
% Pa. avenue, bet. Sth and 9th streets.
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w. PLANT, UNDERTAk No. 4l8 7th
- street between und ii keeps
constantly Un hand every article rg a<sz.1 %
CURED IN his Inc-a line Hearse
Patent Corpse Presery-rs, O., &c His charges are
moderate and his attention instant on call any hour
of the day night Hacks furn shed for funerals at
lowest possible rates. apS-Iy
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~ STORE

NEW GROCERNI w INh LINlU
N STORE.
The suhsoriher begs leave To that he haR
opened n New store, corner of 18th and streets.
where ne intends Ia Keep an assortment Of " INES.
IIOIrORS, CIGARS, aud fine GROCERIES.
hne Teas Sugsr. Coffee, Flour, Snap, Olives. Rals
ms Figs. Ssrd mes, nchovIes. &c., al oi the most
,nproved brands and qualities.
Families and members Of Congress are particulars
y my tied to CAL and examine the stock before puT-
chasii z elsewhere.
general assortment of fine Havana Cigars i'm
ported direct by the subscriber, ~ who esale and
retail.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken IN Xchange.
LEWIS Old Whisky Of 1890 constantly on hand.
Country orders punot ually attended TO- and Couu-
try Produce Of all description. received on consisn
ment. JONAS p. LEW,
IN S lv 654 18th street north.
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VALUABLE HOUSE FOR SALE.-The snb-
scrlber offers for sale All elegantly finished and
conveniently arranged SstOry BRICK HOUSE,
situated on T. street bet d and Sd streets 1t
VIII be sold as bargain, and being la a locality
ton and property daily advancing in value it cannot
chaser, J. r. hIcGREGOR
AT MoGregor & Co.'s Furnitare WarsrSoms,
Js l2-lw No. S3D 18th st rect.
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BRITISH OUTRAGES.

BRITISH OUTRAGES.
IMPORTANT INFLt ENCE has been brought
To bear pom the Administration, whO have decided
to despatch the u. - line of battle ship PennSyiva
ma to the Gulf OF Me8ico IL is sand that COmrnu-
doTe Stewart is to assume command and the prI-
vate stores of cabin a ward runm inesses Includ-
ing old wreck whisky, have been already ordered
from JONAS =. LEVG'S new Wine and SPIRIT
Store. Ne. 55i Igth street. ma ~
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~ HERDS. corner 7th and ID streets.
A complete assortment of the publications of
Carlton and Porter, Sabbath School Libraries, Re
wards, III INNS. Tracts, &C.; Wesley Family, Tales
aud rakngs, Lost Chapters, Chief of Piigrams, The
True w Woman, Peter CartwriGht. Biblical DIotion-
Sting Of the dder. .vingstOn's Travels in Africa,
brakes History Of Indians, Six Steps To Honor,
Wild Western Scenes, New Lutte Of Zion, and
other Music.
Also, Agent for Publications Of the "Child's
Friend" mas
DOWLAND'S MACCASSAR OIL at GIBBS
IL Hair Store, near 18th street. 10 Som
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Il 4th street, opposite judiciary Square, and ad-
Joining Or. TOwles' residence north. will be sold
cheap and ON easy terms. Apply to JNO. b WILL
LiAMSoN, No 477 L. street., between lith and 18th
streets or at hs Carpenters Shop l2th street. be-
tween r. Shd Ia. avenue. lie 10 en1t
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FOR SALE-A beautifully located BUILDING
L LOT, ON the northwest corner Of Frederck
and Prospect streets, GEORGETOWN. immediately
north of the late residence of Il. w. Pairo Esq.
Also, several Lots ia the Frat Ward, Washing
ton, ID. &. l.. M. NORTON,
Box 81, Post Office,
Je l0-eOlW" George town, ID. G..
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FOE RENT-TWO ROOMS in the third story
4 of the building occupied as an office by c. :.
Waiach, and Immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WAII.ACH = au6
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~ q A X X / q Z 8.
Il II T. Subscriber having made additions 20 his
Factory, making II nowon Of the la .est. -
in the District, where has lacihue. l,rG&
manufacturing Gil kinds Of CAR xRSkS
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cai moi lie sur
passed, and from has long eI perionca n the bBsI-
moss, he hopes 10 give general satisfied, ON.
kinds ol Carriages and Litbs wbEons kept On
hand.
ly attended to,
SECOND hand Carriages taken ip eI Iohanse for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
q lO-t corner Of l4th and + ste.
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hRUG STORE FOR SAbE-An eligible stand,
- dJlrg al excellent retail and prescription busi
ness. Satisfactory reasons given FOR selling. Terms
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GREAT CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.-
~ For Sale and 4" Let-Fhe en.lre STOCK of a
large Grooery, W Inc and lIquor store, IN n first
rate Old stand Terms Easy. Apply, with real name,
''COnfdentia!, ;" Box I8 Post Office. jeI
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EOR SALE-A comfortable FRAME Dwell.
woodhouse. and pump of excellent water ON the
premises. and 81 uate tins west side 9Th street
west; between 1. and NJ north; Ihs Lot has front
This PROPERTY can be bong reasonable terms by
application Immediately to =. WEBB, No. $40
7th st. ma 2, DIFF
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BUILDING LOTS.-For sale on reasonable
- terms, three desirable LOTS, 20Ya feet front by
75 feet Deep corner of 4th ST rect and street
north Also, variety of other Lots in various parts
of the city. DAVID MYERLE,
No. 2, Todd's Building,
ma p colin Pa ayenns
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EOR RENT-A valuable u ROCERY STORE,
Il situated ON the corner of 18th and B streets,
nenr The Canal, at present occupied by Capt. Jonas
J.: Levy, who viii vacate the premises on the 18th
of juno 1t is well fitted up with shelving counter
ins C., and is the most irable stand in he city
1or resident, country. and river trade. For terms
apply NJ the office of Messrs tILEMAN Il WAR
DER. corner of Z and 18th streets west.
in
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EOR RENr-A oommodtous BRICK Dwell
L LING HOUSE, No SAC. with back-buildIng
attached, IN Franklin Row. on north side of h st.
NORTH between 18th and 18th. 1t contains l2 rooms
Two ctlIars, bath rooIn every convenience for hot
anf cold water, gas aud has stable carrisge house
cow and WOOD house. The s!tuation eli sibs. and
the most delightful IN the city, particularly for
summer residence.
Apply to POLLARD WEBB. No. $50 I'D story
1th street. ia 5-tf
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Mr.. J. TOBIAS. Sir: The pair OF Spcctacles you
furnished yesterday srs particularly satisfactory
to mo. They are very decidedly the Test possess,
and am the owner OF eight nine paSrs, carefully
selected m different places and from opticians rec
omme ended 10 he on account OF their profess slonnl
standing in Franco, Eng and and the United StAtea.
have Gesn also pleased With your remarks and al
rcctiOns tbs treatment Of ths eyer FOR the ppr-
pose Of preserving and improy.ns the slght.
Respectfully yours, CHS; ;CALDWELL,
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Ss teose ths: seek relief nom the mAlades Of the
teeth, oan cheerfslJ recommend de. =. Baily ss
ssscTior Dentist; he made set of porcelain teeth
for Of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself ard the work has al stood yell for moro thar
ten yexrs. ROBERT +. NIXON,
cf the VI. Conf of the NJ f.. Church Svpth.
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Il land, tlN acres improved, with Dwelling house,
a substantial Barn. and Orchard of young trees.
situated miles from Washington, on Georgetovn
turnpike Terms easy. Inquire of ELVANS &
THOMPSON, S26 Pa. avenue, Washington, ID. C.
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STORE FOR RENT ANDDRY GOODSFOR
~ SSAbE.-lntendng to retire from, business will
sell my stock OF DRY GOODS, consisting of the
usual variety to be found m retail store. will
also rent my Store where have carried on business
Tor the last eight years. Terms easy, and made
known on Application at 482 street south, betwsen
7th and 9Th streets east, Navy Yard.
10 10 2wr JOSEpH RApETTI
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Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TO rHE EDITOR or rHE HERALD.

On Saturday Jan. 9, sbou, 6 O'Clock p. NJ, q passenger
having the appearance Of a respectable workingman, about
2b years old, either jumped OF or fell from the second
class car on the Boston and TT evidence railroad. He was
picked up and placed IN the baggage car; and on the arri-
val OF the train NJ Stoningson, about q o'clock, he was
carried over TO the steamer Commodore and laid upon the
deck. He had broken his loft arm, but no care was taken
Of ~him-excopt, perhaps, by some bystander-aud surely
not efhcaciously. At about 3 O'Clock Sunday morning he
lay entirely alone, fat on the hard deck groaning heavily
and apparently In great agony. A passenger asked seve-
raj Of the officers and waters to give the sufferer some
better accommodates (saylng he would pay for ~, and
desired inquiry to be made for n physician among the pas.
sengers, but he was rebuked by every one-and a black
waiter went 20 far as TO refuse W "trouble' the captains
clerk, saying that the sick man Was :" a beast, having
been drunk" On arriving at New York, at Q O'Clock, the
sick man was no more on deck. No report Of this matter
has appeared in the newspapers but in tie HERALD Of
Monday, Jan. IL, there was a report OF a Coroner's inquest
held the previous day at the Fifth ward station house,
upon the body Of a man whose description resembles the
unfortunate passenger whose treatment I have related.
AIeANy Jan. IA 1874
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GENERAL 0RDEHs, NO. 3.
HEADQUARTERS OF rUr

HEADQUARTERS oF THE Army,
NEW Yosk, Jan Is, 1858.
l. All company officers on the recruiting service, and
who belong TO the corps t Utah, or are IN orders for thsa
Territory, will be relieved therefrotn and charged vita
conducting the recruits 70 OIL No those corps In time 10
reach Fort Leaven worth about the 10Th Of March next
2. All officers OF those corps on leave OF absence,
whether BY virtue OF orders. or certificates Of disability
will, II practicable, report in person at Fort Leavenworth,
by the 10th OF March next, TO jo q their respective reg:
ments and companies. This order will not be con strued
as extending the leave Of absence in any case whatever.
3. Should an officer be compelled 10 avail himself OF the
provisions OF par graph $50 OF the General Regulations,
the c%ertfhca'c he may furnish must infinitely set forth the
facts Of The CNc, and he will be Informed whether such
certificate bc accepted or not
T. The following named officers 90 extra or special
duty are, with the appreciation Of the Secretary Of War,
relieved tterefrorn, and will report at Fort Leaycnwofth
by the Goth Of March next, 10 join their respective regi-
mcnts and tom oNies.-
Major 8 Eastman, 5th Infantry, in ouartermasier- Gene.
rals office.
Captain A.. rloasontoo, 81 Drs ons, Acting Assistant
Adutant General 10 General Harney.
Captain N G 9iyeus, I'd Dragons, Toposrephcs duty
in Department OF Texas.
Captain II heth, iO,h Infantry, on special duty under
orders OF the Secretary ~ War; and
First Lieutenant J. c. Relton, 9Th infantry, Military
Academy.
By command Of Brevet Lieutenant, General Scott
IRWIN McDnwsLL, Asst Act General
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Police Intelligence.
BURGLARY AND LARCENY OF
WORTH OF GOODS.

SUCCESSFUL BURGLARY AND LARCENY OF $4,000
WORTH OF GOODS.
On Thursday night the store Of Messrs. Howe n Co, in
College place, Was entered by burglars and robbed Of
%, 900 worth Of sewing silk. Upon an examination OF the
premises, Il was found that the thieves had obtained
ingress 10 the store by the rear. One OF the basement
shutters had been forced OF with a bar Of iron, which the
burglars left behind them in the yard. Upon making q
further investigation, the following facts were elected ex-
planatory Of the mode adopted by the burglars m gaining
access 10 the store-A few days previous 10 the burglary
a family moved into the tenement house No. 20 Robinson
street, and occupied a floor the rear windows OF which
we're contiguous 10 the rear Of Messrs. Howe \ Co . store.
ON the morning o' the burglary and before any OF the &C
cupsnts Of the tenement house were awake, the family 10
question moved out, leaving behind them a couple OF
Old chairs, a broken looking gLass and some
other articles OF furniture The quie' manner
in which the family took their leave OF the premi-
.es naturally awakened the suspicion ~ The occupants
especially when they heard that an extensive burglary
had been committed 70 close beside them the previous
night. Information Of the occurrence was conveyed 10
Messrs. Howe 6Co, when, upon an examination o. the
premises, they came 10 the conclusion that the suspicion
Of the residents OF the tenement house wAs Perfeoty COZ
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Personal Intelugence.

lieut.. Gov. sclden IL temporarily absent from the go
nate, being one Of the counsel for the defence 10 the Ro-
bertscu trial now in progress in Rochester The Rochester
Daily Union snen,ions a rumor that Lieut.. Gov. selden
will be strongly advised by his friends TO tase no his re
eidence In Albany after the expiration of his official term,
with a view to combining his practice chiefly TO the Court
OF Appeals.
n. T. stanton, late Deputy Secretary Of State, and for
fnerly a resident Of Albany, IL about TO become one OF the
prOprietors Of the 81. Charles Hotel, Syracuse.
Hon. Mr.. Blocker, whoae III health had compelled his
absence from the Assembly for several days, is 40 far re.
covered as 10 be able 10 resume his seat.
We learn from The New Orleans Bulletin that a sub
eoripton has been opened in that city for the purpose OF
presenting TO Com. Padding q sword Of honor, and 10
the officers and crew ~ the frigate Wabash a flag, as an
evidence OF the approved OF then acts by those who sub.
scribe.
ARRIVALS
From Norfolk, &c, In steamship jamestown Captain . n
Name, lady and two daughters, Miss DsaL. - Iohnsor U rf
Puryear, W II fugit, USN, John WehNa- tgV FSarsa ~
Ross, q Read, I'd Hoffman, II VII n. Neon b. H .
" Billings, J Cannon, y N'al, ~ buHklFtPr. III N rHHla.
A II Conroy, } Ebewis and = steHa,u
From Hong Kong, In ship y "a AtI-a.-R.v "a w,-as IA
.dy aad child. Mrs .Chas Pb 'f -IHu. Cf rl4.f ons;
Sseb y smetL, OF M.
From Hong Kong, IN 81 Jo-r- I'D U-aIkrt.
From Rio Jsnero, In .asx 10 - Ps,hnel and
from Bermuda, In big HenrepN-Mr uopsOn and hdy
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society and all the principal artists assisted in this chorus,
omitted.
The orchestra was excellent, and fully equal to the ur-
gent requirements OF the aaest Instrumentation ever
written. Mr.. Absolute, the conductor, was honored with
q special call before the curtain, which compliment he
Mr.. Uilmsn has been liberal with regard to the stage
appointments for this opera. Tho ball room and con
cluding scenes are very well arranged, and in striking
contrast with the shabby and poverty stricken way in
which the opera is usually mounted. The public was en-
thusiastic and appreciative as well. The principal artists
were several times called before the curtain and warmly
-cheered. The manager was also called for but did not
appear. He has made his greatest coup with entire sue
Cess.
The "DOn Giovanni" will be repeated on Monday, the
last night but one OF the season.
To DAY, "LItaliana, - with DAngri, as a matinfe. The
opera is very popular with the ladies, 80 that u fine au.
deuce may be expected.
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Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.

VERA CRUz, Jan. 4, 1858.
The Revolutionary Plots and Counteplos-Impending
0certAroso Of Comoryot-Unpopaaray II Santa Anma,
dc dc.
May you have q happier beginning Of the year than
breaks upon us. We are putting new leaven in the mass
and have yet TO suffer the consequences. We are arrayed
In opposition to the new platform Of Comonfort, published
IN the city of Mexico on the nth utimo, by General Zu-
loaga- We have denounced il and pronounced for the
constitution, having the military with us in the act, ap-
pointing the Governor of the State at the head of the new
organization for the State of Vera Cruz. We have deter
mined not TO pay over any revenue derived here to the
government al ut present constructed at the capital. We
shall be sustained by many of the States, near and remote,
and IL force is used against us, it will be repealed as best
we may.
We are decidedly In hot water, but We do not propose
TO let Santa Anna come to take advantage OF our condi-
tion, II we can help II. He has a few friends and ad-
hercnts here, but they will bo kept from motion, a. we
think we have all the intelligence needful 70 lead US back
and the country back-tO the constitution, which we
base our action upon, proposing only such amendments
as a national Congress may deem advisable for tho in
terests OF the community. We are advised that Santa
Anna win DO at the Havana about this time, and 1t Ia q
nearness that we do not admire or desire. But, If he
comes, he will certainly catch some Of our "hotwater."
The women are all against him.
Our order OF resistance TO the dictator was dated on the
goth ut and rs principles Will be carried out. Every
new trouble IL the means Of giving new Light to the public
mind, and new life to the body polite, and Il we do not
get worn out in the frequent contests we shall know some
thing by and by, and become capable Of self government,
which would nA suit the views Of England, France, or
Spain. As hong, as We have a republican name, with alb
solute administration, they are very good friends. They
will not give us a clog" Emperor this time, we think.
The castle OF Perote, adheres to the resolve OF
the Heroic city. Jausco, General Parodi with the
State Assembly, General Arteaga, Governor of
Q%ueretaro, Dobladoy Of the Aguas Calcentes,
Zacatecas and Michoacan have pronounced in opposition
u the plan of General Zuloaga, who has been the plant
tool of Comonfort- They are preparing TO unite forces
with those who resist the new order Of government if they
are attacked by the troops of the Dictator. AS I recently
anticipated, we are TO have a shaking; butwe shall endure
i, | trust. and save the constitution unscaLhed by thu lire
that will spread through the land, unless Comonfort re.
tires from the positiCn he has taken. You can rely upon
the Items I hand you, and l trust they will be in season
for the reflection and action of your government. Let a
few vessels of war be sent this way,
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TK RKPoRrxD DEATH or Mr.. JOHN GRxEy.-The report of
the death of Mr.. John Green, the comedian, was, we are
glad 10 say, unfounded. Mr.. Wcmyss, the Secretary OF
the American Dramatic Fund, received from Mrs. Green,
under date of Nashville, Dec. 81, the January dues of Mr..
Green. He was attacked by apoplexy at Memphis, as
before recorded in the HERALD, but had sufficiently reco-
vered to be removed TO Nashville, where he was still
living at the last accounts, and in a iair way to recover.
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Festival Of tho Ashlandors.

This festival, the eleventh of the kind, was celebrated
-ak evening At the Waverley House. The Ashianders
Association is composed Of a number of gentlemen, who,
during the life time Of the great statesman, Henry Clay,
were his most ardent supporters, and who, now that he is
gone, keep his memory green by the celebration Of a
yearly festival in his honor. The company present At the
festival last evening, although not numerous, more than
made up for want Of numbers by the sociable manner in
which they spent the time.
The room in which they were assembled was appro-
priateiy decorated, and At one end Of it was tho banner Of
the Association, bearing the following inscription
q
ASlIEANDERS. - !
{ oRGANlzED, (
{ JANUARY l5rH, 1S47. s
PAIMAM QpI MERUIT fERAT. s
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williamsburg City News.

FIRE DRrARrsRNT.-The following named gentlemen
have been elected officers Of the Fire Department, Eastern
district, for the year 1s5s:-President, J. y. Virgins; Vice
President, Henry W. Turner; Secretary, Robert T. Hen
min; Fire Warden, for three years, David Garrett.
BURGLARY-The dwelling of Edward Shonnard, No. 14
Taylor street, was entered on Thursday night and robbed OF
silver spoons and wearing apparel valued 81 $50.
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Our Havana Correspondence.

EANANA, Jau. ~, 1905.
Personal Imcliigcuce-M Vsit Of I've Slogp Of aoar
Cydne, dc.
Bishop OConDer, ofPittsburg, Pa, arrived here from
New York in the Black Warrior, to pass the winter, for
the benefit of his health. He suffers from a disease of the
brain, which, we earnestly hope, our fine climate, under
Gods mercy, will restore to its pristine health and vigor.
The principal and four Sisters of the Sacred Heart also
came in the Black Warrior. They will establish a semi
nary for young ladies' Of the highest grade-an institution
much needed in this city. Mr.. Fuller, the proprietor Of
the "Telegraphic Computcr,' Is likewise again in this
city, en- roue, / believe, TO st. Jago de Cuba. His visit
here last winter was 30 profitable, he having sold nearly
$4,000 worth of the "Computer }" that he has been in
duced TO come again amongst us.
The royal mail steamship Clyde, from Vera Cruz, Sth
inst brings further accounts of confusion worse con
founded in Mexico. 1t was thought probable Comontort
would soon cut his stick. There not being any appear
ance last evening Of the Philadelphia, / send this per Isa-
bel to Charleston. Sugars very firm at last quotations;
10000 to Is 900 boxes new crop here, but no ssles-ex-
elusive OF which tie stock Is little more than IS 900 boxes.
Sterling exchange, Is per cent premium; New York sc,
60 days, 2 to 3 per cent premium. Freights quite dull.
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rect The police were notified In regard TO the matter
and efforts were made to find out tire Whereabouts OF the
burglars, but without success. Neither could any clue be
obtained to the stolen goods.
AuxoED TICKET SwISDIE-Frederck Virgins appeared
before Justice Quackenbush, at the Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court, yesterday, and preferred a charge Of false pre-
fences against the proprietor Of a passage ticket office,
named George Ward. The complainant represented that
while at the foot Of Cortlandt street, endeavoring 10 pur-
chase a ticket for Baltimore, he WAS induced by some
runners to enter the Office of the defendant in West street,
and purchase what he supposed was a 1rst class ticket for
the above named city. but which subsequently proved 70
be an emigrant pass scarcely worth half the amount he
paid for It. The magistrate issued a warrant for the az
rest OF Ward, when the latter was arrested and held to
bail IN the sum Of five hundred dollars to answer.