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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Conn. & Passumpsio II. II. II,
RL0TI0m.

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TVNHR following assessments have been laid on
1 all subscriptions for tho purpose ~ extending
the road yF--i0 per cent, on each share payable
Sept lat, 1857, Also, 10 per cent on each share
payable every succeeding siAty daya thereafter un-
I'll the Amount II one hundred dollars pu each
share shall have been paid,
Payments may be- made a. the Hank " Orleans,
Peoples Bank, Bank 0fISud0n Passumpsir Bank
bradford hank =, Cleveland. Coventry, VI, or
Treasurer Office No, z Merchants Exchange
boLtou, Per order,
M, LOWERING, Treas
June 1857. inif
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Flour!

ELOuR Corn, and Rye Meal, for Sale by
T.. JEWETT.
Sept. s.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
PLANNING WORK.
Best Churn yet Invented.

I'VE DAyi. SeltAdiu,ting Pat,ntchurn churns
thr qiiiufvEt and rusirnt aud mukrv murt-
aud as good butter as the old Dashrr Chutn. II
works the butter milk out and the salt In with &C.
curaey and dispatch. nuy one, and II II l. not the
best return il. For sale Tor fhc County Of Gale
doniA at the Agricultural War; house, by
ALEN.,LANG.
St Johnaburv, July Is, 1883 guf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

INRly N, Fl E EEltri r ,;ln,'a
turers OF PuRh CRUSHED DuNT and SurIn Puus.
rHArE ur LINZ. Try them. Cash paid for hone
Office l6 Broad Street. Boston
Boston. April -, 1883 S5tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
ouR PunLIc INPaovEaENTs.-It will be noti-

ouR PuBLIc TNPRovENENTs--It will be noti-
ced that our Richmond correspondent in his let
ter 10 day, goes in strong for the appropriations
passed and projected, to the different lines Ofim-
provement
We have thought over the subject good
deal, and we cannot but consider these appro-
priations as altogether necessary. The State
Interests now are in the predicament of GER
tain amphibious animal to which life in the water
was killing while life on land was not congeniaI.
We have no money, certainly, to spare; on the
contrary, We are, as everybody knows, almost
rnoneyless State. Yet, whether is it better to
fold our hands, let these lines, already started,
some of them good part under way, go to rack
and ruin, or make an effort TO save what has
been already expended? In opinion, this is
the question, Uust whether we are to sink that
which has been already done; to lose all our mo-
ney, labor and property, or whether we are to
make an extra shift or two, and give the State
eventually the benefit of these lines of com
merce
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

The Pacific Railroa4-Lecomotoai in tile House
Tile Territory Of A3izmG-7ze Public
Lttnds-Garolcn Seecls-!SicI7,e&s at orr Uni.
rey*ity- Lecture, &c.
WASHINGTON CIrr, March g. IS
In the Senate, the Pacific Railroad bill has
again been put aside for the consideration of the
Minnesota bill, which is now under discussion
II is thought that this bill will soon be disposed
of by passage, as no important national question
enters into the discussion.
In the House, the Kansas bill is now officially
before that body, and it is expected l., politi-
cinns here, that it will give rise to onr Of the
longest aud most angry discussions that have
ever transpired in the National Legislature.
The Territory of Arizona is fast growing into
political and general notice here. Her citizens
have already begun to propose plans for her po-
tical organization. The climate and soil of the
country, particularly of Mesilla Valley, are said
to he well adapted to the culture of the grape.
The President has issued his proclamation for
sales of public lands in KANSAS, to take place at
the Land Offices at Kickapoo and Lccompton,
both on the 9th and 18th of July next embra-
cling in ali, 1912, 1874 acres.
1t may not be generally known to your ag1i-
cultural readers, that any of them can have any
particular kind, even an assortment of such
garden seeds are on hand, sent them free by
mail, by addressing the Agricultural Bureau Of
the Patent Office here.
A considerable number of students from the
University of Virginia, in the Metropo-
lis, the exercises of that Institution being for
time suspended, on account Of the prevalence of
the typhoid fever there.
The Potomac Fisheries. principally shad and
herring, are NOW getting into successful opera
ton on the lower shores
In lecture on the Vatican at Rome. at the
Smithsonian Institute, the other evening it was
stated that during all the civil tramsmutations
through which Italy has passed since the com
mencement of her history, the Vatican Hill has
ever been dedicated to religious uses, whether
possessed by EtrnscaR, Roman, Tandal or Chris
tan.
A new weekly paper, to be called the WasA-
iRgtOR -4sDix, is about to he started here
The editor Of the States, who is known here
to be fighting nan, intiinafes TO the cores
pondents of the \. Y. Herald, one of whom he
says has been accusing him of selling out his
journal TO the Douglas party, that it will be pru-
dent in them not to make any unjust insinua-
tons against the States or it's conductor, in the
future NlRGrNIrs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
NEW SPRING STOCK,

T BEG LEAVE inform. the public that have just
L turned from the East with my FIRST SPRING STOCK,
which determined to sell as cheap any house ia
Wheeling.
Ny stock consists Of all the latest styles Of
DRESS GOODS, such black fancy silks, Lawns,
Chintzes Of endless variety Chales BeTage DE-
Lines lie Berges with variety OF other goods
Gus TO MENTION
RMBROIDEgIES, the best to be found in Wheeling; my
consists Collars Of all prices,
the highest Of Of Sleeves and Collars which
will particularly mention Marsele Sets, all the rage
the Ras eomPets assortment ~ enbrodersd Bands, ETC.
BONNETS, any price 80 up $5, the
brought into the market, also ROnngt Ribbons and
beautiful styles bowers, PUSHES, and thing in the mil
lnerv line.
WHITE GOODS such plain and cured Strips Biauts.
amongst which would call attention real French
brOcade plain, Ered and Striped Jaeonets Nan
SHAWLS, SHAWLS, Stellal Cashmere, plain and fancy,
at almost prices.
CASSIAERES, Cloths and thing in the Of mems
suitable Spring ocr the largest stock any
in Wheeling, and would particularly request
chant taors TO examine my stock, viii sen Low whole
sale.
MIrTs complete line, and also ofhose long mits
worth c at l2I<e.
Call and examine my stock. Il win compare
faYorabiy vita any other and doiss, and have a.
done business the cash principle will sell it
very low figures
ISAAC PRAGEE-
Main
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

Persons OF sEDENrAnr HABITS, who arc gcner-
ally affected with Perfigo, Langour and E<-
hasstion, NaHsea and Headache, have in Beer
HAYES Holland Bitters grateful remedy 1t
gives strength aud energy to the system, stimu-
Iates the digestive organs, and corrects acidity
of the stomach.
We wonld caution the public against purchas-
ing the many limitations ofthis delightful aroma.
To prevent imposition, be careful to ask for Rpr-
hires Holland Bitfera. See advertisement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
CHEOPLASTIC PROCEss.
Ln Improvement 1n NGeehanieal pentiztl

DR. g. W. MOORE would respectfully
EsTlS inform the citizens OF Wheeling and the
UIESTY1 public generally that having just returned
ALJ from Baltimore, where from personal in
the Patentee, Dr. A A. Handy and from DR..
Church. late DemOnsraOr OF Mechanical Dentistry Ia
Baltimore Dental College, and having purchased the right
TO the above named Improvement he is now prepared
introduce his patrons this method in the
OF Dentistry This the old pFac-
tee, in the following particulars:
1st Il absolutely accurate fit 20 the and
consequently to the mouth.
spaces for the loignent OF food the
this work Is remarkable for is cleanliness.
3D. Partial sets from to full set. be Inserted
with perfect without the Of clasps springs,
which destructive the natural organs ought
be dicoHtHdRced by operator regarding the good
OF his patients.
4h 10 point Of strength it possesses superiority
all other methods
its nice adaptation 1t feels light in proportion
to It's weight.
The public invited to call and specimens.
NJ purchased exclusive right for the city
Wheeling, and Is also authorized 10 sell rights for Ohio
Virginia.
lBFse The H. E. Church, CGGplias Street. Csutrs
Wheeling mh94-Iia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

PAxuANpLE INTEeEsTs.-we print this morn
ing, from the Richmond South, a well written
and highly forcible article, which. Sy the ear
marks, we should judge is from the pen of our
Senator--Mr. Caldwell 1t sets forth in very
plain and cOnciliatory terms the neglect ana
selfish indifference with which the interests of
this city and section are. as general thing,
passed over by the people of large portion Of
the State, who seem to think that Virginia in.
terests aud the interests of this section are two
quite different affairs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
TRUST SALE.

Household and Kitchen Furniture.
II virtue Of need of Trust from Thomas WItten
bearing dsfe the 10Th March, 1851, recorded the
once q the eouny court Tor Ohio in Deed
loo - pa- "a, nhan, Monday March,
y te boarding house Of Mrs. Thomas Wtten, Main
s.reet IN the city OF Wheeling, sen the highest bidder,
pubic auction, tie Whnle % te Household Kitchen
contained in said boarding house, eyed to
Terms Of sale, Cash J. g WRIGHT Trustee.
shSn- = WicEHAN, AHetionfer. nh12
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

The social statistics just published by the
Registrar General Of Great Britain show that
while in EdiRburg and Glasgow the proportion
of iIlegitimate children born in those cities is
seven per cent Of the total births, It is thirteen
per cent. in Dundee, Perth, Aberdeen. The
per centago is five in London
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
REMOVAL

TAs. C. ORR you'll announce Pz5lie, tat BE- ~
81 removed his goods IRON liz Main street, The 90
door North Of the ". 4 ~ Bank. East sis MAn -
where he is rev opening his Spring stock Of BooA''
cry, Wall Paper, Sc.
lie would call especial ATTENTION 70 his laIsr ~ ,-
lectsd stock Of Wall Paper. which for variety o.
and neatness and quality, cannot be ezceei N ne
Desiring IN close SMALL lot % Paitsrs o.
make for new, Uill sell fIOm nov 70 ~
April all such cost. Call soon, you that Esft !, -
Remember the place, doors North OF me d = -
EIss se N'in street. "0FnsF'0t hs1 Jas C ORE
u EUOFAI..-T 1n3 AiaiE Street. ~ door 80,
HI ~ " Bank. where W arc prepArs1 - ia a.
In our line a. = SHIRT 1eticc-
WHEELER LaktN, Merchant J ~, - e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

BOWS at MOrgnntown, the other day, they
tried to get up demonstration against appro-
priatiOns to the State improvements. The star
says it was FIAT failure
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

The springfield Republican, Of Massachusetts, says-
Is Is the Queen OF all berries, Of uAectnt pTof-
lions, exquisite flavor and delicate texture
Extract from proceedings Of Tie American PotloloE
cal Society, held IN Boston.
Mr.. CABOT, Of Mass IL wish TO enquire about The SsE
Rochelle Blackberry"
Rev. w CLEFr Of StonIngton, '.Ihe Neg B.
ehelie Blackberry has fruited Eh me for the first s n
season. Il fs ali Il prOHliees, tefc q al that Rsfe -
aad Of g. Coming just alter RaspTries- prnlonss u
season Of small fruits Eontn or more, and u Is sf
acquisition Il deserves place in every garden
Mr. PISR, Of New York at Is the most retaakabs as
qusitio very sest and delicious indeed and the har
plant possible"
Mr. MArEIcz Of New York al Is very large tender al
delicious TANK il ia the greatest acquisition Te have
had
Mr- CL1AE, Of Coma. - never anything more pro
dae'iTe-"
Mr.. san, Sew York 81 can eorrobora,e What ''A
have said"
Mr. PEIzcE, Of Nev York '.Ttis most rezaaIkah y
QUESTION Of the Blackberry kind-very sweet and eg1l
indeed bearer, and the hardest plant posshe
with for the hsst tns this IL fuhlls al P
ises, and deserves place in every garden" ,t.
Mr. kSON, who has ave acres in eultivat on, e1hn
season some Of the fruit beivre tile PitsbuTgh
Society. The Pittsburgh Chronicle says: MANY :.
citizens visited the Of tire Society with Esa y
aiming Mr KaoN's collection, and those vi" we're
mate enough TO it expressed thi admiration N no
ured terms The SOcisty awarded the exhibition = -'
ma
Orders addressed to Rev J. KNnX PitishurF, Pa orr
Subscriber and accompanied With the cash, or 49,,
reference where parties known, VII b. A-
the order In which they received" - ,--z T.
SEWMASS THORNLESS BLACKBERRY fi1Si
sale at the prices. DANIEL LANE-
mh90-ilEEw4t wheelrE Is.snl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27


RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS BY VIRGINIA
BANKs.-AmOng the Legislative proceedings
coming to hand yesterday, we read the follow
ing in the Senate proceedings:
The vote passing the bill fixing November
for the resumption OF specie payment by the
banks was recOnsidered, and November stricken
out.
Mr.. OLD moved to fix May LIST as the date for
resumption.
Mr.. TnoNAs moved TO fix September Ist
Mr.. FRENcn moved October list
This last motion was defeated-ayes ~, nays
The proposition for September LIST was also
defeated-ayes IA, nays 30
The proposition to make the date for resump-
ton August LIST was adopted by the following
vote:
AYES Messrs Amber, Armstrong, Braden,
Coghill, Daughtrey, Dcnealc, Deskins, Flood,
Floyd, French, Funston, Gatewood, Johnston,
McKenneY, Marshall, Rives, Smith, of jackson,
Stuart, Thomas, Warth, Welch, White aud
WOodug-24.
NoEs..Mcssrs Brannon, Bruce, Caldwell,
Campbell, Catlett, Claiborne, Cobb, Coleman,
Day, HairSton, Huddleson, Layne, Neal. of
Wood, Old, Paxton, Richmond, Smith of G.,
Thompson, West and Yates-2O.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
TnaR6
Assignee's Motto
NoveltY MiIls FIour.

lust received bbIs Novelty Mills White Wheat Pam
- n.y. and X Extra P1ouT, superior anything
before offered In this market For sale by the sole agents
DOANE ADAMS.
mh94 No. 80 Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

SICKNESS AT QUIZ UNIvERs1TY.-It will be seen
by paragraph in our Washington letter, this
morning, that our University at Charlottesville,
has been compelled to disband the students on
account of the sickness which is spreading there.
After so much sickness as there has been of late
at that Institution it must be quite apparent that
the location is very bad one.
The University ought to be located in the
Valley of the State, as being both more central
and much healthier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

The land warrant market is q little more ac-
tive. On the 14th and 2lst June next there will
be Offered at Fort Dodge, Iowa, half million
acres, on the 9TH and 2lSt ofJune, and LIST July
will be offered at Sioux City, million and II
half acres. These are known as the uostd esr-
able sections of the state, being at the head of
of the Desmoines Valley, and between the Des-
moines and the Missouri rivers. There is large
amount on the big Sioux of timbered land, and
the residue firSt-cass prairie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Correspondence OF The Intelgencer.l
The Pacifc acknowledgement il, tie Home
Tile Territory or A3.izond-7ze Public
Lunds- Garden Seeds Sickness at orr Uni.
ce1~ity-Leeture, ,ec
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
For Rent

VIE Store Room 90 Main street North wb..r,-
4 merry occupied y : b. WcodrovT For to- -
TO lmhl9l GEOR6E +. wIcKHt, nv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
DENTISTRY

THE undersigned respectfully inform public iha,thy
have associated 1iseiTrs together Tor the practice
Of Dentistry TviT os=i Is ~ ~ Market street
Monroe All U1i1n ssh where they viii be
their friends ana Others wishing the Of
Dentist.
They both students aud for sv-rsl
Dr. HaIIIhsn senior partner
been constantly engaged ia the practice for hf
last eleven ring hic h arq1zfu
ted with Of the leading Dentists N
cities % the Cnited States and has fauii:aTss himself
With their various Irregularities in operating. They there
fore feel eoniat 81 being abe entire satisfaction
to ali who nay favor thera wiki their pstroHaVs-
ABR ROBERTSON ". u.
whs ling, NoV-1 1857. JAMES ORR.
" B.-3essrs z. o. take pleasure In Trfzrria-, hyp
mission. 10 the following gentiemeE.
H. P Weed d. D. Hon Geo W. Thompson, Its Hon Ara
Czsivsu S1S=Sa Nelson. Esq B. II E1T. Esq d. J0aa
Frissell. DR.. W. }. Bates De- z H. CummIns Dr. L.
Hildreth. DrA = T0Ii EsIi=as O=iaus=- John Enate
Esq, M-CIsiIens, Knox r Co. Marsh Taylor hoyIg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

NOMETuING FOR THE t.aDiES--Ws have !Rst received
y The French Sslf-aJ4 st.n- S:e-i Frame, Skrt1a
Skirt which, for cauvrne1r- and durAbFy, SXces ever
thing invented Gail and exAt--- Also sziTt Reeds,
wrapped and uaEraFPed- lsahll PAYNE Z Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

desirable furniture consisting OF everything known
trade including the patent lounges reclining chairs
French ssfas, Call ISf Main sat-y o,
rosite tie old stand. Imh2s:lvl JOIN 8 MRIf.Ir
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

MONEY AND LAND Manifestation the cir
cular of Messrs. sewell, Ferris d Co., of New
York, by yesterdays mails We have the follow
ing advices concerning Money and Land War
rants:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
First Arrival of the Season.

DAYNR CO. receiving their sprirS Stock ofFsney
Goods, StitioaeTy, WAII Payer. g. ~Hi-h Ehsn e'a-
piet=d, viii surpass in point OF variety aad quality,
sto-k Of the kina ever offered in the city
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
z u \ n q. - "a . q II . IL . = IL
BLACKBERRY.

HAVING made arranEsrezis Eith Rev J. ESo1 Pits
III burg Pa supply q Plants is valuable Black
berry, 100 strong, thrifty Plants oEet A. thr fLo=-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-22
4 NATIONAL CONVENTION OLE GAMBLERS.

The latest novelty in the way of Conventions is
tne convention OF the sporting fraternity, or gam
piers, from all parts of the country, at Chicago
The Democrat of that city SAYS that the city has
been 'tast filling up" with the delegations from
different States, sent to attend this Convention
Alabama, Rhode Island, Minnesota were the only
states remaining unrepresented on Wednesday last
and Delegates from these were on their way to the
great meeting. Although this is a gathering of
"hard cases" morally, the Democrat describes the
appearance of the delegates as highly respectable
"A nner looking set OF men we have never seen than
they are, taken upon the average They are all
tat and are well, very well dressed with ewelry in
abundance; and some of them are said to be- what
Their looks Indicate, men Of talents"
these men are seen in every town, and are gen.
orally known by their sleek appearance, sharp
looks, and display of ewelry Professional gamblers
are often regarded as respectable members of socie-
ty and their success is looked upon with something
OF the same veneration that Americans are apt to
'eei Tor those who gain largely and rapidly in what
are considered legitimate transactions; and it is
too often the case that the successful ibertine
is regarded with a sort of admiration The Demo-
crdt SAYS
Gambling is carried on much more secretly than
formerly, and therefore it is not so dangerous as
when the "tads' would 90 out in broad daylight and
soilclt men to go to Gambling Houses. The gam
ping rooms are sometimes in hotels, and changed
from ronm to room by previous agreement But
more generally they are in eating saloons. Preten-
ded business men 60 into an eating saloon and 90
up stairs under preteuce of eating If the Police
Will watch, they will find these men tarry a long
while, and often all night, at their meals
1t Is 1--WE suppose facetiouSly) remarked by the
Demoerat that the Convention will adjourn over
the ilrst day without transacing any business than
merely announcing the death OF their friend who
kept the great establishment at Washington so
many years, and passing the usual vote of condo
lence.
There will be two important matters to come up
before the convention.
One will be the revision of the old rules. and
the adoption of new ones for the various gamcs.-
The rules construed differently in different
States. Several lives have been lost in broils
arising from this difference in their interpretation
Uniformity of construction is demanded by all the
delegates.
The other will be the non-nterference of profes-
siona gamblers in politics. There will be very
warm debate upon this subject.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-22

quiet the only sale have heard of being of B hhds
low grade Porto Rico s6.62E We have no change to
note in the general condition Of the trket There is
fair consumptve demand for Sugars but there no
position the trade to purchase beyond their mme
diate wants We quote Sugars closing steady at the
following rates, viz S66 50 for refining grades Cuba and
English Island S675d750 for grocers styles Cuba
as 25 for fair to prime Porto Rico and 25S so for fair
to choice crop New Orleans.
SALT.-Liverpool Salt is now selling at 90 cts fnr
Ground Alum 135 cts. for Marshas and Jeffrey Oar
cys fine and $50 cts per sack for Ashtons do 1t is in
quoted steady Is per bushel afoat but from stora
itis bringing higher price
SEEDS.-Coverseed continues in demand, and the
market for it is still firm We note sales TODAY of O
bushels ordinary seed at SIS and 100 bushels prime
do az $575d5S7h per bushel Ga lbs Timothy Seed is
at 81 S0G1 40 per bushel
WHlSKEY-Whiskey continues in fair demand at
previous rates We note sales to-day of 100 bbs City at
252 cts, and of 100 bbls Ohio % cts lot of 900
bbs superior Ohio Whskey was understand sold on
Saturday at 27 - = :.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-22
POLICE LNTELLLGENnE

man named William Mead was yesterday arrested by
ohcer Lawtan on the charge of stealing pair
lngs and eleven pair of gloves, valued $lO from the
store of Mr. H. Scott No. S5 McEldery street He was
committed to Jail for Court by Justice Mears.
Officer Love arrested William Develin, charged with
stealing silver watch valued at twelve dollars the
property of John Cooper. Justice Mears committed him
to Jail to answer the charge before Court.
BENJAMIN Dunn was arrested the charge of resist
ing officers Field and Woodward while in the discharge of
their duty. Justice Logan committed him to Jail for
Court
Lieut.. Davies and officer Allen yesterday arrested
woman named Julia Jones charged with stealing several
articles OF clothing valued $780, property
Sarah shelton She was committed to Jail for Court by
Justice Audoun
William Love was yesterday arrested by officer Pearce
on the charge of stealing thirty dollars from Pauline
Mailhouse. He underwent examination before Justice
Mearis and was committed O iail for