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CONVICTION NEWS.

THE BRIDGE TO BE FINIsHED.-Since Miles
Greenwood, Esq, Of Cincinnati, has accented of the
presidency Of the CovinRton and Cincinnati Bridge
company, the chances for the completion of the
bridge have increased an uudred fold Dropping in
at the office ofths compa ny, yesterday, we learned
Its affairs were really in hourishng condition.
and that there was prospect the bridge would 10
positively finished within couple of years. There
are some certain persons who are prepared to take
100000 In stack payable in fifteen years. and will do
so Just as soon as the company here can secure
saO,OOO in convertible bonds into preferred stock
Already have $4,000 of the amount been raised, and
the chances arc that the remaining $4,000 will be
made up before the ensuing spring. when It il pro
posed to recomme nee operations with the $5Uo,OOO
Thus, In the hands of the company, there will be
ample means to finish the structure
HAL1HAN PAEDoNED.-Not long since wa
noticed an affair that took place between john Wei.
aen ana Timothy Halihan, in which Welden was
badly cut In the face and head. Tho authorities had
Halihan arraigned. before the Circuit Court, which
sentenced him to pay fine of two hundred dollars,
and to be imprisoned in the City Jail for tbo term of
SIX months. 1t appears that Hslihan was not
man of bad chara cter and some of his friends ever
since his confinement have been endeayorinp 10
procure his release and to good purpose. Yesterday
morning the gentleman who acted as counsel for the
prisoner received a telegraph dispatch from the
Governor, announcing that he had granted pardon,
and Halihan was in consequence released from
Jail.
TRICK OF NEGRo.-Ono day last week
Daniel Piatt, Esq, n wel.to.do farmer living in
Union, Boone County, discovered that fine horse
was missing from his stable, one that he valued at
$500. Thinking that tho thief had come to the city,
Mr. Piatt came down on Wednesday for the purpose
OF putting the officers on the SCENT and we believe
he offered reward for tho recovery of the animal
On returning homo, we learn he found his horse was
home first. Ho suspects the negro belonging to
neigbbor made use of him to go on spree, and not
returning as soon as he expected turned him ioose
G9- The improvement of Third street, be-
tween Scott and Madison, is progressing with con.
siderable rapidity, and are glad to see that the
paving promises the two great requisi tes-smooth.
ness and durability
Nor YET CALLED FoR.-One of the clerks
in the postoficc told us. yesterday that thore was
letter In the postotce addressed to tho Ugliest man
in Covngton." We suggested that it should be for.
warded over to the Reporter Of the ENQUIRER as be-
ing just tho man entitled to receive it,
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vuyRUsrEEs sALE.-oN sATUR-

VuNkUSlEES "a LEs-O SATU N
n. DAY, the Path day Of September, 1859, At eleven
O'Clock, A. M, will sell aL public suction, at the
rotunda Of the Court-h0use, IN Cincinnati, IN not
sooner disposed OLD the followins-described real
Two huudredand fifty five $500 acres Of land Sit
uate In the county Of Calhoun, and State Of Illinois,
and being the Northeast fractional of section l,
Township 8, 5. ksnge W ana lot No. l,N.Eho<
ALSO-One hundred and sixty acres In the county
Of Cass State of Illinois, and being the North half
h. TO- W., and the East half OF South east fourth u
Section IL, Townl7, N. of Il. IL, W.
ALSU-One hundred and twenty acres In the county
OF Mason, and state OF Illinois, and being tho north
half Of Southwest a Of Section !, and the North.
east a Of the Southeast u Of Section ., Town
ALSO One hundred and twenty acres in the county
South half OF South east a Of Section 20, Town
8, g. RI, II. and the southeast u Of the North
east u Of Section rs, Town 4, 8, Off. I, E.f .-tr
ALS0-One hundred and sixty acres In the county
Of Jasper, and State Indiana, and being the South
west u of Sec ion II, Town 80, N. r. I, W.
ALS0-Eighty acres in the State OF lows, end
county of Ceno Gordo, and being the South half Of
To be sold as the property Of BENJAMIN !. Lewis
and Orvis NJ. More, partners as Lewis q Mors, for
the benefit Of their creditors, pursuant to Q CON.
mand of the Superior court OF Cincinnati, In action
No. s,sls, wherein r. Jshray, st. al arssomDlain.
Terms of sale -0ne-ttird Of the purchase money
to be paid uash delivery Of deedons third IN one
year, and one-third In two yesrs, from The day of
sae deferred payments to be secured b mortgage on
the premises. WIN. b. 6HePPARO, 4 a
July l6.awll Trustss.
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STEEL ELECTRoTYpEs.-Salmon and GARNER,
in Paris, place the newly-engraved copper
plate in the bath, where, by their recently dis
covered process, it is duly coated with steel
without the least hurt to the engraving. In
this way is produced a steel plate for a copper
plate, and steel being much harder than cop
per, much greater number of impressions can
be printed from the improved surface than
from the simple plate. AS soon as it shows
signs Of wear, the surface of steel is dissolved,
and a new surface formed by the means pre-
viously employed. This process will tend to
reduce the price Of really fine engravings, and,
if carefully followed up, the last impression
will bo scarcely less beautiful than the first
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Yesterdays TRoT.-Ye esterday afternoon
the first trot of the season came off at the Gin
cinnati Trotting Park. The horses, four In
number, were well matched, and the race was
closely contested. The entries were as fol-
lows:
A. Mason, ..".""....b. m. Fanny Hope. ... Mr.. Dodge
GSi. E McGi ;,;;;.."br. gr Wagnor......Mr Rockey.
nuhnam Higdon..s. Iii. Jenny y............ GimmOck.
Mr. Lshawa.".".".bl g. Mohawk. owner.
"Wagner" was the favorite at the start, and
had the odds in his favor, but when put to his
work he performed badly, and sadly disap-
pointed his hackers. The race was won by the
bay mare, "Jenny" having been ruled out
after the third heat under rule of the course.
The following is q summary:
"Fanny Hopes, /, 81! "Wagner"-4,
3, 1,2. "Jenny"-2, "a. "Mohawk," /, 4,
2,3. Time 5:SsH, 5:4lH, SOL.
over fifteen hundred people were present,
among whom were many ladies.
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[By Telegraph.I
New York Market.

:. New YORK, August 2j-PM
Flour generally active, and 5(0lOc. better:
sales 900 brs. at s. 3l4 60 for s1perfino State;
"a 6G95 for extra de-; 81 35 30 for old, and IS lO6
60 for fresh ground shipping brands extra round.
hoop Ohio closing firm: Canadian Floor steady:
sales $50 brls at "a 7j0i5 IS for extra Small Gales
Rye Flour at So 5Nl4 IS.
Wheat steady aud unchanged: sales 10000 bushels,
including new mixed Michigan at 81 90; new White
kSntWnGky Wy atsL 80; new BED southern at 81 2Gl 2
gan on private tetma. Rye firm: sales $50 bushels at
sOc. Barley quiet Corn dull sales l2GOO bushels at
7Sc. for old mixed Western; s2@S3c for new do and
s0c, for Yellaw Southern. 0ats firm at 37@iIc for
state; 39@iOc. for Western, aud 42@i3c. for Cana.
dian. ~
Whisky better and active: sales GOO brls. at &c.
Pork lower and less nctire sales 2sO0 brs at Sl ~
@li 70 for mess; Sl4 62 Tor unin spcctcd do, and
$40 u for prime Beef dull sales l,j73 br.s at
g G0a6 for country prime; S7@l7 25 for do. mess;
$s6ll for repacked Chichgo, and Sl22 50 for extra
Beef Hams quiet at Sl5l9lS. Bacon dull sales 100
packages at 62i97c. for Shoulders, and s50S4C for
Hams.
Lard steady: sales $50 hrls. at lO@Ilc. for No. 1
city to prime Western. Butter firm at lS@l7C. for
Ohio and l86l2lo for State. Cheese firm at SSdg1c
Cotton dn sales 500 ba les.
Rice dull at BIC.
Sugar advanced &c. on { be week. ..
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A MODEL LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INsrI..
TurR.-Doctor A. Curtis, of this city, is o vet
eran instructor in the sciences, and is we'll
known in this city. Through his journal of
Education, and by his addresses in the State
Teachers Association, he has advised the
teachers of the State of bis design to open in
this city, No. 81 East Third street, in the old
Bazaar Building, which is roomy and oonve-
nient, an institution according to his peculiar
plan. In the evening, in the large hall, leo
lures, recitations, concerts, &C., will be fsa-
ture. lie has engaged competent associates
and will commence the session on the 5th Of
September.
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HOME INTEREST.

naT 8. H. Parvin, Advertising Agent, No.
so West Foarth.street.
nB Winder's sky-lisht Gallcry-All styles
Of Pictures made on short notice.
a% Twenty-Five Cent AmbrOtypes can be
had at APPLEaArE & Co.'s, No. IS Broadway.
GU Applesate & Co.'s Gallery, No. SO
Broadway would not have likeness of them.
selves at q cost Of only twenty-five cents
g@- Winder's sky.llsht Gallery, Western.
row, opposite Court.street. The cheapest and best
Pictures made in the city.
$50 Dasuerre an Gallery, Southwest cor
ner of Sixth and Western-row, over Hanpaford's
drug store. Pictures taken and put in good cases for
twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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A GEETLEMAN's DIARY OF HIS WIFE's TEM-
PER.-Sunday-A thick fog-no seeing through
it. Monday-GloOmy and very chilly. Tues
day-Frosty, at times very sharp. Wednes-
day-Bitter cold; flying clouds. Thursday
Storm in the morning; clear evening. Friday
Cleans of sunshine; went to 50 West Fourth
street and bought her Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine. saturday-Resplendent withiewels;
everything sparkling and bright; calm and
pleasant day.
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gs9" Our citizens will be afforded an oppor-
tunity, this evening, to enjoy rich treat at
Pixies Otera-house, ON which occusion Max.
Cohnhaim, Esq, editor Of the New York Hu-
n,oris, will give reh earssl of his comic peice,
entitled Berlin and Neu York. Mr.. G. will
give a striking illustration of tho contrast be-
tween the Old and New World. A rich treat
may be expected by all who attend.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

| WOODS THEATER -THE PARoDI OPERA
TRoUPE.-Last night Donzeiti's grand opera, LucRE.
zIA BoRGfA, was presented at Woods Theater by
the Parodi Opera Troupe, to an audience much
larger than that of the previous evening" Parodi in
the role OF "Lucreza," fully sustained her reputa-
ton as an artise, In this role she is acknowledged
Dyeverybody to be without peer. Her voice has
lost none ofis quality since her last visit to this city,
and In act, we never knew it to possess such volume
ana power as 1t did last evening Signor Bellini as
MONO Orsini," bccam2 at oncoa tlvorite with the
audience. The 'Hriudsi' rendered with all the
abandon al esprit that VesiysIi is capable of giving
H. and Infinitely more faithful to the musical text
Sgnor Gnone and Signor SDriga, in their respective
roles, gave general satisfaction, and were warmly
appiauded throughout the Opera. This evening will
be presented the Opera OF TRovAroRE, with Parodi
as "Azucena," and Alaineo as "Leonora"
AMERICAN OPERA. SINGERS - TIE CONCERT
LAST NIdHT.-With one ofthe leading Prima Donnas
oil an Italian Opera troupe singing on the same even
In thia city, and numerous families who prtronize
musical entertainments, absent from home, the at.
tendance In Pixies Operahouse last night must have
been gratifying to the distinguished lady compli-
mented, and to her friends. The West End turned
out spiritedly We rejoice that Cnninnati audiences
debut, in Cincinnati, Of the buyant Child of Song,
VINO saw before her troops of her girlhood friends
Pixies Opera-house has not, in our opinion, had a
vocalist on its boards who has given such general
satisfaction, as did Mrs. varian James. She has
Deen rocking, Joyous paror singer in our city, and
now as beautiful woman, of elegant carriage full
rich voice, powerful in the middle and higher notes.
she executed choice operatic airs with force and
sweetness and Joyous abandon. The duets were
gwen with thrilling effect, and established at
once tho harmony OF the voices of Mr. Cooke and
mrs. James, The American debutante was wo.thy of
Inc brilliant audience In attendance, and is firmly
established as No. vocalist. Let her be encour.
aged and sustained. American women should be
encouraged TO take position in the higher range of
opera musc-they can and they should.
G1- Palace Garden is becoming one of the
most popular places of amusement In the c,ty. Mr.
mallory is determined to spare neither pains or
expense, to offer amusements worthy of patronage.
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French English and German.EngliSh
School.

vNHE TRUSTEES OF THE WESLEYAN
Il Female College, Yine-street, have determined
TO make the course In Modern Language thoroughly
practical and therefore successful TO this end thsy
have organized Primary Department In French and
German, In which the young pupils will be taught
Spelling, Reading and Writing, In either Of these
anguages Ill the same manner and at the same tina
as they are taught the same branches In English.
, More advanced scholars will be taught al many Of
man.
In this an ability to speak and write these iae-
guages will be as readily acquired as II the pupih
were sent abroad.
The extra charge will be $40 per annum,
BO-For further information apply at tho Colleae
on Vine-street, between Sixth and Seventh.
aul6 cawCw ROBERT ALLYN, President.
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- -
BOOK NOTICES.

THE SHIPPERS GgIDE-COntainipg complete
towns, and places tributary thereto in the United
States and Canada: so, list Of the Officers and
Agents connected with the Railroads, Canals. and
Phelps. 1859 Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Go.
This is useful book; its title defines Its value As
book Of reference, every bus ness man should have
copy of the work accessible in his counting.roo
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GO"A man named Michael Garen, who re-
sides on Dublin. street, committed a brutal as
sault upon his wife with boot-jack, about ten
O'Clock last evening. After inficting fright
full cash upon her head he put her out of the
house. She was found lying upon the side
walk by officers Scha0ler and Walker and con-,
veyed to the Hammond. street Station. house.
DR.. Beck was sent for, who dressed her wounds.
Garen was arrested and locked up.
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tBy Telegraph
Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL, August IL.
Cotton-Fair Orleans quoted at sgd. mid
ding 74d.;, fair Mobile 7lad.; .middng 74d.; fair
Is estimated at 6SsOoO bales, OF which 900 were
American.
Manchester advices indicate quiet, but firm mar.
ket.
Brcadstufs quiet, but steady. Provisions decin-
ing, and holders pressing their stock the market
LONDON, August IL.
Consols for money closed at 95@95A.
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Mary Moore and Margaret McManus
entered the grocery store on the south east
corner Of Western-row and Court-street, yes
terday, and while one called for something to
drink, the other carried off piece Of picked
pork. They were arrested and locked up.
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T TEx-Deputy- Marshal Ragen was tried
in the Police Court, yesterday, upon charge
Of grand larceny-the particulars of which
we have heretofore given-and honorably
discharged.
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GB- An inquest was held by Coroner Carey,
yesterday, over the body Of an infant, at the
residence Of its mother, Margaret Monitor, on
the corner Of Linn and Bank-streets. 1t was
at first thought that the mother had killed the
child, but circumstances went to show that it
died from neglect Immediately after birth.
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DU- a gentleman employed in attending
the "Flying Dutchman,"at the corner Of Fifth
and Race streets, met with serious accident
last evening, BY being caught in the machinery.
His right arm was very much lacerated. He
was conveyed to DR.. Horner's drug store, where
his wounds were properly dressed. ....
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RoBDERy.-The house of Mr.. Longley, on
Ninth-street, near Linn, was entered by
thieves last Wednesday, while the family
were absent in the country, and robbed of
jewelry and silverware. Mr.. L. is unable to
state the amount Of goods stolen until his
family returns.
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Gs-James Lawson and Jesse Philips
were held in bonds of $500 by Judge Lowe,
yesterday, to appear OF the Court of Common
Pleas, and answer the charge Of stealing
horse and buggy from q gentleman residing
at Mt. Pleasant. ID
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Mary Walker, the prosecuting witness
against John Ragen, in the Police Court, yes
terday, raised quite row with number of
other witnesses, on Lodge-street, last evening.
Mary was locked up in the Ninth street Sta
on-house, on charge of disorderly con-
duct.
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gS-A witness named Featherby wos fined
S. and costs by Judge Lowe, yesterday, for
contempt Of Court, refusing to obey sum-
mons in the case Of Cassady Us. Woodruff and
Mortimer. 90.
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gSr B. Eggleston, Esq, President Of the
City Council of this city, received, day before
yesterday, a very handsome present from Phila
delphia, in the shape Of a handsome cane, made
from apicceof tmbertaken from Independence
al
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LEBANON HoUsE.-We chserfully recommend
the above establishment to travellers visiting
the town Of Lebanon. Abner Ross & Son,
proprietors, are old hands in their business;
consequently, visitors may rest assured ofre-
ceiving good entertainment during their stay.
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gs- Charles Jones entered boot and shoe
store on the levee yesterday, and helped him
self to pair Of shoes. Charles was arrested,
and will sppear before his honor, Judge Lowe,
to-day, to answer the charge. .st
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G1-'Squire Peter Bell was before Judge Lowe,
yesterday, charged with committing an assault
and battery upon a man named Miller. There
being no evidence of such an assault, the
Squire was dismissed. Miller, Of course, had
to fork over the costs.
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GJE. Cox, policeman in the Seventeenth
Ward, was discharged, day before yesterday,
by Mayor Bishop, for drunkenness. A sub
stitute named Gudgeon was suspended for
thirty days, for similar offense. h
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@-Members' tickets, admitting their family
to the Horticultural Exhibition, at Palace
Garden, commencing September 8, are now
ready to be had of the President or Secretary.
7 E.J HOOPER, Secretary.
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RIVER NEWS.

In short time, we will supply our readers
with greater amount ofriver news than heretofore.
We will allot certain space for this department. and
we hope our efforts will be duly appreciated as we
desire to make the PENNY PRESS q general news
naper ..4
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CHEWING ToBACCo-The best in the mar
ket, and in great variety, at Patterson's, 1877
Walnut, and 115 Main-street. Retailers can
have few pounds at the same rate as by
the box. [17eod
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SIX CENTS WILL PAY FOR THY
PENNY PRESS oNEWEEk.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TUvRUsTEE,s sALE.-oN MoNDAy

n 80 a1A1 - ShAAls-ON hONNhIs
- the 18th day of septemb Der, A.. D. 1859, at tbs
a. AL IL 81 Sc,Sek i M Of said day. will sell at public auo
l. Lots mum bered seven % and eight (s) In square
t in the " q h
IL page Is Of the Records eSPraG S III 59Sn s9
Ohio and fronting each TWEEN ty.hve ( feet on ost.
srn sp canal 9 or pum,s,ree and running back the
same ame wid5n 91e hundred and hftysix feet three
2 All those lots Of land situate In the city Of DIN.
bered nipty t9o ninety lone (9, ninety ls( and
(9 in square number four 81 OF the
Records Of Hamilton County, Ohio, and each Of said
10 O's a rontihs twsnty,seyen feet, making loS feet
alley. WV "-
g. Also the following situate In Cincinnati, for
nineteen, Qg) in Township number three (3) in tho
second fractional range in the Miami Purchase, being
northery side Of the Cincinnati and Harrison Turn.
pike Road, and rnnning thence rortherlyHour hun
dred feet more or less, to the land of John Riddle
sen BOUNDED ON the east by lot of ground conveyed
Dy Bernard and wife to John Hockney, November Z,
ias and on the west by lot now formerly belong.
a Also the following, situate in Cincinnati, Ham.
ilton County and State of Ohio, and being lots mum.
beIed twenty. three S2s and twenty four In Wade
city, as recorded in Book 80, page l49 Of the HaIil-
ton County Records, said lots twenty.thres (2 and
peluB GU tue bOuIn 6lu0 Ol f0ptAr.
street, west Of Western-row; being each twenty. five
(5 feet In front on the south side If Poplar street,
and running back in parallel lines south one half the
distance from Poplar to Oliver-street
8. Also, the following in Cincinnati, commencing
Ct q point on the south side Of Clark -street ono
hundred and twenty three feet east Of the south
east corner Of Clark and Freeman streets; thenoe
south at right angles to Clark.street two hundred
and one feet thence in an eastery direction twenty
eight (20 feet; thence In noIthery direction and
parallel with said west line ut right angles to Clark
street, two hundred and feet to Clark street;
thence westerly on the south line Clark street,
tw-ntyeight l2s) feet to the beginning; being lot
numbered thirty nine (39) in G. W. fuckers SUBJ
division of the Cutter property, recorded In book
number Eight ~ in the division among the heirs Of
Seth Cutter, deceased. ~ l.-ilr-
6. Also, the following lot, situate In Hamilton
County. and being lot numbered thirty mine the
plat Of subdivision of Avondale In said county, as
recorded in Plat Book No. !, page ofthe records Of
said coun'y. NI'"n
Title to ali the above property good; sale persmp.
tory terms cash; being the came property conveyed
to the undersigned by deed Of trust from Tha Oincip
pati aud Chicago Railroad Company, July /, lssl,
recorded in Book No. 204, page 23.
..t. J0HNM. HEBRON, Trustee.
COLLINS HEBRON ,Att'ys, l48 Nv alnut.st. aulybRts
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fBy Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 25-P. NJ.
Cotton--Sales 1900 bales, all new, at IL q
@l2kc. Flour dull at s. for supertne Corn steac y
at " for prime White Oats quiet at SOC. Pork dull
at S 80 Tor Western Cotton freights to Liver.
puol Nd.
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gH-Edward Coleman was arrested by Dep
uty Marshal Scott, yesterday, upon warrant,
charging him with stealing pair Of gold shirt
buttons from lady who resides on Cherry
alley.
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NS- The National American Association
met at the corner of Sixth and Walnut streets
last evening, and presented series Of resolu-
tions, recommending the calling of an Ameri-
can Convention to nominate candidates for the
approaching CO paign, which were laid over
for one week. n-'--''7.' .''n 81 it-
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GrThe case of Connolly, charged with
incest, was tried in the Police Court, yester-
day, and continued until Saturday for fur
ther hearing.
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[By Telegraph
Hayre Market.

HAvRE, August IL.
Cotton has declined l@2f; New Orleans
tres-ordinaire quoted at ll3f and bas at lO6f The
sales of the week were 5000 bales.