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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-02
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| ShhhihsIowS, Va. Feb This being the
LEU 10. tne assembling of the special session
49, 20 ,h NV me cases Of Stevens aud IIazlItt
tators. 'h'efestso speN-
At eleven O'Clock the court open.d
Kenny, OF the Rocking ham county courl n,sa
Ing, Judge John Parker being engaged in bpiaS
reg ular term OF court I'm Hampshire county
The grand jury, Of which II. V Shirley ESQ
Is the foreman. was sworn ia. TIE Ind - \
lvered the charge. In referring TO the Uor,.,e,
Ferry Invasion be said -. II is known 10 yay
aud Is now part of the history Of the oou6tr,
mar; on the night Of the 10th Of October last.
hand OF traitors, murderers ard inceBdiarirs
| stcaltbily made descent on the soil of Virginia
| in the county Of Jefferson. and wantoply mur
uereo several OF our citizens. with the design 60
lnclte our slaves TO revolt and 10 subvert our Gov
eminent.
Some OF these desperadoes, and Others. the
dures OF designing towards, Were captured tried
and punished according 70 their desserts But
there are some engaged, or sRppos. d TO have bseu
engaged in this foray, who have not as VET beer
apprehended and Some who are believed 10 have
been srtiyely engaged in this tragedy but NOT
known to the public. II will be your duty. and
believe, Your pleasure, also 20 inquire who were
guilty OF polluting our soil. and attempting tc
dlshonor the sovereignty Of Virginia
deem il necessary for me TO recommend 10 YOU
10 conduct your inquiries with that coolEess iGs-
uce ana good sense which has distinguished your
predecessors in their inquisitions and which have
met with tue appreciation of the good patrio,ic
ana honorable citizens Of our common country: =,
| "a conduct your inquiries that the bright escntcb
con OF our beloved State shall not be dimmed by
passion, prejudice, or groundless suspicion. but
SHAH be without fear favor, affection: and that
all your inquiries have been FOR the truth. n,
whole truth. and nothing but the truth
The jury then returned 10 their room ana the
witnesses In the case for the Commonwealth ys
Aaron ID. Stevens were sent up Before the Jury
returned, however, Mr.. Harding. the prosecuting
attorney, made an address to them; and. after tLs
absence of an hour, the jury returned with bin
against stevens, charging him with murd.r tres
son, and conspiring with tie slaves 60 rebel
The WITNESSES in the case OF the Commonwealth
vs. Hazlitt, were then sent up. and an indictment
OF the same character were returned by tie grand
jury.
The empaneling Of jury I'm the case Of Steven.
was then postponed until tomorrow TO allow The
counsel time TO examine into the Indictment
Stevens and Hazlett 20 be defended by Geo
Sennott, Esq. and the Commonwealth will be
represented by Mr.. Harding and Andrew Huntsr.
EsQ.
IL Is deemed unnecessary 10 increase TO any great
extent the military force now here The only al
dltior is company If twenty cavalry from sher-
herdstown. There is mo- fear entertained Of res
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Texas Legislature.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2.-Governor Houston has
transmitted the resolutions Of the Ssuti Carolina
Legislature 10 the Legislature Of Texas. covered
10y message in which lie oPpos,s Scu'LsTn
Convention.
resolution was Introduced into tbe Ios stature
endorsing tue Governors views on the ground
that Texas lad surrendered her independence tc
the federal L Mon. and was unwilling To- give Ut
That lnlon on aHy emergency moi deemed 2 sam
Gent excuse for so important step.
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FUTURE DAYS.

Ry VAL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE Of A STOCK
"A OF FANCY Day GooDs, &c Or SATURDAY
NoANiNG, tth February, at 10 o'clock, We VII
Sci, IN front OF The Auction Rooms, 10y authority If
tn AZ nnIstratnr on the estate IF Horteuse Kehr-
man. dec aSed, the personal effects of said sed
consisting Of a stock of Faucy Dry Goods, &c
Ttrms: s. cash over that amount n credit of 81
days for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest
By order OF tho Admins rstor
"a Sid WALL a. BARNARD, Aucts
BY A. GREEN, Auct;oaeer.
A DHINISTRATOR'S SALE OF THE FF
~ FECTs CY A PROVISION STORE AT AUrTIoN.-
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. the sta inst |
sfal sell at The store of the late Jamos a. q ack
deceased. on New isrsey avenue. between south A
sud streets At o'clock p IN. by al order 90 the
Orphans Court the entire effects of sand store on
slstIng Of
Hams 81 dilings, Beef Polk,
Butter. ard, Eggs, Pot. toes,
Iailow. Onions, Beans, Vegetables.
Store S7ales, RsfTigeratars, Desks,
Barches, Knives, Chopper Co.
isrms: A III sums under S. cash over g. 8 credit
OF 81 days for notes satisfactorily endorsed hearing
interest. By oder.
SAMUEL HOOVER, Administrator.
Ioi-d A. GREEN, AGot.
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Further from Europe-Per Steamer CITY G,
Manchester

NEW YORK, Feb. Per steamer City Of Man
CHESTER from Glasgow, We have one day later news
from Europe via telegraph TO Queenstown
PARIS, Jan. IA rumor is current that TIE
Peace Congress Will meet on the 18th Of February
aud that AGtoIelli, the Pope prime minister ha.
resigned TX is also said that treaty Of commerce
has been concluded between France aud England
The Rentes have advanced 20 6sf 95s
LONDON, Jan. i3.-The Bank Court broke up
without any advance Of the rate Of interest The
News asserts that Lord Ctowley brought no prnp
ostion from the French Government
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q no. MOPRON
By A. GREEN, Auotloneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
CONTINUATION SALE OF BUILDING HAM
- WARE: CurLEgY. Tools, Hollow WARE,
EARNING UTENSILS. HOUSE, FURNISHING Goops
ShBiNET HARDWARE, &C, &c., AT AUcTroN-On
nONtAf the tn inst. j shall sell, At the store
OF Mossrs. r. l.. Harvey r. Co., No. 325 Penpsvl-
wanna avenue, between Sin and 7th streets AT IN
O'Clock m, and continue daily until ali is sold
very extensive assortment Of Hardware We
snurnorste in pa T. "
Table and Pocket Cutlery and spoons of every de-
A large assortment and great variety Of Building
large variety Of Carpenters, Cabinst mskors' and
other Mechanical Tools,
srse variety of Cabinet Hardware and Farm
race, Back and Log Chains, Spades,
sno Long handle Shoves,
hakes, two, three and -four prong Forks
"A large lot of Hollow Ware, such as
rots, Ovens. Sklllets, Griddles, Tea Kettles
StaucePaSs, Stove and Frying Pans, Sc
" ira large variety of other Hardware which We
. GeeIa unnecessary to enumerats,
also, w hltewssh, Floor, Sorubbing and Busting
arc new wagon. Store Fixtures Desks&o
Terms Of sale: Under S25. cash over Sa5 and
no. exceeding SO, credit of aud morths over
%, credit OF 2, and 6 months, for notes in ali
cases ~ cfedr, satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
Dsaiers AND mechanics of every desert 2tion and
INC PaDlc In genera respectable, invited 70 tbe
saIe. rs every article will be sold without rsserye
they may expect bargains ~
ia n d CpppN Az.
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From the Plains.

lNpErENDBNCE, Ne, Jan The San,1 Fe mai
arrived here to-day from the PawHce Fork Lieut.
Robinson, who went out two wecks ago. was &C
cideHtl shot through the arm. lie was recover
ing
Two mails were waiting at the Pawnes Fork
for escorts. Lieut.. Bell had sent two escorts
was hourly expected No Indians % .ly d.
scrip.ion were Seen by the party
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Railroad Accidents.

BosToA, Feb. I.-l estrrday the express tram
from New York for Boston ran OF the track near
Palmer. One OF the cars were thrown down an
eIahankment, turning several somsrsaults The
brakeman had both his legs crushed, aud died
from the effects Of his injuries. Mr. and Mrs Bid
dies, actors; and Mrs. Ogden, were seriously in
juried. Some twenty Passengers were somewhat
bruised. Pew Merr.t; Richardson. Of " orc.ster
seriously injured
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ROCHESTER, y Y, Feb l.-Tb. Petteugil II fam
lily were all alive yesterday. Ellen Grant. the
servant girl, who is suspected OF having admins
tered the poison is still under examination There
is nothing but circumstantial evidence vet a2ans,
her. She says Grant is not her real name, but re,
fuses 70 give her correct one She rejects profered
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NEWS,

II Tsosgh THE STAR rs Prias.d oa the fastest
s'sam press sos.A Of Baltimore, its edition
:, large TO rsqrirr IL 10 be pKt press at an
.a-'g hour; AdrsTt'ssmsnfs, THEREFORE, should BE-
s.a, b,fors Ttcslrs O'Clock, M; otAerpise they
ray not appear vnfH fAs merit dag.
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=, ASSAULT AND kATrRRY.-Last night, Thomas
Hughes and Joseph Hughes were arrested nv q N :
Ger Parham, for threatening and attempting to cut
John II Hauptfer with Ratchet Justice John
son held them to security for peace-the proof of
assault and battery being insufficient
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BY }. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNJTURE Ann
HOUSEHOLD Effects BY prsic ANcrtoSs y
~ Un w " MORNING, February Ist, at
- SucS az the dwelling on 18th street. between
ana y streets tbs flag will designateD nv virtue
o. aeed OF trust du ma de and recorded shall
SCI the entire Furniture ard Effects comprisIng-
Suit1 oi aandsone Carved Walnut Parlor Furn,-
ture, hclshed IN Blue and Gold Brocatsne, with
GIT frame Mirrors, French Engravines
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, Walnut Eta
gere, ~ ~
Walcut Whatrot. Cloth-covered Writing Table.
Damask w lndow Curtains and Fixtures,
Arm and Easy Chairs, Lounges,
centre, Sofa and Side Tables, Footstools
Mhntel ' Asses aud Ornaments,
5russeIs, Three p!y and other Carpets
MahoSany and Cherry Bedsteads. Wardrobes
Washstsnds. Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses
BureaGs, Fair and Husk Mattresses
feather Beds, BOlsters eni Pillows, Blankets,
Comforts,
W alnut Extension Table. Sidehoard
iWc!ve tare seat Arm Chairs, Gard Tables
iron Hat Tree, Oilcloth, STAIR Carrots 90
Ierms: SI5 and under, cash: over that sur a
creot OF 60 and 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
NOES. bearing interest, By order of the Trustee,
n IL Inc house Is for rent. Inquire O. Edward
Cowllng or the Auc.Ioneers
JaT-d &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auc:s
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
IN conSequencs Of the incleneucy of the weather
until FRIDAY MORNING, Feb s, same hour
lie 1T }. &. MCGUIRE & co, Arct'r
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Expulsion from Kentucky

CIHcINNATI, Feb. I-Eighteen citizens OF Ma
son and Bracken counties, Ky, have been ex
PEELED from that State account OF their opinio on,
on slavery. Most OF them arrived here yesterday
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BALTIMORE, Feb Flour closed dull; Howard
street s. 30. Wheat closed quiet and VI Unchanged
white ~ 30aI &c Corn closed firm; white Il a73c ..
yellow 1na72c. Provisions closed firm and dull
Whisky closed dull at aic.
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MAR RlED.

On Tu- sday. jan Stat, 10y the Rev. G. Vicenanza,
II. CANTON FOWLER. of Washington, to
MARY J. QUEEN, of Charles county. Nd
st Mary's papers please copy
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Cotton Press and Fight Thousand Bales
Cotton Hurut

New ORLEANS, Feb. 2.-Tbe,Shippers' cotton
press and eight thousand bales OF cotton Were de
stroyed by fire yesterday. The loss is estimate
al - 30 600.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Feb Flour is quiet and un
changed Wheat is dull. without any quotabl.
change in rates. Corn is firm Pork is baoyant,
cid mess al Bali .5C; new mess slS prime (oldl
Sl2 I212; new Sli. Lard is firm. Whisky dull.
at DC
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no. 5.-IHE GENERAL HEALTH OF THE rrorlE
sence Of Pulmonic Complain in some localities
Is owing TO the introduction of Mrs. NJ n Gard
sold everywhere. - iy,T
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Financial

INV YGRk, Feb. , Stocks are dull and rather
lower. Chicago and Rock Island 63a; Cumber.
land Coal &C. IL; Michigan southern Il; York
Central ~ Va 6's 81 .; No 6's s9ss.
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By J. C. MoGU IRE & CO., Auctioneer,.

RENE. FRENCH'STENT HANNUALSALE
OF Hooks and Stationery st auction. at store of
until after Christmas, The stock is nov complete
In every department of Literature, Science, and
Art, Holiday Books from the sma Lest Juvenile up
t. hGe Gift Books worth S5G frs Bibles and Prayer
Books, Euters 6ne Gift Books, for 1867 Stationery
OF every variety; al of which viii be fold very low
to close the entire stock out in 50 days Books 81
private salo ct hal prlce. Call and see
de li-d BEN r. FRENCH Salesman.
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FALSE ALARM ATTEMPTED Last night, about
o'clock, an attempt was made to raise an alarm
of nrs by youths near the city pos. Office; but
proved q failure. The enforcing Of the law to its
utmost would prevent this great annoyance to the
dremen.
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The CRIMINAL COURT, having no business OF
Importance to-day, adjourned Yesterday to Friday
(tO-morrow) at 10 a. m
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WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to the
advertisement of DR.. Woofson, the optclen, o64
teenth street,, which appears in the Intelligcncer
and states. IL viii be that his "Etrc thenn
many emf nent gentlemen, presumed to be Judges of
their good qualities, md of the comfort to be de-
rived from their by those who require the aid
of these important instrumentalIties. d. w. has
been looatsd In this CITY for several years do Nv
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Alayanfria MARI cts
RaItiuore e1aykets

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 2-Flour-no sales. w hes,
sales of white a; 81 33aSl IS; red II 81 p. No
other sales
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BEAR IN MIND the Charity Ball. this evening. a,
Western Hall, Twenty-third 81.
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.ToR sALf-A small FARM Of2o cores. situated

lrOR SaLE-A small IA RM OF ~ acTes. situated
d at tie Little fa! :, having comfortable well
ng-hGGse, oGTn house. stables, &c; we.l-feuced
ami p ateTod within lOur niles OF Washlu=ton; Is
acrcE IN cultivation. the ia ance IA handsome wood
lad. It is pccu iaTiy desirable a country res'
Genee being perfectly healthy emo most rOinE tc.!
IN situated excellent fishing and hunting. sulra
3f NJ MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, ChsIs Bridge.
Little Falls. de7-aNu
IN THE CENTRE OF SEVENTH WARD.
1 Fot saie one gond t~ @ story FRAME HOUSE
AM Ot rNi the of I'm auf r. streets south
Apply o. JOHN ii. TUCKER, corner 81 Mar,
lard avenue ~ q IN street. 10 sud. - @-eOot
USOR RENT-PARLORs End CHAMBERS
II handsomely furnished, with hot sgd oold @aI"
and n. n room Potomac water.t The sPertue.ts
e-e srge and niry; four rooms on noor, Ir2n ".
Frat lnor mp. Inquire Of WALL, Fl II IA I've -
CO. 322 Pa. avenue, between 9th aId Ioih tSs'
de
c,Op PFNT-seyeral fine ROOMS, furnished or
y nnfarHi,hed, at % Pc. avenue, two doors east
of the KirkvOOd House. hoH-u
C,pNIT0Rs. MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
re SPLENDID suites Of ROOMS, elegantly fur
nI,hed viii d, rented during the session Of Con
1ress IN the most desirable locality Ia this city
bsing within one or two squares Of Browns and
Nations Hotels. Those In pursuit Of snoh hooIns
val. do well To make early application AZ NO, SIS
sth street hetween street and fs. sy. ee ~
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE1sItuete<
a in Alexandria county, 1Oout - HIee nom
Georgo tovn, ct the Int: seoton OF the Jcofte"S1
And Little Falls roads CONSISTING o. ~, esIce. Ia
suIre on the premises, or Off. RICHhkDS, cor Ger
lt:h and z streets. washington. ID. c. sp-u
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lOSO IWfORTAVT NOTICE 1904
4 (NV lcoo
SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS

SVt HLNN lhAN GLLnS
~ sa - 8 sEs@%
FOR MEMPHIS + NEW ORLEANS
Via Orange & Alexandria, Virzini. & Tennessee,
Memphis 4 Charis fon ssissIopl Central,
and New Orleans Jackson Railroads,
A DIRECT ROUTE AND CoNTlSUous RAILWAY Cos
EECTIoNs To
Raymond, Lyaea?a,s, 3y,sfoi hnozostle,
As!a.sa, Mo.:sonis,y. CoIun:bs;. Nashoit:s,
"'""a I've Ne,s Orleans !''''"'<'
UGREAT RED UCTION OF TIME.-GI
ICTTHE LYNCHBURG EXTENSION. from
Alexandria to LJnchburs, and also the MiS>IS
SIPP1 CENTRAL, are Row Completed, making
this Route the
SHoR FEST AND M9ST DEsIRABLE
AND INrERaEp!ATE POINTS.
THRoreH TICKETS to ali Of the above points can
he procured at the Great Soxthera AID Sosthceste,n
Rail- Dad Office corner OF Sixth street and PenEsyl
vsnIa avenue, Washington, ID. G.
The Train leaves WASHINGTON at a. m. for
the South ard Southwest.
IL Be SIRE and Ask for Tickets eta Orange and
AlsJandrfa Railroad.
Passengers from New York will meet an Agent
cf the Orange and Alexandria Railroad at the Depot
at Washington, from " nom they Will receive polite
attention.
Omnibuses leave the Once. corner of Sixth street
and Pernsy lvanla avenue, at 6 a. m.
.,VOn arriving at Washington, pa:sensers foJ
the South will be careful to take the Orange eno
Alexandris Railroad Omnibus.
JAMES A. EVANS.
fel-tf Ticket Agent. Washington.
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CEILING OFF CLpTH CLOAKS,
- Ar - PER CENT. LESS THAN COST.
LADIES' CLOTH C,OAKS!
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS!
Az We are deter
mined not to carry any Goth Clocks over tns sea
shall se,d about 10 daye) the remsI Under
If stock OF CloSks to auction, unless thew are
sod in { % meantime at PHI ate ese. We are BOW
prepared 10 accept any Reasonable offer. Call I'M
fnadistely and get q bargain At
ia Sl-eIu MAxWELkS', SZS f3 ev.
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1.-THE WAY OF TRANsGREssoRs HAppn-FoI-
low the counsel and heed The advice contained in
the work Human Fynfity. Or PhysiologiraE Re-
searches" 1t treats of the evil effects of early abuse
AND Indulgence, is emhsllished with elaborate co!
ored engravin1s, pOrtraying every feature and
phase of disease exposes the fallacy of the ordna-
~ modes adopted for the cure Of local rs well as
hereditary mn ladies and gives the only safe and in
fa!ihs reG:edy for expunginF every trace of the
ETas from the system sold hy Dr. Barrow Is4
Sold also by 5. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
ID. u. 10 A.
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The always attractive Panorama Of the Russian
War has reached this city, and despite the draw
rolled last night that the audience might expert.
ence no disappointment. Tonight, everything
will be in apple pie order Tor the exhibition Of
tais beautiful painting and its graphic and excl
ting auxiliari.s in the shape of battle representa-
tions to the life storms at sea. burning cities ex
ploding forts, etc etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-02

Ink LECTURES OF LOLA MONTE From
Ben f. French. who is selling many interest
Ing books at auction prices, we have a copy of
the Pquant Lectures and Autobiography of Lola
Montez. This volume has a special interest lust
now that Lola is among u.s.
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QuERU's Cop LIVER On, JELLY

VuEKU.S GOD LIVER OH. IEILY
Approved by the New York Acadsmy of Medi-
olne. 1t is twice more eficacious than the liquid
on. IL is the only cure for Scrofuias, Consumr-
ALSO,
QuERu's JKLLIFIED CASTOR OIL, by which the
offensive graasinass of the oil Obviatad For ssls
Georgetown
PkNFoLD, PARKER Il MOWER, Wholesale gents.
Is Beekman street, New York city. no g SIN
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FOX CIR ACKEkS.
"A FRESH Supply Of these justly o:leeIsts -
Crackers nave been received. We are PREPARED 20
supply dealers with fresh article, on New YORK
terms. Ca 81 KING L BURCHELL'
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SUPREME Court, YEsrERDAY-No CT. The
United States, appellants. agt. Cbas White ad.
mlnistfatrix. The argument of this cause was
continued by Messrs. Phillips and Gushing for
the appellee; and concluded by Mir Crittenden
for the appellant. Adjourned.
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CIacurr CouRr.-To-day, the Court is engaged
In Investigating cause in which action is broug
by John Euders against Chas. F. kimmell. to
recover the amount Of draft, or bill of exchange
Of which the defendant became the aroeptoi
without receiving consideration for saes accept
ance.
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ARE YOU INsUREDhmAppis IR%SsIIssiHy
Asss sSSs' itSSssitS2Ik EtE G esSSP2SY 6So.
W. NJ 81 Penn. avenue and 10th e stockhoider.,
Sirectors and oAcers ALI itsenso OF " ssAlnt
ee0rs''0vhJAM JAMES c. MCGUIRE. President,
q. ID, HAlssn. e.
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CENTRE MARKEr.-This morning on account
Of the extreme cold, the attendance of dealers and
purchasers was smaller and the supply les. than
upon any market day Of the season Country
dealers in every department seemed to have de.
serted the market, and bad it not been for the
Licensed city dealers, there would not have been
a supply sufficient for the few who attended t.
make purchases. The quality Of the stock offered
was good; prices about the same al during the
week past.
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NEW GOODS

NJ" lust OPENED.
Sr,a,,o, Shi,,,ns and SheeunG Cottons,
EHtt1s h.svx and fue shirtIns and sheetins Liners
White ard SOlGIed coo1Tt eyPsIs scd Napkin.
EItTa 6ns AID low price w bite aud CTlorel ran
neis. Lii. ,a ., tn Low -sf pric>s
All Oh "h0 J. ". COLLEY a. CO.,
a2a 9Th st. above Pa ave