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sHERIFF,S SALES


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ID order q ssls. rendered Marsh d ID.
Orleans IN The aSoys ettas atfsr a viii pTocssd 10 Ill L
Samp md Magazine nc sres j n9 rs s
1851 At Il oecck NJ ii he creditors II sid in
'lssq cE II i2Ss 5f fss 81 q aEoUD
og nasa e e. thf ss sesons s s q re
streets baving french neasaf 81 any front
e ESKa d 5sf e ssf s m hsst e
street and running parallel 10 Royal street 30 feet inches
seet feet inches hence running tosrs Todss str sa,
parallel with Royal street p feet II iaehss thence running
right angie IDS Royal street. according 10 plan made
BY hs City Surveyor on s 1 Of epsber la : annsEsd 70
eshsf with al de buildings and thereon
f foosd aahS OF ea ss' three story new e
Surrendered By said irsoIv rent to his creditors
~ Plan Of said property now be at the City Hotel
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
ml6 a8 IS Sheriff of the Psri.6 Of Orleans.
THfRp plsTE,cr couHr}o. RosgLIgs, Eseei;ery JEAN
II Fl hs sfiaqfs ss ad sals
N SeB BR IL s sGTs f d sAus will 70
n , aHd asg sac ses on a2NbAY lh day Of april
District Of This city Of fas5oarg Jackson ana ~
Of the Bsyou Bridge having a;5 feet on tbs alley lead
between parallel lines Bordering on tbs property
belonging noy heretofoIe % NJ p as1cer and The
John Pnissegur According the plan of No Two
deposited in Che Office of the Receiver of the Company
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot .
f.. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parrish of Orleans.
TRoisEHE CoUa DE DISTRICT 81; RosELIus Reeeveur VS.
I'm yERTU dun writ de snisie ct yenae a
IA moi adesse par Honorable Frosere C0n District
Ia Nonvee Orleans, dams rae cidessns ie prockdera
LUND1 Is d'avrii 1861 midi, Hotel de IL Cite,
Ia Commune les dn Camp des Naga&ins Ia
pubque ct adjudication de la propets don't suit la dcir
lion, savpir-
UNE PORTION DE TERRE sise dams le Deuxfeme Dis
trc de cette ve Pest du eubourg Jackson ouest d.
Point du Bayou ayant 33 peds de face aee
C0eau de Ia Msaitie 1872 pieds plus mon de proo
deur entire gnes paraiees bonte dun cote la propre
aujourdhn autreps appartenant Mr. P. MsrcEer
autre cote cele auourdhu au.efos appartenan
Jean Puisegur.
Ai gull appert du plan de Ia Section No Deux nainenan
dspoIG au burean du Reteveur Susdit
Sase dams liaffaire cidessus. IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de radjudicatcn
+. q. PARKER
nib nj Is Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans.
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FiIRTIAIZEisS.. FERTILIZERS.
BONE DUST FOR MANURE
Single barrel, coarse, &c. per ID.
BY the 1000 his, lie. per ID.
Fine, &c. per H..
By the 1900 lbs, Ike. per lb.
FINE BONE BLACK
Single barrel, &c. per ID.
For the 1000 lbs SIS.
POUDRETTE-
Per barrel, So
By The 10 barrels 81 10 per Dbl.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
Single barrel, &c. per lb.
By the 20ou lbs, lAc. per lb.
PHOSPHATE OF PERUVIAN GUAN0-
Single barrel, 2E4c. per lb.
By the 1000 lbs, &c. per ID.
MEXICAN AND PERUVIAN GUAKO.
LAND PLASTER OR GYPSUM
Small lots, 81 IS per barrel.
Large lots, 81 60 per barrel.
SOUTHERN GuANO--EquaI to Peruvian
Ia single sack or barrel, &c. perl b.
By the 20CO lbs, $3s.
Five tons, s35
MANIPULATED GUANO--
Single barrel, PIC.
By the ton, (2OnO lbsl $40.
For sale by KEARNY BIOIS Il CO.,
mil st 60 Magazine street.
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VALUABLE AND DE>IEABEY LOCATED LOTS ON
Liberty stree, Inc of Common street.
BY J. B. WALTON,

Auciioneer-Ofhce 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY. March 1G, 1861, mt 10 O'Clock
~ NJ, tie st. Charles Hotel Exchange, public auction
will he snld-
TWO LOIS OF GROUND in the First District, in the
bounded by Liberty. Common Howard and tiravier
measuring each 8 feet front Liberty street, by
denth at l05 feet 7 inches between parallel lines.
These lois in rapidly improving loo ty and offer good
opportunity for SAFE and profit BILE investment.
Ef~T ERMS-Ouehird cash: balance and two
with six int from day Of sale to maturity and
eight thereafter If punctuay paid with mortgage
on the property till final payment.
Act of sale before Michael Hahn the of the
chaser ml2
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aa- The Third District Public Schools
Examination will begin The ZU instant 1861 in the 70 low
On "WEDNESDAY 10Th Morch 1861, the Girls High
School corner o. Elys'an Fields and CRAPS streets
On WEDNESDAY. 81 April lF6i. IfeSoto School, MRnde
vile street between Goodchiioren Love streets.
On FRIDAY, 8 h April, ISL Warrington Boys School,
Louisa street between l4evrc and MORGAN streets
On MONDAY, 9Th April, l66 Milreburg School, at Lake
On TUEspAy, 9th April, 1861, Hancock School, at the
o" WEDNESDAY 10Th April 1861 I.eBreton Boys School,
On HURsDAY llth April 1861 1sI'reon Girls School,
On MONDAY. 18Th April, 1861 Seventh Ward School corner
On WEDNESDAY l7,h April 1861, Washington Girls
School MoreRu aud --street
street. between tfoodchdfcn and Morales streets.
On MONDAY, 22d April lS6l MHcarty School on -----
'' On WEnNfsDAY 2uh april ls6 Boys' High School,
Bagatelle st'ee between 'oodchden and Morales
Is LOMBARD Superintendent.
ps- L'Examen dcs EGoles, Publtques du
MERCREpi, u de mars 1851, THE Girls High School"
MERCREDI, d'Rvril 1851, g DUSoto School, Mande
VENDREnI 5d'nvri 1861. Washington Boys SCHOOL,
Louisa entire les Morear ct I4ev6e.
LUNDI, d'avril 1861, Ailneourg School, lac Pont
MARbr Q d'avr 1851 Hancock School, anx Caserres.
MGRGREnI, 10 d'avEiI lS5l "LeBre'on Boys School,
JEUDI Ii d'avril 1861 "LeBreon Girls School," chein
IWSBI Is davrfl 1851 Seventh Ward School, enco
gnurr 5es FranCaiS Nnrales
MERrREDI Il davril 1851 Washington Girls School,
VENDREDl Io d'avrii 1851 "Fj.lm'ro School" Baga
ga.clle cutre les rurs Bons-cnf4nts ct Morales
LUNDI 20 d'"yri 1871, "Mscnrty SCHOOL, rue -----
MSRRoREDl y d'avrillsil, nys High SCHOOL, Ba-
nj 1T is LOMBARD, surintendan
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SUCCESSION OF AuHS. bAVhAAf, pECEASEp-TWo
Te,
, .n ;t." to, 49, ~ cal Man r,. -
thhee anu "'n S'iee's' Gnu "o'u MIL "ooA "'
auction.
BY r. 3. WALTON
Auctoneer-od6ce. 40 Camp street
,,c,
FENHh4S AtA \, ApTtt ASShh, kSbA AT 10 CLOCK
NJ, al the s. 'hHrsS FScnI'tte ~ virtue o, ant IN
pursuance OF an ofGer OF me inf H. Mneh ,unRe OF me
Second district iohrt d''eo Mah - oht bSht IocRe'
No. '2Z WI NC sou lo account ~ ,ie it"Se l'hen sue
cess,on me inlnw I.' t'.e tn 'lhfe
Two 10 y or ''ItEu NJ, WIN ne improvements 'hrreoh
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Dartitular Notuts,

HALL OF WASHtSGToT FIRE COMPANY No. ~
New Orleans March "A. 1861. {
E5~The officers and members of this CONF
paty hereby notified 10 attend special meeting, be
held At tha Engine House, SUNDAY MORNING, the
II inst ct 10 o'clock Puncua attendance is requested
by order:
mI5 q J. r. STEELE. Sccy.
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I. r. WALTON.


1 IL. WALTON. .IBs Is. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIOEEER,
And AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER and GENERALAGEET
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS etc, etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues his attention ali sales Of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks SUGGESTIONS and Msr
chandise generally.
Henyes attention 10 h system Of plans and plan books Of
Real Esatenaugnraed at large szpense-embraeng every
and lot in every with the measurement
thereof the the and other valuable information
taken from the authentic Bourcesseeung In the
chase sale and eppraeent Real Estate unequaed sdTan
tageB and information
n-Furture other attended to. sell I'm
VERY VALUABLE COOK. WASHER IND IRONER, and
Hodse Servant at Auction
BY J. B. WALTON,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, March IG, IS I, at IL o'clock nj.
~ at the St. Charles Exchange at public auction, will be
BOLD
MARY ANN, aback woman aged about 81 excel
ANDERSON aged abont ID years. WY smart Intelligent
and active bow good dining servant BIO under full
guarantee against the vices naades prescribed by law
ES-TERMS-Cash.
E. Forer Notary Public at the
Of tbs purchaser, ml2
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gExICAN SILK COTTON s&hD-

just received few .at y his <9p rine sed. For
sale by WStHh' q ALI, n. "a
xThe podnced from this Sod sold The present
son per b. Samples Je Seen Mt our oee. ms ct
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90 CANINE SpORTS-MR. II. A. HARDING
SSSA wishes inform hH patrons that he will commence
O D his nn SUNDAY MORNING at 10 O'clock aud
IN Tie afternoon at o'clock.
Great assortment OF Dog for sale" and guaranteed Beare
Game Chickens Monkeys, Tigers, Coons Rats, ETC. etc. al
band.
He also treats the diff rent diseases of the Dog
Gentlemen any time Try their Dogs of Pit gratis
ni- Kennels Apollo street, p twin Omnibus Ia.
bes, Railway Station, Louisiana Avenue. NILS I'm
DOSIN- 1910 barrels Rosn landing to-day and for sale by
IA 'KEARNY, BL0iS CO.
mlb 81 GO Magazine street
r OST-A GOLD BRaCELEr-OS TUESDAY NIGHT,
Caondee Canal Royal streets The finder will please re-
this Office and receive the thanks Of the
ward will he given If required by leaving the at the office
OF Leads FounIry nib ~
COUTAERN MADE PLANTATION HATS
One hundred dozen genuine WOOL HATE from the Wnrri
Manufacturing Company Tuscaloosa Ala just received
J. b. VALENTINE K co,
mi 81 Common street,
U OST OK 1ITSLAID, A NOTE FOR S2Il DRAWN
hy John Burke DARED about June July last payable
Mt 90 nvs to the RIDER endorsed by A. Rechard Amy
pcrson udng will please deliver to The undersigned
ng payment has been stopped ..-
j. H. i JOHN E. HOWARD,
Ate neys-at Law.
% Graver street. corner st. Charles.
New Orleana March Il, 1861 mi5 81
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pEoPLEs, .LINE. PEoPLEs, LANE

NO 7
We have completed the Blue OFFICE Ievss foot Of
street CLERK avays be found in attend
receive Freight and ign Bills Ladn the Packets
GOLDEN Ati and r. W. POWELL.
This facility affords friends the opportunity shipping
DAILY Fort Adams and all intermediate points without
curing the E2 PERSE of storage and
If Il, W. ADAMS 4 CO.. AGENTS.
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PRICES OF ADMIssION-Lress Circle and Parqustte, u
cents Second Circle, cents Gallery, Is cents Quad
Boxes each Is cents; Private Boxes, each S.
s-Change of Tine-noors open o'clock performance
to begin at I a O'clock.
nils p. GLEASON, Treasurer.
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TMPoRrANr TO PLANTERS

pROtgH's ESSENCE or JAMAICA GIN
I'D GER is invaluable Family Medicine this Of
the preventive and cure for the DarFhea Dyenery
and many Internal diseases It is peculiarly in
complaints of children and and prescribed the
Medical Faculty. Prepared only by FREnsK@ BROWN, aad
for sale AT his drug and Chemical Store n. IL, CORNER OF
FIFTH AND GH EsTNUT STREETS, PHIIADELP HrA.
and JNO. WRIGHT & Co .Nev Orleans e5 6n
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rEHItE ADV las'V} SEER, VIII CAN GIVE Salts
references in tins city mud in Manchester where he
and Is accustomed 10 the hlsi and
Comm SSi'I5 tons. Euro is
upeu TO rake correspnn English Gcr'nap) the
m IN AZ ement of simlHr house during the uonihS
from or the LIST Of May Address ios 3t3t Post
Office, New ~ leans. Ivb TN
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Twelfth night of Dion Bourcicaults beautiful drama, enti-
tied COLLEEN BAWN The Brifes of Girryowen Myles
Coppalecn with Mr. Collins Hardress Cragen
Mr. c. Pope Anne Chute, Mrs Perrin Ely oGonner, with
Miss Laura Honey. The celebrated Water Cave
The Drowning Girlnanny Manor-The Lakes of Killarney
The CollegaA invite and receive appreciation the
ouly Irish Drama yet produced the Stage Tho
performance viii! with the amusing farce DON'T
| JUDGE BY APPEARANCES
n9-To Iuorrow-Beneft OF Mr. Collins
s-Snnday g.. Pntrick's Day)Great Bill in preparation
he Benefit OF Mr. Fl CORR.
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NOR ghgs8E-ON REASONABLE TERMS, SEVERAL
very fine properties spsuade Improved and
Improved Also several large properties close 10 Epla
made the vAri2uE parts q The city For particulars
iaqurs 81
SegA # - EXCHAN1E ALLEY.
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STATE TAX GoLLEcr0R: s0E71eE,S
Fourth District Of the City Of Orleans.
NOTICE TO TAX~PA FERS.~~THE UNDER
1Y signed Collector Of state faxes does hereby notify all
persons indebted the State for Taxes year 1864
those for Licenses The year 1861 within said District
cal his office. 81 New Ievee Iosephine and
Adele Streets and pay the within tine prascbed
law. al73s
'', GEO. aREsMAN. oofisctor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-27
The surrender of Mason. and sIido,l.
"JoHS BULL" YLuELLES INVITES JONATHAN" PISTOL n
EAT LEEKs

"JoHN BULL" YLuKLLEs INVITES JONATHAN" PISTOL TO
EAT LEXIS.
From Henry T., act Y, Scene
Govsr-Why here he comes, swelling like turkey
cock.
Ps4sllen-'Tis no matter for bis swellngs, nor his
turkey cocks Got pess you ancient Pistol you scurvy
ousy knave Got pess you!
Pistol-Ha, art thou bedam? Dost thou thirst,
ta,e Trojan, to have fold up PaTcas fatal web p
Hence, au qualmish at the smell of lcek.
FW-I peseech you heartily, scurvy lousy knave, at
my desires and my requests and my petitions to eat
look you sek because, look you, you do not love
it. nor your affections and your appsttes and your d.
gesiohs do not agree with it, would desire you to eat
PisL-Not for Cadwalader. aud all his goats
RG-There is one goa. for you (S.rikss hia) Will
you be so goot, sir knave as eat itg
PisL-Bss Trojan, thou shalt de-.
Ru-You say very true, scald kuave, when Cots will
is will 6ssre you to live in the meantime aud eat your
victuals come there is sauce for it Striking him
again. You called yesterday mountain squire, but
will make you to-day squire Of low degree. pray
you fall to- you mock leek, you can eat leek.
Goc-Euough, Captain you have astonished him.
EG-I say, will make him eat some part Of my
leek will peat his pate four days Pite pray you,
it is goot for you green wound and your plOOdy COZ.
comb.
Pist-Nust bite?
RG-Yes, certainly, and out Of doubt, and out Of
question too, aud antiquities.
Pi,t-By this lesk, will most horribly revenge,
(aHi settle our accounts GftsrVards," N. Y. Hsraldl
eat, and eating Iswear-
FhI-EIt pray you. VIII you have some more
sce to your leek There not enough leek to swear
by.
PisL-Qaiet thy cudgel. Thou dost see, eat
Ha.-Auch goot do you, scald knave, heartily. Nay,
pray you throw away the tkin Is goot for your
proken coIcomb. When you take occasions to see
lscks hereafter, pray you, mock at them that is ALL
PisL-Good.
RA-Ay, leeks is goot. Hold you, there is grOat
to heal your pate.
Pist-Me groats
Flu Yes; verify, and in truth, you shall take it. CT
have another leek in my pocket, which you shall eat
Pisk-I take my groat in earnest Of revenge.
Ru.-If owe you in anything, will pay you in
cud geq you shall be woodmonger, and buy nothing
o. me but cudgel'. Got be with you and keep you, and
heal your pite. EXIT
PisL-Al hell shall stir for this.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-27
THE MAsoNsLIDELL AFFAIR IN JAMAICA

The steamer Ceaton from Kingston, Jamaica, arrived
at New York the 18th instant The arrest of Mason
and sdsl was occupying public attention. Tho Guar.
dian, commenting on the question, says:
IL remains TO be scotland We shall wait with the
greatest anxiety to earn-what course the British Go
vernment will adopt In the matter. That il will demand
explanation and apology for the outrage to the national
flag is certain but will IL in addition require of the Amer
lean Government the surrender Of the cspives! Much
will depend this for should il do co. and should the
Americans refuse to give them up, il is certain they
will! do not see how 1t Is possible for war between
the two Powers to be avoided If are to Judge OF
the present temper Of the American mind from the tone
OF the Northern press then must be looked upon
inevitable should the British Government insist upon the
surrender Of the ambassador
After quoting extensively from the New York Herald,
tho article adds In conclusion
Whether the British Govern ment will be ntimidated
by the boastu and defiant strains of the American
is yet to be seem John Bull it Ia well known Is not
easily frightened and is be dragooned Let Bro
Their Jonathan have care, he may soon find 10 his
cost that be has taken much upon his hands At
rate the dark clouds Of trouble which have visited this
Western hemisphere as if they were about to as
sumo more gloomy aspect, and to spread themselves
over wider region otfky. One cannot help feeling
apprehensve for the fate Of this almost defence!ess is
land should the present quiet Of the caribbean be rude
broken by the thunders Of Surely it is time for
10th the imperial and the local government take e.,
tual steps for providing of defence against
the foreign invasion Of our SHORES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-27

TIE PoLIcE-There may be some doubt of the ne.
ceszty of any increase of the day police force Of Rich
mond at this time but the Council has decided TO add
three officers to the present number it is needless to
discuss the question Of expedency. As soon as the
three additional policemen are appointed, the Mayor
should discontinue the practice Of requiring the at
tendance OF the entire police at the City Hall during
the continuance Of his daily levees. At least three
enc for each ward-should be upon the street
during the session of the court. The complaint il
often heard that the police cannot be found when
they are wanted To be sure ten cannot be every.
where at the Moment but II they required to
report at or visit three prescribed localities in
each ward every day, people would know where look
for them when wanted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-27
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE woODSONvILLE
rInuT

WOODoONN
FIGHT.
The following order of MajorGeneral Hardee, giving
report of the recent 6sht near Woodsonville, is
ia most admirable taste. 1t expresses much in few
words and is as modest as II is eloquent:
HEADQUARTERS CENTRAL ARMY KY, !
Bowling Green, Dec. 81, 1861.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. "a.
On the 18th insGant forces under Brigadier Gen
eral Hndman, partially engaged superior force Of the
enemy near Woodsonville In the action We sustained
a loss of four killed and nine wounded. The enemy
was driven back and lost about fifty killed and pris
oners The COT let of our troops was marked by i'm.
petuous vaor. On charging the enemy, Col Terry, Of
the Texss Rangers killed In the moment Of vcory.
His regiment depore the loss Of brave and beloved
communicable army one Of its ablsst officers.
The General commanding returns bis thanks to Brga.
der General Hindman and bis command, for their
duct in the initiative Of the campaign in Kentucky, and
he halls the brilliant courage shown in the affair
bright augury of their vaor when the actual hour comes
for striking decisive blow.
By order Of MAJ Gen. HARDEE.
d Il WHIrE, Act A. A. General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-27
TIE MISSISSIPPI DELEG ALTON.
(Near Dumfrles, Va, Dec. 22i, 1861.

Near Dumfres, Va, Dec 22i, 1861.
r The Editor Of the Wig:
In your issue Of Nov 2Oh you notice the election OF
Mr. Wright to the Confederate States Congress, from
the third district Of Mississippi. You have put the
O.Ong "man in The wrOag place" So, please Orits it
down right, which is not Wright. but wesi, private
in the 18th Mississippi Regiment and Of my company.
Me- Welsh entered the army in April last private
soldier and since that time has faithfully discharged
every duty required of his station. he will enter upon
the duties and responsibilities of the high position to
which he has been elected, by almost the unanimous
voice of the people Of the third district Of his State
discriminating public has wisely chosen him. not only
on account Of bis minent z,a in his countrys cause,
bu. for talents and attachments Of the highest order.
Respectfully, GEO. 7. WEIR,
Captain Co T. 18th Miss Regiment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-27

REPORTED DUEL.-There was q report yesterday, that
duel had been fought, near this city, Christmas morn
ing between two officers Of the army, but we could not
learn any thing about the matter and disposed
doubt the rumor. When tfhSer is challenged now,
he should general rule either nist that the prvi
lego of pance should be reserved to him until the
war ends propose to the challenger to draw lots to de-
ermne which Of the two shall volunteer to head the first
"orlo hops" that may be required the eIgencies Of
the military operations against the enemy Patriotism is
at premium now, and he will display more Of it who
evnces preference to ght again the Yankees under
any odds rather than with offended offending
patriot though the chances may be even.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-27

MAYORS CoURT.-0ne Of the results of Christmas ex.
csses was exhibited the Mayors Court yesterday by
the arraignment of ten or twelve fly soldiers
who had been arrested tho night before for being drunk
in the street and in some instances, dsordery. They
were scured collectively upon the Improperly Of their
conduct admonished to avoid second arrest and then
discharged, except james Hogan an inveterae topper,
who has been up repeatedly on the charge Of drunken
ness. lie was sent to al,
free negro named Patrick charged with attempting
70 furnish liquor to Federal prisoners ordered to be
logged The Mayor expressed surprise that the prison
ers should be allowed TO send negroes upon errands.
Ed. Hendricks appeared to answer the charge Of sell
Jog to Edwin Cooke at 80 per cent discount note OF
tle Bank of Hamburg, dated in 1924 aud subsequently
refusing 10 take il back and refund the So when applied
to by Mr.. Cooke whose agreement that he would
take the risk If the note in PRESTON should prove
Counterfeit. He exhibited it to a broker, who FRO.
lunced worthless, though ii not counterfeit
The Mayor decided that Mr. Hendricks had commixed
no criminal offence, aud dismissed the case.
man named James Reynolds, charged with beating
aud attempting to commit rape upon Sarah, slave OF
MrL Dabney Minors estate, was admitted to oa until
this morning.
Patrick Sweeny, charged with theatening personal
violence to John ]. Doyle, was discharged, the CON-
p'ainant failing to appear.
Zlck Burnett, arrested about ten days ago the
charge Of sttbSing John Dowdy, fellow-sodier,
sent TO General Winder, Dowdy having recovered and
"vamosed" to avoid appearing against bis friend who
used the knife whilst under the iranercs of liquor.