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Special Notices.
E M PLoY ME N T


II . II o N ABLE cLoTHIN
FOR
T A L I,
The odestablishcd
WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR,
at the southwest corner of
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.
ls now prepared with n
roLL STOCK OF FASHIONABLE READY MADE
CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR
al prices which challenge competition.
Particular attention given to Customer Work otbcor
Uniforms also Home Guards Suits &c.
WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR
Southwest corucrcf
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS
PETER ) LEvICE, Proprietor.
NOV TO- leOi' (Nlay l, ls6l-l2ui)
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NOTICE
RIT u EN- DEN
PIiLADELfNN iOtlMEgCIAL.
G 0 l. L E G E,
". e. corner Qf III AMI Che%aM Stress
PHILADELPHIA.

". e. corner of III AMI Che@am Stree S
PHILADELPHIA.
TINS lSsTTuToS which was established in 1914 and
Is now consequently IN tn cghts a year Of its exist
cnct numbers among its graduates, hundreds of tn,
m1stsucceSslul Merchants 1ud business Men of our
Country.
TuE OnIEcT Of the Institution is solely to afford Young
men facilities for thorough preparation for business
THE Branches TAUGHT are housekeeping, as applca.
bic 10 tht various departments Of trdde PcRmanShiB
both plain and ornaiaf fHta; Commercial 2cU .idihc.
MATES, .NacigaiiUR Crd ERglaeerRg, Draping hon.
ogarphJ, aad .NOdera LdHgHCgeS.
TIE SYSTEM or lNsrRuCTIoS IS peculiar; no classes or
set lessons madC Of but each student is taught
lndvdually so that he may commence at any time and
attend at Whatever hours are most convenient.
CATALoGuEs aoaaqy after the 18th of April
particulars of terms &c and may be obtained al any
time by IIdrtsing the Princip.,
iSEIGNsvE AccoMNoD ,rlogs, widespread teyptanoR
and the leaghg CrPericc Of ihs PriHciyal this stu
tiun Offers facilities superior toany other in the con
try. fDryOWg men wishing 10 prepare for business
and 10 obtain at the same time DIPLOMA, phick ,riQ
prJrc recommendation for them them tU any Merchan.
tile House
Gy-CRITENDENs Ser,es Of TrcahScs on BOOK KEEP.
ING now more widely circulated than any other work
on the subject are for sale at the College.
$ HODGES CRlTrENDEN
.9uorRcy-GtLEp,
PRINCIPAL:
Jan 2J.ls6? I'm
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Jan 1851 To taxes outstanding, s7li3 81
qo 10 az Gash ~ Iresurers hands 2O55, 4S
% yah' gu 10 casl OF j. knrns, land redeemed, 377
Feb 9Th To cash of 5. Headlcy land redeemed 20 ia
rrrp o' 70 casl OF W CUie' old IRON, Ills
Tcp' " 10 cash oi j. Gabraltl, land redeemed %,
'unet amt oi Co TAX ass'd Tor 1851, $3.50, 45
do do State tax ass'd for ls6l sluI 40
40 am tcash recd from military ass'd 1861, 7l,O5
Oct @ % yen yen day asses sment' 5,4s
Nov ~ To cash of A. Lilley, j. r., on sale OF
=, an estray 2,l2
Wv ~ 70 cash feceiVeu Tor use OF Court Room 500
Dec le, Interest ON Note Of s. Neyhard admrof
u, Hayman, deed, TO- n
Dec. To Note Of q. llaymans admir- 962i
To interest Of the same, 4i3
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E,Ek

By amt outstanding for lsGl and previous
years, s72ajOj
ny generations allowed collectors 263 o
by commi ssiuus, do do SsOI7
by orders redeemed, gI3l IN
By TrCasurers com on q0000 90 3Bu OO
by balance on the abatement as per Auditor
cisnl's Report dated Mar. 2stk, 1861 25O3
By amt of state tax paid State Treasurer Ju
ly 2Ith, 1861, 5000 10
W cash IN hands of Treas. due CO.. 42lO3
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STATEMENT

" The Finances Of The County Of Colum--
Ota Pa., from he first day of Janua,y,
1861, 10 me FIRST aay Of January, 1862.
THE Auditors elected to settle and adust the pubc
accounts of Columbia county have examined the
same IRON the LIST day Of January, ls6 to the 1 day
OF January lsb2 and respectfully lay before the Honor
aDu the Judges oil the Court OF Common Pleas the fol.
towing statement and report agrecably to the 22d SEC
lion of the Act Of the General Assembly OF this Com.
monweal,h, passed. the ith day OF April A. d. 1894"
JOHN a. FUNSTON, Treasurer Of Columbia county,
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Northumberland CoHHfy-Nm FoIlmcr Fs, Abro.
ham shipman, Ehda John, Peter HauglaWout and
lsacc BlainspaCh.
.NoatOer CuHmg-Abraham Wagner, William Yorks.
John NcNams John Nought, lr. aud Jesse Grrsh
totH'Hbia County Emanuel Lazarus, NJ l. Apulemnu.
David w, Clark A. Bowman, and Samuel Snyder
OFFICERS
President-WM. FOLLMER, Esq,
Vice Presidcnt-WN. Works, Esq.
S,crGtary--r JOHNSON.
Treasurer SAMUEL NORKS ir
The Directors of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Of 'lddc PCnnsy yvania take pleasure in pre-.
stntng their Third annual statement to the members
Of said Company
tn Company has passed through nearly three yrars !
Operation with perhaps, less loss than an other Com.
pany IN the state in proportion TO the amount of prop.
erty iuSH.ed,
while maLy atock Companies lave been comp.llcd
TO advance lh'r rates for iusurHrc anl mutual Com
PAM :, having town and manufacturing proncriy -.
suTci avr made heavy assessments meet their los
cs, IA Farm rs Mutual Of Middle Pcnna has been in.
creaSing in blEcSs aud capital, aud able 20 meet all
llahillt without a~>'>sucuts and each year show
an increase OF surplus iIuds.
The t0mpanyIi mutnal, ani con1ihdc BY its charac.
ter t. the exclusive insurance Of country urnu,rtv-
Therefore ot!ring to the imcr. ard ut.ers owning
country property safs and reliable Insurance at rates
only corresponding 10 the risk.
The Directors feet confident that under ordinary cir.
ounsianccs, the Farmers Mutual, Ill meet the cyprc-
latlohs Of It's most sanguiuc friends.
NM FOLLNER President
7. JOHNSON, Secretary
Danville, Jan Htl. lsG2, -3t.
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CONGRESSIONAL
xxxyII,h COsGREss-Sseend sss..,,.
FRTpav March IL

H
SESAIs:-Mr' Halls reported back from the
Naval Affairs Committee the House Joint resolu.
ton authorizing the Secretary 81 the NAVY 10
make equitable arrangements with contractors for
naval steam machinery who have failed 10 COM
ply with their obligations, &c PASSED
Mr.. Wilson reported from the Military Affairs
COMMITTEE joint resolution authorizing the
President 10 assign command OF troopS in the
neio 10 ofhcers without regard 20 their relative
rank; also authorizing the President 10 dismiss
on MS own v9lItion, any officer from the service
without previous court martial laid over
Mr.. Hale introduced a bill authorizing the
buid-1- - steam ram (at Sl,OOO OOO) aud iron
gunbcats (ia Cost u, 900 co., and also appropri.
ating $3.50, 900 for the completion Of The Steyen,
battery, end $500 600 for the extension of the
Washington Navy Yard, that the iron plates for
the contemplated iron gunboais NAV be forged
therein; referred 10 the Naval A fairs COMMITTEES
Mr.. Harris introduced the bill TO confscate the
property Of rebels; referred.
The resolution for the expulsion Of Senator
Powell was then taken up, and that gentleman
delivered speech In It's defence.
HoUsE-A joint resolution Of thanks 10 Cant.
\. II. Foote, and officers and men II his COM
mand, was adopted FIN urging the Immediate
adoption Of the resolution, Mr. Sedgwick.
Chairman Of the Naval Committeel satd that a
dispatch was received from CAPT FUote last
night al ii O'Clock stating that he shoold attack
the rebel batteries upon Island No. 10, in the
Mississippi river this morning
q! ne pm providing for the sPPoinfme-t u ad-
ditionol clerks In the Office q the Assistant
Treasurer Of Boston was posed.
A resolution requesting the Secretary Of War
TO furnish the House with list Of all officers and
men Of the Potomac army killed since the fourth
OF March 1861, and also list Of those discharged
win the reasons for their discharge. was adopted
The House resolved itself into Committee OF
the Whole upon the Tax bill, Mt. Colf4x in the
chair.
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THE InpIAN HERE DocroR,

THE IHDIAN HIRE DocToR,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients The nature Of their complaints or ILL.,
ness, without receiving any informs-
ton from them.
No charge for CosSHltatioa o. Adsiss.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms a. have no strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men 10 ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all Ills
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, simpis Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health to the.
Room No. IL, Washington Building, Penn. av.
enue, corner Of 7th street.
Canadian references of the Indian Herb Doctor:
Sir E. Heads, Governor Of Canada.
Hon. Nv, Stearns, Mayor Of Montreal, G.. T..
Hon. Geo. Hall, Mayor Of Quebec, C. E.
Hon. John Hutchinson, Mayor Of Toronto, G w.
Hon. J. b. Robinson.
Hon. Jas. Cummings, Mayor OF Hamilton, c w
Hon. w Matthews, OF Brantford, q. w.
Hon. w. Barker, Mayor Of London, G.. w.
w. Savage, late Col. Of Artillery.
II. r. Dwigh t, Supt. Of Montreal Telegraph.
J. Taylor, Justice Of the Peace, Toronto, G. w
X. II Crook, Alderman, Toronto, C w.
J. Urquhart, Surgeon, Toronto, 9. w.
fe 17-u
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The LATEST BY TELEGRhPR.
Ffem Gen Bank.' C0nmand-A Skirmish
with Ashby's Cavalry.

WINCHESTER, March I3.-This afternoon
while foraging on the Strausburg road, three
miles distant, twenty-six Of our cavalry came
upon large farm bearing the evidence OF having
recently been occupied by Ashby's men. While
the teams were loading with hay, about two
hundred Of the latter came near, and threw out
two companies 10 skirmish. Our men covered
the departure Of their Trans and prepared TO resist
an attack, which was finally commenced
Six Wisconsin picksts came rp, and with rifles
killed two Of the enemy One OF our cavalry
dashed upon the en- my amid shower Of bullets
and killed one rebel with his pistol The enemy
made no effort az Charge, but gradually ss-
vancsd as our men fell back to the town in good
order and unhsrrned. II is notable fact that for
several months the Inhabitants Of this sectien OF
countfy have beer entirely without coal and with
limited means OF tranSF ortug fuel into the towns.
The gas works at Charltstown and Winchester
have been closed for want OF stock.
The cars 10 day only reached HalIfown, four
miles out Of Harpers Ferry, owing to the pre-
yisus ssrtrrction OF the bridge.
No movements OF any Importance ccr-sred %
day. jackson was in person az MIddletown this
morning, ave miles north Of shssburg. Ashbys
cavalry stu hangs In the rear Of ysckson,s re.
treat,
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Dr.. VON MOscEZIsKER, OcULIsT AND AURIsT.
Dr.. Won Moscbzisker gives his entire attention to
the medical and surgical treatment of the eye and
ear. Deafness Of the longest standing removed
both by medical and surgical operations on the
latest scientific principles, which have proved
that the distressing malady Of deafness, and all
the diseases TO which the ear 10 subjected, as
durable as those which attack any other part OF
the body. DR.. NJ IS operations may be witnessed
by the entire faculty, and In fact DR.. nj. would
be pleased that medical men should witness his
method for the removal Of deafness, and all sur
gieal operations TO restore sight. Once 227 Penn
sylvania avenue, opposite Wizards. NH 123t~
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QUERY.
WHY Il 1T That CRIsrADoRo's HAN DYE 10
the Best in the WoTlC!
Because eminent chemists say so!
Because II contains no caustio compounds.
Because IL wears LONGER than any other.
Because 10 operates tnstdHtaHsoKslg!
Because II does not stsin the skin!
BeoauEe 1t nOurishes and strengthens the Hair !!
Because it oorrects tbs bsd efeo u Of other dye
Because It's presence cannot be detected!
Because is rsreT fails
Manufactured by J. CRIsTADORO, 8 Astor
House. New York. Sold every where. and applied
By ell Hair Dressers.
Price 81, 81 50 and IS per box. according to
size. Mol
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PRKsKRvArIvK,
Is invaluable with his Dye, as It Impsrts the ut
most softnsss, the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the Hair.
Price 50 cents, 81, and 81 per bottle, according
to size. fe % M.W&FLm
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ANOTHER ANALOGOUS CASE OF HORSE STEAL
INS.-This morning, captain belonging 10 a
regiment stationed In this vicinity rode to the
city post Office, ACCOMPANIED by an orderly, also
on horseback. The captain dismounted and had
only been IN the vestibu,e Of the Office but mo-
ment when a man in citizens clothes came out,
and represented TO the orderly that the captain
had loaned him the horse to ride down street.
The orderly said he would not let the horse go
without the captain said so; but the stranger
mounted and galloped of, and the horse being
fast one, the orderly could not overtake him.
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MATHEMATICS 6ENER'L'SOFFICE,
W WASHINGTON CITY, March II, 1862.
WANTED at Ship Island, MissIsslp pi. two light
draught Steamers, suited for towing boats.
Proposals, stating terms and times az which they
of the boats offered. will be received al the office
March
Proposals sh0uld be envelOped and endorsed
Proposals for Steamboats, for rh'p Island, - and
addressed 10 The Quartermaster General, w ash
ington, ID. G. NJ. C. MElGS,
Quartermaster General.
NH IL intel, Rep1b. q Chron
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LOCAL NEWS.
AnuaEnENrs To-NlsHf.

THxArER -Beneht Of Mrs Barney williams
and her appearance as Molesheeo In the new
drama Of {" The Fairy Circle, !" and In ave charac.
tprs In the comedietta Of IAN Hour IN Seville. !"
But one more night Of Mr. and Mrs Barney VIII
Iiams
ODD FELLOWS HAIL -Sanford's opera troupe
in an attractive bill Of burlesque opera, tragedy
and comedv-introducing burlesque Brignon,
Susini, Patti, and other celebrities Go near La
Somnambula I"
SMITHSONIAN Lecture by Wendell Phillips,
before the Washington Lecture Association
There Is q very general desire 10 near MT. fnli-
lips, even by those who DO no. al all aerse Win
him In opinion, and the attendance to-nlgnt we
presume viii be large.
FRANKLIN HALL.-Festival OF the ladies OF -.
PauI's English Lutheran Chuch. decidedly
attractive entertainment.
CANTERBURY HALL.-An immense bill OF
songs ballads, dances, slight o. hand and trapeze
performances, by the entire company, including
the Delevante brothers, Misses Mortimer, Fowler,
Richmond, and a host Of other stars. LOOK out
for the grand matinee for ladies tomorrow after
noon, and the distribution Of valuable gifts,
amongst them q magnificent silk dress
TKMPERANcE HALL, f street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets Grand soiree Of Prof. Z. r.
Barnes. capital entertainment is in anticipa-
ton.
MUSICAL HALL,-Free concerts at o'clock
Excellent refreshments, good music, aand other
attractions Hall open all day.
CLARENDON MUszux, corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Sixth strest.-Free concert ats O'CLOCK
Superior refreshments, &c, &c.
PRIvATE THBATRIcALs.-The fashionables OF
Washington were, Wednesday evening, at the
British Legation, where Lord Lyons has had a
theatre fitted up for amateur performances, in
which the Secretaries and attaches "a ke prominent
parts. The stage manager IL Mr.. Vizitslly, the
correspondent and artist Of the London illustrated
News who Is seconded by Mr.. Russell, the cor
respondent o. the London Times.
After music by an orchestra composed from the
Marine Band, the Serious F amilY' was performed
In capital style, Mr.. Ware (who wa, with the
Prince Of Wsles during his tour in this country
taking the part Of "Aminadeb Sleek" with great
humor AIRS Vslstte "a daughter OF Secretary
smitb) made capital ''Mrs. Ormsby Delmaine"
and Miss Lorlng, of Boston, was 'LadT SOwerby
Creamy" Refreshments followed.
Then came that famous Undergraduate opera,
with original songs, "Bombsstes FUrioso-" Mr..
Monson, who IL Lord Lyon's private secretary,
was "Fusbos;n Mr.. Anderson was "Artaxomi-
mes (" DR.. Russell was great and glorious as
'sBombsstes," and Mrs. Valletts made a famous
''Distafina -
The farce Of "Box and Cox" followed, and then
a capital supper concluded this pleasant enter
tainment II the performers would Jnsent to re-
peat IL in public, at round price for admission,
they could easily raise a few Thousand doll for
sny charitable purpose, although 1.-The free list''
was SUSPENDED.
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SOLDIERS, ATTENTION Pain, disease and ex
posture, with hot climate, muddy water and
bad diet, will be unavoidable, but armed Will
HollOway's Purifying and Strengthening Pill
you can endure all these and still retain gooC
health. ONLY IS cents per box 30
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UPHAM's HAIR DYE is said, by those who use
II, TO be the cheapest and best In the world. Only
=. e.. Ford corner Eleventh ST and Pa avenue
Is the agent for this city.
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Fourth WARD STATION CAsEs-Befo,s JnS,ie.
KdItsy Lawrence Quinlan, assault and battery;
fined 80 81. James Maheney, beating his wife;
do 80 81 Patrick Short, fighting, and Charles
Hszard, John McFall, J. u. French, soldiers,
sleeping In the street; turned over to the Mill
taFv
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BRANpRETH's PILLs.-One million nine hun
dred and twenty boxes Of Brandreth's Pills were
sold In the year 1861. Let those who require a
cleansing, innocent Vegetable Medicine, use
Brandfeth's Pills, which have stood the test Of
experience, and are approved by all who use
them. Sold at No. 294 Canal street, New York
Branch of1ce corner Ninth and E streets, Wash
in2ton, d. c. p. S.-Sutlers supplied by the
dozen. mar S-lw
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DROP IN at the fPeople's Dollar Store," 43s
Pennsylvania avenue, near Four and-a half street.
Examine the splendid assortment Of Jewelry,
Silver Plated Ware, and ammoth Gold Pens
and "take your choice for one dollar"
mar S-lw%
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JUDGE CRAWFORD, we learn, is better to day,
ard 1t is hoped ne will be able to resume his seat
on tue bench to morrow.
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NO COUNCIL OF WAR UK1n

The statement published last week that coun.
ri OF war In Washington decided, eight to four
thai the army OF the Potomac should NOT he
moved against the enemy at present, Is entirely
untrue. The Generals were unanimous that An
advance was possible and proper. The only diff
ference was IS to The plan OF the proposed attack
IN. i. Times.
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u Wendell Phillips was on the floor Of the
Senate to-day, hob-nobbing with various Sen
ators
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PROFESSOR NORRIS AZUNEA.
THE PREMIUM
YEAST OR BAKING POWDER

N3GutsctuT6d BY T.. MOCkRiDSE & CO., No,
62 NoTth Fourth Street phlfadephiA
and No. 1c3 Reade street, New oTk.
This excel 'ent com position does not conan
particle q um, ~ 5eEa'us, Guy KIND Of de1ete-
nous drus; butts perfectly pure and hssthy, and,
az cci'eaTF PREPARATION, Is In ailDe and InVelu-
able At the Far ~ Cincinnati, there were q
number OF baking POWDERS % sxAinjtion-ths
hzumea. Win s.veTsl others, was spalJzed, and
obtained tna hTst prize, sc +aa unrest and hest
known IL raises the -four directly il ls lLtTol.cad
without ierH ntlng II, or les'fns Any dIment,
the best of which lost by the ordIrary fermsnt,
Ing PROCESS ths nce one leaf of sZu,aea bread con
talns as mcoh nutTiment as tTO Ioaves ofys.e.
Tor many days, and never E0urs. MANY celebrated
phys clans, 10th In this country and Eu ops. rave
c5se for making bread, and at least 100 20 families
IN Fhllace phln have, hy their constant use of the
last hrse years, give \ their hearty approval For
sale ~ 6TcceTs IN Washington and Georgetown.
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CARD PRorosRAPHs From w. r. Richstein
29s Pennsylvania avenue, we have a very charm
Ing card Photograph Of pretty Miss chestney, the
hvorite actress
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svISRRxRs from Oorns, Bunions and other
PEDAL exefescensss, should not fail 20 call upon
Ds: white, surgeon chiroPodist, No. 426 Penn
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POLIcE.-The Second Ward patrolmsn reported
Yesterday John BTidwell, fighting; fined 81 81
Peter Nermeraux, selling liquor on sunday
The Third Ward police reported: Robert
Thomas and Lewis Hopkins, (both colored }
firing gun In the streets; fined II 50 each. The
boys had gun barrel cut short and fastened To a
block, making an imitation piece Of artillery;
and their shouts after each discharge indicated
an imaginary fight with secesh. IL was almost d
pity 20 hne such Jealous adherentS OF the Union,
but the laws require 1t Robert Barrett, hog pen
nuisance; IS % Charles Schafer driving on the
day: r Thomas, peddling without a license;
fined $40 s. George Lawrence, cold, stealing
chickens, &c from MIR. Maginnis; thirteen
s1ipes-by Justice Walter. John Hartmond,
suffering goats to go at large; ordered to pay 81
cents costs. Caleb Shreves, charged with larceny
Of wagon shafts; dismissed-by Justice Clayton
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Isfess Jsssies
C1ark Robert Fugitt, Joscph Burk, disorderiy
conduct; 81 81 each. Mrs. Finch, drunk dis
missed
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d. aSp D.-charles Wilson, charged with be-
lag dunk and disorderly, was brought before
jsass Gull, who saed him ssss.
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GEoRsRrowS POLICE CASES Before Justice
Rsdcsr -Charles Shoemaker, for disofderly con-
duct, was fned - g. VIM. Graves, for an assault
on samuel Pearson, gave security for bis appear
ance at the Criminal Court.
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Horse STEALING -The operations OF horse
thieves, checked for a time by the capture and
imprisonment Of several, has been commenced
again, and we hear of the running of OF horses
nj htly from the most public thoroughbred Last
night the quartermaster sergeant OF the 1st New
York cavalry tied his hose 10 a post near w IL
lard's, and in two minutes after he was gone and
has not been recovered.
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DIED.,

DIED,
THURSDAY. March 18th. of scarlet fever, JAMIE
Z. WATT, aged years.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
ner faners. on SATURDAY. morning, st 10 O'Clock.
from the residence of her parents, No. 80 Penna.
avenne, near the ooInsr OF Gath street west.
Suddenly, Of brain fever. on the 18th instant
Mcleod. aged Is years
The friends and aoquaintanoes of the family are
invited 10 attend his funeral frem bis brothers
residence, on X street, betv een an and 5fh az
O'Clock on Saturday, the 18th inst.
On this (fIids.l morning, March 18th, at 2
O'Clock q. m. DAVID AUSTIN, IT., son of d. A.
Gardner, aged Is years.
The funeral WIN take place &C O'Clock, on Sun
DAY afternoon next, from ans Foundry Church. 4 he
relatives and friends Of the familJ Are invited to
attend. 4
LA M, IN the l2lh Va or of her age.