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~Capt Todd yesterday received a letter
stating that Harry Sherman, one OF Colonel
Baker's Detectives, who was captured some
time ago By Mosehy's euerrilias. was not hung
a reported. bat Il IN close confinement in
Dss.3e Tbauaes, ~ a4chmeSd
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NOT SENT

We lave satisfied ourselves that the state
raent is incorrect that Gen. Hunter has sent
a letter TO JEFF. Davis threatening to cause the
execution Of every rebel officer and STAKEHOLDER
in his possession, unless Dayis's declaration
that negro soldiers will be treated as felons if
captured, is Immediately revoked. He has
sent no such letter to the rebel authorities.
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A Newspaper Correspondent Arrested in
Nashville

NASHVILLE, June 3.-The Chief of sPolice
yesterday arrested q. F. Jones. formerly Goa.
nected with the New York Spirit OF the Times,
now local editor of the Nashville Dispatch, for
writing reasonable correspondence to the
Freeman's Journal. New Yerk. He will be
sent South OF our lines.
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s0A letter from loyal lady in Petersburg,
Va, to her husband in this city, states that
Uncle Sans Greenbacks are worth 265 per
cent. IN Confederate funds; the writer Of the
letter having paid S225 in jeff Dayis's money
for SIS in Greenbacks
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APPOINTED A WATCHMAN.-John s. Beach,
OF Ohio, disabled soldier, who lost an arm
during the seven days fight on the Peninsula,
has been appointed q watchman in the Depart
ment of the Interior.
REsIGNED--George w. Jones, of Indiana, a
first class clerk in the Census Department, has
resigned said position, and been appointed a
clerk in the Post Office Department
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DESERVED PROMOT

DESERVED PROMOTION.
Colonel Thomas H. Grierson has been APP
pointed Brigadier General. for gallant and
distinguished service.
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NEW STOCK. 40.
INTERIOR ADOREMEETs.

400 NEW STOCK. AoC
INTERIOR ADoRNMEETs.
Just received, . choice sell ection of new and
desirable styles
PAPER HANGINGS,
From the rich and ornate to the most chaste and
simple patterns, appropriate for p&rlor. halls,
Ginins rooms, and chambers.
FIRE-BOARD PRINTS, STATUES, CENTER
PIECES, GO.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES.
BUFYOR ANY REQU fRED STYLE Oh SIZE or
SHADE MADE TO ORDER
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
Warranted to be giide1 with gold Lead
Tne n4nosomest and the largest assortment in the
District, from the best manufactory in the
Al'o. an assortment Of Dark Wood Frames, with .
visite Frames of foreign and domestic manufao.
tnre. Passepstouts, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TABSELS,
Different sizes and colors; Picture Rings, N sils
Purchasing exclusively for cash. ths above goods
faccording &c their Qualityl viii be disposed OF &c
G. low Iates a. thsy can be- purchased Tor in the
DiatTict. No MISREPRESENTATION made to effect sales
call sol;cit ed from those needing ths ah sye
goods Terms cash. J. kARKRITHR.
Remember the number. No 4s6 Seventh street,
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall; and the terms
cash for goods and labor. my :.eweos
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TO BE REMEMBERED.
A recent order by the Military Governor for
bids the sending Of goods. from the city in any
direction without written permit to do so.
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RHODE IsLAND.-The Rhode Island Legisla-
ture adjourned on Friday, after session of
four days. The Providence Journa III says that
but little important business was transacted.
An amendment to the constitution was adopted,
allowing alien citizens of the State who have
enlisted or volunteered, and who may become
naturalized, to ENJOY the privileges OF native
born citizens. This amendment will be SUBJ
mitted to the people on Octoberi. A new val
uation Of the towns was made, increasing the
to xable property of the State about 81, $780, 600
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ASSAULT ON A PoLIcEMA0.-Night before
last as officer James III. Bell was on his beat he
found cavalry man lying drunk in the street
and humanely picked him up, and started to
his camp near by, but had net proceeded far
before he met several of the soldiers comrades,
sault upon him, neof them cutting of one side
OF his cap, and another, his baton, and they
would have doubtless killed him, had it not
been for the timely arrival of 3 number of
Pennsylvania Reserves who rescued him from
their hands
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Byy,o Noe 4 90, Austienss.s.

6rRnRF wsef. BETwEEs AID q sfsHsrs
EoRSH, AT AucrIos-On MONDAY AFTERNOON,
juno 9Th, ct o'clock, on the premises, Ne skaN
cell on the west side Of isth, near north, desi.
rable building Lot, hAyipR . fruat Of g feet q
Tsrms: One.thisd cash; balance Ia ana y
months, with interest. secured BY dad trust on
presniase. gs-ss ss 80 -
sConseYancias as paxchsssrs cost.
ss 4-dts ]. o. M0GuIRHk CO., Anots.
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SENT MORT

SENT NORTH
Eight deserters from the rebel army wers
cent from the Old Capitol this morning to Phil
adelphia to take the oath of allegiance.
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VIZ ENTLKMBNS CLOTHING.
w Il have nov IN store full stock OF aBNTLU-
MEN % EPEING Ov 8GCOATa. HCkINHSS SUITS
DR1e6 SUITS, ard FURNISHING GOODS Of tie
a3est styles, mann factnxed With the same degree
WALL. eTnPHkN6 co..
32Y pennsyivsnia Avenue. between
- H-hi Nipth and Tenth streets,
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QEoKERT q GARDEN ,

II NEAR THE NAVY YARD.
The undersigned respectfully announces to clubs,
societies, private parties, &e;. that bis a
public disposal for Pic Mics and other iEsf
entertainments during the season, on very Te4
sonable terms. The Pavilion in one eff the largest
in or around Washington. The city cars run
within short distance Of the garden For par
tculars apply on the premises, X street south
between 18th and l4th streets east, Navy Yard
PRANK A. BECKERT,
my Is 1mr Prsprietor
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CAPTURE OF CoNTRABANDIsTs.

The Lila Dispatch Boat, Master Eldridge, ar
rived yesterday afternoon from the Rappahan-
mock, bringing up the following prisoners:
Jacob H. Hooper, John Harris, William
Jones and Robert Adams, who were captured
on Monday last, at the house OF Mr. John Car
roll, four miles back OF Lawson's Bay, Kappa.
hammock river, for being engaged in running
the blockade by Master W. Street, commanding
U. 8. steamer Primrose, with q boats crew
from the Currituck. The prisoners had with
them S10,d55 in money, which they attempted
to hide. but did not succeed; &c. As in Southern
bank notes, and $1,000 in Pacific Railroad
bonds. Hooper had with him a memoranda OF
goods to be purchased in Baltimore.
These parties, it is thought, have ma de the
running of contraband goods a business for
some time past, and the house where they were
arrested has been a rendezvous for centraband-
lists. They were all sent, this morning, to the
Provost Marshals Office, and committed to the
Old Capitol.
WORK OF THE PENSION OFFICE.-Some idea
Of the amount Of labor performed by the PEN
sion Bureau may be formed when we state
that, during the month of May last, there were
army pension certificates issued: To widows,
mothers and orphans, 7ss to invalids, 1,Os6-
making total OF 1,sH. Applications for GER
tificates average over two hundred daily, and
pensions are being granted at the rate Of about
one hundred per day.
Up to noon to day one hundred and twenty
seven certificates had been issued.
NATIONAL Neutrality-suspicious. to the $50
loan, at the office Of Jay Cooke II Co., foot up
for the past three days to S3.195.450.
The statement in some of the New York
papers that the agency for subscriptions to the
500 loan had been relinquished by Messrs. Jay
Cooke & Co., we are authorized to say, is not
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ROD8ERY.-Night before last the stors OF
Messrs. johnson & Sutton. in the First Ward
was entered by burglars and robbed of about
three hundred dollars worth Of boots. shoes
and clothing.
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~The papers OF Central New York are dis
gusted with the decision that that State has
hlled its quota. The result has been attained
by making tn rec years service, not the actual
number of men furnished, the basis of calcula-
ton. The Rochester Express says:
"This (Monroe) county has more than filled
its quota of three years men, or according to
the new reckoning considerably more than double
twenty thousand behind. By this new compu-
ta'ion all are alike exempted, and the whole
State is cleared OF any draft on the old quotas.
BY this rule nothing can be easier than for
disloyal cities to shirk all their burdens on the
more loyal portions OF the State"
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The Report Of a Staff officer.

A telegraphic summary OF the statements of
Staff officer of one of the commanding Gene.
rails in Grants army, who left Vicksburg on
on "Wednesday last, as made to the Cincinnati
Gazette, has already been given. We now
have them more in detail. He states that G. IN.
Grant is perfectly certain OF his ability to take
yicksburg, but says it will take time-perhaps
a week longer, and perhaps two weeks. Three
assaults have been made on the Rebel works
with heavy columns of our forces, in all of
which We Were repulsed. The last assault was
made by Gen. Sherman with 10000 men, aad OF
that number six hundred were killed and Il
large number wounded.
Gen. Grant is now engaged in building works,
with view of taking the place by regular APP
proaches. He is also mining some OF the Rebel
works. Our outer line is within one hundred
yards at points, OF the Rebel works, and our
sharpshoOters prevent the Rebels from work.
ing their heavy guns. He says the Rebel works
IN the rear OF the city are Tar more formidable
than those on the front.
Gen. Grant has been reinforced by a consider
able portion OF Banks forces, and more are
coming. This officer states that Gen. Johnston
is still in the neighborhood of Jackson, Miss,
gathering forces to attack Grants rear but he
has not yet succeeded i'll obtaining 1000 men,
while he is short of both provisions and ammu-
milton, and the roads having been destroyed he
cannot obtain either.
been destroyed, and tits positively known that
Johnston has not thrown any Of his men across
The river. Gen. Grant has far more men guard
Ing that river than Johnston can gather up,
and no apprehensions whatever are felt by
General Grant or his division commanders of
any serious attack in their rear.
Our gunboats were occasionally Smelling
Nicksburg, and the Rebel water batteries
having been silenced, the gunboats were not
molested by the Rebel batteries.
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YINRYARp aROUNpA.

~ VINEYARD GROUNDS.
i Hz aubscriSsr has for sala In the immediate
vicinity Of Washington, a PLAT or GROUND a.
mssbly ssspsed b col and s.posuss to the % Iii.
who would visa 70 embark in that enterprise Cd.
perior advantages Will be o6eSed&1d poyt1on OF
eOL9&0N 3s3 psrn. aysnne 1esiws
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF C0NDHMNRp
" PROPERTY

" PROPERTY.
Win be sold on THURSDAY NEXT, June l,ta,
% ,9s
public service. Sale to commence at 10 O'clock
7h hssRItss 66S Sse.;:
Dish Basket
@ Mess Chests
% Hair Mattresses
2iI Wooden Cots
ia Box Water Closets
g DO siss Bedsse.ds
2Ereneh} Medicine Panuiers
III s ssssas M att!sxs
II barrels Ale '0'
e esir.ss sl.e.s.r.y Brandy
legs SRieed Cordial
iSs & S SSsssy WIN VIM
/. g a. ssssaa'
al bstress whisky
s% sI Iron p Bs g TAD.
Is. szine do
2Cooklng Ranges BaIst
kofce Pump
3 Vauldr0ns
6 Iron Pots
81 Brass Close Stools
5a5 Wooden Pals
!. sss ssgs ssss s,..A..
1s :; s ssSe%s
:: : S Ss:s'ta kna,..e..
ssaSk Cans
Medicine PaBnisrN
Ciocks
Us Blankets
400 Kniv.N and Forks
100 Teaf ions
I3 Tia Plates
I72 Tin Lanterns
~ COOKING Stoves
~ WAahin0 Machines
&266 Pillow Cases
428 Towels
IS Water goufsrs
~ boxes airup Of Blacesefsy
Ioesther with . large lot Of Iaosss bsdroeUAna
Terms cssS IL Goysrnment funds.
HENRY JOHNSON, u. and X. .. A..
- and Acting Medical Pufveyor.
MxssoAL euHvxxosss orrdos. WAahington. G..
EsOR eALD-Ths GOOD WILL, STOCK. and
u IIXfUREs II Baxtsrs Shop, centrally To-
ca*sd on ths weAt side Of AZ street. Island, new
hAvisS 3 good run Of custom Tbs stock consasts
OF every regulate for 6est class bArber's shop,
For particulars inquire Of 3. a. BACON. Drug
Gist. corner 4h and Sta. Island. te S-1t-
COOP P1sTUaAol Iox 108sss AMe CAT
eth street. q u. ROk1, nAsy Ya<a. teilw.
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ANOTHER CONFIscATioX.-TheM Marshal of
the District has, under instructions OF the
District Attorney, seized all the right title, aud
interest Of John w. Gamewell and James
Dunlop, two persons who are in the South,
in certain patents for improvement in the
magnetic telegraph granted to Morse
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REAL ESTATE SALES Yesterday, w. H.
Wall Il Co. sold lot 81, reservation Ii, on west
side OF Second street, improved by a three
story brick dwelling, to Q. H. Lane, for S4.45O.
Lot ~, reservation IL, same street, with three
story brick, to ]. HI. Semmes, for S2,75O.
On Seventh street, east side, IN Wiltberger's
subdivision of square 4il-Iot IL, to w. Lin
kins, at Is cents per foot; lot 10, to H. Hail, at
AK do. do; lot IA. to Frank Racker, at AK do.
do; lot Is, to II. Hail, at IA do. do.
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ARRIVAL OF COHTRABAEbe.-Oneh hundred
and ten contrabands arrived at the Tenth street
wharf this morning in the Gamer WV. Fra
ger from Urbanna, on the Rappahannock. via
Aqua creek. They were sent to the contra
band camp.
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June roth. at 81 o'elo.k. o the prsulass. - sksi
building lots olAboatIi ffonf eAch, four. Of then
on Vermont avenue. and four on Thirtssnth etrset
twelve ncnths. With iAteesst secure BY dAeA q
trust On the prenisee;
jsi-d 30. MCGUIRE & co.. KAstA.
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~ BRIUK ROK EALU
NONVENI8NT For buildings in tho First Ward
and 0eoF getoWn. Inquire ut ths undefsisned Rt
VIM. o. ahauGh's wharf. o, 81 Bridgs ~ 6eor ss ;
town, lie 3-1ws J.. NJ STAKE
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90 HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.-S3O CASH
81 Balance payable $40 per month Ten per
cent. discount for rash, purchased before Jpne 60
By purcha sing large tracts of land and dividing it
into lots they be sold at the following unpre-
cedented low prices:
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE CO Anct,ona.-,

By :. Q. MCGUIRE Co., Auctionesrs.
EXEOUTORs' SALE OF yALUABLE RTiILD.
~ ING LoTs on EAST CAPITOL STREET, BETwEEs
1T AND ID STREETS EAsT.-On FRIDAY AFTRR-
shall sell Lot in Square 7as, fronting % feet IL
inches on East Capitol street, between First and
to 90 foot alley, divided into two building lots OF
Terms One third cash; the remainder in six and
trust on the premises. "
All conveyaucins at cost of purchaser
EDWARD G. DYER
THOS. J. FISHER, Executors
jsA-eod DIS IRep.I J. G. MCGUIRE Co. Xaeta.
lnmed ately after, We shall SELL to thu
fronting together 81 feet 10 inches on East CSpitof
into three building lots
Terms above.
S-e08dl iran I MAJ 4
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DAIR OF HANDrOME MA rCH1D CARRIAGE
J.C. MCGUIRE CO.,
lie 4-6t Auction and Com m March

EOR sALE--A large Canadian DUN STALLION,
II l61z hands high and weighs about 1900 ~
lbs. He is about years old. perfectly IN
sound and splendid drsusht horse. ToAA
be seen for two days, at HOWARD,S Stables 7th
streen, betwe cen d and sts IL 2t*
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~THE MEMBERS ELEor OF THE CON
N mon Council will eet in the Council
Chamber on SATURDAY EVENING, June 6. at
71a o CLOCK. je 4-3tA
.n(%THE JOURNEYMEN HOUSE PAINTERS
u3 of Wash ington are requested to meet at
Temperance Hall, u RIDAY EVENIN G, the 5th
instant, at 8 O'Clock. js 4-2t~
VA COURSE OF SIX LECTURES ON THE
W. BIBLE LANDS ey Rev. GEO. W. SAMsoy,
u. D., at and for the benefit of the First Ba ptst
Church, 18th street. between G and f.
Sixth Lecture. FRIDAY EVENING, the 5th inst ,
at 3 quarter before eight.
Tickets, adults, course. 500
single. p
child's, course. ...-... 6D
single. .......... Is
To be had 1T the bookstores ana at the door.
june 4-2ts
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RRIOR FOR SAJ.v

= plans may be seen at No. err street, after
three o'clock p. m. Title perfect. Conveyancins
pa id by the purchaser. Je 4-eost
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IN RAGS-RA9S!
He Highest price for Rags OF all kinda will ha
paid by the undersi sned.
JOSEPH SYKES
No. 434 It'll street. near the
Je IT Patent Office
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arr,ing themselves with fire arms. Major Sher-
burne rode back to the guard, some quarter OIL
and succeeded In arresting most Of the party.
The wounded man was sent 20 Battery Came
ron, IN the neighborhooo, for the time being. ana
afterwards brought to the city and conhned
in the Old Capitol.
Some Of the men wore the United States uni
form.
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ByJ.c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auetioueers.

nEslRABLE BUII DING LOT ON lLEVlNTH
y STREET WEST. BETwEEy g AND srRExrs-
On MONDAY AFTk sNOON, June Sth, at 6k
'front.' Of lot In ua.e JAS f.snting q feet ON Ith
street west, between q and II nerth, running back
~ feet l0s inches, and containing square feet
of ground; the value OF this lot for = residencs 10
much enhanced by having q large public sewer
cllIties for drainage without any cost
Terms: One thi, cash; the remainder in 6 aud
ON premises. - v -
All conveyanees at cost of purchaser
le "a JAS. G. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts
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SECOND WARD STATION UAsEs-Maicoim
Grant, drunk; dismissed. Peter McAvoy. do:
Is cts. John Dolan. drunk and disorderiy;
Si.75. Alfred lettings, grand larceny; for
hearing. John Kane, petty larceny; do. Thos.
Mcdonald, drunk; Sis. Francis Crocker,
do; 50. G. Chaldon. drunk and disorderiy;
S1.5S. Mary Martin, disorderiy; dismissed.
Jrne Martin, do; do. John Green, do; SASS.
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TILLUsTRATED LECTURES, in behalf of
1 the Sens of Temperance, at Tenn per "A nee
Hall f street, between 9th and 10th streets. com
menciDg TIL. KsDAY EVENING, june 9TH, aud
continue FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
June 5th and 9Th. Each Lecture to commen nee pre-
eisfly at O'Clock.
The Sons Of T Tempe, ance take great pleasure in
announcing to their friends and the PUBLIC gener.
ally, that they have nsaged Rev. s. NJ Lands
NJ. D., The Popntar health .ReJormsr,'' and abe
Lecturer, to deliver short series of his prac
teal, simpifed and chaste illustrated lectures on
PHREsoLoGY, PHYsEoLoGY, HEALTH, &c, at the
above named time and place. They hope to receive
the patronage OF all persons Vhe are interested in
Health.
DR.. Landis's scientific attanments as a teacher
and Lecturer are established eyond cavil. He il
lustrA each lecture with the very best
and closes every evening with Phrenologioal ex-
aminations. To defray expenses small admission
. cents for ticks. to be had of the Leot,r
ing Commit ee and ut the Hall door. Seu small
bills. T. NJ BkADLEY
WILBIRN CRUTCBLEY,
]. K. BRIDGE,
II. LANGLEY,
d. 8. PAGE,
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HOUSE OF REFUGE WANTED.-Yesterd the
Second Ward police arrested two boys, one was
II years OF age, charged with grand larceny,
robbing the drawer in the stere of Mrs. Shead-
woods bakery, ID street, near Thirteenth; and
Cashmere shirt from ply ne y, nseag
avenue, near Tenth street They were locked
up in the station house, where they remain for
further hearing. The only question with the
Justices is, What to do with them
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je 1-Hs Lecture Committee.
n@ICE CREAM, AT WHOLESALE AND Re-
E TAIL.-Families, Boarding Houses, Hotels.
Retailers, ExcursioHists, &c, supplied at lowest
rates. JFUSSRLL
my Him. Corner 18th and SITS,
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SToNING PASSENGER CAH.-Last night
about eight o'clock, rs a city car was passing
down Seventh street, the conductor called upon
one OF his passengers for the fare, and was re-
fused; the conductor put him OIL, and the
elected passenger pursued the car until over
the Seventh street bridge, when he threw a
brick at the conductor on the platform; fortu-
nately injuring no one. Officer McEltresh,
who was present, Immediately jumped from
the car, and arrested him, and took him to the
Fourth Ward station. There he gave the name
OF George w. Cudlip. Justice Ferguson re-
leas ed him on bail for o hearing. This morning,
after hearing, he was fined 1874.
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By W. L. WALL & co.. Auctioneers.

n Bdzd0T, 30 L0btldHo dreNus, 6stirss1 9t1
aud l0.h streets.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL ANs FAST TROrTIN0
"A MARE at auction. ~
On SATURDAY MORNING, 9th instant, IN
beautiful FAST TROTTlNG BAY MARE, perfectly
sound, cost $500 in Toronto, Canada, and Is offered
trotted in 2.S. The present owner has been usins
Also, Buggy and Harness. plankets &e
Terms cash.
Je4 W. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
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ARREsTD AND CoMMITTEp.-Tuesdayn night,
officer Crown arrested Mary Boston, for steal
ing one fine dress, fine cloth cloak, q common
dress, the property of Walter McClee. She
was taken before Justice Bates, who sent her to
jail for hearing. Yesterday officer Crown
went in sesrch of the stolen property, and re-
covered all from an old stove, in which the ac-
cused had concealed them, in Mr.. McClee's res
idence. Justice Bates then committed her to
Jail for Court.
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JCRIES PoE THE CRIMINAL Cor 2T.-TniS
morning the Clerk OF the Court drew the iuries
for the Criminal Court in the presence of s. T..
Douglass, Register OF Washington. w. Laird.
Recorder Of Georgetown. and N. Callan, Clerk
OF the Levy Court, as provided for by law.
The Court sits on the third Monday. Of this
month.
Grand Jury.-A. J. Hurdle, 4th ward; Jos. L.
Heise, 5th ward; ]. w. Shuggert, 4th ward; J.
F.Young, county; Jes. Gawler, LIST ward: Peter
Berry, Georgetown; Jacob Hess, 5th ward; w.
Gibson, Qeorgetow n; N. 9arrettson, I'd ward;
g. Buckingham, Sd ward; Il. Hunt, 5th ward;
G. J. johnson, LIST ward; w. Windship, George
town: John =. Headley, eth ward: benjamin
Bohrer, Georgetown; q. S. Whittlesey, 4th
ward; Thos. Fahey, It'll ward; E. r. King, I'd
ward; T. W. Riley, sth ward; John McColgan,
ID ward: w. H. Barclay, LIST ward; John T.
Wagner, ID Ward; Daniel Lightfoot, county.
Petit Jury.-W. w. Birth, 5th ward; X. Bal
linger, Georgetowa; w. H. Wheatley, George
town; ID. McClelland, county; Geo. a. Bohrer,
9th ward; Jos. F. Wollard, Sd ward: George
Upperman, Georgetown; A. c. p. Shoemaker,
county; H. Greer, Sd ward: 6. w. Goodall,
L. Baum, 5th ward; w. Pettibone, I'd ward;
Jos. Nicholson, Georgetown; John r. Elvans,
U. B. Mitchell, 9TH ward; Foster Henshaw, 9th
ward; John p. Murphy, 9TH ward; Chas. H.
H. Berglin, It'll ward; p. J. Steer, Sd ward; Z.
A. Rsall, Georgetown; r. T. Ryon, Sd ward;
u. S. Hardness, % ward; John Eliason, George
town; E. J. Shoemaker, Georgetown.
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