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called 10 see them, II Il. evident that they re-
fused to heed the voice OF the cnarmer, 'ohaSn
he never so wisely"
From U'Laughiin he received no response at
all; from Arnold only the letter offered in evi-
dence. There are expressions In the letter
which look to q continued renewal Of their
relations in the future; but they were en-
ployed to parry his importunities, for the
present. Certa inly all connection ceased from
that time If, therefore, any conspiracy at all
be proved, by the utmost latitude OF evidence,
against these two accused, it was mere
unenacted, STILL born scheme, scarce conceived
before II was abandoned, OF a nature wholly
different from the offense described IN this
charge, the proof of which does not sustain
this charge, and Of which the accused could
not be convicted upon this trialSs
For this Court is bound by the rules of evil
dence which prevail In others and one OF the
most important 10 that the proof must CORES
pond with the charge OF indictment, and show
the same offense, or the accused is entitled TO
acquital And there is no evidence which con-
meets these two accused with that dreadful
conspiracy which forms the subject of this
charge There is nothing to show that during
their brief intercourse with Booth at W ashing-
ton that nefarious design was agitated at sll, ,
certainly none that il was ever disclosed to
them And If such conspiracy had any exis-
tence it was in a state of slumbered suspense.
awaiting that sanction without which 1t haG
no motive, end, aim or life
Mr., Cox commended that the following con-
illusions were established. viz:
LIST. That the accused, Samuel Arnold and
the execution OF the conspiracy Sc. forth in this
charge and its specifications.
I'd. That if they were implicated in such con-
spiracy they Withdrew from and abandoned 1t
while vet wholly unexecuted and resting
merely in intention, and are Eot responsible
for any of the acts subseq uently done in pur-
suarce oft.
Sd. That there is no legal and competent ev-
idence duplicating O'Laughlin i'll any con-
spiracy whatever and duplicating either
OLaughlin or Arnold in the onspracy
charged.
4th That if there is any evidence against
them of any conspiracy it is OF one wholly diff
ferent from that set forth in the charge and
specification, and upon these they must be
wholly acquitted.
He therefore claimed for them an absolute
and unqualified acquittal.
That the accused were wrong in ever joining
the rebellion against their Government no one
will deny; that they were wrong IN ever lis
tening tor a moment, il they ever did, to any
propositions from hat wicked schemer Booth,
inimical TO their Government mo one Will deny.
But II would be to Insult the intelligence OF this
Court to waste time in showing that this Court
are not sitting in Judgment on all the errors in
the lives of these accused but TO decide the SIM
gle question whether they are guilty Of consptr-
ing to kill and murder the President Vice Pres
| ident Secretary Of State and the General IN
| command of the armies Of the United States,
and OF the acts charged against them severai!y
| in pursuance OF said conspiracy.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
t-rf WASHINGTON, June 10, 1865.
J6y Cooke & Go. furnish the folloving nm
St;cps OF Go Yern maut sacurittaa. -
Affairs in Georgetown.

FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRr.-Flour-De
mand active. Boats Ardiuger and Ellen, with
hour, have arrived. Supers, 1915 to IS;
extras, y so TO 1915. Grain-Boat Sallie Bill.
myer arrived Saturday with q cargo of wheat,
Red Is quoted at &l.95 to 81 -.''>1
CANAL.-The week begins with a very en-
couTaging display Of business. The arrivals
Iegisered are the Sallle Billmyer, wheat to
sGeorge Waters; Chas. Ardinger, Rour, to do;
aetzsr. wood, 70 market; Anna Marion. lime
sto1e' 70 Castleman; scow Camp. barrel slaves,
Z 70 d. La Smith; Seneca, sundries, to BENJAMIN
Darby; and nifty. -four boats laden with coal,
tons; Console Go sss. IA tons; III Ham M
shire sads Raatimore Co. 547.Is tons; Oenirai
bertrand Ce.al,oes.asa tons, George Is. Plant.
g Sda tons; New Hope Co, 800 tonsae Quigiey,
{ Nys toeSi captain.a M9. L toms; Midland Go.
ld!!ls tons. 90 epartsa Boau Golden Rule,
y IN SAT- to Hanco eli: CapitUia, assortsd CARGO!
70 EdwardA Fefrypand forty two boats iiKhf.
Siree Writing the Abcvea note from Ia5Ren :
tpns super infendent OF Antetam division. an
nounse 81 a bad break in the canal AZ Wade !
require a &sek ptysp deys te repair thsIbseak
or Account Or the searcityof earth suitable for
taspprposa, pfar the place: causing another
suspension OF the coal trade. "@R ~ 4
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LATER.
Arrival of the Rebel Com ndef Maury-
Ex-Governor moore, Of Al q ama, q Pris.
FROM CAIRO,

Surrender Of jeff. Thompson's Army
Jeff. at Memphis-Arrival of General
WeitZel at the Mouth of the Mississippi
CAIRO, June 1S.-A flag Of truce boat with
paroling party, has arrived with 4,i1i men
OF JEFF. Thompson's army, including CSC
officers, paroled jeff. Thompson came as far
Presidents decision relative to his petition for
pardon.
General Reynolds has taken the initiatory
steps towards establishing civil courts through
out Northern Alabama
Garrisons are established along the White
River, and the people are more hopeful.
New Orleans dates TO the 18th state that a
Pass
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival Of John Mlitehell-Repair Of VII
Rimia Railroads


ginia Railroads.
FORTRESS MoNRoR, June 1.-THE steamer
Henry Burden, from New York, arrived here
this morning and anchored In Hampton Roads
John Mitchell is said to be on board. The
English ship Empire, reported in distress off
Cape Henry, was lowed of Hat:eras Shoals on
Wednesday last by the steamer Andrew
Fletcher and three men put on beard, she hav.
ing been abandoned. The steamer A. Winants
sent to her has returned, not being able to find
the Empire. She was probably picked up by
some steamer.
|, At ~ o'clock to-day the steamer Henry Bur.
den came alongside the Engineer wharf and
John Mitchell was escorted to quarters as.
signed him inside the Fortress by guard Of
the Sd Pennsylvania heavy artillery.
A Board OF Inquiry, Of which Gen. Graham
is President, is now in session to investigate
the circumstances attending damage done to
Government vessels by collision, DC and to
assess damages.
The steamer Empire State arrived this P. n.
from Baltimore. She has on over 400 rebel
prisoners bound to Wilmington and Sayan-
nan. The small pox has broken out among the
prisoners.
The Richmond Daily Times of June 18TH
VIENNA and Moore's Greeks and Meecham's
river are progressing, and hopes are enter
tanned that the whole road will be in opera.
ton in four weeks.
being repaired from Charlottesville to Lynch
burg. Cars are now running from tae latter
place to Tye river 80 miles.
LATER.
Arrival of the r ebel Commander Maury-
Ex-Governor m core, Of Alabama, Pris.
0ner.
FORTRESS MONROE, June le.-The United
States steamer Constitution, Commander
Greenman, from New Orleans on the 10th
instant, arrived here to-day.
Among her passengers is the rebel General
Maury, formerly commander at Mobile with
his family.
They landed at Fort Pulaski, under guard
Ex-Gov. NJ oore, of Alabama.
The Constitution had as passenger man
called Colonel Gayly, who, ii is said, offered
$1,000, 900 reward for the murder Of Presiden,
Lincoln sometime during the war. There
were two rebel witnesses on board to prove it
The Constitution touched at Sand Key, Fla,
to land mails, &c. She passed along the coast
OF Florida the steamers Neptune, G. g. Leary
and twelve other steamers Of the Texas expe-
dition fleet
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ARRIVAL OF PRESIDENT JoHNsoN,s FAM

ARRIVAL OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON-S FAM
lily
President Johnson's family, consisting of
Mrs. johnson, Andrew Johnson, Jr., "a lad of
about 10 or IA years of age,) Mrs. Patterson,
daughter OF President Johnson, (who is to be
the new mistress of the White House. owing
to the ill-health Of Mrs. Johnson,) and her
two children arrived here yesterday afternoon
in special train, having been met at Cincin.
natl by w. P. Smith, Master of Transporta-
tion of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, who
accompanied them to this city.
This morning the members Of the Presidents
family were engaged in visiting the grounds
and points of interest surrounding the Man
sion under the guidance of Major Knox
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SECRETARY sEwARD's FAMILY.

Mrs. Secretary Seward is still quite ill with
q continued fever We are glad to learn, how.
ever, from Dr.. Verdi, who Is attending her,
that her symptoms are more favorable this
morning.
Mr.. Frederick Seward is now considered
out Of danger. He is able to leave his bed and
set up for short time each day, and it is be.
lieved that in a week or two he will be sui.
ficiently recovered to visit his home in AL.
bany, as he desires.
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THE REBEL SENATOR Br-RNETr


Henry &. Burnett, a rebel Senator from Ken
tucky, appeared at Col. Ingraham's Office this
morning for the purpose OF taking the oath OF
allegiance. As he was formerly q member OF
the United States House of Representatives, he
could not answer favorably the question
ibid you leave a seat In the Congress of the
United States to aid the rebellion 2" but the
oath was administered, however. in order to
afford him an opportunity to make special ap-
plication under the amnesty proclamation to
President Johnson to be restored to his rights
as citizen of the United States.
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A Fiendish Outrage.

Boston, June 10 "A most horrible case came
to light yesterday at place called Bussey's
Wood, RoXbury. The bodies OF Isabella
Joyce, aged Ia, and her brother, aged IL years,
were found murdered, the little girl having
first been fiendishiy outraged, and a double
murder probably committed to hide the dia-
BILE affair were engaged in gathering wild
flowers in the woods, and making wreaths OF
evergreen and flowers.
The children have been missing since Mon
asf
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GENERAL AND STAFF OFFICERS
In obedience to orders from the w ar Depart
ment, bearing date Of June 2, department COM
manders have dispensed with the services of
quite number OF general and staff officers,
who were ordered to their respective places OF
residences, from which they are now report
ing by letter to the Adjutant General Of the
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PLACED OFT OF CHARTER

The q uartermaster's Department has placed
out OF charter nearly all Of the vessels used
here in the transportation Of stores, troops, &c->
retaining very few in addition to those owned
by the Government. As the business OF the
transportation Office has been greatly reduced
since the sudden collapse of the rebellion, a
number Of the vessels owned by the Govern
ment Will be disposed Of shortly at public sale.
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PERSONAL.

/ HBREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT VIII. nor
I PAY Any e6ts S0ntTaeisd By N wife, AM Nc
VAn "a ,,Ge om this date, d. A. MCCARTHY
s91e u -looe'---.... -. - -. - 10 70 Ct
EAa 1hitnD: -Ths Captsin is now, . sound
x hoR Pc 80 tseatsd SO honerAblY and stiilfuilT
~ 0AAs1 4 atiN a 499 7th Htress. Sc - ims
the 9Th inst: fren the d. 9. d
NJ SstS Msts 8 ,etsas N AZ
j. .ss ssl r. ii nosiH'ff;d ; o. m.na.t
4 "A III p,,L-ooIs;Hs-MApAAE lKROusl viii, sive
a ss 30 q. Ps5,s osn IS consnites
81 Ladies n csnts u ,Ara eysnfne, Gsatleu1ek
Pa sv, sat street. Tst"sek
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SHIPMENT OF CAVALRY HORSES

SHIPMENT OF CAVALRY HORSES.
The Quartermaster's Department is now en-
gagged in making extensive preparations to ship
large number of cavalry horses from this
city to Little Rock, Arkansas, for the use OF
the cavalry regiments which are to be retained
for service there. The first steamer with
horses on board will sail on Wednesday.
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POINT LOCKOUT.

The rebel prisoners in camp at this place are
being released as fast as possible, and in a
weeks time will doubtless all be set at liber-
ty Each boat that arrives here from Point
Lookout brings up large squad, who are here
furnished with transportation to their homes
by Colonel Ludington.
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EI.AG RAISING

The loyal ladies OF Montg emery county
Maryland, have purchased large American.
flag, which is to be raised on Thursday after
noon at Rockville Addresses will be made
BY Judge Richard Bowie, of Maryland, and
Lieut., Col. B. T. Hutchins, of the 1st New
Hampshire. Col Hutchins is at present in
command Of the Rockville district.
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PROVISIONAL GOVERNORS

PROVISIONAL GOVERNORS.
President johnson has appointed Andrew
j. Hamilton, OF Texas, 10 be Provisional Gov
erIor Of that State. and James Johnson to be
Provisional Governor Of Georgia. Their au-
thority is the same as that vested in the newly
appointed Governors of North Carolina and
Mississippi.
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From San Franci.ca.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l3.-The cars of the
Central Pacific railroad are running to Upper
Gap, forty.three miles from San Francisco.
The first shipment-120 gallons-of crude Pc
troleum from Humboldt county arrived at San
Francisco to-day.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON

APPLICAI IUN FUN f-thDUN
The applications Of prominent rebels for par
don in accordance with the provisions of the
amnesty proclamation, are becoming quite nu-
merous, but as yet President johnson has act
ed upon but few of them. To-day one rebel
Senator and one Congressman filed their ap.
plications.
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NEW NAVAL SOrADRON

NEW NAVAL SQUADRON
Acting Rear Admiral Radford is to have
command OF the new Atlantic Squadron,
which is to be composed Of the North and
South Atlantic Squadrons consolidated.
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COMMISSIONER OF THE BOARD OF ENROLL


AS there is no longer any necessity for q
Commissioner OF the Board of Enrolment OF
the District Of Columbia, that office has been
abolished. and Mr. Alexander Jones, who
filled the position with credit, relieved from
further service in that capacity.
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PROMOTED.

Lieut. j. w. Sharp. On duty in Colonel
Ipgraham's office, has been promoted to a cap.
taincy in the Veteran Reserve Corps, to date
from June 9, and assigned to the 22d regiment
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.p.,y oC NUN DnTn,rA,

ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
About fifteen thousand men Of this army
were sent home during the past week. There
are yet about 5000 more men to be mustered
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OFrom Shillington, corner AZ street and
Penn'a avenue, we have received an advance
copy Of Peterson's Ladies' National Maga=ine
for JuIy =
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JANIS F. lSaEX,

I OsT OF sTOLEN-strayed away or was stolen
MvLATTO BOY, aged pears. named Joseph G
isIis Had on when he left home . wooden
patched. The said boy il an apprentices until he
ie 81 years of age Any Information Of his where
sbssts will be thankfully received. forewarn
any person from barbOring or employing him, as
will enforce the law against all 80 Intending
JOHN q. WILSON
ye in3t SOutheA1 and
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MY ToRK AND WASHINGTON STEAM
Ell. ~ nsx iost % sis5iY. ass sGke1
fns,anf a y m Yer freisht O. passage appiy 4,
" E'nVCSDAVN, ASsot It
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HORSE misunderstanding, John Brad
igan, soldier, entered the railroad stables,
ed by Officer Hanes, OF the second precinct,
and sent to jail tor court by Justice Walter.
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w yin hold special meeting Tais tMondavj
for n. Ss.rs Of Stasss 70 Hf.
funeral will take place on Tuesday AFTERNOON. the
for fbs mee.ns az me Lodge room At o'clock,
III 'n' purpose JOHN fsn q. pMSoULpEs Rec SEC
rs! p; o; F.MeUNT NlB0 EN0AMP-
Ssa THIS tMondaS EviNfNa as oel osil 9 es
make srrsnsements for the funeral of Patriarch
S SsaS r LAsHeEs. Which will take place Tuesday
'H1ssIn00n' At SStSft W. FOWLER Scribe.
Ms As0Nlo.,A special, communication Of
tho h f I'M. be hs1a S or TIss
pay Inc isst Tribute Of respect to the Of
den Of the Isdse. Punctral o,ssndsnee is war ar
'5 9:isfs BY order Of r. r. MoRsis SMITH s
TKNiGHrs T1MPLAR-The members of
w V9iamola Commandery are requested to
% %G1 e Their Asylum eorns. Q. 9th and D. TO
Knight JOHN LssHHoRS Ali Tempiars in % god S,i
e1ds a.s l lang IAsSs e is'f Recorder
RS LOBE Z viii b held on MONDAY svKN'
jsT-2t P. Il. SWEPT. Grand Sec.
|" THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
uS of the Young Mems Christian Aseociation
MoN6Af hvssfSG nsss ssh nsslSh - es
O'Clock. to hear reports from The delegates to th
National Convention recently held in PhiIsdel-
The reports will describe the composition Of the
convention. its business the social entertain
Ssnts provided for the visitors, and other iatec-
eAMaSs subjects.
The %atter OF the purchase Of Rord's Theatre
Inssdc ooIt being contaminated, will be intro
,e,7.n WARREN CHoAFR,
.-01 Recording Secretary.
! 06 anAoA caUkOH ElsTIVAL.
ODD F.1LSxs, HALL,
tk haD1 nI,s OF qHe sss.. CHURCH. !
WILL OPEN OK 0ectots'
| hONDAR. JUNE Ia.
.,a ,.." TAsIIAux BACH EIaHr, a.. /
Entrance rs cents; Children 10 cents. "a, :,
Band Of Music in attendance. M. b sat
Donations Of Coofeeto cry, 1rut ca ana Pa vsr.
gladly received ~ the Lates ct the all. or as ths
!ssidence Of the Rector. Maryland sysntis, 10,
idS4 2. - IL - - .-.-- IL .!eU-tt
yf41eDR. K8AsBY HAS RBMUvRN HIS or.
US hce and residence from aS1 9tn street %:
70 600 9th street vest, . few doors below.
Inno n oreo1W-Ia9L DIV 9dt al bns ,s's-i . r.. [
! INV YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAM
| N foot Of i
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LOOK OUT for the Ryland Chapel Sabbath
School excursion to Fort Washington next
Wednesday. A delightful trip is anticipated.
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C10 RIWARD.-Stra.ed or stolen, on the 9th
a. =. ~ isst;, red C9W. with two herns; two
kBLLEGIN. No. sos Sd street, vi i rscsive the
aeovs reward and no questions asked. le ST.
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THE SMITHSONIAN RANGBRs.-The police of
the Third Ward have determined to use their
best efforts to ria the city of the gang of Young
scamps who have been annoying the market
people and robbing soldiers and others in the
Smithsonian grounds. Most of these offenders
are from New York and Philadelphia. and
appear to be perfectly familiar with petty
crime.
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ICE CREAM ICE CREAMl ICE CREAMW
r. J. NEWMAN'S ICE ORlAM SALOON, 26l
"a avenue, near 18th ct. Confectionery and Fancy
Canes AMAys on nand je 1857
A REsTAURANT AND BAR FTXTURES 1OR
"A sale, now doing . good business Persons
wishing to purchase will do we'll to cali ON tina
premises. No. 1879 street, bet 2ist and 2ed sta
le ~ W. MARY TIMMONS
SIZZLING OFF, without regard to cost, eli re-
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-A PACKAGE containing . amphlet.
IL "Littell's Living Age two or three letters,
and belt. If tne finder will leave it at the Eb
btt House. liberal reward will be given. JIG 1T
7 OsT-In neighborhood of Capitol Hill or Navy
IL Yard. POCKET CASE Of Surgical Instru-
men's, for which q suitable reward will be paid by
Dr.. JOSEPH Walsh. 493 street south. Navy
Yard je 10 81"
I OsT- On Saturday. June 18th, between city
4 Post Office and Brightwood. 7th street road. a
WHITE MORNING WRAPPER. The finder will
be literally rewarded By returning it to J1l 7th
is 1877 GEORGE T. SMITH CO.
'T1AKEN UP IsTRAY-On Friday, 18th day OF
i June, 1865. . small BAY COLT. about one
year old The owner will come forward prove
property. pay charges and take it away, at livery
stable Conner High and Cherry streets. George
je I9-st- JAMES F. ESSEX.
T osT-A CERTIPICATB OF DEPOSIT issued
Il by the Banking House of Barrow, McKsden
l. Co.. for S495, numbered lW. in favor of the
subscriber. The public are cautioned against
purchasing said cef tifcate, as il has not been
Endorsed, and payment has been stopped. The
auder will be suitably rewarded by returning it to
the subscriber, corner OF Queen and Rayett- ats
Alexandria. lie l9-2tf JOHN BURNS.
EOUND-On the .premi,es of Mr.. J acob Daniel
L situated on @ street between I'd and Sd streets
CO Saturday morning, Eth day of June, 1865, one
GREY MARE and COLT, which was left in care
Of the undersigned. The owner will please come
WILLIAM This mark WASHINGTON.
No. 449 q street, near Depot.
Sworn to and su bscri bed before me- this 18th
jei9 st. EDGARH BATES. ]. p. lseall
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n41%DR. KyAsBY HAS RBMUvRN HIS or.
U9 dce and re sidenc CO from 4S1 9tn street 4.
s6s 9th street west, . few doors below.
10 y o-eo.WIR9v h'H- 9di al Hne .a'i..l - e.. (
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GERMAN LfNEN

Ir.t !. $780,. - A.--a u /. 2 .lhtI.y,.,
fc{ test 91RMAE LINEN. cousissinx ia Towels,
Eneeune, Tabs Cover, Il c. Pus chsser VIII end
y my D. Inn Va nfos~ I-"r--'s e. LETQ.
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NOIICA TO THE PUBLIC.

DLSrRIcT OF COLUMBIA. County Of Washington
that the eubscriber found strsyins and trespass.
ing 1pOn his premises. near Mount Pleasant Hos
Of Warrington, two medium sized noes, Of
white color; NO marks visible. The owner or
owners can have the same BY proving property
and paying charges Apply on the premises
Personally came Francis Mat.ipgly, and made
ossn 10 due form oflaw, that the above statement
1875 mo n ion NSnN n''
10 l93t- Inafica 81 fha De-
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hes lrencysd 20 PsapsyIvAai,
y aveuue, near li.h st., over Messra. Kitwsilia
9saxeaoeSloNAHs eVusAir
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Entrance I 5 cents; Children 10 cents, SD ~
Band OF Music in attendance. .lGiit 81 ant
Donations Of Coofeetio cry. Hrus "a ana Yla vs,
gladly received ~ the Laies at the n all or at ths
!ssidence Of the Rector. Maryland svsnns. 10.
91S. an 3f af f0'U-tf
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&En KkWAKD.-LoBt. By q gentleman on the
@CO night Of the 25,h Of May, on II street.
mar fourteenth street. GOLD LEPINE
WATCH made by Bergman ct Pills q eneya hunt
ing case, thin, CHASED. and with shield on The out
noe LOT name also, q chain attached. heavy gold
ateaeh end: The catch for the button hoIs formed
ahey' Mhics could be pushed in and out =. pleas
and no questions asked. by leaving AZ man No '
1ss lo..s dsor, Department of Interior.
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LOCAL NEWS.

DIsORDERLY.-Yesterda morning officers
Barclay and Miller arrested Saladen alias Tip
SDyder and Harry Carroll for assaulLing and
beating Joseph Huff and p B Smith, soldiers,
at the rancho. corner OF u and 18th sts., called
"The Office" 1t appeared in evidence that
Huff left $500 Saturday night at ssThe Office"
for safe keeping by Carroll, and went Sunday
morning to get it. Carroll denied that be left
it there, and with Snyder fell upon Huff and
beat him. Lieutenant p. B. Smith. went to
1.-The Office" TO look tor some OF his men VIII D
were missing, end Carroll assaulted him, otn-
ers followed, and in the fray some one OF the
party seized the Lieutenanrs watch breaking
the back off. Saturday Carroll was arrested
by officer Drane tor assaulting soldier, dis
armlng him and breaking his musket. Justice
Drury held the parties to bail for court. In
the meantime they will have hearing before
the military authorities.