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Legal Notice.
TERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
Il WALLA WALLA-.SS


il WALLA WALLA-SS.
IN The District Court Of The First Judicial District.
To II. WAY:
You are hereby notified that j. C. Smith has fled
complaint against you in said Court, which will
come on to be heard at the first term of the Court
which shall commence more than two month hs amer
the VI day Of February, 1866, and unless you ap-
pear at said term and answer, the same will he ta
Ken aS confessed, and the prayer thereof granted.
The object, and prayer OF said complaint Il 10 re
cover from you the sum Of seven hundred and nine
VhvS dollars, as damages due plaintiff for ailnre 70
comply with the contract set out in the comnIairt
% anu 70 loIeeloSe the mortgage executed by Won on
,ne =, ' uay OF February, 1860, to said plaintiff to
secure inc performance of said contract an that 80
IAN w Iot OF land In Gains Addition of the Citv of
" ana naha: W: T., commencing on Main street. AZ
.he corner oi 7. p Pages lot and running EAST an
the ls o. Sad street to the corner Of the lot Owned
1 =: >; BUSH; thence at right angles along the line
Of Sad lot to the centre of Mill Greek 10 fbe line of
l. Z: P5ge lot thence at right angles along the ns
Of SAID lot to the place Of beginning
JAS.D. Mix,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Wa!la Walla, February stH, 1886 Sam
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MEDICAL CIRCULAR.

EFERY PHYSICIAN located in the country or a
~ small village, and engaged in the practice of
his profession has more less FREQ quentv found the
successful treatment of Chronic Diseases difficult if
not Impossible, owing to tho absence of many fac-
tiles which within the reach of those residing in
the cities and larger towns.
The undersigned has for this reason made arrange
ments for the treatment of this class of cases by
which patients can have the benefit Of all appliances
at present known to the profession.
Persons placed under his care will receive in ad.
dition to correct medical and surgical treatment
the benefit OF Dr. LangsOn Pnrker's method of treat
mert by tumiSation the use of many of the mineral
and saline waters, both for bathing and general nss
bathing in sea-water, &C. when indicated beside
The ordinary general and local baths of water heated
air and vapor.
Ihyslci"ns having under their care or knowing Of
persons afflicted hy obstinate Rheumatism Skin
diseases diseases Of the urinary organs, &C., which
nave resisted ordinary treatment will confer great
aVor upon such persons by calling their attention to
the facilities here afforded
letter, to j. l.. CO0MRS NJ n
Portland, Oregon.
~ Consultation Rooms in tREE's BuILDING, over
W els, Fargo d Co. Entrance from Stark st. Sly
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Le~nI Nofico-

Il WALLA WALLA, SIS. Or
L. TIN vs.. I. J. DEMARIS
In tie District Court IN and for tkS First E5;;,,
D'sEriet, april Term, A. D. 1866.
To t. J. DEMARIs:
You are hereby notified thai L. Tim has 6Iad +.
complaint against you in said Court which will come
On 70 oe heard Al the first term OF the Court which
ond day Of February, A. D. ls6s. and nnIos, Sne SEC
pear al said term and answer the same win ~ tsldP
as confessed, and the prayer thereof granted. The
SSoyec. ana prayer oESaid complaint is to recover
sIlOO dollars eI7lSsT and costs Of suit The ssms
oe9g upon account Of goods, wares and morcbSndiss
sold 70 you by plaintiff 10
Complaint Hled February I'd, 1866.
MIX q FARGO,
M.llA Walla, February 2, 1896 fs5m
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Encourage Home Industry.
KEEP YOUR MONEY in the COUNTRY

AM NOW MANUFACTURING A sUPERI0B
Il article of Yellow and Brown family Soaps, put
up IN 20 and 40 pound boxes that will sell as cheap
as any brands Of soap Of the same quality msuufaS
tnred outside OF the State can be sold for. / viii
warrant every box Of soap sold to be Just what il s
represented. Orders from the country accompanied
with the cash, or sent through some house in the
city, VIII meet prompt attention. A liberal dscounb
made TO the trade for cash. Send for a sample.
Nov. IL. '64.m6J WM.L. HIGGINS & Cos
soap Works, IS. Front ST., bet. Clay and Columbian
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WESTERN HOTEL,
CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS, PORTLAND
ID. SMITH, Proprietor.

o d SlHII1A3 FfOpTIetOT.
THIS HOTEL, during the last two months, has
i been entirely repainted, reHtted and enlarged Nv
an addition ofa number of new rooms, and the pro-
pretor is now able to offer additional inducements to
the patrons of the house. and also solicit increased
patronage from the travelling public.
Especial attention is called to his SUITS OF RooHs
and arrangements for the accommodation Of families
The RESTAURANT is under his immediate su..
pervsion assisted by experts in the c sine and
he aters himself able to crafty the tastes and
wishes of all. aS-Hotel open at all hours
Portland May 26. '65. 24ly
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HALLS
SARSAPARH
YELLOW DOCK and IODIDE ofPOTASS
L the best Alternative in the WORLD.
For Rheumatism, take Halls SarsapariiIa.
For ScrOfula, take Halls sarsaparilla.
For Neuralgia, take Halls Sarsapafilla.
For Pains in the Bones, take Halls Sarsaparilla
For Pains in the Back, take Halls Sarsatatina.
For Impure Blood, take Halls Sarsaparilla
For Morbid Liver, take Halls Sarsaparilla
For Salt Rheum take Halls Sarsaparilla
For Pimples and BOils, take Halls Sarsaparilla
For all Diseases of the Skin, Liver and kidneys
HAFs Sarsaparilla will be found superior to any Al
Tentative Medicine oferc'
Sold Everywhere for $l-per bottle
R. HALL & Co, Proprietors
Corner SansOme and Commercial Streets
jy7-3Om3 San Francisco.
For Sale by
F. W. W.C0LMAN CO., Walla Walla.
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s. Li&IKruOL AND LONDON AND
Globe INSURANCE COMPANY.

-|01 ~ TrIs CorSrKY, OVER sl,too,OO0
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FROM MANCHESTER.

THANKs.-To Mr.. A. Gentry for various
items of news. .1
BRIEF MENTIoN.-The work Of putting
In new machinery at the Manchester
Woolen Mill and James River Manufac-
turing Company is progressing rapidly, and
we trust to be able soon to chronicle the re-
sumption of work at both places.
Business is as brisk at Pearl and Pilkin.
toms tobacco factories, the paper mill,
Dunlop's wheat and Hogan's corn mill,
the Baird Iron Works, and other manufac-
tories of our town, as could be reasonably
expected.
Greas activity prevails around the mar
ket- place, and Messrs. Blanton & Eubank
are doing all in their power to finish the
building the present year.
RALLY.-We hope no friend to educa-
tion will fail to attend the meeting at the
Town Hall tomorrow night to instruct the
trustees and request the freeholders to aid
in the establishment of a free school. The
cause isone which should call the best
energies of every honest heart. Come one
and all.
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DISEASES or THE Eye AND EAR.-Dr. Gardners
formerly OF London, England oculist and aurist
operator on the eye and ear, respectfully Informs
the citizens OF mond tn at he will be gain at the
Ballard House--otice, parlor 81. first noor-on Mon
day, November 10Th, to Thursday the 22d After
that time, monthly, of which due notice will be
given. Ofhce hours from ga. II. tosP. N. And
can be consulted on deafness, noise In the head.
catarrh discharges from the ear, scales In the ear.
accumulation of wax In the ear, obstruction Of the
eustachian tube and all acute or chronic diseases
of the ear and air passages. Artificial eyes in
serted without pain, and perfectly resembling the
natural eye. Operations for cataract, strsbismus
or cross eye, artificial pupil, &c. skilfully per-
formed and all diseases OF the eye and ear treated,
and every operation In aural and ophalmic sur.
gerry, performed by DR.. GARDNER. Principal Office
81 west Fortieth street, New York. References,
testimonials, sc. Send for circular. oc 27-3m
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MIR. SAMUEL P. MITCHELL.

At called meeting Of the ysstry OF St. Psul's
church, Richmond, held in the vestry room on
Sunday the llth OF November: 1868, the Rector
announce ed the death of Mr. SAMUEL T.. MITCH
ELL, late member Of this vestry and OF this con-
gregation; whereupon, the motion OF Ar.
Mcfarland, seconded by Mr. Price. the following
minute and resolutions were unanimously agreed
to.
The Rector and yesry Of 81. Paul's are sincerely
affected by the decease OF Mr.. Samuel Mitchell,
yesterday, in the nfty first year OF his age.
Through many years 1t vas privilege to be con.
nscted with him, of the same vrbtry and con-
gregaton, and TO witness, those associated with
him did not fail to d., how truly he was In every
good and pious work, earnest and forward. Un;
Pre.snding and retiring, he chose to assist good
deed rather than To be con-picuous IN proposing
1t. Yet his View were large and liberal, hts con.
victions of dnty clear aud infexibe, and bis
Christian faith attested by the consistent integrity
Of mis- life. His memory will be best honorsd by
remembering 10 initiate his good examples In the
Church. in hi. family, ami In society.
Resotced, That the foregoing minute be entered
on the journal Of the Vestry, and copy OF the
same be communicated by the Secretary TO Mrs.
Mitchell, and be also published In the newspapers
OF the city and in the Southern Churchnan.
Resolced, That the yestry will. In body, to-
morrow, attend the funeral from Grace church.
Tests CHI. MlNNI6ERODE,
Rector OF ST. Psul's.
THOMAS II. ELLIS, Secretary. no l3--It
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HrsTIyGs Court OF MAGIsTRATEs.-Thi;
court met yesterday, and commenced its
November term.
The grand jury, composed Of the follow.
ing-named gentlemen, met, and were duly
sworn:
George W. Smith, (foreman,) Fleming
Griffin, John A. Belvin, John E. Wads-
worth, George l. Herring, Ambrose Carl.
ton, W. Holt Richardson, William Beers,
S. S. Cottrell, William L. Donnan, George
T. Booker, Charles P. Word, Charles C.
Elicit, William J. Yarbrough, James G.
Brooks, John Dooley, Corbin Warwick,
William II. Haxall, Isaac Davenport, Jr.,
Alfred Moses, William NJ. Allen, Samuel
Pntney, and P.P. Fox.
Eighteen true bills Of Indictment for
felony and misdemeanor were found.
The court ordered that all the justices
of peace be summoned to attend on Friday
to hear applications for granting hotel Ii
cenSes.
B. B. Weisiger, Woodberry d. Bigelow,
and p. W. Ralston appeared and qualified
as notaries public.
A nolle proSequi was entered in each Of
the following cases, viz: William F. Web
Der and Samuel Melton.
Elizabeth Johnston, William F. White,
and John Smith, indicted for felony, were
tried, and remanded for further trial.
The Mayor returned eighteen dollars,
the amount of fines imposed upon parties
for violations of city ordinances, for the
last month.
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ROCKETS RELIEF AssocIATION.-A
meeting of the board Of directors Of the
Rockets Relief Association was held on
Friday night last, being the first regular
meeting of the board since the organiza-
ton of the association. The reports from
those appointed to solicit contributions
were of an encouraging character, and
strengthens the hope that the efforts of
those engaged will not be barren of good
results. Several destitute families have
received material aid at the hands of the
visitors; and the diligence of the visitors
has developed degree of suffering which
exceeds anything which had been sup
posed even by those whose acquaintance
with the facts induced them to attempt
this organization with the hope of combin-
ing an influence and aid which might ac-
complish the relief Of those most destitute.
We ask for the officers and friends Of
this association generous assistance from
all who are able to help the deserving poor,
and who are willing to do so when satisfied
that their charities will not be misdirected
Contributions of money, provisions, or
clothing may be left at David Parr & Sons,
on Fifteenth street, or at Mullen & Bouis's
store, on Franklin street near Old Market.
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There were no reports from Manchester
and Sidney schools. There were twenty
five scholars baptized in the First school
during the month, twenty-five scholars and
one teacher in the Second school, and
forty-fye scholars and two teachers in
Grace.street school. There were 1888
scholars in attendance at the seven schools
Of the Union on last Sunday.
A resolution was adopted to hold the
meetings hereafter on the second Monday
night in every month alternately at the
First, Second, Grace-street, and Leigh.
street churches, unless otherwise ordered.
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.IlrY OF COMPANY UND0UBTED.
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Mr.. SAMUEL p. MITcHELL.-This esti-

Mr.. SAMUEL p. MITcHELL.-This esti-
mable and excellent gentleman was buried
at Hollywood on yesterday from Grace
church; the Rev. Mr.. Baker, rector Of
Grace, the Rev. Dr.. Minnigerode, rector Of
St. Paul's, and the Rev. DIR. Woodbridge,
rector of the Monumental church, taking
part in the services. The vestries OF st.
Paal's and Grace churches attended in .
body, and the following gentlemen acted
as pall.bearers: Messrs. John Nimmo,
Thomas B. Baker, James Evans, J. F.
Harrison, ". B. Isaacs, E. B. Bentley,
Andrew Johnston, and Lewis D. Crenshaw.
We publish elsewhere an appropriate tn
butte to the memory Of the deceased from
the vestry of st. Paul's church.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-SovEsBSR 10.
Sun rses......... e.5sI Moon sets. ..........i .i0.1
Sun sets. 500 hislS,.esa 4. M: sol
PORT OF RICHMOND, NSvEasrK IL.
ARRIv I'D.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NovRxBfR IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Couch. New York, merchsn.
disc aud passengers, q. I. Watson.
Steamer state Of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and Passengers, ID. w Currls.
steamship hatteras, Alexander, New YORK; msr'
eh4ndise and passengers, ,. AyIes Go.
steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandlso and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
sAILED.
Steamer Niagara, Couch New York, merehan andiss
and passengers, u. y. Watson.
Steamer Ha tsras, Alexander, New York. mer-
chxndise and passengers, y: Ayres 4 Go.
Steamer Georgsanna, Hill Norfolk, merchsn'
disc and passengers, L. Tatum.
Schooner George Washington. Mitchell, Norfolk,
manure, McKowan Curtis.
Schooner A. Trudel, Tinmons. New York, rtd
Howlsts, coal, A. Millspaugh Go.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Martha, Josie, sailed from Savannah
for Richmond.
NEW YoRK, November lo-Arriyed, schooner
NJ b. Mahoney, Coinn, from Richmond, and
cleared same day for Elizabetbport, n. J.
Steamer Yazoo, Anderson, sailed from City Point
for New York. ria Norfolk. on the 10Th instant
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8ithmond 1ispatth.
ls, 1866.
AUCTION Sales This .Day.

MTssRs. CHRISTIAN, LEA 4 co. will sell at il
o'clock large and select assortment o. groce-
ries, wines, liquors, etc.
MIssRs. HARRISON, GoDDlN & APPERsoN will
sell at L. O'Clock N. the valuable brick honse
now occupied by the Planters National Bank
on leasehold. Also, at IL o'clock A. NJ, lot
Of corn, sheaf oats, fodder, horses, carriage,
hogs, etc., at the farm of the late John o. Tay-
lor, on the Brook turnpike, three miles north Of
irh
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FIRE.-On yesterday evening at about 5
o'clock the carpenter shop on Union street,
owned by Mr.. ]. I. Brown, and occupied
by Mr.. Peyton Darlington as a warehouse
for cotton and sumac, took fire, and was
entirely consumed before the flames could
be extinguished.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By Harrison. Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agenta.

THE VERY VALUABLE FARM OF
l. EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACREs. ON
THE MECHANlCSvfLLE TURNPIKE, THREE
MILES EAST OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE OR
LEASE AT AUCTION by request Of Robert r
Morriss, Esq we shall offer for sale at sucton on
the premises, on MONDAY tho goth November.
1888, at u o'clock A., that truly valuable FARM,
located as above, containing $50 acres, Of which
500 acres ere best low grounds, which II Is said
Will yield from two To four tons Of timothy hsy per
acre. The high lands are Of superior quality and
equal TO the best market land so near Richmond
The buildings are ample for the place IL will be
subdivld ed into nine tracts OF about 100 acres each
There Is an orchard Of 5000 trees coming into fui
bearing, which 1t Is said will yield next season
perhaps $1,000.
Terms One e-fourth cash, balance at one. two.
and three years, for bonds bearing interest, Sc,
cured by trust deed. If no sale can be effected.
then ths land will be rented out at auction in nine
lots for long term OF years, giving to the essees
the privilege Of erecting thereon suitable build
ings tho same to be paid for by the lessor At the
end Of the lease at their then valuaton-thus offer.
ing great inducements for farmers Of moderate
means and persons doing business In Richmond
to acquire a ahomes'ead In most desirable part OF
the suburbs.
map OF the property can be seen at our Office In
HARRISON, GoDDIN ApPERsoN,
Auctioneers.
p. 8. We are author TO offer at private sale
enc o: the finest and best located IRON.FRONT
STORES on Main and Tenth streets, and fine
BRICK RESIDENCE on Franklin street, in a most
desirable neighborhood. nol3
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THE "OPERA House" MANAGERS IN
TRouBLE.-On yesterday morning Parker
& Mcguire, managers Of the so-called
opera house at the Odd Fellows Hall,
were arraigned to answer the charge Of
giving indecent and immoral exhibitions.
Sergeant Howard testified that he visited
the house whenever on night duty, and had
never seen anything really vulgar or OBJ
scene. The singing and dancing was such
as could he seen at any "opcra house."
The managers had called upon him several
times to take drunken and diSorderly men
out.
Sergeant Southall testified to the same
facts as were given by Sergeant Howard.
Policeman Moore testified that he
thought the place n very bad one. The
dress of the women, the jokes, and the
songs were all vulgar and improper. Wit
ness gave the title and substance of several
obsccl songs that he had heard sung
there.
Captain Jenkins agreed with policeman
Moore, that the exhibition was decidedly
indecent.
Mr.. Riddick, agent for renting the house
out, had stepped in once or twice, but did
not hear song sung or joke passed that
were more indecent than what he had
heard at the Theatre.
His Honor thought from the evidence of
those who gave the substance Of the songs
that the exhibitions were indecent, and he
fined the parties twenty dollars, with q
warning to discontinue them.
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AcKNowLEpdMENT.-Mrs. E. S. Turpin,
treasurer, acknowledges the receipt of fifty
dollars from Mrs. William II. Evans, OF
Nashville, Tennessee, collected by her for
the Oakwood Memorial Association.
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RELIGIOUS NoTICEs.-At the Third Bap-
tist church, on Sunday last, eighteen con-
vcrts were baptized. This makes l0l who
have been baptized since this series Of re-
vival meetings commenced.
At the Clay-street Methodist church the
revival meetings were closed last week.
There were ninety-cight converts during
the series Of meetings.
At the First and Second Baptist churches
the revival meetings are still going on.
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HESRIco COUNTY CouRr.-This court
was engaged yesterday In settling civil
case about tho right Of possession to .
mule.
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PARpoN.-The Governor has granted Z
psrdsn TO James Dopson, convicted In Pc
tersburg Of felony, and ssntsncsd totwelve
Year, imprisonment.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson. Auetionesrs
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Rslats Agsnts.

EXCELLENT FARM OF ONE HUN.
IL DRED AND FIFTY;IIyE ACRES IN HAHo-
MOND, NEAR TO WALNUT GROVE CHURCH,
FOR SALE OR RENT.-We offer for sale the dsst.
which about half is open land In good heart, bal.
ancs heavily set In original growth Of oAk and
pine.
place, consisting OF sn excellent new dwelling
containing six rooms, besides ample ssrvsuts' &C.
eommodaiions, stable, barn, &C., And an sxcslisnt
cd for . market garden. II will be sold on very
accommodating, terms. on long credit or sx-
- 'A' HARRISON. aoDDiS fXpPSssoH.
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ExEcuTUvE.-Thc Governor on yester-
day appointed Isaac r. Watkins Notary
Public for Charlotte county.
Joel A. Harper, of st. Louis, was ap-
pointed Commissioner of Deeds for Virgi.
MIA in Missouri.
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NEW BUCKWHEAT, just received,
ns.is. Rriss sy sTEylss. 4, 4 h,Gs Psa1aA,n, Az,
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MATCH GAME OF BAsg.BALL will be played
between the Pastims Club Of this city. and the
Alert Base ball Club, of Manchester, this evening
at o'clock, on the grounds Of the Alerts, In
Manchester
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STABLE RoBBERY.-The stable Of Hr.
II. Darlington Watkins, In Chestsrneld
county, was broken open on the night OF
the lIth instant and robbed of horse.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
The monthly meeting Of the Baptist Sun
day School Union was held in the Second
Baptist church last night. The average
attendance of the several schools for the
month was as follows:
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ROBBERY or A Mrxrsrra-T.,t No.6.y

ROBBERY or MINIsrER.-Last Monday
the residence of the Rev. DR.. Niunirerode.
rector Of st. Paups church, was robbed of
a lady's gold breastpin, set Of pearl ear.
rings. and some other jewelry, and besides
these lot Of ladies' underclothing was sto.
len. The robbery took place in tho day.
time, and It is supposed was committed BY
some one acquainted with the premises. y
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
FAD! READ!! READ!!!
JUST RECEIVED JUST RECEIvED
from northern auctions, and selling at reduced
A LARGE AssoRrMkST oF cAssrMEREs, DOE
SKIN, AND SACKIN0 FOR LADIES'
CL0AkS.
Ny WHITE, GOODS DEPARTMENT Is full and
BEST lo-a BLRACHED SHRRTING
FINE PILLOW-CASE COTTON
SHIFTING, &c. SC.
DRESS GOODS,
pretty and stylish. and at very reduced prices.
WHITE OPERA FLANNEL.
all colors, and very cheap.
CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPARTMENT-LATEsT
CLoAKS, BASorINES,
sACQtEs, and
WALKING JACKETS
MOST FASHIONABLE
SHAPES and FABRICS
VERY STYLISH,
and at very low prices.
JULIUS MEYER,
No 527 Broad street,
&C So-lm two doors from corner Of Sixth
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MAYORS Court MAYOR MAYO PRE-
G-MoNDAY.- Robert Cooley and
Richard Young, two small negro boys,
charged with striking John Slatey, negro,
were set back.
Thomas J. Cowman, charged with being
drunk and disorderly on the street, was
committed in default Of surety for his
good behavior.
A. Wcstman, charged with being drunk
and trcspassing on the premises of re-
spectacle lady, was called up, but failing
to appear, his rccognizance was declared
forfeited, and the case was continued.
+. w. Neimeyer was arraigncd for un-
lawfully keeping possession of watch be-
longing to NJ. Cohn. 1t appeared that
Ncimeyer was given the watch by Cohn to
be repaired. In the mean time another
party applied to Neimeyer for the watch,
stating that it had been stolen from him.
Neimcycr held the watch, as there were
two claimants to it, and refused to give il
to either until the claim should have been
settled according to law. Cohn had him
arrested for unlawially retaining the watch
His Honor dismissed the case, there being
no evidence of any criminal act. The
parties were referred to civil process fol
settling the dispute.
Sarah Jackson, negress, for indecent
conduct in Ramcat alley, was discharged
in the absence of evidence to convict her