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News from EIavana.

NEW YORK, December 22.-The steamship Cor
sicnn, from Havana, has arrived, having left that
port on the 18th. Business was very dull, and q
want of confidence generally felt. panic was
daily expected. Vera Cruz dates to the 14th, and
City Of Mexico to the 18th, is received.
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The Three Rseers Journal, on the authority Of
the clergy, says no Catholic priest Of that place
ever saw or knew SURRATT. #--f
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Exchange at q Discount,

!: NAsRyuLE, December 21,--For the fret time In
thirty years Exchange on New York is at Gis-
~eount. Bankers buy at halfper cent Of
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s@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
e NJ WHITING, Esd, ~ candidaAe for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudioiaA Ddsxict st tho nsxt election.
September 10 =.
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Compensation to ttIoyaI' Shareholders
It appears, from report sent to Congress re-:
Gently by Secretary STANTON, that the Commits
sioners appointed to consider the claims Of s1oyal
Shareholders in Maryland and Delaware have con-
sidered nearly four thousand claims. The statis-
tics are as follows:
Number Of claims fled in the Maryland Commis-
n sion. ,s67
Nnaber Of claims upon which awards nnade.. 786
Number Of claims rejected.
Number of claims returned to claimants unacted
upon by of dissolution Of Commission. 2802
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3e67
Number Of claims fled in the Delaware Com
mission. 114
Number of awards made. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 43
Number of claims rejected ..................... 8
Number Of claims returned to claimants by reason
Of dissolution Of Commission. ................ 81
Aggregate number Of claims with Maryland and
Delaware Commissions. 1881
One interesting fact came to the notice Of the
commission for Missouri. Many shareholders in
the western counties, before authority had been
given to receive colored recruits in that State,
carried their slaves into Kansas and enlisted them
in the United States service.
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Z The expenditures in Canada for military pur-
Poses since @ the 1st January 1855, have been over
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, December Representative
Pies Committee to investigate the circumstances
oners ID South Caroina and the subsequent re-
lease Of those convicted thereof, will leave for
Charleston on Monday.
has fled bill in the United States Supreme Court
against the State Of West Virginia to determine
which has jurisdiction over the Counties Of Berk-
ley and Jefferson. The bill is made returnable on
20th February next. THOMAS r. BOWMAN, Attor-
neyGeneral, and r. B. CURTIS appears for State Of
Virginia.
The Supervisional Architect of the Treasury De-
site for=a new Marine Hospital to be built there
In consequence of the Kingdom of Hanover, the
Electorate Of Hesse, the Duchy Of Nassau, and the
City OF Frankfort having been united to Prussia,
the United States to revoke the erequatars before
issued to those who had been acting as Consuls for
these Governments.
The President has issued proclamation accord
ingly.
The following gentlemen recommended the par
don Of C. G. MEMMNGER: VIM. II. SEWARD, HEN
RY sTANBEERy, DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, FELL Gen. Holt,
Ex-Govs. PARKER and ALDEN, Of New Jersey, and
other prominent individuals.
The Congressional Investigation Committee
have decided to carry on their investigation at the
st. Louis Hotel. They commenced work this
nesses have already been issued. Among those
examined to-day are Judges YARMOUTH and How
ELL, prominent Louisiana Radicals. All connect
WASHINGTON, December 23.-The new French
Minister has arrived, and will this week be Off
cially received by the President
Nearly all the members Of Congress have left
The Governments will, in good faith, respect the
decision Of the Supreme Court against the trial Of
civilians by military courts martial or commits
sions, and will insist that It shall be recognized,
tion for the trial of Surratt by Civil Court is an
evidence of this determination. .#
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[FRoM QUE SPECIAL REPORTER ]
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From PhiladeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, December 22.-The store Of VIM
G. CoCHRANE & Co., No. 324 Walnut-street, wa
broken into last night, and the brick fire. -proo
vault dug into and railroad and Government Sc
curities carried off amounting to over $780, 900.
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HF BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE,-THIa
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is tho best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-hafmless, reliable insan.
taneous- No disappointment No ridiculous tinta
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the IN effects ~
Dyes Invgoraes the hair leaving soft and beautiful,
The genuine is signed H;t1;a A. Bachelor All oxhara
are meee limitations and should be avoided sod by an
Druggdsts and Perfuraesa Factory, No. 81 Barclex
streas. New York. Il
ssr BEWARE OF 4 couaTERFEE
December 10 .11S9-7-" i5sa - y.
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Military Commission at Richmond Dis

RICHMOND, December 22.-The Military Commits
sion in the case of DR.. WATSON, of Rockbridge,
dissolved this morning, by order Of President
JOHNSON, and the prisoner was discharged. The
order was made upon the decision Of the Supreme
Court. @# -&
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE OF,
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRD DAY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eS MARKET HALL, DECEMBER q, 1885,
1o-Mo'Tow being Christmas the Markets viii be ae
gil day until o'clock This Eve,aing
WILLIAM KIRKWooD, Chief C1er L
December q
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New York News.


New YORK, December 2O.-The steamer Arago,
which sails to-day for Liverpool, takes, on English
account, S124 900 in specie. No shipment Of trea~
sure for other vessels have occurred to-day.
). f. RDawEIL, Of Vermont has been appoint
ed one Of the attorneys in behalf Of the Govern
ment to prosecute claims in Europe against the
late Cnofederate States, and against FRASER,
TRENHOLM & Co. Ga5"4@o
NEW YORK, December 23.-The total Of imports
of dry goods and general merchandise, for the
week ending yesterday, amounted to SC, 600.
The foreign shipments Of specie for the week were
under $263 000. million and a half of specie
was received from San Francisco yesterday.
The steamer Moneka has arrived from Charles
ton; the Virginia from Wilmington; the Fune
6huey from New Orleans, and the Merrimac from
Savannah.
Fearful Hurricane I'm the West Indies.
New YORK, December 22-Noon.-The Nassau
Guardian, brought by the steamer Corsican, con
tains details Of the late hurricane, the severity
and extent Of which are unexampled. The Steam
ship Company's wharf at st. Thomas was destroy
ed BY q bark dashing through it. Loss $4,000.
At Turks Island the hurricane WAS equally go
we're. At Ceracos Island large number Of wreck
ing schooners were destroyed and fifty lives lost
The inhabitants Of Turks Island are suffering
for food.
It is r:ported at Nassau that copper ore shiI
was wrecked on Bird Rock Reef, and all on boart
lost.
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A% SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLETON DIS
TRICT.-1N EQUTTY.-BHL FORACCOUNT AND PAR
TrTION-JEssE HERNDoN AND WIFE ct al, va oI1y-
Err BENTON. Ex'or, JOHN BENTON ct al-It appear
ing, TO my satisfaction, that JOSEPH BEACH, ST. and his
children, JOHN BEACH, HARRIET BEACH, RACHEL.
BEACH and JOSEPH BEACH, Jn., five Of the defen-
dants in this case absent from and reside beyond
the limits Of this State to with the State Of Flor1da-
SO that the Of the Court cannot be upon
them; On motion Of O. p. WILLIAMS, Complainanta.
Solicitor, ordered that the said JOSEPH BEACH s Jox
BEACH. JoaEPH BEACH, Jr., HARRIET BEACH and RA-
oHEL BEAoH do appear and plead, answer demur to
the Bin fled in this case within three months from ha
publication hereof order take the same Dro CON,
5esso viii be entered against them.
BENZ STOKES
Com. and Reg'r E. CD.
OrE1cE OF REa'n AND CoaR IN EQUITY. NJ.
Walterboro', 18th Deo 1866. EA
90
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a1- THE SCHOONER LOyET PEACOCK rs
7hs Day dscharsing cargo Atlantic Wharf All goods
remaining on wharf after sunset will be stored at risk
and expense of the owners
DecembeE "a l WILLIS & CHISQIM Accents
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$50 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-DIs-
TRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA. A.-RITTENHoUsF
sAUT co. vs.. KREUDER & BEHR-Pursuant to an
order made in this case, motion Of WILKINSON &
GILcHR1sr, for plaintiffs WILLIAM BEHR one Of the
defendants to this being absent and without
the limits Of this District it is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do plead deur hereto within three
months from the date hereof in default which plain
hfs may proceed to judgment against the defendant
who has been duly served with the process the Court
DANIEL HORLBECK, G. c. G. US,
November %. 1866 1arno3 November ~
~ AssIGNEE's NOTICE.-JOHN KING AND
JOHN MCQUEEN, doing business under the name and
style Of JOHN KING CO., having this day made an as
sgnment to for the benefit Of creditors which deed
Of assignment is at the Office Of N1essrs BREWSTER &
sPRATT, No es Broad street. for Inspections meeting
OF the creditors Of the said JOHN KING co. viii be
held Saturday. the 22d day Of December at ii O'Clock
A. NJ for the purpose Of appointing agent for credit
ors, at the Office Of Messrs. CAMPBELL & sEABROOK
No. so Broad street ROBERT B. DoWIE M
.h- Assignee Of JOHN KING & CO.
December IL, 1866. mwsA December II
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sSCUSTOM HOUSE, COLLECTORS OFFICE
CHARLESTON, DECEMBER a. 1s66-To-morrow be
CHRISTMAS Day the Custom Hous. will be closed, in
cordancc with usage. A. q. MAcKE Collector.
December a as. !
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49, TO BE RAFFLED, A HANDSOME DOLLS
HOUSE, containing two and piazzas-cne furnish
cd as q chamber the other drawing roonn-at No. 4
Aikcns Row, 18Th December precisely at ii o'clock il,
1ne morning. l* December "a
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sE CONslGNEES PER LINE BRIG c. B.
ALLEN from Boston, notified that she is This Duu
dlscharging Cargo at Brown & IS South Wharf Goods
remaining on the wharf at will e stored at
ers risk and expense.
STREET BROS. co., Agents.
December "a
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aS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLES
ION.-CzARLEsToS, oath December 1SG6.-To-morrow "
oeng Christmas Day, this Bank will be closed. The
business of that day must therefore be anticipated
December q VIM G. RREESE cosh;ar
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HJ ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV.
ING claims against the Estate of the Late J. DUBOsF
PORcHER, Of St. Johns, Berkley. requested to hand
them in and those indebted to make payment to s. l.
HOWARD, Charleston, or to Mrs. MARION PORCHER.
qualified Executrix, st, Johns, Berkley.
December ~ n,+b1r,c
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"CONSIGNEES' NOTICE" "-CONSIGNEEs
per Schooner CHAS. Observation-Disclosures New York
ne-are hereby notified that she is This Day discarg
ing cargo at Adgers North Wharf All Goods not called
for at sunset Will be stored at expense Of Con-
! signees WhI. ROACH Agent
Corner Adger's South Wharf and East Bay.
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a5 PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK.-TO-MOR
ROW being Christmas Day, this Bank will be closed.
Notes and Acceptanccs maturing the 25th must be
paid To-Day. r. O. LOPER
December "a casbia-
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a ATE NO NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate Of the late JOSEPH L.
HOWARD VIII present them, duly attested and all per-
sons indebted thereto will make payment to
8. L. HOWARD,
November 26 Qualified Executor
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RYGREEH q WILLIAMS, AuctiOsee,.

VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED REAL ESTATE
ON I'D sTHEH G, bstw cen and ID streets south,
opposite 50. Peters Church, capitol Han, at
Public Auction.
On MONDAY, the 9Th instant. at 6 O'Clock p.
m; We shall sell. on the premises, Il O. No J,
and in Square No. 763, which will be subdi yfded
and sold TO suit purchasers.
Terms: One half cash: balance In and n
months. for notes bearing Interest. and secured by
q deed of trust on the premises. All oOnveyancins
and revenue stamps al the cost Of the purchasers.
: q down on each let when knocked Of
I'D GRIM a WILLIAMS Ancfs
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auetioneer..

NORTH G STREET BETwEEN eTH ASD
lib SHEETS KAsT, AT PUBLIC AUO-
On TUESDAY, the 2sth inst at 6 O'Clock m =,
We shall sell, on the premises Lots A. B. @, ID snd
X, being subdivision OF Lots No \, in square n o.
making them good fronts and depths.
Terms One third cash; balance 8. IL. and IS
months, secured by n deed OF trust on the prem-
ICES. All oonveyancine and revenue stamps At the
cost OF the purchasers. S2a down each lot
when the property is knocked OF. Title indie
putsble.
au 2l-d GhEEN a WlLLIAMS Auct.
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DORTABLE
ENGINES,

Combining the maximum OF efficiency, durability
and economy With the Eainimum OF weight ana
price. They arc widely and favorably known,
more than 600 being in use. All warranted salts
factory no sale
Descriptive circulars seat on application.
&c. HoApLEY 4 CO.,
III eodsn Lewrsnee, MAss.
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OoRNs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Mails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres,
cences, and other disorders Of the feet sue
cessfuiIy treated without pain, BY DIR. White,
Surgeon Ohiropodist Rooms No. ga Pennsyl,
yania avenue. between ~ and 9Th streets. Or.
hce hours rom g q m. to D. m, and to D. "a
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LARcENY;-iesterdsym morning, Betsy Lewis
and Mary Z. Berry, colored. Were before Jns.
tice Gull, the former on the charge of stealth q
clothing from Mrs. Winston, and the latter for
receiving them, knowing them TO be stolen.
They were committed to jail for court
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pUBLIC LAND SALES In WISCONSIN.

pUBLlC LAND SALES In WISCONSIN.
SYNOPSIS OF TIE PRESIDENTS PRoCLA.
ord.2s , No 10 10. DATED JUNE 1866.
miliiols OF acres Of vacant public lands in WIS
CONSIN, ~ follows
"A AT ths Land once a. LA CROSSE. on tn. nth
thirty ux Townships and parts of Tewnships in
me eIonnes OF Monroe, Jackson, Trempslesu, and
At the Land Once 1t LA CROSSE, ON thu 18th
day OF SEPTEMBER next, seventeen pArts OF Town
At the Land onoe At FALLS ST. cRorx, on
tions IN forty four ToWnships and parts Of Town.
SniIs In the counties Of Dunn, Pierce, and ST.
:. At the Land Once at FALLS ST. ORoIx. ON
the I'd day OF OCTOBER next. ten parts of Town
ship, in the counties Of Pepin and Pierce.
dsy Of pes me on the LIST
parts Of In the coul ties of Clarke Ohm
pews, Eau Claire and Dunn.
.o. A. IN Tie Land Once At STEVENS POINT on the
Tswnships and rsrts of Townships in the counties
Of Marathon and 0conto
Of 0CToBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts
OF Townships In the county Of Oconlo.
At the Land Once at BAYFIELD,, on the 5th
GAY OF NovrMBER next, the reserved sections in
the counties Of Ashland, La Points. Burnett and
Attire Land onice at BAYFIELD,. on tn. 18th
day Of EovEssER next, forty nine to.s,h ip. and
ReIte OF tovnshins In the counties OF Ashland, La
Oommissioner Of the General Land one.
MINERAL LAND OFFICE, JuneH, 1866.
hoTK.-Under the regulations OF the Depart
mens, es heretofore and now existing. no payment
can De made for advertising PRESENTATIONS except
publish By the Oonnissioner Of the General Land
OnCo. yeItlewl3w
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KEEPING OPEN APrER Horns yas,ara.v
Jonn " ara was arrested in three cases. each
Tor keeping his restaurant open after the hours
PiescIioeo oy law, by officers Steele and
missed In one case and fined so in each ofrhe
others by Justice Morsell.
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DIE ID

weeks and days. ~e0~
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend
the funeral this Thursday afternoon At sciocS
from the residence OF her parents, No. 5S4 street
between 9Th and 5th SITS
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CITY ITEMS.

? CALIFORNIA STONE SETS, Rings and Gents
Pins and Studs-come on this morning-at
PriRg's Dollar Jevelry Store, No. a3s Penn
sylvania avenue, third door from Az street
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1856 mARkn1rrRv. 1876
6EV1 NTH SIRE ET.
INTERIOR DEOORArIONsi

CHOICE STOOKi
IA
In W ashfngton, embracing
PAP GINGS
VI Foreign an pomcstic Manufacture, of the best
ssd
a Bnk M1,s and hhI LIZ mb,acisg New Rich.
ssse. soos q medium snd ioI
WINDOW SHADES.
New and beautiful patterns, on Bun, Green, and
sTSSl SR0GEDs, With Gilt Borders, With and
oN Windox Shade. Of any required Size. Style, or
OVAL PiCTURE FRAMES.
The Largest Assortment In the District, war
rented TO be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the
IN hs
SHaf SE4 E5sTTkf aIHsa wxIh5T
ed e can snd examine our Assortment before pur-
Chasing Frames.
PICTURE 0OBD AND TAssELs. b.
In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blae Oolors, from
SILK hKS'SsA .nd
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus
80 PAINTINGS AND EsaRAvINas
fses and i HsSRiT " nos 70" oh0''' FAINT
IA.altul ,s1 the liberal patron. g received, tn.
tion Of which has been Msnufsciursd specsgS 0 to
Regulated Estabiishmsnt. Orders for PAPER
% Sy VII III 6 Aa
hey IN K. 3 b:r Co." Bates
Terms CASE TOR GOODS AND LABOR.
j. 4ARKRITER, .
y tx sdoor, above go Odd az S. liz Fiji s
H0MIs wIrHouE HANDS, Illu,sr.,.d. Rms.
look Hone. The Combination Tortune TelIer.
roa s q IL Rs. si Ysss.
US rRAHoK TAYLOR
ID m ALL ITS BRANCHES.
.si sas.' & ssfos ;1;,
MASONRY, Including house buildina and re0.;r.
ssess: :ns a.
Orders left ct 16s street. w..h,,,,o, =, N.
high street, GsOrsssoxn, VIII Be prom;s 81 AZ y.
H7.a y.v COLLINS.
THIS Is Te GIVE NOTICE, That the su1.cri.
The De D.ssss u oo SSnss Of
i tsts q m sss Sssa . on TIE personal
dess.sed All psr;ons having Claims assiuss t S
said .s a. Sos Assrss xs9sd
y law b s.ciadsd son 81 Ssn .ss2
under r siGs K; Sc az &
CHUTIB1 0aIIsl AND -.
{c;s insorss SulSSaa1sES.' =
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
Charges Of Child-Murder.


A SINGULAR CAsE-A YOUNG WOMAN CHARGED
WITH DKsTRoYISG THE RESULT OF HKR
CRIMISALITY-A BURIAL AND REINTER.
MRNT.
Laura Smith. alias Annie Martin, was ar.
rested by officer Leach. of the Second Ward,
upon q charge Of numbering her newborn in
FAINT within four months past, and was taken
TO the Central Guardhouse, where she had
hearing this morning before Justice Morsell
Fanny Mitchell testified that the prisoner had
a room in her house. She was unwell a num-
Der OF times, and the time Of her con fnement
drawing nigh, witness frequently told her to
make preparations for il. Upon one occasion
the friend (man) Of the prisoner was present,
and after ne left the room witness told hum
that the prisoner had made no prepar ration
whatever for her confinement and he replied
that il would be time enough IN three months
About twelve o'clock that night witness was
awakened by noise in the prisoners room
Witness went TO the room; the child was born
and was lying in a cloth upon a char, dead
Witness washed its face and blowed in its
mouth. but ii was dead. Witness ino uired what
10 do under the circumstances, and by ad vice
of others had II buried in a box in the yard.
Subsequently she told the prisoner that she
ought TO take the child up and have it buried
decently Prisoner got an opportunity during
the absence OF witness, took the child up aud
buried II in another place in the yard and
planted some flowers at the head and feet
sometime after this the prisoner had falling
out with her male friend, and told witaess that
she was glad 10 get rid OF his bastard ANYHOW
1t could not have lived; but had 1t lived il
would have been in misery anyhow. Witness
did not see the child alive; but the mother
told her that she had put the child out Of the
way.
Or. Buckley testified that he had been attend
ing the prisoner, and it was under stood that he
should attend her at confinement Upon the
night in question, very cold, Stormy night,
the last witness called for him. He told her he
would go when he could get his horse up
When he went he was told that it was all over,
and the child was born dead. Witness did not
see the child, but left imme diately.
The prisoner asked the summoning of another
witness; and Justice Morsell decided to COM
init her for a farther hearing.
The prisoner is apparently twenty 1.-TWO or
twenty three years of age; is a stranger in
Washington; says she has no relatives or friends
tClapply TO for bail. She was greatly distressed
by the use OF the word murder, in the charge
mace at the examination.
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SALI OF CLOTHING AND EQUIrAer.
Clothins pgot, Sehrylt.H Ar.e.sl,

Ctothtnf DeIOf, SchHgkkIH 1rseaAI, 4
Philadelphia, Pa, Aug ~, 1855.
viii be sold at public auction, on secount Of the
Spisse ststes; &C the schryikiIl Ar.enal. GRAYs
81 81 10 clssn nj .ss ioIloyies ss.sd article;
ysnn.i Sack oS. HsssIie s :: :s.s
Iroyen, nootses. Greet ocsts, Wsasr prod
scale. fastenisss, KnaPsscks, Hsysrssois. Cen
teens, Ares. Camp Ksttles, Mess Pans, Hsschess
thes Tent Pole and Pine. Common Tenn, ehsi-
days from day Of sale.
Terms: Cash, In Govespnsnt funds.
Crcsemsn, Assistant QuarterDsetcr General o.
ArH BENRI w JAEEe.
su D-N Incentive and INSPECTING Onoer
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RY GRKKS q WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.,

BRICK HOUSE AND LOTS, ON iirH sTRSxr
EAsT AND kENTuehY AVENUE. between
y and streefs north, 81 public Auction
On MONDAY, the nth Instant At s o'clo- III N
m, We sbsii sell on the premises part Of lot No T.
imprOy enc MS. consisting Of q we'll built 20
story Brick House, with etsble, Well OF excellent
wafer, ehaoe TT, &c, &C &c
Terms: One half cash; balance In 6 and IL
months, secured by deed Of trust on the premi-
ses. All convey ancing end revenue stamp De AZ tie
cost Of the purchaser. $50 down VIXEN the pr1r
erty 10 Knocked on. GREEN & WILLIAks
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Pr GREEE . wILLIAns, Au.tiopeer..

iftb instant, at 6 O'Clock n m. on the premise.
Lot 70 Z, 10 square SIS, fronting on Virginia as
spue pew ~ and AZ streets west lie ana, with
Terms: one hslfossh; balance In SIX and twelve
months, seU ured by deed Of trust on the p-rmi-
zee. All oonveysnciDs and rsvenue stamp, ~ IN
cost OF the purcbseer $50 down when cold
81 Il GRKEN WILLIAMS Aucss
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. fLAfINo BALL IN THE STEEETs.-The DO
nee have turned their attention TO the Young
men and boys who recently make the streets
.aen practice grounds TOR ball playing. Yes
arrested @ NJ. Miller. Samuel Keithy and
Jonn NJ Miller, for thus violating the city
ordinances, and fined each 81 90; Henry Sayres
was dismissed by Justice Gull