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DIARIES FOR 1867, for registering events. an
inNaihabie pocket companion, with almanac.
oihhk raves Tor Keeping n diary of every day
III me year, cash accounts and bills PAYABLE
aho receivahle for each month and with ne W
st!ie erasive tablets; OF all sizes and prices
street and Pennsylvania avenue. s.
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PERSONAL.

GENTLEMBN WHO ABE AFFLIOTED:-A
~ cure warranted by old Surgeon of twenty.
three years, experience in this particular branch
n inc =, profession; Charges medsrate Dc not
late OF the United States Ricsud Veneriai Hos.
Ritsi once No. 81 south street, opposite the
Capitol equare, south eide.
n Medicines also furnished at cost.
de "a Inn
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CITY ITEMS.

JUST RECEIVED at the New York Dollar
Cift Store. 4-6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street, another large lot of .Jewelry, Silver
fIateo w are, Jet Goods, Neck Chains, &c
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RY GREEH q WILLIAMS, Aucuonesrs.

TRUSTEES SALT or REAL EsTATE
By yirtas Of . deed Of trust bearing date on the
nth day OF January, 1855, executed by . Ohm Col
Inns to me for the benefit Of Jshn Hszei, and re
corded In Liber y. G; No. 81 folio isl &c. one OF
the land recsrds Tor sshngton counts, in the Dis
p pre- en- fRIDAY: the 18th day Of Janusry.
Is, in Square No. Sal, in the city OF Washingtop,
ID. G fronting Is feet and inches on east sixth
street, between and streets north. and I'm n
ming At that width TO the rear, together with IN.
improvements, consisting Of Q smali dwelling
house and ether buildings
Terms one half cesh, the balance in months.
the purchaser 10 receive deed and sive his note
secured ky q deed Of trust. All convey sncinR aud
revenue stamps at the cost OF the purchaser A
deposit OF $50 required AZ the time Of sale. aud
the trustee the right 90 resell the cost
Of the purchaser II the terms Of sale are not com
piled With within i've DAYS.
John u NORRIS. Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS.
de u .2aUlda
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LOOK OUT for fine Skating and the fins
Skates in great variety at the stores OF oul
friend j. X Foley, 275 Pennsylvania avenue
and JIG = street. between 10th and 18th streets
toft ther with a fine assortment of China Glas.
and S'rockery. Cutlery and Plated Ware, Goa
VII. Lamps, &c., both useful for House keeper,
ana presents. DO not fail 10 give Mr.. r. {
call and you will not regret it, Goods rented
Oh commission anG delivered free.
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FOR REAL ST. BsTANTIAI wear, nothing ex.
GELS the Double and Twist Cashmere Suits
Whlch Henning is now offering at the corner
SIS and $50
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RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuctiOoesr
by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Apctiopser,

TaE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY and SATURDAY, esth aud 18th
,nslsnts sis n 10 oeloch q an a. and O'Clock p
Williams, auction roOns, 81 the corner OF 7th
Case Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond Ripss
and Bresstpins, and Jewslry OF eve.y description.
Guns Pistols, Musical Instruments, Ladies aud
ton that can be mentioned.
cali the attention or persons in want OF tine
goods to the above sale.
Terms cash
b. BURnsTIHE,P awnbroker.
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f1ER-sTiTCHED Doors made to order. and a
custom made store boots, $50 kip boots for
$50 10 IS: st Heilbrun & Brothers, 500
seventh street one door south OF Odd Eel
lows Hall. on
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DE. WHITE, Chiropodist, &2a Penn. av he
tween ~ an 9th streets. continues the sue.
cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails
enlarged Joints, warts, moies, vascular ex-
cresences, &c. Office hours from a. m 10
p m, and to p. m. Established 1861.
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AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF beautiful
all wool cashmere suits tor gentlemen for 500
Coat, Pants and Vest, at Henniug's One Price
Ciothing Store, on the corner Of eth street and
maryian avenue. All prices marked in plain
figures.
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For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, White
Embrocation is specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at i24 Pennsy lvania avenue, between
AZ An d 9th streets
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'OR RENT Oh LEASE - The well-knovn
WHITE HOUSE or BELLyOIR, and the
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
GRDAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT
" MILLER's CHEAP STORE,

vi UIIu8e ssreet, ueorg6t0Wh, ID. U. -
A. the season Us advanced We are nov selling
pres: Cloths, Poplins, Ms,ino Pi.ids, Alpscas,
nsls Cloths Uassimsres, Satinetts &c, at greatly
reduced prices. We have also received 9 good
stSek OF Demestics. purchased STAGE the decline:
shifting Muslin at Is cents: nnblsached Muslin
at 70 cts We are determined to sell good bar
gaia. Give us Q call be fore purchastnR
no 0lm* BENJAMIN MILLER
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LOB kENT-To the highest bidder, the NORTH
street east, Navy Yard formerly occupied As .
bareerS shop and Magistrate Office Ii is good
will plsa.e send in their bids lsealed to the under
signed, on or before the LIST day of January next
ject any or ell bids submitted. dee1ed by them too
low, SAMUEL TURNER, Secy trustee.
Residence No. $50 9TH stroet, between and @
streets, Navy Yard. del3- tn &mst
EOR RENT Or LEASE - The well-knovn
WHITE HOUSE or BELLVOIR, and the
ORPUSSUA NOSE FISHERIES, on the Potoma c
river. Either or both OF them will be rented or
leased Tor one or more years, and If not dispo
Of BY before the 10th of January. 1857 the priv
ileRe to fish them will be sold for cash for one or
more seasons, on that day at I'm, at the auction
store Of Jas. @. Mcclure Co. Wood may be had
az reas on able rate on either estate. Apply to
GEO. IL: BOHBER, Agent for Sarah 0tterback,
Executrix. de s-3tawt { An I0
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UNLICENSED MIR. G.. G.. Clarke wasarrested
by Ofhcer Clements yesterday on the charge
OF selling groceries without license Justice
Gull, OF the 9th ward, fined the accusesSJ
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rslsc. 90, s e DSsSssss AID .-VA
for sale end rent on easy terms. ~ Ne. as llth
street. above Pennsy lvsnia avenue
% l-e06ns u. y. B1lOHE0BACH,
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u. 2aW8da
RY GREEN q wILLIAhs, An ciouesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE oFyALUABLlImPR
PeOPERTf, fR0NTInG Oh h ST. NORTH,

X ohAAS q "lLLih 70, Al cuoueere.
TRUSTEES SALE oFyALUABLI IMPRoyEp
PROPERTY, FRONTING Oh n ST. NORTH,
Between 9Th and 9Th streets est, at Public Auc.
en FRIDAY. the 9ist instant at clock .. no .
shall sell by virtue Of deed OF trust dated the
lIth day Of June. A b. lSsS. and duly recorded IN
Libcr j.. g., No ls6. folios 2ss. s6s 10 and III !,
one Of the Land Records for Washington COUNTY
in the District Of Columbia. being the west haf OF
the west moiery Of Lot No 8. In square o. SIS.
fronting on street north AZ feet and - Of an n
running back that width 30 wsshi neton street
with the Improvement 0nsisting Of three st ory
Brick House and mack Buildings, having water
and gas. - =
Terms made knewn on the day Of sale. All con-
veyancing and revenue stsmps at the cost Of the
purchaser. Al00 down In the hands Of the nc
i,eueers on the day Of sale, and IL the terms are
not complied with within We days after the day OF
sale, tue Trustee the right to reeeil the
property st the risk end cost OF the oefaultipg
purchaser by advertising the sale three times m
some newspaper published In w ashi ugton CITY
THApDBUs X. PREUss Trustes
de 1-eod&s 0RHeN 4 WILLIAMS Auct.
- THE PURCHASER HAVING Pallet
TO comply with the terms Of sale made on tSe IN
instant the above property viii be sold on MON
DAY the 3lst instant. at O'Clock D 10 , on a..
premises. at the rick end cost Of the defaalti1e
THADDKUe PReUss, rru.te.
de I'D GRKEK WILLIAMS. Auc,s
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOnlu
LYING-Ik ASYLUM,
Eonrtssntn stTsss sirc,s ISoFHnsr Of u .

~ tk0ef.
~ Washington, d. O.
ceptton Of patients who may be suffering from dis.
eases peculiar to their sex, and for the admission
sucn females q may require the comforts OF the
The building g situated in the most healthy Dor.
tion Of the District, surrounded By itS o1n
grounds. Oars pass the door every i've MINI tss'
Terms Of admfesion: From % to 90 per week,
IN accordance with the room required, payable in
advance, This includes Board, Mediofnee Med
ical and 6urRical attendance,
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AN INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT - The
IaIr OF the ladies Of Grace Church (EpIscopaD
At Island Hall, has some special objects of in
terest 10 make il a most agreeable place TO
spend an evening. Among them are the beau
tlful taoleaux, changed nightly. and prepared
win novel and exceedingly brilliant effects
Tonight "Blue Beard will be presented
amongst the tableaux OF the evening, and no
little anxiety Is felt TO see it, Vocal and in
strumental music vary the entertainments and
on saturday night 4 band OF amateur min.
strels, OF whom report speaks high, will ap-
pear. The tables of the ladies are most album
DAINTY and tastefuily spread. The attractive
confectionery and ice cream table Is presided
over by Mrs. Abel and daughters; the fancy
goods table stocked with useful and attractive
articles, by MISS Eliza Dorsey and Mrs Major
Pluckett; the supper table, with its appetizing
spread OF oysters, ham, tongue. turkey, &c, by
MIS- Dr. Holmead, Miss Mollie kellogg and
Mrs ieatman; the equally tempting cake
fruit. and ice cream table opposite. by Mrs
Gordon, Miss Lottie Martin and Mrs Emily
featman: and the book. toy, and fancy table,
loaded with goods suited 10 the holiday sea.
son, BY Mrs Hannah Holmead, the Misses
Turner, and Mrs. Glassett. 1t is certainly a
most enjoyable place for a visit.
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Try W. l.. WALL a CO. Auctioneers
~ stores 3 > and 3l1,
south corner Pennsylvania avenue saa 9th ct
KXTENsIyEANDP POSITIVE HoLIDAYs.LE
Of hiyE Akp VALUABLE FURS, ROBES
&C. By CATALOGUE.
Every lot warranted perfect and true TO name
enc to De sold without at our Aucuon
Rooms, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY MORN
I'M, Zee IN and 18th, commencing ~ 10 'cIocb
comprislng the largest and costly lot OF Furs
ever offered In Wsshin gtcn city ~ cstaIogne.
HUDsON-BAY sHAwLs.
MINK sHANLS.
SIBERIAN SQUIRRELS,
FRENCH FITCH.
MATER MINK, g.
manuiactnred in the latest and most fash 10 nabI.
styles Of
CoLLARETTs.
CAFES, &c. &C
n fuil assortment Of Cent? Gloves ana nuH.,.
ard in carrisre and sleigh Robes
R0CKl MOUNTAIN BEAyER
BLACK BEAR,
PRAIRIE WOLF
BUFFALO,
RACCO0N,
GEEEETE, a., sc
large variety or fine driving Gloves and CANT
ieis 1hey icing a censi segment from one q ths
New York.
We invite especial attention Of buyer. 20 tht.
ufsctuIe and true 20 the name
SALE POSITIVE.
" l.. WALL a CO.
DE 2s-d
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A SURE PILE CURE-Dr. 4ilbert's Pile in
strnment positively cures the worst cases OF
piles. Sent by mail on receipt OF a. Circu.
lars free Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address J. B. Romano. Mana
ger, NO. o|o broadway, New York. 3:
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,,s sRs2 81 !. ssE!A..'.

- isa street bstxeen. soth and sisf streets.
OVNSUkTlHG pHYeIOIANS AND SURGEONS
Upissd state. Ainys - es''A GENERAL
fHos. aiLLEk. H. Tpso 0 ssR.ss w..b,,.,ou
a; GAkNITT, N. D., Nev York avsnus.
GBkITSHH TYEER. II. B., asors 0ssSn;
I'd Il. HOWARD, II. D., street. se.
Orders for admission to the ree beds in this hos
Ratai, aor which there are 81 can b Obtained Of
Of any OF the Medical staff, and Of the Rows. Dire
Hal. 0urley. Gillette, and Co0mbs. .
Wives and widows 81 soldiers desir1ug odm ssien
viii apply to the Surgeon General, Unitsd States
Patients living OF distance who desire 70 oeme
20 this Institution for treatment privato
rooms By applying By letter TO the matron Of the
hospital. - - A. p. GILLETTE, ID D., =
Au 13-eoly.r .t- Freshest.
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WANTS.

WAETET-AwoMAH to cook. wash and rpu
DE- n IS s 'n.il thii1. Ia.uifs 1t "sodhe'.
w. ALTON to cook. ss.S sHd ir.a in : prirs:s
family. Address Box No. Star once. Dc n st'
WAETED-A WHITE WOMAN to take care
:;sss I'd iron II i:;:. H. ]: w
WANTkD,By middle aged Lady, sITUA-
given Dali q the Once Sst..es the hosr.
Of I. aud O'Clock on F.iday the 2s,h iast. Is'
WANThp-By q ie.peet.ple girl, . STU
dining o. roe. work. Address Box S0.'ss ss.i or
WANIID-By. re.pect.eIe Youoy Woman.
; noss TO Boz s9s ss.s once
WANTED..TvoC HAMBsRMAIDs None out
apply esooa HoS:. their ea''s:;i Ss'd
WAETED-A PERsON Of som. ednc.tioa- to
w take charge of ihree young Oh ildren Coed
street. de . St.
CSCU. Fixtures and fUBHITURE com.
plete Of large Boarding house now doing god
business. Possession given Jssusry LIST next
This property is centrally locsted, and very de-
sirsole for any one wishing to control large
boaroiug house. 1t will be sold at q bargain, ss
the proprietor is about leaving the city.
once mss further particulars apply at Box y: Star
~ AnTED-A OOLORED COOK TO come or
ou,rsS ie CAT pso ss eoSnsS IN Bsst references re
Gay, the 10th and 18th December. desI.4t.
WANTID-New and CAST of CLOTHING, old
w GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of
sss :. store s4s "a Ssss SS boz sa. ..
Sole for sfs s9f SEWING MACHINE.
WAAIN'LrEEPs.A PARTNER in the Meet and Pro.
-, Hslon Business. Address W Star Office.
VVANTED-A YOUNG LADY of pleasing ad.
9th street. opposite Patent office to act as safes
woman. Good wages to one that viii suit. Also
wsSt 1s good hand to enbroider initials solely
WANTED-lC0 LADIES Immediately. to en-
W hroider Yokes, Bands, Wrapper Jokes, Elan.
who bring sample Of work, good wages and con-
ste Mt employ ment given. Call at the new stamp
ing to Ps ssi S o
de Is IT,
WANTED-lO.O0O LADIES to know that At
w the New Siam ping Roo ms, 4 80 9Th street, op-
assortment of Patterns ever offered here Tor
Clocks, Espes. Aprons Joseys. Waists, Yokes
tials. Also. designs for Pillow Gases Ottomans,
CHAIR Covers, Pianos, aud in short, every variety
Trencs Msesins and iset,ss st.mpse has .s
',,' Fiy j oIsfs0 rER WIDTH
We make and stamp any pattern brought u.s.
Brsids silk and Working Cotton very low.
WANTED-A HOUSE, containing from to
foutbs Of mile Of the Post oioe and north Il
Pa. avenue. Rent not to stosed $50 per month.
de ld Architect, cor. 9TH and = SITS.
WAETEpIsEC9SD HAND FgREIrgRR.
de.crlp tiOn. b BUEHLY 4o6 III street,
Iee8-n between G and II, east side p
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AUCTION SALES.

By virtue OF deed q trust nsds By james Rho
der add wife 70 the subscriber the sth day OF Oc
tober 1855. and recorded among the land records o.
the District Of Columbis, IN Libtr B n. H =. No.
% the premise., tn ORspAY. the Eth Decenber,
les, 81 o clock .. the following descriess
real 90 ste, being part Of lots No AZ and a. Ia Pc
Ter Beatty, Thrslkeld and Deakins addition 70
Geol setown snd District sfore aid, erroneously
esmea in fo' mer deeds lots No q ana So BE-
ginning fer the same ~ the end OF s. feet ineh-.
measured on line drawn east from the intersee-
ton Of the east lire OF Linean with the north a ne
Of Prospect street and ruSnins thence east with
the north line % Prospect street 20 feet, thence
north and parallel with Lins street % feet more
or les. thence west and parallel with Prospect
street 20 feet thence south aud parallel WITH lin
gan street IS feet more or iess 60 the beginning.
Terms Of sale One bird Gosh: and the resiaus
q six and twelve months. With interest fr m the
Gay a SAVE the title being retained until full pay
Dent OF the purchase money.
IL the terms Of sale are not complied With within
three days after the day Of sale the trustee 70
serves the right 60 resell, upon three day notice
~ the risk and cost OF the defaultins purchaser
oonveyaseins and stamp az eurchssers cost.
delS eo&os THOS. DONLING. Auet.
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EoR SALE Or REEr-A nns tsae PIaSu- =
= noosrn style. With sioel snd cover, o.
Fancy etsfs, 302 street. sssr Hath. VfFT
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PRESENTATION Mr.. J N. Prior, chief OF
Division Pension Bureau. Interior Depart
ment, was pleasantly surprised by an elegant
Christmas present from the CLERKS under his
immediate charge. a.
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n WHITES LATE sHAFTIELD,s,
~. CONFECTlONERY AND 1CE CREAM

The proprietor wishes to inform families, hstel
tinues to furnish Confectionery and the choicest
Ice Dream st the shortest notice. and on the most
Pyramids Of all kinds and sizes, Charlotte Russo,
Blanc Mango and Jellfes made TO order. Parties,
6upDers aid other entertainments furnished ct q
oW rate. de 6-lms
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PENNIES can be had in any quantities At the
St0v ONCE counter
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FIRES IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nignt
between and 10 O'Clock, q fire broke out in the
stable belonging 10 DIR. Francis J. Murphy
situated on an alley In the rear OF his resicen ce
Inc stable, with its contents Of hay, &c, were
burned, as was also a small adjoining stable:
loss some $500 or Sf0O just as the frpmeu
were returning from this fire, another alarm
was heard, and II was soon ascertained that a
nre bad broken out in q row of frame build.
lngs. situated on Gibbon street, between St
Asaph and Washington, belonging 70 &. c.
Smoot and Sons, and erected since The com.
mencement Of the late war. There Were nine
houses in the row, six of which were occu.
pied by the following named persons Ed.
ward Sullivan, Gustavus Sullivan, Miles
Murphy, George Walker, Henry Lawrence
and - Weeks, all OF whom had families
and all OF whom lost by the fire, the breakage
the water and the stea,ings, large portion OF
their personal effects. The firemen were
speedily on the ground, but In conseq uence of
the want of water, the entire row was in a
short time reduced TO ashes. The fire origi-
mated in one Of the unoccupied houses, and is
thought 70 have been the work of an inceudia-
ry. The Messrs. Smoot were fully insured in
the Maryland and the Merchants and Mechau-
les Insurance Companies Of Baltimore
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The MASONIC FAIR.-The President will
visit the Masonic Fair, corner eth street and
Penn avenue, on Friday evening, at o'clock
and be received by Columbia Commandery
Nc :, OF Knights Templar, in full regalIa, with
appropriate honors.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auetioseer..
CHAEOIRY SALE OF VALUABLE HoUs
ASp L1rr ON IA STREET, SHAR soUri


BY virtue Of decree passed by the supreme
Court. Of the District OF Columbia, sitting ia
Chancery in cause 796. wherein John p Murphy 10
complainant. and Ann 7 Nesry et. o.. are defend
ants. L will cell, 81 Public Auction, on THUS
DAY, the q day OF December. A. ID lSs6, O. a,
O'Clock m, on tile premises Lot eleven tllbts
sguare SIS, and the im proyements thereon
The terms OF sale as prescribed b. said decree b
One third Of the pun base none, 90 be paid cash
and the balance In six and n ne mon be from the
day Of sale said balance OF purchase money - bear
interest sDd the pay ment reoi t. be ~
the hond on bonds OF the purchaser or purchasers,
With a suretJ or sureties to b. approved hy the
Trustee: or sald purchase honey can lie psii in
cash on the day OF sale the iinal ratification
thereof deed will be given 20 thc pu rchs ser or
purchasers on payment Of the sholo % the pur
chase money. III The terms OF sale not comp ed
with BY the purchaser purchasers within n vs
days from the day OF sale the Trustee reserves the
right TO resell ne said property. puhlic auction
al the risk aDd costs OF the dtfaufing purchsser
or purchasers upon giving i've Gay : notice in
1.-The Evening Star - An conyeyaucine and rev
nue. stamps at Costs of the purchaser or purchx
sers. WILLIAM MILLER. Trsstee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Gee f-SaN5Ndos AuctioDeers
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DEALING IL PoLIcY.-Iesterday. Il. w
Frdley was arrested by officer Thompson, OF
the Fourth Ward. for dealing in policy tickets
contrary TO the city ordinance. The case was
taken before Justice Walter, who imposed
fine OF $50, which was paid.
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POLICE RKPoRTs--The I.ieutenants of Po-
lice reported, for the oath instant, % arrests for
all ofenses, from burglary down to the viola
ton of the Corporation laws, and the fines I'M
posed amounted TO S3O0.Ss. For the 25tn inst,
60 arrests. ranging from murder down 10 the
lighter offenses The fines amounted ~ Sll376
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-Y esterday
Edward Miles. indicted for larceny, was con-
yieted and sentenced to Albany penitentiary
for one year.
In the case of Henry knorr. convicted of an
assault and battery, the motion for new trial
was oyerruied end he was sentenced TO pay a
fine OF SO.
William Smith was convicted OF ,arceny and
sentenced TO the Albany penitentiary for one
year.
Amanda Matthew's, indicted for keeping a
bawdy house. was convicted and sentenced to
six days in Jail
Emily Dorsey was con victed of like offense
and received a similar sentence.
Henry Young was convicted OF larceny
Phillip Lancaster alias Charles Ford. indict.
ed for larceny, was convicted.
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A FAMILY AFFAIR.-Last night, about <
O'Clock, George Francis. and his son. James
w living on q street north, near New Jersey
avenue, had a quarrel. The old man was in
toxicated. and drew a pistol. He then fired
Two shots At his son. one taking effect in the
wall, the other entering the young mans leg,
Infiieting severe flesh wound. The old man
was arrested by officer Dunn. OF the Fourth
Ward, and taken TO the station-house, where
he was held for a hearing. "a
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DlANO-one full-sixe Chickerins Grand Piano,
or .s,s s,c n. =. s.s ssys taken ~
w. G. MErZEROrr q 90
DEF Sole Ageuts Of atoi nwnv A Aons