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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-06-28
W'OOLE.V' F.qCTORH.
NOTICE Fair WARNING.

a IL persons indebted to me by Note or Book Ao.
IN count, are hereby informed that have placed
the same in the hands Of A. Manning, Constable for
Liberty township, for collection. They call
at the Provost Marshas Office, or upon A. Manning,
any time during this month and settle After that time,
they call At the Office Of Justice Of the Peace In
the township where they reside. .-.-...
Hillsboro, Sept. 10, ls6s..tt .
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-06-28

Tho Piano which have used in my house for tho
past three years. Of excellent quality and for
and durability It Is, think, good any make
in 1t Stefs make and they are certainly
thy OF eommeudatiOn. LEWIS MCKIBBEN.
HillsborO, August IA, 1868. augl7tf
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-06-28

DIR. Strckland's Mellinueus Cough Balsam warranted
TO cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness Asthma, WhOOp.
ing Cough Sore Throat, Consumption aud all affections
of the Throat and Lungs.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, o.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-06-28
IF YOU WANT GOOD COFFEE

TEA, Sugars, &c, &c, call at the old stand Of Miller
4 Evans where you can always buy at the lowest
market prices, [mar29l II. r. CLAYTON.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-06-28
white Fish and Maclerel.

A eooD supply Of new white Fish and Mackerel,
%s5ss M Ssi' ~ " O''' anu ''' H. F. CLAYTON.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08

RoBBIsG HorKI.-Detective Bigley and
Kelly yssterday arrested man who gave his name
a james b. Golden, on the charge Of robbing sew
sral rooms st willard's Hotel within the past few
days. He had hearing before Justice Walter, at
Police Hssdsusrtsrs, and was sent 10 jsi for court
The national Republican., 1866-12-08

SALES OF PRoPERTY.-The Sisters Of the
Visitation have recently purchased from Mr.. Ma
thanisl Carusi for sos, 900 square No 1872 bounded
by L, M and Seventeenth streets. and Connecticut
avenue. A large and handsome building, TO be
used as seminary FOR young ladies' will be erected
thereon carly In tho Spring.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08

The LATE G.. w. BRUSNER.-The body OF
the late George W. Brunner, whose death by sui
eide was noticed In the REPUBLICAN Of yesterday,
was taken to Philadelphia yesterday In the Ills
train. His father, brother and brother.in law ar.
body ~
The national Republican., 1866-12-08

AocIDESr.--Yesterday morning, about
hslEpast ten O'Clock. derrick on the second floor
Of the old STATE Department building broke through
and fell to tho floor below, carrying with II pile 6f
bricks, mortar, and rubbish, Fortunately no one
happened to be In the room below whom the accl.
don't occurred
The national Republican., 1866-12-08

~ Agents wanssd-To Sell Drammond's
Patent Pocket Book and other articles. This Is art
Gle every one needs h sure guarantee against the
ingenuity Of pick pockets and accidental loss. Send
for circular. GEORGE KUHN,
de5-ets $50 Broadway, New York.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08

FIRE-ALARN APPARATUS RExoyED.-Su-
psrntsndsnt Taloott yesterday removed the instru.
msnts Of the ars-alarm telegraph from the building
Tenth street to the new ofaos opposite the City
Hall The necessary wires had been arranged be-
forshand and the instruments soon put In place, %
that the business Of the o6ios was not interrupted
more than ono hour.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
FOR LETTER BAL
10 ANCEs

Posr OFFICE DsPAafnlHr,l
WAsHIH0Ton, D. O., October -, 1855. 4
Sealed Proposals will be received ct this Department
unhi the l3rH DAY OF DECRMBRR NRXf, ct II
o'clock noon, for furnishing LRrTIR BALANCES for
the Of the Post 0Aees in the United etass for
year from And aer the sls day Of December next Of
the following description, namely: ... 'aE ~. +.
lst Balances capable Of weighing eight avoir-
dupois weight, to Be graded down to quarter
OF these, II 10 supposed 800 70 1000 will be required
"a. Balances capable Of weighing two pounds avoir-
dupss weight 10 be graded down to half ounces OF
those, u 10 supposed, 70 70 100 will be rsQairsd.
Perfect correctness, and strength and durability will
be rsquren In the Balances 10 be furnished.
Samples Of each description Of Balances must
pany saeh bid and the bidder who may obtain the
tract will be required to furnish Balances ordered Of
quality In all respects equal to the sample.
Zach Balance must be we'll and securely packed In
boz, for transportation and delivered free Of all
psnsss to the Department at the Blank Agency Of the
Post oncs Department at washington, D. C,vhers the
same will be seesptsd found to Be perfect md sqaa
10 the samples.
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposals evidence
Of his ability to comply with his bid.
Two Aoien surstss will be required to contract.
failure to furnish the Balances contracted for,
promptly or the ofthoss Of inferior quail
ty will be considered sufficient cause for the forfeit
are Of the contrast. ..I
Proposal. must be endorsed on the envelope, "Propo
sails for Letter Balances" And directed 10 tbs First As
sistsnt Postmaster General, WashinRton, D. @.
ALEX. ". RANDALL,
seH-lawew Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08

An INrRoyEMENr.-Our enterprising feL
iow-eitissn, VIM. L. Wall, Esq., has had construct.
Cd dag footway from the northwest corner Of Penn.
sylvans avenue and Ninth street to his store, and
the pavement leading to the Opera House. Mr.. ".
will also have walk constructed from the south
west corner Of the Avenue and Ninth street 10 the
door Of the 0psrs House. These footwsys will not
only BE- great convenience to those visiting the
Opera House, but also to those having business on
street or Louisiana avenue.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08

BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS. spe-
oial mssting Of the Board Of Police Commissioners
wss held yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock for the
purpose Of taking action on Q number Of applioa-
tions for license to sell liquor. A large number
were approved, and several rejected.
A number Of applications which had been sotsd
on heretofore were rsoonsidsred, and, amer some
debate, some were approved and others rejected.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
REMovAL.

We have moved our CARPENTER SHOP AND BUsI.
NESS oHFIcR sines the Are On New Jersey avsnus 10
B street SOUTH between aixth and Seventh streets.
who're We have larger budings, more and better ma.
ehinsry, and increased business facilities.
Our ARCHITECTURAL ROOMS AND OFFICE, %
heretofore, a No. SIS Psnnsyivania avenue opposite
the Metropolitan Hotel. 4. GRANT L co.,
dss.As Architects, Contrsetors, and Buildsrs.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
wILLARD's HoTRL,

wAsHIsaros. December ], 1885.
Senators, Representatives, and others residing in
Washington who occupy private apartments can bs ss
comnodstsd with their meals at this HOTEL at the rate
Of tlo. 80 per week.
dss.and SYKES, CHADWICK I 60.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
n r P H A s. COU r T,
Ocronla IS is6s

n r P H A N s GO o X 7
". ocroBlR Is. 1855
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
TOWN.:
In the Of John r. Ward, executor OF Jane
ward deceassd the sxseutes. Aforesaid has, with
The spproSstics Of tSs orph(sr Cesn q wsshi.s.
ton county Aforesaid, appoidssd TuksD1f, ne On
and distributioa Of the personal estate Of said de-
ceased and Of the assets In hand ~ Ar ~ the same
nave been collected and turned into money; when and
where ali the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
notified to attend. with their claims properly yessAst
benefit in said dsssassds estate provided copy ol
this oTdsr be publishsd once week for three yssks
In the NATIONAL RArupLIoAS PFsvous Y ns aid day
Test, Q. H0DDll9
ssls.wsv 1saisass Il villa
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMU9EMENTS
NJ ATIoNAL THEATRE.
aosB14 81 OSssEeD S.d,SD.1 Ass T. D''Cal s
NATIONAL THEATRE - RIsTORI.
9kLDINd / ......PRoPRIxT0Rs
.sATuRDAY. DRcEnBlR Q,
"a sspis RR:'iis:; nD:sArbs rsbSi'sisHislSal sissSSal
And R';; u .ss1; SS; 81 idsHl * ''
SCALE OF PRICES.
Orchestra Chairs and Drsss Circle, fsssrvsd.es %
Drsss Circle and Psrqustts. %
Boz sS::s Il i:i:i OIL: ci i:.i: rom = n T 10
p m. where single seats may b' secured.
MONDAY SraHT-xR. JlSYERsoN. .
FNATIoNAL THEATRE.
sosbl Il Ra G5sah4D sfe DI'oGal
M ETZER HALL.
FOR TWO NroHrs ONLY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, DEC. 10 AND II.
The Msabsrs Of
GROWERS GRAND alRnAN oPIRA
Have the honor 70 announce
TWO aRAHD
OPERA o0NoIRrs
By the following Artists.
hARrI rRIDERICr,
Mr. JOSEPH HERnANs,
Mr.. THEODORE HABILMAS,
Mr. YRASs HrxnrR,
Nh. wILHRLn HoRkIs
MISS CLARA LAHo,
ME- wM. aRossEuRrH.
/" ... Piano vlruoso and Conductor.
The Director takes great pleasure IL being able to
present IN Grand Opera coss:r. an .rrsy Of Artists q
Ssss s1so Il s1Hss 4 ::s ::i
evening r.: p,ss,.n. e, =. evening: !, .Ai' "A:
tIsss pss re .sss S .sis.s sS ned ).
/. he prssssr q III. Gi..d a. op.rs do.s.r Con
pany IN taking an entire tour Of the continent purposes
hitherto spp.assd ths following brief sndosns,u are
sv:n = :Sna5 ron the most eminent sources and d.
FlsDIlIcI-"Hsr voice has bean uasqaailsd within
Bdio,ial y DsioM,,s Xu.icai Jesr.ai
popular Tsor ~. !. ~ -; ~ ssi.
Mayor Of Philadelphia, Edaorfaiiy IN As NORTH Amer.
HB.nAss-" His impsrsoastisn Of Msphistephsiss is
Of the very great piscss Of acting have ever seen
.opinion erprsssed BY Edpfn Forref and also by J.
| W. Wdliack.
HI. voice iss pondsrous musical nsrvsl."-ont.
| cdgo Tribune
HnnzR-" We never rsmsmbsr to have seen his equal
a. an actor In Grand Opera "-Kr Tseknor Q ns eva
fnent firm Of Tfcknor Ffeds critically IN tie Boston
| Advertiser.
| FoRNEs-"His voice 10 delightful and Of suaeisnt
power He great acquisition TO the American Lyric
Field. .'-Neio York World.
In addition to the regular programmes the Grand Ae,
| eecond Of
MARTHAt
AID olAxp oAlDRr ACT OF aouHoD's
| RAUsTi
.sne .CLAkA LAM0
seibsl.. sl.......................T THEODORE MAILMAN
AspnisoPholss.. ..SO0kfh hhk4AAu
rhs sale Of tiekets will commence st hstssrott's
Music Store, WEDNESDAY MORNING., December 9, u
| nins osloek. ~ .....a|
season o. two Concerts. ts........"..........0 %
| oln6ls %
The Season 10 positively limited 10 the nights an.
nounced as existing engagements presluds containing
or returning during the winter. ds4-dH.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
AUCTION sALEs

AUCTION ga LES
DUBLIC SALE OF ORDINANCE AND
ECe n E asf5s naS:isls ssSnsT
.s.her.y Sf III. Chief q Ordnance, viir ossr to
u: highest bidder At public aueton at the above tss
=. IsloI QUANTITY OF ORDINANCE sroals.
ArtisIy Harness, Saddles, Brides, Haitsr., ~ "
hS:.s Sfs.sss C.,ryscms. BlAaists Targ.u,s,
a, ,BLicKsnITIs' AND sIDpIiRs' foois.
Sr.dt SSn.dstsosss Lot q Lumber. scrap iros,
Dressed s'''' Lead flH; fsD so''t' Book eases. DC.
Il; M. IN scs sS. Ss
A.d ...y sth. .r.isi:. no. deemed u.s..r, 10 o.u.
Terns; Cast, In aovsrnnsut funds.
sals 70 commence At 10 o'clock.
T. 8 X. Of ordassss, d. "a.
J0HN KooHCD, Auctionssr. '""-'' AL a
GOVERNMENT SALE AT AU0UsTA.
" .,-,, .ru. oroRd1A. t...
isSsss ;s Z. s:. :: ;is Hs.: ::s
2, n+ 1oRT S,9ss. 1:i:s1:
~ usssrviesabis un.esrriasss, with the irons on
LYING At THI RAILROAD DEPOT In ATLANTA, "a -,
l04 900 pounds east.iron Guns wv
AT THH ffHDLAY IRON WORKS AT MACON, GA,
nne Steam Press Hammer. acting direct from eylin-
A. A. Hifss ixp
.r- THE FOLLOWING: ..0 ~ :
lla0oo pounds east-iron Guns. p .I...
1900 pounds east.iro. Castings, some Of them yalu.
able. - ~
SO 600 p.ssd. .ss..iron Scrap. sAot and shsu Ae)
5000 pounds Copper Scrap - = F--T.- -
ieo fisA 0cn .carIagss, with the irons on thsn.
10 Amnunition 0hests, (blaek walnut aad eopDsf.)
90 ssts Of ARTILLERY Harness for two horses.
And quantity o. other property soasissiae prtnei-
pally Of saddss, Horse Equpmsnts Infanry zeeoutrs
nsni. QsatherJ Muskst Appenaasss Harness, Bullet
moulds, Powder TASKS, and Blacksmith Bsllows.
The sale viii esmnsncs ct 10 L., sad sontsus untii
the property 10 sold.
Terms, twenty per cent on the day Of the ssis sad
the rsmandsr when the property Is delivered, with
In ten days. ..."'- ID .rrE Il .ai rrn f
rsr.o.i desiring TO purchase the property either at
Fort Fisher, n. c. Atlanta Macon, Ga, should sxan-
ins II before the day Of the sale.
Breyst Lieut. Col. U. Z. A, Capt Of Ordinances,
noas-tAsp comnandiaG Augusta Arsenal.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08

EIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
d wAsznafoH.
ED. o.sr,. 1T Jay ossts : o. y frssass.
v. 4 lss.usrss. ossAss.
sovnln1Hf DIronFolI
yIyAIoIAL AalIr OF fll UNITED ffAlA
is., mann, spres,, .zs s,sAss.. sssA,szzs,.
e.vsn,sss sss.risss VIII ssssssss uaiasl sssss.
~oHH nILLlon D0LLARs.~
We bay ~ sell ali sias.ss sf aovl1Hnlxf Sl0u.
RITIIs ss current market rates.
yUlHIsH lxoHANdI aal make osllsssis.s % ALL
fHl PRINCIPAL orTrIs OF RE uHIflD sfATla
We purchase esvs..s., vssshsrs sa Ne MOST
FAVORABLE rIIks. s,i give sA.,syI Iss psez,r
Arrrslrour 70
ACCOUNTS OF BusIHlss MN AlD yIRhs.
sAi 70 ssy ether business entrusted 10 "a
yuLL IHyolkATIoH /, regard v sovIRHx1Hf
LoAHs q, ~ tines sAssnsliy hr.ishsa.
WI. auHrHoroH. os.Aisr.
WAszusros. Hs,sh =. lsss nhn.AH
H II E L .. .
VIZ lila RDS' TIL,
sYKIs. CHADWICK ! CO..
PloPailfoRs,
ooRNIR PIHH AVE- AND YouIfllHTa sfRIlr
WARRINGTON oITY. .n.u
d" "OF F n A N II o U 8 Z,
BROADWAY. ooRHls OF rwIHTY.yIvrn STREET.
lIw YolK oIfI.
MIToHBLL, READ, AND WALL.
PRoPRIIToRs.
Tie HOFFMAN HOUSE, Is ssadssssA spsA he plan Of
The best American sad xsropsaa Hotels. II ssnsinss
all the modern inyrovsnsats necessary 70 the greatest
comfort Of gussts that art ingenuity ssd bsrsi'y %.
possibly devise aad produce The bill Of fare for the
table snbrssss every variety sad dslisasy Afforded By
The American markets. In thsir sssses-
iyis.y
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
~ The Grace Model .....
PAPER COLLARS
ARE THE BEST.
To bs had everywhere. ... .'..,...
WALL, STEPHENS / co.,
s21 Psnnsylvania avenue,
non. 26t Agent for Washington, D. @.

ANMadam Mounts' Pile salvs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disssss also, aCousunpton Destroy.
o., aad Hatirs Cure for the Bronshis, Asthma, &s
san BE- found II stotts Drug Store opposite National
Hotsl; oilnAas, near Metropolitan Hotsl Hords cor.
Of Eleventh snd Psnnsylvsnia avenue; RAtvsls's
corner Of Twelfth and Psnnsyiva.ia svsnas Klliotts,
corner Of snd Twelfth strssts; 1srbsugh Of
Seventh aad q. iala-0
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ New Jerusalsm Temple. North Capitol
ssssss between and o; services svsry sunday, s II
o'clock, Q. n. Seats free.
There viii bs . special meeting THfs (sATUnDAYD
KvENrNd at NJ o'eioek, Al rsmpsrsnss Hali, street,
bstwssn Ninth and Tenth. All honorabiy disehsrged
ssdisrs snd saoss Invited 10 attend and joip The
Association. By ordsr Of ,s,t
ooi. j. \. o'BIIRNY, Prssidsnt
i. R. NcKsAs, cousspsndins Secretary.
ga Card-Ons Thousasd Dollars Re-
wAnp. "A. GRANT CO., ARCnITHCrs, CoNTRAC-
Tors AND BUILDERS No. Ss PINNsFLvANIA
AVENUE return their grateful thanks to the City Fire
Department and s energetic Chief for their indsfatsa
bic sxsrsioas st the hrs in their sstablishmsnt
Wednesday evening.
As the ar. v. uadoub..diy III. work Of a inss..
diary, We hereby oasr . reward Of ONE THousAND
DOLLARS NJ. ooo) for POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION
aad such evidence may LEAD 10 the arrest and eon.
vson Of the person or persons who ~ Ere to
psaisf shop and business once. New Jsrssy avenue.
On the night Of the 9Th instant. D.. .a. h. - 70
Believing that this wauton destruction Of property
aad inpsfilips Of life grew out Of The species ol
personal malice and vilainy that circulated petitions
for the removal ION Runpsd.up srounds) Of sstsb
sought By false aad malicious letters, addressed Ia
high quarters, TO damage tur credit aad injurously
Acct proisssionai and business saadns IL this
community, thereby seeking 70 drive out from fair
asd honorable competition arehtsos, eosirastors
and builders, We ask iu the interests Of fair play and
good etssnshp such precise snd dsnaits informaton
On thsss points - may BE- Voluntarily (sad soaAdsa-
tally fnrnishsA ~ syil-a -aispossi
persons that We will never succunb, bat shall stand
up for aad maintain rights In this eommusity 70
the fullest extent and u all hazards; and need b.
shall institute suits In the civil oours for exemplary
damages or prosecute TO The extreme limit Of The penal
laws. u...... .rG A. GRANT 1 GO.
REMovAL. ...y ...
We have moved our CARPENTER SHOP AND BUsI.
NESS oFTIcH sines the fire New Jersey avsnus) IA
strsst south hatxaal aixth and laxspth atrastr.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08

ELECTION or OrrInRs,--At meeting Of
the washinston eshutsen Association, held on the
svsnine Of he stA insssnt o. Bnsieh's Hotel, The
following named ssatlsasa were sssetsS - enesrs
for The snsuing ax moa,hs;- President, Charles
Klonann, vies PTssidsas =. Gehnidt; Treasurer,
John Anserasunj osnsspondin& essrstasy. loais
sehsdsj neoordise essfsssry, =. etossh firss
Shooting Msstsr. ID Hsnssj Second Shooting
Msstsf, JohA sprsks, Color Bearer. n. Baker
lsssutivs Commi<tss---AdAn Krssuusr. J. Killan,
Charles Wsis, Peter DIN, snA Q. Rbsr.
Susric1ovs CHAaAcr.a.--Y yesterday morn
ine 0nesrs Larrabss and Parker, at the depot, af.
rested Suspicious locking individual, who gave
bis name q Henry Gordon, Just a. the six o'clock
train was leaving. He wss taken 10 Police Head
quartsrs where Il waa asesrtainsd that bis picture
les adorned the rosuss gallery for some time past
He wss locked up for . hearing.
FAIa ASp FEsfrvAL.-The fair at the e.
street Baptist Church was q . festival, great
guossss. Brave men and fair ladies contributed 10
naks II % merry % marriage bell" An sss.
tion viii take place tonight, and many dolls and
ether teinksts Of interest TO the Juveniles viii b
nfasd for. ... .rEr1.a .aae-.rHr.. .n. 30. " ..
The national Republican., 1866-12-08

A%Te Censampsivsss-Ths Advertiser,
having been restored 10 health In few weeks, By
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection, and that dread dis
sass nption, 10 aaxious 10 make Known 70 his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
70 all who desire Il he will send copy Of the pre-
ssrption used rss Of shargs with the directions for
preparing aad using the same, which they will Aad
sunl Cunl FOE CossunPrios ASTHMA, BRoSonirIs, 10.
The emily object Of the advertiser In sending the pre-
sorptioa Il to bsnsnt the sstsd aad spread uforns.
tion which he eonesives 10 b nvaiub and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy. will cost them
nothing snd may prove . blessing.
PARTIES wishing the prescription will plssss sddrsss
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
oc25@wly Williamsburg, Kings county, n.T.
The national Republican., 1866-12-08
ORP HANS URT,

WRAPPING PAPER FOB SALE AT
w fHIs. .oyyIol
The national Republican., 1866-12-08

~ new Jerusalem Temple. North Capitol
strsst between and o. services svsry Sunday q II
o'eioek, O.. N. Seats free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
BILLIARDS.
THE TOURNAMENT

]. .cYRrLE DION CHAMPION OF THR .CHAMTIoNs-
SKETCH or THE VICTOR.
Last evening the twenty-eghth game of the tOurna-
nent proper was played between Cyre Dion Champion Of
abe Canadss and A. H. Harrison, Champion Of Missouri
resulting defeat Of Mr. Harrison after snsny sirugge
bJ 50 points in 800 At the first call Of the marker DION hse
scored 2l Harrison, 81 points OF 10 IN Wh.n No
made many fine shOts and displayed exquisite SKIN IN AeePns
tho balls togetheI placed Mr. Dion lyJ IN adVhce gap
which gradually contracted by bic adversary showed
caution in this than in previous game OF tne
meDt When Dion stood at 49, having but Is 10 CO. and
Harrison at $50 with ia 10 make the contest became very
exciting good Trn flushed by careless shot placed Mr.
Harrison az 426 but he able 20 score but pOn more
when Mr. Dion oBt amid great applause
this series OF gameSof which ne he's won s1
and lost Oneh Den becomes champion OF all the cham
rjons and tonight receives the cue the first prize Of the
tournament He has richly earned the beautiful prize and is
geaaman who will his honOrs with becoming modesty
Mr. DioD 10 but little more than "a was clerk In the
wholesale grocery business in his native city MOntea until
ls goth year when he played his first mntehgame with one
Canadas beet players In this match be received 100 IN
LOCO and beat his antagonist 2 points At the tourDanen
averaging 90 10 July Of this year be met MI Wmarlh
then champion Of Massachusetts, and, IN homeahuhons
match Of 1900 pOnts by 1875 averaging Is seconu
match TO have been Played but MI WllmGtn pSlhg
Sck Mr. Daniels the present champion TOOK DIS pace ~
game Of LOO points Mr. Dion BY 5s, averaging IL
In the game played last night Mr. Dions average 25
fhe highest yet attained at the tournament dis general
For The second prize the splendid table Messrs punkett
Mccarthy OF Indiana will contend to-day
they stand at tie ench having won i've games
The third and fourth prizes bid fair TO 90 to Mesrs Harrison
and Prswley.
Afier the regular game there exhibition games by
Messrs Phean Joseph Dion John MeDeyitt, Philip Teman,
IsdOFe ayrand and NJ Care The latter also making some
Of bis fancy shots which created the usual amount Of surprise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
arrest or AN ALLEGED THIEF.

UB Is CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR THOUSAND ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS PROM THE PRoPRTRTREsS OF )
DISREPUTABLE. HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA-TEMPo-
RARILY COMMITTED.
Several months since one Charles b. Vosburgh,
who Is also known by the Of Atkinson Fucty and
other aliases In the habit Of visiting dsreVabe house
Philadelphia. kept by Mrs White. and finally became
intimate with the propreess. Ore night AFTER retiring
with Mrs. White he by means became possessed Of tie
Information bis companion then rad In her sion e
tum Of 81 100 contained IN wallet which, for
ity In tho habit Of placing under her pillow on re-
firing tor tie night
und that her companion had disappeared and vita hin tie
wallet and its contents
Nohine more heard Of vosburgh although officers
made Sg search r hin in al the ading cities Of the
Uu.or few days suce when Deputy Marshal BOTs Of
us cy discovered s whereabouts lie at once sent on for
Officers Jeakus ane Schuyler u the Philadelphia force Late
Thursday the officers arrived here and during tho evening
livery stable IN Brooklyn. Previous 10 that he bad been
gaeed IN driving track
Immediately after the Of the Philadelphia officers
proceeded to Harrisburg FOR the purpose OF procuring from
Gov Curtin a roqusiion Gov. FentOn for the dc.
livery tho prisoner 10 order that be may be taken
Philadelphia 90 await bis trial THIS morning be was tempo
fary committed by Justice Mansfield await the return
tie officers with the requisitiOn.
The accused denies having the MONEY and saws was
loaned him BY Mrs. White for the purpose opening
house similar In character TO the kept Tie police
state that the past record Of the prisoner ANYTHING
out good one None Of the stolen money recovered
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whether they contribute any political fund or not should be
a matter for each decide for himself The Postmaster,
however or the Board Of Managers Of the Administration
pay propose TO collect this assessment by Withholding the
month By this method an absolute certainty of getting the
money is assumed while the victim must bear the
best he can il is frequently said II these dssa
fed II h easy 10 ind men to Gu their pace But the wrong
and the though the victims be changed
To withhold any portion the pay Of Government clerk for
any cause than derecton Of duty, violation OF the
agreement under which he engaged and We trust that the
will take the matter into such consider
alton as will lead prompt abolition ofths unjust system