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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-22
HEBER,S HYMNS,

BY Bishop Heber. Handso mely nlustrat ted, with
ninety four engravngs designed by the first artists
the day. and engraved by James d. Cooper Printed
superior tinted paper, quarto, handsomely bound in
cloth extra; Gilt edges, s6; Turkey, richly gilt
gilt edges, $40.
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PEN AND PENCIL PICTURES,
FROM THE POETS

A SELECTION OF CHOICE POEMS, embelshed
with numerous Illustrations Bound in cloth gilt EXTRA
bevened boards, gilt edges, e5 So
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Old BIN GLE ROOFblFL OK bTEEPl CUVkRED
NTH JoHn'a ENGLlsH ROOFING CLOTH'
And coated with LIQUID GUTTA PERCHA PAINT
making them peneetly water proof LEAKY GRAVEL
ROOFS repaired with 9utta Percha Paint
toTfve years. LEAKH SLATE ROOFS cOated with iOnid
which becomes & as 6Srd as slate TIN. COPPER ZINC.
peDse. Cost ranging rom two cents pe- sGusre
foot Old Board or shinRe Roofs ten cents per Sduare
loot al complete Materials constantly on hand andfor
sale by, by we PHlLApELPHIA ASD PENksYLYXET1
ROOFING COMPANY. GEORGE HOBART,
,lStp 10, 230 North FOURTH slrea
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GEMS OF LITERATURE,

ELEGANT, RARE, AND SUGGESTIVE
A compilation of beautiful passages selected from
Prose and Poetry, handsomely illustrated Quarto
cloth, extra gilt beveed boards, gilt edges, $3.50.
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THE CHRISTIAN ARMOUR.

Written and embelllshed by Eliza G. Ball selection
of passages from the Bibe superbly Illuminated printe
on supelfne paper quarto handsomely bound in cotl
extra, panelled gt edges, slO; Turkey super gil
edges, SIS
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GoODS.-By the
advertisement elsewhere 1t will be seen that
Mr.. +. i. Shipley, favorably known by the
customers at May & Co.'S dry goods store. has
opened fine stock of gentlemen'S furnishing
goods at No. 3O2 Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10th streets. Those in want of such
goods will be sure of a good article and fair
dealing al ShipleY's
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NEGLECTED CoUGHs AND CoLDs-Few are
aware of the importance of checking a Cough
or common Cold,' in its first stage: that which
in the beginning would yield to a mild remedy.
II neglected, soon preys upon the Lungs.
"BTOIcr's BrOachidl Troches," or Cough Lozen-
ges, afford instant relief 90
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THE Snow LAw.-Yesterday, the police con-
tinued the trials of cases growing out OF the
neglect of housekeepers 10 comply with the
city law requiring the removal of snow from
the sidewalks. In the fifth precinct there were
% cases, five dismissed, the remainder fined -
each; sixth precinct, 20 cases fined from 81 to
- each; seventh precinct, seven cases fined 50
TO $3.50 each; eighth precinct, thirty cases, four
dismissed and the remainder fined 81 each;
tenth precinct, eight cases fined So each.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

GROWERS THEATER.-Miss Maggie Mitchell
"a MARIE in the play of the pearl of Sa-
vOy, or the Mothers Prayer" In preparation,
''Little Barefoot" and s'Lost in London" This
u Maggie Mitchells benefit night, and favor
able seats can only be secured in advance.
SEATON HALL.-Grand concert by Master
COkeT, OF Trinity Church, New York, assisted
by MI Simpson, of Grace Church, New York
Slgnor Strini, and other eminent talent. This
concert promises rare musical entertainment
GoNzAGA HALL.-Ladies fair for the benefit
OF the home for destitute women. Rare fancy
articles, music, and host of other attractions
CANTERBURY.-The usual bill of perform
ances.
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For CHILBLAINs, FROSTED FEET, etc, use
Whites Embrocation. 1t never fails to give re-
lief Price one dollar per bottle. For sale at
o. 42l pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
9th streets
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OFT Y IT. M g.

CALIFORNIA STONE, Cluster and Single
Stone Sets, Rings and Pins. New and beau
uful styles received to-day, at Prigg's Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pa. ave, Sd door from
1 \ ST..
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REIEYBLIp AND DELICArE ooNsrIru-
u T1QEs. Of both sexes. use HELMDOLDS tx
TRACT BUOHu, IL will give brisk and energeeo
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CORNs, BUNIONs, Club and Inverted Nails
successfully treated without pain, by DR.
White, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue. between
~ and 9th streets
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A I O o s T

Our Immense Assortment Of
WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
GOODS FOB
GENTLEMEN AND ROYS
Is now offered at COST for a few weeks only pre.
parstory to taking an accoD Mt Of stock.
we cordially invite Citizens and Strangers to
give us an early call
WALL, STEPHENS l. CO,
1922 Penn. avenue,
u 10 Twill between 9th and 10th streets
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DUBLIC AUCTION OF STEAM MILL AND
Il GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, IN
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
0foe Depot ComnltSSdry Of SKbSideHce, I
Washington, ID. C.. January IS, 1856 (
VIII he sold at public auction, on TUESDAY,
January 80, 1856. at IL O'Clock o m, in ALENAN-
DRlA, Va, the following public property. viz:
The steam Mill. on King street, near Peyton,
two-story building, IL by 81 feet, and one frame
building, Is by Il feet.
ALSO,
Steam Boiler, complete, go horse powerD
Donkey Pump, Is horse power.
6Large 1ren Kettles
Small Iron Kettle
Steam Tub and Coil.
Iron Wise.
2Monkey wrenches
eco feet Of Water and Steam Pipe
Steam Engine, in excellent order, g horse
power, and a large quantity of Machinery.
on e Peyton street, near King, one Frame Build
At the foot Of Water steeet south, the Govern.
buildings
i Frame Building, 20 BY 81 feet, slaughter
House,.
81, ! Frame Building, % by IL feet, ATTACHED to
i Frame Building, 50 by % feet, Office aud Mess
Room.
Frame Building, IL BY Is feet, (stablel.
Also, Fence and Platform, and ] Scov, q feet
leng and 10 feet beam.
Terms Cash in Government funds at the time OF
sale. q BELL
"a l9-et Major and G. s., u. s A
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Of this city, made a few remarks and the meet.

Of this city, made few remarks and the meet
ing was adjourned.
Before the adjournment was had a young
man In the oack part of the room stated he
wished to read a letter but District Centre Ou
lahan SAID he was not a member of the organi-
Zation and declared the meeting adjourned
The young man, however, mounted a bench
Tuoby. The letter was one directed to Scan
Ion, ore OF the Senators, by Mai. Tuohy, at a
Tune when he (Maj. IT, was an opponent to
O'Mahoney.
1t is stated that Washington Circle has been
dissolved by order of o Mahoney, and the 9TH
er circles of the city requested TO take in those
members who are true to the cause.
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PY THOs. BOWLING, Asct.; Georgetown.

ELECTROMAGNETIC BUCHu evss health
Il and ytgor to the frame and blood 70 the psllid
check. Debility a scconp anied by many alarming
symptoms, and IL treatment Submitted 70. Goa
sumption, insanity or epueptie "a ensas. ne
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The subscriber will sell the Farm on which he now
resides containing 80 acres of Land in the District
kets.
The land has been worked as q market farm fer
the last thirty years. and s in good condition IL
has been divided as follows Five fields for crOps
charo, (appie and peach,l ten acres; woodland
twenty seven acres; around the house, ten acres
For Market Farm it has ADVANTAGES seldom to
be found, and will return a high premium on the
outlay In the hands of practical gardener.
The improvements are of the best kind Frame
tngs. connecting with double porch, stone foun-
dation and slate roof; contains five rooms In the
basement, parlor and two rooms on the first floor
with hall eight feet wide; second floor Eve rooms
and hall; back building, kitchen, with two rooms
abovei 1t. Grounds Handsomely laid out and i'm
proved, surrounding the house with rich foliage
Large Barn, Gardeners House, and necessary out
in one hundred yards of the house with spring
honse set in grove of trees of original grewth
To gentleman of means wishin a beautiful resi-
dence with all the luxuries of country life this
place presents attractions rarely found combined
The situation is proverbialy healthy immedi ately
north Of the Soldiers Home, and quarters of
a mile from Rock Greek Church. The read TO be
travelled to the city is one of the best in the coun
try.
Title perfect Price moderate and terms easy
Pleasure will be given to show the premises to
any one wishing to purchase. III
letter addressed to me, through the City Post
once. Will be attended to. ~
POSSESSION can be given within two weeks, or be-
c. H. wILTERBERGER.
p. S.-The Land can be divided III desired Civ
ing 10 each part improvements. ia cow
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LARCENY CASES Yesterday, Samuel Rush
was arrested by officer Crump, of the First
Ward, for larceny of a breastpin and other
articles from r. Nixon, of Georgetown, and
was held to bail for court by Justice Drury.
Robert Holmes, colored, twelve wears old,
was arrested by officer Weldon, of the Seventh
Ward, for stealing between FORTY five and fifty
dollars from Justice +. A. Boswell, of the
Seventh Ward The money was not recoy-
cred. Nancy Holmes, the boys mother, was
also arrested for receiving the stolen money
and both were sent to jail by Justice Handy
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by w. b. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers
~ No. S01 Pennsylvania avenue.
VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
LADIkS, SILK DRESS GOODS. CLOAKs
bnnNNETS, NELYETS, RIBBONS, &C., &c,
MONDAY next, January 22d, 1855, at 10 O'Clock,
we shall sell the extensive stock Of Mr.. Samstsg
at his store No. 81 7th street, near street The
stock consists in part Of
Ladies' Dress Silks, French Merinoes.
Alpacas, DeLaiAes, Calicoes, &C., &c
Black and Colered silk velvets, Uncut yelyets
BoDnets, Bonnet Silks.
Gibbons, illusions, Ostrich Feathers, Flswers &c.
Guipure and Blond Laces,
Embroidered Handkerchief. Collars, &c.
White Nalenciennes- Laces, Buele Trimminrs &c
Kid, Silk and other Gloves,
Check Nets and Swiss CAmbrics
Bishop Lawns, Silk and other yeils
Ladies, White Worked Undsrclothipg,
Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, DC
Linens, sheetipgs, Shirtings &c,
Cloths Cassimeres,
Shirts, Drawers, &C.
Fancy Goods, Trimmings, Sewing Silks,
Threads, Spool Cotton.
Breids, Buttons, &c.
brushes. Combs, Perfumeries,
With great variety of other Fancy Goods,
The whele stock must be sold without reserve
and removed for the purpose Of rebuilding.
The sale VIII continue daily until the whole stock
jaisd B.LEwIs a co. Auo,..
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
WILS0N-H0USTON. On the 18th instant, by
the Rev. DR.. Sunderland, DR.. G.. J. WILSON, o.
:; A, TO Miss GERTRUDE L., daughter of John
III. Houston, Esq, of this city
- RODGERS CUTLERY
JUST RECEIVED per steamer Australasian, d.
rect from Sheffield, England, the largest and best
selected assortment of
GENUINE RODGERS CUTLERY
ever offered for sale in this city, consisting of
Ivory handled Table and Dessert Knives, Carvers,
Forks and Steels. Pocket knives and Scissors in
endless variety, all Of which We offer to the public
at the lowest cash price.
SAMUEL +. SAVAGE,
Penna. avenue, between 10th and llth SITS,
ia Rlw Washington, ID. q.
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LET Two ofthe largest STORE ROOMS in
Il Washington, being the upper stories of BALD
Ing southeast corner 18th street and Pa avenue,
store.
Also, large BASEMENT, suitable for Q first
class Restaurant, in rear Of said building near
Washington Theater. Inquire of NAGLE CO.,
Wine Merchants. on premises l9-tf
E'0R RENT-Tws ROOMS, at No 500 9th ST.
I'd floor. Apply to Mrs. YORKE, aga 10th
street. de II -lm
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COMMITTED IN DEFAULT OF BAIL.-This
morning Superintendent Richards committed
John o. Butler, alias Henry Young, (the negro
arrested by Detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt,
for the robbery of the CHILEAN Mnister,) to Jail
for court in default of $1,000 bail in that case:
and also 81, 200 bail in each of the cases of
burglary and larceny brought against him by
Gen. Dyer and Archibald Sterling. The officers
have in their possession a match box. the bot
tom and top OF which are costly stones, and
the sides and ends of gold, which was taken
from the prisoner, and has not been identified
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WELCOME To DIR. SUSpERLANp-Thec con-
gregation of the First Presby terrain Church, on
" street. assembled in the church last even
Ing 10 welcome their pastor, Rev. Byron Sun
derland, back from his tour in Europe, where
ne mas spent The last eighteen months, for the
benefit of his health. There was quite large
assembly, and the exercises were very i'm
pressiye. Rev. DIR. Gerley commenced the
exercises with reading the Scriptures and
prayer. and addresses We're made by Prof
Gallaudet, of the Columbia Institute for the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind, and others. DR.. sun.
derland responded to these speeches of well
come in an eloquent manner, and after the
formal exercises were concluded, received the
congratulations of all present
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lH WEST END rRUG STORE. at+
No. 113 Penn. Avenue, south side, IL
Ayers, Schenck b, yaynes and other Family 81
Medicines. Also choice Perfume ies Ponades 81
DC. for sale at above store. ~ -'1fB la CIV
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE No. 500 7th street
u near MARY land avenue, Island. Inquire of B .
ROBINSON, 322 Pennsylvania avenue. ia l5-tf
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T,o PRISONS SECURING HOE.

FEC sale. fye hundred cart loads Of sAwDUST.
Apply at GALT'S KiRdli ng aud Stove Wood ONCE.
2ex Penn avenue. between nth and 18th. streets.
or 81 MIL feot OF l7th st.. 10 left
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IHUMAo UUWLING, Auct.; GeorgetOwn,
EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITTRE AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, January 2sth 1856,
at 10 O'Clock, l ill sell at No az bridge street
between Congress and W sshinRtOn streets large
viz:
Walnut Sofas and Chairs
Excellent Chamber Suite, comprising large hand.
some solid Walnut Bedstead MarbIe-ton Wssh
stand aid Bureau, Chairs, Rocker, &C
Gilt Frame Mirror, Wardrobes, &C
Brussels and Ingram Carpets and Oilcloth
Hair and Husk Mattresses and Bedsteads
Feather Beds and Bedding
Par Tor, Cooking, and other Stoves
And great variety OF Goods not mentioned
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
"a l6-d AHctieneer
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SATURDAY. January N

II THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
GROCERIES, IRON SAFE, PLATFORM
sgHAaL+ES, HORSE AND WAGON, &C, AT
On WiDNEsDAY MORNING. January oath A.
~ o'clock will sell, at Ne. liz High street be-
tween Beall and Dunbarton streets, a general as.
Groceries and LIQUORS
large Iron Ssfe
Platform and other Scales
Horse, Wagon and Harness, &C.
And many goods not mentioned.
Also,
At O'Clock p. m, the property will be sold
ia lS-a l1ntl THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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All persons having claims against the firm of
BARBOUR, sEMMES & co. will present them
20 US Ior pay ment AID all persons indebted to said
Is absolutely necessary the business should be
ministrator of the late John b. Semmcs.
"a 6eo2w BARBOUR HAMILTON
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POSITIVE SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT AT CORNER OF AND 2ITH STS
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January 2Sd At
I CLOCK, on the premises, we shall sell Let A. in
square 40. fronting rs feet on street north AT the
corner OF 24th street west, with depth of Sc feet on
at I clock, AT THE AUCTION ROOMS
We shall sell Lot = Square l54 fronting IS feet on
OF Ia feet inches fA
Terms cash.
Conyeyances at purchasers cost
,sale peremptory as we are instructed to sell the
ahoye lots to the hi CHEST bidder
ia lSdts J.C. MCGUIRE 4 co, Aucts
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z; Nj. z. KING RUDOLPH A. KING.
Inc new nrm OF n. n. p. HING 4 SON will on
deavor TO supply their customers with the same
choice seiecuon OF hne Green and Black Teas,
this stand has acquired its reputation The old
stock Of goods having been sent to auction, they
now offer an entirely new and enlarged rtment
Of such articles as are found In . frst class
family grocery store. r,u
ja7-G Cor. Vermont ave and 18th street.
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H. CO-PARTNERSHIP. ..sH
Il he CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between u; MP. King and N. w Burchell having
oeen dissolved by mutual consent l have this day
associated with me my son, RUDOLPH A KING,
under ne name and style Off. Nj. r. BING SON,
as wholesale and retail dealers in fine Teas and
choice family Groceries, at the old stand eff King
Burchell, corner Of Vermont avenue and 18th st.
January ], 1856 Y M p KING
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HENRY N. YOUNG, Admiufstrstor.
IA l7-3r GREEN A WILLIAMS, Aucts
pY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

CONTINUATION SALE OF DRY GOODS,
BY AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant. commencing AZ
10 clock q m, and continuing from day 70 day,
until the whole stock s dis posed Of at Lansburgh
Bro. s, nth street, betweeE / and X streets
north, No. 375.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS
ia Is Auctionesrs
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1 situated 2x miles eouth Of Fort Washington on
scala creek N Prince GEORGE county Md;
The land is well adapted to the growth Of wheat,
dsnce Of mari OF superior quslity;k Of mile Of
water st front and shiPpins point Improyements.
per acre; one half cash, the balance In 1, ana
years: Ipr. turtle pards uiars inquire Of H s.
d north, dea6 soaU
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"ANTED.-For q irst class Confectionery in
w Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to take
charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and
ornamental work, and well recommended. Apply
at No. 316, Pa. avenue, w Washington, d. O.. oc l.
WANTEB.-sECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Alse, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of eyery
description. b. BUCHLY, 4O6 9TH street,
jes-f between @ and I'll, east side
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saw him walk In the procession slaverys deadening
nstitution There Is spark of dyniiy that cannot be
extnpushed, and there was still between the old mas
tors and the slave foe ing Of love towards each
oner Captain Ane his old master ter hal hsd become con-
emancipation was general. He did not feel like talking
in Joeular manner about the meeting with MS Old
The time will come when all will rejoice at the altered
ttate Of the negro North and South He had been
preached By members the louisiana Convention not
20 walk In the procession or to enter the Convention,
eiecton in one or two q the Northern states They
miFht as wei ask nm to put pistol to MS head as to
Alter being e,ecied a delegate 1t would be a mere
shsm ne had not appeared Father Abraham was not
The White House, and to sit at his table Untense
thusiasm When the Rebellion was thfeatening, and
Lee, Longstreet, and Eve were threatening he valleys
of ofPennsylvan when blood was pouring fOm the
breasts Of our patriots then America was not ashamed
now.
Honor is substantial thing. What would IL profit the
nation of 1t gained he whole south and lost is own
soul u II lose Its own honor2
\ despatch was announced from New York.
the roll Of delegates from the North
the New York delegates that they should appoint a
Committee to attend CCmmittee to proceed to Illinois
Committee of hve had called on him for the purpose
Of an invitation to the Southern Convention.
IL was moved that Committee OF Five be appointed
TO meet the southern Committee.
- General WalbrOge, Mr. Ward, Mich. General Batter,
appointed the ommittee
Governor Curtn then stated inability to be pre-
menis He ex pressea his thanks tor tSe honor of
making him chairman Of the meeting even temporarily
aud said that Pennsylvana and Phiade phia will aways
He spoke OF the Union League in the highest and
Philadelphia to the state House where freedom was
first proc aimed and now rst practically carried out
lie cone udec and made his farewell, and was greeted
Then Mr. Titon took the Chair. He referred in
jocuaT manner TO the difficulties OF free press taking
the presidency, and hoped he would do no mischief
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court of Quarter SessiOns-Judge Ludlow.
Ann Schroeder was CHARGED with committing an
assault and battery upon Elizabeth Morrison; and
Ann SHREDDER Elizabeth Brenner, Matthew Sherder,
and Hugh Brenner were charged with assault and
battery upon Annie and Albert Morrison. The
Commonwealth stated that on the evening of June
2 these parties came TO Morrison's house, very
anxious to fight.
1he Morrsons refused to fight. but the defend
ants were determined TO fight. They accordingly
"went in" and in few seconds were beating the
whole Morrison family. BY the interference of out
side parties the combatants separated.
The defense deny this statement, and allege that
the first blow struck by one of the MorrisOn's
John Summervile was charged with keeping q
Vicious dog The Commonwealth produced teSti-
mony TO prove that several persons bit by the
dog It seemed to be q very mIschevous dog, and
had been allowed to run loose. On trial.
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American Gold. .'..'.......'''.'.i96 IA
American Silver, bs and ts.............137
Philadelphia Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, September 5.-The foreign news, al
though unfavorable, has had perceptibe effect in
the Breadsus market here, but the trade devoid OF
spirit, ,,and prices, lfanvthng, favor buyers.
Cotton is rmer, with small sales mdclngs at $50
rs ents
for shipment and only limited inquiry Tor home con-
sumption sales of sUpertne at S15O@ST5: od and new
stock extras 500 II 3u0 bushels Northwestern extra
family at Sll@l25O; d and wheat Pennsylvania
and OHIO do do at Sll25@ 1850; and 200 bbls choice
winter wheat family at sl3@li'5O Nothing doing in Rye
Flour or Corn Meal.
There is more Wheat coming forward but there is not
much demand In the absence OF sales we quote at
so 2'70@12S2 Pennsylvania and southern red, and
So 9O6D3 for white Rye is dull Pennsylvania is held
at Sll5 In Corn Improvement to notice. Sales OF
TalOW at 02c and 25O0 bush Wes mixed at S9Cp90c
Oats and wanted Sales OF southern at 500
SIC and 1900 bush unsOund at 45c. Prices of Barley
and n alt are nominal
Whisky Is quiet with small sales of Pennsylvania at
and of Ohio at 50 40.