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THE CITY'S REwARD FOR THE AssAss,
NATION CONaPIkATQRl

hessrs. Sewart and Riddle, as counsel for
General l.. q. Baker, +. j. Conger. and L. r
Baker, have entered suit against Morgan,
Smith, Daugherty. and others, who received
the Government reward for the arrest Of the
az sasslnation conspirators. The object OF this
suit is that the parties interested may come
into court, and the equity Of their claims to
portions Of the reward Of $4,000 offered by
the Corporation OF Washing may be deter.
rninpd on
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A Paper Collar Conxe,,ior

Boston, Oct. 1s.-A meeting of all the Ii
censees in the United States, of the Union pa
per Collar Company, has been in session here
this week, At which meas ures of great jmpor
lance TO the trade was transact
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The Canadians Threatened by the Fe.

ROCHESTER, Oct. l6-There was a large
meeting of Senators and Centres of the Fenian
brotherhood of the State Of New York in this
city last night resolution was adopted to
the effect that, If the Canadian authorizes in.
fict punishment on the Fenian prisoners now
In their hands, the most severe retaliatOry
measures will be adopted. I'd. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

The WEEKLY STAB is now on our counter
for sale. and in wrappers, ready for the mails
containing. among much other reading m after.
char ming story entitled The Gin Ball., a
beautiful poem, Hand IN Hand" fall ac.
counts OF The Great Storm; The Grand Ma
tlonai Gun Concert Draw-in; The Temperance
Demopsrationi The Smith sonian Instltu te Re.
port; Humorous Sketches, with Domestic MIL
Itary, Naval, Departmental and Local News:
Agricultural and Housekeeping Miscellany.
and the latest Telegraphic Dispatches from ala
quarters
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GARNET MERTJNc

The Cabinet meeting to-day was attended
by all the members. and lasted several hours
Nothing OF special interest occurred apart from
the meeting, and there was, as usual, on Cabi.
net days, an absence Of visitors.
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RY W. L. WALL q CO, Au.tioneers.

HOUSEHOLD IFFkCTs AT AUCTION
We will cell, on MUNDAY. Octoner I'd Iss
commencing 1T 10 O'Clock, At No. sOr north i
street between sth and 9Th SITS, the entire stock Of
safas Divans, Sofa Chairs Paintings
Three ply, Ingram ana Rag Carpets
bedsteads ara Bedding
Fine Cook Store and ErNtures, complete
Cr.ckery and Dining Tables
Care seat Chairs sc.
All to be sold without reserve.
Also.
Lease Of Houses having i've months 20 run Il "a.
seld At the beefnpina q sale.
cls W L WALL co. Auet.
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- Hudson Taylor, 34 Pennsylvania av-
enue, sends us COdey's Lody's Book for Novem-
Der; also, new novel just issued by Lormg.
OF Boston, entitled Milly, or the Hidden
Gross" by Lucy Ellen Guernsey, author of
"Irish Amy"
Also, from j. G. Parker. Post Once News
Stand, We have Cooley tor November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

~From the composer, +. ". Caulfeid, we
have a spirited song. entitled s.Tne Boys IN
Blue 10 the Boys in Gray" dedicated to Presi.
do nj Johnson.
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RY eBfEs . WILLIAMS, Auesion..r.

VALUABLE PRIyATE RESIDENCE AND
IwEkN sTkksT AND VIRGINIA AVE
On Ihk Island. AT POBLIC AUCTION
On fklDA1, the 10Th instant at a.. o clock n
We shall sell, the premises, good t~ story
ans attic Frame Home, Containing nine good
rooms, with good b all aud Q me store room h.y
ins good front on 10th street, running bail |.
good oepth, being house No. $50
Terms: ope-ihlrd cash balance IN SIX ana twel I,
months. secured 10y deed OF trust on the premI.e,
All opEeysncipe and revenue stamps ~ the cost
OF the purchasers 500 de~n on IN. a q, Of a ale
&C 19d 0R3EN WILLIAMs Annt.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Execution To-day.
Especial to the Star

NEW YORK, Oct. 10, is6s.-Frank. or Frau
coma Ferris, the Portuguese who murdered
his wife Msry Ferris, IN this city, in Septem
Der, 1854, by the vigorous use Of hstchet upon
her head. will be hanged to- day at the roombs
prison. in this city. The galiows Is already
erpetSd
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SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev G..
II. Smyth will preach his second anniversary
sermon at this church next Sunday This
church has been handsomely repaired with
new root. steeple, &c. has a fine new organ
an d an excellent choir, and we doubt not the
occasion Will be one of great interest to the
people and their friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

DECLINES TO RUN.-Hon. Montgomery Blair
declines the nomination tor Congress from the
fifth Maryland District in favor OF the Demo.
cratic nominee, Sir. Frederick Stone, on the
grounds that there is a large majority Of De-
mocrats among the Pres,deurs supporters in
that district, and tha Mr., Stone Is a proper
man to represent not only the Democrats but
the Conservative Upionists il the district.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-Cotton dull Flour
advanced 5al0 cents; Southern. SI2 lOaSl6 SO.
Wheat advanced Lap cents. Corn 1 cent hat .
ter. Porknrm. Lard steady. Whisky steady.
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-- DRIVING THRoCGH A PRoCRssIoN.-This
morning, Dennis Slater, coiored, dro We throu Oh
funeral procession, and in doing so he broke
the tongue 81 carriage. He was arrested by
Officer Fuss, and Justice w alter fined him no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

PETTY LARCENY.-Musca Bundy. colored,
was arrested yesterday by ofncer James of the
Seventh Ward, for stealing a bed Tick from
the store Of George W. Busher, opposite the
Central Guardhouse. He was taken TO the
station house, and in default of bail. was COM
mitted TO Jail for court by Justice Handy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

~ Mcconnell & Herbert, Ass 7,h street, send
US he Catholic World and Godey's Lady's Book
Tor November, and the National Freemason TO-
October 81. .. .-...
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A DELIGHTFUL EvREING.--ln addition to the
other attractions at the ST. Dominic,s Church
fair at Odd Fellows Hall tonight, Mr.. John
Parsons will render several Of his exquisite
bailads. accompanied by Mr.. J. H Mattingly,
for the entertainment OF the visitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

HAVING Doc In MARKET-Yesterday
officer Hughes arrested Joseph Pra,her
butcher. for allowing dog TO accompany hun
TO market. He was taken before Jpstic,
Thompson, who fined him ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

THE ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD CAsE-Tbe
case of the w ashington Alexandra and GEORGE
town Railroad Company agt. Martin Stewart,
Leonerd Huyck, and others. is before the
Equity Court Judge Wylie) to- day, and the
counsel are arguing motion TO set aside the
lease of the road TO Stevens and Phelps. J. H.
Bradley and X. 7. Merrick for the lessess and
X. j. Brent and y. b. Magruder for Stewart
and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

- Prom Shillington. Odeon Building. we
have Godey's Ladys Boot for November; also, a
copy OF Wv nref1ars. or the times OF Charles
the Second" just published by the Peterson
Brothers.
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Another Convention in PHILADELPHIA.
Especial 70 the Starr

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 19.--It il proposed that .
Convention OF eoiored soldiers and sailors shall
be held in this city on the 9Th OF January next
IL Is 70 be composed OF those men who fou zht
for the country during the war, snd the object
II TO lay the claims Of the race in a proper me-
NOR el before Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

MISSION SERvTCB-The Episcopal clergy O,
our city have esta blished mission services i'm
Stott's Hall, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and both street.
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A UCTIoN SALE .! GOvERNAlNT weOD

0Noe Of Ossf Qsass1Nast.v, 4
WasAsNstos .. O.. October Is, Isl 4
The auction sale OF Government wood a. the
wood YARD. one fourth Of mile north OF the eitv
Of Alexandria, on the wsshingtoa, Alexs.dris
and GeoI getoyn railroad. wifi be resumed on
continued daily until the Sd OF November fnclu-
sive Sundays excepted unless the lot is cold be-
fore that time. ~
Upwards of eight thousand cords of Oak and Pin.
are offered, which Will be sold Of the kind 20 suit
I'VE hundred cords. :
Terms: Cash, In Government funds on day of sale,
and fifteen days allowed for removal.
MI LODIHGTON
Brew. Brig. Gen. and Chief ousrter m aster.
&C ls-M Department Of WaehinRton
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INTERNAL RxyKNUE.-Ther receipts from this
source to- day were S5I7,767 90
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Br sAcLs co. AZ asf,.iSns.I:;

- No. 2ss Pennsylvania avenue.
Particular attention 10 called to our regular
Evening Sales, which will commence SATUR
DAY Oct Goth at ~ O'clock ,. sud be cen
Evenings same hour and place.
Wei name, In part, D.y Goods Of every cescrip-
Shirts, Unoershrts, Drawers. Hosisry
Blankets, Quilts. Ceunterpanes, eheetings
Table Cloths. Table Covers, &c &c.
Also,
Roots and Shoes
Crockery, Toilet, and Glass Ware
Fancy Gsods. g. CARS. Tobacco. Cutlery
Perfumsry. Toilet and other Soaps
Pocket books, Rszors and Razor Straps, &c, &c.
Ali articles solo without reserve.
scl9 HA0LB 4 90, Aucts.
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n~GRAsD FESTIVAL, TABLsAUx, AND
S CONCERT, fer the bepeht Of
ST p S5b sesI sEw c Hgf9

supper. including the delicacies 81 the season,
Will he .sry.d every evening BY experienced CO.
terrrs. The entertainment will be varied oy q
series - Tableaux Vocal and Instrumental Music
Adni' sion. IL Oents. oe l-aw
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NV IRAME HOUSE AND LOTS FRONT

aud eth streets east, ~ AucIiUn.
On THU RSDAY. the 18th Instant, ve shall eel,
In front OF the premises. at o'clock D m Q hand
some two stoTy frame house. coDtziu nj ne nvs con
vthiently arranged rooms, with the lot on " hi b
II stsDds, and another lot fronting on eth street
running back snd ad joinine the rear OF the LOT o.
which the house stands
Terms ct sale.
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BY virtue Of an order Of distrsin from William d
Todd, Treasurer Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Washington City Orphan Asylum = gainst the goods
and chattef Of ID. Erhardt, have seized and taken
all the Buildings and Tenements Lot 6. In Square
No. go, st the corner OF Ohio avenue, 49, and q
streeta vest and north to satisfy due. and in
arrears, the said Washington City Orphan Asylum
~ sroond rent OF said Lot 6, in Square ase, and
hereby give notice that the said Buildings and
Tenements viii be sold st public auction on WE'D
H1sDAf bext, ~ O'Clock p. m, 10 the highest
bidder for cash, to satisfy said rent.
w. A. BOSS,
10 AaillH nd
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

governor swami anu the Police COmmiS 4.
sionePs. st.-. .
BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-GUvernor Swami has
summoned the Police Commissioners to ans W Ar
The charges against them, on Monday next nj
Annapolis. The notice was served last night
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APPOINTMENT 0I !HTIRNAL REVENUE

Mr.. lie Roy Cofran was to-day appointed
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the I'd dis
trict ofEirgiRia. "...
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331 nth STREET,
S VASE ING Ton, d. O., Oct. 10, 1856

0 I 10 Z
In conformity with the limit aton % time for he
Presentation Of claims az atLst the fu nd now under
the charge Of the CommissIry General OF Prison
ers; priDcip sify money that had been taken from
Union pris. ners OF var and recovered - 6xed by
direction Of the Secretary Of War to be on or be.
fore Oct 1866, OF which due public notice was
ella presented after that date will be considerei
BY the +" Bo1rd Of 0ficers" now in session n this
psrtmsnt. A. @ o., of date Oct. 1. IsB
Such evidence TO complete the claims pre- vented
addressed t. claimants their agents mist be for
warded to tie Commistsry General of Prisoners.
on or before Nov l6. 1885, to enable the % Boa rd
TO male their report and csmp lete their pro rata
aw ards ..-' - - = =
By order Of the Board. 49, ...
b. CLAY WOOD,
j. n QUITS,
oeIs-4t Brew Lit Col U s. l., Recorder,
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HONEY

a. ! am to to-day receiving Horny of the finest
N. w. BURCHELL,
Corner of l4th and streets, under
ELEGANr BLACK MANTILLA vELvsrs-
We have on hand few pieces of very superior
BLACK LYONS SILK vsLvErs
for Mantiilas to which we invite the attention Of
On hand a splendid assortment of rich and heavy
BLACK CORDED SILKS.
together with spiesdid ss:ortmsnt Of Ass'ns''
.. HANDSOME DRESS SILKS,
al Of which We are selling at the lowest cash
All goods mari Ell in plain figures. ct the lowest
market rates. Ne deSistien sIlSssd -
&C 10 eo3sf between 7th and sth streets
SREHANDOAH VALLEY, =
WHITE CLOVER HONEY Tin the comb,
NEW MOUNTAIN BUCKwHEAr,
AND MAPLE SYRUP,
EN-. P. KING q SON.
ocIs-6t Corner Vermont ave- and isx street.
Fl ATS! Tsl
o. HATS Ior young mon, such are sold i'm
nrst Glass; retail stores on Broadway w
M am also prepared to offer the Amidon SILK
hAT. made on the London Body, which for beauty
ana aurAoinV cannot be surpassed.
rats conformed IN the head within few uinures'
notice. b. STIHIAIfz. letter.
234 Pennsylvania avenue.
&C lg-lx Second door from 18th street 81
nYsPnPsIA AID PIrs.-A sure cure for these
l. -distre.sine complaints is nov made known
FlTS-io Treatise on Foreign end n sttve Herbal
published BY DR.. o. PHELPS
RIT6-bR0Wn. The DrescriD tion was discovered
IITS-ee cannot conectentiously refuse 10 make it
-kBown, - it has cured every body whS has
FIre-nsed II, never hsvinS failed In single ease
FITS PsIsi., and tbs inETsdisnts may o. oSsainsd
Tsrsts q p nv ei FIT e Rs'esy etc
IITS-GrapA gtreSt. Jersey City, y, J. The Doc.
v,~.-.emedy II the cure Of Oonsumption, and eli
SATs-Lune and Threat complaints Price Oh
,..-Ier botte. To % had Of the DrinciDai
ElIo-orole,de. HE.s 81 oc 10 0
1856 m A IlSS sr fE44IaT}s.SHSa 486
cash 1t -" IARkIIfsss. '''
SEA "" above Odd Fellow Hall.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NEW FALL AND WINfIB GOODS,
hILLER's CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
1Ol Bridge street, GeOrsero,c., DC
- DRESS GOODS
In great variety, such as
Iretch Meripos, Empress Cloths. Peplins, plain
plaid sBd .trfped; Aipscas, Delafnes
5000 ards low. priced Deiaipe,
~ OO erds Csltcoes, at Is, D., and -,
Brovn uslins, l1k Is. ~, and Is.
Biesched do, Is. 1871, 10, Is. 81, M.
anhen, Shawls, Clsihs, Cassimeres and T weeds,
Canton Rlannels. nj: IS, 81, aH. %. Is.
A large stock Of Mourning Goods. Gloves, Ho.
siery, and Notions, all OF which will be sold very
cheap Pertons 70 want Of goods win save money
By giving rs Q call. 7-'7I
se Elm' BENZ MILLER
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THE TnorTINe RACES YEsrERDAr.-rhs
trotting race yesterday, for the pure of t25o 10
the horse that should most nearly touch the ex-
act time Of three minutes. mile heats, best three
In ere. going under saddle or otherwise ~
wilL vas Q very Interesting one. The horses
entered were such, of eourse. as could make
time far below three minates, bat the point
was 70 90 reprees or regulate their speed as
that they might most uearly Approximate that
time. The horses entered were: Sazsrac, by
Mr. Dull; Lady Washington, by Mr.. Hinesley;
Red Bird, by Mr.. Dennis, and Peggy, by Mr..
Dorsey. There were six heats and SaxarAc was
the winner. He was driven by William Wall
The result OF the heats 10 Sta.ed TO ua as fol-
lows:-1. Peggy, 25S; 3. Sskarac, 2.59 3. Peg
gy. PSI; T. Lady Washington, O. and 6. Saz-
arse, 3. s..- -.-l-sssa-s-- .aazrs .--4asr1-..s
We hear also with pleasure that arrange
ments are being made BY the liberal manager
of the rack. Mr.. Mohit-brother OF the enter
/ prsine gentleman who. with his own means
alone, has furnished this metropolitan popula-
ton with probably the best track In the coun-
ry-to bring Dexter hirher, with Lady Thorne
also. She can put him TO his best steps bat the
interest win centre largely in p rse that viii
be made mp that he cannot beat the best time
OF Flora Temple. "Hr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

~BOABp OF fRADE.-rhs fourth quarter.
III ly meeting Of the Board OF Z rsde will %
Fed st the Rooms THIS ridsyD EVENING DC.
ober 18th, 10 %, at ~ o'clock. when every member
spsrtfculariy spjoined to be present..
IL r. SARDO, Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

WIFE BEATER.-Last evening, officers
WalliDesford and Becker arrested John Nc.
Callan on the charge of being drunk and dis
orderly. On taking him 10 the station a war
rant was found against him for an assault and
battery on his wife, and she being present ne
struck her several times. THIS morning the
Justice hned nim 80 and costs for drum kenne
and committed him 10 Jail in default of secu-
rity TO keep the peace.
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tional Bank Of Wsshington, ID d. do solsmniv
wear thar the above is true to ths best
tsisnedJ WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
District Of Columbia, County of Wa,Ai.x,on =.
sworn and subscribed before me, this Sfh dsy Of
October. 1906. tSigued., .' -
ocHN N. CALLAN, Notary Public.
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4 So I ES s. r.. 4S6
cash at 0ABKBIT Frs,
6o. 4s6 Seventh street, eight doors
SEA- 3ws above Odd felloWs' Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

BUYING STOLEN MULEs-Yesterday. Lieut
Gessford, of the Seventh Ward. arrested job n
Dain hardt. a teamster. for buying two mules
found in his Stable, which had been stolen Ii
appears that on August 9th a team of four
mules and 4 wagon were stolen from the l4th
street Government park. near the Monument,
which, under direction OF Brevet Brig General
NJ 1. Ludington, Chief q uartermaster, Depart.
ment OF Washington who claims the two mules
as part Of the stolen team. The case is held
for further hearing by Justice Boswell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

CEIvIEG SToLEH PRoPERY.-Yesterday after
noon, officer A A. Greer arrested Frederick
Hess upon charge Of receiving horse Walt ed
at S2OD, stolen from Mr.. Lawrence A. Dawson,
pear Rockville, Md also, John Bowen, alias
John Haddy, colored, for the larceny OF the
horse; also, Samuel Jones, coiored, as acces-
sorry 10 the larceny. The horse was stolen
Wednesday night About one week before the
horse was stolen Bowen went TO Hess and
asked him if he wanted to buy q horse, saying
be had one in Georgetown. Hess said be
wanted good horse, and Thursday morning.
while he was al market, Bowen took the horse
10 his (Hesso residence, and lett him with
Hess employees for him 10 try. Yesterday,
Nr. Dawson's sen identified the horse in Hess
wagon, which led 10 the arrest OF all the par
ties. The hor<e was turned over to Mr. Daw-
son. and the prisoners were held for further
hearing by Justice Hollingshead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

III HONEY,
/ am to-day receiving HORNY of the tnest
flavor and appearance
N. W. BURCHELL
Corner Of 18th and streets under
&c ~ Bbbltt House.
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0TE L 8 n Ed 1872.
MCPHERSON FERGUSON.
s'i fkNS' WE'VE, coeNRR lsr STREET,
C~PIroL HILL,
PCb1 ORC0S, ABDICINBS and OHEMICALA
P1BFCMBRY, FANCY GOODS
p,,.,., !HsTRUAkNre, &C., &c.
rnyGcf1ns Prescriptions accurately com pound
Cd The Night Bell promptly answered.
N@hOrICE YARD BRIDGE In
W. consequence OF the re pairs necessary to be
made to the Navy Yard Bridge. II win be closed on
and alter AOHDAY. October Is, until further
oiuWs: -. B.R F1ENCH, -
oost Commissioner Of Public ouiidisss.
EOR SALE Oh RENT-A fine tone PIANO, OF
= modern 81 10. with stool snd cover, ID
good order Can be seen ct BOSWELL g
Fancy store, 500 street, near 18th. UNIV
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MEDICAL BO0ks.-A large assortment o,
Iva MEDlCAL WORKS on hand and for sale Al
the lowest prices.
&C 10 YRASCK TAILOR.
M GRIEH . WILLIAMS, Assaobssrs.
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CRIMINAL Court. Judge DIN. - YESTERDAY
Francis Fitzgerald was con yicted of larceny
In the case OF VIM. Fitzgerald, indicted for the
ers for defense.
This morning. In the case OF John Thomas
trial commenced yesterday, the jury returned
one year in the Albany penitentiary. Smith
ers for efense.
VIM. Smith, tried for an assault with attempt
TO commit rape on Joanna Cook, was sen =
fenced 10 two years in the Albany penitentiary.
Ellen johnson, indicted for larceny, was
found not guilty. SmIthers for defense
John Lee plead guilty of larceny, and was
sentenced TO one months imprisonment in lail.
Charles Jones, alias Brady, was convicted
of larceny, and sentenced to three months in
the county jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

HORATIO GONE BACK-Horatio Bolster the
pugiIistic button maker, who was sent 10 Jail
few days ago fer beating woman, was re-
leased on bail for court yesterday morning
and yesterday afternoon he was again arrested
by officer Frazier. for assauitng and beating
another woman. Annie Merwin, who used TO
be his particular favoriie among the females
OF Hooker's Division. Horatio was taken be-
fore Justice Bates. and nobody appearing to
give security for his future peaceful demeanor
he was sent mp TO jail, TO await the coming OF
some one 10 be his bondsmap, or to take his
trial al court before he is again released
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CHAT BARGAINS IN SICOND 1HANI
NJ PIANOS
One octave, round Chit OK eytuR 500
One ubus CLARK. tl1s
One Lfbdemsn, SIZE. "vv'
One CIrhsrd uelodeon, o2S
The shove lBstrun snts Ne Will sell upon Ssy,
"Snn. t " @. nsrzEaorr 90,
Cole Agents Of 6teinvay . PIANO., ana III ssou
HamlinS Csbiaet Organs. &C rs ST.
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uS
CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WARRINGTON,
Oh The MORNING OF THE FIRST MONDAY OF &C.
ToBKR, 1856.