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M A K L n f Ii ~ Il
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures :

ARRIVED. ~.
Steamer VALLEY City, Tomlin, New York, tc
81. Eldridge s. Co.
SteamerE c. knight, Denty, New York, te
Fl. G. Winship.
schr. j. j. Barrell, Perry, Washington, to
NJ. Eldridge s. Co.
Schr. Butterfly. DAVIS, Baltimore, Peruvian
Guano, to Il. a Brewis s. Co. and Suite y
Stuart.
Schr. Thomas j. Tul Cooper, Baltimore,
sack salt to T. A. Brewis s. Co:
Hs- 81 81 SAILED.
Schr. Lookout, Lewis Philadelphia, by l.
Mckenzie
Schr. j. a. Darrell, Perry, Philadelphia, BY
Nj. Eldridge & Co. Il
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e. &. O. CANAL. Canal business at
Georgetown continues dull Only two boats
nave arrived since yesterday, though fleet o!
coal boats is reported to have passed the break
az Cumberland and are expected Oh Wed,
nesdaY 444
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JEwELRY AND SILvER-PLATED WARE
Amber Sets, Cornett Sets, Jet Gross, Sets,
White Gross Sets, New Style Bog Wood Sets,
800 New Style Buttons, Studs, Rings. Chains,
Belett's Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, for
only ONE DOLLAR, q PKlGG's One Dollar Jew
elry Store, No. 438, Pennsylvania avenue, near
a. street, Washingt on je ST
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BASE BALL IN THE STREETS. --Notwith-
standing frequent warnings, boys will con-
tinue to violate the laws, by pitching balls about
in the streets, and yesterday lady was struck
in the face and injured by heavy bail, thrown
with considerable force, for which, however,
the offender was Immediately arrested, and
fined by the Mayor, who signifies his intention
to break up the practice Of throwing balls in
the streets, by strictly inforcing the law.
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CIT 1T T. M =

LOOK OUT for q large stock Of CLOTHING, ex-
traordinary, fine and cheap. S. DEALHAM is
now in New York, preparing for fall business.
aug 27-2awtf
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VAJJj ABLE

sts:s NTKI SEAT,
HETWEEN WASuINUTON AND AL"N,
AHDRIA, LAND AND CITY LOI'%
an PRIVATE SALE.
The estate called WARWlCE, four miles
from Washington city, and two from AleEHn-
dria, on the railroad AMI ttrni Ike between the
LSgO cities.
The property vii! be aod in three p4rt%, Vi" ::
|. riFTT-&lN ACRES, with BRICK
DWELLING, containing Il rooms, and out
buildings. On this land arc, nn orchard, ia full
buurng market garden, grapes, shruDDGry,
forest and ornamental trees, and never iaI!in%
we'll OF excellent water. The junction :tMlon
Of the Washington and Alexandria, with :hr
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, Is within =
few minutes walk The scenery ard view arr
Of unsurpassed beauty. and the surrounding
uncXccptonMhe.
land, about fifty yards from the Junction, ana
100 from the Cnnal-seParated from No. BY
the Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad. This l.
excellent land for grain and hay, and 10! mar
:ct gardening.
). TWENTY-FIVE ACRES ON tie old
I.cesburG road, Abou. midway between the
Theological Seminary and Alexandria. The
view from this situation is beautiful and extern
sivc, and the neghborhood very Agreeable.
The above property will be SHOVE By the
alniiy residing at Warwick.
Also, the following lots in AlcNandra:
ONE ACRE, adjoining the lcud0uN an"
Hampshire depot, bounded by P2nG!cton, Far
fax and u alter streets.
ONE ACRE, on the south side Of MNdt.o's
street. extending from Fairfax TO Royal 81.
ONE acne, on the south side Of MOntgom-
cry street, II few yards from tho Canal Basin.
and extending from Washington to St. Asaph
street a part Of this lot is occupied by III"
Washington and Alexandria kAIlro%d
\ lot on the south side OF Queen sire l. be-
tween Patrick and Alfred streets, about ~ feet
'front.' and lC0 deep, to Is feet alley, with w."
snail tenemcnts thereon.
A lot, At the northeast corner Of Alfred and
< lot. on Tho west side Of Columbus ST., be-
tween Wytho and Madison strcotS.
TARAlS:--Onc half to be paid in cash, and
the resGuu il! two equal instruments, ut l. and
Is months from sale, with interest, excepting
that 81, go Of the purchase money for no can
remain il the hands Of the purchaser ioc about
years, beating Interest. ....,,
Farther particulars Of ". Z. YEATON: 1T.
torncy ri Law, Office in I;towart2 Block, Eng
street [. =. y lIE.i.A@r Hfh, Ir">lcc'
ia oI-clti
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TRIPS TO MOUNT VERNoN.-After Thurs
uay, the 5th instant, the trips Of the steamer
lot Mount Vernon, will be made, twice a week,
on Mondays and Thursdays. -. =
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CoAL.-Prices of coal continue unchanged
Brosd top 81 90 to s; gas coal S. to %, and an
thracite (for Eastern shipment white ash, % 10
ga Is, and red ash 5 25 TO 81 IS, as to quality,
on board of vesselS.--Phiia. Amer.
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uANDitENCHlEFS!
Ii HANDkERCHIEFS
A large supply Of all grades of the celebrated
Belfast Linen Cambria linndIlerchefs, Just re-
ceivcd and for sale low
au Il CHAS. w. GREEN, IS, King ST.
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EXCURSIONS. BALLS, &c.

CKAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL,
VI TO BE GIVEN AT
- F IRFAX COURT HOUSE, VA
ON TUESDAY,, SEPT 10.
Fer me Benefit of the Ladies Mem Assoctn. ]
MANAGERS.
W. r. MILAN Dr. L. J, Simpson
George r. Hall Rozler y. CAtts
j. Amo, Fox. VIM. Ayre.
j. j. Coleman. Col. NJ. D Ball
JUDGES
w. II. Gooding. j. B. Bowman
Col. D. f. Dulany. Mai Geo. Johnston.
w. Whaley. Geo. P. Wright.
j. r. Johnston. Matt o. Brlen.
Major S. r. Stuart. A Broadwater.
John II. Barnes. Capt N. M. Ball.
Martin Maddux. L. Rollins Fowle.
The riding will commence at Il q. m
Jam, SaDgster, esq, will deliver the charge
to the Knights, and Capt. VIM. ii. Dulany,
the Coronation Address.
Knights will attend from the adjacent coun-
ties Of irgnia and Maryland, and a cordial
invitation is extended to all aspirants for the
honors of the tourney to enter the lists.
A FINE BAND will BIO provided, and when
the sports of the field are ended, the more
charming favors of the muse Of the many
twinkling feet will be enjoyed in the spacious
Hall, which will be elegantly fitted Up Tor the
occasion.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Chas. w. Turley A. G. Tolson.
Horace Bailey. Philip Lee. ,,
Ample accommodations will be made for oil
who may attend and everything necessary for
their comfort and enjoyment provided
Fairfax Court House, aug 2o-td
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FRESH FIsH.-There was good supply Of
fresh hsh from the lower Potomac, in market
this morning.
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FOR SALE AND FIN I

a. Fol >ALE.-The two story bklCh
Ma HOU~ Z, situated on Columbus, between
Princess AID Que en- Streets occupied by henry
Helm as hestaursnt. will be sold on easy
terms. s 30, BAR FIXTURES, sc. Inquire
of HENRY HEM, on the premises.
euo D-3t
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na FOR RENT-The HOUSE, at the June
.a;i ton OF ROYAL street and Market Alley, now
occupied by Charles Brill as q Stove and Tin
Factory and store. This stand is unsurpassed
for almost any kind Of business. Apply to
AL 22-eotl VIM GREGORY.
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New YORK MARKET. Aug. 26.-Flour . Ct
lower Wheat dull and dropping Corn
without decided change.
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BA,TlNoRE MARKET, Aug. 2G The Flour
and Grain market quiet, and prices without
quotsble change Wheat has declining ten
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u A. COAKLEY will resume the duties Of
IL. her school Sept. 9, at her residence No.
rs, Commerce ct. au 27-td
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. INCENDIARY ATTEMPT. half-paSt
one clock to-day an attempt was made TO IRE
the brick building, known as the Union Ho-
tel, on King street. near the corner OF Alfred,
belonging to the estate Of the late Hugh Smith.
Aquantity of shucks in the upper story we're lg-
nited, but fortunately the smoke vas seen In
time to extinguish the fire before any damage
was done This is the second attempt to burn
this property that has been made recently.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

6r-a HOUSES FOR SALE.
That pleasant three story BRICK Dwell
LING, IN healthy locality, No. Il, south
Payne street.
Two-story BRICK STORE s. DWELLING,
Three two story DWELLINGS,, on Payne
street, Nos T, and II, south.
ONE LOT, on Commerce street. adjoining.
Two two-story DWELLINGS, on the south
side OF Commerce street.
Four SMALL DWELLINGS, on Prince st.
One do, corner Prince and Commerce sts.
For terms apply to
gu calm No. II, south Payne It
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ny TANES
II Office 70 DEL(NQUE&rS'. AL per
sons WHO have not paid their State ana County
Taxes for 1866 are hereby notified to call at the
Office Of the late Sheriff, ut the corner q" X lng
a.d Columbus Streets on or before The +! RST
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, alil settle
the same. If not settled by that time their
property will be immediately distrain"d there
for as any further delay and indulgence cannot
be given. ). y. GAN WOOD!
au 20-td Late Sherlll
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FERTILIZERS invite the attention OF
the Farmers in the adjacent counties to the
advertisements of the Merchants in this place,
who are selling Guanos and Fertilizers of all the
kinds in use, and most valued BY agricultura!-
lists. They can purchase in this place, from
reliable houses, the very best of these articles,
approved and warranted to be genuine, as
cheap as they are, or can be sold, in any other
city. The facilities of transportation from this
place. and the saving Of freight, should be a
sufficient inducement to concentrate the trades,
in a great measure, in Alexandria. Let the
Virginia farmers buy in their own State, from
their own merchants.
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Al : TTON s 4 1 Z S
- Il e EIF F" : 8 A IL.

:, h + | T F" : s 4 / F.
~ ..-.
By virtue Of n .ircree Of The Circuit Court OF
the county OF, AlcX&ndr;a, at May term, 1861
rendered in tre case Of Williamson rs. Gray
son, | shall proceed to sell. at auction, on
Thu RSDAl, September 5th, 1861, at IL
o clock q. H.. in front Of the Mayors Once in
the city Of Alexandria, "a, the following de-;
5c1i5Gd IRToPeFt{ cJo u ana LVI Or
the intersection with the northern side Of Cam
eron st fronting II feet On Henry, and run
ming back east the width Of the front, and par"
alleI with Cameron It eet about SO feet, with
the right of way to ST alley q feet wide. i'll
common with the lot adjoining on the south.
IERMS-CUsh, in current FUNDS. ~
au ats ! NJ SIEU Ak, Sherif.
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Grapes are now retailing at 40 eta. per ID in
the Washington Cd. CO. market. The retail
prlee is rarely below 20 cts 1880 .a
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of
AleXandrla county, At August term, 1867, rem
dercd in the case Of Monroe vs.. Thomas. tbs
undersigned, rs Receiver, will offer for sale, at
auction, on MONDAY, the "a of September,
1867, at II O'Clock b. n, at tho Soap Factory Of
Monroe & Thomas, situated on the corner 0
Payne and Cameron streets, the LEASE Or
- 600 lbs of SOAP; 500 bushels ASHES [
HORSE: WAGON and HARNESS; /
HORSE CART and HARNESS; lot Of SOAP
STOCK, FIXTURES, sc.
TERMS: SO and under cash, credit Of
ninety days, with approved security, bcarin-s
interest," will be allowed on ail sums over that
al 2i-ts JAS NJ SrEUAkT, Receiver
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A!oxundrin, August q. 1867.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON rHls AETERNuuN
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
WASHINGTON, January 80.
Gala nan

ESPECIAL DEsPATCHEs TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, January 80.
The Gold Bill.
Tracy, the recusant witness who was brought be.
fore the joint Committee on Retrenchment, to
testify to frauds in the Goverdment gold sales,
makes recaniatiOn OF the testimony before the
Committee and before the Senate Finance Commit
tee, which goes 10 show the fairness with which
the sales were conducted by Secretary McCuuoch
Hence, the action of the Senate Finance Committee
in reporting adversely to-day upon the Gold bill
Executive Session.
An effort will be made to get an executive ses-
sion Of the Senate tomorrow, to act upon nomina-
tions There Is a great pressure upon the senate
by parties interested, tor action IN their cases.
Mr.. COVRn Shelved.
The Seward Motley correspondence has efTectually
killed MIR. CoYan's nomination Minister to
Vienna,
The Board Of Trade.
President johnson and Hon. Thaddeus Stevens
are among those who invited TO attend the sup.
uer of the Washington Board Of Trade 10 night.
John ". FOrney IS to make the speeoh in response
to the toast 10 the Press"
The Tariff Bill.
Mr Fessenden will endeaVor to get vote on the
Tariff bill to-day. and This may necessltate pro-
tTacted night session.
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THEIR OFFICERS AND COAIMITTEEs.-Th
Odd Fellows Hall Association has elected for
1867 the following officers and commttees:-
Prcsident-.Samuel G. Ruggles, General Marion
Lodge, No. 6.
Vice. President William c. Flanigen, Philan.
thrOpic Lodge, No. 10.
seoretary--Jarvis W. Tindall, Apollo Encamp.
ment, No 49,
TreasuTer-George r. johnson, FredOnia En-.
Campment, No 36
Hall Commlttee-Cyrus Horne, Ashland Encamp.
ment, No As; Joshua NJ. Hopper, Hancock Lodge
No. 43; Allen McColOm, Philadelphia Encampment,
No. /; John w. Huston, Decatur Lodge, No 33 (;
Samuel f. Brenelser Adam Lodge, No. 81.
Finance COmmittee-Bartas p Newman, La
fayette Lodge, No. IS; Samuel N Foster Grand
Lodge William Morslander, Grand Encapment;
George X. Randall, Atlantic Lodge No 262; Thomas
Moore, Commercial Lodge, No. 256.
Library Committee George r; Omerly. Crystal
FOunt Lodge No. 110; Ii. W. Hilderandt Excelsior
Lodge, No. 46; I. j. Butler, Frank lin Lodge, No 3 ;
Paul ketterlinus, WalhallR Encampment, No. Z;
Thomas A. Lancaster, Star OF Bethlehem Lodge,
No. 190
LibTarian-John Reed, Apollo Lodge No. 296.
JanitoT-Leonard f. Bailey Friendship Lodge,
No. 20.
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SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMsTANCE.-Ayo youth of
about fourteen years of age went into a house,
passed up stairs no5iselessly, entered room
commenced to rummage the drawers of a
bureau, This occasioned some noise, so the
owner of the honse went up stairs and into the
room very softly, where he saw the youth, with
the bureau drawers open, and standing over
them ready to explore. He was Immediately
take in charge, and arrested, not for stealing,
for he look no articles, but for entering the
premises with felonious intent. He had hear
inT before Alderman Shoemaker, and was held
i'm $500 bail to answer,
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During the past nine years il is estimated that
the Library has lost by THEFT as many as 473s
volumes, equal to one full years increase By
purchase.
Previous to 1864 the number of volumes loaned
never exceeded 10000, In 1864 the number
reached l6l, 40; in 1865 it had increased to
l69,Zll; and IN 1866, to III, ,003.
Inc working expenses Of the Library during
the year amounted to but 36 per cent of tho
income; the expenses for hooks, 80 per cent:
ana lne amount expended for repairs aud added
to the building fund, "a per cent
From 1856 to 1868 inclusive, the receipts from
hnes averaged Sl75'24 per annum. In 1864 they
amounted to Sll5S'70: in 1865 to Sl7O5'Ol; and
III 1866, TO S2069'S5.
The election of officers for the ensuing year
takes place on the 10Th of February There
appears to be great deal of opposition to the
continuance in power of the old Board of Off
GERS, which has been nominated by one party
OF stockholders, and consists of the following
gentlemen:-
President, 7. Morris Perot; Vice. President, Oliver
ii. Wilson Recording Secretary JOhn A McAlls.
ter; Corresponding Secretary Joseph w. Wilson
Treasurer, Albert S Letchworth.
Dlrectors-Josepb U. Grubb. Richard Wood, John
ID, Watt Oliver Evans, S. Harlan, Jonn G.
Granger, Charles NJ. Taylor, William A. Roln
John De Brot, A. G. L. Crawford, f. I. S. Darloy,
James G. Barnwell.
Librarian, john Edmands
The opposition to the present Board have
brought forward the following names as por-
tiOn of their ticket
For President, J. b. Lippincott the we'll
known publisher; for VicePresideut, f. A.
SOuder, prominent Dock street shipper; and
tor Treasurer, George X. Zeigler President OF
the Bank of Commerce.
Tomorrow evening another meeting will be
held at the Supreme Court Rooms, when 1t Is
expected that the remainder of the ticket viii !
be placed in nomination.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

,-,,--. IN HARRISBURG January 80,
act relating to the cold Mining Company and par value
capital stOCk also regulatns the to Is and fixing the
Seimnus OF the Iownship Line Road; also relative TO
inc Trust OF Christopher LOeser; constituting the
Consolidation act relative TO fng vacancies in elec-
Mr shoemaker an act for the better protection OF life
Iequ ring the Governor 10 appoint three competent
scientific TO report upon the bes app lance Tor the
to ADOPT the same after six months notice
MIR WhiIe, an act repeOlng so lmuchlOt the existing
oicers tor the South and soutEwest also fixing the
rate of ex change at per cent also Amending the law
MrrhOemaker, act extending the time for bringing
suits for accidents resulting in death
Fisher, an act extending the time for completing
Mr.. Nc onaTghy an ac enabling companies organlz
ing under the Mining Law OF Sl49 10 dissolve their Or
A supplement- to the act incorporating the West
Branch Boom Company was considered and after being
toll on logs destined lor paris below the Boom and
having the rates reduced was passed
under the general mining aw to issue skeclal stock
Goa Company; also, authorizing the School Directors
OF Mnersyille to borrow money.
House of Representatives.
The House under the new rule, assembled at 10 A.
Mr. HssySc y G%ant AM offered offered he tOliOw!ng.
Wh Teas, 1T is harged and alleged by r liners and
shippers of petroleum az on CIV hat the Atlantic and
against the czens Of the Com Yea
OF Pennsylvania In favor OF cltIebs OF other States
and that too in the transportation Of products OF
WboTtas is further alleged and charged tn
NATIONS are IN the interest of the assoea
tions or companies In which the officers OF some Of
hann nj said tantic and Great Western Railroad are
lnte ested either directly or indiIeouyi ana
Wb,rsas the interests OF this state re1uire the
removal of such uni determinations; therefore he II
PSsoIped that a committee or five members be aoS
ponted with power 10 send for persons and papers IN
lnonire into the truth falsitv of Allegations and
charges aforesaid and report the TO this House in
n bi1 or OtberWhe e.
n he resolution was agreed to-
MIR Diese offered a IesO utiOn, fOllOWs:-
Pss0lped That q committee OF 1--WE be apponted IN
the matter, and report bill sha dec are IL
10 bo unlawful for any officer director of any ncopo-
rated railroad comDan In this Commonwealth u be in
teesed directly or Indirectly, in company Carving
passengers reEh railroads any part OF which
they are efeeTs OF directors except such interss
railroad companies Of which they are oficeTs and
directors.
The resolution was agreed to-
Mr.. A. d. harkley, OF Montgomery, offered the fol-
Rss6Ivsd Thst the House Of OF PeUn-
sylyaniA acknowledge with gratitude the course Of
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HISTORY OF THE BLACK CRooK.-We
have before us a copy OF the "History OF the
Black Crook" as issued by Barclay Co., No.
SOP arch street. The work Is handsomely
illustrated with spirited colOred engravings. 1t
represents all the most striking scenes, which
have excited such enthusiasm in all our leading
cities. II also gives a spicy history Of Partisan
Ballet Girls" and is evidently book for the
day, treating OF what now commands popular
attention among all the theatre-goers in our
centres of trade and fashion,
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THOMAS T. MASON, Treasurer,
No. l33 North Third street.

LARCENY OF MONEY. Yesterday Philip
Kripps, man of twenty-five years OF age, residing
at No. l24 Allen stIeet, was arrested for keeping
bounty money which had been iutrusted TO his
charge, and claimed to be ignorant of having
received it, and its whereabouts. The evidence
was too strong to admit of doubt that he had
received 1t, and, consequently, being found at
Newmarket and Coates streets he was taken
before Alderman Fetterman and place IN duress
in default OF $1,000.
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TIE MERCANTILE LIBRARY-ANNUAL
REPORT FOR lS66.-We have received the annual
report OF the Mercantile Library Company for
the year just closed. From this II appears that
the "building fund, >" which on January l, 1866,
amounted to Sll, 275, has been increased during
the year by S56l2'66, therefore amounting at
present to SIG, ,S86'65. The receipts and expendi-
lures during the year are set forth in the fol-
lou inn ainlnrlnnrnI
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RING STEALING.-Office Glenn yesterday
arrested Joseph Ryan, youth OF sixteen, living
at No. 422 German street, for stealing a finger.
ring from jewelry. store, at Tenth aud South
committed by Alderman Swift TO appear at
further hearing.
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MARRIED..

COLLINS-BEN NETT.-On January 20, at the Par
sOnage OF the COhOCksnk NJ f. Church, No 1903 n.
Fltlh street by Rev. William Cooper, D. D., JOIN IL.
COLLINS to MARIA EMMETT, all Of Philadelphia.
GoODWlS-HARTLEY.-NO %, 1855, at the
brides residence No 420 Franlin street. Philadephia
by the Rev j. II Suydam, Mr.. CHARLES p. GOOD
WIN, Of salem. n: j., to Miss MARY LOUISA HARC-
LEY, OF Philadelphia.
HARTLEY-GOODWIN- -On Christmas Eve, Decem-
ber q. $50 by the Rev. j q. Suydam Mr CHARLIE
4, HAkTLEY, OF Philadelphia, to Miss ANNIE o..
GOODWIN, OF Salem, n. j.
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Andrew johnson, President Of the United States m
Wsooura9ng every 0ttemn Waether BY ra icaa 81 tho
Oftn or secessOnists the South TO over brow ths
mute1rues q the people and the Constitution OF the
ZION ana that his firm. judicous exercise Of the veto
pVmsr nn9 MS faithful adher TO the true principles
man and pariOf
me resolution was opposed by Messrs Lee. Allen,
By Mr Markev. 0' ~
Republicans to % Democrats -
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THROWING STONES AND ICE.-Ihis is
common amusement with most all Doys, ana
esnacisIly with vicious boys Everything and
everybody are assailed by these missiles which
ofteS cause injuries, and keep all passers-by IN
constant fear. Yesterday John Sharkey i5
years old. and John Chambers, IA years old,
Sare arrested for a breach OF the peace, in
assaulting the employees of Howelps paper fac.
foTv Twentv-f1st and Washington streets. They
were arrested, fined $3.50 each; and bound over over
TO keep the peace, in sums which insure lVs Delug
compiled with, by Alderman Luz.