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TELEGR ANS, &c.

NC SoSO VI i'auhUci IA. WcntS anu JOun IA
Rogers, iadcte by the grand jury in the Uni.
ted States District Court OF Baltimore, Judge
Giles, on the charge of embezziing the funds
81 ne National Mechanics Bank of that city,
was taken up yesterday. 5. II. Wenfz through
BIS counsel, pleaded guilty and asked the
mercy of the court on aceountof has age and
teebeness. The court said II would be gov
erned by the facts in the trial OF Rogers.
Senator Dixon was received at Hartford
Conn, saturday, ty speech OF welcome by
the Mayor, and \ salute OF thirty Sc ven gaus
hand OF musIc'was present. and the crowd
loudly cheered the speech OF the Senator. He
spoke of the South as in state of slavery un-
der the military bill, which placed in the
hands Of the President the lives OF all the citi-
zens without trial by jury.
Pusey Smith, the proprietor OF the Indian
Queen Hotel Of Wilmington, Del, was fatally
stabbed At the house Of Joseph Pratt Sunday
Pratt made no attempt to escape. and was
promptly arrested Smith lived about an hour
The cause of the Affair, 1t is currently rumored,
was improper intimacy between Smith and
Pratts wife.
The Hon. Aaron Harding, the candidate for
Governor Of the Union Democracy, or "third
party" of Kentucky, has declined to run, aud
his place on the ticket has be n filled by Judge
W. b. Kinkead, the late candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor. The Hon. Harrison Taylor
fills Judge Kinkead's place for Lieutenant
Governor.
Since the decision Of Judge Dealy making
General Mcdowell liable for damages for ar
resting and imprisoning people for using trea-
sonable language and for rejoicing over the as
sassination of President Lincoln, suits have
been commenced throughout California by
hose arrested during the war.
A. M. Benedict. late clerk Of the Pennsylyrnia
House Of Representatives and secretary OF the
Republican State Central Committee, died
Sunday at Huntington. He was widely known
and much respected. Years since he started
the nrst penny paper in the United States.
The following gentlemen have been elected
directors of the Camden and Am boy railroad
Edwin A. Stevens, Ashbel Welch, Joseph p,
Bradley. Cambridge Livingston, John L. Nc
Knight, Benjamin Fish, Samuel Welch.
Almost the entire business portion Of Bren-
ham, Texas, was destroyed by fire on the 2Oth
instant. Fifteen OF the principal business
houses were destroyed.
MCCALL, the absconding treasurer of Santa
Clara county, California, was arrested yest.r.
| day at Walker river, Nevada, and $4,000 re.
covered.
The National Union Convention at Santa
Fe, New Mexico, on April |, unanimously
nominated James +. Francisco as delegate to
Congress.
The ban king house Of PIumkett & Apple
gate at Brunswick, Mo, was robbed Of $1,000
on Saturday night. The robbers escaped
An Omaha dispatch saws the track layiug Of
the Union Pacific railroad has reconmepced
and will be vigorously prosecuted.
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ALE OF POW ID x K

Bursdk ofO rdnascs. Nary Dspartn.ni,i
WGSAtnxios Csty, A pril ~, 1851 (
There will be sold az pu blic auction, tc the
highest bidders, in the ofhce Of the Inspector Of
OrdHence. ct the navy yard Boston. Mass at
nesn, on THURSDAY, the ninth (sth) day OF May,
lSo7. fifteen hundred Il .5o0j barrels of Powder,
composed OF rl1e cannen, mdsket, and ordinary
cannon powder, and eighteen hundred O,sool
pounds com pressed powder.
Tksse powders wilfbs sold by sample and In lots
TO suit purchasers.
Terms: One half cash, in Government funds,
and the remainder within ten days afterv ard !,
during which time the powders must be renewed
from the magazine, ethsrvise they will revert to
the Government. H A. WISE,
ap p23 lat Chief OF BureAu,
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PROPOSALS.
pBePOsALs FOB CATTLE FoR INDIAN
4 SERVICE, IN LIEU OF PROPOSALS
UF MARC II n, IsJ,
DEPsRTMEsr OF THE INTRIIoR,
NJ A all a LII Z

WAsHINGTos, A pril IS, iso7
sesea rrSso,als d sl Il, 2, ,sseiyed aatil iaoelSek
II. b Dsumsb, superiu tendeut OF Indian Affairs
fer the Northern supernte ndeneY, q, On aha Oity,
follovipg STOCK Cattle. % wit:
500 head Of Milk Cows for the wipnsbaso In.
SEQ 6ssd Of aiis 5ows isr ne saatss IT % sious In
a,ahs' oeeSeyins rse5ystion at the mouth
SEQ besd Of milk Gov. Tor Ihs Yancton Sioux In
,oss ss1an. s escSHyiug |. Is:er rv.,iO9 in p.kote
n seegp,inr a r.-efSsiion in Nebraska.
breed not les. ts.S tSrss nor more than seven
s . 9 o9s ssa run a most S ros stss t
thAl three years old.
Sfs.a:
VIII rot be received.
rej.et any Orai bids that may be ofsred Also the
nsst % rsIes any or al the cattle Il be deems
sae.finssndeu, pennan will be authorized Z.
% S. 'aH s. e s Ssd e sSs sSs
Snes Of ,fse Cenmissiopsr Of Indisns AfairSin
IN. oeI. 20 Be delivered on or before the hrss
s.y OF zaguss, 1851
change the place OF delivery vish the consent Of
The eoafrsetor win be required to execute q
soot Snd s.frcisnt bond 10 the sum of s2o .Oo for
tes faithful flinllme.t Of the contract
sc.,I.et ,pd give tss Isasirsd bond.
T ; nH%s %".s civ: " .Ss: a.a su & o
Hs.. be "Propo'a' for
d spa '0' 6 o. q. Bsows1sa, Secretary.
;;s,,,.iefS : ths U. 8. Botanical Garden, Wash
sealdd Pro possls for the above nansd labor and
materials are in yitsd and viii be opened 1T ..
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The European Peace Conference

LONDON, April 29.-The European confer
ence, which meets in London next month ts
settle the dispute between France and Prussia
with regard to Luxembourg, will be COMPOSED
OF representatives of Great Britain, France
Prussia, Austria, Russia, and the King of HoI-
land. as the Grand Duke OF Luxembure Tits
understood that the following terms have been
agreed upon as the basis for the deIiberations
for the conference: First, France is not TO en-
large her present boundaries: second the
fortihcations OF Luxembourg o re to ba eyacua
ted and dismantled; third, the future political
status Of the Grand Duehy is to be ascertainsd
and determined by the conference; fourth. tbs
maj decision Of the con terence is to he puar
anteed by all the Governments particlpstir1
therein. -P.'ns
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME 4. Y. Thorn TON. the great Eng
rian ~ re IA yySn s1 =
the Old World, has now located herselfat Hudson,
part knowledgs Of the greatest inRortance to the
single or married Of either sex. While in o state
Of france, she delineates the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid of an in
strumeat Of intense power, known the Psycho-
NJ :roTe, eaara ntees to produce life like picture
Of the iutlre husband or wife OF the applicant,
leading traits Of char aeter, &c. This Is no hun
bus. o. thousands of testimoni can assert She
written guarantee, that the picture is what is
lurpert: to be; BY enclosing small lock Of hair,
complexion, and enclosing Fifty cents and st ped
envelope addressed TO yourself, you will receive
the picture and desired Information by return
mail. All communications aAeredly coufde utial
Address IN con fidepce, MADAME =. II. THORN.
TOH. q. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y.
ans DAKeAlH
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SECRET DISlASE6.

eAMAIIYAN's GIFT 10 the most certain, safe and
eaectual emedy-indeed, the only vegetable reEBe-
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
ealsam, no mercury Only ten pills to be taken. IL
10 the soldiers hope, and . friend to those who do
net want 70 be exposed. Male packages, ea;fs-
SAsARIfAr's Roof AND HRIB JUIcEs-A positive
and permanent sure fer SYPHILIS Scrofuia, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters, 10. Price 81 rs per bottle
Sold by B o. Ford. See advertissmsut mys
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q. FOUR BOYS AT BIRTH.-Mrs. Waters, wife
OF Mr. james waters, living in Bonne Femme
Bottom. below Burlington, in this (Roonel n
County. was last night delivered of four boy.
at birth, weighing six pounds EACH all alive
ana kicking. ana II wasn't very good night
LOT boys either. Drs. RothweIl. OF Burling.
ton, and Whittker, of Marion, were IN attend
ance She had previously had six boys at tn rec
Drtns, ana has now had six boys in less than
one year-C0tuHbus mol Statesman
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ANOTHER FAMINE IN IRKLAND-For day
or Two past there has been an excited market
lor indian corn on the Produce Exchange of
New York. Large quantities have been sougbt I
for shlpment TO Ireland. 1t is stated in the
world that the steamers of Sunday and Mon
oay orouent private advices that the supply
OF potatoes and other vegetables is provinS
dehcient In Ireland, and that thay. are no
means offtedIng the peasantry OF that country
until smother harvest except with the Indian
States.
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THIRTY-HINTH CoNaREss, FIRsr sEs.
sIOH-S. 265.

AN ACT 10 protecs the manufacturers OF miperaI
water in the District Of Colu mbis, and fer other
sataiirss o hs gaiea saates Of AneT'eG o. ~ con
gTesS embed, That all nanufacturers and ven
.oaed 70 :ss snd boss. ossSa
their names or their mark or marks shall be re-
81 -. s D.res 81 f
description " such bottles and of the name or
published fer not less than two weeks. success.
s,siy dsiiy y oT wsehy Newspaper published
sEc .. And be further eaactsd, That IL Is here
By declared to be unlawful for any person or per
oansr sr owner, thereof &, m sits 81 the
ter. or other bsvss.ses any such bottiesso marked
and not bought Sy him or her Of such owner I or
owners thereof. and every person 80 offending
bottle so filled. or sold Or used. or disposed oi.
or bought. or trsfiicked in. for the frst offence,
be recovered ss other fines in said District Of os.
B. the rs%sns Of the Tnfsi Staten.
bottle. belonging to and used by us .ns eaDtoS
ali perscI. sgaln't dealing or tram cEins in or
Of the Law against all persons so offending.
Geo. Otto claims all bottles and jugs marked
Boss Otto and z. O., ,wssh,ngton D. Q.
M knYsSk.s Ps sCHsEI Ell Bo,tlinr .LaS sitssii,b p
meht corner llth and b streets.
stos,h q KesssI claim all bottles and Jugs
%sTfsd snS stssSs ssSsh sTssa s KGIrs@Igsh S0a
cry I6o 7th Street, bet o and P ILL., Drew
Crowley Coleman claim all bottles and Jugs
81 ry Sns CtN Ths bottle is never ,Sld oRow
"A and street, Island.
W Mack claims all bottles and jugs
mar rksd w. N. II. Mack, Washington. Is q
BOttliSg est.SlishmenS cor. ~ and \, Island IA3h'
Atner 4 Mnedsn g aim all bottle. and Jugs
Tss5s Hoh SfIe1, Sui1Iss hssdsn; RNss his1
a. MOEDkk; O6 ID ~ Brewery N. Y. avenue, Between
SoHs x s9s marked
ST. between north Capitol and lststreet.
HsFB. G.as mass ffS; HHss4 1g.ss gsH
Baldwin Flsaesan claim all bottles marksd
L. this bottle is never sold. Bc,fi,ns sd B
ment, Sd street, between c and d streets island.
y whitman claims all bottles and jugs marked
WnfTMaN WI Th,t%.ni as. v; W.. and v. Folkman. j.
Capitol and lst cts. sp l9-Sw
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THr DIs
TkIOr or COLUMBIA, the 18th day Of April.
J. Bsii Adams, guards sn Of thel
POehetsn deceased, plaintiff
Lawrence oarrsI. c.,s.rins No. sss, Equity
Carroll ,Ostharine Beach, Mar
ths Beach Serena Beach, Ad
cline Beach. Daniel Beach,
Eli Beach, defendants.
hi: .oielso1. 'fs sa sSIa.1sa sS.s the
cause their appearance to be entered herein on
h p day S s ss days
cseaso with as in case Of default, ,,,..
A true eOpy-Tsst: R.J Mics,
ap lo. 4Ot CLERK.
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CONVENTION OF MAEUFAoTURKs-A cjrcu-
lar signed by fifty of the leading manufac.
tureIs of New York. Philadelphia, Pittsburg
and Boston, has been issued, calling a confer
ence OF the man nufacturing interest of the
country, 10 meet in New York on the sth of
May next, TO deliberate upon the present con-
dltion and prospects of the material interests
OF American industry, and to deeIde upon
some method of arousing public attention ts
this subject. -
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The WORKING CLAssRs-It f., renortaa
rom Chicago that the various trade sorie,ias
OF that city intend TO have q grand procession
on next wednesday. IN honor of the s.Eight
hour law, which goes into operation in IIIi
hois on that day. Some time ago il was Thought
that there would be 8 difficulty between en-
ployers ana workmen about the enforcement
ei tnls la", as the employers were insisting
upon reduction OF wages corresponding T.
the reduction In the hours of labor. II is said
now mat there will be no such conflict as was
anticipated the workmen are Willing 10
submit 10 the reduced scale of wages until they
can prove satisfactorily that as much labor
can be done IN eight hours as was formerly
done IN ten hours, increased rest giving the la
borer better physical condition The Iaporipp
men OF ChIcago expect TO turn out 20,N strong
on Wednesday next, in honor OF the Eight.
hour law.
In New York the ladies' shoemakers who
have demanded fifteen per cent advance on
present wages, report that several EMPLOYERS
nave acceded TO the demand. except with re-
gard 10 few items in the increased scale of
charges. The shOemakers are now engaged in
revising their items, and will probably COM
promise with their employers. The tourney
men carpenters report that three -fourths of
thelr humber are now receiving four dollars a
day. The employing carpenters are still con-
slderIng the resolution, moved at their meeting
on Wednesday. TO grant the increased rates in
all their shops. but have not yet announced
any conclusion
The Master Bricklayers of Philadelphia at
meeting held March 18th, resolved .sthat thew
do refuse 10 accede TO the demand of the iour
neymen for Iull DAYS pay for eight hours
work on Saturday, and that the wages this
year shall be no more than last
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~ An eight.hour bill has passed both
houses OF the New York Legislature.
SMen. dressed in Women's cIothes cosn .
mitroooeries IN Dayton, Ohio, after dark.
~The umber OF Swedenborsian vorsh,p.
pers IN seyenty-four American commuuities
is s'a'ed AT three thousand seven hundred.
~ business Is as duh In England as In thus
country. All the nanuf ctu ring d,stricts ave
complaining. E9- sF|Ir
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FREE TO EVERYBODY,

Large pp. Circular, giving Information OF
the greatest Importance to the young Of both
1t teaches how the honely may become be auti-
loved.
Hoyosng lady or gen item an shoe Id fail 10 send
their Address, and receive q copy post paid, By
return mail.
Actress P. o. Drawer, 81,
sp3D&Weoly Troy, N. Y,
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CROP PROSPECTS IN VIRGINIA The Rich
mond EDqtrsTer OF Thursday saws: We have
before us extracts oulled from numerous pa
pers published in all quarters of the State in
relation TO the wheat crop, and they all concur
In the opinion that unless some unlocked for
calamity shall fall upon it, IL will be an un :
usual success. We also learn that work work
ls the watchword of the farmers all over the
State. q We are encouraged 10 hope that the
oat. corn and tobacco crops will be equally
successful. One good crop of each of these
staples will 60 far TO relieve the almost upi-
yersal money pressure
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SUNDAY CARs-That in any American city
thf street cars should be forbidden to ruu en-
sunday Is singular proof Of the power OF
minorities In Baltimore, the question was
Iecentiy submitted to the people, and last
sunday the cars were run. In Philadel mis-
also there ls no doubt that a large majority of
me cluzens are opposed to the suspension Of
cheap uavel-that is all travel of the moor
hffy-two days in the year~-New York Tribune.
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CARD.-MIss NJ T. WILSON begs leave to
~ inform her old Customers snd ths public gem
Estsolishnsnt .. go i2tb street, betweea and
streets. nh l6-lm'
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvanis avenue, near Willards Hotel.
Inthusiastic Reception aud Second Nieh, Of tn.
Young, Powerful. Versatile Actress,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
Whs Will appear en-
THIS (Tussdsy) EvEHIHe. APRIL 30.
Fer the last time, as
LADY ISABEL AID MADAME VINE,
Or, THE ELOPEMEHT.
TO.morrov Might. TIE OHILD sTEALER
METZEkOTT HALL.
GRAND ANNUAL CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
OHoIR FUND OF ST. ALoYsIUs CHURCH,
EVENING OF MONDAY, MAY6.
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR To be obtained at the
Music Store Of VIM. G. Metzerott, where seats
can be secured from Thursday, May 2, without
entra charge. ap 30-6t
METROPOLITAN HALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and 18th SITS.
b. Proprietor
FoUR NEW STARS NEXT WEEK.
The DAVIS SISTERS, from the Western The
sters-LIZZIE, LOUISE and EMMA.
Mr. wM RICE the -.----.-I~ nnr..A,.-.
Lockout for Harry Bsrret's great Burlesque of
the
BLACK OReOKE.
Together with the old FAyorites, ,forminR the
largest Company
EVER IN ANY MUSIC HALL.
JOHNNY HARRIs, Director OF Anusements.
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nEPARTMEHT OF THE IHTERlOB,
" UNITED STA TES Pa TENT OFFTCE.

T. a " Il.
o.S,., WAsHINSToN. April !, 1857.
On the petition OF WILLIAM Il. WARO,sf Port
Chester, y. T., praying for the extenhon of .
patsnt granted t. han the 18th day of December,
Blanks. hiyes, 6c.. for years from the expi-
ration OF said patent, which took place the 2sth
day OF December, 1855, this apslication having
Ii 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once Monday. the Path day Of
June next. at IL O'Clock n and all persons are
why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to
le In the Patent ONCE their objections speci ally
set forth In wrirns, at least twenty days before
party TO be used at the said hearing must be taken
aad transmitted in accordance with the rules of
the once which will be furnished . plicatisa.
Dispositions and otner papers relIea q pom IS tes-
ttmony must be filed in the Office twenty days
before the day Of bearing: the arguments, IL any.
within ten days after tling the Testimony
RseubIican and the National IntelliR enosr. wash
iDgton. d. O., and IN the Times New York, n.
Y once Q week for three successive weeks: the
rst Of said publications % be at least sixty days
previous TO the day OF hearing rur.Vrp
Commissioner Of Psients.
p s-Edftors Of the above apers Will please
COPY. and send their bills to the Patent Once With
V'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the susscri:
" Washington County, In the District Of Columbia:
letters testAmentAry on the personal estate OF
Samuel j. Grimes. late Of Washington city, ID. U,
deceased All persons having claims against the
same, with the vouchers thereof the subscriber,
on or before the 9Th day Of April next: they
may othsrwise By Law be excluded from sD oenenf
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of April,
IsG HDsRlBrr A aRlaE
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IThe Massachusetts Legislature has re
jected the Eight hour Bill.

SThe City Council OF Des Moines has
passed an ordinance forbidding the man u fac
ture or sale of lagerbier within the citv Limits
0Miss Kate Bateman, the actress, is recov-
poison which had infused itself uto her sy.
tenn some months ago when having a tooth
~Wm. Hitchcock has sold his farm. con-
tanning no acres, with improvements, In Mar
odore Goryell for 5000
0rhe fishermen about Havre de q race
and the head of the Ohesa peake have 90 tar
done but little business.
There is secret society of 0ips,ee in
New York, one for the propagation OF free
love doctrines, and one for the secret relSef of
decayed persons Of respeetability.
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Fatal INJURY TO A BALL PLAYKR.-Mr.
Norris Bell, a member of the Bachelor Base
Ball Club. while engaged in q game between
the Athletic and Bachelor, on Saturday After
noon, was struck in the face by q ball fresh
from the bat, which caused inflammation and
resulted fatally on Monday evening. There
was so little external injury that nothing Sc
rious was st first thought of. This Is the sec
ond death this season from injuries resulting
in ball pfaying-Phd. Ledger.
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4 UILDINGs AT F9gBTHlNrH ST. PARE

D.POt THdrteTMn.'oTt Ov.,s1-
WaShiHgt0n ID. C., April ~, l87.f
By direction Of the Quar- ter master General. the
Government Buildings situated at Fourteenth
street Park, near the Long Bridge. will be sold
~ public sale. under the supervision Of CAptai n
james q. Payne, A. n on TUESDAY. May 7,
eommenctng stl0 O'Clock Q. IN. These buildings
consist of
two-story Ness b ouse s2xle0 feet
two-stOry etorehOuse, l8x 4S feet.
Stables, y feet by from l57 to 20 feet.
j Carpenter Shop, 25xI9O feet.
KitShen. W heelvright's and Blsc ksmith s6hoDs,
stOrehouse.
Tool House, s Sheds sud 4 Sinks.
Terms cash IN Govern ne Mt funds.
OHAs d. TOMPKINs,
By't. Brig. Gen.. Depot Qusrtermsster.
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E0R eALE-A psfr Of very 1ne black II ORsEs
II suitable for family use. Will be sold -
single or togethsr. Also. several vsry nne ~
Saddle and HArpsss HORSES, at A
HU0uEbY B0wKN's Stable,
sp1 CT Nev York sy., bet, 9Th and 7th SIS.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE ms
Il TBIOT OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day Of A DriI
- BOOTS AND sHoEs. -
NIw sTORI. "

The undersfgned begs leave TO inform his friends
nW sha .ne Rnene ssn1eraly that he has opened the
Oda Feliows' Hall. where he has on hand gen
eral assortment OF Ladies' and Gen tlemen o. Boys
Misses and Cbiidrepb
BOOTS AND sHOIs.
Remember the number, 302 TIN street, under
ODD Fellows, Hall The New Cheap store, for
de Is GEORGE b. WILSON.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF sERyIOEABLE AND UNsER
- ViCEABL1 0RDHANCE STOKES
5ursau Of O,dnares Nar, B,partn,,

BErsan 0 Ordnance, Macy Departnent,l
WaShsngfon G,y, April 2s, 1857.
There will be sold at public auction to the hifh-
est bidders ct noon, on TUESDAY, the 18th dsy
OF May 1851, In the once Of the Inspector or Ord.
nance, at the Navy Yard, New York, Q very large
lot Of articles Of Ordnance, comprising Oanas
sw ordss Pistols, Rifles, Gun Carria ages, Powder,
Shot and She'll
These articles will be sold IN lets.
Terms: One-half cash, in Government funds.
on the conclusion Of the sale, ana the remainder
within ten days afterwards. during which time
they must be removed frem the yard; otherwise
they will revert to the Government
Persons desiring to bid can obtain printed lists
On applic alton to the Inspector Of Ordnance.
ap29Ht H. A. WISE, Chief Of Bursau.
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TO. THEAKER,

p s.-Edftors Of the above apers Will please
COPY and send their bills to the Patent Nee with
q paper con tanning this notice. ap l0-lAW3w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-24
Mems Fine CaIEPeEged Boots
For sac At Badgers, - Monroe 81
Police Court

Police CSart-
Their" vas quite a large crowd IL At
tendance 1t the Court yesterday morn
ING. and Ave cases came before the
Court 10 be disposed of. as follows :
James johnson. for being drunk anu
disorderly in the Second Ward Market
House. was tined one dollar aRd costs.
in defiant Of the payment of which he
vas committed 70 Jail.
David Williams and Thomas Moore
were lr-zigued on ! charge Of fighting
IN the Policc Court room on Sunday
night. The evidence n this case went
20 show that Moore was the aggressOr,
and that he struck Williams twice
without any provOeatiOa whatever. On
the strength of the evidence, the Judge
discharged Williams ana imposed me
OF ten dollars aud costs on Moore, who
vas minus the spons TO that amount.
and was taken 70 the Fifth street board
ing house 10 spend shert season within
It's hospitable walls.
William McNash aud john Weir were
brought up and ind ten dollars and
costs ZACH, FOR being Implicated in the
row that occurred on Washington hall
corner, on Saturday morning. In which
officer Brady vas assaulted and badly
beaten. Their lines were paid.