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The Ladies', Fashions

For the present spring and the coming
summer are very pretty. Ifyou want
10 see them, 60 to the Emporium Of
Fashion, 16l Main street. Mrs. Kyle &
Mrs. Watkins receive the fashions, every
month, in advance of any other house
In Wheeling.
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Mr.. Nasty

.HE.
says-"If all the stupidity in the
United States $50 called) was concen-
trated into a single dose of salts, |
know Congressman that if yOu give
it to 'em t'wouldn't go through EN-, but
only diffuse itself all over their sys-
TEN jest material like! And some Of 'em
are as crazy as looms and growing more
SO every day. They see niger in
every fence, and rs soon as they get
over one fence they see another fence
with another colored person in it, and
when they are over that they see anoth-
er fence with an African gentleman of
American distinction in it, aud so on
and so forth. But there's one thing
they don't see-although their consti-
tuents feel it-they don't See the neces.
sity Of litenin the taxes"
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has never been so to me) will not be
attended by any of Mr.. Johnson's I'M
fortunate appointees.s The French Elk
position may be anice thing, but they
have as much exposition at home rs is
desirable.
FL Tenderly, SANDIE SELKIRK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-30
An American Yisifor

To the Itslfau opera in Paris has been
shocked. He writes: at is where the
ladies come to lounge, prattle, soc and
be seen. The toilette is forced to the
extreme. One might easily fancy him
self in the tropics if he should awaken
from dream. am not so fastidious as
70 object to lady's unbosoming herself
to me, particularly if she has any crush
ing weight on her chest; but confess
to . want of taste in preferring TO deny
myself the pleasure Of peering down a
lady's back"
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TIL. Fine Ru,iue.. stnnd

Recently erected by Mr.. Henry Moore,
on Main street, between Union and
Monroe, is ofieredby Mr.. Thos. O'Brien
for sale or rent. The building being
entirely new and elegantly finished and
the location unsurpassed, it should not
be long in the market.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-30
M. T. CARR.

SURVEYOR AND CIVIL EN6IN.
y eer. Particular attention paid to all Sur
veys Of Lands in this and adjoining countiea-
Plats neatly and accurately made. Having the
very beet OF Instruments, can guarantee sstis-
faction in all cases. Orders lett at MeLain's
Drug Store, or John Balls Tavern. promptly At
tended to. marsolw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-30
SWAMI HOUSE.
PARKERsbrRG, W. Va,

PAKhEKSbI KU, W. w,
THE ONLY FIRST CLANS 10
TELin the city, and the rnO.t conveniently
located a. IN the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing. This Honso has been recently -
larged and newly lifted mp. Water Is drawn
from the Ohio River 10y Steam suction. forced In
\ tank on top of tho binding. from which The
House is supplied with PURE SOFT WATER.
II 10 heated throughout With steam, and al tbs
modern improvements attached.
Bills MODERATE and attention rHoROtoH.
msrltIy j. WIN. DENT. Proprietor
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III. Hnrtm On,

III. Hartman,
No. 90 Monroe street, who has the best
made goods in the city, invites his
friends and the public in general, TO
call on him, ashe considers ii no trouble
to show goods.
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sponges.

sponxes
A fine assortment of bathing, carriage
and school sponges always on hand at
E. Bookings drug store, No. Odd Fell
lows Hall.
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Rrancisco

Has had case of terrible depravity
e Young man only twenty-five years
age, who has robbed q sick mother,
foken the hearts of two innocent girls,
abandoned wife and infant child
gcommitted twenty or thirty robberies,
attempted horrible crime upon child,
rem, and attempted to poison the minds
Of several young girls.
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We Adyise Rxeryhsdy

Who is in need of clothing and fur
nishing goods, and wants them cheap
to call at H. Hsrtman's, No. Is Monro.
street, before purchasing elsewhere.
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DIED:

On Friday, March 18th, JOHN YOUNG, aged
- years.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at
81 o'clock from his late residence in Ritchietown.
The friends of the family are respectfully in
yited TO attend
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For TIE Lnteat styles.

Aud the best of goods for men and
boys wear, SO to II. Hartman's, No. 90
Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-30

John, Did you Ever
Bet on horse race No: but I've
seed my sister Bet on an old mare
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Simon Horkheim@r rs Reuben r. Hedges and
others. Attachment In Chancsry In the Circuit
Court for Ohio county. West Va
John N. Cooper w his own right and - A.
signee Of seperate claims of John W Beck,
Jossph ". Terrell. ] ". Curtis, and OF Robert
White, &c. same defendants Same.
THE SAID REUBEN r. HEDGES WILL
j take notice that the aid Simon Hork heimrr
win, on the nth day Of April, 1867, at the Office
Of z; Jacob. In Wheeling. take the deposition
his said case. and the said Hedges win also take
notice that, az the sane time and place, the aid
John n Cooper viii take the depositions Of J..
z. Curtiss, Joseph W. Ferrell. John ". Beck.
Levi Mills, VIM Twin, VIM. Fletcher Eek
Robert White. and others. 90 be read In evidence
on the hearing Of his, said Cooperf. said case.
z. JACOB,
Attorney for said Simon Horkheimer and aid
John ". Cooper mar1s. ttoar
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-30
DRUGGISTS.
FACTS FOR THE people,!

LaughIin's Old Home Bitfers
Cures Dyspepsia without fail.
IaughIin's Old Home Bitters
Cures Sickness Of Stomach.
Eauph;in's Old Home Bifters
Cure, Cramps and Pains.
Laucl,Iin's Old Home Bitters
Cures Indigestion.
Lauyhlin's Old Home Bitters
Cures Heartburn.
LauyhIin's Old Home Bftters
Regulates the Stomach
Lnughiia's Old Home Bltters
Gives an Appetite.
LaugIlin's Old Home Bitters
Gives you Strength.
Laushiin'S Old Home Filters
Gives you Relief.
LaughIin's Old Home Buffers
Never Fails
Laughlin's Old Home Bifters
Pleasss every one. ..
LaughIin's Old Home Bitters
Does as We say.
TITS WARRANTED TO DO IL
L we claim for IL, and We can furnish Iertin
Gates and Testimonials for il in any number. ii
will relieve Distress from food-purify a s'ui
stomach. 1t not only creates an appetite oni
enables YOU 10 easily digest your food. IL Is AZ
Invaluable friend to all who are weak. debilita
ted and in a low state of Health.
Tse Laughlin's Old Home Bitters-
Use Laughlin's Old Home Bltters
Use Laughlin's Old Home Bltters.
Use Lsughlin's Old Home Filters
Use Laughlin's Old Home Bitters
II has no equal as a remedial Agent lhere !,
mot a prrparation that is as certain. speedy and
infallible in action. We say this withest any
hesitation. and can at any time prove we only
speak the facts Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLIS, SMITH & CO.,
fsbg3 S,le Proprietors
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-30

A Most Complete Stock
OF boys and youths clothing is to be
found at II. Hartman's, No. &c Monroe
street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RELIGIOIS NOTICE.

V'rsE BAPTIST CHURCH, ON
L the corner OF Monroe and Byron streets.
will be open for religious services tomorrow
hours The public aIe cordially invited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-30
Our City Correspondent.

weather.wisc and Otherwise Rent
--axe md stealaEe-Cons rcssional
and CriminnlAD Fashions
=. u.s.unssed AmciuIsA
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SECOND ,lDF|0y,l
-. o'cLscK P. d. ~ 9
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WAsHIHsroH, February i6, 1857.
Jay Cooke & 90 furnish the folio wing NO.
tations Of GoYernment securities.
THE WENTWORTH RESOLUTION

Mr.. Wentworth's resolution to-day alleges
that certain mem bers of the House have bar
gained with friends OF the President not to
favor impeachment Ii the President should
agree 10 DO certain thinss, and not to do
CERTAIN things. We have made inquiry
amongst those supposed to be posted in the
matter, and have satisfied ourselves that
not one word regarding impeachment has
been uttered at the conferences lately held
between conservative Republican mem.
bers and friends OF the President to aseer-
tain IL it was practicable to arrive at some
unity of action between the legislau We and ex.
ecutive branches in regard to Reconstruction.
Unless it Ii desired to keep up the present
deadlock, we cam OF see W hat harm can nos.
sibly result from such conference in regard to
the dissensions between the two bran hes; DOS.
sibly much good may result, and the expert
ment really seems worth trying. -.
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SENATE CAUCUS

The Republican members Of the Senate held
caucus at ten O'Clock this morning to con-
slider the course to be purs ned in regard to the
reconstruction bills now before them, and after
some discussion appointed a committee of
seven to ascertain if the provisions OF the mil.
itary government bill and The Louisiana pro-
visienal government bill can be embodied in a
bill applicable to all the Southern States.
1t is understood that il the committee are
able 10 report such bill an effort will be made
TO pass 1t tonight. Should the committee not
report bill of the nature described. the Re-
publican side propose to force action to. night
upon the Stevens bill now before them, and
in all probability the session OF to-day will be
continued through the night
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Affairs in Gesrsesswu,

IHH MARkkTs.-The provision n arkets Were
very well supplied this morning with all that
the season VIII afford, and, the attendance WAS
quite as large a. could be expected upon
very good condition for the Transportation OF
heavy loads and the country dealers were NOT
as numerous as usual. The licensed dealers
presented an ample stock of vegetables an
Poultry OF excellent quality, which Was dlf-
posed Of at prices varying little from those of
the Washington markets, as quoted in tn
Star. o.. - .-s. - D. = - '-'A-''IT.-
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRr.-There has
been no considerable variation in the m rket
anfing the past week. An Improvement 10
early IN the week, but transactions have bee
limited to supply the Immediate wants of the
cry trade, holders not caring to sell in large
lots At present rates. At the closing TO -da
&l2 5Oas13; extras, el3 5Oasll Some very
choice brands were held q shade higher.
,Wheat-Red ie quoted At q. s0a92,9o. no white
In the market. Corn, S5a90 cents, and lively
demand for good dry samples. 81. ..4.'T :
.hona, r,,.sn a.. DoTNsrssssrday afternoon
the property OF MT. j. +. Essex, on High stree :
near Water streeIelid from its foundation ana
fell upon the, sidewalk. a nnmher Of persons
had passed few seconds before the str ucture
gave way, but no one vas hart
RoBBING HIS CoMRADR.-Last night, Robert
l.. Merrill. soIdters was arresseaAby oficer
Flndley, upon suspicton OF stealing q coat and
worsted shawl, the property of Conrad
Watz. subsequently . comrade OF the prisoner
complained that he had LOST h blanket Lient
Essex, Of the police, took the prisoner in hand
and obtatned information which led 10 the re.
covery OF the stolen property. Merrill was
sent TO jail for court by Justice Buckley. =
DCNBART0N STREET ID, T.. CHURCH-The
annual missionary meeting will be held II this
church Tomorrow (snnaay,) See ADVERTISE
ment.
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CRIMINAL Court. Judge FSsker-Yesterday,
George A. Miller, indicted .or an assault and
battery: wa. found guilty, And sentenced to
Geo aCoster, alias Con Way. Albert Johnson,
aad Conway johnson. Alias Parent, indicted
for larceny, wereiconyfcfed.D
Hugh +. Friel, indicted for an assault an d
battery, was found guilty.
In the caseof Michael 'Cleary, indicted for
larceny, q nolle pros was entered.
The morning, jerry ehnsen WAS convicted
Of larceny.
Edward Smith was convicted Of like OF.
Mathew Con nellv was con victed of larceny
In the case Of VIM. Scott con vIcted Of re.
ceiyng stolen property, reasons for q ne W
trial was dled. ~
A no,Ie pros. was entered In the case of Daniel
wagner convicted Of Iareeny.s :
Caroline Snyder, indicted for keeping q
bawdy houee, was convicted.
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Inter esting Legal Case.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-1n the Supreme Court
Chambers yesterday the ease of GEORGE Dfney
captain Of suamer Wa hinston Irving. came
up on application for his discharge ON a writ
habeas corpus. The petitioners counsel con
tended that the requlsitioc OF Gov. Pierpont
wa. invalid, on the ground that there was no
such State as virginia in the UsIon recognized
by the Federal Government or Senate a. such.
mat Governor Pierpont had been appointed
Governor BY the President. and he had
no right TO make such appoin tment; that the
Governor or New York had no legal authority
TO etpatrIate citizen on q requisiuon OF q Nv
Pierpont, and that we had no treaty with yir-
g mia for that purpose. He signified has inten-
ton OF uaversing y return TO the writ aud q
hearing Of he case was set down for this morn
ing al ten O'CLOCK.
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LeNDoH, Feb. f.-Evening-The Govern
ment oenies the widespread stories Of the
landing Ct shipioads Of Fenians at valentia
and In the Shannon.
That there has been a serious revolt a. or
near Killarney Is tdmitied.
The Telegraph wires near Vaientia have been
cut and destroyed for . long distance In all
directions, and y illage 10 the order OF the day.
Several establishments have been sacked, ana
coast guard policemen killed
o. LATER
LONDON, Feb. Observation-Disclosures 500 Fe-
niens, under command of Col. O'Connor, re-
treated to the hills lying about Killarney, in the
Cosnty o. Kerry.
The British Cover ament have posted troops
a Mailow junction, in the County OF Cork.
commanding the hill district.
The excitement in the neigseorhood rs in
tense, and many living in those counties are
precipitaiely leaving.
An ex-captain Of the United States yoluu.
teer army has been arrested on suspicion Of
being q Feniau leader. o.
A number OF marines from Plymouth have
received orders TO depart for the ms rrectIon-
ary districts of Ireland at once. O.
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ALEXANDRIA. LouDoUE AND fHAMPsHrRR
RAILRoAD.-The A1ex1ndria Journal SAYS
that At meeting OF the stockholders OF this
road in Alexaadria yesterday IL was ordered
that the salary Of the President be $4,000 per
annum nm eli other wise ordered. The meetin
then proceeded to the election OF Q presideu: :.
when Lewis Mckenzie, Esq. was nnanimo a..
~ chosen The following named persons
were elected As directors on the part OF pri.
vate stockholders: -Cassius F. Lee, of fafrfar:
Thomas w. Edwards, Of Loadoun: Benjamin
Morgan, Of Otarh; and Messrs. James Green
Of Alexandria, A. n. Chichester, and j y.
Coleman. OF Loudoun, were appointed tse
examining committee. fhe directors ON the part
Of the State are JOAN Janney and John N
Orr. OF Loudoun, John POWELL 1ad Andrew
1amison, OF Fairfax It was resolved tn At the
meeting stand adjourned until ssneh. day be-.
twrsn this and the third Tuesday In October
president and directors Immediately AFTER
the adjourpmsnt Of the stoc kholders the board
OF directors met aAd appointed Reuben John.
stpn clerk and tressu reY, and ,Washinrton Rlv
the general superintsn dent. s'ft .e -
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Mr.. WiIseu's Rrceus,rvcste.. Riu

Mr.. Wilson's R~cepsrucsien n, Bin -
During the evening sesesan 81 the Neuat.
posing the conditions upon which thk ST ass
lately in rebellion may res ume their uractieui
relations to the Govern ment o. the UnitSd
States, n follows: - p q
Be Il enacted, etc, That the four,esu,h art,cI.
of the amendment to the Uohssi 1tion -ha v,ng
been duly ratified by the Legislatures of the
requisite number of States, the same is b re Nv
declared duly ratified and part OF the Consti-
tntion OF the United States, and valid to all in.
tents and purposes rs part OF the Don. tit ton
OF the United States; and waen any of the
STATES. lately IN rebellion shall have ratified
the sans, and shall have mod fed ns,con stitu.
uon ana laws In conformity herewith, and
which shall seeUre equat and imparsiai SUI.
rage to all ths male rcitlzsns OF the United
States that have attained the age OF twenty
one yeart, and have resided in the State one
year, and In the town, parish, city, district, or
county three m snths next preceding the day
OF election, without regard to race. color, or
pre- vtous con dition OF serviiude, except such.
ss may be dsstranchised for participation in
the late rebefion, IN any and all elections for
Presidential electors and representative. in
Congress, and In any and all elections for Gov.
error. and for all State, county, district, par
fsh, and city officers; ana, as provided by its
constitution and laws, that all citizens Of the
United States shall equally possess the rIgnt
to pursue all lawful avocations and business
70 receive the equal benefits Of public schools,
and 70 have the equal protection Of all the
rights OF citizens OF the United States in said
State, and when said Constitution shall have
been submitted to the voters OF said State as
thus defined, for ratification or rejection, an
when The Constitution, " ratified by the vote
OF the people OF said State, shall have been
submitted to Congress for examination and
approval, said State shaIi, IL ,ts censtitu tion
be approved by Congress, be declared entitled
10 representation in Congress, and Senators
and Repre- eDtatves shall be admitted there
from on their taking the oath prescribed by
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aJpavs fosnd him 70 be a man Of strict M.
AND or great benevolence.
r. PsneA 10llowed Mr.. Moore, paving .
fetlipg tribute 20 the nsemcry o. the dece ed
Ar Nalbey said that he had known the de-
cfofed for q long time, and he was an honest,
uprieht mau, whose loss WILL be felt by m sny.
The resoluuonslwere unanimouslv adopted,
and MesSfs- NAliey. SimRs aud Mulloy were
appointed to Get with the AIdermen's Com
mittee in making arrangements fer attending
e funeral. The Board then adjourned.
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PfcKTre PocKsrNLast night, Richard
Rountree was arrested by officer Davis, Of the
Filth Ward, upon the complaint of Mr. VIM.
Mckee, who charges HIM with picking ais
pocket OF about S24. The money was not re.
covered, and IL 10 supposed that the prisoner
threw the money away as sosn as he was ar
rested This IL the second time this young
man has been arrested within q month He
is skillfui painter, carrying on the business
on Capitol Hill, where be was highly esteemed
until these charges were made against him
His case is held for . hearing by Justice
HANDY. =
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~ From French & Richardson. (successors
to huason Taylor,) 33i Pennsylvania avenue
we have the excellent American Agricultural
Annual for 1867. published by Orange Judd &
Co. II is an admirable publication in the in .
teTests of agric ulture and horticulture.
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FARMS IN FLORIDA

Returns received by the Commissioner of
the General Land ONCE from the local offices
mt Tallahas,ee. Florida, show that during the
month Of January last, two hundred and
eighty farms, comprising in the aggregate
2l,49O acres were addt q to the prod uctive force
of that state, under the homestead act of JuIv
2Ist, 1859, which limits the entries to eighty
acres each.
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NATIONAL BANK CURRENCY

During the past week there has been issued
from the Treasury Department Si7Ol3o in
National Bank currency, making the total
amount issued up to date SOL l65O.6 Frnm
this 10 70 be deducted the currency returned
including worn out notes amounting To o.
63e. O32. leaving In actual circulation, at this
date. 620c, SIG 9e4. ..v- co. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-16

6rA number OF citizens of Allegany county
Maryland, have addressed a memorial to the
Board of Public Works OF Maryland. In favor
OF a reduction Of tolls on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-16

- The Interlaken Advertiser OF the Odd alt,
states tnat our Minister in Switzerland, the
Hon. George Harrington, drove through to wn
in splendid sleigh, drawn by three stylish
nags, and on the Saturday following visited,
In this turnout, the far famed Grisdewald. We
are glad to learn that his health enables him
to paTtake of the enjoyment peculiar to the
hardy Swiss mountianeers
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FRACTIONAL CURRENCY

During the week ending to-day there has
been received at the Treasury Department
from the printers s555.0O0 in fractional cur.
rency. During the saneperiod there has been
for warded 10 the Assistant Treasurer at New
York, Sl0o,0O0; to National Eauks and others.
Sic, 222 IS; making to,ai Of S2l6,222A5
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SALE OF LAND.-John s. Dailam, real es
tate agent, OF Belair, Maryland, has sold
farm OF eighty acres, situated on the road he.
tween Dublin and Como wingo bridge, TO Mr..
Sayins Of this city, for $500 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-16

~Gardner has produced some capital pho.
tographic views Of the flood at the Long
Bridge. .- .... ..
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NEW PATENTs.-Two hundred and twenty.
eight patents will be issued from the Patent
ONCE for the week ending on Tuesday, the
18th inst During the past week $40 applica.
tons and 90 caveats have been filed.
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SECURITIES HELD.

...-.--5,-,-t,- SECURITIES HELD. 4;
The securities held by the Treasurer Of the
United States, in trust for national banks.
reported to-day, are as follows:-For circu.
lanng notes, $40 3io. $50; for deposits of publ
moneys, e3s, 76l $50; total, 1919, lie, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-16

lNTKRNAL REvENUR.-The receipts rom this
source to-day Were sfi3 255.s1, making the to.
tai amount for the week ending to-day s2,67e,.
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SIZZLING Liquor By THE SxALL.-Thoua as
BfggiBs was arrested by oficer Orump. of the
LIST W ard, for selling liquor by the small with .
out Incense, and was fined $40 by Jusuce
Drury.
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SERIOUS CHARGE--Jame5 Mathews, q white
solder, was arrested yesterday, by officer
hossiter, OF the LIST Ward, for attempt at rape
upon Mary O.. Sanders coiored. Justices
Drury sent him to jail for court
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u - CURRENCY DESTROYED.
During the past week there has been re.
deemed and destroyed 1.-THE Treasury Depart.
ment SioI 400 in Fractional currency. I