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STEAMBOATS,
ruR CINCINNATI.

S46AA0OA40s
FUR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Dean
For Cafro, Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
SAM. J. Walker master
Th-sEWift running steamer VIII L.
[ leave as above on ~
THIS DAY, I'D inst. at S pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE q co, Agts,
my2it SO. Y Jefferson street
Merchants Memphis line.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
w. a. CALDWELL -. Woodburn maste
This elegant passenger packet -
THIS DAY, I'D inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents.
my22It 81 Madison street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For cairo, Louisville and -cineinnati.
DARLiNG----.LsW Hates master
This splendid passenger packet L.
VIII leave IS above ~
FRIDAY, 18th inst, al S pm.
LARRY HARAiSTAD & CO, agents,
Corner Main and MADISON s1s.- or
my22 50 City War boat, foot MenrOe St
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Regular Memphis st. Louis Packet
For Cairo and ST. LOufs-
BELLE ST. -zeigier master
This splendid steamer VIII leave ~
as above on -
THURSDAY, sd inst, st5pm.
my22 2t II. CALVERT. Supt.
FOR ARKANSAS RIvER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weekly
United states Mail Packet.
For HeIenn, Napoleon Pine Bluff, LitfIe
Rock.
whitaker master
This SUPERB passenger steamer G
THURSDAY, ed inst, at 5 nm.
JAS. I. BOURNE & co, Agents.
mv22 No. Y Jefferson street
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weekly
US. Mail Packet.
For Helena, Napoleon. Pine Blur and
Little Rock.
CENTRALIA- whitaker master
This splendid passenger packet rES
leaves on 1zA&A
THURSDAY, I'D nst., at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co, agents.
Corner Main aud Madison streets or
myZ2t City Wharfbost foot Monroe St
Regular Arkansas River Packet.
For Pine Biun and Little Rock.
FLORENCE TRABER----R. l.. Haiues master
This nne passenger packet leaves ~
FOR the above A3a
THIS DAY, Nay I'D. at 8 pm
LEVY & MILLER, agents
mv32 Il No. So Madison street.
Regular Arkansas river packet
FOR Helena, Napoleon. Pine Bluff and
Z title Rock.
FLORENCE Haines master
This splendid passenger steamer -
viii leave as above k
This DAY. 22d inst, az s pm
MARTIN WALT & CO, Agents,
my22 It 20 Front street.
Regular Arkansas River Packet.
For HeIenA, Napoleon. Pine Blur and
Little Rock.
FLORENCE TRABER - Haines master
This superb passenger steamer ~
VII leave Is abOve0n 1911
THIS DAY, I'D inst, At Bpm.
w.. JAY JOHNSON. Agent.
my22It star Wh1IfDOat.
EoR LOUIsVILLE.
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WANTED, AGF TTS- $3.50 per
w Month toe year round, or 800 per cent
rrodt On commission guarantee theabOve
gafary or commission 20 active industrious
agents az their ewu homes to introduce an ar
firle OF Indispensable utility In every houee-
hold. For fut particulars call on or address @.
" JACKSON CO, u South street Baltimore.
rrs mrfg Inns
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cTRAY COW
Taken mp COW and CALF both white
and rad. The owner viii please prove property
nay charges, and take them WY
is. J"ARRTTHEilS.
u-z E-,s4H street
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BuRCLARY-Fhe auction house Of P
Cowan, DO. 900 Main street, was entered
before daylight yesterday morning, when
q lot Of watches, pistols and some cloth
ing were stolen. The thieves gsiued a N
entrance by breaking through the rear
wall Of the building. No arrests as far
rs heard from.
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- y u
-rDRE9 and OFFICES in Betlell's New
ur7ETIug- on the corner OF Main and south
Cont streets Apply in the building to Z. G..
BOT ELL, OF S. p WALKER, JE, IN room
El aDga my12 u
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
CITY and County of New York.
on this 18th day Of February, \ ID. 1851, before
me personally appeared the above named Hugo
WesendOuk and Frederick Sc~hwenoleF, per-
soually kuoWn to me TO be the President and
Acting secretary % the G6rmania LIE Insur-
ancs Company, and did severally Rfhrm, de-
pose and swear that the foregoing statement
by them subscFi bed Is true
- q. ". SADLER.
: seal o. Co Commissioners o. Tennessee,
--i n Wall street, New Jerk.
, seal Of Com'r. Z I hereby certify that the
i--l above j. a true copy Of state
rneut Of the Gertuania Life Insurance Com.
pany Of city OF New 70 X. as Appeals on hle
In my once. &. W. HATCHETT. Comp.
JOHN II. FRBRICHS, SEMI Agent,
- r.-q Gmoa aa1 Ma sf-aat
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FIRE YESTERDAY MOBNING.-Ihe
alarm of fire about two O'Clock yestar-
day morning was csused 10y the burning
of d grocery store, with dwelling at
taehed. in Chelsea. The building and
contents were totally destroyed by the
devauriug element. The loss was about
5000. Iasured in the Pia1tera' lusu-
rance Company for 5000.
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WANTS.


We want aeood SAWYER at our mill, sew
enteen miles rom Memphis, on the Mississippi
ana Tenuessee Railroad. Call at the honse Of
Taylor. SAY & Rutland, 800 Font street, or at
4 ourmllL X uDOM SnN.
MAY .. 1861. my2l 81
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MEMPHIS, May q. 1867.
Ms. Turlev. Mrs. Rayner and grs Ford, Com
mittce Of INV alton On behalf OF tho ladies
OF the Tabernacle Fair"
Ladies' Your dattering invitation TO
" the fair queens, maids Of honor, gall
liant knights and officers Of the Grand
Tournament to be present al your fes-
tival on Wednesday evening, after the
close Of their exercises, ! assure sou is
highly appreciated, and no doubt all who
can, viii be in attendance.
With highest regard,
Your oh't servt,
y. EMMETT HUGHES,
Grand Marshal.
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DLrorce BIZ.

BY BENZ, CoLMAN, Deputy Clerk and Master.
laughter q Swngley, sols. fOr complainant.
APIS laW4W
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Regular Arkansas River Packet.
For Helena. Napoleon, Pine Blur and
Little ROCK.
FLORENCE TRABER ----. Haines master
This superb passenger steamer -A
viii leave Es aDOveOn s
THIS DAY, I'D inst, At bpm.
". JAY JOHNSON. Agent,
my22It star Wh4IfDOat.
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Regular Arkansss kiver packet.
FOR Helena, Napoleon, Pine Bluff and
Z title HOek.
FLORENCE .Haines master
This splendid passenger steamer 81
viii leave as above k
THIS DAY. 22d inst, at s pm.
MARTIN WALT & CO, Agents,
mv2Qf 20 Front street.
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PERsoEAL.-We were houored y%ester-
dav with a visit from Mai Joseph II.
Siass Of the North A~lGbGHli0n, Tuscum-
aia. Ala. and DR.. D. X. Lindsey Of the
Florence Ala Journal. We welcome
these knights OF The quill most cordially
To the bluff city, and hope their stay
may be as profitable TO them, "a il is
pleasant TO their brother s~eribDlers.
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FoR RIvER.

Regular Arkansas River Packet.
FOR Pine BiuH and Little Rock.
FLORENCE TRABER--.R. L. Haiues master
This fine passenger packet leaves ~
FOR the above -
THIS DAY, Nay I'D, AZ pm
LEVY & MILLER, agents
mvgg Il No. 81 Madison street.
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nIREcToRY.

RCIAI Bank OF Tennessee, corner
Madison and Main strestS -
FIKsT National sans Il Madi-ep street
800 NJ pa-E5Dg gowDeuF. 16f Second
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Several Dwelling bon os on FOURTH, Vance,
fernando ana MUs8y streets. Rents uu0deruig
For aala--pgHral Lots iu North and south
Memphis and Sort Pickering. Apply 10
A.. tTItDES.
rrrrrr7v- SOS Front street.
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NARRIED-At st. Peters church last
night. by the Rev. Father Eatiaud,
Will !. MANsFOBD, Esq local editor
0f the Public Ledger, to Miss BETTE
WALKER, ali Of this city.
And thus another Bohemian has alb
iuled bachelorism aud become benedict,
We wish our genial contemporary and
his fair young bride all -he happiness il
is allowed mortals to enjoy.
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KNIGHT. WI. = DIV y 90. PSI, MlIn sl-efT
q E at. JJs. q o., Boots md shoes A
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tn aDyERrISHRR.
THE REDUCTION OF THE WHISKY TAX

THE REDUCTION OF THE WHISKY TAX.
There is considerable agitation among spirit
dealers on the subject of the proposed reduc-
ton OF the tax On distilled spirits from two
dollars to one dollar per gallon, which was
recommended by Hon. David A. Wells, Spe-
cial Com N issicner of the Revenue, in his re.
port TO Congress through the Secretary Of the
Treasury, at the opening Of this session. The
question is now before the Com mittee OF WAYS
and Means for consideration, and remon.
straRces from all quarters are coming in to
them. protesting against such injustice and
lCls as will be inflicted upon holders inter-
ests, all over the country, If the reduction
should be made. 1t is represented that over
thirty millions of gallons OF spirits are held in
stock by dealers OF al. kinds, on which the
loss Will amount 10 as many millions OF dol
lars Moreover, IL is represented that this
measure will throw immease profits into the
hands OF partIes who Will secure controlling
powers IN the market from the reduction; the
very parties mo, after securing control of the
bulk Of Marketable whisky in lS65, influenced
Congress TO increase the tax from one dollar
and a hail 10 two dollars per gallon, and then
pocketed The Immense gains thus derived
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METROPOLITAN HALL AND MARKET COM

Mr.. Henderson reported from District Com.
nit,ee, in the Senate to day, the bill &c to in
corporate the Metropolitan Hail and Market
Company OF Washington" with amendments.
The corporators are George s. Gideon, =. p.
Brown, K. r. Page. A. Il. Forwelt, Joseph w
Parish, John W. Butterfield, Thos NJ PIow.
man. Geo Evans, George II. Plant and A.
Shepherd. Capital stock, $500 900: shares. q lO0.
The company is authorized to enter into a
Contract with the Commissioner OF Public
buildings for the lease of a tract Of land be-
longing to the Government, bounded on the
north by u street north, on the east by 9th
street, on the south by the Washington canal
and on the west by 9TH street, for period not
exceeding - years, and erect on this ground
a market house and hall. The company ia
also authorized to change the bed of the Wash.
ington canal between 9Th and 9TH streets SO as
to enlarge the area Of ground designated
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From Mexico.

Mexican dates TO the I'd have bs.n recei we'd.
Canales was reported TO have he sc shot, out ~
is not credited Cornnas !: roobius, pillag!ns.
be under the thumb OF his father cen fsssor.
Pere fUshsr, who IL the real En- poEor. Re-
ports are current that the French VIII emSsrh
sooner than expected. The Impefialists are
cOnscriptiBg men and horses for the defence Of
the city of Mexico. Maximilian, Castlenau,
ard the French Minister had q stormy inter-
view. The Liberals have occupied Tenomiia,
women. A battle has been fought at Hopa
AND the French were victorious. DIR. ) Ken
nedy, United States Consul at Jalapa, is dead.
The French hold all the goods in the custom
house at Vera Cruz Ortsga is to be tried by
court martial. Generals Mejia and Miramon
are marching on San Luis Potosi with seven
thousand men. The Emperor orders them to
attack the Liberals, and, IL victorious, to order
an election, and IL the people say empire, he
WIN stay, and If they say Juarez, he will leave
Offcial news from the interior of that State
says that General Jesus Con gales, Ortega and
General Patton were arrest I'd At Zacatecas, by
taken to Durango, to Jaarez and were ordered
to San 1ais Potosi, there % be tried By a court
martial. - .
Great preparations are being made at Zsca-
tecas by the civil and military authorities for
the reception Of President Juarez, who is ex-
pected to arrive there on the 18th inst. A tram
OF specie arrived at Maamoros a few days ago.
This is proof that the roads are free. Great
Improvements are being mase in Maamoros
un der the administrator OF Berrioxabal. The
streets are thoroughly repaired. Commerce 10
reviving. and merchants have confidence that
order will he maintained. Cortinas, at last
accounts las a. 1lier. He coRscIpted aud re-
crut d all the Rancheros on the road but the Y
deserted at every opportunity. Fears were
entertained that be may come in front of M af-
smoros, but it Is now known that the New
Eecn forces under command of Garcia. who
are with bim, would master him at any AZ
tempt he would make against the Govern
meDt. A courier has lust arrived with ne WIS
| Of a Liberal victory at Colima. The Imperial
Chief Charon was routed, and Colima DC N J..
! pied bv the Liberals under Gen. Julio Garcia
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

FROM EUROPE.
The Paris NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Speak
ON the Mexican and Eastern Questions
British BOndhelders want Backins-The
Bank Of England-Finaneial and Com
mercial.
q tBy Gable 70 Associated Press,
PARIS. Feb. 7-Evening.-Prince Napoleon
will be director Of the Paris Exposition.
The Emperor Napoleon, in his address on
the reasssmbling OF the Corps Lsgislatif, will
announce the final disposition and close Of the
Mexican and Eastern questions.
. LONDON, Feb. 7-Evening.-Lord Stanley
states that the British Government protested
against the delays and illegal proceedings on
the part Of Spain In tho case Of the English
LONDON. Fesy. 9Th, Noon-The holders of
Confederate bonds In this country have united
in a petition to the British Government to
b ack their claims
PHsrH, Feby. 7th.-Anerdeasy is to be
Premier Of the New Hungarian Ministry and
Sonyay Minister TO France,
vienna Feby. 7th.-Austria is to have q
LosDos, FeDy. III. Noon.-rhe Bank of
England has reduced its rates OF discount to
three per cent. .rr
LOnDoH, Feb. 8, Noon.-Copsols Mx:U.s.
tive-Twentiee, ~ 1916; Illinois, SON; Fries,
flvxRrooL, Feb. :, Evening Cotton closed
dull, with days sale Of 1900 bales. Middling
1Aha14k. e -. = ~ = - : =
LIvEkPooL, Feb. 6. Noon.-The brokers cir
GUAR reports total sales Of cotton for the week
ending last evening at 5000 bales. The
market had downward tendency and mid.
ding upiands have declined fully one half
penny during the weeG The MARKET to-day
Is unchanged with prospective days sales OF
about 1000 bales; middling pplands 14H
The market for breadstuhs and provisions
il steady and without quotable change.
LivHRPoOL. Feb. 6-Evening.-The market
for tallow ts 1rm. &C.. 7r. ~
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Il will be remembered that a few weeks
since memorial was presented to the Senate
by the officers OF the Soldiers and Sailors,
Union, protesting against the dismissal from
the Government printing Office of soldiers and
sailors in preference to men who never rem
dered the Republic ser vice. and also declaring
that men are employed there - who refused TO
take the test oath, AID who engaged IN war
against the Northern armies"
The ILLNESS and absence of members of the
Senate Committee on Printing has prevented
an earlier investigation OF these charges but
we understand that tomorrow they are TO he
examined. Mr.. Wendell, Superintendent OF
Public Printing, and the Off GERS of the Sol
dieTs' and Sailors Union. are to appear per
soDally, and are TO present such evidences as
they have collected, substantia ting or refuting
the charges
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THE RECEPTION OF SPEAKER G

TOY VF rf EAhEH CULFAN.
Inc usuai weekly reception of the popular
speaker OF the House of Representatives. was
largely attended last evening, notwithstand-
ing the TACT that both houses of Congress were
IN session. and that levee was held at the
Executive Mansion. Speaker Collar. with
Mrs. Matthews and Miss Matthews. recsix.d
their numerous visitors with the II eatest cor.
duality. We noticed Q nu mber of the me m her.
OF the House, together with other dis IN I'd
ciiizens. The chief attraction, however. wa
the presence Of General Grant and N ajor Cen
erai Pnil Sheridan These distin uished sol.
olers arrived at lac hour, and were warmly
.Ieetsd oy all present. General Sheridan wss
the observed OF all observers, eyerybod v neino
anaopsto see the distin glishsd cavalry lead.
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC IANDs

Inc commissioner OF the General Land
once has Just received returns in mart for IN.
month OF December last. from the local of1icss
al san Francisco, Stockton, Marysyiile. and
thaiia, California, owing an aggregate dis
Pos@I OF ~ e72 acres of the public lands under
cash amounting TO Si5,ll Returns rel vsd
Tor the month OF January show an arereeate
dIsposal OF 1880 acres, at the following local
omces, VIZ: last Saginaw. Michigan, 1852
acres; Taylor's Fails, Minnesota. 09s acrss
Fails of ST. Croix, Wisconsin, ABA acres: and
at Topeka, Kansas, 2.020 acres. The Greater
poftion or the land was taken nndsr tha hor,a
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JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL No, =

The evidence in the Conover case, 1t will
be seen, exonerates Judge Holt from the
reckless charges made against him by por
ton Of the party press. Those journals which
helped TO circulate slanderous reports against
this faithful pubic officer should now pub.
lish the evidence showing that he knew no.
thing more of the character and designs of the
witnesses examined before him, than the pub
lie at large. but acted throughout as any zeal
Gus and faithful officer of the Goyernmen at
would in such a case.
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THE MILITARY GOVERNMENT R1II

There was large attendance In the House
to-day, in anticip, alton of definite action upon
MIR. Stevens bill providing military govern.
nept for the Southern States, but at half past
two O'Clock, when we left the chamber, Mr..
Stevens had not called the previous question
upon the bill 1t will undoubtedly pass the
House this evening. In the Senate, its chances
Of passing by two thirds vote are very
dOubtful
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THE wExkIr srAR 1, uox on onr eou,,.

iHE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
Tor sale. and In wrappers, ready for the malta.
containing, amsng much other reading m.tter
"a Christmas Story" which he well tsld An a
exceedingly interesting Jealous Wife on Ice
Nbt test oath question in the Courts here: the
IIiai OF Conover, the Lincoln assa.siuatian
~lth-ss for perjury; the Tobacconists Con VEN
Uon, me two reconstruction plans before
cesdihes at the Repu bhcas meetin o. dprr,n~
ne week; useful items Of domestic econo.
my Congress iobai proceedings; Hunorons
oke,enes, WIN domestic, Military, Naval. DE.
housekeeping Miscellany; and tIs I,,aS,
1eiegraphic Dispatches from ali auarsers
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y GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
- WASHINGTON, February 8. 1857.
Jay Cooke Il 10 furnish the following no.
tations of Goyernment securities:
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows:
Nkw YORK, Feb e.-lst Board.-New York
Central. 1t2H; Erie. 59A; Reading, lC3S: Mich.
isan Sou bern, 75k; Gle velaAd and Pittsburg,
si4; Chicago and Rock Island, 90: Onicseo
nnd North western, 80: DO. preferred, 6sx;
Gold, Q O'Clock p. m, I37x
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SOUTHERN VIEWS

Its said that Governor Parsons, OF Alabama,
opposes the plan of reconstruction favored by
prominent Southerners lately in conference in
Washington. Also, that Gen. Jack Hamilton,
OF Texas, and the Southern loyalists OF his
school. denounce the Stevens Military Gov
eminent scheme, and will hold public meet
ing soon to oppose IL.
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: ga chicago husband disappeared last
Summer and his wife shortly After obtained
divorce. Now he has reappeared saying that
he ssonly went away TO teach his wife les.
cor" and Is the pair have been remarked. 1t
Is fair to assume thai she has learned IL. I'd !. f
2 D0-Joei fLinds1sy, the clergyman who
whipped his little boy to death In Shelby Or.
leans county, N. Y, was sentenced 'o1 Satur.
day to imprisonment in the State Prison at
Auburn for four Year, and three months.
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llHPABfn1II OF TN INTERIOR, ..

T0 ALL WHOM II GAf O6RoE RN
,AYnucesaen having beon made under the sss 81
.1is.d sS 3. &c s.:;ss e q: foIl: D.
BEEN lot o S.:s1.dnces Z hsssSy s isss
that Of the date following the descr pten Of each
variant. . new oerffAcofe or warrant Of Hike tsDor
Gu De reissued, n 10 valid objection should then
JOS. b. BARRlTr, Oonmissionsr.
No. q 0os Or Loo acres, issued under the Get OF
March ID. 1855, In the name Of Lazarus aarlon,
and xss granted September II, 1855. February
No. lez.le4, for $50 acres issued under the oct Of
March Sd. ISIS, In the name Of Robert W Pierce,
and was granted May II, lss5. March Q, lsN.
NO. ~ 40 Tor loo acres, issued under the cot OF
Mareh lsss, IN the name Of ElLeh d, Ball, and
March Sd. 1885, In the name OF George Plum, and
vas Grented August 18th, 1855. March %, ISL.
No 81 9l3 for leo acres. issued under the cot Of
March ID MSS, IN the nome Of james Henry, and
No, 1 rs, for lSo acres, Issued under the act Of
March Sd, 1855. in the name Of John Wood, aud
VS. granted February -, 1857. April 6. 1857.
No. 81 lo0 for leo acres, Issued under the Get OF
March Sd, 1855. In the M ne OF sarah WOOD, WIDOW
Of Of, Robert wscd; and was granted rsh6esry 10
No. n<ss, Tor Ice acres, issued sge5f she Get Of
February III, lstI, in the name Of sanuei Hodson,
and Vas granted December q, l8<6 A pril -, Bs:
No. 81 IS. for 80 ceres. issued under the act OF
son sad Vas granted March s. lass. April ~
no "a ,ssi, for % acres. issusd under the ast Of
March 8. 1855. In the name Of Lanedop q. John
son and vss granted April 4, lss5. April 10 ls67,
No, u Isl for 10 acres. Issued under the act 81
fhomas Bowling. and ives granted May lSS.
Aprfl TO- l0S. n.s..
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CHARGE OF GRAND LAHcHNY.-Mary Bur.
row was arrested yesterday by omicer Marks,
Of the Fifth Ward, upon suspicion OF the lar
ceny Of between thirty and forty dollars I'M
greenbacks and silver. She was taken TO the
station house, and Is held for a hearing.
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PROCEEDINGS BEFORE JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE
Mr.. Henderson, from District Committee re.
ported favorably, in the Senate to. day, on the
bill to regulate proceedings before J Justices OF
the Peace in the District Some slight amend.
ments are N ad e to the bill
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~From j. Shillington, Oaeon BuildIur.
we have copy Of the story of Black Uroor
the dramatic verson OF which has been so Ton
the sensation in New York
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ALARM OF FIRR.-Yesterday afternoon, at 4
O'Clock, an alarm OF fire was sounded from box
81, caused by gas escaping IN the cellar OF
mouse NO. 4sS Pa. avenue, and taking fire.
OMcer McColgan, OF the Fourth Ward, shut
of the gas, and the fire was exting uished with
out material damage. !.
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tasluc. . % ss ; pSSS1$&...s AAD s,-v3lN
for sals and rent on easy terms. .: he. tse nn
'ssi s.: sSS!s rsn'''''.1.,6 .. sSioasIpAoH.