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unfortunates from the treasury Of the con.
mon country, whose wards they are in CON-
mon justice. rather than those OF the pc opls OF
the District Of Columbia Again, still farther,
we assure the Post that there exists hero 90 lib.
erai provision OF free schools supported BY
tax" There Is no other city in the world tn 1t
pays TO that end as large a proportion OF its
receipts from taxes or other sources Is does
this so well abused city OF Washin gtou, whose
aggregate expenditures for popular educs-
tons is At least one hundred thousand dollars
per annum. A large per censsm or this total Is
devoted TO the education Of colorsd children;
proportion in excess Of their relative mum.
Der. and very tar in excess Of the amount of
taxation collected by the Corporation from
persons OF color. The public school system
OF this city won the highest admiration Of q
committee connected with the ma agsrusut of
the public schools OF Massachusetts-iu
ing the superintendent of the public schools of
the State-wno not long since visited US TO in.
quire Into the condition OF popular educ
here At the public expense. We are Justly
proud OF it, because It is really unsurpassed
in its beneficial results by any other public
school system in the world.
We agree with the Post, that Congress NAV
make more or less changes in our laws to pub.
lie advantage; but by no means as grea,
changes ~ can be made advantageousIy of the
State laws bearing on its own city of New
York. We are as little inclined to have the
cities Of the District stand still while the rest
of the world Is progressing, rs We are to retro.
gression into the old slough of influences that
prevailed in public affairs everywhere before
the war set the wheels of progress in motion.
Yet we protest earnestly and respectfully
against the scheme of extreme RspubIican
party Adventures in our midst, and conner.
head rebel sympathizers, to deprive the POM.
laion of the District OF the right of self 90
ment in their local affairs. We know that this
sentiment is sustained by nine. tenths OF our
population. white and colored. 1t is clear In
us that no other community has progressed
faster and more soundIy than that of this Dis.
trict- Its property holders aud active bus ipess
men in all walks Of life are a. we'll informed
and as keenly alive to tho necessities of the
times In which they live, and the circum.
stances by which they are surrounded. A anv
other people under the sun; and they are as
reliable to the end Of making the results of tina
war assure the industrial and ideal prooress
Of the whole Union As any other population
within its limits. Yet they are as indisposed
to having their Plainest right of manhood
self government IN their municipal Affairs
taken away from them to crafty the thirst for
office OF extreme Republicans in their midst IA
to crafty the repugnance OF sympathizers
with the rebellion to giving the princ,ple
OF manhood equality Of rights an honest ana
fair trial in this District.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
by U. S. 4 EUROPEAN NEWS ASSOCIATION.
From the Pacific Coast.

ETO" tbe Pacific So2Sts
SAN FRANCieco, Jan. s-The message of
Governor Pickering, or Washiugton Terri
I ~, TO The Legfsl tn e. II recei we'd. Tae Gov.
regrets the want OF good road Ii rough the
Caecsoe MOUNTAINS. And recon mends tha. one
De Immediately constructed He saws the In
dian Land titles should be Immediately ex.
'tineuished TO faciIiiats the settled ent ~ ths
country nv the whites
Twenty solcieI from Camp Watson re entity
pursued hand Of predato y Snase Indians.
klllinR fourteen men, capturing nve women.
and recc ering some property.
SAN FRAFoIsCo, Jan. IA communication
was received yesterday in the u. s. Ds.rict
Coprs IRON Chief Justice Chase, appoiutiue
Judge Baldwin, Of Nevada, to hold circuit
court there during the present term. fudge
Dealy, Of Oregon, will hold the same court in
the February term
General Cnas. Williams, a prominent lavve
here, was Killed to. day by acc Identa ally shoot.
ing himself 10 the head with pistol.
IL Ia reported the French int pded to evacu
ate Acapulco on Christ mas day, after araueIny
with the Liberals for the safety of all persons
compromised by adbering to the Imperlaiists
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-The question of
the division OF Idaho is again before the Legis-
latnre Of that Territory. A division OF Wash
ms ton Territory Is also proposed, with the
object OF creating new State from the conn
tres on Puget Sound, and those east of the
mountains together with portion of the State
of Oregon. r..
The people Of Oregon are considering the
propristy OF mt morializing the Home Go yern.
msnt for the renewal OF the State Goyernment
from New Westminster to that place.
The papers from Idaho contain continued
reports OF the Indian depredatioEs
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FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson o., quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets rs follows;
Nkw YORK Jan. 7-lst Board-U. 8. reg.
istered, 1881, 10S; DO, coupons, los 4; 5-2Ts,
registered, lt5k; do. coupons, l08; do, 1856
lC6x; lG-4o 6, registered. 99X: do. coupons, % q
7-3os, l04x Z: Ohio and Mississippi Certificates,
=; Canton: AK Cumberland, 90; SO uicksiI.
imx Ere, sss; DO. preterd, ~ HUDSON en' Isi
Reading, lt5k; Michigan Central, 1U7k; Mich.
igan Southern, SIX; Illinois Central, ELK;
Cleveland and Pittsburg. 90; Cleveland and
Toledo, 1876; Rock Island, lU3X; North ives
tern, 45S; do. preferred, s2x; Fort Wayne.
1Nx 4; Chicago and Alton, 11Ok; Alton and Ter.
re Haute, 40; Toledo and Waoash. Ask; W. u
Telegraph. As Boston Water Power, =; Pa.
cifc Mail. 170k; Atlantic MAIL 1t6. American
gold, 3.a5 p. m, 134k.
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OPKRA.-Owing to the reduction IN the price
of tickets, and the attraction of a new piece
Meyerbeer's opera, =" The Star Of the Nol thu
there was a fuller attendance at the Nationa,
Theater on Saturday evening than on the pre-
ceding opera nights. The house was well filled.
without being crowded. and the opera was
given to the entire satisfaction OF the critics
present. Miss kellogg was charming as Kath.
erina, Bellini admirably droIl as Gritzen ko.
and Miss Hauck made favorable impression
on her debut.
Tonight, the popular opera, "Ernani"
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Jan. Flour quiet: Southarr
BRANDS are held firmly; many Of the mills ara
closed, owing to the scarcity of wheat; sales of
Chicago Super at Sl0.75 Extra do SllaeI2 90
Wheat firm; southern red f320a83 30 South
white 50 3Oa&3iO Kentucky white 50 a5aS1 IN
Corn steady; white $Iasl.03; yellow 90aSI.
market poorly supplied with Southern, the
receipts being chiefly from Pennsylyania
Oats dull, Seeds inactive. Cotton firm: sales
at "a \ ABS for Middling Upiands. Coffee steady.
pf me Rio 10 cents, gold. Sugars inactive bu I
sfeady Provisions very quiet. Lard I2k'
Whiskey nominal.
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RECEPTIONS AT THE WHITE HOUSE,

RECEPTIONS AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
The repairs at the Executive Mansion will
be completed In a few days.
The President will hold three lie wees, one on
the 10Th January, one on the 9th February.
and the remaining one on the 22d Of February,
between the hours of and I1p.m
The Presidents daughters, Mrs Patterson
and Mrs. Slower. will be at home on Mon.
dava
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c. o. I. n. Stevens Depesed-The T.s,
Oath Decision

NEW YORK, Jan. AT a con vantiou of tn q
Manhattan Circles on Sunday evening lanes
Stevens was declared an exploded humbug
and General Ileeson elected to his vacant DO
sition OF Chef Organizer Of the Irish RepubIic
The decision in the test oath case will mot
be made until the lAth. The majority opinion
will be delivered by Judge Grier, who will he
sustained oy Ciif1oId, Glieson, Field and
Wayne. The dissenting opinion will be de-
livered by Judge Miller, and be Sustained
by Chas E. Wayne and Davis
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WHY IMPEACHi-ln answer to this question
the New York Post Republican journal.
says:-"We are glad to see that the House Of
Represent atives does not favor the project OF
impeaching the President. We should think
that he might hail movement to impeach
him as measure which was more likely to
benefit than to hurt him"
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GOVERNOR CURTIN'e PosIrIoN-Ths Phil.
adalphia Sunday Dispatch says
We have seen a despatch from Goxernor
Curtin. denying that he has withdra wn from
the Senatorial contest, or that he has autbor-
lied any person to say SO.
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WALLS OPERA HOUSp

This handsome and comfortable place O.,
amusement was crowded again on Saturday
night. the attraction being the play of "rhe
Long Strike" which has drawn such thrones
during the week. The play has to give place
this week to the engagement Of the popular
performer MI L. L. Davenport, but will
probably be Reproduced again in accordance
with the general wish
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0Six hundred and twenty. four deayh.
from smallpox in Boston during The last ten
/, SYou can't smoke In the streets Of CALVES.
ton, Texas, on Sunday. 49,
0Two sisters left in . state Of inter desti.
and hauling 10 to Mobile 80 .
IA New York muvderer and hts accom-.
piice have been identified BY the only witness
TO the deed. --l - = : : -
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The Constitutional Amendments 9
Nenator-WhiskeY Erauds

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6.-The Constitutional
amendment passed the State Senate yesterday
by vote of &c toe. 1t will pass the House to.
morrow.
The Radical caucus to. morrow night viii,
nominate candidate for UAited States Sen
tor. 1t lie believed that Charles D. Drake will
be the nominee. The election takes place
Monday.
Thirty distilleries have been seized in Raw.
jackson and Clay counties of this State for
violation of the Revenue laws.
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Judicial Decision.

LOUIsvILLR. Jan. 6.-Judge Ballard yes,er.
dsy decided in the u. S. Court that the pardon
Of an offender for selling cigars without the
requisite stamps did not remit any part AZ the
fine allowed to the informer
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Suicide.

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Charles Sumner, form.
eriy Sergeant in DeKalb Regiment Committed
suicide night on accou mt Of depression of
spirits, caused by being out OF work He leaves
wife and four children perfectly destitute.
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I'VE are indebted to Hon. John L. Smith
of the Maryland House Of Delegates, for a
copy Of the official record in the case of Gov
eTnor Swami and the Baltimore Police Com.
missiopers.
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~ Elsewhere will be found the message
sent by the President to the Senate to .dav.
giving his reasons for with holding his signs.
ture TO the District Negre Suffrage bill.
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Emigration of Nesroes

CHARLESTON, s. g., Jan 6.-The emiera-
ton of negroes from this State coutinns
They are leaving in large numbers eoine
mostly TO Florida
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NAVAL ORDER.-Acting Second Assistant
Engineer X. Goster, detached from the Tall
lapoosa and ordered to the Estretta. Acting
Ensign Joseph n. Simms, ordered to the As.
cutuey
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Another Mystery

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The body of an unknown
man was found in the North River to- ni,ht
from which the arms and legs had been cut
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INTERNAL REvESUB.-The receipts from this
source to-day were SI,I2i ,33O69.
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1--we have received from Messrs McGIiI
& witherow, Book and Job Printers, samples
Of their handsome Calender for 1867.
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Affair in GesrReteNn.

- FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKEr.-The MARKET
this morning opened with . fair demand for
choice q ades flour for the city trade; tran sac
tons were limited 70 small lots at the prices
quoted in the Star Of Yesterday evening.
PoRK.-This morning q larger supply Of
prime slaughtered hogs arrived in to xn than
Tor q week past. Sales from the wagons are
r,poried at % per leo lbs. and merchants az
3to.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
0 AsHlseToN. January z. 1867.
Jay Cooke & 60 furnish the following no.
fatiCns Of Government securities.
Npw yoRY v,pa~,po.yn,

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD GALES.
Coupons, ltSk; Five Twenties, 1854 l0S
Five Twenties, 1861, ie6; Five Twen.ies,
1s65, 1853 Five Twenties, January aud July.
1865, l4; Ten Forties. COX; Seven Thirties.
August: ioiX; Go. June. ioaX; do. JulyA IOa x:
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LOCAL NEWS.

The BUR0LARIRs.-Several robberies hay.
ing been committed within the past mon III that
were hard to account for, Major Richards as.
signed the cases TO the Detectives for in vesti.
cation. Saturday night Detectives Miller and
Conner got upon the trail of two cslored boys,
they suspected OF ro6bine the jewelry store of
Mr.. John =. Prigg. No. 438 Penneyivauia ave.
nue., and w. H. 4 o. H. Morrisonis book store.
No 40, on the 3D. OF January last and about
~ O'Clock Sunday morning captured them at
house corner ID and 9 streets, pisd nv
Jannette johnson, colored. Upon searching
the premises the Detectives succeeded in re.
covering most Of the property Of the Messrs
Morrison and Prigg, and also . quantity of
property stolen from the store of J. s. Topham
d Co., 9TH street near Z, about the nth De.
cember las. This morning the parties were
brought before Justice Tucker, and the goods
were fully identified by the owners. and the
prisoners, who gave their names as GeorRe
Washington and Henry Beaes, were commit.
ted for court. They will not be sent over I'M.
Ill an opportunity Is given TO identify guam.
THY Of other goods which had not been claimed
Ii appearing that he property was taken to
the house where found without the kno wi /.
edge of the housekeeper she was dismissed.
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SANITARY RKPoRTs-The oflcers of the
sanitary corps reported i32 notices for abxts-
nuisances except two or three were promptly
abated. A great majority were cauesd by
violation Of the water law. Three warrants
were served. and tie fines amounted 10 IS,
Twenty dead horsee and cows were reno we'd
by direction OF the sanitary officers during the
week. ~ H-H :. Sc
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To ADyERrJSERg.

The following il the onicial showing OF the
circulation Of the daily papers of this city
competing for the Government advertlIing
under the recentaet Of Congress directing such
advertising TO be made in the two daily news.
papers OF Washington having the larges
circulation:
EVENING SrAR......T,71s copies per day.
CAronicls ............s.O6B
Iutettirencer. ....... .3,SS2
The eturns Of advertising by the city papers
for the quarter ending September 90 1865, as
taken from the books Of the Internal Revenue
Once. are as follows:
EVENING E-......,..........&l6,09
Chronicie no 30
Republican ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SS1
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z LKvY COURT.-The Levy Oonrt did not or.
gaptze to-day, there being no quorum.
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NEW B0Oks.-RIsments Of Art Criticisms: BIZ
~ samsoa, d. Familiar Lectures en-
Soicntthe sebjecisi BY SIR J.hn Herscbei. Hand
in tus 81 yersmith. Iialis, . nes novel; by ths
entAor Of etrAtbn,re.. Robert Severns novel;
S .. WIN o. a; Hsnnond American Leaves; by
hI rRASoK rArLoR.
bat BA = Ans
.s.. Ssis: sS5ss p. q: s..s
eness Popi.s fi.is. .nS n f.es , az;
LIDO o. pres laterfals, viii ind our prices .
AZ h: =: e. a:P4 elegant ee.
O,tson vhich We are selling yery cheap.
All goods marked In plain figures st the lowest
WI sHUsrsR 4 BRO,
ja1-eost Ne. So Market space
Attest PARls IAeHI0Ns OF HAIR
IL DRESSING.
FRENCH HATR DRESSER,
NJ is street. between 18th and 18th SITS
o.,e,,. n,G: ron Paris Hair. Dresser, Of the
ets.t yesrs In Washington and New YorS. a..
Of the htghest society He has the honor 70 an,
nounce ttat he has ths i'm ported the latest
f.:nion; Of hal. dressing. and also pomsdes, and
at very ressona lie prices. JsTsms
FOB REnr-Two FURNISHED ROOMS, AZ No,
Il act 18th street bet~esu and sfs de IA II
NOTICE. WARRINGTON Jan a, Issy
1 The connections of Robert Beckett witS IN.
Potomac Chemical Manufacturing Con pany' ne
sSss ss., 81:
tssssnao,s fer any debts Of said Becksts
,. d: r. B. HRvlN
yeo-S Woe Prost. r. q. n o.
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CHARGE OF RoBBRRY.-Yesterday morning
OmCer Leach arrested Frank Drew and VIM
Garner upon q charge OF robbing Mr.. William
A. Prentiss, In Aooker's Division. on the
street, OF his hat, coat, boots. and about SIX
dollars IN money, last Saturday night. The
accused had a hearing last night before Jus
tice Thompson, when II appeared In evidence
that the complainant went to the Kirxwood
House In an almost nude condition. He was
100 drunk to identify the prisoners, but from
circumstances connected with the case, and
contradictory statements Of the prisoners in
regard to the localities in which they were at
the time OF the robbery, Justice Thompson
considered IL his duty 20 commit them for
court. rhe parties were held In custody at
the guardhouse This morning another ch arxe
was made against them for the larceny Of
milk from the milk wagon OF Mr.. Rowzer,
dairy man, which h held for hearing.
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llOYp SKATES from g osnfs % o.,
- MEMS ekAf1s from u q 70 80,
at the Skate Depot. elss fe
POULfNDY D fRInBLB,
No, 200 West Bsitinore street.
deI8ln Daltimers, Id
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Foa sALE.A 19yIE i,, On f9 W. fsrtssr pr
tioulars spply ct No ses OH 81 h'sas' 49,
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ia Mt!TIHG OF TN PHARMACRU-
reoms. over 0ilnsn1 Drug store, TUESDAY,
ysnuery SD, 1857. atsD. m. Punetual attendance
By ordsr efths President.
1a7 30. FILL, 6scrstsry.
NTfhOI. P. .HOWLAHD, or Ta1
Lecture ON the Science Of Oommon Thinss, a
Union LsafSs Hall, 4sl Ninth street, On To rs.
DAY Bt1hIM0, January o. There will be On.
lertnents In Chemfstry and Optics. and illustro-
tons In the laws Of Prosctilss. The Lecture Will
Nitrous Oxide On tho human system.
There will be an sdmissien fee Of ton cents, to
Please bring the right change with yol. ja7.3t'
me- CIHTRAL Bulldog ASSOCIATi0N
l9 A Monthly Meeting Of the Central Buildinf
for the reception Of dues, will be hed
IL the Council Chamber on TOEsDAYIVINIGG.
tbs 9Th inst, 1t o clock.
jes-1 WIN. ". MOORE. Bee.
N~1s1s-EI0HTH or JANUARY-,ss,
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105 HIsTH STREET. SOS
PREPARE FOB rRH HOLIDAYS ~"

EKIDWELL HENDERSON
Would respectfully call the attention OF their
friends and the public TO their largo sud we'll
selected assortment Of
WALL PAPEkS AND WINDOW SHADES,
Of The --latest styles
Also. on hand aSlsrge assortment of
OIL CLOTHS. TABLE OOvDRs
RU6rIO BkINDS, PAPER OURrAIHS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS,
OVAL PICTURE F8AMDS,
Together with ...r.
CORDS AND TAssELS TO SUIT
All Of which they are prepared to cell ut the
LOWEST Cash RhICBs.
Remember the place, sci.
-'r a SOS NINTH 0TREET.
Four doors above d street. eesson HALL Buiidias
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rryHoNAR, r @isa - = : =
PINE FREE TAB rRUCHBs.
Tor Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases Bold by
sfsssss"' jeT1ws
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u UNITED STA res P1TENT OSFICE.
On IN. ,.,,.,..W AssEWITeios, peseM6sr iSts:

On sh> >.<s,,.w - ~ t9n veSs MpeT kSo
sfkPAeA @. COLEMAN, Of Providence, H. 4,
pfeing ior cbs e1tsnstoa Of . patent granted
70 them On the l6sa day OF MArch. Isss. for an
ps.i Sesep = :s l y: sSs
place On the fsts Day q sreh. ISL "n'oh 's1e'
% ss' ;os *. = asa a.1
Iefruery next, 81 II o'clock n and all persons
have. Why safd petition ought not 70 he granted
n. the sssns 6es their sS.e
the day Of bearing; eli tesdmony dice By either
md @ :s ss :ia .: sai:: q
the Office, which will be furnished on application.
nnosY nust BE- slsd IN tSs once twenty dsys Be.
within ten days sissr sSins The ss:sinssy:. '
ordered, alse, that this notice be lubltshed in
the Republican and II InteIii gcpcer Washi ngton,
D. b.. Q; and y he Jo1.nsi Proyidsnes, T.,
Of said Tubieatope 70 be ct least sixty days pre-.
nous 70 the DAY OF hssrins a ruIlKrr
Oonmissionsf q -Psten3s
P.s5edisoI q ths sbcye lePsn IN Dlsess
paper containing this nsetos. d IS SG
E3R RENT, TIE PaOP.RrY Known q srbs
sdieintns the Centrsi ousrdhoaes. The buiidinG
EuuniBg through from the. avenle g Canal %.
hes lately Sesa vacated By the Rational "a
" tern: .:.ly 70 vn. a. PHILIP, 90 u.
F0H s.fI. IT; Is,c: s.a ss.:ss,s.s a00.s
eating, hasdsomely furnishsd and plsssastly sis.
masea. =: No. eS Fsnn'a svssus, between alst and
I'd streets dsu-sod
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher.-This morn
ing Taylor Collins, indicted for larceny, was
found guilty.
John Williams, for an assault and resisting
an Nicer, wae convicted.
In the cases Of Robert Kennedy for burg.
larry Ferdinand Bidelman. for an assault and
battery Michael Walsh, for larceny; Kate
Garner, for larceny, n0lle PROS. was entered
George Cubin was convicted of the larceny
of q lot of rope q - 80. al'tf- =
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ELHCTioH.-T Tho following named eGicers
were duly elected and Installed by Usage
Tribe, Improved Order Of Red Men :-Sachem
James +. Dement,; Senior Sagmore, James H.
Hail; Junior Sagmore, John Seller; Chief of
Records, - Wright; Assistant Chief of
Records, James Small; Keeper Of Wampum
Thomas Rich; Keeper Of Wigwam, James
Whitman. Representatives to the Grand
CoIn cil-John Springman, James Hall, James
Small. --.-
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z 80, g scHWP s:Ssss Nh Hi ooo&
A1az1t6snS S3Ss.. Y, SsssszSE'sss. :'''%ss
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE RoBERT BROOM
The funeral OF Mr.. Broom, one Of the clerks of
the U. 5. Supreme Court took place at nosn
to-day. and was very largely attended. The
Supreme Court was represented by Marshal
Gooding, (the Judges, on account Of the busi .
nets OF the court, being unable 70 atteud,) and
by many of our oldest citizens. The funeral
services were by Rev. X. ]. Keeling, Of Trin.
ity tEpiscopaD Church. and the folio wing gem
tlemen 0cted rs pail. bearers: Messrs. Malcolm
Seaion, DIR Maury, fitzhugh Coyle, James M
Carlisle, A. E. Perry, and DIR. Mercer; Mr..
Kirby being the undertaken. The remains were
placed In the vault at COng ressionai Cemetery