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Fowl" PROCEEDING.-On Saturday night
the yard of Mr.. VIM. Harrington, on III street,
between 18th and 18th, was entered from the
rear by some fowl thieves, who carried off II
fine chickens, the most Of them being Spanish
fowls, and also carried Off Mr.. F.'s SUNDAY din
ner, or the materials for it. 1t would seem that
the fowl thieves are getting more daring, COM
ing down into the more densely populated por-
tons of the city than formerly.
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CoNFIRMED-Among the combinations last
week was that Of Mr.. David r. Smith as Justice
Of the Peace, position he has filled for several
years. This nomination was confirmed by the
Senate On the 30th Of March, but through some
influence 1t was reconsidered, and is now recon-
frmed.
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TIE EXCURSION or. THE ARRow-Tisif Ia
Marshall Hall, Creea.cay, White House and All
Along !20rs.-Quite party of gentlemen, in
eluding several representatives of the press,
availed themselves yesterday OF the invitation
OF Captain Stackpole, Of the steamer Arrow, to
take Trip on that steamer to the fishing shores.
The Arrow Is not quite mp to its name for speed ,
but il Is cosy little boat, for all that and Just
the thing for pleasant down-river excursion on
such delightful, sunny, balmy, dreamy, hazy,
xhimmering, all-overish, fiowery, pea-green sort
OF day. 1t was a famous day 10 visit the fish
cries. The fish and the fishermen, inspired by
the romance and delicious languor Of the spring
weather, were on the best Of terms and the
usually mutually disagreeable work of catching
and being caught, Of cleaning and being cleaned,
beatifed by the poetical surroundings into some
thing TO be enjoyed by all hands and fins.
After touching at various fishing shores the
Arrow returned TO Marshall Hall, nearly oppo-
site Mount Vernon, where the party landed by
invitation Of Captain Stackpole, to partake of a
fish lunch, the distinguishing feature of which
was the luxury Of planked shad "-shad
nailed upon planks and cooked before wood
IRE. The tine estate and mansion known as
"Marshall Hail. and which has been in the
Marshall family from time immemorial, has
been recently purchased by Messrs. Sykes and
Stackpole, and is now being fitted up as a place
or summer resort, with dancing pavilion and
all the etceteras desired by picnic and pleasure
parties. The plateau here at the bend of the
including the wooded heights of Mount Vernon,
and with fine clumps of stately old trees has
great advantages for the purpose to which it is
to be put. Climbing the ascent to the old-time
mansion, we found the air fragrant with flow
ersLand shad, the latter being cooked before
rousing wood fire in the open air,
under the personal superintendent of
that admirable amateur director of shad
broil, Mr.. jackson Humphrey. Meanwhile
Captain Stackpole, doubtless to sharpen the
appetite of his guests up to the appreciative
point took them to see his peach trees and his
old forest trees, and the farm generally, winding
mp with visit to the family graveyard of the
Marshalls, where the PROSTATE slabs carried us
back to dates of 1853. The Wondering dust be-
meath our feet telling of mans fieeting, transit
tory life; the tantalizing smell Of the planked
shad hZZline away opposite; the vivid picture
presented on the placid river below with the
operations of the seine-haulers at half a dozen
landings in full view, all served to remind US
What shsd dsrs We are,
And what shad oh IS pursue!
But the mighty tread of Capt. Stackpole across
lots in the direction of the shad-lunch and the
responsive scooting of the rest of the crowd in
the same direction, warned US against stopping
TO moralize.
The lunch was voted the correct thing, Can't.
Stackpole a trump, and Marshall Hall the place
OF all places for pleasure resort; and the party
returned to Washington in excellent season and
condition.
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AN UNFoUNDED RUMOR.-This morning there
was some excitement about the City Hall and
Police Headquarters, in consequence of a report
that Major w. s. Morse had been drowned last
evening, by his horse becoming unmanageaIie
and jumping over into the Potomac. He, how
ever, turned up about IL o'clock this morning
on his old stamping grOund-the west wing of
the City Hall. 1t is evident that the Major was
not born to be drowned.
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DIR. NEWMAN ON PoLYGAMY.-The Rev. DR..
Newman yesterday delivered discourse on Po-
lygamy, in the Methodist Episcopal MetrOpoli-
tan Church. President Grant, Vice President
Colfax, several members Of the Cabinet, and q
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The FISH MARKEr-Ten thousand shad were
sold at JOhnson's wharf this morning at $40 and
S12 per hundred, and forty thousand herring at
SO and s11 per thousand.
No change in the Alexandria market,
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusememts, de.

NATIONAL TREATER--John Brougbam in
"The Red Light"
ramic Exhibition, every evening, tb Is week only.
srIrH's ART GALLERY, 245 ct.
MARKRIrIR's ART GALLERY 4s6 tn street.
BARLow's ARr 6ALLBRy, 81 Pa. syeuue.
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CHARGE AND CoUETKR-CHARGE. = Belle
washington. colored, was before Justice Pear
ron yesterday on the charge Of robbing colored
Sns vas dismissed, and Immediately charged
tnen win having, In January last, found the
R.ss eoon or q Mr.. Howell, containing $500,
nse. Justice Pearson held him TO baii 10 annsa1
at court W w o"n W aPPeai
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SALE OF REAL EsrArE-Fitch q Fox, real
estate brokers, have sold lot 90, subdivision (
running back IS feet to an alley, to Joseph An
thony, ESQ.,, for 81 800, cash.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
just opened a large and well assorted stock en-
bracisg DRESS GOODS OF all kinds and newer
styles. from l21s cents mp; Black and Colorsd Silks
eery cheap; 10000 yards Cslcoes, at Ga s, To- ~
the very best for l22 Shifting Musns, from Il &C
up; wide Linen sheetings. sc; Cloths, Cassmeres
Tweeds and Linen Goods, for men aud boys. rery
cheap; Kid Gloves, q speciality-a good slOye, AL
colors, at 81; Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs. from
&c. mp; Lawns, new styles ll1a TO sc. together
with general assortment of goods at popular prices
Call and examine-good bargains to all.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
APPS tr 101 Bridge ST.. Georgetown, u. q.
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The NEW FRANKLIN COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION" will hold an adjourned
ball, street, between 9th and 10th. To COM
plete the organization.
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PROP. Cook seems determined that the npb,,c
shall become thoroughly acquainted with the
merits of his Balm of Life, and for that purpose
makes liberal use of printers ink, Is his All.
yertisements in our columns will show.
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FROM Philip & SolomOns and j. Shiltneton
We have Ha1P1's Basar for May I.
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The TRIAL OF Nimrod R,cheras e,r tna ,,rr
der of Col. Lyles Commences 10 morroa ~ th.
Circuit Court Of Prince Georges county. al
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by THOS. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY. May Sd, at O'Clock p m we
- will sell, at public auction, on the premises.
that valuable property on the N. W. corner sfh
and High streets. The house WAS built wears ago,
and Of the best materials Ii contains thirteen large
rooms, with buffers pantry and water, and an
the copvenience. pertaining to frst-class resi-
dence; brick partitions throughout the akine
il rat proof The property hasa front Of las feef
and depth Of 100 feet. 1t commands extensive
view OF the Potomac river. There il an excellent
Stable, Carriage and Cow House on the premises
Terms Of sale: One third cash; and the balance in
one and two years, with interest, secured by deed
OF trust on the property. Stamps and eonyeyanciug
at the cost Of the purchaser.
DODGE & DARNEILLE,
1925 II street, Real Estate Brokers
THOMAS BOWLING.
apO-ts .Chron &Courierl Auctioneer.
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"SHoo FLY" AND CAYENNE PEPPER-Girls
on Their Auseie.-Last evening, quite q commo-
ton took place at the corner of Eleventh street
and Maryland avenue, South Washington, the
cause of which, as related to our reporter, was
as follows Two young ladies-Miss j. and
Miss H.-while promenading in that neighbor-
irrelevant and aggravstins remark, "shoo fiy."
Constituting the Observation as an intended In =
suit, they Immediately turned, and going to
house near by, provided themselves with
cayenne pepper, and returning to the COR.
ner, at once commenced aggressive operations.
BY an adroit use Of their ammunition they
blinded the youPg tina, man. NV, who beloved with
dragged him southwark, threatening to have
him shot. Miss j. In the meantime was not idle,
but with her "bunch of fves" let fly about his
ooapeS WITH es
"Dont bodder me-" His assailants having
punished him to their satisfaction, finally re-
leased him, and some Of his friends led him to
his homo, where he had q chance to repair
damages, and mediate upon the danger Of i'm
curing feminine wrath In these progressive
days.
DECREE OF DIvoRcK.-On SATURDAY., decree
Of divorce from the bonds of matrimony was
made by Judge Wylies in the EQUITY Court, in
The petition sets forth that the parties were
married in Freeport, Ill. 9th October, 1866, and
he deserted her on the 21st Of the same month;
in New Orleans, was possessed Of property, and
doing business there; that he possessed no prop
erty there, and that he has no means of support;
that he treated her In cruel and inhumar
manner, and took from her all her money
(s1 ,OO0) in the city Of Philadelphia, and aban-
dOned her. H. B. Philbrook for petitioner.
CHAPEL DEMoLIsHRD-A Ward Club Left Out
In the Cold.-This morning the frame chapel on
10th street east, between A and streets south,
which for some time has been used a. o meeting
place for the Sixth Ward Republican Club, as
also tor o church, was torn down, and IL was
stated that it was leveled for the purpose OF
preventing further meetings OF that club.
SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Fitch q Fox, real
estate brokers, have sold lot 90, subdivision Z
square 375, fronting 20 feet on Grant street, and
running back s. feet to an alley, to Joseph An
thony, Esq, for 81 800, cash.
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AN ABANDONED INYANr.-Saturday nis.,
last about nine O'Clock q colored woman named
Ann Dorsey, living on 18th street, between r.
And > streets, brought to the sixth precinct
y white male infant about three months Old
stating that q white woman unknown 20 her len
itat her house and had not returned for it, II
Was sent 10 st. AIMS Infant Orphan ASYLUM
Hnere u was kindly received by the matron.
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RIVER ExCURsIoNs.-The steamer Cyrus P.
Smith, recently purchased by Capt. John Mar
tin, popular steamboat man Of this section
made the first Of her regular excursions for the
season to Glymont and the fishing shores of the
Potomac yesterday, with a pleasant party of
9th streeO wharf about ten O'Clock. and re-
turned to the city few minutes before seven
O'Clock p. M, having touched at Glymont and
then proceeded to the fisheries about ten miles
below, to give the curious an opportunity of
witnessing the seine hauling. The Cyrus P
Snit.I is staunch little steamer, capable of &C
commodating about five hundred passengers
besides which, being of very light draft. she is
well adapted for the trucking trade of the many
little streams intersecting the Potomac. She
has been recently Overhauled and fitted out in
handsome style. The enterprise of Capt. Mar
tin is one well worthy of support, and it is to be
hoped that his patronage will be commensurate
with the expense and pains he has incurred in
thus affording to our citizens this additional
medium Of pleasant relaxation from the bust.
ness tolls of CITY life.
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ATTEHPTEp BURGLARY s..rxs,.
late hour, negro man was discoxasaJ ~
Mrs. Coburn, wife Of Hon. j. a. Coh.rr 81 W
diana, trying TO effect an entrance to their mar
1ors, on Indiana avenue near Sd sfrest IT,
Eould-be robber, when he found thst - ane
discovered, precipitated himself upon tbs ~
of the adjoining house and made of AT S seoPs
rate, closely pursued by lodger in the hou' q
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Lewis Carter were this mornino arrastsa ~
Detectives Coombs and Miller having in their
possession log chain which they could Give no
satisfactory account OF. and Justice Chase com
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BAPTIzING IN THE PoroNAc.-Yesterday
morning the river shore at the Sycamore was
alive with colored people, assembled to witness
the baptizing of a number of converts. The
hrst party on the ground was some thirty from
the Baptist Church on 9Th street, South Wash
ingtOR, Rev. VIM. Lee pastor. This party
marched in procession from the church to the
Sycamore, and back again, chanting religious
songs on the way, and attracting large crowd.
The other party was from the church on
street south, Rev. Mr.. Owens pastor, aud rode
IN one of Majors large four-horse omnibuses
TO and from the river, singing as they passed
along the streets. The banks and high bluffs
were covered with spectators, and the scene
was an animated one. During the intervals be-
tween the dimensions religious songs we're sung
by the assemblage in the peculiar though melo-
Gious manner characteristic of the colored race.
In the afternoon another party, from the Sec
ond Ward, Rev. Henry Baily, appeared at the
shore between 9th and 9TH streets, and several
converts were immersed This party was not so
large, but. from the shouting and singing, APP
Peared quite as joyful.
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A POLICE STATION In THE DARK-An Arou-
n.ent for Consoliddtion.-Saturday night. the
station-house for the second precinct police
Lieut.. Johnson) was under an eclipse, because
the person who had been furnishing the oil to
pay therefor declined to supply his illaminatOr
any longer gratis, and thus the Boobies were
left in darkness. This state Of things is owing
TO the fact that the expenses are chargeable
partly to the Levy Court and partly to the Cor
Poration Of Washington, and there Is some dis
agreement as to apportioning the amounts from
each respectively. The officers were obliged to
furnish I" dips SO as to see that their Acquire
meRts were In place before going out; but dark
ness reigned afterwards. and they did not re-
turn to the station any oftener than absolutely
necessary before the break of day.
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ALMOST FIRE.-A small frame house on L
street, between 2lsf ana 22d street. occupied nv
nenfy smith was discovered to be on IRE yes
s sefs IA afternoon The flames were extinguish-
60 oy tne neighbors without any alarm being
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGs.-The Washington
Temperance Society held q successful meeting
last night at Temperance Hall. Mr.. John II.
Thompson presided, and short addresses were
denver by Capt b. NJ. Piatt, Messrs. w. E.
Pitcher, Judge Middlebrook, and o. X. Harris
Inc Christian Temperance Alliance held
large meeting last night at the Methodist Pro-
holloway presided, with Mr.. III. n. Rotherv az
3,Iy. ADDRESSES were delivered by MT.
noioray, MT; Allen Cofhn, and Rev. MT. viii
Of eighty names TO the pledge. $40 ~~OA'ion
MI. W. n: Chase delivered temperance .d.
dree, at Arlington on Friday night undee g.
auspices of Excelsior Lodge No. 4 Of Good Tenn
Blars.
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The NEW YORK REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION
held special meeting on Saturday evening at
their headquarters, Liberty Hall; Hon. A. M.
Clapp, president, in the chair. A committee
was appointed to inquire into the right of New
Workers to vote for State officers after partici-
pating in the municipal election here. The
question being legal one, the following men,
bers OF the legal profession were appointed -
Messrs. Snodgrass, Saunders, Haines and Fos-
ter. On motion, the president was added to the
committee. The question to be reported! on is
one which affects the rights Of voters hailing
from the other States, and the report of this
committee will therefore be looked for with
interest.
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"MIss MARY ANN MCCARTHYn- Sailing
Under False Colors.-On Saturday afternoon
the well-known John Huntington, who has
habiliments not suitable to his sex, was again
brought up by Officer Butler, Of the second
precinct, for the same offence, and for being
disorderly near the base. ball grounds, this time
thy" He IVES taken TO the station, and yester-
day morning Justice Wall committed him to
the workhouse. A large number OF persons
The police were obliged 10 open way to the
I" Black Maria"
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NEWS OF THE WORLDI
PRENDER q KENNEDY, I4a 18th street, cor
ner Of New York avenue, have for sale the latest
and PAE 81:
pxfLiEs, tan day: ss.er .rSlicaten; The ca,
PHO, complete; NAfCRE. complete: YOUNG
SSs sR on San..rS
inclusive. Any EUR0PEAN PUBLICATION fur
agmIsIs Of en- he fORIIGN skLIGioUs, LIT
EkAARi, PoLITIGAL, sCIESTIrIc: and 10
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SUSPECTED RoBBERY.-On Saturday night
Hast. about O'Clock, Officer Acton, OF the eighth
precinct, noticed a colored man coming along
East Capitol street, between 4th and 5th streets
east, with bag on his shoulder SO well filed as
70 excite the officers suspicion. Overhauling
The man the 0fhcer asked what was in the bag
and received the answer that 10 was none of his
business. The policemen then made for him,
when the man threw the sack wi tn its contents
At the officers head and ran on. Refusing to
nan, the omcer nred couple OF shots after
him, which had the desired effect of bringing the
prisoner to, when he was escorted to the eighth
precinct police station. The bag was opened
AND was found to contain thirty twists Of coun-
Try tobacco, which the prisoner, who gave his
name as George Hyde, claims to have come by
honestly. Justice Schmidt sent him to jail for
q further hearing.
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RIVER FRoNT-Crouchs Wharf.-The steamer
Columbia, Harper, arrived here this morning
with cargo of oats for Knodle 81 Co.; schr.
Founder, Capt. Skinner, with wood for Ford
and Windsor; sch. Yorktown, Selecman, with
wood for Alderman.
Johnson's Wharf-Arrived-S j. Cum
berland, Exchange; Shops Blue Bell, Four
Brothers, l.. johnson, Streaker, Alice, Charles;
steamers Prince Williams and Pioneer with
fish.
Carriers Whdrf-Arrived-Schrs. L. T. Du-
mock, Goslee, and Ann Hamilton, Davis, from
Salisbury with lumber for Linville & Co; Agnes
Reppelice, McFadden, from Philadelphia, with
to tons coal for j. E. Miller; Great Pirate,
Sutherland, Aqua Creek, with lumber for Lin
vile & Co.
RIey's Whdrres.-Arrived-Sch Mar
celia Ann, Barnes; Stephen A. Douglas, Lewes;
American Coaster, Yeast; G. W. Driver, Scud-
den; Discovery, Bethel; Flying Fish, Walden;
Star, LandOn; Eva, Smith; Teaser. Hoosleman;
all from Virginia, with oysters for market
Boats AckwoOd, Brown; Kate johnson, Mar
midOn; all with wood for market. Schooner
Coblom, Smith, from Swan Creek, with lumber
for JnO. W. Shilds.
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CRoaUET.
TEN DIFFERENT VARIETIES.
ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS.
PRICES AS VARIED AS STYLES.
We invite the attention Of all lovers of this
Ipl and heaithful out door game, % popular in
ENGLAND and America, to the assortment we now
PRICES RANGE FROM SIS TO $40.
Our sets have the Patent Sockets Patent Plated
Bridges, Patent Indexible Balls, Improved Shane
MaiIefs Center Guard Piackne Boxes, Crequet Re-
cord D1als, Books Of Instruction, And All the inn
PIosements that experience and good Judgment have
Sets numbered o, 1, 2. s, aud are made of Boy
nood setfs numbered 5, g.. rs, 9, no, are made of
Rock Maple. These are the hardest and best woods
Tor this that to be found and thew have
been carefully selected and are warranted sound
NOW Is THE TINE TO BUY.
This amusement is increasing in popularity and
the only oct door game adapted to az classes OF
society. II fs, therefore, THE NATIONAL GA n
3rasrs ~ nal promptly nllsd and delivered,
PHILIP 4 6OL0NON0,
gil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
apAu Between 9th and 10th streets.
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n. H. PRINCE, would inform his patrons, that
henceforth the Pawn Broking branch will be
carried on second floor; entrance either through
store or hall door. 4,6,1:
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Ask to see the new FULL-PLATE WATCH bear.
ting the trade mark "AMERICAN WATCH Co.,
Crescent ST., Wdithdnr, Mass" 1t is BY far the best
FxHpldfs Watch made IN the United States, amd
sxspdaes aaythiHs heretofore made IN fhts coxstry
for Railsray Ens,ssers, Conductors, Re.
apis n w r Smo
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COURT IN GENERAL TERN.-This morning
the April term of the Court in Bdce was resumed,
Judges Cartier, Wyie and Ulin on bench.
THE REWARD FOR THE ASSASSINATION CON-
sPIRATORs.
The case of Baker agt. the Corporation ct al.
was set down for a hearing. This suit was
brought for a division of the reward offered BY
the Corporation for the capture of the assassi-
nation conspirators and the Chief Justice re-
marked that the court desired to hear the case
fully argued as the question Of the Corporations
power to offer such rewards and other impor-
tant questions are involved.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CASES
The cases of the Corporation of Washington
agt. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
tthe street and Delaware avenue cases) were
continued.
Hopkins agt Deiano; decree below affirmed
The cases of the United States agt. the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, convicted Of
nuisance, were set for hearing.
THE NICHOLAS MURDER.
The case of Albert Nicholas, convicted of
murder and sentenced to be hanged on the 18th
of May, was placed on the calender.
CASE AGAINST THE W. AND g. RAILROAD CO.
The case OF Gladmon agt the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad CompaRy-the company
having declined to accept compromise to pay
the calender, and will be heard ON exceptions.
Messrs. Kennedy, Phillips and Payne were
appointed q committee to examine applicants
for admission to the bar. On motion OF Mr..
Kennedy, the application of Alfred Lea, and on
motion of Mr.. Richmond, that of jefferson
Clarke, were referred to the committee.
The case of Corcoran j. Riggs against Henry
Douglas ct al. was argued by Mr.. Mathews for
plaintiffs, and Mr.. Thompson for defendants.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Fisher-To-day Jno.
Vanardan, indicted for keeping disorderly
house, was found not guilty; John Fitzgerald,
indicted for similar offence was acquitted, as
also John Shea, on a similar offence. Harring-
ton for defence. John Quinn, indicted for a
similar offence, was found not guilty. Frank
Wansley and Morton Buchana an, for the larceny
of a hog, were found not guilty. Harrington for
d fence. James Steward and VIM. Scott, grand
larceny; nOlfe pros as to Steward; Scott was
convicted and sentenced to one year in the
A tany Penitentiary. The jury was discharged
10 Monday morning next
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ELPHoNZo YoUNGS 4 co.

FLOUR.
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY,
NORWOOD FAMILY,
PIONEER EXTRA.
AUGUSTA EXTRA,
MELROSE kNTRA
EXCHANGE MILLS EXTRA,
ALL AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RArks. AND
ALL GUARANTEED.