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RI THos. BOWLING, Auctr.: Georgetown.


- BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust to me, dated
E respectively June 5. 1864, and October s, 1855,
.and recorded respectively in Liber N. q. r.
no, 81, fohos 36, &C., and Liber 3. n. II. No. I,
ielios $50 of the Land Records Of the County Of
W sshington, ID. c. will offer at auction, ON WE'D
NESbAi the 18th day Of May, proximo, at o clock
p. n. that Valuable Preperty In Georeetown de-
scribed follows, viz: That Lot Consisting OF parts
Of Lots One, Two, and Three, in Peters square,
bounded as follovss viz: Beginning at the end Of H
feet east iron street. the south side Of Bridge
street, and running thence south and parallel With
High street % feet 20 point feet from the diyid-
Ing line between Lots Nos. sand g. In Peter souare
street. mence With high kreet northwariiy IL feet:
thence east and parallel with Bridge street 20 feet
thence north and parallel with High street 50 feet 10
Bridge street, and thence east TO the with
an alley In the rear and consisting OF
Substantial three story Brick wsrehouse, con-
posea OF two large buildings connected. fronting re-
sgectiyey on High and Bridge streets, with cellars.
This Is one Of the best business stands in George
town, and the property is in ell respects desirable
II 10 now occupied by n. ]. Adler, q hardware
store.
Terms Of sale: One .nfth Of the purchase money TO
be paid IN cash and the residue in four equal install
ments Of 6, II, Is, and n months respectively 10 be
secured by deed OF trust The terms Of sale must be
complied with In week after sale, the property
may be reseld, after week notice, at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser. Conveyancng
and stamps at the cost 81 the purchaser.
WALTER g. cox, Trustee
ap4 tn .Sa,Tuu THOS. BOWLING, Auctr
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- Ralph Thompson, Of North Stoninator.
Ut, killed and measured on forty feet OF black
snakes on Sunday. : > - n
The Roman Catholic organ In London, the
Weekly Register, says that the EcumenicaI
Council has work before it for year. =
0Many man grumbles because II costs n
much per day for ice for his whole family Is he
pays for single drink for himself. u - =,
1.-THE eminent French harpist, Theodore
OF the Emperor Napoleon. - - : :
- Because Q New Jersey wife aspent too
much money for candy and trash her husband
got divorce.
y Birds, blossoms, balmy breexes, buopies.
Dfi&ntneees beauty-woro suggested TO New
York reporter BY the warm weather Of the nsst
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EDITOR OF EVENING STAR I'll submit to you
for publication the following statements in re-
lation 10 the position Of Major A. G. Richards
on the charter negro question, which is exciting
the public mind and misleading Republicans.
Very RESPECTFULLY, -.'I
May lsIe. d. n. KELSEY.
wAsHINeros, d. c., May 5, $50.
Acjdr A. c. RieAands-Dear Sir: have. on
several occasions, heard and seen 10 stated thai
in January, 1858, you declared that I" universal
suffrage in the District of Columbia was an abb
iai oq and that M yoa
and Common Council Of the city Of Washington
against the renewal Of the city charter. Last
evening this assertion was again made In the
B. Purvis, at a meeting Of the Republicans of
the Second Ward, In Liberty Hall, on 10th
street, between X and s; and as many present
sSeser Se sScys 70
or false, take this early opportunity to re-
quest an answer, hoping that the truth in this
matter may be known and vindiceted.
In reply to this letter have received from 4.
G. kichs,d En-, copy q the following letss
the positive ayowal that he never stated that he
was'opposed to negro suffrage or that IL was q
failure, but on the contrary that he has always
Gates. ID. NJ. KELSEY.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 1, 1868.
". G. n. NeWmas, N. d. My Dear Doctor:
Your note Of yesterdays date in reference to
the charter question, and my name being pub
hshed rs one of the siguei5 TO . petition pre-
sented to our Cisy Councils upon that subject
last Monday night IL received.
Upon reading that petition, as published, do
not wonder that you are somewhat surprised at
seeing my name among the signers after the
conversation We had upon the subject q few
DAYS ago. Permit me, therefore, to explain
how my name happens to be among the signers.
A gentleman presented the petition to me i'm
CHANGING hastily over it, and judging from the
verbal statements made ct the time BY the per-
son presenting 1t, well q BY the names of sew
eral gentlemen Who had already signed il,
supposed the petition to be simply in favor Of q
consolidation of the several municipalities Of
the District under . territoaial form Of govern
meDt; and as such signed he petition. / now
see, upon reading the last larAgraph OF the Pc
tition, n published, that 1t commits its signers
"in favor Of Congress exercising exclusive legs-
iation IN all cases whatsoever for the District Of
This, I now suppose, means government by
commissioners, in whose selection our citizens
are to have no voice. OF course I am opposed
to such scheme, as L am not yet ready TO give
up the principle that taxation and representa-
should have q voice in selecting their law
makers as well a these who execute their laws
when made. However, do not think my opin-
lon upon these subjects as OF sufficient import
ance for me to make any public explanation Of
the manner In which happened to sign the pc
tition in question. But this much have
thought due to you after the very free and fun
interchange Of opinions we had q few days
since. "E'I
Trusting that you win now zee that any appa-
inadvertancy, l. am, very truly. yours,
...E A. T.. RICHARDs.
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Pr THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; esorgesow.
RI THos. BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON rBx
nncSHIS OF GEORGETOWN, FOR SALE AT

- On TUESDAY, May ID, at s clock D. M we
q VIII cell, e public auction, on the Premise.,
that valuable property on the N. w. corner sth
and High Streets The house was built years AGO
and OF the best materials. Itcontans thirteen large
rooms, with butler pantry, gas and water, and al
dence brick partitions throughout the house making
and depth Of le0 feet. 1t commands an extensive
yiey OF the Potomac river There 10 an excellent
etaole, Carriage and Cow House on the premises.
one and two years, with interest, secured by deed
Of trust on the property Stamps and convey anciug
ct the cost Of the purchaser.
- -. DODGE DARNEILLK,
1l9S street, Real Estate Brokers
THOMAS DOWLING,
epW-b fRep. Chron .&OcuYierl Auctioneer
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IMPORTANT TO GKNTLHHM.--If Won wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, al grease
spots effectuAlly removed % that they viii never
show again; II you wish your clotking nicely
pressed 20 that they viii look like new, seId
them to Anthony Fisher, nrst-class scourer and
sole proprietor Of new Partisan process, aus
yin street, opposite the Patent Ohloe. List of
Prices-.Coats, from 81 TO $3.50; Pants, rs cents;
vee@, % cents; . whole hummer Suit, S2S.
hsdies would DO vel, before they put away
ers Cleaning Process tsEes IN erease spot.
enectualH ont, and he con give gusfantses that
no moths can enter the garments during the
GUNNER ~ heferencee:- Aessrs. B. II. DnvalI,
4. Schsfer ,,LS Pa. ave-; VT. Grimth, 60s 9th
T.; A. baks ~ CO., 316 9TH Ct. md many other.
SEQ his advertisement In another column. eos
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TEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Day IN Uk> YYf,K
Ward-The registration in the Fifth Ward COM
menced yesterday, ak the school house corner "a
And a streets southeast, the applicants passing
dnuous line tor the tlse two hours after the
opening OF the books After that however, the
rush WAS very slight. There were no regular
tally keepers on either SIDE, ~ was the care In
other vards-the interested parties con sntiny
theoselves with m occasional peep into the
registration ONCE At the closing Of the books
~ names had been registered, or which 81
we're white and 100 colored, against q registry OF
the frst day last year of s3s. The voters Of the
Irsh Republicans being the only cIass Who an
peared in force. Everything was conducted D
quietly freide, that no one would suppose the
registration vas going on. There were the usual
replies 20 where do you ffve?" OF ssRtght down
IN IN ths hollow "Jist dar on 9th street," "Ohi
house Of Mr.. Smiths" And freG1entiy
tie policemen had to assist the appif-
cants In describing their places of abode.
OUTSIDE, the various groups were orderly. The
headquarters of Gen. A. Grant, of the BIS. in
o., on ire opposite corner, was the scene of
9nite sathering, discu sing political and all
other topics; while frside, behind the plate
glass, Capt. w. L. Fletcher, adjutant general
sat apparently reading paper, but really vita
ooth eyes dead-set on what WAS going on in the
vicinity. John O'Meara, president OF the Irish
last year, Tor nomination to Council, (only
last year be wes on the Democratic, and this
ume on the Republican side,) was on hand,
spuIr.ng mp voters Z" to 60 and register most
certainty =" all good Republicans should re-
gisser, TO be sure" A hOle-in.thc- wall, on the
corner OF LIST and A streets southeast. known as
Haske's restaurant, did . stavng business, as
was proven by the weeping willow, stvIe of
walking OF many who left the place Of registry
occasionally to visit there.
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paid for improvements. This Was larger ex-
penditure for this pur pose than in sixteen years
previously, in which IL amounted TO about
$3.50 900. 1t seemed to him that this was net a
bad showing. Three cheers were given for
Boswell and three cheers for Richards-]
Henry johnson said the excuses made by Mr..
Newton did not correspond with the statement
of Mr.. Bowen before the committee Of Con-
gress. As TO the foatiHg bonds, II was well
Known that even horse feed for tie horses or the
Fire Department could not be paid for. Mr..
the credit Of the city on the first Of June, but
that amount would be on the other side OF the
accounk IL was preposterous TO make an at
tempt TO show the citys prosperity in view OF
What they all knew. - =
The meeting adjourned with cheers for Major
Richards. = = = - 90 - :
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H. N00fos
THE CASE OF NIcHoLAs-Hsw TRIAL AWARDED.
Court In GExERAL TERn.--Yesterday after
the argument In the case o 4 Elixabe tn A. Baiiy
agt. the Phoenix Insurance Company the Court
dismiseed the bili-the Law case rem aims open
an: .S CIl probably come up ct the next term of
This morning the case of Albert Nicholas
convicted IN the Criminal Court, Judge Fisher,
3. 1es murder n, VI. e in
the 18th inst, was taken mp and argued by
Messrs- Snodgrass and +. Miller for the prisoner,
and Mr.. Darlington for the government The
c.pituistins portions Of the ' evidence de
also, what the defence offered to prove
The bill also includes the testimony OF DIR. q. C.
rusa 'os S.s Sssn sas
indications Of mental imbecility, and has had
three several attacks Of epilepsy, followed by
wife three weeks previous 10 tAe homicide bad
given birth to q sttll-born child, FOR which he
put bis house in mourning, and that he expert
said homicide, striking his head In the fall; and
II 1t is further proved that this man, without
assignaole motive, killed his wife, to whom he
teen wounds on the head, and At The same I'm tfne
killed his m0ther-in-law with fifteen distinct
and dreadful wounds, and then remained in the
house with their bodies from half an hour to an
hour and half, and when the officers came to
the house opened the door, gave himself up to
them, and confessed what he had done-would
you regard him A. sane or insane at the time
or committing the hemicide 2" =
The following prayers offered by the defence
AND oyerrnied on the trial, are also includedin
the bill of exceptions: = -. 80 - ~
4th. If the jury have reasonable doubt as 10
the case, either in reference to the homicide or
the question Of sanity, the prisoner should be
acquitted. =,
9th. II the jury find, from the evidence, that
the prisoner 10 q man Of weak mind, and fully
believe that his life was In danger from the de-
ceased. and committed the homicide, as he
thought, in self defence, although the circum-
stances would not have caus ed such an impress
sion on man Of ordinary intellect, then he is
In the briefs fled many cases are referred to,
among others, those Of Sickles, Foley and Mary
Harris. $3.50
The court awarded Q new trial. The accused
VIII therefore not suffer the penalty Of the law
on Friday Of next week.
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A NEW PAPER.-A German paper. to be pub
hsned weekly during the campaign, under the
title OF " More L ght," by Mr.. e L. chmidt.
city, made its appearance to- tay. It viii ann.
Port the nominee OF the regular Republican
convention, which meets on Tn ursday = -.
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NO PERSON SHOULD PURCHASE ANY
toned sffr sFS5nf fl shSss
I ~ ~: seis ;:ss.fs Good 5sx Violin. With bow
only o. o. and s. SSsci attention S;yen =
messs, 80 eesarins pianos md othsr insti 4
II 10. Isl fGn PEE hnsTlA vg.aA.s 49,.
,rvo~ WAsHINGTOS, b. O. 20 -,
R0ons AnI10xRD BY THE BAY 81 ~ VIZ ISf1F.
H. v ftaA!LS At AL H0UkS. =.
Particular attention 10 Meals cent out. 10 isl
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IRISH REPUBLICAN, MEErINes.-The Fifth
Ward Irish Republicans beid meeting at
Bieifu's Hall LIST evening, but transacted no
business, resolution which was offered in
dorsing NJ. g. Emery for the nayoralty ex-
plodlng like bombshell amongst them and
causing such confusion that IL was withdrawn
and an adjournment ensued.
The Second Ward Irish Republican Club met
Iast evening at Taylor Hall, corner Fifteenth
ana y streets, and adopted re solutions that sin
view OF the fact thar q secret conclaye was
attempting TO uproot the interests Of Irishmen.
they were determined to have at least one Irish
man IN the Councils from the Second WardD
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The THEATEEs.-Mrs. ID. P. Bowers Is un-
teubtedly one Of The best actresses on the stage.
and none Of our readers should tail to see her
IN the characters she is personating at the Ma
nonaI dheafsr She appears to night as ''Eliz-
abeth," IN the great play of that name. She is
ably assisted by Mr.. j. q. McCollom and the
National company.
frOu-frou, as performed by Laura Keene
ard company 81 Wallis Opera House last night.
was great success, the piece being a very eff
fectiye one, and the company fully DIP to its re-
quirements- No one should fail to see It, ON
friday night Miss keene has a benefit and on
Saturday night the entire proceeds of the house
viii be devoted to the relief of the sufferers by
the Richmond calamity.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucfioneer,
u TIA Bridge street, Georgetown.
TRUsTEEv SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT OF

COLUMBIA.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust from the late
IA Eleanor 3. Lang TO the subscriber made No
2yember Sd 1858, and recorded amongst the land
recotds Of said District in Lber T, Ne Is folio
go 6c, and under the instructions Of the corporate
authorities of said town, will offer at public auc-
ton, THURSDAY, May 5th, 1870, o clock D m in
front OF the premises, All that parcel Of ground
being part OF Lot No AZ Of the original lots OF said
town beginning at the end Of 80 feet measured west
on the south line OF Bridge street from the south
west corner Of Bridge and High streets and running
thence on said line Of Bridge street az feet
line of said entire lot 90 feet thence east and par
allel with the first line az feet; and thence Ia
straight line to the beginning"
The improvements upon this ground consist OF a
very substantially built brick tenement, two and
half stories high, with large and commodous apart
meIts; the same having been formally known as the
"CoIporation or Town House,
South OF the BUILDING is spacious and convenient
lot These premises situated Immediately at the
terminus Of the Washington and Georgetown Rail
r. nd in the central part of the latter city and offer
eAeellCnt l. duo ments Tor profitable investment.
Terms One fourth Of the purchase money cash,
ano the residue In Tour lual instruments, at elk.
twelve, eighteen, ana twenty four months, with
semi annual interest. The title viii be reserved
until full payment Of the purchase money Two
hundred dollars to be paid down at close of sale
III the terms of sale are not complied with within
wo days after such sale, the tIust.e reserves the
right TO resell the property upon FIVE days notice,
at the risk and cost Of defaultfng purchaser.
All stamps and convey ancing at purchasers cost.
HUGH CAPERT0N Trustee.
apl9eod&as THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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MAC EvoY's HIBERsIcoN was presented for
the nIst time at Odd Fellows Hall iast nigI,t ~
good house and will be repeated every evening
curing the week. 1t consists Of large number
OF exceedingly well executed views representing
points OF interest in Ireland, which are agree.
ably described, and the performance is diverse
1sa ey Songs and humorous representations by
NJ. Jerry Conan, Marie Dalton Mac Evoy ana
Hlss Kate Halpine. They are fine yocalists and
The Tour Through Ireland is well worth
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PERsosAL.-Dr. George A. Baird. OF yyh..,-
ing, w. Va, q distinguished member 81 ~.
Grand Lodge OF the United States, L. %. %. F
Ne In this city, stopping at the Jenness House
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A PrGNAcIoUs FKMAIK-Yesteriav no,r-
ing, Omcer stet le arrested Maggie Conner on
tne charge OF assault and battery preferred by
joan brady, and Justice Wall fined her s.
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IBE GRAND coscErrs und.r the auspices or
MI. y. Remington Fsirlamb, At the Masonic
temple, ON Tomorrow and Friday eyeufnoS
VIII doubtless be very attractive. In addition
70 selt etsors from bss rev opera, ssThe Treas
nred Tokens, the programme contains many
store.
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FIFTH WARD REFORM REPUBLrCANs-Hr
EmeTyS Nomination EBdOrsed.--A meeting of
citizens OF the Fifth Ward, opposed to the pres
ent municipal administration, and in favor of a
change in corporation affairs, met last eyening
AT Blelfu's Hall, Oh Pennsylvania avenue near
lst street. Mr.. Amos Hunt was called to the
ehair, and a motion was adopted for the APP
organization. TO be known as the Fifth Ward
republican Reform Club. The committee will
De named hereafter, and report at future
meeting. Addresses were made by John Pew
ION, Nat. Hines, and other colsred men, en-
dorsing the nomin alton of Mr.. Emery.
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PROF: l. e. CoLLIKRE, whose Singing Acad-
envy at MariniPs Assembly Rooms has become
aieature OF washington society, announces that
his classes for the spring season will conmanca
on May Sh. The hours FOR ladies', children and
gentlemen seyerally are stated in his advertise
classes should 10 so at once. : -
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onecn Ohyes, Pruneiles
Petit Pois. Rsisips
eardnes, Date<
OLIVE OIL Virgin and other brandsl
CROSSE BLACKwELLs PICKLES
EMlL mATHIEU A sONS PICKLES
TEE FINEST OLD RYE wHIskY
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MDUU1F 10 Bur 4 Coon SYwua Ma.
oaIn,-Millcsx Gibbs' Sewing Nsohine, the
49, simple and best constructed sewing ma-
@ine, WIN heraAfter Be sold on liberal fsrms.
1mquirS q tn AGENCY, Baun's Oorset and Hoop
S1 Factory, ~ Seventh street, between D
mo- -. Ffs& 49, - NesTf = 3,lJsF
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GsoRssrowr DoLIAs sro.z, u High street
M.HPRnrx. would INFORM his patrons, that
henceiorfh the Pawn Broking branch win bo
csn1ea On second door; entrance either through
ssoAe W nan Oooe. oaa l,6,E
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A Fifth Ward Pundlft on Hunicipal

In what particular is Mayor Bowen unlike a
quaker? because he would not eat with hat on
Why 10 Mayor Bowen like Ben. Franklin while
an apprenticer Because he does not like his
boss-sce1. -ttq - = - : =
why Is Mayor Bowen like q ehambermaid?
DeeSause he Is intimate with the Cook.
Why is Mayor Bowen like steel die In pro-
cess Of manufacture? Because he is about to be
Tapped with Emery. FIFTH WARD,
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ELECTION OF OPHIcRRs---The Grand Lodge,
Ancient Order of &C cd Fellows, OF District of
April 18th instant, elec:ed the following officers
for the ensuing year;-A. Z. l.. Reese, Of No. /,
Grand Msster; D. J. Bradley, of No. 2, Deputy
Grand Master; +. y. Grant, No. 3, Grand Chap
lain; Warren Lincoln, No. Z, Grand Secretary;
j. II. Bridwell, No. 8, Grand Warden; Martin
Arenz, No. 3, Grand Junior Warden; W. H.
kell, No. Z, Grand Tiler; j. Christmond, No 1,
O. u Tier. w. A. II. Bradley, of No. 8, was
elected Grand Representative to the National
Grand Lodge or the United States for two years
The election OF Grand Treasurer was laid over
to the next session. The National Grand Lodge
or the United States meets in Chicago, Illinois,
in September, $50.
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fREs LEcTuRE, to gentlemen, on Physiology.
AZ Metzerott Hal tonight, by Dr. Payne.
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MARINIs ELEVENTH. FLORAL MAY FEsrf-
IA AZ the New Masonic Temple on THURSDAY.
nay ian, Is exciting fashionable Circles iust
Hos, sha We have no doubt IL win be even a
ks'e. suSe 20 than the previous festivals which
fave Deen the Occasion Of 80 much genuine en-
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BASE BALL-Osyrpie rs. Harylcnd- 0lvnptcs
YictorioUs.-The Olympics, of this city, visited
Baltimore yesterday afternoon, and, after plav-
ing game with the Maryland. came home with
q trophy, the score standing II to 8 in nine
innings The return game win be played on the
Olympies ground in this city on Thursday next.
The National Club held meeting last even
ing and received the Union Club, which has
cast its fortunes with them, increasing the
number Of players considerably. Challenges
Brooklyn; Haymakers, OF Lansinberp: Forest
lily, OF Rockford, and Chicago, of CHICAGO.
EAAi,snges were sert TO the Maryland and
fastimes, Of Baltimore, and Olympics OF this
match game this afternoon on the National
grounds. The Athletics, or Philadelphia win
play the Nationals here on the 10th instant,
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amunemenfa, &c.

NATIONAL THKATKR--Mrs. ID. p. Bowers in
g. Elizabeth"
WALLS OPERA House. Laura Keene in
"Froa Fron-r -.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The Hibernicon.
MKTxK-oTr HALI.-Lecture for gentle men
only by DR.. Payne.
CARROLL HArI.-Fair for st. AIMS Infant
Asylum. .-.-.- no. e. "a
SIXTIES ART GALLERY, as = q.
AARxRrfR's Arr 0ALLaRY, 80 tn st1eOe.
BARIows ART GALLERY. 81 Pa. avenue.
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LARGELY OF A SrovK--John Brown co,o,.,,
vAs arrested last evening by Ofncer BOW ~
.ns si1.n pseeinst, for the larceny OF a stove
him 10 jan Tor court SVniinitted
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rI LARcKNY--Elizabeth West, a colored
sin.,n.' va arrested yesterday by Oficer Har-
,1.,s, 49, % me fourth precinct, on charge or
10 iaii for eonrs mo committed by Justice Drury