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The new shades III evening silk
arc "pcach blossom" and "shy blue"
Tor the bloudcs, and the "ca,uro'
shade ranging from saffron to pal,
cream color, for the brunettcs.
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Hku MIux.

Au MiAx.
The following note was received by
our young friend Mr.. Mcdonald, on
Friday last. We advice the party
who wvote it to make Immediate ap-
pli:ation to Scott's detective for
situation, as they stand very much in
need of just such a fellow to "trall"
up tho Ku Klux. We give it YER
batim, ct litcrAtin.
WISNsnono, march tn 80 1871.
Mrs mack Da.n-l is CluCk ults
aud jnrdain aud ,nr M:tyrc aud mr.
jack fragcr and mr. d r hcnagan and
mr harry Desl}ots is Cluck klus and
that ant all aud that ant half aud we
know all them jest as they know them
Selves.
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Tao5ca,I It@unes.

We wish it understood that tho
price Of single copy of the Herald is
10 cents.
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Groceries,
Hardware,
Dry Goods, &c.,
On Hand and to Arrive.

10000 Lbs. Prime Bacon Sides and
Shoulders.
100 fbls. Louisville and N. c. Flour, all
grades.
900 Bushels Corn.
20 Bbls. .Sugnr.
10 Bbls. N. NJ: lasscs.
Rbls. Syrup.
b llhds. ". l. Mclaoscc,
s Bags of CufIrc.
Barrels and Half Barrels Mnckcrcl
Ten, Soap, Tobacco, Salt, Iron, Trace
Chains. Plows md plo~ Steel Hoes, White
lead, Rope, Shoes, Osnnhurps, Striped and
rin'n, ShirIing. aud l!cnvy rn, tal;on
Goods, with varied other articles on hand
tnd will be sold rs low for cash MS the like
articles can be furnished by my othc,
in town.
Parties wanting any Of the above, will
ind il 10 their interest 20 call and examine
my stock before purchasing
JOHN II. CATlIl'ART.
mar 80
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-05

A PhNadcl phian has invented a
clock that will measure the one ter
thousaudth part of second. Tho
clock is described aa n wonderful at
fair. The dial-plato, which is six
tsen inches in diameter, is separated
into 5000 parts, and the indicator re-.
Wolves twioe every second. The
clock is SCI upon q table, beneath
whlch tho pendulum revolves, and
the intriracy Of the affair may be
imagined when the statement is made
that the entire works can be placed in
a small cigar box. Pho government
ordnance officers have accepted the
instrum ent for the purpose of meas
uring tho velocity Of prpjecliles.
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Hams ! Harms! Hams !

Just received n fine lot Of Cnnvaa.cd and
uncanvasscd Sugar Cured Hams, nj o .ot
Of Bulk Smoked Bacon. 80 Sacks Family
Flour also n good assortment Of Coifucs aud
sugars, Enrly Goodrich otntocs. ut
Il J. McCARLEY
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vvinnsboro Cotton Harkee.

Sales of the past week 81 bales,
at 8 to l23 cents.
We made an error in our last re-
port, >hs, highest price paid was l2t
cents, instead of III as appeared in
our paper.
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The Union Times warns the people
that another draft upon the people
will be presented next November. 1t
says;
"lfowever willing the people may
be to carry heavy load Of taxes,
they cannot aud We believe will moi,
stand under another load this year,
and the government officials might as
we'll make all they cun out of what is
paid into the treasury this spring.
A bill uo~ before the Wisconsin As.
sembly provides that whenever eleven
Jurors, imp .neilci to try my criminal
case or civil action, sh.!l agree upon
verdict, such agrcemert, dul,
announced in court, shall tc takcr.
and held to be tho ,c!dicl Of the
whole jury.
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A New Story by Il Southern Au-
thor.

a Serial story Of surprising interest, by
tho author Of valerie Ayim"r," which lhc
press have so highly cxlollcd. will nppcn,
in Appleton's Journal, No lO3. New sub
scribers may commerce their subscription
with lh' beginning Of The new story Sub
scription price 81 per aunum, or 81 for
six months. d. APPLETON g. Co N. Y.
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Send Your Sons

To Practical school, TINT viii asain them
or active. useful life, mud successful iu.
'urr. The Institution that Scst :scr"m"
p'ishcs this and is largely rniromizcd hy
'hc South, is Eastman College. rouHhkecp
sic, N. Y. Ad ress for particulars, II. j
Eastman, LL. D., President.
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South Carolina Securities.

The. Now York Herald of Wedncs.
day in it's financial review, says :
"The Southern list was steady, bu,
dull. The South Caroliuas continued
the exception to the general market
anc were weak and lower, if not dc.
moralizcd.
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Serious Accident TO A. RuckeS.

0n Saturday last, at White Oak,
three Of Gen. Scotia black lambs
h.d just arrived at the thirty.frst foot
below the surface Of the earth, in
search Of water. Ned Cole OCCUPY
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IOOcUSE THE "VEGETA.1 >.s7D
lCAO BILE PULMONARY ] Nv
BALSIN" The old standard remedy for
sOnghs. colds. consumption "NoihinS ba.
ter" Cutler Bros & Co., Boston.
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MONEY TO LOAN or SO. Ca Real Es-
tate at legal rates. Jackson b Co., Box
1893, New York.
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v. B. Edw rtls, Counselor at Law,

4Gl Penn. Av. Washington, y c.. gives
special attention 10 claims under the la,c
Act Of Congress for Examination OF claims
of loyal citizens Of States lately in rebel.
lion. Charges reasonable.
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BUILDING FELT

(NO TAR) for outside work and inside
instead plaster, tl"or covering. mats. &c
:. J. FAY. Camden, n. }.
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: - y :
&20n DAY

In very best business ever oifereiagcnts.
Fo: particulars adur,s. with stamp, Moore
& Co., III Cd ST. Louisville, Ky.
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Cashier, Assistant Cashier,
1'llE capital stock Of this Bank /, now
$500 600, all Of which has bean paid
n. and confirmed by tte Comptroller Of The
'nrrcncy. Authority HAS also been rcoeiv.
ID foI further increase to the amount Of
$4,000, Of which over 500, 900 hns al
ready been taken. Persons wishing TO-
make an investment should apply witS out
lclny. The Surplus Fund is now 5000,
or three per cent upon its stock.
The Carolina National Bank issues cer.
ificates Of deposit, bca,ing interest at tho
rate Of soven per cent per annum. This
feature Of its business makes it practically
A Savings Bank,
md attention is cd1,el to the fact that the
safety Of these deposits, as well "a all 9TH
"rs, arc guaranteed by the whole capital Of
;he Bank. No safer mode Of temporary
investment is offered to the public than this
the deposits being payable on demand.
"r on short notioc. Deposits 'cS ony amount.
received cihor in currency or COIN and :, ay .,
Abls'n tlteeamc. Interest will be paid Mt
tho end of caoh six months. should deposits
remain beyond Tint )cnath of time.
Columbia. = G, January 80 1871.
jan 3l-t tlnw3m +ff G.5
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The Lesson of Nature..

mar 23-xtl
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14
s-Agents wanted for the above great work.

Either of the above sent free. ny mail. on receipt
Of p,iC-, OF bth for ST. currency b, express.
C.. o.. d. Ati.ir-s- THIS III. DUG An
General Agent. Nevada ti'v, Cal.
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TAKE WARNING,

1'HE V. 4 T. r. Il. Co. ARE ANyIoI-s no
take dne rrecaution against accidents and
20 :. my LesnitlhS rom the running of their
trans; and they take this method of Varni,a ~
tthts ana guardians against the dangers ATTENDING
the TO" common practice If children playing ar,
men cars ana locomotives. Those having in charge
PERSUADE boys. " no freluent the terni,i and
pig places OF the Rad from climbing upon The
cars aud engines; and they will feel tbemse1yas
opiised TO resort to more decided measures if tbess
ahnoyances are continued. Recent accidents
which are wholly ascribable to the careIessnoans
persons II jumping on and off the cars when in
motion, should be warning enough in tba,nsain
II. NJ YERINGTON. Superintendent
August 16. 1870. -.
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OFFICE OF TIE CouxTr Assessor.

C.RsOS, ormsiy County. New. NAV =. ISL.
A LII persons LIABLE TO PAY STATE
n AMI COUNTY TsNE-, for the year ISL.
are hereby notified thar the arnual oil TAX Of
fOCR oLLAts j. NOW IUE. and PAYABLE to
the County Assessor: and l. are expected t.
pay without delay.
All corporations. companies and individuals
having lie sons in their emplo, are held r-spon.-
IDLE for tina poll tax of such en- pluvees. under the
amended Act Of the Legislature. a proved March
>, 1867.
Taxes on the personal property Of persons who
do not own real estate within the county of sufi-
cient value 10 secure the taxes on both their real
and personal property, are due ant payable when
the same l. assessed.
Resilient tetm~ters Of this county are hereby
notified that they can secure a Certificate % the
asses ment of their teams. etc, lev auplyiur at
this office. and all pc sons uegIeCting - secure
such Ger IN ate Of Assessment vii render them
~lves liable to as>e sment. in other C unti,s
through which they may pass. IA word t. the
wise il sufficient.
rs The laws provided for the collection If the
above men Toned taxes viii be strictly enforced.
my7-3m GEO. ". CtlEBIC, ASSESSOR.
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Public Library of Kentucky

The Concert and Distribution will take place
under The immediate supervision of the I. ustees
named in the Act of Incorporation.
T"GSTtES-1hos T. Br 'miette. hate Governor
4 ny; Henry Watter,on. Editor Courier Jour al.
W n. HaldeInan. Pr siient CourIerJ urnaI Co ;
Ben Casseday. Of the Daily Commercial: George 2
Dnern, Proprietor AnZeicer: II. VI. NcCarty. of
the Daily Ledger; J 5 c in. Clerk jefferson C ,urt
OF Common Pleas; " " Clu XIV. Author Political
Tex Ro *: z. L. pu'r re 7. of rte Lori -I1e Bar.
X OF THE DRAWI, --!I-n II.
j Stltes. Judge jefferson Court of c mIuou Pleas;
Hon. I. Ii. Cochran. Ch Inceliur Louisville Cnan-
Gerry Court; Hon ii W. Bruce. Judge jefferson
Circuit Court: Hon. J. G. Baxter. Mavor IF Louis.
vile: Hon b !. Wehh, Senator of Kentucky;
Col G. c Wharton l.. :. District Attorney NTH
judicial District; Gen. J. I. Boyle. President y.
H. Il E u X: DR.. t. :. Bell. Prof Med. Univer-
stty, Louisville Jii>on T.. johnson. Proprietor
Gait House: Hon J Pr"ct r Knott. late Member
Cengres-: Andrew Graham, T5bacco and Cotton
Broker.
The holders IF tickets to which gifts are AWARDED
will be paid On presentation a. the office in Louis
vile. Nv. Tickets Will be fur sale at the office in
Louisville on the
LIST of July. 1S11.
A liberal discount will b allowed when loo
500, or loco tickets are purchased in a To-. All
accompanied ny remittance, " i'll he prompt- /
~ attended tn and the tickets returned by mail
or 10y express. a. ordered.
The undersigned, late pr ncipaI Business Mana
ger OF the very successful VI rCantiI- Library Gift
of san Francisco. having been appaiur.d
Agent OF the above enterprise, has TO say that
will be done IL make thi, an entire
ucce>s, and bny.r - f tickets i'll nni their in.
erests a well guarded as if they were personally
and superintendent the entire affair.
liARLE> x PETEtS
Jei3 I'm Gait House, Louisville. Kentucky.
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BOOKS and STATIONERY

VHF REASONS a BUYING BOOKS AND
SraflONERf from US, rather than going 10
New York. are
flR>T-We MtNUFACTURE very largely OF
goods exactly s. tied % your wants, and which
you cannot obtain elsewhere.
sECnND-We BUY and SELL, importing from
Eastern and European manufacturers. upon sucl
terms as make it to your interest to come to u.
rather than go 10 New York.
Your order- are resr ~ectfully solicited, ~satisfac
tim gGaHanteed. Very resISctfuily,
A. l.. BANCROFT & CO.,
fel1-Sm SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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Marriage and Celihacy.

4 sDiD QUACKS...A victim of early in
"A discretion, causing nervous debility. prema-
--'~ Decay, etc, having tried in vain every aver.
''s-d remedy. has a simple means of self-cure.
when ne Will send free TO his fellow-sufIerers
add.e-s. J. Ii. FUTILE, rs Nassau street. New
Aoik. desc. 6Es
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The we'll known Bill ,rd Table Manufacturers OF
New York, have established at
4 Market st. San Francisco.
An extensive branch of their business. where thew
propose 10 keep constantly on hand the LARGEST
and most complete assortment If
Billiard Tables. Cloths, Cues, Etc, on
this Coast.
THE TABLES are Of the latest STYLES and size
recently adopted in the Eastern States; are manu-
featured in :he hest possible manner. and fur
ni>hef with PIIELAN'S LATEST IMPROVED
CUSHIONS.
The new composition Billiard Ball made by the
Hyatt Manufactu ing 20 OF Albany ~. Y the
best substitute fr ivory vet discovered. For sal.
by US Pric. 81 per set.
All goods sold ill he oftt e best quality. and tn.
rices fully as low as any other house ia the bust.
uesS- |
Parties visiting the city are invited to visit our !
wareropnls and inspect our stock.
GE T. PIIhLAN, al Market ST. |
n Il. The public are notified that no other
'rties on the pacIfic coast have the right to sell
Cushions. ocIs-3m
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SKIN DISEASES

WE UNDERSIGNED WILL C~HEERFULLY
mail e e 70 all who wish it, the Receipe AM
full ei.ecti a. f"r prep ring and using a simple
and beItf:ul Vegetable Ht'm, that will immedi-
ately remove Tn. Ere kleS, Puppies, Bitches,
aat all e%rIpt'on- ami in puiities of thu skin. ieav-
ing the -tare 1T ~. smooth. and b aut.ful
He will =, y send fee Instructions for pr duo
irz. ny veI Y Simple nae tn< a luxuriaut growth OF
LaIr on a bald heal or smooth face.
The above e,n be obJsined hy return mail, by
aiires>iug LOUIS IENAR.
Imnorring Chemist, 90. Broadway. N Y.
p o Box ). iG6. fell BIN
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500. coo Tickets at 81 Each.

LAST CHANCE Tho time draws near. Secure
your tickets in the Grand Legal Gift Festival in
aud "f a Public Library at Omaha before You have
TO pay a large premium. 1t is a grand success
Everybody Is confident it is conducted on the
square"
JOHN d.. KERSEY, Agent,
je--lm orm>by House. Carson City.
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THE orators OF IRELAND
Just Published The Greatest Ma.
t'onal Ork Of the Age:
The Household Book of Irish Eloouence

CONTAINING TIE FINEST q CT
~ the great orators Of Ireland: 0C.nneil.
Shell, Currsn, Gratt,n. Phillips. Burke. White
eide. Sheridan. Eumet. N-a-her and NlcGee. By
a member of the New Yolk Bar. The richest and
cheapest subscription book extant- one large
Volume Of over 200 pages, beautifully printed !.
choicely illustrated. and gorg-ou>ly bound in
green ard gold, with new and artistic designs.
Price, free by mail, So.
TFIom the Irish World
Here we have the words of the immortal OCun-
hell: the brilliant cDTuscsriou- Of Shell: the fiery
phIlippics of trtFran: the keen. sparkling. vlenr-
ons senten res Of Sheridan: tine thrilling utIersnce>
If the dying EEinet; thr imnetuous. irr-sistab Z
legal charges If JUrran; ana the sage and studied
discGurses OF the IItiio-oIihic Burke. What II
treat t. b. perEitJed TO roam free through this
vast am vr'Te fl ii Of thought. The two covers
Of this book iHrlOse the reflections OF the greatest
men Of "ur race; and he who possesses the work
may commune at IleasUre with their graudest
ideas.
S-Agents wanted for the above great work.
LIFE OF GEN THOMAS F. NEAGHER: His
political ard milf tTy career. with selections
from his speeches and writings BY Capt ".
+. Lyons. BE t1ti ulIy bound, with an excellent
portrait. Price, $50
Either of the above sent free. by mail. on receipt
of p,I-, OF bth for ST. currency b, express.
C. o. ID. Af.ir-s- TIL s IL DUGGAN.
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After paying the expenses Of the enterprise and
making the DISTRIBUTE ~ Of the gifts. the balance
OF the proceeds arising from the sale of tickets
VIII he appropriated TO the establishment # Il
FREE LIBRARY in Louisville, 10 be called the
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BILLIARDS!
Messrs. PHELAN & COLLENDER
54I Market st. Sam Fran,

The weltknown Bill trd Table Manufacturers. O
New York, have established at
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Oustom House COitectorshiD,
Special Despatch 20 the BUe'iina Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-The President in.
formed Judge Kelley this morning that he would
send the name of J. w. Forney to the Senate
to-day for Collector of the Port of Philadelphia.
Forney has already had the place offered tn him.
and declined it. The President thinks that
when Forney's name is sent to the Senate he
will reconsider his determination and accept.
stronG Pressure
is being brought to bear upon Forney from here
to get him to take place. His course on the
Sumner matter has
Alarmed the President
and friends of the administration, and they
think 1t wise policy to offer him the position.
FoTney's most intimate friends here are against
his accepting the collectorship, and they assert
be will stick to his determination not to have
anything to do with it.
The Presidents anxiety to have Forney ac-
cept is due to the conviction that he needs other
newspaper support in Philadelphia than the
North American will be able TO give him, and
he wishes to entrench himself behind the bate
ries of The Press also. The North American
was conciliated by the appointment of Colonel
William McMichael as Solicitor of Internal Re-
venue and the President now hopes to make The
Press Grant organ by placing the patronage of
the Custom House in the hands of Forney
Are there no other newspaper men in Philadel-
phia who think that their past present. and
prospective services deserve some recognition
from the Executive and might not the Presi-
dent while he is about it, make an effort to cap
ture all the journalists of your city? They
would be as likely to fill the offices in the
Presidents gift creditably as would the poll
ticians who usually receive the favors dispensed
at Washington,
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CITY TBLLIGG xCE.
IMPORTS.

rbe Busiuess Of the City In Foreign Imports
Durlng the m0nIh of February, 1S7I-
Tables of the Ports from witch the Articles
were shipped, and Of the NationaIIties Of the
Vessels.
The total value of the articles imported into
the customs district of Philadelphia from foreign
countries, in American and foreign vessels.
during the month of February, 1871, anl0unted
TO 1927 943. The value of the commodities
imported free of duty was EST, ,36l, and the list
embraces birthstone, chalk, chemicals, dyewood,
fish, guano, indigo, rags, skins, and some few
other articles.
Among the commodities subject to duty were
9,592, ,Sl2 pounds of sugar, worth S490 746;
$50 $50 gallons of molasses, worth S12l 0lS; iron
and iron manufactures, worth $l46, ,S24; fruits
worth $3s, 795 2S6, 1l0 pounds of coffee. worth
$37, COZ; the different varieties of soda, worth
s61, ABS; 1927 cwts. of tin in plates, worth
$17,S0S; earthen and china ware, St5 $50; che mi
calls. worth $12 All; and 224, ,207 pounds of salt
petre, worth $l6921.
Among the articles of lesser Importance may
be mentioned chloride of lime to the value of
$S775 marble to the value of $S916, salt to the
value of $3.50, and cigars to the value of S73l7.
The following is tabular statement of the
imports during the month from the following
fOTeiQn cOuntries:-
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FROM THE ST4TE.
The Philadelphia Methodist Conference
fifth Days PROCEEDINGS.
Specidl DeSpdtch % The Epeni11 Tele1rGph.

Fith Days Fr0CoedtnGs.
Special Despatch 10 The Euening Telegraph.
READING, March 21.-Rev. Joseph Robinson, from
the Primitive Methodist Church, was admitted to
full standing as an elder in the conference.
Rev. Joseph Beckerton, OF the same Church, was
also admitted.
Rev. Samuel Harwel, OF the same was admitted
on the same conditions.
telegram was received announcing the death of
the beloved vile OF Rev. j. Il. MadduX which took
place at 0heltenham this morning at O'Clock.
A committee was appointed to draft resolutions and
attend the funeral.
Revs J. R. Merrell and Jonathan Turner were
granted supernumerary relation.
Rev. W. H. Elliott offered and advocated the fol-
lowing:-
Resoived, That it is the sense OF this conference
Elder within its bounds longer than one term, or
four years consecutively.
The address of Mr.. Elliott was characteristic and
full Of good points in advocacy Of the measure pro-
posed.
Rev. Pennell Ooombe arose, and claimed the floor
amid cries Of ''Vote !" "Vote! |"
The Bishop suggested that the conference would
be under the necessity Of having an afternoon ses-
session the body will close sine die.
Mr.. Coombe proceeded with speech against the
resolution. The following points were made-First,
it was unconstitutional second 1t was unjust and
cruel; third, it is unmanly and wicked.
The speech occupied the time till adjournment to
meet for closing service.
The appointments will be made this afternoon.
The statistics for the year foot up the following
gregates-
Members, ,OO3; increase 634 deaths, $50; in
crease, 1874 probationes, 4613 decrease, ass bap
tsms, adults 976; do. infants 333S increase, 1874
Sunday schools 32S officers and teachers, 64S6 ia
crease, AZ scholars, 46,662; increase PA library
books, 1873 364 increase 5lT0; conversions this year.
ing ministerial support s4s1 977 4s; value Of church
property, S28, ,S9T'77.
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LARCENY OF A WATcH.-Frank Lewis held
conversation with man at Third and South
exceedingly metaphysical, for that Individual
allowed Frank TO pilfer watch from his pocket.
The thief was arrested at Third and Bainbridge
streets, and Alderman Lutz has sent him to
prison.
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Erie Railway, 1siS. 80 ''''
LlvEEroofr March q1-18O p. M.-shipments Of
cotton from bombay 70 17th instant, 2s 600 bales
Receipts OF wheat for three days. IL 500 quarters:
American, 500. Pork, S6s. as6s 81 Reef lies
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xHaAL INTHLLIanMcH.
Prison Gases.
Court OF Quarter Sessions-Judae Peirce.

Court Of Quarter Sessions-Jtdge PeiYce.
In the case of illiam Hart, tried upon the
charge OF receiving carpets stolen in February from
Godleys warehouse the jury rendered verdict OF
guilty.
Patrick McCord was acquitted OF the charge OF
selling liquor to minors, the bill being submitted
without evidence because OF the non-attendance OF
the prosecutor.
James Stewart was convicted Of the larceny OF
two door-mats they being found in his possession at
O'Clock in the morning
James Carr was convicted OF the larceny OF three
barrels OF apples that he was seen to take from the
loft OF produce store. He not arrested at the
time. because those who saw him thought he was
employed there.
Patrick Haggerty and James Engan were acquitted
of a charge OF entering building with intent to
steal, no witnesses appearing against them.