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The New York herald., 1871-03-19
STREET QulraTIlS.
UuIf.pnss Five O'Clock p. M.
ruGAtCiOuS ANGLERS.

few days ago John G. Heenan and a number OF
lesser pugilistlc lights visited Huntington village
q trouting tour. Their arrival was soon noised
about the village and the unsophistcated country
people became greatly alarmed. they wondered
whether he was going TO start d faro bank or assas
sinate and FOB them. To guard against any intru-
sion they primed their old n,nt locks, double barred
their doors and nailed down their windows, and
lald down but-t0 Keep awake. IL Is facelously
stated that sentines were posted at conspicuous
ponts during ihe night to alarm the popuace II
thasA "fUreigneIs' were seen To act SusrlclouSlY,
The New York herald., 1871-03-19


Our bonds III London continue to advance IN race
OF the announc enieat oil the neg French loa1, ana
'62's went up TO o2iS me gold market was heage.
and finally became weak, vita sales toward the
clase at iio7s. The course Of The market is shown
4 In ta,I
The New York herald., 1871-03-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
rTarrj,sI.

WILLlsoN-aDANsoN.-On Tuesday March Ia. by
the Rev. james Mett ut the brides residence, Jo-
sEpH WILSON, late ol Boston, to Miss MARC ARET
ADAdsoN, ali OF this city.
The New York herald., 1871-03-19

In the gold lean market the rates ranged from
three per cent for carrying 10 1at for borrowing.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows
Currency balances. Z,Voj 400
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tee an aseault on George Sansbeld, awhile
boy, by hitting him in the fAcA W. stone;
fined 81. George Alexander Williams, coloieo,
charged With committing an assault on Henry
Lewis, q hotel porter; fined 81 without costs
Arthur Powell, colored, charged with appro-
priating pair of tro users, the property OF Jno.
Montgomery, worth e5; fined IS. VIM. Ryan,
charged with feloniously receiving a barrel OF
-four knowing il to have been stolen. Detective
that this -Four was stolen and taken 10 Ryan's
place, and that this place of Ryan's is what is
termed "a fence in detective pariance. His
witnesses were not present, and the case was
postponed till to- morrow.
eTEALING AN IRON BRIDGE.
Archibald and Joseph Hill, colored, charged
with injuring the iron work on 10th street
two bags, and one man was playing stall while
the other was at work breaking of pieces OF the
iron guard work. thousand dollars worth OF
iron had been taken from this bridge during the
last three weeks, and this was part OF the gang.
1t would cost the government So 900 or more 70
repair these damages. They had in their bags
pieces Of the broken bridge when Lieutenant
Skippon and himself caught them; fined 50
each and costs.
WAKING UP OHIO AvBNuR
Emma Nelson, a masculine looking specimen,
with her red hair clipped short, blear- ed
beef faced, and withal shOckiDgly dirty in ap-
pearsnce, WAS placed in the dock on the char &c
OF taking possession OF Ohio avenue last night
and, by her uprOaIious hOoting and "cussing "
waking up the whole slumberiDg population .:
that neighb0rbood. She denied every word OF
short OF the temperance pledge would suit her
case, and the Judge, Ia give her time 10 reflect
on the subject, gave her pass 10 Hodgson',
farm for 80 days.
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The Freedmen's Aid society

BOSTON, March lO.-At the annual meeting
OF the freedmen's Aid Society, the Secretary.
Mrs. Cheny, read a report, giving q review OF
the transactions of the society for the past wear
The total number OF pupils at present is nearly
5000; total Imber OF schools, 43; teachers. II.
Maryland has Ii schools and 10 teachers; Vir-
ginia "a schools and22 teachers. North Carolina
l school and teachers; South Carolina IL
schools and % teachers, and Georgia ] school
and teachers. The condition OF things r.
more favorable in South Carolina than any
other State, that State having adopted the pub
nc school system, recognizing whites and
blacks on equal terms. North Carolina and
Virginia have als0 taken action, and in part
initiated the public school system. The situa-
ton in Maryland and Georgia lie not altogether
encouraging, owing to the opposition Of the
whites and the apathy of the blacks. Normal
schools are regarded very su scessful and useful.
Gradual REIMBURSEMENT for ordinary schools to
the support Of the people OF the States Is con-
templated; but it is hoped normal schools will be
sustained by the society for assured benefits
which will thereby ensue to the educational
system of the South. The graduates of the
school have. in many Instances, been taken into
employment as teachers, under the auspices OF
the State. The receipts of the society for the
year exceede64JoO 900. Governor Claim was
re- elected Pr6Ffdept
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The COURTS.

CRIMINAL Court, To DAY. JUDI. Hum Dhrers.
John johnson was convicted OF larceny, and
Henry Nelson charged with petty larcany weie
found not guilty.
POLICE orpicERs MUST BK SUSTAINED.
David Craig, charged with resisting an officer
was convicted, and the court was about to
sentence him TO pay tne OF $50 but to give
the prisoner an opportunity TO send to friends
left the sentence open. The accused plead
ignorance of the Law; that he did not know til
officer could arrest without warrant. Jude
Humphreys said IL the officer saw the difficulty
and refused to attempt to quen it he was liable
TO indictment and punishment. There was no
excuse for his conduct as he knew the OFFICER az
such. Ii was no light and trivial matter for an
officer TO be resisted when attempting to quell
breach Of the peace, and the officers OF the
law should be sustained.
POLICE COURT, To- DAY, Judge Sullivan
Fister, charged with assault and battery on
Elizabeth Budeck, living on I'D street, be-
said it was one of the distinguishing marks Of
civilization that woman should be treated gent
ly, no matter how fraii they might be. This
whenever IL came before him. He tined Fister
so and costs. George Egglin, cosored, charged
with selling whisky without license. 1t was
fully proved, and he was tined SO.
TIE CASE OF JOHN MCCARTHY.
In the case Of John Mccarthy, charged with
grand larceny OF 81, 900 nom l.. q. Ball, post
Soned until this morning, District Attorney
the grand jury havin found true bill against
him for the same offence.
CARLRes DRIVER FINED.
Patrick Powers was arralg ned on three
charges, the first one being for rude and insult.
ing remar ks TO Col. 3. 8. Smoot. The second for
leaving his horse run without driver when
attached to en- empty cart on Pennsylyanis ave-
nue.. Col. Smoot testified that he was driving
out on the Avenue, and when about passing
across 18th street, Powers was crossing the We
rue. and seeing him (wtness) coming he struck
his own herse lick with . stick, forcing il di-
rectly in front Of witnesses horses, when had ii
not been that his coachnan pulled his horses
about, one Of them would have been killed. As
10 was, the shaft Of the cart scratched the side
Of his OF horse, and came near killing witness.
Powers, after they passed, made the remark
that he would kill him next time. Col. Smoot
followed Powers to near the Long Bridge, got
his name, and had him arrested. The coach
mans statement c0rroborated Col. Shoots
statement, and Judge Smell fined Powers IS for
driving without having hold OF his horses reins,
and SO for the language and threats.
ALL eOnT6.
lobe Cant, colored, charged with commit
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W.snrrnno, N q Ma-oL 80 o. = NHNl {

"HotI AtFU w Do o, oIdI On III DO a. IN. }
Synopsis for the past "a h0uTs-The barome =
ter, which was rising Thursday morning on the
Gulf and South Atlantic coasts now stands
quite high, with clear weather and light wind;
the area OF lowest pressure which on Wednes
day afternoon covered Missouri, Iowa, and Hi
nois, is now nov ~ Lake SUPERIOR An off,
shoot from ~ sturbance passed owe,
Kentucky 70 Atlantic coast. and accompa-
MED with Ee;F' rains and brisk winds, moved
during THURSDAY TOW ards the northeast. Slight
rains and clouds are now prevailing from Del
aware Bay north and east; fair weather ia
Maryland and the regions north and west. High
WINDS prevailed Thursday on the upper Lakes
but have now abafed. The barometer which
had fallen Thursday morning on the Pacific
coast has now risen.
Probabilities Fair weather and light or fresh
winds are probable for the remainder OF FIJI
day from the middle Atlantic States, west and
south; fair and clearing weather, with fresh
winds on the Lakes and east Atlantic during
Friday and Saturday.
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THE NATHAN MUKDER.
The Assassin Said TO he Kuowu

= So many announcements have been made of
the arrest OF the Nathan murderer" and so
many individuals have claimed the right TO be
accredited with the crime, that when the real
murderer is apprehended il will be- dlfacult TO
make the public believe it. The NV York po-
lice ag ain think that the mystery is cleared up
Superintendent keiso claims that
THE MURDERER
Is weli-known thief ard desperate, named
tendent that his information is correct, that he
has sent 10 every chief OF police in the United
states and Canada, and to many OF those in
Europe, circular offering 50 800 for the arrest
and delivery at his ONCE, of Billy Forester 4,
alias Billy Marshall, alias Billy or Frank Camp
bell, alias Frank Livingstone, alias Frank Har-
ding, alias Frank Howard, who has bracelet
in india ink on left wrist. A photograph OF
Forester accompanies the circular.
The Tribune says that "the information tbs
has fastened suspicion upon Forester OBJ
tanned from George Ellis, alias George Wilson,
alias
"PRKTTY GEORGE"
notorious burg lar, now serving out q term OF
i've years In Sing Sing for burglary committed
on the night OF the 9th OF January, 1870, when
the Office of 5. * Nj. Nigel, at No. % East Fiji
teenth street, was robbed oil diamonds valued
at several thousand dollars. Ellis and his con
federates escaped at the time, but he was after
ward arrested at WIlkesbarre, Pa, together
with James Elliott, Walter Dunn, and Jim
Fox alias Tom Riley, they having broken into
+. '. Rocksfellsr's bank at that place. Mr..
Nathan was murdered at hls residence, in West
Twenty-third street, on the morning of July
80, two months after the sentence of Ellis Not
long alter the murder, Ellis informed one of tn q
officers OF the prison that he believed he
KNEW WHO THR ASSASSIN WAS.
lt is asserted that Superintendent Jourdan
quietly procured writ Of habeas corpus from
Judge CardoZ0 or some other Judge in this city,
and brought Ellis from the prison to the Frank
lin street police station Ellis confessed that be
and Forester had planned the robbery Of Ben
iamiD Nathan's house, and that he believed
Forester had carried the plan into effect. They
did not suppose that Mr.. Maitland or his sons were
in the house, as it was known to them that the
Nsthans were passing the summer at their
country residence at M0rristown, y. j. The
thief was discovered by Mr.. Nathan while ope-
rating on the safe in the room adjoining the one
10 which he had been sleeping, and he wa,
killed by Forester with
Z THE IRON "pOG"
which has been often described. and which Is
alleged 70 have been stolen from the wine cellar
OF j. r. Schenck in Fifth avenue, which was en-
Tered some time previous by burglars The
Tribune adds, editorially, that "the story would
be more satisfactory il 1t were moro complete.
Ii is half runor, half conjecture; aud the klein
of fact is very slight indeed"
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GEORGETOWN.

THE WHEAT MARKETS. duh with no sales
to-day on account Of the extreme dizziness OF
the Eastern -four markets, besides the market
is getting stocked with grain consequent on the
opening OF nsv'SatioD, both by river and canal.
RIVER FRONT.-Entered and cleared-Steam-
CT Express, Nickle, on her FIRST trip from and
To Baltimore this season.
SIKH BUILDING AssOCIATIoN.-Atth tie fifty
eighth monthly meeting OF this association held
last evening, thirty-four shares OF stock were
retired at an average of 1880 per share.
DROvERs RKsT.-30O cattle offered about
half Sold, at AZ 20 IA; 80 sheep, cents, all
sold; cows and calves, SO to 500; veal calves
So TO SO. Market very dull.
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Editor Star, SrR:-Seeing my name pub
lished in the list OF ice-presidents Of meeting
held last night, wish il distinctly understood
that I have no sympathy with any movement
having tendency to embarras Gov. Cooke in
his Administration. ! Am, however, In favor or
petitioning Congress to give the people larger
will add that Wa not present 1t the meeting.
LBWn il. DoUeLAse.
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AMTsEMENTS, Sc.

NasSe.al Tsater-Lydia Thomson BurlesIue
Troupe in {" Tie Brigands" and " A Day in
PaTs"'
WaErs Opera Hosss-Ihe Wyndham Comedy
Company IN 1.-The LanCeTsn and " The Bonnie
Ifsh Wife"
EinceIa Hal.-Grsnd Nilsson concert.
Congregational ChETcA.-Concert by the Island
Institute Sunday School.
Cooztt' HGH-Ssm CollyeT's Minstrel and
Variety Entertainment.
stTeete.
haTkriter's Art Gallery, 4ss tn street.
BaIbov's Gallery Of OIL Paintings, 1236 Penn
tylyaIia syenIe-Nev pictures just received.
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AN ACT 10 set the curbstones and pave the footwav
and cutters on the east side of Delaware ave, ne
w A and a-ra ii

be u fEGC'td ~ the Board a Aldermen nsd Senyc
o. Common Council 1t the Gag OF WaSatRxtoa Tia,
the Mayor be and he is hereby, authorized an re.
quested to cause the curbstones to be set and H.
fooIways and cutters paved the east side Of pca
ware avenue, between A and streets nor IN TN
work to Be contracted Tor and executed in the man
ner and under the tendencs provided nv Law
and TO defrsy the expense Of ssid in prsYemenfs 4
special tax e9uai to the thereof IL hereby ia
Toed and levied on all lots parts OF lots orerna
on the line Of the Improvement; the said ray q. b.
assessed and collected in conformit. with the provi
sions Of the art approved October Il 1865
Approved, March l, 1871.
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M ACT 70 Get the Curbst and pave the footyysv
and cutters on both sides OF Pierce street h.
tween New jersey avenue and north Capitol
street, -i'N>
BE Il enacfed by u. Board Of Alderman amt Ec,ry
o. Conr MON tOirtl o. the CRY Of WGsatHgfOa, That
the Mayor be and be "a hereby. authorized and e
queshd 10 cause the curbstcnes TO be set and he
iootways and cutters paved on both sides II Pierce
street New Jersey avenue and north Carltoi
street The work to be acted for and eN~i,,ad
IN tue manner and under the superintendent rra-
'loed by lSw ana TO deiray the expenses OF said IN
pTOYements special tar equal 70 the cost thereof
hereby imposed ans levied all lots parts ~ lots
bordering on the line OF the improvements the s.id
tax TO bee assessed and collected an conformity Wei
the provisions of the act approved October ~ IN,
Approved, March !, 1870.
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SAVE YOUR MONTY and buy your Gents Fur
Dishings At the Original Francs, All 9Th street
The cheapest Store in the city. No branch
stores. Sol:
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act 20 set the cur bstones and pave the feowsv.
and cutters on the north side Of X street north,
between New HAMPSHIRE avenue and Twenty Hrst

Dc ~ ehocfed ~ iHt Board OF dtdsFDGe and Board
az Cannon cornell ~ fhs Cay AZ Vaccination, THAT
the Mayor be. and he hereby, authorized and re.
questee TO cause the curbstoneE to be set and tn
footways and cutters paved on the north side OF
street north, between New Hampshire avenue and
Twenty first street west. The work 70 he contra, a.,
Tor and executed in the manner and under the per
in'endence provided by law and to defray the ex-
peDses OF said i'm prov emepts a special tax equal
the cost thereof IL here 10y imposed and levied on al
lots and parts OF lots bordering the line of the
improve me mt: the said tax to be assessed and eli
lected ia conioImty with the provisions OF the al
approved October ". 1915
Approved. March 1, ISL,
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BUY TIE CELEBRATED FRANC" COLLARS
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sal
only at the Original Francs, 49, 7th stree:
Look for the name. No branch stores. 81, 4:
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Fire AT Orange Ceurt House. Va.

RICHMOND, March 10.-A special to the Dis
patch from Orange Court House says FIRE there
Yesterday afternoon destroyed the hotel o.
House. Worth and Yates, the store of Ross
three dwellings and the Baptist church.
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FoR CoRFs, Bunions, Club and Ingrowiug
Nails. and other diseases CT the feet, visit DE.
Whites establishment, No. 535 18th street. OPP
posite United States Treasury. 2,4.12:
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An hCT to construct sewer in North Carolins
E avenue from Fourth street east TO the north sd.
OF Pennsylvania avenue.
Es at taaoied ty tas BOdrd Of Aldermen 0Rd BnsTa
81 Cannon Council of me Cry % WdStyHgtoa. Tka,
the Mayor he, aud he is hereby. auth orztd AMI Re
euested TO cause sewUr ts be constructei from
1ourth east 10 the north side of Pennsy aua
avenue, in North Carolina avenue said sewer beiae
the continuation OF ases now being con structad
IN North Carolina avenue, and Of the same size, aud
10 De provided with the necessary drops. mankolA-.
and lateras and the expense Of the be 10 paid
cut OF the funds OF the Fifth and sixth W ards the
work 20 be done unter the directi OF the % ,
tntendent and IN speotor Of sewers and the
sioner Of the Fifth Ward
Approved February q, ISL.
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GREAT vARIRrY1N WIFI

GREAT VARIETY IN WHITe SHIRTS one. Two
or three p,eats-eyleis, buttons OF studs-open
in front or in back-au sizes-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 43l 1th street
al Popular Prices. No branch stores. sal:
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Movements of Steamers.

NEW YORK, March l0.-Arriyed the Camil
la, NtsiDa and Missouri from Havana.
LIVERPOOL, March 9-Arriyed, the steamer
England from New York.
NEW YORK, March l0.-The steamer Leo for
Savannah, returned with her propeller shaft
broken.
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~ ACF 10 set the curbstones and pave the foot.
Ways and cutters on the north sice OF l. stree,
south, between South Capitol and Seventh street.
west.
BE usHocfsi by ths Bodrd OF Aldermen and So1-d
81 C0DJR1ea toSsrii ~ he CIV Of Washtagloa That
the aycr be, and he is hereby, authorised and re-
quested TO cause the curtstones TO be set and the
1oOtways and CUTTERS paved CD the nerth eide Of 4
street south. between South Capitol and Seventh
streets west The work TO be contracted for and ex
ecued in the manner aud der the 50 pf
provided by aud to de'ray the On peuses Of m,
said Improvement special tax equal to the cost
th reof hereby i'm posed ard levied on all lots on
parts OF lots bordering the line of the prove
ment the said to be SEED and collected in
formiy with the prot isons " the APPROX ed Oe.
tober II, 1856. Improved, February s, ISL.
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BALBaIeeAN HOSE for ladies. at the sstonish-
ing low price OF IS cents, at U. Bsum's Corset
Factory, 40e It'll st.
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NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the Orig "a
Francs, 4Sl eth street. The cheapest Store AZ
the city. No branch stores. 3,2,E
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,Jolsr Resolutions OF requs.t to the Mayor.

JOINT RESOLUTION oil rec lest to The Mayor.
. RsSOtc.d By rhs BOoTd Of Aldermen asd Hocra
q CGmnioh toxnc.1 Of Lhs Ctig a. RoShtAgtOa. That
NE mayor BE- spd 10 hereby. requested 10 suspend
the WORK OF gutter cleaning in the Seventh Ward b~
corporation employees. and to use the funds now
be1pg expended Tor that purpose in grading and
gfaVeling such streets as in his udgm eut may be
necessary in said ward. Approved, M arch l, ISL
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NCHOK LINE STEAMERS
~ u 4 ID

URDAN TO AND FROM
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Calling at Londonderry 10 land Mails q Passengers
The steamers OF TINS fayorite line are bUilt tx
presely Tor the Atlantic passenger trade. >6HSs
and nttej Up IN "very respect with all thesE4EtN
modern imprOV emenfs calculated 20 in @87ssb
sure The safety comfort. and convenience Of pa.
sengers.
Passage rates, payable in currency, to Glasgow,
Liverpool and Londonderry First Cabin, SOS Aud
as. accord ibg to location: Cabin Return Tickets
: I'D, securing best accommodations. Intermei Ate
SA Storage S2S. Parties sending for their friend.
In the Old Country can purchase tickets Al reduced
rates For further particulars apply 10 HENDER
SON BhOTHkRS,1 Bowling Green. y. Y. ~ /
SMITH, 40l Pa ave. and ID K BELL co
3T7 Pa. ave, Washington, u. G. mhs fpi
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NJERCHANTs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
i'1 BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the Fine Steamships r. o. KNIGHT
JOHN GIBSON. and .yHLLEf CITY, NSeas
will make regular weekly trips between 81
NV YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
iNGION, AND GE0RGET0WN. as follows
Leave NV fOkk frsm Pier -, East River ever
sATUkDAn, st4 p. m. Leave 6E0RGETOWk
every fkiBAf Al .. IN, and ALEXA6DkIA IN,
same day At 2 m. "
For full information, apply to Z. p. A. DEE
HAM, Agent, ONCE and wharf foot Of High street
or OF the corner Of Nth street and Ess
ieii-tf wv. THOMPSON. President.
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An ACT TO construct q bridge across Jsna.' Crsel

BE 1t enacted ~ tie Board Of Aldermen aud Boa-d
~ Common Council Of the CIV Of WaShiss :oa Tha;
the cum OF fifteen hundred dollars 90 much there
al ss may be necet sary be, and the s hereby
appropriated out Of the funds Of the Seventh Ward
TO construct o substantial bridge across James
Creek on street southwest
eEC. And be IL further sRdoisf, That the Mayor
be, and hereby ia authorized and requested 10 enter
into contract with the lowest responsible bidder
after ten days adver for proposals therefor
10 at least two Of the daily newspapers in this CITY
and that the Mayor and the superintendent of streets
and sewers be authorized and requested to prensrt
plans and specifications for said bridge the bash
oil such proposals. ApproVed, March IS7I
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CALIFORNIA CArAwBA WINE on draught, al
Miller's, 420 9Th street, opposite Odd Felows
Hall. SIS:
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GENTS HALF HOSE. of all the different
grades, in Cotton, Lisle, and Merino, az prices
10 suit the most economical, al the Original
Francs, 49, It'll street. No branch stores. 2 1:
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CITY ITEMS.

ONE PRiCI OMIT for Clothing q AL descrip.
tor. GEO. @. HBsHISs.
No. 40 It'll street, ". W.
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. GENTS AND LADIES Kid Glove. AZ 81 rat,
all sizes. a new assortment inst received At c
Baum's Corset Factory. $0s tn st.
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The CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY I'm MARY
LAED.-In the Superior Court Of Baltimore CITY
yesterday, Governor Bowie died his answer in
the case Of the State of Maryland vs.. George HI.
Bier, for the possession Of the books and papers
Of the Adjutant Generals Office. The cores
pondenee hled in Re case charges gross mjs-
appropriation ofske money Of the taxpay
and Q serious breach Of trust
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A DESPERATE AT LARGB-william MCKAY
the notorious highwayman, who. in connec,ior
with the other men, recently robbed the south.
ern mail, has again made his escape from prison
at Salt Lake, In company OF three other men
this time from the custody of the Monroe
police. He IL supposed to be striking for the
Union Pacific Railroad. He is probably the
most desperate rufian ever in Utah.