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Il b Gid tha4 The gssat crevaaGe at Bonnet
Cas1e On ne 1lississippl. which - led 70
SucA an soosusoss destruction q property,
was caused By he criminal negligence Of .
plsateg whe cot yoad through the jevee %
ron sugar 10 ths landing. and left the breach
unispairsd. Its thought BY some that
this bseak WIN sssut In psspstual stseam
from ~ naln river = Lake HoncAAstrain,
which win relieve he annual recuy1icg strain
on The levees bs)ow hat point and enable
he authositiss y keep them In repair It .
comparatively email expense. ss9.
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MERCHANT TAIloR,

WOOD 0IRS1, 0118NA
lnaAs aasslsy = 1!ss ossas ~ psssct ~.
gssEaaesdng seElseietios h all eassA
Wn.WiswsA (in soar e OiGnschmi6ts etecel De-
Lodke, b kspt ooastaaEly s1ppajsd wstA saaaes q
16easurcs ana orders
TAka - NJ M lusa ~. ndths ssns olac.
Saeoo gts0 . u ~ OWD anoooosD0eoG ID FG
Hitter Rest-Ftom d.. ]. A. Nichols Va
Aovo The following items: Travel and traso
poetatiea sbetwssa 1issouh and TIE Bitter
Root Valley, 6noW done almost sxc9usively
a pock ant1AlA IL o1EoamD aTo Vogy h1gh,
and ~ .thlgh wai9 tsailw y d bod co69i.
ton. Bsidees aey bsiag bsilt will remedy
hi onnual dl@calty. .The II Owen MIL
~ uouDd thfee tlmes - much 00ar II
Deeooat season - ever boeoeA Ihe 0op
VIII be-1nished III week. IT, Il 1o1-
thine MIN hasDoe b0s yunnieg ~ sedsoa
....De. u. soo6 - 1Goo1ay 1aeeoy 80 M q
1oae . Bs1ngtoa . Devideo1, OF Ptapees
J. IT. coo 1oWa q - VaD1ey ~ yoa,
y Aooboe ~ g ~ ard eyoytklng looka
1avusah1e ~ = ~ yisld aas
Hy0ra11lO 1l1nan9. ~ ~
- 100000 - = utauanD ~ Z 7
- - 60 eAo9p9 than eeA1e hooGe = eGo10allU
~ 1f - h - - 80 q - - -
1oD1A - - Ssel1 -
~ ~. - I E. -
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COMMERCIAL.
wholesale and Jobblng Rates.

O81D L0DoD, Hay u, 1871,
New Goods ass eommsncdng 70 arrive By the Fast
Freight lines from the East nd West In geod earnest
We note Tie arrival In market q ship0ents 1t CALI
fosnia Wines. Teas. Res Qsicksilves Fruits and To-
haceo We also note. a vosss from Coslnne, 900 bbs
extra Flour from Piooses Mills. Sacramento. Trade
b fair, with prices Arm, It annexed rates:
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How they do IN Bertha. and bow everybody
should do here's
Go to A. E. F. Heinse, Post Office Store,
and have your Watch insured. See adv't
Coed Words.

DAILY Ngw NoRTa-WSs1.-Ths1n t number q tn
Daily NsS AovkA- Wleg came 70 % last night froa
Deer Lodge, ana VIC welcome Il to table. i pre-
under the management oe Capt Mills, u pswsy and
splcy.--Gassgte, -
TIE DAILY NEW NoRFH.WEsT.-Weh have received
the Arst Number Of the Astv Nov NortA West. Il h
somewhat larger than & Fa6 last year. and presents
neat typographical appearance. buteess 70 the new
Daily.-Nerald, ~
NEw DAILY.-The Daily NeU NortA- Nsat usdc IL
appearance this morning Il 10 live papsr fully d.
latest tcegaphic news choice selected reading mat
ter together with the usual amount Of spicy original
ity for which The Captain 70 noted. We bespesk fol
y the liberal patronage which Il certainly desssves-
xsdepe1deak f.
Just consider, boys, that We incline to.
ward you with 1.-THE Pacific Slope"
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MONTHLlES,

Atlantic Mouehly, Jolly Joker,
Daloa's Monthly, RnGiset Of Fun,
Comic Monthly, Chimney Gunner,
Democrats Magazine, Lesict Ladies' Magazine,
Eclectic 4aeaxine, Peters Musical MOathly,
Every Saturday, Phunny Phellow,
Galaxy. Scsibners Magazine,
8ArpeIs 4Agaxine, Wild Oats,
OveslaDd Monthly, Yankee N0tiona
HoWS0 Musical 1Onthiy,
Asv " ~ sbogs for 3i.e0 pr quarter, 81 for ma
Wilkesr eplsik % pr Or. Wavsrty Mag, ~ per Or.
An Ca0Sosn6 Londoa Graphic, 50 per Or
ean Francisco 0ulDe1n1 do Ilhst'u News, IL Dsr ar
Sacramento Union, do
Any Of the above VIII b delivered to Subscribers vt
their respective Poss OMEGA q the price named pVs
tags pespa6 Al subscriptions must b. paid III i'd
waves,
STACKPOLE 4 FULLER
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A1a. s0AA lov6d M,
And ~ Wa0 tal1 ~ d6ec-
Ut int.o9aesa e 1a.s 1sown Jug
Iteee Ist.apeA swasa
1Imyedl sang hesaenaaA-.
cons baea, cons back! N Hanashl
p vaia theay+h vaia
swung alot ~ banne-
And that's viaf aus Mir Hannah.
~A'n'-aa + Ne: 4! e !ee:
Sunday Cleslne. 2.
With laudabfe purpose the principal bus.
mess houses Of Deef Lodge Lave agreed 70
Close their stores on Sunday after June let
We know, and % does every ono familiar
with the mining country, that the closing
Of stores on Sunday in . mining camp, g
regarded - ominous of decay a. shark In
= ships wake 10 of death. It has become .
belief, firmly fixed In the minds of old Pa.
ciac coasters that SUNDAY closing" 10 an
evidence the glory has gone out of the place
and the closed stores are the pr0creating
cells of the bats and owls that will soon
hold sway over its crumbli1g walls and de-
serted streets. This 10 belief founded on
SUNDAY closing" has rarely been begun
until business had declined, and, In many
places, where It he'd almost ceased 70 DO
worth while to keep open ct oil. II has
usually been tho Neutrality-suspicious. sort
of morality that instigated the observance Of
the Lords Day-wlen there was nothing
to lose by Il. Now II ever there was town
differently situated. Deer Lodge 10 the one.
It 10 in the very vigOr OF prosperous growth,
aud doing treble the business Il ever did be.
fore. While great mary goods would be
sOld on Sunday, and It may incon venience
some who would otherwise prefer to come
in on that day and buy goods. It 10 moro .
commercial than mining town, and our
merchants realize that one d.y In seven is
needed for rest. It 10 . conceded fact that
this proportion Of rest 10 essential to oil, and
the Sabbath 10 the proper day. We believe
to Mr.. w. w. Higgins, one Of the leading
merchants, the credit 10 due Of originating
and concentrating this movement, and that
It met with cheerful acquiescence. And
The fact of closing the front door and do
ing business all day through the back door
IL . farce. We once were In Q business
house that was religiously closed on oil
H01iIays-exccpt that the front door was
kept open . few inches just to let custom.
ers know they could slide in quietly. We
have worked from morning till night many
= Fourth of July and Christmas In that
store, and put 1t up that Holidays of that
kind are q deception and . nuisance. II
this SUNDAY closing" Il righteous let 1t be
observed to the letter. II Il IL to be . dead
letter. like the Sunday statute of Montana,
It had better be rescinded. II it won't work,
open the doors and shutters, and sin IL
the full light of day, at regular rates, and
In the regular way.
JUST RECEIVED.
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At wsrk.-Deer Lodge isdecidedly duller
this week than any aimee mid.winter. The
streets are comparatively deserted, and
scarce an idle persen Is to be seen. Last
year the exodus from the streets was two to
three weeks earlier. The 6rst busy rush of
mining came that much sooner. This do.
sertion and dullness 10 the sure prelude to
thronged streets and rushing business that
will ensue within . few days, when the
Offering product Of the mines comes In for
the purchase Of goods, and the boys, with
wcll.hlled buckskins, turn loose Tor fun.
1t ie the Sunday q the year II town. Next
week, probably, VIM begin the activity That
lasts till tho winter Holidays, and then will
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The engine of Hrundy's Saw Mn. injured
by fire, was broughs 70 town Tuesday, and
win be put In repair BY Rhes 4 Mclean.
The mill will be suuning again In three
weeks. :
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stany receiving New Goods. Our stock b BOW fresh
and Ane-win Gel Crocssses and Provisions Iowes
thu, any other house b Dsss Lodge. Goods win b,
delivered, ire Of ehy4 y any pat It ~ city. Cal
and examine or ssoek. We wassant ssssy thing W
cell d60 xLElN0CHAIO9 BROS
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List sl Papers, Periodicals, Magazines. etc.
IoR 0AlDDY
9taclIpole q Fuller
PoST OFFICE STORE DEER LODGE, Mt
WEEKLY.

Nation,
National Police Gazette.
New York Clipper.
New FORK Ledger.
Nsss York Weekly,
New York Tribune.
New York World.
Police News,
Pomesoy'A Democret.
Sporting Times.
Saturday Night,
Scientific American.
True Flag,
New Varieties.
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Appleton's Journal
Banner Of Light
Boston Journal.
Boston Pilot.
C0USriSr de- EE0Es UNjs,
Dafs Doinse
Every Saturday,
1eslls's Chimney Corner,
lsslie's Illus. NevRspapes,
kealis's lllustr'd Zeitung,
6arper's Bazaar,
aaspes's Weekly,
Illustrated Police News,
kbA Anasgican,
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E9traY Notice.

TAKEN UP November. 1870, four stray horses OF
L tho following description;
ONE SORRELL h0rse-f0ur years old, one white
hind foot, NO brands.
ONE BROWN marc-etripe In forehead, white tail,
branded r."
ONE GREY horse-strips In face, saddle marked.
ONE PINTO horse-b0b tall cars split, branded q
on left hip.
The owners are notified to prove property, pay
charges and take them away or they will bc disposed
of according ~ law. "
J. w. INSINHOFFCR,
Milk Ranch, Little Blackfo0t,
s8 Il Deer Lodge Co., NJ. r.
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A Large Invoice OF
GENTS BOOTS AND sHoEs,
LADIES BOOTS AND CATERS,
MINERS GUN BOOTS, long and short tops.
At lowest prices. Wholesale and retail.
Deer Lodge, Nav a. sdst
Dr. ]. A. Nichols, now located 1t Fort
Owen, arrived by coach Wednesday even.
ing. and will stop ut tho McBurncy House
until Sunday. Persons needing the ser
vices of first.rate Dentist should give him
call.
From Fridays Daily.
Again.-On Wednesday steel shackles
were rveted on the ankles of Littlefeld.
He told the blacksmith TO make 4 good Job,
rs he wanted 10 show how soon he could
take them of. BY noon yesterday no had
done it, having sawed of the rivet. All
Acarch for the implement Is vain. and We
do not know what device will be resorted
to to secure him. Wouldn't Il be . good
idea to let him get In debt 20 deep he can
never get out? 50. -..-
TO THE LADIES.
I viii be In receipt, in few days. Of
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT
OF LADIES DRESS GOODS
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS COUNTRY.
Irespectfuly solict you before making purchases 70
scc this
ImmcnsC Stock,
Selected 10 San Francisco and New York With especial
view to furnishing you with the finest goods.
As Low As SOLD IN MONTANA.
e10oods will arrive and be opened this weck. Ia
CHAS BLUM,
Opposite City Drug Store.
Dsx Lodge, Nay a. 1871. att
Arrival Of Ida Steckdale.--A dispatch
dated Fort Benton. May 90th, says: The
steamer Ida Stockdale, from st. Louis. ar.
rived hero this A. H., with these passengers:
r. Barker, Il. Latham and wife, Mrs. and
Miss Miles, Miss Russell, Mn. A. II.
Rowles, Alex. Morrison, MnL ]. T. Red
ding and family, Ma Godell, Hra Train
and daughter, Mrs. Brooke, Mr. Ltppincott
Nothing interesting on her log book.
New Hotel.
The buildinG formerly Known % ths Walla Walk
Hotel Main street. Holeua, he's bcen ovehauDA0 from
top TO botton snd thoroughly reopeDed, rs1tted,
rs1amished repantod adge9uvenated eooe1aly - %
- . -. : hn1k11n1 ana II nRnea
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Desorte1.-A personal letter informs 90
Louisville has gone the way Of ell nesh-
Forest City having drawn away IL busiuess
men until In few days none will remain
but Beaupre Bros. and BEN. r. Dittes, the
latter sitting In unuttesable Voc amid the
debris of what 10 Q vezitable Dead Letter OF.
flee. "Sich h life" with . mining camp,
especially where the ''Chinee" prevails.
BOARDING HOUSE.
MRS. A. WRIGHT win open her hoase, opposite
Noeaay, Nay it, le7l. Deas1 - ~ day g week,
With O witAeae lodging. Rsesooags solicited.
Board 80 peR Week..
Fredricksea.-The Miners Ditch broke
yesterday. No serious damage IVES done,
and q III hands turned out 70 Tepair Il, the
evil + probably remedjed ere thiA
MAI. 1NO. R1N00IEY,
"
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Delmonico Restaurant,
James Rattle, Proprietor,
DEER LODGE MONTANA TERRITORY.
Having leased the commodious building formerly
known % the Franco American" have elegantly
SUfuynshod and re0ttOd the establishment into First
Class Restaurant and shall endeavor to set bef0.o
my patrons table supplied with the
The Restaurant will be kept open
Mir hit and Day!
And warm meals can be had any hour of the twenty
four. Connected with the Restaurant have good
ROOMS AND BEDsS.
Where Lodgers will hnd nrst-class sleeping accom-.
modations. share Of patronage 10 solicited.
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Special NOTICES.
asgTHE LESSON OF NArURE.-Tort

HpTHE LESSON OF NATURE. -Torpor is the
characteristic of winter. Vegetation dies or falls
into state of trance. The whole aspect OF in
animate nature teaches US that there is paralyz-
ing influence in the air, and ought to teach us
that our bodies require an increase OF vital power
IL contend with it. Some of even the warm
hooded animals bury themselves in the earth
And remain in state of partial stupetaction until
the season is over, and the elixir of the spring
sunshine stimulates their stagnant blood, and re-
stores their vigor. But man, although ne feels
the influence Of the season, can protect himself
against its inclemency. He has fuel to warm him
externally and can tone and strengthen his inter-
nal organization and endow it with tho extra
amount of vitality which the circumstances re-
quire. Of all invigorants that have been recon-
mended for this purpose, Hostetters Stomach
Btters is the purest and best. Fortified by the
daily use of this wholesome vegetable tonic, the
human system may defy the chills and damps OF
winter in any latitude. Its effect is to promote q
brisk and regular circulation of the Blood, and
activity in all the secretive organs. Without the
slightest tendency to produce foyer. it mparts,
healthful glow to the sHrtace and stimulates the
exterior vessels to discharge, in the form OF gem
tie perspiraton, the useless matter eliminated
from the blood Thus the system is kept unclog-
ged Fever and aguc, biiousness, indigestion
and collie, all Of which are the common conse-
guences of the searching dsmps and low temper
allure of winter may be avoided (as we'll as cured
by a course of this genial tonic and Alternative
ion c3-po1w
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TELEGRAPHIC.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
From Washington.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Jan 23--In the Senate Mr..
Ramsey presented the credentials of Hon. o. p.
Stearns, Senator from the State Of Minnesota,
and the new Senator was qualified. /. T.:
MIR. Sumner presented, by request OF the
General Assembly of Indiana resolutions of
that body instructing the Senators and request
ing the representatives of that State to oppose
the acquisition of Santa Domingo
Mr.. Morton said that before the resolutions
were laid upon the table he desired merely to
say that they were passed by the Democratic
majority in the Indiana Legislature.
The resolutions were laid on the table and or
dered to be printed.
The House of Representatives was engagedll
discussing the New York air line railroad bill,
its opponents filbustering to prevent vote.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Among the bills about to be introduced into
the House is one for the relief Of the heirs Of
Alonzo Brest. late of Alexandria, Va.
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Difficulty at the University.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Jan. pa student OF
the University of Va, named Arnold, shot a
negro man this morning. The ball struck him
lust above the left ear and lodged under the
scalp near the back part of his head. The ball
has not been extracted yet. The wound
is not considered dangerous.
He also shot at another negro man, the ball
entering the side of his coat and finally lodging
in one of his boots The negro WIS not hurt.
Arnold up to this time has not been arrested.
The cause OF the difficulty is unknown.
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BY Green IL Wise.

IPoo1 E:t.to 4 ncntS ,n1 Nuciinnnnr. !
~0MWISSI0NERS SALE on VAjI-A-
io IN ESTATI ~ THE IA tit -:
sTESANDRfN ~ virtue If :, In.rrn 81 RI.
Girn,,it ronrt ~ Aleyvndri, Cnurtv ". u,.snI
ot The Sovcmbcr Term. 1870 in th: suit 81, Cnzr-
move &, Co W. .Iohnson's ndm'y, ct nj the H.
Iersignnd commissioners of sale therein n,,urJ
will Sroceed. in front of the Mayor Office in tr
c;tv IF Alexandra W. on StTIrEUNT t',
1ith d.v or Febru,rv 1871 at ~ ncloc,, ~. ,o
ofnr w. nnhic n,,It,'n G!,,, t,,,i,,y.i,,~' ,.,
in tb'e ga c;tv of Ni,.x,n'ri., ln.y,%.
No ~ ~ IN DIX. ,rr,,' .. j,-Ip f fr,,.
b, N Go t;.nf r,nnimr ~ :, III, .Il,.y .',,,
ny - o-l-. icG', ~ ~ ~ "''It 49,
tWo-sIoiy nhtoLS ~ v, 1 ~ : ~ -
'hetco.i' DGt W.; ''ii"N "'" " "'o' .
70 @-hOl %uJonl'9 WI t'' t'>. - 49, -
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nv Green & Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctonecr>
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Cnder author.
" ity of decree of the Corporation Court 81
tho city of Alexandria, Va, rendered at the De-
ccmber term, 1870, in II chanccry suit OF Hcprg'
H Markell VS.. Geo +. French, ct AL the under
signed, Commissioner, will sell, by pubic au'.
ton, in front Of tho Mayors office in the cily OF
Alexandria, Va at ~ o'clock m, on SAL X
DAY the 18th day Of January, 1871 that desIr-
able BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with -.
pressed brick front, and lot of ground, VITA e.
fine side lot attached situated on the east SIDE al
Water street, about the centre OF square, between
Prince and Duke streets, and now occupied BY
r. I. r. Wilson, esq.
Terms: Onc-tcnth Of the purchase money I"
be paid in cash, and the residue III equal install
mcnts Mt six, twelve and eighteenth with m
terest from the day of sale; thepurchasrr to give
bond, with good security, and the title to be re-
tanned until the entire PureHnEasG m9M%y s 'S
paid. o. W. MAlILEo,
TRUSTEEIS SALE OF VALU BILE
i LANDRY virtue of a deed Of trust exc
cutcd by Richard n. johnson, on the 9th OF
April, 1853, and for the purposes therein de-
clared, the undersigned will, on MoNp a.
day at the front door of the Court li0 , N
Brentsville, offer for 81 lie the TRACTS oi
LAND sold and conveyed by Robert I. Neir
10 Richard n Johnson containing 4E Wa. acres:
rood and 90 poles This inPd Is G hc,wccn Man,
uateo o ui n Rristoc-2I miles from the former
n nace It is naturally fine soil, and much of
the niace is now in good condition for farming
T 1TIr ii improvements are ordinary. Persons do
string to purchase arc invited 10 examine inc
PREMISES before the sale.
Terms: By the deed oftrust a cash sale Is re-
ouired, but arrangements will be made BY tie
parties in interest to make the terms liberal.
The title is believed to be unqucstlonab:r,
but only such as is vested in me BY said deed CT
trust will be conveyed
EPPA HUNTON, Trustee.
Prince William county dec 2l-cotS
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.aVCTION SHES.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY'S SALE
UNCLAIMED PACKAGES.

On TUESDAY MORNING, January3l, 1871,
I will sell, at store, No. 10 north Fairfax street
under the Mansion House, commencing at ten
o'clock, on account of Adams Express Comp y,
to pay charges, $50 UNChAlMlEG PAN AN
AGES, consisting Of Trunks Bundles, Packages,
&c. To be sold without reserve.
jan 2l-td /. D. HARRISON, Auctn.r:
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By
L virtue of Il decree of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, rendered at its June term 1869,
in the cause OF Mary F. Roberts, by her next
friend, &c, vs. Lindley NJ. Roberts, the under,
signed, special Commissioner therein named,w
sell, on MONDAY, the 10Th day OF February,
1871, Court day. in front of the Court House
door of Fairfax county, TRACT OF LAND,
containing 100 acres, lying near the village OF
Centreville being one of the tracts conveyed to
l.. NJ. Roberts by A. s. Grigsby, by deed re-
corded in liber No. /, folio
Terms: One-tenth cash the residue in three
equal instalments, payable in six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest; the deferred pay
mcnts to be secured by the purchaser, and a re-
tention of the title until the last payment; the
cash payment to be forfeited and the land resold
at the purchasers cost on his failure to complete
his title NJ DULANY BALL, Comm'r.
Fairfax county, jan 2l-2awts
DUBLLC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
l. By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court O.
Fairfax county, rendered in the cause of Mar il
on MONDAY, February Goth, 1871, court day
| in front of the Court House door of Fairfax co.
at II O clock m, q valuable TRACT OF LAND
fronting on the Little River Turnpike, about II
miles from Alexandria and three from Fairfa!
Court House, Zone milewest of Gooding's tavern
containing 1856 acres, adjoining the lands Of J. II
Sweeney, Chichester and Osgood. Land Of iin'
| quality, abundantly wooded and watered.
Terms Enough in hand to pay tho costs o
suit expenses and commissions of sale. The res
idue in three equal instalments, at one, two ant
three years, with interest, to BIO secured by thu
notes of the purchaser, and retention Of title til
the last payment is made. The cash payment t.
be forfeited should the purchaser fail to com
| plete his title. Fl. w. THOMAS.
M DULANY BALL,
| Fairfax CO.. ian 2l-2awts CONS of Sale.
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POLICE REPoRT-Several offenders were
punished with stripes ut the station house this
morning.
The iii hammered behavior Of the boys and
young men who nightly congregate at the in
tersection of Oronoco and Columbus steets, IS
complained Of and if persisted in the guilty
parties will be arrested.
Deprcdations upon the fences in ali quarters
of the city arc reported, particularly upon those
in the upper end of the Third Ward.
MAYORS OFFIcE.-Henry Newman, colored,
for improper conduct in the market house,
was fined and discharged.
James Lucas, for disorderly conduct, was dis
chared with reprimand
George Sayles, colored, for breaking into
cow house at Fshtown, was whipped and dis
charged.
Allen Trplett, colorcd, for disordcrly con-
duct, was whipped and discharged.
Henry Stewart, colored, for disorderly con-
duct, was fined and discharged
Mike Morrisscy for disorderly conduct, was
DISCHARGED with a rcprimand.
NIGHr REPoRT-Night dark and cloudy,
with fall of snow about two clock. There
were no disturbances except that caused by the
fire. Five dodgers were accommodated at the
station house.