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r the complaint. At the conclusion of the evidence, Winston was directed to be taken to the Provost Marshal. The examination of witnesses against Henry, the property of John N. Goddin, charged with stealing, some time since, five kegs of lard from John O'Neal, proved the justice of the complaint, whereupon the Mayor remanded the accused to be further examined before the Hustings Court. Peter and Raymond, negro boys, arrested in the house on Main street, said to have been kept by Hungerford & Degroot as a faro bank, were ordered to again appear before the Mayor this morning. Nelson, slave of Capt. Ward, was ordered to receive twenty-five lashes, on the charge of stealing a piece of beef from S. Schwartz on Saturday morning last, valued at $25. A charge was preferred against Charles Bates and Mildred A. McCulloch, of buying pork in the Second Market to sell again, contrary to law. At the conclusion of the testimony. His Honor adjourned the matter for further conside