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M Jones, on the 18th inst, and feloniously stealing about one thousand dollars worth of coffee, sugar, soap, soda, and gun caps. This case was continued from last Monday on account of the absence of an important witness for the Commonwealth, and was further continued yesterday for the same cause. The Mayor deeming Mrs Hopkins but slightly implicated, according to the testimony of Jones, accepted bail for her appearance, but committed her son for his appearance. Jerry Dunnavant and Lee Whitehurst, charged with stealing a diamond breast pin from Lt Col James Nelligan, were committed to jail for their appearance before the Mayor on next Saturday to answer the offence. In consequence of the protracted continuance of this case, it was announced yesterday that it should be disposed of on Saturday anyhow, as far as His Honor's jurisdiction is concerned. The case of James R Shumaker, charged with stealing one horse of the value of $1,000, belonging to some person unknown, was cont