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CoRREcrroN. The Annapolis Herald says:
The Baltimore Clipper has made the discove-
ny, that the 'sub-treasury the establish
ment of which law was passed in 1910, but
only partially put into northumberland the
railroad orders to be issued-their value to
3epracia:e--and the public to sustain heavy
losses by them"
Now # our friend OF the Herald will re-ex-
anime the Article to which he refers, he will
discover that he entirely Inexperienced our
remarks. We certainly neither said, nor IN
tended 10 say, what he attributes 10 us in the
above extract-and therefore disclaim all title
10 the discovery of which he speaks. We did
say, in effect that the sub-treasury would pro-
duce different currenoies Of unequal value
and that the people had lost too much by that
condition of things during the circulation of
the railroad orders, to desire a repetition of
the experiment. And this we now repeat
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-19

HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE. Madame Augusta will
appear again to night in ala Syphide." An ex ell
rent bill is offered.-See advertisement.
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NJ Office. The Annual Meeting of Stockhald-
Ia ers and Election for Directors of the Phadel-
pha, Wilmington Baltimore Railroad Company
will be held at Wilmington on MONDAY the 10th
January, l84B, at II o'clock, A. M
A. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Dec, Is, 1915, dle-dtl2ia
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USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
II AH1ES CORTGAN IL SON offer for sale on
~ pleasing terms: the following useful goods, suta
bic for Christmas Presents viz: Fine Ivory balance
handle KNIVES and FORKS, in sets of 81 and SO
pieces and in dozens Candeabras; Solar and Hall
LAMPS; Plated Candescks, Cake Baskets, &c
Papler Mache, Bird Of Paradise, Sandwich and Go
thic WATERS in sets; do. of every description;
splendid Gothic Cake and Card BASKETS and Wal
tiers; English and American Britannia WARE, Cas-
tors re. Besides beautiful assortment of German
and French Card, Reticue and Fancy Bias kets richly
embossed with worsed. Also, a fine assortment OF
every description of useful goods, suitable for old es
tabllshed and new Housekeepers.
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
dl9 IL Baltimorgs ST., I'd door East of Harrison,
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Exports or CoTroN TO EURorr. The n
York Courier says, that Che export of cotton
this year may amount to t.yo million bales Of
400 lbs. each, and we shall have an aggregate
Of o0,o0o,o 600 lbs. 4 fall of one cent per ID.
on this quantity would amount to SS,00o,0O0
and to the extent of the whole quantity export
ed to England, say 500, 200, 900 lbs, it would
diminish the fand against which bills of Ex-
change from this country are drawn. This, if
would of course lead to an ad-
vance in the rate of bills upon England. But
an export of bloadstufs, far beyond the ordi-
nary quantity, may wholly Or in part supply
the deficit.
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ct Eah REWARD. stolen from Chamber
TJSO in Barnum's Hotel, Baltimore, on the
evening OF the 18th INST, large gold HUNTING
WATCH, made by Mortimer, No 1853, gold dial, en-
graved with view of the Monument Square, nclud-
ing the Battle Monument and Court House, with Il
large, heavy Geld Fob Chain attached. Also lurge
Pearl Ring and small Pearl rreastPin The above
reward will be phit for the recovery of the above mr.
ticles. Apply at BARNun'S HOTEL. dl6-3t~
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-19

| n3- MILITARY FAIR. The Fair gotten up by
the adlt' ut East Baltimore, to hefay the expense
| OF erecting The Armorv for the Eagle Artillery corps,
| VIII open "h THURSDAY EVENING, 18Th instant,
| ut O'Clock, aud continue for Que week during the
day and evening
Having prepared . very large collection of fancy
aud useful articles, the public is respectfully invited
/ to call and examine the same. Every variety OF art
ctF suitable tor Christmas presents win be found a
lhong the assortment for sale at this Fair.
! The Armory viii be brilliantly Illuminated during
me venIng and the military band # the lndepen-
dent HrcyS, icd by Captain Nlmick viii he present a
The opening on Thnrsday evening, having kindly va.
! lhnlecrcd their scvices for the OCCASION.
| Inc Omnibus lines running tIOm the extreme West
end OF the city, pass by the Armory every few mi
nutes, at the corner of Fleet street and Broadway.
where the Fair Is 10 be held. d.6-it
h7- MUFFs! MUFFSM MUFFSM! Just received
rom New YORK, one case Of superior LUSTRED
LGhX MUFFS, crtfa size. Cheap for cash at
al" d" IAfLOR's, opposite Barnums'
Us flesh supply of Doctor J. $. ROSES ME-
biClNES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, Sc. just
received, consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
fn2, Ptophy!actie Syrup, Lniments, Tome Pills. SC,
with treatise on CONSUMPTION, For sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market sis
MA JEi Baltimore, Md.
B7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Gases: RYpast- uius. Far rlu.. nEa
RASK F'rS: Britannia War. f,c il ci,cd to or,n,;r
GABRIEL ID. CI,AEK;S; assortn,rnt which is com,
nptc N his td FafahIi.bed \ are tVatrrst 81 don,
from Calvert ' - SI
----------..-
PLATES, Of every size. loy sale hy The cas-, dozen
or single Plate
ALSO. the most complete ami largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to ha dpunl in the city.
CIT Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never botnrn Introduced in Baltimore made
10 order Of the very hes, alafnr!ls and hy he hc
tgDrkmeu: together WITH Git Box C6RA IIg1R.
~ 'i 'i,, ~, ',i,2,
,an bn 49,, -. a., ti 49,, ',@ -; 'I a., ~ ~ ~
G,n,,s ~ "' ~ :, L'n *, '''.'
@il2tr ~, r. ttn' ~ r r. ~ ',..'
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DEATH OF DR.. DWIGHT. The Albany pa
pers announce the death of Francis Dwight,
Esq, after short illness.
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STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA. The Cambria sailed
from Boston on Tuesday, with 81 passengers
81 for Liverpool and for Halifax. This is
the last somi-monthly steamer of the sea
son. Mr.. Henry Burden, of Troy, New
York, one of the passengers, is bearer of de-
spatches TO our Minister at the Court of st.
James.
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LADIES! WHO WANTS BONNETs
ERau FOR CHRISTMAS CHEAP? MRS. M. A.
ST@% LANDLORD, No. SO BALTIMORE-ST.
81 is now closing out all of her READY-MApE
BONNETs. at their own pfices-together with all
of her FANCY GOODS, as follows: FEATHERS,
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, Wells, Black and Whiie
VELVET; SILK and SATINS; Dress CAPS, from
% cts to 49, This is no hoax, as the Goods must he
sold in 80 days. Don't forget the No (53) Sd door
below the sun ONCE. dig. 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-19

A New ORLEANS JuDGE IN TRoUBLE-SiH-
GUAR proceeding. The Hon. Rice Garland, Of
the Supreme Court Of Louisiana, has been
gravc!Y charged with bribery, and his fellow
associates have refused to sit upon the bench
with him, We learn from the PIcayuno that
Judge O.. was absent from the city, when the
chrrge was iirst put adoat 10y rumor, and that
on his arrival he proceeded to the Court room,
and when about to take his seat on the bench,
the Chief Justice Immediately arose and declar-
ed the Court adjourned. Judge q. eXpostulat-
ed, and told his associates lie had appeared TO
give full and satisfactory explanation Of the
charge made against him, aud which had only
come to his ears, at distance from the city, a
day or two previous. He was told that they
could hear nothing from him, and thoreupon
the members of the Court and bar retired! On
The following day, Judge Garland again APP
peaFed in Court to defend himself from the
grave charge, but as the rest of he Court had
retired to private room, he RETAINED from do
ing so, aud also retired by leaving the Court
house, whereupon his associates made their APP
pearance and proceeded with the regular BUSH
ness. The exact nature Of his offence is not
stated, but the Picayuno is Of opinion it is ut.
terly groundIoss, and the conduct Of the rest Of
the Court in the case nndignifad and unjust.
SERIOUS STAGE AculDANr. The Pittsburgh
journal states that on the 9Th i2.t. one Of the
Mt 4 = Z.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-19

H'F EHSVS NILES LECTURES, Inc nfSt itCiufPOi
this gentleman, last evening Con Phreuo HEnemocch-
NY st tie Odl Fellows Hail, attracted crowded
audience Of ntlcmcn, many having failed to gaia
admission. In order that the ladies may have II
chauce ~ hear this iutcresung science explained,
the Professor has Eitnted 10 give another l-cg lee
tute at the same place this evening.
New BooEs. We have received flosn II. ColburD
Baltimore 81. Two nertiy bound books suitable for
presents. One is entitled ''The Manual OF Mattirnony
and Connubia Companions" the other is ''Chances
aud Changes, or Life a. it is"
From Jas. $. Waters. ':Western Cicarinas, - by
Mrs. kirkland. No. VII Of Wiley S. Puman's Libra
ry OF American Books This is "A very agreeable vo-
lune, and presents lively picture Of scenes in the
West. The auth0ress possesses fine powers of OBJ
servation good sense form correct ideas of what
she observes in life, and happy command of Ian
guage to express her sentiments.
No. VIII of the same series is ''The Raven, and
other poems by Edgar A. Poe" As d Critic and wr-
ter of Noyeliettas Mr. Poe has no superior in the
country. lie has devoted less attention to Poetry we
presume, because depending his literary efforts for
LIVELIHOOD he has found other departments of lite.
nature more profitable. He has written but little poe
elements of fine poet, sThe Raven" itself is suf
icient evidence. In harmony of expression, beauty
of language, and mystic dreaminesS of thought it is
unequalled by any American poem The same de-
lightful tone pervades his "Iaunted Palace" and
other pieces We commend the volume to the lovers
of
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-19

THE OREGON DISPUTE. Mr.. Allen yester-
day introduced into the U. S. Senate, his re-
solution requesting the President to give no
tice TO Great Britain that the treaty for the
jont occupancy of the Oregon territory must
be aunulled and abrogated.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-19

TENHIS DAY, (FRIDAY) Dec. 10th, will b.
Il drawn Md Consolidated Lottery. class 32-66
Nos, 10 ballots.
SCHEME:
prize of $500 / prize of slOoe
$500 IS 400
1864 81 100, SC.
Tickets S23-shares in proportion.
Draws tomorrow, SATURDAY, the Small Fry, for
the benefit of the f. F. Seminary Capital prize 81,
00O-Whole tickets 81. shares in propor.on-pack
age of % qrs. only SO 10.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets,
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER 4 co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. Lottery, Glass 81, drawn
Dec. l8-Iowest prize S5.
90 IA As SO IL 66 10 Al 81 l72
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-19

CTOCKS. Stocks and all other Securities tought
- and sold at the best rates, for The regular Bro
kers commission, by JOHN w. HANSON,
No 8 franklin Bank Buildings,
dl7-f near the Post office
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MN UFFs, MUFFs, MUFFS. Will open this
I'VE day another invoice of those splendid LUIS
TIRED LYNX MUFFS. Also, complete assert
ment of every variety.
j. l.. McPHAIL, 1872 Baltimore street,
dI7-3t .r next to Clipper office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-19

gold PENS WITH GOLD CASES
VI Just received superior article of GOLD PENS
with Gold Case; do. with Silver cases Gold Pencil
Cases Also n very extensive assortment of Gold
Breast Pins Rings; Keys; $ uds; Ear Hoops Plated
Jewelry; Silver spoons; Spectaces; Pencil Cases
Cutlery; Britannia Ware, Brass Clocks; Perfumery
Fancy Soaps, Sc, for sale TO dealers at very Io~
prices by ... ..... ELIAS HALE,
DIS .' No ll2 Baltimore ST.
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17- MUFFs! MUFFsM MUFFs!M Just received
from New York, case Of superior LUSTRED
LfhX mUFFS, crtfd size Cheap for cash at
dl3 jw' TAYLOR'S, opposite Barnum'S.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-19

g7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Foo CHAINS; silver spoons; Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast pins; Ear rings; silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited TO examine
GABRIEL u. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
petc, At his Old Established ore, Water ST. 2i door
ffom Calvert. o2I
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-19

TT EE!- ENGi.TGH BOOKS. This day re
u ccivCd uiHyJic" IF English Books aud fOt sale
by GEORGE II. HGCkMAN,
N. w corner Baltimore aud North SIS.
Ecsoloa5, divine, moral and political, by Owen
FeiItiiam, Esq, vol. eyo.
Poems, by Oliver Wendell Holmes, new London
edition, vol I2mo
Collection If ancient and modern Scottish Ballads
Tales and Songs. vols. l2mo.
Bacons Essays or COunseis, civil ana moral. and
The proficiency and advancement Of learning, vol.
$40.
The Scottish 6usicaI Museum, containing upwards
of 600 Songs originally published by James John
son, and NOW accompanied with coplous Notes, etc.
E vols. $40.
The Concho'ogist's Text Book, 9Th edition, cor
rected and enlarged with numerous eng avtrgs,
vol i2mO.
The Poems and Songs of Robert Tannahill, one
vollme, l2mo.
The Anglers Souvenir, with numerous plates,
vol. l2mG.
Acton's Modern Cookery in all It's bran, hes re-
duCod TO "A system OF easy practice vol l2ms
Historical memoirs Of the English, Irish ana Scot
fish Catholics since The Reformation, vols. $40.
Chronicles Of the Cid, from the spanish, by Robert
SouhPy, vol. SVo.
Aiso-Just published, vol Bacon's Abrilgcment,
with Judge Buuver's Notes. 1t
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T5- flesh supply of Doctor J. $. ROSES ME-
biCINES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, Sc, lust
received, consisting Of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
ru2 Ptophylactc Syrup, Lniments, Tonic Pills, Sc,
with II treatise on CONSUMPTION. For sale by
ROBERTS 81 ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market sis,
MA JI Baltimore, Md.
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GtHI.rSTMAs PRESENTS.

" ANNALS, &c. FOR 1916.
large assortment Of splendid English and Amer-
can ANIMALS, such As are rarely, if ever seen, viz:
HEAFH'S BOOK OF BEAUTY SpIendidly bound
~ Silk, with a number of rich steel engravings.
TIE hEEPSAkE-With beautifully finished engra-
vnts, from Drawings by the first Artists--hand
somnly bound la silk
DRAWING ROOM SCRAP BOOK-Wmh 50 steel
ehgravlngs-by The Hon. Mrs. Neuol. This is
decidedly one Of the best Annals of the season.
TUE BOUDOlR-With 10 steel cngravings.
TIE DIAhEM-A present for all seasons.
THE MUSICAL ANNUAL.
TIE SNOW FLAKE
TUE LEAFLETS or MEMORY.
THE OPAL, aud number OF other Animals, too nu-
mcrous 10 mention.
BUNYAN'S PILGRIMS PROGRESS-Quarto edi-
ton with SCOTS Notes, the most splendid edition
ever published Price $40.
PiLGRM'S PR0GRESS-evo. edition Turkey mo
rocco gilt, splendidiy finished
ALSO, large assortment OF Velvet bound u ibies
and PRAYER Books gold plated. Pretoria! Works
oC all the Poets. flynn Books Of every variety,
Albums, and an extensive assortment 0fJuvrnic
Works, For sale very low, by
ID. OWEN s; SON,
GI9 ll6 Baltfm0rc-.t. helow calvert.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-19

II OST. POCKET BOOK, containing sundry
a. Notes drawn in favor of the undersigned, was
lost yesterday morning between Bati more street ann
the Mayor office. They can be of no value to the
finder, who will be rewarded by leaving them either
with Justice Wright, corner of Eutaw and Fayette
streets, or GEORGE MILLIMAN,
II No. 279 west SaIainoa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30
From he BoHoa Atiai Of OeL 2s.
HORRIBLE MI RIDER AND AT,
TEMPT AT ARSON

\ most hcndlsh aud dlnbolical muir
der, and attempt at arson, was commit
ted IN tins city. yesterday morning, IN
a house OF III fame, kept by Joel Law.
renee aud his wttc, IN small alley
way called Mount Vernon Avenue,
which runs parable, with Charles
street. from PInckncy To Mount Yer.
non street The person murcrcd was
young woman about 20 years old,
raa.. Naa. Ii lord s.. Wa a
married woman. and has husband
living. bat she has Lot lived with hum
for some tVo or three years past, bat
has led the life of miserable wuntou
Tho circumstances 20 tn ShoE that
her mI,lorrr was man nlrscd Al
h.I J Tluall, her p1ranour The
p1ruculars M relation 10 ths inhumnu
adl.r 81, lar a. we could gather them.
arr these. 'Tirrcll VISITED the house
during Sunday afternoon, and remain
n there anti. after lea-,une, when lac
went out and returned IA the evening.
between : and 9 O'Clock, aud rciIr,u
with Mr., Bickford to her room, m the
roar l.ari OF the second story. About
; o'clock Yesterday morning. the IN
mate, of the houSr were aroused hv a
CREAM. and nolsc sounding as # a
poison had fallen on he floor and ~
ihc >7ur lime. "A person was heard to
... a ....t. fl.. sf.rr. ar.-l - nsfHt.. f-..--
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tNlInrn rpvtr ryrRrss
n,lknERN


Nesrrlst', ma tfcYsm o, he N~,op
o. p.Ict t,sg.rc ,,'ta. consihtng The iol
I.r.hg prleglari - ABo,h.f trea,ise
r.tt,ty Hh,fs sfc iGcss thlns, 10 Gsp J
Hodsa Ma OF "a
W. hs,e iaa b-sn infofrnej by Mcssr
i.s,ogroo h w-il' r,Pfes. y,ns, al No
500 Nsii str-' hist ~ esfe mads the
,c.p, of a jsung rebb ~ on 1bupls,
rigLt las under ne flio~iog tifcumnAn
c., A, hsf pAs moe ~ Ten o'clock. ct
fH, abJsc t'cning, shiis Their cspfe. ifsin
Vas making u, usual f-aU.e a, Hoe SET
80 ut,s'ns,t m charge ri The pack sg-s oi
rrn'y f~ocircd ., d,hrf.m poin', OF the
i.lc having lses cj hs lfyns on fccrivtng
.' tevslnous ON the iAu,f cry. PLACED
TIE cas- ~ a' usual place Of deposit
az ibfce over q Buflo So N according
b.. .J"ou w., aurolon Nas thcn aufpct
e. o apprau ~ .7m thug ouinlc, Which
e1,isd h'n to up 20 NE platform ior a tho
'nlnt Tie however almost Instantly te
,lruvl 34l found that the uuns had j,sap.
rssfcd
Al slarm wa, unm' d's,clv gwen bu, no
Ha-e Of the Nursing auicle or the thlcvc.
~l' iourl The trunk - black % inchc,
log u li bfoid anI ~ high IT, body
~ of ~ oosefcd wi,h thin black leather
nhd ~ iiauc " sfoncly ron hoUnl. i
tns r'ong tcssh.s hsndIcs and two soap.
v''-s -. scron the Top and buckle IN
i0n'
We NE directed by Mc',r Livingston
SOD Nclis to say THAT they rill pay hand
'ome frWsfd Tor the recovery, Of the prop
CITY and likewise for the detection OF the
thieves
Lama The following Is from The
Euiilo Copnrr OF Saturday "Ihc cars
last cveumg, through, intelligence that q
'.ue had probably been fond to the pctpc
ua'ou of the robbery We atc inlormrd
ty Mr Dyge,t, Of the E,pu., office, thai
'1'pieron rests upon two persons Who hav,
been about the CITY fpf some days, but have
no, becn seen .incc the commission Of he
robbery Their trunks nd been taken BY
'he police aud tho house N which they
rlii was about to b. searched when III,
car. lef "
The 3 In,lo Pilot of Sturdy say. -
W. have made diligcnl inquiry, here
puching the possible loss. and give, a, tn
result, the following. which we canno
IMPOSE n pcrfc, let, though II Is all W.
lnVc nsc'rtaiucd
II II seymour \ 90 $40 900 4 u
IrchIn =! 500 q Lee, & Co, $4,000
Whu'' Bauk $3.50 Wsd & Co
5000 Livingston & Wells, $500 Tw,
T,tkaIls nom lha otst t.-.i,,I bee, g.
''ramboaI one directed to Amenean Ex
,h1ngc Bank Of New York. - 600, on'
10 II Bromley n 20, n Y, s7s3, u
q. Hood ono picknre to y. Y, 1926; II
- Hood, ono package to n Y, 1903
Bunk Of Sanlushy, = 600 Total, e23
81
Bcsel, the above there were severn
'Nns known to have Il IN sen, from TIA
cry. which may swell the amour, a ie,
hnndfed,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

1c7ung tsc noise jumped uJ and ran
np the stair. aud found. Al ll,- heal
81 ,hcm. OF the landing. a quantity ID
clothing 81 hre. which NJ. Iawr,.nos
throw INTO the yard aud whrn they
got iuto the chamber occupied by Mr.
Bickiord they found her living pro.
'raied on the h"or. bct throat ca, from
car 60 cnr, and tho nigh, clothes winch
covered her hdy, on FIRE, and the
room was also on hrr, IN ss-vetai plscr.
The clothing which We, OH iir, around
the body was immediately pni out.
The fire ~ the roc,n was but ont
by the ncighhor> aud tho wntchncu
who came M. IN The room where the
act was done, tie bcd was fired m two
places, aud large quantity of cloth.
ina which hung up IN n closet. md n
Trunk ~ linen. was sci nn FIRE The
tsi and bedding IN small room nj
joining were also sot on FIRE.
! Coroner Pratt visited the premises
early 10 the morning and AT | : o'clock.
hc, ~ company with his Jury, CONSIST.
lhg Of ARENAS Simonds, foreman.
Daniel merrill. Thomas Hollis. DR.
nscph MouArty, Charles Brown, and
VIM. Whliwell, appeared and viewed
Tie body and the premises. The body
ioy ~ 'hc same position ~ which i,
was found at tile time when first DIS
covered, and presented Ia the eye a
mos, sickenlng and revolving sight. --.
The decd wns evidently done wuh q
rnzDr which lay near the body. Til,
Jugular vein and the windplte wcr,
completely severed and her face, han
and arms were lodly burnt Whoev
or committed the net washed Then
hands after they had done AS wash
baSon III the room was full Of bloody
water. DR. Noriartv gave II rs hl,
opinion that IT would have been Im
possible for her Ia have lifted hcrSCl
from the bed after her throat had been
cut, and that she must have been drag
gcd from II. The bed and pillow,
were saturated with blood.
A letter was found IN the room bear
ing the address e A. J. II. To NJ. Alb
nlso pair Of mems drawers, n cane, I
stocking, and bunch Of keys.
The Jury, after having viewed III,
premises and the body, separated ,'
meet this morning IN tho court house
to examine witnesses
The murderer had not been ARRESTED
last night but we trust that the off
GERS Of justice will secure him, o
which there cannot be much doubt
Tirrcll left town between 3 and o
clock, yesterday morning, and wen
ITO BrightcnIbut the officers were I'M
able 10 learn which way he took from
there. lie belongs 10 Weymouth, ano
Is respectfully connected. lie is n mar
red man, aud quite young.