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Hickory Bars 10y the bar.)
rough hickory bars 10 feet long, inches fee, above
900 rough hickory bars 5 long square nches
rough hickory bars, feet los inches, foot above
rough hickory bars, long, square ~ inches
ory flee ffom knots and al OTHER defects:
Cypress board measured
1000 1900 feet Of cypress boards, inch !, thick
Black Wainu board measure,) per one hundred feet
200 fee, K men tack walnut joist good dry.
200 feet inch black walnut pan good and dry II to 6 feet long,
81 black plank good and dry y TO 10 feet
800 feet plank, good dry, long,
plank dry lato 10
600 nc black walnut plank good and dry Il IS feet long,
100 black plank good and dry 1910 10 feet long,
100 feet inch black Sanu! plank good and dry 10 IS feet
black walnut plank good md dy Il TO ls feet long,
400 fee, ne black walnut boards good and dry hong
o 4 TO- "A inches wide equal Quantities rna .nd M
boards good and dry la to 10 inches
200 feet BACK walnut vercers, 3 feet long.
Class No. II.
Mahogany, (bonrd measure,) per one hundred feet.
100 feet mahogany IA feet long, IL to l6 inches wde
mahogany long, 10 to l6 inches wide,
mahogany long, l6 inches wid
$50 feet inch mahogany long, wide,
mahogany long, "a inches wide,
100 feet fsi sa "aSs.ny to IA feet long to "a ae
200 feet Sinch nahoaany to IL long third
wide, one third Is inches wide nethrd "a inches wide,
$50 feet mahogany IL feet a to Is
inches wide, quarter "a inches WIDE equal quantities
$50 feet ch mahogany 10 IA feet long, Is to 30 inches wde
100 fee, inch mahogany long, wide,
300 feet and anch mahogany to IA feet long, Is 90 inches
100 feet assorted maogany crotch vencers feet long
300 cubic fee, African mahogany in the log not less than 10 feet
Class No. 12.
Maple, board measure,) per one hundred feet
100 maple jois AKA 81 "A, and inches equal guam
Is maple venecrs feet long, assorted
Cedar, board measure,) per M.
900 cedar boards, y inch thick.
Cherry (board medsurc)
100 cherry plank az inch, la to IS inches wde 10 Ii fee,
100 feet e eSe sapI pas n 10 to Is inches we 10 to IA feet
100 cherry plank, inch a to 10 inches wide,
cherry boards inch, wde 10 to
100 feet cherry boards inch, 10 to "a inches widc 70 le
cherry boards inch, II IS inches widc long
cherry boards, nch wide, feet long
100 feet feet cherry s A. %eG a Is fee, IS Long
and inch white wood boards Ia
| (board measurc)
NAVY YARD, PHILADELPHIA.
| Class No. L.
| White Oak, 10y the cubic foo)
I Is 900 cubic feet white plank stock.
| Instructions furnished Mt the yard
| Class No Q.
! White Pine, (by the thousand feet)
60 inch white plank 40 feet
6 inches wide, edged, free from defects that
900 feet board measarc5 pine panel plank 10 fee
| long.
10000 feet BOARD measurc inch white plank,
| long
5000 feet boad measue) inch white pine plank
| long
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Tickets $5haIves 81 50quarters SO 75eighhs 81 SIX.
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets, $l70 90
Of26 do Is
Do do OFFS quarter do AZ so
DO do of26 eighth do 81 %
above splendid prompt
of each drawing Immediately
who order from
Address j. & c. MAURY,
June d Agents, Ale xandra, Virginia
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ro pEnpETUATE PEACE.

TJkrppEII,s PATENT FIRE ARMS.This loads at the
III breec ON the principle regards setting home the charge OF
beings that the load is
qued to pass three instead OF the entire length OF
embodies the best
purpose enables to load
and fire. the at three hundred hour and
keen The g dry make fire. and burn
the powder WE'LL which, with fit of the ball enables
uso sho with unusual power and precision
The Gun bali buckshot fine shot, and useful
for both sporting and warike purposes
They order either musket, nhc, cartne shot
nun form delivered governments, individuals organized
with the ntu
tons or laws of United States.
For particulars, address, post paid, - -
" WIN. w, HUBBET.I,
Aug lift Pateutec, Philadelphia.
subscriber loaded and fired the musket "a times
minutes
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Lumber, {" board measure,") per thousand feet

1900 feet board measure quality pine plank
1900 feet board quality
1000 feet board LIST quality 3nch clear white plank
1900 measure quality clear white pine
plank
900 feet, board quality pine plank
10000 feet, board measure LIST quality inch white pine
plank.
measure, quality inch clear white nine
plank
900 feet board LIST quality cypress plank
4O feet board LIST quality nch cypress
feet board measure LIST quality 3inc clear white ash
2o0 feet, clear white plank
oo0 feet, board LIST quality
1900 feet, board measure, quality clear white
plank, one half to be less than 20 inches wide.
1000 measure, quality Inch clear white ash
plank to be not than 20 inches wide.
1000 feet, quality cear white boards
O feet board LIST quality 4nch black walnut
500 feet board quality 3inc plank
900 black walnut plank
Oo feet board LIST quality inch black plank
2Voo ee board quality nch black boards
B25OO
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VAvANAUGH a Tale by Lonxfcllow. VOL
wonderful Inventions, voumemany enQravinrs
Comparative Physical Geography
BY Arnold Guzot, OF Ncuchatel. vol
Curzon's Monastces of the Leyant ] vol.
Adventures Iibysn Desert BY ST. John
Ladies' Companion Garden Amer
lean edition. Edited by Downing vol. fIt
Life and Legends Of the Mrs Eastman
vol
Leaves Of Margaret Smiths Journai-l67s-9 vol.
snelinss History and Practice of Photography vol an
June HftIlHlf lct .if. .7.f FRANK TAYLOR
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which VIII furnished bidders
by the commandment OF the navy yard, Washington
NAVY YARD, GosPoRT, VIRGINIA.
Class No. l.
White Oak Timber, per cubic foot.
cub oak plank stocks.
1000 do do promiscuous timber.
squared, ~ 50 length 40
length than IA inches small end
White oak thick stuff, for caps and trestle-trees.
pieces piece length Is inches wide, 10 inches
Dr.
pieces, piece length IA inches wide inches
thick, I63 cubic feet
pieces, Ia inches wide,
Thick 200 cubic feet
Is each IL feet III LENGTH J inches wide inches
dick, or cubic feet
White oak or hickory small butts, for cooper.
pieces, 20 feet in length, by the piece.
Ia
IA do do
do do
inches small end and clear of knots
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600 White Oak knees Tor $500 sided nches siding
third to be inches siding
siding of the other third lengths
from feet to fee, and inches; bodies lengths SIX
to 7X averaging 6h feet.
The bodies be sided to the diameter siding
taken the middle of the length
Three fouhs of the siding
siding OF the knee.
The moulding body length
full and one half the net siding of the knee.
Onehal of the above knees be
angle from eighty ninety degrees;
angle from ninety to one hundred degrees.
The length OF the
moulded by the angles given.
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KNOX WALK practise law ia the s"pre,ns,
j. Cont of and attend TO the "
claims against government Address Washington u
Mar 16-u
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NAVY YARD, CHARLEsTOWN. MASS.
Class No. /.
White Oak Timber. Sc

40 1000 cubic plank stocks to average forty
rect length none TO be less than thirty five and
n twelve inches square the end clear The stocks
10 De lined straight the siding and be straight have
Tong othcr both
conformity with the The wanc must moi exceed
fourth OF the width of the stocks s squarcdper
cubic - = :
1000 cubic feet white oak butt pieces lengths from % to 40 feet,
long, and from IA TO "a inches the differ
ent lengths and cubic foot.
40 white knees checks, 100 siding inches per inch
the bodies from
from twelve nches and form angle from no
The bodies be sided the diameter
cung the bark The moulding Of the bodies in the
their lengths be from fifteen inche siding
inch
300 white oak boat knees 800 siding nches,)
than Diameter clear Of the bark and and bodies
10 be less than titwo inches long One third of the whole
number TO he kne.s-pcr inch, siding.
All the mbe the bes
quality The be sawed
TO sound and perfect wood by the contractor
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LignumuitG (per tony

quality Domingo lgnumvitG, to be sragh,
sound and free from checks and not less than three feet long
Class No TO-
Hickory Bars 10y the bar)
rough hickory 10 feet long, square inches, feet above
butt.
rough hickory feet long, square inches foot above
rough hickory bars long, inches, foot above
butt.
hickory bars, feet long, ~ inches.
All split front the best quality ofwite heart hick
ory flee knots n
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Yello1r Pine Timber.

Aoo cubic fine southern yellow pine plank stocks
70 and than thirty five feet
long Two sides be lined straight but retain the hau
mi taper The sides be lined parallel
ssd with the natural and must be lined straight
with hr The small end mot he less than four hhhs OF
The hun be le than Twelve inches
SQUARE clear Of No wood than eighth OF the
breadth o the from will he allowed the stocks
The wood be excluded cubic foot
Sp cubic feet grained yellow promcuous tim
rirom & 70 feet long and from IL inches cubic
All the above yellow quality and
e fom all defects The ends be on sound and
perfect wood by the contractor
rlos~
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Class No. 3.
Southern Yelioo Pine, by the cubic foot.
s.rE AnEQS

OIaB3 mo. >.
Southern Yeliop Pine, by the cubic foot.
STEAMERS.
length side l3 inches and mould IL inches,
2,915 cubic feet
40 beams eg - inches, and mould II inches,
2,l00 cubic feet
FRIGATES.
46 length side Is inches, and mould Ia inches,
cubic feet
side Is inches, and mould IL nchcs
$50 cubic feet
beaus length Is inches, and mould IA inches,
245 cubic feet
beams, length side II incics and mould ID Inches,
cubic feet
46 length side IL inches, aid mould IL inches,
Sl5 cubic feet
~ length side IL inches, and mould ID inches,
81 cubic feet
LENGTH Is inches, and mould ii inches,
cubic feet
beams length side inches, and mould IL inches,
cubic feet
side Is ces and mould III nchcs
500 cubic feet
grain yellow pine, spring inches
Is feet.
10000 yellow pine plank stock, to be fine grain.
Class No. 4
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200 Me dak barrel .a usual Sizes by the thousand
Class No. 2.
White Pine, board neasure,) by the thousand feet.
plank stocks be from IS to 60 feet in LENGTH
As feet length not 10 be less than IA inches
small end.
1000 feet plank, inches thick
5000 plank inches thick Suquehanna pinc plank to be
under IL inches wide
30 900 feet plank inches thick.
10000 do IL do
boards inch thick c u the usual BREADTH Suque
hanna pine No. l, or first quality
boards thick be Of the usual BREADTH Sus
quehanna pine No. |, or first quality
plank inches thick.
Thick usual breadth, 5usquelanna No.
=, second quality.
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Police Intelligence.

Charge Of .frson 10 the first Degree Officer Prince
John Davis arrested, last evening. by the name
Of George Wilson. a warrant issued BY Justice
kccrah wherein he stands charged With arson in the
re, o'siee We nave not as yet, seen tbs stidavits
ia tne complaint bot tsnd that the evidence
In the case produced present Ia of the srosgsat
shsracter tosards showing tn. guilt cf the accused
VIII this morning be brought before the sgssrate for
itga young man. 1srwan by birth, called upon the
thitf fpfee and requested rself 70 ths
psoi,o Iulhoies rs he was a'igued aud unable to OBJ
iain living The chief asked him hat reason he
t.'er.d hn'slf into tn. hands of JUSTICE and what
eilse ne sss guilty 81 porpeiraiing The then
tao Jssrs In tbif coubry for thu v. he had
been tetldng ct och-ster working as ca6instuaser
Ter Nj Frederick stall aud that three weeks ago
ne tet IRE TO the csfpentcrs chop belonging TO sr
stsl stoaiod In Main street rhs shop. he sa,d vas
burned down. Aft,r thas he crrd n stanle .h,nt 80
miles from Rochssi.r and likeviss b.ro' 81 s.h''
queLty lumber yard. corner of arth ard FRANKLIN
,r.t After CON hitting these deprodations ne states
ne ttse tsir az boots aud then BY the aathor-
ties Ct Roc best poo hou which pse
he ,sys they d-ectsd him in setting ire 70 one 81 the
ouhons.s. tie ~at thau taken, put in cions confn.-
M Mt, and haDdcued but TO ma kr hi ssesue
and Win the ass of man his iruns uere knocked ef
sna maas ms ssy tothis city by railroad ssi seamb at
sna arrived yest-rdss for the purpose o going
beck TO his native Land hut nnaug tiaissf without
norey fricnds, or wurS be became disiearteued ana
mhae UP DIS mind 10 surrender n,mself up TO justice
az" IN 20 dong he related the above story TO tia
chief bis singular story appeared to b. - uncom-
non Tor crimipal 10 confess his d.prsdatio that
the chief concluded he must certainty be insane: he
wa, Therefore, taken into custody and con vcyei 10
We iomor aud committed " this should be
I'M ane be undoubtedly dangerous person 20 DO st
large Possessing hs dues fros n sta eme pts
the mania for hiring tudrgs and II may he oossihls
tbst ne has escaped already ntic aeylu
stHirg Otsssns hoSss-Oflssr wood OF tn. 81 ward
arTotted yett.rdsy. by the OF Alh.rs Seen,
Ger, whom, the officer found in Low siuv's UreI
:, dding obscene books Justice McGrs,n con uittci
the accussd for trial
Roti.d on -, re, Poir'.-onnccrs Bas.r and Dow.
lirg ~ the oh ward, arrested yesterday t~o man
called Charles Wade aud Thomas Williams, on a
'haee 81 res'lng $50 from Andrew NcCenlry. while
10 porter heuse on the Five Points Justice Netratb
oektd them p for afortker hearing.
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shipping Intellssencs.

tuApfr9r0r. sent ".
ArrivtdYe'tctdav steamship Ospacy, PhadeIph,as ship
Sullivan, New lcrhg trg Geogans do; schrs Louisa, do;
u hahteuey, Philadelphia.
BosroS, sept H.
Arvtd-slrs srrsik, Liverpool Avg n, Moro, Gard Il.
July ~ via livupcoi 3, Sept i0 Hannibal, Foo.e, New
Oflesnt, arri0
Bmk Psulnc Glasgow. Aug iissw 9th Lot 20 Is Ion - g.
tarl ~ psron Glasgow for re~ York; let inst lat ~ & Ion
q 81 Icke iak Spnrtacus 81 81 John NIB bound " 3D. lat
81 ~ lon " 80, tfg James tlaseov for Boston.
Ilssscw, "a uit Girsrd and Adcs Rogers
Ptllsttiuhis
Brig lc,niine csraenss ga ul,of, brig Haidee for Ma
tar1ss neyt cay, tie only American.
Briggs tatmus North Atsntic via Provncctovn: James
Gog, Charles henry sa,srIs Loan Rornsr i,eola AZ,
Strsogsr. albany; Ana A fark,r, Norfolk.
sclisk Madonna, Sally Ann. kerduskesr Sarah Ann
I'D csre.ias, ihs, Friend, wilmirgton, De october,
rsavae city, Mariner. Brave and e2nter Albaby Drama
t.rtcut ,eoley Go snd Hiehn end, york.
tlssredshirs snty Glover Turk. fslsrdi Bay state
Oitaus ssrss ldcr Psft srsini ZenobiA, usvats
Fei ssetla. FkiladJphia.
80 PoRrLsS NJ, sept n
trtiv,s-stip ssrah New York. brig Calcutta Cssienas
self Excei, Nv Nots.
suived-s. Ars hii.shsny, sos wn Penn, rLiisisrhs;
knr, CLARK, New \ cik. m -
tItsreg-Sehr crsc, Darling. =
trtived-e,,rs xstscr. snd Peterson ihiis ielphia
teted-fhip Cctrn, indian Ocean.
WARrnAn, sept 10. p
Auives--sloer Sarah. New rors. ~ - -
sasot-bsik WI Jan, Hsv forhi schr Hsrr. Bsismorcs
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Marine Affairs.

The magnificent steamship Ohio, under the command
Of Lieutenant Schenek makes trial trip to-day pre-
para,ory to her departure for Chsgres on Thursday
next, goth inst.
The steamship Empire City, Capt Wilson, sails this
afternoon for Cbsgres, though she has only been two
days in port The defpatch with which she has been
prepared for again is evidence that her propretors
deserve and entitled to the success with which they
meet
On Monday next at 10 o'clock A. NJ win be launch
cd from the yard Of Cornelius Jerolaman at Belle
vile. j. the Passaic beautiful bark Of $50 tons
burthep, to be named the Oliver j. Hayes. She was
built under the superintendencs Of Capt Francis
Scott, Qate Of the Mason Barney, who Is to command
horD and In such will rank Mr.. Jerolsman
among the FIRST ship builders Ia the country. She is
intended for the Buesos Ayres trads, in which Capt
seoit has been so long and favoraby known for his
short and fort innate voyages She has been built OF the
choicest materials and fastened in q most superior
through out and has Accommodations for pas
ssnesrs which cannot ai Of attracting the attention
Ct ell Who have the pleasure Of seerg them Her
dmepsors are follows Length, leo feet; breadth
of beam 2s feet; depth OF hold IL feet inches She
lie owned by Oliver J. Hayes and others
Ats meeting Of the passengers Of the steamship En-
rfc city held OF Chegre' August az 1912 the follow
ne gentlemen were appointed oincors--E ) Town.
teno 81 P.nnsylysra. President, James Gu hing of
pns ., opr mspg"es % pIu c' % e. csRn
tsruufJ. NJ Gilfes q. N Simon De Graz OF Ns~
YoIk Vice fre'iten,s; and Thonas J. L. Smiley Of
Per rfyivspia Secretary. -
On motion Messrs }. Brown OF Pennsylvania w
X. Lownds q South Carolina. 2. " sllicock, g. II.
biady w. Wilson Of New York and + Johnson of
fsnrsylvania appointed n committee 20 draft
IefolOt'ns Who reported the following, which were
approved and ordered 10 be publihei properly attest
90. snd y copy pressnt" TO Captain ~. WILSON,
Resolved. That the unremitting attention gentle
ntn'y d'portmcrt aud nautical skill Of captain d.
Mison merit, they receive highest praise; and
III with t.lirgs Of ordinary pleasure that We
tender TO him sincere thanka
Ees,lved That the surgeon. steward and stew,rdess
and tcsrs generally entitled TO oil praise for the
skil ard attention With which they discharged their
rcfpsciive duties.
Received. That passage from New York to Cha
ges las been TO us a. egrreabe plea excursion
for which indebted 90 the perfect arrangements
and the ready eour,esy with which all attended to the
Q, mfort Of the passengers
3. TOWNSEND, President
THonssJ ]. l.. SntLry, Secretary.
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Our venerueia Correspondence.

.ffssvs N pens-peis.
Az the state of the country may be interesting TO
some OF readers avail myself OF the sailing Of
the American sehooner Miranda 20 give you what in
formation We have respecting the movements to Wind
ward.
The emily news We have from the wiud~a-d Is that
General Csrrsrs, commanding the government troops
at Porto Csbcllo, some 400 strong had marched out
fv days ago. 20 m ct General arnopa of the other
party Who was at The head of 700 men, aud that on
TIE 'setnd day the former returned having lost some
OF bis men ny assertion and with scne wounded--
among the rect. hts second In command
ttrors Hntrilla wsrfsre 10 being carried By the
people IN that usigbborhood. against the govern
u"psi and ~ sFl'ss they hsd grown bold az to
cone within gun thot 81 the castle
The revolution has stepped the receipts OF produce
hcn the ipteiieri sDi cs'ffee, cocoa aud hides are
Tor dry fsltt 4 ems dry.
flour but little .sle. at SIG sIsI. Stock for this
Place large, gay $50 Lbls
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Tnr BATTERY ENHANCEMENT 1Iuxpus This
humbug has not made much progress of late.
Originating in and supported by the broken down
clique Of Plainield Bank financers--one of whom
esceped just punishment in the New Jersey State
Prison, by the weak and mistaken refusal Of ex-
Governor Young TO give him up--these fellows arc
now playing the last card upon the creduliy Of an
enlightened snS awakened public. The vast ex-
renditures authorized by the present tbouehilcss
corporation, quite sufficient 10 awaken pubhc
Indignation omong tax payers, without the addi-
ton OF that mpudent and atrocious project OF
Plainheld Bank financiets, to enlarge the Battery
"a PROJECT the only purpose of which IL TO ia
crease private speculation NJ Greenwood Cemete-
~, at an expense TO the public of nearly am lion
81 dollsrs. During the last ten years. The puilic
crtduliry has been successfully outraged by these
hnanciers palmipr, bank after bsnk, TO the ssgre-
gate amount Of 100000, from tie original lack.
sonville, down TO the latest plainfeld lynooation
rem New Jersey. These fnanciers and their
hopeful progeny, having abandoned banking i'm.
posture have now undertaken private iobbng an.
OR The hue and cry Of PATRIOTISM mixed with rqnal
slices Of peiy. The Pub'ic understand such iin-
posters, and viii check them
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supposed Kidn.pplng OF a Woman.

ST Louis, September H. 1919.
Considerable excitement has been created here by
the sudden disappearance on Wednesday last, Of Mrs.
Nation who supposed to have been kidnapped or In
way foully dealt WITH Articles of her clothing
found yesterday, near the Medical College; in
consequence Of which, mob collected around the
place and continued there nearly all night The Col
lege building carefully searched by the authorities
but there nothing found to strengthen the suspi
cions that had been excited against the establishment
The mob restrained from doing any mischief by
the authorities
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ffsrrflng lnfsIlix.nocx

C'ior CorrsN l. I-TsoTTIso. The match Between
Canada squirr,l and Lady Emma advertised 70 come
onJesteidsy afternoon. did not take place the owner
Of tie latter paying forfeit A tro,ung contest f,r
pure. however came OF between canada Squirrel Ken
.tct sra t,iId'tr nile beats bet tire. In Eve in
hsbss, which wcn by Reindeer In three stre,sht
h'sts The following Is summary Of the affair."
n'nu',r' , haune ...s.' ........ I
canada squii ~ Isaac woodruff. .......
Time. 2is-2.fe-2.
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Pornoloxical Convention.

SYRACUSE, September 14-P. M.
The Pathological fruit growers) Convention, has
been in session to- day at Market Hall Mr. Kennicutt
of Illinois, dictates Chairman About seventy dele
gates present. Lieut.. Col J. W. Brown, of Gin
cinna and policeman Charles Cook Of your city, were
in the Convention. Floral Hall was numerously at
tended last night.
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Death of Captain Howard.

Sr Louis, September IL, l84o.
Captain John Howard died last evening" In conse-
quence Of the wounds be received from Georges Lans
down a short time ago. (Lansdown, 1t win be
bered shot Howard while the latter convsrsing
with the wife Of the former, in store pos,
examination made and ball found TO have lodged
IA the spine. Coroners Jury have returned ver-
diet Of wilful murder" against Lansdown, who Is in
prison. Howard was buried at Florisant cemetery.
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Common Pleas.

FtItft dhdsf IfhoFHfr.
IsBoy n Hikv 80 ih- CoisaaJns Tasyr.ae, Cos,
rehv Tits was action % 81 the am ornt
~ policy 81 in uftnce Effected Jy the psintid At the
def,rdsrt's NEE On fte tarque aurora I'm NAV Isls
On the vo,sRa from Nilmipgton, " T. 10 tn. port "A
tttto che bad from stress ~ Weather and -ant ~
lau0 10 this port; aSd w coningin the plata
~ ,Itt-- me vas wrecked and became total loss.
Adicmp.d
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AMUsEMLNTs THIS EVENING.
NorlcK TO CORRESPONDENTS,

BowERY THEATRE. Bowery--rHE BRIpAL--40 AND 80
The DkSopNcKR.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway. -GAzZA LADnA-
LA CoIAsA.
NIBLOs GARDEN Broadway.-GRANp OVERTURE
SPHED THE PLoUeH.
BuRToNs THEATRE, Chambers stress-TEnrrATioN
PAUL PRY.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham Square. -SE7 ARATE
HAINTfsANcF-BoITL TIE IMP-OMEInUs.
oLfMPlCT HEATRE, Broadway -Ba IrAsrvA AND lRE-
LAND - TRvnPETEnG WEDDIso - WATERMAN COUSIN
CHERRY ",--
MECHANICS aALL. CHRIsrY's NiysrnxLs--voyAen
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15
Arrcst for Poisoning.

Sr LOUIS, September H. 1910.
man named Bernard Seller arrested In this
city, yesterday the charge Of poisoning his wife and
child (who not expected to recovery with arsenic