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CAUTION ExTRA.

II
MAN BY the name q sUs Clap "a. engaged with young
name Of B. p Townsend and uses put
up sasapala which they call Dr. Townsends sarsapaa, Dc
n no genuine original ETC. This Townsend L no doctor
=: q;
week VIII give y = Townsend $500 he viii produce one am
eCsa ana purchase none ea s DRILL AZ op D pa
likeness his family coat Of arms and his signature seross
WY 'oa' - a'ni'' JACOB TOWNSEND.
Principal Office 'oa sa''a4 street, SsS S'ra city
ca 49,. 4. no. ,.a,, vs,,v v.., ~ 80. .,s h..
long been known as ie author and di.oyere OF the NIINE
ORIGINAL {" TOWNSEND sARsAPARILLA.n Being poor, he
I'm nun. BY which esn s aa has $
had
deriui healing power This
largest scale, called for throughout the
Unlike young F. Townsend's improves age,
changes scientific principles
discoveries q The M have al boSsss into Issaso il The
sapas root, Is well known medical men, contains medieip
and some properties which are ne useless and Others
which injurious system. Some Of properties Of
a are SO yo, s a ey entirely and are lost n ID e
s p. I'D IN tn u SS
heat are The very essential medical of the root which
~ s olS Doctor ns s.r..p.rna
prepared ina, A. The ins q q root are
ad
o onS any ~ IL ynaSe ma bsspv us onees Pre-
pared in this way Z made he most powerful .ssa, in the
Suro ~ innu"orADAe aisc@ses'
svOr y children and doing wonder,
the cure of CONSUMPTION, DYspEpsIA, and LIVER COM
TIvENE5S, all CUTANEoUs ERUPTI0NS, PIMPLES BL0TCH
Es and all affections arising from
Impurity OF the blood.
from acdv Of he n from upenaI crcuIston de-
q blood g the head p.aon Of the heart cold ee
haa ls egu III Coughs unu cous anu pomo,e Easy
sSa yenh h @ R, r. s s H. u e s y
seen and acknowledged than N kinds stages
Female sompi"int.. .,, -.
Womb obs~e.ed sappessS Or painful menes esuans Of the
n s;asyp snoa anu ne iAe anu enec'uu' ~ curing al ~
BY removing distractions and regulating the general system
ss.N' $50 S...s..S s......S S y' .".I...,
and prevents great variety Diseases
spinal irritation neuralgia 81 Vtuss Dance swoonng epepc h
possible this medicine good nothing
in which spoil; therefore,
healthy action stomach gives good di
geson, opor constipation alays
ducng gentle equally body nsensbe
a s sS srS o al
The medicine you pre-enainently necdf
But can any Of these things BE- said Of p Townsend inferior
article! This young mans liquid Is not to be
Compared with the Old Doctors,
because Of the grand fact that incapable of deterioration
and NEVER sfoLs, while the other DOES IL femenis,
ana blows hs bottles into % n s sour
compound poisonous The system What put acid into
already diseased with acid What dyspepsia but acid
DO we not all know mat when food sours our what
chief heartburn papauon Of the heart liver
What scofula humor bodyi What produces
su% ss s%eos and ali aesrsons
ana IA s mummy m e aa o me hody
which sou asa Ss po a s no e a ~ s SGc
itself the joints and and naamns
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TO CONTRACTORS.
BLUE RIpGE RAILRoAD.

l
3 BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS will be received by undersigned,
Brooksve Abemare county Virginia. the LIST
TOR the construction OF the tunnel through The Blue Ridge
A T
The viii be 1850 long 10 wide, high
feet % The me and pass 700 feet below the TOP Of lie mountain
Proposals win be either for the whole onehaf
being distinctly stated In this whether the Eastern Western
Proposes requested the localities before bidding
and will obtain from the undersigned all necessary information
The payments will be CASH, with suitable reservation Till the
prosecution Of the work. will be expected t4t
Printed forms Of proposals will be furnished application the
BY order Of the President and Directors.
Aug u--dtOctl Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
7Proposals will also be received until the 18TH OF
October for the construction Of the railroad the
Sept i5-u5h Oct c. CRozET.
VERY handsome Furniture private sale.-The sub
scribe respectfully inform the public that they have
ceived for sale large and general assortment Of excellent n
are, , yis, .,, and .,,,0. .e,, so,..
DO marble-top and other dressing bureaus
Do rocking and parior chairs Of every description
DO marble.t0p centre, scroll pedestal card tables
Do marble TOP wash closets and stands
chamber dressing bureau
wash closet French bedsead table, and four cottage chair
Mahogany looking Of various
/ rosewood, and every other description
| Cane and wood seat chairs, rockers, sc. .- 1T
Round back, Office, and childrens chairs
Handsome painted wash closets, stands, and tables
glass pickle and preserve with
100 dozen glass timblers, Of various sizes
Ivory and buck-handle knives and forks
sets gilt and lowered waters Nv
Twist double and single barrel guns - 81.
large articles the house furnishing
line All Of which we will sell on very reasonable and acenmo
dating terms GREEN TAsTET,
Sep 23-eod2w Concert Hall.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
Tn. Dtoce..n school, near Alexandra, Rev. n. a.
Dslrympls, Rector.

DairympIs, Rector.
THE ma session win the second
"wednesday a Of September and continue ten months The
h,ec OF educate youth thoroughly Christian pn
for the Junior and senior classes Of college,
me duties Of life The extensive In depart
and pains taken
Competent every branch Terms e0O per session,
annually Parents sending
sle0 each. Bedding go per session extra.
limited who intend IN
nocc be
served for te An who entering the school most earn
themselves p~rcfuai e f day of
session Application for admission further information 20 be
county, Virginia. Aug N-aaw6w
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Lives insured ..lN
JOSEPH n. COLLINS, President.
Isaac AsnArr, Secretary
CnARLrs De srLpso No. II Todds Building, Pennyivsns
w 7. JoHs.ro-, NJ D., opposite City once, TN street.
Physician.
Phamphes explanatory Of principles and operations Of the
can be had on application a. the AGENTS once
g.
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no QUA sUBsCRIBERs.

Ths Of person win upon books 1nsss -
payment Of the subscription be naas In advance
Distant subscribers forward money BY ssr the postage
which win be paid BY and b.
sals RAM trI ais HFa
Of Congress, and semi weekly during recess
subscriptions period less than sysar rscsvsd
srms prop srtionsdt 10 the above annual rates.
~ PosTMAsTERs agents and By
ending SUBSCRIBER with 80 enclosed SEMI
WEEKLY subscriber with sas snslessd Ave WEEKLY sub
ebsrs with go enclosed viii Be entitled 70 Of the
'dihon they furnish subscribers for syssiA
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ADAMS & CO.'S CALIFORNIA ExPREss.
EW IRf1l Qsl19R dakxfk

HiE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
have extended their California and will transmit let
PARCELS packages specie, San Francisco the
hu Of Panama. by for Chages, sending special
agent through each p who will take charge Of our freight and at
lis immediate delivery Letters will also be
ceved and forwarded Valparaiso Caao Oregon and the Sand
witch islands, sailing New York for Chaes
Our first express will leave NeW York on 18Th Sep
EMPIRE CITY, under the direction of Mr..
d. H. HASKELL who favoraby known
public a Office, been admit
reside San Francisco and have entire control
Of business there
/" 80 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
" l62 Baltimore street, Baltimore
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
Sept T-codti4th
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NOTICE-The bees inform the citizens and
public generally he has Just employed wokmcn rom En
Cities Of skill and experience,
knowledge and Practice the bust
thirty years. enables him with confidence That be
manufacture jewey silver,
superior and cheaper Than other establishment known 70
him His respectfully
es'''' ROBERT KEywoRTH,
Penn. avenue, between sth and ION streets.
Aue lq-eodn
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WiIl,am a. Enssler 8 90.

r,rn A ,nsvn IN. c,,,xe,. of washington and the District
that they have established branch Of their New York house IN
city o. ih street where mey
have I'm and cpIese staple and Fancy Stationery
American English French and German They IN
MEN.'r Al. sTATIoNERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES
TFsTAMFNTs. AND PRAYER BOOKS, and beg say tina
from Inc facilities they importing their goods direct non
M abroad they enabled TO Offer inducemen
n,rchaserr not found any other in this city
Sept 1l-imh u Z. y. NJ ~ ~ NJ 40 u .La--
plaekvwcod's Edinburgh Magazine for September
ID 1870, tis day received for sale by
-Ht booksellers, near Oh street.
septN tNews.l
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General Agency Washington, ID. q.
QY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
services with Mex
revolutionary the with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip. aE>
Bounty attend the purchase and sale OF bounty
land order. |st .a,Ht
Patent O6ee-The applications patents, procuring models
drawings viii attended all their various branches.
Genrai Post 0GceA claims against the department will be
posecue settlement Of contraeors quarterly accoun pay Of
New Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile ADVERTISER Louis
Louis Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press will publish
the of S5, and send their bills to this office accompanied
with paper. June 24u
SPLENDID Carpeting, Curtain Goods, Ssc-The subscr
their stock of furnishing goods which
they feel confident be surpassed equaed by other
house in the district They name
in CARPETING,
Patent tapestry tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English Brussels
Imperial three ply, double super ingnin s.. .
Superfne ingram, extra fine and fine do
Low-priced nil wool ingram, royal twiled venetians
Heavy oleIot every width which will be a any
or hail. ...
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich laines rich figured de LANES
Rich high colored damasks, rich union damaaks
Twlled and plain cashmereu
Wonsted damasks, all coors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered musins, by the yard
Tasselloops, gnps, bordenngs, bindings
Blind linens all widths
Tasses, cords, and fixtures OF every kind, &C
complete OF tabe and piano covers
table damask linen sheengs, dama napkins and
towels Diapers Marseies quilts bedbanket
received, perfectly esi and viii be OF
Tered upon usual accommodating terms All are respectfully IN
''s Sen Il ii - N. HooE CO.
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For Baltimore.

THE steamer osCEoLA will, Sunday, the -
of week
~ above place, leaving Washington every sunday
M O'Clock M Returning Baltimore every Tuesday
O'Clock p. She will regularly, going and returning
Leonardown, Mary's Md. and Cone nve Val
and At landings Potomac signals land
FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer Oceoa will leave for every Thursday
O'Clock Returning, leave Norfolk every Friday At O'Clock
She oaehss going and at Cone ver and ut
landines JAMES MITCHELL,
Sen 10 Captain.
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NEW MUBICust received nj staoners' Hail. door east
Of 18th street. Pennsylvania avenue, the following new and popu
music will be sold reduced price, -four cents
Der page 10 every one. WIN FISCHER
NV southern Home, composed by the J. T. b. Sullivan
Good by, sally favoe Ethiopian song, composed by
Frank Howard
ON Phoebe an Ethiopian song, by Harrington -
thought he jestng Tor sure' apopuaf oaan oy W.
Cunningfon
The Sweet Robin, by stephen Glover
Sing and remember me, by w. y. Peters
Three Ave Msriss Tor soprano Alto, organ accompany
meuts. j. r. Donean, BY H. schwing
The Appomaox Waltz, by A. Picot
The Flora Waltz, by q. H. Gerkin
The Margaret Polka, by Henry schwing
In Or Distant Lands, by ID. M. May
Eisele and Beisclle Polka, by Helmemullef
The Of Alabama, by Hon. A. b. Meek
and Jeannot, complete In number by Glover
Heart Light Free adapted TO the air OF Rosa Lee
We're out upon Moonit Wave, by Hewitt
The Dying Soldier, beautiful song
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A CARD.
THE undersigned having opened OF winders
building, opposite Navy Department,
persons
the different departments government
pending before His long with
together extensive acquaintance with the members OF
possibly enable him render important service
such may entrust their business 10 his management
VIM. b. SCOTT,
f,, Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus Baltimore; Richmond Enquirer; Herald,
Pennsyivanian, Phiade
phia Of dollars and send bill 70
Sept. H-u
ID ICH satin de Chemes, Glace, and other new and
fashionable figured slksThe undersigned would very re-
supply description Of goods decidedly The cheapest and
much largest before offered They have
newly opened the variety OF every other Kind Oh aon
and rch Cashmeres, plain, satin striped
Meiino every variety shade and quality, very cheap
Aipacas and Hungarian plaids for dresses and joseys
Plain hannes blue, pink drab cherry scarlet and
other desirable colors, for ladies' sacks, &C.
Also pieces embroidered hannels, for same =
cheap rngbams, rom IN 70 70 cene
100 shawis Of new and elegant Ne ana oil '
finest fabric
Ladies, silk neck scars and crayats
handkerchief Of variety Of style and qua,
Ladies' Kid gloves, Of Bajous make
Cashmere and beaver do
| SIX, Cashmere, and cotton hosiery
Ladies' silk and Merno vests
| White and colorcd Polka muslin
1 Plain Swiss and plaid do
4 cpmbrics
/ black lace
Black silk lace, for trimmings
| DaNA ~ sN' BARNES h MITCHELL,
| Between sh and 9th streets, Penn. avenue,
L
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DHONOGRAPHY.-Prce-orB BENJAMIN p. Worcester teacher
cfPhcnogaphy during The several schools this
continues private his (Mrs. "
Fosies oh street. between and ~ reasonable terms.
Sept 2-1swn
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pHILIP BARTON KEY will attend 20 any business
he may b. inrused with before either Of the courts o. this
ct and will OF claims before Oon
Fress and the Departments. once Q street.
wasmseroS, July 10, 1875. July f--Sawn
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September Report OF the Mutual IAfe Insurance
y Company Of New York. Once No. Is Wall street
fund August 1872 exceeding $4,000
during September, issued hun
iredap tyep w. sew newpo
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UNITED STATES WHoLEsALE CLOTHING WARE


MATES WHOLESALE CIlOTffIN0 WAISEE-
HOUSE.
EVILS HANFoRD Nos. asa a54, a56 25s, street,
Ii (between Burlng sp New York, have
of CLOTHING in the United States
adapted ali markets In the article Of shirts and Drawers we
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS in the world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds.
Catalogues Of by mail Orders promptly filed
LEWIS D. HANfORD,
Nos. asa, 254, 256, and 25e Pearl St, N. Y.
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Christopher Grammor,
Attorney and ConnseHor at Law,
HAVING north side Of Pennsylvania Avenue be-
IL Az Streets he will continue practise
before Congress- the
partmen and the Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican claims
Aug l2-eod2n
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lTR. A. DE vAUDRICOURT begs leave 10 inform the
vi public and his friends that having permanently located In Wash
Italian spanish languages and also Of the piano forte and draw
responsibility
win be given applying his residence, and
D merit door bsons Academy, Davs store, and
Mrs Anderson's stationery store.
Iuly .
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il Court Of the United States. tt a.E ~ lsrf
90 Leusr may directed Jscs.on
Mississippi, OF 70 this city, July ~
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FOR NoRrOI.K.

7 RNOx WALKER viii practise law m tine Supreme
~ Of the United stes, scnd prosecution Of
claims against government Addr.ss Washington, D. O.
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Colts Improved Repeating Pistols"
INJECTING 20 Europe for months all inquire
" relation addressed 10 j. Knox Walker
washington, empowered and general agent
contract orders for the delivery OF said pistols.
May l6-d3m SAMUEL Vobi'
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" Mauryr Bookstore, on street.
States and copy books and pens very low pricess
Auslo
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Gentlemen who either had have wards
members Of the Institution.
Sep. 2-u lsg [Intell 5aae.ss sss...
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
EIGN PORTS.

e. For Havre.-The splendid fast. sailing racket
S&1G ship PESCATORE, Capt. BOurdin having SUI
perior accommodations for passengers, will have
immediate dispatch For freight or passage apply to The
captain on board. orto CHAS: KQCK, ~ Bank Alley.
Ie4 or l.. h. GALE, SO Common st.
1t For Gibraltar-The fine fast sailing brig CON =
NH4E SORT, Capt. Lowry, having all her cargo en- :
gagged will have dispatch. F0. passage only apply
myaS J. w. ANDREWS CO.. 81 Common st.
IL For Marseilles Passage Only-The fine. fast
SA4S sailing ship LYONS Capt CaTnes, will have i'm
mediate dispatch. For passage. having handsome
accommodations, apply on board or to
my22 LEVI H. GALE 90 Common st.
For Vera Cruz.-The fine, fast sailing. A q cop
1891 gered and copper fastened brig ANN & JULIA
L. W. Iinds'rop, MASTER having portion of he
engaged, will have dispatch. For balance of feigh
passage, having state accommodate 1ns apply
my3 A. WETHERBY. II Poydras ST.
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A CURIOUS CAsE.-George Trumbo, drayman, was
arrested by tie Inspector of the Levee for caItng off with
leave license ballast bsonging to the Second Mimi
cipality and lying on the Levee In examnaon OF ms
standing Of highly respectable commercia house As the
PLANTATION be given by the parties IMPLICATED. who were
Should they not be enabled to do so we Will
report the full.
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"WurN LOVELY WOMAN STooPs TO FOLLY Emily
Naved whose negs when she appeared before Recorder
BALDWIN Yesterday showed that she yonng lady Of
free and habits hsying made herse familiar with ne
John Williams brought before the Recorder to answer
~ The cbaae But John meeting the fair deceiver
in led captive her train and fastened withdraw the
Prosecution Emilys eyes; though red with weeping, still
.d that indefinite charm about the that proved irresistible
10 The rural swain and when Emys pink blouse uttered
past the door of the Court, Mr. Williams tails
.. Streakiug il ~ after her
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MYsTERioUs-Mr High. of the Getna ferry boat picked
up on Sunday last in the Mississippi box nainng the
pody oil well dressed and apparently As Of age
discovered - - " ~ - 49,
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AMUSEME NTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Corner Of Baronne and Poydras streets :.
sole Lessee mana
u oticeA Car H Leare Theatre for Lafayette every
night after the performance.
= "a Second night of the agemenI Mr. VIM H. HART.
huRSDAY June Wif be acted. The interesting Drama of
Mrors MAID OF Or Heoa5 r fsz, NJ Gharss
torin Miss Miss vers Pas Dsnubs Petite
Christopher Strap Mr. Hart; Nancy Strap; Ma, Pst.ie
1Y- a burlesque called OLYMPUS IN NEW
ORLEANS; and DON CESAR DE BAZAN.
II The Police Department under the direction
open O'Clock. Curtain rise at precisely
quarter before .It8 Prices of Admission Dress
Second Tier Boxes
SO Coored Gallery, Is cents Boz Office
where be secured application
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LANDING GooDs WITHOUT PERM1TTrAuspsfe Bnton
and Joseph Charles looking Frenchmeu were
examined before Recorder Baldwin yesterday on the charge
of landing box containing thirteen panots from vessel
in the nighttime without having permit to do 30
quired by aw-ahoug the parrots did not pay duty also
70, violently assaung Mr. Marde night inspector who
attempted 10 them. They were sent before the U. 8,
pi5tIlai Copu f2f trsl.
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SAD Accommodating. slave of N N. Wilkinson. was
yesterday sent by Recorder Genos before Justice Derbes,
charged with running his carriage over the of Charles
LeB aged about nine years he wheel passed
the boys head and shoulder seriously though not danger
ousy niurng him. This is the second aar of this nature
that have been called record in the past three
days We glad to find that the police prompt in
resting the drivers and investigating the that lead to
NAH
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btRsLARY At BoUIIGNy--Jack Roberts and John Cad
~ Dotn well known TO police, committed to the
LaIayeue PRISON last Tuesday Tor burglary BOugnY.
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uIHEFTcM N; ClewIy was arrested yesterday by officer
% q, Inc Third Mpnicpaiay Police at the request of
.pIt sasaofy who charged him with stealing decanter
o. spls Gewiy h'd in his possession $3.50 in unsigned
DIS oil the Vicksburg Exchange and Banking Company
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List Of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.
Corrected epery morning especially for The Crescent

[Ncts-in the First municipality esignssd the following
table BY "ml the Nos commence at the Railroad and
the Second the Nos above the Steamboat Land
No. being Flathoat Landing lin the Third 3L the Nos.
at the Railroad and down. No. being Ferry wharf,
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FAMILY JARs-Apnette Strale struck beat abused in
suited and scratched the face of her ege lord Jacob St,s
who had to fly the Third Municipality police ioT proec
ton, and pray for for the the vixen
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THE ErrKcrs OF rHE ARDENT Robert Hunter, .

THE EFFECTS THE ARDENT.-RObert Hunter, n
sailor found lying the banquette exhausted
cont ION. at The of Ferdinand and Levee streets He
conveyed to The yo office of the Third Municipality
by Sanders and Healey. Hunter deposed that John
Cook keeper of coffee house at the place where he
found had assaulted and beaten him The OF
Hunters are and head sufficient evidence of the nis
treatment thai he had received. He shocsingy
and bruised The Recorder issued a warrant for the
arrest of Cook who brought before him. and after
examination prison await his trial before me
First District Court. Cook then made athdavIt against
Hunter charging him with stenng nmhler from bls par
and striking him with in tie face Both paes' we ex-
pect, will find themselves Ia the Parish Pnson
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AssAuLT.-James F. Kelly applied to Recorder Baldwin
Yesterday for against Ellis Hamsnk and William
amsink, charging them with assaung and beating him
Warrant issued.
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The CREvAssE.-The work of closing it is drawing 10
an end and Messrs Dunbar and Surg can from
their labors,
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INQUEST ON THE BODY OF ADAM RHENT The Coroner
hea an inquest Yesterday the body of Adam Rhent the
ie boy ran by of Massey beer CARTS and the fol-
lowing verdict was rendered Died from rapture of the
& ana internal hemohage. occasoned by extreme vo
No witnesses were present. The investigation of
tne circumstances attending the chd's death will be held
peioie recorder Gen0is The slave Jerry still in prison.