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Extension or the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road West.

Extension OF the baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road West.
We publish to-day IN important official notice
from the President OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road, relative TO the extension west for al least one
hundred miles of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Rond.
We learn, thar at Il meeting OF the Board this
morning, the President stated that al last every i'm
pediment TO the advancement of the Road from
Cumberland west had been removed; and that moth
possible speed. With this view he had proposed 10
give the notice to contractors which we publish in
another column.
The President also in his remarks to the Board
terrrd 10 the financial condition Of the Company and
stated that the floating debt Of 100000 which he
found ON the books when he entered upon the dulles
Of his office, few months since, had been reduced
to Ss5 900; and he further added that this would be
paid before the first Of April thus leaving the net
revenue Of the Company Of about 100000 per year,
entirely free from all charges and allowing it to bc
that he had entire confidence that he should be
bled TO realize from time to time on the bonds of the
State, held by the Company all that might be want
ing 10 meet any contingency---that he had indeed
proposals this effect already before him from Cap
ialiss at home and from abroad for the purchase Of
the bonds.
In conclusion, he said that he had no fears of not
being able to obtain from this day forward, all the
means required for the successful prosecution Of the
great work of extending the road west from Cum
berland, and that II his determination 10 push
1t forward with all the energy that he could com
miand.
We merely state briefly the points Of the remarks
Of the President, and do not pretend to give his
words. i+&
We are confident that all that is promised and
more too, will be fully realised Bat Pat
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Trade ON the Rail Road.

|
The following is memoranda Of the trnde upon
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, during the month
of January, 1919.
The transportation eastwardly into the city Of Bal
tlmore, during the month"; In some of the principal
Flour 4O,63s bb!s
Coal 2,3G0 tons
Tobacco So hhds.
Grain Meal, &c 1902 tons
Pork and Bacon 1850 "
Iron : 45I
Lard and Butter 267
Hogs lin number) 25965
The number of hogs was 1898, or 81 per cent
more than IN January, lS46 Notwithstanding the in
corruption OF 10 days by the land slide at the Doe
Gulley Tunnel. The whole number was conse.
,i43 per day.
The tonnage westward from Baltimore to all points
Of the road has been 1882 Tons, and The revenue
therelrom SIG, 2al, 40
The revenue of The month from passensera I'm =
been SlI, 80 on the Main Stem and Sl50IT 10
on the Washington Branch-t 1872 e2a. 35 and
from Freight 500 55l 30 upon the Main Stem, and
81 l63. 09 on the Washington Branch total S6g 137
AZ, Whole revenue from Passengersanl Freight on
both roads Sl0a 665,92
The increase of revenue the present year from
October ls4s is thus far 80 1874 50 upon The Main
Siem and Sc ia Sb on the Washington Branch; the
total increase being 1903 81 --Ball. Par.
SUPREME COTK:f' UNITED STATES.
THURSDAY, Feb. Is, ls49
rAh'h'W -. 'aiui AsSii VI
Gou Esq. of New York, were admitted altornies and
| counsellers of this courr.
Mol. The State of Missouri, complainant 70.
the State of Iowa. This Argument of this cause
was continued by Messrs. Mason and Ewing for the
defendant
Adjourned until 10 morrow II O'Clock, A. NJ
The news from Canton is, that the Chinese intend
refusing to open the gates of Canton to foreigners
tho LIST Of April next.
The annual salary Of the President Of France ls
sl33,333
camphIne ID the best pollsher of metals or plate
known
Light cream colored marble has been discovered
in Fulton county, Mo.
I The wires have been extended TO ST. Johns, New
| Brunswick
| Thetc are BOO white children sent to Sunday
schools In Washington.
Ohio has paid off half million Of her public debt.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT regret to learn that a
young man by the name of Adolphus Young had his
arm broken at the fire Seventh street. by an acct.
dental blow from an axe in the hands of a fireman
while engaged in nrresng the progress Of the fire.
We learn he Is doing WELL
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. AT a late hour on Wednes
day night, as young man residing near the steam
boat wharf, was returning homo, he was followed
some distance by two suspicious looking persons,
having revolver in his pocket he drew 1t and await
ed their approach, and when near enough he deman.
ded their business. They finding that they had mis-
taken their man, sloped in double quick time.
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VALESrrNEs.-We learn from one OF the Clerks
employed in the post Office, that upwards of sirtset
hundred valentines passed through the Office on
Wednesday This will do for Washington
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In an old Undertook Almanac, of 1877, l. III
following prediction about the United States
"When the country is ruled by Tailor bold
A beggar shall stitch with himbe Of gold;
And the waters shall furnish instead Of the land,
Three millions Of men with their first In command
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Judge Parsons has just decided that Thomas liver
be delivered up TO the authorities Of Maryland.
He will probably leave this afternoon in charge of an
officer, for Baltimore. -Bdk. Pat. FEB. II.
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The LATE FIRE.--The fire on Seventh street we
learn is supposed to be the work of an ncendiary.-
II first caught in the lower story of the brick store
owned by Mr.. Lowry of Georgetown, md occupied
by Messrs Seybolt & Co., as grocery store. w.
are glad to learn that they insured to the amonn
of $4,000 which will nearly cover their loss The
fire also reached the brick store adjoining on the
north owned by Mrs. Benning, and occupied by
Mr.. Narrower Us tin and stove mandatory The
building was insured in the Franklin Insurance office
to the amount of $1,000, which will, we think, cover
all the loss. Mr.. Narrower was insured for So 500
which will cover his loss
The building adjoining on the south, occupied by
Mr.. james Mcclure, as hat factory was consider
ably injured. Much Of his stock was damaged and
his furniture broken in moving He is, we are in
formed fully insured.
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Tssolred, by the House Of Representatives of Ken
tutky That in the opinion Of Representatives OF tn,
people OF Kentucky, all schemes or plans for the gen
eral emancipation Of the slaves Of Kentucky, whether
immediate or gradual, are unwise and impractcabe
and that II is polite and prudent to avoid all aeita
ton Of this subject.
Passed unanimously
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| AT the moment Of locking up oar foraa, we are
startled with the news that the ocean steamer Ma
ria Burt is actually at our landing ready TO take
her departure from ST. Louis direct to Chneres as
per card published The " Maria Burt is hand
some-sized steamer, Of ocean draught, and for the
first time, ridiculous as it was deemed, salt water
keel has ploughed the shadows Of the Upper Missis-
sippi, by means Of the much talked-of MARINE
CAMELs
Our old friend, the well known Captain Ben Pen
meyer, is In command OF the MARIA" and he has
achieved the further triumph Of having beaten the
great time Of the J. M. White he left New Orleans
having been but twenty -four hours in that port last
Wednesday, at noon, and arrived here this morning
at one o'clock,-a trip Of THREE DAVE AND Tina
TEEN HouRs
He made extraordinary time to, ycksbnrg and
from that point the "Mnria +" has come, borne on
the camels drawing less than folr feet, and in fnct
scarcely pauslng to heave lead.-St. Louis Rerete
January %
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Mr.. Burke Of the Patent Office, estimates The an
nnal value OF the Indian fodder of the United
States TO be one hundred millions Of doais
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The river Chagres has been cleared of snags and
oyerhanging bushes.
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Gitp 1ntelligcncc.

WATCH RETunSs-- Thursday, February l5.-Hi-
ram Steuar (white) in for lodging The poor old
man, whose locks had been whitened by the frosts
Of fifty winters, had no where lay his aged head
instead OF warm soft bed wherein rest his weary
limbs, he had to put up with the cold hard plank
Alas' cruel world, thy tender mercics nj best are
hard
Pity tie sorrows OF poor old man.
Whose trembling limbs have borne him to Your door !,
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~ We are indebted to Adams & Co.'S
Express for late northern papers in advance
of the mail
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6veS To the Crew OF the Frigate Com
wGS gress.--lf any Of the crew Of the Frlgste Con-
In the city Of Washington they win please call at
the National Wing Office at O'Clock, THIS MORNING.
or any day during this month that hour where they
wllsee HAYNES,
TIE Ahti.rnm and AHfi. foggins man
Or II they should have any communication to make to
him, they will please leave them al this office feb 10
Nat. Int, Union, and Gohe, viii please copy.]
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The steam ship California reached Panama with
IL cabin passengers on board and Sl0s00O in coin
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Major Van Ness died at Portland Me, yesterday
Of apopexy.
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. Mr.. Aiherton the new. conner from California, has
been Obliged 10 give free lecture in New York, 10
satisfy the public desire for knowledge Of the gold e
gton.
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Had consulted my own wishes, should have much
preferred retain The Office am about to vacate ana
have remained among but the people have, without
solicitation III 10 elevate me TO another and al
though fear am not qualified 10 discharge the great and
important duties imposed upon yet be assured fellow
citizens shall endeavor fulfil them toito regard 10
fdr, fdrOr affection for any President Idyo's
Feire fOthe People Of Baton Rouge, January %, 1919
General Tayl into his high Office, with the
e purpose of ehdeayorng To carry out the principles and
policy Of Washington and this should commend him 10 the
affections Of The American people irH De his am 70
seH he cannot erfingash The asIeriiies Of party STRIFE
10 gre 10 hs GorsrHenf its constitutional diptsions "
pnaIs they designed 10 be exercised by its Trainers,
and make TIE Congress Of NE United Sfafes ne hue
pOHeHt0fMe ieH Of heir constituents .,
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James d. johnson II In Washington on an GRAND
Of mercy-collectng subscriptions for the establish
ment Of sailors home Ia Norfalk, Va
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There are eight Sundsy-schools in Washington
teaching 800 colored children, with ~ coored teach
ers
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Col. Burnett Is the new superintendent of the DRY
Dock In BROOKLYN, N. Y,
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HEsRY, slave, was arrested Wednesday morning
by officer Handy, being charged under OATH by E.
D. Everhart, with stealing pistol from him. Henry
stoully denied knowing any thing about the matter,
until Mr.. Everhart gave in his testimony, which ap.
peared to refresh his memory somewhat; he had, he
said, an indstinct recollection Of having pistol bu,
some person had got 1t away from him-what name
he did not rccollect. The evidence, however, being
pretty conclusive, Henry was sentenced by the Cap
tain to receive fifteen lashes, Ia model artste A,
the sight Of the green hide, doubt old friend Of
Henry's, he was much affected, his heart was fun
but when striking demonstration was made in re-
gard to the affinity between the c-sin and the skin
Of his back he was completely overcome, and gave
vent to his feelings in food of tears After which
the Captain reminded him that If the pistol was mol
forthcoming, his acquaintance with the coic-ski1
should be renewed.
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aeS9 Lectures for the Benc Mt or the Poor.
EESs4 The Ladies' Union Benevolent Society, having
secured the services Of several distinguished gentlemen
ceeds Of which are to aid he nds approa,ed f6r ,he re
lief and Of The female poor Of our the pub
lie respectfully informed thai the first lecture viii be
delivered Tuesday evening 10Th instant half
past O'Clock At the Unitarian Church, by the Hon w
THOMPSON, OF Indiana Subject 6 The Iaboring Caases
what they are, and what they ought 10 ben
Tcketa for the whole course Of four Lecturer one dollar
be had all the Bookstores Hotels and OF each Of the
Managers Of the Ladies' Society also the door on TN
eve ling Of the lecture Single tickets 90 cents.
The privilege Of the Organ Of the Church being kindly
granted will enable the Society secure musical tai
ents Of one more OF our distinguished musicians.
Ii
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regular stage line IL TO be established from Vera
xruz TO Nazatlan 10 accommodate the travel 10 Cal
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California.

And having on hand large Daguerret ,pe stock, which
they DESTROYS 10 close up before leaving would give
notice to those who may give them early call that they
have one very neat style which they will put up for
One Dollar. sG
Customers may he of finding at this establishment,
every desirable style Of The latest patterns Of Coin
ocKgTs furnished and Miniatures neatly set at reasonable
prices feb Stab
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arripals at tile principal Gotels.
Coleman's Hotel.


Coleman's Hotel.
(sy c, W. BLAcKwELL)
J D Boor, La West, NY
l. G. Anderson, Pa Overacker, do
Mr. Baker, Md u S Boyden Mass
w S Peterson, Va A j Smith, Texas
J Graham, Ohio Miss Lane N Y
G p Gowles, VI Mrs White Il Nurse do
4 Heron j., Pa IN Steele, ND
&C e ailT'' do p'' br sefRps , a1n '.
ID Californian, Del T. Julian, Pa
Schorter Pa $ D Fernandez, Fla
United States Hotel.
II Adams, Va w b Scribner Md
MIR & Mrs Max, NY I Richards. VI
g Savarts, Pa Mrs Slaughter two
w WATERS, Nd children & aefvt, do
J G Rogers, do T Green, do
w Blair, N G Westbrook Me
J. Caulk, Dell X g bucket, Md
C r Mathews, n Y Thompson, do
w Kendall do w + Ely, NY
l. Brown do ID Miller Pa
J Lock, do b Thomas Mo
Exchange Hotel.
DR. H Anstin, Md g Hancock, do
J w Patterson, do p X Crane do
b Menefee, do X Dnlaney, do
Q J Armsron, Md w T. Lipsc omb, do
Dnyal, Md JCappeard Lady, do
Shacklett, Va
Gadsby's Hotel.
) Barnes do VIM Norris, wife and
" y Neyins, 90 daughter, do
J Gahame, Ohio
Wizards Hotel.
Capt Thornton, U s A Mrs Bielow & servt do
II Riderck, NC w S Brown SC
Maj 9 Nichols, Mass Capt Upsher, usN
Mr. Biglow. do
Kings Hotel.
i Fletcher, Mass G Dye, N
7 X Baird, Pa w Jennier, do
4 Peune, J G Chadsay Pa
w Gnswod, Pa
Browns Hotel.
w Minister, Va II Parker, Pa
q Stubbefed, Md N Hanes, do
Lowman, do McCuhock, Texas
i German, do
Irving Hotel.
w Wright & Lady, " Y II Doom, Va
Miss Wright, do Mrs Gomwel, Mass
Miss Sanford, Ala
DIED,
Suddenly on the 18Th instant, JOHN WILLIAMS, of
consumption fla
WASHINGTON a. ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
H.-ls1I. The hours Of departure Of the steamboat
.k2af1IlttslkS- PIiENlX, will be az follows.
Leave Alexandra Of ~, l0t. 4, and ~ O'clock
Leave Washington at q, III q, and a O'Clock
feb IL JAS Guy, Captain.
JOB PRINTING
NEATLY DONE AT THIS OFFICE.
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GADSBY,s NEW HOTEL,
CORNER PRNNsrLvAsIA AvBs uE AND 90 srRREr,
Near Railroad Depof, Washington, D. g.
ADAMS a CO.'S EyPREs


Office, Penneylrdnia aren,te, Railroad Depot
THE public respectfully informed that continue to
express between Washington, baltimore Phila.
depha, New York. Boston, and all the prime pal cities and
towns the safe and speedy Of merchandise
packages, bullion, bank.noies, &c,
Particular attention will be paid to the collection and pay.
ment Of notes. drafts bills, DC.
Custom house entries at Boston, New York. Philadelphia,
and Baltimore promptly attended 10, and on reasonable
terms rfG .se5+gf #ag5 as5tl44
Our and others ordering goods from the east
particularly requested 10 order By adams q Co.'s Ex
press which will their conveyance with great de-
sEaich.
Onr express for Richmond Petersburg, and the south
leaves daily at p M and arrives daily al AZ p. M
Our express from the north arrives daily at III a. M and
n p. m, and departs daily at JPN,
feb loft PHILIP J. BUCKLEY, Agent x
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.-We have on
L hand large and elegant stock Of READY.MADE
GOODS for genemens Fine dress and frock Goats,
dOrsay Coats Overcoats OF various styles and qualities.
Panaloons and Vests in great variety with every other
article Of dress outfit gentleman in the best style and
without delay
Some very handsome white silk and other for even
Ing wear.
Also fine Shirts; white, black, and other kid Cloves
With Cya.s and many other pretty and desirable Goods
for Rsntlemen's use, .rt s
We also prepared to make up any garment order
AT short notice in The best style
Terms cash. or TO prompt customers short credit Only
one price. YOUNG a. OREM
feb l6=-du 3doors west Of Browns Hotel
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
PRICES.

WINES NNU LIQUONS Nj HEDUCED
PRICES.
I'VE WILL hereafter sell NIL the following WINES and
w LIQUORS al am 10 to % per below our former
prices;
| rs baskets IIiedsieck CHAMPAGNE WINE
70 do Gieelers's Champagne ul extra fine qualify
% do Dochis champagne fair article
Is 10 Shield brand, pts and qis
IS doz old reserve MADEIRA, vintage 1916
AZ /" London I. p, very fine
u 4" Sercial old and fne.
II g Bual Madeira, very old and fine.
10 I" Mamsey do, achoice article
l2 I" Grape juice do very old
IL +" Pnmars Bro sherry, extra fine.
~ I" Do /" fine article.
~ +" An,nlado pale sherry, very fne.
10 /" OLD PORT WTNE,ye kne.
% I" OLD COGNA @ brandy, pale and dark
50 OLD M0NONGAHELA TYIfiSK T. very prime
with great variety ofoiher vines and lquors all which
will he sold unusually low SiNfMS Il SON,
We have on hand part OF the stock Of Madeira and
Sherry Of the late Walter Smith, which selected from
his stock 81 wines with much care and viii be sold much
below ha fixed prices ten years ago. SIS
ian Idly IA. avenue opposite jackson Hall
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NEW VALUABLE LAW BOOK.

rNHE BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM
BiA being complete igcsted Code OF all the Laws at
large municipal relating 10 the colored popula
lion whether free slave force IN the District OF Column
ba and within the limits Of the Corporations Of Washing
ton and Georgetown the LIST Of November. is4s tho
whole arranged according the subjects OF lava them
esIses by Worhlngton g. Snetlen, Counsellor. atIaw.
Just published In pamphlet price 60 cents For sale by
ian .i-tf =. TAYLOR
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GEORGE &. HAMMOND,

nAGUERREOTYPlSTS, first door on Fir sire Ell corner
OF Pennsylvania avenue and near Inc pol, thankful
for past iavors, would respectfully annop to the ladies'
and gentlemen Of this city and vicinity i they intend
In Oh fjtne far
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The following is memoranda of the trade upon
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, during the month
of January, l849
The transportation eastwardy into the city Of Bal
timore, during the month"; In some of the principal
staples, has been as follows: 5
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DIED,
Suddenly, on the 18Th instant JOHN WILLIAMS, oil
consumption
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

MEssas. G. f. BROWNE & II. F. NICHOLS,
Proprietors.
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De 9 sstawi,
A CARD.

WISE SON, finding altogether impossible 70 attend per-
M sonaly the number OF daily applications, from all
tons OF Union remedy badness and for their cce
HAIR TONIC ound necessary appoint generdi
throughout the
United States yesng him with authority appoint sub agents.
the hair tonc and the and 10 put
them may appoint operate
SUFFICIENT number Of patients neshbohocd shall be
Obtained atbffe Al s..s
Captain GEORGE CALVERT, Of Fsuquier county, Virginia, s
alone authorized 70 act general travelling agent with the powers
Indicated lh
Csptan O. may expected v speedily practicable the
principal cities and OF the Union. !
9Capsn Calvert win always have on hand full supply Of
TONIC (which Of dandr strengthens
the hair from lng of Tor the
OF contiguous 20 HIS operations, may al
obtained wholesale retail by addressing the opeors
NJ WISE SON. Richmond Va. .stl..... :.
y1he TONIC had OF the following named druggists In
Richmond Mcssrs Purcell Jadd Co., WOOD Dove
and Charles Bennett CO. Price doiav per bofs OF
sir bottles for fvs dollars. NJ gF res ~ fl.Um " " n.
Dec, 6-d0
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The PARKMAN CASE. -EYPLANAToRY-The Boston
Transcript of Saturday says: .

ave learn that the facts quoted yesterday the Mail
in regard the found Dr. Webstcrs house
fully stated One note for $780, dated 1872, past
DUE cancelled and filed away. had endorsement, and
had to nil appearance, been taken by payment or re-
newal.
"With regard to the second due in 1851 which
by mortgage on DR. Webster's mineraogoal cabinet,
which cabinet sold within year for S3 00O TO
ISOLATION OF gentlemen, who presented to Harvard Col
lege. The fair presumption and belief Is, that the note
was prepaid, on the sale oil the cabinet
thus far the public suspicion appears to have run IN
one direction but by the following from the Cambridge
Chronicle IL will be that something may be said on
the other side ~. H.ft, ...y
There are many circumstances which, if properly
sdered tend much relieve the terrible position OF Poles
sor Webster Not only has no positive evidence been
brought show the agency Of Prof w In the death OF Dr.
P but many OF the facts already are proved to have
foundation The spots of blood said have been dis
covered the floor and stairs found 10 be only tobacco
juics The pants, with Prof WIS upon them, and
aory stained with acids The tin box ordered Water
mans three feet long, dwndes eighteen inches long,
eighteen WIDE and thirteen inches Deep aud OF such descrp
ton another ind gidual states he has often made for him
insisted upon who heard OF receipt being given
the payment OF a note
- That any individual should have known him be
the Medical College late Friday night when he is known
social evening with Judge Fay and other friends is TO
the least able. And less remarkable that the
anitor the college, any other indvdua should have
observed such unusual appearances about his rooms
have excited their suspicious only when he us
absent but after the disappearance OF Dr. r., and
only dvuge those suspicious late hour How great
importance Is be attached 70 the pretended secrecy oil
Prof WIS apartments may be inferred from the TACT that
the duty of the janito TO take care oil The entire build
ing and had ready 10 each room gen
eman who visited the day before yesterday assured
from their construction there could be difficulty in find
ing a multitude Of keys 10 fit them" .tH#.