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10 The first passenger train passed over the
Columbus and Xenia Railroad week before last.
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GS-A theatre is in the course of erection at Nash
vile. It Is built by Joint stock company
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

oz- The Ravsls are playing at the Walnut street
theatre, Philadelphia.
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Ds- The examination of Kanome and Cole,
charged with robbing the Westerly Bank, Rhode
Island Of $4,000 was progressing at the latest date
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

OF The rumors about Cabinet changes have al
gone to rest again.
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CALIFoRNIA.-Itis said by the letter writers in
Washington, that California will be admitted BY
two-thirds vote.
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Co The arsenal at Harper's Ferry, Va, has I'M
dergone immense Improvements, which cannot fail
to render it a most important post.
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Y,
Wednesday, and FRIDAY list Of March, DR.. HOLLCK will lee
ture Perennial Physiology and Die Origin Of Life for GENTLE
MEN only q ouths not ADMITTEDLY hafp O'clock
Tor LADIES only at P. NJ on Female Heath,
Both Lectures will be illustrated splendid Series Of Sixteen
Anatomical Models and Paintings.
Admission Fifty Cents for Genemen-LadIes, Ere. yg7
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Efs~ The 1siassl Is said by IL U,ssie,4 10 have
ssssH's Esiis w Fssas II FaIs sid lis,aflsas,
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T6sgR 3a IN ii II o'eeek. On Tho Iryee be,,yssa
slsesH ~ 10 tlalis, faftgatsa sCisllgaf, %,
Fis5st SsilzlAs y " ~, 4 n slsssssa
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10 The total number of vessels cleared from
the Aatlntic States for California, since the first Of
October last, is about $50.
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e. monument is to be erected in the Pres.
eytsrian church, Of York, Pa, to the memory of
James Smith, OF the signers of the Declaration
d Independence. N'''H
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PLAcIDE's.-Dont forget Bass tonight. He
deserves full house.
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We authorized 10 announce A. D. CRossMAR the pre-
sent incumbent as candidate for reelection in April next
Eds Creseent-Please announce the name Of JOHN NJ.
BELL as candidate for the office Of Mayor of this city, at the
ensuing April election, and obige many friends in the
fy11 THREE MUNICIPALITIES.
Messrs. Editors Please Candidate for
the Chief Mugstracy of the city Election in April next
fy4 PETER L. JoRE, exLa. State Librarian.
For Mayor, THOMAS ]. SPEAR, Independent Crevasse
Candidateths Poor Mans Frend-to be elected in April
next. fyI9
For Recorder:
Eds CreseeRt-Pease announce l.. U. CAYENNE as an
independent candidate for the office OF Recorder of the Second
Municipality, and oblige [fy11l MANY VOTERS.
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10 The New York Herald gives the names Of
fifty weight lawyers in that city, Supposed to be
worth over : 100. 900 each.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

10 The best paper that has been offered in Bo..
Ton within year, could now be cashed al s to 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

THE MAl1.-The mail yesterday was through
- late as due, bringing us dates from Charleston
Of the sd, Washington and Baltimore Of the 2ls,,
Philadelphis and New York the 20th, and Boston
fhe 10Th inst
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10 We learn with regret that Baron Roenne,
the highly esteemed representative at Washington of
the German Confederation, has been recalled.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

10 Miss Case, at Hartford, Conn, has re-
covered a verdict for $1j72 against L. b, Marks
for SANDER.
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5. of II. .Meetlngs This Evening.

nT- There are in PhiiadeIphiA and ils suburbs,
one hundred and eighty churches
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DF- There was destructive fire az Portsmouth,,
Va, OF the morning Of the 10Th oil. Eight build.
ings were desirOyed-ioss S25 coo.
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GR PrOtracted Meeting.-A most interesting Pro-
raeted Meeting going In the Methodist Church in
Craps street, the Pontcharran Railroad door to Rev. Mr.
beaes private residence under the direction OF r.
GRAVES President of the Louisiana Conference and Rev
LEVI PRESLEY TWO since All Christians
are cordially invited to attend and take part every
nigh! at halfpast O'Clock. fv26
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William Writ may well be taken as an example
OF all that is estimabe in humanity and we recon-
mend this book to all who would study beautiful
character, growing up amid social and political
agitation.
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NEVER kNOAVN no Fan,

M. Os0oUD'S INDiA CHOLAGOGUE, ior Fever and
" As and Intermittent and Remiltent Feyes and the
forms OF Bilious diseases.
especially lor The thorough and permanent Of those
eco y the Ver and other internal orgAnS which the
ezaei Of bilious Climates. For sale BY
j. WRIGHT u Co, ISL Charres st.
Only Agents for New Oleans.
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JOHN w. Ross, of r. C. Oglesby;
a. RUNFREL, for Capt. Slreck;
GEORGE SwEENY, oil Exit;
EUG. BRADY, of Il. ID. White;
J. X. DAVIS, OF Rockaway;
JOHN i. THOMAS, of Atlantis;
PETER DALMAU, OF Hecla;
Il; y. ELM9TT, of Hard Times;
WILLIAM HOPKINS, Of Storm.
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Removal,

hemoVals
TR GEO KELLOGG, homeopathic, has Removed his Office
~ and Residence No AZ PERIODIC STREET, The Car
rollton Railroad Depot oil 6n2dp
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DAHCUNG ACAnEMV

DANCING ACADEMY.
M H. p CllSSEY late from PARIS respectfully 49,
IVA the Ladies snd Gentlemen Of tn city will IN
ropen on he st OF November his Dancing Academy Ay
No Is Carondelet street, where he will teach all the I&
Dances tna In among the fashionable I
etgelea "a Paris 11eh Qnadrles, Waltz denH Trnps,
Valis einqae Temps German Polka, Moseswka Polka
souTk which the Dances fashionable
saloons 10 Eurpe Mi C. being
Doth graceful aud elegant particularly when danced lady and
gentleman Il lie easily learned.
Ladies aud Gentlemen desiring Dances can he
instructed ~ calling Mr. a. hetween and O'Clock
oeng devoted to giving private lessons lie will alo give
priv families.
Days Tor children, Mondays and Thurssya O'Clock
Gentlemen respectfully viii be opened
them from until 10 o'clock every those
slsh To perfect themselves short te Mr. engaging teach
hem dance Quud and Waltzes the space
IL DEFINES OF the hsarn Waiting entirely cured Dancing
HeonE Is Cnrpndee street. Common. o29 5m
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sY To Captains of SteambOais.-The undersigned
Masters Of Bouts aow lying in the First Municipality
mend to Masters OF all Boats arriving the
First Municipality present. any place between Custom
house and Cont We induced notify Masters
Boats not to land their vessels awful condition d
the Levee and the streets in front the being impossible
get freigh: hauled Drays Sailing hourly in getting
to our boats We obgate ourselves land CUR
Municipality unless the proper authorities measures
reng The nv hrvr tina "a
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AUCTION SALES.

J. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
10 Sales Arrangements SsGsonsRye Bank and other
Stocks Tuesdays Thursdays; Real Estate Wednay and
Saturday. u O'Clock Banks Arcade General sales inter
mediate days mS- Office No. 10 B7H's Arcade Passaga
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TTE undersigned will public sale SATURDAY March
at O'clock P M the premises, the LEVEE BA ssg
kerry the Levee, st Mary and Andrew WYE
streets Lafayette, nearly opposite the Steamship Landing ~
consisting Of the unexpTed the Lot having a
with the Buildings, Ovens, Machinery Pans
Horses, Carts DTys and every thing belonging the Baking
Business Time Will be given portion Of th pRyments
y2S3' THOS. q. THURSTON.
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1.-THE C.l.HPBELLS ARE CO.HLN{3S'
Commercial Exchangei
Ailz MONDAY EVENING, March 4, yzS7N
Aa7755 and Every Evening during the ftl M
ateTgtlf n-5@ kIAiBERLYs OPERAftC TROUPE NM VI
NFsfsS The original and well known Band Of SkSsJt1
TT CAMFbELL bfIiNSTtRELS, the oldest Com ~
pany existence, organized July T. lSiuny
excel all rival COuocTs during hne
il Of the principal cities OF the Union, TWO
HUNDRED AND NINETY SUCCESSIVE CONCERTS ut the
society Library IN New Iok were honorsd with patronage from
the Elite and Fashion Of that city without
u any public auuemenbsg gentle
Sew Orleans that they will have the pleasure makng
first appearance above
Is The eutsrta will consist Of OvertuI New sonsI,
OpeTac buresque ChoTuse from the Operas Enan eomns
bua, Ssmirauie Fra Dayoo Bronze Horse,
and amusing Burle the DlSTNS ene1 Musical
nnds, or the Militia a Target Excursion.
fy2s a b. HARTNYELI.. Director
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: e or where was pHbitc virtue 10 be found.
Where priUGtG was not?
Can he be strenuous in his country's cause.
Who sights the charities, for whose dear sake
What country, if at all must be beloved %
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Steamboat Departures RMS pav

kB U s. Mail steamer HUNGARIAN-F For Putsb,rg Wheel
ing CINCINNATI etcTbE splendid freight
and WI leave as above Ths DAY Friday O'Clock P.
puneually, from foydas passage bay
ing superior Accommodation apply o. board, or
HYDE & oGLESBY, IL Poylfas a..
Passenger will please hour. mil
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nc The Brig ROWLAND, Capt. Watts fr,m Philadelphia
has been removed from Post 10 to Post Second Municipality She
now duchaTgng Consgnees will please receipt
their goods the Levee Otherwise they will be
penie and risk tyesl j. W. ANDREWS g. Co. 81
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Liquidation Sale Liquidation Sale.
BY FLORANCE 81 TAYLOR.



BY SYKES, HYDE g. co.
GATURDAY March at 10 o'clockwi be sold, board ship
y Michael Angelo, Po No. Third Municipality, for account
Of whom may
About 1000 pounds OLD COPPER taken from ship Michael
Angelo. Terms mi
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EE The y. $. Mail Steamer EURoPA-For Louisville Cncin.
Wheeling and PSIbuIgh.Th passenger steamer viii
leave THIS DAY, Friday at 10 A. H. poiye from Pow
lrsA st. HYDE OGLESBY IL PoYiIraS a,
hour. NH
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MOTICE-PropnetOrs of Coffee Houses Cabares Gro
esriss RestasraHts, Hotels, boarding Houses, Pub
N the Second Municipality who have paid their licenses
io 1850, requested call at the Collectors Office mme.
datey and pay the otherwise they will be subject to
the ordinances now in force. i. X. THOMPSON,
tySS IT. lfnlQctor Of Mnnipualv M
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TCKLES co. have removed their Wholesale Store No.
- Magazine No a. Canal street. adjoining their old
fuud
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DAGUERREOrlPE, TALBOIEPE HYALO-
TYPE GALLERY.
MAGUIRE & HARRINGTON, having purchased from
WI the asg1ees of w Talbot the patent right for the
of his Taboype process, in the States of Louisiana,
Alabama Florida Georgia and Texas, beg leave to call the
attention of the public their gallery of specimens in this
department of Photography.
The Talbo ype taken upon paper ivory, glass metal,
and variety of other substances the first possessing the
decided advantages of ransmssbity by mail be
enclosed IN letter. made to adorn the pages OF book,
preserved in portfolio
The Talbope emnenty susceptible of coonng, 50 that
the picture be finished degre desired by the sitter
every variety of texture and color of the drapery and
pleXon color OF the and hair be faithfully den-
Gated.
The Taboype represents the sitter without any reverse
effect mole upou the right cheek appears upon
the right cheek.
The, Taboype can be duplicated to extent without
the additional trouble OF another sitting. After the first
impression is taken, copies be furnished any future
time upon simple application by letter or otherwise,
N B.-M Il H. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution Of this superior art ready dispose of rights
for the States specified, with thorough instructions.
DAGUERREOTHPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any other establishment in the world. They
guaranty perfect likeness of child of six MONTHS in one
second, or no charge. [mhl til No. q GIMP Street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


All the original Music viii he given.
To conciUde with LOVER BY PROXY.
heIfy LeNess Mt. j. ". Z
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WiANTED-A TEACHER-A gentleman who has
w been Teaching In the frst families in Maryland Missis
Pp and Louisiana, wishes TO obtain similar Situation in
branches Of English Education together with French and
BOOK Keeping. His will be moderate and the best of
eis'enees given. Apply TO w. P. GraysOn ESD Crescent
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Au''G %r Z. PITCHER. xue,i n%S.len sale

LNRIDAY. March O'Clock, Mwi be sold the store
Il Leyee street. sAapeu and Fret Streets Lafayette
Mems and Boys COATS and PANTALoONs, Of Cloth Woosn
aud Lincni VESTS JACKETS SHIRTS BH0ESf AXES;
sTovE-PIPEs, superior Chewing TOBACCO BOTTLES,
FLAsKS CALICoEs LAWNS; variety Of other ariie
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Yesterday bad day for and consequent there
was but small attendance at the Bngaman Course The
track during the fore of the day. better hsn it
the day before but by three O'Clock rain enough had
fallen to make rather heavy and the time made better
than anticipated The race was for purse OF $3.50 mile
heats, the entries being Mecca, EiUra HHs, Commodore
Moore, Tulip and Fred Raye.
Mecca the fsvoIite against the field Immediately after
the entries made known, Thursday evening, and long
odds offered her before the yesterday The bet
ting spsd Notwithstanding the rain and large
was lsil out on all imaginable points.
FIRST HEAr.-The horses got off well together and kept
in crowd until they turned into the back stretch when they
but they rounded into the home tuCn they all
rushed up and Ip shot ahead with apparent ease coming
IN winner IN l:5i.
This result altered the of the betting entirely and Nee
cas- friends began To hedge most ndusopsy. Tulip al
became the ayOre, and Ids offered her win
ming the
closely by the ont pHrty, Tulip being ccond and Mecca
third. As they rounded into the back stretch Mecca ho
ahead, AID her hends in high gjre, thinking tina
for they into the quarter stretch Tulip again CAM
ahead and won the heat easily in I:53a4.
We give summary;
FOURTH DAY-Frday December 6, ls5O.-One mile heats
Purse SEQ
T. b Pat5on's CHI. m Tulip, by Gey Eagle, dam by 81
William yeers old ..........,
J. Tgrnbul,s ch + Etcira JNili5 by imp. Levishou
- dam by imp. Glencoe; years old .....,..,,.,....
d. r kenner's CHI + Mecca, by Ambassador. out OF
R. T. O'Hanons 3. g. Fred kaye by Grey Eagle
Edward sIay MS ch h. CoamGi5rc Hoorc. by imp
Sorrow, dam Harps-e by Collier years old 5d
Time-l54-l.537I.
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We translate from " La Trbuna," published at
Santiago de Chill, of the oath September, the
following highly complimentary notice of our Min
ister, Hon. Bale Peyton, which we are sure his
numerous friends in this city and elsewhere will
read with pleasure.
1t has afforded great pleasure observe the enthus-
with which Mr.. Peyton, the Minister of the United
States entered into the patriotic festival of National An.
sery. We have before witnessed in Minister
his grade such eloquent and spirited demonstrations those
eNhib's cd by Mr.. Peyton on that occasion
On the night of the 18th September, the windows of his
residence most brilliantly and beautifully illuminated by
apspsrences representing the flags and other national
bIems of the friendly Republics of Ch and the United
States The horses TO his coach ESQ decorated with the
coon of his county and Of Chill aud were driven
through the public str ats and avenues.
At the Theatre, when the first note of the Naono song
announced the day Of Independence his voice sent toh
thuslas,C rfuGs,
I'VE pas over thele demonstrations by gentle
man of his aak and chs without special remark. Mr.
Peyon hr7 acquired popula-y by his conduct th
important and Interesting occasion"
We also find in the same paper of the 18th Sep
TENDER the following account, published IN Eng
fish, OF public meeting of American citizens in
Santiago de Chill upon the melancholy occasion Of
the announcement Of the death of Gen. Taylor,
late President of the United States:
AT meeting of the ctizers of the United States II.
siding Santiago de Chilli convened the Legation on the
2d of September 1880 for the purpose of maniesnE
Of he loss sustained By their country in the DEATH
late Chief Magistrate Gensrsl ZACHARY TAYLOR, and OF
tesufng their for the Of that ustrJu-
and pure potro The following resolutions unanimously
adopted, viz;
RESOLVED That we have received with sentiments of the
O' p00snu regret intelligence Of the death Of the elevated
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We want information, Are the men. reunited
scientific. and whose names occasionally figure in
the papers az Civil Ene,neers, really incapable of
the undertakings which at lest our community are
awakiDg to or what means this constant importa
lion from abroad! Are the officers of the Army
and Navy, already under salary from the Govern.
ment, really more able, more reputlb!e, and more
TO be confided in, than those who have derived
their professional education from the same or stint
lar source and have sur ,radded IN the same some
year of practical engineering, Or is it true that
those who can hs emploved at chear ,r ratea from
distant regions of the United States are therefore
the most proftahle empIovss2 Can they hear the
exposure to a Jouisiana or Tebrantenec SIM. and
Derform the labors that belong to our climate Z
Won NAV rurchase cIothss cham ot auc,ion but ia
the Iowest.nricad the chaansst orticlat Do ya
,r,e no Drsf,raDra n tbo,a ,,,bo have -or,,ir.I
bsrs and s,rr,oIad cor b,e,5 r, ,no,,, Iona, ,,,,,
,onine that tLsra ,,,o,,rd co,oa e, do,, ~ o, hon,
better emplovmenta Shall all the employ ment,
arising from the new ENTERPRISES be hear I'd upon
strangers, or upop tbose who are already provided
for and well maid I Shall those in the corrs al
ready provided with salaries for life, have duties
assigned them that deprive the unprovided of bread
to double or Quadruple the income of stipendaries
Or shall the cbeqpsr labor 50 called of the North he
preferred to our own citizens. equally comretept
We throw out these hints for the consideration
of the National Executive, the Tehuant.psc Com.
mittee, the Municipal Council and all managers
ofraiIroads and other public or nrivate works
The Delta Survey is ve,y properly made under
charge of the Typographical Corps, but it seems
the Secretary of War thought proper to place citi.
zen on the Commission Why select Philadel-
| phian, Instead of one of our own Engineers? II
certainly cannot be commended that the building a
bridge over the Niagara is better proof of uualif.
cation for the management of &he river, than long
EXP erience of its phenomena and residence in the
midst of i, devastatons We, then, protest against
the appointment by the Executive Of stronger 70,
this purpose, in the teeth of en- application
which, we are told, was made by our Senators
Representatives, and Governor, for some little re
card for local knowledge and the local intereste n
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The AMKRICAN.-In spite of the Indictment weather, q
full and fashionable house welcomed Mr. Heafe back to his
old friends We think his selection of character for his first
appearance unfortunate ST. Pierre does not appear until
the second act and though whenever the stage the plot
full of action, yet the play requires strong cast to
through We speak the opinion of competent critics saying
that his is the best ST. Pierre have had in New Or
leans The person of Mr. Neafe is Of the finest proportions
his walk graceful and elastic his voice full rch musical
his enunciaon distinct his emphasis judoous He he i'm
proved wonderfully during his absence Of five After
the play, he called out, and made brief and modest
speech.
There is offence which think objectionable in
aoorO be imperfect in his part Mr.. Foster, who played
FsrardO prompted, the knowledge of the house,
the most critical points. 1t unjust audience, well
to the actor allow him time his part and
st is inexcusabe in him, if having the time, he fails
To crcise the ladies' of course very dsagresabe and
the remark about to make may well be considered
OF general application, and intended for any par
tCuar. We refer to the stagewak We have rarely
tread the boards she walks in the This
stagewak may be stistcsl, but certainly natural
Any lady who should be imprudent carry that wall
into the street, would be followed by mob.
While in a critical mood, may well sugges
that excellent low comedian makes very ipsuffeab
priest The characters of Nose and of Father nt0RO
not in the same line.
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the nature OF an oath found to be much confused
and hdstinct His mother who was present. unable
to enighten any, and the did appear very grave
one it was dismissed whereupon the brown coat and the
patent leather brogans smiled oOmplacenty and soped.
THE GRAND JuRY.-This body met Yesterday and took
evidence in large number of cases
bill found against John Ferre rn, rama There
three counts in the indictment against him-te first
rape the second assault with intent to commit rans and the
third assault and battery. The offence committed in uy
last board the ship Tara, Of which the accused was maize
and which was then lying in the Third Muucipaly The
victim girl twelve years OF age, named Ellen Cnvanagh
bin was found against E p. Kennedy on two counts
forgery and uerng forged note.
bill found against Mary Pu gh for ghter
killing William W. Matthews Our readers doubtless
already well acquainted with this case gave full par
ticulars at the time il occurred
The indictment against Henry Bowman for setting fire
building, and against Paul Weber and Fritz Janson for
breach of trust ignored and the prisoners ordered be
disnb