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M eREes a. TAsrsr, Anes.onsers.


M GREGN ~ TAsTsr, Ancssoneers.
GOATS, PANTS, VESTS, AND SHIRTS AT AUcrIoN--on
Saturday morning next May al 10 O'Clock,
y schege 9Th street. Immediately the dry goods store
Of Mr. NJ shutter Co., excellent
named, such
Fine cloth frock and dress coats
Do black and fancy cashmere pants
DO do do cassinet do
do satin, slk, and Marreles vests
DO tweed and summer sacks
Common summer pants
Fine and common shirts
well assorted and presents fine chance 10 bose
who desire bargains in clothing must be sold the house
Terms An sum. Of and under So cash owe. sa cred of
two and three MONTHS nctesn all
bearing interest
May l--WfhF GREEN TAsTET. Auctlopcer.
MAINS Domestic Poultry, vol, London
Uk Mowbray Poultry, vel, Boston
Knights Poultry Yard, ! vol London
Brownies American Poultry Yard, VOL, New york
Richardson the breeding, Rearing
nestle Fouls, 4 voI London ~sN'~''S = =.
Blackjack Sheep Management, vol. I.onao,
sheep their Breed Diseases aud Management: BY Morre
vol, New York $3.50 - $500
Benton and Barry on sheep, vol, Cambridge
knIeh Farmers Library, treating OF Sheep SWINE Poultry
Allen on the Domestic Animals, Cattle Sheep swine Poultry
youait on INC Pig, VOL, Philadelphia
BIlswortbs American Swine Breeder. yol Ro.,on
Richardson Pigs aud their Varieties their Diseases and Man
sgcment, vol, Dublin - " - -
Richardson's Pests Of the Fam, l VOL pub,p
And many other valuable books on every farming and
agriculture. FRANCK TAyI.1R
ApD
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Assistant Teacher wanted InnedisseIy.
TUE Principal OF the Wanenon C) Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith assistant teacher who Il qualified 20 es
the various English and the mafemscs He u
m an unmarried sober habits and good charc
~ must he made immediately and by letter. post p'
70 The Principal.
Feb le--dir
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NEW Fancy Dross GOods.-Thes subscribers Respectfully an
nounce % their friends and custoIncrs especially the ladies'
exhibit all nes and offer prices which please
viz
lopieces highcolored spring mousseline pink blue
10 pieces fine figured moussenes, very patterns
10 do neat figured mousselines for children
~ 90 90 half m mourning ~. 90 -. .,,..,...
de Parisiennes, half mourning material
IS do fancy coIored bereges, blue, pink and green
~ 90 enbroidcred bereges, In very select styles
50 do medium priced do, comprising variety ofpate.
and prices s.st
2s do iustre berege, a ow-priced article.
In gngam, musiins and lawns, have the styles
50 pieces best French gnghams in all desirable paten for chill
dren
30 do printed jaconet cambries
20 do French musns
Is do colored lawns
80 do small plaid musns, in paiterus-a bargain
- do neal figured British prints
IS do do French do
10 do small striped do
In white goods have
30 pieces fine jaconet cambrics
20 do medium price do
SO do cambrc musiins In all grades
20 do fine satin plaid and striped camhrics
30 do do thin Swiss musins
100 do plaid musins al Ian per yard
Is do fine and medium corded dimires
10 do nce-corded cambncs
Is do namsooke and null nuslns
Is do hne India linen and bishop
- do colored dotted Swiss nnslns
90 do fine plain Swiss muslins
% do wide Tsrieton musins
~ do coiored do
50 patent hoop skirts
50 Victoria do
~ Marseilles do
- fine mohar do
In addition we variety Of goods belonging the above
exhibit together complete Of staple and domestic
goods all Of which 70 sell on the most favorable
Mar l6--lv = TT7'
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Il
Madam The late delegate, Morris ID. Newman, is
elected in this county by three votes over his competitor
r. HI Hill; both democrats We had rain, as usual, and
Isv.s. Se.-S |. Hays, dem ) 4ss Lorsnz, lwhig)
Braxton, Gmer and part Of Doodridge county to hear
from The Weston Sentinel says the result 10 Lewis
expected. Colonel Hays 10 elected without doubt, by
about 200 majority The majority against the conven-
Monros- Christopher j. Beirne, (dem.,) reelected
without opposition small majority against the con-
Gass and Mercer precincts in Giles, Walkers
LEAR be s defeated if so, loss fear the result IN
MaiSsss az, and Middlesr.-R L. Montague. ldem.) is
ssid that Cateit received i53 votes in Mathews, and
Naas.nond y R. Ki!by reelected to house q dele
gsAes The following is the official vote: kllby 279
Barnes 1872. For senate-Crump 272. Smith l43.
GAINS AND LOSSES, AS FAR AS HEARD FROM
Democratic gaina--Petersburg. Norfolk, county
sSesdS nS Richie Wood. Morgan. Char
lotie--li
Dsmoerssie losses -Powhatan. Fairfax, Amelia. Fau-
Net democratic gain. 7--equal to IA members
ADDITIONAL REru Ess N MAIL LAST NIGHTS WEST
Washington. W. Hopkins, ldem,,) late charge
to Portugal, 4o7; Craig, ESQ; Hopkinss majority 2il
WHEELING, April 30. 1850
TO the Editors Of the Uaion
GxsTxnxx. We have received by tho Arrow line, this
evening, the from Wetzel county. the only county
rsmsnipg 70 be heard from and West ldem) has ma
ioriy of hundred and eight over Edgngon (whig,l
candidate the State The district was late
represented by Psuiou, lwhg and have thus gair
ofous Joint ballot The result 10 OF some Importance In
the election Of United States senator.
This adds another to the democratic gain, running
up the gain s. and Of adding 10 10 the maor,
Of the last legislature.
THE ADMISSION OF CAIroRSn---The Providence
Journal prays candid answer to the following ques
ton
Do ron doubt that California would have been promptly
admitted, u she had applied with constitution recogn
sing saveryT
Yea, we doub. il. We think that the free soil wing.
and democrats, and some wings and democrats no
chased sellers, would have made strenu
Gus opposition than is now made to her admission
free Stafe.-Bosfon Post.
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s.prs.s 0e-rs or the United states


WEDxEsDAY, May 1, iS4o.
Richard C. German. ESQ.,. of Missouri, and j. T. Me-
Donald, esq, Of Indiana, were admitted attorneys and
counssllors OF this court.
No %. William H. Tsyloe, appellant, vs. Merchants
Fire Insurance Company. The argument OF this cause
was continued BY Messrs Lloyd and Nelson for the ap
pess, and by Mr. Attorney General johnson for the ap-
pelant
Adjourned until tomorrow, Ii O'Clock, a. m
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7IAL or Professor v. W. webster for the Murder Of
d. Pskmsn, IN psmphet form, with portraits This day 70
TAYLOR MAURY,
Apls booksellers, eh street
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DtIrLIP BARTON KEY win attend a. any ,,u.s,,e..
may be inrased with before the courts Of this Dis
and will attend prosecution OF claims before Con
uess and the Departments once on street.
WAsmseror, July 49, 1880. July 7--3swn
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TO1 sals sr exchange for property In she
city az Washington 90 very superior farming
Lewis county stais o. Misspp located 81 miles
Aouhing Tuey and Canton the mississippi
bounded Ire north BY INC waconda vc which empe into
nssp near Tuey ne .cais ine on TIE STATE road leading
highly s and selected with care, 1897
broher deceased upon, and noted for lie
iuby II Hes beautiful rolling prairie with considerable bot
tom issA and WOOD and Astounding In pure spring. and streams
The and all paid 10 the time
lying Bexar county, State Texas the north
and the immediate vicinity OF the mill
a Camp The country unnvsIed fo i ssubry
beauty and fertility, and rapidly settling by steady and indus
unous immiErsnfs.
CHARLES DE sELDING,
Maya No. Todd's buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.
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Mustard and pepper win be required New York only and
An ,ns articles 20 Be- e good quality equal g the be-. those
Aieh recently neg subject usual
inspection navy yard where The pre- &C each and
residing places required
furnishing what may BE- saasa ', and when s
q a L s l e ss
supply the deficiency, under The penalty % be
al the Bureau Provisions Ciotng the nays
yards aforesaid shall be evidence ta such reauson has be
Two approved sureaes, equal the estimated
cenlum win be withheld payments
and mot in any event 70 Be- paid until i i n ali
complied with ninety eenium q the amount q all deliveries
duly authenticated shall have been presented 70 him
navy agents Portsmouth ampshire Boston, New York
nsa q. ins q ~ bureau
Congress- making appropriations for the naval service for
% S SssIs H.. 1t d y s Ha
= a me Ssr 81 dae w Ss his Or se oa g
ties furnish the supplies proposed The bureau win
f1iss; 9e s
The navy agent district attorney or some officer Of the general
record duplicate the letter. informing bidder Of the a
meaning ofs s BID viii Be made s' md
accepted in conformity with this understanding.
Extract from the act Of Congress- approved .aagut 1886
"sEc g. and be further enacted That, from pas
sss q % @ c By s See
iii esn sss @
the bidder or bdders will his or their bid be cceptcd
an obligation IN such time may be prescribed BY the Secretary
the Navy with good sufficient supplies
No proposal shall be considered
such guaraIiy If after the acceptance proposal nod6
ton thereof the bidder bidders he they shall fail
an obligation within te time prescribed BY the Secretary Of this Ma
with good and sufficient urees furnishing
the Secretary Of the Navy shall
for furnishing the said supplies, and shall
with difference between
posal 80 guaranteed and the amount for which he have
raced for furnishing the said supplies for the whole
proposal be charged against said bidder bidders
their and the be Immediately
by the United States for the the Navy
action OF debt against either all Of said persoqn
Ap23-1uw4w y n5#A
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Sale OF United states Land above Gsorgssown, d. c.
o''as %s:AI Dss.sr March Is, ls,o.
s n WAITING S be sssSsd .na s . g May
ue Falls Of the river Potomac, which occupied United
& United States deed bearing date ON Of Sep
and @ d sess q 81 %
feet from The head bank Of said canal referred
gree. e., az ise marked above,
another marked asovei thence NORTH degrees
az feet inches, another marked above thence
a ui no Es sss
win be BY him, authority Of
ss. passed "a q March, ss % The on offering
and the United States in said IL being fully
belonged q S 2o,o@ae Or winch @ been
veyed and laid on for the chesapeake and Ohio canal which
The proposals win no, DO opened uu
Nay They should be endorsed on The Ss,ds onsr for lot Liz
Mar ai-ws b. Brig. Gen, and Colonel Of Ordnance.
COLES Book. or Directions for Rails
ing Propagating and Managing Fruit Trees VOL, iefg.
Tbomas american Fruit cuIuh nursery, orchard and
Lndiey Orchard and rm, GadcnFioy. American edition
Downns's Fruits and Fruit Trees Of America; / vol.
KendncR's American orchardsi, 5lh edition vol
The Fruit Flower and Kitchen Gadenby Patrick NeIl
ssyer's American Frul. Garden Companion; / vol
The Planters Gude practical essay giving
s wifs Henry So ESn l d
Brown. Forester being plain and practical direction. for The plant,
nr rearing general Of forest vo Lon
DON
Ap20 fkANCk TAYLOR
cpRIsG suIxs-we invite attention Of the ladies' 10 the
following which feet confident saying eaused
In the District, In any respect, viz;
ieces plaid fouard silks
90 do fine figured India do
$s s,; ss sIs e ss...ss .s.ns ".
IS DO Owpced small checked six article for
children
10 do plain dab silk, suited grave sdiesan
auction bargain
do plain silver Ray silk
do plaid halfmourninr silk
do new style figured half mourning silk
50 do dress silks, comprising great variety qualities,
part Of which viii be offered very cheap
In black silks have
pieces very rich "a eros de Rhine
do ~ rich black tafata -
do 7-e rich black eros de Rhine
do 30 do do do
do rich black figured
80, cLAeETT, NEWTON, MAY, Co
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NAs " psPARrNENr,

NAVY DxPARFMKSr,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, Apn ~ lss0.
cEPARATE PROPOSALS., sealed endorsed Propos.s ar
u small viii be received this Bureau until ooek
M Monday the a1t day ofMay NEXT for furnishing
ysd.
Massachusetts, Brookyn, New York, Gospo
Virginia. quantities oaly Of the following BE- Ie
BY the chief Of
commanding ofces OF the said
during the fiscal year ending June %, 1881, viz;
Boxes, shaving Handkerchief, silk, fancy colols
brushes. shaving. Lookinggiasses
Brushes, scTubbing Mustard seed
Brushes, shoe Needless sewing, assorted
Brushes, clothes Pepper black
Buttons, navy, vest Pepper, red
Butions, coat kazofs, In single cases
Butrons, dead-eye Razor strops
Hacking, boxes OF kiband, hat
Beeswax soap, shaving, In cakes
Combs Silk, sewing blue black
Combs fine Scissors
Cotton, spools OF spoons
Grass, for hats Thread black, white, and blue
Jack knives Tape, black and white
Handkerchofs cotton Thmbles
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TOR Sale RsntLot a. in square A, eontsiuns abou,
2458 Pennsylvania avenue south side, second
from % and Improvements on ~ Said house
has been occupied by Mr. Michael McDeo o the last ten
time S2D The house
be rented hundred dollars yen monthly
long credit may pe desired for 5000 paying inter
est monthly quarterly At x per cent per nnnu on this amount,
ofthc purchase time he think proper,
DYER BROTHER
Ap 04~eod3 Aucuoneer and Com. Merchants
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MAY BALI1Mf II. X Liable mas honor 10 inform tue
anda that his May Ball win take place Tuesday the l4 day
Nay odd
llNE Hundred Lots for sale.-wh view ofpomosng the
No. e. and ne ysa ny Of The
10. in The square, those fronting on North Capitol street
W.. sst q s a
s ss s
Of sale the remainder within twelve month. from
Iss.e 'hs Patent Agency once corner wM ne Eao
NEW black and second mourning goods.-The under
signed would respectfully invite the attention Of ladies in want
varied and complete this time than usual We
Is pieces hes, plain black silks assorted price.
III 1ss =. s oS. .6s, and prices
10 do plain black moa.ssiino &c lanes ' A'
do "a black Fannessc
30 do black aIpacas, from IS cents to 81
90 plain s s,ss ss an , ss fine n The variety
10 pieces neat checked plaid silks
do small figured brocade gray silks
&c plain ns tissue. ana a. .. s
A s z Ss . 1sa ana sss linen
cLAGErT. NEWTON, MAY, h co,
BURGOYSE a. CO.,
BANKERS,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Hon VIM NJ Gwini Hon. j. Q. Fremont
NOTICEFo the accommodation Of DESTROYS Of living
s ss $ ans "S ss
Washington Badenbug mouths S8;
four months sao three months, sai.
Between Washington and 9esvie for sir months, So four
months, 80 three months 81
THos H. PARSONS, Agent
BALrIxoHs ONO RlrLsoap
NOTICE and amer Monday, 2oh inst
IN Baltimore Cor Cumberland,
land for Baltimore, the hour viz O'Clock, daily
r. Il. PARSONS, Agent
Ap 2s-2wd
John M. MccALI.A, late second Auditor Treas-
u offers his services In the prosecution Of claims the
military accounts, and agency business generally
Letters addressed him on business should be Ills Of
fee is at the corner Of 9Th and Louisiana avenue.
WAsHrsoros CRY, Apriss-u
street, with depth ~ 1881 feet, 3feet alley and
tanning 5ps feet This lot 4 esib situated for business
Canal despened Terms viii
CHARLES DE sELDTNG
May 2--d No. Todd's BulIdings
r. OWEN a. have just received their spring and
IL supply goods selected by Of their fm, conssn
supcrne selection Of and
vesfing OF the latest STYLE with other aclessuch gloves
andkercle undershr &eand would respectfully solicit call
few good coat pant, and vest hands wanted Immediately.
Aplf-3tawlm
HORSES, HORSES, HOHsEs.-Just arrived, sale,
family say lookiag broke, gentle,
and sound horses from Is 10 1917 hands h and all Of hn vel
hands high which will sui, any rent,ensn for coach
They TO be the National stables, kept by Walker
"'"'e" r. GRIM.
Ap07-eoa.
=, MIR rrs.v ~, :. ,s< - yxc.rI,uc - ool
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rsLEaRArHIo aEeoaTs Toa THE UNION.
lcondition ofths Mmthern Market.

Condition Of the Northern Markets.
New York. Maya. p. m.--The steamer Cambria ar
rived last night, and her letters all distributed
Socks steady with advance OF for United States
loan oTls62 and Tor 1863 with sales Cotton held high
or on the steamers No change in fonr. The corn
market little easier The transactions in all our mar
kets very limited.
PHtLApsLpHIA May Pa. p The steamers nees has
somewhat unsettled the market aud day much is
doing in anything There change in the stock mar
them by the this morning, and he stale ope
rate The flour market quiet Some lew shippers are in
MARKET The sales about 500 barrels 10 % The
emand is howe YER limited Corn meal Is selling al ~
rs The supply wheat small 10 enable me to give
YOU any The prices also regulated by the guam
y This remark is good Tor the market also, as but
very little doing mainly OF the light supply
The WtbHer Case.
BosToS May l. 1850 The argument in relation the
wit of error Webster Is TO be argued before the
supreme Saturday next.
The Law Reporter Of to-day contains article COM
meading portions Of the charge ia Websters bill,
Sailing Of the America.
Bosros May 1.-The America sailed to-day, with l0e
passsns Liverpool and IL for Halifax. She took
a. 400 in specie and S52 1886 ia bulion and gold dust
Fatal Railroad Accident.
HARRISBURG May This morning at Mount Joy, man
named William Paxton, in attempting to jump freight
lille the motion, fell on The rail and
killed by a passing over his he adj
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MAY BALL.-Mr T.. X. Liable has inform the
III gentlemen Of Washington, Georgetown, and Alex
andra his May Ball viii Tuesday the 4t
ofMay, Jackson Hail.
May 2-d,d
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EDUCATI0N--Tsv. ID. ccAaTIcR's Bosrdins school
II for Young Men, Lancaster county, Pennsy
The expense, per Of Ave months $50 The
will the first Monday o. MAY For
and proprietor. M1N-u
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nv o1EEN n TAsTET, Auesienesrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
on hurday the ID Of May shall by virtue Of deed Of
49,. me residence Of Mrs. Beber ~
uxs - " = 1890
AsnoEany sofas lounges, sidebo1r ards, and bureaus
10 dining, breakfast, her tables
% large musical clock, mantei DO
Do and Euiltfrsme LOOKING gla.se.
DO Bookcase nd secrctnrv. n,.no Goa.
IS feather beds Of hne quality, and beddns
HAIR end shuck mattresses, wsshsands
Ded~tcp6s, wardrobes, dressing tables. tolot .ess
vsnedan biinds and window curtains -
Chfna, Gass, n crpckey
oirnn1n1ee, soiar hall, and Other lamps
Dfves-p1aeed candlcstcks and branches
Andifons, Shoves and tongs, tenders
Pu1or, pas6age and chamber carpets
Cookis9, radiator, aif tisht and Other stoves
Also, god not Of kitchen requises
WIN aes lot Of other articles which we deem unnecessary
Terms, An sums Of and cas- sas Of two
and -four months satisfactorily endocd bearing
GREEN TASTET,
Aucuonees.
Decentralization saie.The above sale VIII DO continued
this day. friday the ID instantly 10 O'Clock when s the
be4s bedding bedrends wsrdrobes
se WIN y sold Persons wishing purchase feather beds Of "a
Mv3 GREEN TAsTET.
-
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p0AnD1N0.-Two very pleasant rooms, with o. without
b nay Be had Mrs. Smiths, east side Of IAN street, third
ssS s.n s;s A. Es'.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

HARRISBURG, May This morning, at Mount Joy, mar
named William Paxton, in atien ptng to jump fregh
car while the motion, fell on The rail and wat
killed by a car passing his he adj.
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Bosros, May 1.-The America sailed to-day, with l0e
for Liverpool and II for Halifax She look
81 400 in specie, and $50 1856 in buioa and gold dust
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speoulations In land scrip, and with making bargain
with mas to rent house at half prioe In considers-

speeulations in land scrip, and with making bargain
with to house at half prios in considers-
ticn of public patropsge.
MIR. TArLon, lwhis) of Ohio. sulogixsd Mr.. Ewing
eaying that he stands among the highest In the land
for talents, character that he quslidsd for any
station from the Executive chair the position
which he nils with much dignity and ability. The
democratic party have majority Of the officers In the
deIsrtments yet IL was said that Mr. Ewing had pro-
scribed men for opinions sake, when he had only
qualified the officers IL his duty to turn out in
competent men.
AIR. THoMrsoS, (dem) Of Missssippi-Did 7 under
stand you to say that majority In office here belonged
TO the democratic partyf
MIR. TASLoR-l have been 40 Informed.
MIR. THoMPsoS-Hov did you sscertainf
Mr. TArLoR-Do you deny it, and ssy that majority
vhgs!
Mr.. THomrsos-I desire to know how tho gentleman
ascertsinsd the fact?
Mr.. TAYLoR-Do you deny It!
MIR. THoMPsoN-Yes ! don't believe IL Is 30.
Mr.. TAYLoR-I think IL Is 80. II the gentleman has
my statement daughter on the democratic side Of
the House) He would ask the gentleman IL the wings
have majority in the departmental it was the duty
OF the administration to make changes and reform.
During the last sesron he heard It stated In circles in
which be moved. that majority iu the departments,
under tho democratic sdministraton wbigs mo!
and ghter from the whig side Since that time
know that democrats have been dsp laced and wings
put in He Mr Taylor said he did doubt bat that
He had been 90 informed by gentlemen there and he
believed it. II not true, let gentlemen show TO the
contrary.
Mr.. CRowELL Cree soil whig) sf Ohio got the floor,
when the committee roee, and
The House adjourned.
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brscipg 900 specimeus on the 9th June he called on
n and paid him $500 more account: on the : Of
August be called again and paid him the balance OF
S4CO sometime sftrrw Yards, when | walking With
DIR Parknsu, met Professor Webster In the street.
and bowed to him; asked DR.. Psrkmsn what salary
Professor Wsbster got at the ooegsi hessd 81 200
year; replied that IL seemed rather small and that he
seemed hard pressed for king that he had
sPpied to me- and had purchased his cabinet OF mine
rails he raid, They are not hi. to sell and ted me
that he had . mortgage upon tbeni was very much
surprsed. and went home With Dr. Psrkman, who
showed me his mortgages he said :" II Is downright
piece Of dishonesty on the part OF Dr. Webster and be
irhe mortgage held by DR.. Parkmsn here read to
the court by Mr.. Bemis IL wss dated 22d January,
DE- rsrknsn all the personal property Of Webster 10
oudipg his minerals go made payable In four years
from date IL recorded at the Probate Office In
Witness continued AT . subsequent period sub
ecrp'ion brought to to raise moHsy to redeem
the minerals being stated that In the event OF their
college consented to subscribe $500 paper to be
deducted from the amount had advanced to Professor
Webster to go for his relief; time afterwards
was paid the balsnos Of S7O0 Dr Parkmsn's claim
was not paid from the money raised for Professor
Webster he said so to me have ne ether know.
ledge DR. Parkman bad wife and two children, son
and daughter; the daughter In Ill health about the
time he vas missing and he did not expect she would
ho always seeking for deesoies for those
Of bis friends In i'll health the doctor more than
punttus In business matters and seldom left home but
for ehort periods.
Cross-exspiDed by SoAisr-Hs was . remarkably
punctusl man in eli matters; when he left home he
return II | had not known that Dr. Parkman
missing, should not have tapposed the body at the
limbe, and the hair the breast, the marks by
which iden tilted it,
By Mr.. Bemis-The mortgage for So 400 was In pos
session Of the CcroDers jury and wa. given up to me
by permission OF Mrs Pa-kmsn. This mortgage, It
will be smbered found among Professor Web
ster papers after bis arrest.l