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Personal.

80. Gen. Cass has been chosen pro tenn
President of the Oakland and Ottawa Railroad
Company in Michigan.
Mr.. Hall, one of editors of the
New Orleans Crescent. ha been held to bail
in $4,000 for stabbing 3. P. Houshton, a
lawyer. and Capt. Ellis, as an alder and abet-
tor in the affair, was held to bail in $4,000.
80. The gold medal made for Hon John P
Hale by the sailors of the Germantown, for
his e1ertions against foggihs in the navy:
will be presented to him in the fremont Tenn
pie some time towards the close OF the present
month 1t is rumored that Richard H. Dana.
Jr., will be spokesman for tho sailors.
go. Gen. Leslie Combs has returned to his
home in Kentucky,
80. Mr.. John b Gough was at Scarborough,
England, on the 10Th ult., delivering temper
ance addresses to large audiences. The Leeds
Merc~,y of the 9th says, that he has decided
to protract his stay until next June
80. Sidney Webster Esq, tho President S
private Secretary, has returned from his visit
to the East.
80. Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe returned
from Europe in the Arctic.
80. The telegraph last week announced
that Mr.. j. c. Hall. u Cincinnati, had died
of his wounds The al more american saws:
We have letter that city of the l4th
stating that he was 81; ing up and out of dan
ger.
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A REWARD OF MERu.-On tomorrow
evening a grand concert will be given,
at which the Misses Collins will perform
for their own especial benefit. We learn
that Mr.. Carusi has kindly offered the use
of his saloon for the evening free of cost,
and that number of our most respectable
citizens are quite active in their endeavors
to make this q concert attractive to the
audience and profitable to the fair artistes
for whose benefit it is gotten up. Thus
far, these ladies have realized nothing by
their visit to our city, not on account of
their lack of merit, but from the awkward
manner in which their concerts have been
managed.
Miss Rosini Collins is beyond question
lady of extraordinary merit. Her per-
formances on the violin were never
equalled by one of her sex.
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ARISE TO LIFE AND HEALTH.

'IRUE experience proves that il i contrary 10 ma
L ture that any single article or compound cen
very disease, and it also proves that nothing
has ever b en- found 10 crc udIly eradicate ~
eases Of the chest. comprising Affections - ne
fhrs at, bronchitis. asthma consumption. and ,tner
Gi-sasrs of IL respiratory ans, the treatment
remedy used ly Drs Broih.rs & GrnN, with Tie
addition Of tho il hslation Of mrdics-i 'aT"r, nov
Used in the con.umptiv- hospitals in Bronpon
mar London, where this d-eatr exclusive! 's
treated. We hstter ourselves aro ;lRt al VII" ID
with call that viii, without A. rIng Them
a questios. tell them their complaints and = mp
toms and guarantee an easy and fpeody cure. Arc
cC!ed advantage We have over other medici j u'n :
in the manner We deterInin. the nature and io-f
tion of the disease, which is by the urine. We ie-
quire at least two ounces of the first III the morning
The many facilities afforded ly hospital ard pm
vat practice in this and foreign countries warrant
in assuring those ho suffering from cl car''
If any kind that our treat mrnt is aierde. VIII un'
usually favorable results, for 40 know tie dfef'e
il half the cure" Charges moderate in ell oas't,
srd any Ioor person can, by personally consulting
DIR. b < g., and presenting an sfiidaSit fr' IN !uf
ticr of the peace. stating that they vrtuous dr
titutc Of means. &c. have medicine free fcost-
Office south street. opposite Smithsonian INV
tute. DRS. BROTHERS Gkhl.
sep 20-eo2w@-
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gentlemen is the most triumphant ever
obtained in American politics. The
Barnburners have large portion ofall the
papers, and a like proportion of the popu-
lar Democratic speakers of the North.
One and all, they have thus pledged
themselves hereafter to sustain the Com
promise and the Fugitive Slave Law, in
spirit as we'll as to the letter. There is
now, therefore, no such thing as Free
soiliSm in the regular Democratic organi-
zation there. The every Hards" justify
themselves for not acting with them now,
after they have marched upin solid column
and pledged themselves by the most en-
phatic test ever asked, upon the allega-
ton that they are insincere. So far as
the moral and practical political effect of
their act is concerned, it matters little
whether they are sincere or not though
we credit them with an honest purpose
Such of them as may not be sincere, will
be at least prevented hereafter from WELD
ing the slightest influence in behalf of anti
slavery measures or views. This grand
result shows, conclusively, the wisdom of
Governor Marcy's original reunion with
the Barnburners, and of the policy of the
Administration with reference to the1A
The act of Marcy secured Pierce the votes
of n. York, Ohio, Connecticut, Wisconsin
and Maine, neither of which States could
have been carried without theirvo The
act Of Pierce in keeping faith with them
under a storm of opposition in and out of
{" the party" in every quarter, has thus
ended in their formal and final abandon
ment of Free Soilism. They number quite
half of the whole Democracy of the nom
slave holding States, except in Pennsyl-
vania and New Hampshire.
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CHALLENGE.

7 TAKE this method of respectfully representing
j to the public, but more especially to musiciIp
of this District, that willing and prepared to
make trial Of kill ID. Sr Eorn, for $780, for
tie purpos. OF sting beauty IF tyie and superior
ity of execution. with ay perfurI on that inS:ru
ment now resident in TIE pistTiI.
In placing this notice b fore the public 1 would
wish to direct it articuiail to tn" attention
of the leader Of TIE Cornet Band. Mr.. j. z. F., and
for lis accommodation will vary the sum from
10 FIVE hundred dollars in or.r that should the last
mentioned sum not suit his wishes or convenience,
he may thereby be debar ed the opportunity of dis
playing his superiority sEould Re potse:s it before
the public.
Should the above challenge be accepted, on any OF
its te. ms. the trial will be made at such time and
place before the public may hereafter la Gesna-
ted by the parties int: ested
sep 23-;t. JUAN ESpUEDh.
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PRAISEWORTHY.- Messrs. Yerby, Teb

PRAIsEw oRTHT. -Messrs. VERIFY, Tebbs
and VERIFY, dry goods dealers, corner 7th
street and Penn. avenue, have set apart
Thursday and Friday next for the purpose
of selling goods the nett profits of which
they will hand over to the Mayor of this
city for the benefit of the sufferers, by
the yellow fever, at New Orleans and
Mobile. This is praiseworthy determi-
nation, which We trust will beimitated by
other merchants Of our city. Who speaks
next?
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Yellow Fever in PHILADELPHIA
A Geographic dispatch, dated yesterday
at Philadelphia, says:

Geographic dispatch, dated yesterday
at Philadelphia, says:
The Board of Health report two yellow
fever death. during the past week in this city.
The disease was brought here, it will be re-
membered. by the bark Mand lrin, and still
fingers about South street wharf. and latham S
lead pipe factory, located there, has been
closed in consequence of the dread entertained
by the workmen''
We learn from a gentleman who was
in Philadelphia yesterday, in whose word
we place every confidence, that there was
over twenty cases of yellow fever in that
city last week in the neighborhood of
Second and South streets, and that the
dreaded disease is daily ON the increase.
People in that section of the CITY are so
alarmed that many are removing. Sev-
eral removals took place on Sunday.
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Fer tine Benefit of the New Orleans AMI
Mobile Sufferers,

TUE undersigned have set apart next Thursday &
i Friday, the 22d and 23d day Of this month, for
the benefit OF the New Orleans and Mobile sufferers
THE NETT PROFITS
all the sales made al establishment on those
two days will be handed over IL the Mayor of this
city to be transmitted by him. in equal amounts t.
New Orleans and Mobile, for the purpose mentioned
above.
We would here statc that the goods sold on those
days will be put ut the regular market prices We
leave the matter 10 the liherality of the public.
Our stock is full, ard consists in part of the
following:
Grape Shawis Marsei,les and Alendale
Printed Shawls Quilts
Bay State Mills Shawls Strings
Silks Flames
Alpacas. Merinos, Il TallA Linens, Towels
Cashmeres Napkins
HOSIERY of all kiEds,
With a great many goods suitable for g.ntlemen's
wear, and in fact large AMI general stcck of all
kinds Of seaSonahlc dry goods.
YkRBY, TKBBS & VERIFY,
Miss Dcrrn. Il s New Building,
Corner OF Penn. avenue. AID eth street.
sep oo-4t-
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FunnY-Very Funny.

The following which we take from the
telegraphic column of the Baltimore
Times, of this date, is fair specimen OF
the very latest style of Washington news
by telegraph. Isn't it rich?
The Union contains an indignant and slash
ing article on the New York National Demo
erat, Herald and Albany ArgMs. 1t says Of
the Democrat Its hypocritical professions
of friendship to the Administration are an
aggravation of its insult to the President II
has an abundance of professions of friendship
for the Administration in its columns, but its
trenchery is so barefaced, that we are astonish
ed that its editor should expect to impose upon
the President or any of his friends
The above extract foreshadowed an
article that appeared in the Union of this
morning.
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t-GILMAns LIcuIp HAIR DYE is the only article
now used IN this city. Gentlemen vino wear wills
kers or nluStachoS %; gray reddish hue wishing
To attend ball or party, can appear in n suit of
black, by devotng an additional minute ri their tot
let IN using the very cell brat.d article which heads
this notice. Prepared lay T.. ID. Gilman, Chemist, of
pi.y
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND
FAREWELL AND COMPLIMENTARY
BENEFIT TO THE MISSES COLLINS.

VI. Curui has kindly rendered the Us. ofb;,S,
and VI feitinger the celebrated Ba-ytons go "
Opera at Amst rdsm, who has teeu tr.rrB,,, sI-
Gottscholer, the great Pisuoist has .olun.,srs IN
services. hS
NORTHUMBERLAND FIRST
l. fsn'asie, La fiancie. ......Leopold DO nsv.,
Master Ssar. wv
.. Song, Ave Maria....................... 81,
NJ. fcitlinger.
3. Solo, Violin. ........... ..... yI,.,
Miss RCsii Collins ts
{. Song, Oh Charming May...
Miss Emma Collins WI
). Song, German Harcarcle. rs,
PART SECOND.
6. Solo. Polka lie Concert. W.,
Master Saar.
.. Song, Sweet Bri.................. e.,
Miss Emma Collins '7
with Concer inc 0bligato nv Mis- Rcsipa Coi,,.
;. Air, Iyrolean.
Professor Fcitlnger.
0. Grand Goundo. yioin. 10
MSS Rosini Collins my
Master Saar.
Admission 50 cents Gentleman and two l,aos
81 Additional ladies. 80 cents.
Tickets for 'ae at all the principal hotels and mn,
sic stores.
Doors open at Z: concert will commenc. ats ---'
CHARLES III. CRAFT MANAGE,
SEP 20-1t
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]. ]. MQORE,6

Nep Tutoring Es'obltslDtca The Cash principle,
IA Opened on the LIST If September, on the
ia wost side of It'll street. between and III SIS,
M select assortment of Cloths Cassimercs
-ka- VeStings, and Fancy Goc(s in the furnishing
line, to which he invites toe attention Of tn pubic
My motto is "No credit puuctuality in business
quick sales and small profits, charging. paying
customers Ligh prices to make up for the loss and
those who get credit and never pay. Cash Custom
OF none'.' sep 2o-eO2w.
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MUSIC! USIC

WI Bertini's celebrated Sfndlse for she plan .
The Carnival Of Venice. for piano and on: III
pray for the; Italy: The sm;lr: Lilly Dale Wal.l;
Lilly Dalo Schottigche; lily Dale QuickstsT: john
Walr1; Polka echo du Mont Plane; Barhe.or's polka
Dodworth's very best polk; Magic spell Sch't;i,cht
Comet schcttisch". Rory u'MoOre Quicl st-l; Fire
bell galup; The Odd Fellows March &c. &c.
.Smgs.-1he Sexton. dsughter: On 20 the held OF
glory, duett; If / could have my way; Moonight
music, love and flowers; Within mile Of Bdiphuig
town; DO they mics Inc; Why don't be come: ana
all the latest Ethiopian and Scntmcnt~ S1I - JUL
received at WIMERs
9TH strest near Louisiana svenuc'
sep % [Newsl
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O. OLD SORES, ULCERS, and all eruptions and
diseases arising from an impure depraved state of
the blood See the extraordinary cure OF MIR. VIM
&. Harwond. highly respectable citizen of Rich
mond, Va. by Carriers Spanish Mixture. He had
ulcers and o the worst description and finally
got 50 bad that he Was unable TO walk, except on
cruiches. 4 few bottles of Carriers Spanish My-
turP, the great blood purifier. cured him. has
cured hundreds Of Others who have suffered with
rheumatism. had effects of mercury. and pans and
ulcers of the bones and joints.
-. See ADVERTISEMENT.
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NEW GOODS NOW OPENING.

ID j. STEER, Washington Place, eth street is
L Cow opening superior stock Of Gestsmen !
Goods. which it will give him great pleas to show
to all his patrons and to the public In addition to
the usual stock of Merchant Tailor. rectal atm
tion is invited to large stock Of Gentcmcns Dress
Shirts of very sureror fit and quality.
Also. Collars. ST cks. Neck-TeS Crayats Gloves
SuSp.nders, Hosiery. and Furnishing Good. gene
rally. Sep 2u-ea23-
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70 THE VOTARIEs OF FASHION

>ss The undersigned b.gs leave TO call the rt-
III tenion of his former patrons and the public
ia TO the tact that he has :;st received from the
-1A- nor and is opening the choicest sclec-
tious OF CLOTHS. CASSINERS AND YESTINGS OF
French and English styles. ever offered TO them.
which he il prepared q make up III hi. usual style
Paris reports received monthly.
CIV HINTON. Merchant Tailor
North side Pa. avenue between and 5th SITS.
sep ZO-lm-
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DIE D..

On the 5th ult ANN REBECCA MIDDLETON.
only child Of J. Wesley and Elizabeth A. NJ Council,
aged ii months and - days.
This Tuesday morning. after lingering illness.
ELIZABETH ANN MIDDLETON, wife ct J. Wesley
ConneH. aged u years
She gently fell asleep in hsr Savior"
Her funeral will take place to morrow tWedneS
dsy morning ST 10 o'clock. from her late idnnce en-
9TH street. between II and + streets (south)
lutel and Union please copy
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~ We are now displaying our new and Fashion
able styles Of FdH ami Winter Clot,ing. Our s:ork
embraces everything that Is and fashionable for
the season. manufactured with all the taste and ee-
gance for which our clothing is celebrated. NOAH
WALKER CO., Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
Browns Building. sep 20
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~ NOtice.-There will be meeting Of the
US MASTER RRIcKL.rFRs at the CITY Hall As.rs.
sors' Rooms, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next the
2lst instant. Members requested to be punctual
In th"lr attendance. W. j. McC0IIUH.
sep 19-3t- Secretary.
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CIGARS, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO.

THE attention of Smokers, Shutters and Chewers
i is respectfully called to the choice stock OF the
above articles, recently purchased by the subscriber
expressly for the Fine RetGii Trade. His stock Of
Pine Ha1dna Cigars and Lump and fine cut T.bocco.
cannot be eHcelied and nothing is hazarled by as
serting that the fasiidious taste can lie pleased
GEO. ". COCHRAN,
18th street opp. Nat. Intel. Office.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

1OS. A G'SCIfWE END offers his services 10 the cit
- liens Of Washington and Georgetown as teach
er Of Piano, Guita- and Vocal Music. Pianos tuned.
All orders left at Mr.. J. F. Ellis Music Stere Penn
sylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets will
be promptly attended to. rep 20-coft-
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~ 1. q. of R.-An adjour0ed meeting of
uS COLUMBIA DISTRICT TENT. No II, |. o. of II
will be held Mt tn" Hall Of Eagle Tent Navy Yard
on TUESDAY EVENING next.
Representatives. are urgently requested to he pres
ent. as business IF Importance TO the Order in the
District will be taken up for final action.
sep l1-3t*- JN0, r. ELVANS D. RS
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~ Joe Shilltngton receives all the Nrw
Books and NEWSPAPERS a. fast ~ published. He
is agent for Harper's aud all the other Magazines
and our readers Will always find large and good
ortmcnt of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
tore, Oieon Building, of AZ street and Penn
ylyania avenue. an, 10
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WTR1rTEN VISITING cARbs.-rh. subscribe,

WRITTEN VISITING CARBS.-The subscriber
w would respectfully invite the attention ofcit-
zens and strangers to his written Visiting and We'd
ding Cards. which require close examination 10 lie
distinguished from engraving.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Deeds, other Jnatrg-
ments of Writing copied in the most satisfactory
manner at REASONABLE. prices.
Plain ard Ornamental Writing taught al bis resi-
dencr on II street, near 18th. north side.
Orders for Cards left at Mr. WHIrEHURs1s or at his
residence promptly attended to.
". A. RICHARDSON.
?. S-Three or four single gentlemen can be ae-
commodated with board by applying as sbcve.
sep 20-eo-St WAR;
DUlLpING ASSOCIATION SHARES-Yor rae
ID seven share of the Metropolis Building A>so
citation and five Of the Washington City. inquire
at this office. sep 2o-3t
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8. Nj. PETTEsGILL & Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, the authorized Agents to receive adver-
tlsemenis and subscription for the ''Stdr,' AT the
same rates as required at this office, and their re-
ceipts are regarded payments. Their ofhces are
at NEW YORK, l22 Nassau Street.
BOSTON 10 State Street.
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NOTlCE.-U'oseph Harrison. Of the Atheneum
~ Building Saloon, j. in way Connected. nor
has any thing to do with the sale advertised in this
mornings lnteigencer signed r. X. Hazard, Railif.
sep Cost
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UThe large circulation of the STAR
makes it the most desirable advertising me
dun IN the District. 1t has more readers
IN the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
,ngton dailics combined.
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TAYoR s oFFIcE oor a5th le5a

A The attention of the citizens Ia called especially
70 the condition Of the streets and cutters OF the city,
and that they may be informed to the duty good
citizens IN this respect their attention n aske 20 the
Pm section OF an ordinances, entitled ordinance.
re prevent nussnces and improper distinctions in
the streets and for other parposes passed February
9th, 1858, IN these words.
= Every person occupying a house or lot, shall, a.
1as ~ such iot extends, eapse the paved gutter or
gram IN street or public alley opposite thereto, to
oe constantly Kept open aud free from obstruction
slln u ne IAN so TO do be fined not less than
dollar nor than ten dollars add for each day
ger tne hrst that such Obstruction remains shall be
lara" M " ~ ' 49,
az lafge number of yisters is xpected during the
apPioaehhg Agricultural Fair, IL il hoped that the
sA.s.uaa appearance OF our streets may net be Il
source OF modification us; and in order to afford
neas OF removing any filth dirt from the stree Is,
e''5 carts VIII be directed to remove, during this
800 al Tue blth which may be reno we'd from the
20 the sides or on the streets; and il IL hoped
. no resort to the penalties of the above ordinance
viii be necessary.
&c % JOSEPH MAYO Mavor
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GUARD AGAINST AGUEs-Tlis is

~ the season above all others when CUES are me 1T
prevalent and the weather this particua. time Ia
of that peculiar kind, cool mornings and evenings
which rarely fail TO give this loathsome disease vital.
lty ga the south side OF James River, the Mstapo-
d, Appomatox and Pamunkey, and In the lower sec
tione OF Virginia especially ON the Eastern shore
Agues are as regularly expected pay their annual
visits as are the various Of the year and up
dreGs of families ooa forward with hoy dread
to the appearance Of the uRwelcome guests AN
such approximations may now be given to the winds
If those who are afflicted win avail Themselves OF ne
preventive DOW offered to them ia BAKERS (F,T F.
BRATED PREMIUM BITTERS From the n.ods
rateiy active stimulating qualities or these Bitters
aed their healthy effects upon the stomach bowels
blood, secrstive and digestive organs aud their i've.
y, inSigoratng qualities they cannot fail to PRODUCE
just snch results as will prevent undue secretion
of bile and consequent arrangement of thesystena
AZ TONIC they have no superior and the Proprietor
is so well satisfied of their great utility ia diseases
arising from improper Indigestion that be condeut-
~ recommends II for sl diseases that have their orr
gin il loss OF appetite, sour stomach etc
Price % cent? per bottle. For sale by Messrs. Pur
cell, Ledd K Co, Bennett l. Beers Alexander
Duvai, Adie Gray, Charles Milispeugh and Drug
gists generally throughout the city Also, by TODD K
Christian, Petersburg; d. z. Lyman Lynehbure King
Toy, Norfolk; DIR. f. CaInui, Williamsburg
70 Orders addressed 20 T.. BAKER Rirh.aond
Va. will receive prompt attention. oe ii
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CvEA-'lon," OF the Baltimore S:4n, writes as
follows from Washington:
Some Of ourfrisnds OF the press doubt the au-
tnr:atiery OF the runOrs which we have had from
Havana and from Spain, for the last six months,
on his inject. But, in addition to the facts which
tie government have come to the knowledge Of
may mention thatl have letters from in:elli.
gent nerchats OF Havana showing that they believe
n the runlors. The governor of Liberia Is also
aware OF it, and has entered a solemn protest
against the scheme so far it invites the contin.
uaion oil the slave trade, under the euise Of ex-
p3:ta.l2n Of slaves from Africa 10 the Antilles as
apprentices.
The Cooiie project failed. The Coolies were
unequal 10 the labor imposed upon them They
were tried and found wanting. Thousands OF lives
were wasted in that experiment Of British philan
taropy. The new experiment Is nothing more nor
les than the revival of the slave trade and upon
the same plea upon which it originally com
menced by Las CasGS-hl1nauity.
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THE MURDER AND RAPE CASE NEAR JAMAICA.
l. The investigation of the circumstances con.
nected with this atrocity, was continued on Satur-
day last. ii the adjournment of the Court it was
announced that the evidence for the prosecution
was closed. We have not yet heard the verdict of
the Jury, bat it was thought it would be in favor of
committing thetwop persons now in prison. charged
with the double crime Of murder and rape