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having besn aniy csst&dsd u e. tl.,iau-
- s'onors OF the Metropolitan Railroad. ~ tASir
eeuo9 on tns 9th OF July. 1853. ihat ~ airs1snt
~ s'ock required By the charter for the 80 49,,
C rn oI tne Company has ben eubscyihed. ~ ~
~. y. pursuant to the psovisio.s ~ ~
sor,n nscorporating said Company. nsssDr s,vs
soIacs 70 the subscribers Tor aid stock - 49, I.
person Or By proxy At the Unioc Hctsi q es. =
k.. ~, on Thursday, the 28sh II joiv i,r1tSSf
oen me hours OF ~ m. and D. n. RI ~
r.! 1879 =. siectng twelve Directors to msnare
JOHN P' ". 'mAunY.
Nm ". CORCORAN.
VIM. w. SEATON.
DAVID ENGLISH.
FRANCIS DODGE.
FERDINAND w, RIaoUR
Ofthe District OF Columbia
CHARLES E TRAIL,
JACOB NJ KUNKEL.
MEREDITH DAVIS.
Of Frederick county.
ROBERT r. DADE.
VIM LINCAN GATHER.
FRANCIS @. CHOPPER,
or Montgomery county.
DANIEL WEl9EL,
JAMES WASON
ELIAS DAVIS,
July 7-eot2Sth OF Washington couaty.
The National Intelligencer, the Union. and thu
Republic, Washington; the Advocate, Oecrrptova.
U. q; and the Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, viii
please insert the above advertisement three tiunas
! week till the 28th of July. The Journal. Rock-
.nd the Examiner, FreHerick; the Catoctin Wing.
Middetown; the Odd Fellow, Boonsboro': and ia
Herald and Torchght. the Hagerstown Mail. tho
News. and the Peoples Own, Hagerstovn. will
respectively insert the Same once 4 week until the
18th Of July. s. a
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ANOTHER OLD MERCHANT DEAD.-Hon Phi
meas Sprague, an old merchant doing business on
wharf, died at his residence in Chestnut street
yesterday morning. MIR. Sprague was an upright,
honorable and energetic business man, and has
been identified with many of the enterprises which
have reflected credit upon the city of Boston. He
was one of the prime movers in the project Of
uniting Boston with Philadelphia by steamship,
and the Boston agent Of the line of propellers
now running between the two cities. The de-
ceased was brother Of the Hon. Peeg Sprague
Judge of the district and circuit courts Of the Uni
ted States.-Bostom Journal, 18Th.
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP.
THE UNDERSIGNED, having had some twenty
l. years acquaintance with Virginia Military
Land Claims, and with the Revolutionary records
at Richmond, will attend to the revision of such
elaine here, un der the act of 3lst August, 1852;
and will also purchase and sell Land Warrants
and Land Scrip.
VESPASIAN ELLIS,
July 7-dlmif Irving Hotel.
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Great Success of the Opera at Castle Garden.

New York, July 19.-An immense throng of
the residents and strangers in our city were
attracted to Castle Garden last night to listen to
the opera of "Robert lie Diable.' Every seat was
occupied, and the delightful music of the opera
was received with great applause. Sontag and
Steffanone rendered their parts with great bril-
liancy, and seemed to make every effort to please
The opera and the Crystal Palace are now the
chief attractions of our city.
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cANTALoPEs.-A few of them, unripe apparent
ly, and eight cents apiece, were selling in the
Centre Market yesterday.
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LIBRARY OF ConGREss, July 4, 1885,
NIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ii
IN brary of Congress will be closed on Thurs
day, the 2lst instant, and will not again be
opened until Tuesday, the AID Of August.
JOHN s. MEEHAN, Librarian.
July S-2aw2w
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.Aa.rinnl of The CheroEee

New York, July 19.-The steamer Cherokee
has arrived with Havana dates of the l4th inst.
The United States ship Albany arrived at Havana
on the 18th, all on board well.
The reported alliance between Mexico and
Spain was fully credited at Havana There was
no news of importance-weather fine.
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Arrival of the EurOpa-Later from Eu-
rope.

HALIFAX, July 19.-The steamer Europa ar
rived here to-day, having left Liverpool on the 9th
instant The Arctic arrived out on the 9Th The
general news is not important. Nothing decisive
in regard to Russia and Turkey Breadstuffs
were not so firm, but cotton was very firm. The
sales ofthe week were fifty-six thousand bales.
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More Religious Troubles.

LOUISVILLE, July i8.-An anti-Catholic lee
turer, named Kirkland, is holding forth here.
Bishop Spalding has published a card requesting
all Catholics to keep away from his meetings, and
to avoid all violence. The Mayor has also forbid
his preaching, and refused to grant him license
to continue the course.
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Markets.

New YoRK, July 19.-Flour is unsettled by the
foreign news, but sales have been made at an adj
vance of l2s IS cents per barrel. The sales are
$500 barrels at IS IS IS 37s for State, IS IS a
IS "A for common to good Ohio, and SIS 37s
AS SO for Southern Wheat is also excited-sales
of 1880 bushels western white at l32 a 1873, and
3,750 bushels southern at 1872 cents. Prime is
held at 1875 cents. Corn--sales of l6, 500 bushels
at TO- for mixed, and IL for yellow. Pork and
beef firm. Lard steady.
BALTIMORE, July 19.--There has been nothing
done in flour today. Market unsettled-saes of
1000 bushels wheat at 108a 113 for red, and liz
1l8 for white. Corn unchanged.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, July 49,
1900 Baltimore SIS. "a
1000 do do. ga
81 shares Citizens Bank. ........-..... 10a
100 do York and Cumb. Railroad, boo 81
do Frederick Road. 8,
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SILAS II. HILL, Attorney at Law.-Officc
~ corner OF E and Sixth streets. Entrance on
sixth street. May 9-eod2m
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HEmOVAL.
THE undersigned beg leave to announce that
Il they have removed their WINE & LIQUOR
STORE to rs Dock street, two doors east of their
former Establishment, where they will be glad to
receive the visits of their friends and patrons, to
whom they offer the attraction of Stock not sur
passed for purity, variety, and excellence by any
establishment in the United States.
THOMAS H. JACOBS & CO.,
July6 rs Dock street, Philadelphia.
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Collectors Office, July 13, 1853.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs.-Dedu
IN for Prompt REPRESENTATIVES. is hereby
given that the Taxes for the year 1853 due,
and payablesat this office; and that deduction of
ten per cent. is allowed by law for the current
year, if paid on before the 3lst of August en-
suing. X. j. ROCHE,
July 15-eotdif Collector.
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E. M. DREW, MERCHANT TAILOR,
18th Street, opposite tho Ohicc Of tho National
1ntclligencor,
IIAS on hand q large and choice assortment of
III Cloths Cassimeres, and Vestings, to which he
invites the attention of the public. Orders for
garments executed with promptness, in manner
to please, and at moderate rates.
July 6-2w
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THE CouRT-RooM.--Ofla late, on various occa-
sons, we have noticed that at least one-third of
the spectators in the courtroom was composed of
white boys, and blacks of both sexes. They were
doubtless much interested in the proceedings, 9th
erwise they would not have been there. Some of
the latter race, however, may have been sum-
moned as witnesses, as not a few of their own CO.
or have occupied the time and attention of the
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DAR-IRON, STEEL AND NAILS, TIN,
I'D Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Bar Lead, and Tin
Zinc; American and English Sheet-iron, Bellows,
Anvils, Upright, Parallel and Chain Vices, and
other goods Of this description, which will be sold
cheap. E. WHEELER,
Corner 7th and B streets, near the Canal.
July Gin News and STAR r
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E. WHEELER'S,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
TNews and Star.1

TNHE PROPRIETOR OF THE IRVING
i HOTEL would respectfully remind the pub
lie that, during the repairs of Wizards Hotel he
offers accommodations to those who have business
in the upper part of thecty; or who like airy and
comfortable apartments. 1
June J6-tf DANIEL d. FRENCH
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A MAGNIFICENT SUGAR DISH has been manu-
featured by Mr.. Robert Keyworth, of this city,
to be exhibited at the Crystal Palace in New
York. The body of it consists of golden me-
lon, resting broad grape leaf of silver, hav-
ing silver pedestal, and the lid encircled with
grapevine of silver bearing clusters Of golden
grapes. 1t is handsome work of art, and highly
creditable to the workmen of this city by whose
skill it has been formed.
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THE BRIcKLAYERs.--lna accordance with pre-
vious arrangement, a committee Of the bricklay-
ers, now on ''strike" for additional pay, had an
interview yesterday with the President of the
United States, who received them courteously,
and assured them that he would have a CONVEX
saton with Captain Meigs Gin charge of the ex-
tension of the CaptoD upon the subject, and in
form the committee of the result through that
officer.
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GTOCK IN THE CAPE LOOKOUT PAVI-
~ LION COMPANY.-Notice ID hereby given
that books for subscriptions to the capital stock of
said company, chartered by an act of the General
Assembly Of the State of Maryland at the January
session, 1853, will be opened at the Patriotic bank
Chubb Brothers, bankers, and at the office of
Messrs. Evans & FAINT in the city of Washington
and District Of Columbia, on Saturday the 25t6 In.
slant, and will be kept opened until the 25th Of
July next
WILLIAM H. DUNKINSON,
F. w. RISQUE,
EDWIN ROBINSON,
June 27-d&clm Commissioners
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LOT OF GROUND, fronting 20 feet on Fifth
street, between l. and M streets, in square 5l4,
and running back 100 feet, was sold yesterday
afternoon by Mcclure, auctioneer, at - cents
per square foot
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-In this court Yesterday,
previous to the commencement of the trial OF
Captain schaumberg, the negro boy, Jack Shep-
pard, alias John Fisher, whose trial for arson COM
monced on Monday, was convicted. There being
other cases pending against him for similar of
fences he was not sentenced
John F. West, mulatto boy already convicted
OF arson IN one case, was tried upon three indict-
ments for firing as many houses. He was con-
victed in one and acquitted in two Mr.. Ennis
defended Sheppard, and Mr.. Radcliffe and Mr..
Darlington defended West
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THE CORNERSTONE of the Fourth Baptist
Church, on Thirteenth street, between G and H
streets, will be laid tomorrow afternoon, at five
o'clock. The exercises at the stand, we learn,
will consist of appropriate music, addresses by the
Rev. DR.. Bowling, of Philadelphia, Rev. DIR.
kingsford, of Alexandria, and others, together
with the laying of the cornerstone by the Fra
ternity of Masons, and the offering of prayers.
The procession will be formed in front of the
Tenth street Baptist Church at quarter to five
O'Clock, to proceed to the site of the proposed
edifce.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA.


Bosros, August 3l.-The steamship Europa ar
rived at her wharf at Q o'clock this morning
The latest news received by telegraph at Liver
pool, was London dates to the Goth inst.
II Il now said that Napoleon has relinquished his
contemplated journey toiDieppe, owing to the new
complication Of the Eastern Question.
Aramor was current in Vienna, that Austria had
resolved TO occupy the Fortress of Belgrade in the
event that Russia made an inroad into Servia
The latest intelligence from Ct Petersburg states
that notwithstanding the negotiation for peace now
pending, the War Department was az active as ever
The Cars acceptance of the Vienna proposition
was not unconditional. He will not consent to evac
uate the Principaes until the Porte has signed an
arrangement tantamount to concession of all the
points in dispute.
Advices from Constantinople to the 9Th inst state
that the Persian Ambassador had given the Sultan
full assurances Of assistance, if needed measures
having been taken by Shah to raise an army of
$1,000 men, which viii be placed at the disposal of
the
The Turkish Government had ordered the Greek
Bishops to return to their Bishoprcks Immediately,
ithaving been ascertained that Russian Agents were
endeavoring ia foment disturbances and disorder,
in various parts ofthe country
When the news reached Servia of the threatened
occupation of the territory by the Austrian troops
the Prince OF Servia replied that he would resist
the occupation by force. The whole Province is
armng, and 10000 militia have already collected.
The latest dispatches from Constantinople state
that the people continued favorable to the resist
ance to the Russians.
The cholera has again made is appearance in
Warsaw.
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Good ADVERTISEMENT The Philadelphia and
Baltimore Railroad Company have closed contract
with the Southwark Railroad Company, leasing their
line Of road for fifteen years at six per cent on the
cost Of the road after it shall be put in complete
der by the relaying Of the track &c The Southwark
railroad extends from the Baltimore Companys depot
90 Broad street Philadelphia the river Delaware
al the foot Of Prime street BY the establishment of
steam ferry and the extension Of the New York
railroad to point on the New Jersey shore opposite
Prime street, an almost unbroken line of railroad
from New York to Baltimore aording superior faeil-
tes fer the transmission Of through passengers and
freight, without the delay and expense attending a
transit ss at present. through the streets of Phadel
Phls. When the Sasguehanua bridge Is completed,
this arrap cement will shorten the time TO New York
several hours.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, August 3l.-sales of 400 bbls Flour
to-day a. $537 to $3.50.
Wheat-White is firm and prices advanced two
cents.
NEW York, Aug. 31.-Flour IS active and in de
mand. Sales of 10000 bbls State brands today al
$40 to $3.50. Southern is selling at $3.50 tc
1915.
Sales of so 600 bushels of Wheat-Southern white
81 to Sl27
Yellow Corn selling at 7e sts
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ihL EPIDEhlc AT N. ORLRAss.--On the
gdh the number of cases and deaths was on
the decrease. There were only 1855 deaths
during the previous "a hours. Of which Isl
were by fever. On the morning of the Goth.
the state of the weather was reported bad for
the sick. The deaths for the previous "a
hours were les, of which l5e were from fe.
yer.
The Howard Association have extended
their aid TO Jefferson City and Carrollton,
where the fever is.very severe. Inthose two
places there had been 1873 deaths in the pre-.
vlous "a hours, of which l64 were from fever.
Not more than $4,000 unacclimated persons
remain in New Orleans
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Smith g. PQrkers, of Alexandria, have
just completed a splendid locomotive for
burning coal, 20 be used on the Hudson River
Road, where ii will be entirely new thing,
as wood has always been used. They have
orders for 10 more, for the Pennsylvania Cen
trail Road
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Aterdndrla, Loudoan and Hampshire
Rdiroad.-The AleEandria Gazette informs
us that there are several surveying parties in
the field, who viii doubtless make their re-
Turns IN season for report at the meeting of
the stockholders, 10 be held on the Sd Thnrs-
day in October. It is ascertained that the
Blue Ridge can be crossed at Keys Gap, at
grade of SO feet to the mile.
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FATAL RAILROAD OCCURRENcE.-E, D, Wei
more, esq, musician and leader Of cotilon band
was run over at ll5th St, Harlem, n l., at 10 -
O'Clock en Monday evening, by an up train Of cars
ofthe Harlem railroad, and instantly killed Ht is
supposed to have been slightly intoxicated, and to
have sat down on the track
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Duel al BladeaS5arg.
WASHINGTON, Aug. so, P. N


This afternoon, at 1 O'Clock, q duel was
f,nght near Bladensburg, between Messrs. Ro.
PIDcEwAY and SAB'L 6. DAVIS, both of Bed
ford county. AIR Ridgeway was the chal-
lsncer At the word he fred, without effect,
and Mr.. Davis reserved his fire Mr. Ridge
wav. through his friends, expressed himself
satisfied and the affair was amicably settled.
Mr. Ridcewsy Is Editor of the Bedford Sen
incl published at Liberty. in Bedford coun
~ and MIR Davis was one of the delegates
from that county TO the Legislature. They
are both young men. The difficulty grew out
Of warm political discussions, which was
emerged iuto a personal quarrel. The con
dnet OF Davis on the field is highly applauded
We see that the Baltimore papers state
tia; Mr. Davis fred: bat this is mistake.
The above statement is correct
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DIR. SHOWER was chosen the Democrat
candidate for Congress in the end district of
Maryland, by Convention at Havre De
Grace, on the 3oth ult. There was a pro-
tracted struggle between aspirants, which
was finally settled by compromise upon DR..
Shower.
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RAIL ROAD CoLLIsIoS.-We learn from Sara
toga, N. Y, that on the Goth collision took place
between TWO trains on the Schenectady and Sara
Ioga Rail Road, by which Daniel Oshander, fire
man, was killed, and Several passengers were
badly hurt
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MAJOR Needy, while engaged in settling
some claims at the Treasury Department on
the 30th, was taken sick, and as he was de-
and was seriously if not fatally injured
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T. 'Oh NOIlFOLJfA, 1Ohi - A " u i ID,
OLD POINT, &e-PORT WALTHALLa LINE
The favorite and beautiful STEAMBOAT AU-
GUSTA. under the command of Captain William c.
Smith, $50 long and fagorably known the Travelling
community on the Potomac and James rivers has
resumed her place upon the line via Port " althall
after having been thoroughly rebuilt and fitted out
IL the most elegant style, and furnished with Life
Boats, LifePreserxers Force-Punps, and all the ap-
pances required by act Of Congress to secure the
safety of passengers.
The Cars running IA connection with the Augusta,
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot ey-
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday al O'clock, A.
N.
Returning, the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the
alternate days, viz: Tuesdays THURSDAYS end Satur-
DAYS, at O'Clock, IN
Touching at Old Peint during the batkasg season,
and all the landings the river.
Rare between Richmond and Norfolk, Old Point and
Portsmouth 81 W
Fare between Richmond, Coke's Kings Mill and
GROVE "hdrVes-.-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Nttls edcn. 10
Children over three and not twelve years of
age, half price.
Servants through so
way %
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
OFFICE R. 4 p R-.R. Co, August 81, 1858.
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Lord ELGIN, Governor General of Canada,
passed by st. Johns on the goth August, en-
route for Halifax, where he would embark for
England.
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Benjamin F, West, ESQ. of Alexandria, Va,
assistant in the U. S. Coast Survey, died at
Portland Maine on the 18th inst,
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GREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

III 44A11i 1.--1NlN1I<INSoL
~ SUCCESS!-MORE THAN 500 PERSONS IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND ALONE TESTIFY
TO THE REMARKABLE CURES PERFORMED
BY CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.-This great
spring medicine and purifyer of the blood is now
used by hundreds of grateful patients who testify
daily 10 the remarkable performed Thy the
greatest of all medicines CARRIERS SPANISH
tons in the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers Old
Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the
Throat, Female Complaints, pains and aching of the
bones ana JOINTS speedily put flight by using
this great end measurable remedy
For all dise.sescE the blood, and as q spsing and
compare with It. 1t cleanses the system Of all inpu.
rites acts gently and efficiently the liver and kid
neys, strengthens the digestion, gives tone to the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy and
stores the constitution, enfeebled by disease broken
down by excuses IN youth, to its pristine sigor and
strength
For the ladies' it Is incomparaby better than all t
cosmetics usaf A few doses of Carers Spanish
Mixture Will remeEe all sallowness of complexion
bring the roses men-ng the cheek give elasticity
to the step al ii improve the general health in
laarkable dfgte, seyond all the medicines ever
heard of.
The large number of certificates of remarkable
cures performed persons residing in own city
by the Of Carters Spanish Mixture, IS the best
evidence that there is humbug about it. The
press hotel keepers magistrates physicians and pub
lie men, wei known to the community, all sdd their
testimony TO the wcaderful effects of this GREAT
BLOOD PUREFIER.
Cali and see a few out of the hundreds Of certif-
Gates around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT Il BEERS, Druggists,
No. I25 Main street, Richmond
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle orssiX bottles for s.. an
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TEXAS ELECTION,

The Washington Union thinks there is reason to
believe that Fease, Dem, has been elected Govern
or, kand DR.. Dickson, Dem. Lieut. Governor OF
Texas. The returns are hewever, very inconl-
nlefe
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The work of constructing the canal at Sault st.
Marley which Lake Superior will be thrown
open 70 general navigation-is said to be advanc-
ing steadily. The length of the canal will be less
than mile, with lock at each end.
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Cold COuntry.-There was sharp frost il
the low lands under the White Hill range, il
New Hampshire, on the Goth inst.
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Capt. H. Brown, of the Sd regiment ef U
S-a rtillery, died al Jefferson Barracks on The
cad inst, Of typhoid fever.
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Manassas Gap Raiirodd-The ties are
LAID down nearly to the Gap, and the iron is
daily expected at Alexandria SO that cars may
be expected to nun to the Gap in a short
time
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Capt. Everett, a bearer of dispatches from
Governor Stevens, arrived at ST Louis On the 30th
from The Rocky Mountainss
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CONDUCTOR CoMsToCK AcQU1TrED-The Jury
in the case OF the State Tvs Comstock, at L, II
O'clock on Monday morning, returned verdict of
not guilty upon all ofthe counts in the information
The verdict received by the audience with loud
applause.
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1t is said that Woodward, who is andersen
tence of death at Washington for the murder
of his wife, will make a confession.