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MAY 25, 1853.


UELLsI HELLsI HELfls i-Tbc snbscrbers manulacture
constantly hand all of factory
ferry locomose school house, aud panton bells These
bells hung with yokes moveabe They
turned around capper will strike In
place. which desirable after bell has been few
affixed the clnpper from resting
the bell thereby pfoongog the sound These bells are
from the best In castings AZ this
found be great Improve
We give that church belts break within
purchase, fair will rrcsat with
The all bells " wautnsd Nearly soo bells
foundry, which is the best
superiority We have 6eon gold and silver meda-,
f the best bells for
We attention getting
chimes refer those furnished by Our foundry
Hudson Erie canal and railroads
direction. As this E the largest establishment Of the
United and has the largest of hei
filled despatch We refer bells
of Old bells taken
Levels, cornpasses, sc constantly On hand Address
A. MEvEEbY's SONS,
May ei-iydscp West Troy, ". ".
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MArbIeizcd Manteis, Columns, Ped sstaIs Table
Tops Sc, sc.
Company public their
iron, greatest
which they gold
the the Met ropotan Mechan
Washington February and March Of this
year.
This MATERIAL having metallic basis durable and cheap
marble; OF and the
marbe than direih varieties, exact
beautu capable of listing greater degree
heat and be injured by the nenor Of acids
SILAs 4. HERRING.
deparmen, Of this under the
pcnendence r. j. Williams, the the
business that OF John
be addressed, the
cipa rooms ei3 broadway, New York
-
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Distant subscribers money BY eres postage
which VIII bs PAID BY BY
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published during tho ses
sions OF Congress, and semi-weekiy during
Subscriptions for period less than be received
terms proportioned 20 the above annual rates.
CO. PoSTMASTERs authorized axens and by
sending DAILY subscribers, with SO o.
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with S3 enclosed; WEEKLY
subscribers, with o enclosed will be ened 10 Of the
they furnish subscribers for, gratis
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ny J. G Mcguire, ,Aueuonesr.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN THE
eligible position the frat ward.on Wednesday aer
June 3tb O'Clock sha sell half
c that valuable lot 100 situated the OF and
privilege The whole
These
beautifully Washington,
Pe.idents House depart
IN
residue a credit OF five
payable secured by
property. Of
purchaser
JAS. G. Mcguire,
May22-d Aucuoneer.
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May 2a,
ny y. c. MCGUIRE, Aucuonser.

VERY VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY ON I2h
Friday afternoon, May a. at O'Clock,
the shah se valuable parcel OF ground, being
oot5 and all OF lot @ fronting 81 feet III inches
h between north running back
W a alley.
These rby situated for business private
d.ncss being immediate vicinity of Pennsylvania
and the Irving Hotel.
Terms. residue and years for
JAS. @. Mcguire.
Msy21-d Aucuopesr.
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cESrLEMES's BOARDING HOUsE--Mr. A. Thomp.
'son informs her friends and public removed
from the north side of r. I1 side ~ The
ssn opposite her former residence lately occupied
by Mrs Reed, which she
tab'e msnner and gentlemen with
neatly furnished NJ bonrin The best.
She nstter- herself satisfaction TO All who
may pstronse her
The locality IL very pleasant and desirable one, within one
square ef public departments.
May 5-eod9t
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ny j. g. MCGUIRE, Auc,ionser.

THREE HANDSOME NEW THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSES
Monday May
,r O'Clock The premises shall sell lots "a and IS, in
@ siuaed between and NJ aud improved
N three handsome iheestory brick houses Of them finished
with glass bowwipdows, and every
vsnlencs for a business stand.
These houses very desirable being situated Of the
principal business squares seventh street
Tms One cash the residue In sir twelve, eighteen
nd t-enouf months. for satisfactorily secured bearing In
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Nty2-d Auctiopeer.
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ny GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioneer..

VHREE HANDSOME NEW THREE STORY FRAME HOUSES
and lots aucfionon friday the 9Th instant, shs sell,
SIC O'clock front Of the premises three handsome, we'll
eat and conveniently They tbrec
' one whRh has ahveee inch They stus
ted on lot No g. in side
ss street. between streets 30 back "a
issi TO o-s alley. houses built Of the best
nh-one Of which good and passage The
ohsn have good each.
Isrms One third balance twelve, and eighteen
onhs the purchaser for the deferred
m interest from day of sale, deed given and deed of
putable
M.y nd Auctiooecr.
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Notice Proposals Purchase OF state Bonds
ExscurIvE orucE, Baton RouoR, QLA,D

Notice Proposals Purchase OF state Bonds
ExsoUrIvE orrIcr, Baron RouoK, LA,l
May 10Th, 1888
w EREAS OF the Louisiana legislature entitled An
necessary relief OF the
the 6tae April 3Oh 1884, made The duty Of
the governor issue bonds IN sums OF hye hundred dollars
bearing payable sent
January h OF July for the
of hundred thousand dollars $780, 600
loO principal Of said bonds to be cdaemabe within forty
their
duty OF the
invite proposals. for the purchase OF said bonds
Now by these be known that proposals will
be received the ONCE State a Baton Rouge tof
A. 1884, which said proposals will be opened and the
aforesaid bond thereof awarded the highest idde
being understood OF than the value Of said
bonds will be accepted
Rouge this tenth day Of May, d. 1853, and OF the inde
" pendence OF the United States The ssveny-seyenth
r. o. HEBERT,
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
AspRsw &. IrpRos, Secretary Of State.
B-Bddcs aforesaid informed that, by the
made the duty OF The auditor Of
public and the State the end OF each fiscal
3ls OF March, 1884, 10 transfer the
fund redemption
said eighteen thousand dollars which fund
used ihn for which u s
And "a further provided the third section OF said act
that the said fund thus arising shall be invested by The SAID AUDITOR
(w the sanction OF the governor In stock bearing
annunhe stocks To be
their ready conyerb into cash and 10 be
for the Of the principal o said tond and never he
the fourth ard shat
from the funds
said bonds
without the ability OF The
obligations and TO be used or
purpose the payment Of said current interest
May 2I-eodtlsJuiy
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Commissions An ~ ~n fs md y Algnyh or
y
nv nl
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d d ire OF
wARDs
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BY E. Y. srHArTON, Auctione,r,
Pennyvana aren.s south side, loh street,
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or APpTvATT
my socuonOn Friday morning. May 27h at 10 O'Clock,
e sdencs ofJames NJ Rankin, street, between
n and hh sesis shall sell of welkea house
oafurntnfe Sc, consisting in pau Of
one superior .-vsnoctave rosewood piano. Hseu Davis,
Boston
nahogany bookcase glass doors and drawers
Do sofa. divnn. ana chair.
10 centre table, Egyptian marble s-top
rosewood armchair, maroon velvet covering
Hahasany sdsboard, dining and other tables
snarlsras, and mane
-ehsrsny and walnut French bedsteads
49, snd iron bedsteads,
naotany, valnu, and maple dressing bureaus
p, and vainui crib. wardrobe
x,,,ussa marble top wa,hsiands
" shut and maple cane ssat cb,s
n,,... ,vsuon'sna superior Gather beds
Ssn carpet and rode, oil cloth 'P''
I"'et sets, rugs, and ....-
TN safe, stone iron and yooAsn . .Ma't
COOKING, paior, and ehamhe, ,,a.
Toeethsf with general assormep, \, s,,..- i --,-.
Terms go and under over an W ~
ssnssctoriy endorsed, belting interest " oy '' nos
May 95-d
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The Gardiner Trial.

CRIMINAL COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF. CoLUM
BIA
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pY Letters ntent Is4o patent
garments, discovery
s Of The present day bey relieve wlhsu. pain or shock Kin IN
ache, rheumatic doo'suI &C. and by their mild but
pecepbe action the ody diseases OF years stand
inssuch eou, paralysis liver dseaser
40 ho. na,' sS4sn s
called convusons also OF eeng under dcunes and
tons decompo.e water deaee, magnetic needle short
daen e.s ese weigh aSoa TWO aaaees @ can oiaea
pocket always ready foI use and w lac.
Of diseases add compo which mild streaming cleo
ss ss e. 5'' complete '''' no" 81 % 80 ''"'e'
may facts, any person easily
convince himself beforehand al the depot, Of ,hs un,b The i'm
Academy Of Medicine York ap
a1 s"a waS island hospitals. Brooklyn c Hospital &c in
p 70 s s@ss Sas s ] and % by @
faculty Vienna by The roya faculty al Berlin and o,h
Europe
dis,nsu,hsd members Of The profession
and invite the public examine them.
Pun and Illustrated dcscnponson for personal and
cured IN New Yor Europe may
gs n T - osocas Containing res een,.
No SEC Boadway corner OF Prince street New York
Assn, wsshinlon o. Gilman psnpyys@. sI avenue
Ap pas-dam
- uSFsIGEItAToHs.-The subscriber hn. received
Il supply sloaear refsera,or.n
soloma from The Metopolan Mechanics. Institute e
.or 70 be Ssassy s best a arranged
% food provision entirely separate or removed
!. in each vessel and within each
,y fe"o 81 me ss" Whole sppaia,u. J. iasprsa
fot vale prices with me privilege Of being
"'"'' '' q, W. BoTELER,
Apn-u Iron Hall.
l,ENTLEMEN's wEAR.-Iu-, received very large and
Of blue, black, brown, satin, olive
anu Plan and fancy Errish and French cashmere.
styles p's'n and ncy fre"ch dlne', 'omo entirely
Plain and figured silk, cashmere, Marssii,s
And very rich and cut velvet yesnss suitable 70 he season
handserchs (.s and linen, gloves. hosiery, &c to which We
',EsSS"s 2e ao%sw NV" - ''''' aoou, aao. Co.
Dissolution
ug undersigned have associated heretofore in bust
nrys under Of RDGELY co. have this day Dissolved
''' same y ''''''' ''''' SAN. sToTT,,
Washington, d. G., Nay }, 1883.
NB-A persons having sgsn. The said firm request
10 for payment Also, hoss who
' i' " W - A. RIDcELy.
aortmen drugs aud fancy articles procured from
Physicians may having prescriptions and all late
qss ss % ,.Ssy ws % the
and the public generally. 49, ~ !. va Gn.nis,
May i3-eodet Near Seven Buildings, Penn av'
STRAw HATS STRAW HATS LIN great variety for
mem youths and children every style au ana pse sp cash.
Or my paae'o' customers Cal acd ID ,es Es n LANES
Hat, Cap and eenuemeo's Furnishing Reimbursement
May s-3mw3wn Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street
ApDrTrOSAL Supplies OF G-.c. rurnsshi~s Goods
have jus. reformed from New YORK with 'nohe, ,s-h 81
dcdy best have had the pleasure offer friends snd
Good articles prices dealing, may al times
be relied on by calling at
Hat, Cap, and cent-mens Furnishing R.sbH.hment,
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CUPERIOu Sugar-Cured Hams found. nj
the No. family grocery, h "a door below Laham-
Bank such az
stars and sha, . hams
John sbsy's do
]. N. Bufrowss
Baltimore cured do plain
May J9--eolw y. CLAYTON BPAsurARg.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.
EA .aiSs4 aiSs.ss isfss

ON and amer Monday 1885, daily trains (Sunday excepe
will be run road asreeaby the following
In
Waenton and intermediate points will leave the
on corner of and Henry Streets at O'Clock,
Returning will Waenlon O'Clock, p m, arriving
AIexsndrs q q quarter before . O'Clock, p.
tfajn Cupcper Alexandria and intermediate points will
leave Culpeper O'Clock, arriving in Alexandria 10
O'Clock, 4.
ReurninR will Alexandria quarter o'clock,
arriving in Culpeper a quarter before 5 O'Clock.
daily stage running Gordonsve and Culpepe in
this and the Virginia Per
H..
Per order: w. u. BROCKETT, Agent
May ll-dn
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& 5Es:ssslliE3
baltimore OAio vaiiroad baltimore to Whens and
seting uttA and sptendd steamers Q As
Umton the OHIO, andhe stages 10 ZanesriHe, Se
m s expedous line thoroughly completed by the late
dnishnR Tunnel and the road being
OF travellers Is conhieny
rected and low fares The scenery upon
ira the stupendous and attractive chaIacief
Tho express leaves baltimore daily at p M, ana
ns dscI through Wheeling $3.50 mles in s or ~ hours ~
Guiding stoppsgss, arriving there AZ next day
sssssnrc leaving Baltimore lay over o iodgDg
Ia l7s mes and proceed thence 10 wheeling he
morning ,,,,,.... "a .
10 connect trains The leave Warrington a .,
M and daily, meeting from Baltimore al The wash
paon junction. the Relay oase nine miles nom
Baltimore.
Al wheeling allied Of the Union line,
which completed form daily
passengers down the ONO 10 Gin
cnnau The for Nashville, &c.,
The ST. and New Orleans packets may be taken by those
ing further
Passengers Columbus Tor prefer the land Gin
cnns Ohio and the West also proceed di
aver National Zanesve and thence
Psssenxe for Wesvis Cleveland by sieamboas and
railroad find agreeable are being
regular speedy connexion Wheeling and from those
places. -, -, -,
no charge transfer Of passengers baggage.
route) Washingonto Wheeling, 80 So Cincinnati, Si
10 Louisvie $la
Tickets OF Mr. Parsons agent railroad station
Washington, and of the other agents of the company
WIN. PARKER,
May ll--dG General Superintendent
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pHoFEssoR ALEXANDER q. bAHkr's rr,cophe- n".
compound preserving fnsfening soen
promoting growth of hair, cleansing ue head ana
and ercrno cu bruises, &C, ihe
Barrys Trcophero"s, Wheto
and nvforaion OF the har or of cupons
preparations intended
The This inconsdefed assertion Figures
and safes million Of bottles yen
receipts siooooo This yesr e eusncss w eieseo
which daily srve the depot
and l3 broadway, addressed 20 Professor Barry en-
immediate attention. would scarcely DC
is 2opO 10 5000 boue@ a
day probably all the other hair pepaons con
article everywhere snd the liberal
dealers combine 10 increase m sales with gr. rapidly
md made nj considerable expense
add is well ns intrinsic value f sae, whoe
and maruactry l5 bfosdwsy sud
nv The and druggists throughout the United
Mexico, West ladies Great ban ma
and nv = Parker and cibbs Washington, d. O. sold IN
large bottles. Pdce - cents
May 1-d6ms
Iu,rJARD.S HOTEL, New York, No, ss5 Brcsdwey.
street. open forShe % 'ne
and 10 fitted np with q" n~ "rs'" ~
provemen4 superior msnne he proprietor,
formerly Hotel Washington, D. c VII DC hsppy 20 sec
ofh friends all those of the HaVsh"s p""e WV
- r. u. WILLARD
Nrv yosr, May 17-9mif
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'A "'''- y May ), isss
0EALED proposals be received this ONCE
o'clock Wednesday, the eighth day Of June
hundred anthracite Of the best quality,
TO Jumps the of fourteen pound weight
10 be of the Capitol free from all
dust nd particles Of small coal
Aso furnishing hundred and cords of the hest
quality hickory hundred cords sawed
snce tweny-1ve
corded yard the Capitol
ured al expense Of the contractor.
be delivered and before the
10th day Of September next -
JOHN w. FORNEY,
Clerk House OF Representatives OF the United States
May lo-dieihJune
(lnelixencer, Republic, and Evening Slarl
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Dy j. c. ncGUIRE. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE FARM NEAR
WAsHNGToNon Tuesday afternoon, May 81, at O'Clock,
Jas g. MCGUIRE shall SELL by virtue OF
March H. 1884, and duly recorded ia Lii
"a foos 20e 2i2, OF the land records OF
Washington county, OF called haddock's Hill, .
Biadenburg about u miles distant IRON
Washington oiand, with good
substantial dwelling and all necessary oubuildings
Terms residue in equal paymsnt pay
able March H. 1884, and March H. 1885, secured by deed Of
and bearing interest from day OF sale.
THOs CARBERY, Trustee.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
Ap 29-eod Aucuoneer.
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION n, -r,..s.,
~ afternoon, May 3s, 8. o'clock on The premise. %
part oflos No ~, In 2s5 fronting pa fest An se
alley s - wv 70 aSs|eet
Terms One third cash residue twelve noah. g.
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest. W
ua J. c. MCGUIRE
-Y Aucuoneer
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L. asssNE, Professor Of the French, Spanish, .na
a. sn iaaenaf.s, Avenue House Mrs Davs bsrvceu
AZ % =" streets, fennsyivsnia avenue, south side.
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IN CONTINUATION.

FrrY-rousrH DAY-TurspAY. MAY II, 1853.
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Fo Hlsr-Two large airy chambers with bath room Apply
ssy 10 A., MRS. LAMB,
- ~u'"bune Opposite Willards Hotel,
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yTRAw HATS STRAW HATS lin great variety fo'
- men, youths children, STYLE quality, ana price
and fashionable Just received cheap i cash.
CIi ,RLEs H. LANES
Hat, Cap and Gcnuemen's Furnishing Establishment
May s-3nw3wif fepp-ylvsnia avenue, near ~ street
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A DUTrIONAL Supplies OF ts~ats E'urutshtug Goods
n New smother fresh supply,
stock this large, varied and complete and dec
have had the offer friends snd
The public.
Good articles prices, and fair dealing, MI times
be relied on by calling at
CHARLES ~ LANR'a
Hat, Cap, and Gennemen's Furnishing Establishment,
May s-srav3~f PeDnsyvanis svesue, near ~ street.
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umpire, and he is now in the city Of New
York for that purpose. Rev. Drs. Smith and
Early of Virginia, Green Of Tennessee, and
Parsons of Kentucky, appearas Commission
ers for the Church South; and Messrs. Carl
ton, Phillips, Porter, and Rev. DIR. Peck, act
for the Northern Church. The Commission
viii probobly be occupied in the considera-
ton of the case during the week, and we trust
that the result of its action will be final
close of one Of the most lamentable ecelesi.
astical controversies the country has ever
known"
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DIED,

De- Tuesday. the 18th, st quarter before ,,a,..,
?: M, FRANCIS REoNAULT, aged IS years s'o M,
trends ana ecqnantances are requested attend his
dral. ne'
Mr.. REGNApLT was q nativ. of Philadelphia, but !.
resident of this city for So years He most wor
thy and valuable eitfzen enc of the founders of the
Artillery company, of wssch he was for number of
years an active aud jealous member, aud always
manifested warm Interest for its welfare. His So
cial, kindly aud fiedly feelings eudeered him to all
who knew him. TIE los TO the family of this truly
worthy and good man Is irreparable, their devotion
TO him emanated from pure flia affection, matured
and heightened BY the paterna attachment of kind
and indulgent parent But when that Almighty nays-
FERROUS power tends forth the King of Teors 1t il
duty imposed on us to submit TO His Decree.
g7r Phiadelphia papers please copy.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
-.naIIIpsnlv MnnNINo. pEoEMRER ], less.
TF The prospect now is of general war

TF The prespec, now is of general war
in Europe. England cannot keep out of it
;f she would. The war spirit of the people
Il late reports are true, has shaken the fous-
dst;ons Of the present yacillating Cabinet,
and II win soon tumble to pieces. Turkey
has astonished the world by the vigour and
shirt with which she has vindicated her
rights. Her success may be short-lived' IL
she do not receive aid from the great Euro
pean pswers, it may be but the flashing OF
meteor across the darkness Of a midnight
skv, but better that than a long life OF ignooie
subsection. But the European powers wiiinot
deser, Turkey. wewill soon have an Illus
tration in her case, of the truth that the gods
helm them who manifest disposition to help
themselves. France and England will now
fall into the rear of the Ottoman column, and
he indebted to the Turksior the ultimate pre-
serya,ion of their own independence from
Russian aggression.
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THE METHODIST PROPERTY SUIT.

1hE MEL hOlJlS1 fROIEk1 SUI.
The New York papers learn that the i'm
portant Property Question between the two
branches of the Methodist Church, is about
to be amicably adjusted in New York.
1t will be recollccted that the unjust and
Impressive decision of the General Confer
fe in 1874, in the ease of Bishop Andrews,
lhe had become by marriage, connected
with slave property, compelled the delegates
of the South to form distinct ecclesiastical
organization. The Church North, however
whose conscience was SO sensitive upon the
sin of slavery, concerning which the Bible
says nothing, was thoroughly eallous upon
the sin of covetousness, concerning which
the Bible says great DEAL and consequently
refused TO grant the Church South an equita-
BILE share in the avails of the moneyed estab
lishment, which had been built up by the
common benefactions and efforts of both sec
lions of the Church, the South being the prin
cipal contributor. A suit was thereupor
commenced by the Southern Church in the
u. s. Courts for New York and Ohio. "Ad
verse decisions says the New York Times
which gives sketch of the litigation, 'wert
rendered; Judge Nelson of New York deci
ding in favor of the Southern organization
and Judge Leavitt of Ohio deciding in favor
of the Northern body.
In order that a litigation, SO painful, and
necessarily productive of so much scandal
might be brought to a close, meeting o.
Commissioners from the two Churches was
recommended by Judge Mclean for the pur
nose of an arnicable adjustment of their re
spective claims. The proposition was ae
cepted by the representatives of the charcl
South, and by those of the Church Nortf
having In charge the property in New York
Those holding the property in Ohio. though
strongly urged by Judges Mclean and Lea
witt, and by their distinguished advocate, Mr.
Ewing, still hesitate. Itisto be hoped, upon
every ground, that this sound and Christian
advice may prevail I
Judge Mclean, yielding to the. earnest q
quest Of both parties. has consented to act ri
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Mayor Westervelt, of New York, has given his
decision in the case OF the seizure of 758 kegs of
gunpowder, on the 9th Nov, and, the hearing,
decides to confiscate the whole of it to the Fire
Department, the proceeds when sold to be appro-
priated for the benefit of the widows and orphans
of the Fire Department
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The President has refused an application for the
pardon of William May, recently convicted of muir
der in the Territory of Utah 1t seems that in the
course of a drunken alteration, May stabbed a
man with his pocket-knife. The victim, becoming
very obstreperous, was bound by the by-standers
and carried away with his arms pinioned behind
him. and while in this position, May came up and
stabbed him gain. so that he died.