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To Daniel E. Sicklcs, Sec'ry q. s. Leeatio,
The Baltimore Annual Conference Of the Il
<. Church.

The Baltimore Annual Conference Of the II.
& Church.
This conference has jurisdiction over the
State Of Maryland, with the exception of the
Eastern Shore, the District of Columbia, Alex.
andria, Va, and large portions of the State Of
Pennsylvania and Virginia.
From register recently compiled. it ap.
pears that the Conference numbers 81, OS2 white
members, .246 white probationers, ION trial}
Ia, $50 colored members. l .240 cclored proba.
TONERS, total "a 448. Local preachers 342:
itinerant or travelling preachers, who are paid
for their services and alone compose the con.
ference, 2l0. Missionary offerings $29, 302 Is,
being an increase Of 81, 45l 70 over the prece.
ding year.
The increase Of membership and probation
ers over that Of the previous year is 1917; con.
tributions for the American Bible Society,
$3.50 SO; increase, 1892 81; tract collections,
50, 239 81; increase, $4,S07 81. This large
increase Is the result of u regularly appointed
agent who was assisted by cOlporteurs Sun.
day School Union collections, 1905 "a; to the
widows and orphans of deceased preachers
AID preachers worn out in the cause. So 464 90:
distribution Of educational funds, $685. The
Sunday School statistics also constitute a very
important aud interesting feature in tho Nor
tbern branch Of the Christian church and ex.
mott an unusual degree of prosperity and
promise Of still increasing usefulness. There
are 6sl schools; 1922 superintendent teach.
ers, Librarians and secretaries; 43 $50 scholars
III 1885 volumes in the various libraries; s27
bible classes; 5.233 scholars bslsngiog to in.
fsnt classes. Current expenses for the yea,
ending February, 1854 50 1853 Is; contribu.
tons for the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School Union, $305 "a; number Of subscribe r
to the Sunday School Advocate, 5,575; and
$3.50 conversions.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL AND
Personal Estate Tor the People, 80
MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE.-LIBERAL EQUI
TABLE, AND CERTAIN -
WHIYEHURSfS DAaUER1loTYP1 RHffRPRrzr
n

naItEbukS1b OA9UER1E01HPI RN1ERPRlzH.
d. WHiTEHUKSr has decided TO Trustees IN
y trust for the benefit Of the shareholders in the
above enterprise, $560O0 worth of real and personal
estate, to be disposed Of among the holders Of shares
at the earliest possible date after the sale of ali the
sn2res. The shares are So each, which entities the
hoidee 10 an equitable share in the within named
magnificent collection Of real and personal property
also, 70 one Of " htshuzsts$3 Worlds Fair Preu1ium
Daguerre'tyPes Of salf or friend at any time when
the certificate Is presented at either or his Galleries
In baltimore, ington, Richmond, Norfolk,
Lynehburg. Wilmington, and Petersburg
Arrangements have also been made to redeem the
J. uprnsy, \; J. city; .. Collins, Philadelphia.
riIge. Wheeling, Va: and Vim. T. Porter, Cjnc!n
natl. Chic.
The fact that this property Is decided to trustees In
trust residents Of the District Of Columbia for the
benefit Of the shareholders, and everJ shareholder
receiving Dsguerrsetypsw worth s. and Of the vefy
finest quality and elegantly cased; the high charac
ter and positions OF those trustees and the great and
extended reputation aad busness of Mr.. Whitehurst
he deen,s sufficient guarantees that every PROMISE Of
this advertisement viii be promptly and faithfully
patterned, as ths pictures to be taken will be dis
trbuted among many galleries, capable Of producing
hftesa hundred DsguerTeotypes Per diem -I b
Not more than 6.y thousand shares VIII Be sold.
Persons residing &C distance aud wishing orders
share In the abo 70 eAterprisel viii please enclose
the am'unt, post paid, 70 Whitshunt's Gallery,
aiIBGs 'i H n Agents for tn. al. Of oedsr,
IN this city, ct their Mudo Depot south sds Psnns
ave: bet. 10th and 11ih streets. In Georgstowp,
q Miss TH0NASE Book and Fancy store, High
'"eeb nsss Suye NeTThkal1
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Lt0R RENT.-The subscriber having retired to
IL the country, his now permanent residence, OF.
fers for rent his handsomely finished, four-story
brick HOUSE. on ~ street, with immediate posses
sion arr
And also, the three-story House adjoining, now
occupied by Capt. jas b. Montgomery. on
given on the LIST August, unless earlier possession
can be arranged with Capt Montgomery, who has
the premises.
Also, tor sale cheap, that commodious and dseira.
Bile property, situated on Pa avenue, nearly oppo-
site jackson Hall, and recently occupied az board
ing house.
Also, two frame Houses on B street south, near
9TH. In Square 1862 II not sold before the SOth In
stant they will then be disposed Of to the highest
bidder at public ssie.
For terms and particulars spplJ at the store Of
White Sons, to ". G. ". WHITE.
je lQ-u
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Horrible Ravages Of the Cholera at the NIas.
ara Suspsnsiou Bridge.

BuTvALo, July 81 learn from the most
reliable source that the ravages of the cholera
al the suspension bridge, on the censds Eide.
are far worse than represented. Oar inform.
ant visited the scene yesterday and fousd
almost everybody capable Of moving had de-
serted the vicinity, leaving the dead without
burial. He discovered in one shanty woman
so far gone as TO be unable to mcAe, and the
dead body Of her child, years old, Ling by
her side in an advanced STATE Of deeompoei.
tiOu. ........,. -.-- ..,1
In another house he found two men, one
dead and the other dying, without succor. La
another house be found three unbul led bodies
so much decayed that he could not venture 10
disturb them, and set fro 10 the shapty and
consumed the bodies. 1 learn, as q reliable
feet, that several bodies, only partially con.
sumed, were to-day being rooted up and do
vsured by hogs.
Mr.. Fillmore and his ION leave here to-nor.
row for Cayuga county, both in very feeble
health.
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BY J. C. meGUlRE, Auctaone,r
" 29-1

BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auetionssrs
INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
IL Kitchen Furniture at Aucticn.-Ou WRDNES-
DAY, the I'd August, we shall sell, ct fe,rs Tim
peranee Botel, on 81 stree between Penna avenue
and street, at 10 o'clock G. m an extensive assort-
ment Of exceie Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, sidehoards and Bureaus
Do ciDipg. centre, card and other Tables
Do Piano Forte, Hstrack
Do Dressing anu work Tables
Do bookcase AMI secretary
Bedsteade, Clock
China, Glass, Crockerv, spd stoue Ware
Girandoles, Collar hall and other Lamps
Gilt n mahogany frame Mirrors
window Curtains. Blinds and shades
% noe Feather Feds
Is fine hair Mattresses
large assortment Of Bedding and Shuck Mattros.
High and low post Be 'steads
Cane and other Chairs
Iargr number of Carpets snd oilcioth
Wsrdrobes, washsts nds, spd Toilet Sets
Refrsera'ofs, Cooking. Radi tor, Kali and Other
Stoves
Androns, Shovel, Topgs aud Tenders
With large and general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites, AMI many o,her articles which We deem
unnecessary u enumerste
Terms: All sums under $40 c,sh; over 500, aud
not exceeding $50 crerit Il sixty and biuety dsys
over $50 two, four. spd six mon hs for notes In eli
cases Of credit satisfactorily endorsed bearing In
terest from the dag Of sale.
GREEN SCOTT,
1y f9--d Aucfioneefs
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Vermont Central Railroad oyer,ssuss.

BosroS, July 2S.-The committee to inve,-
tigats the recent overissus Of ten thousand
three hundred and twenty one shares Of TIE
Vermont Central Railroad BY Mr. Crane.
made . lengthy report, and exonerate ali par.
ties from fraud except Crane, whom they do.
nounce In upmeasursd terms. The report
closes by recommending the passage of a REQ.
luton that the corporation assume The over.
issue, urging tho enactment Of stringent 10 IS
Furnishing such &C O. and demanding AN imus-
diate and thorough Investigation Of the Affairs
Of the company.
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PARK HOTEL.


A.5 This delightful. suburban Hotel, tituateI on
LII Ith street vest, ~ miles ftom Pennsylvauia
avenue. has been taken by the undereignsd, propr.
esors Of union resoe ,tfui'y inform the cit
isens of Wac bi"ytoD, the public generally and their
friends, thst they intend making it the most agree
able OF houses in the line of bus ness.
=, ooaloers WEI 10 taken. and gsntiszasn and fami
lies IN pass fx hours any day. in recreati IN al
amusement, with he knowledge that they will be
frse from Interruption, the est order will BE-
enfOrc I'd.
swirgs- arto-s. Summer hou,s, Stands DC, will
be provided on beautiful grove, ard every effort
will be afforded + II anus ement.
The Biiliird Saloon is furnished with sharo's ele.
CANT improved t,bles, which are not surpassed by
any In II country; and the Bowling ana shooting
s. IONS re in CONF ete cd r.
Tne House and Grounds will be open for the re-
option Of the public on the LIST Of August, and, in
connection with other arcommodaticn ms Of Ihs d tel
arrangements have been made With MIR. Wander
werkep, Of the Union Line, to run coaches every
thirty minut s every day and evening. from corner
Of 9th street and Pa. avenue passing Union Hail. to
the Park Hotel. --r-
Win still contir ne Union Hall, street, next door
70 the Bank Of Washington. -
Ems WILSON 4 HAYW ARD,
Jy XIV g. -aE-- .-- PropeietOrs.
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneers,

BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioneers.
TWENTY CHOICE COTTAGE BUILDING LOTS
i located on the Uost eesant part OF Capitol
BIZ, at Auctton.-0n MONDAY, August ,th, we
shall sell, on the premises at O'Clock p. twenty
heauti ul Building Let, fronting ON Is to 50 feet
each, situated in sQuare 155, and frent on Msssa.
chuetts avenue, Sd street east, and street NORTH
lie eminence and the best Ct water.
plat Of the lots can be seen ct our store at sny
time previous to the sale
Title indisputable. 81
Terms: Onefourth cash; taIspoe 10 Q. 10, and u
menths fos notes bsarins interest from the day Ct
the ssle.
GREEN SCOTT,
jy 29--d luctiopeers.
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS.

NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS;
OUT OF THE BEATEN TRACK.
ssNORTHURFARI, or Ram hles In
1N Icelands" by PLIrY MILES, author OF
" L. ttere Of Communipaw" -1 his work will give o
record of personal adventures. in q tour Of abost
LOCO miles, through the interior Of Iceland, in the
summer of 1852; describe tho extraordinary scene.
~ of the Country, visit to the Geyssrs, ascent to
the summit Of Mt Hekla; and full. account OF the
Discovery Of America by the Mortimer, 10 the year
9S6. with the Geography, productions, manners and
customs OF the people. scandinavian Mythology, DC
90 The poats of Iceland having. by q Law Of Den.
mark, just barn opened tn the trads CT the world
70, the first time within ESQ years, this work now
will possess peculiar interest. large and beau
tiful map OF Iceland, executed by naive lceisnder
and brought from there by Mr. Miles q work equal
IN artistic finish to Any ever published in this coun
Try or In Europe, can be seen at Taylor Maury's
The volume will be ducdecimo of 49, pages. and
Agent has been employed by the publisher to can.
vass Was h!ngton and George.own for subscribors
subscription list will also be left al Tayior md
Maury's. or orders for the work received by any
bookseller. VIII be published early in July ANY
persoEs renting one dollar to ths publisher at New
York shall have copy forwarded 10 his address by
mail, post paid The usual discount to the trade.
Orders solicited. CHAS B NORTON.
Publisher, II Chambers st., New York
je 20-n
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HUSBAND, WIFE, YOUNG LADY
III Cured!
LET FACTS SPEAK:
.. +- ~ 'HAkRElvIsAs, Allegheny co., Nd !

LET FACTS SPEAK:
- ~ >HAkFEvIsAs, Allegheny CO., Nd I
May 4th, 1852.
justice to Dr. Hampton's Vegetable Tincturs, wish
TO tnform you that was taken sick ON ,hs Sd d.y
Of January last, with affection Of the stomach,
bowels ana kidneys. / was attended By four emf
nent physicians tor more than two ms,ths.-all 10
little or no effect. had some knowledge OF the
great virtue In Bampton's TiDcture, from one bot
Tie which my wife had taken two years siace
came 70 Inc conclusion thst ! would take no
more medicines from my physicisps, but try the
Tlncture; and am happy to inf rm you that had
not TAKEN 1t two days before felt its powerful In
luerce upon my stomach. have continued using
me V.ncture, and am now able to leave my room,
and can eat any common diet without much inoon.
Venlsnce or ?, ess,rr on my stomach.
The aHicted, or their friends are daily visiting
me- 70 sstn OF the CREST virtue there is in the Tine
ture OF Hsmpton's. =
expect to send you several certificates in q few
dsys-ones especially, from young lady who has
been confined TO b er room for tweire months with
a disease OF the heed, affecting the brain.
On the permansncy Of the cure hear him. Still
another letter from the above:
bAnAHvnlE, Allegheny CO, I'D,
Messrs Mortimer movprsy: p. ss, sirs.1 avn
happy to inform you that this day finds ma in th+
enjoyment OF good health, by the use OF your Hamp
toms TinctuIe and tie blessings of God. an, ems
niea 10 pursue my daily avocati'ns as usual, and
have great desire that the afflicted should know
the great curative powers OF the Tincturs. -.
EN-, With respect, yours, - So
e. ". HALL.
Call and get Pamphlets AMI Gee curss Of Cou0hs
bronchitis, hheuna'ism, Liver Complaint, and
ScrOfula. . > - = =
ss- Sid by MORTIMER & MoWBRAY. l4o Eel,
tInore street, baltimore, and so4 Broadway. New
York; Oh -. sTOTT & CO, WIMRR Il n MOORE
OH, and z. MCPHERSON, Washington; also. by
R: g. 2. CIssEL, Georgetown; and 8. G. BERRY
Alexandria, and By Druggists everywhsrs.
~ TT '-1.N- -
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Total Loss Of the Steamer Admiral.

BosroN, July ia dispatch received fro.
EPstport to-day says, the steamer Admiral
which ran ashore yesterday. will be q total
loss. The passengers were taken Of ia boat.
and all saved, also tho baggage and nails
Her ergo was thrown overheard to Tighten
her. She lies under water. Two steamers
have gone to take her passengers to Eastport
There were three hundred passengers, and the
freight was valued at three hundred thousand
dollars. Insurance small,
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Nv 2S-F&Tutds

By GREEN u SCOTT, Auctionesrs.
GIVEN Val UABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUc-
y ten On TUE SDAY, tie 18th August, = shali
sell. at o. selock p. m, Si,2S71 feet Of or. und
having fcont ON street south LIS feet inches
and on 9th street east 26i fret 10 inches.
The sb,ve will b. sold in lots to suit purchasers
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in one and
two years, on notes, With interest
A deed given and deed Of trust taken ~
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Jy lS-ZaH AuctioneefS
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ELECTION IN MoNrREAL.-The Parliament
airy election; which closed in Mon real on Tues.
day afternoon last, resulted in the complete
triumph of the liberal party. Everything
went off peacefully. '.--.
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mo Elder & CO.

BOOKSELLERS No. 5, CoLUABH PLACE,
A UTHORlZED Agents for the Modern Standard
IA and Moor Drama, 6leason's Pictorial, Flag OF
our Union. Uncle Sam AMI all the .Know Nothing"
Papers. He also keeps for sale at Wholesale and re
tail, all the popular Magazines Weekly Newspapers
Daily and Weekly Heralds, Tribune, Times, Ste
t.onsry, &C., and al the popular cheap literature Of
the day.
]. Il. / Co having daily communication with n.
York, rare Books back numbers Of Periodicals. 1ess
be promptly supplied. -.l,., ~
The trade ana citizens generally are respectfully
invited to call at No. 8, Columbia Place. ct corner Of
Louisiana assnue and It'll street -.
49, gr JNO. ELDER 4 90.
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~ IN.
TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA, AND
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
DEksONS travelling, and al Others, should have
Il bottle Of Dr.. J. . ROSES PAIN CURER, and
his "a hMiNATIVE BALSAM BY them in case OF
sudden sickness.
TO P EVENT CHosERA.-Tske teaspoopful,
OF Pain Curer In wine glass eff water every morn.
wig whenever you have psiB, internally or eater
30 cents. .',- -
Dr.: ROsHs cARMINAT1vE BALsAM, for ohol
era Morbus. Bowel Compinints, and Dysentery -
Lbs mixture is one Of the most portsht medicines
sno should be e pit IN all FAMILIES. As o scoIhipe
preparation, 1t has no equal. In Gases o. infants
w0 bowel complaints, ch0lsra mJrbus, festles5nees
crying, or general psin, it hss been proved perfect
PAIN. As specific for bowel complaints of adults
mas never Jailed During the cholera OF 1899 1884
ana !o9S 1t failed in no instance when ustd before
1ssth had positively struck the patien:. have
naa returns IRON more than one thousand persons
VINO used It during those memorable periois t.e Il.
Tying to Its Wonderful curative powers Is cents
bottle --. ..-.-. J. - Ril,E M d phil.
Ut =. g. ROSE has been Q regular Practitioner II
Ncncine Tor thirty years in Philadelphia, il Grad
uate nom tie University Of Pennsylvauja, in 1890
and An honorary member Of ths Ihilsdelphia Medi
cal aociety. = :
All OF bis valuable medicines "a remedy for eac,
d'sease) to be had Of 2. D. Gilman Charles stout
20. W. II. lman. John ". Nsirn, Patterson and
Marin, r. Clark, u. H. Mcphsrson, W: T. Evans,
ki1weli Lawrence, J. 3. Moore, Washington;
sndris, and throughout Virginia. . -.
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HOMES FOR ALL.

dOVNIO TO1s ALL.
THE UNION LAND ASSOCIATION having rold
4 and io'ated by ballot the $50 Building Lots adj
vertised during the last tive months are now p-e
naf.d 70 sell the remaining $50 lots soit the pTio
These Lots are situated directly eppo lite the NAVY
YARD, and command a fine view of the City of Wash
ingtOn and Potomac River, and contains an abund
ant supply OF excellent water. Size of Lots "a feet
front by $50 deep. all fronting on n wide street for
the Very low price OF SIS payable in small install.
ments Of S month This price includes the grad
ing Of the street. paving the gutter planting trees
ing to build.
Can my one, uudar such favorable circumstances
hesitate to pro,ure for his family a home.
Once, It'll street, above open from sL q. NJ,
until p m, and on Monday unit, 9 p. m
ty Zl-2w% JOHN Fox. Srcretsey
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ELoPEMEsT.-The social system At Williams.
burg, N. Y, appears to be sadly ont of joir.
Of late. The wife Of well.kuown New York
merchant, on Merchant, en- Monday evening
elOped with gay Lothario. The lady is hand
some, and some 30 years Of age. The husband
and police are both on the track of the guilty
parties The affair meanwhile being all the
talk of the town.
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SILVFRWARE-

M W. GAIT 4 BRO. have jut finished O mag.
W. niHont assortment OF slLVEkWAkI, such
Silver Tee Sets, Pitchtrs, Goblsts, Cups
Dessert Knives, Table, Dessert and Tee epcons
=. 6oua Cream, sud Gravy Ladies'
sngsr sif,ers, Joe longs, Fruit Shove's
Eaiad Tong, Ice Cream AID Cake pires, AZ
Also. great variety Of Fancy eflverwa-e In cases
suitable for ~ed1ing and oihef presepss.
The sbove ere Of our own manusaeture, md var.
ranted pure.
5-.-. NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO,
-. ca co.. ..Ea Sign of the Golden Rsgle,
,a5.--at Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
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PLEASURE TRIPS.
y h The Steamers GEORGE WASHING
azSsS as TON or THOMAS OOLLYER can be
chart red for public parties to visit Mount
Vernon. Fort Washington, White House Pavilion.
or any other places on the Potomac river. ~
The scenery on the river is very hsndsome.
pany or the Captains of the Boats.
Schools taken at reduced prices.
JOB UORSON,
~ 6-2m .s e., .4... = Cannts;ns
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co.
e. n. STRATTOE. AuctionNer.

FTRUSrKEs SALE of VALUABLE. Improved Proper.
l. ivy ,irtu. Of deed Ct trust, b. airing dats
the 26th dsy # February, 1852, du'y executed hy
John A. Mou'den and w:te, to the subecriher. and
recorded 10 Liher j. A. e., No. 40 f,Hos $50, A6I.
4b2, and z53, Of the land records Of Washing t
county in the District Of Columbus, to secure the
payment Of q certsiu debt therein named. I she'll
sell at public auction on TIE premises on MONDAY,
TIE 2sth Day sf August, 1884, at O'Clock . m, TO
the higheft bidder, Lot No :, in square $50 with
the imProv. m t. oonsiss ing OF two story Frame
House, with o her essssy buildings.
Terms: ODe-thiri cash the residue In equal In.
stalments, at and II months. with interest.
deed given ami q deed Of trust taken 10 seizure
the deferred aym,pts
nthe terms Ct ssis are Dot con piled with In Eve
days fem The day Of sale the pr perry will b re-
ID at the cost and risk Of Ihs pu-cba er
CzAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee
{y cS-EGTutds
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DIED,

On Friday morning, the 2s,hl instant, MARY
TERESA, Infant daughter Of Michael r. and Catha-
rne Siyne aged months and Is days.
On the 2sth instant, of bronchitis, Rev. EDWARD
l.. DUf.lN. OF the Baltimore Annual Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. =. -
On the 2lst instant, ELIZABETH, DAUGHTER of
jeremiah and Mary Deasy, aged IL months and
DAYS.
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GuANo.-An enormous quantity Of guano b as
recently arrived at Baltimore. There are thir.
teen entire cargoes at the wharves, in addition
to the large supply previously on hand. aa
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-Four Girls Burnt Co Death.

srRIsGFIELD, Mass, July % "A DWELLING.
occupied by two Irish families. near the Juns.
ton Depot Of the Chicopee. was bur. this morn
Ing, and two girls named Courty, and two
others named Cougslan and Collins vere bur,t
to death. Patrick BoIar was Also badiy burnt
in res ,uing his mother
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g Two men were arrested in Buffalo, N.
T., on Tuesday for robbing corpse. One
hundred and forty dollars of the money was
found upon their persons on being searched.
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BOARDING..

DOARDlNG-Mrs DUvALL. Penna. aysnue
ID nearly opposite Browne Hotel, has fine ROOM
and offers ever, desirable comfort and sccomnodat
tion for families or single geptiemen-permanent
or transient. No moIe agreeable boarding house
will bs found in WASHINGTON. je i5-ly
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ExcUReroys.-The excursions Of the Frank.
lin Fire Company on Monday, and the Boone
Rifles on Tuesday, heretofore noticed, are at.
tracing general attention, aud Win mo, ANN
be all thai cir friends anticipate, In the vay
OF we'll and literally arranged pleasure trips
FOUND DEAD.--Yesteraay, the BODY Of +.
c9ioIed man was found on the grounds of the
military Asylum. The cause Of his death il
no, xnosn; a:Ihe eeron er started this morning
to hold an inquest. but We have not heard the
result OF the examination v,.1. - ' .-
WIFE "HIPPISa.-Jne. Boswell ives arrested
ye.terday by officer Simonds, for beating his
WIG He was taken before Justice ASHFORD.
seo-heid him to bail for court. The same
omcer also arrested Jacob Penn, for stealing
Sariens articles Of house furniture. Penn was
semitic Jail BY Justice Reck. -
WATCH RETURNS Henry Wood, drunk in
the street; fine and costs Ransel Henson, a
boy, disorderly (beating his grandmother;)
sent to the work house for 80 days. ---sE