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Criminal CotTt.-To- day Mr.. Bowcs was cross
examined by Sir. Bradley, one of the defendants
COUNSEL as TO the position of The various places 10
which the Commissioners, of whom the above formed
one went, reference being continually made TO the
typographical charts of the route, positiiion Of
places, &c.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RIsLEY's vARIETE. -
HI Triumphant reception Of
MR.. GOODAII,.

pISLEf'S VARIETE.
HI Triumphant reception Of
MR.. GOODALL.
fHAS EVENING viii be performed
THE DRUNKARD.
Favorite Dance by Mile Genevieve
The evenings entertainments to conclude with
SWISS COTTAGE.
Prices OF Admission :-Orchestra chairs IS cents
dress circle, so cents; gentleman accompanied by
TWO ladies, 81; family circle rs cents.
Doors open at s1z-commence at N o'clock.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
~ STAR COMPANY.
THIS EVENING will be performed the
SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
Overture by the Orchestra.
To conclude with the fayorite comedy of
ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
Prices of Admission: Dress circle, parquet, and
third tier 80 cents; reserved and orchestra seats
cents; family circle and cOlored gallery Is cents
Doors open at 63I, to commence at O'Clock.
CARUSI'S SALOON.
VIE great Niagara series of the Frankcnstein's
4 will open for exhibition on MONDAY, January
I'D, and continue each night in the week.
This Is the great work known as
FRANKENSTEIN'S NIAGARA,
which Is becoming so justly celebrated throughout
tne iand The entire Ma region is represented,
rails, Rapids, Whirlpool, the beautiful Mirror Wa
ter that exists miracle ke in the very midst of the
maddened waters of the Niagara the Falls and the
Rapids by moonlight.
The niagara in the season of winter liz beautiful
feature of this remarkable work
This is the greatest panoramic Painting in exis
tence s|s.-y. jan 1S-10,*
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'fndGil'"'-lt appears, that some mschievous
INDIVIDUALS are III the habit Of breaking off the orna-
mens on the top of tire iron Idils round President
square much u The dctriment of the appearance Of
'l-elc''eure. We suspect that this has been done
tor
~ INC sake Of the Paltry to be obtained fof the
"@tai As old lion. We would Cation, therefore
U' ohenhlhS Parties, lint this il an offence for
"hh caught, they can be sent 10 the pcnitrntiaiy
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tOR SALE-Five acres of LAND, in high
state OF cultivation, adjoining the city bound.
airy line north, east of 9TH st.
Also about 20 acres-6 are in cultivation and the
remaining woodland. on the east side of the Apacos.
ta-havfng several beautiful building sites on it,
commanding q fine view of the City, River and sur.
rounding country. For further particulars enquire
of W. HAYWOOD, at Mr.. RoWland's, west side 9th,
between and II streets north.
ian l4-lwA
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LNOR RENT-Three furnished ROOMS. two
Il parlors and bed room, at the Columbian, cor.
ner Sth and streets
Terms moderate. Enquire at the premises.
ian 16-3l~
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managers on the part Of Washington Circle.
BIO VIM II Banm, Bro H o Whitemere,
W Griner, VIM Bird,
w Mitchell, " Geo Blackstock,
Geo Page, II kidwell,
Seldner, JR N Curtin,
Glider, b DuvalI,
VIM Brown, Whitemore,
Jas w stellar, g. l. Watson,
J Garner, Deyauchn.
c farmhouse, Thos ] Sir ons.
Jas Eliason, as Rollins.
W Kinds, "a r Allen,
Bro Isaac Stoddard.
On the part Of CdpitoI Circle
Bro IL Stewart Bro John Thompson,
VIM IL Champion, Cunningham
jas Drane, Thos Robinson.
On the part Of Potomac Circle.
Bro w Tucker, Bro Dowlin,
Jas johnson, Indermaner,
John Dudley, 6 Robt Goldman.
On the part Of Mount rernon Circle, Aler, "a.
BIO cover, Bro Andrew Station,
a MeGauerty, Carpenter,
ii Sheppard, Thomas
Davis, =" VIM ReIi
John Woiien, Richard Warder,
Bro VIM Robertson
On the Part Of Franklin Circle, Laurel Mctorv.
Md.
Bro + Brownham, Bro G Morrison,
d Morrison "RH Brown.
John Whitesde, John + IIod.
'' Richard Hale, Walter Williams.
On the part Of the brotherhood in Baltimore,
Bro John Ii Wilson, Bro Thos b Askew,
Bro Thos Green.
WIN. P. BROWN,
jan lb-u Secretary
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HlsTORlCAL Sketches Of North
IL Carolina, from 1854 to 1851, eompie ed from
original records, official document, and traditional
statements, with Biographical Sketches Of her dis
tinguished citizens, public and priqate, by John Ii
tavo volume, of 600 pages, with engrayings. Price
81. FRANCK TAYLOR
inn Lift
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Papier Mache Architectural Deco.
E-s.F ratfOns.
THE attention of Architects Builders, and others
i is invited to this new material, which il now
extensively Used at the North for house and
church decoration. For beauty Of finish and dura-
bility it is equal to carved WOOD and is much cheap
or and in every way superior to plaster. We are
prepared to fiji orders upon the shortest notice at the
mandatory prices. ADAMS HASKINS,
Agents for Boston Pepier Mache Co..
Pa. avenue, n. side, betw cen 10th and 18th St
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CAMPBELLS RESTAURANT FOR sALE-Beine
~ about to engage ia another business, will sell
the Lease Stock, Fixtures, &c, of my Honse on Pa
avenue Immediately opposite the National Hotel. A
rare chance is now offered to any one wishing to
engage in the business of keeping first class Restau
rant.
The House has been newly painted, papered, re-,
and is of the best located and arranged Houses
of the kind in the city. JOHN CAMPBELL
ian 7-6t
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GAMES, TOY BOOKS, a. Juvenfie
VI Books
Fancy Boxes, Albums, Writing Desks, Porte Mon.
naies, ~ .. : ..
And everything in the fancy Stationery lire at
SHlLLINGTON's Bookstore.
Game Of Connundrums Game of Qualities
Game Of Robin Hood Game Of Snip Snap Emo
Game Socinble Snake rum
Game Crystal Palace.
Splendidly illustrated and richly bound gin books
Bibles, Catholic and Episcopal PRAYER Books In
ing. 49,
Pictorial Newspapers, new hooks
And everything in the cheap publication line Tor
sale as fset as published at
JOE SHlLLINGToN's BOOKSTORE.
Cor Pa. ave. and a. ct, odeon Building.
dec Z3-tf
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GAS FIXTURES.

GAS FIXTURES.
TNHE subscribar takes pleasure in announcing to
i the public that his stock Of GAS FIXTURES
comprising some Of the best and latest patterns has
been received, and that he Is prepared to sell at
the lowest rates. Persons in want Of Gas Fixtures
will Nsase call and examine-they viii no doubt
nnd it to their interest =,
Dwellings and public buildings fitted with gas-tu
binb at the usual rates ], w. THOMPSON.
dec 16-tf
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LIS Y'"T do7T'-l.ast night, abou; O'Clock, the
Pa'@se WY of Mrs. Nevin's residence was entered
v '"ii'e thief who helped himself TO all the over
'S' nat, and caps, lie could find, and made OF
A' ui'h This Is not the first act Of this kind by
"&'i aozen IN the last week or ten days.
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4 Generous Gct.-Itwas stated in the annual report
Of the American Colonization Sociery. that the sum
OF s. 400 was required aii IN sending out eighty
nsgoes belonging TO Mr.. Bell, OF Nashville, Tenn.
TO Liberia SINCE then distinguished sentlesaan
whose name is not gwen, has Handsomely come for
ward and offered to give the required sum tor that
purpose.
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GERMAN BULBS AND FLOWER ROOTS

GERMAN BULBS AND FLOWER ROOTS,
SIEGLOCH has arrived in this city from liar.
u - lem, Holland, with a choice assortment of
Bulbs and Flower Roots, Rose, Dahlia, Garden and
Flower Seeds, &C., and can be found at Mrs Robert
sons east side of 9th street, the corner of
street.
catalogue Of the choice plants can be had by
calling there.
Mr.. s. will remain but one week.
Jan 1l-1w*
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Pacific Steamer Supposed Lost.

Pacific Steamer Supposed Lost.
New YoRk, January 20.-It is rumor-
ed that another Pacific steamer was lost
in the gale upon Christmas. Passengers
and property saved.
1t is also currently reported in this
city that two important banking houses
in California have failed. 80 , r~ FL.
. California Nail Rapidly Transmitted.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-It is reported
that the California mail was, the last trip,
carried from Acapulco to Vera Cruz in
fifty-two hours.
Baltimore Markets
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20, IL M.-Flour-
sales Of 1000 barrels of Howard street
and City Mills at 81 IS. Wheat-white
at Sl.S7aS1. 80; red at Sl-S0aSl.82-
900 bushels Sold. Corn.-sale Of white
at IS cents: yellow at so cents. No
change in other articles.
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LOTS are t'ing rncde By number Of persons to
uie man who murdered the cO.ored man on
queoue', day or two since. We learn that
nave obtained information that may lead 10 his
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HAWLS, Long 4 square
~ eoo new shawls Of all styles, at very low prices
VERIFY, TEBBS 3 YERBY,
Corner Of TIL street and Pa. svenus.
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"e' iAeafre-The following will be the per.
TOT ILLS evening: "The Soldiers Dauyli-
ana ~ Roland for an Oliver.n Two coed
'es Which are well worth going to zee,
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WASHINGTON
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY

WASHINGTON
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
{ street. bc:rceen Four-and-d-hdl6 and 9th ssrcets.
T'HE subscriber having enlarged and rented his
Il establishment with the most improved ma
chinery, driven by steam IL prepared to supply
any demand with which be may Re favored.
The facilities with which he is provided, enables
him t. manufacture Crackers which will compare in
quail and price with any in the msrket.
'.G exertion will be spared to give tatisfsction:
orders promptly filed and delivered free of expense
Country merchants and others sending orders by
mail, can have their goods delivered at the Railroad
Depot the Canal in Georgetown, any of the Steam
boat landings.
On hand and ready for delivery, a full supply OF
fresh Soda, Butter, Water, and Sugar Craeiers-
Wine Biscuit. Lemon, and other pic MICS
jan l4-eo3w. TH0S III. HAVENNER
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FetfirGl-The Sunday school teachers of st.
Peters Church intend to hold festival for a few
days, beginning on Monday next, at the Columbia
Hall, on Capitol HILL for the purpose of increasing
their library. From the meniorious nature of their
intentions, hope that their festival will meet with
= favorable patronage.
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I PULGlAN, from Constantinople, who ar
- rived at the exhibition OF the Worlds Fair
Crystal Palace, wi h various Turkish Articles and
Perfumery, for Ladies and Gentlemen. He is on q
visit 70 this city, and has consented to exhibit at ME-
BIRGE'S Furnishing Store, the famous book St. So
phia Mosque, Of twenty-five fine eugrayipgs to the
18th ofthis month. Ladies' and gentlemen inyi
ted to see 1t free of charge. jan Cots
CARPETS g. OILCLOTHS-
" good stock Of Carpets and Oieloths at low
prices, to close off.
VERIFY, TEBBS & YERBY,
Corner of It'll street and Penna. avenue
&c 1Q-d
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GATHERS.
IN anticipation Of full supply Of Ice, the price of
i ICE CREAM will be reduced to $3.50 Der gallon
on and after January let, 1854.
dec 2S-eo3t
NOUS DE LANE, SILKS, e. MERI.
large assortment Of the above, some Just re
ceived, at very reduced prices for the cash.
VERIFY, TEBBS VERIFY
Corner of 7th street and Pa. avenue.
dec left
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In the uTong shop.-Thomas William, colored, was
found asleep in Mr.. MAYORS shop, late last night
He gave an account of himself to the satisfaction OF
the officers, and was permitted to depart.
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. 80, s5 3 a.. s.s 5o.s., -fsi sa5sss =
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DARRY's TRICOPHEROUs,L Lyons.
ID kaitharon, Adams Lustrale, superior OK Mar
row, Pomade, Lubin's Extracts, Cologne Bay Rum
Transparent Toilet Soap, in bars. &C. for sale low
at LAMMOND's, It'll St
A-ao2f
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Young Catholics Friends Society-Mr. MoGhee
Will deliver another lecture tonight, at Carusis sa
loon on the same subject by the unanimous request
Of the audience who heard him last Tuesday. The
last lecture greatly admired for its classic Gle
gance and historical research. The proceeds of to-
nights lecture, of the former, will be applied to
the improvement AMI regeneration Of the poor boys
wandering through our streets. Success to the
Young Catholics Friends Society.
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DARAMETTA CLOTHS AND EN-
II Gltsh MerinOs.-
geo pieces very cheap.
YERBY, TEBBs YERBY,
Corner Of eth street and Pa. avenue
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Yor S, with respect,
HEALTH RESTORED.
Cafc-of Nervous DeOiGty, Lungs, Sc.--On,card
mn Gu of IfaApiom's KrpefabLc I'incfure

,--,-s ALIIaoR.:, Mvrcu q, tSOI.
"o you o; he "eaehi : have deri o:
d. iaInl on's Vegetable TinctuIe.
Onimy earliest reconectos, scarcely emo ed
a,day's helt;n. Fora uunber yearsI waSunuef lie
slIiu nhy=CisHs OF his oily. Wy
disease pronounced by .hem iiSe complaint dys
epSi With un uI1cotioP OI the and lungs.
',Xed very lille, any, bench. from tlc:i IeaILcn..
i,cd va'ious cmedies, 81 highly etonaIended,
good eicct. VI health Continued uut.I SepIcm
last, When my mind became seiously oheclei;, my
memory 'rlict,i weakness, .antg TITS, Lhd
great uIti: tile Iucn
wa: c'i.iIely useless 20 my !amtly Just about his Ito
a r:nd procured hote o. this vaIua bic T:nc-
Sou OF ly iicu'.h anu alter takre bottles,
Iomy catjOy my Le3lti is perfectly Icsto
appetite good, and NOW cLoy oette health linn
any previous lime du.ing my whole Ii;e all
which saic!y usc. ibe use OF LiA moss Won
de- medicine.
y ioa $, tug, NARY !. RIGGS,
2T9S. Paca street
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all persons.in The employ of the city, receiving
lhe's pay per diem. be required 10 submit their ae9
counts monthly. .tss ~ -. ~ ~ az :.
red to The Board Of Health. - - Z Z
Ordered that The members newly elected. ocennv
the places OF tlleir predecessors on Committees.
Inc Clerk was instructed TO publish tle orli-
nance Tor vote of the people on the Iiempfield
hollroad subscription, in all the citypapers.a
Petetition of the young ladies' Of The Seminary
laid over until next meeting.
MI Knox calledior some action, for or against
the applications ordinary license, so lint the
petitioners might knoV whether they would have
TO apply to the County Court on Monday, bn, Mr.
Echhs insisted on the mo ion 10 adjourn, and The
Council adjourned '1 '''s
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Hip Disease ameiess Gu cd Hampton s Veg
ctdbic Iiuctrre.
adj nc i0llowing eXtraot ID Q IcLteI dated

!. z.si-. - ia. WAsHIEG. N, March 10, 1874.
Aieas:s. Nottime SsiMowbrag-Uear Sirs :-Aiy Tie
sir Con rocted amehess I'D lean SIDE,
du"inG The carly pH"L laSL SUMMER b. thought twas
ON 'D she had acquired OF saIdns The Iers co.
Sc al persons Iod thot mp se9Se, wiC
was unwilling believe, until became 20 ooked Up
hat quite alarmed. irSeUiemhcr he. 70 Oe
oil lie bcs hysiclans city, who said spe
was aIcc ct, nrescribed aCcO dinghy. Ths medic
being OF 40 service 20 he, nc he PRONOUNCED Il ain DIS
case, and said size would ~ obaby ;Ge the
made much ad yeilsc aiJ celeb ated Ludlc.,t,
wnc said TO be Drie iici1' B such cases, Conn
ued il until the tUtb OF February;- when changed
uortsllorn Lntmcnt, which used uHtI the 18th Her
stment;oned linimeut pu: she sin eontnuedso grow
worse aud could no move os be moved without
yegci3 bic IincluIe and on the s day alter she oesnn
she could he seli up bout
support. he lttle crea joyedthaE
ii her h. nds her Head ard exclai med, ooh
sIand by myself - She had been abieto sacd
aigbt oI .bree months before Just one
month since she commenced using the and
now walt well as before takep 'sicR. .I-sfssa
Respectfully. IL. WyFRANkLAND, -
s. Pennsylvania Av. near Geo getowp bridge,
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LoUlSNlLLE.-:Pers steamer Virpinia-Forsvtbs
q hopkins. 1853 bbls lard, IS tres do. 10 S,IsS
SKINS, do fnrS, hhds toll acco, 8 hhds sides On
ihds shoulders, 100 IBIS whisky, 20 csks sides a.
les hams, do beef, bxs tongues, "a bills IL.
,Nlcalee Bros, bales hemp, bbis keF: ! II
stout & Co, l5O bales helnp; B r Pearce s. Co
6Si bblspork; G f myers, . hhds tobacco. Ro,,tt
Gibson. hhds tobncca, bx no, Gordon, Matkews
y Go, 81 lhds bncon, 3 ire; Dorsey, Howard &
Knox, l29 c$ks meat, 80 bbls taliow, Doane =
Cowgirl, 800 bagsbarley; Tallant & Delaplain. 70
hhds tobacco, Stroble& block, IS bills liomor' e
hli pipes do; NJ Riley, hhds sides, 5 trc: Don lon
& Maxwell, 6 bbs wine, kegs lead; AIcKelvy Il
20, 2 hhds shoulders. "
SHNILLE.-Per III r Yeatman-A &, Ro,,-
nson crate rags; R Smith 81 ale Lbls; Tswee.
n.y Son 9 tbls glass; McAfee Bros 81 hind To-
SO tons pig iron. w
PARKERSBURGH.-Per Steome, Fort Pin
ID \ List& Col 10 doz tubs, tloz brouns; Ridge
y 6S SKIS potatoes, % DO dried apples; CrangIs g.
20 hhd tobacco; AMMAN, Mcguire & Co lo2 rolls
leather; VIM Clarke 20 SKIS potatoes; w n Robin.
son ky butter; Geo Wilson so SKIS corn, 4 bills
potatoes; VIC Battelle3 bbls corn meal; d Wiley
ma chime; Reshpped s bags, / big seed, Q do
ginseng, do rags, tbae deer skins, 6 bxs, 1 LII,
4 bbleges, bbls butter, IS ale bills. 49, :
- TERRE IiAUTE, Per Us. Jackson.-Dorsey,
Howard Il Knox, 73 hid bacon. tr
ID.
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OrRcOlums are occupied to-day to the e1clu-
;n Of our usual variety of matter, with lie list OF
vsmiums TO be awarded at the next Annual Fair
fthe Western Virginia Agricultural Society and
lsiustria Institute, 10 be l:eld on the Island on
tie 18Th, l4th and 5th of September next. twill
kEghy interesting to many of our readers. ltis
tine that GU: farmers aud artisans should be pre-
p,rng for This occasion. -
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NEW YORK MARKET.

APRsL 29.--Flour unchanged, Southern. firm at
s,62aS,s7. Wheat nothing doing. Corn duh
prices trlle lower, Southern sias23, Western
mixed 80, Southernyeiow So. WHISKY, prison 81.
Fork firm, mess 14l. Beef firm, country mess 81,
prime mes. "0a25, beef hams scarce. Cut meats
frmer at Iaasi. Rough bacon quiet nj Ga i'll uhds.
Lard unchanged, with moderate business at pre-
ylous rates. Butter scarce and wanted at 26a2S.
Cotton dull. Coffee heavy. Rio TIA. Sugars aud
'molaSses firm, but transactions limited Stocks
quiet and firm. Money easy and abundant.
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Mas F. ENERsOx writes 10 us that 81 e propcses
% lecture in this city next Wednesday night on
he "Duties of Man and the rights OF Women"
,pd wishes US 10 engage hall for her and attend
= the other pEeIimimarles of getting up lecture.
/, one man, we are entirely too well aware of our
a5u,ies' to attend to such matters for her, though
sc prssume that some one willb happy 10 do ii.
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IT,, RIVER yesterday was al q stage OF % fret,
sang. large river and plenty OF business
anu s most gratifying news we have TO announce
:, this department.
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sxk.-LOss OF LlrF.--The steamer James
Jackson, which arrived from below yesterday, re
Doted that she passed man in a skin abouttwen-
,r.fOur mills beIOw'this city, who said lie was the
onIy survivor of two coal boats which sunk on
Sunday
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Bow mis- SING.

.. Boy Missing.
/ A&ES WHITE . boy about 10 yea. s old, WHO has
~ oeen living with tho subscriber ot Some time, was
seal ON an GRAND stobIe Thutsd1y las. pfii
90, %n not returning search speedily made, and no.
lining could be aMrcralIed a1Out tho hoy excepI that he
was seen III Tie city by some acquaintance we Sc
O'Clock the same days sidce whoa lime nothing has
hca ID OF him. Had OIL When lie ieG. sack coat
corded , ps4ts ctoil cap, sod Jew boos. lie is wei
Feaclns some accident my have happened him. auy In.
10 mo ;ion cOnce ming said boy vii! be thankfully
ar ALEXANDER MocorTNEY.i
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TEL .EGRAP PHO NEWS
By the National Line.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FROM NEW YORK.

in the case OF Newell against the New Haven Rail
hoad Company for damag received at tile Newark
the jury returned verdict in favor OF
nlalnftt for five thousand six hundred dollars
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FROM NEW YORK.

ArRiL 29.-rhis morning portion OF B1ookIyr
Heights, opposite Cranberry street, gave way
owing to.the heavy rains. 1 fell on a frame dwell
ing eight persons being inside, two take out dead
Still stunning.
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GTiIE coNsPIRACY CASE,

PlrrsbuRoI, April 2D--'rhe7 Court mis- mo-nng
oyerulet the motion for a new trial in the small
note conspiracy of Messrs. Hazen, Lawson and
Davis and others. Mr.. Stokes stated that the law
had been vindlcated, and asked the mercy of In e
three months imprisonment aud fine o. one hun
dred dollars.
The Germanians have been giving successful
concerts IN this city during the week. They leave
to-morrow,for Cincinnati and Louisville.
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VIM. T. NEEDS,

w M Il. NEEDS.
Isookblnder 81 fsIauis Book Ns,nufnc1urcr
NO. 24a, MoNRoE STREET, o. STAIRS
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r.s--Mr. JOux FREw, Freshman in our job
oxrs worked OF 1000 impressions OF n job in i 4
' U Gran average of nearly 10 per minute, OF
nun NV imOressOns per honr. TIE average work of
o. is $50 per hour We consider This hard
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HEAVY DAMAGES.

BosroN e9.-ln1he case Of George p. South.
verdict for plaintiff, fixing he damages at SIC, OOo
Soulhwick fell into cellar way in Congress
Square,i lreaking his back. For which he sued the
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CINClNNArI MApKEr

CrScrnNArl, April 30 Flour s7,l0. with nm
upward tendency. Whisky advanced TO 204. Pro-
visions nothing doing, market dull. Lnseed oil
SSc, for cask generally held higher. $3.50
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrrspuRom, April 29-River ID feet rising
Weather wetand Chiefly snow last night.
CtNclSNATI. April % -River falen is inches
Weather cold aud cloudy.