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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-04
$2,018,775 Ga.
SynbIiiu. Securiiu. .-PerrcIt,ifu!

TTNHIS Company has now established itself on such
their lives, that greatest of all 'r>derans
in life viz full and perfect security Its his
i~ almost. if not quite. without parallel Com
mcncng l., February. 1913, 90 years tg") without
dollar of capital except its receipts for premiums. II has
actual cash capital which is Invested in Bonds
and Mortgages Real Estate, principally in the cities
of New YORK and Brooklyn, worth double the amount
loaned thereon of over 81 OG0OGO Its receipts for pre-
muus during the past five years have been nearly 81
200 600 and for interest Investment over S3,O,ooO
and has paid policies terminated l., death during the
time nearly SsoG000 Its dividends cater reserV
Ing fund sufficient TO re-insure all outstanding Poirns
- the first five Ncar> and - 3 per cent
the last five the aununt Of premiums pad, BEN. an
of II 12 per annu tor ten Years
These dividends added to the policy al Their rever
,ronarv value PAYABLE death with the amount insur
ed or can ie applied the reduction "i future prem
uns a, The option of the insured The business "f the
,uu,,,auy Is conducted strictly the cash plan-no
rrelitsand believed to hrli ont Greater induce
luents than other COMPANY, whatever.
It's rates Of premium IS low those of any good
Office and believed to be lower than some who pro
fess insure from p to 50 per cent less
FREDERICK ;. WINSTON, Frea't.
Isaac ABBOTT, Sec'y.
charles Gill. Artuary.
JUSTUS |. MCCARTHY, Agent.
THoS. II. roTrs, NJ D., Medical Examiner.
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NEAR Dayton's Landing, is now in operation, md
~ prepared 70 furnish bills of lumber of everyde
dcriptIon Will saw OAK, ASH, Bass Wood, other
timber, OF any dimension AIured- saw forty feet
stun II Necessary. Iat and pckets alays on hand.
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Also Il superior Tot Of CroCkerv, etc.
All of which Will be sold low for Cash Persons
wishing to lay in their inter supply of Groceries and
Pr"vsions would do well to give a cali before pur
chasing j. w. DUWNER
81. Anthony street, st. Paul.
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Have YOU good Understanding!


MARVIN. in'rs the public to examine tie
- stock Of materials in his line that has ever
been seen the Territory. lie challenges either side
the Atlantic produce better quality of French Calf
skins specially adapted for the winter season.
On hand also, Ladies' line custom made shoes and
caiters Also Gentlemens Calf and Kip Boots the best
that can be made. You know the stand-Thrd street
near RohCrts street.
SantIaul, November. 1851. 81
NOiirIi-\V ESrEKN EMPRESS Co.
Conncrfing at Gai,nd uNh The Im,ricam Eryress TO.
VIlOR the speedy and safe transportation cf light
ID and vauuL!e Goods, Packages, Bank Notes, Spe
Gle; collection and payment OF Notes, Drafts, Bills, Ac-
counts, &C.
TO and from eli parts of the UNION, CANADA and the
Continent of EUROPE.
Los, Goods, Baggage &C., looked up and forwarded to
owners, and all business usually done by express
,end,, to with promptmess and despatch.
Messengers will he despatched during the close OF
navigation from ut. Paul and Galema every alternate
Monday. }. T.. BURBANK n co.
Proprietors.
!: !: !; E":5s:S ;'":s:..". messengers.
Office in the New Post Office building.
w. e. LeDUC, Agent.
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AHINET WAI,IKOOMS.

ALWAYS on hand, or made to order, SOFAS EASY
CHAIRS, DlHANS, WILLOW WAGONS,
MATTR ASSES, CARD AND CEN
TIRE TABLES and CHAIRS
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, ALICE, eldest child of John
and Julia Danaey. age years and months. The
friends and scqusiptances OF the family requested
to attend the funeral this morning at 10 O'Clock from
her fathers residence ON Venabls st., Union Hill.
Yesterday evening, of bilious fever, Mrs, LOUISA
NJ NEUROHR. consort of Joseph H. Neurohr, late
of Germany, in the 18th year of her age The
riends and acqusintapces of the family request
cd to attend her funeral this afternoon at O'clock
from st. Mary's Germany Catholic Church, without
further notice. a zt iffs.-.s,
On the 9th instant. at five O'Clock. P. NJ, Mrs.
ANN T. NEALE, wife of the the late Henry Neale,
and daughter of the late Reuben Johnson
The funeral will take place ut the residence of her
mother, Mis-. Ann johnson, on Thursday afternoon,
at 5 O'Clock, on Broad street. Church Hill.
@ Fredericksburg papers please copy.
Yesterday morning, about IL O'Clock, THOMAS
JEFFERSON, youngest son Of Spottswood J. and
Gabriella H. Arnold, aged IA months and days.
The funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
dence, Jackson street. this fThursday) evening at
O'Clock. The friends and acqusintahces are re-
specially invited to attend without further notice.
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PRUDENCE
THE CHOLERA; ITS BANEFUL EFFECTS
UPON The BUSINESS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMONn es-ts sas2f5E

One would suppose, after short visit to the sur
ssa. If :sss.. = pss "a
ing the ridculous report; and scandaioas sxssssrs.
Length and breadth Of our country ana circsisted 81
panic MAKERS IN every nook and corner OF oar Com
turss vas making rapid strides towards the Ssmoi
would upposs that 4 vss ssss 70 IS aisrnins e1
s~:spss q our ssos ses only
to On nntimely grave But oh blessed ekolefa. Az.
dsmie IL not hall % bed 3 sss Tbsyrs
banother atse.se that Afssss city ana that dis
sa.s hssnsssr been g,vsa : aaus. can ssssiy call
sssias scribblsrs the woaIs.bs Doctors tbs ensie.
for psssed over Il the other day. ana il snass,.
aeserve unbounded praise and cFedik} the riyals AZ
n,ss%o,S and he a.ess: i ssn:, men nat
anything; II they see IN honcst. induu1rous. enter
pEisins man dong scnethias fOr himself and fer lie
from their batteries % hear upoa him ~ .oin{ W
~ bsyonet that i within ther reach = iDs1 e.
70 the health Of 0sr city Ths i ~ Sss.. sss.
has struck 10 many old maids and timi6 ola
With awe and consternaton. This e tie sssas fhss
of ourcity This q the diseass thst - t.srsS
nsnereds Of the travelling public b cur citythis =
zoe al'esss that hs, caused them 70 shsn ear city
Ies. h,cnmond has been MISUNDERSTANDING
siandered-by the vile tongue oil the Srons ara ny
panscnakeF her buslness has been oTusheA for ~
umc being; the merchant fsslsit Ia nanufsefsrer
eei: it the meehsnic feels II the slssk fses "a ~
aesn.ute ana needy feel and even the hossi feer.
e. toesther With his esslstssta, who toll dsv ma
and sire but little sleep 70 thsir sysli thst
shs sy eyss e. Ie.y e vs rest oonst %
e e rom it attaeks-fhsy feel 4 is meSssnre
tncasn not g sensbiy ~ the merchant
y = nnI time then for every eoo1 eitizan n Nieh.
mond to come forward and sstsr s. rrsfssf .ssis<
. re sasdsssn .hc leye sstsnpfs1 q u1s &c 81.
soIe pha!anx and proelalm . 10 World fkSf Skese
20 epidemic iaeas nid9 But II . - lseV skas
teose Il yeele omcneee ~ Yea tko56 Id 1on1n.
esaes1 - HdltepA teeeelee Nh thcee
ssss sessisg g 81 - ess hs . qap ~
sStne es7oenelne ehe fidlenieue rspsrss Id have
80 q! : i.es4soss elssslst<d 81 peaieupstsssi
:ss sassiiss. : : q -. s:s = m, -.
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THE GREYTOWN AFFAIR-PRos-
PECTS OF MISCHIEF

The New York Herald. in . long article
on the San Juan affair. Processes to appre-
nend war with Great Britain and France,
uniess ample satisfaction Is given for the de.
struction Of English and French property II
Greytown. I'VE must prepare says the
Herald, "for tremendous bill Of damages
to Represented by The French and Eaglish
ambassadors to the treasury department
and 30 soon thereafter Is our minds can he
Inads up TO do the right thing, we must nav
= and look pleasant Our own fellow Ill;
sens claim win be much larger In amount !.
= mnsf likewise be settled promptly and il
we predict that the Herald 10 I'LL, i.st.n..
win prove fake prophst I''sS
MScbael nann3eg, ahip hIscksmith. Of Ch.rl...
10, ~ drowned Iaas Sunday evening
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The PINE APPLE CHURcH.-The con-
gregation ct this church. under tho ministration of
the esteemed and excellent Dr. Carmichael is stea.
Oily increasing. DR.. c., with pretensions to or
atory, 10 one of the most learned divines in the
church, and most accomplished and estimable
gentleman. Great credit IL due the choir OF this
church. The music is of high order, and not of.
ten surpassed.
We learn that during the necessary absence of
DR.: C., for few weeks, provision has been made
to have the church continued open for Divine Ser
vice every Sunday morning So
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100 DOLLA r s REWARD-NO-
lOO TICE TO THE PUBLIC.-There was

stelen from my Carpet bag, on Monday morning last
as I was approaching the city OF Richmond, on the
r.. f. and Potomac Railroad, near the Hermitage,
about mile without the city, from $500 to elSoe
in Virginia paper, except one note of $50 on
the Bank OF the Metropolis Washington. There
several $50 bills ell as smaller bills ON vari
GUS Virginia Banks, few hundred dollars in amount
were in notes of the Bank of Kanawhs, payable at
Maiden, and new issue.
One Of the thieves il under arrest the other lie still
atlarge. think he s above five feet eight inches in
height. sallow complexion, rather stout aud droop
wth
40 years of age, said to be from Albany, New York.
will pay liberal reward if the thief be appre-
hended and the money recovered; and am autho-
rzcd to say that e00 viii be paid at the Office of the
R,F. Railroad Comp IN Richmond b. the Pre-
sdent of sid Company, for the apprehension and
livery Of the thief at the said Office
FAYETTE MeMULLEN
q The Whis. Enquirer. aad Examiner, please
cnnv m ZACH. 16-4a
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WELL DONE FOR THE PEOPLE OF
ALLEGHANY.-AN NOBLE EXAMpLEl

"
ALLEGHANY.-ANO NOBLE EXAMpLEl
The Staunton Spectator of yesterday states
that, although the recent vote in Allegheny
county for subscription of $4,000 to the
Central Railroad was unsuccessful, the friends
OF heroad raised by private subscription, in
enc week, sas,4oo. and have by this time
doubtless added considerably to that amount
The Spectator says it is believed that $50. 600
viii be raised by the efforts now making in
the counties of Pocahontas, Bath and Ale.
ghany, which, with the Richmond subscr;n.
ton and the States proportion, win be verv
seasonabie lin to the Company. -
This Is nobieexample! Let the friend. 80
the road along the whole line imit.ta !, "a :,
the triumphant completion of the great IN
peosenent win be placed beyond the no..;
bility of failure. f's ~
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Tor SALE-The House and Iot wheT,

4 now reside, ON Church HILL nearly opposite
Springfield Temperance Hail. on 26th ST. 10 FOR sale
runs back 125 feet to IA feet sliey On the Lot
there is comfortable wood dwelling house. which
was built about three years OF the best matera
ment- There ars also good garden, coa house &C.
am a. homo from about O'Clock, r. M until nie ht
and will be pleased for persons to come and sae for
themselves The terms viii be reasonable AID made
to suit the purchaser and evsn the st Of
January next, or sooner y. 8. MITCHELL.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsTIrUTE.-

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsTIrUTE.-The
following gentlemen have been appointed COM
mitteee by the President of the Mechanics' Insti-
tute, to receive names for membership, donations,
ETC. If either of the persons named are unwilling
to act they will report the fact the President that
some one else may be appointed:
Jefferson Ward-Geo w. Toler, Thos. Wynne,
Isaac ]. Shriver.
Madison Ward-John T. Rogers, John Dooley,
and Frederick Habliston.
Monroe Wards. D. Denoon, Geo. d, Shell, and
Fleming Griffin.
Union Hal-Henry Atkinson. John w. Ferguson
and VIM. L. Mchiinn ra afe asr Susa
MancAester-Daniel 81. Atkinson and -- Bur-
nett.
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BAD PLAcEs.-There are two or three
green, stagnant ponds of water. on 25th and Goth
Streets Church Hill, that must be very prejudicia
to health, and should be drained. If permitted te
remain in their present condition, not only cholera
but bilious and other levers will be the consequence
to the neighborhood One preventive is worth q
thousand cures. ~
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FIRE.--The wooden stable on the premi-
ses of Mrs. John Allen, near the corner of 5th and
Main streets, was fired and burned last Wednesday
night. Loss about $3.50. as b.
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The HAIL Storm last Monday evening,
was very destructive in the lower part of Hanover
and New Kent. The corn was torn to pieces, win
dows broken, fences blown down, trees uprooted,
and vegetation of all kinds destroyed within the
range OF the storm. -.
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ADJUSTMENTS
p. T. BAREUM,S
GRAND COLOSSAL
a n n ~ r

MUS e UNI AND MENAGERIE
THE largest Travelling Exhibition in the
Il world. being combustion of ell the most pom
ular amusements of the age, will exhibit at RICH.
MONDAY, AUGUST 18th. 1854
The distin gushing feature efthe Museum and Me.
naeere is the extraordinary variety Of attractions
comprised in one Establishments ard all Of which are
shown for single price Of admission. Among these
win be found splendid Mensgeris of
LIVING WILD BEASTS
~ &#& COLLECTIONS OF 80 80
81 CURIOSlTIES AND WAX STATUARYl
Aswell a. various interesting performances in which
the real, orisinal
81 GEN. TOM T.HL.MBt
Mr. NELLIS thorn without armal and Mr. LEN.
GEL, the LION KING. will appear-the whele form
ing an Exhibition of unequaled extent and attractive
power
The Grand Entres Of the Establishment into the
City, headed by the MONSTER HINDOO CAR,
drawn By EIGHT ELEPHANTs viii take place on
the morning of the day of Exhibition
ADMIsSION-50 Gents. Children under nine yrs
and servants . Gents, including view Of every.
thing advertised in the biilg.
e Doors open from to 4, and from to 81 o,cpk,
r. M. ~ f0-dA
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fs VILE NUIsAF E.-Daniel Marks, the
keeper Of grocery on the North side of Frank]in
street, near 18th, was fined e5 and costs by he
Mayor, for having on bis premises large amount
Of spoiled bacon, from the horrid stencil of witch
the health Of the neighborhood was epdansered.
Marks commended that be had . right to se(i the
meat, - his family and himself used l. resuiariy.
but the evidence against him strong that HI
not Immediately abated. he would be again nned
heavily ss%S9 3 3 = - =
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KOauE CAPTURKD.-LeEis, an old me-
gro IN the employ of Messrs. Dickinson & Co. 70.
oSSeon,s vas e9sy lcted Ct Sealing quantity Of
ed to be nogged : ? --''' = = '''.
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0nAcE 6TREEr, near ST. Johns Church
= 10 hed condition, and needs attention Wpl d,
Commissioners Of Streets for jefferson Ward -
thst Il b made passable at oncei
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HENRIco CoUNTY CoURT-JOhn Adams,
charged with stealing q gold watch, worth $40,
from Merritt l.. Wanger,s on the 18th of July, was
examined before this Court yesterday and sent on
for final trial before the Circuit Court. He was
admitted to bail for his appearance .7s 40
Robert Johnson, ST., and Robert johnson, Jr.,
were fined $50 for selling liquor to be drunk in their
house contrary to law. ~ =
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The HEALTH OF RocKErrs seems 10 be
improving. We have heard Of but one new csee
Of cholera IN that section Of cry within the pa q
forty eight hours.
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The Charlestown Spirit of Jefferson says corr,
pastures, gardens, &c. are almost entirely destroy
ed by the drought which has prevailed in that sec.
ton. The corn crop of the county will scarcely
average barrel to the acre.
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THE BALLOON ASCENSION

Tins = t4e Dry ser the second balloon :.
oensaoa nom ths Slash Cottage. Should n
nAsgroye be tfaay' The public vim have =.
opporfunisy Of witnessing the iirst ascent Of -
amateur sronant We wish him good time
Of II But lethim take good care Of he hi.
.s1t and be sure and come down easy. ii the
Doctor reeensiders his present determination.
~ Elhot. TIE e.perisncsd seronaut. vill -
ep. ne 90 kdefhF weafher win eecure ~
pFeeeaeeef grest oe0wd. ,'' q s'se
As3g ~ 1lsesSls. $ e.
&C., Z: s: ~ e 49,: =.
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fIsEn.- Messra. Shaw e. McCloy were
saed " and costs By Tho Mayor, for .obs,ructips
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UEIoN hill is improving moro rapidly
than sny other section of the suburbs that we know
Of. Neat and handsome cottages seem to be spring.
ing up AZ BY magic In every direction, whiIe oc-
scasaonaily spiendh mansion is reared ON some
eligible location. To those who wish to do bust
ness In the city and yet avoid the noise and con
fusion incident thereto we know OF no more lovely
or agreeable spot than can be found ON Union Hili
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THE UEIoH GUARD we're on parade Tues
day aifernoon, and looked remarkably well.
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Know NOTHING vIcToRY.-On Monday last an
election took place In Boon county, Ky, opposite
Cincinnati, which resulted 10 the choice OF the
Know Nothing candidates by 500 majority
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The MAYOR of tho city. with his family.
left for Old Point Comfort this morning. He win
return on Saturday. During his absence, Recorder
PuLLIAM will try the civil cases in his court and
Alderman FARRAR those occurring in the police
department
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CHOLERA AT PoRTLAN D.-The wife and three
children of John D. Cardiff an Irishman, died in
Portland, Me-, on Friday and Saturday last of
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PROLIFIC The Staunton Spectator states that
lady in Augusta county recently presented her hue
band with four children at a birth. They were all
born alive but died in short time.
DEATH OF AN AcToR.-Mr. j. P. Brelsford, the
actor, well known in this city, died in New York
on Tuesday from the effects of spinal injury re
ceived few days since while bathing at Coney H.
land 800
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

OBsTRUoTIor.-Ihe summons against the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Comuapv tor
obstructing the North side of Byrd street with iron
was dismissed, the Superintendent having had the
obstruction removed a. soon az he was apprised Of
its existence =
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The ROBBERY.-James Howle, charged
with being engaged in the robbery of Mr. F. Nc.
Mullen, was again before the Mayor; but his ac
complete being yet at large, his examination was
postponed until Friday morning, and he locked up
tor safe keeping. ~. Z
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before last, near Easpert me got off last Aonoay
and was towed to port She has large hole BE-
low the water.line but can be repaired. Her ma
chiuery is not much injured. sss.- eos & & lsisl
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FnE.-Waring & Russelrs large spice mill, IN
Brooklyn, was destroyed BY FIRE on Tuesday morn
ing Loss $4,000. s3 tss
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BARN DxsrnoYr1.-A large and valuable barn
belonging to VIM Rogers, of Downington, Pa, was
set on fire by lightning sst Sunday night and de-
stroyed Loss heavy:
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LOCAL n1Ax1zRa.

Yesterday morning aoogt 3
oeioek. while the employees q Menrss DavS =
0rsn Wsrs engaged n Nvsllink log e. u, s1
Ionsins 70 nsssrs. Kent Paine 4 Kent, an embank.
ment about eight fest high cayed m ana Z III
lump Of Dirt rolling some disesrcr caosnnu 5. M
inocked DOM G smsl bCy ne1ned EcvAnp y s %.
IrY Who We looaih q &c iims ifsetas,n ! e
g possbe, 9fsr he occurrence. II TIE ecciden,'
~. Dsvis procured Hlser and he'd the hale fel
low removed TO the Medical College, where be VIZ
properly ATTENDED e. negro mas named AIosrt
caught BY the falling bank. and injured but none q
Y e Bssdisy We aot i e service Of Messr
Davis & Green, e wss generally suppossd he z
cart driving and oehsr iiRAs labor. When be 70
covers from hisiunrfes, she 0verseers Of the Poor
should take charge Of him. and see that he u taught
the means of making Z livelihood in proper man'
ner. HHss essss -
81 Is -------. = = ..-..---- dsats
NARnow EseArE.--O On Tuesday afternoon
last while number Of small boys on Church HUI
were arranging to ere rocket, the dangerous mip-
sile accidentally took IRE and exploded passine d.
rectly throu9b the hstof q lad sanding heAr, md
singing his hsirss Had y struck his head. imae-
diafe death must have been the consequence Such
playthings are dangerous ut al lines and parenfs
should never allow heir children to sss them
AcclDENT. Mr.. Robert Tabb, one Of
the Deputy Constables of this city. was badly bruis
I'd yesterday afternoon, BY horse falling with him
on Governor street. catching his leg on the stones
and MASKING u severely.
MURDER or AN IEyANr BY IRIS MorHER.--
Coroner Wicker, assisted BY High Constabls Tyler,
held m inquest. Yesterday, over the body of new
born negro child, found concealed In the upper
part ofthe house occupied by Mr.. n. w. Rose on
Broad street Physicians were called in and q post
morteR examination of the hody made. when they
decided from the marks offngers about the throat
and the quantity Of coaguIafed blood On the brain,
thatthe child had been strangled to death.
From other circumstances, Mr.. Rose and his
family at once suspected negro girl in their SER
vice named Charlotte, the property OF Mr.. A. B.
Homes of Fredericksburg, OF being the mother and
the murderer of the infant. and the Coroner there
upon Issued warrant for her arrest.
Charlotte, ON being questioned by officer Tyler
admitted that she gave birth to the child on Tues
day, and that afterwards, 10 order to avoid suspi
cion. she got up, dressed herself and took Mrs.
Roses infant into the street.
The murderer is about II years of age, and has
heretofore borne good character. She will be i'm.
prisoued until her health IL sufficiently restored to
enable her to be brought before the Mayor to under
60 legal examination gaa ass tssss-lssP
n 4 r m
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GAMBLING.-Joshua Banks, free negro,
arrested and Gagged for playing cards In cellar
on l7th street, occupied by Ben Moss, When
brought before the Mayor, he was ordered ten
stripes for his bad conduct. ts "A
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The sum of 1868 was received at the office OF the
Washington National Monument, as contribution
from the members of the California Legislature
being one DAVIS pay of that body.
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Four ricks of wheat, the property OF Col. Robert
Lucas, near Shepherdstown, were destroyed by fire
On the night of the I'd inst. The ricks contained
from twelve to fifteen hundred bushels. The fire Is
thought to have been the act of an incendiary.
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ILL., hann1efs akip bIscksmifh, Of Chsrle.
-, wss drowned Lest Sunday svenine.