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lust ELI kIVED-
u 10 Enos Slgsr -.c
20 Larrels Clarified Srgsr
40 do Crust e. -nd powdered eucsx
60 do lo~;prhed Nsw Orleans MolaSsss
90 do prime do d.
8 boxes Shellvd Aimoaas -.'.| .'
200 do Leuors, 81 baltimore prices
70, 900 pounds sh ,, llsr Bsson
800 family Hams '.
For sails by IL MURRAY eEAfHEN.
IL l9-eo3t 8. -V --r 7a.. : -
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HERMAHnAn.

, 4 NEW and charming sett Of spanish ~ altses,
IA composed by Senior Pedro 4. DsuuaS, aud en-
be ished with . correct and beautiful view Of the
Academy If the Visitation, Georgetown ID. c. Pub
iish-d by Hn5us 4 tits, Washington, d e., en- for
sale by all the principal music ttores throughout
the United states. The trade Supplied on libera
terms Ga ---, g. -s.. ice
Nat Intel, Alex Gas- Georgetown Adv, Bat Sun.
and Frederick, {hd) Examiner, each st every other
day I. :
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pHRENoIoIY! PHRENcLoGY!
DHE%NoLOGICi Al EXAMINATIONS by Dr.
i BARrLETT, OF philadelphia, at Roots Caller,
uea- Browns Hotel. duly. '.
Cal aud learn What to expect Of yourself OF yorr
chi den. ..- ..--,
Bx mrnf lions only 90 cents.
Examinations al private retidencss when request
ed Com and t-v ". ia t7-cIs
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The NBATHER.-We are now In the full
n0on-tide blaze Of heat, the thermometer this
morning between 9 and 10 oclock, a. m in
the Shaie, regis cred 80 degrees. s
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NEW ICE DEPOT.

7tR he . rvenience OF my Customers an, oti ers
L ICE can b. hsd RON a. m Until 9 M IA
der MIR. -.5y Psrl.rs. Pennsvlvs'ia areane. NJ os
9th streat. JOHN pSTCIBoNE
il I5-enfr.&
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QUIEr.-The returns of the Auxiliary Guard
show that our city is remarkably quiet Our
principal streets and avenues were thronged
till late hour last evening by ladies and
gentlemen. and no confusion, noise, or improper
conduc: called for the interference of the
Guard. This is az 1t should be, and we hope
it will last longer than tbs coming week.
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= The BRIDGES 1t 10 the wish of many of
our citizens that the new c. uocils will 20 to
work as speedily as pos ible to improve the
condition OF tho bridges over the canal. Not
only should the iron frames be examined and
repaired, but the fco.s made safe for passen-
gers Many vehicl pass over those idgss
every day, and drivers cannot have confidence
in b. idge whore the carriage way is worn
into ruts and cutters they must fear for the
safety Of themselves and horses.
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+ | o LEE-A frame HOUSE. IN 18th street west.
L between ami streets n nth. The hose has
ten rOtms, in good order-a pump Of cord water in
tiis yard. Rtnt SIS per month. Possession given
'mm, eihe,y ~ applying to A. BORL.ND.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR SALE Or RENT-0n reasonable terms, two
two story brick HOUSES, with Easements -
Sacn use eoatstns seven rooms, froutiag on st
south, bstween New Jersey avenue aud fouth c. nj
tol S. For furth-r particulars apply to
"-@ A. 4 L. A. RICHARDS Brick 4, sirers or
A H. NARROW, on tho prepsi ee. =. =
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.ional gentlemen present, who assisted at the
coucert. Mr.. +. X. hnoll was very muci ap-
iiauded for his per ormnnce On the violin,
and some pieces Of music were excellenfly
well performed by the orche stra, consisting of
Psosperfs band NJ. Hi vas likewise much
app!auded- The concert Was q very pretty
affair and did great credit " all concerned
IN il.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL Cum
beriand journal IN view Of the possibility IL Ut
The waters VI The Potomac mar gradually re-
ceGe during the severe Liats OF the summer
and thus e. cate scsreit- Of supply at Dams
Nce. and ,, urges the lard of management
"a meet 1t tho earliest N 'rnent and adopt The
most energetic Llea.ure. to secure the contiuu
ance Of navigation during tie remainder OF
the year.
FIsHIowN.-Tbe saturn aiia Of Fish Town are
not all over, although The fishing season i
ciossd A large haul, hut not # FISH, was
made the other night by the police. OF party
Who were drinking AMI gambling in one of the
Loo rs, which is stu kept open, and the Vi hole
OF tie parties were consigned to durance vile
20 serve out q certain period OF time ut the
usual place Of punishp emit t.a
The NATIONAL MoAUMESr.-The Mississipp
Grand Lodge Of Masons b contributed stone
for insertion in the monument. II is CO n
IScb- gray Ilue' loner auo tpc ocse ever us
covered in that sta g for building purposes.
was brought u Ale1nndria, Virginia, FREQ o
cost. -
OOAL-The largest shipment of coal which
has ever taken plsee on the Chesapes Ike anC
Ohio canal WAS made at Cumberland las
week-bsirs 1851 tons in the six days Of ths
week. -
PATENT 0FFIcE.-SiDce the LIST instant, about
twelve thousand persons have visited thu
Pa.sns Once and gallery Of the National in
sjtu,e
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SEVERE CAsE.-This morning a number of
eoIored women appeared at the of q Of JUS
toe Clark, and charged Aaron alias Pink
Coakley, (coloredj with assault and battery
on Nancy Hails,ock Lucinda jackson, and
Amelia Hai:stock. Pick is an old offender.
we'll known to the police and the evidence in
these three cases, fully justified the ma gistrate
in holding him 10 Ill for court 1t appears
that Pink wanted to whip one of them tor in
forming upon him in one of his old cases
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DOToMAC PAvILIoN-PINEY

i POINT, MD.-This agreeable resort for health,
bathing and general recreation, Will be opened
the 18th Of June, for the accommodation Of the pub
c and under the confident hope that Subtraction wss
afforded his part last to vsitors generally,
shall be equally as we'll kept durns the present; and
while many similar establishments have raised their
prcesfor board, and doubtless many more will follow
their example, the prices ct the PAVILION will
continue as heretofore, for its old well the new
friends which may seek lis quiet shades and we'll
known fishing grounds. 1868
BoARD-fof q single day, $2Oo-for three days or
less than a week, $i50 per day-per week, $1,000.
and per month, $4,000. 54if.lsf
Professor Loebmann's Cornet Band has been On.
gagged for the season.
js l2-d6wc4t w. w. DIX, Proprietor
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OFFICE RICH. 4 PErBG. RAILROAD co. I
- = June 9Th, 1854,

I'M e - No. MoTICE;mTo q 5,,! , ] PER t
0ISLE INVESTMENT OF MONEY Sealed Pro.
posals will be received at this oce until the 18th
day of July, 1854, (when they will be opened tn ME
presence othe President, Treaguyer and one or mors
Of Of tSs SEVEN PER p cENT B6NDS q
this Company to be Issued for the purpose Of recon.
ssrsetng their road with heavy iron rails under the
authority or Act Of Asebly passed February 10.
1854 and of the resolutions Of the stockholders OF
this Company, adopted on the 3oth May, 1854.
The principal of these Bonds will be payable on the
Ist dsy of June 1875 and the interest Of per
cent per annut, or three and half per cont semi.
annually the Let day Of June and the lst day o.
December of each year-the punctusI payment of
both principal and interest being secured Dy deea
of trust on the whole road and other properly ena
frauchises of the Company. liable {, be enforced e
any time upon sixty days default In the payment of
any amount of either principal or interest
No bids for less than the par value OF these ponAt
Including interest from the lst of this MONTH June
heart per Ct. interest-will be considered.
: The terms OF payment will be CASH but rom y
snonsibIe bidders notcs Tor Tn ee~fourns
Of Che purchase money. In equal tnstalmeass, whn
cent interest theron fram the lst 0f june isos
"a sbe al 8 and months from that date, will be
rsceiyed as security for the punctual payment OF
which uotes one-ffth of the amount of bonds sctu.
aiiy nsid for will be retained BY the Company until
ali oi the raid notes shall have been pal1.
Any farther information on the subject which may
he desred viii be furnished by the President OF Tres
sur, ~ Djreetioa Ei Oh tie President. -
u JOHN WILLIAMS,
Secretary and frsaspSer 3. r. Railroad Co.
ia6-TuT hi Stl5Jy tf
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WONDERFUL FsCAPE-BoY DRAWN FIrrY Rops
BY HALTER ROUND HIS NEcE-John C. Hend
rckson, aged eight years. son of Samuel c. Hend.
rickson, OF Wilma Jefferson county. N " was sent
TO the barn ior horse, and On returning, led the
horse by a rope halter the moose piece having been
removed, which allowed the halter to slip back to
the horses breast. On arriving at the house the
horse was not dispose ed TO stand, and Immediately
started Tor the barn, when it was discovered that
the opposite end of the halter was tied in slip
knot around the neck of the boy. The horse quick
ened his pace the boy fell upon the ground and the
morse took fright and rAn a distance of fifty rods
When he was caught Big the father of the boy. The
rope was ioosened triom about the neck al the boy
ana ne was taken up for dead but in few seconds
tlgns OF iife were Uncovered. and physician was
innediately sent tor. Notwithstanding the appa-
zen! complete ctr Angulation of the lad and the mu
npeHy OF oruis es he must have received, together
WIN fracture OF the Uranium, there is scarcely
cratic Union, June "a.
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FLETCHER's HAIR Tonic. prepared b

FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, prepared by
John johnson, has surpassed all other preparations
for the hair. 1t acts Ii ke magic in eradcating Dan
prevalent among children during the Summer season.
But above all it is wonderful in preventing greyness
If your hair is turning grey, few applications will
stop its progress is there any preparation for the
hair that is equal to Fletchers in dressing hair 1t
imparts to the hair rich and healthy appearance,
two applications week being sufficient to keep it
in healthy state. No ladies toilet should be with.
ont bottle. 1t be had heretofore. by apply
ing at A. DUVALS, Messrs. BENNETT l. BEERS,
WIN. ADCOCK CO., Main street; and to Messrs.
THOMAS L. TAYLOR and JOHN H BLAIR, Bird
street; or at the SALOON, under the American Ho.
tel.
N. B-No charge fer trial. my 19
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR. JOHN B.
WALTHALLis is now the only authorized Physician
ed TO treat charity cases to practice Dr.. c. Rrai
nerds ystem of treating Diseases of the Eye which
has proved Successful and invaluable. By this ays
tenn which is painless in the treatment partial and
total blindness Inflammation % the Eye aud its sp-
pendages intolerance of light falling of the eyelids,
far and near sightedness from age disease, ca'a-
Eact &C., of years standing, have been cured, and
perfect sight restored without cutting wash, by
few minutes, and often only few seconds applica.
ton of instruments of recent invention. So many
have been benefited by the system, without injury
to any, that all who suffering with diseases of the
Eye may fearlessiy put it to the test.
DR.. Walthall can be consulted from to 10, A. M,
and from to 6, p. NJ, at his Office Governor St.,
Richmond, Va, or by letter.
Fee for consultation 50. For prescription and in.
strument $40.
For visits and additional treatment extra charge.
~ No letters answered without the money is en-
closed lie lin
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THERE are few things which afford US
greater pleasure than sitting down to write notice of
the celebrated dshoofiand German Bitters becau.. we
are fully conscious we conferring public benefit
and our heart tells us that by notices many have
been lncuced to take these biters and be en- rescued
cure of which it is certain 1t is prepared and sold
only by Dr. c. M Jackson, at the German Medicine
store; No l2o, Arch street, Philadephia.
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o FARMS FOR sALE.-A Farm Of

. $50 acres, in Heurico county, miles from Ricb.
mond, halin cultivation nearly all of which has hsan
nmed, and produces Wheat Corn and Clover we'll
me wood land contains some fine timber and larsa
quahtity OF wood The York River Rail1oad will rnn
near ear 10 1t. Health, water and society first rate.
The purchaser can have the use of the farm b.nas
till the end of the year. ''hu'
The buildings are new and well arranged
About zoo acres of the above ere mud land ,roa
cling tine hay and Other crops o' Pio9e-
Also, Farm of 50 ceres half . r,;ls p.,<p,
tioLa, h, with new and handsome cottsge buildngs
having sn excellent market garden now prnSn.;ss,
spent ue" iaoot mas been
Al, a ~ me land ia highly improved. Apply to
~---'sNef" RICH Hill, In
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EXTRAoRDINARY OccURRENcE-On Wednesday
last, as the packet skip siddons was lying off Bed
loe's Island, near New York. preparatory to depar-
ture tor Liverpool. the following incident occur.
red A German sailor, a hand on board the YES.
se was over the side scraping it, and, not doing it
SO quickly as to satisfy the second mate Frederick
Leonard, he threatened to duck him. and eventual
~ directed the men to let the rope slack, which
they did, and the German sailor was lowered into
the water, and was drowned. An examination was
had into the facts of the case and warrant issued
for the arrest of Leonard
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK G. RUFFIN, Secre-
tdyy of the Virginia State Agricultural Society, and
y. AUGUST offer their services to tbs public
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
LANDS in tirginia and the Southern end Western
States.
Offce-st the Office of the Tirginia State A9ricuL
tdrdt Society," No. us Main street.
N. AUGUST NeTGRY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Oftice-as above. fe 8-ts
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ANOTHER FATAL RAILWAY AIIDENr.-On Wed
nesday morning the lightning train going west from
Detroit, on the Michigan Central Railroad, when
three miles from Wayne. ran into a carriage con.
tanning wealthy farmer, his wife and child killing
them all instantly. The train was thrown off the
track, and the locomotive and several cars were
broken. No one on the train was killed, but the
engineer, fireman, and ten or twelve passengers.
were more or less Injured
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CERTAINLY DxAD-The Warrsnt0n IN. CO.
News puts an end to the rumor OF the resuscitasion
Of Sylvester Maybe. the free negro, hung on the
5th of June. Msyho y certainly dead-desd q
Julius Oscar.
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E9 FARM FOR SALE IL =

a9 FARM FOR SALE.-For sale. q
miles from Richmond, between The 0dd sSont nse
ana .ne n,ehmond and Frederick sburg Road con.
aDoTt lso seres-75 of which are cleared The
Ihere " good dwelling on the farm. with sx
rooms. together with ce-houss, barn stable ana III
necessary out houses Terms secommodatios Ar.
ply TO JAMES pHYIIIssic Ap-
AZ MT Holma''s Grocery, cor. Ist and Broad st,
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VANDALIsM.-The family burying ground of the
Pttman family, near Enfield Halifax county, N. C.,
was visited on Sunday night last by some vile
wretch and the body of Mr.. Pittman, an old and
respectable citizen who died some five months
SINCE was disinterred and his remains left exposed
to the public view. Oh shame where is thy blush!
On that day large number of the Masonic frater.
nifty had paid their last solemn and imposing fune-
raj ceremonies as tribute of respect to their de-
parted brother.-Nortok Beacon
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:, ASNfsEHsAHf.-The anniversary of the battle of
mon'noufh was celebrated last Wednesday on the
'a'''e grounds, near Freehold, M. There were
several military companies present from, New
aork, Brooklyn. Philadelphia and various paris of
new Jersey, numbering in all about three Thousand
men. 10 hring salute of cannon one exploded
"hlie being charged, carrying away the left wrist
and hand OF Abram Coles, member of ,be L..
fayette Guard, of Newark.
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.o1 .uuTaAGE.-. Al Cleveland, Last week. favorite
child two years old, was missed by her parents.
but was iouu i've hours Afterwards stripped of her
ss,essnt dress and ornalnants, and wrapped 10 q
olanket She had been saplsa for the ornaments
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The wife of George s. adams, residing at Ma
lone, Franklin county, N. T., was thrown nom
wagon on the 20th June. and instantly Killed.
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THE ENGLISH AND THE JAPANEsE-A letter from
Hong Kong announces that Sir John Bowring had
arrived there, with instructions to olon the foot
steps OF the americans sn their negotiations oith the
Emperor of Japan. So soon as a sufficient force
can be collected he, together with the newly ap.
pointed commander of the British Naval forces 10
the East, Sir James Sterling, Rear Admiral of the
White, will proceed to that Empire for the pur.
pose CT making his demands. IL is not appre-
hended tlst he will find much difficulty in obtain
ing all tnat Commodore Perry does
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During the recent sitting Of tbe Circuit Court q
Lewisbure Tenn. ! suit was decided against .
Mr. Hhehaue aud la favor OF q Mr.. Duncan. Piqued
Il his iluck. tns former waylaid and shot his cd
yersary. wounding him 90 severity that he y mos
expected TO recover shehsue MADE his escape
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Dan Rice, the circus man, who is said to have
cleared within the lssf month $4,000 by biz show,
has left 81 900 Of Il IN Jackson Mss, ~ bct that
Mr., Fillmore will be the next President
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GREAT SALE AT SALISBURY, NJ C.-The sale of
the Rev. Thales McDonald's properly took pIaoo at
Salisbury, N. c., on the 18th inst. Judge Ella
bought the "home tract" of land at $4,000. Ex-
Governor Morehead bid off another tract, including
valuable water power ia the Yadkin river, at
$1,000 The total amount of land sales was s2l.
Eli. Thrty,four or thirty-fve slaves were sold,
bringing gross amount of $4,000 Prices ran.
gng from about $500 to 81 ,O5O, and sne extra hand
brought 81 ,2l0. Mules ranged from 1925 to S17s.
Seventeen mules and ten horses brought gross
amount of $2070. 49,
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Ihe editor of the New York Mirror, to whom
nave been ascribea quantities Of Iegacies, saws th,
euhoriai harness and the netal coil with him viii
80 On together. He believes 1t to be the duty o
I've man 70 labor for the bread he eats, and pre-
'ofs tue editofaai profession 10 all others.
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A most tragieal event occurred in the town OF
Blackberry, Kane county, about 40 miles from Chi
cago on the 23d inst. 1t appears that man bv the
name of Thomas Pouley owned farm which he
had rented to another by the name of Mitchell
The families of both lived in one house, but not
very amicabiy, frequent difficulties having occur.
red-so unpleasant was that a son of Mitchell II
or l5 years old, had left home and hired cut at a
neighbor's. On Thursday he went to Geneva and
made some purchases, among which were some
nuts for his little brothers and sisters. In eating
them they scattered shells the floor, at which
Pouley was offended. aud began to scold them pref.
ty severely. Young Mitchell was standing near the
door outside, and hearing him. said to him, "Don't
be abusing ithose children, but take one of your
size or something to that effect An altercation O.
words followed and Pouley at length hurled chair
at Mitchell, which he lodged, and it was broken to
pieces. Mitchell then took up a stone which Pou.
ley seeing. lodged into tkS house and closed the
door. The stone was thrown and broke through q
pannel in the door. Pouley then rushed ont with a
large knife in his hand Mitchell fled, and after he
had proceeded about four rods, stopped to pick up
another stone when Pouley came up with him and
stabbed him to the heart killing him instantly
Pouley Immediately fed. and had not been taken a,
our latest advices from Chicago
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HUGUENOT sPRINGS-Thi, plea


SAINT retreat will be opened, for the season on
the Let OF June. Since last season, dlsioas ~ -
bins, and the whole establishment has uuderaons (
tnoroush repair competent Assistants and Servants
IN The different departments procured; good Band
pleasure and comfort Of the suests -'' 'A'
The waters are of three kinds: Sulphur, Chaly.
beate, and combination of the two.
Baths, hot and ceid, may be had a. heretofore.
-. Lhs no, ban Rooms, Sowing Alley, Billiard Rooms,
and other sources Of amusement. invite those who
The HuauENoT sPaiNas sPi sas in powh,.,,
county, ~ miles from Richmond and can be reached
6y the Richmond and Danville Railroad to Robious
static n, thence by Omnibuses. Fare through about
every Saturday evening, by which arrangement vsi.
tors may visit the Springs at the close Of the week
'ns sosrS ss ss5y a MONDAY %0Isoag sa
day; Children under IL years of age and Serysuts
half price. Breakfast Supper and Iodsinss, 50 css.
sasai Dina 70 't' Horses d,S Is sSvsrr.
n b. All letters should be directed to aHu.Isnot
Springs" Black Heath Coal Mines p. o.
A MELIA SPRIN GS.-This beautifl
"A and vel known Watering Place will .be open
for the reception Of visitors the LIST Of July The
buildings have been recently fitted up with the view
of atlordng the guests every possible comfort The
access, being within two and a half miles of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad. An omnibus will
always be in readiness to convey the visitors from the
cars
No pains will be spared to render the stay of the
guests pleasant and as at any other
watering place In Virginia The 10 rema ksble
for it's peculiar sanative qualities II possesses the
same properties as the waters ofthe White Sulphur,
only not SO strong.
The amused. .ents are the Bowling Alley and the
Ball Room.
The propretors determined to close the Bar on
the Sabbath, and under circumstances to keep it
open later than 10 O'Clock, p. NJ, during the week
days. "a 800. sIl9gz ~ -
Here the man Of business may find pleasant re.
treat from the noise and hustle of the city, aud at
the time be within three hours ride on The cars
of the Capital of the State.
Our terms for board are q follows
s9Z0OO
Do. DO. .......................... 7e0
20 do aay. l.tD
Children, under II years OF age and Servants, half
price.
Meals sent to rooms will be charged extra, except
in sickness. 80 ~
i N. F. l. b. c., WILSON, Proprietors
10 c1 m
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oENrENcED.-Earis, who murdered his vile
aoous four years ago in Campbell County, Tenn,
mas been found guilty and sentenced to be hung ON
the 4th of August.
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Mrs. Maria O'Neil, in New York, while in the
act OF fascending flight of four steps, on Saturday
afternoon at her residence, slipped and fell strik
ket basket, and in this position was found dead
soon afterwards. Coroner Hilton held an inquest
upon the body and the jury rendered a verdict of
death from straneulation from accidentally fall
ing with her neck across the rim of strong bas-
ket"
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teIegraphic dispatch from Cincinnati states ihsI
tae charge against Peter Kroeger, Catholic priest
of attempting an outrage upon young girl was
uufounded