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"A trotting match for 500, mile heats, best three
in five, IA harness, came of yesterday Afternoon,
between Mr.. Mugsn's b. g. Emigraat and Mr..
Jenkins br. m. Lady Jenkins, which was Won by
the latter in three straight heats. Lady Jenkins
the fsvoite at two to previous to the scor-
ing; but before the start it was neafIy even. The
ra wa very exciting throughout
First Ucaf.-Ls'y Jenkins won the polls, anc
weIt of with the lead passiog the quarter pole in
forty seconds; but breaking up soon alters wards,
Emigrant went in front, aud led her three or four
lsDgths 10 the half mile pole, in 1:20 The mare.
again broke up OIL the lower turn a0d again on the
bomestIetch, anc WIS beaten in consequence by
bali O cozt "a lengths, 10 2:45.
Second HeGf.-E migrant now had the inside po-.
siton, and as soon as the vord was given, broke.
ard ran until be broke the mare up. He recovered
frht, arc led her To the quarter pole thirty yards,
in forty five seconds. The mara having settled,
ottec freIy down the baekstretch, closing the gap
gradually. fine to baif mile Die, 1:25. She cot
very lose 10 Emigrant the lower turn, but COM
ing Oh the toms Str tch abe became entanged, and
b,oke badly Emigrant won the heat by i've or six
lengths, in 2:60a.
Third Hsat-The horses hal on even start, but
on the turn the mare broke up. and Emigrant
cpened wide gap on her before sbe recovered.
He passed the quarter pole In forty three seconds,
263a. The mare acted badly from beginning to
end. The foil wing il q summary
WEDNESDAY, Aug 23-Trotting match $780, mile.
heats. best three III five ia harness.
Mr. Auliigan named b. z. Emgrant .1 L.
Mr.. - named br. m. Lade jenkins - 2
Time, 2:45-2:50s-2:53Q.
UNION COURSE, L. I.-TRoTrrNG.
trottDg match for $500, mile heats, came or At
this course yesterday afternoon, at the Same time
that the one was going on at the Csntreville, be.
,sEeen g. m. Sontsg, driven by Mr. whelan, and br
&. Whalebone, under the guidance of Hiram Wood
9uE The mare won very handily. She was never
fee6ced IN the race. She was the favOise previous
TO the start at 100 to 49, with few takers her supe
1iority in speed being we'll known by nearly all the
frequeDters Of the track. The folio wing Is sum-
mary
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 23-Match $500, mile heats y
Hiram Woodruff named br. g. Whaleb0ne 10
Time, 2:51-2:45.
SATURDAY, Aug. 1s.-Trotting match for g.,
mile heats.
Il. Woooruf named oh. g. Tormentor, 70
Z0O ID. wagon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. z 4
Mr.. Ludlow named br. 6. Jack Smith, TO
sulky .......................I q
Time $500; sos; 3:O4.
FAME DAY.-Ti citing match for $500, mile heats !,
bert three in five.
H. Woodruff named br. m. Lady Jenkins
70 2OO 10. wagon. ............ Received forfeit.
haac woodruff named br. m. Lady Hclfo-
berts, TO LOO 10. wagon. Paid forfeit.
City Intelligence.
CHoIERA m THE CnY.-The cholera reports Of the two
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AhAon's Dsx uerrcotypss, Large Size, non
ny cents, elor-d ard In ease, and twice the siss tia
tssn cse~bers for dsty ospts and equal b size
9uatty IN ttose that cost 90 n other places AN6ON
ss broadway, oppoAits Metropolitan Botel.
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City Inxella1enee

CHolERA M THE CnY.-The cholera reports Of the two
hospitals yesterday were as follows, at noon =
Rsc,d Died (ru,a1 nesa,n
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Notwithstanding slighsly Dansaeod-,
flsck frock and ciess costs 4la for ss hgureG
geaLnftn ard valenta vests cost So for - DO; boys
Tes. and yants, ~ zach GEO. LEvIE, l96 Nassau st.
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Something Worth Knovsing.-S5O,0O 900 worth
q the hret made clothing got up by one Of tho
BIS; houses IN Moaa~ay for sale At EVANS clothing
esrhouse, 6u and IS Fulton strest, AZ half price.
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asycs ". OR En- OF N - a. Asp FULTON srs.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

- BALTIMORE, Feb. 26-l0 ?. L.
We have had incessant rain from Il O'Clock
last night up to p. M, to-day. The sire cts
were completely flooded, and much of the snow
has disappeared Jones' Falls is swollen to az
unusual height. In several places the banks
are overlooked, filling cellars, &c. Danger is
apprehended. The tide is very high. and some
of the wharves have been overfowed, doing
consider able damage
l learn that the susquehanna river, at
llavre e-Grace, is very high, and rising rapid
ly, with the prospect of a fearful food
Miss Laura Keene, lessee of the Charles
street theatre, is soon to take her leave of us,
to accept an engagement in California, where
she gets clear salary Of $4,000 per annum.
She is great fayorite in Baltimore, and must
be everywhere.
The Baltimore Board of trade has called a
meeting to pronounce against the prohibitory
liquor law, now before the Legislature, rs an
unbusiness-like proposition. RoDERIcK.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS.
ALEXANDRIA, February 25sh, 1875.

ALEXANDRIA, February 2oth, 1854.
Aleranaria Lf5rary-WreaM Pyesentatiou-
. Concerts- Lectures Election Accident
Legislation. -.-
The stockholde 5 of the Alexandria Library
Company, met at their reading room last night,
Mr.. James S. Hallowell chairman, p. l.. Carne,
Jr, Secretary. The following gentlemen were
unanimously chosen oficers, viz S. L. Kinzer,
President; B. Barton, E. S. Hough, E. J. Mil.
Ter, ]. S. Hallowell, R. S. Huck H. C. Hal
lowell, G. H. Wilmer, p, s. Carne, Jr., A.
Jameson, T. Miller, and g. D. Fowler, Direc.
tors The stock was placed at three dollars a
share, and the whole affair now assumes the
footing upon which it proposed to place it at
its organi cation, three years ago. A mint
tee have been appointed to solicit sub:cri bers
and [ trust that under the new organization
its affairs may prosper.
At the Ball OF the Mechanical Artillery on
the evening of the I'D quite an interesting in.
cident took place. The Independent Lue Iites
presented t4 Capt. Gaarge DukeY super b
wreath wrought of the finest flowers and the
gallant Captain made q fine speech on its re-.
ception.
The Hutchinson Family gave us one of their
exquisite concerts on the evening of Thursday,
% NAV hoASS SAVSeihS tucul CdulOru 3 opera
Troupe propose a series of concerts next week
at Society Hall. The Ladies' Eaif se-epens a.
Sarepta Hall and Prof. Johns Lectures will be
given at the Lyceum, SO we will not lack fog
anusements. ...-.
As the election time draws near hosts of
candidates present themselves for every Office
The Wings of each ward have made party
nominations for the City Council, and it is
possible general convention will assemble to
nominate Wig tickey Of city otaeers
A man named Murphy, an agent on the
Manassas Gap Road, fell from the cars while
in motion, on the I'D instant, and SO severely
fractured one of his arms that amputation vas
deemed necessary, the operation was per-
formed by Drs: Murphy and Lewis. and the
patient is in fair way to recover 80
In the House of Delegates, on Thursday, the
bill repeating the charter of the Bank Of the
Old Dominion, was indefinitely postponed
ayes 10, nays 50. AMI.
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Arrival Of the IsabsI

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2s.-The steamer
Isabel has arrived with Havana and
hey est dates TO the Odd.
The American sailors SO long contred
had. through the exertions Of Mr.. Robert,
son, acting United States Consul. hen
liberated. Tf
Reports were current Of Q negro insur.
rection eastward Of Cardenas.
A change of troops had been unex-
pectedly made at Puerto Principe
Havana was quiet. A French feet had
made its appearance.
MARKETs.-Sugars were dull for want
on shipping. Freights to England f5.
Flour scarce. Rice and lard improving.
Box Shocks badly wanted.
CHARLESTON. Feb. 25.-Ordered that
the slpeTintendency of the Treasury cd
init vessels loaded with coal, even if a por-
ton of the cargo contained other mer-
chandiSe, to all the privileges Of coal ves-
sells.
The French Admiral Duchesne, expect.
ed to order that the payment by slaves.
II a portion of their purchase money be
recorded at the mortgage -office. Several
cargoes of slaves have been landed.
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LYONS KATHAIRON,

For Preserving, Rsstorang, and Bsautifying the
Hair, Is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced It's astonishing success is
without precedent in the history of the Naterta
Red'ca. Dark and lu1urisnt curls soft and glossy
hair, with scores Of admirers (mark this ladies) is
the universal effect of the Kathairon. Bald and
grey heads we're perfectly astonished "The IA
thsiron has fully restored my hair after badness
of IL years. A. J. COPYRIGHT, 76 Bond st., N. Y"
The Kathairon is certain cure for Nervous Head
ache and all Cutaneous diseases Sold by all dealers
everywhere. Try it.
Price rs cents, in large bottles
DIS BARNES, Proprietor, l6l Broadway, NY.
feb lin
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- WY HAVE We TWO EyrsI-Tbat v.. -.
question which Mr.. WHEArsroyE entranpea nst,re
I. @osSerlns, In the new theory of vision. In
49,. ~ Fret NHIArsyoSx detailed the true
80, on einocufar vision, together with descr.r.
me lrst called the STsRSosooPE latter two Greek
va os meaning Solids, see, for which, in 1870.
was awarded the Royal Medal. Its practical
h.u nas oeen overlooked; until very recently II
H. Zen zen appneo to Daguerreotypes. WHITEHURST
mas ~ tsoduced some valuable improvements in the
III ana also In the coloring, by which they super.
a. hy,nlng we have yet seen in Photography. We
lery, over the store Of Duval Bro. near foursn
shsf street '' 49, A N1u-
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TO CONTRACTORS.


OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
February Il, 1854
DROpOsALS vii be received =. tbs office until
Saturday, the Ild Ell April next, Mt O'Clock
p m, for grating and grayeling SO much of Mary.
land avenue, between Seventh street and Potomac
bridge, as Is not now graded and grave!sd, as NAV
ings.
me Nork is to te Of tho best character, and to be
done to the acceptance of the Commissioner or such
person as he may appoint to Inspect it. and all that
Is TO be done NUT be done by the frs. day of Octo
Der next - WV
The graveling must be at least twelve inches in
depth ut the ntre of the street. tapering off gradu
ally to ak inches In depth at the sides.
securlty will be required for the faithful per-
formance of the work.
any surplus earth from the grading must bs de-
posted at such place, within a easonable distance.
as the Commissiones shall designate.
froposers viii state the price per cub,c yard for
the grading, and per superficial ard fer the gravel
Ing, including gravel ard all materials
B. FRENCH,
Commissioner Of Public Buildings
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~ When death Is at the door, the remedy which
would have saved life if administered in time comes
700 late DO not tribe with disease. Rely upon it,
that when the stomach will not digest food-wben
faintness and lassitude pervade the system--when
the sleep Is disturbed the appetite feeble the mind
lethargic, the nerves unnaturaIy sensitive and the
head confused-rely upon it, that when these symp-
toms occur, the powers of vitality are falling and
that unless the mischief is promptly checked, life
totu be shortened as well as rendered miserable Now
we know from mass of testimony, greater than was
ever before in favor Of one remedy that
Hoehands German bitters, prepared by DR.. C. NJ
jackson, Philadelphia, will Immediately abate, and.
In the emf, entirely remove all of these disorders as
surely as mathematical process will solve a prob
lem Who, then, viii endure the agony, and the
risk OF life with health and safety within reach
For sale by Druggists everywhere
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Horrible Disclosure

SYRACUSE, Feb. 25th.-Most horrible
disclosures are inside by woman named
Cummings, relative to the murder of Al
fred Tiller's wife, at Onondaga West.
which was telegraphed on Thursday
1t appears that Tiller himself was the
murder, and that the arrangement of the
body, with the other details, in order to
give the appearance of burglary, and
subsequent murder by the burglars, were
also the acts of Tiller, before he started
to call in help. Several parties concerned
In the transaction are under araest here.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS.
GEORGETOWN, February q, IS

OEoRGEToWN, February u, 1854.
An election for five representatives to the
Board of Aldermen, and eleven to the Board
of Common Council is now going on in our
city. From present indications the contest
will be quite spirited one. Both parties ap-
pear to be thoroughly drilled for the occasion
and both sanguine Of success. The tickets of
each are good, composed of some of our very
best citizens. All trades and professions, we
believe, are well represented, except the sehoo
Master and physician B 9th Of these honora-
BILE callings has unfortunately been overlooked
We say unfortunately, because we have fire.
quently thought heretofore, while attending
the Council meetings, that there was some No :
cessIty for the school-master's being abroad
with his birchen rod, to reduce the bulky
sons to order And when we have listened
TO the thunder and lightning speeches, sweep
ing every thing before them, like long pent
up tornado just turned loose upon the broad
expanse of old ocean, we have thought it would
be we'll TO have physician at hand to admin
lister some cooling draughts TO reduce if DOS
sible, the enormous height of the political
thermometer. What will be tho result of the
election to-day, We cannot foretell The bal,
lot box mus: tell the tale. Do and say what
We may. the sovereign people" will make
their own choice, and in that choice we shall
be perfectly satisfied. We have no particular
interests to represent. We pledge ourselves,
however, as careful spectator, to keep the
dear people we'll posted upon all matters of
| Importance which they may from time to time
nave under consideration, and to keep them
lthe Couneilsl well posted upon all important
matters foreign and domestic, and to reflect
All tne light We can upon their deliberations,
having them served promptly and pune
sentiments. WI
Inc hey Eleazer Williams preached last
night In Christ,s (EpiscopaD Church quite an
Impressive and touching sermon, upon the
sn2)ect OF ms mission among the Indians. A
collection was taken mp to assist him in hi.
very laudable and praiseworthy enterprise
Yesterday and Saturday night we were v;s
tied by drenching rain, which toeetbsr v;,l
the rapid melting Of the immense uuantity o
snow about our streets, overaows almost ever,
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and sacred scene. from

and Sacred Scenes from
~ Notes of Travel in Greece Turkey. and PaIss.
tine, by Fisher Howe
Benedictions; or the Blessed Life, by the Rev. J..
Cumming, d. b. - -
History Of the Apostolic Church, by Philip Schaff
Inc lectures Complete of Father Gavazzi revised
and corrected by Gavazzi himselc
The Path of Life, ty Henry A. Rowland
Apocalypse Unveiled-theDayo of Judgement. the
Resurrection and the Millennium presented in a
new light
Connection OF Sacred and Profane History, by DR..
Davidson. New edition oulyxI.
GRAY Il EALLANTYNE,
Ieb Io-u Bookstore, 7th st.
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~ MErRopoL IrAN GALLERY.-We cannot ton
highly recommend to the notice of our readers the
beautiful Stereoscope Miniatures made by Messr..
Adams Dunshee, successors to Thompson. They
are practical Daguerreotypsts and fully understand
the business which is evident from an inspection Of
their productions. They give to their subjects an
easy natural position the right tone of complexion
harmonise the lights manage the ref ctions soften
the shadows, and in fact give you Daguerreotype
which they will be happy to make picture Of any
person free Of eapese who would like to test their
skill in comparison with rival establishments
Remember the metropolitan Gallery" formerly
Thomp.on's, Pa. avenue, bet. AZ and 9th SITS.
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SELLING OFF,

NADAME HEINTZEN, at the NEW YORK
Nl WORSTED AND VARIETY STORE Penn.
syivania avenue, between Sth and 9th streets oppo-
site Centre Market will close her business before the
LIST Of April, and until then Sell very cheap She
Offers
Embroidery and Braiding Patterns; Canvass;
Tapestry and Zephyr WoIsted Floss and Purse Silk;
Chenille; Tnsel and Silk Cord Fringe aud Tassels;
Purse Trimmings; eoTrnenced and finished Worsted
and Chenille Embroderies; Crochet Cotton Ribbons;
Ladies' French Dress Caps and Head Dresses; Satin
and y Slippers; Purses; Bags; Lamp Mats; Boxes;
Fancy Buttons Toys and Candy, &c, &c.
Lessons given and orders executed in all kinds OF
FANCY WORK. Patterns drawn on any material
The public, especially the ladies' are invited to call
soon, storekeepers will do well to secure bargains.
feb 9-eo5v r.Is- -
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- TIE GREATEST ARTICLE YET PRoDUoED-J Rus
sell Spaldings LIBERATED highest premium Cythere
an Hair Oil or Wash, composed of Rosemary and
Castor OIL fer identifying, embellishng, curling,
improving, restoring, and invigorating the hair.
Trial Bottles 70 rents only, Offering all an oppor
tunity to test its virtues OF trifing expense.
Sold Wholesale and retail by q D. GILMAN, Chemist
and Druggist Psnnsyivapia avenue, Washington.
D. C.
Manufacturer Of and Principal Depot for Gilman,s
instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, the best Hair Dive
ever yet used. ~ ~
Also. dealer in every popular Medicins of the dav
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- GREAT oURs OF RuEUNArlsM.-Ths Editors of
the Richmond Republican, Of December "a, 1851 say
cine. -y7..,. sf.' @~~~
They had man In their press room who was at.
hicted With violent mercurial tism, who was
continually complaining Of misery in his back limbs
and joints his eyes had become feyerish and mat.
terry neck swollen, throat sore, and all the symp-
toms OF rheumatism. combinsd with sorofula. Two
bottles Of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him, and
In an editorial NOTICE as above, they bear testimony
to its wonderful effects and say their only regret Il
that all suffering with diseases OF the blood are not
aware Of the existence Of such q medicine. They
cheerfully recommend it.
See their certificate, and notice In full round the
bottle. rt a--f e 3 ls-0- : 8
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me stock eff NosH WALKER Co.'S Marble Hall
Cotnlng emporium, as rich and varied at present.
G,rzens IN want Of Great Bargains In fashionable
neany Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
gasslnem acall before purchasing elsewhere. Their
gooos by thsmselve and purchasers
nay reiy on good 1T They closing out their
exoenave assortment at greatly reduced prices, as
eney must all be disposed Of in time for the coming
season: Citizens, strangers and visitors, call on
them you would ssvs money, -
Jan 2Htf
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Markets.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 25.-Flour has de.
cliHcd to S6.10. Provisions in better re-
quest. Mess pork 1925. Lard in bbls.
SIC. Linseod oil S5a90c.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 24.-Sales of cot
ton for the last two days Is 600 bales
Gunny bags advancing and held at Ice.
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street. and alley, and the cellars of MANY of our
citizens. Strong fears were entertained
lalougnoat the day that We should be again
ter street merchants were ENGAGED ali tbs CO..
y part Of it preparing for the worst by remoy
Ing taeir goods from the lower portions of their
ware houses. The water this morning is quite
hlgh outwe thiuk all danger is past :.
Ffonr Mo rket.-The stock on h and is light.
very little more than sufficient for the retail
trade, is held at S. 75a9. 90. SpECrAroR
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COL, FIRE NsnNT.

Is now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
70 the Pacific. c. s. Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public Compound which Is a
POSITIVE CURE RoR Badness, aud to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
TESTIFY. See Circulars, to be had of the Agents
giving particulars. Price Sl00 in large Bottles
Soil BY all Druggists In Washington and George.
town, D. c. T. D. GILMAN, General Agent, for
Washington and surrounding country.
c. 4. FISHER & co. Proprietors,
No. Al Superior Street, Cleveland O.
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New York Market

NEW YORK, Feb. 81. 1r. N.-Flour
tirmer, sales Of 5000 bbls of State brands
al SS.A; Southern at sS,6S. Wheat de-
pressed. Corn; sales of 10000 bushels
mixed at 50 cents, yellow at "a cents.
Stocks unchanged. Cotton firmer.
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A COPARTNERSHIP

LAWNS been formed on the LIST instant by the
Il subscribers, for the purpose Of conducting the
Tailoring business In all It's various branches in this
CITY, they respectfully invite all who wish to pur.
chase or have made coats, Vests, or Pantaloons of
the newest and most fashionable style, to call at
their place of illness, in Motifs building east
side ~ street, and nesr Pennsylvania avenue, who
pledge themselves to strive earnestly, and doubt not
successfully, to crafty the taste of the most fastd
ious. J.R. THOMPSON,
4. q. GARNER,
tsb 14-d1w&eo3w Late Of New York.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, FEBRUARY "a

ARNyED.-Schr Eleanor, Loyelsnd, New York, TO
Fowle 4 Co,
schr. v hite squeD, Chase, N. York, to Cumber-
land Coz and lion Co.
Sthr- Diamond State, Williams Eastern Shore.
lumber to Smoot Uhler
SAILED -Schr. III. W Benedict, Ellis, New Haven
coal by Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.
Steamship Martin Hoffman. Townsend. n York
by Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.
BELow.-B-. Ship Princess Alice, from Chiuchs L.
lands, with cargo of guano to Masters Son.
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~ TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN.-Hayng a
thorough and practical knowledge of the Iron Foun-
dry business, and knowing that can, and deter
m'nei that will give salts action Doth as regards
price and quality of work) to all who may favor me
with orders for CASTINGS, solicit the patronage of
tie public.
WIN sNALLwooD, Rock Creek Foundry. Pa avenue,
near Georgetown, Washington, feb 2l-lma
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Trial for Murder I,

Boston. Feb. 24.-The trial of John
L. Chapman. for the murder of Reuben
Cozzens, in Sherburne, closed yesterday.
Inc Jury were out all night, but were
unable to agree, and were discharged this
morning. 1t is said there were eleven
for conviction. A new trial will be had.
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british NAVY LISTS for Janu-
ID airy, 1854.
British Army List for do,
Who's Who in 1854
Langs Hints On Houses, 1 vol, London, 1853
Mather On Coal Mines, vol, London, 1858
Vestigcs Of Creation, enlarged edition. MANY engrsy.
ings, vol, London, 1853
Johnson's Patentee's Manual, l vol London, 1853
Duiiln's Perspective, vol, London, 1853
IrenenhereS Political Experience of the Ancients:
May on the Law and Practice of Parliament; AL
lens Navigation Laws of Great britain: Bee
crofts Iron Trade; Bainbridge's Law of Mines
and Minerals; Wooley's descriptive Geometry
applied to Ship Building
70 I5-tf FRANK TAvInp