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ANOTHER ENIGMA.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 1854.

Editors Of the Star:
Noticing in your valuable paper of to.
Jay q neat little enigma, with challenge
- solve it, beg leave to insert the solu.
IN and L hope do hot ask too much
,. you In requesting continuance, from
me 10 time, Of these interesting little
..ddles. The solution attach to it is
state Capital Gazette" If you have
0om in Jour Journal, would request the
49, r a. Cn---:,o.
| am composed of 16 letters.
Ny 13, Is, 10, is part of a shin.
Ny Is, 2, Ii is an animal.
My II, 3, 4. is wonderful river
My Is, 8, Q. IL is what ladies do.
Ny l6, 10, II. is the left side Of q
fruit.
motto. e~o
Ny 81, 6 is lady name.
ny whole is a paper which has, With
out doubt, circulation surprising that
OF the State Capital Gazette.
hope the composer of the enigma I
have solved will write us another. and so
continue the series of enigmas, which
will add another ray of interest to the
brilliant Iustre Of the Evening Star. En-
Pertaining the greatest interest in the
valuable daily Of which you are the edi.
tors, have the pleasure Of signing nv.
sell, your obedfent servant and constant
reader, T.K.N
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sNIDER'S WINES
n ID I'LL IN r. d II L

III I 4 II Z Il II = Y = n II N
TOHN v. SNYDER. Dealer in Wines, At the
81 former old established Wtae Store of JACOB
SNIDER, Jr., No. Is Walnut street, four doors be-
low Fourth street, where consumers will b supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS on the most aecommo-
dating ast ss5%si sNrnERJ IT., Agent for n. In.
rorsation of FOREIGN WINES, Office No. IS Wal
nut street, Phiadephis, where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation of Wines,
&e from various houses 10 Europe, Ia quantities of
single zen and upwards and also soiicis for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage of
his friends and former customers.
- Ali Wines ordered for Washington will be de
vared by Express free Of 1fcgM. je Sly
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OrR FIRST MKN.-The only brother Of
denry Clay was c cabinet maker: Web
ster, the giant Statesman, and the orna.
ment of his country, had a brother-in.
raw who never learned to read until after
.cenpieting the period OF three-score-and-
zen; and majority of the first states.
men OF the present time are the energetic
and ambitious sons of poor, but honest
parents. -" .-.
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.- mo. 516I
ANOT1CE extendinR the tim g of r

ANOTlCE extending the tim Of re-
~ ssrvation of lands heretofore withdrawn frpza
sale along the route of the proposed ran ROAD from
&otss Is hereby given that the reserIation Ct the
lands heretofore Withdrawn from market and or
dered to be withheld from sale entry Excerpt for
by notice dated Dscsmbef II, 1854 and lying with.
in fifteen miles on either sids of the route Of the FRO
pessa failread above mentioned, Is extended TO the
term Of six months from 7th Instant Ia 80
Given under my hand, st the city OF Washington.
this tenth day of June, iS54.' ns't TT =
Il. By order OF the President: 5G t=n( J.s ~ E.
JOHN WILSON, IL
- Commissioner 81 aepefsl Land 0fiee;
je l2-laWl3w S-S.N
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= MRS. GEN. WHEELER's

BOARDING. IND Day SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES'
70 Corner Prospect and Foy2ts SITS Geora,ts4oa.
FJ'tIIS Institution will be reopened on FRIDAY
i September LIST.
The patronage of the public generally Is respect
fe'ly solicited. Mrs. Wheeler will be assisted by
faithful and competent teachers
Courseof instruction, terms, &c may be obtained
bv appIyiug to the PRINCIPAL iy 29-eo6H
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Positively SELLING Orp AT C0,y

com IENCG this day to run Off ms stock Of nrv
Il Goods and Shoes at priuls cos, Wha- renal,
oy tho ota Of July, will then Ds offered at auc.ion
PERSONS wishing extra bargains viii do well ,c
nave good assortment Of Dress Goods, shaS,s
Mantirs, BonGets, Ribbons, Psrssols, &c.
A:sss good stock of SHOES Of all kinds
The store will be for rent On ths LIST of Au0us,
T. g. BROWN,
Vor. TN and sts, Northern Liberties
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" ARCH AND PhAY.-A country school
master began one morning the duties Of
the day with prayer, as usual, but after
prayer he went up and asked . little how
why he hadn't shut his eyes during tSHs
prayer, when the boy sharply responded
-Me are instructed in the Bible to watch
as we'll as pray"
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INpoRMAT1op FOR TRavrr.xRs, -
STEAM PACKET LINZ TO
5alRHzFs ~ FERRT

uyHE Canal steamer "Oongres. barring ben thor.
j oughly tepsird, snd put In hI, Fate order, is
portst;on Of passengers and light freight between
Georgetown and the above named point, on tbs
most PIE, ding terms. -
The Boat Win leave the wksrfofW, Ritter, hr
Harper's Ferry on every Monday. Seineseay an.
Fridsy mornings, At @ O'clock aud Hsrper's ferry
for Georgetown, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
ntdavs st the same hour. stopping at the difesena
landings along thu line for the reception snd snd-
ivg OF freight and rassugsrs going and retr ming
Passage Through en- Ger way 81, Shorter distances
st the same rates per nliis ! e..
Pare on hoiri tbs b66tf9asI to thst Oh ans nd
of travel, BSkSAhp Ppa SET CAPT
" 2sAiIu - O., : J~I' y y
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FoLrAIRE's RIDDLE. What is the lon.
s'st, and yet the shortest thing in the
World; the swiftest and the most slow ;
ne most devlsable, and the most extend
"a 'ne least valued, and the most regret
.e1 without which nothing can be done
sn,cnoevours every thing, however small,
anu yet gives life and spirit to every OBJ
Ject, however great. Answer--Ti We
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III U. HOOD has Just returned from New
IL. York with good assortment OF those fine
American WATCHES
AIo, some very superior European WATCHES, In
nnn gold en'es and good supsly Of entirely new
elyles oi j. WELRY, and very rich patterns, which
no nt sell a. usual, at from 20 to "a per cent be
low tne oid established prices in this city Please
eau at the Sign Of the Large spread Eagle, Pennsy
wanna avenue, between ~ and 9Th streeta So a
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DGeLsIsAEEI.
PREMIER ARTIST ~ HAIR

INyENTOR OF TIE CELEBRATES aOSSAMg!
IaETII.ATING WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
T0UFACES.
Nc. GTs CHESTNUT STREET, esSost:e hs SCI
H5,.se, PhaI,teIshtG.
INSTRUCTIONS TO enable Ladies sad Gentensr
& 70 Measure their own res .g with accuracy:
Ecr Wigs, Inches. Todpees Scaips, Inch.
M. J. The round OF the No. !. From Erek ,sd 70
head back far ss
:. FroE: 70 rchesa bald.
over the head to z. Over forehead as
nsok. fsf &c required.
s. FIon ear 10 ca ]. Over the crown OF
over the head. TIE bead.
6. sIoa ear TO ca:
round the loSS.
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FOR BALTIMORE

IA IT, The Steamer 0SCE0Lk will re-
sumo her regular trips to Balti-
more on TUESDAY MORNING. the llth instsr {, 81
O'Clock ..l, II 90 -
Returning, leaves baltimore every THURSDAY
at 4ocIock p. rp--S'cpping At Leenardtown DC,
81 siarys River, Md, kinssls and Cone River, and
the ,,s,r.l landings on the srtnrnsc
:. il 7-3-ts Sr.s-IAa .NrTNHElI, esrtstn.
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III U. HOOD Keeps couatartly en- hand a ,ooa
- assortment Of fine Watches rich and f.sa,an.
able Jeweiry, pure siverwars, and which he ofFsrs
ut sa,s at the ioxsst New York city prioesd and no
nEssaAe: everything warranted as represented at
repaired Sign Of the Large spread Eagie, PsnnsvI.
's ixis Gseue' ost~esn ~ and 9Th rtre-ts.
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NJ EW MUSIC received this week Ida Polka. In.
~ Eomar Polka, Pattie Polka, Fantasis on Jor
aans Hard Road to Travel The Elves, consatins Of
russian March variations Golden Ring Wsltzss.
rms Darkies' Heart is Ssd Few Days, aai in add
aon 1. 70 variety OF standard and populss IAusig
s1oin, guitar, flute, accordion, and other kind Of
'a. .li n na JOHN F. ELLIS,
NAV 10 Penn av.. h~tween 9th and loth r..
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United states Patent Omce.

WASHINGTON, July -, lses
an the petition of RoBkRf L. and FRANCIS b SID
" VAS, OF Bobok-n, New Jersey, praying for tb,
extension # patent granted 10 them on the 2stt
of Janusry, 1871, for improvement IN '.wers in
the steam valves OF steam engines when the stesa
is cut CT and allowed 20 act expanaivsyr for eeyer
years from the expiration Of said pstent, which "a
place the 10Th DAY Of Jsnuory. 1861
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard NJ hs
Potent >'fics Monday. the LIST day cf Jsnusr,
pext at II o'clock N ADD ell persons sre rot nes
to app4sr aud show cause, If any they have, WIN
said pe.'tic, cught not to Re granted
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED q
le Ia the Patent ice thsir uhjections spec, ally
forth F ~riti & e. least twenty days beor the day
OF hear ala testimony aiea by either party 10 3.
usei Il tie sid bearing must be taken and trans
ioi',' = aoeof ts:Se win he rules Of the once,
vice vi. t." -r~.iSfied on application
ne t'simcny In I've cSse piii be closed on the
"a OF D6csal Ca dep0nfions aud other t.ap.rs re
he Ola AS testimony must te TIED IN the cfce OF or
oe-ese We Irolnipa of 'hgt Gay; the srgumeuts, =
my, Elthu ten day. thereattF
ofo Teo, 49, L II tls Il tt,e l.. Hu,i,sh,d in the
opiou, iuf-iison H., sod Evenin" ser. y nslins
tLn' - -; ~ ~ frs kryas, phil.deIphs. Pc; Sc'ts
WV nefi.sh: sev fnrk; eno sest bostcn. Mass /,
ofcS bsss or thr & succe y weeks. previous &c
Vac 'st Day q S.aq,Ty asy :, tie day Of 4 ear
7,as ---al1.. cH ~ DksoS.
{ r. nmis-iorer o. Pat ne
{ e s-E-ito-- the a5lrs pspers wiz please copy
',id ) &C Ttgir ia t2 TIE pstert Of't7, With TO
Per C9uts' II - Il = tfc- 49, / e -laS3S
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THE Miniature Shakespeare. in 81.

VIE Miniature ShAkspea are, In sis
Ten Nights in Tap Room. by Arthur
i re .nd Works OF Burns, vols
Seiee. " ritings of Robt Chambers, 4 vols
Stories of the Irish Pessantry .i--.-
French Revolutions, 8 vols ~ ..4- .-.,.
Matonry and Anti.Masonrv nv A Cra;.,h 10 !.
rates OF Ola Times, translated from the &c rman
Sham Der. Papers for the People, 6 vols
Obambers' MsceI ano 10 vols t z.. t.
The New York Quarterly Review for INV ...-... 4.
TAYLOR 4 MAUkY's 80
~ = - Boosasore. near 9th at, y
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NOTICE TO PaE-EMPT1oN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-empton
to any Of the Ian k within the townships and parts
of townships enumerated required to sstsi-
i5b the to ths satisfaction of the register ard
receiver Of the proper land Office, and make psy men,
therefor practicable after seeing .iis notice
and before the day appointed for the comnercem IA;
Of the public sale of lands embracing he tract
claimed otherwise such claim witt be forfeited
JOHN Wilson,
-- Con, ossiohsr OF General Land Office.
ief-1owlSw
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IMPORTANT TO MECHANICS AND BUSINESS
FIRST PREMIUM PUMP. :.

A SAFE and money making bUsness Is guaranteed
n to all persons purchasing State, County, and
Township rights for tbs AMERICAN LIFTING
PUMP, (Polley's patent Elastic Adjustable Bucket
acknowledged by scientific men who have witnessed
it, operation to be the best and most valuable pump
for general purposes, in the Union. Persons pur
chasing rights viii have competition, and secure
handsome profits. =
Considerable territory is already sold and ths de-
rnand is rapidly increasing. -
Rights can be purchased low and models, &c., be
seen by spplying to H. VIVIAN CO., Sole Manu-
facturers, 100 North Front Street, Phil adelphia.
N. B.-iHcal and travelling Agents wanted Lib,
eral commission given. may 2s-Sm
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FOB PIEsY POINT,
. OLD POINT, i NORFOLK

/ adkk The Steamer oSosoLA leaves
Is Waahinst1n every satnr,lAy r,e-,.s, q
at O'clock. for the shove named place ke,ur1ir,p
leaves Norfolk every sunday at 1 p m: s:oT;iuS 1t
Old Point piusy Poiat, and all the ususl lsudi rs
On the Potomac for passengers.
The O=ceola Will continue 10 run to Norfolk until
the LIST uf September.
! Psseita and Fare 30 Norfolk and Old Point 81 o.
iy ut JSs. MITCHELL. apt
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NOTICE. To 1Rf-F.NpTI1N CLAIMANTS
Every tsrton ent,ti.u t. :ae- h. of pre emption
70 shy nisine g. a-ai'thir tn t,wEshps and paris
af to wnsfips aDose enumerated. 10 rn.tr-S 70 as
taelish the sss to the satisfaction of the register
and receiver OF the proper land Office and make nav
msnt therefor as soon as practicable seeing is
mencsment of the public sses Of TIA lands prnhra.
ing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim viii be
iorioited "a JOHN WILSON,
commissioner Of the General Land once.
may S0-lawl3W Nf~" e.
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LILY EVENING STAR.


o. sf kLLA SooA'
Work. work, my boy, be not afraid,
Look labor boniiy IN tt,efsco,
Take up the hammer or the spades
AM blush no, for your humble place.
Hold UP your brow IN honest pride, .
Though rough and swarth your hands may be
6uch hands are a p1veiBs thai provide
That ifse- blood OF the Natioa's tree. @
There's honor in the ioiling part.
That finds US in the lurrOwed fields;
Ii stamps a crest spon the heart,
= Worm more than all yeur chartered shields.
Work, work. nv boy, and Anurmx not.
The fustaiR sarb Beirays no shame; ..
The grim Of forse-shot leave no blot,
Il And labor gilds the meanest name.
And man IS never leaf so best,
As when the busy day is spent,
So as 70 niake his evening rese =
holiday Of glad content
God grant thee bu; due reward, ...
A guerdon portion fair and just,
And then meier think thy station hard,
But work, my boy, work, hope, and trust
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FEW SHARES Union Builtiug Assccia.
| n ton stock, only ten months since 1t started
| for sale by 49, &. K LUNDY,
aug g. Bridge Ct. Georgetown
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IN ICELAND. nv p,,,r

p AmBLES IN ICELAND, by PIiny
IL Mines
ners Worlds than one, by Sir David Brewster
De Bows Review for July . ....
The Philosophical Works of David Hume, four vols
Svo. 0
correspondence of the Revolution, Letters to Gen
"asainsion edited by Jared Sparks, 4 vols
Lafe and Works Of Fisher Ames vols svo.
~ 20 kRANCk TAYLOR
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JONAS CHICK ERING's Funeral March, inc,udin,
- avery correct Photographic likeness of him. cor.
posed and dedicated to his friends ana relatives hv
W: X. Bsbsock, Just received 1T the Music Dent
y2-u "s--.- = --Nt-~f 3
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, July 10, 1854.

TN consequence CT various applications from differ
ent parts OF the United States, desiring an extern.
sion OF time 10 enaole ufacturers of machinery
70 prepare plans and proposals to be submitted In
eesorosnce with the terms Of he advertisement OF
this department, of July l. 1853 tbs time ,ne ;fsd
IN that advertisements Ior the reception of
&C. Is extended until the LIST of September next
jy 20-dtd J. q DoRRtv
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Inc ChedpeSt, most C0nJNLdOR ana Ell
pedittous Route to the White Sulphur
Springs, Passing tie Alum, YARN and
Hot Springs.
A ARRANGEMENTS having been made with the
IA owners of the and splendid steamer
Wsshipe.ou, distance Of SIX Iniies, in connection
with the trains on this and the Washington Kali
roads, the following schedule viii take effect On and
after Thursday, June lss, 1854:
Train from Alexandria to Gor1opsvile, and In
ternediats Stations, viii leave the Depot corner Of
Dake and Henry streets, At O'clock N, on tic.
arrival of the Boat from Washington, giving AMPLE
time for Breakfast on board, arriving at Gort MS
vile, t hslfpast 10 o'clook,-connecting al thas
psEit with the Trains tn Virginia Central
Road, to eichraold, Charlottesville, and Stsunton.
Train from Gordonsvills to t,s1sndris sad IN
termediate s:ations, viii leave goriorag:Ea r.
IL o'clock, On the arrival Of tha cars on Ga
Virginia Central Railroad, striving at siexapd-..
at hAlepast o'ciock-thus alioxiue timeto ca lsct
with the train leaving Washington City t1r lis
North, and tor Dinner on board tbs boat.
Train from Alexandra &c Wsr.ento1 snt iot.r
mediate Cations will leave Alexandria daily, fS,,a
days esceptsd at O'Clock, 2. N: .rrivins ~ 3 81
rent at bslfpsst o'clock .. m.
o. sunday will leave at o'clock q. 70
pfs;n NON Wsrrsntol 20 Alexandria az. li,r.r
medals stations will leave Warro,lzou lily Syn
day sZeepteil at quarter before! o:'..I P u, -
rtyiis al AleSandris a. haiEp..s; 0 o. @
On Sunday viii .esVe e. qugrt"r n'r - '-locs
?. =
go THH oUiN TICKET
To .................... .. 20 %
TO GoE1onsVliIs...-.........--..-
10 Cnsl otCossuis .-"f
10 S2unt0n...,.....- --.,."........r
TO <lyncaourg. ...,......,.......- .- l.
40 TnuIay'......-
70 *Ne~ Market ..... .'
10 MlCQlaDurR.
10 =
R"uno Trip ticsss Ia Ntrrentop r. siu<
days 20 aoadAj .
"Passe ayers for Lur,y ard S%s .Aace-E ,iI -
tbs .1a!n leaving AsSantri., af o,.ioas -
On Tuesdays, Thuradyz. Ena saturis "a COZ bee ia
With the stsges a. Cuifepeg, O. ". ...
*Passengsrs fer LynHhhu.g win TAX. rrr l.:
lesviug Alexsnaris st O'Clock. 9. "a. ~ =
days, Wednesdays, end Feid sys oonnsc iaz viz ia.
stages at Charlottesville. .'...r- I'D.
SI3-Passengsrs for the .hite Sulphur rTF-. !.
Will take the train leaving Alexanar:a dahl. p.
recting with the stages at stacnt;n
Freight Tr-'sa are running daiIr .su,.s.- 60.
osptsi)
Por erder: ". & BRos.a Er
hexan,ria Va. May 29 --.s.r. yy4. SIT
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

FOR MOUNT YEREoM. sg
ON MONDAYS, WEDNBe
II DAYS, AND FRIDAYS --Fsrs
for the Round Trip, ONE DOLLAR; tror st-.x
llia, Tb cents. ..''.i -
The steamer GEORGE " ssnISaToN vi ,aY
Washington at 9 o'clock, sad AIsx.ndris a. &
r. n. H-1a.. % - gel. .-.t Ht
noschea lesve the Oapitsl gr tie boat q. 81, i-r
for the coach 10 Cents.
Persons wishing the .nsnl u AL for then At
leave their residences with ;Ia3vs,e and ~hon2. Is,
ker 4 Co. .'. -"
d3- Refreshments n he % aa'the epaa
may l0--tf J1B n0RsON, Canta;n.
tCODEY'S LADH's BuOK for August,
u for sale at SRILl.IN TONS Bookstore
81 Jasper Carew, Knit, his Life and Experience
by Chas. Lsver -
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs Ann Stephsns
The Mysteries Of onvent, by po, ed Mes hoiM
Pre- 't,. -si :, .s.-..-.3 -
New editions of Sol smith ard Quarter Races Fl,
Kentucky - -
All tie new hooks published received immediately
Afterwards, and for sale at
sHILLINaT0Ns Bookstore,
- Cor. Pa Az and ~ ct. Odeon BuiIdips
jy o-r
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..m 20 WLERs, WELLS J. CO.,
ESSS Phrrno!ogists and Publishers, 23l Arch st,
~ below Seventh, Philadelphia. All works On
Z PhrAuology, Water Cure, Magnetism, and
fw>N Photography for sale at New York pric.s.-
Psychological examinations day and evening.
Cabinet fres to visitors. may 11-3n
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ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
IA Sc 3

The Cheapest, most Comfortable and En-
pedittous Route to the White Sulphur
Springs, Passing tie Alum, Yarn and
Hot Si1rffnrs
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e. pollsrt fas
always ready for
sale s splendid !
stock Of Gents 4
Wigs, foupees, -
LADIES' Wigs, =
half Wigs, Friz. z,
OTIS, raids, Y
Gurls. &C., bssu.
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stossf foNN ADVERTISEMENTS.

goo LBS. OLD LEAD tTf
OOO n, For sale cheap BY So
-ss go - ..-. E. X. LUNDY,
{. aug A. -.- -l---. Bridge St, GEORGETOWN.
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iy 62n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-29

The Louisville papers give an account Of a
negro Who kept grog shop on q Hat boat at
Cairo, who having been sued for sixty dollars
and Judgment rendered against him, brought
"A kos OF -unpDWdcr aud loaded pistol into
Court and threatened TO blow up the magis-
truta ana all file was not let OF. soon alter
wards, he armed himself and took "a stand
upon his boat. \ large crowd Of people sur
rounded the boat, and threatened to od-stroy it,
The negro then fred into the crowd, and
wounded tour persons, when hi- boat was
fired, cut loose and set airit and as soon rs
it had got some distance in the river, the ne
gro tied weight around his neck, jumped
overheard and was drowned Ill ghwAv rob-
heries are becoming frequent in Providence,
Il. |. On tao evening Of the 25th ult.. a
gentleman was knocked down and robbed Of
Sl3j, and on Thanks sgving evening another
gentleman WAS rohhtd of sos hy u similar
process On the night OF the 2Gth ult.. " IL
liam Whitley was found mortGly wounded
at the house ot William II. Howe in Column
bus, Ohio, and Howe WA arrested for the
murder; both were Incorporate, snd liowc's
wife lied FROM her home two days before. Tor
fear OF being murdered in their drunken
orgies. -Niichuc. Hagen Of Warwick, y y,
has been arrested On suspicion Of having
murdered his wife. lie says the woman was
killed by shot through IA window while he
was Htting by her side, but circumstances
and the testimony Of his little boy, { child
OF eight wears, point almost unerrugly 10
hlm AS the porpctrater OF the decd The
dead body of un unknown woman who had
evidently h,rn killed hy . locomotive and
brandy lotllc couioiutlr, was found on tho
Harlem rllr1.iu uu Tuesday ,ud Charles II.
pIui.l-ou col N1rlhr 'ud, y H., hui his head
taken o1 hy np engine op the Boston and
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