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MURDER, SUICIDE, AND SUPERsrIr1o

MURDER, SUICIDE, AND SUPERSTITION.
A Texas paper tells the following curious
story of an occurrence in Colorado coun-
ty. 1t appears from the statement of a
correspondent of the Richmond Recorder,
that man Of the name of Hilltebrandt,
was lately arrested in Colorado county,
being charged with the murder of Ger
man, Dutch Charley About an hour
after the imprisonment of Hilltebrandt he
was found dead, having hung himself to
one of the rafters of house in which he
was confined. The body of the murder
ed German was found III mud hole in
the Colorado bottom. Hilltebrandt was
Immediately susI ected of having commit
ted the murder, from the fact that diff
Guilty had previously taken place between
him and the deceased, which had never
been Settled. The Recorders correspon.
dent relates the following novel mode
that was resorted to for the purpose of
proving Hilltebrandt's guilt:
Dutch Charles body was conveyed to
suitable place in Reeds Bend, for a
more thorough examination, and the
neighbors crowded around, eager to
make discovery Of the guilty murderer.
Among the number was Hilltebrant. An
freshman in the crowd, who goes by the
name of "Irish Jenny suggested that
it was customary in the Green ISLE"
whenever murder like the present was
committed, to assemble the neighbors,
and cause each individual in rotation to
place the palm of his hand on the dead
i,dy of the deceased, and that whenever
Tue murderer laid bis hand on the dead
body, the blood would ooze out of the
wound or wounds that caused his death
the suggestion of the Irishman was
acted upon, and, st, ange to relate, al
though the blood failed to make ITS ap
pearance when the body was manipulated
by any other individual of the crowd,
whenever Hilltebrant applied his hands
in the manner described, the blood few
out from every wound on Dutch Charles
body with more vim than q water spout.
This is no fiction. The people of Reeds
Bend will swear to the fact, before any
court of record in the State of Texas,
and your correspondent firmly believes
that they will give Irish Jenny an an
nuity for life, for his valuable discovery.
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I. II M r T. r

rjHHE subscribers having established Themselves in
the Lumber business, at the old stand OF VIM
Bird, corner Of 9th and streets, are prepared t.
furnish all articles 10 the trade favorable terms
They solicit a snare of pubic patronage.
je I5-AOtf GEO " GARRETT CO
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'I'HE Miniature Shakespeare, in :

i volumes ~ 90
ten Nights il, Tap Room By 8 Arthur
life and Works of Burns, vols
= lect Writings Of Robt Chambers, 4 vols
Germsn Literature
Stories of the Irish Peasantry
French Revolutions, 8 vols
Ma onry and Anti MASONRY, by A Creieh
Tales Of Old Times, translated from the German
Chambers Papers for the People, vols
Chambers Niscei aHo, 10 vols
The New York Quarterly Review for July
. TAYLOR u MAORY'S
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UNDERTAKEN.

q o. WALL, Undertaken in all Il
@xEE-1 branches Funerals attended to a
the shortest notice, in the bsst manner and on th
most reasonable terms. .-
Seventh, between d and streets.
Residence on 8, between e and r, north side.
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MRS. GEN. WHEELER'S

MRS. GEN. WHEELER'S
BOARDING AND DAP SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES
Corner Prospect and lay SITS Georgetown.
THIS Institution will be rsopensd on FRIDAY.
j September LIST.
The patronage of the public generally is respect
fully solicited. Mrs. Wheeler will be assisted by
faithful and competent teachers
Course of instruction, terms, &C may be obtained
by applying to the Principal jy 29-eo6w
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1lATLY EVENING STAR.
Anniversary

4 vo,ume of the poems of Frederick Tsnny-
son has just been Published in England The
London Literary Journal says:
In general, the poems speak Of seifpos-
sessed and calmly contemplatiye mind, lit
tie subjected to the shocks Of passion, and re-
pa-dine life from the exalted sphere Of philo-
sophie meditation, or intellectual religion. In
the following stanzss, from piece called
q loves Anniversary" there 10, however, suf-
icient evidence of deep sensibility, with pas.
sionate purity that contains more Of the Is.
sence of idealiIed affection than a thousand
amorous dittiss in the style Of Moore:
O. when gazed in those enchanted eyes
Where tears and light in orbs Of azure sleep,
MefhouSht saw beneath the waveiess deep
Inraid with splendors from the moonlight skies,
Where treasures gieam. and secret fountains rare
Leap up from floors Of hyaline far below
Or looked thrsugh heaven, and saw the utmost star
From the hush'd empyrean throo and glow!
Methoughf had awoke in Paradise
Newborn, with youth that never should decay;
All sense Of life and change had fed away;
or fear and i'll. poured lHtO those eyes,
And all I loved 10 see in Natures face,
And days to come, and memories Of years,
Spirit and form, methought, and time and space
Were orbd together in those azures pheres.
There was a time when only the green earth,
The sky star-peoped, and the blissful air,
The unay world and all the marveIs there,
And gave il slfenSlh and sweetness. Now inste ad
i was q spirit without eyes ears;
But thro' storm clouds methought could have fled
With her aDArmd, thro' thunders, and thro' fears
Slowly p0'd from the uneartbly mood
OF that omnipotenf hour, like one whose eyes,
Blinded with sudden lightning from the skies,
Have felt the finger Of a healing God;
And then-O wonder-st another change
Was wrought saw, rs thro' rainbow dew,
The heavens fll'd with light divine and strange,
The ancient earth, and 10. IL was as new,
Gazing around, marked with faithful eye
Things far and near, the hills the lawn, the bower
That the mere memory Of that blessed hour
Might brave all sOrrOws of futurity;
As shadows tremble on a running stream
Yei stir not ever, frem that hour 10 this
On each new year Of life that deathIess dream
Sheds the still quivering image of its bliss.
Ev'n as look'd the glory of the earth
Became more beautiful my Quicken'd sense
Throbb'd with a more divine intelligence
And mortal being had another birth.
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<Sn 20 WLERS, WELLS T. CO.,
baSA Phrsnologists and Publishers, 23l Arch st.,
~ below Seventh, Philadelphia. All works on
= Z Phr~nology, Water Cure, Magnetism, and
~ Photography for sale at New York prices
examinations day and evening.
Cabinet fres to visitors. nsy 11-3m
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Do.IsEl-s.aA. FAD

PREMIER ARTIST II HAIR,
INVENTOR OF THh CELEBRATED dOSsAM III
VENTILATINa WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOUPACEs.
80. lGY CRESyNUT STREET, opposite tn. Stat.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO enable Ladies' and Gentlemen
: to measure THAR own hes Is with accuracy:
Cor Wigs, Inches. Toupees Ecaips, Inch.
No. /. The round OF thu No. l. From foreheRi to
heed bsok fer as
&. from TO head bald.
oyer tbs head to z. Over forehead a.
EscE. FRI as required.
8 From ear to car Q. Over the crown Of
over the head. the heal.
1. FsUl ear to ear
= round tse yors-
head.
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Ii q. HOOD Keeps constantly en- hand coca
l. assortment Of fine Watches, rich and fashion
able Jeweiry, pure Silyerwars and which he Offer,
FER sa,e at the loves: New York city priceed and
mistake, Eytryth.LS Warranted as Represented at
TIME o. SAFE: vine Watches and Jsweiry, carefully
repaired Sign 9th Lsrge Gpread Eagle, PennSyj.
Tsnis sl1pue, between ~ and 9th streets.
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~Psaeasers for Lursy aud New Market viii eek.
the train leaving Alexandria, at o'oiock .. M.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, connectipe
with the stages at eulpeper, O. p.
hPasseng-rs fer Lynchburg will take the tran
leaving Alsxandris at oelock, O. NJ on MOI
days, Wednesday, aud Fridays, connecting with lhs
stages at Charlotte vile.
Gs-Passengers fer the White sulphur sprns =,
will take the train leaving Alexandria daily cop
Meeting with the stages at Staunten
freight Trains are running daily, Sunday eS
c.pt&3,j
Per ord.r: w. B BROCKETT, sgspt
AieXsndria Vs., May - NAV 3l-u
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NAVY DlrARfMENr, july 10, 1854.

I N consequence ofvarious applications from differ
ent parts Of the United States, desiring An extern
SION Of time to snaole manufacturers of machinery
to prepare plans and proposals to be submitted In
this depsrtmsnt, Of July l, 1858, the time specified
IN that advertisement Tor the reception of proposals.
DO, Is extended until the LIST Of September next.
Jy uo-dtd J. DOBBIN.
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WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA BOATS.
49, FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR-
ssR9e9fEaS RIAGES AT LOW RATES
The Steamers GEO WASHINGTON and TB0s.
G0LLYER will, on and after this dats, run at the
above rates JOB CORsCN,
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
may 2o-d Captains
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NJ EW Music recetved this week---Ida Polka In.
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ian Hard hosd to Travel; TIE Elves consistirs If
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Russian March variations Golden Ring Waltzss;
This Darkiss' Heart Ia Sad; Few DAYS, and In adli
don to variety OF standard and popular Music
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DAMBLEs In ICELAND, by Pin

II Mics
''ore Worlds than one, by Sir David Brewster
DE BOWS Review for July
The PhilOsof hicsl Works OF David Hume, four vols
$40.
Correspondence of the Revolution, Letters to Gen
Washington. edited by Jared Sparks 4 vols
Life and Works Of Fi.her Ames, z vols $40.
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TOMAS CHICK ERINd'S funeral March, including
81 very corr ct Eth0grs ohic likeness of him. com.
posed snd dsd ,sted to bis friends and relatives BY
". R Babeocz, Just received at the Music Depot
Of 1890 80 AILBUS HITZ,
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fDHiNY MILEs.-This c.bbrstsd Tourists
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| al TAYLOR q MAURYs
Y " 1- Bookstore, near sth q,
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LIME! LIME!! LINE ~

'HE HAMBURGH LIME KILNS being now q
l. esmplete order, the proprietor vii be enable
10 furnish his approved customers at all times du,
ing the season with Lime of the best quality 70
clustering and other purposes. The lime mAnufas
turet at these kins Is warranted to be equal il
quality to any other manufactured In the Unite
states The price will be- delivered At the kim Oh
In any other part of the city 81.
Cement and Caleined Plaster can also b had At Al
ames; A. W. DENHAM,
ap S-6m For the proprietor
EMIL Z N K MS Furnfshing Good
" Of best qualities and at New York prices.-W
would invits the attention Of purcf asers generally
to our spet did a. sortment Of
White and colored Shirts
Silk, gauze, merino and cotton Undershirs
Linen and cotton Growers
Cravats, Ties, Hdkfs, Scsrfs
Gloves, Collars. Hosiery, &c.
Making the most complete variety of fine goods a
moderate prices, to be found in the city. .
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Next door to the Iron Hall
Pa avenue, between 9th snd 10th sts.,
Alsn, three doors east Of the National Hotel.
jy 25-f
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containing four beautifully engraved and col
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sodey's Lady's Book for July
Ladies' National Magazine for July
The Great Pictorial Picsyune for the eth Of July
ALI the weekly papers for this week
Everything in the Book and Stationery line ct
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A n lNTRODUCTlON 60 the study
N of the Roman Law, by Luther 8 Gushing, one
vol
Junius discovered, by Fredick Griffin, vol
he Two Records OR The Mosaic and the Geological
lecture, by Hugh MILLER
Pycrofts Course OF Resding, edited bp a. Sp.nefi
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The Undying One, and other pslns- ~ ,isN. Enrrn,
Alone, novel, By Maricn iiarlan6
Travels In Armenia, by turzon
Life and its Aims, In two parts
The History of the Council Of TceuS py xcy y .
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The o.techism If the Council Of Iren, bs Rev. ia
Buckley, B,A, y. : - -
History Of Professionalism In France by q. De F;lIc.
The Quiet Heart, Q novel frem Blsck w.oi's Mas
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1lH0GRAPH VIEW OF gtCNai- No. Va
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early grave. Let no young man or woman enter in.
TO the secret obligations Of married life without
reading the POCKET EsCULAPIUS. List no one
suffering from hscknied Cough, Pain In the side,
restless nights feelings, and the whole train
Of Byspeptc sensations, and given up by their ply
eician, be another moment, without onsultng the
KsotLAPIUs. Have tho married, or those about
to be married sny impsdiment read this truly use
auds Of unfortupats creatures from thu very jaws of
death.
aS-8ny person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In . letter, viii receive one copy of tho
work By mail or five copiss will BE- cent for One iici
lar.
Address, lrost psi.i Or WIN you're,
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M0NEY-MONEY-MOERy

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MpOhrANT NOTlOE-An persons In want O.
l. Money can bo supplied viii all sums
Cash advances on Jewelry, Watches, Purnitura
Groceries, aud Clothing all business negotiate.
strictly roresentisl,,
ISAAC HERZBEkG,
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f,d Cd ssH, opp. L. 8 Hotel -
~ Store slosed on saturday until candle iign7
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toRaE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS,
sOA LBS. OLD LEAD
CUU For sale cheap By
4 go f K. LUNDY,
au9 g. Bridge st 9eofg etown.

FEW SHARES Union Building Associs.
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for sale by IL. K LUNDY,
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

WASHINGTON, D. C.
'TNHE thirty fourth year Vi lumbar College viii
i begin on the last Wednesday of September nexi
and end on the last Wednesday In June. Student.
have the choice Of pursuing the ususl classical stud
les Tor the degree Of Bachelor ct Arts, scient6
course for the degree Of Bachelor of Philosophy.
The necessary sllege expenses of a boarding stu
dent are about two hundred dollars per sunum
For further information address 1.-THE Presiden,
OF Columbian College, Washington, D. G."
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
~ @
The Cheapest, most Com Portable and En-.
peditiols Route to the White Sulphu,
Springs, Passing the Alum, Warm ald
Hot Springs. -

A RRANGENENTe having been made with the
IA owners of the new and splendid steame.
GEORGE PAGE 10 run bstWeen Alexandra and
Warrington, distance Of six miles, In connection
With the trains ON this and the Washington Rail
roads, the following schedule will take effect on and
After Thursday, June LIST, 1854:
A Train from Alexandra to Gordonsville, and In
termediate Stations will leave the Depot corner o,
Duke and Henry streets, at Z O'Clock Q m, on the
arrival of the Boat from Washington, giving ample
time for Breakfast on board, arriving at Gordons
Vile, t halfpsst 10 clpsk,-oonpsctine at that
point with The Tfains on tn Virginia Centrs,
Boad, to Richmond, Charlottesville and staunton.
A Train from Gordonsville to Als1andris and In
tsrznsdiate stsiaps, VIII leave Gordonsville Il
II o'clock, on the arrival of the cara on tn.
Virginia Central Railroad, arriving at Alexandra
ct hslfpast o'clock-thus allowing time to connec.
with the train leaving Washington City for ths
North, and for Dinner on board the boat.
A Train from Alexandria to Wsrrsnton and inter
mediate Stations will leave Al-Handrta daily, (sup
days eloepted) At o'clock, p. m arriving ct War
FONT at halfpast o'clock p. N. ~ ,a.7.
On Sunday viii leave st O'Clock . m ---
Train from Warrsnton to Alsxandris and inter
mediate stations, will leave Warrentos daily (sun
day exeepted) ct quarter befare7 o',,ock h. n, a.
irving at Alexandria at haifpsst o'clock O. "a.
On Sunday vii, lesSs At qusrtsr pa'r-'2 o'clocs
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THE POCKET ASCULAPIUS:

The Fffdeth Edition, with
One hundred Engravines
showing Diseases aud Me-
fornsnons of the Human
System in every Shape and
form. To which is added q
Treatise ON the Diseases Of
Females, being Of the high
est importance to married
people, or those oontem-
r!.tine marriage. By
WIN. tOUEa, NJ. D.
Lot no father be ashAaed
To present 9 copy Of the
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It may saVs him from an
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REAIfTANCEs 70 IRELAND.
ID SSU.sS desiring 20 seuA money to Iralsuo. can
I ohtaia checks Tor 81 oy more, on the Btifas:
town. Apply to NdUBB BROTHER
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rrlva. .no Departure Of ocean steamers
PLEASURE TRIPS

20 The California steamers leave Ne,
the 5th and Goth of each month.
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MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOB THE PRO
NOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTS.

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Dr.. MoRsf8 IHvIdoRArINa CORDIAL has becn couE
terfeitsi by some unprincipled persons.
In iature, all the genuine Cordial will have the
proprietors fac smile pasted the cork of each
BOTTLE and the folio ing words blown in the glass
sDf. n oTss's IAvfgOratfAR Cordial,
G. H. RING, Proprietor, MY.
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DISCOVERY or SIR JOHN FRANZ.

The Montreal! Herald of SATURDAY. contains
:hc following part ular> in regard 20 the re-
ported discovery of the remains of this !onr
lost Arctic navigator:
In "'!r extra o. YESTERDAY evening W. in
."rn.cd 'hc public ,h,: ri:rlnr WIS current
iii town hat the ryii.a.l> .! sir John Frank
I'm. BIS crews and Is ships had been discover
cd. We Immediately despatched a .;r,;.l
messenger 20 the Hudson BAY Company
House at l.achlnc, and. through the kindness
ot the Governor. Sir Geo. Simpson. W. are
enabled 10 lay before our readers The follow
'i'r outlines ota despatch received w him yce-
;cll.v. from Dr. RAJ:
Dir. Hlr has been al sent ON the coast since
the Month OF June. 1873. and returned t.
York Factory. liud>on'> Bav. on the ssh OF.
August last. from whence Ec forwarded let
fcr> bv express 10 SIR t:,or.c Simpson. Nv ih,.
way of h,d River Settlement After blirt
y EotIc!n" the result q: his own expedition.
an! the difficulties with which they had 10
'" "'rhd he proceeds To state that from the.
f>'lnmanX he had b,incd certain informal
ton OF the Fate of Sir John Erankln'> c>,r.-
di'ion. who bad been starved to death. after
The loss OF their ships. which were ,ru>h,!
a'd >nn!; 10y the Ice, and while making their
way south to The Great Fish River of Back.
near the outlet Of which party of whites died
leaving accounts OF their awful >utlcriucS IN
the nu'ilatvd corr>cs Of some. who had evil
IDENTITY furnished food for their unfortunate
companions
MS Information. although not derived from
those f.>Tunaux who ha', communicated with
lHc whites, aud who had found their remains.
tut from another band who had obtained the
r''H f"cf' may Vet ic relied or. No
"'not Is icit OF the truth other report. as the
natives had IN their possession various article.
OF European manufacture which had been IN
The possession OF the whites Among these
are several silver SPOONS. forks. &C.. ON ON. o,
Witch Is engraved, Sir John Franklin
L. d. While the others have crc,is and mi;
.'a'S on t:'cm which identify the owners IS h.v-
IN" belonged TO the Inflated cxucd,,ion
Drawings ot some o: these articles l,,o Lnam
maze 10y DIR. i;ac, and sent forward The
''"r'"' fragndyy must have occurred as lonc a.
60 as The spring OF 1870" +
lie y. /. Tribune of SATURDAY.. sncakirc
oi th:S announcement, saw.
laklrs his as authentic, the gallant Of.
ori> OF English and American, 10 tho end
desired, have been rewarded with a sad sp.-
;e>S' NO event has exci,cd warmer sympa.
my or more alert action than the fact Of m,
disappearance Of the party in question. and
'"''' was Kept up by the British Govern
"en' 1n''' the case was deemed desperate.
) lille Or. Name may yet be ON the lool. .out
'';';.' the scientific polar wan,!crnys, in which
';rs; ne aid the noble spirits with him
r.; I">'lncH 70 TO :nch tragic end"
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