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NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL,

IR undersigned takes pleasure ninormnS his friends
aud tho citizens whIsliug Lnd Vicinity that he has
justI o;elved his Fail ard winter Supplyol
Cloths, OGSStmereS and HeStIRgS.
Not thinking necessary 10 enumerae ny stock SLIM
ply say c0rsite OF the very atesl heweAl aud most
fashionable style OF Cloths, Cusslmeies and Vostlnss
plain aud ncy together With ul assortment Of GetS
Furnishing Goods t1g,.E
Gentlemen wishing anythlnsin my llno Will do well to
give INC a call, as am determined to sell ash as any
Olher establishment do and my work fol style ana
quality shall be got up second TO ILe. Having the SER
Vices OF two competent cutters feel satisfied IN aAsuI
lug any one WHO may hvOT me with call TO give entire
Satisfaction. All gOOdt warranted 10 DC asIepTesen'eu
or no sales.
Goats Vests Or Pants got up TO order at tue shores
roilse, j. II. STALLdAN. Merchant Taller, ~
oci0 No. 2. Washington HAIL.
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S1-The Philadelphia Ledger esllmates on com.
psient authority that there will DO ten thousand
Psrtons out Of employment in That city duhnsthe
present winter.
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u--Ths revenue Or The Public Works Of Penn
uylyunia rOr eight months ending slSs July was
Ol,lls,6sl uSaiHst " d97.ess came time last year
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NEW ApvnRRIsnMmNTs.
T1F 85aT =13D 0asAPRsT STOCK

THB BEST ASD CHEAPEST STOCK
~ Rsi Vlhlef code in The city OF heellng may BE
4 'fonni Gt u, a 1Eenlyihs No, 400 nln!n -
i6ad 6nco Ofosl all The Dry GOOD oiorog ~ theey, no
H Seltciod apd 10 ophlng' choice ann eegante ~
ortmebt oil Goods suitable for tie eeaaou emhrae!n eye
RI svie Aid quality or olapo, fancy and substantial Iah-
siSblsinr ladies', een lemen'a or nlanps WeaYl All
M which h Onors AZ reduced prlees. Determlged 70 o.
efld k6od $40 - any HOUSE W lhe q, ss ~ M
friends and tho public generally TO eal and e4lmlno pc
FOL purchasing elsSwhe@ no trouble 70 snow Boouo
SUI YES " 90" j. q. HKFTIYlB, Mainet.
oo,tO corner Market alley,
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aTAn American ptima donna, Miss Jullona
Mayor Wsshinston CITY, hus made successful
debut q YeFpno, Italy.
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BTonshitiS, IlAieulty or eatiug harSA redsh slim
eXPeE(OTaliol wllall OlheT symptoms SIwta 81 ana
lection Ut tile air tubeS teadlug the throat TO
directly ENTHUSIASTICALLY 6HeEej By thsuse Of tbs ~
nlrable remedy BE warned In time ye GaltlsG'ha q
ploy tAs valuable remedy.
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JOhn woods ~ lbihs Cta,
Ernest Hayes administrator and oheTs Count, vSho
In pursuance u deolee OF The Circuit togtI u, nk.
county made The 9TH daS Of Jvhe 1871 Mil ~,
Tie Ohid Of the court hOuAe Of said covblv an 81
Hay the 18th dal OF October, 1881 lots No q AZ ~.
the Town Of Itipdslphla, Onl lot No. 10, sBdIls
le1 halt OF LOT No ~, 10 square NJ, H. in Sorh W
iuF iOmery called RithietUwn, IN The County Oil oLj
RtiiA OF VIFimnI being the, property iu The Bin al
Ceedlngs MenliOned H''
syas Of Sals--Tenper cent Of The Pureh,,e mor,,
CASH tho balance al 6, l2 aud Il6 m0Rihs, lie
giving hOnds With approved 'ssurIy, with instt rtS
INff WIN. s. wlCKHAM,
senl2 SheLlH Of Ohio CONT,
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DIRRCTORS.
iustAvus r. Da
nmnnnn.

THoNAs X, nRAUE, President,
r. q RIPLEY, Vice President. 5,,
~ TnOhASA A. ALEXANDER, Seelelarf. itA'J
s. J.. II. Helmet, General Agent u Clncinnatist
dividend OF eight per cent. mr. che past sH mohlhe
declared W r. lRTRRR0N, ~. ~
Eel'iB WheeilRg Ne,l
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Splendid Daguerreotypes.

A DAMS, who has opened iie gallery in Hornbrooks
n Block Msn street. was awarded the highest pTemi-
UNI for te best exhibited al tile late Fair
ms ClalrsVio
His GALLERY /, constantly crowded with visitors
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The Hungarian Btlsanrit tbe only remedy witch "
tile power 10 dsSOlVe remove ans cure TubeTtA o. ".
khLgs, lncrtiblO IS this isgenFally eSlteinel ne
tie most abundant aud contllV6 eVlaenCt TO sRsln'.
assertion that sueh IL lie direct ana immediate thtt
all eaAes where there 10 40 natural organic ueeeI. ~
so comhdent tS the nicrlean agent o. bis power W
Tie worst form OF this disease, that lie boldly
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PraotLoal Book-keepIn

itH EraOBkOal oOoRskd6plu8s l5N
TNAVID Xxx, Professor or bookkeeping by double
entry upOll the most approved Italian method the
most successu pud experienced Instructor i The United
Mates respectfully iblOnls tic cliiGens OF wheeling that
his room Is now open for nsti 1oOn tho above named
science al tile CITY Hall, 0m6 TO O'Clock, r. dAly,
TERMS Elr (ue lnsiru6tiOn, Sl6h adedMee.
Application lor hdmuhnce can be made at the Hal or
10 NFT A n GARbgN, M, 10 Union6lreel Ooi0-iw
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INSTRUMENTATION

Pree ExpscOratIOn is tie most important Slj.tL!o
etta edh latteMpistO cure diseases Of lha
LinEs. grI-IF.laHa. an
ale iunsATlHH BntAm IL Great RSrE1ioIaHl, ~
Changes II nom thick glUlnOuS subsiaGee 70 ahlI N
ssS Subau nee, TO shin tuiA, ard ihoWs % VII
greatest ~ ttble esSP and SOmlVTt TO The autl' az
ity b considered. 80
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ani,h Mhaeilnr nranoh,

II HAVBlust opened AZ Hou!h Wheeling Rtellesownl'
j siarp' stock OF Elegant Fall ond hinler u0ods, WIN
which will supply th. eutens Of Ihs ppIg qtAA low
rates AZ al any siote IN NteeilDB
store ROOM Of the old ti0nd Of w X, MekOeB Drug
st'ys pi.np RoSJs oot0
fTNG6 FI5eTeT VICE. Young ne1 NllOSIS Che Victims
N tda bththt ha6it, may obtain permanent, eertnli
ana sneedy rtilei by addressing Tire undersgned Tie
ernsiiset itedhE course oil tealnont are exceedll8y
sitrhT All communications must DO poatpald aud viii
geSsVo lie most plOmn and eOnhdentlal Confederation.
AddteSs RUGBNE MOORE, JR.'
beiiOlyw baltimore city, Md.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR BAN

TNHB unheTsigned oleIH Tor sale his House A., -.
Market street elkl slide, between Lon,o s ~ ~ ~ o.
ling house aud Out balldinSS Asst-
Z Ii will be sold low ahh on octOnimOdatllFt,, ,.
POtdcstlon gyenany lime alter the fiatO: OtoS,, az
Z 70 " EnquIe OF
tanH g1V,,,,.
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Splitting OF blood alwdyS arises fgoml iHItfryio IT,
beIeu0us dsease aud, u not cheated, tie OTit viii
sooner or later terminate lil death . .,.s 10
PAIN IN rnE SIDE
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SPAsMnnln ASHHMA

St,hSllUDIO ASTHMA II. n,
Simple or spasmOdle Asihma baS 10 better 'lntlI y,
the Hungarian Rssam This painful and dtsllH',ot,
kttlOn, reSlsta almost everything ss,
OIL powerful iMnOeieB oil this great remedy, ~ '''
any OlLer InrhI Of Peeloial ~ lease.
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SPITTING or BLOOD

Re- ofA4ll4Nd VI hbOOO'
This ITightNll symptom " Approaching e0niuhfleh
speedily checked aud prevented BY tie use o. Dltri
Hungarian Basam which heals tue aiIeSttd EtE!aIsl
ard restores those vital organs, The lunSs OGesiud
hanlth Enudttion
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Consumption has hetAveIy graphically at'fisa y n
Shrinkilg Of Ohts .Ssl(P bs Hppsinln re 5oyysI
Its CLEANSING, warI binES soienlng Al 'rllh'''
pTnluee'i not shrinking, hut e1TsuSioa! ,,, rlsbl
Before Its delightful lnhuente, ell Cthh, III ~
sweats, bluEness o tile MALT, hot, rshta ls
efTtalll SGehgth, emtGaiIOn and dtclirt-a ANN.
the poisonous dews OF night before the goSa' st ,i
sVAs This 10 no 'eluSong but demon'lLan WI, slilr
sustained BY incSOieltlhle proof, from all
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RnAL nsTATM sAnns.
ERlFF'S sAlE.
ntfRnell nee II y l1ehabeer

49,. u W = lto VII . GALE
! 49lshaIeA Washinktbn Han s,b., =
WILLS sell o. Public Sale on Thurtday ne it.9 /.
y juno next, Fifteen Shares Wellington i,il ~ tiy
gnSRE 10 The s''ale Of hpss, detsa,.d, T. Y
T1fns made known on day of1ile. q f,.
myH JNn. X. hO1SFORD H., 4
U'rheb above 'ale isposipcned until Is, isI5Stht
August. say
SS'TlI' sale i ro'IrOpsd to Sept. 1ht,ll,fsS.ti'
u1-The sb?vo sale postponed until ii, N II9ls
OelobeT, 1871. AaIOt
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vocates of slavery extension, North or South
should force sectional issue upon US, we
should meet it with promptness and decision.
II the Wings would take this ground, and act
on these principles, thousands who now array
themselves under other standards, would u
mite with us in vindicating the cause of hui
mainly and freedom. The Nebraska perfdy
has disguised the honorable and highmlnded
among the Democrats; and thousands who
have acted with the Free Sellers are scnsl-
ble that no practical result can be brought
about by their organization. Men thus stu
atcd, will he ready to unite with any party OF
principle. in defence of Freedoms dearest
rights. In this way. great American party
"a truly National party will arise, will gov
ern the destiny Of the nation, and carry out
the great principles embodied in our Constl-
tutiOn.-.iNus
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THE ENCITEM;.NTIN BOSTON.

The Boston ATLAS. after expressing rcT-ct
On account Of the mohorratic exhibition in
the effort to rescue the ALLEGED fugitive.
Fun ms, on FRIDAY. mentions most rational
apology for the conduct OF those engaged in
it, Surely. the slave holders refuse to re-
>ncct a law in force 81 wears. how can they
expect irccmcn to pay great regard TO one
50 recent and olou> as the Fugitive Slave
Law ? The Atlas saws
We certainly are not disposed to forget
how much the almost frcnzicd excitement
which rcrvadcd our city on FRIDAY and Sat
urdav, owed of its cntcr>tv TO the alienation
which the recent pune faith Of the almost
united South has created in the public mind
When the compromises which favor freedom
can be trampcd OH by the South ii is natural
that we of the North should ask ourselves
how far we are bound to observe those which
favor slavery. Norris it surprising that there
should be some ready to meet one wrong with
another. The Injustice which has been met
ed out to makes it no easy task. to use the
expressive LANGUAGE of Mr. IIillard. TO keep
down some rebcllious swellncS of the heart. -
All good citizens must regret alike the causes
which have aroused the present excitement
in our usually peaceful community, and the
dcrlorablc results which have attended it.
CATTLE DYI>G.-Wc learn from a GEN
tlcman recently from Montpelier. that more
than seventy cattle have recently died in
Montpelier and vicinity from the effects Of
being bitten by mad dogs. Death or close
quarters 10 the dogs They are becoming
rabid all about the country, and people as
well as cattle are falling victims TO their mad
ness.
FoHFIGH NEw,.-Thc America brought
no news in addition TO what was published
in our last The Arctic was due at New
York on Monday; but it is feared something
has happened 10y which she is detained IT
she arrives in season we shall give her news
in postscript.
FHosT.-Tucsdav and Wednesday might We
had hard freeze for the season. The straw
berry vines in our garden Thursday morning
were as white as clean sheet. Melon, and
other tender plants unprotected, were killed
4 -,
a. Among the Patents issued from the
Patents Office under date .! Nav, 18th, le'i,
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From the above ANALYSIS of the ,a.es. /.
appears that with the exception Of I, =.
Wings from Missouri. Tennessee. ke,-- :,
and North Carolina. who voted IN n,
measure. the whole responsibility Of the Is
honor Of rcopcnlnc vast region. c0nscc-ai~
Tor a third Of 4 century IL freedom. 10 Z.
barharou> institution of slavery. rests r.
the Democratic party in Congress Il.
Wings of the North have taken good car
that no portion of this di>hono- shall -.
with them. The Wing Represcntari,,> E 2
the free STATES have. 10 1man. voted at4.s
this great political sin. 4 northern prr-
cratIr President has taken that coGr>e r.
connection with this outrage, which ia:
the Whole responsibility upon the nor 30
democracy. The misconduct Of its l,a.-
has stripped ii of the respect Of the pee,
Ev this CRYING wrong it has forfeited an :
all is moral strength in the free Stats r..
promise made. with so much soln,;f L
the President in his inaugural a,ir,.>, III
the agitation of the slavery question sl'9
never he revived during his aimni>:ratar
if any power ot,his coull avert i. lie la
iiagranilv violated. and no prGmi>t, he ma,
hereafter make will he entitled % afy COY
sideration or respect. For. in the Wy 'e';-
of this solemn promise. We have seen l'-.
consent 10 lie made an instrument ior -e'''-
inr. wan'onlv and deliberately. ;ii;> 7-.,a.. q
Iron the President. his Almi-i>,ra''o'i. a. 4
upon the Dcmocratic party RES The y
oithi> fearful responsibility. and upon ia~'-
heads an outraged and aroused re',i" II
not fail TO visit this responsibility viii ;e'-
rib.e rctrihution.
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XXXIIId C0NGRESS-First Session.

MONDAY. MAJ -
SENATE-Nr t;w;n offered a rs 'a':o-
providing for a adjournment ct congress IL
MONDAY. July Sd
The hill authorizing The rona-e OF 80
and -" cola pieces was rct'. az! i ''l'''-
Grafton postponed 10 tomorrow 81,
HOT SE.-Mr Falkrc- oi Va. asked 4ea'e
to introduce the followiil- r'>olIii"tl-
That the Committee OF Judiciary * -,
structcd 10 inquire into I'll" canS, u ''' "a
of James Batchclder. ncTH'H MA
the United States. who IL i a.ie-,l' We.
murdered in Boston. on friiar il-h' ;, ~
while engaged in enforcing "a" O.. ,'-e
ion. against violent and ir,a>ai.i't &c l. =
and if they find h. WAS killed a < r';',
while in the performance Of rafr'''' -
and has left a widow and children. INA
Committee lac further instructed 70 rep
bill making liberal provision i'r '@'-'
lief
Mr. bean of y. Y. objected SAM Z, -.
a matter belonging 10 the ENeru'!'''
him enforce the laws.
The motion was nccativcd-'- 70 q"
ne House went ifllp ''i4'i'''N
Pacific Railroad AMI TELEGRAPH ma =.
din. for railroad and telegraph ,r'" N
Mississippi River. at point no, To- ~ :
of the :'7'th parallel of North ,a',H'. -.
San Francisco, and also railroad an =
graph line from some point on me ~
shore of Lake superior or The MI IA
River. in Minnesota, 10 the waters o. IN
cific Ocean. q,
Mr. McDpnral, of Cal, spoke at Iti-'H ''
favor of the bill. .;--
Mr. Shaw made speech against me .lo
of distributing the public lands anon
States. ~
Gcrrit Smith got the floor. sa,in; IT. II
tended speaking against the fari''e IA
bill.
TUESDAY. MAJ -
SENATE In the Senate ms "'' -.
Mr. Adams offered a resolution directing -
quirv bv the Committee on u'nsiol p,r who
the wife and children OF Mr. Bairhela'f' -
lost his life in Boston. while IN the eN''
Of the United States laws. ,rr,.
Laid over a. the succestion oi WI ~
Tho c,,,c.ir.ie NJ Adams -eso!E'i'''
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VOTE ON THE NFpp..

'orE On THE NERRA~k.p,,
We have already given The y.,.
upon the hnal passage Of Nh. i,ir 49, 80 ,-s.
Ins the territories of Nebraska ~. ~ "a
An examination ofthc vote an1 49, ht,a,
ton OF their politics and the s. a.
resent: exhibits the io!lo~in, -.,. NE: r.
voted in the affirmative. loo i, i - -.
and % were absent. The YEA. !. "a
up of for.v-one Democrats :. ~ ma
States, and fifty Oh, from H.. ID liz SO
>,aisS' with ten southern VIZ, y. e-Iod.'.,
ed their party. The na,> co... '''-as-
northern Wings. As nor,ber,, IL a. 81: s.
southern Wings. 4 indcpeair,, h l,' "a
and southern Democrat. ''iA'-ra,.
The names of the seven No.,
from re. <on'ht m States VINO ro,.d ,,,,.'. :
bill. and in favor Of ,rcser.io, IA =
and good faith of the nation ~.
Cullom. Burc and Ethe-.d,e g =, .1-.
Hunt of La. and Eo-.-~ al p A''''-se
North Carolina. Mr.. Mill =. Ia
Col. Benton. southern Drmo.-,.. - a..
No; one northern Wing ,otelt- - ~
urc. The following is the II Cd, H. ni'a'-
or the names OF the iortr-one n.--t ~, u,
ocrat, who voted in the a.iirma,i.4 80 ICE
Wtnc,s.-jamcs {. Aneu p,a.,
Willis Allen. "a '''-
Mr. f"rt;.C CUNNING. Cutting. T..
Walbri'lrr. Walsh. Rove S,u,-. ! = 49,
Walker, Wcstbrook-lo. "rs-
h'i'ana--l,asis. Eddy, Ilenlri,,. ".
Ter. Durham. English. Lang, N
Oio.-Di>ncv. Shannon. Gr.o, -,
I"ra.- HEM.
-N.~ Hml,>dir-lIilla-l-
connecticw.-lncer>on-l
! Pu.nSyltnda.-J. {. .Ion,,. Mn =
bins. Wi'te. knriz. Parker. S,raub NJ.
Florence. Bridges. Daw>on-ll <
.Ntrh,gan.-S:uart-l.
'ai.t g1.ia--I.a'ham. M,honral-e
New J.rs,q-Lill, YAH
Nqur-M Mcdonald.
The following exhibits tie vote =. :,
~. .la .a,.r,l S.,.o
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low creatures ~ bon}age. This is the great
democratic principle whi h appears to lie so
near the heart of the Pierce administration.
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cir Calrbuuiau.
ST. JOHNS BURY,
SATURDAY,, JUNE ;. 1884.
WIFI, state G,OyVEyTuOv.

The Annual State Convention d: the Wigs Of
Vermont. will be held at Rutland on Wednesday
the eth day Of June next. ut Il o'clock 7. NJ. t,
nominate candidates for State Officers for the ell
suing political year, and also TO transact such othe
business n. the Convention. whcr assembled, ma,
deem proper, preparatory Il The mex annual State
Election.
T.. y. BRIGGS
GEO. WARMER, Whtg
Il. u. HARRIS, (.nfrI
II. NJ RATES. Co'amitfs E.
&. II. HAYDEN.
Nav Isl, 1854.
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is one 10 Smith A. Sk;,,or
w. fo' Improvement in .urrira, ..,.
another TO David N. Sm;,b =. pms a
VI. for improved lathe ,,o- i''''---
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Ser;o"s D'str)taAce las5 7Fir,it--cne Nan
l.i!e1.


ser;2"s D'tT)taace las; 7Tiy,,.t--cne Nan
fril,v Nav -.
Coz, suit. 81 t'">ru,ri,. an,! Ni!.i,nr
Brent. Of r., imoui Va. who accom,,sn;c,
len here a> :. wiia.>> in rh,.,a>,. ~ the fun
slave Anthony E:'i> were arrr>rr!. >r>'or-
IA, afternoon. IN pursuance Of -" Sia'c law
against kitnanprr>. on a warrant i>~u"! Y J
~ Andrew. Esq Justice # III" Peace They
we not. however aiken INTO custody. As T.
M.r>l,'l Froen..r an! t. :. .A>>i>;an,
D:>:ri I i'to~lc, ilrnrv l.. Hail.; hrc,ne
their .retv. IN 5000" ,.:;h
At irm'..~" rn,'r.in, 81 persons o,;,ostl tt
he rendition q. The ;u.iti,r. was held l,>,
evening y f.n-uji Hill. Geo. Il Russell
E>' .oi W., Eo>hurv pcs. lcl. and spec, he.
were mad. i'y the Chairman. Wendell Phil
lips l!,r"iorr r,il - and John H. Swift \
series @: resolution WIS adopted. and III,
m"r'n., resolved that Bura- should not -
taken hack ir'" slavery. The meeting was
the no>jr ting W r"mrmi,,.r 10 l.>r a;tcr, /
Il. The Nebraska Jill WAS Frequently alu-
de-! - u inc >lc ikNr> Is well a> in the rc>o-
lut'nu>. AK 'ir"tl,nrl spirit 70 resist all
tur;lrr ,,,r,>>;ol,> .l IN. Slave ,,nw.r was
manifested. l. Wis ,o-el to la..,., in Co,,r:
,..; x,'.:...,; ~, f. d" u
- .i.,I .'''' = ~ '''' :'l' y
~
:, ~ 1t,
~: II a. ~ ''''
-,
=
-, '''' ',''
a. 81 t'' ~ ~ 'I''' ~
''F Al; ~ ''' '"'. We ''!!n' 10 mon
,nr'r' '''.'' vas ,.''A ''ri'ri Ivy 'Ao>c Who
','' '''' ''''''.'- ;'ft g, "a" >liare ON
'"' eastern ,''' % '..' ""'t li"''>" was Al
mos; In:"ri t'r'H me, an! a rush was ma l.
Tor the man door y" entrance however
was rifr'''',' an, III" n'n' Pr"rr"'icd TO 'i'
w." 'r,1.'I " '''i' =; '"''''>
- a. lain y '''''''. OPEN
~ crown '''' '':t'' " an entrance. '"' me
= "''' wa ", - '''',''''>>. ana nh' wv"
persons GOV M "',>' "':' got mo 'iir bull
,.'I- m''' ''>,'' ~ '"r l'''r'' a
'"'l '''' NV. Wv c.:. "', ,o''' '' "'''',
.''' :''.' ~" y, '''D'' WYE "''>''"
~ '.''''> '''''' ;, "" ''.'''''.' WIS ''-
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shots fired were. from the crowd ons,;d..
Two aNr>, which had evidently been obtain
e." Tor 'h' p"rr'>e OF ba'i"r'ng down the
ais, ,b. l,r,,. ,,,rL ..;,l ,:, :, 90 VS.
burst in, and which had been dcnoS;tc1 dur
ing the evening in Tire entry way ofthc Rail
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4. ,,a,. S"'"'y' way -
two comnanic~ ofT : N,r;r.s ..n;'', :.
the Court House from the Navy Yard. and
sook up their quarters. Vt O'Clock, a com
n r"mi.m.a .n 49, ' -, INV" rom Fort inde-
House. No disturbance WAS rro.,.J .n.,hn.
very lew people were about the building.
Saturday morning at about o'clock. a
Uonsc Tbo ,wo -. "'o". inc court
toned in our parcr Of S,tn,J.r -. :" =,
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No,tr.,I * commenced. One of the i'm
mense cotier-iams, made OF timber, IN when
the p;ers are to be built has been launched
and towed to its place, and others are IN pro-
cress. Some 1900 men will, 1t Is said' pe
employea on the bridge the coming sum-
mer.
FUGITIyEsLAvE CASE IN BOSTON.
We gather the following account OF the ar
rest Of fugitive in Boston from the Boston
Iapers
In pursuance of a warrant issued on We'd
nesdav afternoon bv tulted Stats Comm's-
sioner Lorirg, United States Marshal Freeman
arrested the same evening. a colOrcd man
named Anthony Burns, upon the charge OF
being a fugitive from labor. ard having eScap-
ed from the service of Charles +. Su.tle, mcr-
chant, of Alexandria. Va. lie was taken IN
to custody in Court street, near the head OF
Brattle street, and quartcrcd over night IN
The Court House. Burns is about 90 or u
wears of ace. stout built and quite intc!!i gent.
lie is said 20 have escaped from his master at
Richmond. Va, in March last, and since that
time has been at work for Mr. Coffin Pitts.
second hand clothing dealer i'll Brattle street.
At nine o'clock Thursday morning, Burns
was examined bcfor. L. $ Commissioner Lo-
ring. in the l.. ). Court Room, Seth j. Thorn
as and Edward g. Parker. E>qr>.. appearing
for the claimant. Messrs. X. IL. Dana. Jr.,
Charles NJ. Ellis. Robert Morris and others,
for the fugitive Mr. Parker produced and
read copies of the record of the Circuit Court
of Virginia. in session on the 10th inst. at
Alexandria, certifying the fact of the apPlica-
ton of Mr. Suite concerning the escape OF
Burns from his services. VIM. Brent was
then sworn. and testified ~ follows:
| reside in Richmond, Va. am a mcrrhan,
have resided there four wears; know Nh
Charles f. Suite hc row resides in Mex
andria he is a merchant: know Anthony
Burns (witncs> identified the prisoner a
Rurn:): now see him a. the bar in 'front.' he
i, the man referred To in the record which ha
bcccrt Rad: h. is owned hv Mr. Suite as ;
>lav': he was formerly owned lv Mr. Suttle;
mother: Mr. Suite has owned him for th'
las twelve or fifteen wears: once hired Az
thonv "i H!r Si:ttl. hi, think Wa, in tn
vars lS'6. !. and Is: paid Mr. Suite 70
, iiS services: knew That he was missing troi,
'lchmoni ou or ;.!nn' the 9th ,lav Of Marcl
a>t: have rot seen him since until within
lay or two past: las, ni.h, heard Anthon
= converse with hi master.
NJ ~" request 81 The prisoner and his coun
~. 4 further h"ar'n- IN the was io>tpor
ed Ill Sturdy rcN. At r"'lo~k. T. ~ I
remains j.. u: .@-'o:, o.: IL l.. : Marsha
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