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ton, covering her face and body with wounds
and bruises, from the effects Of which she had
died in few hours after having been taken to
the Charity Hospital. Finn was accordingly
sent before the Criminal Court for trial, on the
charge of murder.
BLOODY. George Washington, a negro bar
Der on Girod street, was arrested night before
last, for assaulting and cutting Francisco Leon,
q free man Of color, with q razor. We are told
that the unfortunate Leon came near being out
IN two equal pieces by the trenchant steel Of
Mr.. Washington.
STABBING. ohm Mouny was arrested at an
early hour yesterday morning, on q charge of
having dangerously stabbed Peter Callahan
with dirk knife, on the previous night, on
North Market street. Callahan was badly cut
and was taken to the Charity Hospital.
ARSON John Moore was arrested yesterday
evening at o'clock by officer Jefferson, for at
tempting to set fire to the store Of VIM. e. Leve.
rich Co., "a Old Leyee street. The prisoner
had a box of matches and candle in his pos.
session when arrested, and stated that he had
entered the store for the purpose of stealing
He was locked up to await examination.
AN UGLY CUSTOMER Coulighan got
into difficulty on Saturday evening last witt
one Peter Finn, who drew q knife and attempt
ed to kill the officer, so the latter states Ell
was finally arrested and brought to the Gala
boose, after tearing sundry garments, contrary
| to and In resistance of the law.
CHARGE OF FORGERY man named Halo
| way was arrested at the ire-work exhibition OF
Saturday night, charged with having committed
theft and forgery He was accompanied by s
Spanish Senorita at the time the official func
tionary pounced upon him, and she was escorted
to her residence by said official after he had
locked up her enterprising gallant.
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Eeap Books.


AT J. O.. MORO ANS,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Pst-cfHee.
HISTORY OF THE FRENCH PROTESTANT REFuGEEs From
the Revocation of the Edict Of Nantes Own Times By
Charles Weiss. 1i-.
ctI1Lps HISTORY OF ENGLAND By Charles pieken,.
MEMOIRS OF THOMAS MOORE. Part 8. %.7
LOVE FOR LOVE. Congrsve's Comedy.
NOVELS.
MAsAN1ELLo THE FISHERMAN OF NAPLES. By Dumas.
THE FoRREsTERs. BY Dumas. Y..3..
THE MlsER's HEIR; or THE YOUNG MILLIONAIRE.
MINNIE HERMAN. BY w. Brown.
MARGARET Or, PREJUDICE AT HOME AND ITS VICTIMS.
An Autobiography.
FORTUNE HUNTER BY Mrs. Mowatt. New Edition.
THE FAIR REBEL. By Emerson Bennett.
DIsRAELIS NOVELS-New Editions
MIRIAM ALRoY. A Romance of the Twelfth Century.
CoNTARINI FLEMING. Autobiography.
THE YOUNG DUKE
yENETIA. .u.
HENRIETTA TEMPLE Ere.
| MAGAZINES.
HARPER's MAGAzINE-April.
PuTNAM's MAGAzTNE-Aprl.
BLAcKwooD'S MAGAzINE-hIarch.
GRAHAbf'S MAGAZINE-Aprl.
GoDEY'S LADY'S BooK-April.
ARTHuRs MAGAzINE-Apfil.
MAGAZINE OF ART-Apfil.
HOUSEHOLD WoRDS-ApriI.
LITTLE's LIVING AGE.
MASONIC MAGAZrNE-April,
w The subscriber receives the publications
from the Press j. c. MORGAN
api0 QdalWqp
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MTeEairie Course,

The morning papers Of yesterday have
spread" themselves SO voluminously on Sat
urday's race, that We shall merely place the
greatest feat ever performed by horse flesh. We
append q summary;
MErAlRIs CouRsE. ~ Saturday, .apiil 5. Club purse
S260O-four mile heats
n J. Welss Oh .. Lecomte by Boston, out Of Reel
ego. [Abe ..........................
! .alee c ca y o Henry Meichoni 2
J. s. Hunters ch. 6. Rude, by imp. Trustee, dam.
Mnstset-aged, [John Ford.[ adii
TIME. e.,
First Heat. Second Heat.
l5S 2:o2
154 l:5S
l:49E l.46
14sh 1:52&
g.
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A MONSTER srnAMsHrP. ways for laying
down m immense screw and paddle steamer for
the Eastern Steam Navigation Company, are in
the course Of completion at the yard Of Messrs.
Scott Russell, the extensive ship builders at
NIillwall, England, where some hundreds Of
piles have been driven in order to support the
huge fabric Many hundreds of tons Of iron
for her keel are ready to be put together, and
the contracts have been signed for the compile
ton and launching Of the ship within two years
from the present time. The following are a few
particulars Of her dimensions extreme length
Of her main deck, 700 feet; being 430 feet Longer
than the great Himalaya steamer; extrem,
length Of keel, $50 feet; extreme breadth d
beam. IS feet; depth of hold, forming foul
decksl So feet length of principal saloon 81
feet,
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TERRIBLE CONFEDERATION AT JACKSONVILLE,
FA.--IntelHgence has been received at Charles
ton Of terrible confagration which has taken
place at jacksonville, Fa, destroying the en-
tire business portion Of the town. 1t occurred
on the night of Wednesday, the 9Th inst. The
whole square fronting the bay, Owen street,
East Newnal. the block known as Brynes's. al.
together including seventy houses, including
twenty three stores, the customhouse, and the
only two printing offices in the place The loss
is over 100000, The amount of insurance is
estimated at one-half The assurances are eff
feeted in New York, New England and Georgia
offices.
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Fashion, says the Buffalo Republic, plays
some queer freaks with its wand The last in
noyation is, we believe, the using of the middle
name and dropping the first and {. christenn
index For instance. Jones, who always was
distinguished in his younger days by plain
John d. or slack has concluded that appel
lation to be vulgaw,e and is now only known
asJ. Daw Jones, more appropriate to be given in
full, and would doubtless be most correct
index to the fellow. Peter G. jenkins has be-
come convinced that Peter is too homely cog
nomen for one who walks so high in aristooratic
circles, and brings him toomuch on level with
the common herd he, therefore, now plumes
himself P. Green jenkins Just so with Isaac
G. Bacon; all the fellows are making the
change, and he cannot see how he can keep in
good standing at the club, and not join in the
revolution, away goes the &c Isaac," and 50 l.
Cooke Bacon" is engraved upon his card So
goes the new mania, no matter how ridiculous /,
but it is the rage and the brainless deyotee
Of fashions shrine must arm and equip accord
ing to rules.
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Safe OF Lots t,a Houston. 7s,os

OF TIE public is called to the following note ms well as
m another column of Gardner Smith,
for the sails Of Lots in the city of Houston Tsxa..
Ihs city Hoassna situated the of navigation nj Raso
bayou the only place in TeKap pavg,
Won 'ns whole year Two railroads. advanced state Of provtss
SION, VIII pass ihfongh the city, taiyeson oa,o
Red River Railroad the other the Galveston and
nAfoad Ihe country round is of fertile nature we'll
hshed IN timber and diversified with praissa md creeks Thu
~ eans the last year. thirty co,
and has aod the country large ever se
chandHe - "isi
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Plrks's.-We beg to call attention to the
advertisement Of this firm, in another column
Their stock is large and complete. Purchasers
will lind everything to their taste, and at prices
that will well repay inspection. Remember, 81
Camp street is their mart.
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The Benton (Texas) Advertiser states that
| there is no ground for apprehension of danger
from the Indians at Fort Belknap. The danger,
if any, was greatly exaggerated by the worthy
chaplain who sent the first report The soldiers
belonging to the garrison had returned from the
pursuit of the Indians, but had not succeeded
in finding the objects of their pursuit
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Gentlemen, Take .S.ossce.

tV The Nsm Goods Crescnt City have arrived al
S. N. MOODYsS
Corner Canal street Exchange Place
And his patrons who have kindly waited for hs
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
Hslact from the splendid asSor mentof
SUMMER UNDER CLOTHING, 't'ii' oAANAis
SUMMER VESTS, SUMMER GLOVES md
FANCY ARTICLES, in great variety --' 'D@
M00DY'S CELEBRATED SHIRTS .#.
can be had low Half Dozen ino, hos, M
Nv Shirts are made to order n any Style
tS- Remember 5. N. BooDY's Address sn,oou,
Spring and Summer GIOthiu0.
R. PITKIN b co,
- CAMP STREET. sS7
R The subscribers have arrivals received aro.
tion to their Stock Of s ~
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
embracing all the latest Fashions Fabrics Their
one of the n the South
~ Gar Friends from the Country supplied with
article Oh Clothing than can be usually Obtained
prices -.
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RuPTuREs CURED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
tent Truss and Rupture Remedy relief certain
in the of all Rupures good ft apply
the proprstos establishment 70 ST. Charles ssree inquire
Dr. Sherman For further particulars on third
page or apply 70 ths ses for descriptive pamphlet feb9s
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Snow IN Russn,-From the interior of Rus
STA it is reported that the snow was lying every
where, and in many places was from five to seven
feet deep, seriously hindering the marching of
troops. For sixty or seventy versts round
spongy and impossible.
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Buy YOUR SHIRTS AT MoopY,s.-This estab-
lishment is decidedly one of the best and cheap.
est in the city, both in variety and cheapness
Of goods The proprietor spares no pains to
make his ready made garments equal in style
and beauty of finish to the best custom work.
which he sells some twenty per cent. cheaper
than some other fashionable establishments.
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H0ts. gaps, etc
TO Country .Werchaaats

To Country 4We5'Ch0saEs.
on CITY AccErTANcEs
Ey- The larsest variety Of fms
FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, GUNS,
RIFLES PISTOLS. PLATED WARE,
PERFUMERY, COMBS, BRUSHES, aud
TOILET ARTICLES. Of tho best Quality
ALSO
PLAYING CARDS, DohiINOEs, CHEssMEN, GAMES,
IVORY AND BONE CHECKS FOR PLAYING, Ere, ETC.
The all Imported Direct and will be disposed of to
Favorable Prices invited to
variety before purchasing elsewhere
T. F. GUI0N5
mhso IN lst Corner of 81. and cansl streets.
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The Government has presented to the owners
Of the ship Antarctic (Which took off portion
of the passengers on the San Francisco, } the
sum of s25, 900, as a token Of gratitude for the
service re dered.
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Mr.. George Jamison, we understand, leaves
this city tonight for St. Louis, where we learn
he will shortly commence an engagement
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The Spanish steamer Pizarro was lost on the
18th nlt., by striking on a rock off Cape Mary,
near Baracoa. The crew and passengers were
. 2
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THE OPERA To. NrGHT.-We shall expect to
see tonight at the st. Charles theatre crowd
ed and fashionable house to witness the per-
formance of g Lucretia Borgia Madame Rose
Deyries will personate Luefetia Borgia, and
Sig. Yietti, who arrived on Saturday in the
Crescent City from Havana, the part of Gena,,o
We are to have but two nights more Of opera
this season, as the company leaves for Natchez
the latter part of the week, so we judge that We
shall see houses in no way inferior to those of
Madame Sontag while here.
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To the Ladies'.

NJ A d a ? L A E n
Respectfully offers her services the Ladies
the of the following dseasOE PRoLAPsUs BTERI.
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATIoS en-
soRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
adopted ia that which
the Of Paris London New
which she has ample testimony nuy
ladies nhe uheh
Of the Uterus. of nature,
Madam herself exclusively tho
can be con suited DAILY, al herrsGasucs,
ny1S Soft atpsct
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On suadey April at hAlfpsat o'clock MARY SOPHIA
we 81 H. Mcneil Vance, aud eldest daughter Of Ksnnedy
the 2ad year Of her age. "
Hr IN n aud acquananees requested her
THIS EVENING at hafpas O'clock from her late rosidsnse
Canal street., between Dauphin Burgundy.
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Drugs, .lEetStct,s es and Chemicals,

Dr. E. j. Coke, No. 95 Camp street.
tE- DIR. e. !. CoxE,s PREPARATIONS ia extensive ess
nesry fifteen have thsr intrinsic nar
unsurpassed ifeqnsled by similar made the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SfRuP ~
EXTRACT OF G0PAfVh, sARsAPAR1LLA AND cu8EBs, w
AMERICAN COUGH Lo2ESGES. Y
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PEa-
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
f8r Far sale by Druggists generally. jyI 9ptt
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Rad MreasIs.

DlsAGREEABLE TASTE IN THE MOUTH.
ana easr unpleasant sympsnna reat Of udiv,
1904 instead Of being properly dissolved remains in
s IN manner purified dsletsous fluid called septie
acid is generated, which, mixing with be fluid NJ tho
not only to give bad BREATH hat the tras cause of
the gums a deposit OF tartar AAd dscaysd teeth
@RlGars INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
nos only cleanse the stomach and all bous and p,.d
humors and purify the blood. they aso rs.or b
oa healthy Tone and therefore certain To
BREATH and prevent a premature dc cay of the teeth
t For sale Wholesale and rs II propris.ors prices by
Aplo spot Xxi rh.,. -. -, . Ior
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Seq eis n. Taylor,
.KH.ss.d's HAIR. Resfores..

kE will guarantee Hair Heads with my
INFALLIBLE HAIR REsToRER,
fer that be agreed and
HAIR is PRODUCED This preparation has tharoughiy
results have such In
making the proposition. has eminsny
causing the Hair grow Bya the REsToRER Gray
White Hair will gradually its original color.
n FOR THE TOILET
has equal highly psrfumed and iupas the fragrance
the Delightful Flowers gives the hair rich so glossy
healthy appearance that attained BY any
dies you wish preserve ysar uzuiiau lae
period Of life, you will without the REsToRER is for
sale Druggists and Country Merchants IN all pa the
W. G. HURD, Sole Proprietor, New York.
JARVIS d wooDMAH Agent. New Orleans
apa iatgpdstw o. o. wooDMAN, Agent. vteksbarg
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The Crescent City arrived on Saturday from
New York via Havana. She brings little news
of Importance.
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.aaotne1 LtUing with ess

HoBENSACK's WORM SYRUP
would ask earsfa peri sal of the following from al,
disease: 81 ~ ~ AHi''oo NJ IA
j. NJ IL pENsAckI take pleasure while inform, I'M, ~ .b
OF your syrup Having been afflicted fvs year .
ma wasted fxay to skeleton; RECEIVING no bspsN
'adicnes used, was induced Roberta "a ~ q mr.
worm snp a he informed it brought worms from Mn
% 70 a l0mins00 OF Bucks county, with whom was ell
AauAn ied then commenced kilg your syrup brs.sh
qaan es of worms from and completely restored ma 10 h m
Since then have enjoyed health than had a. Az !
'e'hs previous JOHN HART Msrslss
Aeoarserasile Bristol township, PHILADELPHIA Co nv
Dr. J. N. HoBENsAcK Propri.,or PM a p
tB For sale bgJ. WRIGHT co., New otssps No ,s g.
tres stress. ~ ~ Nhaf
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Geographic,
NJ 1s1eSfaEJl1IC, :
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA,

Heac York, April 8, P. M.-The Cunard
steamer Europa, arrived here at o'clock this
afternoon, bringing dates from Liverpool to the
18th ult., three days later than the advices by
the Baltic. She reports decline in Cotton, and
confirms the decline in Flour, Corn and Wheat,
reported by the Baltic. The following is a sum-
mary of her commercial and political inteli-
gence:
LIvERooI. MARKETS. -Liuerpool March 25.---
The Cotton market has been dull throughout
the week, and the quotations now indicate de-
cline of from to i'd. per h. The sales of Sat
urday barely reached 1000 bales, and the mar
ket closed heavy. The sales for the week embrace
$4,000 bales. Wheat has declined 3D. per bush
of 10 lbs Flour has declined 2s per Dbl du-
ring the week. Corn is unsaleable at 39s. The
Provision market is active.
Consols have still farther declined, and are
now quoted at $50.
EASTERN FAIRs.-Count Nesselrode has no
tilted the French and English Consuls that the
Gear will give no reply to the demands of their
Government relative to the evacuation of the
Princpalities
The Gar has formally consented to the neu-
traliJy Of Sweden.
The people Of Prussia are petitioning the King
in large numbers, to join the Western Powers
against Russia. His course has not yet been
announced.
The position of Austria remains about the
same as when the Baltic sailed
The English and French fleets in the Black
Sea had sailed for the mouth of the Danube
with the intention of attacking and destroying
the Russian stockade at that point.
FROM SANTA FE AND Ell PAso-The San An
tonic Ledger, of the Both ult., has intelligence
from I'll Paso 1t gives some particulars of n
fight between what it calls Sc the Salt party from
Don Ana" and ss the party from Ell Paso'' The
latter, it says, was composed of twenty
men-seventeen Americans, one Englishman,
and the rest Mexicans. They were all well
armed, and had with them six FOUNDER This
party met the Don Ana party at Los Chinos,
laden with salt They were commanded to sur
render, which they refused to do, when the
fight commenced, and lasted twenty minutes.
The six FOUNDER was fired three times. Don
Anas party fled, leaving two men killed, one
mortaly wounded, on the ground. They had
three mules, two horses, and about fifteen head
Of cattle killed The yictors captured and drove
off one hundred and seventy -one head of cattle.
one horse, and returned safely after an absence
of twelve days.
Business was very dull and there was but
little prospect Of speedy improvement.
Peach trees were in bloom, and nature was
putting on her emerald robe for the approaching
season.
Intelligence from Santa Fe to the 18th Feb
ruary has been received at San Antonio.
Gen. Garland arrived in Santa Fe on the 31st
of january from Albuquerque.
The Legislature adjourned sine die on the I'd
of February
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Summer CiOfht,,0.


Summer Clothing.
F. STRING SER s. CO..
No. s5 Camp street.
"a Invite attention to their superior assortment Of ~
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
large variety of WOODEN GOODS, adapted season.
FRENCH MERINo, ALPACA, LINEN DUCK,
FRocK AND OFFICE COATS, SAC COATS.
Msriuo, Drap dor, White and Figured Drill Duck
PANTS.
Rich Figured Silk and Maraslles VESTS,
FURNISHING GOODS
New style cRAyATs, NECK TIES, HALF HOSE, Ere, Ere.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS
OF the latest philadelphia Manufacture. APT spina
C0s.pettsag.
]. d. CAMERON g. CO.,
rs Charities street and 81 Custonhouse street,
EB- Offer for sals large and ehscs stock Of
RICH VELVET
WILTON and BRUSSELS CARPETING;
IMPERIAL THREE-PLY INGRAM cARPETING
RUGS, BABES, DOOR MATS, etc
LOOR OIL CLOTH,
s.o "a feet wide of eAtiy beautiful patterns
to nut any size Room or Hail.
Gu RTAIN M MATERIAL.
SILK AND WOOL AND woRsTED DAMAsKs;
EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS;
PAINTED WINDOW BLINDS;
WINDOW CoRNIcEs CORDS, TAssELs GIMP etc.
M A TING.
400 pieces a. CANTON STRAW MATING white sut
coiorad apT 6t9p
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soastl,erla .vgskitarv .dcade a.u
E-ey.asssfah Hosez,

NEW ORLEANS.
t This well establishment having complete
pairs during past isnow open the pabe,and
Proprietor would
same.
B The accommodations FOR Families unsurpnsseds aay
in the South. [os8 spswHl J. W. goUNG,'. prietor.
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Hrugs, Medicines, FDea.fas,,aeg.ts. etc
#. H. Knapp y w. 8. Chandler,
DENTAL EoNs,

Coppoa'e the Private Entrance sf the ST. Charles Hotei)
S r. H. KNAPP having had than twenty yeaB practcs
hh profession and being associated with Dr. CHANDLER gentleman
Of skill and experience oufden they pease
them with their patronage. janis dhWsp
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"A shock of an earthquake was felt at Bara-
Goa on the 18th.
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D. Il. Kennsr names G. .4rrow, by Boston out Of
Jeanneteau y. Observation-Disclosures. l
A. L. Bingaman names b. g. Little Flea u o..
Time. 5:3314-5:36--5431s
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NEWS or THE CITY.

The following are the only cemeteries of the
city from which the Board of Health has re-
ceiyed any report of the interments for the
week ending on Sunday, the 9th inst: Pro-
testant, Girod street, IS, ST. Patrick's, 10;
Catholic No /, Second District, 8 Catholic No
2, Second District. Is; St. Vincent de Paul,
Third District, 20; Hebrew | Total I'll
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-30
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

M HEREAs by the act entitled IAN act relating
w to dogs" approved 18th July, 1929, and the
act amending the same approved 9th April, 1883,
1t Is provided "that whenever 1t shall be made to
appear to the satisfaction of the Mayor that any
animal Of the dog kind within this city shall b.
deemed and considered mad it shall be the duty Of
the Mayor to issue his proclamation requiring that
all animals Of the dog kind shall b Kept confined
for such number Of days as he shall deem expedent
and proper t. state in such proclamation, not ex-
ceedIng ninety days, and il shall be the duty of the
city constables and lawful for any other person to
kill and bury all and every dog going at large con-
trsrJ to the said proclamation" DC. IL .fT-
Now, therefore, it having been made to appear to
my satisfaction that there are sanimals Of the dog
kind" mad within this city, do heteby give notice
to all whom It may concern that aalI snmsls Of the
dog kind" in this city are requires to be kept CON
fined for and during the term of sixty days from
the date hereof; and the police officers Of this Cor
poraton required to enforce the Law In respect
to all such as may be found going ct large contrary
to this proclamation. % '7 i. r
: Given under my hand at the Mayors ofaoe. u Ne
city OF Washington, this 10th day Of NY 49,
msy a2-eoavkM6v SB.aki s5sad - Mayor;
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U Mary Ann Brough, aged AZ years,
first nurse to the prince of Wales, muir
dered SIX of her children and cut her own
throat on the 18th inst, at cottage a
"estend, Esher, on the borders of the
royal domains Of Claremont. The oldest
OF the murdered children was Georgiana,
aged Ii, and the youngest 81 months old
The husband is guardian of the fisbponds
at Ciaremont, and Is much respected -
He lett his wife few days before the
deed was committed, and refused In live
with her because he believed She Vas
taithleSs to him. The family were above
want. The wretched woman is recover.
ing from her wounds, and to q female
nelghbor who visited her after the tragedy
she said, Il cut the threats of the five
Oldest easily as they slept. Baby was
awake, and he gave me the most trouble. y