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u EMOVED.-O. A. DALEY, M. d.,
~ Dentist has removed his Office to his old stand
Wards new building Pennsylyanaya venue, between
Sixth and Seventh streets. DR.. Daley continues to
practise his profession in its various branches He
is also prepared to insert Artificial Teeth the new
and highly approved principle of DR.. Slayton viz:
Gutta Percha base.
FOR RENT.--A Frame House, containing six
rooms, No in the row. on East Capitol street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
For terms apply to 0. A. DALEY, Dentist, Wards
new building, Penn. avenue, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets
nov 2S-eo3t
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AUCTION SALES.
ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
UMPROvED PROPERTY AT AUG

UMFWOVED FhUfENIT M AUO~
j tion.-.A Good Opportunity for Capitalists
The owner, intending 70 move West, win oh.r at
public sale for cash, his entire read estate, on Thurs
day, December 9th, at o'clock, p. NJ This prop
erfy fronts Ninth street west between New York
avenue and street. immediately opposite the North
ern Liberties Markethouse, and improved with nine
buildings, yielding yearly Ss46, and enhances rap
idly in value every year, There i not more con-
spicuous handsome and healthy location in the city.
and must shortly command large price, when tho
number aud character of the improvements contem-
plated in its vicinity are erected.
Title indisputable A. GREEN,
nov ED Auctioneer.
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Rev. Mn. OARorHERs.--We are indebted TO the
committee of the Rev. Mr.. Carothers' church APP
pointed for that purpose, for Photographic por-
trait of that gentleman, executed with great fidelity
It may be had of Taylor 4 Msury.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND A CAR
N RIAGE. a

n FEW Members OF Congress, or others,
- intending to remain during the session or win
ter in Washington, may find comfortable quarters,
with or without board near the Patent Office, (F
street. No 36l.)
two-horse Carriage and harness, nearly new,
left by an ex-member Of Congress, for sale. II s
handsome, light and strong, and may be obtained at
very low price
Apply to j. F. POLK, No. 1851, F street, or to DR..
ROY0 United States Hotel nov 29--dlw
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| = f. . y L K
Injanctio,s against Bank.
BosroN, Nov. 30.-An injunction was laid up
on the Grocer's Bank here this morning.
4 Arrival Of TIC George LaD.
NEW YoRK, Nov S0.--The mail steamer Geo. Law
went ashore this morning at West Bank, on her
way up, but was got off by a steam tug which was
sent to relieve her. She brings the regular Cali
fornia dates, and nearly two millions Of dollars,
consigned, principally, as follows
William Hoge, $4,000; Metropolitan Bank,
$l1s,0o0; Wells, Fargo & Co., $4,000; Drercl
4 Co., $344, 1000.
The'news by the George Law has been anticir a.
ted by the Star Of the West.
The George Law left Aspinwall on the evening Of
the goth, connecting with the Sonora from San
Francisco
The latter steamer spoke the John L. Stevens,
bound up. All on board were we'll A telegraphic
despatch from Panama to Aspinwall was received
just before the Law sailed, announcing the arrival
at the former port, Of the regular English steamer
from Lima. No dates were given to the news
from Lima, consequently it was doubted.
1t was reported that Aragupa, and other towns
Of Peru, had declared in favor Of Gen. Vivauco.
In Bolivia everything was reported quiet Bust
ness at Valparaiso. had improved. A revolution
was said to be in progress in Montevedio, and
there were Indian troubles in Buenos Ayres.
baltimore Markets
BALTIMORE November 30--Flour has under
gone no change since Yesterdays report. Howard
Street and Ohio at 80 2b City Mills at 30 IL l-2.
Wheat is firm and active Red, az a 81 IL !;
white, 81 IL a 81 20.
Corn is active and higher Old yellow, 81 ;
white 95 cents; new yellow, So a SO cents; white,
| 83 a IS cents.
| Provisions are unchanged, and no stock in mar
ket to operate upon.
Bacon--shoulders, IL IA 10 10; sides, IA a
IA IL hams, IL IL IA cents.
Mess Pork, s2a.
New York Markets.
NEW York, Nov 80. ~ Flour has advanced
! Sales of $4,000 barrels Straight State, 50 so I;
good Ohio, $40; Southern, 80 81 IL.
Wheas Is firm. Sales Of %, 900 bush. Southern
white, 81 80; red, 81 10.
| Corn is firm. Sales Of 10000 bush. Western
mixed, 81 O6.
Pork is dropping. Sales of 400 barrels mess,
$22 so. Beef is firm. Sales of 800 barrels at
! $le for Chicago repacked.
Lard is firm Sales Of $50 barrels at IL 8-Sc
Whiskey is dull. Sales of 30 barrels at 40c.
Financial.
NEW YoRK, November 30.--Stocks are higher
Canton Co. shares, 81 "a ; Chicago and Rock
| Island Railroad, Oh; Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road, ~ SO; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 90 rs
Cumberland Coal Co., 23 Ia; Galena and Chicago
Railroad, ll9; Michigan Southern, o. Ia; Mich.
gan Central, SO Ia; Reading Railroad, SO IL;
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STATIONERY HALL.
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
-. MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Visiting Cards printed at short notice. and plates
beautifully engraved, in every>style.
Music ordered daily.
WILLIAM @. ZANTZINGER,
sep I'd Adjoining " Kirkwood House
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DUTTER, BUCKwHEAT, &c.--
- 81 hrkins selected Butter
IA barrels New York Buckwheat
IL casks Medurilch Cheese
barrels Golden Sirup
600 pounds choice Smoked Beef
20 Pineapple Cheeses very nice
For sale al low prices BY
JESSE B. WILSON.
Penn. avenue, so~th aide, No. sal.
nov 23--stawsw
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BRIDAL, BIRTHDAY, AND fOTHER
PRESENTS.
HUTCHINSON a MUNRO have now In
IL store, ut extremely low prices, large and
handsome assortment Of the above goods, consistin
In part, of
JEWEL BOXES,
BoQUET HOLDERS
CARD RECEIVERS
WORK BOXES and STANDS.
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES,
DC, &c, &c.
Also, large lot Of Toys and Presents for Children
To all Of which they invite the attention Of those
about making presents or those in want Of such ari
ces for their own use.
HUTCHINSON a MUNRO,
No. BIO Penn. ave.. bet 9th and 10th streets.
oct 24-n
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1000 Prizes, amounting to-. ........... $4,000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERsi
Tickets t5--halves 81 50-qusrters 81 rs.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
nov ls-1y MONTGOMERY, Alabama
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The Rev. Mr.. Carothers has rendered an invita-
ton to the FIRE companies Of the city to attend al
his 1.-THE Assembly's) church, corner OF Fifth and
streets, on next Sabbath morning, when he will
address a sermon specially to firemen.
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CoLLEcroRs OFFIcE, November 20, 1885.
n LLpersOns who have failed to pay their
"A Taxes due the Corporation of Washington,
will please take notice that the advertisement for the
sale Of the property liable for the will be made
about the LIST January, 1855.
It is hoped that early attention will be paid to
this subject by all concerned, neglect to do SO
will add heavy expenses to the amount Of the taxes
now due. JNO. NJ McCALLA,
assg M Collector.
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GOOD INVESTMENT.
IT AM authorized to offer for sale five Brick
u Houses, on Four-and-a-half street. near the Az
enue; also two frstclass Houses, on Missouri ave
nue. eigibly located which will be sold at fair prices
one-half to be paid down, and the remainder on n
credit Of 30 years. interest payable on deferred pay
ments quarterly.
For other particulars, inquire of
JAMES J. MILLER,
Real Estate Agent Columbia Place.
aug 29-eotf
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The FAIR AT 0DD FELLows' HALL-The Coluni-
bia Fire Company expected to visit the Fair Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, AZ Odd Eel
lows Hall this evening.
The receipts last evening were very encouraging,
and we hope the friends Of the church WI turn
out tonight en- masse and render them still more 30.
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Financial.

NEW York, November So.--Stocks are higher
Canton Co. shares, 81 "a Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, OIL; Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road, ~ SO; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 90 7-8
Cumberland Coal Co., 2S IA Galena and Chicago
Railroad, ll9; Michigan Southern, o. IL; Mich.
Missouri 6's, 80.
Sterling exchange is dull at 8 IL premium.
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This Epeaiag. Nooem6sr 80, 1855, "
The evenings entertainments win commence with
new Farce, written by w. ]. Florence, Esq,
and entitled
THE YANKEE GAL.
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BUTTERl BUTTER BUTTERl
a. pu,.a fa EN- 49, M y Tnr .a,S ,shnio.
sale and retail. M
ALSO
A very superior lot Of extra sugar-cured hams
Smoked Beef @
Nos. !, 2, and 3 Mackerel
No. Picked Salmon
No. Potomac Herring
Beans, Peas, white Mercev and Sweet Potatoes
Also, very superior lot of Northern Apples.
All of which may be had at g. b. RICE'S Butter
Store, No. 80, High Street, Georgetown.
N. B. l am also receiving fresh Roll Butter from
Loudoun county, Virginia, and Frederick county,
Maryland, every week.
oct 3l-dlm IStar 1t
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seventeenth Dramatic Entertainment

The eminent young American Actress,
MISS ELIZA LOGAN,
Will appear in Victor Hugos celebrated Historical
Tragic Play, entitled
LUCRETIA BORGIA.
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RCHITECTURA DRAWING :
SCHOOL.
I'M Il Undersigned would respectfully
u inform Mechanics and others wishing to ac
quire knowledge Of this brpnch OF the arts that he
will open School at his room, southeast corner Of
Eleventh and Streets the evening Of the 18th Oc
tober for the purpose Of teaching Drawing in all its
branches on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday even.
ings, from until 9If o'clock Terms moderate.
w. s. WEST, Architect.
Southeast corner Of Eleventh and r streets.
oct l6-eod3m Washington, ID. 9.
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APENING TODAY, THE LARGEST
" and best-assortcd stock Of French Bonnets ever
offered in this city
Also, Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Buttons, &c.
M. WILLIAM,
Market Space, between 18th and 9Th streets.
nov 28--dlwif fStarl
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orrIcKRs OF THE HoUsK--The following gentle
men are named as prominent candidates for the
most important Offices of the United States House
Of Representatives, after the Speakership and the
Clerkship:
Sergeantat-Arms-Joseph B. Peasants Of Vir-
ginia.
acknowledgement r. A. Tucker, d. O.; j.
NJ. II. Beale, Of Virginia r. w. Warden, of vir-
ginia J. H. Holman, of Kentucky.
Doorkeeper- Darling, New York A.
J. Larner D. c.; Rev. 9. w. Mitchell, Virginia.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR
RENT.

Il TWO-STORY Frame House, on Four
IA and-a-half street, corner of 3 south. House
containing six rooms with store at the corner suit
able for retail store The property Is pleasantly
located in thriving part OF the city, and will be
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NOR A FEW DAYS MORE WE WILL
IL be closing out our stock at greatly reduced
prices. All persons wanting Furniture, Glass Ware
Plated Goods, Gallery, China, and all other House
keeping Goods. will twenty per cent by giving
us call before purchasing. Our stock is yet com.
plete in all its branches. As we to reduce II by
the first Of the year. TO enable us take an account
Of stock 10 make change in our business, great in
ducements win be offered to buyers.
DOM, BRO. a CO.,
Corner Ninth and ID streets,
Five doors north Of Clagetts corner
nov 24--2weodif
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Mr.. CHAS. BASS as Duke Alphonso D'Este.

After which, she will appear in Grand Scena, and
A La RACHEL,
Sing the French National Anthem,
LA MARSEILLAISE!
With full and increased Orchestral accompaniment
The Entertainments will conclude with, for the first
time in Washington, the immensely funny
Farce called
MR.. AND MRS PETER WHITE.
Mr.. Peter White. Mr.. Jefferson.
Saturday Evening, December i, 1855,
The performance will commence with the Thrilling
Drama from the pen of Victor Hugo, entitled
LUCRETIA BORGIA.
Lucretia Borgia Miss Eliza Logan
Duke DEste. ..................M Mr.. 9. Bass.
Genarro. ....,........,..s.i......M Mr. y. Is. Howe.
Princess Negroni. .........,... Miss Mary Devlin
ACT FIRST.
THE KISS THE DISCOVERY 4 EXPOSUREi
A LIST OF HORRORS LUCRETIA B0RGIAl
TABLEAUl
ACT SECOND.
THE INSULTI THE OATH THE P0IS0Ni
THE ANTIDOTEl
The Outrage Demand for Justice The Oath .
Terrible Revenge Of Borgial The FIVE
Cofinsl Appalling Denouement!
"
After which,
Miss Eliza Logan will sing. La Marseilaise."
The performances win conclude with the Amusing
Farce of
MR.. AND MRS. PETER WHITE.
Mr.. Peter White ................... Mr. jefferson.
On next Wednesday evening, the Popular Actor and
Artist
MR.. II. L. DAVENPORT,
Will appear as the Duke of Goster, in Shskspeare's
Tragedy Of
RICHARD III.
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To be followed by the lsughable Farce, written b,
Mr. w. ]. Florence, entitled
MISCHIEVOUS ANNIE.
To conclude with the irresistible humorous Farce
called
THE LIMERICK BOY.

Doors open at so'clock; Curtain moves at ~
o'clock.
NOV a0---
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ADJUSTMENTS.
YHE VARIETIES.

cond night Of the engagement Of the gifted Ameri-
can couple,
Mr.. AND MRS. w. j. FLORENCE.
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FOR RENT,

TUyIE House now In the occupancy Of
y Temple Wood, Esq, on X street north, near
Fourth street west containing six rooms and
large double parlor side alley and alley in Of lot
paved; also, wood and other sheds attached. To .
prompt and permanent tenant the rent win be mod
crate. Possession given on the 18th instant
Inquire Of A. j. Cass, Pension Office, j. 7. Glenn
ents, No $50 street north, James Henry, at the
Capitol Post Office. nov 1--dH
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RKfoRTxD ron THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
7slegrephie Emtsrprise.

NKw York, Nov. s0s--A feat Of telegraphine
direct, on single circuit between New York and
New Orleans was performed last night on tLe
Southern line. Telegraphing in very long circuits
by the Morse line is not often practicable but the
newly-invented " Hughes instrument renders i
easy to telegraph, at all times and in all weathers
when the wires are not actually parted in circuits
even 5000 miles in length. Several Of the latter
instruments are nearly ready, and win be put on
the new line south of here, which will bo opened
in few weeks. 6stRs
Fire from Camphene.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 30.--A brick house was de-
stroyed by fire in East Haddam, Connecticut this
morning. The fire was causcd BY the bursting q
camphene lamp.
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ARRIVALS the National this morning, Sena-
tor James, of Rhode Island, and the foilNwing
members Of the House Hon. Messrs. McCarty,
Bennett, and Kelsey of New York, Shorter Of Ala
bama, Grow Of Pennsylvania, Cox Of Kentucky,
and Howard of Michigan.
At Browns, Hon. George s. Houston Of Ala
The Hon. X. A. Roberts, and Mr.. Slaymaker, OF
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, are in the city and have
taken quarters at Mrs. Schreiners, Tenth street, a
few doors from Pennsylvania avenue.
Hon. Mr. Benson, Of Maine, il at Williard's
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NEW ADvERrrsrnESrs.--G.H II. b. White a. Co. has
opened new and elegant gentlemen's furnishing
store, between Ninth and Tenth streets, on the
Avenue.
Hutchinson 4 Munro open tomorrow splendid
assortment Of winter millinery, of the most
fashionable styles The attention of the ladies is
especially directed to this superbstock ofgoods.
Virtue, Emmons, & Roberts have large collec-
ton Of London books, and call for agents to sell
them.
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FARMSl FARMSl FARMS!
For sale, OF exchange =; foI City tya properly
Also, Hickory and White Oak Lumber, at my Wood
Yard. Office corner of Maryland avenue and Third
street west, at the Canal Bridge the Capitol,
Washington. d. w. HEATH, Agent.
nov 3-1ml @
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FOR SALE.

UyHREE Building Lots, on north street, between
u Fourth and Fifth streets, each Lot fronting 20
feet running back 142 feet inches, to wide paved
alley These are very desirable building lots, in a
delightful neighborhood.
1g ss Il. WHEELER,
nov 7-dlm 345 Pennsylvania avenue
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FIRE CONFERENCE.-The Perseverance Company
held meeting in the Chamber Of the Board Of
Aldermen on Wednesday evening" when report
was adopted declaring that their engne-house was
recently destroyed by the act of some adroit in
cendiary or incendisries to them unknown. 1t was
also determined that the company would endeavor
to erect another edi6ce without aid from the city
or General Government. At present, the apparatus
Of this company is deposited for safety part at Mr.
Haslup's carriage-building establishment, and a
part at the Union engine-house. The engine
house Of this company was not insured.
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FROM TIE RIO GRANDE.

From The Nes- Orleans Delia, Jgiy S0.
The steamship Nautilus arrived yesterday from Bra
EOS 81. lagO.
BY the Nautilus we have received The Brownsville
Flag Of the 2jth inst, which contains the latest
IN regard TO the progress of the Revolution, and from
which we copy the following:
The REyOLUTION. The Revolution still gains
strength on frontier. Gen. Vol has faien back
from RsAposa upon Matamoros and a considerable
numberM the rebels now, at the time of our 90
ing to press, close upon his heels. We have it from
good authority that three several parties encamped
near MatamorOs one az Guadalupe, about three
leagues distant, at the rancho of AgapitO LOngO
ria, about eight leagues of; and the third party at
ether point close by. These parties ere, we
learn, commanded by Capistran, Tierina and Sayas.
They do not contemplate attack on the city yet
we believe
4 rllmor. said TO be well authenticated, says that
Gen. Nidaun, having regulated matters at Monterey,
was again marching on Matamoros with force of
twenty-eght hundred men. II is also said that the
forces around the doomed city have orders not TO
gage the enemy until the arrival of Nidauris reen-
forcements. In the mean time Gen. Vol, and those
subatern to him, have grown wrathy 20 desperation.
During the absence OF Gen. VOL. the command OF
the CITY il said TO have devOlycd upon the famous
bona Lucinda his repued wife, and her first use of
authority was 10 command the inhuman treatment OF
one of her own sex which not even tho tears of the
ladies of Matamoros could prevent. The disgraceful
proceeding Is fully described in Spanish in another
place.
II il impossible TO say when Maamoros will fall, but
its fate inevitable, and then terrible will be the
reckoning. We have much to say this subject, but
our limited space viii not permit.
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BY the next mail particulars. ] remain, &e.
JAMES HOGAN.
MORE OF COL. KIyNEYs MEN SAILING.


Another installment OF emigrants whom Mr. McKeon
prevented from sailing with Col Kinney, left this port
Yesterday for San Juan, in the brig Ocean Bird.
Among the shipments of the Kinney Colonization
Company by this vessel q superior printing press,
and large variety Of type paper &C., for the esab-
lishmen, Of newspaper at San Juan de Nicaragua,
and for Job printing They also took out several trunks
OF books with which 10 commence public library.
Among the passengers were Col. Young late OF Cor
pus Crsiie Texas and Mrs. Lewellyn, late editor Of
The american ,Senfinsl. The Colonel is practical
printer, and, we presume he will conduct the
Journal. A party Of friends and synpathiscrs accom-
panied the expedition.
In addition 10 the articles mentioned above, were
packages of garden.seeds cereal grains &C.. for
warded through Mr.. Fabons from the Patent-Oaice
at Washington with letter from the Commissioner
Of Patents requesting report about them from Mica
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ALMOST 4 MATT. YARD 4FP.r.
corFsrPcnderee Of The " y Tribune
HOOPS CREEK, XIV. August a ro~-

HOOPS CREEK, Ky, August 3, lsss
On Tuesday, July 81, at Winchester c,..
County, Kentucky, a youth named B.v-.'
Daniel about 10 years of age, and the elas,,...1
ola well-krown and highly respected va
lady, VAS brought before Justice Kerr. cha,
with having violated the peace aud thres,eaos.
murder his late teacher. From the statA,os,.',
Mr.. Arlington, teacher Of the District S.h,,aNN
Hoods Greek, il appeared tia. for soma =
weeks the accused had been pupil of his hs, ~
so grossly misconducted himself as n eonnai ~
Trustees 10 expel him from the school sipcs ~
period he had persisted in series of tie mo-, =.
lent insults and outrages. On Sunday. ,hs ia
July be had assisted other parties nos yet !, 49,. Ia
tOdy. ia breaking into the school-house ana NJ.
tonly destroying the teachers property. Ana !.
Sunday, the 29th July he had presented hinls.f,.
the teachers residence, for the purpose Of eb,I
longing him to fight, when, upon being reno~
strated with on the violation of the law and IA.
Grafton of the Sabbath contemplated BY him. y
declared his intention 70 murder the teacher tke,
and there with his gun, and was only preyee.ss
doing so by the prayers and outcries of an ATE.
tionate grandmother between seventy aud elm
years Of age.
The prisoner was fully committed for TRIAL ats.
ensuing Quarterly Sessions To add TO the gensrl
unpleasantness of the affair, it appeared tha.A
had become a member of the Reformed Chrs
only few months ago.