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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
JOE PENTLAND,s GREAT CIRCUS
ILLexhibit ON Market Square, Thur s.
Wv day, Friday, and Saturday,
august 30th, 31st, and September Isl.
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY.
This Company, composed of the most talented per
formers from all parts Of the world is distinguished
for the Elegance Novelty, and Variety of its enter
tainments
Mons: NlCoL0 and his three Juvenile Wonders,
ALP0NSEA, SEBASTIAN, and ALMA.
Mr. RICHARDS,
Mr.. FRANK PASTOR
Mr.. GEO. BATCHELDER
q. SHERWOOD,
5. JACKSON,
II. BERNARD
Master SHERWOOD,
And OLD JOE PENTLAND,
King of Clowns,
With host Of other talent, compose the Troupe
For particulars of Professions, Dragon Chariot,
Full Military Band, and Performance generally, see
bills Of the day.
s-g- Admission 25 cents-no halfprice.
Doors open at 2 and Z, Performances at 21S and
715 o'clock, p. NJ.
Also, at Georgetown, Tuesday, August 2s, and
Alexandria, Wednesday, August 20.
aug lS--dtlst sep
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a LII STRANGERS
N Visiting the city should see Hunters Catalogus
Of the curiosities ofthe Patent Office.
Also, his description Of Powell's great picture.
feb 2e--dlyn
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FEED FEEDf FEEDf

FEEDt FEEDi FEEDi
CLARK, BRO, a. CO., Successors TO
~ ]. Douglass a Co, old Railroad Depot corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Second street, where viii
be found supply of Feed Of all kinds such Mid
dlings, Ship Stuff, Brown Stuff, and Shorts; also,
daily, Wholesale and retail at lowest cash prices
All those in want Of the above articles will do well
TO give a CALL we are determined to sell low for
cash.
Remember the Old Depot, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Second street. aug 25-lws
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NOTICE.

VNHE Partnership heretofore subsistiDg
II between j. II. Humphrey and w. w. Been
was by mutual consent dissolved on the sth instant
All persons indebted 10 the will please make
payment. and those having claims upon il will pre-
sent them TO the subscriber for settlement
Business will be carried on by him as a carpenter
aud faithfully conducted, at his shop Thud street
between Pennsylvania avenue and street
aug 2g-eo2ws j. H. HUMPHREY
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CLAIM ACENC1

CLAIM AGENCY.
Hp A. HYDE, Bounty Land ard Claim
Rhe Agent.-Land Warrants bought, and Mo-
ney TO lend.
Office on ] street. between Tenth aud Eleventh
streets. aug 29-d1W
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SCHOOL-BOOK ANNOUNCEMENTS.
rRAY a. BALLANTYNE.4 0S Seventh

GRAY a. BALLANTYNE, 49S Seventh
~ street. have received large and complete as
sortment of the Books used in the various Public and
Private Schools, Academies, and Country Schools in
this vicinity, including the series recently intro
duced into the Public Schools Of this city, viz: Con-
nelPs Primary and intermediate Biographies Per-
kins's Arithmetic, Billions Grammars, &c, which
will be sold wholesale and retail at the very lowest
prices. aug 30-3t
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Latest from Norfolk.

Y
NORFOLK, Thursday evening. IL no news
of an encouraging nature. The fever continues
unabated but the deaths are less, in proportion,
showing milder type Of the disease, or a more
plentiful supply of nourishment and attendance.
Among the dead are reported the wife of Lieu
tenant White Of the navy, Mrs. NJ Todd and
F. Tarrant Among the new cases arc: Lieuten-
ant Richard Page Lieutenant James Henderson,
Mrs. Tazewell, two Philadelphia physicians, Or.
NJ Fadden and another whose name was not mem
tioned,) Simon Stone, j. Higgins, Mr.. Ferret,
(clerk Of the Exchange Bank,) Charles Bsale, G..
w. Southgate, and G. w. Cramp. DR.. Constable
is supposed to be dying. DR.. Rose is down; j..
G. Ii. Hutton and f. Balance are supposed TO be
beyond hope; L. Guy ia convalescent.
The new cases are generally Of milder type.
The deaths in the two cities for the past twenty
four hours were about thirty-fve
There are now COO TO TOO cases in Norfolk
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BELTS, BELTS, BELTS !

Just Received from the Manufacturer,
a large lot of Morie, Antique and Elastic Belts
of superior quality with heavy plated buckles which
we can sell at 25 per cent less than the usual price of
an inferior article Ladies would do well to call and
examine them, great inducements will be offered
HUTCHINSON Il MUNRO.
aug 3l--tf 3l0 Penn. ave., bet 9th and 10th SITS.
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Capture If tie haiakof-Los Of Ctpper.ShiE
Lightfoot.

BosroS, August 30-A despatch was received
at London on Saturday, the lsth instant, previous
to the sailing Of the Canada stating that the pros
pect was favorable for the immediate capture the
Mnlakof.
The cpper-ship Lightioot, Of New York, from
London for Calcutta, was totally wrt cked at Sands
Head on June goth. The crew we're all saved
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GREAT CENTRAL WOOD AND COAT

GREAT CENTHAL WOOD AND coal
DEPOT.
~ MYERS " SON keep constantly on
Ss hand large assortment of Wood and Coal,
in all their varieties and Of superior qualities which
they offer for sale on pleasing terms they can
be had in the District Of Columbia.
Office No. 81, Water street, south side, old stand
formerly occupied BY Myers Baker.
~ All orders left at r. j. Steers, No. 4ss Sew.
enth street. Washington, ID. G., or at our Office will
be promptly filed.
~ 2,2fo pounds given TO the ton.
G. MYERS SON.
jy 23-3m Water street, Georgetown, ID. G.
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The SoJi lSheH Democratic Contention.

SYRACUSE August 29--The caucus Of the Soft
Shell delegates decided, by large majority, upon
programme Of resolutions condemning the land
scheme, and approving President Pierce's veto.
| They win be adopted IL is probable the minority
will report against the Nebraska BILL
SECOND DESPATCH.
SYRACUSE, August 29.-The Soft Shell Demo-
cratic Convention was permanently organized this
afternoon by appointing Robert Kelly, President,
with number of Vice Presidents and Secrctaries.
The President, in his speech, adjured them TO be
steadfast TO their principles and harmonious in
th,ir action, ia order that such policy may be
pursued rs will gain a victory In the State and
subsequently in the nation.
After the debate upon the manner Of choosing
delegates TO the National Convention to be held at
Cincinnati, the convention adjourned till to-mor-
row morning.
| THIRD DESPATCH.
SYRACUSE, August 30.-The convention OF the
Softs met here yesterday.
The committee on resolutions reported a series,
the first Of VIII CHI related exclusively TO State mat
ters--the Others protested against the Know-No-
things All the regular resolutions excepting one
endorsing the administration were passed
| The committee were equally divided on the Kan
sas question, and consequently resolutions, by both
sections we're introduced, which excited consider
able debate, participated in by John Van Buren,
and others
Mr.. Van Buren, moved that all the resolutions
relating to the administration, Kansas, and slavery
| In general be laid on the table-and lac made a
speech in support Of his proposition.
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john y. ELLIS, Secretary.


"SoNE PUMPKNs"-Mr. Richard Butt has raised,
from seed furnished by the Patent Office the name
Of which we did not learn, canteiope weighing
thirty and half pounds, and measuring over three
feet in circumference
This enormous melon will be exhibited tomor.
row morning at the Centre Market for the gratif.
cation Of all the marvel mongers We will endca.
vor 10 find out exactly how many seeds the mon
ster contains, in order TO calculate how great
progeny win arise therefrom but warn all persons
lucky enough to obtain seeds, that IL Il be fact
a. lately alleged, that Adam was 1853 feet high,
and Eve lao, like the human family, Il may as
distinguished Locofoco orator said, " retrograde
backwards" and disappoint their expectations.
HERorsn! Drs. Williams and jackson, two
young physicians left here yesterday afternoon in
the three o'clock train for Norfolk, TO offer their
services to the afiicted-paying their own expen-
scs. All honor to the gallant spirits that, at such
time, true TO those highest instincts of humanity,
can forget self and lend their energies to suffering
humanity. From all accounts, their services are
much needed The prompt response Of physi-
clans, nurses, and Of money in all sections Of the
country, has not kept pace with the disease, and
many die without an effort being made in their be-
half Several propositions have been suggested
for the arrest Of the disease all looking TO re-
moval Of the people who are left, the food on
have sent the yellow rascal shivering 10 bis home.
Police COURT. Justices Holiingshead and
Birch--George Rcddln, negro boy, having, ms
he said, no father, mother, nor guardian and pro-
tector was arrested in the act Of burglary, and Of
course sent TO jail for court
Matthew Butler out alter hours, and in a sus-
picious place, was duly nabbed and put out OF
harms way during the smaller hours. Fined
WIN. Finlay, for profanity and kicking up a row
generally. William thought, Of course, II was a
hard case, but luckily had friend who did not de-
sert him IN the hour Of need, who forkcd over the
needful, SO a..
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COAL! COAL!
THSHE undersigned Is prepared TO deliver
Ia White and Red Ash Coal, Of the best quality,
at 30 SO per ton (2,2i0 lbs.)
H. G. narrower,
sd street. Sd door south Of Penn. avenue
aug lift
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THE UNION ACADEMY.
TESHE Fifth Annual Session of the Union
- Academy, and the sixth of the Union Female
Academy, will open on the first Monday in Septem-
Der, and continue forty-four weeks.
Terms as usual.
Circulars at the bookstore of r. Farnham, ESQ.,,
and at the Rugby House, corner of Fourteenth and
X streets.
These institutions are so organized and conducted
as TO secure that mental and moral training which
will best prepare the pupils for the realities Of life
z. RICHARDS
Principal Union Academy.
Mrs. q. RICHARDS,
Principal Union Female Academy
aup l7-lm
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Also, at Georgetown, Tuesday August 2s, and
Alexandria, Wednesday August 20.
aug lS-dtlst sep
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE
DAILY MERICAN ORGAN.


SYRACUSE, August 80, p. Mn the afternoon
meeting, John Van Buren, withdrew his motion 10
lay the resolution ON the table, when Cassidy and
jenkins introduced their resolutions on the sub
ect Of Kansas. Cassidy's resolution denounces
the armed intrusion into the Territory of Kansas
aud calls upon the government to redress the out
rage, and declares that tho repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise was unwse Jenkins resolution de-
precates the repeal of the Missouri Compromise,
and demands that government return to the terri
torial doctrine Of Jefferson. debate ensued upon
these resolutions.
Mr. Church then offered a resolution, expressing
the indignation Of the Democracy that armed bands
should be allowed to invade Territory, and de-
claring 1t the duty of the government to restore
to the citizens Of that Territory their rights repu-
dating the charge that the Democracy Of New
York were responsible for the present agitation of
slavery, and consequently for tho repeal of the
Missouri Compromise and declaring the present
the most appropriate time for repeal, and uncom-
promising hostility to the extension of slavery into
free territory.
Mr.. Shepherd introduced resolution inibody-
ing the views of the New York delegation in Con-
gress.
Mr. ID. A, Wright moved to lay these resolutions
on the table, preparatory to calling up the resolu
ton endorsing the administration; which was car
ried-l3l to o.
Then adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Shepherd moved to take up Mr. Cassidys
resolution; which was carred-l37 to SO.
An exciting debate then ensued, during which
Mr. Van Buren, moved an amendment, that the
Democracy of New York adheres to all compro-
misses constituting the rights of States, and de-
clares hostility to the extension Of slavery to free
territory.
Cassdy's resolution, with Van Buren's amend
ment, was then passed, and the convention ad-
journed till Friday.
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PETERSBURG, October 81 1854.
About five years ago, obtained from Mr.. Tobias,
in Washington, pair Of Glasses for the Spectaclcs
which used, and found them Of great assistance 10
my decaying vision and my opinion of him is, that
he is skltui in the preparation Of Glasses for eyes
not too far gone TO be benefited by such aid.
J. Y. MAY.
See, for more testimonials, the Evening Star
aug l5-1y
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SPECTACLE LENS.

Having been for years under the necessity Of hav.
ing two sets Of glasscs-one for use in the daylight
and one for lamplight-I procured one set from Mr.
Tobias, which answered both purposes. have used
his for several months and find them excellent
EDWARD STUBBS,
or Department of State.
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NEW YORK MARKET

DEC. 1st.-Slocks higher. Cleveland & Tole-
DO ~. Michigan Southern R. K. 954 Va. 6's
90. Reading 89E CUMBERLAND 23 ) s. Erie All.
Galena & Chicago 1884. Pa. Coal c.. 97i. Rock
Island 81. Michigan Southern 954. ILL., Central
95 Sterling unchanged Exchange dull.
Cotton market dropping, prices have declinedIl2
CTS per bale, with sale S0 bales. n. o. middling
50, Upland dos, do fair lOc.
Coffee fitmeE, sales 1000 bags Rio tIi4. Sugar
is dull, salts OF 200 hos. MIu!aSseS steady Lin
seed oil improving sales 1900 gals at %, Lard
oil improving, sal. lG0 Ebts ut 96c FreightS are
unchanged. Bacon quiet, sales of dressed hogs at
8,25a5O. Butter irmer, sales al lSa23c. Cheese
firm al 10aIl. Lard active, with sales nf 900 bbIs
part 10 arrive. Whisky Iirmtr, sales $50 bills at
4O4. Iron dull sales so tons Scotch pig at $3l -
Tobacco frm, sales so Lids at ia.
Flour market opened firm, holders disposed 10
insist still better prices, but only very limited
demand for export and home consumption, holders
compelled 10 accept decline of 64al23c in order
10 realize, sales 1900 bis at 9,3Ia9 so for COM
mon to extra Stale 9, 37a9, so for mixed to fancy and
low grades extra Mich, III, KY, Ind, Wiscn, and
Ohio, 10oll go fotSextra GeneSee, Canadian flour
without change 10 notice, sales I00 bills al 9,50a
1862 for common $uperGne 10 choice extra, South
ern flour lower, sales 26C0 bblS al 950a75 FIR mix
ed TO choice and 9,S7a1t,l23 Tor fancy and extra.
Rye flour quiet. Corn meal is dull, sales $50 bbls
Jersey 4,2S.
Less export demand for whea: and more desire
TO realize, market shade easier, there is n mnch
better supply Offering, sales 1920 red Tenn al 2lO
a2l6, 5000 good white Cat adam and 2l5 and 1000
fair white southern at 2,2O. Rye only in very
moderate request, holders compelled 10 accept low
frceS in order 10 realize, sales 5000 bus al 100 for
damaged aml l30al24 f": inferior to good. Barley
quiet, sales $50 bus gooG state at 1913. Corn mar
Ret without important change, sales 10000 bus at
I05a07 for mixed western, chiefly 1904 delivered
aud 90a994 for inferior or new southern. Oats
more plenty aud lower sales at 55a60 for state and
" eSiern.
Pork market dull and lower, sales of45O bbls
at 81 for mess, and 90 for prime. Total stock in
the packing yards oil Y. and Br, oklyn, made u
to day, is 1882 bbIs against 25.552 bills 10 the
same time last year. Beefin fair demand. sales
800 ibis at 9,25al0for country PRIME, and so
ale for re-packed Chicago. Total stock in all the
yards in y. Y aud Brook!y as made up to day, A.
9O2 packages, to some time last year 1864 pack
ages. For prime mess beef fair demand. Green
hams in moderate demand at lO3e.
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pHILADELpHIA MARKEr.

DEC. 1.-The Atlantic's advices csused more
frmness in BreadstuHs of all descriptions. but
transactions have been unimportant, stock on sale
being limited, most holders now refuse $50 per
bb FOR shipping brands, theIe little or no export
deman !, So confined 10 small lots for home en-
sumption at from 9,624 to 0,25. But few samples
Of Wheat oft red this morning. i'll demand nj our
last quotations, sales of 500 bush Tennessee red
last evening at 90 $500 bush good white nt2, 10
1920. Corn continues 10 come forward slowly,
sales of 1900 bush new yellow al I0"77. A small
sale of Mi Citrom bark al S22 pr ton. No
charge IN Groceries and Provisions. Whisky de-
mand Limited sales at 4la42a4O. Cotton dull.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Dec. l.t-Flour quiet, sales ofS0 bbIs al s, 10;
received during the last "a hours 37sO Ibis -four.
700 hu prime white wheat ia, red l65, leliv'd 1862
Sales OF 600 bushels Corn at 42cts. Sugar Erm
and buoyant, SALTS As hhdS good fair aud prime at
7iaS. Refined sugar has advanced &c. Sales OF
100 bills Nlolasses-new at 39A4Octs, aradvamce.
Coffee III. PlUvisions-Sales of 1000 pieces
Hogs frmer. with sales 200 at $50, aud $50 do
averaging 2l5 lbs at 6,3Ia; buyers are mure viii
Ilrg 10 operate. Whisky dull, 4Aa54i cts. Lard
IOiaIi1
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A MERlrrp HOxoR.--The State Hstoncal soci-
ely of Virginia, stys the Washington Examiner.
has recently elected Richard Henry LIE, Esq, of
this place. an Honorary Member. This is regard
ed as very high honor; aud We are happy to add
opinion, thatin Ibis instance, ii Las been wo,-
thiIy bestowed. Professor Lee is the author of
several historical and biographical works of con-
siderable interest aud value. Few men are SO
deeply read in the lore of history. ancient and
modern, but especially in the history of our own
county.
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C3InJ-S

WAsH Dec The Republicans 10 tie num-
berof750, held caucus this morning, but made
no nominations. They will, however, vote fcl
10 help them elect Republican Speaker.
There were about 60 present at the Democratic
caucus to-uight. Strung Administration aud anti
Know Nothing resolutions were adopted. Gen.
Richardson was nonlinsted for Speaker, and Mr..
Bands tof the South Side, Va, DemocIai,l for
CLERK; Wendell for PRINTER; Johnson for postmas-
Ter, md Glassbrenne for sergeant. at-aGmS.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Dec. Lat Ashland, SchUyIkill Co, Pa, a
collision occurred few days ago between an Irish
and American military company, the Irish fred
upon the Americans when the latter charged bay
oneton the otner, wounding several OF them, two
ofwhom have since died
The steamship Washington sailed to day for
Bremen, she took out 10 rassens ers and s2n, Geo
in Snecie
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Groceries at Wholesale.
zoo BBLS. MOLASSES;
ONEO 800 bags Rio cOHeci
30 pockets Lasuira coffee;
90 Old Java
co boxes Cavemdsh TObaccoj
so kegs CIV.
10 bbIs cut and dry
80 boxes StewaTt'S y. Y. candles;
1CG hhls Sugar;
80 bbIs LOVerms's refined Sugar;
10 hLts Louisiana
50 Inch Y. H., q. P, and Imperial Teasi
90 catty boxes
80 tieIces rice;
81 boxes white pipes;
90 COlgarc's fancy Soapsj
Together with full assortment Family Groceries,
including Spices Fruits, bye stus Fish, ETC. ETC. for sale
TALLANT & DELAPALIN,
mas No 90 Main street.
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FATAL AccrDENr.-'rhe Ohio Statesman says {:
On Tuesday afternoon, Iaborer on the c. o. R.
r., Names! Martin o'Berne. was run over and kill.
ed by the Freight Train for Columbus, passing IN,
der the bridge, short distance from Newark. Ii
appears that having been denied passage on that
rrain. he had climbed car just as it was start.
Ing and was knocked OF by the bridge. The
cars passed over his left thigh and body, ma
him dreadfully. lie died about two hours after.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

TRoT, N. V, Dec. 1.-The engine of tile down
1rain this morning on the Grand Trunk Railroad,
run Of The track neat Cornwall, turning soner-
etdOwn an enbankmemt, becoming complete
wreck. This engine, was killed AMI the fireman
GadIy hurt. None of tie passengers iuinred.
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CURES DYsrEPsIA, PILES, &c.

RxoGOLD. Washington CO. april is. 1854.
Mss'y'. Mortimer i Aor5ray:-pear Slrs: was in
duced' by friend of mine try amptOn's We etable
Tneture for Dyspepsia, with which was afflicted in its
most aggravated and stressing purchased ard
used one bottle and it entirely cured me. have induced
Others TO try it, most of whom, il all, speak highly
its aud would t" those who have Dyspepsia they
will use hamptons Vegetable Tncure, it will certainly
cure them. Yours, with great respect,
II. NEWCOMER.
Sold, Wholesale and retail, by
T. Il. LOGAN & CO
bridge corner, Druggists.
nV@'ilworI Wheeling Va
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LECTURE. Professor Lermanl, The authoroftIe
book noticed above, fnl Principal Of a German
Academy m philadelphia. will deliver lecture
to night at DuG's Mercantile College on the Ger
man Language. See his card in another column.
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THE PREsIDEN RS NEsS4GE.

WAsMNoroN. Dec. Lit is now we'll under
stOod that no advance copies al Tie Presidents
message will be sent 10 the principal cities. but
will be dispatched as far as New York 10y locono-
tive express the moment it is delivered 10 Con-
gtess.
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pEC. 1st.-SaIes of -four this marning ut 9,25
or Howard st. and City Mills, and g. I24 for Ohio.
w heat firm and active. Corn rather better, oil
cts per bL.
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AccrDExr.-AI1s. Ric!.arl Morris had two OF his
fingers accidentally cut OF on Saturday, b. some
machinery in the establishment of ltessrs Hobbs.
Taylor s. Co.
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BALTIMoRE MARKET.

PmLA. Dec. Number OF deaths in the city
this week, 1871.
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Miller, THE MvRDERER-PLRrnr. CoxrEssIoN.
The Cumberland Miners Journal was inform.
ed, few days since, that the murderer Miller has
confessed the p.rpetVation of previous crimes-of
setting trap for PedIar and poisoning family
in Pennsylvania, Of which previous mention has
bean made. This information comes 10 US from
source which we consider coed authority. a friend
VIVA visited his cell recently informs us that whilst
there, a German asked him, ''wbat lie thought
God would do with him for killing DIR. Hadel and
Graeff" TO which he replied: ''that it was be-
tween him ard God and none If his busness''-
His heal is comparatively good. lie reads his
Bible ottentiveiy and is somewhat changed in his
demeanOr. 1t is thought he will make an entire
confession befo.e his execution.
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Lana Frsu.-Mote OF these fine White Lake
Fish will be for sale at the Boat Store corner, This
merning.