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nj Nv t,DokS.-yhe heiress Of Etaug iltsn,
IN ~ tie Mothers Secret Il novel, ~ tho au.
ihor 81 "Eney Wyadham,H *Eayra~c1H Sc
Price 37t cents
WAlkNA, o. Adventures on tbe Mosquito
shore by Samuel a. Bard with S,xtv illustrations
Price Sl 81.
HtNJS--Archi,ecturr Sculpture .p.
Painting Us lau,rs Jackson JARVIS prtcc u 21
luSi received
K. EAltNHAM
Corner penas1osnia avenue and lltS street.
July l.
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Empioyment.-Wc are gratifed 10 learn that
aoee q The mechanics who have recently arrived
20 Washington from the ieverlnlcctcd districts or
Virginia, have obtained employment IN this city
q ihctr respective branches Of business. We
have Heard 81 cases - which carpenters have
been denied the privilege Of bringing their chests
offools with them; the quarantine officers chiecf-
ing u = MOTTO be presumed ,hri lhn chests cou,
tanned nc yellow fever
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CHARLES KssGsLE1 - NEW WORK.

CHARLES kshGSLEl,S NEW WORK.
" The Voyage mud Adventures Of Sir An,gas
Leigh, knight Of Burrough, 10 the county OF de-
Won, in the reign OF her most glorious Majesty
Queen Elizabeth, rendered INFO modern English,
by Charles Kingsley, author OF" llypoiin,' Alton
Locke" &c.
"A Treatise on Punctuation, designed for letter
writers, authors, printers, aud correctors OF The
press, and for the use Of schools and academies,
with an Appendix, containing Rules on The use OF
Capitals, L,t OF Abre viations, Hints on the Pre-
paraiion of Copy qnd on Proof Reading, Speci
mems of Proof Sheets, Sc., by John Wilson; price
81.
Hewilts Boys Adventures inthe Wlds of Aus
traia.
An Essay the Tides: Theory of The Two
Forces, by Alexander Wilcox nj. ID.
Patent Office and Patent Laws, or gudSto
inventors, and book of reference for Judges, law
yers, magistrates and others, with Appendices,
by j. G.. Moore, price 81 25
The Altar at Home, Prayers for the Family and
the Closet. by Clergymen in and near Boston,
second edition.
just published, and for sale a,
TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore,
April IL 9th street.
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i'ruits.-The fact that The season has been
prolific Of superabundance OF garden and farm
fruits, y evidenced blythe exhibitions in our mar
kets The prices have been very considerably
reduced ouch - he qualification Of the consul
mers WIZ, ior several years past, have bees exor
Iiiantiy taxed for their gastrononic supplies
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-16

i Ta'sa Ciock!--The building committee OF
the Thirteenth street Baptist Church is, we learn
making 80 effort 10 place lown clock in the
steeple q thoi ediiice; aud suggestion has been
made that the public contribute of their means 10
thai end The sieepie will be one hundred and
sixty feet high from the base OF the church sufli
cienly elevated 10 exhibit four faces OF the time
.keeper 10 all parts oi the city, by night or by day.
The bell which has been procured for the church
purpose weighs one thousand one hundred and
sixty-tlree pounds
That we need town clock, no one will deHy.
Ihere.Is now no reliable striker of the passing
hours he Perseverance enginebell occasionally
comes near The time! Ii lis sounds are always
reliable, the peoples watches are all wrong Il
j. reProach to The city that we have not 4 town
clock, With bright. transparent face one finger
moving round the other al just the right velocity;
not indicating aud proclaimiug tasehood, bul
speaking, with ~ iron tongue, the ioues ftraa
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-16
TO LOVERS OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE

i uate Of The Polytechnic School oi Paris, re-
spectluly ohels his services teacher OF his
native tongue 10 Schools, Classes, and Private
Pupils ofihs city and vicinity. The system tie
follows 10 facilitate the acquisition Of the French
Language, uniles in due proportion theory apd
practice; 10y which avoided the dificu,lles the
student often meets with n pursuing one OF the
many theoretical grammars, not sufficiently show
ing the idomancal part ca lie language, or prac-
lical one, in which the necessary grammatical
rules, il not entirely, al east far too much, are
neglected. In following these theoretical gram
mars, the student mns have experienced that
after having devoted . ong time 10 The mere me-
morizing of sentence, he find himself in posses.
sion of number OF set phrases, valuable il Is
true, but from which, destitute of landmarks, the
slightest deviation must lead inn 'nio unknown
regions.
The advertiser feels confident N the assertion
that the pupil in adopting his method. may, with
little effort after course OF foTg.eight essens,
understand and speak the French, and lind the
sisance of a teacher not necessary in-the further
prosecution of the studies 81 tina! language
Instruction in Pencil Drawing, Pastel Painting
and Penman ship, can also he had from he adver
User.
References in success in CRACKING, etc. ETC. vii!
be given.
Address VIcroR EvgARD. CIV lost Office, Wash
ngion, NDy 22--ti
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rateht has recently been issues 10 y. y.
Robbins, OF tins cry, ass igGor 10 Arson Martin,
Of Norwich, Connecticut for Improvement in
mills Tor comprising add grinding grapes and
other small fruits. We have has one in our pos
session Tor good many years Il no, only grinds
'g,aPes and other small fruits" but We hive
found 7 q answer the purpose equally as well
for canlelouRes and wslermelons,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-16

iieito the suherers.--Ch ubb and Brother
bankers, have consented 10 receive subscriptions
90 he 'c.iefof iho sufferers by The yellow fever
- Portsmouth,, Gosport, and Noriolk, and viii
forward the moneys which may be contributed
for trs purpose to the proper authorities Tor die
btrssmelt
+ Although many pishe inhabitants Of those places
have fed hither, there need be no alarm among
our citizens N consequence, rs they passed
clean inspection OF the health officers cl tie IN
ieced cities as well as OF those Of the quarantine
al other ports previous 10 their arrival in this city
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-16
DIANOs. PIANosl-we have now in

Ola NOS, PfANOSI-Wc have now In
Il store the largest and most reliable stock OF
Pianos ever offered Ia this CITY from the Justly re-
nowned manufactures OF Haliet DAVIS u Co,
Boston; Bacon 4 Raven, New York; aud Knabe
Gaehle y Co. Baliimore r'ncing IN prices from
1925 10 $500.
In addition ~ hose IN store have on exhis
biion ~ the Metropolitan Mechanics Fair, AZ the
snntb>'oiau ln.iitric. i~nr suTerh Pianos mad
expressly ~ our orier tic ths Exhibition. NV ~
witch wc will dispose OF on reasonable terms
Also on hand, Guitars, Violma, Fiutc-. Accord
cons. Mclodeous, Banjos, StriugS Music Nc.
R"nember, II the Piano. Music Stationery,
Pcrtua"Ty, and Fancy Goods Sore If
.s.f JOHN ELLIS
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-16

Farmers In IRE.
Men 10 the plow,
Wife 10 the COW,
Girl 10 the yarn,
Boy TO the barn.
And all dues settled.
Farmers In 1870,
Men mere show,
Girls, Piano,
Wife, silk and satin,
Boys, Greek and Latin,
u hands gaze,tcd.
RS In 1885.
Mcs ell in debt,
Wives in pet,
Boys, tobacco squiris.
Girls dragging skirts,
And every body cheated. t
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-16
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA

fsNHlS highly improved and fashionable WATER
Il ING PLACE ha. besn A5roughy reitted for
the coming season, and will DO opened onlhe 10th
OF June.
I]y lie Summer Arrangement of the Orange and
Alexandra raiiroad ~ Is rains leave Alexandria
Oily far tif springs The morning train, Al u
a'cidrk cDaaecte with Stages al BeaIion Station,
nG mhes from the Springs, by good country
road The evening Train, III rs =. m. connects
with Stages ~ Narrenfon seven miles from the
springs, ty turnpike. rrae rom Alexandra 10
the springs. four hour ~ either route. The train
i,ay!U2 G,rionsyil, ~ ~! H. H., connects with
the stage hnc 'esiton. Passciigery4rom Rich
mond and Sitai~u lay this route, reach lbe Springs
10 diuner
Board ~. day So; Week, sl2; Month"; $40;
Children and coiored servants half price.
ALEXANDER BAKER,
June I-lt Late CT Washington City.
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The Fauquier White sulphur SPRING.. Va,

The Fauquier White sulphur Springs, Va.
A RE now open for the reception of Conn
IA pany, and in far more attractive condition
than they ever have been
A gross misrepresentation against them having
been published in the Petersburg Inteibgeucer
and Baltimore sun, 10 the effect thai they were
closed for the season.ls now traced 10 an irre-
sponsible source, unworthy OF notice IL is pro-
per 10 state Al there Is no shadow OF foundation
for IL. aud the subscriber trusts that lie will mol
b, made the victim OF such nalgnly; and that
tie respectable journals which have given cur.
reney 70 the r,por by transferring Il 10 their
columns, will drsHhusc the public mind through
the same medium ALEX. BAKER
July l4--tf e% .#t.a.N.t
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-16

A goCALYPTC SIX ETCHFs.-Lecu,res
~ on The Book Of Revelation. blythe Rev John
Cumming. y D.; n cents.
l'enedicficns or the Blessed Life, Nv the Rev.
j. Cummiug, y. u; 70 cents.
School Books and School Requisites ii the low
est price rr sale ~ the, bookstore Of
GRAY " RALLANTYNE
on tn street uear Odd Feliows' Hall
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r LITERARY aud historical siiscelianles

r LITERARY aud Historical siiscelianles,
Il 4 by George Bancroft
A journey through the Chinese Empire, by Nj.
Hue, author OF Recorc'lous OF a Journey through
Tartary and lhbet
History Tor Boys Or Annals OF The Nations of
Modern Europe. ~ r.. FARNHAM
HlLASS, by Anna Cora MoWatt, author OF
4 Autobiography ol an Actress. Price 50cen,s.
The Hour and the Man, by Harriet Marneau.
Price 81 cents.
America and the Americans, by W. 4. Baxter,
M. p.
Fairy Tale, by Countess d'Aunoy translated
BY ]. II. Rancho. illustrated.
History OF Prestcrafl IN all Ages aud Nations,
by William Hewitt.
School Of Lille, by Anna Mary Aow3tt Just
received al TAYLOR X MAURY'S
June Bookstores near 9th street.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-16

jackson siatue.--The Mayor Of New Orleans
= IN this city, 10 confer With Clark Mills, the
sculptor, and 10 ascertain The progress be has
made 10 The Equestrian Statue OF Jackson. tsm.
ltr 10 ihatin Lafayette Square) which he is exc
cutting 10 bronze Cor The city Of New Orleans, md
which will be completed by Tie eighth 81 January
next The time 6xed forts dedication,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-16

MRS. JAMEsON's NEW BOOK.
WI commol.piace book Of Thoughts, Memo
RES and Eancies, original aud selected, by Mrs
Jameson Price 10 cents.
Leaves from Family Journal, from The French
81 Emile Souvestrc, author Of ~ the Auto Phio-
sopher IN Paris Paper, 80 cents; cloth, 10
cents.
Theory aad Practice 81 Landscape PaiGing in
water colors, illustrated by series ui ~ designs
c9lurod dIagroms of numerous wood cuts, Wdh
two extra plates Of simultaneous contracts by
G~orQe Barnard. Price s..
JUs received N
& TAYLOR a MAURl'S Bookstore,
June near oh a.
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LIBERAL gogtt a,au % this cit, LA. con.
tribued slD0 for the relief Of the Portsmouth
sufferers .
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-16

STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIRS The f flowing
Isl show 5 the times aud places of holding the Ag-
rcnltural Fairs OF the different States, SO far as
thew have been appointed: r4N f M
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-16

A UTGBlOGaAPHY OEA JOURNEY
A man Prhter--'fhe Workingmans Way in
the World, beira the Autobiography ola Journey
man Printer.
Classic and Historic Patriots, by James Bruce
lust published sad for sale al
TAYLOR az MAURY's
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-16

The Health Of Washington is Is good nov
os y las keeu ~ any previous similar season OH
the year, yet the number II ntermenis Turing
the month Of July, appears by the official report
is one hundred add sixtyGve As heretofore,
children have been largely che victims for tie
gave, Tor il appears that not less than one hun.
bred and eight Of them have died five years and
under that ege within thai brief period forty
seven BY cholera iafaGium
There were twenty-five iatatcasss of dysentesy,
thirteco Of dRrthea, seven Of commissions, ard
nine ofconsumplon Tbc diseases of which the
others died are various,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-16

Personal Movem nts.- NJ Campbell the
Postmaster General, was, 81 the latest accounts
luxuriating 81 the Bedford Springs freed rom the
annoyance Of nsil matters mud Mr. Dobbia, the
Secretary Of the Navy, Al the Red sulphur Springs
strengthening himself II that hcalth.impanne 10
caly Mr.. Guihri~,the Secretary oftbe Treasury
has returned from Cape May; but whether - no, be
was driven awayby the mosquitoes has MOI yet OH
cially Iranspired, THIS morning, accordigg u IL.
commemorative Pr sident Of the United states.
together with Mrs. Pierce, win proceed in com.
Pany With Senator Mason, 70 The Ggecnbriar wa
Springs,
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HNRENCu,S LNGLIsH, PASS AND
IL Present.-,-Isife ofSeward, with selections
Just published and for sale at
N TAYLOR & MAURY'S
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HISTORY FOR BOYS; or Annals OF
Ill the Nations Of Modern Europe, by j. q.
Edgar. nj TAYLOR 81 MAUEY'S
Bookstore. near oh -
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II EAVES from Family journal, from
Il the Frerrh 81 Emile Souvestre, author Of
!, The Auic Philosopher = Paris
MtS.J tnes5a's Common i,iace Book OF Thoughts
Memories and fonc,es
X. FARNHAM,
June Z Corner lth II. md Penn. Nv
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WAsHINeroN CIrY, April l3, lsa5.
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A Et Observation-Disclosures, Sculpture,
"A and Painting, by James jackson iarves
author ~ History Of ihe sandwich Islands, Dee
Price -
WalLua, 81 Aasehmfes on he Mosquito
Shore. ,vty eugrs,iugs, ~ S1fuuel Bard
81 q,
The a. rcs, u arughtan, &c the Mothers
Secret. ~ be author Aubrey Caste. Avon, &c.
Price ~ cents.
x just published aad IJr sale ~
TAYLOR a. MAURYS
July p Bookstore, near Ninth street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02

ARRtyAt, or KIssASr, THE bASx lfcRGER-HIs
MoygMESTs stSCg HIS EsCAPE-llEcOyERY or s7,'
00O.-.'rle New YORK Tribune, IN noticing the NJ
tIvO Of this man says:
ait appears that nller his escape from NatsEal
Rn(Iln, Of CINCINNATI IN Septsn bet lost, lIe made
hS wayt6 Rochester, disguised as II newly a.
rived ltsInan, mud ON there proceeded 10 liulla'
TO- when u irieml took him thence 10 farm house
Of one YIN. Sparrow, fUuEtceIl miles from tlal
city, where lle remained for FIVE weeks, wOEki|lg
OH The fam and occasionally visiting Buffalo will
produce. Becoming tired VI laboreE'S life, liz
concoctcll plum for making money laser than lle
was then doing, and soon commenced passing nj
tered bank bills, some 0f WHICH he gave 10 his EN-
ptOyet, who, IN tho cOntSe VI business, passed.
Them 10 another farmer, naned lall anu this llIu
nalt complaint against Sparrow aud caused III:
arrest. 10 ole ar himself, Sparrow stated that tIt
had obtained the holes from KiSSane, then know
us Lynch, who was arrested by HaUt. Tie Iac
was then ascettainel TINT Smrow'S wife had II
her keeping Somr money beItlIsing 10 Lynch, nm
on its being demanded SHE handed over thirteen
hundred S60U bills on The Chemical bank u Thu
cry. II wOS then suspected by tlIn lhlllIo no'
lies lint Lynch WIS The nutritious k'Ssane, VIM
hal deMlIllel The above bank 0nl 81 neatly Sl6,'
900, and they secured him aud teIegEIpheI 10 tht
Chief NJ police Of this city, In the meantime the
prisoner was KEPT with handouts Upon him, m.
IN That situation lie vas conveyed 10 The city. Ou
tlle way he stated that SsrScaut Reed was in ~
wayto blame lot his escape al IlOthvllsyile, III
Sepemb.t last, llv being at lie time III charge 4
MaSIlaI lsuIlin, while Reed was asleep'u another
putt OF tle chr, lie having been GtpIvrd Of It's
10: nearly twenty.tout louts previous, and placet
his prisonct in charge Of lie Marslml while lie tool
Hnp. KlSsane is also charged with having Oh
tuiued 81 900 from The American Exchange BanI
tu forged paper."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02
Twenty.seoond February-Mount vornol

The bilh.dpy Of Washington %as, IN this CITY,
celebrated In an unusually spirited anl agreeable
manner. Tho list Regiment VItgnin Volunteers,
Lieu, Col. lihIFiSOn In cUmnaId, accompanied
BY their guests, Tie fine company Of FHdtrlckss'
burg Guards, Captain POtet, presented heauIl'
ful appearance. With conRelldaOc ptonptless
they marched to Metropolitan HILL, 10 patIeale
In the interesting ceremonies Of the DAY, 10 which
they added striking effect, That spacious l,alI
was filled 10 overaowing, with the beauty, lntelIl'
gencs and gallhnlEy oil orr cily--and nll lsaf9s
seemed 10 heat with one patriotic tIrOO, responsive
10 the beautiful and eloquent appeals oil Rev. ".
y. Ito and ]. h. Thompson, Esq, IN behali 81
the noble efforts Of tlIe Ladies' Of tue virginia
Central Mount Vernon as UpatIOn 10 secure 10 his
u ton The title 10 WashingtOn's dwelling place
and tnmb. We cannot do justice TO the apptJp'I'
ale and effective manner in which The eloquent
speakers presented lhs subject 10 the patriotism VI
The people VI Vitgnn--bllt, as we Learn ttal llIt
Ladies' of,le Association, III returning lhtlt thanks
IA thu speakers have requested copies VI their nd
dresses for publication, the people Of llIe whole
Suite will haye an opportunity 10 lie enlightened
and chntnlel with the appealsin behalf Of cause
which goes directly 10 The hearts Of every son anu
daughter Of Virginia. The women OF Virginia.
and Of The Union, have commenced The WORK 5Io
nouslyj et the country take i up mud secufe 1lS
collSuMGaliOn. Starting under such favorable
auspices, Iltv noble work cannot fail,
The Imposing ceremonies ut Metropolitan Hall
were materially aided 10y st'ne fine pieces Of mi.
sic from Adans' fredericksburg Brass Band aud
from tho Richmond Colnet lIamI.
|, was liz universal opiniuA of The delighted
audience that Washiugtons bllthniay was ce'e.
btlted in Tho most coming manner, and all
seemed 10 wish "GOu Speed" 10 tle ladies' IL
tttit patriotic aml luudabls undetIakins.-Rith.
Emu.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02
Bxclrlso sorSe,-''Ile Petersburg lyo,) Ex
ntess Of Thursday SAYS:

ExciriSo SoESE,--I'fe Petersburg (va,) Ex.
press Of Thursday says:
"0a Tuesday evening tic nuplials Of Miss NJ.
Rowden and Nj. W. +, Wells wete celebrated
Wihmuclt splendor, happiness, enjoyment, aMl
genetal goo feeling, among o large crowd Of
fiends and acquainances, al the neat residence
III Tie fair aud accomplished BRIDES father in
Prince George. Everything was carried OIL with
The utmost nnsnifcence ttint good taste, wealth
and esteem could assemble for such an occasion,
aud until about two O'Clock IN the morning lie
charming fessiyity was INDUCED in 10 the hearts
cDntenOf oil.
t''l'Ile guests then began 10 separate und HE
hotnewords. after Wishing prosperity AMI lappI'
ness 10 Tile happy couple. All had retired 10 The
above Tranquil premises, when soon The cly VI
fire rang through the house. eglafing flames
buRl forth In fury, and made night appear featll.
Consideration overcast the fuces Of all around,
and most of tile company present sought safety in
hasle from the tasing element. There were no
nltaps Of checking The fury Of the flames, and
they soon spread from chamber to chamber, but ny
great excions The greater portion Of thu furniture
was saved, as the gentleman present laUoted hard
g ~ gel away whatever was easily movable.
"The building, which was Of Homework, was
demolished, along with many valuable goods
which could not be saved, so tint MI. W. F. Bow.
deus loss will b. very heavy, US lt.re vas noin.
sutance on the propetty.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02

DESPERATE ArFRAY.-- Saturday night bloody
ntfray iouk place in "SinnwlS Hall" KEEP! by
Dean & DcagIe, tate AloIIapsl IN Broadway neat
EtInCe Sltett .SUme fifteen " twenty men wete
engaged IN II, four Vi whom ate badly w0unuet,-
one, Bill Poole, probably btyund recovery. The
parties were mtstIy rival lighting men, who had
long been pest 10 lie city, aud on tho occasion
refetTcll 10, wele fully prepared IOT SaIgnnnTy
conflict. TIE apartment where the TenCountcf
took place Is completely Tiddltd with balls, cutlg
up riclutcs, furniture, &cn an blood was spallet'
ell plcnifuly on Oh all sides. The parties IN ttlelI
llisM leil blood IN abundance ON The sidewalks,
Tie whole ahait makes one Of Thy most fasical
and bOMy scenes that Inns lisgraceu lbt CITY TOT
long time, Bill Poole was IN The saloon about
nine o'clock, when William Morssey nnd OILERS
entered, 0nd annltercation look place. The police
being called IN disnttsCd the parties, but Poole
afterwards returned, and Farmer, Lewis Buket,
Patrick Mclaughlin, aims "l'oTQuln," Van pell
Limp, aud john Tyler. Poole OIL being Slot oil by
Iiaktr exclaimed, "tlon't murder mel" Baker
exclaimed. II will put you mt Of the WY
In lie lrncas, Turner shot himself through lie
arm, ShalUllIg the bone so that alnpUiollOu may
bs necesSaTyj lle is q returned California, anu Is
said to have killed one man while there, BAKER
was shot in the breast, AMI lo1Iet was SHOT In the
head, taking on PORTION Of tho scalp, also IN The
ley; Poole received two balls IN The leg aud one in
lie left bteaSi. Tic latter Ms moi yet been eX-
,ractet. Turner, Van Felt and Iaughn, were
arrested BY Cupl. ruEnDulI, oil Llns's corner "
Bloadway and Canal sis. anu taken GUfoEe Justice
lIIennnn, who held at examination ytslelday al
tctnoOn, al Jefferson Market One Of lie men, in
his escape, fired bull al one OF the Sllt Ward no.
iCcnlen, on tlIe corner u Prince ST., but happily
without injury BAKER lFan eS,policeman, Poole
- a. AZ