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SAM'L Cary, Dealer in Paper Material,
(RAcs. RoPEs, BAecIsG, &c-l South franklin st.,
doors Wont Of Old Market, buys small well a.
large lots " = ssssaftt ga s}es 83s 70 9-d6m
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An "old times concert" was given at Chelsea
Mass. last week. The arrangements were made
by 4 company Of Continentallers who dressed IN
Even on the occasion, and which conssted of the
good old tunes from "Old Hundred" 70 'Mear' ant
ssCoronation."
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DEATH OF A REVOLUTIONARY SoLpIKA.-JoeePn
Peck died at Monsen, Mass, on the 9Th ult. The
deceassd vas engaged In tho war ofthe Revolution
and was one Of the gallant number who struck the
hrst blow at Lexington, also q Bunker Hiil ho
Vas during the areafer mart of the war, under the
command Of General Washinaton. He was born
In Ashford, Ct In the year 1755, Aug. IA, and Was
therefore In his hundrefh year.
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MIXING DRESS GOODS.-We have in
3 store great many Berege de Laines, Chally
neieges Chaiiys &c, which, 10 order to reduce our
nniore receiving new goods, will sell very
,J Ahe ladies' are requested to call and examine
@. 4 II. HART
LLIu 63 Main street.
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w,,h to sell privately, my Farm, called LILLY VAL.
osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Barrst;a
1o4, Lhe farm called Wilton, &c. Said land lies re-
hahsaoy wen for farming purposes and is now In
nsn state OF cultivation, containing 3S4 acres The
TTsweiiing House 10 nes, containing four rooms -
ahsie are good Barns Stables, and all pece.sarv
ooshonses There IL excellent water near the house
Ano an abundance Of springs
a9 loose who wish to purchase, L would saw that
Liey such chance presents itseif The location IL
fertile. e' ~ S"e iehos are very
ne subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
'she 90 70 any persons wishing to purchase.
JsN>-H Il. o. AKIN. Henriea (.ountv
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VIZ think we are iuetif;e1 i -,

WE think We aFc justified II saying, that
no other PHI. " remedy for Hver oompls{nt, hes
Dr. M'LANE's CELKsRArKD LIvnn P1LLs. "a q
evidence that they viii sure, read the following eer
tificate from lady rgddiDg n or own elty. "a
NEW YonK. Japuaxy21 1s5a
This is 70 certify that have had the liver com
plsint sor sx years and never sosid - any nedi-
M'Lsne's Celebrated Liver Pms / can nov say 10
the public that they hare eomDletely ssssi ne
and Do hereby recommend them to an persons n,
them. HAHIA EVANS, No. sS Lsvisst
f.S-Ihe' abovs valuable remedy. also Dr. No.
Lanes Liver Pills ean now b had &C an roseeeta.
BILE Drug Stores in this city, q : =
Purchasers viii please he eanefuf 70 - Noy
end eske none but Dr. MLANE,o VERMFUGE.
Al etnera! u comparison. are WORTHLESS.
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NEW LONDON BOOKS-At

N NEW LONDON BUOKS-At
IN RANDOLPH'S
Bookstore and Biadery.
Hand Book of Proverbs by III. g. Rohu-Si.25
The Natural History of Piipy; vol. Isl %.
History of Sozomen; also, History of Philostor-
gius-Sl.25
The Decameron Days of Entertainment of Bocca.
e.-Sl.
Vol Gibbons Rome-Si
Life OF Richard C@ur-de-Lion; by g 2. T. James
: 2vola-S2.
al III Main st mil 90
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TAMBONA MUSLIN-A very nrei

L assortment, from IS cents to 50 SO per yard
Green, Brown and Blue Tissues and BeTages fol-
wells
Black Dotted Lace Wells
Lsdies Black, White and Mode colors6 Silk Hose
all qualities
Boys Halt Hose and Girls Hose, of Six, Csmbric
Dimity, and Striped India Dimity
MsTselles and Allandale uilts VARYING from 81 50
to 81 0 in price.
Cash purchasers will do ell to call at 80 Main ct
NH CHRISTIAN i LATHROP
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KEMovAL.-The Once Of the RlonnoHp
TIRE ASSOCIATIONS has bssa renewed 70 the seeonl
etory OF the buildtns corner Of Main md IIth -
- Entrance ON l1th street s--'-' - -
Ayphcsftona for fI3E, MARINE or LIvE INnIJ.
RAMCES, will be promptly attended "a.
MNnoat Doasmg OF their ability 10 eouaply With
sner ooheafionh they take pleasure In referrinr to
all who have had business With the OS5es for the
sausfactory manner In which it hss besn fsnennfa1
gag JAMES C. CRANE Prssi6ent
s. ~ DoshsA' oesfssafy. j. IS
GooD MEDICINES Long continued and
systematic putting viii sueessd In. brinains .nv
worthless nossrum bsfore the public-but' isekins
merit it cannot long retain the pogtor ii for Whs
assumed We aesire merely to make 6TABLER,g
ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECfORANT Known IN
the public, feeling confident thst 20 eood
which hrs bean endorsed BY soAoe Of the te.t
ornaments Of the medical faculty, viii realize its
own popularity, and which viii be a. lnetins n
sns ssod effects ice use is cosstently pEoduens fhis
sxceient medicine - vefY Efficient Ia Coueks Coda
6ronchitis, and other diseases Of tho lpnss ma
throat 1t has been productive Of beneficial fesnlfs
IN ereat number Of eases In different perts Or th
country; and phyicaps of the highest etandips are
10 the habit OF using that and DTABLER6 DlAR.
haEA CORDIAL in their practice. 9-1,
the Agenta ElEl - - - s-e''' W
a Price for cash only 50 cents or sx bottles sor
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SWORDS OF G6k WoRrH.-All the swords that
were voted the late Gen. Worth, by Congress-
STATE legislatures, &c., are to be placed In the
New York State Library for public Inspection
lneir value at the time of their respective presen.
'aions Is to be ascertained and the annual interest
OF such sum is to be paid by the State to the wi.
dow or other members of the family who survive
that illustrious native son of New York.
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wAsHINoroN LnrrnR.
sloM ouasrrcIAI co.n..,onp !.

Congress-1he Tariff and Appropriatioa
Bsns-Mr. Benton IN a rage The Collins
BIZ and the Teras Debt Bill The Mechan.
ics' Institute Exhibition The Franklia
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&dJ9 &N 's78
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a CARD.-G. D. WOOTTON, wishes
IA employment in selling goods In wholesale or
retail house, pr in writing OF any kind. City and
country reference given. Address him through Post
Office. fe N-6ts
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IATKLY rUBLlsaED; FOR SALE Br 8
AMES WOODHOU USE g. C.
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A BSCONDED, on or about the 18th ult.,
IA VIM. BOWDEN. j.. an indented Apprentices
to the plumbing trade. All persons are forbid harbor-
NH I-Stz = s7Ass C. D.. YALE.
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pEcLrssIoS or nov. G. N. IseKEsoLL.

II wll be seen from the following letter Of the Hon NJ
IngersoI which We fsom the Ns~ HaFea Eegster
thai this gengeman deaesa reeeetion % Congress The
q Mr. Ingerso in Congress has been characterized b.
much elevation and nationality Of sentiment sustained
throughout By decided ineleca ability h4t has deter
mnAsiou % decline reeeetion vii be received with pro-
found regret not only - he democracy Or Connecticut
BAT by all true national throughout tbe Uniou In
the present. political crisis best Of the country
require thai such men a Mr. Ingerso should be in the
councils q the nation SiI be from his IetrT
that his i il pursuance q discrimination
formed and expressed when be received bis last unanimous
nomination Nothing would be gratifying ID the
tonal Democracy Than tbe return Of such Con-
grsa and We cannot but indulge the hope that be may YET
be induced reconsider his present purpose Of declining
His letter i a. follows
wAsanssToS, February 20, ISIS.
70 fAs Editors ef as Rsgiasr
time for the nominating convention II the
"a congressional district you viii much Obge BY making
known through your paper IN the way you may deem
proper that not and shall not be, candidate Cor
reelection
when the convention assembled ysars ago the pref
many delegates from other sections Of the district
generously waived my favor and honored
with unanimous nomination then determined after such
unexpected and CRAFTY ing manifestation Of the confidence
Of ny political friends be considered candidate for
reelection 10 another term.
To this determination have steadily adhered and al
though immediate friends, with whom have spoken
the subject have all aOug known that such has been my
position yet by letters that receive from my constituents
hind different impression prevails among many that it
proper 20 correct IL in public there
fore send yeu this pote.
viii add, in conclusion that feel deep and lasting OBJ
legation which no language express, 70 the electors Of
the district who have literally
elections and shall very cheerfuy take my place again in
the ranks Of the party which have belonged
battle with them in support Of the great principles of
faith which, firmly believe the Of free
government and the hopes Of the Union rest.
remain, very truly, your obedient servant,
COLIN NJ INGERS0LL.
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THE LESSON OF A DAY.

The debate Of Friday last on the slavery question in
Senate should be carefully read by the people Of the
southern States II is the demonstration Of single day
and proves thsn volume Of newspaper articles The
from Massachusetts who Is the most recent
offspring Of the union Of Abononism and know-nothing-
u delivered several short speeches in which he defined
bis abolition doctrines with considerable emphaEis We
good deal amused bis efforts make aut-Ne-
baskaism the main issue in his election and also Al the at
tempt o. Mr. Fessenden Of Maine show that kuownoth-
ngsm had little do with the recent eectonsthe whole
being in bis opinion the result Of the repeal Of the Mis-
souH Compromise Nobody really doubts that buf for
know-no;hnQisn such aholifoust Mr. Wilson
could have been eiected and his is in many
Judge Douglas bore himself proudly during this proacted
debate eng the assaults Of the enemies Of the Nebras-
IA bin with unriyaed eoquence Senators Jones Of Ten
nessre TOuosy, Bayard Badger Benjamin, Weller, Petit
and Stuart also spoke with great effect We hope the
south will carefully read this lesson Of day.
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CHANGE IN TIE BRITISH CABINET.


Lord Palmerson bias succeeded in constructing cabinet
for the English monarch after Lords Derby Russell and
Aberdeen had failed II is stated that her Majesty
reluctantly Lord Palmerston Certain is how
ever that the English people wanted Palmerston and ii
out by oddly that Palmerston was will
ing He is very Abe Ar-seeng and laborious STATES
man and he has REPUTATION Of having previously
unendly the United States We are not disposed to
endorse this opinion Of Lord Panerston and we hope
however weounded in the past it viii not be sustained
in the future Lord Pamerston Of those certainly
who most bitterly blamed for the reverses in the
Crimea We do not doubt that however hostile 10 the
United States his first duty would have to see to his
household before provoking troubles in peaceful
quarters Sir Charles Napier has returned somewhat
stripped Of the anticipated laures promised by Lord Pal
the London Times supposed when it numbered against
the United States and has proved 10 be expensive
luxury, with Russia not speak Of any trial
with a commercial power like the United States The
present demand Of The English is unquesonably for
tnued war; but few short weeks will cool their ardor
Lord Palmerston retrieve the disasters Of
the Crmea and all that he do is labor for peace
which, however him, win cover him with more
honors than be has achieved all has former warke pro-
pensites The belgerent Premier may end in being the
very Hprince Of peace
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TIE Ditch III IAPAN

Comuodore Perry's in Japan, the pioneer in
Of the greatest enterprises Of the age has awakened The
attention Of other nations. We have that England
followed his example with only partial success and
the Dutch government cannot go too far in honorng the
efforts Of their What owe to Commodore
Perry for his exerons may gather from the example Of
other nations letter from correspondent says:
" you by my last letter the Dutch expedition had
returned from Japan after having been promised
advantages granted To the United States.
" The Dutch trying to make the Of this econd
hand The King has decorated the commanding Off
the expedition and the chief Of the actoy Decenia
aud be viii send ambassador with presents the En-
peror Of japan"
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sEEArE-AA1r our report closed yesterday the bin "a
sct officers and other persons acting under the author
IL the United States read third time and passed
,-s r. Gays whereupon the Senate adjourned
The Chair this morning laid before The Senate
ares from the President Of the United SAtesone recon
ending certain appropriations and the other in relation
! tbe controversy respecting the LObos islands
Also communication from The Secretary Of W4r trans
citing the report Of Col Fuers late survey Of the Red
EVER in ths region Of the raft With the accompanying
sap
Mr. Clayton Submitted resolution calling on the Pres
ent Of the United States Il incompatible with the
public interest for copies Of al documents record on
e in regard 10 the settlement Of the controversy in rela
ion 70 the Lobos islands: agreed To-
On motion by Mr. Mason the Senate took up the House
Nm 10 remodel the diplomatic and consular system Of the
Uaited States which Was considered and passed.
several nternalmproveme bills considered ana
passed also bill granting oerain additional powers to
he corporations Of washington and Georgetown, and
in authorizing he corporate authorities Of Georgetown q
impose additional taxes and for other purposes
The senate proceeded rhe consideration Of the bill q
the courts il the District Of Columbia and 70
frYu and improve the laws thereof; which discussed
Tonuey until the hour of adjournment
HousK OF RErREssSrArvEsMr. olds gave notice that
u Monday next he should report The Post Office postouie
appropriation bill and The previous question 10 put
upon its passage
The regular order business being demanded the House
proceeded the consideration Of pending amendments 70
tAs civil and diplomatic appropriation hilL The amend
uent adopted in Committee OF the Whole, appropriang
10000 and authorizing the President Of the United
states to provide hospital accommodations for sick and
disabled seamen or the port Of Harana, was REJECT
ID ~ the House-yeas 73 nays liz. The amendment Of
Mr. Letcher it being the compromistarH bin OF Mr. hous-
ton proposing reduce the duties articles now paying
100 30 and 30 per 80 81 and "a per cent respect
ivy on the principle Of the law Of 1896 proposing IN
the main to reduce duties imports 20 per cent? was
concurred inyeas l2s nays S. The bin, amended,
vas then read third time and passedEeas l26 nays ~
The House then into committee and proceeded to
the consideration Of The naval appropriation bill and
Aer the Offering Of various amendments the committee
rose and the House adjourned
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THE GARDINER CASE IN cHAScERY.

This case which had been before the circuit court since
the l2th instant brought close Friday Judge
Morsei delivered the opinion Of the court follows
The is satisfied that claim set up By George
A. Gardiner for damages allowed in the award Of the
commissioner false and unf0unded that the award
obtained by fraud and null and void and that
the money paid out Of the treasury Of the United States
under such circumstances continued ts character as the
money and property d the United States may be fol-
lowed into the hands Of Messrs COrcoran Riggs who
the u the said fund.
The court then made a decree To The effect that tie
awards abtaned b. George A Gardiner ~ means Of
false swearing forgery and fraud snd ers therefore null
and roid thai bis i indebted The Uniied stas
in the sum q s42sT50 with from me 10Th q
May 1851 that Corooran Riggs should bring ntoconrt
The fourth Monday Of March the stocks and securities
eir hands amounting 70 sss 600 being part 81 the funds
obtained BY Gardner under snid awards and also adj
mtied balance in cash q ss7s7 - and ihnt ,hs cause
b referred 70 Walter Core special auditor
account q said Corooran Riggs Of dividends ooectsd
BY them, &c, &C.
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BILL
We announced days ago the passage OF this i'm
porani by the House and have the graf
caon Of announcing lis passage BIZ the Senate In his
explanation Of the reforms made by the bill in our dplo-
matte and CONSULAR system by Mr. Mason chairman Of the
Foreign Committee in the Senate that gentleman acknow
edged freely the value Of the services rendered BY Mr. Per
kiHs Of the House. in the preparation and sucrssfu adj
vocacy Of the This bill is the Of
reform in diplomatic and consular systems which has
been agan and again urged upon the attention of Con-
gress Ii fortunate for the country that subject
which presented nsny obstacles, which required so
much iaborous investigation and which could only be
contaminated by unring energy and perseverance was
undertaken by such Judge Perkins His
in view Of the failures Of all similar efforts heretofore
aecs high credit upon him statesman. The system
which be has founded may be found imperfect but fur
nishes the outlines of which may be hereafter
dered perfect, and in that respect Il great step to-
wards the attainment Of object which has long been
desired Il viii be referred 10 hereafter Of the most
important measures Of the present Congress
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Rss < A. Reaouf rendered ths san 3 Dr. Gaanest sia
ting what had been his fathers inauron but Or Cannot
declined perempio1y, arc~rng thai be aid
himself enIflrd receive the money Al last Nr Rsnou
persuaded him 70 abide b. tia decision o. hrr~ referees
who were selected from among hs paEshloners and thes
having unanimously decided Ia favor of has acceptance
scFuPes overcome The AFFAIR shows = nics d
bon0ri and reflects credit on AL concerned
\ ESow-S0rHIxe sFKEcz FcL % ESooUsagn4xsss--Tb.
know noihing governor and ooune Of Massachusetts, Vi
tied The sizts AmshOuse last week and sm0sg
eses was The following exquisite and eag speech from
one d their number.
Boys want ysu AL look Al ms- Leok directly q
me, for am going say something 70 you How uaAny
Nov, i you VII only d. what IS right Al an times and
never steal nor lie y0a mAg al dAy RS,
% eminent stations. poor boz myself Dot
always calculated DO what was right never would
steal nor he nor use bad languages. Ayprenrics
IA ny youth but have become COS n tAs gersnor
eoif Nov boys never let bear q yOur doing any,
hing wrong Always DO what i right never cheat a
steal or he o. swear, and zee may become rs4f naan =
SYMPATHY ron THE CzAA = ExcLAxp--rwo privAles d
the 99ih regiment Chatham were sentenced one "a
hfy-two days and the other hundred and siKy-two
days hard labor in the military prison at Fort Clarence
for shooting the Emperor a Russia drawn On The b.
rack table
TROUBLE HREwSsA late letter from Rome saws. 4Tb~rs
two great events taking place ths moment-France
AAA &aAoAAA AE ana
Of revolution appearing in the Roman States and il
Tuscany. Meanw bile the Italian princes Especially Naples
recruiting largely in Switzerland ruinous cost
TrExEszEE-A State temperance convention was 70 b
held Feb q, at Nashville
AN rEszKIAn English collier called the Prince q
Wales lately wrecked al the More mouth Of the river
Thames built thai river in I7s2 and was eoase-
qneuty uinetghree years old when lost She WAS Of 1877
tons burden and had bern all those Years engaged As
collier between the Tyne and London
Tina WHALING FEEr0ut Of the three hundred and thir-
teen sail Of vessels belonging New Bedford and engaged
IN the whale fishery there only eight in port
IHE GAINES cAsEs--A GAINED On application
from the city Of New Orleans and Mr. Rf surviving en-
ecaor Of the late Daniel Clark be admitted parties
the present suit before the probate court where the pre
mary step is being taken by Mrs Gaines prove the
late destroyed suppressed viii Of her father the
denied and the assigned in fnl by the court
SENATOR TRrNBrLL--The new United States Senator
TrnmbuT Of Illinois is Connecticut man, and formerly
lived in Colchester he ia grandson Of Trumb1n the
historian Of Connecticut.
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JUDGE MASON, or THE PATENT oFFIcE-JUsT
COMPLIMENT

The annual report q Mr. Mason. the able commsouei
1FAfeHts before the Committees 81 Congress. II
aFoamnoss document prepared with unprecedented
Q AAoor, znd esdes gressI amount ~ valuable inoT
nation "a mechanic and agriczlturits than has been
furnished IN any previous eshbf since the Organization d
as' important hranrh q the government The
nesaisd i understood. the expense a eli tbs
aSinss necessary q fall and satisfactory ilustrHtion
@ echsnca portion o' The report bat general the
sss therein ard such 10 the public expectation IN regard
~ ners that almost any which would BE- required
T fach aciaasoBs soud be- BY that Substantial casa d
or eountFym-n, considered well spent"
This Esil-deserved compliments from thu local ABB
lngton correspondent o. the Baltimore sun
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REELECTION or TIE rARIEE.

n isspe Of yesterday published at length the
amendment the civil and diplomatic bill offered in Com
mities u the Whole by Mr. Leeher proposing reduo-
lion q Inc tariff fixed BY the q 1896 This amend.
men, the bill prepared by Nr. Houston chairman Of
ths Committee Of Wars and Means substitute FOR the
bin prepared b. the Treasury Department Il adop,-
"A ny tbs House yesterday hy large majority and thus
amended The eir and diplomatic bin passed and SEMI
"a ths senate
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v AsHINGTON CITY.


- ~ Hassr ~ Le~is 81 Montgomery, A~hana, seq
vvrlMs Nscag u Tennessee.
~ C. y. Laws. g4.ss a. Lawns. and s44DsL D. LE~ss
.Wr lsn4xI a. 5.wns street. Pbisdel
- geHer4i travelling s.lst-a BY Wa n. WKLn
- CalHINs I2xEs bxssfs@ A. A. EF&ss, Thox&a q. NIcE
- HaMa4gs, gessvR BrrTos. RoassT W. sonNlsoK. IN
- ~ Way, &. N2FxKz4K. ". 4 RIsDtcK, r
II NJ KEs ans Q. = fKsKcs
- ~ J2sss Se- Harrison street, CiRcun2i, Ohia. 4
,psnosal H2seaas ssul Mestcrn and Texas
ssra ~ ~ J. TKssAs, J. r. Dxs1 w. a. TH0sAs. 2. y
.gsss C. N. T. wlssssx A. 4. cAf1ps w. lawns
,setas u silhef vii ~ good.
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Tar EsrERoK NAPOLEON AxD LoKn PALMFIprox--wben
Lord Pslm~rsiSn lately Paris the Emperor Napoleon
asked him what impression imperial Francs had upoa
bis mind He answered respectfully, bat frankIy hat
Nhat bad most forciby Impressed him the fact thai
the Eastern made b. tbs government IN France
Ehile England il made BY The country lie also
ssaed shss France appeared him resemble bsanti-
fa woman, racsn witty, and animated but Who was too
tightly lAeed The Emperor AaghinEly replied TO lhis
gallant smile thai i not ret time 70 loosen the
lsrinss
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TroY, on - Feb. ss.Josrph yxrpsy, Who bias been
Rensselaer, ~ Oyer and reruiner for TIE
murder u vi fsrbuf the 18th q September last
quilted this evening. The jury hours The
ria of Arthur neH&hon. ior The murder ~ he few
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~ The Rev. Hr@sy sne~y, chspi~an ~ the ~~rsrs
~H ry 81 Frcssa.se-1 nnh ~ ksrr~@rnn
uvrs Ints norasns al II e'cices.
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Nxw loRx, Fen. 24Tss Wssbingtoa, hencs far south-
smPon AND Bremen, sailed this orniag wth "a pssears
including tbs Rev Gee KelxDd Father AlsxaHdsr aud Rev
Joseph Muller, all II BALTIMORE she sl1s 500 IN
specie