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SPLENDID RATTLE.

WILL be Ratified for az sOon as the requisite
w number OF Chances have been taken, the fol
lowing splendid and costly articles, viz:
LIST Prize. One splendid gold Pa:er Weight,
containing an AutOmaton Singing Bird
and 6day ChrOnOmeter, most beautifully
decorated and adorned with enamelled
900
ID Prize. One Ladys Gold Watch, richly set
with Diamonds ami Painting on Enamel. :. 10
81 Prize. One Lady's Gold Watch, richly set
with Diamonds and Painting on En- ane. l2U
4.h Pre-. One Gents Full Jew eled Patent
Lever with Compensatory COLL Hunting
5lh Prize. Lady 3 Gold Hunting Watch, splen-
didly chased. ............. 60
M .&2,UOO
Fhere will be Two Hundred Chances, at Ten
Dollars each.
The rattle will take place at HiIbus & Hiiz' Mu
sic Depot, Star Buildings, corner Pa. avenue and
llth street, where Tickets can be procured and the
articles are on exhibition
Persons DESTROYS of possessing some Of the mort
superb articles of workmanship Inhibited have
now an opportunity offered them of obtaining such
IL an extremely low price.
Call and examine for yourselves at the Music DE
pot of HiLBUS HITZ, Star Buildings, between
The hours Of 9 O'Clock a. m and p. m.
feb 1T
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Auction eales


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BoUsE
7 and Lo;.-By virtue OF a deed OF .rust from wm
r. Ausiio and wife, beaing date ON tie 9th day Il
TO- folios 1885, 3, 33s, 339, and $40 the suhsc,,sc,
VIII sci, al rublic sale, on MONDAY, the 9Th lay
OF March, 1875, al o'clock, D. m ON the prcmi-
ses, on First street east, between N and o streets
south, part Of Lo, s. in square $ nth of square 74I
floating 60 feet II inches on said Firt street by Il
feet deep on 60 feet alley, together with the b1i,t
mRs and Improvements which consist of n well and
substantially built two story frame dwelling house
The terms OF sale will be: One hall cash and the
balance in equal payments al six and twelve mouh,
fH notes bearing interest from day Of sale occurred
W deed in trust upon the property.
III the terms oil safe are not complied with in SIX
days after the sale the property will be rrsnl Al the
risk aud exPen Of the purchaser, upon one week
notice.
All convsyanciug at expense Of purchaser.
CHAS. =. WALL. tGH Trustee
JAS. c. McGUI9E,
T LIVERPOOL SALT AT AUcTION.-On MON
IL DAY neJi, the l2h instant, az IL O'Clock m.
will be sold On board Bsrque BESSIE and Schooner
Ann D.. lying at our wharf, theft eargoes, CONSIST
ing Of
$500 sacks @. A. Salt
1900 ds fine DO
Factory filled. beached, and warranted 10 10 the
toa Terms at the sale. FOwLE & CO. y
feb 1-dh Alexandria, Va
% In c0Rsequercs OF the ctose Of
above sale is POS rPONED fo- few DAYS Notice
u he given of the day OF sale.
feb l0-h FowLE & CO.
Uy J. q. McGUIHE, AactaOwesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Impoy~r
Real Estate on Pennsyivaaia ayenue.-By W
tue o; deed On trust, braring date tn 4ih cav of
April, 1850 AID recoide in i.iber J. A. -. No L.
foos All &c, the subscriber will sell az public sale
on MONDAY, the 10 Ia day "C February, 1855, 4 a
O'Clock D. IN on the premises, part Of Lot No B. m
keseivaton No. IL, fronting I6 feet inch, on
Ptnnstlv ahia avenue. and running back los feet G
inches I" a Is feet alley, with the impr vemen,s.
winch consist OF well and substantially built two
story brick bouse, covering the whole depth OF The
lot
The property Is clig.bly situated on Pennsys ,aria
avenue 10 tween Second and Third streets wet aud
Joiiiing the 'ii Ra liz al Depot and is good bust
ness locaIon, aud offers 10 prisons DESTROYS of in
vestng IN excellent Opportunity. =
The terms al sale will be-: Une-third OF ri,r mr.
chase money ia cash, aud the balance m six IA ciys
eighteen, and twc ~ four MONTHS Tor notes brar,.
inter 1t from day of sale, secured by decd "a if,Ist
upon the property. u the terms OF safe are NOT com
Piled with in sly days ate. the sale, Tie property
Will he resold, upon weeks notice at the nil
and expense OF the purchaser. All conyeysucing
at th' expense OF The purchaser Title ndisputnldr
CHAS. s. WALLACE, Tru.ue.-
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE.
JAN .s--oawSds Auctionecx.
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Late Mexican Consul at New York.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 The Supreme Court
have refused to discharge the late Mexican
consul, SeuoE ArangoiI, bat have reduced the
bail to So, 0e0.
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For Bale and Eent.

DIANO FOR RENT.-AN EXCELLENT Pr
Il ano VIII be rented on very moderate terms if
immediate application be made To r. Schafer,
81 "a avenue, or Hnbus IIi,z, corner Pa avs
end u ST. feb ST.
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SUPERIOR PLATED GOODS

THE subscriber would invite espcc al attention Il
his extensive assortment Of superior quality
Plated Goods, consisting Of
Tea Set-, Walters, Butter Coolers
Salad Stands, Casters, Cake Baskets
Forks, Spoons, Ladies', Salt StaRAs
GOblets, Tea Kettles and Coffee GINS
All Of which are warranted TO be of the best quail
ity, and at greatly reduced prices.
q. w. BOTELBR,
House Furnishing Store
No 31S, i.On Hail, and J45 ID street.
feb H-lX
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feb l-G.u
NOTICE.

NUTICE.
10 ALI WH0H 1T NAY CONCERN.
HAVE this day receives, h d opened great ysi
j ey 81 CLOCKS, WATCHES, and JRN EI.KY.
Good Clocks from 81 SO tn SIS, all warranted one
year. Airo, gold aud silver W atches IN great va
nety, silver Watches from s. TO sfl gold lever
Watches frnm Ss5 90 81 50 aud u great assortment
OF Jewelry, ali of Which Will W. sold cheaper Than
goods Of same quality can he bought IA rss civ
Those wishing To get go<sd Clocks w,,Id si-p web
b buy from me, ar put all my Clocks in order be-
fbre selling thOn.
Call IN see re yourselves al the TIack n Watch
Emporium of ]. ROBINSON
$40 opposite Browns HOTEL.
Jan l0-.im (Inisil
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NEWS FOR THE MILLION.

NEWS EOh LIE mlLLlON.
M ESSRS. RYDER Il fLANT have taken the
M old and we'll known confectionery establish
meni, No. 400 Seventh street, opposite Odd Eel
lows Hall where they will be most happy 10 receive
theIf fend, and the public generally.
We will keep cOns;a lily On hand a choice selec-
ton OF al kind of CONFECTIONERY
Also, dealers in foreign and domestic FRUITS, OF
all kinds,
We hope by a strict attention ~ business 10 win
ih appreciation OF our friends, and merit liberal
share OF patronage generally.
N. Is. Balls Parties, and Families supplied on the
most reasonable and satisfactory terms, at the short
est notice. RYDER s pLANr.
feb 6-tf
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WATCHESI WATCHES,
VA EN1INES.

AJ have this morning received The Ilrp,.st and
w most varied asso taieht OF Valentines ev. !
before offered in this city, consist. of every s,
finish aud price 10 suit ID kinds fpeole II all Y.s
sexes ana conditions, all nf which We Mil iun off
such prices As suit the times.
,a. JOHN F. ELLIS,
Ieb6-H ~
DOCKET and QusrtO Diari. for 1855 .dr sale BY
i -iaus I'll FRANCK TAYLuR.
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VALENTINES! VALENTJNFSU

HUTCHIsON & MUNRO have lust received
Ill beautiful assortment off choice VALENTINES
which they will close out at very reasonable prices
Also, constantly on hand, an assOi ment of Letter
Papr, Visiting Cards, Envelopes, &C., al their new
store, next door to NJ. ssrs. Harper & Co.'S No
80 Pa. avenue, between Ninth and r. nth sis
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO.
feb Set TInteIl
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Boarding,

DOARDIHG-Aiapl y having taken the hand
ID some Dwelling, No. Union Row, on street
between 9Th and 7th offer fine la ge rooms for
families, either furnished unfinished. Also, has
rooms for gentlemen much larger than are generally
appropriated to single persons
Table boarders and permanent or transient per-
sons will be accommodated Oh the most reasonable
terms. ian 29-2w+
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1 COMMODIOUs DwEIIIcC !,

md ID st. feh Q-3s
A COMMOOIOUS DWELLING FOR RENT
IA The large and commodious dwelling AT the
corner OF lin street and Pa avenue containing IL
large rooms, win a line kitchen in the basement,
having me cellar and back yard the whole being
In fine repair, Is now tor rent It's excellent loca
ton ana fine accommodations make il one OF tile
most Desirable places for q large boarding house or
S S.. IN washington For terms apply at the
star once. feb 8 If
dor RENT OR ExcHANGE-For Georgetown
l. or cry Property, small and well cultivated
Farm in Fairfax county, Va. Enquire OF J. ORME,
corner OF Bridge and Congress cts, No. 81.
EOR RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE
two-s,o frame House, with back building.
c"n.an.ng Elk rooms, on l31 street, between and
CA. DOUGHERTy, next door,
A three-story Frame, with basement on NJ York
avenue, between 4th aud 5,h sts west
htee-etoTy Frame. with back building. on I st.
north, between 9TH and 5th sts. west
Apply for the two last mentioned to JAMES W
BARkER, on II street north, between 18th and 18th
west.
Also a two story Frame. with back building on
DICKSON & KING,
zen '-eou George, own.
g TORAGE.-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods
- Groceries, &c, to be stored will find annie &C
communications In the large, airy, flag stone paved
and Dry Easements under the star Office corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply al the Star Office.
Jan 31-G =
TOR RENT-FOR ONE YEAR OR A TERM
L OF vars, the well situated, commodious, well
finished, aud convenient dwelling House, over the
Music Store OF t'bus & IIaZ. Mt the corner OF Pa.
avenue and llth street. II contains seventeen
rooms without the basement, in which the kitchen
is situated. This is rare chance for private fam
lily wishing large house Pa. avenue or for per
son desiring The hest l0caiion in Washington for
large and well kept boarding house. Pc. session
gwen Immediately. Apply at this Office.
jan l2-f
IL ONES FOR ALL. Beautifully and bealthiIy
IL located Building Lots, "a feet from, by 40 feet
deep, on graded streets, can until spring. be bought
at the exceeding low price OF SIS, payable 50 Der
month Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, 7th ST.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
Jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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ii. SEMKEN, JEWELER,

No. $50 Pa. doesuc be,lcasn 9k and l0h sreefs.,
Offers for safe a magnificent assartmcut a
DIAMOND JEWt.IRS,
Gold Brfce'efs, Brcastpns, Earrings, Seal Rings
Wedding Rings, Fob and Vest Chains, Seals Lock
cts, Pencils. Tliimbles, Trinkeis etc
Al articles warranted represented and sold
low. ms
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NEW POLKA.

NEW POLKA.
lust published and for sale al IiIIRus HITZ'
y Music Depot, tile
TUNERS POLKA,
Composed and dedicated TO JACOB IiIIus ESQ,
by j. Esputa, embcilshed with a beauti Iu and cor
rect likeness Of the vetei an tuner.
Price 81 cents.
Tn. trade supplied ou very liberal terms.
feb6 NJ
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r OST.-LEFT MY ROOM, ON PA. AVENUE,
i last night, very small black Terrierc1 !
SLUT. She had collar on, with James W11
Dull, No. IS Broadway. Baltimore. 1 I'M
dog TO ms. A. D. HADEN.
feb $50
T OsT-A CHECK, mo. 49, drawn by US, on
IL the Washington CITY Savings Bank for the
um ofS475 81, dated Feb 5, 1855, and made pay
able to note or bearr As its pigment has been
stopped a suitable reward will be given for its re-
turn. JNO. Il. GIVEN CO,
Coal and Wood Dealers, cor l4th and Z sts.
feb g. 81
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~ wAfCHEs.-Members Of Congress- snd othsrs .iu
want Of nrst rate tmekeeper would do wen to make
Cd before leaving the city w. GAIT sRos .,. 'e.
men w.s never 90 complete g at present every
similar articles can be purchased for In city in this
oOs .n ,S-ds p. avenue $40. w. GAIT at BRO
~ AYER's cRgRRY PEcroRAL.-ror IN. rapid eur.
~ Of Coughs, Colds Hosrseuess Broncbitis whoopns
Cough, Asthma and Consumption universally Known ss
Pulmonary disease: So wide the asid Of ia usefulness
and 20 the cases Of lie eurs that every
Who have been restored alarming and even
or o.Ssr medicine Of in iSs o s
70 escape and where Its are known the
affections Of the pai%S.s SI or
ssn wncn are Incident to eur climate By its timely use
Eo. are arrested and thus many ev
cry year nom premature grave No family with
remedy which wards Oh dangerous class Of diseases
the ec.cy Of the Cherry Pectora need NOT be-
gwen 70 tne american peope-thsy have living proofs
ments Of those whose whole been restored and
nave been saved BY its use viii and them In my
furnish gratis for every one, -
Prepared by DIR. J. Q. AVER. Lowell, Mass, And sold
z. d. GILMAN, Washington.
JAS COOK oo and ,, Il.
Everywhere. dec i5-eosn
rTFoR BRONCHITIS, Throat Diseases. Hacking Cough,
and the effects Of imprudcnt use of Mercury med.
fcne has been discovered which has eetAd sucb
cures a. Osrter's Spanish Mixture. : = =
TnrSs: dl's.ss: produced b. s.Iv:.o. Hacking Cough
mstism, have all been relieved and In wonderful
manner BY the great purifier Of the blood Spanish
The Of Mr.. H. Ramsey sione should satisfy any
containing cures, which viii sstound you
'.'See advertisement.
- Auorz.n Pr un-Mr. wHIrKHURsT has.beea
s.hbitsd At the worlds FAIR New Ysri s be-
sereo th. MI received from the worlds Fair London
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DISSOLUTION.

The undersigned would respectfully request all
those indebted To the concern to come forward and
settle their bills by the 9Th Of March, il very
important 10 him To have the business closed by hat
time. All accounts left over at that time will he put
into the hands Of an officer for coIlce,ipn. All ac
counts due by the concern will please be presented
for payment soon poss BILE, as am ready nj
any time to meet the same.
HENRY BARRON.
r. S.-The undersigned would respectfully say To-
all the customers of the late firm, and the public
generally, that there will always be kept 4 stock Of
Wo I'd and Coal at the old stand, Green street, and
sOlicits share of public patronage. Believing il to
b. bet for both buyer and seller, he has determined
TO make the terms cash, short time punc,iai
customers. THOS. 0RME, Agent.
feb s.
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II. A. TYSON & SISTERS
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES

On +, between l1h and lgA streets, WasAins ON
THE econd term OF this institution commences
/ on "Wednesday, the 7th of the present mouth
and will expire on the Let day OF July mex
Circulars may be had 1t the principal bookstores
IN the city or al the seminary. feb 81
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.

PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
TINE subscriber has always on hand a sssoit
L ment OF German and American PI--e.s
AMOS, from the very best manufacturers SYT
which tie offers for sale at lower prices
than can be purchased i'm the District of Columbia,
and the most accommodating terms. All Piaeos
purchased from me are warranted to give satisfac
lion.
Old Pianos taken in exchange
ID. REiSS, Professor of Music
u, betw. Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
feb 6-3m+
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EOR RENT OR EXCHANGE-For Georgetown
l. or Cry Property, a small and well cultivated
Farm in Fairfax county, Va. Enquire OF J. ORME,
corner OF Bridge and Congress sts., No. 81.
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STORAGE.-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods
~ Groceries, &c, to be stored, will find ample &C
communications in the large, airy, flag stone paved
and Dry Easements under the star Office corner p,
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply al the Star Office
ian 31-G =
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TIE BALLS NEXT WEEK--On Tuesday evsn-
ing next. the l3.h instant, the Journeymen
Stone Cutters give tn cir frst-ball for the sea
the managers to make this ball pass of pleas
antly. The committee Of arrangements are
clever fellows, who are aware Of the response.
bilities imposed upon tbem, and we are sure
eill leave nothing undone that will have q
tsndeney To enbaIc the pleasures Of the even
ing A the journeymen stone cutters arc
quite . numerous and intelligent body, We are
sure that they will have fine bali, and be
visited by q numbe Of citizens who do not be-
long 20 their association.
The Light Infantry, who We have already
noticed, give their ball On Wednesday, tbs
18th instant.
MURDER CT Mr.. OsBoRNR.-Ws ststsd YES.
terdsy that Mr.. Vim. Osborne, who lived near
the old race course, had been murdered 1t
appears that Mr. o had been to the mill on
thursday, and after getting what he wanted
started for home. Os the road be was muir
dered, his head having been horribly mashed,
and piece OF one ear cut off The horse kept
the road homo and stopped at the farm gate
With Mr.. o in the cart. His daughter vent
to the gate, and finding the cart there looked
In II and saw the body Of her father bleeding
and mutilstsd. We are told that Che jury re-
turrsd a verdict Of murder by some person or
persons unknown.
CASE FOR CoURr.-Yesterday Mr.. H. NJ
johnson was held to bail for Court in the sum
Of $500 on . charge of forgery. IL was stated
that he had altered o note Of hand by tearing
piece from II on which was An endorsement.
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go. While they were talking. Mr.. Thorn
as came up and he and Mr.. Wilson pro-
ceeded to Hubbard's and found the door
locked. They drew the staple with the
pick. and entered the house. They found
the floor raised. and some dirt removed
Mr.. Miles Morgan. constable, had been
there short time previous searching, and
had discovered piece Of skull bone and
had gone away. They then proceeded
to dig away tho dirt and soon discovered
the body Of an infant. very much decayed.
They Immediately left and came up to
town and got the Coroner. who summon
ed Jury, consisting of Stearnes Fisher.
J. Lewis, D. Brooks. F. Loveland, NJ
w. Stober aud DIR. J. w. Jellison, who
at once proceeded to the place which
they reached abou. seven o'clock last ev.
ening.
In the presence of large company,
they proceeded to examine the place where
the nfalt had been discovered. and hor-
rible to relaie, found screen bodies, con-
sis.ing of the ENTIRE FRENCH FAM
lily! Their skulls psre all broken in,
and the legs of the old man French and
his irifc ,oere broken. so that they could be
doubled up and forced into the hole.
lchieh ,cas three or four feet deep! They
were LAID IN HEAP, the FATHER AND
MOTHER at the bottom nnd the children On
top. The babe was about fifteen months
old, and the Oldest child shout fifteen
years old. There were three girls and
two boys. The children were much de-
cayed. but the parents were still sound.
and were easily recognized By those who
had known them.
There is no, tie least doub, but what
the Hwbbards are guilty Of this WHOLE
SALE AND DAMNrNG MURDER. Ii IS al
most too horrible for belief. but facts are
as above stated. and the conclusion is ir-
resistable. The Hubbards are all in Jail.
Mrs. Hubbard will be examined to-day.
There seems 10 be no other motive than
the obtaining what few worldly goods this
poor family possessed, which were not
worth over FIFTY DOLLARsi
Wabash Gazette.
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OBJ, SEC N)ett,
Corporation Notice.

At meeting ofthc President and Trustees Of
the Corporation Of Plymouth holden on the Sd
day of April A. ID, 1855, 1t was ordered tina,
notice be published in the Plymouth Banner
That application will be made to the Board Of
County Commissioners at their June Term
1855, for the annexation to the Corporation Of
the following described Lots and Territory, to-
witt
So much of the north half Of the Southwest
fourth, west of the Michigan Road of section
number thirteen mo. l3) Michigan Road lands,
as has not been heretofore annexed to said cor
porafion, owned by A. l. Wheeler. ESQ. Al
so, Ewings' addition as laid and plated, but not
recorded. numbered from one to one hundred
and thirteen (from TO 113) inclusive and also
including out lots A. and B. and the territory ly-
ing NORTH Of the Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
road, and south rf out LOT number fifty seven.
(No. 81. Also. so mnch offhe Plymouth Mill
property, owned by Austin Fuller as lies west
of Yellow River.
Plymouth April Sd. 1856.
r. BROWN President,
Attest, NJ. W. SMITH, Clerk.
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The Fruit-Cr0pS

We are happy TO be informed by a care
full Observer. that the prospect for an
abundant yield of fruit was never faireI
than at this present writing. Notwih-
standing tho backwardness of the season.
and the severity of the cold during inc
latter part Of the winter. the tender ouds
of promise have wonderfully escaped
their trials. All Of the fruit trees are
studded with blossom buds. full. plump.
and are now beginning &c cast of their
winter Goa tings. under the influence of &c
MEL Sunshine. The peach crop, especial
". promise to be abundant and who does
not rejoice in cream ard peaches. =
We may anticipate bouutiful crops from
the ever grateful earth. and learn a lesson
of ,haukfnness for all our benefits. in
.tesd of the repinings and grumbiing
which have prevailed to so great an ex-
tent the past days of darkness. One sea-
son of abundance will reinstate the coun-
try- Gin. Commercial.
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Astonishing ElOpement.

One day last week, woman named
Sulser eloped from her husbands resi-
dence in Morgan Township. Butler Co.,
Ohio. with a young schoolmaster named
Peasc. who had been teaching during the
winter.in the vicinity. and boarding at
Sulser's house. The infatuated oman
had lived happily with her husband for
near twenty years. and was by him the
mother OF seven interesting Children
She took with her her youngest child.
an infant. Tearing six with her husband.
and about five thousand dollars in cash
aud negotiable notes. She was the
daughter of wealthy old farmer. who
died about a year ago. leaving very
handsome property 60 her. The notes
which she took with her were given by
the purchaser of portion Of the land
inherited from her father. and were
drawn in favor of her and her husband.
On the day after her flight. one of her
brothers. who was sick in her house. died.
and ii is presumed that The sudden and
strange disappearance of his sister may
have given the shock that proved fA..aai..
The husband Of the guilty fugitive was
III the city yesterday. searching for q
clue 20 the y here bouts OF the wretched
pair who have robbed him Of his peace.
He Is almost crazed with grief. indigna.
tion and shame, and is OF the opinion
that the flight has been in the direction
of New York. II is feared that Pease
had some of the notes cashed in this CT
ty. but the fact has not Seen ascer,ained.
This is one of the most remarkable cases
of elopement of which we ever heard.
II seems wholly unaccoun,able, yet "Ihe
human heart is deceiiful above all things
and desperately wicked At home she
was in very comfortable circumstances
Her husband had just finished conmo-
diouS and elegant new house. and the ell
dest Of her children was daughter IA
yeats OF age. A more interesting and
apparently happy family than the one
now dishonored and broken. was fort
night ago. would be hard to find.
Gin Cou ,srcing
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General Pierce has distinctly informed
the friends of Gen. Shields that the lat
ter cannot be made Brigade. General.
because, in the course Of events. the lat
ter may become Commander in chief of
the army-and as Gen. Shields is an Irish
man. the President will do nothing which
will favor the contingency of foreigner
becoming supreme commander of the u.
S. Army. Gen. Shields will be provided
for in some other way. The President
says that Congress should pass law that
none but an American born should be
Comma nder in chief.