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NEw YoRg, Dec 20.-Flour is mproving-saIes Of 1900
barrestraght State IS Is good Ohio S. c.; southern
50 so. Wheat is dul-sales Of 5000 bushela-southern
white, 50 20 red So red 81 95 Corn has de-
cined-saes OF 1000 bushels mixed % cents
Pork has advancedsaes of $50 barrels $40 per bar
rel Beef is dulsales of $50 barrelsChcago repacked
s13 So Lard dropping of $50 barrels at si cents
Whisky is dull-sales of 100 barrels at 80 cents.
BALTNopE, Dec. 20.-Flour is dull Howard street and
Ohio sold for ss 62L and City Mills, IS STA So a. Wheat
is unchnnged-reds good to prime, 81 50 81 So whites
good prime, 81 So 50. Corn has declined a cents
prime white ~ cents prime yellow 76 10 cents
Provisions quiet Baconshoulders, l2lS cents sides,
1917 cents. Pork-mess is ower-sales at $40 rs 500.
Lard Il dropping at l2lI cents.
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(No. % the dooket) submitted for the consideration
o. the oourtior the appellants the record and printed
arguments by Mr. Lord and for the appeees BY that Of Mr.
Cutting.
The OF the United States, plaintiff, Catesby APP.
Roger JONES' (No ~ the dooket) argued for the
defendant by Messs Jones and Carlisle and submitted on
the printed by the Attorney General for the plain
tiff
The argument In the of the United States OF Jas
Maokey, a., plaintiffs, Richard s. Coke, (No rs on
the docke) opened for the plaintiffs by Mr. Chiffon,
who followed for the defendant BY Mr.. Carlisle.
Tho court adjourned TIL tomorrow at II O'Clock
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has sen, his letter of resignation Albany The Judge
protests his innocence hut thinks Il his duty to resign be-
cause The ermne should not be tainted with sus-
picion.
MISSIONARIES sA1lEp.--In the ship Humboldt which
sailed from Boston Monday for Honolulu the following
passengers Mr. Plummer Of Portland Rev. Mr.
Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs Ladd.
LARGE FLEErThe Boston (Mass) Shipping List says
that the number of American vessels engaged in the
East India and Pacific trade is as follows 1853 ships many
Of which OF the largest class s barqueS briggs 10
schooners, and steamers This docs not include those
now on their way to California.
VALUE A NEwFouSpLASD DoG.-In the superior court
at Norwich Connecticut last week. Miss Ellen r. Wheeler
daughter of Mr. Ephaim Wheeler deceased recovered
verdict Of $500 damages against Mr.. Ralph Coates, for
killing fine Newfoundland dog belonging TO Mrs. Wheel
err and for injurng her in her efforts her pet
Iowa GOING AHEAp--The city OF Burlington, Iowa, is to
be lighted by gas and the Davenport Gazette printed
steam press the first introduced into Iowa. The land Of
fees in the State crowded with applicants and in Du-
bugue in day there recently filed with the regis
Ter applications for 100000 acres.
EnucArlox At TuE wEsr-The Cincinnati Gazette says
the number Of students in the principal colleges in the
West is unusually large. More young men of the West
are pursuing course Of study than ever before
DIRECTIONS ron sLsEPISG.The chronological Journal
says that in sleeping that posture should be chosen which
is prometive of deep and full Inspirations because nature
renders the latter deeper when asleep than awake
except in action. Hence high head by cramplng both
the windppe and the blood-vessels, is bad The head
should rest on line with the body
DEATH OF ROBERT SCHuyLER-The following letter from
Paris appears in the New York Courier ds E.aa Cs Of
December 10:
Robert Schuyler died about the middle of last month
his residence in the envrons OF Genoa where be had
been living for some time in the stricest incognto with
his family.
Gle was not enriched by his monstrous frauds the
contrary he received from America te uhdS necessary TOT
his subsistence
nThe place Of his residence would have been known
long time ago if certain persons occupying important po-
sons in the management of several railroads, and espe-
caly Of the New Haven railroad had not been deeply in
teresed in securing his silence and absence from the coun
try.
"Since his departure from America his health has been
the decline and he finally died Of grief and morihca-
ton
"Severa eminent inanciers of New York will not be
sorry learn the of his death He has left as am
informed great number of important papers, which will
be published They will form curious chapter in the
history of specializing enterprises in the New World The
corpse been inferred temporarily and win probably be
transported to America
Nor TnuE-The Albany Argus denies the truth Of the
report the Troy Wing that itself and the Atlas be
one paper after January !.
HEALTH OF NEw QnLEANs.-Deaths for the week ending
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Marine Disaster.

CHAR EsroN, Dec l9The ship Telegraph, fourteen days
from Baltimore, for Australia boarded OF the bar to-
day, leaking The captains leg broken in gale the
second day out The Telegraph drew too much water TO
the bar, and proceeded to Havana for repairs.
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BosroS, Dec. 20.Buenos Ayres dates of November ID
have been received which report the defeat of Gen. Ha
by the southern frontier ndars that the force under
rorda had eyoed and that Urquzas force had crossed
river.
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MARRIED..

On The 10Th Instant wilaris Hotel The qsv m TE.t-
pAlE Of lhis oily, Nj ROBERT HAsklNS 10 Ms lALIIp
MEDLEY both OF RappsAaAHoek, Va
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We hope that citizens will not forget to remember in
the right way this evening" the Young Ladies' Fair
Of and Ninth streets. Whatever may be the situation Of
the House of Representatives they will find the Fair de-
lghtfuly organized for the reception of purchasers.
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RESIGNATION JrDGE sruARr--We understand (says
the New York Times) that City Judge sydney H. Stuart
has sent his letter of resignation to Albany. The Judge
protests his innocence hut thinks his duty to resign be-
cause the ermine should not be tainted with
picion.
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shawyou might wrap your lassie in it-in your shawl
It's like charity pins and hides multitude Of nsa
though II causes grnsdoes your shawl If YOU wish 70
he dandy shawl--or have a cover handy wear
shawl 10 aword, IL is most useful artice-as you may
wrap your feet head, body knees make seat blanket
bed, mu, pillow wrap-rasea a Scotch plaid II
your shawl"
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Thw'dog Decenber 20.The court met At eleven o'clock
The argument in the Jacob Ksse plain tin in error
re- the board Of the president and directors OF the ST. Louis
public schools, (sdourned from yesterday) wa. re-
sumcd in favor of the plaintiff by Hon. Reverdy Johnson
VINO concluded bis remarks, and the was submitted
The case Of Robert u McCreadyd o claimants Of steam
boat Boy siSs ko appellants Vs. GoIdmlth Wells q n
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LOCAL NE w 8.

JAMES +. MURDOCH AT TUE NAToSAL.--Mr. Jarrett, of
the National Theatre is the first who has displayed the
and talent necessary constitute genuine theatrical
public in Washington. IL there is city in the universe
where refined for dramatic performances Of high
der be cultivated is in this Metropolis and
cay during those which it the great po
awakening this TASTE and in supplying IL with
the best MATERIAL not only in the plays he produces but
in the artists he employs. Within few weeks, and
at easy intervals he has presented of the finest
dramas and Of the first actors and actresses Of the day
and it is only necessary for him perform
attract and discriminating audience The
measure Of our indebtedness him would be full if
could only induce him to ignore those aashy and
trcous displays with which sometimes he ekes out his
Saturday evenings-we noisy and semicguestrian
performances like Jack Shepperd' and I" Mazeppa."
The engagement of Mr. Murdoch commenced We'd
nesday evening last to brilliant and crowded audi
Murdochs Hamlet is a masterpiece. Those who
it evening before last will again fin
isbed, classical and natural PRESERVATION. We orbear
lengthy criticism of it but avoid the obse
that he is in the prime life and Of intellect and that he
few equals in his profession. On Saturday evening he
pears high comedy that walk of the drama in which
he is incomparaby superior His ''Young Mirabe"is
piece of delicious acting and when it last s-
pressed with Of Mr. Murdochs versa
ity. He adds this brilliant character his ''yapid an
other PRESERVATION almost exclusively his We bespea
the remark that such another will be offered
those who will be fortunate enough to be present will
afterwards bear cheerful witness.
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most delightful chop Off at the Washington
House Tuesday evening last. The music excellent
the supper suess and the company broke up in the sma
hours" delighted with themselves, each other, and tho
thoughtful attentions of the genteany host of the Wash
ington.
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MA. IVAN GOLovIN, Prince Howrs. assisted by
III Col A. p Gis New York, yielding repeated de-
mards his distinguished and friends, will deliver lee
Russia connection with the Eastern war on Thursday
the Goth O'Clock, Carusis Saloon.
diplomatic and the members OF both
Congress the lecture will
prove highly instructive.
Admission, SO cents.
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Holiday Presents.

For things, and things for sport,
The gay and curious here resort
DICiiEY No. Seventh, aud streets,
Ia specy their and the public gene
beautiful selection Of
fancy goods which they offer unusually low prices
NJ. adies.-We closing The entire bal
irmmng embroderies accs, &c. great
former prices alb nj to change the character
Of business.
Dec 2t--6uf
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HEALTH OF NEW QmEANs.-Deaths for the week ending
December IL, 49, from yellow fever, z.
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A PAIR OF gold speciacIss, with silver embossed
from residence of gentleman in the city
wednesday The is Engraved The
and speeiacs Any information N relation 70 em WIZ DO ihank
fully received aiiblsciNce,
Zee 2l-aN
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MISSIONARIES sAILED.--In the ship Humboldt which
sailed from Boston Monday for Honolulu, the following
passengers Mr. Plummer Of Portland Rev. Mr.,
johnson, and Mr.. and Mrs Ladd.
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Our citizens should bear in mind that Winters exhibition
at the Varieties is rapidly drawing to close. His beautiful
doramas should be by every family in Washington
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TOR RENT-A commodious thTee-soTy house, with larg
back building The premises will be let. or unr
shed period MONTHS There hand
The location convenient and desirable I'd
Joining Chain Buildings junction Of street and New
York For further pacu
lars apply on the premises, 372 IL street. nEE
Dec 2i-d6tA
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Christmas and New Years Presents.

prices change the character
Dec al@stir
Christmas and New Years Presents.
WE exhibiting stock Of beautiful fancy articles suit
w able tor chris'mas and New Years presents.
Bronz bsqur Parnn marble saueifes and vases hney
nsan'iiai p,per-macne goods, Of every description
Desks, work boxes, and cnbas, in great variety
Gard esarcases pomonuaics, and Of gilt silver,
elled, pearl, apisr-mache aud morocco
Pine as aweIr, silver and plated ware ladies' and gentle
Hen dressing cases, magnificent stock richly mounted
Fine portfolios backgammon boards, chess chcssnen
Glove boxes, odenr and stands
Tea eaddies, fine cutlery, jet goods &C..
Dealers in psS%t,y combs. and s s,qnss fancy
37o Penn avenue, under Browns Hotel.
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
The following OF Maryland Conso
dated Lotery, class 3, drawn December Is, 1855:
ID 9Th 9Th 7th eth 9th 10Th Iith l2,h l3rh
81 c. 40 80 81 A 80 SO 25 II 81 IL
The following the drawn numbers OF the Pnap'co institute
Lottery, class 6, drawn December ~. 1855:
LIST ID ID 4h s'h 9Th nh s,h 9Th 10Th I'm 18th
30 Al Is IA % IL s5 Is 81 80
FIX. Brennan,
General Agent for the Contractor, Baltimore.
LEn't ROBERTS, Commissioner
pENz,NE DE coLLAs, a PARISH new preparation for
paint from silks, de lanes CLOTHS gloves
and paper wou, affecting their color IL easily applied, and
quickly quick Produces the desired nsu'; e.,,,c.v co
Dealers q fancy goods, perfumery. jeweIry,
Silver and plated ware, $40 Penn. avenue.
Under Browns Hotel.
9I-3ieo
WOOD AND COAL-6co coal, OF all kinds and
w on hand.
so hickory, oak pine
will be sold the lowest market prices by
Y. l.. MOORE,
Yves, side Of Ninth street, between p and r.,
opposite old stand Of Young n Moore.
Dec 2t-3teof
ERENCH JUVENILE BOOKS.-A we'll selected collection
Of French juvenile book a,"a. in n. ;ys and p.cs' and
from Paris
Dec / FRANCK TAYLOR.
A PAIR of gold specincIes, with a silver embossed
gentleman the city
wednesday The owners Engraved The
and sreeaclss Any information " relation 70 em WI be hans
fully received al hls eDce,
uee 2l=-alW
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Yy >. q. Mcguire, Auctionrer.
REAuTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT AucTioN-on sm
woodwurds building, few doors west Of the aneto,
my sa .s r4sa ps "s @ % %
voice of Chinese goods
Tea eadaies fancy boxes, &C
ao s M marble ns% China saes
Vase, pitchers, tete se,s
Card receiver match Safes paper weights
Rich eiystat en- dssan,er., numbers gob'e,
Champagnes, wines coidas, Se
cams 'e'A las G. MCGUIRE,
Dee Ill Aacioneer
OAH WALKER q CO.. Marble clothing emporium
Browns Hotel building respectfully invite attention 10 t
.tock OF senlomen and youths. clothing and furnishing goods
.vle goods they confidently, complete
satisfaction 70 their customers
NOTICE Indian uads advertised
under date Of as August. BY The Acting Commissions,
a al. s ua s Sd on Ns
"''' $780, at 'ns same dEo. W. MANyPENNY, Commissioner
orrcE INDIAN AFFAIRS.
December 10, 1885,
ROB RENT-A sommodou. .h,ees,o,y house, win Iars
nAe fol period less ,han three months There are hand
onng the Chain Buildings. the junction Of stree, and New
between ls and IAN streets For further pacu
'I Dec ah siy az ne PREMISES ~ = street,
Library Editions.
THE undersigned offers for rae at mos. moderate prices hn'
poetry aud Prose library Of them finely
illustrated, Oihera rich calf bindings. The Eng's
Dec 20 np''''' y ''''' TRANcK TAYLOR
ICrILE IyOHYJus received several exquisite specimen.
Of ibis manufacture including The Descen. from the Cross.
sner Ruben The Flight into Egypt" Alteration Of b,
Wise Men :" Head Of Christ Domenshinoy "Madon
nas;" Eccs Homo" &c. )" specially adapted for Christmas
| presents. t 4t h3A u
Al TAYLOR & MAURY'5
Dec 90 Bookstore, 9th street.
Mrs. Mowatt's New Book.
MIMIC Life Before and Behind the Curiana Series of Mar
III ratives by Anna Cora Rtchc formerly Mrs howa, OIL 25
Ballads by Thackeray. rs cents
| just published For sale Mt TAYLOR X MAURY'S i
| Dec 30 .s.#arH Bookstore, near 9th
NOTICEIh have this purchased nil the the
IN tract for the drawing Of the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
and the business appertanng thereto II will from this date be-
conducted under assisted ny W. c. FRANCE
| r. x. Brennan, who have an interest therein.
Until February all the schemcs tickets and crrf
Of packages will appear las presently with Of
dates they will bear the signature Of X. FRANCE Co
Il. FRANCE.
| BALTIMORE December Is, 1855.
Dec I9-d!mif
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CRESCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-A well selected collection
booss various their styles and and
adapted various them beautifully illustrated
oud bookstore OF the undersigned imported BY himself
ditecr from Paris
Dec Il FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FLEEr.-The Boston Mass Shipping List says
that the number Of American vessels engaged in the
East India and Pacific trade is follows: 1853 ships many
Of which Of the largest class ls barqueS briggs, 10
schooners, and This docs not include those
their way to California.
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TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yvanted.-The subscriber
desaus Of entering with gentleman wfo
command from $4,000 to 100000 in cash. 10 aid in carrying
valuable aHd other projected
Washington which Of
already invested for which ample security and
will given oanee prefsrred interest in
he Whale Of which offer almost unprece
dpnted Address Engineer kkwood washington
Dec l4-dowa
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PosPonemeat Of CALIFORNIA; Aaii SedmerThe sailing Of
me mail steamer for California which should have left New
York yesterday the 10th instant Cher regular sailing day
has been postponed until Saturday, the ed instant
DiscontnHedThe following named post offices have been
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Library Editions.
THE undersigned offers rac moderate prices fine
collection of almost oil the standard Engh and American aa
h0rs aud fine library Of them hnc
illustrated, others calf bindings. The Eng's
editions i'm ported by himself direct from London.
Deca0 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Mrs. Mowatt's New Book,
IMIC Life Before and Behind the Cuana Series of Mar
vi raiyes by Anna Cora Rtchc formerly Mrs. Mowat OIL IS
Ballads by Thackeray. rs cents
just published. For sale Mt TAYLOR * MAURY'S FI
Dec 20 ..-.#afH Bookstore, 9th 81.
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THE INDIAN coUNTRy.-The Bellevue (Nebrasla) Young
America has information that the Sioux Indians propose
peace with their old and nveteate enemies the 0mahas
and expresses qualification at the prospect Of speedy
termination of the warfare which has long disturbed
that frontier.
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NOTICE Greek Indian reserved lands, advertise
under date Of 3st August, 1885, by the Acting COMMISSIONS
of Indian Affairs place Montgomery Alabama th
9Th day January 1885, hereby postponed until the 5th day
Nay, 1885, at the place.
OTrIcE INDIAN AFFAIRS.
December 49, 1885,
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Hon. 7. II, BAyLY.Judge Bayly, of Virginia, has ar
rived at Charleston en- route for Havana,
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WIN, W. Deiknap, Attorney -at-Law and Land
= Aren't. KcOkuk, Iowa.

AND WARRANTS choice land ~ SATISFACTORY man
Ii nc and terms, and all business in iowa requ-
rg the attention OF an attorney promptly attended TO-
H#g aaS RErsRgsoEs.
Pairo Nsurse, Washington, d g.
Alexander H. Evans, -
Kei,.r Al AacKcp
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ARNY's CONFECTIONEKY.-No.s 81 Bridge street, GeorErs
IL Now is the time and this ia the place
Christmas and New Years cakes such those for which
Metropolitan Mechanics nsi
hand also, splendid
Of bon hons, eupd., and goods
ar~ nj nil times
anmen, notice and the reasonable
in nny part the District.
GEORGETOWN, ID &. Dec ls2w
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NOR frsicasr modern house, iocatcd IN he
o wnrd The house completes
with ali modern baths &c, contains
thirteen rooms besides kitchen and Easements sxe OF house 40
feet by SO eet in depth, with brick stable.
Apply Charles Haskins esq architect.
Dec
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PnILApELpr,A. December Ii. 1855.
rosr orFtoE DEPARTMENT.

Minister Plenirotentiary, &C., &c.
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Enponr..
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EOR RENT. "The Wsbster House.. ON Lcuis,ans
adjoining the Unitarian Church. which has been much
enlarged and improved by Nc addition Of comfortable ehambeu
Yes ,arms applI 10 hfhV HAMILTON g. FAINT,
pee la~rodT esakaF, Me- 80 esEa aysRsS
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To Members OF Congress. and others.

OR RENTA class furnished dwelling house, built in tb
modern style, win the convenience OF water &c
recently with and comfort
Apply No i9 18th street. between ard streets
Q ii m Office. j. j. MILLER
Dee 2-du Corner and Louisiana
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Nor TnuE-The Albany Argus denies the truth Of the
report in the Troy Wing that itself and the Atlas are to be
one paper after January !.
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CLosED.--We learn from the Albany papers that the
Erie canal has closed for the season.
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OAH WALKER q CO.. Marble HILL clothing emporium
Bowns' Hotel building, respectfully invite attention To tn,
stock Of genomens and youths colng and furnishing good-
especial th
style and finish Of The goods they confidently assure cope
satisfaction their
2l--3uf FL
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6rga fn. a.
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WOOD AND COAL6C0 COAL Of all kinds and
w on hand.
Also hickory, and pine wood All Of which
Y. l.. MOORE,
West side of Ninth street, between and r.,
opposite old stand of Young h Moore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-18

DISCOVERY OF THE CONCEALED BoDY.-The
Jew Haven Palladium has the following account
an atrocious murder in that city:
Some time in the latter part of April last. Ma
Ann, aged q, wife of Isaac Randolph, (color
hatchery who occupied part of the house
ih white man, named William futile, and his
f. was missed. Her husband who had frequent
beaten her, was arrested at the time. but dis
Irged for want of CONNECTIVE testimony. He is
back man butcher by occupation, and mar
d his wife. who was nearly white, about n year
%, On Wednesday the father of Mrs r search
with others, in the garden, and upon digging
to The earth. the trunk Of IL woman was found
'thed in a pink waist and wrapped in coarse
0king. This waist was the same which she
pre- the night previous TO her disappearance.
pom digging in other places, other dismember-
portions of the body were found also wrap
d in sacking. The head was severed from the
ply, the trunks disjoined at the thighs, the legs
lndered at the knees and the arms severed at
+ shoulders and elbows ali IN remarkable state
preservation, and such as could not fail to
entity the person. The features of the face were
most perfect.
Randolph left New Haven some weeks ago, and
Ent to Waterbury. near which place he was ar
Fsted on Wednesday night