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POTOMAC PAVILION,
Piney Point, st. MaTy's County, MARYLAND

fFHlS desirable place for health and sea-baihing
l. will be opened for the reception of visitors 0s
the 18th Of June, with nothing LETT uIdone that will
promote the comforts OF its guest. Many improve
mens have been made since my lat season. A
Lunch Room has been built for the accommodation
of visitors at all reasonable hours, Jay and night.
Stables and Carriage Houses have been built TO
acc Omm0date those at at d distance
Billiard Table, Pistol Gallery, Shufl2 Board, Ten
Pin Alleys aud Baths have all been improved, and
are free TO vistOIs only
| am thankful to the public for their patronage
the last two seasons, and hope my old friends
and many new faces the coming season.
The Pavilion shall be clean ana well kept
Children with whOOning cough or measles will
not be admitted az bOarders.
TERMS OF B0ARDI
For three days or less than week, per day. ] so
BY the month, per Observation-Disclosures. ] Is
w. w. DIX, Proprietor.
Letter Boxes have beea placed on all the Steam
ers for the accommodation Of visitors.
je 5-eOlm
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The Philadelphia Minority Pattern Rsse
lutions.

PHLADKLrBrA, June l4.-The minority res.
Olutions Of he Know Nothing Convention on
the subject of slavery were rejected last night
by vote Of nearly two to one. The grand
mass meeting was announced for Saturday
night
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By GREEN & SCOTT, Auetioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AND HOUSE
and Lot al Auction On FRIDAY, the 18th
instant, we shall sell, at O'Clock M, in front Of
he premises, part of lot 81 and all of Lot No % in
square No, l5s, having a front on NassaShusetts
avenue of Ss feet inches, rNnniT back about I45
feet. between 18th and lo;h streets west
The above described property is near Fayiet,.
garden.
And Immediately after the sale Of the aboye at 7
O'Clock, We shall sell part Of Lot No 49, in S1uar,
No; II! frontl"g on NJ street north hetween l9 h
ard 10Th streets west, with the improvements which
are a good ard nearly new two story containing 4
gGUd rooms and cellar. The lot fronts lf feet nm
ming back 81 feet TO % feet alley. II also has A
fine spring on the premises
Terms: One third cash; the balance in 6 and -
months for notes bearing interest from the day OF
the sale.
deed given and adeed Of trust taken.
GREEN & SCOTT,
il I'D Auctionae,
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Robe ny AND REsTITUrIOE-Soms time
last January, Mr.. Boyle was robbed of a
valuable gold watch, in Richmond, Va, and,
In spite OF tho Efforts Of the police. nothing
could be bea d Of it. A few weeks ego, q
friend Of Mr.. Boyle recognized the watch in
the hands of Il person in New Orleans La !,
and advised him to return it to the owrer,
which &c agreed to do. Last week a young
man handed the watch to Dir. Boyle, together
with S35, 10 say 10 moro of the affair The
watch was gladly accepted, but the money
ives declined, whereupon the repentant rob-
Der drew from his pocket one Of Colts five
shooters, and made him a present of il, telling
him at the same time that If he had awoke
when his watch was being taken, be would
have heen killed with hat identical pistol, as
there were two other men With him, one Of
whom swOre be would commit murder rather
than be detected IN rOb berry.
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oAA .A.

On the 18Th instant: IN the 8ith year OF her age,
Mrs ANN TAYLOR, relict OF the late Col. John
Tayioe, of Mount Airy.
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Boarding.

pOA RDING.-Pea rooms for summer,
ID win boarding for families single persons can
be had by eaIly application al KINGS, 900 north
q street, between Sd and AZ. The house is de.
eh fully situated, and has lust been thoroughly rem
OValed and refunished. Meals furnished TO fami-
lies and day hOaIders accommodated on r. ascnable
terms. Aims
tThS. NJ e.. GRk kk'S Boarding House,
M on Pennsylvania avenue, first house west If
the Capitol gate Fine rooms at various prices, and
every possible attention and comfort bestowed on
udies anu gentemen guests. may 2G-3w+
y Of C E.-FOR RENT-eARLORS AND
v Chambers, with board. Also, table and tran
sient board with a bathing room and shower baths
and eve-v attention to render il most agreeable to
her bOaSeIs. Mrs. p. G MURRAY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and AZ ST.
ap 23-3n
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- PREMIUMS AP THE FAIRs.-WHIrEHU RSTS
~ si In the .scendsnceThe aries Of each Of the late
Airs Ram Richmond, and New York awarded their
hgkez premiums L, ~. fcr their sunerory of Pho
togrspba Stereoscepes and Dssuerreotypes exhibited
W. also received two Medals at the Worlds Fair Lon
don, and Q premium at Crystal Palace New York.
alan tho FIRST awards Of the Maryland Institute for three
years pas5.
Whitsarsts Gallery in this city Is Pa bsty
a. aud 9Th streets. lsD II
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HOhES FOR ALL.-BcauuiulIy and heaIthiIy
III located Building Lots, "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, On graded Streets can until spring. be bough,
al the exceeding low price of S75, payable 80 per
mOnlh Tile indisputable
Union Land Office, 7th st.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
ian 9-6m JOHN FOX. Secretary
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NEGRO GIRL WANTED "A GENTLEMEN
~ iITing in the country wishes 10 purchase a ne
gro ri, from IL to IL years of age; one that is
eustOmed 10 DO any kind of work common 10 women,
or that could be- taught without severe chassenent
Any person having such To sell for cash will be
sired OF her humane treatment. Address "H,' al
this ,1Ice. js la-3t+
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MOTTO k.-Our customers are respectfully in
~ formed that on and after this date, until Sep
TENDER, we shall close our store overv evening at
~ O'Clock. HlLBUS s. HITZ,
je5 Music DepOt
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lsjAlsTED IN A SMALL FAMILY A COM
w petrni woman, TO do the cooking and wash
ing. Recommend tiOns required. Apply at No.
FIRST S'rp.t. GEORGETOWN. il l3-2t'
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n--J.NOAH WALKER h CO., Marble Hall Clothing ETpO,
~ rum, undsr Browns Hotel, respectfully announce
that Il display Spring and Summer Clothing is
ready for inspection comprising assortment Of Coats
PaualOons Of the and richest designs in
material trimming and workmanship To gentlemen who
Etdy with economy fashionable articles of
opportunity for selecting offered from ofthe
largest ssso.s0 stack Of goods offered IN
this city at q very reduced scale OF prlces. spI1
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THE FRE-PLUGs.-The Governmsnt, fra.
plays along Pennsylvania Avenue are in
Stocking Condition, indeed, and snouId he
promptly put in order. Had these between
18th and 10Th streets been ID proper repair on
Tie night Of tho Apollo Hall ere, very little
property would have been DESTROYED by it. Ii
to be hoped that the Commissioner Of Public
buildings vii give his Immediate attention 10
ihls matter, and thus savs bis fellow citizeus
tfGm impending losses of thousands on thous-
ands to result from tie condition Of these 6rs-
plugs
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK.
ING UP HOUSEKEEPING

DERSONS removing from the city, and wishing
TO dispose of Their Furniture and Housekepp
ing Utensils, sc, without the trouble of sending
them TO public auction, can do by calling on us
al our Store, 317 Pa avenue, corner of Ninth ST =,
as we are prepared 10 buy all such goods as may be
offered.
Housekeepers and others will do well by calling
on Us, as we will paw the highest cash prices for all
such goods. WALL, BARNARD & co.
j. -2m 3I7 Pa. avenue
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That PUHP.-Ths pump on the southeast
corner Of Twelfth street and Pen3syIvania
avenue, besides running q rivulet &, all times
over the street, Is &C ual!5 tGmbliu9 to pieces.
AT ali the bros that haze Occ Cured IN that vi.
clnlty OF late. there has been a grea. want Of
sater' which arises wholly from the condition
OF the pumps and FIRE plugs around that neigh.
oorhood, all Of which are LOS con.tan;Iv
wasting water The condition or these UumDs
aud frs-plsgs 10 q disgrace to tlote whose
business II Is TO have them kept in good order,
and grievous injury TO our city
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PROSPERI'S CORNEF BAND.


'kNHiS Band is suitable for an and all pOr poses
and Is warrabtfd 10 give satisfaction To all those
who may be- pleased 10 engage them, either as q
Brass Reed, or COlil0n Rand.
Any number OF musicians 10 he had al the short-
est notice By applying 10
FREDERIC PROsFERI,
Leader, at Tsltayut,'u store, opposite the
Marine BaYra. Ks.
N. B.-Orders len al Hhus HitE's Music De
POI, will be promptly attended 10.
may 35-4m
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ilT ANTED-A PARTNER TO WORK A
W Stone Quarry and contract for sale Of Stone
10 Government and others, there being great de-
mand for stone. THIS Quarry il Immediately oppO
site Georget wn. Large shanty, blacksmith shop,
Gnd every implement on the spot. TITS quarry fur
nisheh the best aud largest truck Stone, &c. A
chance il now offered Call or write to
LLOYD & CO,
Fifteenth street, OppO. the Treasury.
may Aft
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Wants.

4 SITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECT
N able iddle aged woman, as child nurse or 10
attend TO an invalid lady. She has no objection to
Address an G." at this office.
~ I'M
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ERENCH VISITING CARDS, extra thin, and
Il ofthe finest finish, Just imported from Pars d.
rect, b. PRANCK TAYLOR.
may Is
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frGooD hEprcTNEs.-fti Is estimated that A YER'e
W OHKRRY PICTORIAL and cATHARrIc PILLS have
s..s there can b No question cha. ses Cherry Rsos
ina. 2roap Tnsa:n.s Broncsis Dc very maSS rsdue.a
the proportion q dsshs from consumpeve diseases in this
country Tbs PMS are ss good Is tbs PICTORIAL aud VII
Everybody needs more or less purgns Purge the blood
wSos Vscersi system rom os.sructions Pure ou, .Ss
diseases which fassn the body TO work its decay But
for diseases should die only Of old Take sntdotes
early aud thrust it from the system before It s Jet too
Ayers Pulls thrust out disease no, only while Il 4.
weak. but when hs, taken strong hold. Read the
from dreadful scrofu Drop.y Ulcers Skin diseases. Rheu
mati.n NeuralsiA Dyspepsia, na Pains, Bilious Com
but still threatening ailments such pmpes the
fc. Worms Nervous ITr.tabity Loss of appetite Irregu
indeed every variety OF complaints for whichs Purgsvs
yogr own neisheor, pr, and yoTT oS physicians.
.n s one ana you wi, never oe without 'hem'
Prepared ny DIR. }. o. AYBB. Lowell. Mass, And sold
T. D. GILMAN, Washington.
@. NJ. LINIHICUM, Georgetown.
JAS COOK CO., Fredericksburg, and by all Druggists
everywhere. may S-eo2m
|r-PsTRENGTHEN TIE STOMACH The grand destisr-
alum ~ promotns health at this season OF the year I.
arouse the liver from torpdy and to exe from the bowels
gentle medicine that action, will
system impair the becloud the natural spirits for
which purpose we know Of remedy invented that
begin to approach I'm efficacy the celebrated PREMIUM
BITTERS. manufactured from Turey vegetable substances
by Elijah Baker of Richmond city, and sold throughout the
country by spothecaries generally These pecu
liar tn the summer and fall diseases southern climate
and when taken according to directions for
Dyspepsia Diarrh@a, DysenteTy, Crsmp Colic, Cholera
Morbus Ague and Fever Sour Stomach Nervous Headache
and almost othe affection arising from impurity
blosl dsordered stomach. To those who have
tested the superiority of Bakers Premium Bers, fam
y medicine all others known to the civilized world
lose time In doing SO, they will sord almost
instant relief. Try them by all means.
Price sc cents bottle
To be had Of CHARLES STOTT CO.. Washington, u. O..
CANDY HATCH, and SETH 8. HANCB, Baltimore, and by
Druggists everywhere. cost
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1PDR. HOOFLAED's CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT
~ TbRs-Weak, nervous, depressed in spirits, and a
to tnnumerabe mental ell physical evils the
victim to dyspepsia 10 indeed object OF consseraton
Yet is sbsurd for him to despair We not how weak
low nervous and irritable he be- the cordial proper
ties Of HOOFLAHD'S GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by DR.
O. NJ. Jack-on Philadelphia, stronger than the many
headed mon ter which Is preyng his body and mind
ard he chooses TO try them, will insure speedy
See advertisement ie7-3m
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SHILLIEsToE receives all the Bookb and News
p.Pors fast published De agent for HsTPers and all
k,e C:hsr Magazines, and readers Will always ind
good assortment Of Blank Books aud Stationery
h. EGnFatore Odeon binding. Pa Avsnus and ~
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CENTRE MARE ET-It Is not necessary TO
quote the prices OF edibles-thsy G.s suEi-
asnty we'll and painfully known to house
kseiersi nor do We care TO revive unpleasant
reolleetions "a 10 low very much they he'd to
Pay this morning for their supplies necessary
% Tie susesnance o. life. Instead OF a reluc.
aon Of rates, thers was in some cases an in
efeaie-a u-Onrnfal fac, regarding the present,
.nd ofsring 10 hope for tho future With
IAny OF our population, especially the poorer
HSs, the starving point is nearly reached.
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~JsLUEqs-LCNGS.--W refer readers 10 sdver-
~ another column, for full particulars
corning the HYGEASA Of Dr. Curtis II Is sad 10 be
% the most remarkable for ell description 81 diseases
or tie lss sy or discovered s virtues have been testified
10 bv hundreds who have obtained their knowledge Ey
be-I Of all neutrality-suspicious.
CAUTION.-Dr. CURTIS'S HHGEAEA is the original and
only article IA 23-lIn
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gHTANTED IMMEDIATELY-A RESPECTA-
w BILE Woman, who Is a competent cook. Call
AZ I74 street north. je 9-PO3t"
(AT ANTED-2, 500 FOR ONE ORTVO YEARS,
W secured by al estate In this city, worth three
times the amount, for which liberal reward will
BE- paid. Address ''BOI SIS +" lie ll-lw
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NORTH HAVING We are Indebted to Ag.
Stsvsns, Browns Hotel, 70. YANKEE Match
stand" Ii combines safety, convenience,
sssiulness, AID cheapEcss, costing Gu; twenty
ave cents; and, too, may 10 considered orna-
mental. 1t is an article which G.ery one who
nAkes use Of matches--and the naHbsr is
ooantless-will mos; surely appreciate. Our
popular and estimable friend - prepared 10
supply the public in any qssLay.
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NOR RENT TIE THREE STORY STORE
Il and Dwelling, No SO Bridge street, Georg..
town, so long occupied as Emmert's Confectionery.
ADnlv to Army. next door, NAV 25-potf
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Il by Joseph HuggIns, Jeweler, No. 21A Perns.
avanue. L. OWEN SON.
lie l2-poow
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1AAE HEED TO YOUR WAYS We have heard
numerous complaints Of buiIdiDy materiaI.
being left On the sidewalks, ana of persons
meeting With trivial accidents in conse6ueUes
Last night, several gentlemen came near being
IiPped up, while on their way home: an i'm
nense beam of timber, with q ohspee brisk
cndsrIt being across theis path Fortunately.
they discovered their danger in time % avoid
atull length measurement Of their persons on
The paveGent. A moment later, and We mipbt
bow have to record a broken limb or a disIo
Gated joint, Instead Of merely calling attention
to building nuisarces
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EOR RENT-IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, THAT
Il large three story Brick House, well known as
the best stand in the city for hotel and restaurant
on Cameron street, opposite the Market House. and
now occupied by Mr.. McGOnegal. Possession Civ
on the first of July. Address LLOYD CO,
Claim Agent, 18th st opp the Treasury, Wa hing
ton, ID. T.. NAV 3O-tf
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For Sale and Rent.

EoR RENT-TWo NEW THREE STORY
l. BRICK HOUSES, located on Vermont avenue
nesr north street. in the yard of each house il an
excellent pump OF water For particulars az to rent
&C., enquire az NO. $50 north NJ street, or to o.
FREAL, al T. L. Coltmau's Brick Yard
te l4-eOlwt
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ACCIDENT Mrs Miller tho wife OF the
gardener, was thrown from her carryall, this
morning, the horse attached to the vehicle
I,i irign'-nod, and causing that occurrence.
tn0ugn 10 bones were broken, she wAs So
nously Jared aud complained much Of ipju
y IN the back. She was taken into the house
u Mr. Einknau, on PennsyIysuia avenue.
mere the necessary meiioaI attention was be-
HoEed
CATHARISB RApY was, last night. brousht
Toe watch-house, and ths In9rniDy sent 10
ae Washington Asylum, as a VACANT. for
nirty days. No homo, nor friends, a poor
oaicsst on society, aud Subject at times to
lental alienation, she pr, nte1 a pitiable
peetaele-One among the many simil&r exhi
hopOlis.
fiGHr IN TIE MAEKEr.-This morning
lee young men got into a quarrel In O
- sfn near he market; which ended by two
~ taen being lodged il the guard house till
Pt' Birch arrived when all three were held
"a oe guilty Of disordsrly conduct, and made
rPsy fine and costs
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BIZ GREEN & SCOTT, Auct,on..r,

je I3-d
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NOR RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE
l. Terms.-A three story Frame, with basement
on New York avenue, between Fourth and Fifth
streets west
Alsa, th.ea st0ty ESa.ne, with bacK building, on
| street north, between Fourth and Fifth SITS west
Apply to James w Barker, residence on II street
north, between 10Th and 18th streets west.
DICKSON b KING,
ap 5-Thtf Georpetoyn
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TOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME PAR
L Tors and Chambers, With BOAR.
Also, fnhle and transient board. Inquire at Mrs
SMITHS. 233 street au9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-28

The Cleveland Herald, commenting upon the
late disclosures abou, the temperature Of hell,
made by Father Walwor,h week or two since
says:
"The temperature OF hell has exercised the
sPeculaiions Of very many divines, bu, we thnL
the palm for glOiring illustration Of the ques-
ton. Burchard once passing through furnace
with theological pupil, stopped and gazed into
the white heat of the melted iron. Said he, ia
his deep, solemn, musical voice "Do you wish
to know how hot hell is I'll tell you. Hell i.
so much hotter than that fiery furnace, that sup
posing being who could live in hell should
jump thence into that furnace, he iOOuId freeze {,
death in fire minutes.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamship George Law arrived at New
York Tuesday morning, with 372 passengers,
SIP 900 in specie, and news from California
to the 2lssof March.
The legislature has passed a rather loose
liquor law, exemptng domestic wines from its
provisions, and the senate had passed law
against gambling.
The sloop-ofwar ST. Marys had been or
dered to San Juan Del Sud, to settle some diff
cuties and another Greyiown affair was deemed
probable II was stated and believed at San
Francisco that the most serious difficulties are
apprehended ia relation to a controversy be-
tween the resident minister and the Nicaragua
government, and that active measures are 10
preparation 10 redress the grievances, an &C
count Of which has been received in dispatches
from our minister. These dispatches were adj
dressed to Commodore Delaney, and contained
a request that some government vessel on this
station should be despatched 10 San Juan del
Sud, Nicaragua, for the protection Of Ameri-
can citizens there, and the redress Of various
outrages on our national flag. The u S. soop-
of-war was to leave San Francisco at once fol
Greytown, 10 attend to this difficulty.
| William Roach, the absconding sheriff Of
Monterey has been taken into custody .-Joaquir
the notorious robber, who has been killed and
beheaded SO many times by the California news
papers, has turned up again, ii is said In Low
er California. Longwcll, respectable
citizen Of Napa, had been picked up dead il
the streets Of San Francisco, from the effects O
poison. Blake, the murderer Of Mowrv, haC
been sentenced 10 be hung on the 25th of Nav
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-28

LIBEL SuIr.-The case Of VIM. T. Dove VS..
J. II. McBlair, which has been on trial for some
days past before the Circui, Court at Washing
ton, was terminated on Monday. The libel Of
which Mr. Dove complained was the circulation
by Mr. McBlair, during the municipal election
canvass Of 1852 at which time the plaintiff was
a candidate for Alderman, Of a report that Mr..
Dove was tainted with African blood. The
Jury in few minutes returned verdict for
$4,000, this sum being the full amoun, Of
damages claimed. The plaintiff directed that
the Judgement be entered to the use Of Richard
wallach, Esq, trustee, to apply the proceeds
TO the payment Of the costs and expenses Of the
suit, and the residue to be divided between
the two Orphan Aslums (ihe Protestant and
CaihOlic) of the City Of Washington.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-28

FRANKLIN CousrY ITEMs.-B. c. Smith, o
travelling clock repairer, has been sent to the
house Of correction for ten months, for fornica-
ton with Eliza Barnes of Heaih.-The citizens
Of Leverett have subscribed $4,000 for union
store.-E. G.. Arms of Greenfield has been
dubbed Esq. by Gov. Gardner.--Charles C.
Carpenter, son Of d. N. Carpenter of Green
field, returned home last week. from three
and half years voyage on the sloop Of war
Portsmouth, on which he was amidshipman.-
The Franklin county common school associa-
tion meets in Coleraine on the 23d and 2iih
proximo.-Mariin r. Kenny Of Gill, who has
knack at making Hit, recently killed three
wild ducks at one shot-About IFS persons
were present at the teachers in Montague last
week.-George P. Field of Greenfield, who
was killed by train on the Vermont and Mas
sachuseits railroad last Wednesday afternoon,
was a man "a years of age, and had long been
engaged in the bakery business in that place.
He probably did not notice the train by which
he was killed, owing to the noise made by a
Connecticut river train in crossing the Cheap
side bridge, and the engineer having just turned
around to shut off the pump, he was not seer
by any on the train. He was thrown some
fifty OF sixty feet, and lived but twenty minutes
after being found by Mr.. Abercrombe.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-28

WHOLESALE MuRDER.--A man and wife are
in Jail in Wabash county, Ind, accused Of the
murder Of man named BOylcs. Since their
arres, suspicious have been excited that this
was not their only crime, and on searching be-
meath the floor of their cabin, seven bodies
were dug up, all Of whom were identified as
belonging to a family named French, who had
lived with the Hubbards, and who were report
ed by them TO have gone west with a relative.
The only motive known for this horrible crime
was the obtaining of the few worldly goods oil
the poor family, which were not worth oyei
fifty dollars