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IyOR RENT.--A neat and comfortable
IL three story frame house, on / street North, be-
tween 4th and 9Th streets West No 5s2) containing
eight rooms all in good order Possession given after
18th instant To punctual tenant the rent will be
modcrste.
Inquire mart door Of J. T. Clements.
mar b-df
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n NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION Is
n proposed, 10 meet every week, and pay twenty
Eve cents on each share Of stock. Persons wishing
10 take stock can call at the hardware store Of n.
wheeler and register their names and the amount Of
shares they wish TO take.
SO soon a. 1000 shares are taken, there win be a
call for general meeting TO organize.
may s-h.
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BY G. w. BOTELER,

by T.. w. BOTELEk,
AuctiOneer.
GALE of Lumber at Aucti0n.-0n Friday,
y, May 25th at half past IL o'clock, p NJ, shall
sell in lots to suit purchasers at the National Thsa
tre--
1000 feet of white Pine and Carolina Scantling
1000 feet of feet Eastern Shore Scantling.
500 feet of Com. Cullings
$500 feet Of White Pine Flooring.
Terms cash. Q. W. BoTELER,
Nav 22--d3t Auctioneer
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IL. j. MIDDLETON.

UedEsr IN Tee,
Office and Depot south side u next corner 70 18th ST.
Ice kept constantly hand at the Office, which can
be had in large or small quantities.
fE Office open from 5, A. NJ, TO ., p. N.
NAV 1-eod2m
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
nNE Frame Dwelling House and Lot on
" o street. between 9th and 18th streets west,
containing sir good rooms nearly new. One two and
one three-story frame Dwelling House on Massachu-
sets avenue between 4th and 9TH streets Two two
story frame Houses on Washington street Also, a
very comfortable Dwelling House Bcall street. in
Georgetown.
All the above property Is nearly new, and will be
sold on accommodating terms. Inquire Of Francis
Wheatley, lumber dealer, No. 81 Water st., George
town. Intel Star] may l9-eodlm
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NOR sALE.-Is,00O bushels Mill Onai,
IL such Mddlings, Shipstuf and Shorts.
Persons in want will find II TO their advantage 70
give us a call and learn our prices.
Corn and fresh-ground Corn Meal daily. Wholesale
and retail, J. DOUGLAS co,
Old Railroad Depot, Pennsylvania avenue.
NAV lS--N
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CoSsELLsvILLr RAILRoAD.-The Pittsburg Post
gives an account Of the recent formal opening Of
this road from West Newton to Layton, and after
giving glowing description Of the fine country
through which Il passes, says:
Between Turtle Creek and West Newton the
work is now progressing with all reasonable dill
gence, and from Layton Station TO Conceivable
IL win soon be completed. IL viii not be long
then, until there win be a continuous track from
Pittsburg to Connellsyillen
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DENERAL AGENCY AND INTELLI-

w gence Ohice.-ln connection with the sub
scribcr's agency for Government Claims, no has
opened agency for the mutual benefit of families
and servants, landlords and tenants, &c, in Wash
iDgton city and lis vicinity.
by being regularly and properly advised Of their
respective wants he will be enabled to supply ho-
tells boarding houses, and private families with suit
able servants and TO hire out and procure homes for
servants and aborcrs To SELL rent out and collect
the rents Of houses, rooms, &c.
Parties interested will save much time labor, and
expense, by calling on the subscriber, addressing
him by letter, giving particulars, &c.
JOHN 4. BAKER, General Agent,
At Mrs. Kesslcr's, No. $50 Penn. avenue,
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WASHINGTON BAKERY.

TUNHE undersigned beg leave to inform
u the citizens Of Washington that they have COM
menccd Bakery, on ID street between Ninth and
Tenth streets. Fresh Bread, Biscuit Bunps, Pics,
and Cakes baked every DALI all Of the best materials
and by superior workmen All we ask is a cal, feel
ing confident Of pleasing the most fastidous both in
quality and price. JONES SIMPSON.
an 40
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REAL EsrlTr.--Messrs. Green a Scott sold lot
49, in square ST. yesterday for Al cents per square
foot. This Isl valable piece property on street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets, and had good
two-story frame house and other improvements
upon II. The terms were one-third cash, and
balance In sir, twelve, and eighteen months, with
interest, and Il was bought by Patrick Donshoe.
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HOUSE and Furniture for Rent.--The
IL subscriber wishes 70 rent his house, contain
ing 10 roems situated on Pennsylvania avenue, be
tween 18th and 18th streets, near the War Depart
ment and Wipder's Building, No, l4.
Terms very moderate, and possession given imme-
dately. X w. BATES.
ap ie-eof
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM UOEMENl S.
BUNKER HILL DIORAMA,
Many Yard Odd FslloUs' Hall,
For Two Nights Only, viz:
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, May Gath and Goth.
EB- Also, Friday Afternoon, at three o'clock
ECONOMY is A PRINCIPLE OF AC-
Ia ton which, If enaciously adhered TO- Is produc-
tive Of the most brilliant success in every ayocaton
of life.
RICHARD w. CARTER, corner Of Louisiana
avenue and Seventh street. is dispensing Linen Goods
OF superior makes ut great sacrifices. Purchasing
bis goods for cash in New York he Is enabled to sell
to the ladies of Washington Tablecloths Of the best
description 25 per cent less than any other house
within the Metropolis
He has received from New York superior assort-
ment Of Irish Linens, Table Cloths Corded Swiss
Muslins, Plaid Musns, Table Linens, ION and l21l
His arrangements with New York and Phadel-
pha auction houses are such as to place him In con-
slant receipt Of many desirable goods much below
the regular rates. may ~
NOR RENT, A COMFORTABLE Brick
IL House. containing eleven rooms, situated on X
the residence of Mayor Towers.
Possession can be had Immediately. Apply to r.
G. Handy, Police Officer, Third Ward.
may 2l7-5tN
NOR RENT, TILL THE 18th OF mo-
- vembcr next, the large house at the corner of
18th and streets Call at the Sentinel Office.
may 2l--lwd
SIO REWARD.
II OST or Stolen-A ladies Gold Watch
as Of Liverpool
The above reward will be given for the return Of
the Watch at the Organ office, and no questions
asked. may 22--8t
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A CARD, LOOK HERE.
LII We lovers Of the good things of til ]

a LII We lovers OF the good things OF this
IA life, and we will tell you where you may. obtain
would respectfully ask a continuance Of the same
during this spring and summer. am prepared to
furnish all "who will give me call with the sweet
and cooling beverages in my line, at the shortest
tice.
Such as Ice Cream Water Ices Of all havors, Char
lote Russo, Blancmange and cakes of all kinds and
also foreign and domestic fruits and confectionery
generally, kept in well regulated establishments Of
the kind.
Particular attention will be paid to furnishing we'd
ding or brides cakes, also PARTIES Balls, Excursions,
Picncs, DC, &c and upon reasonable terms Call ut
the old stand on Massachusetts, avenue between 9th
and 10th streets, Northern Liberties.
N b. Best quality Ice Cream, at Il 30 per gallon.
may 7--3m JOHN W. RIGHTSTINE.
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FIGHTfse.--Alexander Moore was arrested By
Officer Burr, for assaulting and msltreating man
named John Waters, and taken before Magistrate
Dom, who sent him to jail Both parties are ne
groes. VIM. Jones, another negro, threatened
Waters with an additional beating, and he was also
disposed Of The fight was on K between LIST and
I'd streets.
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A CARD.
" Economy Is the road to vealth."
Great reduction I'm the price Of Hats and

TNHE undersigned, having made arrangements
il with New York Hat Company TO be constant
" supplied with the best Moleskn dress hats got
up in the latest STYLE offers them at the uDprecedent
ed low price Of Is So worth from four 70 five dollars
second quality, Is, worth from - 80 70 a and
very good fashionable hat at a. 80 worth from ss 10
% so.
Also, Beebe a Co.'S Hats, at a much less advance
than they have been heretofore sold in this city.
Firstrate drab beaver Hats, % so.
All kinds Of soft Hats and Caps very low.
In order 10 sell at the above low prices the cash
system must be adopted consequently those who
purchase will not be charged from is 10 25 per cent
as an offsett for bad debts, ANTHONY,
(for many years In the employ Todd 4 Coz
No. 8 Columbia place, 7th street.
an 1e-coam Cd door north of Penn. avenue.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT,

Am r. Street, one door from the corner Of
" Ninth, No. SOL, very desirably situated being
contiguous TO the Patent and Post Offices and adjoin-
ing Mrs. Spalding's Boarding-house. may s--H
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ABUNDANCE or slLyrR--A letter from Wash
ington says
"A few months since and general complaint
Of the great scarcity Of silver was heard through
out our land, and in order to meet the demand for
coin, orders were issued from the Treasury Depart
ment authorizing the purchase Of bullion. These
orders have been so promptly filed that counter
orders have just been issued stopping the pur
chAses A draft for sl ! $50 was sent to Beebe A
Co., Of New York, on Saturday last, on account Of
purchase Of silver, and another 10 the cashier Of
the Bank Of Americs, for $66,195. These pur
chascs were made In New Orleans, and the silver
was mostly from the Mexican mines.n
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FOR RENT.
A NEAT and comfortable two-story
n Frame House, with back and side yard, situ-
ated on 9th street. between II and !. To "a punctual
tenant the Mt will be moderate
Inquire Of II. THORN, Z
may 22-eo3t Sth tsreet, between ID and 4.
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VIRaIsIA ELEcrIoN.--This much-talked of event
is progressing to-day, and every person in this city
who can possibly claim vote in the State, has
gone home to deposte it in the present exciting
struggle. A very large amount of money viii
change handsupon the result Of this election, large
and numerous bets having been made as late rs
last night.
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BKEr.-It is said that the butchers purchasing
at the Drover's Rest in Georgetown, have COM
bined to purchase no beef ON the hoof until prices
are reduced to a reasonable amount We think
this will effect something If the butchers win all
agree TO, and abide BY, this declaration
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UyHE undersigned IL prepared TO furnish
u 10 order, Looking-glasses, Portrait and Pic
turo Frames, Of any pattern also, marbe-tup
Pier Tables, with brackets Room Moulding. Look
ing-glasses inserted in old frames.
Also, all kinds Of old work regilt with despatch,
and on reasonable terms.
JOHN WAGNER,
255, Penn. avenue, Tive fth street,
ap IL Opposite Kirkwood House
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At Mrs. Kesslcr's, No. 3S3 Penn. avenue,
I'D 23--eodlm south side, bet 9th and AZ
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! Books FOR THE TMEs.-Mr. John Irwin, the
agent for several publishing houses, both in Phil
adephia and Cincinnati, is now in this city soil
citing subscriptions for some of the books just
needed at this juncture TO inform the people gen.
orally in regard to the times He will be active
for time in this city, and the public will not fa
to subscribe for the works, upon his calling upon
them.
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SHORT CouRrsmp.--A person from the land Of
vrows" and lager bier, named Seitz, about fifty
years Of age, saw on Sunday morning last coun-
trywomen of bis for the first time in his fe In the
evening the two were made one in the silken
bond of matrimony. He has his counting TO
do yet, perhaps.
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plause. IL substantial proposition in which
he expressed opinion.
A word TO Mr.. Wallach / hope you viii not
interrupt me again. / have enough TO do TO re-
ply TO my eloquent friend from Alexandra In half
an hour. After / am done with him. II you viii
enter the pit fairly, win fight you TO your hearts
content, barefooted, or with gafts on. Great
slaughter and applause.
Mr. wallach here remarked that he would not
interrupt him again.
The gentleman from Alexandria ridicules our
fear OF the Pope. Well, as we lawyers say, we dc
not fear the old fsiiov in propria persona But
the principles be represents which we believe 70
be dangerous to our country and antagonistic 70
our republican institutions He also asks, how We
Wings In disguise expect TO succeed when we faled
under the command Of tho gallant Wiser Thai
was the reason Of our failure. We had a bad gen
era, and could not fight, and that is one OF the
strong reasons why we expect TO succeed now
The Democratic party have bad general he car
not rally the forces; viii they fight under him
[Grcat laughter and applause We then cashierct
him; he turned traitor and went over to the enc
my, and on next Thursday we intend TO visit hin
with traitors doom; kill him 50 dead he viii
never kick.
\ The gentleman knows one Wing, he says who
intends 10 vote for Wise. Proud boasti w,
know thousands Of Democrats who intend to vot,
for one Of Virgnia's noblcst sons, Thomas s. Flour
noy. You may have a few renegade Wings, bu
the American party, with the unterri6ed Democ
rscy win give you Roland for your Oliver. Th'
gentleman holds the ace Of trumps and brags high
but we can out Drag him. We hold flush, al
hearts; the hearts Of the American people, and W
intend to rake down the pile.
The President then notified Captain G. that hi
time was out and, amid loud cries Of ego on, 20 on
we win stay all night and submitted TO the rule
and concluded With asking How the chivslrou
sons Of the Old Dominion could vote for man VII
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G Orleans 10y water wis The keel boat
:, 4 copy Of the Louisiana Gazet,e is Of
: our table, published In New Orleans
p Dec, 2l, 1918, informs us. that 9Th,
. keel boat Jaekson, Capt. Swain, vii
I sail on Wednesday next for Na,chez
/. The Jackson is a new boat and the
Captain well acquainted with the river
For freight or passage, apply to 1'hos
'lewes, or The Captain on board, op-
rUsitc the Custom house" hTbe Cap.
lain is well acquainted with the riy.
err Think Of that; furty years ago
IT was necessary to give this public
assurance. for the trip was considered
Snort If made in three weeks aud now
we have it in less than three days A.
But to n later period ten, fifteen
years ng', hoats were made different.
ly--acted differently, and were man.
hged differently We recolleet the
Persian asn model Of the fashion
of boats III that period The upper
cablns were rot "all in state rooms''
She was bread in the beam shallow.
devoid Of fahey eil,lihg, or mould
wotk+=lal simple and easily internal
arrangements, and might be heard
wnen coming "Hfar off. - Her wheel
houses did not jtt up The presen. Cam.
els back fashions but were low. and
When her 'f'b'ieFets" came down, the
surrounding country was called on to
note 1t. in that day, it was refreshing
10 hear he Gaptain frpm The hurricane
deck, sing ont "Gye herAa lick back ~
But now, alas. hos different. We
travel week and know not the mas
Ter Of the vessel. Then 1t was not
necessary for the Clerk to hang out
that pasle-board which is an epitoipe
OF The times--"Genftemen will please
come up to the office and sett lo---.stpo
Tree list and other like bits Of in
which arc ia decided bad
fi'sse-"in point Of fact vulgar. -
This is oil right=+the times require it,
y il would not be. One thing, how.
yer IN reference TO this matter, there t
= decided ohjsetion TO these william. I
'ns believing whistles now fashioba.
'le. Such lean kline, as do not sleep c
onnd o'nights, are disturbed by this
'pabaf'ng+ nuisance. The only thing d
make ihe matter palateable is to ]
et this villanons noise to music. n
A HE MOST REMARKABLE Polish
ow Our'--Y Yesterday we met :,
sllsat've md quisical looking gentle. :
ian at the street corner IA Yankee Of :
purse) with small hand cart filed :
18th steen's model boot polish. In '
ice he convinced us Of The merit Of :,
'e polish by practical demon pstration j
uotlng the ancient and modern poets :,
! The meanwhile. This over--in the !,
lost affable and courteous manner he
resented us one Of the largest boxes :.
l'h q request that we should speak =
it edltorially. We do this with the y
'eatest pleasure and pronounce the %
'ticlc altogether superior to Mason's, ia
iSon's orta any body elses MIXTURE vi
8 before said, it is decidedly the On
ost remarkable p,lis1' now out. tel
ExTRAeRDINAHY WRITERs.---Tbe -
elta makes some passes at lis, on '''
count of our extraordinary writer's ~
ID orators, The Delta wants 10 'as
low if Messrs. Rivers aud Lacey sur "0
We the pelting they received 10 die. ""
mary words, from the writer in the '"'
'zette who signs himself Lobby 2" COT
d are unable to ,ns,sr ve' ho 90
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NUMBER 81.
st. valeutiHe's Dat.

~ zHYo w tug befl,hgB VI OuT afitts
tors, the time bonorpl obseryapeti 4,
days N the unarring calender consa.
Grated to Patriots, statesmen, Warri
ors. sages, Saints and Sinners. These
are the land marks in life's pilgrim
age the mile posts that greet the
weary traveller by tbs way side and
without them to relieve the monota,,y
OF travel, the Pilgrim would veluntari
ly sink forest forever. They are the
chains by which the past Is united to
the present and we look back upop
joys gone by, and contrast them will,
those present, and sigh, that old age
has rendered US ealeus to the slender
impeaehments.' Yet if The gray head
ed sinner may not indulge In the DAYS
conseerated to posey. to love in its most
exciting and interesting phrase, which
on st. Valentine, is in lis hey day pc
tiod Of existenee--wben there ia a IL
cense TO indulge in that nhst exani
site Of all felicity ty--firtatia, we say,
IT the old mnn may not take b side
hand in this kind Of pass time /; still
there issa consolation for llini,in, the
taet that there are ''all saints days and
days Of fasting" in which his per
verted nature may find delight ami be
may, enjoy limself.in, maleIctiops up.
On the light hearted, who have MT yet
seen the folly Of life. y No day in
tbe calendar Of noted days, IL more IN.
Feresting tlap st. Valentines. Here
may the young turn asids from The
restraint Of the year, and indulge
without fear Of parental ffowht. In love
nissives eeliehed Ia red
'oses and blue; violets, hyaeintbs.
'uds Of The ri gl,t shade, and butehe-
ors buttons Here IL a demand for
haste notices here rnhy We consult
he poetsto know how they have fsh
nder the influence Of that most pow
rfu'. all potent, oihnipreseht pri6ei-
le---loye. Hets Is employment for
be painter ns we'll as the Poet, ma
olors are tased 10 their utmost cabaei. 6
! to give Il ri tint to the extrsrni-
es of Cupid H. si &a55#
It's q modern thing with Red Stick 9
's. TO indulge The pleasures of ST.
alent'ne. The earliest note Of tile
~ we trace back about twelve years.
hen it was our honor To tfieiate as
aitre de .Poste for this important city.
I'd a Valentine passed through cur
md, which caused an ipdnlgept. fa-
cr's heart to break a noble and gele
Gus brother to lose his sIifs, byte
nrderer's knife in Lafayette street,
d 10 complete the ,nagedyh-s'lieide
prison.. What An awful wart,jpa il
IS! What a living lesson to tie
child, and the blaek Heart.
william, who, makes war IN. the holy
finances Of, God aud man. h, bar,
-[-A-1 4 4--
AsK1vERsARY BALL.--A1 Grand
'ncy Dress Anniversary Ball wilibe
zen at the Capitol on the 22nd insts
0 advertisement. The best feat,,e in
} bill i; is, that fine band ofrnusic
] be here from the city on tbat oe-
ion. All we regret about tho n,at4
). is, that the Birth day ofyahe
lher Of lis Country" eomesthis sea-.
/. on the second day Of lent Tbisi
ret is ON our own account. Our
ing COR menccs at that season, and
cannot forego the pleasure Of star
: ourself and abstaining from all
indulgences; andgwes
ut tthe Bali as the chief: If we
1t all, we shall obtain nn iDdulp.3
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BATON ROUGE, La, SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IS, 1855

(pf course) with q great deal ct d lies
es we are called OH as q public jou'
nafst, and eonsetva'or Of the publ
peace, tu notice the Battle of Orleans
as It NOW appears on canvass in The oI
flee of the speesa' messenger Of Tn
Governor Mt the Capitol ;, If it wer'
a private battle we should say nothing
Of 1t but as it has been placed there
sur legislative and other inspection
with q view Of having that magnani
nous individual Of the feminine gen
de-, il not Of the lel ne speries-tht
Estate If Louisiana to purchase j.,
conrse we 'nust speak as learnely.
ahl rs critically as we can. A few
nights since. we had a 'uight view oI
ile work, which was some what elou.
ded with tobacco smoke and ot,e,
mystilnrs, and we resolved within our.
self to do The artist no injury, f'on
l'as'y nctlce, to GO again and With
utielondel vision look Mt the Battle as
i is, in LAY light 10 this end we
went and did i. A gentleman (,hp
artist we pres'ine) poiited us out The
various points, vhiel, for further lucia
alton were malred down Oh IL map Of
green, White ahd blue, designed lc ae-
company The picture. We ma9elpd
much, when the artist pointed ns to i
patch OF the most ,ilninous looking
smoke where nothing was visible to
'nr eye, except white and ll. ok paint
nd told ns very blandlr that "Mere
vas whore Col. laekingham was Kill |
d dead. and afterwards pickled lor
ransportation.f .4
We have become very cre,lulous of
ate. and make no question that what
lie gentleman ga, is Il fact--a mei-
"eholy fact. We were pleased also
} learn, that the morning of the bat
e, there wns "a fog which accounts
y many Of The figures being il very
rtalny and underlined state. Tie
zen in The foreground. look for ali
q world like the soqe,s at Capiev.1
lies who move to The music of ouills
id wires. The river Is running in ,
! directions "ror Sunday" and thr
gz floating int same, are the l,aav- ;
1t locking logs we ever looked on.
il IN all, tie battle Of Orleans is In +,
II minds eye, a hunbug, and the !
agh'fy'bg glass you look through al !,
only serves to make it a greater i
imbug IA the State is always rea- 8
I" enter into anything of this sort.
hope the committee to whom the
tile vas referred, will recommend =
e'r patriotic compcers to vote "twen :
tlousand' for Il. "
IA before sad. we regret to have y :
pitch into anything, and certain :. :"
the Battle of Orleans is the very !,
i thing, we would make effort TO :
u TO pleces---but we must, in The I
"es'y Of our conviction, say that the =, =,
'st would do a more creditable bus. :, "
- at any thing else, than painting ! !.
Tue MURDER or I. MArs.---,Ve =,
-, u
b''shed a few dats ago. a notice Of ~
j murder Of 7. Mays near Jackson. D
'mioor friend l. Hernandez, Esqr. A
Jatkson, we now learn that the N
rderer and one Of bis aceompli,es
Q been arrested. The watch and y
'e other personal property of Mr.. -
70 was found on a negro man, in :,
kton on Saturday night last who !. !.
that he had purchased the ar,i. -
of nnnfhor ,,ao,n :, pa,,,,, VII
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}ryA companyef celtrd 1'hosrians
are N successful operation in Cincina.,
u, They Performed Romeo and Ju.
hcs on Thursday evening 81 last
week. -