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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-04
Wholesale Tin Ware
FACTO.. Y.
G II. VERONCE & BROTHER

- G. II. fftUNET & BIET ifi.N
Dealers IN Plain JG}Gnmcd TIN Ware,
Take this ncih"d ol informing thc'l
friends and customers tia, itry have re-
Gently made large additions 10 !':'ir n.a-
.lii;cr@ ST; rs 10 enable ,h"m tn supply
the great demand i'll the above i.nr "ii!
nea;ncss and despatch nnr ware IL q! til"
best make and warranted ro' 10 .cak.
The country trade supplied on liberal
terms.
G3, State st. (ncar the narkr') Charleston
November ~, 1884 . ON
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-04

OF lENELRY. &c
In addition L. his former S;nrk h. has in. 1
received m'W and extensive. assortment Of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. Manici
tl.btk:> every variety. Silver and Plated
Ware, !ars; variety: Military AMI Fancy
Goods Guns. Rifles. Sp"rt-mAm'> Apparatus,
fim lorSri and Tail. Cutlery, :tud Il large
assortment If FANCY GOODS
Ills prices will he iunnd on rN,ninntion. to
he H. moderate us ~ any other establishment
in the South. Thankini inr past i.vnrs. he So
lIcis Il continuance Of Ihr patronage. Of his
former friends and customers.
March -. 1871. 20 w.
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BY J. Q. MCGUIRE, Au.s,on..r.

NkEAI SALE OF SUPERIOR CABINET FUR
- -, ni1eIe and House Furnishing Goods, by order
OIL Me Uipnans. Conrt.-Ou TUESDAY morning,
Apri! 18th, at 10 O'Clock, land con,nuins from d,y
10 Gay unti the whole is disposed cfN I shall sell
al he extensive garerooms of the late John d.
bIown, known as the "Apollo Hall' building, all
comprising
Suites of elegantly carved Parlor Furniture in rose
wooo' walnut. and mahogany, covered with
o;,h,v ooo o ehes, Plu'h, damasa and hair cloth
ire, Sofa, and Pier Tables, Sideboards, Beau
scrptoR and STYLE w
Eleean, Wa,drobes, Dressing Tables, Etageres, La.
dles Wnting Cabinets, Secretary, and Book.
cases, Music Stands, Fancy Tables, What
NOUS. wiring Desks, arm and parior Chairs
ROCKERS, Sofas. Tete a-Tetes, extension, din
ing, breakfast, and refreshment Tables, &C.,
beautifully finished, in the various woods OF
every conceivable style and value
Gilt, rosewood, walnut, and mahoeany-fi famed Look
ing glasses, Of every description
Countlng mousse, ONCE, and parior Writing Desks
OF me most approved patterns, from q cele-
brated manufacturer in Philadelphia
iiign posi-, french, Italian, Jenny Lind, and Cottage
eusteaos, OF all The various patterns
Superior CURED han, spring, and husk Mattresses
very large assortment Of Lounges, cane seat and
back Rockers, Office, dining, and chamber
Handsome gothic reception, hall, and fancy Chair.
I'm large quantities
Extensive assortment Of plain Furniture, compris
ing
Bureaus, Warirobes, Bedsteads, Tables
Mashstands, Cribs, Cradles. Towel Stands
What Nots, &C., of walnut ami mahogany
Also, a large quantity China and Glassware Clocks
Buckets, Tubs, Busters, Clothes Horses, Flou
and Spice Boxes, Baskets, Door Mats, &c
Excellent Iron Safe, Office Desk and Fixtures, Fur
Together with the lease of the building, which il
believed to be one Of the best locations for thu
house furnishing business In the city.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum ant
under 500 credit Of sixty and ninety days ant
all sums over 500 credit Of one, two, and fou
months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearin:
interest.
p. 9. The attention Of the trade in this and tht
neghboring cities |, specially called to the sale
this stock which is probably the largest and best Sc
lected south of New York
Every facility possible will he afforded for pack
ing and forwarding goods purchased at the sale.
BY order Of the Admin TRAITOR.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
aprS- Auctioneer.
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ARGE sALEOF FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD
IL Effects and Bar room FiItures-On MONDAY
morning, April 10th, at 10 O'Clock, at the Mount
Pleasant Hotel, corner of north street and Della
ware avenue, the subscriber will SELL by virtue of a
deed Of trust duly recorded among the land records.
for Washington county, all the Furniture and Ef-
fects comprising
Two mahogany hair spring Sofas, three Rockers
IL mahogany spring seat Chairs
Marble top Centre Tables
Secretary and Bookcase
Gilt frame Mirrors, 10 mahogany fir anne Glasses
3-ply and ingram Carpets OileIoth
Mahogany dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes
mahogany French Bed.teads
- nipple patent Dets,eaos
u Washslauds
IL superior cuTled hair Mattresses
~ musk Mattresses, Boosters and Pillows
Blankets, Counterpanes, Toilet Sets
cane and wood seat Chairs
ming Tables, Window Shades
China and Glassware, Cutlery
Cook Stove, Kitchen Range and Fixtures
Bar and Fixtures, sc.
Together with q general assortment of Kitchen
Utensils
FERNS: All sums of and under SOS cash over q
credit OF 2 and months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed bearing interest.
THOS. FISHER, Trustee.
JAMES C.. MCGUIRE,
apr Cd Auctioneer.
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The Cincinnati Riots.

The Baltimore American Of Saturday last
says:
"The universal condemnation Of the riotous
proceedings by which the ballot boxes were
broken open and the contents destroyed, shows
a commendabe popular repentance, but 1t can
neither recall to life those who have been
slain upon that occasion, nor can II obliterate
the stain upon the character of our nstitutions,
which is now speeding over the world with all
the rapidity of steam and lightning. Tho
resolutions of the American order condemn
the violence, and attribute it 10 tho dishonss.
ty Of certain gamblers who destroyed the bal.
lots to save their bets. They also condemn
the riots in the most unequivocal manner, and
rspudiate such of the members as were con.
csrned in It We cannot sec that the Ger
mans could have done otherwise under the
circumstances than to resent tho assaults
made upon than. They have, moreover, sur.
rendered their cannon, and manifesto dis
position to keep the peace"
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Auction Sales,
BIZ j, O., MCGUIRE, Auctionssr.

VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Y Carriage House and Lot on 7th street for sale
at Auction The owner being about 10 remove
from the city, will sell, on THURSDAY, the l2th
day April next, at S O'Clock p. m, the dwelling
house he now occupies, situated on 9TH street west,
between NJ and streets north, and being num-
bered 2f6. The house contains nine rooms and an
entry The main building 10 10 by "a feet, with
ceilings 10 feet high in the two lowest rooms and
feet In the upper story. The back building 10 OF
bnck, IA by 10 feet with brick paved Cellar, back
Of this is shed suitable for keeping fuel, washing,
sc. At the rear OF the lot is good stable and car
rage house, with paved alley. The front OF the
house is Of pressed brick, and II has neat paline
fence enclosing a small yard in 'front.' The house lie
new and well supplied with closets and every con-
Portable II il In rspdly improving part of the city
and is worthy the attention Of purchasers, Is
be sold.
Title perfect.
Terms OGe-fourth cash; the balance in 6, u,
and 10 months, with interest from the dae Of sale.
deed given and q deed Of trust taken.
Ii the terms Of sale not complied with within
three days from the day Of sale, the property will be
again sold at The risk and of the first purchaser
The property may be examined any day prev ious
70 the sale.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE, ~
ap5-d AuctioneeY.
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MISS CHARLorfn WYxrrr.-Thia xouna

MISS CHARLOTTE WYRrfE.-This youne
lady commences an engagement at Iron Hail
tonight. She comes to Washington with an
enviable professional reputation, obtained in
the northern cities. Shs is quite young and
"to the manor born" We have heard 40
much Of her as one Of the most promising
rising theatrical stars, that Nc confess to great
anxiety to witness her acting. She is sup
ported by Mr. J; H: Taylor, who has also
tragedian. Tonight they play Pauline and
Claude Melnotte, in the Lady Of Lyons. We
bespeak for them full house.
HE MERRY SEAsoN.-The Kunkei troupe
open to night at the National Theatre, for
three nights. As q matter of course they will
be greeted with full house. the universal 40.
COMPARTMENT Of their so amusing and agree.
able exhibitions in Washington city. They
are at this time second to no other burlesque
opera troupe In the country.
PRAIRIE ON FIRE Those terrible fires are
Sometimes the result Of accident. and Some.
times of design; firing the prairie being ono of
the modes of Indian warfare. They occur
when the grass is dry In autumn, travelling
with the wind, and With almost equal velocity,
driving hunters and the animals Of the prair RE
before 1t in alarm. A representation of one of
shVSo oOcnoo, p6tAt0u vi CduNdS6, III tuo bcIle6
Of Stanley's Western Wilds, can be seen at
Odd Fellows Hall tonight.
THE REv. DR.. OavILLE DEwRY preached q
sermon yesterday to large congregation in
the Unitarian church of this city and the
Rev. DR.. Thomas B. Sargent, q popular min
lister of the Methodist Episcopal church, like
wise addressed crowded auditories at Wesley
Chapel in the morning, and at the Foundry in
the evening Of the same day.
The FIsHERIBs.-The close Of the past
week was more favorable to the fisheries on the
Potomac than at any former period this season
This is good news to the lovers of the delicate
and popular piscatary food.
GHNrLENES's GLOVES Wall & Ste phens
are really selling as nice kid gloves as gen.
tlenan can wish to wear at fifty cents per pair
Just drop in and look at them.
WATCH RErURNS.-Marcella Duncan, mali.
cious mischief; Jail. George Briggs, drunk
and disorderly; fine and costs. James Scou
man, colored, osstructing entrance to church
fine and costs. Thos. johnson, do do Chas
Days, do. do. John Hawkins, do. do. John
Stem er, do. do. During Saturday and last
night there were seven dodgers in the watch.
house.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS

Observation-Disclosures
ALEXANDRIA, April 9, 1855.
The polls for the election of four Overssers
Of the Poor, opened at the Council Chamber
this morning. Up to the time of closing my
letter, but few votes had been polled, and
little interest manifested
Yesterday, Easter Sunday, was celebrated
with appropriate ceremonies in the Catholic
and P 'otestant Epis opal Churches.
On the night of Saturday, a largo stable in
the rear Of Judge Neale's residence, was dis.
covered to be on fire, notwithstanding the un-
firing efforts of our gallant fremen it was
burned 10 the ground
Little is stirring Of general interest. George
Kunkel and his inimitable troupe will be here
this week, and next Monday the Diorama of
the Battle Of Bunker Hill opens at Liberty
Hall. AMI
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The RoxhurY Kuupsry.

BosroN, April THE Committee of the
Legislature appointed to investigate the cir
Roxbury Nunnery, held q session this morn
ing. n. Hale, Esq, and his son C Hale, cd.
tors Of the Advertiser, were present and az
frmed the truth Of the published statement.
Ii was finally resolved by the committee 70
examine the inmates Of the Nunnery. and al
so the Committee, and then friends who visited
It: at a future meeting. The Committee then
adjourned
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LIME. PLASTER.

NEMENT, HAIR, &e.-Just opened two large
~ kilns Of splendid wood hurnt Lime.-A. l. y
HOOVER have this day entered into co-partner-
ship; and, having made sCveral additions 10 their
fine kilns, are now manufacturing from 800 70 600
barrels Of the best wood burnt Lime per week
which will be sold al the lowest market prices
Also, constantly on hand a large quantity of the
finest PLASTER, CEMENT and HAIR 20 be found
in this city.
All those who are 10 want of these articles will
certainly find il TO their advantage TO give them
call. A. h l. p. HOOVER
Potomac Lime Kilns, 9Th street,
one square south lower bridge, near Geos,n.
ap3-d3w
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
Msthodtsm-Marksts.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GEORGETOWN, April 0, 1855.
Rev. Mr.. Brooke, of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, delivered an eloquent discourse,
last night, on the futject Of Methodism +"
The congregation was quite large, and all
seemed pleased at the manner in which he
handled the subject.
The -four market is unsettled at prices
ranging from $9S7k to $40 for stand ard
brands. Wheat is held at 81 AZ for white, and
1886 for red, as in quality. SPECTATOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-09

ARTICLES.-Coxe's sparkling Gelatin
W. T.. making Jelliss
Cooper's sheet and shred IsinElaes for do
TapiOck and sage, for pufdings
London Mustard, very superior
African Cayenne Pepper, genuine
Tuscan family Salad Oil
Curry Powder
Pure Bermuda and Florida Arrovroot
Fiavoring Extrac's and Vanilla Beans
Also Medicinal Liquors. imported expressly for nvads
Old Hennsssy Brandy, pals
Old Port Wine, pure juice
Pale Sherry, Gi-ser Wine excellent tonic aud invig
Grating cordial particularly beneficial persons
feriog from weak and nervous state of the stomach
For sale BY z. ID. GILMAN,
Druggist near Browns Hotel.
Cash purchasers and punctusl customers solicited.
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loss Of the enemy was not under 900 men, for
during their retreat they were exposed to the
heavy fire Of the neighboring bastions, and Of
the steamers Vladimir, Chorsonese, and Gro.
monossets, anchored in the roadstead.
On our side we had IS men killed, subal-
terms and 236 mon wounded.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioneer,

BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auction ers.
CEvEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
- A1ction.-On WEDNESDAY, lSm instant, we
shall sell, att O'Clock p M, "a 237 feet of ground
having front on c street south l4S feet 5 inches
and 9Th straet east 283 feet 10 inches.
The above described properly is handsomely 10
Gated, distant from the Navy Y9rd but few min
utes' walk. ~
Terms: Onehalf cast balance In one and two
years, the purchaser give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of sale
A deed given and q deed of trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
ap9-eotd Auctioncers.
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By j. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctionssr.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
IL at Public Sale.-On WEDNESDAY morning
ApE llih, a. 10 O'CLOCK at the residence OF the late
DIR. Wotherspoon No. 493 Seventeenth street, be
tween and streets, shall sell, by order OF the
by order of the Orphans Court, all his Furniture
and Household Effects, VIZ:
Mahogany French Sofa, Arm Chairs
Do Pafor Chairs. Etasere
Walnut Divans, Rout and Fancy Tables
Marble top Centre Table, do. Beaufet
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Carpets, Mating, Oilcloth
Hatrack, Hall Table, Stair Carpet
Curtains, Shades, Girsndoles, Cocks
Walnut French Bedsteads, Bureaus
Washstands, Toilet Sets
Excellent hair and hush Mattresses
Bed and Table linen, Bolsters and Pillows
Dining and Breakfast Tables
China and Glassware Knives and forks
Refngerators, Silver plated Casters, sc.
Together with the usual assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms All sums of and under $40 cash over $40
credit of ninety days for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ap I'd Auctioneer.
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Baltimore Markets .

BALTIMORE, April s.-Flour is unch apes&N
sales Of $50 bbls. Howard street. at 81 s7k.
rad at s2.3Oa$2z0; white, 81 20 $40 mar
rushel. Corn is unchan sed-sales of Whit.
a. s3aesc; yellow, $500. Rye-salea of Penn.
sylvania at Sl.3S. Oats, 6Ss62i.
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~ GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE FRAME HOUSE AND LOTS at
Auctisn.-On TUESDAY, the 10th instant
we shall sell. in front of the premises, at o'cInck
p m, parts Lots Nos. 10 and Is, in Square No. 5l3
with the improvements, which are a good two rto
~ cottage House. containing five good and conve
nientiy arranged rooms, with passage and kitchen
and cellar, and all necessary outbuildngs.
The above described property fronts on ~ street
IS feet inches, between X and L SITS. SOUTH run
ming back 100 feet to Is feet alley.
Title indispu:able.
Terms of sale: One quarter cash the baisnee q
credit off, IL and ls months, for noles bearir in
terest from the day Of sale
A deed given and deed Of trust taken
GREEN l. SCOTT,
apr I'D Auclioneers
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Death Of a French Commander, "a

New YORK, April s.-Advices from Austria
liza to January IL, mention the death of Ad.
miral Despsinte, the commander OF the French
squadror in the Pacific He died on board
the frigate Daporte, the day before she reached
Callao
DR.. Catherwocd, an American, was about to
explore the interior Of Australia
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New York Market.

NEW York, April Cotton q unchanged,
With . moderate demand at previous rates
Flour is q trife higher. Good Ohio at 50 87f
aSl0 81. SOuthefn-salss Of 1000 bbls at
S9.75 q $lG.46. Wheat is firm with IN upward
tendency. Corn is trihe higher; sales Of
$4,000 bushels mixed at 81 05 a 81 06. Pork
10 tribe lower; old mess SIS IS q SIS 50 per
Dbl. Beef is firm and tending upward. Lard
ia unchanged. Ohio Whi:ky Csc.
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Blot in q Catholic Church.

NEW YORK, Aprn "a riot took place q
Oxford In this State, yesterday, in consequence
Of an eIcommunicated number being ordered
out Of Catholic church, BY the priest. The
services were Suspended, and . general hsht
snsusd outside Of the church, between the
Catholics and Protsstants. without any serious
re- nit
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NJ CARD TO THE LADIEs.-GooD NEWS FOR THE
DIR. DUPoNcos GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS,
the best and most nfsble remedy discovered
lIeving and curing all painful distressing and difficult
sruaon and removing all periodical obstructons ard
complete
TRICMPH in MEDICAL SCIENCE.
They prepared by which concentrates the
ingredients small bulk, thus rendering
for delicate females to take large doses Of drugs
Dr. Duponcos Pills the result of THIRTY YEARS
They hsvs been ave tised for little year.
SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES
already been sold and the demand them rapidly
wherever they become known. They hsye been
thoroughly tried in Washington, and found TO act like
charm.
Sold by all Druggists IA Washington, Georgetown and Al
xandris, Va. l-eo5ms
n~PBAKERS PREMIUM BITTER5, without doubt Is one
w. OF the popular medicines in this State, ard the
great confidence through its friends has caused such In
demands that the proprietor has found necessary
his facility for ranufacturing the Bter
may be able All all orders promptly. Our
able physicians using In t1er regular practice for
virles IN OF Dyspepsia Nervous Headache Dis
ordered Bowels and general rlterGye of the whole
Union Hill ST tion. below Volumes Of the kind
already been furnished the proprietor.
RICHMOND, Sep = 1854.
take great pleasure in tesfy the virtue OF Bakers
Premium Bitters remedy for obstinate Indigestion
lief the OF dyspepsia and headache
have escaped my annual attacks OF chs.
REV F. J. BoGGS,
Pastor Of Union Hill station.
To be had Of CHARLES sTOTT CO., Washington D. c.,
CANDY HATCH, and SETH 3. HASCE, Baltimore and by
Drusgists everywhere. apr S-eolw
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SPRING MILLINERY.

- MRS. M. A. HILLS respectfully
announces to the ladies of Washing
x ton and vicinity that she has lust re.
~es turned from New York with large "
and varied assortment Of Spring Millinery oompris-
Ing in part,
straws in every variety, from 3IKc. 10 SIS
Misses and BOYS, Hats. from 7Ec 10 As
New styles Lawn Bonneis, Ribbons, Flowers,
feathers, Dress Trimmings, Caps, Head Dresses,
&c. 286 Penn. avenue,
ap2-lw
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AFRICAN Troops FOR THE FoRE1GN LEGION.
Tho Halifax Chronicle of April LIST says:
Yesterday morning the brig America arrived
from Boston with her complement of the new
troops, amounting to about 80 in all. They
were landed in the course of the forenoon at
the Queens wharf. and marched up to the
quarters in the Military Hospital. They are
principally Germans, healthy looking men,
but Of all conceivable degrees of statue.
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RATS IN HARNBss.-A sporting gentleman
In New York offers to bet large amount that
during the coming summer he will drive from
the Astor House to Union Square in q light
wagon drawn by rats. He calculates that he
can accomplish the task with 100 rats In har.
ness.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AND STONE
Foundation for sale at very great sacrifice
for cash or short credit beautifully located Sd St.
the City Hall, being a part of Lot IL, SQuare
652, having front OF 26 feet and % feet inches
deep, and has the privilege Of brick wall adoin-
ing. Appyto
E X LUNDY,
No: las Bridge street, Georgetown, d. C.
ap6-T
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1PAs A SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE Cartsr's
Spanish Mixture stands pre- eminent above all
It's snguary efcscous action the blood
enins and vvifyug quas its tonic action Liver
s tendency to drive all humors the surface
Cleansing the system according prescrp
ton Its harmless aDd at tie time good
effects and the number OF testified 10 many
most respectable citizens Of Richmond Va and elsewhere
must be conclusive evidence that there humbug
IL.
The trial of single bottle will satisfy the moot scepticsl
OF is benefits.
'.'See advertisement in another column,
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Kew York stSct Haykst.

NEW YORK, April Stocks are steady.
Money Is unchanged. Sales at the first board
II Erie Railroad, e2i; Cleveland and To'sdo
Railroad, IA; Canton COMPANY, 27i: Resding
Railroad, 49,; Cumberland Coal Com PAW, 81 3:
New York Central Railroad "a; Pennsyiyanis
Coal Company, 1o6i; Virginia 6's, 95I.
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CONNECTICUT ELBcfloN.-Ths full vote for
Governor stands: Minor, *. N y 1906 In.
CHAM. (Dem..) 1884; Dutton. (W.,) SOIL.
The Democrats elect only of the 81 Sen ators,
only IS members of the House, against 135
Know Nothings, and 26 Wings.
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BY C. w. BOTELER, AuclIons.r.

BY G. w. BOTELER, Auctionssr.
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
- Island al Auction On MONDAY efterRoon
April 9Th, at O'Clock, shall sell, on the premises
pirt of Lot No. y in Square $50, together with the
improvements thereon. consisting of two two story
frame houses, in one of which there store which
Is considered good business location. In the rea,
of the store there is large convenient and substan
ual two story brick bake house.
This property is located llth ST., (the principal
tho'oughfare TO the sic amboat wharves) between d
and f streets south
Terms: One third cash the balance on a credit
of 6, IL and lS months, with interest," secured by O
deed in trust on the property.
C. w. BoTELER,
ap 4-d Auctioneer
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Supposed Murder In Philads,phis,

PHILADELPHIA, April She body Of an
uoknown German woman wss found to-day In
the woods in the 22d Ward Of this city With
her throat cut. The coroner investigated the
matter, and . verdict Of "murdsr BY rome
person unknown" WAS rendered. A rssos
was found in her pocket, closed but not Ioody.
and . bottle Of lsudanum Was also in he.
pocket
APRIL s.-No traces have yet been diseov.
cred Of the murderer. Alexander Noble, Who
discovered the body, ID In custody. bat nothing
has yet been discovered 10 criminats him.