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BY A. GREEN, Auctionoer.
HyRUBTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Buiiding Lots at the corner Of Third
street west and III street south at Auction.
On TUESDAY, the sth II. slant, shall SELL on the
premises, ~ O'Clock, p M four beautiful Building
Lots situated 1t the corner Of Third street west and
street SOUTH having front on street Of 100 feet
and on Third street Of 81 feet inches, contain ng
between is and is thousand square feet All the lots
run back TO 80 feet alley.
This property is-very Handsomely located and will
be sold In lots 10 suit purchasers.
Terms 0ne-fourth cash the residue in 6. IL, and
le months the purchaser 70 give notes for the defer
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
All conveyancing at the cost OF the purchasers
BY order Of the Trustee
A. GREEN,
Jul I'D sE Auctioneer.
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80 ~ D. y ~ - - - 80 wv s-ez
q ENTTEWh MS FURNISHING GOODS.
EOR Spring 'ad summer, my stock of
denartmsnt ana M = for doing business nre Of
de best character 0 Tha -bc are invited I, cal |
and examine my stock rs a. .ctlAsa y ssi'
cheap for cash or TO my punctual ,Msr.. mers.
i. LANE,S 1855
Gents Furnishing 81 ore,
Penn. avenue, near Four-and IA Nalf street
AID 3O--dtf 'So''
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ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.
YUNHE original, unsurpassed. and Justly.

ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.
NHE original, unsurpassed, and justly
- celebrated Madame Adolphe, the universally
acknowledged greatest sympathist in the world, and
the same distinguished lady who created, through
her marvellous revelations Of the past, the present
well as the correct predictions OF the future such
intense excitement in England, France, and the prn
cpal cities in the United States that Queen Victoria
presented her with costly diamond and broach and
Daniel Webster with jewelled ring is now ready
TO receive vsiters at the private boarding heuse Of
Mrs. Bannerman, corner OF Ninth and 4 streets She
will inform all about the past present. and future IL
they are married or not; and when or what lady or
husband they will get business Of every descrp-
ton. Mysterious and almost impossible as her pro-
fession appears she comes recommended BY highly
respectable and innumerabe certificates OF scknow-
edged power and Skill that IL precludes all SUPPOSE
ton Of probability Of deception imposing, many
others now practice.
.F Consultation fee from so cents to ~, accord
ing to how far they wish to 60 or what time they
occupy. may 6-3m
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JEWELRY, AND SILVER
WARE.

WATCHES, JEWELKY, AND SILVER
WARE.
IT HAVE just received a large assortment
II of very fine Gold Watches, Of the most q
celebrated makers, which I will guarantee to ~
be superior time-keepers. Also, very large 0AAiD
stock of beautiful Gold Jewelry which, for variety of
style and richness cannot be excelled by any other
establishment in this section Of country. Together
with splendid stock of pure Silver Ware, compri-
sing
Full Tea Sets, Water Pitchers
Cups, Goblets
Ladies' Forks, Spoons
Butter, Fish, Cake, and Pie Knives
Napkin Rings &C., of my own manufacture
which cannot be exceed, If they can be equal
led, in this any other city.
All of which will be sold at the very lowest price,
and warranted as represented.
Watch repairing Of every description done in the
best workmanlike manner at the store $685. Pennsyl-
vania avenue three doors above Ninth street
june 2l-eotf H. o. HOOD
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

. SPECIAL NOTICE,
a LII Persons having accounts with us
IA are respectfully informed that they now
ready and will be delivered in the course of this
week Prompt payment Of the same is earnestly re-
quested.
r.s SHELLEY 4 GUY,
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 18th streets
iuly l--3t E#
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LoTrERY. ola,r .a
To be drawn Saturday, July 10, 1856.
GRAND SCHEME

Tickets 80, Halves *5, Quarters 81 90.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass 80,
To be drawn July 90, 1856.
Is drawn ballots.
CAPITALS.
$50, 000-$10, 600 6,000-S 81, COOS roo.
10 Prizes of 81 800, &c. II
Whole Tickets slo Halves So Quarters az so.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass l..
To be drawn July 20, 1856.
78numbers-l8 drawn ballots.
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ROTHwELL'S OUsE-FURNIsHING
H#NlN STORE.

#4N STORE.
Seventh Street, next to Odd Fellows, Hall.
vNHIS Store occupies one of the largest buildings
in the city, and contains very large and varied
stock Of Furniture and House-furnishing Goods. OF
almost every description including China and Glass
Ware, Wood and Willow Ware, Clocks, &c. which
will be sold as low as they can be purchased else
where viz:
Parlor Furniture, in sets, and in separate pieces
Chamber Furniture Of all kinds, including enam-
eled Cottage Sets
Dining Room Furniture Extension Tables IN
walnut and mahogany, Sideboards. &c.
Office Furniture, Desks and Writing Tables Ii
brary Cases, Chairs, &c.
The Children's Department contains variety o.
ARTICLES of utility and amusement
Baskets fancy and common. in great variety
Oil Cloth and Carpeting, Door Mats, &C.
China Tea Sets, Vases, Msntel 0rnameS go ~.
Persons DESTROYS 10 examine or 10 "A - Iii s3
articles IN The Furnishing liue arc iR0THWFII.I
see for themselves +" 'i4A'
dec 7--eotfif
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\" It'll THE VIEW OF CLOSING
w our business, we offer for SALE on accom-
modating terms the following property in Washing
ton city:
Part Of Lot q square 5l6, on which is three story
street, between Fourth and Fifth having back build
ing attached, with stable and small frame house on
rear of lot
Part Of Lot Is, square 2S8, on which is two-story
brick, (No. ALL with back building and cellar front
ing on south side of street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth.
Part of Lot 81, square 100, with two two-story
frame houses, on west side of Twentieth street. be-
tween L and NJ.
Three threestory brick houses fronting so feet on
Ninth street west, in square $685. commencing at
ner OF street north and running northerly east
side OF Ninth street These houses have back build
ings and they ground rent by lease of ninety
nine years, renewable with privilege of purchasing
at any time.
Lot 9, square 544, fronting on north side of NJ
street south, between Third and Four and -a-haf
streets west enclosed with good fence, and having
two-story frame building on rear oft.
Lots -, square 447, fronting west side of Sixth
street commencing at the corner of street and rum
ming southerly 800 feet. They be leased if de-
sired
And IN Georgetown the following:
A twostory frame house and lot on Montgomery
street. opposite the Public School
And q two-story brick house and lot on Water
near Congress street On the rear of this lot is q
good stable, sufficiently large for four horses.
DICKSON & KING,
june 28-eO2w Georgetown.
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INSTITUTION for the DEAF, DUMB,
and BLIND.

u st., 6efpesn 20h and 2la sts., south side
ERIDAY AFTERNOON OF each week
has been set apart for the reception Of visiters
at the Institution. The friends Of this Ipstitniion are
respectfully invited to be present and witness the
exercises on that day.
This Institution is entirely charitable In its nature
having been established expressly for the benefit Of
that class of afflicted children for whom no provision
has ever be "a made.
Donation, II money, household furniture. or Of al
most any description, will be thankfully received at
the Institution june 13-h
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LIME! LIMEY LTMEIH

UNION HOTEL, WASHINGTON City,
Opposite the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot.
TIME Subscriber. having leased the hotel
II known as Foy's Hotel, and formerly occupied
by the late John Foy, is now prepared to accommo-
date the travelling public The table will always be
supplied with all the delicacies Of the season. pre-
pared in the most superior style.
The bar attached to the house is furnished with
the finest Liquor and Cigars that can be obtained.
JAMES 7. LLOYD,
june 2--eo3m Proprietor.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

RONNET RIBBONS, worth rs cts, from
- 1881 TO 90 cents.
Cause Trimmings, worth 1891 cents from 10 to
121f cents.
French Worked Collars, from 25 cents to S5.
Ladies' black Twisted Mitts, from so cents to
81 so.
Ladies' and Childrens Bonnets, less than cost
Just received fifty Riding and Pic Mic Flats,
from rs cents 10 81 %.
Remember the place.
r. G. STEVENS,
No Is Penn. ave nue., opposite the Market.
June 2S-eo9t
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Class So
To be drawn on Wednesday July o, 1850.
CAPITALS.
$37, 5000 prizes of SO 500.
Tickets $l0 Halves IS, Quarter ~ 80
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL.
PROPOSALS will be received during
~ the present month BY prepossessing gentle
man, with an estate for Wife OF pious education,
with means equal to half his estate. Address Amer
lean Organ, w. X. juy1-
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TO CAPITALISTS.
a GENTLEMAN who has several debt !,
"A well secured by deeds in trust in this cit, ,
wishes to raise few thousand dollars for sixty OF
ninety days. and will make such discount as will
give liberal interest for the amount required II
the purchaser desires it, the debts can remain, os
they will be liquidated in July or August.
Address L. 8. d. at this Office care Of the editor
of the Organ. may 8-dtfif
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n BRICK HOUSE, situated on sixth
"A street. near the corner of M.
Inquire of +. M. MAGRUDER,
Dry Goods and Shoe store, corner of7th
June left and streets
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THR PMEY PoIST ExcURsIoNIsrs.--Ths steamer
Powhatan, which left her wharf on Thursday
evening with party of excursonists for Piney
Point, ran aground near Fort Washington, where
she stuck until the next morning, when she was
pulled off by the Mount Vernon, and proceeded
on her course.
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MuRDKR--A fight occurred last evening at the
Park tavern, on Seventh street. near the Corpo-
ration limits, in the course Of which Capt Charles
Bell, German by birth, was stabbed in the back
and killed. Daniel Stewart and Isaiah Stewart
were arrested as participants In the murder and
committed for further hearing.
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AccIDENr.--This morning. about 9 o'clock, as a
small lad was driving one-horse wagon down 7th
street, when in the neighborhood Of ], his horse
suddenly became frightened and in his efforts to
escape from the wagon, the lad was thrown on the
pavement and run over He was carried into the
drug store of Mr.. McIntire, and the proper rene
dies applied for his recovery. We learn that he
was not seriously injured.
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!, MAD Doo.--A dog, mad, Tor supposed to be,
which amounts to the same thing,) received his
quietus yesterday. To escape his pursuers, he
bolted into the house of Mr. Phipps, near the cor.
ner of aud Tenth streets, where he was shot
Hydrophobia is fearful thing, beyond the reach
of medicine. Once infected by the virus, physit
avails not man. Well, then, physic the dogs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-16

In the recent Panama massacre, one man
showed II remarkable power of endurance
and was generally lucky all round lie was
first shot in his thigh, which caused him to
fall to the ground, over his valisc, which
contained some $500. lie Afterwards re.
cciycd some thirty wounds by sttbJng and
Gun shots, and lay inscnSibc for hours.
lie finally was restored to consciousness, hat
his wounds dressed, and was doing we'll,
whilo his yalisc was untouched by the ni-
tivcs.
At grand banquet lately held in Santiago,
Spain, Il few young mon, whose heads were
probably heated with wine drank 'to the health
Of the first Protestant minister that would
como to Spain to cxpuund the doctrines OF
his religion" The local authorities attach
ed no importance to the circumstance, but
the Minister of Justice, when arrriz3d Of it,
ordered that legal proceedings should be in
stitutcd forthwith against tho authors Of
"such a scandalous toast
The ship City of Manchester, on the Goth
ult. lat A., lon. II, fell in with u signal
chest, marked "City OF Montreal - also
part Of the stern Of lOngboat, four oars,
boxes, candles. kegs, Sc. The iron ship City
of Montreal sailed from Montreal about the
10th of April, for Liverpool. She was
owned 10y Mr.. Shaw, of Montreal.
a Hartford paper gives the following sign
of the times to be found in that City.
washing and going out to work donc here.
Breakfast, dinner and supper al all hoWS.
Saws filed and SCI up SidirS." \ Snowman
exhibiting picture, said "lAdcs AMI gen
tlcmcn, there is Daniel in the den Of lions.
There are the lions and that is Daniel, whom
you will easily distinguish from the lions, by
his having blue umbrella under his arm.
The Swanton Journal relates how Dewey,
the "town agent for the distribution Of the
"ardent" in Burlington, formerly kept u
clerk, who, having grown quite Disguised
with the shabby pretexts that the old tpplers
would offer as II reason for 'mcdicinc, grew
as sharp in his examinations as quarantine
doctor. One day an old "hard head asked
for pint of brandy. "What is your diff
Guilty !" cnquircd the boy. why said the
man, laying his hand plthetcally ON his all
domcn, "the fact is, | am rather loose
"Wcll," replied the clerk. "this is no place
to get hgh."
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NEWS ITEMS

Tho Rev. DR.. Thompson of the Grand
street Church New York, has chartered the
cabin of the clipper ship Dreadnought, and
will start in aicw days acc lmpanicd by twenty
members of his church, on pleasure trip for
few weeks to Europe,
The Canadian Government seems to be in
bad odor. They were defeated in Parliament
last week on motion offered 10y Mr. Ma cKen-
zie pctitioning the Queen to unconditional
~ plrdon Smith O Bricn, the Irish patriot,
and John Frost, the Chartlst. The Ministry
opposed the motion but it was carried-40
to 3S
Rev. James Bncchcr, youngcst son Of DR.
Lyman Bcccher $50 there is limit to the
Beechcr lamily,1 was ordained ut Boston on
Wednesday evening, as chaplain to scamen
ut Canton, China, for which port he will
sail Immediately. lie is well fitted for the
station, having formerly been sailor and
afterwards an officer on board a ship.
During the siege of Scbastopol Russian
shell buried itself in the side Of hill with
out the city ard opened a spring. little
fountain dubbed forth where the cannon
shot had fallen, and during the remainder Of
the siege afforded to the thirsty troops who
were stationed in that vicinity an abundant
supply Of pure cold water.
A ''self loading hay cart" has been patcn'
ted by D. II, Thompson, Of EitchburSh'
1t consists in the employment of rakcS ap-
piled to cart or wagon, in connection with an
inclined frlme, operating in such way that
the hay will be rakcd up and loaded into the
cart or wagon 10y merely drawing the vehicle
or wagon over the meadow.
Mr. l. II. lIarsmau Of Orland, Me-, writes
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'.''' "a "'' 'i''"o ''''N "' "V''7 as we I''t
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Ii''''' .''tN anu I""'y' nc" anu uc"u'''u,
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Dress C;oDds, -Blrarcs CbnIIios and Tissues
plain aud printed fll WOOL pcf,ipcs French
and English Prints. fncInct.. 0rpnudiesnnd Lawns
EmDruidc iics.-lrenca, swiss and Scotch
Collar, Culs and NcttS; Sleeves and set, Real
English amt French Thread Eigings Embroidered
LANDS ana ii""ucii2' Cambria aud Muslin Id
Eihgs AMI III ctunEs smyrna, 'aNouy and cotton
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ST LorIs, May l2th.-The Steamer Star
OF the West arrived to-day from Kansas and
the following information is derived from
Passengers. The steamer left Kansas ON
Saturday the 10Th, GOV. Robinson and fami.
~ being among the passengers. At Licking.
ton, Mo-, Robinson was waited upon by a
committee appointed by the citizens and no
tilted that they should dctain him on the
ground that lie was fleeing from the territory
to avoid arrest on an Indictment of treason
which had been found against him by the
grand jury Of the L. S. District Court.
Robinson replied that he had been informed
by one Of the Grand Jury that an attempt
would be made to find bill but had failed.
This did not satisfy the committee they in
sisted that Mr.. Robinson should remain and
he finally consented to do so on persuasion of
Mr. Parkinson, Captain of the boat, and Mr.
Barnard Of Baltimore. He was invited to
the house Of Mr.. Sawyer, one of the commit
tee, his family proceeding on to St. Louis
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Mr.. EpToH.--lIuve all the laws respecting cows
and cattle running at large in the highways been
erased from the statute book Or, have all the
cows and hcfcrs in village been turned into the
streets, that they may cat up the grass growing
therein, that strangers may not see how duh
or may what fine stock raise Some Of US
have gardens |, the least but do not care to
have some miscrcant COW enter it, and nip oil my
young PEA vines, nor have my smooth and heapcd
up bed. tramplcd by hooled feet, to have often
siyc oord, dropped on my door s.cps.
Seriously, will not our select to this mat
ter,and abate the nuisance, grievous than
this Spring, Only few days since a woman was
tossed by cow and badly hurt If something is
not done, we shall be obliged to increase the num-
Der Of your Advertisements, and have them read
through long columns " lmpoundcd in the Town
pound &c. &c Yours. CoNrLAINER.
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isE TELEGRAPH.
0'N" VS.
BY TINE VERMONT AND BOSTON LINE
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA

lIaLmAX, May S.--1ho Steamship Amo,co
arrived this forenoon General news devoid
Of interest.
Active speculative demand for cotton, and
sales for the week ono hundred thousand
bales. Prices about the same as previously
quoted.
BrcadstulIs rather more firm and prices II
shade higher.
Provisions firm at former rates. Money
slightly easier ConsOls g22 Il 90.
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TIE LADIES SAY rnATBAcoN.s EXTRA,

CUrd-soH rmr IArIl; TO REAp.--pu. CLouGn's
CoLrNBIAN PILLS, are perfectly free from any kim
of minerals, and they arc safe and innocent to use
under al circumstances, however delicate. 1hc,,
Pills arc Sk.;ully prepared, under the eye Of
thorough, prIc'icjng Physician, and it i, ohiec
to furnish in this, one Of the best Family mclici
mes ever offered for sale The faithful use will il
a short time restore the suppressed secretion, al,
cNcrct ions, cure your pain in the side, cough con
sumption, and bilious arrangement; and restore
your spirits and bloom of health. BE sure and &c
3 boxes for : 90. See Advertisement.
A. c. SPEAR, Agent, burlington.
sept. - lS1C dGwtf
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THE Pennsylvania x. MS.

llARRlsBURGm, Pa, May Is.
The Edic branch of the Know Nothing par
ty IRE holding State Convention in this
city today, with closed doors. Sixty dele
gates are said to be present, among them Elk
Gov. johnson, 1t is understood that the
twelfth section wing of the party predominant
in the Convention, but the precise object of
meeting Is not known to sdcrs
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Az ORrUL CASE or CRUELTY. rs an cx.
member Of Congress and cX-proics,or wa,
lately departing for Europe he turned to one
who was about bidding him good bye, and
cruelty asked--'what is the female Of mail
coach The friend pluscI. 1t took him
unfairly, when he was standing there thu,
with tears in his eyes. lie said with sig
that he couldn't tell. 1T is Il mss carriage,
said the cx-prol, in a hollow whisper, and
stepped on board. Nothing but the multitu-
dinous seas that roll between the twain can
cfacc that cruel outrage from the mind OF
that injured individual.
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad

-ls.7s7,,5i..7-.. SPRING ARANGEMENT-ON AND
,t..-,i ssafter Monday April Z, 1856, Trains will
run as follows, viz
Leave burlington for Rutland and Bellows Fal1s
at lOli 4. VI. and 100 =. NJ
Leave Below sails for Rutland and Burlington
at II 10, aud 80 4. VI.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at 600 An AMI
2AO, +. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at 600 A. NJ.
and LOO NJ.
At Burlington, trains connect with trains Of tho
Vt. Central and Vt. and Canada road. at Rutland.
with tram for Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
Springs, Schenectady and the Wc,t-at bellows
Fails with trains of the Cheshire Road for Ftchbur
Worcester, Lowell and Boston-Ncrnont Valley
Road, for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hartford. New
Haven and New York--aud with sullivan Road. for
Windsor, &c.
app d&wtf L. 4. CHAPLIN stunt
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ST. JonN's, n. B., May 9-Thc steamer
j. u. Pierce blew up yesterday about 80
miles above Fredericton. Four persons were
instantly killed. another has since died, and
several others on board were more or less
injured
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stILVER CREEK POLKA; KENTUCKY CAPE
- IrOL; HOTEL POLKA Ilirt Waltz; Loves
Star WALTZ; The Charming Wife song by Nelson;
lIomoward! Iiomeward IIola by pauofla;
Let me 60, Trio, sung by the Barker Family. For
alscat RUST'S Music Store.
July IL. diff
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New HAVEN, May s.-The Legislature in

NEW HAVEN, May S.-Thc Legislature in
joint meeting have reelected Gov. Minor
Whole number of votes 2jl. Minor, Amer
lean, had 1855, lngham, Democrat, llG.
Three anti-administration members were alb
sent and there was extra vote cast, probably
by mistake. The average majority on the
other State officers was 49,
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New loRE, May IA block of six new
stone dwelling houses on Oxford Street,
Brooklyn, were burned early this morning.
They were unoccupicd and owned by Mr..
Bridges. Loss 10000.
The Cuuard Steamer Persia sailed for
Liverpool, at noon She took out 2iO pas
-cngers and nearly one million AM half OF
specie
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DIED

in Shclburnc on sunday the 4th inst. Of consump-
tion, Lucy L. wife Of Geo. Basforl and daughter Of
Lyman and Laura Thaycr, aged % years.
This is he third and last daughter they have
lost with the disease in less than three years.
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SNOW &. THOMPSON.

RAhEE~ As tuNrEcTIuNEEs
All order. for fine aud common Cakes and Pastries,
lcc-crcIms and Coutcctionory promptly attended to.
10. SNOW.
u. THOMPSON.
Burlington, May !, 1-jG. d&wtf
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WAsmNc1oy, May 9.-Thc examination
INTO the affair of the fatal shooting Of Tho's
Heating waiter at Wizards Hotel, by Mr.
llyrbcrt,mem5cr Of Congress from California,
took place at the Jail this evening before
Justice Smith.