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nR. MUNSON, All S38 PENN,A AVENUE.
II is still making those beautiful <r=1Ea.

nR. MUNS0N, All 33S PENN'A AVENUE.
~ Is still making those beautiful <s~SA
continuous GUM TEETH, called
Aliens Patent, for the eXcellency Of SuYTD
which over ell other styles Of teeth, MANY now
wearing them In this city, will cheerfullv vouch
There is one Dentist IN this city who has been
infringing the patent, and made bad imitation
Of 1t, against whom ] hereby caution the public
n. u. Whenever Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly constructed, tits because he is Ignorant
OF the process, incompetent to make the work or
sunWllIlng 10 pay for the patent. je loft
- FRANCIS THANKS A GENEROUS
~. pubic TOT the Liberal and increasing patron
age he me: with the past year, and especially those
kind friends Who, as occasion offered, have drop
ped word In his favor. His motto is OHScard,
and the coming wear he hopes 10 see his old Gus
TONERS often, and be favored with many new ones
Good articles. low prices. and fair dealing shall
characte riZe MS store. q. FRANCIS,
jan3 40 Seventh ST
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DANCING.

SECOND AND LAST QUARTER.
DROP. Fl. w .MUNDER, RESPECTFULLY
announces 20 his friends and the 90
public generally, that his second and last *
quarter Will commence frcm the LIST to the I'M
9th ofFebruary. AL that wish 10 prepare yHfX
Tor the Grand May Festiya', would do III uha
well TO enter their names immediately
The Fancy Dinces this season, will far excel
any tnat has ever been introdu ed IN this city by
himself or any other teacher
His agreeable Soirees, which has been so ex
tensively patronized this season. will continue
everv WEDNESDAY EVENING, (weather per-
mitting) until further notice. ian 23-4w
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DIKD

In Annapolis on Saturdsv svo,,ro lac, Az.
r., h w WRIT, widow OF the late
non On IN; WIN; In the I'D year Of her age
o, Un fI,day' the I'D instant, in Wellington
S W. n A., me residence OF her son in law
In the 10Th year Of her age -
On The 2asn instant, THOMAS TABBs. son OF
DIR Barton Tabbs, Of st Nary's county N A" VI
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NOTICE.
NNy ARE COMPELLED TO REMIND
w many Of our customers whose accounts were
sent 10 them before the fist OF the new wear tbat
their bills have have not We: been settled
We are much in want Of the money. and bona
tina: all who owe us will at once call or send IA
settlements for The amount OF their Indebtedness.
and thereby save annoyance both 10 thcn as vii
rs
Many thanks to those who have already so
promptly responded TO our first notice: Ills n
pleasure to us to serve all such. - -
I'm CLAGETT, DODSON co.
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JONAS r. LEVY,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FINE

JONAS r. LEVY,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FINE
WINES, BRANDIBS, GROCERIES, AND
GIG RS,
HAS IN STORE A VERY CHOICE AS
Il sortment Of Champagne in quarts and pints,
lNL; and rresan de Bausey, and other desirable
Brands; Brandy In cask aud bottles, Vintage
I777 to 1910; Runs Of all kinds Whiskeys 1siO
TO 1855 Holland Gin Of al kinds;
Claret Wines OF all brands
Burgundys do do
Saiurnc do do
sherry do do
Madeira do do
Port do do
German do do
Hook do do
Italian do do
Hungarian do do
English Ale and Porter Of all brands
cigars do odo
Cordials do 40
Cross & Blachwell's London Pickles and
Preserves Ct all kinds
Coffee Sugar, Teas, &c, &c
Jo' rem avenue, opposite National Hotel
jan oily JONAS p. LEVY.
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, SECONDHAND MELODEONS, BUT
- In use short time, for sale or rent, very low,
at our great Piano Store, between 9th and 10th
streets
ian - JOHN F ELLIS
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SLEIGH FO X SALE.-A HANDSOME
- second hand Cutter, at JOYCE'S Carriage
Depot Price $50. ianH-3.x
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THE PUBLlC'S FAVORITE; THENEW
Il York Ledger for 3lst January; Cobb's new
story decidedly best this season Buy the Lede er
at FERGUSON'S,
lan2l lS6 7th street
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EV ENTNG STAR.

~ ADvEKrrs-nESTs szoULD LETT AT Tue oyFIcx ~
Cssrvs O'Clock. NJ; orHEHwIsz rzxY EAT NOT Arr.AH
vrrrL rsx xxxT pAH
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TELEGRAPH NEWS,
The Atlantic Telegraph

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
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BY JAS. G. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
fOEPUK6TiON OF Washington Six
~ Per Cent. Stock.-The subscriber has for
sale $500 Cooperation OF Washington Six Per
Cent. stock, in sums to suit.
ian 26-3t JAS c. McGUIRE auct
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EVERYBODY RUSH TO rHE CIRCU.
~ lating Library, and get Books the terms Are
next To nothing. FERGUSON
Note the number, ass, as6. 40 seventh st.
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nUYCH HERkiN8.-JUST RECEIVED
~ Holland Herring, new.
JONAS z. LEVY,
jan 24-lw No. 367 Penn. avenue
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FOR RBNT.-THE STORE-ROOM RE-
Il Gently occupied by E. M. Drew, Merchant
Tailor, No SIG eth street, Immediately opposite
the office Of the National IntelligenceT. For
terms, apply next door to GEO. w COCHRAN
Cigar and Tobacco Dealer. ian 16-tf
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MECHANICS Issrrrurr FAra.-The building

MECHANICS INSTITUTE FA1R.-The building
is rapidly approaching completion, and aPpii-
cations for space are pouring in from various
parts OF the country. The master carpenter
expects the entire work to be completed ana
the building fit for use by the 10th February
The following appointments have been MADE
Of officers during the exhibition CLERKS
Messrs. James A. Brown, Robert Israel. and
W, J Fitzgerald Observation-Disclosures. Lewis
Wright and Michael Reardon. Ticket SELL
ersVMessrs. Peter NJ. Pearson and John Ii.
King. Night Watch-Jedediah Giddings, A.
F. Martin, and Geo. III. Grant, Master Car
penter-Mr. A Baldwin.
Withers's Band Of twelve performers were
also chosen to play during the exhibition.
The opening address of the exhibition will
be made By the Hon. Frederick P. Stanton, of
Tennessee -
ACCIDENT.-Last evening, q young man
named John Tucker was severely injured by
being thrown from a sleigh, on the avenue.
near the National Hotel His arms, if not
broken, were badly sprained. The horse was
severely injured also.
WASHINGTON CIRCUs-The next grand ner-
formancs at the Circus will be on SATURDAY.
night next, when the great complimentary
benefit to Jim Myers comes Of Mr.. Myer,
will then perform his wonderful feat of walk
ing on the ceiling, head downwards, like Az.
ANOTHER WEATHER CHANGE.-Real!, the
clerk of the weather should be seen TO We
have just barely succeeded in adapting the
ridiculous quantities of snow he piled in upon
Us to travelling purposes, and no v he sends US
warm rain, which is Staying the sleighing
with vengeance. Too bad!
AID FOR THE POOR.-At the T street Pres.
byterian church, (Rev. Dr. Gurley'sN on Sun
day last, the sum of 1923 was contributed by
the congregation for the relief of the suffering
poor.
CENTRE MARKET Rather a larger deIega.
ton of producers from the country in attend
ance at the market this morning, giving evi
dence OF the improvement of the roads,
A RESOLUTION, appropriating 81 400 for the
relief Of the poor, passed the City Councils last
night
WATCH RErURSs.-The usual number of
lodgers were accommodated last night. No
other cases.
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I 0ST.-YESTERDA BETWEEN THE
~ Banking house OF messrs. Sweeney, Ritien
house, FAINT & Co., and Messrs. Riggs Il Co., a
note drawn by &c: Walker, payable TO David
Bone, and endorsed by him for $500, dated 1874
instant, at sixty DAYS The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same with Messrs.
SWEENi, RlTTENHOUSE, FAINT co.
ian 2i-3t
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w On Sunday night last, about O'Clock on F
street, between 18th and 18th streets, in walking
to Rev. Mr. GurleY's Church. The finder viii
be generously rewarded by leaving II at the hous e
OF LUKE LEA, PSI + street. Jan &c 3t%
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A RESOLUTION, appropriating 81, 400 for the
eiief Of the poor, passed the City Councils last
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NiFE CLEANE RS, with the latest inn.
~, PfoVemeht.-Every family and boarding
housekeeper should have one
Jan ~ q. FRANCIS, $50 7th ST.
pUhE GLADEs BUrTEH.-TWENT
L Kegs OF very superior Glades Butter, In store
and for tale low, by
HARTLEY BROTHER,
Jan 2S-2w l0l Water street, Georgetown.
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TIE WEATHER A correspondent writing,
January "a, from Urbans, Md, furnishes us
with the following table Of the temperature in
that locality:
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90 REWARD WILL he PAID TO ANY

60 REWARD WILL De PAID To ANY
pc person who will return to me, corner ,&IA
Of Olive and Green streets, Georgetown, SA
my colored boy JOHN GRANT, who eth "
" .ndered or was decoyedfrom his home on III
saturday before last He was clad In dark ia: <
ct and checked pants. All persons are forwarned
against harboring him under penalty
jan 26-3t* GASAWAY WATERS.
WEAR CORK sVLES, AND Buy at
w jan 26-3t LAMMOND'S,
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Nc. 367 Pa ave-, opposite National Hotel.
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CENTRE MARKET Rather a larger d lega.
ton of producers from the country in attend
ance ut the market this morning, giving eyi
dence of the improvement of the roads.
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DEATH or Mas WIRr.-IntelIiy.rc., s..boa
this city yesterday Of the death of N. ASTHMA
bic and venerable widow of the late William
Writ. She died at Annapolis, Nd on Satur.
day last Her remains will be bronvb hi ~ I'll,
city to-day, to be inferred by the side of those
OF her illustrious husband, in the Congressional
burying ground Union.
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WATCH RErURNs.-The usual number of
dodgers were accommodated last night. No
other cases
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AID FOR TIE PoOR.-At the F street Pres.
byterian church, (Rev. DIR. Gurlcy's,) on Sun
day last, the sum of 1923 was contributed by
the congregation for the relief of the suffering
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SLEEr-Mark where dwells the good man.
On such sleety day rs this you shall see his
sidewalks plsnteously strswn with ashes,
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FAMILY MARKETING.

The poultry and game market still the chief object
interest TO buyers and sales quite large Birds also
had advanced slightly yesterday, with = prospect o!
being still higher TO day. II is noticed that very little
Western poultry has been brought to this market For
this there two One Is the bard times, which
have OF lot OF SPECTATORS who did bus
Ia forwarding and who have been obliged suspend
give place legitimate dealers. Farmers timd
10 send in poultry their sccounl although there is
very little danger in doing The weather has
also retarded the forwarding OF poultry. frost
woaid bring in large quantities With the exception Of
woodcocs and quail, all kinds 81 game cheap Wild
duck Is low The market "a flooded With large quantities
OF Virginia duck the poorcsttha comes to this city Tho
writer lot Of seventy duck IN market yesterday
that the dealer offered for 81 They we're somewhat
stale but that them gamey taste That people
like. People should be cautious about buying Wild birds
from The peddlcrs the street They tits who dispose
Of all the hair purd game that respectable dealers would
not pass al on their customers Especially look out for
The Wal, street pedders Meat tre higher this week
and the cold weather has made business active
There much "bobbed" stuffed veal In market which
II would he well for the Health Wsrdens 10 look after II
must be the Of much Sickness among those who
II. Fish arc, II anything, ,rae cheaper than At
last quotations. smelis Ia market. aud command
ready sale. They raLatsbc little tsh fried or stew
eG. Try tdem. There Is EOthng new 90 note IN vegos
bie and fruit The trade 4 heavy, log 10 families put
ting ia their winters supply, bu, prices are unchanged
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brown AT kllstone, New Jersey, thursday, Dec.
TO- IsaAI daughter Of John and Francis Brown, aged
moths.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral, from the residence Of her
grandfather, A. Brown, No Isl Ianrcns street. half
rust two O'Clock hs Saturday afternoon without further
notice.
DAtY-on Friday, Dec H. OF congestion or the lungs
BE,ARp r. psiy youngest son Of Owen and Catharins
DAILY, aged ycar, . months and 20 days.
The friends q the family are respectfully invited 70 al
tend the funeral, 20 morrow Sunday Afternoon Al ous
O'Clock, from the residence Of his parests No. 20 sheriff
street
HuGHsoy In roughk eepse, ~ u, on Wednesday, Dec
o. WMrR HrGIrsoS NJ D., IN the al year Of his age.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family and his profess
sonsl friends respectfully invited 10 attend the funs
raj from Christ church poughkoeps,e 10 morrou fan-
day. afternoon, a, three O'Clock
California payers please copy
KyosfAsp.-Suddenly, At Union, bergen county " T..
Thursday Dec TO- q congestion Of the brain, Aspssv
I, krsgstASD, 10 the 3atb year of his age.
Tho funeral will take psce from his fathers residence
10 Sunday afternoon st two O'Clock The friends
ana relatives are respectfully invited 10 attend without
MccsAcSxSAt No. "a Lewis street, on Thursday DC
10, JossrH MCCRAcKss, aged II years.
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend the fune
raj, tomorrow Sunday, from Cannon street Baptist
church after the morning service,
RofoHrs -on FRIDAY, lee. n, Gsoses Rosxsss in tho
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral sunday aiser
noon nj haif past O'Clock from his residence,
No. l9h Elizabeth street
Pottville Pa, papers please copy
ssrm.-on Friday morning Dst. m, CutRLxs Hsysy,
months and days.
Tho relatives and friends ~ the family are requested 10
attend the funeral 10 morrow fnday) afternoon, at
O'Clock, from his parents residence, % FOURTH street,
Greenpont, L.
srtiIvay-On Thursday, Dec 10, ANS SULLIVAN wife Of
Cornelius sullivan, aged - years
The friends and acfuan,auces o the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residence
No n Moore street. this saturday. afternoon at
O'Clock.
THOMSON AT lockwood, n Y Friday, Dec. q, Rev.
wnii,s THOMPSON. formerly OF Norwich England, In tho
soth year Of bis age.
Norwich, Eng, papers please copy.
rp,sK-on Friday, Dec NJ ,GsoRGla wmrwuG RgysARD,
only daughter u John g. w. and Mary T. Tresk aged 10
mouths and II days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited 70 AZ
tend The funeral from the residence Of her parents No.
81 johnson street Brooklyn, TO Sunday after
noon, al half past one O'Clock.
wootFOn Thursday. Dec. 10, after short and sewers
illness HANNAH, daughter Of Anthony and Phobe woolf
ia the 5sth year OF her age.
LxA relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
redNsted 70 attend the funeral, this saturday. ser-
noon n one O'Clock, from her ate residence, tbs
Mcram road. Mount Eden, tows Of West Farms West
chester county n Y
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Tho fall trade in dry goods having terminated the trans
actions with obbers have quite limited scale the pre-
sent week. No increased activity IS anticipated
until the opening oftbe spring trade which will commence
in February Prom the large amount Of produce remain.
ing 10 the interior, and which must and IN war TO
market the spring, n q believed that business the
suing will set in early and prove unusually active
The Eastern manufacturers are, after another,
cunning work in whole or in part and they have appeared
in marsc, Purchasers Of cotton some extent prices
lave softened; while sherc moro inquiries ~ cot
ton piece goods for export 20 foreign ports A. wcA NJ to
our posscssors the Pacific For the week ending the
4h inst the exports Of cotton piece goods embraced about
sos packages, valued e2S sol The packages for tho
whole year exported amounted To s25 e6s In foreign
goods there movement requiring special notice.
The large auction sales have terminated for the soaso
and will not rccommcnce ti the opening " the spring
trade.
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states In conversations that the meeting to which he al
luded in his speech Of Wednesday having taken place
in the ~ Mr. Douglas s-t year consult the
Tcombs Kansas BILL Official rather than private
meeting Of the Committee Territories, aud 10 which
other senator's had been invited.
Judge Buffers death according TO the present under
standing among senator's will be announced on Monday,
and that Of Ar. Bell, OF New HAMPSHIRE on Tuesday
The democratic Senatorial 10 day agreed the
Tho Standing Committees Senator Mason, Of Virginia, Is
to continue As the chairman Of the Committee Foreign
Affairs Senator Douglas, Of Illinois, as the chair
man OF the Committee Territories; Senator
Hunter. OF Virginia, the chairman Of the
Committee on Finance; Senator Stuart, of Michigan, as
chairman or the Committee OH Public Lands; Senator
Bayard Of Delaware, chairman Of the Committee
the Judiciary; Senator Brown Of Mississippi chairman
OF The Committee the District OF Columbia and Senator
Yulee OF Florida, chairman OF the Committee on Post
Offices.
An effort made TO elect officers Of the Senate,
bu. the proposition was postponed.
The subject Of Public Printer will up in
next Monday Much interest is manifested concerning it,
The amount in the Treasury subject to draft less than
$4,000 tO0 The receipts for the week ending the It'll
inst. were s55o,0oo.
There will DO appointment OF Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs II is understood that Gen Denver will
resume The Office after he shall have accomplished his
mission 10 Kansas
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL, 1857.
Socks duh. Pennsylvania 5s, IS; Reading Railroad,
26S Morris Canal, -, Long Island Railroad aIi Penn
NKw ORtkAxs, Dec 10, 1851
Cotton IL irregular. Sales 10 day 800 bales, at 10 &c
sor middling. Receipts 10 day III .Ooe Sugar nrm at
dAc SIC. White wheat, 81 rs. Mess pork SIS.
York 1c. a lac. discount -.
Nxw 0RsAxs, Dec. IL, 1857.
Co,tonThc sales day 5000 bales, at slightly
hover prices; middiing 1910. iesc The sales Of tho
week add up 81 900 bales and the receipts 900; stock
oss 900 bales. Receipts nj this port M 30 the present
time compared with those OF last year fall short 1b2
bales ditto At all southern ports $50 900 bales Sugar
firm Molasscs 1ssc. 19.c Flour steady at S5 Corn
active at 60c. a o2sc Pork dizziness sis lard IN
barrel. loo Rio coffee 90 loc the latter for prime;
shoulders &C &c. and sides SIC. freights droopng
NOZZLE, Dec 10, 1857.
Cotton active and unchanged sales today 5000 bales
Co,,onalcs Of the week 1000 bales, at 1880 1otc.
SAVANNAH Dec. 10, 1857.
cottonales Of the week 900 bales, at los.c loHc.
for mddng g.. -, ., ,e.-
CornThc market il ovcrstockcd and prices declined
CONSIDERABLY 10 dav Sales of yellow AZ 55c SEC, aud
white at SOC Coasting vessels in urgent demand
oswEao, Dec. II, 1857.
Flour steady Al ~ so ~ rs for common to extra
State whes, unchanged and demand good Sales
IL 900 bushels AZ 81 delivered, and VI ~ for prrne
white Michigan. Corn quiet. Lake imports to-day-sW
bbs. flour IS, 900 bushels wheat Canal expors-lUW
bushels wheat Shipped by railroad today-4ooV oom'
Hour.
Flour dull Wheat quet-saes at 81 &c Corn inactive,
Oats steady Receipts TO day-2oO0 bbls. hour; 5000
bushels wheat; 2,ioo bushels corn.
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The Case OF the Murderer DonneIly.

TRENTON, Dec II, 1877.
In the of Donnelly for the murder of Moses at the
Sea View House, Highlands, the Court OF Appeals this
afternoon affirmed the judgment OF the Supreme Court
The vote stood for armance g. for reversal 8. Chan
ceiior williamson read an opinion ayorng reversal and
Judge Ogden read another for the armsnce Governor
Pennington gave notice of application to be made to the
Cour. oil Pardons for pardon Communication of the
sentence. This Donneiys only hope as he is
teaced to be exected on the Sth of January.
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OF AFFAIRS.
NEW ORLEANS Dec. IL, 1857.
The steamship Tennessee has arrived at this port from
Very Cruz 7th inst bringing advices from the city Of
Mexico to the ith inst
The position of the government decidedly better
than Of the of the last advces the reaconary forces
having been vanquished by the governement troops at
Puebla and other points
Comonfort and the Supreme Court were formally install
led on the LIST of December
The port of Navidad had been declared open to com.
MERGE.
The government had issued proclamation regulating
the transportation the shmus of Tehuaaepec by
the Louisiana Company.
The latest advces from Yucaan state that Campeachy
was still heseeed, and that the inhabitants suffering
severely for want OF provisions
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Murder Cases I'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. Ii, 1857.
Tho examination Of John Bca,tic charged with the muir
der Of Frank Mcclure ended yesterday The defendant
was held in ST. 900 bail to answer the charge Of man
slaughter Of the Court of Common Pleas
Me trial Of Loner for the murder Of his wife and N
Horton last summer has been in progress for several
DAYS.
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Attempted Suicide OF Boston Merchant.

BOSTON, NC. ia u.
Nr Jarvis Slade, member of the arm of Lawrence,
orc Co.. who has been very i'll at the residence of his
brother. ipia~ in Bath. Maine, attempted suicide by
cutting his throat yesterday 1t feared that Me wound
will be mortal.
despatch from Bath this evening states that Mr.. Sadc
and may He had partially recovered from
brain fever, and when he attempted to make
way with himself