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A MOTHER INVOICE Or DOUG
11LASs and sHERwooD'S P1tent Adjustable Double
1a9isn ags Steel sP'ns TATL6R f1l on %GRIS%oLD Siss CO
MANTILLAS-A New and Elegant
4Al ASsgItH.snt Of Real Eng Eng Ish Thread Maniillas
FRENCH WROUGHT NANTES.
LACE POINTS and SHAWLS,
figured Mautas, GImps, FIl9gss BEails Nelves. 3c
The lztest sly fancy liustefs, The EMPRESS
The al goods are Just opened and comprise Eery er-
-'Hi'ii iiiI6. Ell BALDWIN Co
QOBES.-The greatest variety at re-
= iuIie dSSs' p'i''' No Nib 80 Supc10- Street
u I'D GLOVES.--ALEXANDER
IN KIDS in ali sizes. II D. KENDALL CO.
DATENT COLUMBIAN SKIRT
.s ssAlNss-A new article at S6RS5S sif Efs 81 ROOT
lHOSIERY. = LADIES WISHING
II to buy 3s sis RIso is1sI m
ERENCHL LAWNS, JACONETS and
u az Dfsa"1' ''s--Ns~ 'DD '''- E l. B1LDWiN CO.
EMBR0IDERED MUSLIN COL
u LRs-Ne~ iI Syss Sf n0Tsd5S RSYoSD ST5STI u.s. c go
DRINTS! PRINTS i-25 CASES
Il ~ Prints Just ''ee'''a 0' MORGAN 3 ROOT.
HFNGHAMS.-FIVE CASES small
y ~id G ngnams, which will sell At one Sailing
per yard. WIN 'H0 'hiinhss MORGAN Root
DARGAI iSS IN PRINTS AND Mus
ID hls-sa9 cts Fr I'd A'ihs crrv ,r11s sr,@RE.
nRESS GOODS--CHALLIE Robes
IL oaiie, Muslin Robes QuiIle, organdiss, Lawns,
tissues, saIsgss- A fresh stock M2ope.v 2t poors
T INENS FOR PANTS, a..
ju,s Sn''n> 'TTAYfLoR eRIswoLD csu
DIAM NANKINS.
iun AAi N''7lsifir 7RTroR. earswoLD CO.
MOSQUITO BARS,
jlis D' nc TAYLOR GRIswoLD : &C.
500 RAeAs9RsT5Ss$S5i S9s$5sB BhoD CO.
d EDUCEG PRICES-In order to
III sell a the remainder Of our sumner Stock We Ni
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Fast -olored Lawns, oaly 10 cents yard.
Irsreh Jaeoastt Lawns worth SETS oay rs cts yard
s5asii sail hsSrsd ali wool DeLzines 5Ik
PLAIN Barases' te At ven, ven low prices
MohsiI Plaias for ysing Drssses, 70 ets y~ri'
5S1 chals, Lawn and siIk Robes VIII s. offered al any
ssis lot Of Eroid.ries very eheaP, with large stock
u Linen sheeiiusi and snirtings. - i, of vhi,h
VII Bed oaiits Table ClSths rs. Ns9Sa'' @ All u '
viii '' 'a'''' = - 8 gYMAT ys,js CO. s;,,,.
jul1I Corner s92sIlel . . ~ Hgi-- - ~, -
IG0LLAES-COLLARS-A LARGE
IL 80. ~ NSEess Collars At cnlg shilling sacn2veD
~ - lar-e assortment Of handsome C9lafs
9a- Ss-- NJ s. sod low ju2l s. H1MAN : "
NANTILLAS-ELEGANT LACE
1 lyl Blan:iilas.
Peal Thread Mantles.
1 Pa. her Lace Mantiil1s,
Rich Lacs Points.
Real hand made Net ShaWls,
Berere Maniillas.
pare=e aud silk Ialmas.
Cloth and Linen kas lans
Dusfers IN & variety, a,
B1rege and Grenaline ShlNls
Our stock Of these hoods is unes1asd u tbs ~,
CSPRING STYLES DE LANES
y {SssFseeiT'd' $. RAYMOND CO.
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OR. TUBES AUGUST and SEP

DR. T. gives his undivided .rtsn,iO. to Chronic Diseases
treans thousands annually hundreds OF whom bav-
cred after al cher resources had failed MineIHI snS
erp0fls used, patients ever ncor,s5
recovery.
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WINDOW SHADES! WINDOW
w SHADES Cold Bordered. Plain BorderE Buf
VIII eand Green Hollands. full assortment Shades and
CaTtains put up the shortest n2.ice at
Oct3 BECKwITHs CARPET STORE.
IRISH LINENS!-Made of fax twice
u heavy mIIed inens, besides being much more
handsome and durahte- These linens cheap 70
the consumer Try them once and yOu siil buy them
again. ianl6 s RAYMOND 4 Co
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- GRorEa AND BAKER's FAn-

LIST. Cotton Is used as IT is purchased on sPOOis
without rs-windinG saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and psrplexity of filing shut
tie, las in other nachnss) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large SPOOL
Sd. tits very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
auire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulGr. and win not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch il as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor srsinvited to call at the sales-roOn Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of amaehne
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
atthe room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5OPer day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS
Eorthrop 4 spanglsr's Block,
nh30d6m:I9S Superior st. up stairs
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IMPORTATION WANTED-Margaret Richard
son, wife of John Richardson, left her house,
55 Bridge street. West Side, early Wednesday
afternoon, and has not since been heard from.
She is about forty years old, rather short in
height, black hair and dark features. She wore
aehecked hood, brown merino dress, a broad
white collar, and gold breast-pin. 1t is be
Heved she was labOring under a temporary
alteration of mind at the time Any informa-
ton of her whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceiyed by her husband, John Richardson
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m A MOMENTI

Without OBTAINING the Merchant from his business, the
OF FASHION nom has yments; the Matron iron her
household duties
CHRIsTADOROS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
the Won ena Chemical CouaIsretsf Natures ColoIas
Fluid
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Tle prize o. MARSHA LIS UTERLNEl CATHOLE
con is One D5tarani Hllfper siage 50ffls
MRS. RoBINSoN's CERTIFICATE

YERNoS, Trrmbull Co, May lst 1853
This cerhes that have been In verT health for
ya-s and found lte relief after loving number
OF Physicians Ally disfase PrJlapSs Ute n I had
been reduce by that and Fouor Ahus until bad become
ulcerated 20 considerable extent By the advice OF Dr.
Bushnell prOsure and took bottles OF MaTshalPs
Uterine atAolicon which enabled u attend to hus
hand II his last sickness until he died which about
year have ttkeu three bottles s'nce his d. ah.
Which has made able u labor and support my family Of
three children The CafhOcon has nearly restored 10
health Il the only thing that has mite ated my suffer
MARY T. ROBINSON.
The CATUoLICoN is for sale BY City Druggists and BY
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IA For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ReporIed by the Union TcIesraPh,
oFEIcK, WAKIss's BLOCK, coRSKK or BANK AND
ST. cLAIK STREETS.
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SI,OOO.
NUrsls'cE ABATED.-Bradfords lnfalliable Gun Coat
ed Pills Won the most S1seaT and Perfect Cure Of those
" bich Copavia has been very generally employ
ed always nat sian the patient, while oor offended
ms frens and asSOc aies. Doc Bradofis Pills viii
uausia;s can be swaI.wsd as easily pill. and
he carried in the trunk vest pocket and taken anywhere
without the least dagger Of detection Ladies who af
acled with LeucorhTa " wles. should not fail 10 use
this remedy They are t b5Kes and be sent any
distance by mail No remedy Of ike nature Dossssessuch
advsnlages OF reliable for spesv ard perfect cure
as the Invaluable Gun Coated Pils DSc, Bradford offers
one thousand dollars any person who viii prove u the
contrary.
Prioe 81 per box, or siz boxes fuL s.. sold By
WI. FISKE,
A. l.- r.Ia-.l.n.l
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ROUSE & .IENNINGS.

FOR RENT-A number of desirable
ilc sluaTe-ffom $40 TO Sl00
4 GOOD HOUSE < LARGE LOT-On Kinsman street.
TWO STORY BRICK DwELLING-On Bond street
TWO STORY FRAME DwsLLING-Dstruit street,
a LARGE BUILDING SUITABLE FOR A BOARD
5NS 5 HoISt-Wei iceated-wi Rent part the whole
ROUSE JENNINGS.
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ROUSE 4 JENNINGS.
JunA Real EStaie Age nj
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-

nor SALE Or EXCHANGE
- GOOD BUSINESS PROPEKrY-A leasehold well
loated IN central part OF the city lot los By
l65 feet with good bGidnss The huuss with lease 81
years will Be sxchansed very low price for house
aud lOt OF Western lands
A GOOD FARaI-A5out % miles from the City Plank
ho1d-e2 acres with god hous and orciard with
variety Of other frut-s1 sandy loan and well Wateted
SO peracre-
SIX ACRES-one mile wes. OF the city line Plank
Road Viii exchange for \ farm
. DETROIT Sf.-Near Stale St--IiOuse and Let-lot 50
6y lss lee with shade and fruit reesto exchange for
farm
ON LAKE SHORE-l0 miles west Of tie city-Forty-
Two ti3l Acres with small house and orchard
Of timber To Tehange for house and lOtOne West
SIDE preferred
LoRAIN Sr.-CioOd 2story House and Lot to exchange
VACANT LOTs-TFO good lots oa Garden ST., to sell
low for cash time
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS
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nte0ifinfs.
HEALTH on AMERTCAN WO.

II EALTH OF AMERICAN WOi
IL MEN Frol tis N y D1ly Nslus fEdHnriaIl
+ Brds., on The Hellth of American Women snOth-
column lie treats the subject an sbs manusr and
ms skill and medical lod smeni he relied upon
From tis Albany Morning. Egprsas
htrshalls UteI1ne tIfnuilcun has I'd 10 be fully
yaiuabe as II i clamsd TO be in ade
d nlslell gentsnou ard 0ihers Dr Bridge Is rsguar
physcan Of very fne alinInents Of great usinent
aut iSulinaflon IudIus and hshly pra-
tt9ner n all diseases, especally those OF women and
Eoa Psyzci1nG
MalshllIs Uterias Caik9icou vii eersaiuly cure an
the diseases for which Il Is recoumeade H.
here Is no medicine ike II in This county"
In the worst I have met with EIarshaIrs
Uterine Cafholieon Is a ain and safe remedy"
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICON
70 who eyerF woman Is iable and which grad
u1y affect The miud well the BODY that 70 hirk 4
iAA SE work becomes alike uree cf suffering. If NOT i'm
pe>oity Among the complanfs flr which the Catholi
Goa Is remedy Failing Of the W0ub, Whites Sup
pressed Irregular Pa nu MenStruation BlOafing In
ll lons and diseases Of the kidneys or Urinary Or
-ans Retention IncOntineuce Of Uras Heartburn CO.
eneSs Nsrvousness, Faintngs Papita' lions. Cramps,
DIS ured sleep, and all troubles oreanc or sy athec
connected vita the uterine ur-anS
LADIES hos troubled with any Of the above symptoms
q Win me ser or lung Complaints, invited adj
mi relief Marshalls Uterine Cafhoicou Is nrt cuax
meei1e bqt is ingredients have been msde known the
Medical Colleges sud they a. the service Of any
speciabe physiriah IL the country
~ Brtte o. MARSHA LIS UTERLNEf CATHOLE
CON - One D5tarGnd HlIfDer sia1Ie bottle
WEST BEDFoRD. Coshocton Co. May Il, 1877.
Mr. H Kinss!ey, Sr-I have been selling the medi-
ein@ Of the G1enbe company the last ten years and
have Invariably fouad them 10 give good tisacOn and
the pills have sold great families as regularly
as Their tea aud eee and with trade N have become
cae tha. done of good female dissas
Is one lady 50 10 toll she had received
beueht trJm one he than she did from long Of
medical treItmeut By the mos; skiliful pbysici9nS
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON
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Dentistrp.
DENTISTRY-THOSE HAVING

DENTISTRY THOSE HAVING
II sets OF Tech which they carefully kespil the rawer
nd Troublesome carry the p1cet, especially
invited 10 call 81 DR. HALLIWELLS Dental Kocms
To sch liberal will be offered Having made
arrangements, prep1r-d the VulranZsd COm-
poun Instead Of Gold or Silver for Aiciai Teeth which
has the highest reputation 10 ANYTHING here ors for
IT. extreme lghtness Cleanliness durability sud nCatness
Que tooth eue set an be ped 50 life like
defy the closest observer and perfect A. Warranted
Silver and Gold Plates usual fun $40 10 SO per full
sets B.A HALLIWELL'S. u d
Over Churchi is Drug store.
iun-3.d&w OpD Ola Court HOUSE Public 50
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nARKFNs THE GREYEsF HAIR

DARKENS THE GREYEST HAIR,
replaces The red sandy hinge which esTaos much
from pesoua cnmelness with brilliant black brown
The hues It impaIts are FAST CoLORS. and change
m0le aer exposure the air In the rpidiiy. uni
Ormy nd certainty its operation this Dye stands alone.
Sold everywhere and applied BY an Hair DresssTs JOSEPH
CHKIsTADoEo x Co. Nos 4sf0r H0ass N. Y.
lu2-dG Elm
Will TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTION.
To restore heal we mus parity the blood Feyers,
without exception from foreign matters having been
ahsarbsd and retaino the circulation These
sickness may produce inddeazl. Group. rheumatism
Fout eholic or a cough Bat BraniTeh's Pills simple,
potent and veg table the cause and the fol-
lows They the OF every day saving
many valuable lives Pnnopal ufce. - Canal street,
Brsndroth Building. New YORK Sold alsa By
iuns.ds EIv DBs7 A 5. GARnINER, cleyeland-
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FOR SALE-TKUMBULL Co
u LARGE AND VALUABLE FARM-240 Acre
win ielns Houses one very large aud fine with Barn
Sheus and otherfr buildings; orchards and 40 acres
timber. Soil sludy loan and well located
EAST CLENELAND-From ole 10 uIne acres Of land
a. option q purchaser wh good two story Bc House
barn and Lsrse number OF fut trees desirable prog
eIiy 3alesiEom Court House hy Eac ID Piank Road
EAST CLENELAND-25a acres with Hou e. Barn aud
OTehar N les irum the CIV and hort distance from
the klclid Plank ltnad VIII soil one-n u the whole
= o X s LII Q II A n q E-
TAVERN SfAND-At n Station one OF the prinri-
pal ailroeds the city, 20 miles distant large and
we'll ons;Tucted building and esery with =
acres OF laud- Excllluge .or an Improved farm
FULTON CO.-l60i cres 90 the II Line RI from To-
iedcto Chicago mile from and hnlf
miles from the County Ssaf; also.
ROUSE x JENNINGS,
ann Real EStaie AGENTS
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aa asusaam 1sc8alsisrs &C. 81 SsaIss s3Tesi, 4 CITY

). B. Barnes q Co, ProprietOrs Of the Cleve
lali Plumbing works. AtNaisr Block Az prepared
VITA rge force 0f experienced woTkmen doiRg every
esoFs tioa Plu bnz in the most thorough manner,
he atic ans. reasonable terms and short
notice lge stocks OF Fountains Of different sivles and
iz-s. Bathing Tubs Of and Nold, lined with
llnedoDpcr. sean heaters. lead and galvanized iron
BDes Leather and ndla Rubber Hose, every desepii 10
hrsss an1 Paio1 Cocks ulilg the Pateu Seclos
K Cocks. recently INTRODUCED. Wsi ROWS and Al knds
fWatsr Works fiNtIues ke9t constantly On hsnd- All
urqrE aarraufrd u2s.dkWff
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WHY WILL YOU SHAKE -
TAINLY cure v0ui
DIR, o PECK'S CELEBRATED AGUE PILLS h.v.
neyef tsied o. curing the Fever and Ague when used
c1Tdlng 10 the directions They civ Vegetab and
the Ouy safe, and eectual rernelv for lie rT
disease. and viii certainly effect cure Trv Them
Thousands have been cur By them Price s per boz
i've for S2-sent BY Mail Express to any part OF the
county On receipt OF money they fal 70 cure money
refunded. All oriers must Be addreIsedfO 70
q. c. NORRIS. Chagnn Fails, cuyia Co o.
II only Agent for the Western STATS.
mylfsdlm.wsm le1Sl9l
YssieriaT m0r1inE, ELIZA MIDDLEBROOK. oulv
one day.
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC CALPRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY nEvOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
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NEW YORK CITY
AZ INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, kSB 4 PHYSICIAN
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THIS lock available % the understanding Of the
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sptfiaI Notices.
itEGIsTER.

q For Gas Fixtures 0nd FSttiag-AEPly
% Feg5 EsSsOril & Co, les szs lSI Su5elor street
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EOR SALF-4 PRFTTY FRAME

a. COIIAlE-Elsht Rooms-sii;h god Lot, Barn, Sc.
IN hrst rafe orter-lear Perry strest-slslO
FlfI1-ElNE ACRES-ln Parma
SIXTEEN ACRES-Four miles east a fhe city
EOhI1 AllttS-Oi good ElImI Ing lsud-ztS miies from
slpeTof Sly lake S1 eri1rio exchange of
LAhgE " ELL FINISHED BRICK HOUSE, AND
LcI-Noii located aad near O, business
EOUs st \ JENNINGS.
jazz Ran1T Tgf.f. A.
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Maishllls UterIae Cafkaicou VI certainly cure Al
the diseases for which Il Is recommends L.
there Is no med iciue ike 1t in this country"
IN the worst I have ever met with Narshalrs
Uterine Cafholicon Is a ain and safe remedy
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FOR SALE.-A Farm containing
IL 31l0oacres ofchoice land situated York 81 q
tie Tow ship Of Royaltob Y miles from Cleveland,
which 4 never ailing sprng and well of water log
house and small barn cleared and foot avail
able The place valued AZ SIS per- bct VIII Be sold
for SIS Il sold Title warranfed perfect Apply 10
LYMAN & ATWATER. CleFelano-
GEO. COWELL, a Perry 81. Clereisnd-
Agent for S. Chiffon, the owner
orr. B. STEWART, Esq., Royaiton, Guy. o.,
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Sold in Cleveland by oasl0rd HsRnqnd, wil.al
Fiske, c. S. Mackenzie, =. p Churchill. DR. Chas.
Ama. Den-nn Brus. nnl Drm.gLs-s ..nera--v
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IeStimOlialS and ReferepteS.

observed with murh interest for the last years
above msthOd Of prOducins Artrial Teeth and alies
stateme ats Of thIs Ilrcuiar co~rect
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-07

This gentleman, who was well known in
the city aGd county a. one of great excellence
AMI benaYoteuen.-who contributed during
his long life large sums to the various be-
uevoenr Institutions, died at his farm, on
Long Green, a few days since at m advanced
agn Yesterday his vii! was left at the Regis
ter's C!ice, 1t Tawsontown, and We have
been favored wiJh the following extracts from
it: lie bequeathed TO the
Maryland Colonization 5 ciety, 81 900, aud
al annuity # 81
TO tie Protestant Episcopal Theological
Seminary aod High school Of Virginia, 49,,
90.
10 the Seminary Of the Protestant Epi5-
c0gai Church, Diocese Of OIio, 5000.
70 the American Bible S,ciety, $4,000.
70 tie American Tract Society, $4,000.
To the Protestant Evangelical Society FOL
the Promotion OF Evangelical Knowledge in
New York, Sit 0UJ
TO the Rev. II. Y. d Johns, Of this city,
his splendid farm, stock, and every thing
Just as when he died. Also, all the remain
der Of his large estate, after willing his two
sisters an annuity Of 1867 during their life
time.
His negroes 10 manumits at once. DR..
johns and his son are the Executors of the
WILL Bait. Pat.
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Escane and Re-Capture.

FREEHOLD, n. j., Monday morning Janu-
ary 1, 1858. The murderer, james L. DJu-
nelly. confined in the Monmouth county jail,
under sentence of execution. on Friday next,
for the murder of Albert ). Moses, at the
Highlands, on the 2Srh OF August last, ef-
fected his escape about 10 o'clock last even
ing. The watchers employed to guard the
Jail fer the night, had not entered upon their
duties when the escape took place.
Their attention was first attracted by hear
ing noise as if door had been shut IN the
Jail part, whilst they were sitting IN the front
room of the Curt House. They at once
went there and found the door of the prison
er's cell locked as usual Upon looking
around, however. they discovered the iron
door leading to the Jail yard slightly aJar,
and at once surmised that the prisoner had
made bis escape, and Immediately entered
his cell to ascertain.
There tie bed presented rather an unusual
appearance bolster having been placed So
as to give the appearance Of q man iyluG
asleen. The chain with which he had been
confined was also found in the CELL having
been cut and left there. The cell docr had
also been unlocked, as we'll az the heavy door
opening into the jail-yard, which Is lIcIosed
by brick wall about fourteen feet in height.
A piece of wood had been placed against
this wall, leading to a window sill, from
which the top was reached, and ladder had
tean placed against the outside, by which the
descent was made easy and safe. Up to this
time this is the last trace Of the prisoner, so
far as we have been enabled to learn.
| p. SIS! o'clock.-DouneIly has been re
taken. He was captured between this village
and Keyport, by Messrs. Lamberson and
/ Cbas. COnover: who met him on foot. They
had been to Keyport, and saw boat stand
ing on and of, and being satisfied that this
was intended to carry him away, they set
out to search tor him, and met him near the
residence of Mr.. John ". Herbert. When
told to stop be paid no attention, but Kept
walking on until Mr.. LambersOn took hold
of him, when he at once gave up and was
brought back to this place. lie completely
exhonerates everybody connected with the jail
of connving at his escape, and only regrets
that he did not reach his boat once safely, on
which be thinks he could not have been taken.
lie saws be had team engaged to take him
away, but they did not come; that he has
spent great amount OF money in the attempt
which has So signaly failed, and boasts Of
his ability I, pick any lock on the jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-07
Law CheDgesin London.

Its rumored tha, Sir Alexander Cockburn
Loid Chief Justice OF the Common Pleas,
will he raised to the Peerage forthwith, and
that Mr.. Justice Creswel has accepted the
post Of JUICE Of the new Court Of Probate.
II has long been known that the learned Judge
Intended t. leave the beuch during or at the
close OF the present term, he being entitled
70 his retiring pension. Sir II s. Keatino
the recently appointed Solicitor.G General, has
i: is said, been offered the puisne judgeship
in the Court of Common Pleas, which will
become vacant by the retirement of Mr.
Justice Crsswell, and has accepted the az
po!ntment. OF course speculation is rifle
amongst the lawyers IS to the Solicitor. G er
eralship. Amongst those freely SPOKEN of
are Mr. Anterior, NJ. P, Mr.. C,llier, NJ.
p, aud Mr. WeIsSy.