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MisEfIIanfuils.
nOTOMAC LAND POP SAFE

DoToMACs LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
In virtue of decree the Circuit Court of STAR nd
county made on the 18th day March last in the case Of
fltznugrS " aFeO the undersigned commissioners named
in said decree will offer public auction 10 the highest
duern 'front.' OF tn Mayors in the city of Aexan-
dla, on the 10th DAY OF JULY inst at u ocock the
estate called HIGHLAND, containing NINE HIJSDREn
ACRES. Also a TRACT OF LAND, adjoining and origi-
naliy part thereof containing about i79 ACRES And
also valuable GR1SF AND MERCHANT MILL which
Is aaitached to the same estate, with about FORTY
ACRES OF LAND, all lying in the county of Stafford
ana State Of Virginia The Commissioners will cause aeon
rate surveys to be made, which will be shown on the
day Of sale The REAL. ESTATE is one of the most de-
sirab both residence and agricultural purDoses
10 tins portion of Virginia 1t has upon an excellent
Na DIV ELLlNG HOUSE and necessary OUT HOUSES
III and contains from FOUR to FIVE HUNDRED ACRES
prime river bottom, and a sufficient quantity of WOOD
and TIMBER LAND All the land is very RICH and the ara
pie land is in good state of cultivation The borders
to more than mile the Potomac river, and includes
On h or TWO FISHERIES.
THE MILL is comparatively having been thoroughly
never failing one " :
lie. - N P0"
TERMs-Ten per centum of the purchase money will be
qued in cshthe remainder in six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest from the day of sale For the deferred
payments bonds with approved personal security will be
required and the title viii be retained until the bonds are
paid
HENRY DAINGERFTELD,
W. z. CONWAY, Commiss'rs.
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A breach between the Archbishop OF Paris and
the Court is talked Of The Archbishop is said to
have given the request to olficiate at the ''Te
Deum" for the battle of Magenta some such an
swer as this 81 cannot join in thanks giving for
the murder of $4,000 human beings, nor raise a
hymn of Joy founded upon the pain and misery of
others; but l will sing DE Protunds' and Re
QUEEN for the souls of the departed with the great
est pleasure
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the Abolition candidate for Judge of the Supreme
Court of Ohio, was formerly Shareholder in Mis-
sissippi He sold his slaves at public auction at
Pontiac, Mississippi in 1915, and with the proceeds
of the sale emigrated to Ohio. Such men generally
make the fercest Abolitonists, and declaim the
loudest against the traffic in human flesh and the
horrors of the slave market
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RooFNG ROOFING ! ROOFING | II
Economy, Durability and Secirltv.
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoMPosITIOH ROOFING.
Uvaled by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEoUALLED FOR EcONOaY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
Forfurther information address call on ......
JAS THOMSON,
No, Jarvis Building, North and
iy26H Baltimore streets, Baltimore
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JoHNSToN's INSURANCE Rooms,
II SECOND STREET.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Ohar'er YAK OF Hartford Connecticut. 3i2GDO
insurance Company othe Valley of Virginia.. S5I OoO
Aloemarle OF Virginia 100000
Lynchburg ................... 9s5 oOo
Northern Assurance Company London. .....6 29s 500
MARINE DEPARTMENT.
Mercantile Mutual of New York Oh 15a
ISnchourg OF Virginia. 3S5,COO
Charter Oak of Hartford Connecticut. ....... SI2O0O
Marine and Fire Policies issued upon approved risks with
out the delay of consulting the home Offices
Policies issued losses adjusted and paid
THOS. ID. JOHNSTON,
m23-tf second straat
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ANRRo DAGUFRRFoTypEs Be-

Mr. MARsTERs lat Lexington street, Howard street.
will furnish his patrons with pictures glass; card board
plates canvass life size in miniature from nature or
copied in OIL French pastel coors in style of sp-
peror excellence He has hand fun assortment of plain
and fancy cases. ALSO iltrames the best material
His long experience and atesed success enable him to
his patrons complete satisfaction or no charge s7y
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Dan Rce's elephant performed his additions in
Frog Pond the Common this morning, to the
great delight and amusement of large crowd of
spectators. The fountain in operation at the
time, and the elephant seemed to regard it as
thing to be stunned, keeping respectful distance
from it, Notwithstanding the efforts of his attendant
to urge him nearer it. AT last the water was shut
off and his bulky majesty, supposing the danger to
be removed, was induced to go. near the fountain
pipe and lie down. When he had got himself fairly
settled in easy position, the water was again let
on at full force. The old fellow was fairly as
founded for a moment, but as soon as he had time
to collect himself, he scampered with all speed to
the other end of the pond. 1t was extremely di-
verting to see this noble animal rolling eisurely in
the water, and, when he rose, to observe the ele-
ment dripping from his sides and sparkling in the
sun. The spectators admonished to keep at a
safe distance, the elephant was mischievously in
clined, and would occasionally throw small del
uge of Cochituate from his trunk, which, had it
come in contact with many persons present, would
have rendered null their starched and elaborate
linen, fresh from the laundry. After he had en-
joyed himself for half an hour more, he was led
off to his stable, apparently much refreshed.-Bos
ton Transcript
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BAZIN's PERFUMES FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF
comprising sxtynine varieties. Soaps, Cosmetics, Hair
Dyes, Hair Oils, Hair Tonics Pomades Tooth and Flesh
Powders Hair, Shaving, Nail Hat, Cloth Tooth Flesh
Brushes, Razors Stops Shaving Creams and Pates Toilet
Walters and Toilet and Fancy Articles OF all kinds Cologne
Verbena Orange Flower Lavender and Florida Waters of
my manufacture. d. G. DRISCOLI,
Dealer in and Manufacturer of Perfumery
50 Baltimore street,
ie20tf nextdoor to the corner of Frederick street
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baltimore Coal CoMPANY's Coal.
am the SOLE AGENT in this market sale of the
above celebrated COAL 1t can only be had of Inc or nv
regularly appointed agents, who have written authority
from to sell.
CHARLES GILMOR, Sole Agent
No. - Second street, near the Post Office
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&ank Antiffs.

RANK OF COMMERCE, BALTIMoRE, June 29,
months IS'SA dividend Of FOUR PER CENT for the six
annhI eLunS the 10th instant. this day declared
- VIC ele'eAtl uaS VI ""'J
The transfer of the Capital stocl will 10 ,od from the
~ 10 're eleventh day OF July inclusive BY order,
ie9p9v GEOSC. MILLER,
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NJ. Belly gets along very slow with his Nicaragua
transit canal. The poet Lowell says that Jonah
was the only man the world has ever produced who
successfully made the Belly transit route.
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IL HOWELL. Il BROTHERS,
260 BALTIMORE STREET. opposite Hanover street,
Invite attention to their extensive stock Of
for the Fall Season, designed for Halls Parors, Chambers
etc. comprising the United States
at al prices from the lowest (RIVALLING WHIFEWASH
IN CHEAPNESS to the most elegant and costly styles and
NEW DESIGNS
THE SUPERIOR QUALITY
is evidenced by their high reputation among the trade and
IS also atteSted by
, GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS,
RECEIVED AT THE YARI0rS
We are constantly receiving
FRENe4I PAPER HANGINGS
- From the most celebrated manufacturers of Paris
the country. j9Iwr
IN PRESS, AND WILL BE ISSUED ABOUT
1.-THE FIRST OF AUGUST.
NORTH AMERICAN RAILWAY
Published MONTHLY =. at BAITiH NOR y o'Df'
BY SHERWOOD WHITE
y. ". corner Baltimore and Cav streets
liShed'
All the Railway Steamboat Routes between the diff
feren sections of the Union Zach Through Route
separate and distinct from all others
Interesting descriptions of the various RAILWAYS, with
their connecting Lines Stations Distances Fares etc and
objects of interest along the route.
Reliable Map of all Railways the United States Sec
tional Maps of Railways in different States
lime Iaoies Of AL the Railways giving condensed Time
Schedule of each Through Route an important and original
feature in this Gude by which the Traveller can perceive
glance his through section to another
Engraved views of Railway Scenery, reading
Price IS cents A large deduction to dealers Newsmen
VIII receive an advance copy free upon application to the
~ limited number Of Advertisements will be received
Ior ms 6ude jll-tf
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
Nsto and Fdlulble improvements
DIAGRAM LocE STITCH
CCGG1GgC9gSS-3C.
This the only stitch that raveled and that
presents the appearance upon each side of the seam
made with two threads upon of
and nterlocked in the centre oft Send for Circular
OFFICES W BALTIMORE STREET,
sicily Batmors, Md
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A LONG DRIVE WITH PAIR OF ELK.-The Cleve-
land Leader announces the arrival in that city of
Mr.. George Raymond, all the way from Salt Lake
City, via Cherry Greek mines and Kansas having
come the entire distance driving span of elk be
fore wagon. The elk in question are only three
years DID, an age at which horses are not at all fit
for use, vet Mr. Raymond asserts that he actually
travelled as fast 100 miles in single day. Mr..
R. is on his way to Vermont with his novel team.
The elk have upon their heads horns three feet
in length, which have been only six weeks in
growing.
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GERMAN SILVER AND ALBATA PLATED TEA SETS
Urns Casters, Baskets WATERS prices by
J. AR CAMPBELL,
m2-tf 22T Baltimore street. corner of Charles,
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CHICAGO PAvEMENTs.-While on a visit to Chca-
go, a few days ago, | was favoraby impressed with
the block or Nicholson street pavements introduced
there i was informed by the Superintendent of
Streets that this kind of paving was $40 per cent
cheaper than the cobble stone, and much more du-
rable." Besides being more economical it is much
smoother, and while the vehicles are passing over
it is almost noiseess. Upon examining street which
had been paved with this kind of material Eighteen
months | found it in fine condition, although the
heaviest tonnage in the city passed over it. 1t is
easily repaired and costs onehaf less than the boul
der pavement to repair One maH$with a wheel
barrow and what he can carry upon it., will do more
repairing one day than six do in our streets to
say nothing about the unsghtly cart loads of dirt
the people have to climb over while the process of
renovating is going To give the public an idea
of what this pavement consists, and also to enght-
en- our City Fathers upon the subect-for fear
while their late visit to Chicago, pavements and
other municipal improvements, were not part and
parcel of their observation and pleasure will
will give brief description of what is called the
Nicholson patent, and which is so universally
adopted by cities whose municipal legislators do
not make political capital at the public expense
Blocks of white oak, varying in width from six to
sixteen nches ten inches long by four in thickness
constitute the face or roadway. These blocks are
placed on their end on graded bed of gravel and
clay, covered with cheap plank about or inches
in thickness. This is coated with pitch, and while
SOFT the blocks laid down; between each row of
blocks inch plank of the same material as the
blocks is put; this is six inches high, which leaves
recess of four inches into which gravel and pitch are
poured, the pitch in liquid state, and then pound
ed into the crevice until the whole becomes one
solid mass The entire surfaceis then covered with
coating of pitch and gravel, and when dry is ready
for Correspondence Of the Cincinnati CONNER
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S, HARRINGTON

>. HARRINGTON,
Would respectfully inform his old friends and the public
in general that he is prepared all orders in his
line of business
He will VARNIsH OR RE-VARYIsH AND POLISH OR CLEAN
UP AND POLISH KINDS OF FURNITURE; REPAIR AND
MoDERNIsE OLD FURNITURE; UPHoLsrER AND RECOVER,
DO UP MATTRESSES AND FEATHER BEDS, &c, &C. &c
twenty years practical experience in working the best
families in the cities of New York Philadelphia and Bati-
more, enables him to suit the most and to his
ork in better and for less money any other
one this side of philadelphia.
N BAH orders left at his Dwelling No 80 Forest street.
with N Hynson Jennings Co.. SO n. Charles street
will0 Immediately attended to. apl6m
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HoUsE-RAIsING IN CHICAGO.-The modus Operan 5.
of house-moving and raising here is the most rapid
extant. 1t is impossible to determine on going to
bed whether your opposite neighbors house will be
in the same place next morning, or half mile up
to keep pace with the ever-c changing grade of the
streets. man who had been warned out of
house repeatedly by his landlord finding the days of
grace fast expiring, carried off the house in the
night and, after diligent search, the owner found
it over threeourths Of mile out the prairie the
next morning, and had considerable trouble in re-
gaining possession. The house-raisers will screw
up the largest houses or most expensive hotels in
cupants replace the old with new and higher foun-
dation-wals, and let the building down to its place
with the same facility, so that stranger would
never suspect the change, not sign of its condi-
tion being visible.
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4rg C6uOOs.

IMPORTANT TO
The largest and best assorted sort liG stock c Of
LINEN GOODS
MILLIKEN's LINEN STORE,
NO L i NAtr FTE&i fs5HfNSF& t GSGbs sAr
TABLE DAMASkS, by the yard,
TABLE NAPKINS AND poYGJE i! i.Dy Co'' Oh all sizes
PILLOW CASE LINENS;
AND OTHER KINDS OF F5 5Af EN AND RUSSIA CRASH
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHiEFssA AMI
are constantly receiving additions to our extensive
LADIES AND GENTS HDKFs.
As We have our Handkerchief made expressly for
own trade we can offer peculiar advantages both in extent
Linen buyerswill always be of finding pure Lnens
LINEN STORE,
As no cotton mixed article will be admitted into the
RI MILLIKEN,
Importer of Linen Goods Exclusively,
J7H IS Baltimore street, above Gay.
TUN E, I'd, 1859.
ATTRACTIVE CLOSING SALES.
IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN PRICES
HAMILTON EASTER K co,
Nos. 1879, POI and 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
Invite attention their
CLOSING SALES OF SUMMER GOODS.
Our entire stock has been carefully and marked
down to sell at p ices
BELOW COST OF IMPORTATION
We will commence from this day to sell stock of
Paris printed BAREGES and FLOUNCED ROBES.
ORGANIZES, PRINTED JACONETS, ORGANDY ROBES
A great variety of DRESS GOODS
Every article in our
EMBROIDERY AND LACE STOCK,
HOUSEKEEPING AND FAMILY LINENS.
MOURNING GOODS,
CALlCOES, GINGHAMS, Low PRICED LAWNS,
STELLA SHAWLS and MANTLES.
We shall close stock at
LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES,
-!e2ur during the present month
CANVAS PADDING-Different grades, "a
Oand A HOLLANDS, fine and medium qualities for sale
ROBERT b. BROWN & CO.,
Ja22-d IS Hanover street
PURLAPS.--4O and 45 inches wide, suitable
Ior Wool Bags, Manufacturers and Clohies for sale by
$500 ROBERT ID. BROWN Il co,
Ie22-tf Il Hanover street
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
sHRTs which ii we t T M make GS9f to
CONSTABLE, WALKER Il co,
le24-ttr Opposite Museum.
DIAPER COLLARS.-Just received a fresh sup
l. ply of English Paper Collars
1900. CONSTABLE, WALKER & co,
ge2iuf Opposite the Museum.
GOODS FOR SUMNER S HIRTS.-We have
Ain store large supply of the celebrated Masonvien
cool a. linen. C6NST4BL,E' WALKER iG Co anu as
Jez4ur l55 baltimore street.
pARKLIE'S IRISH LINENS.-ALL PURE
4SLINEN-The high position these Linens have main
tanned for forty years in this market their recommen
daon For sale to the trade by Sole Agents in Baltimore
ROBERT D. BROWN Il CO.,
ap6,u is Hanover street.
IRISH LINENS, IMPORTED TO ORDER
Of any required weight style finish by Manufacturers
Agents, ROBERT D. GROWN l. co,
- aP9.I Is Hanover street
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LOOK HERE. STRANGERI

LOOK HERE, STRANGERI
Ifyou want either CHINA, GLASS, or COMMON WARE,
go to
JOHN DoBS0N * CO.'S
CHEAP CHINA STORE, Nos. 2 and N Charles street
they will sell you little bit CHEAPER than the CHEAP
EST Give them call and examine for yourselves. jaltf
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MILLER Il BEACHAMS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE,
No. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited is-tf
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|T{D NOTICE DR.. NJ. A. HOPKINSON.
~ DENTIST, HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO No
20 LEXINGTON STREET, near Liberty street
~ Merchants and men of business will here find no un
necessary delay i7aogt1 -
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ASSEMBLY.

The Counties reported sgsius. abolis1iog the
ofices cf the kecett Of the University an Scnoo,
Couuissiore!.
Also, sgsiD.t sid to the Brockpor Collegiate lnSit
tuie sra the State IIebris.e Asylum.
Also, against compelling country bsuks 20 redeem
tLe.r c.-cp alton AZ par 10 New York.
Ire following bills were reported tayorably:
To provide ilr the psyneU. of the money dae for
the troops On Staten lslard.
To Construct locks ana .idecu.. from Tire Lake
c. smpisn Canal 70 the Had.on River.
To I,g-.sblIsh TIE BOsid 0: Heath in SeS-lOrk.
To s-istlsn al Insurance Department.
Tie bll o. auth 0flzs the construction o. break
uster tie shores q Lake Erie passed.
Mr. kElLL1 Introduced oil u amend the Dl.ti ci
ca; 20 lesssn the cO-ts IN - under 81.
TIE Registry Law bill was taken up as the sPe,ial
order.
Mr.. BROCkWAT offered q Substitute, making the
Inspectors Of El~c.oC toe Board Of Csnvsssers.
M. c. :. SPENCER strongly opposed the tubsa
tl,e ard moved to order the original BAL 10 thru
resoi,g. Lost
M. C. 5. SPENCER Introduced bil to erpe.ta
isSs.o.. IN sG:a rtere the People sTs pas'yi .so
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LooKryG YoR TIE ELEPHAsr.-A young lady NAMED
Miss Mary Myers, Of Ger man birth, and about IL ysus
of sge was induced ast evening 10 undertake saaAry
peregrnations through the city in company with gen
teman of her acquaintance named Mr.. Charles Grots.
slso German. Ia order to accomplish this, IL was
mutually sgreed that Miss Mary should change hsr
costume and appear in the attire peculiar to tho opps
ute gender. For length Of time Charles aud Nay
got along very we'll but while passing through Prsnk-
fort street the police officer duty in Wism street
introduced himss to their acquaintance add conveyed
Mary 10 the Fourth Ward S:ation-House. Charles
followed and refosed to abandon bis MARY demossTst-
ing bis attachment by suOdry formidable oompbmeaz
to TIE oficor In accordance with his desires no wss
locked up in neigbboring cell. May wss sober cad
beautiful Charles wa not so described.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. PHELPS said that if the rules were suspended
be would Yield the floor TO enable Mr. Marshall to oher
his amendment and would then demand the previous
question. 100
The motion to suspend the rules was lost, by los
sgsipst "a.
70 the Miscellaneous Appropriation bill be referred to
Tie Committee of the Whole the State oi the Union
Mr.. COV0DE objected.
Mr.. SHERMAN iObio) called for the reading Of
Of the amendments, it being an authorization 10
revive the Treasury Note act for two years
Mr.. GREENWOOD said thst as they could not get
The Senates amendments, there must be design on
the part Of gentlemen not to pass the remaining sP-
pgopnaiiOn bills.
TIE House then again refused TO suspend the rules
On motion of Mr.. PHELPS the message from the
Senate returning the PostOflice Appropriation olll
and asserting its constitutional rights In answer TO the
0densive resolution Of the House. was READ Tor lnor
ms,iOr.
Mr.. GROW objected to taking it up for censiiera
ion.
Mr.. PHELPS moved for the suspension Of the
iules that the bill, with the amendmsnts, miget De
referred to the Committee OF the Whole on the State
Of TIE Union
\ Mr.. HARRIS asked Mr. Phelps whether he was
prepared to report new bill, without the Senate
an cndment7
Mr.. GREENWOOD hoped he would not do it.
Mr. Phepss motion to suspend the rules was lost by
81 against s..
Mt PHELPS then reported new Post-Ofii APP
Mr.. HOUSTON wanted 10 know by what authority
Tie Committee reported this bill. That acted or by
tAs Senate ought now TO De considered.
The SPEAKER oyerruled the point OF order, and
lie bin paced unanimously.
IIcelse and a Hall y Clock.-The House resumed
TIE Consideration Of and passed the bill regulating the
I Compensation IN the cases VI deceased members.
The proceedings thus far bave been characterized
by dscredable scenes such as have heretofore at
i.nced the night session at tee close OF Congress
hembers constantly going 20 and returning from
The tefreshment rooms a.d some have retired TO SOFAS
10 sleep. The galleries, which early 10 the evening
We're crowded have thibned out. There are pro6soy
Nse hunoed and 'i,ty persons present. about dozen
q whom are ladies.
ihs Horse took up the bill fuirg the tTesty stiPu-
et;nL Win The Dskots and Tonawards Indians
Nm.n nss returned from the Senate with an amend
men. Provlong for the payment of the amounts due
NNes SAsuos contracts ior the Ocean Nail service
~ uepSt ',Vok place as TO whether the Postmaster
oeneiaI .su acso under law In making a contract for
carrying the maus VIA the Tehusntepec roate.
=. The amendments were oOncurred in; also taoee TO
| the Lighthouse bill. ' N'O
TIE 0e'"ek.-Mr. KUNKEL Penn asked leave to
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FILLER sIyRISG.--Storis being saost tha. Gen
Whest and Gen. Hennngsen snd other hilibus.en srs
in wasbins ton, preparing for invasion Of the 18th
nus, Tie STATES undertakes 10 correct the rumor By
authority in tbs sse: Gen. Hsnnngsep is complstias
an org snizstisn Ct 900 for the silver miaiog dc
rict Of Arizona, which be claims Is an entirely lswfa
expedition. Gen. Whea. mas bad an offer from AivA
to come back to Msrioo and Is only waiting sse
recognition Of Mr. Msta to start With some pessosS
fherds AID smnunitiors 10 resume the postisa a
Brigsdier- General.
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Fxecu,iou of Murdercrs.

TORONTO, FRIDAY, Msrcn 4, 1917
The execution OF Fleming, the telegraph oPe1sol
ard OIeary. who were both found guilty at the last
Asszes, took place to-day in presence OF vss' nun
Der Of spectators. OLesry wac attended by Ca'hv
lie clergy msn and read short confession on tue gar
lows. Fleming attended by Protestant Clergy
msp lie met bis end calmly and without brsvs1o,
and gave the clergyman short account ia writing, OF
the crime, attributiDg bis ruin TO bsd company sud
drink The greatest sympathy has been felt for him,
ard every exerton was used to procure repueve our
10 no purpose, the Government being determined to
put down the use OF deadly weapons, VII ch has be-
come 10 prevalent.