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PROPERTY NALES


Yesterday, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Messrs. Gibson
Co., auctioneers, offered at public sale at the
Exchange Reading Rooms, 10 South Gay street, a
part OF the property apportioned to Baltimore
county, in the division of the Almshouse pro-
perty.
The first portion of tie lot put up, fronting on
the Calverton road, was withdrawn at bid cf
$3.50 per front foot.
Another section, containing one and half acres
was then offered and withdrawn at bid of S5.5O
offers not meeting the views of the County Com
missiOners.
Messrs. Adreon Co.. auctioneers, sold at the
same place yesterday part of a tract of land
called ''Well's Manor" lying in Baltimore coun-
ty, about eight miles west of the city and two
miles west of POwhattan Factory containing 1887
acres, improved by farm house and necessary out
buildings. Purchased by j. H. Hansenlard for SIS
per acre.
Messrs F. W. Bennett & Co., auctioneers, at the
same place, yesterday, sold tract of land living
in Prince Georges county, being part of a tract
known as "Snowden's New Birmingham Manor"
situated one mile and half from Contee Station
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and three
miles from Laurel Factory, containing l401& acres
Purchased by w. H. Ward, for $3.50 per acre
yesterday afternoon Samuel II. Cover Esq, auc-
toneer, sold lot of ground improved with a two
story frame tenement, situated the east side of
William near Cross street. II feet wide and 50 feet
deep. 1t was purchased by George Lilly, ESQ.,.
for 1925.
Also lot of ground situated on the west side of
johnson Cross street, fronting on johnson
street % feet and running back 50 feet to an alley
The lot Is improved by two one-and-a a half story
brick houses, and was purchased by Jacob Vogle-
ston for 81 ITO.
An unimproved lot of ground, adjoining the one
above described having front of 80 feet and ex-
tending back 81 feet to an alley, was also sold by
the auctioneer 1t was also purchased by Mr.
Nogleston for $40.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-night Mr. Har-
rison takes a benefit. He has been a very accepta-
a liberal benefit lie will apear as Michael Erie in
the play of Michael Erie the Maniac.
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The Old school Presby.erian General Assam

INDIANAPOLIS, May 24.-The General Assembly
of the Old School Presbyterian Church, at its ses-
sion to-day adopted the report of the Committee on
Foreign Missions.
consideration of the report of the Committee on
Domestic Missions
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For EurOne

NEW YoRK, May 25.-The steamer Persia sailed
hence at noon, for Liverpool, with 240 passengers
and S3,OOO,O0O in specie. Among the passengers
are Count Sartiges and Cyrus W. Field, Esq.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

LIvEEPoOL-Br. tarl. Prince Of Wales
$500 sacks salt, r. X II. +. Tucker
COASTNISE.
NEW ToRK-Str Locust Point.
% pkgs wine, De COrmis X Rogers; - do. liquors C.
II. Myers Bro; l3 do, L. Thomson & Co.. do Jas
Hazlet Co.; do, Pracht, Vcneif Co.. 10 do Green
Yoe 500 do mdse., B. y 0. h r.; 300 do sundry
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SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, Nav % An. howl, Tow

Islands.
CID schrs. s. Nelson, Hall, New Haven; B. F. woolsey
,NoRFopK. May 2$-Arr schrs. s f. Parker, Calais G.
CHARLESION, May l5-Arr steamship Marion, New
York. '
cid Brig Hayward, West Indies sehr. R. Caldwell New
SAVANNAH, May 20-Cpd. brig Gen. Boyd, Kennebunl,
Ne. schr W. Smith, New York
York. ~
Cid steamships Augusta and Paapsco New York; ship
M0BlLE May 9-l,ld ship Hemisphere, Liverpool
NEW OtLEANS, May 2l-Cld. stips Young Sam, Iiv-
gpoo Arizona Havre; Quebec and Berkshire Bordeaux
Picayune Bremen.
New York - ~ ''
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Presbyterian General Assembly IN :

WILMINGTON, May 24.-In the session of the
General Assembly to-day the Presbytery of K ansas
was recognized and admitted with the Synod of
Iowa.
A deeply interesting debate arose in regard to
church members of good moral character, who
neglect the communion table. 1t was decided by
large vote, that no action on the subject is
expedient.
The entire judicial business of the Assembly was
tremendously disposed Of
The special report made on the foreign missions,
without proposing dissolution of the relations
with the American Board concludes that the time
has come for bringing the work of the foreign
field into closer connection with the denomination
as such.
Two and a half per cent. on the church erection
fund voted to Kansas.
The business of the Assembly is now begun in
earnest.
A large missionary meeting was held this eve
ming.
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Suspension.

New YORK, May 25.-Messrs. Hargous & Co.,
the financial agents of the Tehuantepec Company,
have suspended, as reported yesterday.
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New York, May "a, 1859. S''' ''Ae' ''0A''

an ,ttrhtILADELPHlA MARKET, May 24-There is some
ls I IN ouercitron Bark and further small sales
ground at S2s per tor 'N OA' NV VI '0"''e
ana Mealrhe market for Flour is firmer TODAY
are not disposed to operate, and ssles are only
the trade at from 81 25 up ss so per Dbl for
20 20 cnolce superfne, extras and fancy brands as
IN quah,y standard brands are offered at our lowest
put we hear Of sales for shipment at that rate
Eye Flour and Corn Meal also very quiet at "a for
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
T LIVERPOOL ANDLONDoN FIRE AND LIFE
=
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No So WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
"

No. 56 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
AUIHORlZED coo
THE CASH INVESTMENTS OF THIS COMPANY NOW EXCEED
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
INVESTED IN The UNITED STATES, UPwARpso OF
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
YEARLY REVENUE,
TWO AND ONE QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS
THE LIABILITY ENTIRE OF SHAREHOLDERS uy
LIMITED.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAMES BROWN, Esq.................. Chairman
FRANCIS COTTENET, Esq, Deputy Chairman
GEORGE BARCLAY, Esq, JOS. GAILLARD, j., Esq,
ErGFNE DUTILH, Esq, ED. +. SANDERS0N, Esq.
JOSEPH FOWLER, Esq, WM. s. WETMORE, Esq
Resident Secretary .........ALFRED PELL, Esq.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10, 1858
Policies issued on first class risks to the amount of
the lowest existing rates of the Baltimore Companies.
WIZ. F. MURDOCH, Agent,
Dungan's Building, 1st door above the Exchange" Lom
bard street, and No. Is South Charles st. sl62w&2awly
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DOMESTIC MAPKETS

y.
NEW YORK WEEKLY COFFEE CIRCULAR Nav 18th
Stock of Rio and Santos Coffee II May 1852 bags
Reed since 10 date per J. Bagshaw -. 5000
Do do. Amelia. ....50 900 $500
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Senator Douglas at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, May 24.-Senator Douglas arrived
in this city to-day.
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Total Oags ana mats ts.''...'''.' - 'o''oo
QuorArIoYs.-Rio Coffee, prime 12(9l2K cts. mos,
do good, l1H0l1A cts, do; do fair 1lgll4 cts, do
do ordinary lO4 G101 Cts do; Maracabo, 1l(Gl3 cts.
do; Iaguayra, u 2d12X cts do; Jamaica H. H@il4 cts.
do Costa Rca, 13G14 cts do; Bahia 1oH cts do Java,
mats and bags 14A 6cs., and months st. Domingo
10 cts, cash.
kEMARKs.-The market for Rio during the past week,
owing to the announcement of public sale for Thursday
next and an increased supply of undesirable qualities,
mas peen quiet the only sale of importance being 1900
oags per John Bagshaw, on private terms. We reduce
our quotations for ordinary descriptions above.
WIN. ScoTT K Son, Coffee Brokers.
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The Murder Case i'm Buriington-Ve Verdict

the COrOner's Jury.
BURLINGTON, VT, May 24.-The testimony before
the jury of Inquest on the body of John T.
Mckeen, closed last evening at about eight o'clock.
when the jury retired, and after the absence of
nearly an hour returned with the following ver-
dict
"That John T. McKeen came to his death by a
blow inflicted with knife in the hands of Peter T.
Mcdonald, and that John Balm, Jr., and John Kel
ly were accessories to the act.''
The court having refused to admit the prisoners
to bail. they were remanded to the custody of the
sheriff until the next session of the Chitenden
County Court. The verdict is in accordance with
the testimony, and satisfactory to our citizens at
large. The court room crowded, and great
excitement existed during the Investigation.
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CLEVELAND, May PA mass Convention of the
foes OF the Fugitive Slave Act was held here to-
day, and it was well attended. A large number
were from the Reserve counties. The proceedings
were of an orderly character.
A declaration was read denouncing the Fugitive
Slave Law and the Dred Scott decision.
Resolutions of the same tenor also adopted,
declaring the Fugitive Act unconstitutional and
therefore void, and setting forth that the Supreme
Court has degenerated, and is subservient to party
politics. that the life tenure should be abolished and
the Judicial circuits remodelled; that the conviction
OF the Obern rescuers is disgraceful and unparal-
leed, and the prisoners entitled to their liberty
and that the freedom of the country rests on the
Republican party
The Convention was addressed by Messrs. Gid
dinrs, Chase Wade and others
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-" GORk, May 2S-Arr. steamship City of Baltimore,
Lvepooi ship Belle Wood, do bIigs Anna Rio rande: D.
buIel, i5aren schrs j. H. Segune, do Pocomoke Wash
CID ships Maid OF Orleans y Orleans Delhi Bordeaux:
harks Atlantic, Bremen Mcnd Liberia bigs Nora Crena,
Gibraltar Lucretia, MADEIRA
NEW l0Rk May 2l1Arr steamship Augusta; Savan-
nah; ships Clifton, New Orleans; Matas Consino, Napaai-
so bark Mary Elizabeth Remedies; brig R. $ Larnson,
ATroya.
Gfd harks Orchila, Cumberland Harbor Kathleen Bor
deauN Carnloa JacEs0nVlle brig Starlight, Campeachy
sclr. ! aura Gertrude, Charleston
Also bark T. A CocTane Guantenamo brig Iyanhoe
Sagua.
PHILADELPHIA, May 23-Arr brig Ashhy, Cenfuegos:
schrs W l. Springs, Gem San Jacnto and s A. Taylor Hi
from North Carolina A. Tirre Charleston; Amanda Pc
tersburg; S NJ Smith, Darien
CID ship Lizzie Harvard, Charleston bark White Wing,
iaSuayra; brig C. H. Frost, MaanZas chr Mediator Char
lesion
FHiLADELPHlA3 May Arr. bark Washington, Bre-
men, brig Gamma, Port Spain; schrs W G. Audenreid
Vile "
BOSTON, May 23Arr ship Robt Treat Liverpool: J. C.
humphreys Rotterdam; barks Trinity, Galveson Benja.
Burges, Copenhagen,
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TEA SEED FROM BRAzIL.-The Agricultural Bureau
of the United States Patent office has received IN
nation from our Minister Resident at mo Janelro
taat he will forward, at an early opportunity som
peeks of Brazilian tea seed letter inelosed from
Brazilian says that tea Garshes 6ar IN
80 raIisvs and delights in plentiful manure. The
seed Sc A should be sown just deep enough to cover
t6em from the sun, and the plants cut down every
wear to prevent the production of seed which rem
3er the leaves hard and unfit for manufacturing
purposes.
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On Saturday last the Stockholders of the Ha-
gerstown Savings Bank Institution elected the
following gentlemen Directors for the ensuing
year:
George Schley, James I. Hurley, John Kno-
bic, Richard Sheckles, David H. Newcomer Charles
u. Lane, James Wason and John R. Sneary.
On Monday last the Board organized and re-elec-
ted Messrs. Small and Negley respectively, Presi-
dent and Cashier, Mr.. Schley. Attorney, and Mr..
Coaker, Watchman and Messenger.
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The NAPoLEoNIC PoL1CY.-The following passage
occurs in the Hees NopoIeoniennes of the present
Emperor of the French:
"ROme," says Montesquieu, grew great because
she had successive wars; each nation to her ncon-
ceivabe good fortune, attacking her only when
her previous assailant had become PROSTATE"
That which chance and fortune did for the aggran-
dizement of Rome, Napoleon obtained for France
men, he made the conquest Of Italy, he was not
only great general but also profound politician.
The Directory, in its ignorance of things, sent to
General Bonaparte the order to dethrone the King
of Sardinia, and to march upon Rome, leaving in
his rear SO, 600 Austrians, who were debouching
from the Tyrol. Napoleon set aside these ill con-
sidered instructions. He concluded an alliance
concluded treaty with the Pope, and defeated the
Austrans. The fruit of this conduct was the peace
of Campo Formio.
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Bulletin exposes the following instance of the whole
sale abuse of the franking privilege:
To-day, passing the Post Office, we saw lying
among the mail bags about to be despatched to
the South, the following articles, each addressed
to member of Congress from this city at Wash
ington:
One wooden box, about foot square, labelled
"Dr.-'s Universal Remedy"
One jointed fishing rod, carefully done up IN
brown paper.
One Old Dominion coffee pot, large size.
These were to go as free, mailable matter, out
being of rather inconvenient shape to be packed
with letters, they suffered to go seperateiy'
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Shipping sutelltgente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, May 25.
ARRIVE ED.

ARRIVED
l5rem ship Ernestine Frerchs, a days from Bremen
mdss and H. passengers to Won kap Arcn Towed up
Fsns rs same san G time m scr Ea9ne Of Fnkt9 May 10Th lat
SHIP Schiller. (BremJ Bahr, 40 days from Breren-mdse
and IS passengers to katz LeupodTowed up by
Schr W. Conner, Petting, from Franklin, La-moIas
ses to ). iurlbut Iowed up by steamtug Wasp.
9chr. JOSIAH Achon Merrill from Richmond-ballas to
schr, John C. Henry, Fenton from Chestea-mdse TO W
List Canal Boats from avre de Grace per steamer Ports
mouth, May 25th.
Boat Col George Bodine' Captain Edwards-lumber to
Boat Z McConkey. Captain Beaverson-lumber to Hen
Boat d. Capp, Captain Ierocker-lumber to Redgrave
Boat T D Rank, Captain Brewer-umber to Redgrave X
Burns.
Boat Lone Star, Captain Dodson-iumber to Carr Gese
Bo3t saylor Captain Carricher-lumber Randolph &
Gollbut.
Boat Eliza X Sophia Captain Eifert-coa to order
Boat Ellen, Captain Ailler-coal to Grover, Miller 4 Co.
- Boat l. Mcbride, Captain McHosc-coal Strauss and
Boat Ella, Captain Fredcricks-unber to Carr, Giese
Boat Kansas, Captain Michael-Iunber to Carr Giese &
Boat Six Sisters Captain Gramm-coal to ]. G. McCul,
Boat Mary Ann, Captain Dunkeberger-coal to Strauss
Boa; Tropc Bird, Captain Fisher-umber to Cockey Co
CLEARED
Steamer Fanny Cadwaiader, Cundif, New York. A.
Steamer Bely dere, Keen, Riehmond--J Brandt, Jr
Bark Sylph, Jones, BostOn-Rose n Lyon.
Brig Princess (Br) Grant West Indies-Spence Reid
Schr; Lizzie Gowan, (Br) Wilson, Kingston .Ia.B a
,Tchr Capitol Coson, Stockton, Ne, via ChoptanL river
schr. Ocean, Aaron, Richmond-wiam Applegarth a
schr. Emma, Vent, Derby, Conn.-Dobbin 4 warfield
SAILED.
Brig Marietta ler seed Demeraa, in tow of steamug
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MEMORANDA.
Brig Abbott Lawrence, Fuller from Baltimore arrived at
Boston, 23d inst.
Scir Galota, Lowell from Baltimore arrived y York
23d inst.
Brig Robt A. Fisher, 22 tons months old built in this
port and now IN New ok, has been sold about $4,000
cash.
Brig Castiian Warwick, I'm BALTIC for Portland arrived
Holmes Hole 2}l inst.
schr Xolan Coombs, from BALTIC for Boston, arrived at
Ho Hole 22d inst
Schr W F Burdue Ferris, from Baltimore arrived at n
York, 2lSt inst
Schr Medora, Wood from Baltimore arrived at n York.
23d inst
ton, 2lst inst
schr Israel H. Day. Chase, I'm Baltimore, arrived at Prov
idence, 22nd inst
Schr Geo f stao, from Cuba arrived Norfolk, 23d
Bark George Henry, Trower, from Baltimore for West
Coast of South America, spoken March 20h lat IA 6
lon. "a.
schr VIM Gregory, Buckn, from Richmond, arrived at
Alexandria, 2Sd inst.
Schr Buena Vista, Acsey from Georgetown, D. C., arri-
we'd at pr0yidance 22d inst.
Schr J. Franks, Summers, from Norfolk arrived AT AL
eNandria 23d inst
Schr Nancy J. Brayton,, for Baltimore, sailed FIN Fall
River, 2lst inst.
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FRoM JAMAICA.-By an arrival at New York from
Falmouth, Jamaica, we have intelligence OF the
trial and conviction of nine of the men impli-
sent to the Kngstone Penitentiary, for long terms
of imprisonment. Twenty-Five more await their
trial.
An incendiary fire had taken place on sugar
estate, named Rosn Castle in the Parish of Tre-
lawny, whereby thirteen acres of canes were de-
stroyed. The estate is the property of the Hon.
George Cunningham, the Chief Magistrate of the
Parish and one of its representatives in the House
of Assembly. The assigned for the act OF
incendiarism is revenge. Mr.. Cunningham having
voted in favor of some bill which is obnoxious to
the peasantry in his neighborhcod. The loss is a,
least S4500
On, Sn+,,r IL.
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1IV Il SIaItnltnt OF tha
ports Exclusive ofspecie from New York to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. l:
1857. 1858 1859
Previously reported 81 O32 $50 221l6G36 1852 2o3
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-28

MEETINGS. IN CoMMEMoRATIoN OF THE ExECU
TtoN OF JonN BRowN.-We clip the follow
ing dispatches from the New Y orl1 Tribune :
BALTIMORE, Dec Sd.-Capt. Browns body
passed through here this morning, and WIS.,
taken on by the early train for Philadelphia
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Dec 3d-A large meet
ing was held at Corinthian Hall last evening
to signalize the execution of John Brown.
BRAN Pryne and Parker Pillsbury delivered
addresses, which were listened to with pro-
found interest.
CLEVELAND. Dec. "A meeting was held
here tonight in commemoration of the eX-
ecution Of John Brown. Over 5000 people
were present Able addresses We're made by
d. K. Tilden r. Z. Spalding, {. Ii. Lang
ston A. Q. Riddle, and the Rev Messrs. j.
q. White, w. IL. Brewster Crooks and j. IL.
w. Toole Strong resolutions were adopted,
and the addresses were able. The hall was
dressed in mourning.
MONTREAL, Dec. ga meeting took place
at Bonaventure Hall in this city yesterday
forenoon, to offer up prayers in behalf OF
John Brown. The meeting was numerously
attended, mostly by colored people. A ser
mon was then preached by the Rev. a. Il.
Wood, colored clergyman, after which Il
collection was taken up for the benefit of
Browns family.
Another meeting was also held at the same
place last night, at which speeches We're
made by DR.. Howe, of Boston, and others.
a resolution was passed expressing sympathy
for the family of John Brown.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-28

In REGARD to the proposed purchase OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship Companys steamers,
the following intelligenci has been received
by the John L. Stephens
Vanderbilt, on behalf of the Company OF
which he is the chief, offered to purchase OF
the Pacific Company seven of their steamers,
for the sum of S2,00O,0O0-he to make the
selection OF the vessels. Messrs AspiL wall
and Davidge we're the committee appointed
to conduct the negotiations, on the pnrt of
the Pacific company. and Vanderbilt aud his
sonin-law, Clark on the part Of the pur
chasers. The committee having met to set
tie the details, Vanderbilt insisted that each
individual member of the Pacific company
should hold himself personally responsible
not to establish any opposition lme which
might interfere with his interests that they
should furthermore secure him against oppo-
sition from any and all other parties. To this
the Pacific company replied that no sneh
guarantee would be given. The committee
Of conference was suSmarily discharged, and
a resolution adopted that all future PROPOSE
tions should be submitted TO the full Board
: Of Directors
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-28
The NEedIenI and snrgicaI Enslitute of


DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY, IS already secured in position
which places IT. well its proprietor, far above
the assaults of envy and professional malice. In the
schools of France, the highest prizes often award
ed to practitioners in this department of Medical
science and they occupy with others, equally lofty
position in the profession. Ricord is an ustrous
ample, shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age in Europe and DR.. Czapkay has fully equaled
him in this country, proof Of which, the Phla-
delphla College of Medicine complmented him with
Diploma, and the honorary dd eWndent degree Sc
lecting this his field OF operation although qualified
graduate of the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon OF the hungarian Revolutionary army,
for extended labors DIR. L. j. Czapkay las bent
his earnest attention to the Of chronic and pr
vate diseases, in which he has become great
pert that he is now regarded the LEADfR in this
branch of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography published mat
OF interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals The Doctors offices at his Medical and
Surgc II Institute, on Sacramento street, corner of
Ledesdor, nearly opposite the buildings of the Pa
cfc Mail Steamship Company.
g94'- We ask particular attention of our readers to
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures in another
column of this paper. dec2S3m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-28

Discovery OF PIKEs.-A descent was made
this morning on the premises of Alf Cox,
well known colored man of this city, by
the proper officers, to arrest fugitive slave,
supposed to be concealed there belonging to
Sanford Rising. The slave was not found,
but Il large number of pixies were discovered
in box in the cellar. Cox has been seen
in frequent consultation with man passing
under the name of Brown. Neither of them
have yet been arrested.-St. Joseph Gdzette,
NOU 26.