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EVERY DAY AT 80 BALTIMORE STREET
BOOTH Il PARMENTER
S + " " g II A c II / " Z s.
From r. King (frm Of F. w. 4 r. King, Mathematical In
strument Makers) 226 Baltimore street:
Messrs BooTH PARMENIER:
Gentlemen-From inspection of your Sewing Machine
pleased with its simplicity certainty of form ing
stitch, and purchased from this fact, and glad
to say far expectations have been fully realized and
feel justified in recommending it, afera SEVERE TEST,
as SIMPLE, RELIABLE MACHINE, easily managed and
understood and not abeto get out of order.
Respectfully, RICHARD KING.
mh6-d VI. S. BUTTLES, Agent
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NLOVERSEED.

& TANEYHILL, MERCHANT TAILOR, has
~ removed to No. LIGHT ST. FOUNTAIN HOTEL
BUILDING where he will accommodate his customers with
she SpEhg sbXe 81 goods STOKE No "a West Baltimore
street FOk REM. mill o3t*
a. FOR SALE-For 81, 3OO-Part cash and
I S gst f. f fine thEsest9y HOSE in Lee
to feet street. Svne sue e, r aaa very DEEP lot
%Pp Et at So and WEs s4"P FByFTTE sr
between and 3, and after6 P. NJ. mhl7.s&w2w.
fTiss.t FOR SALE.-A VALUABLE BALTI-
Eii MORE u sTIREET BUSINESS sTANDThat four
streets extending through German Also the adjoining
WAREa nd 81 on German street oscupisd BY H. Rep
70 geI go3d business stand Apply soon Also several
mhl7 II corner Pratt street and Bowly's wharf
o. VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE-A tract of
HU AAR fs6pt 1Gs sGa tS on @ KnS
MamsG6 Hye il the vicinity Of MpraGG Greek There
Syes. Also, STORE and several small Dwelling HOtSES
For terms and further desrT T5g \ 4RPYf
mhll-2aw2w II and IS Bowly's wharf
pULK SIDES.-20O, 900 lbs. Bulk Sides for
Osale by J. 4 IL WARDEN, 80 Commerce St mill If
SALT-2OO sacks Ashton's fine Salt Just landed
0and for sale by N. f. BERRY, No GO Pratt St mh7 St
ORANGES AND LEMONS, 200 boxes,
for by P4ER THoHXS, IS i Bo~ys T !hhaTfns anu
EXTRA QUALITY OLD GOVERNMENT mild
FAMILIES by WI t. Mclean 50 Charles St i @h T
I ARD.-lOO bbls. and tierces prime Western
Lizard for sale by JOSEPH CARSON Co mh17-tf
KEG LARD.-4OO kegs prime Lard for sale by
4AHENRY RiEMAN SONS. mhl7n
pICE.-All grades constantly for sale by JNO.
lGWlL1IAMS SON 90 Smiths wharf mhl7-tf
SUGAR Picked HAMS.-5O tierces prime
SSugar Picked Hams for sale by HENRY RIEMAN &
SONS corner Howard and Fayette streets mh7 t.
THOMAS' SUPERIOR FAMILY SUGAR
Il cured Hams, receiving and for sale by A. L. WEBB 4
BRO corner Pratt and Commerce streets 1t
OHIO AND COUNTRY WHISKEY receiving
~ for sale by A. l. WEBB BRO, corner Pratt and
Commerce streets. 1t
DRIME ROLL BUTTER in store and for sale bv
4 A L. WEBB BRO, Pratt and Commerce SITS il
O00 CASKS PRIME WESTERN BACON
%OOS1DES for sale by HENRY RIEMAN & SONS
mhl7 If
11S BBLS. INSPECTED MESS BEEF; l30
llc do. No Lard, for sale by j. Il H. WARDEN, Sc
Commerce street mhl7.tf
QEV. G. W. EBELING, Pa Dr.,
IL Is OPENING A HOME SCHOOL for Young Gentle
at his residence in CATUNSVILLE Baltimore county
Special Will be given instruction in the German
and French languages and Music.
REFERENCES:
t. "; Lurman, Esq, John G. Morris, D. D.,
A. Schumacher, ESQ.,, John Buckler, NJ D.,
mhl32m John c. BackuS, u D.
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GUAvA JELLY, &C.
Fresh importation in boxes and lbs as low as II
can he bought in Havana.
Also, HAVANA PRESERVES, all of fine quality.
For sale by WM II MCLEAN
fe25-tf 52N Charles street
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MARINE INSURANCE,

ANCHOR INSURANCE COMPANY,l
NEW YORK. March It'll, 1860
Mr. WIN. L. MONTAGUE, JR., has been appointed
AGENT FOR THIS COMPANY
AT BALTIMORE,
With full power to accept and make binding MARINE
RISKS.
Merchants and others wishing to effect assurances in this
Company are respectfully requested to call him.
WIN. Fl. BIRD, President
ANCHOR INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL, S35O,OOO.
BALTIMORE, March Sth, 1860
Vessel Owners Merchants others are referred to the
above announcement and share of their business solicited
- CASH RETURN OF TEN PER CENT will be
made to the insured IN ALL CASES.
VIM. L. MONTAGUE Jr, Agent,
AT Office Augusta Insurance and
mhSeolm Banking Company.
THE
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ca S III a S S ETS,
So, 900, 900,
BELONGING EXCLUSIVELY TO TUE
POLICY HOLDERS
Invested in Bond and Mortgage on Real Estate worthmore
than double the amount loaned the income of which
has, for several years past PAID ALL IT'S LOSSES nv
death.
re- Rates ofPreminm low as in any other Life Insur
ance Company.
GEO. ". TINGES, Agent
Ja25-eot5Ap 245 and 2I7 Baltimore street.
ROOFING ROOFING | RooFING II
Economy, Durability and Security.
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FzLr AND COMPOSITION RooPIEG.
by anything yet discovered Tor Roofing purposes
PsRsEoTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEeUALLFD FOR ECONOMY,
UNGIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE.
Eorfurther information address or call on
JAS r. JOHNSON
No2 Jarvis Building, cor. North and
V2e-" Baltimore streets. Baltimore
WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
Ne'0 and Valuable improvements
DIAGRAM OF STITCH.
CGCG-CEEgG-G
Wheeler & Wilson has, as usual, won the highest pre-
MUM at the Fair of the American Institute, at the
principal Fairs throughout the Union.
rs Send for Circular.
OFF1CE-2O5 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
dl3tf Baltimore Nd
PAPER-HANGINGs.
HOWELL & BROTHERS.
MANUFACTURERERSL
Invite the attention of wholesale retail dealers to the
large stock of
PAPER-HANGIVGS
On hand at our store,
$50 BALTIMORE STREET.
OPPOSITE HANOVER
The stock embraces the cheapest styles Common and Satin
Papers, as well as the most costly and elegant
Everything usually found in the business in great
variety.
vs. Orders solicited, and promptly attended to- mhl4tf
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Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York
R Price so cents per bottle For sale by S S HANCE,
los Baltimore street W. f. HAGAN Il co. Projectors
Troy, NY. dl5eoly
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CIRCUIT CoURr FOR BALTIMORE CouNrY.-Befor
Hon. Judge Price.

CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY-Before
Hon. Judge Price.
TowsoNrowN, March l6, 1860.
Richard j. Cuttings, Esq, Attorney for the
State, prosecuting.
The jury in the case of the State u.s. George Coul-
son, tried yesterday for assaulting with intent to
kill Christopher and Peter hartman, returned a
sealed verdict this morning of guilty. Not SEN
fenced.
State John George Barlitch, indicted for
keeping a riotous and disordery house on the cor
ner of Pratt and Penn streets, Baltimore.
The case argued at considerable length be-
fore the jury, who after absence of half an hour
not being able to agree upon a verdict, were in
structed to return sealed verdict in the morning.
Messrs. Snyder and Norris for the accused
George Alliner and Aquilla Cunningham, in
dicted for selling liquor without license, was, on
affidavit, removed to Howard County.
Adjourned until to morrow morniog
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MANN's HOTEL AND DINING Rooms
l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Westil continue serve up Meals at our very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties, large small, accommodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms second floor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received respectfully
continuance OF the same
Our Chambers have recently been refunished and will
compare favoraby with any other Hotel Single Rooms so
cents
~ MANNS CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear of this house, No so FAYETTs STREET
n2iu c. II. MANN, Proprietor.
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Nor DOES 1T STAIN TaE SKIN.
No Introduction Needed.
New YORK, April 10, 1853
w. +. HAGAN, ESQ.-Dear Sir About five months since
bought two bottles of your Hair Cooring,
sirous of obtaining and would inquire where may
be found here Ny hair when quite young turned gray
Ih1re used number Of articles for the purpose Of restoring
1t, but did not succeed until obtained this lchich has pro-
duced the desired effect have been requested by number
OF friends among them several ladies' procure it
possible. am much pleased with it, has great
i'm provement in my personal appearance By answering
this you will much oblige,
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THE BEST SEWING MACHINE

The only First Premium Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- featuring Purposes awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
At the lat Fair Of the Maryland Institute for their super
iory over all others. Price $50 and upwards
SALES Rooms,
nl4-tf l63 Raltmore straat-
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SOU S SPRING 1860
APPROPRIATIONS.
G l. o S e & B RO.,

A GERMAN STREET,
Have in store and daily receiving large and desirable
assortment of 49, - ~ 'iA""ie
FOREIGN SPRING DRY GOODS.
part as follows: ~ "i vi MS III
British and French Dress Goods.
Ginghams, Lawns Organizes, Robes, Brilantes Shawls
white Goods, &c, &c.
CLOTHING GOODS.
Queens Cloths; French and English DRAP D'ETES Silk
fixtures; Meltons; Tweeds and FANCY CASSIMERES;
alans satin de Chine Italians Coored Secias and Pa
MARSElLLES VESTINGS-a large assortment.
Scotch and Irish Linen Goods.
CANVASS Paddings Ravens Duck Heavy Canvass; Span
ISM Blouse Chinese, Blay and Planters Linens White and
Fancy barnesey Drills Irish Linens Brown Hollands and
Barnsley Sheetngs, &c, &c
SILK GOODS.
Al Silk and c. B. velvets; Silk and C. B. Satns; Satin
ne Chlnes' Serges and Fancy Silk Vestings.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Doeskins.
AGENTS FOR +. BI0LLEY'S CLOTHS and DotSKINS
10 DO MANNERS do. do
Do. do ERCKEN'S do do
AND OTHER MAKES.
Also, large stock Of SAXONY Black and Colored
CLOTHS, DOESKlNS, and CASSIMERES.
CLOSE & BROTHER,
mnleo,aplgr German street "a
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split Office orCty Steam Fire Wood
Mill,
NJ NoaTH sTRGET
slot JAMES Il. JOHNSON
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WooD WooD ! WooDIl
SAVE 2" PER CENT by buying your Wood at Office Of CITY
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. NORTH STREET.
JAMES H. JOHNSON
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ANAMERICAN LANDsCAPE.-Mr. John F. Kensett
Mcdonald, of Baltimore, a "Scene in the Adiron-
dack Mountains" which may confidently be pro-
nounced a work of very great merit. 1t is at
present in the rooms of the Art Association, oppo-
it is daily visited by many amateurs of the fine arts
by whom its extraordinary merit is warmly appre-
ciated.-NotiOnal hteUigencer.
The Committee on Federal Relations, to which
were referred numerous petitions to prohibit slave
hunting in Massachusetts, will present their report
this week They have concluded to report Gin
expedient to legislate thereon" which will be
looked upon as a sensible termination of the matter
Boston Courier.
Mr.. Daniel E. Somes, one of the persons who
beseeched Peck-befOre he was ''warm in his seat
to loan his money from the State Treasury, is a
member of the "Committee Public Expenditures
of the United States House of Representatives
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FU HIBERNIAN SOCIETY The Annual
W. Meeting of this Society will be held at the Oliver Hi
bernan School Room 17h instant (St Patrick's Day
at 10 NJ The award Of premiums to the pupils of the
Schools will be made by the Society," to which the friends
the Schools invited.
election of officers to serve for the ensuing year will
be held etween IL A. NJ and noon
The Anniversary Festival of the Society will take place
at the Eutaw House at So P. NJ. By order,
1t f. CUMMISKEY. Sec'y.
Hp THE BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FOR
W THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE P00R-A Stated Meeting of the Board of Managers
will be held in the Central Office West Fayette street
on MONDAY HEVENING NEXT, March 18th, at III
o'clock. e. D. BRASHEARS, "
mhi12t Pr Secretary
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SUPERIOR HAMS
IT Is NOT A DYE

Just received, Of quality to suit the best Judges 70
sale by VIZ H. MCLEAN,
s25-u % Y CharIas at
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QUERIES FOR THE PEoPLE.

QUERIES FUR THE 7 kUPLE.
Why should newspaper editor censorship over
public opinion and aogate all the of com
munity, when his is but mans dea2 cannot admit
the right to such assumpen when he who has not the dd
bitum facilities of giving expressions his opinion su
fers in the emat of that of the public But my Crcas-
sian Hair Dye will change all opinion its favor as it will
change grey from light auburn to jet bla k.
Price 81 per box
DC. DRISCOLL,
mhl4t IS Baltimore street.
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COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs.
Troches will he found ecacou well as agreeable
convenient in alleviang and curing Coughs Colds &c
Prepared only by
N. HYNS0N JENNINGS L CO.
mhqtf North Charles streat
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For LENT.

Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH Also No
MACKEREL- Susquehanna aad Labrador HERRING, in
kits halves and quarter bbs all in excellent order and
fine quality just received by.
GREEN VOC,
fel6-tf S. Baltimore street
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TP OFFICE OF THE GAS LIGHT COM
~ PANY BALTIMORE, March H. lS60.-Ihe Stock
notified that General Meeting the Stockholders will be
held at the Office of the Company No 10 South street on
purpose Of deciding the Of the Of Gem
m6isSt .s1 c6fG S1RtE SBoNNELL, prest
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
1N JUST RECEIVED BY
LECTURES N55 ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE By Geo
F PS5Ks By ByT VII sss9ygs o. Nf FRrv
eU1N EfHa5a S EREklST65 ( s. A. F. L. $
es23fHE 5S1gE TSkT OF 81 TIE VEd HHP
RAMLIHS0N's HAMPTON LECTURES.
FATHER PROUTS RELIQUES, and a large variety or
Bohns Library Publications. VI
TWO NEW NOVELS.
LIFE BEFORE HIM.
ANovEL OF AMERICAN LIFE.
"A book of singular originality and genius"
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE,
BY HOLME LEE
Author of "Kathie Brande, "Sylvan Hollis Daughter
Price rice ST.
with much of the terseness and vigor of Adam Bede
A GOOD SHIRT FOR.........-..--------s g %
~ FIRSToRATE SHIRT 50
al ABE aM t5N ITPR GHT B siiRF lis
- is UNEQUALLED IN FIT
SHIRTS AND BOSOMS '' I'll
Wholesale and retail, for cash
Lower than any house in the city
SHIRTS T''0
SHIRT PATTERNS
u T.
FIT WARRANTED
Shrt Pattarp9 i eac Is
C,ittino Sb;rtS a. 50
Cnt an5 Mato uoIen 81 so
Ont and Nae Sn &c ~, eaori, IS
Stifrhing Snirt RnSoS, pc uzsn 100
10 r IIars aocb per row" 2
~ iidtS 3
70 mIlstpdnuS per pa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
10 sands ana Sleeves, yard .........,.......-. 2
DO uckeu SKIRTS, yard ..............,.........
R1 Ihree cents per yard for Tucking Skirts -Sss
TUCKED SKIRTS FOR SALE
l,adles and Chidren's Garments Cut and Made az
ADAMS FAMILY MACHINE STITCHING ROOMS
LAG "'
40 W.: LII ORE STREET LAG
~, , Opposite Carroll Hail. up stairs "
Inc Oldest established FAMILY MACHINE STITCHING
NH m
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CoNGREss.-ln the Senate, yesterday, another
message was received from the President communi-
eating additional information relating to the diff
culties on the Rio Grande. Several petitions were
presented from the citizens of Dacotah asking for
the immediate organization of a Territorial Gov
eminent.
In the House, most of the time occupied in
the discussion of resolution calling upon the Com
mittee on Printing to report bill to reduce the
costs of composition. From special telegram we
learn that formal meeting of the Joint Commit
tee on Printing was held yesterday morning, and
Mr.. Gurley said that he prepared to demon
strate that saving to the Government of over one
hundred thousand dollars year can be made by the
establishment of a Government Printing Office
The same telegram informs that France and
England have under consideration treaties with
Nicaragua similar to the one defeated in the Senate
on Thursday.
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MORE SOUTHERN MEDICAL STUDENTS GRADUATED
AT PHILADELPHIA.-The annual commencement OF
the Pennsylvania University took place in Phia-
delphia on Thursday. Of the one hundred and
seventy-three students that graduated, ninety fire
were from the Southern States. The following are
the graduates from Maryland: Drs. Frederick
Hunter, William l. F. Purnel and j. Campbell
Shorb
At the commencement of the Philadelphia College
oil Pharmacy, which took place on the same day
Messrs. VIM. d. Bell and Jonas Winter, of this
State, graduated.
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TROUBLE IN HoNDURAs.-We learn from the New
York Herald of yesterday, that it is likely that the
late surrender of the Bay Islands by England to
the republic of Honduras will lead to considerable
trouble if not open warfare. The residents of the
Islands are not at all satisfied with the new reqime
and are even arming themselves for resistance,
two hundred Minnie rifles having been ALREADY
procured for that purpose. The next mail NAV
inform us that the rupture has actually taken
place.
IMPORTANT IF TRUE-THE PURCHASE OF CuBA.-
The following important notice appeared in the
New York Inquirer of yesterday: owe learn from
a satisfactory in Paris, that the French Gov
ernment advised that Spain has agreed to sell
Cuba to the United States. Everything was ar
ranged except the price, about which there was
little difference of opinion" As this appeared in no
otner OF the New York papers, the announcement
should be received with due caution
ARRIVAL OF THE NoRTH STAR.-The steamship
North Star, from Aspinwall ria Havana. with three
hundred and ninety-two passengers, arrived at New
York on Thursday morning. Her news had hean
anticipated. The North Star sailed from Asnin.
wall on the 9Th of March, lat A. so p. M. arrived at
Havana on the 10th at P. NJ, and sailed from
Havana at 2. NJ. same day. She brought sl52. 900
in specie.
ST.. PArRIcK's DAY.-The anniversary of the death
OF the Patron Saint of Ireland will, we presume ba
celebrated very generally to-day by our Celtic fellow
citizens The old and highly respectable "Hibernian
Society OF Baltimore" will give its annual dinner
at the Eutaw House this evening, and the occasion.
We are sure, will prove a most agreeable ono IN 81
who may participate in the festivities.
The last rail of the connection between the Ra,.
umore and Ohio and Marietta and Cincinnati rail
roads was laid at Delphi, opposite Parkersburg,
on Wednesday. Nothing but short and convent
ent ferry, by steamboat, now separates Baltimora
from Cincinnati by this line of road.
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The PACIFIC RALRoAD.-We learn that the
House Select Pacific Railroad Committee had
meeting on Thursday morning, and the following
resolutions-the first offered by Mr.. Smith, of Vir-
ginia, the second by Mr.. Rice, of Massachusetts,,
and the third by Mr.. Stout, of Oregon-were
adopted:
ReSored, That Pacific railroad connection is necessa-
ry and eXpedient.
heotred That the construction of such road roads
DC undertaken by corporations of individuals and
noI ny me government of the United States.
neSocea mat 1t is expedent and necessary that the
government should aid the undertaking both with
and lands in its construction. ' '''' 'Nl A1'Ns'
| The first two resolutions were unanimously
adopted, and the last received but one opposing
vote, on the ground that the voter was opposed to
the donation of land but did not object to aid with
| money
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FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS URNs, CAsToRs,
Cake Baskets, DC, for sale at moderate prices.
J. &R CAMPBELL,
NIL II R.GER COR 227 Baltimore street
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For sale by
CARR, GIESE Il co,
Il Spears wharf
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-09
HINTS 10 BUILDERS.

Ii taking 4 stroll, one day this week.
through the 18th and leth Wards Of this
city, We we're not d little surprised III
noticing 50 many houses dIl fnll of large
cracks, and mostly proppcd up 70 keep
item from falling. This state of things
was erectsd. 10 doubt, BY tho unusual
hard frost That We have Ind during tie
last winter; for the cracking commenced
just as soon as II began TO thaw.
These houses had stood well for 4 number
Eof years uninjufed; but this year, they
would have been nearly oil IN ruins, had
lthey not been kept up ~ timber props.
The cause Of I'll this must have been the
want or substantial foundations; for 10 al
1.-THE low parts Of the city, many irnagine
That they cannot lay . foundation Of any
depth 10 the ground, owing 10 the water
being 80 very, high When foundation
/ Is laid on the mere surface of the ground,
/ The frost 10 winter gets ID, and easily
lifts up the whole building; and then %
soon is Il thaws tho whole concern Is apt
to come tomblIng down.
Now, lei builders accept Of 4 little al
Esice, aud they VIII surely profit W it.
The next time Jon build, lay your founda-
tons al least two feet ID the ground,
whether YOU come 70 water III not. and
build your roek.Nofk high enough above
ground, that tho adobies uiay not Be ID.
Iared by the depth ofsnow III winter;aud
Iif you Will embark . little earth and
gravel outside tie foundation, al the bet.
ter Try this, aud We win promise good
results
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y Il Z ~ sa . . 8 I y 70 Y - .
well. They received some bIanksts,l
shirts, ammunition, Ne, On Union square. I
last Thursday. The camp Of these IA.
dians Il 81 Shebahpah the creek on
which the troopsnre encamped AZ Camp
Floyd. Anterro and Sahmpitch are on
the same creek, with 4 large camp, con.
sistiug IL over one hundred lodges. Drunk.
ennen prevails to fearful extent 10 tlle
Indians campo scarcely q man can be
seen sober at any time of the day The
red skins say that depravity. in It's most
revolving forms, rules triumphant IN their
wirwains, and that they are becoming dis
gusted 1T the OF repeated yisits q the
pale faces. y, y y n
RoBbFRY BY INDfaSs On last We'd
aeslay night, q nv. Hawkins of Ogden
City. had his dwelling broken into BY
three Indians (brothers), two Of which
were Of the party that d short time since
attempted tie life Of q citizenxof that
comfy. Tie Indians are from the Hum
bolt, and after the robbery they fed 10
I the mountains, where they were captured
BY NJ Leayitt, and the property recover
FED. They are now held there awaiting
their tfial.
SLArGHrER Of INpiANs III THE SouTH ~
Nj Calisher, who arrived on Thursday
last, from San Bernardino, reports that
when passing Mr.. r. s. Williams, grave
at Bitter Springs, he saw the bodies o.
two Indians suspended from q gallows
erected near tie grave. There were also
three Indians heads hanging from Che
same gallOws An Indian stated to Mr.
1 CaIisher's company. that some soldiers
had been TO Resting Spring aud had
killed about forty Indians. Tllecompany
subsequently learned that Major Cotton
and q company Of the lst Dragons, from
Fort Tcjon had done the work Major
Cotton was TO remain on the emigration
road during the summer to protect ira
4 yetlers. ==5% H .'i
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