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BY ]. 3. WALTON,
A VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE SFGOyl
District fronting Canal street. between ST. James and 81
John streets, Mt auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,

BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-onice, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY. IN a March 81. 1850, At IL o'clock
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND. in the Second Dis
ct OF this CITY, being the bounded by Canal Custom
hous pr James and St. Jon Streets designated ~ lie Nos
dated March 10, 1860. '
Lots Nos to inclusive each 81 feet front on Canal
street ~ depth Of lJ9 feet inches and lines lot No form
ing me corner Of Canal and 81. James sreefa9
Lot NO. measures y feet inches and front on Canal
street ~ depth O. l39 feet inches and lines.
Lots NOE 3 and an
street BY depth Of l39 feet 5 IL ches and lines
Lo No measures 81 feet II inches front an Canal
street ~ depth Of l39 feet inches and 2 lines
LOIS NOS o ~ inclusive, each 32fee front on Canal
iEg the corner Of Canal and St. John Streets 49,
Lot No. IL measures 81
John street by depth OF i59 feet 10 inches and line
s NOS IL 70 ~ inclusive feet front on Chs
tomhSnse street by depth Of l3s feet inches lines lot
NO ~ forming the Of Cuonouse and ST. Jebn streets
Lot No. 10 measures 81 feet II and line fYo1t on Gus
fomhose street BY depth Of 39 feet inches and lines
Lots NOS 10 and " each 81 feet inches front nm
street. BY depth Of 39 inches and fines
Lot NO. y measures III feet u inches and front on Gus
Los Nos ~ TO I'll Inclusive each ~ feet front IN
Cuomleuse street. by depth Of l39 feet inches and
streets. - - oA'"
James street by depth Of I59 10 inches and lne
n3- TERMS-Dnethrd cash balance one and two wears
in the notes of the purchasers in equal insanens he
order bearing interest the rate of per per anum from
day of sale to maturity and cent thereafter punct
any paid with special mortgage on the property sold
payment
Acts sale before Notary Public the expense of tn,
purchasers. == MID
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valuable half square of ground in Fourth District n1ed
ately adjoining the Of the splendid mansion and grounds
of j. Burnside Esq.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
AucrIosEER-onice 40 Camp street,
SATURDAY, March 81. 1860, at 12 O'Clock
~ NJ at tie St. Charles Hotel Exchange public auction
will be positively sold, without reserve or limit
THAT VERY VALUABLE HALE SQUARE OF GROUND
square formerly Robb ESQ now The residence Of i
Burnside, bounded by Camp Chesnu and Seventh streets
consisting of
TEN LOTS OF GROUND, designated By tie Nos. 10 ia
10 inclusive on plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor
and measuring a. follows: = -
Lots Nos e l. sdjoin each ether and
feet Lot No II forms the Of Chestnut Streets
Lots Nos IA and 10 adon each other each 50 feet
lines front on Chestnut street. by depth of 10 feet
Lots Nos 10 to is adjon other measure each 81 feet
inches and lines front Chestnut street. depth Of lD
feet Lot No. Is forms the corner Of Chestnut and seventh
streets.
Lot No 70 measures inches front Sixth street. by
Lot No 70 20 feet lines on Seventh street by
a depth of LII feet inches.
gs TERMs-one-thrd cash; the balance a credit of
and years for notes secured by mortgage sold
bearing interest the of per per anna from day Of
sale to maturity and cent thereafter, punctuay
paid, until final payment
Acts Of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary Public at the ex
men. Of he purcha
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.......oIL PAINTINGS.

Now for inspection collection Of highclas original
OIL PAINTINGS, Ancient and Modern at NO. 8 CAR0N.
&Go)
Among others may be noted: Classical Landscape by
Glover; Dover CASTLE by Sir A. ". Calco; Eyangelne, +
Fox The scheld by O. Staned Rustic Landscapes by j. E.
Meaaows The Pet Dove Angelica Kaufman; the Banks of
ne Ihames George A. WMansi Shrewsbury Castle Richard
Wilson, Fine Examples of Walter Williams Boddington
Hunt Watson. George Shaders A. Mearns, etc. ETC. or
old masteThe Golden Age, by La Sueur
originals.
has been the aim Of the proprietor combine quality
with pleasing and agreeable subjects the prices are
moderate advance on the original cost.
te22 If VIM BEEBE.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City oil New Orleans
it remembered, that this 2lh day Of March, 1850, be-
fore me- subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for The
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs, President
and Janvier Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according to
law depoe say that the above accounts just and
me and correct transcript the books Of the Company
CHARMS BRIGGS, President.
II P. JaNyIER, Secretary.
sworn and subscribed before this 20h day of March
1860. D. MITCHELL
Second Justice the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
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..5-= Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY. April 5, 1860, at 12 o'clock NJ,
at the St. Charles Exchange will be sold at public auc-
ton
District comprised within APOLLO Third Bacchns and
Fourth streets. containing q lots, follows viz:
No. forms the of Apollo and Fourth Streets and
feet r. inches front Apollo street by depth OF 10
feet between parallel lines. M
Nos q feet inches lines front
Apollo street, by depth of I'D feet.
Nos and adion the above measuring Is feet inches and
No. the Of Apollo Third Streets measuring
q feet inches and lines front Apollo by depth of
Third street.
10 and II each 80 feet front Third street. by
depth Of about 100 feet.
No. Il the Bacchus Third Streets and
z feet inches rs lines front Becchus, by depth
Nos. is H. Is IT, II ls 10 and % measure each the
front Bacchuf by depth Of 10 feet No. II forming
the cornet of Fourth street.
Nos q and q each about 30 feet front Fourth
street, by depth of $50 feet, more or less.
There is very comfortable cottage with unfinished ATTIC
with doond windows erected lots Nos II and b. which
will be sold with said lots all Of which will fully appear
the plan.
This very valuable property being situated In The vicinity
Of fine dwellings, and in neghbohood which rapidly filling
with a respectable population.
The ground fenced ard filed least two feet above the
banquet.
~ TERMs-one third cash balance in one and years.
for secured by mortgage the property and bearing
interest per from date until maturity and 8per cent
If not then paid.
Act before Graham Notary Public at the
pense of the purchaser. NILS
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES IILLIs, DISEASED.
BY j. B. WALTON,

Auctioneer-Dfhce, 40 Camp street,
THURSDAY, the Goth OF March, 1866. mt
IL o'clock NJ at the ST. Charles Exchange, by
pursuance Of an order Of the Hon f. Morgan Judge
lsCourt Docket No. I5s2or account the above success.
sion will be sold the following described property
l. "a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon situated in the First District Of this
city in the bounded by Magnolia Mepomee and
Felicity streets measuring q feet inches and lines front on
Magnolia street. by l2 feet 10 inches and lines and l feet
inches in Depth between irregular lines
TERMSThe purchaser to give his notes his order
and two each for 3S bearing
Of per cent per annnm from day Of sale and special
Act Of sale before A. Abat Notary Public the expense
he purchaser
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SsfSsENse, WASHINGTON HOTEL, sssss
<z{s.

The proprietors public that this we'll House
will opened SUNDAY March H. and their
friends that they will supply them l their usual
The market Affords and that
paid the and comfort OF their guests
nothing undone give entire satisfaction
them.
Their supplied with the choicest Wines.
shall surpassed The very best cooks will always
be hand.
The house delightfully."- situated. entirely distinct from the
bal. room, and has heen newly refurnshed.
private parties addressed TO them through the
Post Office, will receive immediate attention.
mi ssn JULES GOTRGHE 4 co.
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GITUATION yVANTED-A YOUNG LADY CT
. in eacius desires situation private teacher
family residing in town in Southern Western
State testimonials Of her ability and
ing be She teach the Higher English
es Latin French, Music tpano and GUITAR Painting and En-
broidery Salary 800 and board. Address
IDA EIlOISE,
Yu22 Cheraw, South Carolina.
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay six
the outstanding certificates profits and after the
Second Monday May aud to redeem and after that
the Scrip Issue Of the lss and they have further de-
claed scrip dividend OF Thirty Three and One Third per
onhe earned Of the ending February 90 1850
which certificates win be issued the day
June, 1860.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE Vice President
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MEXICAN AROMATIC
BITTER CORDIAL
AND .&
rowe ARoHATIc BfTTERs.
a Cordial for Ladies, aged Persons. et'

or varieties OF Bes the Grst u to be taken mixed
with any agreeable uid while the second may be taken pure
or may mingled together forming bitter Of greater
n.ensy please every taste The aroma and deli
csu these Be possess have induced the finest Judges
pronounce them superior TO hitherto manufactured They
are particularly ecacos in restoring health, and eesabish
Ing impaired gesion that fruitful Of Diseases Auc
Dyspepsia snd Liver Affections General Weakness
etc. all Of which render life burden. In any fever followed
by and consequent weakness
edy adapted strength ard hasten the complete
return Of health %
zN D. The American Bers may likewise be taken pure
Tkey do not contain spirits The strong favor they pos
arises from the the preioniance Of bitter pnc
pie both Of which are however, highly agreeable Said Bes
have been introduced into general in the principal coffee
houses, hotels, clubs. etc.
ES-soid by
KARsTENDIEK CO., cor Grayier and New Ievee
A. A. PEYCHAUD, % Royal street.
. r. WRIGHT CO., 81 and Isl Chartres street.
n r.. PEPIN CO., 81 Common rect mas I'm
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- PIANO sTORE-No. IS ROYAL STREET
VVATf j. b. GUIRAuBs
Agent of Messr Erar of Paris offers for sale fos eds
the public generally Of the best Planes u
their world known Makes besides Pianos by Pley and othar
makers at cheaper rates. z
NEW STYLE PIANOS.
With Slanting Sound BoerdA-
delightful instruments invented by Mr.. Esensngur
remarkable for The sweetness and Of their
tho graceful pecnay of their shape which
there being higher than the keys the figure and finger
of the performer alike opened 70 the view OF sleners
term will their advantage examine ar Gufraads
stock and prices d2a 6n
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valuable half of ground in the Fourth District inued
atey adjoining the rear OF tho splendid mansion and grounds
of j. Burnside, ESD
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SUCCESSION DE JAMES LILE4Is, DECIDE.
PAR J. B. WALTON,

E1cAhteur-4U
TEUDI, lie 20 mars 1860, a midi, q In Roarse
y de SChare ven ct confcrInement orde de Hon.
vel.. Orleans date u Is yrer lSDocket de la Conr No
I592au compile de la susde ion IL sera yendu
priete ci-apres dssignae savofi
uN CERTAIN TERRAIN axec les batisses ct atlioraons
9ui tronyen sue dams lie Premier District de VILE
dams flet boa les Magnolia, Mepomene Clara ct
Feicit6 mesrant pes ponces ct lnes de face la
Magnolia LIT pieds pouces 2gne pieds Spoces
de profondenr, entire lignes irrfg ulares.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES donnea ses propres
ores ct denx chacune pour SS 10 portanfintre
raison de pour cent partir du de Ia vene
hypoheane fpscae sur la proprdtt jsqu paa pRiemen
In balance compliant
Ace de yente pardeyant A. Aba noaire public,
lie MI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-23

GUINNESS EXTRA STOUT-THIs DUBLIN
~ PORTER is superior any other brand beverage OF
for medicinal purposes. For sale to the trade by
GRAY BROTHERS,
Sole Agents,
fa2 II Ill Old Levee near st. Louis street,
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CHANCE TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE At FER
GUsoNs POINT, THE EASTERN TERMINUS
OF THE NJ. o. 4 R. R. RAILROAD.

On MONDAY, April lG 1850 will be cold At public auction
without aout ha Of the choicest lots owned by the
Mississippi 0achta and Red River Railroad Company, Mt Fer
gsos Point the Mississippi river being the Eastern ,ermi
said road plan Of the embryo city be by call
isg Capt W. H. Dawson Chief Engineer of the road at the
point of the purchase money will be required
M day Of january 1851 for notes hearing Gent Interest
Of sale and the running the Bayou Macon.
chance for the investment of capital
scented the prospects of the rapid completion Of the Road
through the bottom such as to leave doubt that viii he
that will rival Memphis in aud Importance and lots
which will sell for Ave hundred dollars the day of sale will in
that time b. worth as mAny thousands,
JAS. THOs ELLIOTT
President VI. o. Il Il. r. Railroad.
NB-An who hold certificates of paid Stock will be entf-
tied to free passage the the day SALE and they
are respectfully invited TO avail themselves OF this invitation
be present. mil
GEO. MENsM AN. STATE TAX COLLECTOR FOR
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vVsHE CREOLA MAII4-HENRY MYERS, Editor and
Proprietor is rendered the business of New Orleans
as reliable advertising medium The Mail is published upon
Red river 10 miles Alexandria, and in the midst of the
weahest portion of the region of North Lou
isianR.
Address the proprietor at Greoa Vim parish, La Terms
81 per annunl. - ,,,,x,,5,,, ~ SZ5
faoS 9n, y Commercial Place.
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steamboat afparlurss gJgis gau.

asr-The ship Grotto, stewart, master from
III now dKcafgng opposite Post 3d. Third
onsicuees will please attend the receipt Of their
ss on s eyee otherwise heS viii be stored at their risk
aaa at sspspse aEo W mYNsos co. 81 Camp atreet.
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NOTICE eERTIFIcATE, No. 1925; FOR THREE
IN shares Stock issued by Canal and Banking Company
New Orleans dated 18th APRIL 1851 in the Alexander
Porter has been lost mad and application has
for the renewal Of of certificate Estate
james Porter
fe2s 2tawm MARY PORTER Executrix etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-23

VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN ONE OF THE
best locations in the Garden District Offering excellent
portnny e parties DESTROYS o. erecting dwelling houses in
choice neghborhood
BY LII IAN NEVIII II
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O. MCDONNELLsS RESTAURANT, No.
szx5M 147 Common street. between Baronne and Ca
555sSy w. rondslet Streets New Orleans.
MSsst4k4 This establishment will rexiain open during
te where everything the market affords be found
and prices The we'll ventilated make
desirable than any other similar place the city during warm
weather.
Furnished rooms for ransens Boarders -
Families Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors of every description at wholesale prices
MCDONNELL McGRAW,
myI4f Propretors
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9attituIar ;Dotitts.

L0uisfkE4 DnEDelsG CoarAky
m- ,x,. New Orleans. Asrch "a. hoo.
w csp's stosS 81 ths Company open WATRR
y BKUfHERS No II Magazine street and at PETER
@ ~ Esg ose No % carsndeiet street. remain
onAnIrs NJ wtsraxas Secretary I. III Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-03
The Teacher. As.eciat,ou.

SYRACUSE, Angus; 2-Thvd Day -Anef the
adoption OF the resolutions reported by the Com
mittee Yesterday, Mr.. Bulkley reported on the
coDdition Of the Teachers Advocate stating that
the Legislature had fsiled 10 make appropriate on
for IL, and IL must now rely upon the support Of
Teachers
ding for Photographic report Of the proceedings
Of the next meeting, and one declaring that the
rules Of the association had been sadly abused
both Of which were tabled
Mr.. Baker reported In favor OF holding the an
nual meeting az Mstertown, which, after some
discussion was adopted.
Prof. Thompson, Of New York, submitted reso-
lntions OF respect for the late Prof Goodrich
which was adopted
beautiful specimen Of salt was presented 70
the President by Miss Harriet c. Abbott, in be-
half Of the lady teachers Of Syracuse, which Mr
Elligott acknowledged in a handsome speech.
The Associate on took q recess Nn .. d NJ.
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEG RAPHIC.
Later from Central and south America
Another Walker Expedttisn.

NV lOkK, Aug. 2-The steamer Northern
Light, from Aspinwall with California advioes
OF the llto ult, and nearly 81 Loo in treasure
arrived this morning
Adylces from Guatemala state that tbs notorious
Gen. Walker LEFT Ruatan on the 2lst 81 June in a
schooner, accompanied by one hundred men, and
at sea was joined by another vessel 10 Was sup
posed that ne Intended 10 make descent upon
Omoa or Truxillo
The interior OF salvador had been visited by a
severe earthquake IL was reported that 81 Vim
cent had been destroyed.
Adviccs had been received from Valparaiso 20
July and Callao IL Letters from the latter place
state that the difficulty between Peru and the
United states ia unsettled; the Peruvian Govern
ment otstinately refusing 70 make any concession
Affairs look squally In Bolivia, and Gen Belsen
bad gone there 10 take command Of the Bolivian
army
The ten thousand ounces Of gold supposed 10
have been shipped in the Chilian ship Mstias
Consino, which was wrecked on the coast Of
Brazil was not put on board. II was supposed
TIE wreck was Intentional, with design 60 get
possession Of the treasure. The guilty party had
fed TO Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-03
Nerth Carolina El.c,,an

RALEIGH, Aug 2.-The vote In this city stood
Ellis (dem and the present incumbent) Is3 Pool
(oppositon) SIS. For senator, Thompson (dem
10; Bledsoe (oppositon) SIS.
Unofficial returns from nine precincts indicate
that the opposition have carried the lWakel
county, which has heretofore b,ea largely demo
cratic
WILMINGTON, Aug. 2.-Wayne county-Re-
(dem gain Of 81 over the vote for Mr. Buch-
anan in 1856
New Hanover county-Seven precincts. exclu-
sive Of the city Of Wilmington. give Poole lopp
a gain Of 81 over Fillmore's vote The Whining
ton vote has not been counted close. but the dem
ocratic legislative ticket is known to be elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-03
Il SLATE MANTELs,
Dtreef from fhs Massfacfnrsr

These are most beautiful styles Of Nantes. en-
Spanish, Egyp ian. sienna, v erce Autls ne, Porphy
y, B,pcstells. and others equally csls0rsted. The
scrutiny. In elega Of hnsr they stand unrlvaec
and are highly polished that they retain their
bies, whilethey are sold much cheaper. They have
be used ln tins county zoe the last ten. and IN
e..sire satisfactlon. ease call and examine 81
- = : - w. Il. HARRQyER's.
liz s-2s,r IS doors north Of Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-03
Further from Eurepr

NEW YORK, Angus The steamer Asia, from
Liverpool On the Fist ut., arrived here this after
moon. Her advices have been mainly anticipated
by previous arrivals.
The steamer Europa had arrived out.
The latest commercial advices are as follows:
Bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
f325 900. The London money market closed gen
orally unchanged with an abundant supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-03
ROwdoiu Colleae

BRUNswIcG, Me, August , The graduating
class Of BowdiOn College numbers ffty-hve The
exercises were unusually interesting. The de-
gree Of LII. ID. was conferred on Nathan Clifford
Of Portland, Daniel 6oodenow, Of Alfred, and
Jno- Appleton, of Bangor. To-day, Rev r. ID.
Hitchcock, Of the Union Theological Seminary,
delivers Grafton before the Historical Society,
and President Lord, OF Dartmouth College, ad-
dresses the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
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MIR. DousIa, al Proy,depc..

PPovIDEScE, r. l., August 1.-Mr. Douglas
was received here this afternoon by an immense
collection Of people, who, headed by military
company and a band Of music, escorted him 90
the City Hotel In the evening he was serenaded
and great throng assembled He addressed the
crowd, and was Enthusiastically applauded. Tn
usual preparations have been made for the clam
bake at Rocky Point tomorrow, and there Is no
doubt il will be largely attended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-03

NcrrcE TO wAsHrsGroNIAxs.- Of our
feilow-citiEens having for the watering places
and eisewh-fe should bear In mind that we do
not mail The STAR except after payment In adj
vance al the rate Of 81 cents per month.
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LOCAL NE w s.

LII Though THE STAR is printed on the fastest
steam press in use south Of Baltimore, Us eiiticn
IS 50 large as to require 70 be put to press al
early hour, Advertisements Therefore, should be
sent in before I2 o'clock m. Otherwise they may
not appear until the next DAY
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Deus4as Rat,fication Meeting,

SAVANNAH, Ga, August AT the Douglas
ratification meeting in this city last mig bit Herschel
V. johnson spoke Several slight disturbance
took place, and he was greeted with yells and
Kisses. He continued, however, and made pow
eTful speech OF two hours duration.
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HOLLQwAY's PILLS.
DIAR RHn A

DARRHGA "A sudden supp essIon ofthe evacua
toms frequently ends IN collapse. The acii n of
Holloway's medicines are base'i on more rational
PrIscIple; by combining with the depraved humors
they neutrallza and expel them thr1ug the natur-
al channels. They purify the fluids cleanse the
bowels, Invlgo ate the stomach, and by regulating
the various functions restore the body t. its nor
NAL state of health. Sold by all Druggists at &c.
Co., and 81 per box. auSIw
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The Case Of sherman NJ. Booth

MILWAUKEE,, August 1.-Shermsn NJ Booth,
who was arrested some time since, aud who has
been awaiting trial in the Glover Rescue case,
was taken from the room of the Custom House
where he was confined, az noon toe day, by an
armed mob, who placed him in a carriage they
had in readiness, which drove of with him into
the country. The United States Marshal and his
Deputies were al dinner al the time. The jailOr
was sienced by threats of violence, and locked up
in the room in place Of the prisoner.
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Young Ladv Burnt "a death

Nav YORK, Aug. "A young lady named
Graham Yves shockingly burnt at Brooklyn yea
terday by her clothes taking fire from a match,
carelessly left on the stOop from which abe was
Observing the Great Eastern. She died last night
after horr bic suffering.