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VICTOR BECKER.
PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER, 800

ICIOh BEChE EN-,
PIANO TUNER AND REpAIRER, 49,
Has resumed his business, and will, as usual, at
tend promptly to orders left for him at the follow
DEMPSEY & o'Tools Sc snsrsysrs, ss6 Psnnsylva-
street, near Pennsylvania ave.
James O. McGuire & Co. anctioneers, corner OF
v BBOKERwss copnected during the last ten
years with the piano estabiishmsntof Mr. John F.
namss a. Tsis FENCES "sistsrs Of the Academy Of
field Benz Reiss. f. q. Kley, Miss Julians May.
ERENCn-PLATE MIRRoR AND HANDSOME
OAK D Psfv ANP E sakf AT
We hays for sale one very large French Plate
Also one oaf II DESK Is is and o STAaERE
The above can be seen yp9n s %aff r to
Auction snd Commission Merch snts,.
an l6-3t South corner Pa. ave. and 9Th st.
ITO rBE LABIBs.-L.dies wanting Hair Work
Wigs g. s a as Gsf to sis a.
vantage to call and examine my stocs before pur.
and sold the iossss pri s e' al oraePs
promptly attended to. Gsntlemen's Wigs and
Toupees equal to any in this country Or Europe.
dec "a I'm TAI Baltimore. 4doors east of Calvert
DINING SALOON
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Over Kidwen & Sons New Drug Store, Pennsyl.
vania av. =, near the corner OF Fourteenth st.
mEALs fprsishe ed at all hours OF the day, and
until after the theatres close at night.
~The best of WINES supplied to guests.
de S-lm F.W. TEUL0N Proprietor.
sACTIER'S NT.-Hsying resumed
~ my former business of serving Balls IL
Parties. DIM ers. Weddings &c re- SEYAQ
turn my thanks to my former friends and EE ikM
the pu bile Generosity for their past natrona %:
beg continuance of the same. as am fniiy nra
pared to serve them at the shortAst notice. and
Win the utmost care. :, z. GAUTIER,
A-Orders received for dishes for ali parts n,
lne Wy. Dec "a I'm
STORY ON THE CONSTITUTIONS vols. storv
- on the COpstitption; vol. Fishers Trial ~
the Constitution. Tremenhere the Csnstitn
ton Of the United States: Lonton Hickey Can.
sttution Of the United States. The Consultations
of the States; vol. Cookies Constitutional His
tory OF the United States. The Lost Principle;
by Barbarosas. Osrtis' History of the Coustttu,
ton of the United Ststes: vols 1iliot's Debates
on the Constitution and the Madison Papers
vols. Chittenden' g Debates of the Pescs Conyen-
tiep. The Federalist.
large MAP OF GEORGIA, Com 1iIad under
Ii the direction of the General Assem- bly,; one
cory only; back cd with cotton. Also, a large Man
ofsouth Carolina. For sale BY
does FRAECK TAYLOR.
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SECREF DIsEAsESl SECRET DISEASES u
sAMAR ANS GIFT
SAM4RITANS GIFT!
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER US

MARITA 3 G IFTi
SAMARITAN7S GIFT!
TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER Is
"Yes, A Positive Cure" for
GONORHG4 GLEET, STRIC TURES,
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury
Only Ten Pi9s to be Taken 70 Effect Care
They ere entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
iure the stomach OF 30 wells ei the most delicate
Cures in from two to four days. and recent easeo
Of the Of the %os
no EXPOSURE NO TROUBLE. NO CHANCE WHATEVER.
Let those who have de SPARED of getting cured,
OF who have been gorged with Balsam Copsvia, CT
''''' S4aARITAN'S GIFT.
Sent by mail in n plain envelope.
Priee-Male packages, 81. Female,Ss.
BLOOD BLo0D!y BLooBrt,
SAAaRITAN'S FOOT AND HERB JUICES
RosF ksp hEss ss
most potent, certain and etiectusl remedy ever
it and
ard permanent Take then Of this purifying RENE
dy and be healed and do not transmit to your pos.
81 SSiis in after
aSD
will remove every yestige of impurities fron the
system, as we'll as all the bad effects Of Mercury
males 1 ss e. Roef F Bh HRR F.
most happily adapted, in liberated Uterus, IN
Whites, in bearing down, Falling Of the Womb.
Sent by express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARITAN'S CHANCRE WASH
Price % cents. Full directions
DESMOND d co., Box Isl Philadelphia Post
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. crrner llth st. and
Ii HENRY ESHRYt COOK. Alexandria. may eff
TNRIEsEMAR-Protected by Royal Letters Pat.
tent oil England, and secured by the seaH OF
the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris, ana the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna
TIiesmar Ne /, is the efectual remedy Tor Relax
ton, SpermathorrhOea, and Exhaustion OF the
System. Triesmar No. has entirely superseded
the naseouse use Of Copavia, Cubebs. dc Tries
mar No; Sis the infalible remedy for all Impuri-
lies and Be 'ondary symptoms, thus obviatine
the use of mercury and all other deleterious insre
dents.
Each preparation is in the form of most agree
able LozenRe. Secured from the effects OF Gil mate
and changes Of atm osphere tin cases At IS each
or four IS cases in one for 50, and m SH cases.
thus saving So Divided in separate doses as ad-
ministered by Valpesu, Salamanca, kouS, &C.,
Wholesale and retail by DR.. BARROW. No. 1914
bs bs 3D. .so of S. O. FORD No. 2so Pa ave-,
hGfra
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GLARIFIED CIDER
u CLARIFIED CIDERil
Just reesiyed per steamer Norfo lot of supe.
nor CbARIfIED CIDER from Troy, New York.
Afso ON hand constantly, q Lara s stock of prime
Massachusetts Cider. All OF which offer in quan-
tlnes to suit purchasers - the lo.est market
prices; - RILEY A. SHINN,
Union Botting Depot, 81 Green street,
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PROPOSALS.
DR0,P 0,sALs FeR RAGB
CHIsr euARrRRMAsrER's orxIcs.

CHIRP QUARfERaAsrKR's oYTIc1. !
r WAsHIHGroR DEPor, Dec 8. 1858.
fer sespliins The .. 8. oasrtsrm.sters De.
nartntnt. ct wsshipss9a. D. O.. Baltimore, Md. /,
thssa places. xth Hay. Corn Oats and stra-.
bushels ofcors or oats and 50 tons hay straw,
Bidders mast state At which of the asova named
a. sss sss s e max
the aqsDtY ofssh Article sha Be
%sncr .se sp 9s . snse 70 SEQ 81
The price must be written out In wofas on TIE
Corn to be put up in good stou, saess Of .Sou.
extra charge TO the GOVERNMENT The hay and
straw to be securely hsied.
bay o. straw PROPOSED to Se ese1srsd must Be
staff, y, IN N n, prsposss, ,s ,.h;,s ,.-s,, in
yited viii be sublect to rigid inspection BY the
government inspector before being aece oted :,
tie lowest responsibls bidder, as the interest of
may 5eaurs ana psy@sadf s ii
have been delivered and accepted. -.
The bidder will be required accompany his
Se cass is
they will within ten days thereafter, execute tn
surrtiss in SUN equal to the amount of the con-
tract to deliver the forage pro posed In eon'orm.
tract they 10 make good the difference 1esMeen
the offer nj said bidder ara me next
sibla bidder, or the person to whom the contract
may be awarded
Tbe responsibility Of the guarsntors mast be
shown by the official certificate of o. g. Di strict
Attorney Collector Of Customs, any other otcer
under the c nited States Government or RESPONSE
bic pers ON known to this ONCE:
All bidders will be duly notified of the accept
snre or rejection of their proposals.
der must be Isgibly written in the proposal.
Proposals must be addressed TO Brig Gen D: Fl.
Rnnker Chi. De not Quarterma ster Washing tor +,
b. O.. and should be plainly marked " Proposals
for Forge"
tract signed by the coI tractor and both of his
suaraptors, will be requir ed Of the successful bid
der or bidders upon sigDing the c ntract
81 INK forms of bids guarantee, and bonds may
be obtained pom application AT this ONCE.
FORM OF PROPOSAL
(Tovn Couuty And State)- --
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The Trade Convention.
second Days Proceedings.

Detroit Jutv 12-The Trade Convention r, -.,.cr,
hled this morning. and the balance Of the Commit
tees uere appointed Mr. srAmman, of Chicaso of .
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'''''"'''" W" ''''fu' "'' S'A"h'h 'h'h Wohht'l
on AteA read protest against the action Of tho Con-
yentlon and concIudeS xi,h d,cI.,.,io, ,h., A..
49,, '''' w"
'hlcHgo beleRaiion Nould vithdra~ from the Con.
yention In consequence Of H. This led 10 q gre.t tn
rnplt Tha p,..ia.n, ,,., road ,o.oi,,,io, r.,.i,
,no,,.l oo,,n,,,.o % ,on,id., 40 .,,,,o., -, -,
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-, ~, " NN"Aso'
Truyh OF Abany' SNton OF Slsnourl and Hill OF Hos
tom II Z. Bridge Of Detroit, Dale OF BanEor ssbine
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General Intelligence.
~ hsd 70 tAs sss Ysyh ss~l

1hs Charleston COURIER denies that there i,,pv
yellow fever in the city
IHr New York State Teachers Association will
hold It's annual meeting in Elmirs comtnencirg
sunday tho 18th inst, aud continuing three daya
GEs. GARFIELD was sun struck at Ravens, Ohio,
VINE uvhveHng al address IN the i,h. bui b..
soon recovered
YORK hI'Eoh proposes to publish . newspaper 10
faris 10 le called luE CusNoIoLIGAsF
InH Erie, Pa OBsRayEE says that Mr. H. D.
sherman, of the famous SIermsn oil well. 10 r,.
ported to be worth over seven millions oi dollars
a. Il hat hVe years ago be was JOr man
tpsusp RUrrlS hh' a. suul.,or. ). o. nAr.
grove I.yid necoHHIan.Ti IN Lynchtrrg, Va.
shot himself through tie head with - revolver last
week. lie felt bai because Lee surrendered
TnR lynchhurgh, Va, rErUaLIcAs say. a .,ri.
ous state OF Affairs exists in AuheTs. county. TIA,
negro population seems 10 10 running rio, over
the country sud dcp odai!ons Of every Kind are u
irequentoccurrence.
MISS sTTn, OF Utica was about a. marry
that Mother Smith did not like. lLe old l.dy
could not prevent the marriage, 81 shs bought
some arsenic and swallowed II. She did not live,
10 dislike her daughters husband.
history Of the cases Of hfty h,.scbu,s,,,
soldiers who Joined tht rebel service most Of them
70 avod starvation, "a being prepared at the otlico
Of tho Surgeon General, for transmission 10 ,hs
War Department
dEASD military review was held al Savannah
Ga few days since. The occasion was on. Of
unusual interest, ant presented = military displ.y
uneqnAled since the early days Of sLermsn's occu.
patton Of the city with bis great army.
Tar large cotton Mills at Granitevirs, g. C., and
Augusis, Ga, have uegun regular shipInent. of
their productions O. tho New York market, and
from the tirst shipment satisfactory returns have
Already been received.
At fro in lay City Mch, las. Tbur,l,v
lady efs her iniant child 10 bed aud forgot n IN
too late to psnstIate tho flames stsr it. Tho Are
men, In ssvinH ths furniture, rolled up and threw
tbs Identical bed OUT OF the window, and after Tho
Gre the child Was found therein safe aud .ssep.
In "a understood that the first message trasmit
ted over the new Atlantic cable will be, the prce of
Confederate securities In London. The quotations
are running down 40 fast, that it !. ne.sarv 10
rsts'nt the report by telegraph o. the earliest
moment ~ there won'I 10 any 20 transmit
prToHnAS vas passing along the street, . few
day since, when he came to . halt before one NJ
the huge posters announcing the coming of the Pa
nc' ma 'i Paradise Lost, Hf read his line "A
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The Harris Murder Trial.

The trial Of Ain Harris for shooting Burroushs
was continued At Washington on Monday. num-
Der Of ove-letters put ia evidence, from Bur
roushs TO Mas H., one Of which covers eight aud
half PAGES and besins thus:
Ny DIAR LITTLE RosEBUp Is It after making
me crazy that sou are, or -, Tor making me heart
Jump clear up into the throat OF Til rlu XIII
urey that you're sakin af'her, that you sind all the
way from Burlington such picture that would make
Piter what am TO 10 Nv head grows e!ddy, and
dlvu-a-bit could ga BE hand fy up above the head
Of meme fingers stick right out side.ise me hair
stands on eend eyes stick out so far ahead OF me,
can only touch them wild me esne, and 90 nlnnin'
up the strute and back again like mad On howly
Virgin Mary intercede for me, tor oyil-a-bil OF
rason have, got left, and am mad entirely. You
KNOW, darling when person Il bitten oy venom
II an sbominAbls snake has such an effect on man
10 1t strange that when bewitrhed by the sweet
should become % an kryi.hmSS Who wouldn't ~
be anything 10 be the IeeiPeL. Of such q
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News Itsml
~ r.i.~epA Z. a. No. y~. s.-a

InERs has been en- extensive fire in Mohl, -
Loss $4,000.
a DIVISION OF cavalry under General Merritt will
soon leave Shreveport for Texas.
JAY CooKE reports subscr1pt to III. Seven.
thirty loan, yesterday, 10 the amour, Of To- 200
osLr two horses were sni.red st the sar.,ou,
races yesterdsy-IIcnry Clay sud Morrill,. Nor.
rill beat Clay badly.
psiEGATEs 10 the rlssi.rsrs Convention h.v.
Nrived Ptshurg, Pa, from Washington, BOSTON.
rev York Brooklyn. Jersey City. Newark, RAlti.
more, Philadelphia, aud other cities. III. Con.
veniion will meet 10 day.
bRAfos 'Tstasl con- espondonL writing on IN,
lst reports = terrible storm on the gOth ult. Gan.
erals WsDsl sni sls,le were 81 Rrszo. AI.,o,
nnmh'r Of 'hsir troops moved up 10 Cl.rk.y,ll.
snd Whites Ranch. General Steele had demanded
Of the Imp riAs,s tho or lu.nce given them bv
Gen. Slaughter.
Tns Universal Suffrage Committe. at New Or.
leans has addressed Governor Wells rcon,s,,nv
him befors ordering . State election, 10 c,u., ,
registry of oil loyal citizens, without regard to
race or origin. Governor Wells replies bitterly.
declining 10 comply, stating tho acts Of tho N.non,
Administrator, and that hc President has enun.
cated the policy Of reoonEructiou, which he viii
cordially support
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Naval Intelligence.
Anctie. sale Of Naval Vessels -Thirty v-.-
sris Disposed Of Nearly Ose DIillisn
Dollars Realized

A'e.rly as ten O'Clock yesterday morning, the r~f~
sons Interested In this large sale BEGAN to ss.embe =.
tho Brooklyn Navy Yard, some N di.cu. the morits
Of the vos'"ls and othor to in,pec, them. LARGO.
number Of speculators present. but the .eausr
VII prove that they iound little, n any, smploymenr
for their funds, a. all Of the vessels we're evidently
purchased Tor service, in the employ Of the p.rtsL
who purchAsed them. Precisely at noon, Mr. Rur--
deu mounIed the stand, and announced tn. term, %
Tho sale, twenty yer cent. down, and the hh.ncs
within six days. The steamer Clinton and saffron
we're Withdrawn from the sale, they we're nsedeL
for service around tho Navy Yard Tho sale COM
menced With the sailing yosels and vent up the l,D
a. published below. glance at tho names Of ,h,
purchasers will gives very good dcs Of tho tone oc
the SALE and Its reliability. tpon tho whole, the
prices brought, In many Instances we're really sur.
pnsng. Pro" In the list bslow means Propeller.
and Z" 4. W" Side Wheel,
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From Washington,
Report About Stanton Corrected - The
bsE slaughter = Pnrdons Yesterday -
Gsvernnent of Freedmen, etc.

Washington, yvlv 1q-The CuEoStct, b,, .
,.o..,t,.., ..r.....u l.. - -, "s'
p'on'hont pa~rApn III answer 10 thoee VINO nave
declared that Secretary Stanton intends to leave A.
,o,r a. tho p,.,id.n, can ,r5 .,,,....or -,
WI !" '"o iie'iuo"' '"n nhu suo0es'o''r saying
Mr.. stanton IL very well, even hearty, and h. at
tenNo 70 his official duties ~ II he intended 10 stAy
In HE department till he concluded TO Te'ign, an
event " b ch he does not contemplate, the Pres
dent desiIe.
The dos sl.ushter nv tbs nunieinal ap,bori,ie. ron,
hnues. For thetpast week the ayerake per day has
been nearly 500
a..,.,.,r u.r,. ~. .t., . ....-. ,., =, -
Architectural Iron Company Of New York, Al one
h,,,ro, .,, 60. T. 49,. !, ,.,,.
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The arch traitor In Fortre-, Monroe IL report.d nv
oN'r' reliable oorrespondens to be in better health
no" 'h.h he has been since hi, surrender and Inn
p1'onment br. Craven takes excellent care Of nj.
interesting patient aud noies 10 a diary an socount
oi Al ms iuterviers With Joff hook will no doubt
~ he results OF this practice II 10 again .sserted
wv zen u 10 u" ued by Military Comm isson,
and that At least Of the IN smb,rs Of Tho formef
~ received au order requiring him TO ho
gard Tor the lste "Presiient" exhibited by st trcbel
sgulerS letter was recently received at tortress
nohiOs' addressed 20 His EEeellency Pte.ideut
feb,i soldier, vi no writes thus dolcateIy
hk Dsdr Otd Friel.d-Iou must by thi. time ba
healy ont OF money. | rend you tho euclo.ed Tais
u and pa your fare to hell With IT,"
IMson bfownow once expressed the ssme idea
NOR" poitelj BY saying that acr the United states
noNelnmenI IL done With the grea rebel. the "fuT.
ther transportation" may be left to the Almighty
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BreckiuridEe Conc to Europe-st. be-
u,isae News.
The steamship Easle arrived yestsrdsy at this port
from Havana July Sib.
Hardnd, July She 4th Of July ". observed
here, under permission Of lhc General dc Marina In
.manner showing that the old ill.fccling and preu-
dice once held for flag and country hs, died out
The steamer EAgle arrived from New York early In
the morning and before entering the h.rbor and At
sunrise, she ircd salute OF thirteen guns In honor
OF the day, and drca-cd the ship Al noon, By PEI
mission. she fired salute Of thity-sx guns and st
sunset smother Of thirteen guns The United state,
Consul closed hi. Office for tho day aud ., noon With
Party OF friends went shoard the Eagle ssd p.roos
Of Of .iunch. The American shipping in the port had
Noticeable for being perfectly covered .ith dag. etc
no =. runboat JucCa. which happened 10 he IN
port displayed three lase American hass. She did
not hte salute, only carrying two guns, and there
fore not being permitted Before the echoc. OF the
saiu.e rred by tn. raSo had died s-sy, the spanish
var vessels miutod BY crossing Yards aud hoistinK
an American hAc. The spanish nas vas boi,tsd on |,
detTict. luich man -oi-rsr that happened " come
"a Tue @me DAY, the Nhierqul-, after the usual -
iute, 70 the city and Admirs also hoissd IN. Aluer-
ieau hag.
Ucn. j. &. Brcclinfidsc accompanied by Major c.
j. Helm, Confederate Agent at Havana I,ft ON ,,c
hh inst In the English mail steamer Conway. for
~ Thomas and Europe. before embark ing. Major
ilelm uAs detained On tho wharf bv a BontheTnsr
W M we su'n o. ssN due said southeruor, and thu
oullttl " GiNt bonds aud leave an IA
sstisiy the party. The Cou-sy lett st6P N L.v.
ms waited an hour over her time thus giyins Helm,
an opportunity " set away.
The b'h" Of ~. Jaso, is continually recording
the arrival and departure, at that port " steamer.
iof anu iro'n sanio domingo | am ss,uIed ths, tho
stories oi NE spaniards leaving bouse, raised ly
them, behind them, untrue That, out of ,pi,e.
they -il leave nothing that they can brln, .,a,
" " expected that tile abandonment Of the i.land
Sul DO Completed by the 2Uth Of this month Tha
hN lla
etea,ins Ia proportion sud that one reason VII, .o
many families that until nov have resided In ne
leland are endesvorins to orgratc The Dou,inI
cam. on the other hand, by e,s effort in their pn.
eI are endsaN orins TO srvst this outs ard tid. h,t
unnecessarily thus far The majority prefer 10 leaye
thsir homes and all they possess, than po., th,
sel,es TO the chance OF aFaIn suffering A. thev hav.
ior he lnt two year.. II vss said that on the 2bib
me Itesideut Of the Republic, attended bv ION, ~
~. nin..e, and an sscort Of 25O men. hal come
Nltin Two miler OF the capital to confer ith ths
spaniaIds aud proposed TO make n.w tr,aIi.. hm,
~Ith what rsult 10 not yet made kno.u '"'
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fsyor I. on Sat, How am to thank you for .uch
siayor' 9 joyous surprise Glad source Of delIri-
Gus Joy, Many times had lonsed for your picture
and iot my Imagination dwell upon the receipt I'd
put dprst not ask you for u for reasons vii give
grseful coming surprise VI such nerpres-iblo Do
ltsht Really, hoilie. as / returned from the Pot
difficulty keep the ground. I could ac,rcsIv AVOID
iiyine; -Anted to button everybody / met, sri
Ss '@ pas soa am. ,Sg5 re g.SS NJ Ss
from doing -. Oh that beautiful picture bcstifr
Moiiie what esn now s .a1 ny 70, IsptiI ssI & DTauul
words fsil me. Could see her, 1 m aht perhaps
sl %:s in, .s;i are my teens, . resw.ts9ed
re Mol,is you have turnsd my dry, sterile old
onSneSr S hs r. NJ sq,hihs fountain OF sad euoon
hoale' 10 tue source and and OF ALL
On Tuesday more and similar letters we're read In
.'laeh'e' tuI Of the most endearing terms Mrs
Louisa hevlln' comp,nion Of Mis-. Harris ia Chi.
csso' testified, among other thing, thai ,hc-
observed chance IN Ml,- Harris sfter nurroueh.,
change IA her dispo.iton up 10 that time. Ansr ,bs
IeceIVed &c tain anonymous lrttsrp hich shs ali
"a ~ ~ uInl hurroushs io became almost trsntic and
eln not hnos rhct she uas doing She commenced
TO erv Al night and continued 70 CIV alm0.t nisbt
a. sna day for wo or ,hrce day, ard thi. lated Tor tso
alter, called Dr, htch, to SEQ hiss Harris Who
~ 70, 70 mat TINE hA slept but very little.
Irctlon. uE ,hat ahe to sleep long In the
h,s,, ,hiHs, wtnes, 'as her dies. sbout day
Nl!n'e ana said she un roing 10 leave her aud on
s.lhess Hking where she vas goins she stated ,ho
Ne golng 70 have vak on the iake thorp she
appesed 10 be insenshle and witness put her hands
Mounu her neck aud held her, thinking rhs was So
~ 70 Iun olt OF the room, Wilnes. kspt her in tho
rooui, and she undrcssed herself and came 10 bed
i nis m vac IN November. shortly after she came la
WIN largo windov brush, and hit vltnes-' liter
Two OF the times without any provoc- ton whatever
pne evening al ier~ards she called witness snd held
hsi ,hy the wrists for about a quarter Of an hour
she had grsat strength. This .he did two or thf,s
lines witness noticed that she frequently tore up
.othlnr' or anything she could get her hands
N'ne" '''er with Acarrins knife W ,tict her
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From Havana.

Celebration OF the Fourth In Havana
BreckiuridEe Conc to Europe-st. be-
uipao Npws.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-13
Delvins Among Dead Men. Bodies.

lhe ST. Louis REruBttDAs Of Monday says
N0Itmen are transferring tho bones from IN. ola
city graveyard TO their new resting place. This
cemetery 10 about seventeen acres In extent and a
well hll'd with raves The removal OF these re.
mans IL laborious task, and viii require several
weeks aud a considerable number Of laborer. Tha
cemetery has not been used ior a number OF year,
and The graves are nearly all old, and but few eons
ishaln. lhIs graveyard was eItensively used in
Thsed Ia the ciui and siI thousand persons wefs
stHcken down by the p''tllence. We underrtAnd.
tlAt IN digging up OF these old graves he sboT.
ere nave iound money enough 70 mako the work in
mIestnf not such valuable treasures as we're dis.
covered m the grayes Al Chiriqui but stil enough "a
eEgte Weli .npldtiy, In one grave the sum of s5 10
~ tienfh god a. dug up, IL appeaI ed 10 have he q
,eN ga up n tue collar OF the owners coat who doubt
ess had died Of cholera and had heen buried without
being nndTe-sed. In smother grave, $3.50 un n,.
"sT1hed' ana sllo in smother large sum, mar %
tGsatIased On The .1.sss PaSe.!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-13
Western Emigration.

Fort fdrdmiS, Juiy s-Durins the sixteen DAYS
ending June 30th 9,347 enielants passed this point
bound West with nearly 1900 bead Of cattle. Near
y as large number passed during the fourteen DAY.
ending June 18th, and during the month Of May over
500 teams and 1900 head Of stock passed for the
West If emigration CONTINUES Al this rate, II will
not take many yeau to erect states the broad prai
lies Of the Far West and build otes the slopes Of
the Rocky Mountains. These large bodies OF emf.
grants have, with a single exception, passed safely
through an inten,ey hostile Indian county, escorted
by the officers and soldiers OF ten. Conners com.
mGnd