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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-19
EVENING STAR.

TBECHICAeo LAKE TUyNEL.-Preparations
have been already commenced for the work of
tunnelling shoreward from the crib Colonel
Gowan commenced this week 20 send out five
70 last until the first of next June. Eight hun
dred barrels OF cement and the like quantity
OF sand will also be sent out during the coming
week. Two hundred and fifty tons of coal, and
provisions sufficient to last the men through
two months will be stored in the crib before
winter lays an embargo on the tugs. plsnti.
full supply of bedding. stoves and cooking ap-
the men when they commence work on the
crib end OF the tunnel, so that the workmen
will lack for no comfort during their hyberna-
ton on the crib. Colonel Gowan expects to
have this section of the work under full head
way inside of two weeks. Tomorrow two
sections Of the cylinders will be lowered in
their place.-ChicG9O Republicans.
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10y VIM. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers -
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON ODD STREET
WEST AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 2ith inst
at O'Clock We will sell, in trent of the premises
Lot in square 81, fronting IS feet a. inches on
I'd treetwest, between Virginia avenue and north
street, and near the intersection of Virginia av-
enae with I'D street, and containing about 9,lsl
Terms cash. r.
&C IL VIM. L. wALL& CO.. Aucts.
pgBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
CITY ON TIE BALTIMORE AND WASH.
VILE DEPOT, PRINCE GEORGES COUN.
The subscriber being duly authorized as the Trus-
tee OF the estate Of the late VIM. Ross decessed
will otter at public sale at lily attsvile p G. Co ma
on SATURDAY. November 4th, 1855 a number OF
very desirable Building Lots, each Of which con
ta1ns about one acre. The attention of persons
wishing to engage in the business of Hotel keeninS
particularly called TO this sale as II Is one OF the
best for Hotel In the State of MARYLAND
Parties wishing TO purchase can see plot on the
premises at the residence OF the Misses Ross at
Messrs. Guy Sibley. in Washington civ and At
the Counting Room of Trueman Bell 4 sons Ne /
Ellicott street, Baltimore.
Of sale. ' VIZ VIC eey
Title perfect.
r. T. ROSS Trustee
hyaltsViIe, OCtOber IA. 100. IL eo3vr
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, ...
"A o&es SIG Pa, Arsnss, Washinston, ID. C
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.

ABLEs. MOTIFS. STOCKS, BONDS, &C.,
accessible sections Of the country. This Company
has agencies In the Principal Railway Towns in the
NORTH, EAST WEST AND NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON. b. C., NEW YORK, BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN.
WILLIE, LRxfNGT6S'
Connections are made AZ New York and Boston
With lines forwarding to the CANADAS and the
BRITISH PROVINCES and other steamship lines
70 LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HkvRE,
ana thssce by European expresses 70 all promi nent
Commercial towns In Great Britain and the Cont.
nent.
COLLECTIONS Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS
DAde st ~ accessible parts Of the United States
~ - @. o. DUNN, Agent, Washington D. O.
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THE SIS A. M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the go A. n. train from Baltimore
for fittsburg and the West, and for Elmira,
Buffalo, Rochester, Dunkirk, Canaan
daisua, and Niagara Falls. and
for New York City.
THE 40 p. N. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the p. NJ. train from Balti-
more for Pittsburg aud Erie.
THE SIS p. M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the 10 P. NJ. Express from Baiti.
more, and runs through TO Pittsburg and
Elmira, without change Of cars, connect
ing at Pittslurg for Cincinnati, Chi
cago. and st. Louis and st
9lmirs for Buffalo. Rochester
and Syracuse.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington at o 'closk p. n.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
SOLDIERS, TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
Low FARE AND QUICK TINE
~Tor tickets and any information apply at the
Pennsylvania avenae and Sixth street, under Ma
nesr New jersey avenue, Warrington;
j. n. DUBARRY,
Superintendent N. G. r.. B.
K J. WILKINS,
I'M ou,rrr Psssenser and Ticket Agent
street and Pa. avenRe. dec 2S-r
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Try JAMES @. MCGUIRE co, Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
S Elm ST On ITH STREET, OPPOSITE THE
By virtue of a deed of trnst. dated October 7. A.
u 1854, and duly recorded in Liber N C. T. No
a., fsiio SO3. &c. of the Land Records for wash
ington County d o., and By direction of the party
MONDAY, the 9th day of November A. d. Isx AZ
ctoSk p m, in front Of the premises, All that
valuable Improved property in the city of Wash
ington. being part Of Lots Nos: II. ls, aud Is. in
street west. IS feet and inches south from the
northwestern corner Of said Square. and thence
running south on 9TH street Is feet and inches and
having depth Of lc2 feet and inches 70 an alley.
and also the free Of said alley ''
This property is improved by q good and sub.
stannaI brlck House, and il most desi rabis loca-
Terms Of sale. One third in cash. of which Aloo
must be paid at the time Of sale. The deferred
ments to be paid in SIX and twelve months With
interest from day of rale and to be secured by deed
OF trust to the satisfaction Of Trustee. Terms Of
sale to be complied with within five days after day
Of sale, Otherwise the property may be resolI at
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after one
week q notice -
All conveyanciag and stamps at purchaser's cost
VIM. II. WARD, Trustee
Oc IL j. g. MCGUIRE Co Aucts
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CHAkLIs'BRECHr, = - = :.
q vi ~ ERSHANT, wH0iESALE AND kB
Plies Pile $50 PsS,n And dealer in sUTLERs' sup
Stsss1S WSshisaSS 81 ecCe ssesswssn 9Th and 10Th
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucuonesn.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON NEW JER-
SLY AVENUE, BETWEEN II AND N STS
NORTH, AN AUCTION
On FRIDAY. the 10Th inst, we shall sell, on the
premises at o'clock p. m. three handsome Build
ing Lots, heDg lots o, and P. in Ulysses Ward
snbcivIsion Of original lots l. 5, and g. in square
523 These lots have front each of IS feet inches
and depth as follows North lot "a feet 8 inches
middle lot feet ii inches; south lot 81 feet in
north NJ and y streets
Terms One half cash; balance in and IL mo ths
given and deed Of trust taken
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser
including revenue stamps.
Title indsputable
!S23 will be required paid down on each lot
when the property is knocked off
&C lad GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

Vs sTEkFI W B BgTLPI Nv LOT ON I7TH
STREETS NORTH. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. the prh instant, at @ clock n m .
We shall sell In front Of the premises, Lot No g. OF
l9S feet one inch, to q 30 foot alley
This Lot is in a very eligible location has a
part of the city.
Terms: One half cash: balance in six and twelve
months; notes to be given for the deferred pay
ments bearing interest from the day Of sale
deed given and a deed Of trust taken
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at pur-
chaser 3 cost, N
oc 6-eo2w GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Sold by s. c. FORD, corner nth street t0'A N
dec 9-eoiy,a and Pennsylvania avenue 10

IEROME'S HAIR COLOR RESTORER FOR
y retaining and gradually bringing back the Hair
tending the use OF dye. Sold by all druggists st
cents per bottle.
DEXFORD'S INDICATED GINGER BREAD
H NUTS, Tor worms, unrivaled In efficacy, and
ordinary cake -
For sale BY druggists. Price - cents per box.
THE CADET ENGINEER, or Steam for tn
Student; Woodcrafts Origin and Progress o
Steam NaviRation.' London: Temptation on the
Steam Engine Main Browns Qnestions on the
Steam kDgtne; RUSSELL Steam and Steam Nayiga-
tion, London. Russell on the Steam Engine, Lon
don; Ming on steam Engines and Propellers Ham
on Screw Propulsion: Wards steam for the Mil
lion Gordon on the Marine Engine, London lsher.
and steam; Main Brown on the steam 1ngine.
~ ~ iE IRAx0K fA1LQR
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w iLs sfras n4 Z ; 4 2 R 3 4 Z, :
MARBLE MANTEESs, eMpobsNsGGMENrs. rABI
and WAEHSTAND T0PS- ke'

and shortest notice. =
, viii keep eonst.ntly on hand EASTERN MAR
BILE and MARBLE THING.
Orders for Plumbers SLABS promptly attended
20 fennsylvAnfs avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets vest. " ashinGton, d. O. MARI
UPWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND cert.
noates and Iecommendatory letter. have been
SShNUlNE PREPARATIONS, many Of which are
nan the highest sources, including eminent statss.
ma, gymen governors. State judges. &c.
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L { - - --LsL.LE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-05-03

lines of national! mi'i'rry occuPa:i"n, cx-,
ping only sncii restriction ~ are i'm
p,S,H by acts of Cn'~r'ss and rc-u'a'irns
m pursuance ;her,rr, prescrih Il by the
secretary of the 'ir, asu'v, AMI approved
10y iir' pre-'d.'m', and excepting ;l-,' from
,l,c ,iiccis "f Il Is orlsr 'ht following ar
iici's co;.;rHhand oi wa, :" wit
AIMS, nrrmunl'inr, ani ali articles
from " hIcl ;utluunifiou l. manufactured.
cray m forms ard cl"ti', locomotives,
cars, raiir"ad irru ard maclinarv for on
Grating railroads, iclrcr4,,l, wires and in
strnments. and Instruments for uler,timg
telegraph lines.
second. All existing military and ma
val orders III any mannnrr restricting in
;elna|. domestic c"asfines, cummercia
intercourse and trad, wrt or in ;h,. Inyal
cities above ranled be and the same are
hereby revokcd. and that no military or
naval officer in ma ner interrupt ur inter
t,'Te with lnv huats, or 'thcr vessel cn-
Gagged therein, under pr'prr authority
pursuant I" the re"uIaIiurs Uf the Secre-
rary of the Treasury.
ANDRFw IOIINsox
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topnrians Executive Order.

ihe following important ord>r iias been
Issued by the President:
EXhcrTvE ORDER. EXECUTIVE CHAM
B*E, NAsnlNGToN. April 20, 1880 BE
'''S ''eSii"'is l" +, lease all loyal citizens
anu wei hiSthSe'i persons rrsl,ilug in ia
s's'rr';tI"hiary Siaics from unnecessary
c"mInrrri,.t resiil'tl rs. au,i Ia encourage
them +" peaceful pursuits, it is hereb, or.
dercd,
fir~'. That ali restrictions npon inter
hai, domestic, coaStiny, conmcr.iat ln:tr-
course be discontinued in such ,r.rls of
States of Tennessee, Virginia, North Car
o'iha' N"nih Carolina, Georgia, Florida.
Alabama. Miesisslppi, and So much of
louisiana AS lifs east of the Mississippi
E'er, as shall bo embraced within the
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The Democratic Press assd the
New rresitiesf.

We are pleased 10 see the course the
Democratic press is taking with regard To
the President. The Editors are inclined
to give him & fair sight to dcvclope his
policy. hey speak well of him from
every quarter. Ii is not the duty of tue
party press to make iildiScriuulnate attacks
on those who sre opposed to them III poii
tics The President is undoubtedly a
man of ability and large experience.
Were i, not for his u!'raiSn on the negro
question and Il small tincture of icrarian
ism, his sentiments are entirely Demo
cratic. For the greater part OF his pub
lie life he iablrrd 10 elevate the character
of tn, poor southern white men, and he
seems IN lis speeches not to have forgot
ten hiS early proclisifies yet. He was
Tor many years the fii,nd and under the
political teachings Of iha, great and good
man, Andrew jackson. Now that the
war is virtually over, we neel statesmen
NOT soldiers, we need torbaarance among
parties, until we get our country right
again. We hop" the new President will
meet the lrgh expectations entertained of
l.im by all.
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GGUNTY CONNIE l"EEG.

7. ;. NJ N, JHalr!an,
George Delany, J. S MarliS. George G.
X. Zahm. Peter Huber, Htilip Miller. John
+. Mckcuaie. Joseph Behe. John purbin.
David Farmer. Henry tricdth"ut. JOHN
Slough, Elisha P!urnmer. Lewis Rodaer>,
Gerse Gur"y. John Mcnern,it Sin.,n
Dunn yer. W 4 Krise. Thrs. F. McG"ugh
jacob Frw,hei>er. J. T. Chndrn. john Ham
i',on. F. O'Fre. Michael Biiin. Wm. c
Diver, John White. Henry TrFPer. Mich"
las Canaan. NJ j plntt. J " Cpr'!,,n
Daniel C,nfair. VIM. McC."skey, Daniel II
D"nnelly, Anthony Long, John Marsh.
John RYAN.
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Peace.

Now that the armies o" Lee and Johns
ton are driven to the winds, aud J, ff;t-rson
Davis fugitive with the Southcrn Con
federacy as his baggage we may shortly
lock for the long wished for visit Of the
white winged ANGEL Of peace TO hover
around our believed country once more.
The advent Of peace is much cherished Iv
every we'll thinking man IN the cnmmuni-
", and il ought 10 be so, the cruel, bloody
and relentless war cost Us VERY dear in
blood, treasure and morals. Probably
no, less than a million of precious lives
have been lost in tlis relentless strife.
million of hearts were suddened AT their
untimcly fate. Untold treasure has been
spent or wasted or destroyed Bot sill
it might have been worse, the rebels
might have been able to hold but Il few
years longer and that would iave made
it still worse for u-. They ceased tu
have confidence in each other, and from
that time on, their cnnie,le,acy began to
crumble Ia pieces. If our rulers will
now be directed by moderation, wisdom
and economy in public expenditure, the
country may yet survive The Ameri-
Can pcOp'e have great recupcr.tive pow
ers. They easily got over the revolution
airy war, the war al 1912 and the Mexi-
can war However all these put together
was not as expensive as was this The
resources of the country are great now
compared to what they were then. Let
US however be uf good hope and things
may yet torn ont well For omr part We
look upon nations as we to On individI-
ais; There is a Divinity that shapes
tle.r ends rough hew them "a they
may" If i'roviirncce has ii great des-
tiny in store for tins country He viii fur.
nish the means 10 work out ihose ends, If
otherwise man cannot gainsay it. We
all can congratulate each other OH the
dawnIng beams OF peace.
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DEMOCRAT AND SENTINEL. We have
been now one year running this machine
and very often under adverse circumstaiI-
ces. Everything raise about TIE time
we commenced, to about double what
they were before, paper, ink and even la
Dor raised, Many Of the subscribers
were taken TO war OF driv en- away 10 some
other country and have shortened The pa
tronage of the paper considerably. We
trus; however that those who are still
friends Of the paper viii exert themselves
and prevent US from losing by the con-
Germ
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yynersahuu.s oC lee Davis.

Nrw YoRK. April 3).-The U,ulf rs
Eewhcrn correspondence saws The last
positive information of i H. Davis move
meutS. WAS that he passed through Char
intte, on his way sonlhward escorted bv
" brigade of cavalry. probably Wade
Hampton's un h" % INST As General
Wilson WAS at Macon. the 20tl., and vir-
tually held all Southern Georgia, the
chances are that Davis cannet escape.
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REWARD The l'rcSii,n, Of the Uni
ted States has oif..red a reward Of fty
thousand dollars for the arrest Of Jeif+r-
SON Davis, twenty five THOUSAND for the
arrest Of Clement c Clay, the same for
The arrest of Jacob Thompson, and the
same :or the arrest of George y. Sanders,
also for :he arrest OF Beverly Tucker and
ten ,i,ousand for the arrest OF Wm. c
Cieary. Th Y being accused Of being
rrlyy to the assassination of the iae
President.
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FID.ESBaI AaY ;. 1855.
s. M. PStteu gill K Co.

Advertising Agent. 81 PARK Row
New York, and 10 State street, Boston.
are the aur horzed y cents for TIE DIM
ocRAT & SsNTIS EI.," and the most Influen
tai and largest circulating Newspapers in
the United States AMI Cauadas They
are empowered to contract for is at ou'
LOWEST TERMS
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e. Il sccrnS TO be accorded by the uni
ver-;u consent of mankind that DR.. J. C.
Aver Il Co.'S Sarsapariiia, Pectoral an
I'ii!s art the greatest remidies yet discov-
cred for the treatmen; of disease; tina!
ayers SarsaPariii;s is the great ELexir O,
I.if, which Philosophers have sought for
purifying the blood. Try it and judge
for yourselves.
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Sherman aud ssfs Peace ya,-
Nrw IoHk. NI.yI


Ntw YosK, Nav ]
The H,ro'd~ Washington >p,c,J ,.
Gen. Grant immediately on his rr.,,r,!
~ a~iiIi@IuT', SGT :hor, maxim, ..
rang' 'n'm' ior Tie cont. mri,,;cd brs,, -
cr,.s OF our mIi.trv furc,, ami
q cut r,d.'ciIrn ii Gov,rt,n..G.f ..,.."
Il Is tho.gi, that ihc ann, viii 50,
r,s:uced &" 4V", ,DUU men
The H,ra.dS c,,rr,span.Ir,.t So. .,
Srcanl Amy Corps has ,xri,>iys -.
al affairs IN Tie ,irinity of S,.r,.,.S
Junc'i.Hi, protecting ihc inhahi;an,. .
nl.:raudi"9 by Gen Lees dI,vhair.i, ,o.
!,e Iuhah!iauis are 50 poorly al
commissioners have 10 feed them. f.
wards ct $50 t;,mlh,s, averaging = I,
adults to each, are ihus kept from y,-~
Ing
The 2i,bmpc'S Washington special g.,
;h"t ii rroII has made a yulunirioss O..
fc>sIu;t.
1t has been asccrtainci that JEFF. D..
AMI party have moi more than $GJOna
IN specie with them.
Con Grant reported, it Is said H.,
wien he informed siliernau of the dis,
/ .ru,al ot the terms he had made. The l,
ter frankly admitted he had mair n,
take in not having It put in writing ,R..
siavcry was dead bat that /, was IL.
an Outstanding between them. As st,,s.
nniltin- the the Rche! legislature to o,
seinb.e. he agreed Ju ii because he b.i
4 II. Il.
WAS tu assemble. by order OF the pras
! dent. :,ul from official instructions h. =,
/ terpret.d the Presidents desire to b Tho,
tie r, | civil Governors should be "a.
tanned for the preserv vatiun of order, and
/ inaintaning :, military force in the Stats
as we'll as to do away wi'h the irritaim
growing ont oi military government. A,
To the amncsiv it WAS only 10 cover h
-"l'iiers When his attention Was cafg
20 ;h' wcrtiin%. he replied with Inucb
-pirir. 8. tbat does tot express the unler.
! standing between us."
a HrrsIfs Washington spectral saws.
Grant has returned in most excrl-D;
spirits lie expresses much gratiacali,a
a; III, rro'nrtnrss of the or;a..
"F the Government in reference 70
/ ;hc ayr. e,n,mt between Gems. st-.u.,
7 AMI johnston
, Gen. Sherman met TIC Lieutenant G.7-
era it'n miles from tn. front II. re-
c'-ivei the order uf dI~ap;r"sal with ~ ii
cnmmeudab'e :pc3 .ra.e. There VS. 70
hesifamcv, no mu'murin1 nor any -xpra.-
--, 1
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WANTED. a good practical printer,
who can act as foreman 10 take charge of
the office OF the DENoCEAF AND SENTINEL.
or one who will un l>rtdhc 10 put;ish the
paper weekly under contract, will find IA
good situation BY making immediate APP
plication 10 this office.
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The siudy Ss Heath.


For rwei,e days rhc country Was in
terrible suspense regarding the whore
abuuts OF the III. D~u,ir: their
anxiety was, at iencti. relie, e. by the an
i.uuncs:nenI oi his death aud capture
Al present the eager inquiry i to know
what has been done with III, body. ami
upon this point there are :, dozen different
iheorr ;, aii furnished, of course, by cor
respondents of ihv New York press The
TmeS OF that city declares that after the
autopsy by the Surgeon G en,r.ri, 1.-The
body Was disSected, and, III separate
rI,.rc>, sewcd in cloth, with heavy wrIghr-,
AMI placed III :, small vessel. winch u,ad,.
a short circnl'i"u> TRIP upon the Potomac,
and wit''o'.f landing, T, .inc 10 tire niVy
yar,i, mluuS Iilc O.,,tv, ;tg:,ir.
The New York H,oy}d which from :he
night oi the assassination unili the cap
tufr OF Booth, has BEEN rrmarkal,le tor
the accuracy and fuiness Of ltS reports
concerning the pursuit and capture o. ti,.
itS-;i-sit-in I.s saturdays I>-!c-~:.ii
that, - On Friday the - rretary of VI Ar.
without iu>!ruriI.us OF auy Kind, ON
United t" Co. Lafayette { B..ker. Of
ihe secret service, the stark corpse OF !
Wilkes Booth. The secret service rever
fulfilled lis yoiitInn more servetiycly.
- What have you done with the BODY ,;
I;;id | 10 Baker. - That i Known he
answered, to only one man h>ing be
side myself Ii Is gem. viii not tell
you where The oiiiy man who knows i
~w"Im To >ilence. Never ull the great
t~rImvcter comes shall the grave. ot Booth
be disco, erei " And ;lI~ i tru- LAST
nI.ii', h. :5:EI a: Apfi., = IN Il row
bn.,I II ceiv"d lhr carcass of the uurdlrer
tNo mon were IN 1t; ttev G.: rrd tiir
boIy OF into III. darnn, -, ;:n! cat If
that darkness t will never reItrsL IL
the d;trkneSs, like IN, great crime, may il
remain forever, impalpable, Invisible.
4, rs, ~cTi, (. ,ord M ci 10 10 that wore
than daunsIIipu. annIhIatinn. The ,i,rr
bo.t IN nay Oh aGout L, lah,n With
great Sl,.'i and ,Iiownna ma, a,.l,> TIE
earth n,ay have op, nj tp give il Jha; 81
hence ani Tor, i."tr s. " il h man will
never give ais mcm"ry. Eur iiShe4 H4y
swim around il, OF the l.i-ic> grow viii e
ahuNe Ir--!,'!I wp shall lever kfow''
Alth"uYh nuthIn4 - p"-i.iNciy kmu..n
a. to the disposition ot Booths remain.
they are certainly disposed at in some
way or "tier, and It Is little matter 10
hlm or the pnhhc how. All he desired
aiirr death, WAS The sort Of fame acqnir-
I'd by the youth " hu fired the Dome OF
EpIe>is, and Il" secured il bv the pcrp,.-
alton of Tie fuui,st, most wanfon, and
cuwardi, assassination in The history of
ciirne. This IL The irtam,, noi the fame.
which will ciiug To the memory OF The
murderer .: our late rrsIi:rt, unfi! ia:
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M>RIaED On the - ult., at Puin,
of RDcNs. Md by R'v. Mr.. ParrIina.
Sergt. Ci;trIes III. Melcher of B.,.,on
Mass. to Miss Alice y Muller, late pro-
p;ictrrss ri the =. .Laurel Rln EXCHANGE :"
iIen.lock, Cambria Co, Pa.
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Sg Tie attention o. our rcadrs is
called 70 the advertisement os d Is Ma
hon, in another column Those having
children 10 educate, would do well To pa
tron'ze him, as he is an experienced
teacher
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