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About six o'clock last evening, q most blood v
ARRAY was enacted az a cooper shop, No. % S.
Caroline street, resulting in the instant
ana horrible death OF young man named
William Wallsmith, AGED twenty taree years-
At the hands OF q man named Joseph Garrison
II seems that Garrison entered tbs shop where
Waikmith was engaged at work, ana ap.
sation, which, although carried on in a some.
what passionate style, attracted bat little at.
tention from his brother workmen. Finally,
however, deceased Put down . "drawine.
knife' which he had been using, ana ap-
preached Garrison, and m angry alteration
resulted In blows between them. During the
melee between them Garrison seized the draw.
smith, the blade struck him upon the back OF
the neck. inficting q most horrible wound.
partially severtng his head from his body, and
causing instant death, o matter OF COURSE
'Bdifimors CossmereiaL l5th. udA 'sdfJf4
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x NEURALGIA AND ALL PAINS in the
Htsd or Face are instantly relieved by dose Of
NITOALFED GREAT RHEUMATIC BEN.
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~A New York Judge has Just decided tha
sold TO both Of them.
, D9Alucky Mr.. McCord Of North Carolina
has discovered dirt on his farm sufficiently
aurtferous to be worth el00 par bushel
a 19en, Sheridan has ordered the muster
This will leave no Iculored troops In Louisi-
sna. J 2 - 1.4liE tnsEie;e q gf8I 4 eAQ 0fa
0Two thousand men have. during the past
ten years. been killed in English coal minesa
~Hew Yoar's was the celdest day in
Galveston, Texas, since 1850 The mercury
steod as4s Degrees Aboye ss5c. - - =
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COLGATE d CO.'S

W 1 N = 3 AP.
Recommended for cHAPPED HASBs and for general
ToILET use daring COLD WEATHER. 1t MAJ be
obtained of all druggists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
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SURELY, STEADIL Y,
SUCCESSFULLY,
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SUCCESSFULLY
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GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRpEls, wRAKNKss and
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SECRET DISHASES.

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PERSONAL.

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de I'm
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Nashua, N. H., Proprietors
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70 ,ariH Te1 sH8 ~ ~ tEa r3ht1N a , aEes
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90 rsa1. rG-oid Ia1sAsa .8a 81 ylsgh a-i 3
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4. LoeMn, M.pu ,.,

PfxIn yaTfH anG s.tsnds tass'es esr,opsiy 81 M
his ofhce In this city. Many persous can 4,vvQl
wear these teeth Who osAnot wear others,
these. ---...
Persons calling ut ny once can be scoonmods-
ure but 70 these VI ho particular and wish the
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Rooms In this eity-No 33s Psnn'a avenue, be-
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MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
Xt1 AND PARTIES

" W. MosEs'
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AND
BEDDING sTORBs,
NOS. s21 4 sI9, INTELLIGENCRR BUILD.
ING. OoRHER 7TH ANDD.,
AHD
no. sos 7TH STREET. .fHoRNs BUILDING,
ADJOINING ODD PILLOWS HALL,
AND EXAMINE TIE FINEST ASSORTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
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phia. New York, and Boston The stock is 81 Ssys
selected BY Mr: Mosss, and bought at the lowest
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igrchasers should study their owa interest By
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and Obtain his price iist before going elsewhere,
q
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H sSialG!ns spa sSSinins Odd Fellow
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DENTISTRY. s.
M. LEWIEs DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
~ No. 260 PEHN'A AVE,
Hetween 18th and 18th streets.

Teeth extracted without pain By adminsterins
LhwlE has recently purchased the best3y97V}
Chemical Apparatus in the country for
vulss Inhaler The Association 10 nov prepared
70 make Teeth on Gold, Silver and Rubber at New
Wishing dental work done osn have u - cheap
- in the above named cities. All vork done in
give satisfaction. Persons will do we'll 20 call
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DANCING.

DRoFs. J. w. II. p. KREIs'
- DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th sts.. -
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. !
New Glasses forming every evening. Those de.
siIlng to enter our classes should avail then.
selves Of this opportunity. '-'N'
our vii be made in this quarter for
Circulars can be had at j. r. Ellis and W a
mstze-ott 90. = Music Stores. Wv
Ihe Hall can be rented for Soirees, 30.
Days dnd Hours of Tkifion:
Tor Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesdsy and
'scsreay csna,sr aIserpSens, from 70 oolocn.
n1nes, from to 10 O'Clock. = ~
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On 6nn1ts 65n,ISn or sddres. note 70 the Academy.
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~ MARIHis AssHaBLAT ROOMS, q
-, between 9th and leth streets,
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nieses and masters. Tuesdays, Thursdsys and SAT.
urdays, from tobp m. - M - : =
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venience OF the pupil - az ~ oefs
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u Sim Thsaters, Washington. D. q.
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB sPEOIAL

Ne. IL Bond street, New York.
~Full information, with the highest tssttu1o-
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CLOTHING, DO.

CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel, late Browns, M
362 Pennsylvanfa avenue,
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.oHsese tilsyigsg = r~e
..4szes aigI q ties 81 q
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douglass would be an ornament 70 the Senate:
tnat tne eolored race should be allowed TO bean
arms for their protection, &c.
MT j. II. Crane asked 70 have read q petition
10 Congress as the grand ing uest Of the nation,
which be sent to the secretary's de.k.
The secretary proceeded 20 read the petition,
which was IN the shape Of charges against the
fresioenl, containing IL particular counts,
with general count al the close.
Mr.. Hintou.-That belongs 70 the judiciary
COMMITTEES Of the House OF Representative
Mr Watson moved that the petition be re-
ceiyed as the sense Of the meeting. 80 :.
Tne CHAIR Mr.. Elvane) stated that while be
ruled that the resolution in regard to impeach-
ment was out OF order, he did not deny the
right Of members to ask for the reading Of a
nothing to DO but for the MEMBER 70 r.rp i
as ,ndivid1ais; and he proposed TO 90 IL ss an
Mr. White moved that, as the petition VA.
broed indictment II be referred 70 the judi
eiary COMMITTEE OF the House Of Representa-
Mr.. Crane said that he could not ses why
the association could not adopt the petition as
well az State Legislatures.
Mr.. Watson moved that the secretary be in
strlssed M 70 transmit the petition 70 the House
the sebse Of this association.
The Chair ruled the motion out OF order
CoL Hinton took an appeal fron the decision
Mr. Bowel moved to lay the appeal on the
table; carried oy r1sing vote OF ~ 70 Is.
Dr. Boyd called for vote BY tsllers on sue-
affirmative, and in the neeativs,-the coiored
members, with bat one exception, sustsininS
TIE Chair. aOopsiderabls coafustoa arrsiar on
Dr. Boyds motion 70 appoint ssllsrs, the
CHAIR arose and said thai ne had unviliinely
been called 70 the presidency Of TIE assocSsfion,
and that ne would hold the once only 90 long
as members conducted themselves . eestse.
men. kowoyifm ana mob rule must b pus
down. and IL such conduct was 20 Be- allowed
some more plant o9lcsr had besssr be seleeSed
as president Of the cluh. =, I''-D- Il :
The associations invited Gessrs. ". r. Dell,
GATOR OF the fort smith fArk-) Mes Era, and
Albert Gram. EDITOR or the mobile (hhl
Nstiosalsst. 70 make aaarossss a. TIE next uoet.
- - -''| - lfrl ..f- ~ asaL .asiI. .falf
"A ts.-fss sl5a.iii .-l l.l .Ers lfl 20 is5Egi1 4
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n. ,.,. VSmmfssiousv Of Petents,
ssss :hsr q fSi s. ss
sIsper containing this notcs. . siSvsv
ER1ECH ALMANACHe BOR IeST-1I1a
psch Comm ue;. AlmaDsch Roar Wire; Aims.
sseh du Ben ton: Alnsnseh Oharivsn: Aiaaaach
nseh Imperial; Almanach d Nspoisoa; AlmaaAch
dee ksI de eocists; AlmAnech PolichinelIs, and
de n FRAuCR TAILOR.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

Resini'u Gsig6nas III has heea prodScsd Il Madrid
with Sisnsr Tanbsuik = Arnold, r. Bonnsh6s - ren
and Madame Nsnass. Didiss - Matilda TAe perform
anoss OF Rossins great work have been received with
extraeedinasy enthusasn. N8ef
Schumasn and Schubert nowthe regniDg favorites
q every orchestral concert in England
Carotti Patti ID returning 70 London amer her un-
paras,ed fsas Of vocssm and endurance during long
aad trying season through ths Frsnch provinces Ade
lima Patti was 70 start for Lsndsa about ths same time
what can console Bagsr and h patrons for the Of
their enchanting nightnxales y NJ e
Madame Cataian had psoslar notions touching her
relations with Heaven. Wnsa she was q Hamburg, In
1870 hs treated severely By one Of the critics. and
she took the for somstAing Is LEES than
rilsgs. "whsn God" said madame, s'Aas given 70
mortal snch sxtraordinayy talent = possss people
ought 70 applaud and homer 10 = . sniraoa II Is pro-
fame 70 4spssoats the gsfts u Hssvea-"
On the ocoasaoa Of the bsaent Of the manager and
musicai director Of the Glasgpw theatre translation
OF sophoces' Qd;psS CtlsHss was performed, with an
orchestra and chorus hundred and nifty strong
der the dirsctioa Of Mr. Lambssh ro5
y Mr. yusiss Msss gavs sstsse mxsscak at sawyer's
Rooms in Brookiyn few nights siaoe, as which bevy
OF his fair pupils assssed ahA 4e
Mis Hvtngseoa made matked success BY her render
ing Of Bsaedict's By she sad sea waves at toinwsy
Hall the other night Is the Southern Relief Fund Con-
cart IL stw 4s$sit 81. .sss* sssS e1a sN ~ te&
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

wunemore accused Of numbering Mrs Maglton In
Philadelphia Thursday last has been committed for
trial The testimony before the Coroncrs Jury elected
bat few Incidents Of importance not gwen in the report
hs had made post mortem examination Of the body
Il lying extended upon the floor, tho back the
throat had been cut and there . pool Of blood
either sdo OF the neck and beneath tho head tho e
hand ws bloody and the index finger bruised To the
eft OF the body was riveting hammer bloody. Upon
instrument all Of the character and made BY
the same weapon. Five Of them extended into the
brain beneath the other ndentations showing
The character OF the instrument used
The wound Of the throat i've inches long, begin
ming Just beneath the mastod process the lef and
anterior edge OF the sterno cdo masiodens muscle
tho right side. The thyroid cartilage near the upper
edge, the len ugular vein and the carotid artery
divided. Tho wound was made by one cut Of sharp
instrument; II inclined upwards Tho wound OF the
throa either OF the wounds OF the head which PEN
etrassd 70 the brain, was sufficient TO DEATH Ex
amined the hammer found In the room aud found tina
the pole OF the hammer fitted the wound the head
hr Stevens testified that she heard the cry OF
der and she went outside and the prisoner outsds
and asked him II he know the family; he said yes he
knew them right vol; he said, IL was here the day
bcfore;' asked what brought him there then and he
said no came with note, and when he got inside he
Prsoncr-f would like to ask the lady question.
want TO know whether II was . note paper said
witness-I don't know, but think note
Prsoner-I told Mr. Magilton that II was paper.
This closed the testimony, and the Jury rendered .
verdict hat Dorcas Magilton her death by vo-
afternoon Of April 25 1907 No 800 shippen street
The prisoner was then committed for trial
The excitement in regard the case almost EQUALS
that which the Pobst murder created about year ago
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
TINE SHEETS.

Ex Judge whiting. the contractor having In charge
The cleaning OF the streets OF the metropolis has put
forth great energy in the accomplishment Of the hercu
Ian task Of removing the nh which had collected In
our sheroughfares during the winter months A very
large force Of aborers and cartmcn have been and are
now employed in keeping the streets in proper condi-
hon, and these Efforts win not be relaxed during the
summer.
As an index Of the determination cvinced in this
respect may ee mentioned that from the 9th OF March,
whom the cleansing process was commenced, 70
che 9th Of April inst, the amount Of dirs
removed was san loads ard vber the
accounts forthc month are made out they IN probsbIv
show = total removal OF over hundred thousand
loads Much OF the dirt that accumuates IN the strress
A owing the careless manner which the carts am
pIoyed In removing the esrth from new building stes
are constructed. In some the taboards OF thcse
shs escape OF constant stream Of sand between tne
board and the flooring Of the cart, which, being scat
tered In every street through which ,hsss vehicles
pass adds greatly TO the amoont Of nlth that has 70
be removed by the contractor Another OF CON-
plant IL the fact that many parties scem determined
10 disregard entirely the city ordinances forbiddng
She emotyIpa Of ashes 10 the ssreets 10 some In.
stances the CUTTERS especially in 'front.' Of tenement
houssa we're found 70 be compsssy choked up by this
ns,erisL The contract0r's carts make their rounds
daily 70 collect the dsbr but many servants and others
take NO note Of the time when they pass and have NOT
their ashes the sidewalk In readiness TOR removal,
trusting rather 10 Me chance Of there being no
Dn the watch and then their aehee into the street.
gutter notwithstanding these and other dravbacka =
howevef the streets cleany condition, and
The discrimination ef the contractor 70 keep tnem 30
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

The Imperial Commission Of the Rxhibiioa announces
that grand musical festival 10 TO take place al the
PaIah do rTndustre, Champs Eys6os on the l4th July
nexk the arrangements under the control OF
mittee presided by General Mellnet series Of
competitions will be organized among the societies and
bands admitted, mono Of which can DO military. A
large number OF gold and silver gil, medals win bc dis.
tributed ~ prizes. H@
There Is serious talk In Paris Of marriage between
Adah IsAacs Menken and Alexander Dumas, psre The
lady for Vienna this month 70 fuiHl an en-
gagement there
Miss Agatha States, the American prima donna, ap
pearcd at the Italians Paris the 1lth in st. with great
In coIumsllA, opera by rioravsnti be.
fore performed there.
The Paris critics are still quandary about Don Car
los when Meyeroeer gave birsh 70 Of his children
he in the habit OF inviting the musical critics and
friends meet round the infant prodigy and give their
opinion the duties Of his last osprns and invite
them 10 Offer their opinion 70 the probability OF lis
living and eventually occupying niche In the pantheon
Of msscai cslsbriues. Verdi adopts precisely con-
tary system No his child born than he pitches
u into founding hospital and away from the city
whore the child nrst saw the light Don Carlos was
thrown among the critics naked and fathsrlsss, and
Verdi would not even condsscsnd 70 ask bensvoisns
people look q the infAna and his oprisg crying
into the world with phynognomy so unlike the pa-
rents that people 81 nrss thought the boy legilmats
H. Escudisr the proprietor Of the music was efs In
Paris by Padre Verdi 70 bring up tho child and nurse n
into maturity.
The following list Of busts OF musical composers
already placed In inches the side facadcs OF the now
Opera House In PAris:-0n tho vest Adam, Bsni,
weber, Nicolo Mehui, Paccni, PhiIador, Rousseau and
Campa; and on tho east Duranse, Jomclli, Mousgny,
Grcsry Verdi Doniset. Herold Boisldicu and Bcrton.
There are other inches which have NOT yet received the
busts
Mario has lost mono Of his wonderful powers Of voice
or sympathetic expression 70 judge from what London
critics say Of his Faust ~ eyes Royal Italian Opera on
the 4h inst
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean we're in "Bonnie Dundee
lately.
Tom Hohicr the rising English tenor, 10 singing 10
Italian opera with company from hsr ksjestya HIN
voice, though somewhat deficient In power, has grsaa
sweetness, and he employs the fsisstte with skin.
fhs African, with iss grand orchestral and chosal
massns stupid and tedious lfbreto feeble and clap.
uAppy vasco. mulrsudnous singing Of sslica, and
a"qa''ous geology OF Madagascar he's foand its wsy
n'o every opera house In Europe nay In the ensire
world The irrsprcssible negro. of course
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

Intelligence has bsen received By the Board Of Hsath
that the choiera has already made is appearance q
three large cities Of the United States and ths judgsg
from that fact Is apprehended that the metropolis
will be again visited by the dreaded pesssnos ron -
overland direction and that IL advent will mot nrst -
announced previous OCCASIONS BY the arrival Of
cholera ship In watsn In view Of the antsoipaAsA
coming Of the unwecoms visitor the Board urgeasly
appeal 70 the good Of al who value their own
lives and their neghbon' 10 c'san up" and put their
abodes and surroundings In such anpestentia order
that there will not be found "breedng" spot in any
part OF the city whereon the scourge set foot.
thorough ceaning up In every house IN those neigh.
borh0ods most likely 10 be visited by disease hot
weather. the commission contend will do moro toward
saving from the dreaded horrors Of pest than all the
quarantine laws that are in exiseenUe.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

and rear spasmeas Of the store presented che appear
snos Of dsspsrats struggle having taken place bsewsse
BY the bruises on the formers body. mirror hanging
against the wall Of the back was broken In piece1
The inference is that Mr. Aringer waking up and nnd
that the thief finally wsnched Il out Of his hand and
shot him. Mr. Ailringer had $500 in bis pocketbock
which were stolen g $50
leaves wife and two young children. BE has lived IN
Cleveland soms fourteen years. and WAS universally -
teemed q an upright and worthy citizen. For some
which has-t ID occasionally caused slight
alteration OF mind From this crows the impression
that he may have committed suicide; but the appear
ancs of the store; the fact that II broken open;
that his body was BRUISED and his money was stoen
can hardly point to anything but murder.