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Farmers, Merchants, aud Cat.
tie Dealers

viii have their interests specially consulted ID
the preparation of this column, aud no bushes.
man in West Virginia should hesitate 10 avail
himself of It's advantages.
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WASHINGTON.
GEN. H4ZEN ON AFFAIRS IN
UTAH..
AnnuaL Report of the Conn
missioner Of agriculture.
Monthly statement Of the Public
Debt.

WASHINGTON, Feb 26
Gen. HaZen has addressed letter to repre-
sentative Bidwel, who has requested reports
OF his observations upon affairs in Utah while
there in October last. He thinks it important
that the Government should strengthen its au-
thority in that territory, increase it's friendly
relations with that people, and elevate their
Intelligence until they come to find that they
are part OF the United States, and that we are
their friends. Harsh measures will only con-
solidate them. The lands of the territery are
still held by the Government, and if il is fine
intention TO give title to the Mormon settlers.
on the same grounds as TO other emigrants, and
he does not see how it can do less a land Of
flee should be opened and q commissioner an
pointed to settle claims. The longer this is ne
elected the more trouble can be expected in
reconciling claims. :
The matter for the annual report of the Com
missioner OF Agriculture for 1866, was present
ed TO Congress to-day, and referred to the Com
mittee on Printing. 1t embraces, in addition
to the work of the Department, papers from
some OF the best agricultural writer's in the
country, including, Judge French S. Edwards
Todd, I'll. A. Willard, b. Perley Poore, and
William Clough, from the editorial ranks and
others well known in agricultural literature
Letters received at the headquarters of the
Freedmen's Bureau, from Gen. Griffin, Assist
ant Commissioner for Texas, state that instead
OF withdrawing virtually from all control over
the freedmen interests, etc, as has been stat
ed, 1t is his purpose to exercise all the powers
given him by existing orders for the protection
of the freedmen.
An official communication shows that the
aggregate amount of S539000 has been expend-
ed for subsistence stores issued to destitute ref
ugees and freedmen, or persons not belonging
to the army, for the six months ending Decem-
Der last
The monthly statement of the public debt
will be published on or about the 9Th of March
1t will not show any very material difference
from the last statement. The receints from
customs will appear to have been quite heavy
and those from internal revenue sources unu-
sually small, less than the former this being
the first instance of the kind. 1t will exhibit
a heavy increase in the gold balance, amount
ms to several millions, from which the interest
paid. -"
large number of gentlemen, representing
the newspapers of all sections OF the country.
without distinction of party, met in one of the
committees rooms of the Capitol to-nighl, and
organized correspondents press club
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-27
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Feb. &c.
Flour steady and unchanged; sales of superfine at
10 a 10 %; Winter and trade brands at II 80 "a
10 %; fancy at IA 90 (D is 90. Wheat unchanged !;
s No Spring at 40; no Winter offering Corn
good demand at full prices; sales of at 56 az BIC
pats IN good demand at 52c for Mol. Rye in good
4 4,a; sales at 20 for Canada Barley dull.
ed sales at 20 90 "a 2s Bulk meats In fair demand
At 10 g 70 Tor city. Lard at 12c for city with
demand at l2tc. Bacon unchanged and in good de
nald. Butter at 26 "a CSC for winter made The
total number OF hogs packed here this winter az fur
nished by the Price Current, is 49,, $40; average
weight SIX pounds per hog below last year; average
paid 81 per Genital Exchange frmer. The money
market is UNCHANGED and aniat - N1
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.
Cotton-less active and scarcely 30 firm; sales 200
bales; Mddling uplands at Sic.
Flour a. 1Oc lower; sales 1000 DDis State at 75
a. II 40; Round hoop Ohio 10 so a. ~ So; Western at
20 q II 10; Southern sales at 10 30 a. 16 so.
Wheat-dull and dropping.
Corn-1c lower; sales As, 800 bush. Mixed Western
OS ~ W
oats-quict sales $4,000 bush Western at 81 "a
&c; State at 81 a. Csc.
PrOvsions-du1.
Pork-dull; sales new mess at 20 s7B.
Whiskey-quiet and steady
Rice-dull.
Sugar-steady; sales 600 hhds; Muscovado at II m
11sc; 100 boxes Havana at 11c "
Cohee-quiet and very firm
Naval Stores-firm; Spirits Turpentine at 70 "a 74c.
Rosin at 4 374 "a 90. -''
fined bonded at &c o. Soc
treights to LyerpOol--,lnll
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb &c.
1t has been raining for forty eight hours
The storm is the severest of the season. The
roads on the mountains are blocked by snow,
and the streams are flooded doing great dam
age.
1t is estimated that there are million and a
quarter sacks of wheat still in the State; good
shipping bands are $1.7O per GENITAL.
SAN Francisco, Feb 26.
The storm which has taken place on the
IN )untains is the severest known, There is
seven feet of snow at Yorks Station, and about
fifteen feet ON the summit. Travel will be
stopped for several days.
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CHICAGO, Feb. g.
Flour firm and moderately active. Wheat in fair
demand sales at So a S5l for No. q with but little
DONG IN No l at Is a 10. Corn firm all the week
but to-day gave way to decline of t0 &c. with light
sales No. at 70 "a Sic closing with sellers but no
buyers Oats fairly active sales "A 900 bush at Al "a
42c for No. 2 Rye in good demand al an advance of
"a &c; sales at 80 q 90, according to location Bar
ley quiet. Lard dull at 11a "a he Dressed hogs
quiet but strong Whiskey dull. Mess pork at 10 so
"a 10 90, with small sales
Receipts-7,500 bbls. flour, II 900 bush wheat 70 900
bush rye, loo hogs. Shipments-7,5O0 bbls. -four
$500 bush. wheat,
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Wanted.

b t 4a wanted.
EA 600 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
cOsOOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
merciai, near foot of Emery street. isr
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at the Office OF the
Company, 1891 Commercial, at corner of Union st.
feb12d&wtf L. c. HERSEY.
Partner Wanted.
A smart, active and intelligent with 500 to
IA take an equal interest in good, paying bust
ness in this City. Good references given and requr-
ed. Enquire of COX 81 POWARS,
1892 351t Congress St., Portland, Me.
feb16 DIV
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For Rem

OFFICES in the third story of building on corner
~ of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at Of
flee of OCEAN INSURANCE co,
Feb. o. If Exchange Street.
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French Language and Literature
TAUGHT by
PROF. LEON DE MONTIER,

E,RoM France; graduated in the Academic de Par
IL is Unversitie dc France. Late Professor in tho
French Language and Literature in the McGill Uni
versty and lligh School of Montreal Canada East.
Prof. LEON de MONrlER begs leave to say that
he is prepared to give Lessons in the above mpor-
tant branch of modern education, both in Schools
and private families. Glasses may also be formed by
gentlemen and latiies DESTROYS OF acquiring thor
ough knowledge and the fluent speaking OF the
French Language.
Prof. l.. de Ms method of teaching French will
smooth in great part the difficulties of beginners,
whilst to advanced pupils he will impart pro-
ciency of speaking together with the pure Partisan
accent, deservedy esteemed by all well educated
people. l.g rH
Nothing shall be wanting on the part of Prot l.. de
nj. to enable his pupils to make the rapid pro-
ress, and by his exertions To speak the French lam
guago in the shortest time.
Applications as to the terms may be made by letter
otherwise, at 80 Free st, or at Messrs Bailey q
NOyes Book store, Exchange st.
References are kindly permitted by the following:
In PoRTLAND.-Rev,D r. Dalton, corner South and
Spring Streets; Rev. Il. Bolles; DIR. Fitch 81 State
Street; DIR Chadwick 295 Congress Street DIR. Lud-
wig c. o. Files ESQ., Principal OF Portland Acade-
my. H iH tf 1851 N#-
January 10. DIFF a.l -
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MEXICO.
Capture of the city of Guoaso
GOMZt0.
DEFEAT OF MIRAMON NEAR
ZACATECAS.
MEXICO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 49,
Arrived, steamer Montana, from Panama,
with New York dates of Feb. 1st
Official information was received Yesterday
Of the capture of Colima, by the Republican
army under Corona. The Imperial garrison
capitulated Feb. I'd. Corona allowed no violent
proceedings on the part of the army. Peace
reigns there now.
The capture of Tehauntepec is officially re-
ported.
The United States steamship Michigan and
four French war vessels We're in the harbor of
Acapulco on the 18th inst
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 25
The Consul of the Republic of Mexico i'm this
city has received the following official news:
Juarez is at San Luis Potosi, where Gems
Gonzilo, Ortega and Patton had arrived as pris-
onerS.
The city of Guano Goulta was captured by
the Liberals on the 9th ult., with MANY pris-
oners and all the artillery, munitions of war
and baggage therein.
Gen. Marquis had captured the city of Java
"a. the most important place in the State OF
Michocan, and EnOvaca had been taken by the
Liberals. e
Gen. Miramon was completely defeated near
Zacatecas, and three of his brothers and all the
high officials were made prisoners. The Libe-
rails also captured 100000, of which Miramon
robbed Zocilicas.
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The Bay of Samana Secured as n CoaIiup
Stafion-From Honduras,

NEW DIRK, Feb. &c
A Havana correspondent writing on the 10Th
instant, says the Bay of SANTANA has been Sc
cured by Mr.. l.. Smith, Charge D'Affairs of
the United States in ST. Domingo, as a coaling
station in the latter republic for United States
vessels, and that the treaty has already been
forwarded.
A correspondent in British Honduras, dating
at Belize on the Sd of February, says another
expedition has been started after the Indians
The sugar crop is beautiful and abundant.
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 26.
1t is estimated that $25O,O0O worth OF proper
ty was destroyed in Western Kansas by the
recent freshet in Kansas river.
DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 26
Gov. Crapo yesterday vetoed the Port Huron
& Lansing Railroad bill, on the ground that it
is unconstitutional and inexpedient.
New YORK Feb. &C.
William Lloyd Garrison delivered a lecture
tonight at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
His chief ann was to show that the Antagonists
tic spirit, which he alleges prevailed at the
South, arose from national causes, and mist
be controlled in a proper manner by the North
and he depended on Congress to do it,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-27

DLEASANT rooms with board, or as lodging rooms,
l. at reasonable rates, at 81 Free street Refer
ences required feb25dtf.
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.Io fEEEI)

S. T.--1S60.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bit
tiers sold In one year is something startling. They
would ill Broadway six feet high from the Park to
4th street. brakes mandatory is OF the insti-
tutions in New York. 1t is said that Drake painted all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabaistic
IS T-ls6o-X., and then got the old granny legis-
lators to pass law preventing disfguring the
OF nature, which gave him monopoly. We do not
know how this is, but we do know that Plantation
used by all classes OF the community and are death
Oh Dyspepsia They are very inyigoratine
when lansud and week, and great appetizer
Sarato q pring Water, sold by all Dr egists
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Kentucky Union Co.yc.,;.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. 26.
The Union Convention was Represented Inv
86 counties. The meeting was very entbusi,
astic, and a series of resolutions were adopted
sydney Barnes was nominated for Governor
and John Mason for Lieut.. Governor
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-27
THE MARKET =.


- NEW YORK, Feb. 26.
The money market closed this afternoon steady and
easy. Call loans ranged from to 6per cent on Gov
erDments and coaterals. Gold continued strong
and closed at 1899 Government securities gold
bonds lower and less actiye Treasury notes steady.
Stocks We're frmer after the second Board, and quite
hrn at the last open Board and after call quiet
but unchanged -
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Sin lifting the kettle from the fire scalded mysel
very severely hand almost to a e,sp. The tor
ture was unbcarable. = The Mexican Mus
tang Iiniment relieved the pain almost Immediately
IL healed rapidly and left very little scar.
CHAs-. FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Philadelphia"
Ihis is merely sample OF what the Mustang Lini-
meit Will do. 1t is invaluable in all OF wounds
swelings, sprains CUTS bruises spavins, etc., either
upon man or beast.
Beware OF counterfeits None is genuine unless
wrapped in the stee-plate engravings, bearing the
signature OF q. W. WestbrOOk, Chemist, and the pri
uate stamp OF DENIS BARNES 81 Co, New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-27
The Election in Georgetown.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.
ofhclal returns of the Georgetown election
snow not only the election of the radical can
didate for Mayor by 96 majority. but the cleo
ton OF seven radical counclmen 10 four of the
conservative party. 1t is said thai tbe nearo
vote was cast sohdly for the successful candi-
date S"'"'
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The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the tariff bill and the reading of the
Senate amendments was concluded at twenty
minutes past eight
Mr.. Morrill, presented an amendment to fine
amendments Of the Senate in the nature ot a
substitute for the whole bill. He exnlained
that the substitute was in the main the same
as reported from the Committee on WAYS and
Means. There are few alterations, not more
than II or 10, reducing the rates slightly. He
said that he would consider any decisive votes
that might be given in the course of consider
ing the bill on the nature of instructions and
would modify his substitute accordingly. In
other words the Senate amendments would re-
main under consideration and the substitute
be pending as an amendment to it,
The committee rose, in order that Mr.. Nor
rlil might move in the House to terminate the
general debate, which motion he submitted
aver some discussion the motion was agreed
to--72 to A.
ine mouse again went into committee of the
whoie anu resumed the consideration of the
ctr' pm, which was amended on motion of
MT. Morfiii, To take effect ten dovs aftar ito
passage instead of April LIST. ~"
Various amendments We're actad ,,,, ...,
finally in taking the vote by teliers n.y. ~ mi
appeared, and the roll was called and % a ~.
beers answered to their Names -' niehi-
The committee rose, having disposed of o,lr
twenty of 275 amendments reported bv thss
Committee on Ways and Means, and the House
adjourned
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Ametclalss.Eer Cable
Consols for ,ooo, LONDON, Feb %, Evening.
elasin% nricas S,EcURITIEs--The following are the
shares I'll II,;nos refican securities: Erie Railway
ed States 5-2O's 73i e" ~ e&-diV' oht-
rho cotton martial liverpool, Feb. 25. Evening.
q declining tendency; Middling aplamd. Closed with
1885, the sales to-day were 5000 bales Bgsoea a.
market dull; California Wheat is quoted at IA sd ~
GENITAL. Provisions market unchanged. LOB Su v
Tallow ABS 3D. American Lard Dos Cd Pradn reah
Petroleum unchanged; Pennsylvania refined and
Canada White Is Cd W gallon wi"
FRANKFORT, Feb. rs, Evening
United States 500 bonds closed this evening at
n. ~
PARIS, Feb. o. Evening.
United States 500 bonds are quoted at s2t.
LONDON, Feb. 20, Noon.
Consos for money closed at 81
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American Securtes Illinois
central railroad Shares 77!, ex-div. Erie Railroad
shares- 81. United States 6-2O's 7si
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New Orleans NIarkets.

NEW ORLEANs, Feb. 26
Cotton-weak; sales to-day 5000 bales; ordinary
Middling at 29.c; receipts for three days 1900 bales
against 800 for the time last season; exports
25,300 bales Sugars duh at 124 "a 13c. Molasses duh
at 70 q SOC. Exchange on London 1888 a 149t; on
New York discount.
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For Dredging New Channel through
ShePard's Point shoal and HaIIOwcll
shoal in the ixennebec River, nj Hal
lowell, Maine.
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Gov. Swami Declines the United States
SenafOrship.

BALTIMORE, FeD 70.
Quite sensation was produced here to-day
by the announcement from Annapolis of the
postponemeut of the resignation of Governor
swami and the Inauguration of Lieut.. Gov.
Cox. 1t is now stated that Gov. Swami will
not resign, but that he will decline the Uaited
states Senatorship to which he was recently
elected, and will assign reasons for his action
10 the Legislature in a day or two
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EUROPE.
The NesC Reform Measures
IN England.
LONDON. Feb. 10 Midniobt

LONDON, Feb 10, Midnight
In accordance with the programme ANNOUNCE
reform were introduced into the House of
Commons this evening. Mr.. DIsraeli, tho
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, opened the de-
bate, and on the part of the Government pro-
posed four new franchises, and to change some
of the borough seats. Mr.. Bright followed and
made strong speech in opposition to the
scheme of the Derby administration.
...1.. LONDON Feb. &C. Noon.
The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus in
Ireland has been suspended for three months
longer
Earl Russell censures the American Govern
ment for pleading for the Fenans.
The reform measures of Earl Derby form the
topic of general conversation The leading
newspapers have editorial articles in approval
of them.
BERLIN, Feb. 26
King William of Prussia will be the Empe-
TOR of Germany.
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ELKHoRN, Wis., Feb. 26.
a hre TINS morning destroyed Odell's groce-
~ store, and Hodges & Preston's dry goods
store together with Tegelt's dwelling house,
Loss $4,000; tNo-thirds insured,
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AUCTION SALES.
important Sale of Government
-.r XeSSaI
sa 1ftGiAarEssM ,5AsTER' OFFICE,

Baltimore Md, January 3d. 1871
w III be SOLD at public auction, at the nort M
w Baltimore, thendersons wharf East BaItimorei
S1DE-WHEEL STEAMER, COSMOPoLrTSNH End
Of I79 tons length, $50 ieet; breadth OF hea, q,
feet depth OF OF hold 10 feet cylinder 90 inches 5nd
II feet stroke. .
A rare opportunityis afforded, in the sale of Ills
, teamer 10 persons desiring TO purchase a really
She IL Of light draft, the engine and boiler are In
most excellent condition, and the hull perfectly
sound and strong. go. . ,.
POLITAN surpasses any vessel hitherto offered by
Government for sale at this port.
Terms cash. in Government funds, on day OF sale.
Further particulars may be learned upon applica-
ton TO the undersigned OF 10 the AuctoneeTs,
hlessrs. ADREON, THOMAS Il co, No. Is South
Charles street. p +'
BY order OF the Quartermaster General.
A. $. KIMBALL,
Captain and A. q. NJ, u, :. A.,
feitill Feb27 DEPOT Cuariefniasler.
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Pennsylvania State Temperance Conven
ton.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Feb. 2f

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 26
The Pennsylvania State Temperance Con-
vention met this afternoon at the State House.
Gov. Geary was appointed temporary chair
man. He was received with much applause
and made telling speech on taking the chair
AT the close of his remarks he said he was
happy to announce that he had to-day received
intelligence that Gen. Grant was about to iden-
tify himself with the temperance cause. A
committee on permanent organization was ap-
pointed. The committee on permanent orgami-
cation reported Gen. Wagner as President.
with twenty Vice Presidents and five Secreta-
ries. Several resolutions were offered, among
them one recommending a prohibi ory LIQUOR
law, and one designating heavy penalties for
drunkenness. At the evening session of the
Convention the business committee reported
series of resolutions, which, after discussion,
were adopted. A committee was appointed to
prepare an address to the people, and the Con-
vention adjourned until tomorrow. Over 200
delegates are in attendance
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G To Let. t.- y
nNE Brick Store, three stories, No. so Union
~ street. Apply to
ja3dtf tg ~ ST. JOHN SMITH.
To Let
TINE three storied Brick Store 2Oi Fore foot of
i Plum Street. Enquire of
e. M. PATTEN,
febl6dtf Plum Street.
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Ohio Legislat . re.

COLUMBUS, Ohio Feb 26.
In the House to-day Mr. Boynton's resolll-
ton TO strike out the word 1" white from the
constitution was lost, after a lengthy debate,
by vote of 26 to so.
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FO II s ii r.!

ONE House and Lot on Washington Street for
" sac VERY Low. House new a ID containing
Seven Rooms. Price 81 400.
ALSO:g a 81
One new House anu several Lots near the Rolling
Mills will be sold very cheap, the lots at prices rang
ing from $50 to $780,
ALSO:
Several Lots on Washington Street Prices $500
to $1,000. Inquire of JOSEPH REED,
Real Esta,e Agent, Oak ST., near Congress st.
leb1i DIV.
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AFAU DE MAGNoLJA.---The prettiest thing the
Sweetest thing and the most OF it for the least
money 1t Overcomes the Odor of perspiration; soft
ems and adds delicacy to the skin; is delightful per-
tume; aays headache and inflammation, and is nee
essary companion in the sick room, in the nursery
and npCn the toilet sidebOard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Terrible Tragedy i'm New Jersey.

NEW FORK, req. 70
A terrible tragedy occurred last night at New
Market, n. j. During the evening two strang-
ers called at the residence of DIR. Corville and
inquired if he was at home. The servant girl
replied that he was not. Later they return
ed and awoke Mrs. Corville, who went to the
door. AS soon as the door was opened they
seized her by the throat and tried to stifie her
screams The servant girl hearing the noise
seized an infant and fled through the rear door
to the next house, which was occupied by a
Methodist clergyman, and aroused him. SIEVE
raj nelghbors were at once summoned. On
reaching the place the house was discovered to
be on fire by the minister, and on opening tn e
door of an inner apartment, he was nearly
stited by the dense smoke. Placing himself
on the floor to avoid suffocation, his hand came
in contact with the body of Mrs Corvlle, which
was apparently covered with blood The corpse
was taken from the room, when il was found
that she had been strangled, and also stabbed
in the breast. Facts have come to light which
cast suspicion on the servant girl as the muir
derer. On the neck of Mrs. Corville were
found teeth marks which correspond with the
teeth of the girl. Other evidence also seems
TO point to her as the murderess.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
TO LET !!

MYTH furnished Room, suitable for gentleman
w and wife OF two gentlemen, at No. 20 Pleasant
street, corner of Park. feb25t1Ws