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THOSE PERSONS who fail to get suited to
Clothing elsewhere, will find a good assort-
ment yet at HenRing's One Price Store, on
the corner of Seventh street and Maryland
avenue. he has been recei wing ne " goods re-
Gently, and all his goods are marked in plain
figures at the lowest market rates.
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q IHR PRIVATE HOP Of the @. Y. Ms, ON the
SClh instant, al Prof Kries' academy will ba
sNery delightful affair from all the iudica
IONS. capital Committee OF arrangemeuts
Lave the affair IN hand. who Will be surs 10
make II general success.
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Nj OLD PATRONS will find il greatly to their
advantage by calling az the new Shoe Store
No. soy eth street, under Odd Fellows Hall.
CT. Il. WILSON,
I'm late OF the firm of Burns i Wilson
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ihE lfPoeRAPHICAL SocrxTY's Rail-
Inc annual ball Of The Columbia Typograph.
isal society, Al Odd Fellows Hall. last night.
was one OF the largest and best-m an aged hans
ever given in the metropolis, surpassing even
the balls heretofore given by the Socisty Tha
hall was crowded with a select COMPANY. and
~ me music OF heald string band dance after
OF the floor managers being to prevent the f,oor
becoming too crowded, and not to look af,sr
couples TO NIL the sets. The supper and re-.
dancing was kept up until six o'clock this
morning.
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oPFER splendld stock OF fine 13 karat
Gold end Silver American Watches, Diamond
Jewelry and Opera Glasses, 40 per cent be 10 "
cost, TO close business.
6 L. ALEXANDER, $40 Penna avenue
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, ga Penn. av., be-
tween ~ and 9th streets, continues the sue
cessful treatment Of corns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, &c. Once hours from a m TO
p. m, and to p. m. Established 1861.
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STOLE HIS POCKET BooK-Mr r. Henletn
who resides on Virginia ne, near stree,
washington, ID. O., appeared at the Office of
Justice Moore yesterday, and made CON-
saret Parker. formerly belonging to this city,
Aao escaped from his sevice a day or so since,
carrying OF with her pocket book, belong.
ID 10 him, containing about $3.50 in govern
ment funds. The Justice issued his warrant
Tor her arrest, and officer Davis is on the track
Alexandria Journal
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SURE PILE CURR.-Dr. Gilbert's Pile in
strument positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of 81. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address J. ID. Romano. Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadway, New York q
PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star ON &c counter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-18

For CHILBLAIss and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocstlon is a specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 4ei Pennsylvania avenue, between
TX IA d 9th streets. :
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HALL J. PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner Nav Ynrk axan a a md 18th a&.nae

entrance on New York svenusJ
Dealers In fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS,
WINES, IMPoRTED LUXURIBs, &C., &C..
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have just opened their New Gro
Gerry Store. where can be obtained any article usu-
ally kept in frst class Grocery. Without at
tempting to enunerste our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock. We cordially invite the public to
examine our stsre and stock, believing We shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who may
faver us with their patronage.
We oall especial attention to our sssof tment OF
TEAS and ooTFEIs, which have been selected
with great care for purity. Dealers will find
hne assortment to select from, and our prices TO
suit.
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of the city.
iaA g. m
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pesler In Imported Cigars. Also. the following
brands Of Domestic Cigars Tulip, Judy, Puff,
Robert Burns. &c. also keep Ane assortment Of
Tobacco. MssrscAaum and Brisr Wood Pipes. and
Fancy Articles. e-- .
4 large assortment OF tue sasst end best
6kATEe. de Is In
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phis, New York, and Boston The stock 10 ii WaYs
s ,s by MT Mosss, and bought at the lowest
Basse(n prices. His finest Turniturs H. mad. ~
s order In Philedsiphis, and Of the best material
Purchasers should study their own interest BIZ
calling az his Stores and examining the we'll as
sor S stock OF OAHp1fe, IUkhITURB, &C..
which he will furnish with pleasure
HIS ssscrtment Of Mattresses. Blankets, Dom.
beds, and all kinds Of Cottage and Kitchen Fur.
lture II complete, which he offers ct the L. west
Rsmsmbss Nos: e31 and 519 InteIlisencer
Building: corner 1th and d, and No sos 7th
street. Thorn1 Building, adjoining Odd Fellow
Hall, between d and Z Streets. ,
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CITY ITEMS.

The MOTTO of "Quick Sales and Small
ProHis" is strictly carried out at Franc
Popular Gents Furnishing Store, 494 7th
street, doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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MARRIED.-Yesterday, Mr. wiiIism +. Mil
Ter, member OF the bar OF this District was
united in marriage to Miss Fanny Joyce
daughter OF Andrew j. Joyce. Esq, OF this
city. The reception took place at st. Matthew's
Church, at noon, at which there were present
q large number Of the friends of the parties,
Rev. Father Mentally officiating. The young
couple had a reception in the afternoon at Mr.
Joyces residence, on 18th street, at which a
large mum Der Of the friends OF the parties called
and extended their congratulations.
JOHN M.LANGsToS, colored. was yesterday
on motion OF Gen. Garfield, q member of Con-
eress from Ohio, admitted as amember of the
bar OF the Supreme Court ofths United States
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hAMUSEMENTS.
a" CSEmEFN1o.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
PenoDylvAnia Avenue, near willard HotA.


NATIONAL THEATRE.
PsnnSylVanis avenue, near WilIards' Hota.
THIS (YBfDAYl IvlN1Na. JAZZ. Is, !
miss MAGGIE MifOHELL.
II or second epleeeanc1 this s~sso on In the charm
ing character OF MRIE. In the beautiful play in
hVe eets, translated from the Dormkn ex pre-sly
fcI Hiss Mage hi'chsll By Aug astus wsIldmer,
: =. LITTLS BAREFoor. .,
saHported BY lie. J ". C9LLIER and the keel
lent stock c0mpAny.
MIS-. IAHDIK VIII coon spp..r.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
bE6k1 W ALL .-......P BOPRlETORS.
n. b. PHxLL1Pe MANAGER,
Door. epss q I, Perform. nes commences ats.
This ,kvkElh3. JAN. 10. 1861,
.-.5sg-s TIE LoS9 STREE, il
which. Iotwithsta ndng the spthusi aam With which
y 70 nightly hailed By crowded and delighted au
night. to q 70 place to other novelties.
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Private Boxes, IS; Orchestra Chairs, 81; Dress
Circle, is cents; PsrQu cite, 10 cents; Family Cir
Gle, rs cents: Oolorsd Circle. Is csDts
In rehearsal, the last sueeessfui comedy, -
Fl 90 900 "
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EzEKIELs vIBsINIA HAIR RlsToBGR

HAIR RRSovATRR.-we pubiish this morning
the adverttsemeHt Of our we'll known tovnsmsn
u. Ezekiel, Who 10 the proprietor OF the we'll
known and widely uted Bsekiel's Hair Resto-
rer. Ihis preparation 10 no new preparation,
native Of our city: He las In his possession Ger
u1catss from residents Of Richmond, which he
viii publish. These reosnme sds tons are bosa
fde. and place his srepArstion sbove the ausck
and you Will save Jour hsir.-Riekn0Hd Times,
WasHIssroN DRY, ID. O., Bee. 81, Isss
DEAR BIB am gratifed TO that you he We
again commenced the manufacture Of yoer .. Hair
Restorer.n -. =
FROM the testimony OF many friends who have
used it. have ne hesitation In stating that be-
lieye 10 TO be the most sfhcfent CON Doupd OF the
kind ever presented for sale. Indeed many Of
thoee Who have tried 10 assure that 10 not only
cieanses the scalp perfectly but undoubtedly res
Esspectfully, &C., yours,
Ter iEE anssrr.L, ki:hnond. Va.
For ssle by al Drug gists Orders addressed 70
DEMAs BAkNEs co., Park Row, hsw York.
Ia l0-eosm
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JKwRLRY.-Bog Wood Sets, new styles,
Brillants, Cluster Sets, Jet Combs, Long
Chains, Bracelets, Rings, Silver plated
spoons, Forks, Goblets, Cups, Gall Bells,
Butter Knives, Napkin Rings, received this
morning, at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. i3S Pennsylvania avenue, near Az street
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
COMMENCING

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
COMMENOlNQ
AoaD4 RuRGE ESik e. JA sTrM 81.
CARNIVAL MlNBfRELS.
a,sp me ssssss and most perfect Minstrel Company
"a distinguished Ethiopian Artistes In On entire
Tickets. rs and SO Cents iaE-4t.
METZEROTT HALL.
For season Of TWO WEEKS, commencing
THURSDAY, JANUARY l1rH,
and continuing every evening til further netics
Drama consolidation OF three distinct and sepa.
rate Com panies,
THE TWO PEAK FAMILIES,
SWISS BELL RINGERS,
And the celebrated
BlRGER FAMILY.
YocsIists, Harpists, Violinists, and
SILVER COBNET BAND.
Composed principally of Children.
TWO SOLO HARPISTS,
TWO SOLO VIOLIHISTS,
TWO SOLO STAFF BILL PLAYERS,
The emily staff Bell Players in the world
23 PERF0RMERS AND $50 SILvER TABLE
BELLS.
Oards OF cents
Tickets for sale at Metzerotrs Music store,
wsere diagram Of the Hall may be seen aud seats
secured three days In advance.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10TH,
GRAND BELL Ringers MATINEE.
Children admitted to the Matinee for 25 cents
Doors open at o'clock; commence st 8 O'Clock.
AftsrnoonIDoors open stlh O'Clock; commence
at ~ O'Clock. jail e.
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Il i o q 81 HB = d

full assortment Of al grades choice flour for
Baksn; quality Ne. ]; price low.
Arc the only direct receivers for Golden Hill, j .
II. 0ambnll not PatapscoD and Lineanor Family
!lours In the District. AZ the latter brand he's
been extensively counterfeited and sold IN this
Arrangement With the nillsu We furnish &c lower
than lt can BE- obtained from any other source
Quality second to mono. Price fraction les than
other Articles Family Flour. . 81 - .
Buckvhest o low rates. : 81 D.
lew BIZ w. II. GAIT 90,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
noO near De Dot.
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EOR sALr-A pair OF Morgan BAT MARES
Il especially adapted for breeding purposes. Az.
ply at this once. iaHst'
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WORfR KNOWING.
It is W worth knowing that the srsstest Bargain
MiLLER's CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.

He has inst received . large steck Of Bieaehed
Shirtings and shestfng, q lower prices than they
A. ~ and = cts. good yasd vide De- % ca, .od
and Is cts - ard Wide do. bland % sts. Merrimsof
and ether best makes Calico, % cts. Fine All
generally embracing PsDlins, IMPRESS Cioths.
Ril.ids, eeicinsc 90 ct cost shswls, Blankets,
Hosiery, ct unusually low prices.
Cell and examine his stock. -...
do 81 SVs BUNJAMIN MILLER
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VI W. B. NOSES
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AND
BEDDING sTORES,
NOS. 521 & 319, INTELLlGENORR BUILD.
ING, C0RNER 7TH AEDD,
30 sos 18th STREET, fHoRN's Bulldog.
ADJOIHIHG ODD FELLOWS, HALL,
AND EXAMINE THE FINEST AssnRTrD
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
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u THOMAS PINE TREE TAR rROCHHs.
for Coughs, Colds and Threat Diseases specisi
Agent, KIDWEkL SON, and sold 81 ali
MIhCI NEAT Of exeelIsAt quality.
AVA n. W. BURCHBLL,
Corner l4th end streets,
% - under Dbbitt Hous0.
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X HOIPfIOH LUXURIHS.

ected pak tic for the cemipg Il en- sea.
son. z. n. KING . son, =
x.A King Place,
oesS Cor, VI, ave. And l5l< At
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MFACKERlL AID OODFIDH. %
10 600 pounds large SHORE coprrsH.
o barrels No. I AAOK1RBL.
just received sad for sale o cor yhsrf. e the
Commission Merch ants,
dslsH No. ass Ninth &c. net. = and =,
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QY aRKEN q NILLIAns. Alnt,sns.r.

TWENTY THOUSAND LIGHTS or WINDow
SASH AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On eAT6 kDAf, the 18TH instant at IN a, rIoot
m, we shall sell, st our Auction Rooms al
Sizes which cali the attention of dealers r. tha
Above sale ss they ere all new
Terms cash.
10 l6-St GREEN WILLIAMS Austs
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l1IPARInlIT OF THl INIllioI, =.
10 ALL kH EciGH 8yI T1t 81, 05Ss IN k's

HNRPARIMlNT OF THD INIHRlOR,
u RknsIoN OyIicH, July lSth, l6De.
~ ALL WHOM IT NAY OORO1RN.
ApDnseuou having been made uadsr the act o.
June 1850, tQr the reissue Of the following de-
ecrfoed Land Warrants, which are alleged % have
been lost or deetreysd,-Eot1ce 10 hereby Given
ehst q the date following the description Of eseh
warrent. new certificate or warrant OF like tenor
viii oe reassued, II no valid objection should then
Jos. =. BARRETT, Oonmassiesss.
No. - SIS for lso acres. Issued under the Get of
March Sd, 1855, IN the name Of Ivory Butler, and
was granted 4 prfl 10, l666-Rebruary Z, l96. y
No. q oe. fer 100 acres, issued under the ect OF
March Sd 1855, In the name of Lazerus Harloa,
and vss granted September II, 1855. February
No p4,7sl, for 100 acres, issued snder ths oct o.
March Sd, 1875, IN the name Of Robert w. Pierce,
and wss efantsd Msy n, 1855 Marc 3, ~.
Ho q, 10 for 100 acres, fssued under the Get Of
March lsee, In the name Of Ehjeh D. Bell. End
YES granted June 9. ISL. March O., Ian,
No 1918, for so acres, issued under The sct OF
March 81. 1855. In the name Of George Plum, and
Was aranted August 18th, 1855. March g, lsG3
No 81 elf for leo acres. tssue1 under the cot of
March Sd lSs5, In the name Of James Henry, and
wac granted April I'D 1851. March 80. 1881,
No IS rs, for 16o acres, issued unde the Get of
March Sd, 1855. In the name OF John Wood, and
was granted FEBRUARY 70, l6a. April 6, 1857
No. s. $50 for No acres. issued under the scs OF
March Sd, 1855, In the name Of sarah Wood. widow
1851 Anil g. 1851.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NJOTICE.-An WATOHES LEFT with 8. GOLD
must b called for By January Seth, 1851, or .Sey
will be sold 70 pay charges for repairing, 10.
B. GOLDSfEIN
j. 1885,. 70 Bridge st., Gsorretosn. DO.
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pY EAGLE & co, Auctisnesrs.

SATURDAY. January 10, ct 10 O'Clock,
At our Ssiesroom.
lt0 dsmiJsbns Of Wines and Liquors, balance OF
stock of house dscli ing business.
ALSO,
A variety OF Groceries and sundriss.
Terms cash.
u
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w pfIIH9 q OLEkHsiNa EsfASLfsa,
MENT Once No - Jefferson St, 0eore etowu
p, O. Betsblished 1881; premium awarded by the
AetLopeliten Institute, 1851 rebuilt 1855, and Is
lishmsnt Of the Kind in this section OF country,
With large stsek Of the best foreign and domes.
able Apparatus. and provided via The best tai
emit and Artistic sein 70 be obtained: The sub
srs that pre- eminent - may have been his ORE.
ytous reputation, his motto 70 Exoelsior" in
Cent? en- ems Apparel, 6ihxs, Velvefs, satins, Ne.
rin9. cloths &C.. he means to stand uuriyailed.
Trniy thankful fer past favors he selieits the
- Goods received and returned By Express
with the utmost lromp tness and dispatch.
ja Him WIN. II. WHEHTLEY, Dyer.
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MAYoRB oIFIOI,
n CIrY HALL, January 10th. 1857.
Sealed froposAls win be recei we'd at the Mayor
once until II O'Clock m :, on MONDAY, the 2ist
Instant, ior paving. curbing, &C., for the year
commencing Drill LIST, 1867, for the seven several
yards OF the city; no contractor to have moro than
Speeiacstions can be seen At mi. ONE. .,.o =,
the once Of the Oommisetohers Of Improvements
In the SassAent OF the West Wing Of the Oity
No bid viii BE- received which does not include
an offer Ter each separate item Of work and ma.
By law the Mayor 10 prohibited from awarding
contracts Tor the above work to any person on
persons who are not DrAc teal PAYERS.
The Mayor reserves to himself the right 20 re-
ject any or All bids should he deem It to the in
forest OF The Cor pofAtiop to do 80 !. !. -
Richard WALLACE,
J - ll.ooet llnteI.I MAYOR.
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K1 W. b. LEWIs Co, Auctioneers
INTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS, BY OR.
DEB OF TRUSTEE.
TO MORROW, ct 10 o cleck, ct Stand Ne 40
Pennsylyania aNenLe. We shall sell. the whole
stock consisting OF 5000 lots OF every descripion
OF Dry Goods Hosieries, Trimminss MilIibsry
Ribbons. Velvets, ancy Goods &c, DC
Sale continue ed daily until stock 10 closed
jal63t w.B LEwIs 90 'Anct.
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UARTBRLY REPORT
" OF THR CONDITION OF THE
flBS T T1ONA BANK
OF WASHINGTON, Do
On the orninR of the lst epday of auuary, 1857

i, VIM 8, Huntia gton. Cashier of the First Ma
uoDA Bank of Warrington. D. C. DO aolemnIv
sSsea tnat the above ststement is true, to the
WIN. y. HUNTINGDON,
svn. Cashier.
OF January, lo0. $3.50 NJ
(SfsnedJ WIN. E, HOWARD,
Je io-SS NotaFy Puklic
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SOAP AID CANDLE mAHirACruRrp
Inc subscriber will be pleased to see ali his old
nienos ana customers at his new place Of kusi-
where ne win keep constantly on hand his pre,
mi ,s ~ soaps End Candles, and will centinue to
tween lth and 5th n. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

EXTREMES MEEr.-It is 8 singular fact
that, while the Radical States Of Wis
cousin, Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania have all with
in a year and a half, refused to allow
negroes to vote, they have at the same
time insisted upon such suffrage for all
the South. It is another singular fact
that, though Georgia, Louisiana and
Kentucky were among the States fore
most in resisting the schemes ofCslhoun
they are now foremost in resisting what
ever Congress has done toward recon
structing the politics Of the South, on q
basis that de6es Calhounism. But the
strangest of all contradictions is that
South Carolina, the great leader in Sc
cession, slavery, and whaterer else was
most obnoxious to Massachusetts,, is
now the only State with Massachusetts,,
in insisting upon the right, not only Of
negroes to be educated and to vote, but
to be represented BY their own color in
the State Legislature. This is now the
position of Wade Hampton and some Of
the most distinguished politicians Of
Charleston-all once Calhounites, but
now as ultra on the opposite side as
Wendell Phillips himself. Massachu-
sets has two colored Members in her
State Legislature, both from Boston,
and South Carolina is quite likely to
send as many to her Legislature from
Charleston. Truly, extremes have met.
g p 4Hn. .'a HasrT"
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PoIsoS.-Certain parties in Sacramen-
to have lately been scattering pieces of
meat containing strychuine, in the city
cemetery, for the purpose Of killing
dogs that frequent that locality. The
improperly Of adopting such methods
to destroy useless or vicious animals is
illustrated by an incident in that city,
as related by a correspondent Of the Bee:
An old hen, in her rambles, found
something in the graveyard, which she
seized, aud, with all haste, made for
home with it. Being hotly pursued By
her companions, she sought refuge in
the house, and by a fright she was
made to drop her prize directly by the
side Of an infant child that was sitting
on the floor. The little u%nspspiciops
babe had scarcely time to place it IN its
mouth, when the watchful eye Of the
mother detected the incidsnt.lAS She was
just in time to save its life. AS oon as
she examined the meat, which she tool
from the infants mouth, the mystery
was explained the centre OF the meat
contained strychnine. The hen mad
brought it from the cemetery.
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Trade Affair n, Belmont, Nye CeunI


TraGic Affair at Belmont, Nye County,
AUSTIN, April 1--we are indebted
to the RepeiHe for the following account
of a tragic affair at Belmont, Nye county,
Nevada:
A shocking scene Of rufianiSm, which
terminated in the killing of one man
and severely wounding Of another, oc-
Cured in the town of Belmont, at half
past one o'clock on the morning OF
Thursday, tho 18th inst. A correspond
ent furnishes US the following particu-
lars: Work on the mine Of the Silver
Bend Company, generally known as the
Child & Garfield location, was suspend
ed O week ago, which produced great
dissatisfaction among the hands. 1t
was said that the mine was closed by
the orders Of the Trustees in the East,
while the report was rife among the
workmcn that had been discharged by
the officers Of the company to make
place for Cornish miners. During last
night the mob seized the person Of Can
field and put him astride a rail and car
ried him around the town. They enter
ed the saloons which lay in their route,
retaining Garfield in his disagreeable
position, drinking and amusing them
selves at their and his expense. The
mob Of ~rufians brought up finally at the
High Bridge Saloon, in which Lewis N.
Bodrow, formerly City Marshal Of Aus
tin, and others, were sitting. 1t
appears that Garfield was permitted
to get off of the rail while his perse-
cutors drank. As they prepared to
resume their march with Garfield, Bod
row remarked to him that if he did not
choose to get on the rail he need not.
This remark gave offense to one Of them
named Patrick Diguen, and words en-
sued between them. Dignen 10 report
ed to have struck Bodrow in the face.
One or other Of them opened the saloon
door and stepped out and fred his pistol;
whereupon, almost in q second Of time,
from Is to rs shots were fred, apparent
ly at Bodrow, as it was found there
were but two shots out Of his pistol.
The poor fellow received a number OF
fatal wounds. One shot entered his
right side and passed through his body,
and another entered his back below the
point of his right shoulder. He received
two frightful wounds from a knife, one
of which penetrated the groin to the
depth of four or FIVE inches. Dignen' is
shot through the right lung and in the
right arm, and it is very doubtful wheth-
err he can survive. Bodrow was rom
scious until within a few minutes Of his
death, which occurred at half-past four,
three hours after he was wounded. We
have not yet examined his body, and do
not know but that more wounds may be
found. There are eight bullet holes
through his coat, besides 9 knife cut be-
hind. In the midst Of the shooting
Garfield was taken off to a secure place
by some friends. Bodrow vas from
Marlboro, Mass, aud leaves brothers
living. He was unmarried. Bodrow
met his death in defense Of right, and
while protesting against cowardly ruff
ianism, and his memory will be cher
ished by brave and fearless mon every
where. He had been a fireman at Aus
tin, and due respect will be paid to his
remains.